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NB caftatdateS reject speriding·C&p
Newport council h opeful asks limit on
campaigns; other~ question his motives
By STEVE MARBLE
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A Newpon Beach C1ty Council
candidate has proposed that other
contestants follow his promise lP
hold cam paign spending at S20.00CJIIo
avoid an "obscene" spending spree.
"Th e Newpon Beach City Council
is becom ing known as the best city
council money can buy:· said David
Shores. who is a member of a slow-
growth slate in the beach c11~.
Not everyone, thouP'. 1s sure that
Shores 1s sincere in his self-imposed
s1_>ending cap.
"It} a political ploy and I recognize
-it ~as such." said Clarence .. Bus"
Turner. who is running against
Shores and a third candidate 1n one of
the four district seats up for grabs 1n
the November election.
Turner, a city planning com-
m1SS1oner. said he may spend up to
$50.000 1n the contest.
Allan Beck, a candidate in a
neighboring district, praised Shores'
plan but said it would have little effect
onh1m.
"I couldn't possibly raise that
much anyway." said Beek, a former
city planning commissio ner and
slow-growth advocate.
"Tm spending what It takes to
win." said Councilwoman Evcyln
Hart. who 1s seeking a third term in
o ffice and fending off a second
challenge from Beek.
"But I can't imagine what 1t would
take to make me spend ~.000 ... sajd
Hart. who spent S I0.000 four years
ag_o 1n a successful re-clecuon cam-
paign.
"I don't think it's a m aJor issue 1n
the campaign," said Ronald Winship,
the third ca ndidate for the seat Shores
and Turner arc seeking. .. It's rather .an
idealistic approach."
Winship said he would consider a
spending hmit. but only if all 12
candidates in the race agreed to it.
And that doesn't seem likle)'.
Others in tile congested council
contest said they may spend as much
as $70,000 to try to get elected.
Shores. a publisher who 1s trying a
second time to be elected to the seven-
member council, said he 1s suspect of
candidates who amass huge cam-
paign warchests.
"It's hard to believe that someone
who raises $70.000 isti'l bought and
paid for," said Shores. "There has to
be a hidden agenda there."
"That's o ld news:· retorted
Winship. who describes himself as an
entrepreneur presently working in the
secunt) industry.
Turner. a real estate developer. said
a first-time candidate has to spend
S40,000 to $50.000 to achieve name
identity and build a following.
Beek said the flaw in Shore's plan 1s
that money -and lots of1t -will be
spent o n behalf of candidate\. by
poht1cal action committees. 'There
are numerous pro-growth and sJow-
growth political actton groups in the
city.
The high-water mark 1n Newpon
Beach was set four years ago when a
losing candidate spent more than
S50.000 trying to unseat then Mayor
Jackie Heather. He lost in a landslide.
In the recent Irvine city clcct1ons. a
losing candidate spent almost
$70.000 -.a record 1n that Ctty. The
first-place finisher! Mayor Larry
Agran. spent about :>52.000.
There are 12 candjdates in Ncw-
(Pleue eee SP&1'DIJll0/A7)
J~cobsen upset
in new video
From staff aDcl wlre reports obtained 11 in Beirut." said Ms. Dunn
Lebanon hostage David Jacobsen The network broadcast only an 11-sttond portion ofttle message. which said in a videotape broadcast Satur-was about five minutes long. because
day he was upset he was sttll a captive Jacobson "'was saying basically the
after the release of an Amencan same thing over.and over." said Ms.
reponer Jailed in Moscow. Dunn
Jacobsen. a Huntington Beach
resident and one of six Amencans ··1 was emouonall> upset because
miss1ni in Lebanon. said the Reagan Dan1loff has be~n exchanged for the
admin1strat1on 1s interested in the Russian spy who was worlung against
case of correspondent Nicholas the Amencan people and that I was
Dan1loff. but not his. CBS News !;\Ill a captive:· Jacobsen said in the
rcponed. bnef pon1on of the tape broadcast on
--+-~ obta111cd the~ Sm~u~rda..,....9~.-+ith~e-·CB "E•enmg NC'W>W1ttr8otr
said spokeswoman Ramona Dunn. Schieffer ..
Under construction
A worker detail• the "Temple of the SyrlllJ[" aandcaatle,
which wu entered ln the fourth annual United Way of
Oktoberfest
parade gets
early start
By G. JEANETIE A VENT
The o nly Oktoberfest parade 1n
Southern C'aJ1forn1a will march
through the renler of Old World
Village toda) at~ pm. 1n Huntington
Beach.
Led b) .\mcncan. German and
Ba' anan flags. the parade "111 mark
the beginn1 ng of a celebra11on that can
be traced back to Oct. 17. 1810.
Oktoberfest began as a wedding
celebration in Munich, Germany to
honor the marriage of Prince Ludwig
of Bavana to Princess Therese · of
Sachscn-H1ldburghausen.
What began as day-Jong wt'dding
cclebratton 176 years ago has now
become a festiv('. month-long event
observed b) German descendants
world-w1de. .
Oranae County Sandcaatle Conteat at Seal Beach Saturday.
The S&nd Dudea of Newport Beach. developed the ca•tle.
In Hunting1bri Beach. Oktoberfest
(Pleaee eee PARADE/A?) The Schwabenlaendler dance group kick• up tta heel• at Old World Vlllace.
There was no indjca11on on when the tape was made. or under "hat In Lo~ .\ngelcs. Jacobsen's ~n also
circumstances Jacobsen made ihe cnt1c1zed Prt's1dent Reagan and Sec-
tape, the network said. rt'tary of State Gt'orge Shultz for
"The onl> thing I can tell )OU'" we (Plea.e eee J ACOBSEJll/A2l
Marine won't face death
.penalty for joy ride in jet
By STEVE MARBLE
Ol-0.-,"11o481aft
.\n El Toro Manne who took an
unauthonzed JOY nde 1n a Jet fighter-
bombcr after he team ed a minor
medical problem had ru1nt>d his
· chances for a ~areer as a Manne pilot
no longer faces possible e'ccut1on
under a 200-)ear-old m1hta~ lav.
.\charge that could ha' e resulted in
the death penalt) for Lance Cpl.
Howard .\. Foote ha!\ bel·n dropped.
said Manne spokesman LI ( ol Jem
Shelton last week.
Foote has been ordered to stand
tnal on three less senous c harges of
v. rongful appropnation of an aircraft.
unlawful entry and v.11lful damage of
an aircraft. said Shelton
A general court man1al 1s set for
Sept ~9 • ,
Prosecutor'i 1n the case admit the
flight in the single-seat .\-4 k) hawk
went well and that Foote -v.ho had
ne\ er fl o" n that I) pe plane before -
1s described as a model Manne b)
supponers
(Pleue eee MARINE/A 2)
Seniors are sharing
housing, interests
Renung with rol1 mma1e<. ,.., "''
novel experience. C\J)Cl"Jalh n
coastal Orange Count~ .... hl'rl' 1h1·
beach beckons bu1 high houc;ing cn•;t'
say "stay awa) ··
But finding someone 111 '\han' rent
when you are on the far \11.k 01 tilt\ "
no eas} task v. hen nev.'ipaper<. are lull
of ads hke this one 'ng prot 1t)mk
wnts sme to shre
Translation. Young profr'i'iw nal
(fe)male wants same to share
That's "h' -Ahen Rabe Hou'ih
arrived 1n Orange Count~ th1 month
she dispensed" 1th the clas<11ficds and
put her name 1n "1th the shared
housing coordinator al the Oas1"
Senior Cmzens Center in ( orona del
Mar _.
Within a da\. Hou~h. ti 7. wa<.
matched up "'th a M-,ear-old 'rv.-
pon &alh "oman "'th a threl·-
bedroom apartmrnt tn "harr
"'I thtnl.. \II fa r 1t"' ~orl..1ng tiul
\e~ well." l\11u"h <.aid JI thr l'nd nf
LISA
MAHONEY
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
ht'r tiN 1n da" "Ith Ro<;cmal"\
Re' nold<. ··\\>e ha'e different hacl..-
gruund., and different educa11on and
d11Tere n1 prohlems. hut v.c 'leem to
ha' e a 101 in common .. 1;he ..aid
\1111ng 10 Re~nolds' tasteful h'ing
room 1n th<' BaY'A'ood \panmt'nts
near 'l'" pf1rt ( enter Hou'ih <;a1d.
''Finanl 1alh I l l'ukl not. at th1'
point. at111rd .l h" l'I' drMrtmcnl hkC'
th1 ....
\-11rnq '' al"' a rl'a ,nn Rt'' nolds
(Ple&K .ee SENIORS / Al )
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By G. JE ANETI.E AVENT
Despite concerns b' lnine (11'
Councilman Ed Doman th.it tJle
Irvine nilied School D1c;tnct ma)
not be able to provide ~hools tor
children mo\1na into thr ne" \\e'll·
park V1lla1e. school officials say the)
will be able to accommodale the ne"
students and have the track rteord to
prove it
"To answtr ti\( c111.:s que .. 11on. ye~ we can comfortabl) handle the 'itu-
dcnts 11 Westpark ... \.'ltd P"'°'I Recd.
. L ' . r •
'fX'C'1al ass1'ltant to Supcnntendent
Stanley Core\
Rrcd told members oft hr Aoard of
Education 1hat he sc:-nt 3 ktter to the
l'll) detailing the d1 .. tru ..... rlanc; llr
"'II also appear hefore thr Cit)
C ounc1I on T ucsda) to an'i"rr QUC\·
u ons posed last month about thr
district's preparedness.
Appro.x1m1lt'I) 4,434 rrc;idcncc'
art projected for ~stpark b) I Q•ll')
accordina to long-ranae figurt''
pro'1dl°d h' The l r\lne ( o. \31J
Ree-d L>unng lhC' I Q~~·~7 ~hool
\Car. 750 units are e'pected to open,
genrrating 150 students. The number
of students calculated 1s hascd on the
t\ pc of ho mes The method has been-.
,·ahdated on numerous occa ions
O\l"r thr \care; ..aid Reed
"The fact ol the matter is that our
1r.1ck record Ill proJCCllng aro wth has
twc n very accurate, and has JUSI bttn
'al1dated once ap 1n -by the o~ning
,,r ... chool (Sept 4), Reed uid. •When
1hc dust had settled. the actual
c Mol\mcnt match~ o ur pro1eet1on
w1th1n a factor of I percent .•
Reed said the d1stnct does not
e~pect to sec all the students nght
away Rather than tranfer their chil-
dren to a new ~hool in the middle of
a school ~car. man)' partnts will
conttnuc to stnd their ch1ldrt'n to the
prev1ou school until the foltowing
September. Wcstpar' 1~ still under
construction and nonr of the ho mes
R~ct open for 1x-curmn , 'ilUd
"We don't ha'<' all the re'IOurt'rs to
accommodat<' t hildn·n 111 a nt'1gh-
borhood ~hool from da\ <)nr · R«"d
acknowledged The 'iChool d14'tm:t 1\ a
bit behind in hu1lding nev. ~ h•IOI\
b«au~ of a li\C··\t'ar h1a1 u' 1.au'il'd
b) a lack of state fundine,
Board member MarJ1e "a'l'ham
said. " ince we ha'r a nl'" 1 '''
C'ouncl't. the\ ma\ no1 he a~are of
how our sch ools are funded .. \ ne"
school can't open ever. 11me a ne"
development o pens. ~ht' said
Helen Camero n. prtsident ol the
school board, said hool fa 1h11e" arc
a rt"spons1b1htv of th<' ~hool ooud
The: d1~tnC't 1' not \1mpl\ a ~f'J('(' to
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SBNIORSASROOMMATESINOC •••
hela Al .
bu opeaed her apartment to room·
ma.a for the lut 2YJ yean.
Ahbouab she works full time in the
billift& depuuneot of a top air freiaht
firm , Reynolds cannot manaae Ncw-
pon Beach rents alone.
... probably couldn't stay here if I
didn't have a roommate," she said.
A widow whose dauahter is pown
and on her own, Reynolds said she
also savon the companionship of
roommates. ··1 enjoy people, I like
people noises. l likr somebody in my
house with me ... she said.
Newpon Beach as one of 1 S Orange
County cities that offer roommate
referral services to their senior
citizens. Huntington Beach and
Costa Mesa also operate shared
housina pravams. So. to a limited
extent, does 1..a&una Beach.
In some cases, thr city pays thC'
salary of~ prOlf'Bm coordinator. In
othe~. the ta~ is (>ickcd up by a social
semce orpn1zat1on.
There were 228 applicants for
shared housing and I 04 placements
coun~de during Jul¥>. the last
month for which staustics were
tallied. .
Alona the Orange Coast. Costa
Mesa m•kes about I "'l matches a
month and Huntington ,Beach about
13. Newport Beach and Laguna
Beach each match about one set of
roommates a month.
In a county whe~ the fair market
rent on a studio apartment averaged
$416 a month in July: a one-bedroom
averqed SS08 and a two-bedroom
went for $597, shared housing pro-
grams are sorely needed. said Gene
Jacobs. an Orange County Senior
Services Office representative who
coordinates the mdependent pro-
grams. ~
.. You take a senior who wants a
one-bedroom apartment: about all
they're toinJ to find (are ones for) SSOO. 1t•s qwte prohibitive. Many are payina SO. 60, 70 percent of their
incomes for housing." she said ,
Those senion who own their
homes arc not worry-free either.
shared housing coordinators said.
Taxes, upkeep and puttina food on
the table can be a hardship on a fixed
income even when there is no
mortgage to pay.
· Economics 11 by far the b111est
reason why seniors decide to share a
house or apartment, shared housing
coordinators said. Companionship is
the next most mentioned reason anq
security, the third. they said.
AJI the shared housing programs in
Orange County are referral services.
Although sbme do extensive home
visits and follow up, coordinators
alol)g the Orange Coast are pretty
much limited to conducting in-offi ce
interviews with applicants and then
matching up those with homes and
tho!t' house hunting with people they
bcbeve will ht compatible.
It is up Jo the 1odiv1dual$ to make
arrangements to m"cet. the coordi-
nators said. ·.
All kinds of'Hv1ns si{uatlons have
been created through shared housing
referrals. Orange Coast coordina tors
said.
Though the most common match
as bet...,,een 1wo senior citizens. there
have been successful inter-gener-
ational arrangements.
Platonic male-female matches are
not the least bit unusual. they said,
and are m fact preferred by many
widowed seniors who have become
accustomed 10 living with someone of
the opposi te sex.
"The> 're not looking for an}'
hank)'-panky. They just want some-
-IRVINE SCHOOLS READY •••
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the cn y hke the fire and police
departments. said Cameron.
Board member Mary Ellen Hadle}'
said the d istrict we lcomes discussions
with the city. "but bas1call) wl'rc
going to have 10 ~olvc some of these
things (ourselves)."
However, Westpark children arc
planned for, said R~d. According 10
a five-year attendance plan. West park
elementary students will attend Cul-
verdale Elementaf) School. until an
-interim school opens at Un1versll}
Park in the . fall of 1988. The per-
manent school in West park will open
in the fall of 1989. By 1990. the d1stnct expect'> to
have almost all oflrv1ne'selemen1an
children 1n neighborhood ~hool,,
saidR~. •
However. the d1s1nc1 1s not able 10
accommodate middle and high
school student!> 1n neighborhood
schools. Under the plan. Westpark
middle school ~tudents will a11end
Rancho San Joaquin Middle School
and high school students will be
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MARrlNE .•.
FromA"'iT
But Foote v.as charged with damag-
mg the plane becaust' testimony at a
prehmmary heann$ mdicated two
hatches were bent slightly because he
failed to fasten them properly when
he jumped 1010 the JCI July 4.
Among the charges originally fikd
agams1 the Manne was one under a
~00->ear-old law against hazarding a
\ css'I. The lav. was wnnen for use
against ship captams who damage
their craft through negligence. •
The la"' cames the death penah'.
But rn1htal) proo;ecutors ne~cr
1n11~nded 10 \eek the death penah).
helton said
Still. for se' era I da}'S the. <>fficep, in
~ they can lalk to, .. aaid Yvonne
Pfl.ion who runs t.beHuotina1on &r..cll lhated houaina pt0tnm.
The relationship typically takes on
the cbancteri11ics of a traditional
marriaae with the woman doina the
cookina and cJeanina and the man
doina the heavy taska, she said.
When two women or two men
share a place, wks arc more likely to
be divided evenly, coordinaton said.
That's how Housh and Reynolds
set up housekcepina. as have Bob and
Mary Strong of Costa Mesa anq their
roommate Val Dahtberi. •
Though it's unusual for a married
couple to get mvolved with shared
ho~ing, the. Strona.s say they have
eruoyed renting a room to Dahlbera
for the last two years.
"We've not onlr been lucky in
findina Val, bu\ Va bas the qualities
th't make for a good houso-sharcr,"
Mary Strong said. AU three help to
keep things orderly in· their neat,
comfortable tract home, she said.
Dahlbera and Mn. Strong arc both
nearing80. BobStronais 75. They are
retired and li ve on social security.
The $250 ttnt the Strongs cha'Je
Dahlberg has allowed her to remain
independent while the extra income
made it possible for the couple to take
a trip and "put a little in the bank."
Mrs. Strong said.
The two women a~ also good
companions, preferrina to chat while
Mr. Strong enjoys a book or watches
television.
And Dahlberg said she doesn't
mind the house rules which Mrs.
Strong ~id. include a stricture against
smua,hng m pets.
"OOn't smuggle 10 a man, either."
laughed Dahlberg.
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bridge high schools.
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JACOBSEN APPEARS UPSET IN YIDEO •••
F rom Al --
"inconsistency in this adminis-
tration's foreign policy."
"I think (the administration) has
Daniloffs release. said she was aware CBS had the tape
The letter said the price paid 10 free of Jacobsen. but knew nothing fun her
Daniloff "was the release of the about 11.
backed itself into a comer with its
charge of the bng at Camp Pendleton rhetoric and is simply finding it very
kept Foote in solitary confinement difficult to maneuver under that
and shackled him whenever he left his rhetoric," said Paul Jacobsen. 27.
cell -thr s<Kalled close confine-"I don't think he looks good," the
Russian spy who was working agamst The videotape marked the third
the American people and that was . 11me 1n recent weeks that photo-
clear." graph" of Jacobsen have been d1s-
"Th1s price was great compared tributed.
with the price that the Amencan The letter attributed to Jacobsen
government will have to pay 10 and the accompanying Islamic Jihad
release us." the letter said. communique were in a packet left ment given a condemned soldier. younger Jacobsen said after seeing his
The treatment began Aug. 30 ·and father in the televised portion of the
ended Sept. 5. when leg.al officers tape. "I think, very clearly. the
assured the brig's commander they ~omments on the tape art. his feelings
wouldn't press the death penalt). said 10 ~~.matter. and that he s frustrated
Jacobsen's son. Eric Jacobsen ol outside a Western news agency 10
Huntington Beach said in response to Moslem west Beirut
the letter. "Obviously, we're real The packet contamed a Polaroid
concerned and angered and confused photograph of Jacobsen an pajamas.
at the discrepancy and the in-Shelton. . -by It.
Foote's fa ther and a Oying buddy The ~ppeal apparently was the
have ponrayed him as a frustrated second in t~o w~eks from Jacobsen.
01er who'le ambition to be a Marine A letter beanng has name was released
fighter pilot was ruined by a minor Sept. 16 by Islamic Jihad. the Shiite
medical problem that surfaced when Moslem gr~up that claims to hold
he tried to break a sailplane altitude three Amencan hostages and to have ~ _ kil~ourth.
The letter askeatOr negotiations
over the hostaJeS and warned that the
kidnappers might kill the Americans.
In a statement released along with
the letter, Islamic Jihad urged the
United States to negotiate for the
release of the American hostages as 11
did with the Soviet Union for
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consistency of the government's pol-
icy."
The caseofDanilofT. the U.S. News
and World Report correspondent
·arrested in Moscow Sept. 30 a nd
accused• of espionage, has becom e a
m~ue in U.S.-SOv1et relations.
Daniloff and a Soviet e mployC(: of
the United Nations who was arrested
in New York and charged with spying
have been released from prison 1n the
custody of their country's diplomats.
In Washingto n, D.C.. State DeP.an-
ment spokeswoman Sondra McC~rty
Correction
A story 1n Saturday's Daily Pilot
mcorrect!} reponed that Erica
JacobSOn, who approved a $2.9
m1lhon ~ttlement with two Fo unt.am
Valley doctor\. wai. 36 months pr~
nant when sht' checked into a hospi-
tal.
Jacobson was actually 36 weeks
pregnant The Daily Pilot regrets the
error
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MOTIS-W AllDSLL
. Kelly Wardell of Huntinaton Beach became the'
bnde ofRoben Motil ofOatden Grove in an AUJ. 23
ceremony in St, Bonaventure Catholic Church. Tbe
couple grtttcd 32S auests at their reception in Old
World in Hununaton Beach.
Ronald and ltis Wardell of Huntinaton Beach
arc the earents of the bride. ·s be wore a white satin
SOW!' with a cathedral train. The off-the-shoulder
bodice was embellished with lace appliques.
Her siste r, Ti st Wardell , was maid of honor, and
bridesmaids included Susan Terus and Kathy
W~rdell, also sisters of J}le bri<Se. Susan Selecky,
Karen Greene; Sonja Leyson .Snd Katie Purdy.
The bride11oom is the son of Darlene and Alan
Mot is. He chose his brother, James. as best man, and
ushers were Bryan Motis, another brother, Tom
Warden: brother of the bride, Ken Terzes. Marty
Callahan and Mike Lindsten.
After a honeymoon in Jamaica. the couple are
residents of C'osta Mesa. She ts emptoyed by
Associated Travel in Irvine and he is with Muth &
Co. CPA firm 1n Ne~rt Beach.
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Mr. and Mra. Michael Petenon
PETERSON-HARTKE
The ug IS mamage of Michelle ~nke and
Michael Peterson of Redding was solcmnl1ed at the
Newpon-Me\41 C hn'>t1an C'enter In Costa Mesa.
Afterward, the couple greeted 2SO guests at 1he1r
reception at the church.
Tht· bride. daughter of Mr. an'd Mrs. David
Hanke of (<Xia Mesa~ \I< Ore a gown of wh11e satin
w11h a lace bodice
Bridal attendani\ \lll'fe Renee Mumma. Rachd
Fergu'ion. 'iu1anne E11er I aune Isaacs. Su11 Grasc;o
and Valene.-M1tlhell
Her husband 1~ the 'Ion of Marvin Prterson and
Mrs. V 1r~in1a Cornell Rand) Peterson. Kel l\ Pcter~on 'vf 1kl· Hanke Eugene Mallo\ Bernie
Hc11el dnd Larn I 1nl.. "l're h1c; a11endanl'>
. Thl' n1uplt· .trl· .it home 1n Hun11ng1on Bea<.·h
aftcr a "edd1ng tnp along the coast and nonh~rn C...a~1fem~a Sht' l~rwHll llam·'i Ce1.tntf"\> ( "OO~'fn
Santa Ana and he 1'> l'mplo\ed b\ the HolhwOod
RooseH'll Hotel 1n Holly"oOd · ·
BURGENBAUCH-KA.ISER
Santa Barbara re!t1dents Jud y .\nn Kai ser and
Manin Kern Burgenbauch exchanged wedding
\'OW'\ 1n an .\ug 10 ceremori) at Zaca Lake Resort
near Buellton fhe) greeted 150 guc'it'> at tht'1r
reception Jlso at Laca Lah·
.\I and Elaine Kaiser of La ( anada and Ted and
Laura Burgcnhauch of( oc;ta Mesa an: the parents of
the couple
The bmk "ore a gu"n of1vor) lace OHr dust)
rose. with a "Ide ..a11n sash and a trumixt llounce on
the skin lier matching lace hat." 1th a tulle oo" and
'e1hng. "J'i tnmmed in pink roses and carna11uns
'iht· ",,, ,1 I It' n<.kd b' ht·r three s1 sters. Sue Kai'><.' r
ac; maid nf honor and. ·\nnt' and Ma n Ka1c;cr ac;
bnde'>mirnh ·
~1 1chacl \\ d\11n "a" he'it man. and u.,.hcr' "ere
~ell Ta' lur and Mit.hael (1allo\\a\.
.\ftrr J hone) moon spc1ll mountain ~·li mbing 1n
the 1erra'> the n1upk art.· re'i1den1s of<. ro" le) Lake
he I!>" 11h thr Round Va lle\ School D1s1nct and her
husband t' at ~'1dmmoth M'crnnta1n lo Resort . The
couple arc gradualt'' ofl I( '\anta Barbara. and he is
al'io a graduatr nl ( O\la Me'ia H 1gh 'ichcml and
at1rnded Orangt' Coa\t C ollcgt•
CODDING-HALSUAD
Janet ( <.. odding of Garden Grove and Ll' Rb)
C Hal51cad nf Huntington Reach ha' e ann11fl nced
their plan\ for a Nov 7 \.\edding.
'\he I\ the daughter of .\ l. and flame ~1
Codding ol C 1arden < i ro' e and 1s a graduate of
(1ardcn C1ro\l' High School _
lkr li.1mt· I'> the son of Ron Jnd Ruth Hal stt•ad
of Medfon.l. Ore H t••~ a graduate of ~kdford ~en1or
H 1gh s, h11111 Mc CARTY ·NOOY
.\ 'v1Jr\ h ~I \H•dd1ng IO (ah af') ('hap('!, ( OSIJ
Mesa. "111 Jilin Ronnie Mc< art} of Tuo;tin and
. tt'H'n Nog~ of Santa ..\ na
'\he " tht' daughter of ( harle'l and Noree n
McCart~ and Mr'i Sh1rle) .\ti). all of Huntington
Beal·h. and h1~ parents are Ma r) .\nn Nog} of Santa
.\na and krry Nog}' of M1ch1ga n.
The: bnde-elect is a graduate ot l:.d1son ll 1~h
hoot and her fiance is an alumnus of Fountain
Valle) High hool and Orange Coast College.
How to submit news
EnsaJlemcnt nng.,JnJ 1H"dding bcllur1• ah' a.\\
good nr" ~ Jfld the Dail) Pilot want~ to sharr ·'our
announcemr111 ~11h thrcvmmumty We can make 11
CBS) for I t>U. loo'
F1nt gct l<>p1es ofour t•ngagement and 14eddmg
form~ l 'nu1.rne1rhcrp1cJ. thrm upm ourlnhhyar
JJO" flll\ \t . < <'Sia M rsa. M onda} through Fnda)
from 811 m tn 5 pm . or mllll) our m1uesr w11h a
stamped. \t'll-ad1lrc~!>t'tl t•n 1 ·dope ro the \l'edding
/'kparrment. n :111' Pilot. P 0 Rm: 1560. Costa
Mrsa Y!.ti~ti
Engag<'mtnr nc" ~ mu~t be sum1tted at least ~q·n "C'<'h pnorto the "'r'<Jding lf,1 ou ha1 rc•nc
in1/utk3ph11to1)ftht• hndt'·t<>-ll<' "1th thr t11rm
\\ cdJing!i \.\ 11/ /Jc pub/ishcd ancr the WC'dcllTIJl
date Qmtlm ph11t11H1fthc hnde or the bndslcouplc
Bil' 14t'komr Rhwk '' h1te photos arc ptl'fcrrrd rn
color II 1ou1\ l\h 1 out ph11to f'('lumrc.J. pl<' a~ put
)<)Ur name anJ """''"' addrf'ss on the back (u~"I
fC'lt-11Pp<'.d pt•n p/ca,f1
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a ~pacr J 1111l11hlr /l.J\1' Wt• can't guarnntr<' 1tll1.1
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Orange Coast O,.IL Y Pttqr /Sund•Y. $9')femb«'21. llM M
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LtBputs
I revamp·
·ofbotel
onho"ld
Decision postponed
6ecause ofconcerns
overheig}\t. parking
By LA.URA MER&
OftlleO.-, ..........
The Laguna Beach Ci ty Council pt-
poned 11s decb1on ori plJms 10 r:ebU:ild
. portions of the urf and Sand 'Hotel until
the arch1icc1 can answer some of t.bc
counc1rs concerns abo111 he1&ht. parkina
and tht mass1 veness of the prOJCCl..
Tht" council will reconsider the project
Oct 21
R C Re\Om, the owners of the hotel.
Dlen·eyland comes to Daniel
WJlnlS todemohsh a number of the eiusttna
buildings and add 72 hotel rooms. 4, 100
square feet of commercial offices. a 6.QOO.
square-fool restaurant and a 4,500.square·
loot conference area
.\.n underground parkrna structure also
v.ill be butlt at the s11e on I 555 South Coa11
High\.\ a~
Mickey Moaae dropped in on Daniel, a patient at
H-C Memorial Roepital. recently. Dianeyland
characten Mickey. Minnie and Goofy viaited with
patienta and preaented hoaptial pre.ident
Michael Stepbena with an array of &lfta for the
boepitallsed yoanaaten.
Flights for handicapped at
Mile square Worry council
By TOM WRIC.HT
Delly f'llot C on""°"""t
Fountain\ Jiii'\ '' 11~ < 11unul l\11pl)<l\·
in~ J 'IA'l 1.il 1.'' l'nl pl.1nn1·d during JO
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Irvine man named
to university post
I r\I nc rc\ldt•nt Stephen < 1rncsbeCk ha'>
been appointed a~soc1a1c dean at "ia11onal
l 1nn t>rs11 y-Orange Count)
The 28-\ear-old formc raS'il\tant aean ol
'>tudents ...:111 be ~spo~blt' for unl\erc,11~
operauons at the ma1 mpu\ 1n In inc
and at the. Wrs1m1n'iter1 ong &alh .1nd -·
l oc; .\lam11os Learning ( entt'r!>
(,roesbel'k graduated· Imm '\Jdt1un.1I
l 'n1,ers1t} "11h honor., and has a hal·hl·lw
of business adm1n1'>tra11on dt.·gn.'l' Ht•" .1
candidate for a ma.,ter ol bu\IOl'" adm1n-
1s1ra11on degrel·
( 1roesbet k ha' al .. o rcu.·11. t'll "-a1111n.ll
l nners11~ ·, "Ou1s1and1ng \tJt1 Pc,..on ul
the Quarter ·\~ar<J "
Headquanen·d in '>an D1t·g11 :".dt1on .. ll
l n1,ersll} pro\ldl''i e\l'ntng dJ\\l'" l11r
"orlong profeS'IHrnah
Irvine plans
fine arts fair
in November
( lrangt' ( llUOI\ Jrll'il\ l raft \.\Ufk Cf\
euhnarv nnt">l"'I :ind !."trlturnl 11risn11a11on~
arc being'"' 11cd 10 apph fur huuth )pace.
at the tirn lntern:.Htnn.tl I .m pt.1nnt•J al
the lrv1m· F1m• ..\rt'i C t'n ll·r
Organ1za11110\ 1ha1 utl't-r l'lllt·rta1nmen1
including danl'er'I Jnd mu\111,1n' abu arr
tx·1ng cnl'(lUrJgcll to dflflh
The fair dt''-1gned In l'l11pha"1e the
count'\ cultural and l'lhn1r an' "'II be
hdd from Ill am 10 tip m Nm I at tht·
In inc Finr .\rt,·Center. 4Mll \\ alnut ·\\t'
11 1<. being ~P<rn~ored b~ the l "' ·, tine art\
.tnd performing ans dcpartm<"nl'i
. The center can accom modatt· up 10 CiU
booths. each measunn~e1gh1 fet•t wide and
"" fe<"t deep. Space will tx· allnl~llt'd on 3
ti rn come. tir'I 'ien cd haw •. ,tlthnugh
Ir' 1ne rrs1dent\ will he g" en rrnml' I hl·
f<'t' I\ $2'1 pet hooth
Ill ~11( I hand ll apix·d pi:'opk
Hut the flight' ~Orf') 1hr f oun1.11n
\ Jlk~ ( 11~ < ountil
"'-' e l l"rtJ1nl~ faH1r prngram'I ·01 thl\
I\ ix··· \t,l\or frcd \'oc,'i said '"hu1"l'1Jn 1
'uppon the u'e of the ~1~k \quare l'.ir~
run"J~ tor ~uo takcoff\-and landing'··
l ht·formnl 1 5 Na,~a1r'itnp1\loca1t·d
in the l l'Olcr o f 'v11le 'iquare Parl..
fhn ounu l JI'><' \\J\ 1m1Jtl·d h\ th~ ldl I..
111 u1 rnmun1lJllun hcl\.\Cl'n lht' ~II\ Jlld
lhl' 'l)(lfl\11r\ of lh1· J\.\ Jrl'nl'\\ program
l .1rhl'r 1nlw ma1111n 1i1 thr 111' h.id 1n-
d1~.1tl·d 1h.11 lhl' t11~ht\ \q 1uld I'll' 1n hot .m
hJll1111n\
Stephen Groeabeck
GOP opening
In fa, t \'o" \aid. th.it 11 l l1un1'
'iurx·n 1-.or Kugt·r \tatllon hadn"t a\lo.cd the
UI\ tor II\ opinion on the l'\l'OI thl' (II\
( 11Unt 1l \t1ll "nufdn'1 knu" ahout thl' plJn
10 use the air <itnp Jt \1 1!1 ~dure ParJ..
l he nent h.t'> tx·l·n hdd .st Fulkrt•m
.\1pon fur thl· la,11~0 'car\ fhl· m111.r to
Mile: Squ.Hl' l'arlo. "a' ha~d lln a dl'C1\1<m
to t'\pand tht' program 10 1m ludt· a
, drn" al ..inJ 1·n1~na1nmt·n1
f hl' ( 11 \ l l IU nu I dra lll'd .t k lll'r tu
\1Jn111n oppo\lng lhl' u..e 1\I tht• dlr '>tnr JI
\1 1k \qu.in• Park .ind u1u nul m1•mtx·l'1
pl.in tu JttcnJ V.l·dnl''>dJ~ \ \Uf)l'f\ l'>ol\
m1·e11ng to \(Jilt" thl·1r 11ppt1\ll11111
Lagunacouncil-
gives manager
$5,200 pay hike
The Laguna Beach C '11y ( ounnl unan1·
mously appro,ed a 7 S pcrtt•nt pa' hike for
C it y Manager Ken Frank. 1ncrea411ng hi\
month!} salal) b> S5 211!< tor an annual
salan ofS74.6.:!8.
Council appro\ed Fran k' '>Jla~ "h1lh
includes another 7.S ixrcrnt pa} tn IY!r'
after mee11ng -w11h Frank 1n cfo,ed ~tl.\11\11
dun ng Tursda~ night 's cou nnl meeting
Frank"s month!\ salar. "111 ht-S6.~ 14
The salaf") increase IS elTcrn \ l' \cpl 2 ~
Beginning 0<.1 I the c1I\ manager"' 111 also
recel\e a S 'OO monthl). e\pen'>t' anoun1
In fiscal H'ar 19 S-86 frank made
$69.420 a )caror SS. 785 a month. In fiscal
'ear 1984-8". he made Sol.Y80 a 'ear or
SS.165 a month. al'cord1ng tout~ r~cord'
9, fiscal 'ear 141.<fh!C' Frank·, ..a tan~ 111 1ncrea~ 10 S80 . .:!~o ·
Volunteer• from the Newport
Harbor Republican Women wel-
com Republican candidatea to
tbe openln& of the Orange Coun·
ty_Repabllcan Headquarten. The
atiff of 10-16 volonteen wiU
reitater voten, do mailln&• and..
aefl aouvenlr button• ana jew-
elry. Pictured are A~mblyman
GU Ferpaon. 10th Dlatrlct;
Lynn Dowty. headquartera
chairwoman: Sen. Wllllam
Campbell. candidate for con-
troller: and Evelyn Hart, run-
nin& for reelection to the New·
port Beach City Council .
..\fter nearh three hours of presentations
dunng a public hearing Tuesday, the
rnunc1l po)tponed its decision even
though threc council members indicated
the~ \.\l"fe prepared 10 vote apinst the
PfOJeCI unless \Orne changes were mide .
The mailer came before the council
\llhcn Councilman Robert Gentry ap-
pealed the approval of the Design Review
Board .\hhough he praised the architects
for the prOJect'i. design. Gentry opposed
building height exceptions approved by
Design Rev1ev.
When the proJect ·failed to meet the
required number of parking spaces by 50
<ipaces the board allowed the owners to
tease-parking spacei. 1n a nearby lot.
Plans for the hotel include atnums and court~ards througho ut the property which
will be designed 1n a Mediterranean flavor
The building 1s Cj,lrttntly nine stories
high and the ne~ tsl11ld1ng wtll be the same ·
height But se ... eral roof areas on the:
propcn). 1nctud1ng the stair and elevator
to"crs. n<"eeded the cit) 's height hmll.
-\hhough the view from Coast Hlghway
1<. appealing. dra\llingi. of the ocean side
'1ew sho-wed a massive buildingappeanng
lnmplc1cl~ different. ·
e' era! residents comrlained the pro-
1ct I "as too big Rut Barbara \.1 cDonald. a
-.pokes\.\oman tor rc:s1dents of the con·
.1umin1um-. ne't door 10 the hotel. said she
_yo orked ~1th the arch11ec1~ from the
ht-g1nn1ng and "a" no\.\ ..atlsl'le<f w11 the
design
\1< Dondld 1nld 1he tounc1l she attended
t'' t•n De\1gn Re\ 1c~ Board meeting to
proll'~I 1he proJl'll lx"l ause 11 cul off the
re<.1dcn11, 'It'\\ rnmdor of the ocean. She
\·ommenlkd the Jrc h11ec1s for making the
nct•es'>3~ thange !he co ndominiums
propo..ed
"Tht· u 1mcrn\ \.\C ra1..ed ha\C ~en
addrt'ssed I lt1matel) 1h1'i proJe<"t rcp-
rc:\t'nts a t nmprnm1o;e The) want some-
thing 1inanc1alh \uccessful The re"s1dcn1s
"ant -.ome1h1ng heau11fu l." McDonald
\aid
I ounnl ml·mt'M:r<i C1entf') Dan Kenne)
and "'<'II F 111patnck said they ma) ~
pe1 \uaded In' 01e 1n f:n or of the project 1f
11 \llere .. calrd dO\.\n 'o a~ no110 require the
.idd111onal parking and 1f \ome of the
lO\.\ers "'ere lowered so the\ don't exceed
the height rt•4u1remcnl\
Man~leads no contest to groping Minnie ..
He'll spring for you
Thia ta Opey, a year-old male
aprln&er apaniel wbo•a lookin&
for a 6etter place to llve tban bla
cdrrent addreu at the L~na
Beac h Animal Shelter. He • an
active dol that llkee children and
all kinda of peopte. '
By tllc Au~la&cd PrH1
.\ 21-\ear-otd Rn tnn "'·I' \t'll\l'O•l'd 111
II' e da~s 1n Jail arkr pk.id1ng n1• ~l1n1t·,1 111
a m1sd<.·meannr \'Ounl ol hattt-r' .1g.11 n,1 a
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u.s.~soviet talks
end in stalemate
over DS:nilOff case
W l\SHJNGTON (AP) -High-
levcl talks between the United States
and the Soviet Union ended Saturda_y
· as discussions toward a 1986 summit
meeting took back seat to verbal
confrontations over the Dani\ofT case
and the American expulsion of 25
offici als fro m the Soviet U.N. del-
egation.
Secretary of State George Shultz
sa'id iJ was "difficult to th ink of a
fruitful summit" wi tho ut the
DaniloiT case being resolved.
In si multaneous early evening
news conferences. Shultz and Soviet
Foreign Mi n iste r Eduard
Shevardnadze both ga ve . soberi ng
· accounts of their talks. · '
·Despite a satisfit>d assessme nt of
prc:summit preparations. and some
hints of progress on a'rms issues.
Shultz said there was little point in a
summit between President Reagan
and Soviet leader Mikhail GotbacMv
before.Nicholas DanilofT is fRed. In
·his openina · remark& to rep<)ners.
Shevardnadze exclaimed, "I must say
this 1s most unfortunate; someone's
malicious hand hai tried to block"
progress tpwirds a summit. He
threatened retaliation for the ex-
puls1Qn of the Soviet officials from
New York.
Yet, Shevardnadze said of the
Fnday-Saturday talks. "This work. in
a way. creates a foundation for
holding a p.roductive summit meet-
ing. and in this area. we arc indeed
moving forward." •
Of DanilotT. t,he magazine cor-
respondent held on spying charges in
Moscow, he said: "Please give us a
chance through diplomatic channels
in a calm and coolheaded way. to
discuss those issues and find the most
wise ... decision on tha.t."
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Cora.son Aqalao rece!Yee • tiUt of late Pree. Jobn r:
Kennedy from Caroline Kennedy SchlOMber& dartq
ceremonlee at John J". Kennedy Library In Boeton.
Disneyland celebrates
opening of 'Captain EO'
.1
ay-lM Attodated Pffs1
Michael Jackson's 3-D musical movie "('a~ta1n EO .. has lur~d thou~nda
to Disneyland for a non-stop 60-hour wct!kend pan> celebra11ng tre mo~t
costly short film ever made. a spokesman said Saturda}. "We've had a an~st_1c
turnout. There is a real excitement," D1snc)"land spokesman.Tony Per:; said
Saiurday, midway through the 60-hour gala that began Fnda~. Atten an~
fiaures are not released by the amusemelT1 park as a man cr of policy. he said .• I
have not had one person say they di dnt like 1t." Pc m )aid. "Th~y really l~ve it,
including tons of celebrities li ke Jane Fonda and Elliott qould and Lisa ·
Hanman." "Captain EO" was previewed at 01sne)"land last Saturday and .at
Oisncyworld in Florida last Frida) as pan of an NB( Tclev1s1on special
scheduled for Saturday night. At another VIP s<:reen1ng Thursda) night at
Disneyland, Jackson showed up 1n the thcatl'r with record pr<;><tucer Quincy
Jones, Perri said. Afterward. Jackson thralled Magil' Kangdom v1s1tors.,., hen he
walked thrOUj~ t~c park and waved to the _nuwds. Jackson, a frequ~nt
Disneyland v1sitqr. then rode th~ <;pact• Mountain roller coaster ride twice.
·Enrironmentallsts endorse Cranston
SANTA MONICA -Sen. Alan (ra.nston. seeking r~-ekct10~ 1n
California, won' tlte endorsement Saturday of the 140,000-men:iber Sierra
Club which said the Democratic schatorwas a staunch ally on environ~ental issue~. Using the Santa Monica Pier a!i a ha~kdrop, Sierra "Club Cahforn1a ~
rcpresentarive Bob Hattoy described Cran~ton as ··~n environmental figh ter JO
the best Sierra Club tradition." '"lfthcre wa\ an envlronmental monument lake
Mount Rushmore for California. the face on 11 would be those of John Muir.
Ansel Adams and Senator Alan Cranston:· Hattoy said.
200peopleprotestYale's ~quino: Women led
investments ins. Africa country's revolution
Knud.en-Foremost struggles to survive
LOS ANGELES -Supermarkets bega n accepting milk from other
suppliers Saturday while attorneys for the West's largest dairy worked through
the weekend to keep beleaguered Knudsen-Foremost an operation. _"We are
trying to iron out an agreement to keep the doors open," Knudsen.-h m.:mo'st
attorney JcfT Ktause said Saturday. "The business people are .,.,ork1ng around
the clock to resolve this:· Represcntati ve~ of th<' 6 7-year-old da1~ met"' 1th its
chief lender. Citicorp. in dayloog negowwons Fnda~ "'tlhnut agrel·mi:nl.
Krause said.
By ti.e Associated Press ·~
NEW HA VEN. Conn. -About 200 people protesting Yale University's
$400 m1lhon investment an South Afnca demonstrated at the inauguration of
the Ivy League sc hool's 20th president Saturday, and at least three people were
arrested. The demonstrators. some wcanng white death masks and carrying
mi ni ature coffins. shou1ed ">\partheid Ki lls. Yale Pays the Bills" and other
slogans denouncing Yale's outh Afncan investments. Protesters shouted and
clapped their hands as Benno C. Schmidt Jr.'s inaugural procession marched
from the Gothic-st~ le Sterling Memorial Library to Woolse)' Hall fo r the
ce remonies.
Reagan was in vestlgated in payoff probe
WASH l~GTON -Ronald Reagan was investigated. and ultimately
cleared. 1n a federal cnm1nal probe in the 1960s into suspected payoffs from the
Hollywood cntena1nment conglomerate MCA to Reagan and other officers of
the Screen Actors Guild. according to a ne.,., book. As part of the investigation.
Reagan's tax returns from 1952 to 1955 were subpoenaed b} the antitrust
division of the Justice Depanment under o\ttorney General Robert Kenned)~
author Dan Moldea sa)s in '"Dark Victory: Ronald Reagan. MCA and the
Mob." The Justice Depanment sought Reagan's tax returns the week aft er the
actor spent the afternoon of Feb. 5. 1962 tcsttfymg before a federal grand Jury
em paneled to in vest iga te the suspected pa yofTs and any other possible criminal
activity involving MC.\. says Moldea.
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BOSTON (AP) -President Cor-
azon Aquino of the Philippines
returned Saturday to the state where
she and her family lived in self.
imposed exile, saying women led the
revolution in her country.
"It was the women who were at the
forefront of activities, with all due
respttt to the men in our delegation."
Mrs. Aquino said in informal re-
marks after her .. speech to 1.500
people at Harvard University.
Also Saturday, she received an
honorary taw-degree rrom "Boston
College and met with Sen. Ed ward
Kennedy.
Mrs. Aquino. who assumed power
in February after Ferdinand Marcos
fled the country. defended non-
violence . ·
She described "indominitablc
nuns" and other Filipino women who
··reached across military and human
barriers to impassive soldiers who
kept solemn guard. When you touch
the humanuy of an opponent. you
reach his basic decency."
Her return to Massachusetts. where
the fam ily lived in suburban Newton
from 1980 until Aquino returned to
the Philippines. is "a nostalgic, sen-
timental Journey," said her legal
counsel. Minister Rene 'Saguisaq.
At Bosto n Uni versity. Mrs. Aq uino
compared her slain husband to the
late President John F. Kennedy.
"Violence struck him down, but his
l~c_y was never lost." she said.
At a reception ar the John F.
Kennedy Library. Edward Kennedy
and John Kennedy's daughter,
Caroli ne. ga ve Mrs. Aqumo a small
bust of the president.
"We come from a family where we
believe that individuals can make a
difference. and you have made the
most ex traordinary d ifference. not
only in your own country but in the
freedo)ll of people all over the world.··
Ken~dy said.
Incidence of AIDS up ln state's prisoners
RIVERSIDE - The number of Al D case~ d1Sl'O' crl'll ,1mong thl' \late's
54,000 prisoners has increased from 15 an 1983 to .n 1h1\ 'ear thl' state
Department of Corrections sa)S. But 1ncrcascd l'UUlat1on and added
precautions have reduced 1n11ially intcn~ fca~ of the da~a~l'. pmon officials
told the Riverside Press-Enterprise. "T he officer!> ha' l' ocl.'n 'er) apprehensive
about their health risks." said JefTThompson. ch1eflohh' 1\t for the California
Correctional Peace Officers Association But "'ith 1ncre;i~i:d rducation cfTons
by the Depan ment of Correction'\. the conn•rn h;i' '"\ub-.1dctl some:·
Thompson said.
All ~leasanton officers pass drug test
PLEASANTON -State law enforct·ment official<. 'kl' Pka~ntun 1<. the
first co'mmunity in the nation to give drug teW• 10 all its i>otice officer\. and
everyone passed. The east an Francisco Ba~ cit~ al\o ha<. the onl~ police
department to im plement a formal drug testing program foL1t<. offin·rs,
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ANC~chief confers with U.S. envoy Crocke . . ..,
-LONDON (AP1 -Tb.c_ lea.du of lhc main black
1uerrilla aro up in South Africa confe. rred Saturday with
U.S. envoy Chester Cr«ker in the hiahest-level meetina
ever held between the African National Conaress and the
United States.
~ The rebel chief, Oliver Tambo, also met separat.cly
with Foreian Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe, and that was
the first time for a mcctin1 at that level between the ANC
and Britain.·
on condition ofanonymity, confirmed that Tambo met
with Crocke~ assistant teaetary of state for African
affa1n. The omcial said be was unab&e to provide details.
ANC spokeswoman Frene Ginwala said Tarnbo and
Crocker talked for about two boun at the request of the
State Department "in the context of' the planned vi.sit of
Secrewy of State Georwe P. Shultz to southern Africa.
The State Department announced Monday that
Shult.z had tentatively decided to include South Afnca 1n
a visit to eipt southern African nations next month to
show U.S. interest in a nqotiatcd end to South Africa's
policy of apartheid.
By law and cu~tom, apartheid «tabliahes a racially
searepted society in South Africa an whfoh the 24-nulhon
black majority has no vote in national iffaits. Th~ S-
million white minority controls the economy · and
maintains separate distncts. schools and bealth services.
Tambo met with Ho~ for nearly two houn earlier
Saturday at C¥venina, Howe's country home soul.beast
of London. A foreian Office statement said it wu "a
good, candid and open meetin1 ... frank and serious."
Ms. Ginwata said the talks were ~Id at Howe's
1nv1tation.
She said "the talks ~ candid" and both sides
nprnsed thtir views on the sjtuation in South Africa
"and.how we can move forward to resolvina it." A State Department official in Wuhin1ton, speakina
Terrorlst·group warns
of more attacks In France
PARIS (AP) -A secret terrorist g oup's name have claimed i;c~osi
group that has claimed responsibility bility for four earliet bomt)ings bcgin-
for five deadly bombin1s warned ning Sept. 8 that killed ~ee people
Saturday that mare wiH follow, as the and injured more than I 00. ' .
pnsoner whose release the voup is The commmee 1s seeking the
demanding was transfemd from·onc release of Georges Ibrahim Ab9allah. i '. ·~
jail to another. . jailed for weapons possession and '-
"We have not halted our oper-purported to be the leader of the
ationsand we shall not halt them until Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Fae-~
freedom 1s achieved for the poht1cal tions. It also demands freedom for
prisoners in France," said a h,.nd-two Middle Eastern terrorists.
written message delivered to a West· A Justice Ministry official said :.
em news agency in Beirut. Lebanon. Abdallah was transftrred Thursday >
iq -the name of the Committee of from Fleury-Mer~s pnson outside -
Solidarity with Arab and Middle East Pans to La Sante Pnson in the capital. ...,.
Political Pnsoners. The ministry official. speaking on ••
"If not, tht fire is going to grow. condition of anonymity. did not say r'
expand. continue and move," 11 said. Saturday why Abdallah was moved.
The statement said the organiza· but said ht was transferred several
tion was responsible for the latest times in the past for security reasons.
Paris bombing, which killed five Abdallah also faces charges of . ·.
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Agenda for
new trade
talks set
PUNTA DEL ESTE. U rugua) (A P)
~ Otlegates from around the world
on Saturday approved the most far-
reachinJ agenda for trade lib-
eralization talks · since the end of
World War II They included such
controversial topics· as bamers to I
foreign . in vestment and copyright
protection.
The agenda was approved by voice
vote at the end of a weeklong
conference of the 92-nation General
Aveement on Tariffs and Trade
(GATT).
U.S. TraQe Repre-sfntat1 v.e.Oarton.
Yeutter called it a major victor)' for
the Reagan administratio n.
Afitr heated debates and marathon
bargaintng at this Atlantic coast
resort. GA TT members agreed to
discuss for the first time reductions in
agricultural subsidies. restrictions on
foreign in vestment, and barriers to
trade in services such as banking and
insurance.
They also agreed to draft a code
dealing w11h copyright violations and
other forms of .. intellectual propert)'
rights."
In seven previous rounds of GA TT
talks. most recently in the late 1970s.
negot1at1ons ha'e been restricted to
commodiues and manufactured
goods. .
"We got more than we thought.··
Yeutter told a news confertnce. "We
have evef)·th1ng on the negotiating
table that we had hoped for." . I
The actual trade talks arc expected
to begin latt this )ear or earl} next
year m Gent'va and to last at least four
years.
Yt'utter said pro1ect1on1sl press·
ures from tht l ' S. ( ongress hel ped
L • .S. nrgotiators at Punta dcl Este I
prtss their case for lowering world
tradt bamcrs.
In a statement released b) the
Wh11c House. spokesman Larry
Speakt's said the new talks would be
.. an opportun1t) to expand trading
opportun1t1c~ for all..nauon'I.··
,Bill of rights
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JOH .\:--:NESffi RG. South ·Hrna
(AP) -Black police 1n owcto
township shot a ~4-ycar-old woman
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Minister of Ju 11ce Kobie Coet1ee
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commm1on was drafting a bill of
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million of thC' country'-; 1~ 6 mill inn
people.
I he Bureau for Information ~1d
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. September 21 . f986 ..
M .... y, Sep&emMr ti ·
AJllltS (March 2 l-April l-9): A void scattmn1 forces, collect data. realize
you mlPlt ~in position to affect financial coup. You'll locate what had bttn
lost, missing or stolen. Family member proves instrumental in achieving goal.
TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 20): . Diversify, reach beyond previous
limitations, maier inquiries concerning special group or travel. C'ycle continue!>
high. circumstancrs will tum in your favor. Relative talks about upcoming tnp.
Dying_ alone woit 't
spare lamlly grle£
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Light 1s shcd'on area previously dark. You arc
on more ·solid emouon41-financial -------------
ground. lnwvidual you aided in past 1s
now read) to return fa vor. You'll bc
offered contract -read between the
hnesCANCER (June 21-Ju}y 22): Written SYDNEY
ag~mcnt proves much to your ad van-0MARR : tage. Know 11, respond according!).
Member of opposite sex is intrigued, ••••••••••••• attracted. ~ants )OU to succeed Power;
of persuasion are heightened. )OU gain valuable alhcs. ,
LEO (Jul y 13-.\ug. 22)· Emphasis on diplomacy, financial gain.
acqu1mion of an obJeCt or luxuC) 11em. Goal can be reached if you arc
pers1Stent, determrned. Professional supenor rt."CognllC: ~our unique qualiues.
Libra plays role.
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DEAR ANN LANUERS: I am 42
yra~ old and have 11-.er cant-er. My
physician says it is fatal. I have a w1k
and two children, ages 6 and ' Plense
tell me 1f I am crazy
I have told no one about my
physical condition nor do I intend to.
Just becau~ a woman has the
m1sfonl.ln<' to fall in love with a man
who 1s destined to d•<' slowl y. does
that mean she must he forced 10
"1 t ness the agon~"
When the disease bel'Omt·s 1mposs-
1ble to hide.· I plan to disappear.
leaving le11ers to tho e I lo'c explain-
ing the s11uat1on. I "ould rather the)
remember me the ~a} I was than as
the useless shell I will become. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define terms. perceive motives. look beyond
the immediate. follow through on long-range 1ransacuon. You'll gain access to pnvileged tnformauo n. )Ou'll alM> have glimpse ofwh'a1 occurs behind scenes. 1 am not the first person to l·ons1der
LIBRA ( ept. 23-0ct. :!::!). What appeared l\Cbulous will now become doing this but I have never heard of
solid. practtcal Kn ow it, mamtutrl rnnfidrntt'. realize fonding will become anyone who actually pulled 11 off. 1
available. OJder 1ndnJdual pla~ (t1gn1til'11n_t role. lends benefit of e.\pencnce. need to kno~ 1fl can be ad~1tted to a · Watth Capncorn. . • · · hospital "hen the \lme comes and
SCORPIO (Oct 2J-No\ 11) Define t~rm\. tin1sh what }ou"start. realm· .t':'s1st that thl') not inform an}.one.
more people are interested in ~ou r \ 1e" s. action~ Spotlight on clash of idras. Can I entl'I t~l' ho<;pllal under an
pubhc1t\. pOS\1hk pannrrsh1p mant.11 'latu' You'll be rche,ed llf monc' assumed name bu rden · Plca:;e an'"er these questions and
. SAGITTARIUS I Nu' 22-Dl'l 2 t I l"mphamo n indqx.-ndencc.ncat1 v1tv, let mt' kno\\ "hat }OU thtnk of my
w1lhngnco;s to make ne" <;tan 1n nt·" J 1rn ·1t0n You'll attract people,, ho share plan 10 spare my loved ones a lot of
}Our ideals. Flx.u' on t•mplo,mclll, hqlth. ha!i1r i<,<;ue~. h •o pla}S paramount grief -FX ITING IN TORONTO role. · Dear Toronlo: We checked with the
CAPRICORN (Dec 12-Jan. l'I) tmphas1 ~ un famtl), tradi tion. scc-unt). Office of Legal. Counsel. al North·
ahiht' to put together pu11le p1e~I.''. Gourmet J1ning indicated via unique western Memoraa!_Mosp1tal In Cbl·
an' miuon Be rl.'cepll\t' rcah7l' \Ou t:.in -.v.a\ puhlll opinion. ( ancer nall'e cago.1:Jle.¥..foTd us lbe following: "No pla)' role. · bosplfal will knowingly allow a pa-
AQllARJLIS<Jan 20-r eb. 1 ~)· l:mphasm• the prac1tcal. don't permit pnde tlent lo be admit.led If be uses false
to bloc~ progn''' .\ \l'f\ lo~al 1)1.'r\t>n. ha\ll'all> 'h) offer~ to hdp \\here goal Information. ll is tbe duty of tbe
is concerned l ong·dl\tJnre rull l lluld pl~n maiur ruk 'iagittarian figures hospital to keep accurate records. A prom inent!) · · patient bas tbe right, however, lo
PISCES ( h'h 14-'-'1arch 201· h Ku' on dtia1I<.. fine pnni. opponunit\ 10 Insist that .~is presepce be kept
0 ' ercome oh<.1acles Ind" 1dual hehmd 'l't'nes l.Ould ..en e as ~our "pn \ate confidenllal. . .
cht>enng secuon .. Rclau' t' con tides plan and need for funding. Watch &or~>1o Those are tbe tecbn1callties. On tbe
IF SEPTEMBER 22 JS YOUR BIRTHD AY )OU arl' dynamic. creatl\C. practical side: Jn my opinion, your
<;tubborn. sen.,ual It'' lake!~ that >OU ~Crl· '>t'paratcd from one or both parent'> strategy Is nellher wise. hu mane or
at rela11'el) l'arl~ a~w 'a ou dJd not lit into famil~ pattern You arc wilhng 10 r eallsli<-: . . . tt'ar <lu .... n tor ult1m3 tl' purp<i'>t' oi rebuilding on more \u1tahk strul turl'. First," is l(Otng to be very difh~ult
I UlJrU\, ~l·urp111. \qua nu<. people plav 1mpMtant mil's in \Our lilt• You mah· to keep your illness a secrel. Liver
m·v. ,1Jrt hd • irl , l'.ll " ti n l\hl·<l problems turn tbe skin yellow.
A11
lo DEIS
Second: Your family llas tlae rl1lu
to know aacl brace t~emselves for t~e
Inevitable. T~ey are boand to be ·
dl1lre11ed aad resentful if yo1 disap-
pear. Yo• wlll cH ae t~em m1c~ le11
pain If yoa stay at ~ome ... allow
yoar loved ones to ~elp you prepare
for tbe end. Good 118 aad Goel ble11. • • • DEAR ANN L.ANDERSi I would
hke to commen't ·on the torrent of
recent statistics concrrning the shon-
age of available men and the 6verload
of an1cles concerning wom<'n·., d1s-
sa11sfact1on with th<'ir lot i1i,life. .
We self-suppontng. sclf-respecttng
women protest th<'se constant rt'·
m1ndcr'i. Our Situatio n 1s unpleasant
enough wi thout hearing about 11 yet
another ttme. from Ann Landers \et.
What\ more. these arucles reinforce
the attitude that men ca n have
an~ thing they want bccause women
arrso .de'lperatc
Wl'lh1nk it 's time women declared
thcir 1ndepcndrnce and made mt>n
~urk at Je, eloping suctessful rela-
11on~h1p!t -DISGUSTED IN THE
BRONX. _
DEAR BRONX: Your reasoning is
sound. Now all you have to do 11 stick
to tbe batllt plan. Tba f s tbe bard
part.
I still maintain lbal tbe cream rises
to tbe top. Good men still want good
women and a classy woman is going
to bold out until sbe finds a man wb o
meets her standards.
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DEAa MR. COREN
Q.-1 llave followed JrlW Inter-~~-------".'~
Ht 1our dU•c:uHlon of 'be lead
a1aln•' a ault contract of th• act'
va. tlae klnl from hohlln1• head·
t'd by t be A-K. Both aeem to have
drawback•. Why, 'hen, haven't
more playera adopted Rualnow
leach? -J .L., Philadelphia, Pa.
A.-Flrst, let's consider the draw-
backs or the )ead of either the king·
or the ace from A-K combinations.
Suppose you and your partner lead
the king from that holding , as well
as from king-queen No w suppose
that partner leads the king and you
hold J-10-x. In front of . you.
dummy has t hree low cards in the
suit •
If partner'i1 lcad is from the k1ng-
queen, you want to encourage him
to continue the suit If it is from the
al·e·ktng, you want him to !1h1ft
You· hl\Vf' nu way of knowing
which
, If you lf'ad the a<"e from A·K. you
t'hmi nate that part 1rnlar prohlf'm .
'However, now you don 't know
whet her partner'q·lf'ad <if the act' 1s
from that combination or from
A ·X·( x). Again. 1 hf" re will bt> many
.,ituat1ons where you won'1 know
wbet~r to signal part1wr tn C'On
tinue the suit or to di~cnurage him
All you have don<' 1s to rephtt•t• unf:'
prohlf:'m with anot ht>r
Almost half a century a)(o tht>
ll1te Sidney Rusinow proposed a o
lut1on that ha a lot of merit and
ft>w, 1f any, rtrawbaC'kS He ..,u~
((csted lt>ading the .~Pcnnd of toul'h
1ng honors This appll<'d to tht·
oppning /Pad only Ther«-after. <inf:''
CHARLES
GOREN
Queen from K·Q Third hand
should s11(nal w1lh <thl' ac" or the
"jack, but normally iwt with a dou-
blet cm Th1u '' to pr1·vt-nt partner
from ronlltHlllll( t ltt• ~\lit .,hould de
darer. huld1n)l rtw :\.I d111·k 1h1•
first trick
.Jack from Q .J
Ten: from J·lll
Nine. from I0-9
• With murr than two r.iur hinl(
honors "' a su1~. t ltc rurrl'lt kad 1"
!4till the second l'~1tally, it ts thl'n
C'Orrect to continut• with a lo wer
ho'nor to th<' next,tnrk. or th(• m·xt
time the suit is played .
J ft he openin'g leader ha-, the two
honors without a 'upp<lrt1n~ c·ard
tht' to p card should be IN1 Thu.,,
leud the :i<·f' from A-1\ bar<· tht>
king from K·Q han•. f"l r
1<11,.1n11v. ·.., met hod 1s 111lwri"nl ly
"011nd I don't know why 11 hasn't
prn\'ed m11re popular It I" 11 ecJ
With grri.t SUt'('{'S~ by pra1t1t 1111H•r ...
uf 1 he 1<11nrnn Cl11h 'Y"li'nt
Sf'nd an)' QU«'1t.lon1for1hl• ('ofumn '
rPvertt-"d lO normal leads. His s trut · to Chari«'• H. Gorf'n and Omar Sharlr.
!Ure uf l<'ads was._ In car«' or Lhl1 nrw1paprr
Are df'nies king C'harlu Gorf'n and Omar Shartr
King from A·K Third hand . pt'nonally, or th.-lr 1tarrt•. C"anno1
should ~lgnal with th<' queen or a . un dertakf' 10 an•w•r all quutlon11
doubleton 1ubmlttf'd.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Septemb« 2,, 1tM A7
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attend LA Stteet Scene 1 millionezpe~ted t 2 found dead iii
lane wreck =~~~
LOS ANGELES (AP)...-Ahhoual'i crowds "We've hid a few .,,....: but ~ 5enet Scene. tbe festival enncr. ·1
at Street Scene were down Saturday from tut lerious." police OfBcer John Thacker laid just .. , love die people," 8ecbf laid. ~ "No~ IClftl me," w d Cnc~et Re·
OVERTON, Nev. (AP) -
Retcue wotken · recovenid tbe
bodiet of a man and a woman
Saturday after tbe couple's
plane crubed OD I ~foot
-0¥91".ookine I.Me Meld'• °""°" 8-dt., siotiee met.
yev, ve.ndon and performers said this year's before the firewotb abow concluded S.U&r· people are what make this city fun." • ynolds, 30, of Lakewood, wh~ b~lped ~r 6.
celebration of cultural divenlty in Los Aneelel day'1 act.ivities. .. Malab J•t a few druak aad Becker. dreaed in a._... .. , •• ..;-A "lown \~S:·'·d daualn~r. A~btr, pa.ant LA. S~t was as aood 11 the previous eiailt feativals. dilofderly peodeaada feW thefts. It teem1lib ~ .... ""'~"' ona T·sb.itt laid t &he la otC It wasn't hard to find culture throuahous. a eood croWd tMl'a bavial a aood time." suit ud wearina a red rutr. wu ooe' of many .. • • · ~ °" ~ ny
the 14-block area of downtown roped off 10 Tbe ~y crowd wu dO'Wll a bit c.barac\en on parade, oa,e;.; included tbe =o::.~t leava.na untd 8:30, untiJ aftathc
traffic for the two-day wwkend event, which from last yeu's flnMlay crowd of about abinleMmaowithtat10oechbouldmand1red· · The um. of tbe viaimt
concludes today at 10 p.m. 650,000, wbicb SUWt Scene publicilt f.ttber feathered bat. the friz:iy.tooPed b&oode in This yat'a fcttinl will lhowc:aac JSO A d.ffi ..... ~ R · 'bu•.-.. .... _ , __ .. ra.-.. 11: putekwirl leotards and lbe llect Crot1 volun· performuces, and about 300 booth1 tdlina were aot releaMd, but
uthoritits ..W (My were lbe
~ oec,.,&e Oil bo9rd tllle l 9IO. cee.n. l ?2 when it c:nlbed.
s 1 .erent u.nv. yedcvery hour on 19 entena attn -to Ullllll -0 llQIUUM acll teer a-in• siA·i.ncb spikes of two-10-.....1 a.-:r. ethnic foods and a.--..1:-fts have been let up. ·S~aes. polace estima about S00,000 viliton became-of tehedullna conflicu this year with _. ..... ,. .-.. ~ ·-1•
pasJed amona hundreds ofbooth1 where ~Y Sunday's Emmy Awards. • ; • St~ve Hannestad'l'~tt\ wu tumina ou~ A Sunday mornina perade,is S<:~uJed from
cou.ld buy foot-Iona German bratwunt, paint However, moat in atttndance uid the hundreds of\ custo mers with painted faces or Bro.dway and 9th streets to Temple and Ho pe.
dcs11ns on T ·shirts or have their fortunes told divenity of Saturday's propam provided hair at SI per color. Ms. Renteria sa.id Sunday crowds always
The onlb WU dilco\lered by
a boater who pulled bis craft
into a cove and biked 10 the
mesa, laid Lt. Dw\abl Mabaa of
the police department's teareb
and rescue team.
by Egyptian sand readers for SS. ample entertainment for mulic loven and ''We'll paint 2,000 to 3,000 people today are biJ&er at such festivals, ind Slteet Scene
By late Saturday, police re~rtcd few people watchen. easy," be laid. ''We'd better. We bought almost orpruzen still expect to draw about I million
problems despite concerns ·or possible unruli· Bruce Becker, 33, wbo doubles as Jhe 3,000.cans of paint." peopk over both days. about fi ve times more
ncss from the laraely youoa. concen-ao1na "Balloon Man, .. wu 1ellina $1 to $10 metallic .Tbe larac· crowds and music fans didp't peoole tb&n attended the first Street Scene Ul
crowds. .-~~i~n~fla~ta:~bl~es!.:while~~eDJ~·~o?~~Jll!l~hil·~IUl~··~th:!!.!•~~~cc~:es11!!!.:'v~e~~tee~m~to~bo~~~e:~~th~e~sco~rc~s~o~ff:~a:m~i:he~s~a~tt~e:n~~1~na~~1!9~73~··----------------------------~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=:
PARADE •••
homAl ,
is sponsored by 1he Old World
German Restaurant and Old World
Village merchants. Despite the name.
festivities actuall y begin in Scptem·
·ber. said Hildegard Schmidt..an O ld
World administra tor. ·
Although it's hard for Amencans to
celebrate Oktoberfest an September.
1t actuall y stans several weeks early 1n
Germany because of snow and cold
weather.
"We try to be as authentic as
possible," said Schm1dl. A stickler for
detail. Schmidt has invited costumed
dancers and oom·pah-pah bands
from Germany for the festivities.
However. "there's no Oktobtrfcst
wnhout a parade." insists Schmidt.
ud by the color guard, t he Old World
parade will include the Lankstettcr
Band. a I ().member oom-pah-pah
band that 1s one of the top brass bands
in Germany. said Schmidt.
Costumed in green vests. black
knickers and green felt hats with
white plumes. the band wall lead the
way for 22-year-old Kathleen Moran
who will reign as Miss Oktoberfest
and Congressman William Dan·
nemeyer, the parade's gran~ marshal.
Oktoberfest officially ~ns when
Grand Marshal Dannemeyer taps the
first keg of beer. an honor reserved in
Munich for the mayor of the city. said
Schmidt.
Although a German ttadmon.
Schmidt said. "You don't hjlve to
speak someone else's language to
share the same feelings and have
fun."
The good feelings. German beers.
schnapps and German foods wtll be
in good suppl) through Nov. 9. Bands
are scheduled Wednesdays through
Sunda ys.
SPENDING •••
From Al
pon Beach vying for four scats.
Council members are elected at-large
but serve by d1stnct. Two incum·
bents. Han and Councilman Don
Strauss. arc seeking re~lec.tion and
two others, Heather and Councilman
Bill Agree. are not.
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v' Ci re ult City Low Price luarantee ...
It you make a pu rchase lrom Circ uit City and w1th1n JO
days fo nd the same item tor less at our store or al any
other iocat stock mg ret.a11er we'll refund the difference
oius ten percent ot the Cl •llerence upon proof ot the
IOWf'• price This oller e•Clude!l lhe Cncu•t City Outlet Store
v Lay-Away Plan ... N f'w It m <:1rrll•I C11., no m f' <lf'lovery 7 days ii
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Your can take advantage ot today's supe1 prices by
lay ing most pu rchases away With a smatt down
p1ymen1. we'll hold your selection tor up to 90 Clfiys
It a a great way to save' Chnstmas L1yaway must ~
( o•cl\ up by Dec 16
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. Highly graphic
jacquard morifs,
such as this jungle_
prim1(i~e from thr \
N~dleworks fall
col~rccion, provide
an mnov:wve ap-
pr<>ach co knitwear
dressing. A slim
skirr is excellent
with the sweater
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sized propomons. e
Above right is a
broad shoulder
pullover paired
with a coordmaced
wool skirr.
EXCITING EXPO 186
Bi lXJNf..'A A,\D RA>' 07T
u naJa I h.111ni,'! J Nt>t /lu1cer 1ear
m tounsm. mJm/1.J11e rn rhr 1pe1racu.
lar success ot' F. \pt> iq-,, currench the
xrratrst ~ht>M an r.irrh -J j I ~ hiilion
d1spla1 l>I mtrrn.1t111na1 1 ulcurr~.
cwsmrs. J< u>mplishmrnt1 JnJ rntn
wnmrnt
\rith It~ fiu~i:tt f>.1\tJ 1>n ·' rrc•-
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Tt( er' m Jd,;m(e of I(~ openm;: la t
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A' the colmsal l.iu l onrinur' ct1
.mw t J record numhrr 1 if i:uem r1' tt\
a·arrrlronr mr m l Jn«ouirr hpt>
ofiioa/1 ~"' r now {('I 1seJ chrir attrnd
ance ro11l (() .'ti mrlhan '''m>r~ fl1
if1>~tn): dJ I ( ~ ( : '
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Mouon -World m Touch ... Expa
showcases IT/Oft' rh;m 1XJ mtrrnat1ona/
wJ corporate!"' 1/icm.\ chemr plaus.
and rxh1bl(s, ,i/I h111hl~chnn;? 11.1orld-
11.1Jr achievement m mm~fX>rw11m
and communicwons
This worlds fa1piark' thr tim t1mr
thr l 'n1trd Scare~ thr So'1rt l 'niOn.
anJ rhr People 's, R rpublic ol ChtnJ
ha' r all p1rt1nparrd ac an mcrrnat1t>nal
rYposm?n m .\'orrh AmtT1C1 Orhrr
f"nlUf"flt\ mdudr DreJr Bnwn.
filf\'n. (uhJ. StJ.'1flrrlJnd CrrmJnt
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FALL SWEATER DRES51f\JG
Sweirm.
Once c~ word "sweam" was almosc synony-
mous wich c~ word "classic" -che classic
turtleneck. the classic crew or V-neck, the
classic cardigan. More utilitarian than high
fashion, these revtrcd "classics" were dtSigned
co kttp you war~ and DO< much else. Until this
yw's boom hit. Arid hit hard.
"T odiy sweater dressing is a way of life," says
Joanne Walsh, head d«igner of Needleworks.
"Knits havt taken off and promiSt to bt one of
che single mosc important categories m fashion
this year."
She adds thac. 'bodv.consc1ous, sexy s1l-
houetm char flatter a woman's shape are che
crend for fall There s a new. 'neocla.ss1cal
proportion of long cops over lean bonoms.' she
said, adding char they have become verv popu·
Jar
In shurt. m ~ \X alsh. One oi che reasons knic
-drmm~ 1s exptodmg is because gemng dressea
couldn·c be simpler. Women ha\e a sense of
e·n1ovment about interrelating separates." For
example. she feels char swearers combine with
skim. whtCh work w1ch knit coats which look
good with dresses -"all coordinated br color.
partern and proportion ..
What tips does she ha\e for che woman abou1
co buv fall knttwear ·
• "Consider some of the rich nev. patterns.
th-as Per~st~. ,rt-A001.tau luuts..
floral and animal motifs. and Chinese porcelain
designs The\ ·11 update vour wardrobe instant·
Iv'
• Look for natural fibers such .l\-wool.
corwn and silk btHu\e 1ntrtcm Jes1J:ns such a~
ours look far berter in natural i1bers. and che\
also fo bener. wo
• 'Watch for more textural interest m stveral
ke y no\eln w m \uth as lurex .• mgora and
chenille
• Consider ~<>mt thmp in black and whne
-color .eadm tor 1he iall -as well as 1ewel-
coned brig hrs Dec u-msp1red oucfics look par·
c1cularl\ nev. 1n neucral black and wh1ce."
\'<'alsl': .ilso ad\ 1Sts women •bout the care ot
fine kntcv.ear •ri,11 1) somechmg more and more
womtn are becoming well educated about.' Her
hims·
• H.ind wash or dn clean your fine
knttv.w After v.ashmg It. genth sciueeze ouc
water -ne..,er wring' Then. la\ knit wear on a
flac surface and block tt carefulh so ic recovers
1cs ongmal shape.
• 'Avoid placing knits on hangers. or they
will grow as well as create marks on t e
shou lder line."
• 'If you muse place a sweater on a hanger
1emporan!r. fold the knit over che crossbar of
che hanger. preferably over a wwel or ()(her
padded surface ·
• "The best wa\ co store knit<. 1\ O\ folding
them neacl} and pumng therr. un \helves. m
plastic boxes or m drawers.
• Ik sure nm tO pack in coo rr . .im sw.earers
there 1s room co 'breathe
·~ For travel. pack knits '°l\ lmn~ 1he
" 1 I • ~.rmem wl 11•1. l 1c11 rv11111.: 11 ·,~Lll\ trvm me
bonom hem up Place che •1111 ~ dlcin~ he sides
ol the suitcase or in para llel rows.
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mJ mJm more
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m . .w1 pound~ .lre /i)(atrd brta·~n
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thr unada Pl\11/ion I.~ J lirtlr mure
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OrMge CoUt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, s.i>tember 2 1. 1988 ...
Party ~~!.~l surrouD.ds a~s-center opening .
Benefit COD Cert Now 'f II rt · coordinated by Muray I ... and Founders Ni&ht and afterward the obtained by calling 55(>,.A RTS. Saturday. pct. 4, ~Ith a party II
i s rca ~ pa Y tame. . feature food and beveraaes arrQled IJUtYina wilf continue. . . The ' ., Noguchi Gar~ens pnor ta the J..coo ... expected to draw For ~xam_Ple. Three thousand an by the Irvine Hilton. the Ritz• J{a.-ballioom of the Irvine Hilton Hotel On the next two evenan s, Oct. .. tyne Pnct rcc!tal (program dtmttn
black-tte atttrc arc expected. at ~e 7 taurant and Westin South Coas• will be transformed . to a Moulint"\ an.st 3. thert will partying ore a~d from Oct. I) an. the center. Twentr.
3 000 d t p.m. Monday, Sept. 29,opcningmaht Plaza. ., R with 34 ~-an dancers 'a~r concerts. The music love~ will two bars and eaaht food tables ~I • e V O eeS gala benefit ~nctrt ~ea~uring the Los Dancina and fireworks will add to pc~rmina for the supper aroup. be at t~e Westin South Plaza Hotel for accommodate the guests at the Gu1l~
Anaelcs Ph1lharm1on1c orchestra the festivities. Nadae 0 ..._ is chairman of the cocktails and a buffet before a st~oll Night event Bar\ara Stelaber1 1
"What's past is a proloaue .....
Shakespeare bad a phrase-for ail OC('.asi~ns, and this one is most fitting
for w•at ,js in sCorc for ·Orange
conducted by Zabla Meltta and the Members of the openina n!fht party for this founders pou that is over to the center where the Pacific chairman.
Pacific Chorale and Master Chorale committee who have been meetiQI emeraina into the new fou,.:fers Plus Sympho~y will perform. Afterward lmmedia1c.-ly a~er the Oct. 9 <?r
of Orange C!>unty: . . two or ,three times a wedt recently with a focus on arts for tbe handi-guests wtll return ~o the hotel for ange Col!nty . P~t!hannonac Soc1t:
The( e~enana will continue with a overseean.a the details include chair-caoped and underprivileged. ,dessent and entertainment. concert w11h vaohnas~ luar St~n am buff'.e~ 'to be held under four tent man Gary Hut, gala chairman ...... Murray Korda will provide enter-• Lorr~ Lippold and Steward thl' Los Angeles Philharmonic CO!'
pav11tons across from the center. Scllamaclter, Tom' KeDdrtet. ,,. tainment coordinated by Maulce Woedard arc co-chairmen. In for-ducted by Kart Sandcrlln1.guests w1J
comer of Town Center Avenu~ .and Strader, MarUya Pallley, Dlalte Alllari and the supper menu is beina mation on the limited tickets ($ 150) attend a gala celebra11on al the Fou1
Ayenue. of the Arts. The pavahons DaJlacla, Tom WUcll,CarolCampbelJ, arranae(i by work.ins with a menu available. for thest two concerts and Scason.s Hotel.
County's patrons of the arts. •
· A~I those magnificent fund-raising
parties ... aJI those galas that helped
raise the consciousness and the
money for the Orange County Per-
forming Ans Center will pale in the
~th their 130.000square feet of space Tom Steplteaaoa and Tim Swift. from an 1880 concert. panics. and season 11ckcts ma~ be Ad.d111onal performances a nc
wall be ~ecoratcd by Cllril ~~y. Soprana Leoatyae Prtce, will per-Tickets are S 100 per person and obtained by calling 97 3-1300. parties are scheduled throughout th1
filled wtth music by 50 vaohnasts form on Wednesday, Oct. I. at information on availabihty may be Festi vi ties conunue a1 5:30 p.m. on month of October
American Italicins
have a (grcirtd) ball
By VIDA DEAN
Of tlle DellJ ,... •wt
Whatever he said must have been
nice because the fairly sedate crowd of
about 250 responded with loud
applause.
Actor Ralph Manza greeted the OC'
American Italian Renai ssance Foun-
dation guests at the second annual
grand ball in '"the beautiful
language"
"M ) parents are from 1c1ly. but I
was speaking in Tuscan. It's s a
bcauuful language." said emcee
Manza at the .\naheim Hilton.
Prescrvang the Italian culture.
specificall} to build an Italia n Cul-
tural Center in the count). is the
purpose of the fou ndation. ·A site for
the center is being considered.
"Fund-raising is under way and
cultural programs are being de-
veloped. We have 250 members. but
we need more commitments," said
president F rank DeSanU1. So far.
SI 00.000 has been raised toward the
project which. as envisioned , would
cost
$2 million.
The center wall have a ballroom to
seat 500 people. a library, meeting
rooms. museum, office. workshops,
and wall be a central meeting place for
the Italian Amencan community.
"Ifs a noble cause," said Dr.
Alberto Bonlver .. consul general of
Italy. "I attended the first ball one
year ago. Things are beganmng1o take
shape in great stride."
John Minnott and Jay Mastroannl
were co-chairmen for the event that
began .jYllh a rccc puon an the
baflroo m filled with statues from lvo
Brandelil's Harbor Street an garden.
Included was a "David" -the head
ofMichelagelo's statue 1s the emblem
of the foundation.
(Pleue eee BALL /B4) David watchea over ball chairman John lllnnott
and F rank Terrert ·at Anaheim Marriott.
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Franca and Jeannette Inaardla eeated with Cathy Reda and Samuel IDCardl and Frank Reda watch party p roceeding•.
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Dllily ~ plwttoe by Nici! S-..
Vic ky, Luciano Principato arrive at ball. Jerri Mirama, Pat Coz, Bob and Janet Treat and Patti Von Hinkle a t the beach. Bob, Karen Buccljoln Judy and Blll We bater.
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CLUB CALENDAR
Harbor View HUis Garden Clut *•II meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday a
th't" home of Mrs. Edwin VanDcll
Corona del Mar. C"nstin Fusano
color and plant spec1alts1 frorr
Sherman Gardens will present the
' program. Information: 640-4027
Laguna Hills branch of AA UW w1l
holds its opening coffee at 9:30 a.m
Saturda) at the clubhouse in lglesu
Park In formation: 859-7278.
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111 .. 1 ,,.,..,,,.1111nlv " 11111' 11h b<1l.i1111• 111 t..! .u p.11,1.11111 p.m. Wednesda) at Harbor Rcforrr
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1>1"' ou'111 ''" 1·,1111111·~1~1ro.11u111 Beach Elaine Redfield w1ll be
for lu~ther inlornwtion and registration. i:all speaker and Ahce C'haung. pianist will perform.
ATRI UM flNANC IAL PLANN ING Tiara de Ninos. Hunt1ngton Beacti
Aux1lial) of Children's Home So-h~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~( 7ili4i)i8i9ili·i9i6i6i6:::::::::~.-i' c1ct}'. is taking entnes through Wednesda~ for tts .\ces and Ducces
tennis and bndge tournaments tha1
lasts from October through March
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I FASHION CALENDAR
Amen Wanly: James Galanos vvil
be at the Fashion Island storc)lt H
a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday througt T~ursday to present his fall ant
"1nter collecuon.
I. Mapln: Nicole Miller collccuor
for the woman executive will bl
anformall) modeled from noon to :
p.m. Thursday at the South Coas
Plaza Store, Pronto R1storante anc
Forty Carrots. The store will present 1
CC!ntemporary men's fashion sho..-
wath off-duty Marines from El Tor<
Base at I p.m. Saturday. ·
May Co.: A fashion seminar on ho..-
to coordinate fashions and cosmetic~ a~d how to accessonze a wardrobl
will ht-held from 6:30 to 8 p.m
Thursday at the South Coast P1au
store. Reservations, S6 each whict 1nclud~s a h&ht supper, may be madt
bycalhna S4(>,.9321 .
Nordstrom: Makeovers. fashior
show. wardrobe buildin~ tips anc
fashi on and beauty questions will bl
answered by a professional team frorr ~ademoisell 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m Saturda ~ Rc~cn at1ons. $I 0 each ma~ be ma~c at 546-9500, t:'<I 1992
<\lso. on Saturda) Nicole Milici
I hohda) drt~ses will he anformall)
modeled from noon to :! p. m. tr
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Ihterior Design Show opening
jazzy night for cen terchapters
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L&Dollaa Kleatta (~t).
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la tlae Kewport Ceater
Brucla of tltie ,_blle UlwuJ. "Openina Niaht ... and all that
Jazz" -the Thursday benefit
planned by Aid.a, Carmen and Cohan
Chapten of the OC Pcrformina Ans
Center in conjunction with the ·In-
terior Desian Show '86 at the OC
Fai'Jl'OUnds.
Black-tie attire is sugested fortbc 7
to 11 p.m. event that will feature
tourin1 a full scale design house.
continuous d.ancina and jazz related
entertainment. prizes and culinary
dcliahts provided by Alfredo's.
Cano~s. Embers, Gcmmel's, The
Hobbit, Le Chardonnay, Le 'Midi.
Third Aoor and the newly reopened
Ambrosia. .
Tickets are $30 and may be
obtained by calling Pat .Little,
492-6829 or Richard Jansen,
4S8-0656. . .
Search Foundation and the OC
Chapter. of In tenor Designers arc co-
sponsonna an evening 6 to 11 p.m
Saturday at the fairgrounds. G uests
may wear their favorite country·~
costume as they tour the house of
design. dance. get decorating ideas.
check out landscap_1ng concepb from
around the world and fea!>t on
international cuisine. Pam Goldstein,
' Beverly Coll and Lola c.... are
chairing the $SO-per-person event.
Tickets may be arranaed by callina
the Search office. 852-8330.
Jack Yoalblood and members of
the OC Guita of John Tracy O inic
will be raising funds Sept. 28 at a S
p.m'.' western barbecue and dance.
J•UH ind J•b Malllaa arc hosting
the western attire event at their home,
207 1 Racquethill Drive, Santaana.
committee's new office at 16897
Alaonquin St. The cclebratina will be
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A black-.tie gala sunset cruise will be
...held Saturday )lboard the yacht f!~~;:~~~F~\~fi'(~~:?. ~~ 1 ... s __ A __ T __ u __ R __ D __ A __ Y_-"' __ s __ E_~_-_P __ T __ E __ M ___ B __ E __ R ____ 2 __ o __ t_h ______ 7 __ :_0 __ o __ p_·_M __ ..
m4SIC and dancin& is the newly SUNDAY SEPTEM~ BER. 21 I ":OOPM formed Professions and Finance As-. -' st sociates for the City of Hope.' The
Cormorant will leave fco m 3366 Via
Lado. More information on the SSO.
per-ticket cruise available from Job
Mlllea,.SSJ.0333.
This is the 24th year for the boat
parade at1d-Cruise of Lights held
dunng the hojidays by the Hunt-
in,ton Harbour Philharmonic Com-
mittee. A kickoff celebration 1s set for
Sept 28 ... after a ribbon cutting at the
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Gaat;? a colorful •~opplng and dlnlng area.
EXPO EXCITING ...
From Bl
U.S. exhibit. the moment of a rockc:t
hfl off 1s eitpenencl·d reah)t1rall~ h~
means of a multi-screen prescntat1ori
The Soviets also chose a theme Of\
space exploration and space1:raft de-
sign. while 1n the Chinese sector.
v1s1tors can' 1e.,., a chunk oft he ( 1rl·a1
Wall of China as "'ell as e"<ample~ of
that count!) ·s rocket technolog~
The· Japanese demonstrate their
HSST "'mag-lev" magnetic le" 11a11on
train. which can fl). one centimeter
above its track at 100 mph ..\t Fwo.
the HSST (High . peed Surface fran-
s1t)operatesat a ma'<1mum of~5 mph
because of the limited knglh 11f thl·
track.
Other notewonh) pa' 1lion' 1n-
cludt' Eg}pt's d1spla~ of trra,urc'
from the reign of Ramses 11 < 1rlho-
slo"ak1a's audio·' 1sual prt•<;cntatton
which. comh1ned "ith a large mirror.
creates the 1llus1on of being 1n flight.
and Sw1t1crland's d1spla~ of an N~·
foot-high ycllo.,., wnstwatch ..\l~o on
d1spla) in tht' S\1.1\s Pa' Ilion 1s the
latest rail and cable tran<.ponation
1nclud1ng a model of a -.uspcndl'd
.nilway.
Permanent legac} pa' d1on' and
buildings. which will remain a' pan
of the Vancou' er landscape. are E"<po
Center. the Rnush C,"omumb1an
Pavilion Complex. the Roundhouse.
and the Canada Pavilion (which will
later become the Vancouvt'r Trade
and Convention Center). Also. the
CN tmax Theater will remain a~ a
permanent entertainment fac1ht~
. Ell po also pro' 1dc:\ JU&glcf'.
clowns. robots. fiddlers. puppeteer<..
mimes. mag1c1ans and "treet enter-
tainers performing 12 hour; n da~
When v1s1tors arc hungn. lhl'H' are
more than 90 re taurants. plu~ aJ-
d1t1onal foodcarts. offering all 1-.ind~
of cuhnal) delights. from t11pix·r p1r
to a Big Mac (available at r-.kH,1rg,·
the noating McOonald's on a harg_c:l
For kids of all ages. therl· arc: '" c
m8Jor ndcs. the Space Tn .... er the
Scream Mach1nl' Roller ( na<.ter th<'
C hallenger . tar<.h1p. the l anhoo I 1111-
( "hutc :ind the 1907 Ph1ladrlph1.1
Tobogga n ( o C arrousel.
A ttcket 10 L"<po indude\ lrl'l'
adm1ss1 on to all pa' 1hon<., pla1a'i .ind
theaters. unlimited use of the m11no·
rail. two sk}ndes and an intra·"'''
ferT} S'5tcm On<' da' Ill ktt<. for
adults arc S I~. ~h1k thrtc.Ja\ t1\ keH
(which \lo not ha'r 111 Ix· ll'<'d on
con!.l"lUl1,4· d.1\\l .lfl" \ \4 'l'I I hn•1•
da\ t1l 1-.l'I' ,Il l" ·" 11l.1llll lrnm ..
T 1l'l-.l·tron t \po in1urmatu.n1 l·an h1.•
uhta1nc:d b) l'311ing (6041 6ti0-E: X PO.
The E\pll ho'!t u t). Vancou"«. l'i
urn\ltkred tn man\ to be onL' nf the:
nw .. 1 attrartiH' n t1C\ in tht• '-'Orld
"11h 1t' mull nude of parks. garden'>
Jnd harhors It ha\ Jl'i11 been dubncd a
·· an Franu\tO \\Ith a mountain
hal'l-.drop.""
( ekhraung 1t'i I OOth b1rthda' this
~l·ar the nt\ ~tnkc' a plca\<tnt
balanl.C lxt\\('l'O .1 pnl\ lnl 1<11 PIOll·
ca1ng st~ k and a mort· rt'lt'nt
u >smupoht.in mode
Rnh\11n Squart'. four blt11.·i.., 111
pari..s and pla1as. 1s in the ht•..in of
d<'" nttl\\n. "'here nearl~ l"' l'f) thing
t'-'"thin "all..1ng d1c,1amY ho tt'h.
rl·,1.1uran1'>. '>hnpping. thcat1.•r mu\lt
.ind n1ghtl1fc:
T ht• l It~ 's most colorful 'hopp1n[1.
.ind dining area 1s C1a\IO'-' n. .1
rn 1tah1ed turn-ul -th<'·t'entun dt~·
tfll t that ''a" \.'annw' er-., hirthplacc
fhl' ..irea 1s named for .. C.ia•m JJLI-."
Dc1gh1un. "o named for h1\ 'c:rhm1t~
"ho upencd the l It~·, fir<.t '>alnon I 00
'e~tr<. ago. :-.l ot 100 long ago. (1aStll\\ n
"a'i Skid Ro ..... but no" 11 1s rt''>-
taurants. galleries. houuquc' and
aalh shops that arl· well \\Orth a' 1\1t
-.;cHn blocks ~outh of Gasto"" n 1,
Vancouver's ('hinato" n. second onl\
an size to an Francisco's. Aside from
thr authentic cuisines to be samp,lcd
at the nei$hborhoo<fs restaurants.
other offtnngs arc available at the
s1drwalk stall . which sell all kinds of
tea'i. and home rcmed' items c;uch a'i
dnrd <,eahorcot-. and ground dcc:r
horn" ~ fa, or1tl" plaCl' of hoth rl''\Hknt\
.ind '1s11or~ is lht• 'a't "itanln Park.
located at thl' ""'"'>tern t•nd ofth·c lit}'
center peninsula Th1<. huge .,.,,ldcr-
nc-.s pla~ground 1s s111l forest land.
with JOgging and hiking tra1l'i. and 1
"'th pa ved road'i cnncrossing under
the trees Within 11-. boundane'> arc
rL''t.wrant'i. frrc tennis .-oun". a
l.hildren·, 100. an outdoor 1heat<'r
and\ anu.>u,er .\quanum r Il l ~i..11ng l'nthUSl3\\\. ( 1rousc I
\l11unt.11n \t,l\\ hu<.~ during lht'
"inh·r month<.·'' the \k1 rt'\Ort l l\1\t'\t
111 d1l\\ n to\\ n \ anu>u' er i\ Sf\ aerial
tram"a' run' da' and n11tht until Ill
pm
1 urthl'' 011t'1~k n l \ ancou' er 1~ the
t\\11·h111J1 d11,c: II\ "-h1<itlcr Moun-
1.11n 11•n,11k11•tl .i top 'k11n~ <.pot 1n
tht· n111 t!HH'\t .ind l1;1HI\(& the h1[1.hC~l
~t\Cr"1tih' ·1111.ll 1lrnp 1" '°'llrth
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Ortlnge Cout DAILY PILOT I Sunday, September 21 , 1988
Beauty-bintsfound while~~~ facelift
1 really enjoy reading books on
beauty and makeup. and over the
years I've p thercd quite a collection.
They arc filled with all sons of
interesting advice.
Recently, wtlile cleaning out cabi-
nets and straightening, I paused and
thumbed through a few and. found
some hints I must have overlooked .
during the first r~ding.
In "Total Beauty Catalog" by K. T.
Maclay published in 1978, 1 found
the recipe for a freshener-upper. The
author advised that the next time
you peel a cucumber, you save
enough long strips of the peel to .
completely cover your face.
The next step is to lie down, place
the strips over the face and then
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cover with a hot washcloth. After
remaining in this position for 10
minute$ you gel up and rinse your
skin that has been soothed .
smoothed, cooled and softened.
You get the above results because.
the authQr says, the cucumber has in
it a mysterious enzyme called
erepsin that works just like ·the
.epzyme used in meat tendenzers.
If you like. you can put the peels in
a blender, add a dash of witch hazel.
store it in the refrigerator and have
instant frC$hener-upper.
From "How to Look Ten Years
Younger" by Adrien Arpel. I found
an instant pick-me-up she rec-
ommends befo re a big night out. It
takes a hnle advance pre~rauen.
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Herc's what you do ....:.. take a
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solution of 1/2 mineral water. 1/2
freshner or astringent and two
pinches of alum. Into each tray
section. you place a tongue de-
pressor.
When the time comes thai you
want to wake your face. just pop out
one .. serving .. and rub the cube over
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the face till you tinaJe. Then press the
cube over noticeable lines. Arpel
says you actually sofen the appear-
ance of wrinkles by ti&htenina the
skin surroundina them and pvc your
complexion a firm, fresh texture.
Well, anyway, now that the btauty
books •re lined up IJld the closet
straight, my next chore around the
house. will probably be to get the
drawers of cosmetics cleaned.
You know those t>ottles and jars of
products that have been around for a
year ortwoand haven't been used for
six months or so may nCcd to be
tossed. The end of -summer is a good
time to clean out the old prep-
arations that have used up their life's
span.
Ifyou use your finaers to scoop out
the contents of the jars. they could
have bacteria that arc harmful to the
skio. It's always best to scoop out
creams with little plastic spatulas.
Summer can be bard on cosmetics,
especially lipsticks, if they haven't
been st0red in dark/ cool places.
Also. it's a good time to give the
makeup brushes a good cleaning. At
least every six weeks they should be
given a mild soapy bath in warm
water, a good rinse and then allowed
to air dry. Just wet the hairs of the
brushes, not the woOdc.n handles.
"BeHtlf•I Skim'.' is the name of a
new television series produced and
hosted by Bonnie Holmes of M~
Gate Salon at Fashion lsJand. Oil
Community Cablev1s1on's Chaon~I
3 Tuesdays at 6 p.m. and Group W s
Channel I 0 Thursdays at 1 p.m ..
Bonnie will focus on concc:pts and
techniques aimed at helping you
improve the way you look .and feel..
HONORED: The· spotlight wlis
recently on Georgie . Trumbult '_Of
Fountain Vall e) as she was honored
in Dallas for being one of the iop
saleswomen in the more than
lOO 000-member Mary Kay Cos-
met.ic sales organization. Trumbull
was awarded a tiny l 4k ~old and
diamond bumblebee pin with emer-
'ald <.'}es. She became a beauty
consultant in September 1984. •
BALL ...
Fro~B2
Guests seemed lO agree that Italian
cooking definllel~ must be kept in
tact. After hot and cold hors
d'ouevres. the group graduated to a
gourmet dinner designed by catc:rcr
Mastroian ni -antipasto. to~elhn1,
veal and fragolc con tabagJ1one (a
forget-the-calories creamy dessert
with strawberries.) . Among those attending were vice
president Josepb and KJmberly
D'Allt'9oay, director Marla Testa
Price of Laguna. Fruk Terreri. of
Newport (sporting a OC Perfo"'!ling
A rts Center ru by-studded pin). direc-
tor William Reflce ( Lucc1·s Dell of
Huntington Beach) and about 30
guests including wife Jeu and sons
BUI and Rlcurd, and the J.agardlaa.
(lngardia Produce. Costa Mesa) in-
cluding Jeu.aette and Sam•el,
Fruce-a, S•e, Joe and Larry with
Catlly and Frank Reda and Vicky and
Lacluo Principato of frvine.
The evening concluded wit~ danc-
ing to the music of Ansell .H11l ~nd
orchestra. (More dancing is ant1c1-
pated Oct. 11 when the group plans a
Columbus bay gala at the Ne w-
porter.)
SCOOPP: Forget the black-tie rou-
tine. . .members of South Coast , • on Erneet-18l!RlUulee~N11-1aai111tt1di-.;9HM1tl'4lldiHfle~~o~f8i!aRA+ii;r.a1aYl:i.e9-RA""9~f.f'P+.lau;A~A~ed~P;.,.a.ure::.i;nu.1 h~ood.-~-
Dun ap (at left) at St. Catherine'• School Founder'• Day decided on a casual route for their
dlnner at the Rtts-Carlton. Above, 11ehool booeten are Ron latest gathering called a no benefrr
and Cathy Jone., Steve Rudy and Sharon Sarpa. benefit that resulted in $25.000 for
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11 111 ~ .... h11pptll).! I rtlh to lo(·;d SI Ol'l'S ad
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Planned Parenthood. Abalone Beach
was lit with.tik1 torches and provided
I a glow over the 150 partygoers as they
danced to the music of Joe Hart and
hi s Oversextet D1x1eland Band and
dined on p1cn1c fare catered b> Joy's
Juet Treat and Judy Webstu were I Catenng.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ co-chairmen for the evening and ~ welcomed guests am"ing for the
a I ATHA N ROAD IMPORTS LTD. ~·~·~~tfu~~i~t~:5~~a1rman A ORIE'.\T ~\f..A:\jTIQl 'FS ~ Oardle Oa.nlap and her committee ~ ' A ~ were lunching Fnda~ at the Monarch
~ E · · N Sh · f F. ~ Bay Beach Club 10 recap the Foun-~ XqUISite ew tpment 0 tn e y der'sDa)dinnerthe arranged fo rSt.
a Period Rosewood Furniture and 6 . ~aa;~~~~~. School in San Juan
A Accessories ~ "We had almost 400 at the Ritz-~ . • ~ I Carlton for the afTa1r -the second Tues. thru Sat. I 0-5 Mon. by Appo intment ~ I annualevcnt for the school fou nded ~ 7 14/650-3950 1n 1979." commented Dunlap. ··The ~ 447 N. Newport Bl vd.• tnld 'll'"D-Onl 4 bltx l..\ u trum th{· <\rrht•,_t) ballroom wasbeau11ful Fulke~son .fl • P \) did the ccnterpu:ce-; under the d1rec-~~~~~ ~~~C£:r~~~~~~~~ tion of committee member Oiaaa
High heels hurt?
Free exams don't.
If 1gh heeb may look good. but do they feel R<>Od'
fa~hionable shoes tend to accentuate old foot
problems. and can even create new ones
So. to keep high heels from getting you down .
Wl' w eliminated one of the rea.son~ people postpone
foot exams lht· cost
For a limil<.'d lime. Ileen.~ po<liatml\ on ou r
~t.aff are offering fret' foot exams If thtiy rt'Commend
diagnostic test~ or funher treatment, anv fees will
hkt>ly be covered hy vour insurance In an y C'dSt'. tht>
initial exam cosL'i you nothing
If foot pam is hreakinR your stndt-. come ~ u~
fo r a fret exam You ·u look vour best when vou ft.-cl
your best from head to toe. ·
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Crandall. The roses 1n the arrange-
ment matched the mau \'e cloths to a
T The <;tage was landscaped and a
glonou'i backdrop for Fath<.·r Coughn
and the 41 ) oungsters 1n >\ll-'.\men-
can Bo>s Cho1c ..
Other'i v.orking on the ~hool
celebration part~ v.ere Susie Fo11,
Laraine Clampitt, Sae McWayae,
Kathleen Delano, Cbarlotte Thomas,
Julie Cbeney, Ca rol vonMerkatt,
Nancy Neely and MerediU1
Khacblglan.
··The Founder's Da~ v.as a success
because I had all top-drawer people
on m~ commi ttee," said Dunlap.
The new headmaster Markham
Campalgne, who came to the school
from B1shop·s School in LaJolla,
attended the dinner with wife Mary
Ann, and was meeting some of the
I
parents, benefactors and church
members fo r the first time.
The Rt. Rev. Oliver 8 . Garver Jr .. I acting bishop, was at the R-C affair
along with the Venerable Archdeacon
Terence Lynber11 the Rev. Canon
and Mrs. Eniest Sillers and the Rev
and Mrs. Peter Easor.
Others dining on roasted breast of
chicken in hone> and vinegar sauce
and chocola te parfait and bemes were
th<.' Art Birtcbers, -Catll y and Bo
Vo aderabe, Roa and Catll y Jooes,
David and Carolyn Westendorf, Jolui
and Sharon Sarpa and Kathy and AJ Nagy.
OPENING .•. From83
held at Be ntley's Restaurant. Four
hundred membc11 and· guests are
el'pccted to attend the buffet. Jouu
Cb11e ts chairman of the committee·
Jane Green 1s boat parade cha irma~
and Bobbitt Williams 1s the Cru ise of
l 1ght'i chairman. .
lnt<.•rval Hou'lc'c, 'leventh cclebnty
benefi t auction 1s on the calendar for
. nturda) at the Four Seasons. Stroll-
ing mus1c1ans. minstrels and bards
"II( set thl' romantic fcehng along
with la(.11e~ dre'l~d in pcnod fine r)
intcrspel'\Cd w11h madohn and lute pl a yen
"We want mnmentanl} to take our
goc'itc. hack to into h1'ltory that wa'i
nlh and abundant with romance
magic and beaut y:· '3id Carol wu:
llama, t o·cha1r with Harlue Goo4~1lcnt and hve auctions arc
plann('d with clegan1 and dive~
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Five more staae prQduct1ons join
the early season parade in Oranae
County theater this week. includina
the opener on South Coast Reper-
tory's Second Staac and a real .. blast
from the past" at U C Irvine.
UCl'sattraction, openina Tuesday,
is a real oldie. "ne PlaJe Called
Corpe1 Cbl1tt: Tile Na&Mty," the
second in a series of medieval theater
pr<><Sudions, was originally produced
between the 14th and 16th centuries
in Enaland. SCR will follow Friday
with Oranac <!ounty's,.first look at
Caryl Chu~h ill's "Clo•d t ."
Rounding out the week's schedule.
all Friday openers, arc a pair of Sam
Shepard one-aet plays, "Red Cr0t1''
and "C.wbey1 t," at Orange Coast
CoJ!eie. "A CMnt 1..Ute" by the
Rqional Repertory Theater in Yorba
Linda and "Tile Miracle Worker" at
the La Habra Com munity Theater.
Edgar Schell ..daafrman of . uc1:s
departmcnr of £nalish and com-
parative lituraturc, bas uDdatM the
Corus Christi play, along with
En ish professors Stephen Barney
an Linda Geo rgianna. Drama
professor Roben Cohe n is directing
-me biblically oriented production.
"The Nativity" is the second of
three medieval works to be produced
at UCI. Performances will be given
Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m.
in the Fine Ans Village Thea'ter, with
ticket information available at
856-671.2 or 856-6718.
,
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At South Coast Repertory, Jules
Aaron is directing "Cloud 9," a
satirical farce on scxuaJ politics.
Karen Hensel. Patti Johns, John-
David Keller, Charley Lang, Jenifer
Parker. Carl Regiardo and James
Winker comprise the cast.
Perfocmances are scheduled
Tuesdiys through Fridays at 8:30.
Saturdays at 3 and 8:30 and Sundays
at 3 and 8 "'P.n1. ·until Oct. 26 at the
SCR theater. 655 Town Center Drive.
Costa Mesa-:' Reservations are taken
at 957-403}. .
Two early works by Pulitzer Phze-
winnina playwri.$ht Sam St\epard will
be prctented this weekend only in
OC'C's Drama Studio theater. Jon
Sideli is directing .. Red Cross" and
Kara G reene direct! "Cowboys 2."
Curtain times arc 8 p.m. Friday
through Sunday with a 2:30 matinee
also ·scheduled . for Sunday. Rcser-
v,tions 432-5880.
Three performers who have ap-
pe.ared in "A Chorus Linc" on
Broadway -Don Mirault, Patti
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and Columbo is stagjna the show.
assisted by Backstrom.
The show will run for three week-
ends, Thursday.s thro ugh Saturdays at
8 p.m . and Sundays at 2 p.m., at the
forum Theater, 41 75 Fairmont
Bl vd .. Yorba Linda. ~escrvations
996-41 95.
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this weekend. On the boards and
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•"BJpest ,.....~ el IJviq" on
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Repertory, 6H Town Center Drive,
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throu&h Fridiys at 8 p.m., Saturdays
at 2:3'0 and 8, Sundays at 2:30 and
7:30 until Oct... 12.
"The Maracle Worker"· opens a
four-weekend engagement at the
Depot Playhoust. 311 S. Euclid Ave ..
an La Habra Fnday with Kathy Dietz
d1rect1ng. Debbie Zjve stars as Annie
Sullivan w11h Andrea Barber playing
the youna Helen Keller.
Perfor.manccs arc sched uled
Fridays and Saturda)s at 8 p.m.
through Oct. 18. Call ( 213) 691-8900
for ticket info rmation.
•"Sly Fox" at the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse, 606 i..a1una Canyon
· Road, Laguna Bcacb (494-0743).
Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8
p.m., Sundays at 2:30 until Oct. 5.
•"'he M!bff'' at the Newpon
Theater Ans Center, 2501 • ChfT
Drive, Ncwpon Beach (631-0288).
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I l and a matinee next Sunday at 2
p.m.
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curtain times lhrou&h Nov. 9.
•"14 aarbil Crest ...... at the
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urdays at 8 p.m. until Oct. l 1. •''TM Mlsaatlarope" at tbe West-
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S undays at 1:30an.d 7:45 until Feb. I.
throu&h Oct. 4. · ,
CALLBOARD -Auditions for
Anthony Shiiffer's comedy thriller
"Whodunit" wiJI be beJd Moilday •"lrt~ 8eada Memoln'"at the
Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S
Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-55 11 ).
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~Fridays at 9 p.m., Saturdays at 1 and
8:30,Sundays at I and 7:30 uqtal Nov.
16.
and Wednesda)' at 7:30 p.m. at the
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Hamilton St.. J,sta Mcsa .... director
and three womc for the show, which _
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'M9orilighting' favored in tonight's Emmy awardS
By JERRY BUCK ,,,,...,.......'*'
PASADENA -A BC's bright and
witty .. M oonlighting•· has the most
nominations for tonight's Emmy
awards. but there arc no guarantees
for victory. as "Miami Vice" learnrd
last year.
The hip show. wuh us bickering.
f racy-H epburn-
style detectives.
faces tough com-
petition 10 the
drama senes cat·
cgol"} from two
past winners -
B ' "Cagne) &
Lacey" and N BC's
"H ill S1re e1
Blues." There's
Skelton also N BC's "St.
Elsewhere" and t es· .. Murder, She
Wrott" to contend w1th. Sciences will hand out awards for best awards. A six-minute videotape of
"Moonlighting" garnered 16 nom1-shows and to winning performers, the highlights of the crafts awards wi ll
nattons in all, and has already baaed .writers. directors. producers anc! be shown tonight.
one Emmy during the presentation of other behind-the-camera craftsmen. 1:he a~ards show is being produced
the craAs awards Sept. 6. T he major Red Skelton will be honored with a ap1n this year by Alexander Cohen
awards.· for the shows. for acting, special award. and nearly two dozen and his wife, Hildy Parks. who were
writing and directing will be pres-stars from television's earlier days. responsible for making Broadway's
ented tonight. including Steve Allen. M ilton Berle. Tony show the classi est of tbe awards
The lesson ofNBC"s "M iami Vice.. George Bums, Sid Caesar. Imogene shows.
should not be forgotten. It went into Coca and Bob Cummings. will appear "We're going back wjt1' Alexan~er
the 1985 Emmy .contest as a -'big in a musical salute. • C~tien pecause we were so impressed
favorite with 15 nominations, yet go1 N Bt's "T ne Cosby Show" and w~tlt the show he did last year:· said
only one award. "Cagney & Lacey.. ..The Golden Girls" originally had 15 Richard . Frank. academy president
led 1he pack with six statuettes. nominations each. the movie .. An and president of the m otion pictures
The 38th annual pnme-t1me Earl) Frost.. and the series .. t. and television division of Walt Dis-
Emmy ceremony will be telecast Elsewhere" had 14 each and "Cheers.. ner Pr~uctions. "Basically. what
toniiht at 8 from the Pasadena Civic had 11. hes doing this year is j ust fine
'\ud11onum by NBC. with network N BC won 15 Emmys at the crafis tuning."
Mars David Letterman of .. Latr presentattons. while CBS got 12. PB Frank prol'!11scd this year's show
Night .. and Shelley Long of"Cheers" got I 0 and A BC got five. N BC's .. St. would have more stars than ever not
serving as hosts. Elsewhere," ''A mazing Stories" and only those with current shows' but
The A~ademy ofTelev1sjon ;\n~ & "An Earl)~ Frost" el)ch got three thosel from the past that ttie-'publiC'.°
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24 Be penttent
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85 Before. to a· poet
86 Actor Groom
87 Paid athlete
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94 Certain "nob" 1n
cribbage 3 wds
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7 Pub drink
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12 Appear
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colloq., 2 wds.
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loves to see aptn. H e said he
approves of Cohen's efTon s to make
the show move faster by eliminating
the time-consuming star introduc-
tions. Tbe star presenters either
introduce themselves or they're
identified by their theme songs.
"It was a little shock.i n.a to some
stars, .. said Frank ... but once they got
into the flow it worked well. It
eliminated a i ot of needless .banter. I
think the heart of the show is seei ng
the stars and seeing the reactions of
the winners."
The television academ} also ha~
taken steps to axo1d another incident
such as the impostor last year who
tried to accept the l>Cst supporting
actress Emmy for Betty Thomas of
"H ill Street Blues.·· T he impostor was
led away in handcuffs by police.
"Without gc1Jing into parucular>.
we are trv1ng to screen people a lot
more clo'scly," frank ~1d. ''.We:ll
have a belier idea of who s s1ttm1 in
the various nom tnee seats."
The academy has added a new ~I
of awards 1h1s )Car. for guest star in
the , anou!> program categories. but
Frank said 11 would not extend the
program beyond m proJected three
hours. Nor would the prohfcrauon of
other Emm)&. • "Everybod~ would like to be on the
air:· he said.
Despite thl· t•xplos1ve gr01.,1h of
1clc\'ls1on 1n other areas. the Emmy
sho" cont1nUl'\ to be mainly a
nctv.orl )howc:a~r Out of a total of
324 nommauon~ N BC got 148, CBS
90. AB( 50. PRS JI and only four
went to S) ndtcatcd shows. None went
to the pa) or cable shows. which are
excluded from 1hc academy
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foot
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46 Click beetle
48 Maxims
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Copenhagen
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resistance
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55 Mr King COIP
56 That girl
5 7 In view of the
tact that
61 Amusement
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68 Roof edge
69 Old Arab
measure
71 Random
73 Night before
7 4 Monkshood
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76 11 tOOO •rich
77 He wrote
·u1 a1ume
78 Vistas
81 Chal!erc;
83 Fie!!
111 Legal claim on
property
112 Clergyman
113 Antiquated
115 Dwelled
117 Bullring cheer
118 Small rug
119 Your Ger
121 Star
122 Blackboard
125 Defame
128 Equal
13Q Thaws
134 Caps
135 Cooktng utensil •
t36 Pack tightly
138 Prec1p1tat1on
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141 Actress
McClanahan
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144 Prayer ending
146 Satisfactory
grades
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149 Obltterates
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155 Sheltered lrom
the sun
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158 Heroic poem
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160 Striped cats
16 1 Oozes
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sequence in
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19 Welcoma
23 Office items
30 Carpl1ke fish
32 Tattered cloth
34 Distress signal
37 Game statistic
39 Journey
41 Reward
43 Actress
Valent me
45 Definite art:cle
·47 Ease
49 Man's name
50 Satan
52 Classic
5.4 Heavily
concentrated
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57 Cry
58 Possess
59 Always
60 Levantine
ketch
62 Summer drinks
63 Yellow
pigment
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67 Act
70 Fall flower
72 M1sch1evous one
74 Wallaba tree
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80 Irritate
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country
102 In add1t1on
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107 Proposed for
office
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109 Loft
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124 Military
command 2
wds.
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129 Meadow barley
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F/IGHTS AVAllABi[ FIOM OIANGf COUNTY ro /Af
VIA GOiOlN STATE Alll/NES
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1986
M•rln• High capturM llllllluln_ w•ter ~ IOUrMlllenl. C2.
Wuhlngton rou~1'11m-Young rn COll1ge footll•I. C3.
Mistakes prove fatal
to 0 .range Coast,.14-6
Golden WeSf spoils
ebut of Pirates'
Coach Workman
By JON FERGUSON
OUMO.,Net.._
Neither coach was satisfi ed with n
at the·cnd, but Golden'West College
Coach Ray Shacklefoed felt fortunate
to come up with the victory wh~n it .
WU4>yer.
G olden West was o utgaincd.
268-1 78, and fumbled the ball away
three times but larsely because of
Orange Coast penalties came away a
14-6 wi nner at OCC Stadium.
··1f we can•t help losing the
statistical battle but come out win-
ning •. that's good," said Shackleford,
whose team lost the stati~ical battle
foLthe second week JD a but still
won. ..We lost 1t last k at
Bakersfield too. But the final score is
what counts."
"Last year we had some great
statistics. but came out on the shon
end. They did an awful lot of stunting
and came after us hard."
· The Rustlers arc 2-0 while 1t. was
the opener for O range Coast. It was
also tt\ecommunity college debut for
OCC Coach Bill Wo rkman. who liked
some things he saw but was far from
happy.
l
"I couldn't be happier a-efcnsivcly
except for the penalties,'' Workman
said. "I think' everyone who saw the
game tonight knows we can play
football."
But i l was th~ penalties which-killed
the Pl rates -13 for 140 yards in all.
"We were way too undisciplined,"
Workman said. "We blew too m any
fuses: I don't care how young we arc ,
there s no way we can be ha ppy. The
playc~arcn't happy and the coaches
ai;en't app ." ·
It w s9~rcnsive personal fol!lsand a holding call which gave the Rustlers
42 yarc;ts of their first drive, a 91-yard,
I I -play march capped by a Eric
Lawton I 5-yard touchdown run. The
·score gave Golden West a 7-0 advan·
tage wnh 5:51 remaining in the fi rst
quan er, the only points until the
fourth quaner.
W hen free safety Bart
Rccktenwald's personal fouls finally
resulted in his ejection after a Pirate
pllnt early in the fourth quancr and a
new insertion at cornerback, Golden
West was able to take advantage two
drives later.
After an Orange Coast punt which
placed the Rustlers at their own 39.
Lawton hurled a pinp()int completion
52 yards for Lance Perry to the
Orange Coast 9-yard li ne.
"It was a new com er and
• Reclctenwald got kicked out. so we
thought we'd go after them:· Perry
said. ··1 JUSt outran him. We thought
we could go deeper on these guys a
littie more than last -week. because
they pla yed us closer."
Lawton scored his second touch·
(Pleue see GOLDEN WEST /C4)
Golden Wat'• Carl Satterfield (42), who
wu held to 42 yarda on 17 carrlea, la
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atacked up b hil Nabal (43) and otlaer
OCC teammatea, ln duel won by Rutlers.
Aselin 's punt turned tide for G WC
.Critical blunders kill occ·
bid to s t op Rus tle rs, 14-6
By ROGER CARLSON
Of-0.-,"-'•""'
It was billed as the Rookie vs. the Veteran. and
in.many ways the two played up to their roles as
Golden West College's Rustlers kept the pressure
on to record a 14-6 victory over Orange Coast's
Pi.cat~ be.forc..5...200foo1ball fans al OCC Saturda >-
nigh I.
For the veteran. a brilliant 67-yard punt which
rolled dead at the Coast I-yard line late in the third
quancr. was on the pos1t1vc side for Golden West:
high school all-star game dunng the summer. self-
and team-destructed with three costlv mistakes as
a punt returner in the second half for Orange Coast
His first mistake (personal foul) forced a first·
and-25 for Coast. hJS second mistake let the ball go
over his head to the one. a nd finall y. eJeCt1on from
the garne (another personal foul) and first-and-18
from the OCC 8
That forced backup personnel at punt returner
and in the secondaf). resulting in a fumbled punt
return at the 5-yard hne (recovered> and a beaten
Pirate de.fender as the Rustlers struck deep through
he a1 HEHC-l uJHhe-el1~
Golden West Coach Ray Shackleford. the 21-
year pro. took the 'ictor; 1n~nde and without
much fanfare.
"We tned not to beat ou~lves." ~1d
Shackleford. "We always pla> this game a little
conservatively ..
Asked wh). he responded. "It's not Just lhe
11m1ng of the game (early s.easonl We Just don't
want to beat ourselves."
Shackleford said nothing dunng the game
came as a surpnse and that the hard-h1ttrng was
"Just as I thought 11 "ould be ..
Both t-e-ams ~e hit hard b) penalucs. but-It
was Coast which suffered the most for It. In all. the
Bucs lost I 40 yards on 13 penalucs. Golden West
was flagged for 77 }'ards on ., infracuons.
Coaat'• Jon Nowotny appean to ha•e hi• left arm yanked
rtcht out of hie aocket by Golden Weat'• Georae Paddock.
For the rookie. freshman mistakes. as dc-
fcns1 ve back Ban Recktenwald, an All-Cl F back at
La Quinta High and the hero here at OCC 1n the
"We were definitely our own worst enem) :·
said Orange Coast Coach Bill Workman 1n his fim
\Cnture as a communll) college coach "\.\e had a
lot ofund1sc1phncd penalties and It cost us dearh
Physically I thought we should have v.o n. ·
"But as for mistakes. well. you o nly know the
halfof 1t."
.\t halftime and on the" shon end of a 7-0
count. Workman told his team. "Don't get 1n
personal battles \.\e have blown our o ffense by
(Pleue eee ASELIJlf /CA)
Trojans
weather
storm
Shafer's fi eld goal
in ra in h e lps USC
t o l 7-1 4tr iumph
WACO. Texas (.\P) -Southt-m
Cahfom1a's Don Shafer faced a 32-
yard game-winning field goal against
Baylor Saturday under the most
trymg of circumstances.
"I called all the clements down on
him. and he still made ll." said Baylor
Coach Grant Teaff of Shafer's kick in
a driving rainstorm that beat the
ninth-ranked Bears. 17-14 ... He hook-
ed 11 a little. but he did an absolute!)
grcal jOb ...
Teaff called two timeouts to alto"'
an approachmg thunderstorm to h11
Baylor Stadium as USC' p()sllinnl·d
1t~lf for the field goal attempt that
Shafe r htt at the final gun.
"I j ust hit the ball and tned not to
look up." hafer said. ··E,·er;bod}
started p()undmgon me. I knew 1t was
ood .. g .
"Games like this don't happen vel)
often." L'SC Coach Ted Tollner said
"We were mept for three quaner'i.
then found a way to win, W hen 11
started to rain. I thought about
k1ckjng a field goal nght then. But
even 1f we made 11. Baylor might get
the ball back and score. The war, we
did it, we'd e ither win it or tie it. ·
Baylor outgained USC 408 yards to
197.
Ken Henry's leaping 12-yard recep-
tion of a touchdown pass from ·
Rodney Peete with 3:50 to play tied
Matt Stevens
. -
Angels.shakemini-slump Ramsrisk
Afte r going 13 113 h 1t1essinnfngs. · 2-0 m8.:Tk
offe ns ecom esali ve in8-7victory Angels' VS. Colts
magic
number:
Don Shafer
the game at I ~ for the TroJaM
Ba~ lor. no"' 2-1. punted and Peete
dro' c the T roJans to the Rear-;' I '\
With the thunderstorm approal.'h1ng.
Ba~ lor kept calling timeout until
hafer made his dramalll'. "ind·
"hipped kicked.
Baylor's Charles Perry had scored
on a 3-yard touchdown run with 7·24
left to g1 ve the Bears a 14-7 lead. C SC
strong safety Tim McDonald. v.hn
returned a fumble 99 >ards for a
touchdown in the second quarta. "'a'>
flagged for an int~rference penalt\
that set up the score .
McDonald shocked the pro-Ba) lor
crowd of 35 .000 into silence with ju\t
I 5 seconds lef\ before halftime to ue
the score 7-7.
Linebacker Ron Brown hit Perl) ·s
arm and the ball popped into the air
near the Trojans' goal.
McDonald grabbed the ball and
outran Matt Clark \o the end zone. It
was the longest return in USC' h1stol)
by a yard.
By CHRIS MONAHAN
O..,,,...C.,1£ p a .._,t
When }'OU. vc won 2 2 of your last n games and the
onl) thing standing 1n the way of winning the di\ 1s1on 1s a
single-digit magic number. it's ob' ious you haven't been
in m'an) slumps.
Nevenhclcss. that's where the Angels found them-
sehcs aturday afternoon against Chicago with o ne out in
the founh inning.
The .\ngels had gone 131' innings wuho ut a hit and
"'ert• do"-n. '3-1 . but the Angel bats finally ca me alive and
helped the team rally not Just once. but twice. The Angels
eventuall> won the seesaw pme. 8· 7. before 34.21 Q at
.\nahe1m Stadium and a nauonal i V audience
Helping the team break out of 1ts mini-hi tting slump
\\Cre two players who were 1n slumps of their own.
Wall) Jo) ner was I for 17 when he doubled with one
out in the ninth and the score tied at 7-7. He moved 10
c;econd on Dave Schmidt's wild pitch. after which
Schmidt ( 1-6) walked prnc~-hlller Mark Ryal and Reggie
Jackson 1ntent1onally.
That brought Doug DcC1nces to the plate hut. a<. 11
turned out. 1t could have been anyone Schmidt's fir<.1
pitch glanced off cather Ron Karkov1ce's glove and
Jovner trotted home with the wi n ning run.
· "It was a fastball. It j ust had good mo\ement o n;, I
1ust took m) eyes off it:· said Karkov1ce. "'ho 1'> filhng 1n
for thl' inJured Carlton Fisk ... It hit off m) glo' t' I
defin11el' should have had 1t."
"I lo' ed 1 t." s.a1d Angel Manager Gene Mauch ·· ~ t'
t(-el the late innings belong to us. I don't knov. ho" lcl
np.la1n 1t. It won't always be t hat way. but t"1t's the \\3\
I feel ..
"It\ the confidence that's comes with an e'pcnl'mt•d
club and mature young players." said Bnan [Xl"ning.
who had two hits and scored two runs. "There's nti
pressure in a situation. like that. Everyone has rnmt•
through with a clutch. late-inning hit.
.. Boston has done it. Houston had done It .30 times
That's the difference betw~n fi rst· and sccond-pla c
teams. when a team wins wtth late comebacks. The C" arc
character-building wins tha t carry over."
Rob Wilfong. who had two hits in his la~t 42 at-bat"
A11gels
Texas
AMERICAN LEAGl'E WEST - -W L Pe t. GB
!<6 61 '185
77 71 520 '11
Saturday's GamH
Angels l(, Chicago 7
~1n nesota 3. Texas 1
Remalnlng Games
ANGELS (l~) -Home I )'~pt 21 < h1l"..1~11
~pt 22 <2>. 23. 2~. Cle,eland. Sept ~h 2~ _>I
Texa!i . .\v.a) (7): Sept. 29. 30. Oct I. 1'.an..a<, < "' Oct~. 3. 4, 5. Texas.
TEX AS (1 4)-Home (81 ~pt 21 \,11nne~ot.1.
'it-pt ::!9. 30 Oct. I. Oakland.Ott 2 ~ 4 ' .\ngl'h
.\"a' (61 ~pt 21 . 23. 24. Seattk . Sept 2ti. 2" ~1'
<\ngcls.
hit a home run 1n the -;c,enth and had a t"O·l1UI RHI
single m tht-t·1ghth. pumng the '\ngrl!i aht-ad at the time.
"·h
"The d.i\ 'itarled the <.ame wa' 11 alwa''> h.i'
recent I~ .. <.a1J Wilfong ... , was 0 for 2 v.ith an error I ";I'
prctt~ happ~ (after the <;ingk > If I'd ha'l' tx·en hit h' J
p1tl.'h and gotten on base. I "ould ha"e been happ)
"You tr: e'er:thing(in a 'lump) l''e hecn do"n in
1hr (ha111ng) rage and have tned whole nl'"' approarhl''
.. .\II 1t takes 1$ a ba~ h11 If you get 11 \\Ith 'our hand
tied behind )Our back then tha1·-. the w:i) ~nu <;ta\ 1 hl'
more ~ou change. the mo re lost~ o u get. You don't v.a nt 111
get 100 drastic ..
The "in lowers the magic number to SI'-, a!. Tcxa!\
"a!I beaten later 10 the e"ening by Minnesota The Angel"
'illll have five games left before the Rangers C'ome 10
.\n .\ngcl who would like to see 11 chnched as !.OOn a'I po~mblc 1s reliever Donnie Moore. Moore (4-5) got thl'
win. but as in his last outing Tuesda • lost a lead.
(Pleaae eee A11GltLS/C2)
UCLA poUnds S a n Diego Sta t e to eve n record
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Oomc !Channel 2 at 10 am l
W ith Enc 01ckerson. the 2-0 Rams
haq· one of thl· kagul·\ moc;t potent
running attaclcs Thr\ '\e averaged
I ~ I 'ards per game ''n the ground and
onl~ .. 4 5 pas,ing -.i mark that 1\ the
h1v.c<,t in the ll'aguc
"The' ·re going to be 1.omintt at us-
tf' ing 10 '"car u~ dov. n and huf'\ ing
U'i .. \did lnd1anapoll!> hnehacker
Duane Bickell "I kno w what to
e\~Ct Dickcr<.on 1sa bull and fit'i the
ml>ld 0fa runn1ng had.; ( oach (John1
Roh1Mon lo'r' ··
Rickett 1<, no •.trangcr to the t' pc 0 1
game Rob1n,un hnng.'> to the Rams.
ha' ing pla\l'd tor him at uthcm
C al
"The last '"o wt'eks against Ne"
England and \.liami the defense had
to C\pe<"t the pas<. ncarh e'C"r: pla'
Rohinson "'i 11 use the pass. but a
!.trong running game 1s his bread and
butter
"Dickerson 1s strong. durable and
hard to tackle He rcpre nt' .i
challenge linebackers cnJO)' '-"e
knov. "<'''e got to stop him if we hOPl'
to v.1n." All l..ett said
l nd10rnapnlis ( n a c h R od
Dov. ho"t'r .tgn.•e<. a' tht' (. olt' <tf'd
their lir<.t '1cton in th~c stan' 3fkr
heingout\<.ored.63·1 \ "llh onh nm•
tuuchdo"'n The'('°'t" d ropped their
o pener to "e"' England '\ 1-' and tell
• to the Dolphins. 'C). I Cl la\t Sund.i'
"I look tor U'> to he more ph)\11..il,"
he <.aid "We'd ht•1tt>r he mnrr
ph' ~1cal th1<, v.eek. Ol'l au'>t' that '1u'l1
the" v. a' the Ram" arc Their "hok
1<lt.•a o( the game "111 v.ear \Ou out
.ind heal ~ou up ·
rhc Rams heat ~t Luu" I h· 111
and an rrnnu"'n In I ' v.1th
Oidccr410n ru\hinp Im ~~I 'ant.. on
.., 'lame<.
01cktr~on ha' ru,h~·d tor ' .i I!\
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pro ~a~n
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runner "lo onr mJ n " p.01 ntt to
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camr' th~· lx\11 the hc:tll'r he iCt'> ·
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_World Serie• ticket
•nafu causes stir
at Hancock College
SANT A MARIA -An Arkansas
printina company madr quite a hit with
Allan Hancock Collqe's box oflicc crew
when it lel\t the ~hoot about 64.000 World
Series tickets instea.d of theater tickets.
When Marcy Rafetto, assistant box office manaJer
for the collqe's Pacific Conservttof) of Performing
AJ:ts. o~ned the cases of tickets Friday. wh ach had been
P,!?Dted for the New York Mets. her first thought was,
'We're aoina to New York."
Weldon. Williams and u cks Inc. of Fort Smith,
Ark .. sent tht' college only part of the tickets at ordered
for upcomin.$ plays. The res.t were mistakenly
substituted w1th four cases o( baseball tickets. each
containing abou6 16,000 field and loge bo~ seat tickets
worth $40 apied.
"We havr enough (World St'nes) tickets for all of
Santa Maria," Ms. Rafetto said-before returning them
Saturday. "I tri~ to call the ticket com~n) but 'they •
,were closed.. alid I thought of calhng Shea tadaum
(where the Mets play). but.they would be closed too ...
Hancock College president Gal) Edelbrock found
out about the m1xu p from the conscrvaton ·s an1st1c
director Jack house. who asked. "You wan't to hear a
aood story?"
When Ecklbrock calculated thl' approxamatl' 'alue
ofthe playoff tickets-about $2.5 million -he said. "I
think this is better than the (s tate) lonel)."
Ms. Rafetto said ii was the first tame the college had
~ived the wrong tickets. The mistake caused ltUltC a
stir among employees of the theater'!. business oflice.
who flocked to see the stack~ of tickets. each
emblazoned wnh "World Senes" across them
The Mets. who capturl'd the Na11onal League
Eastern Di v1s1on title last week. 'it1ll ha\e to wan the
League Champ1onsh1p Series that begin~ (kt. 7 in the
city of the Western D1v1s1on champs to get into thl'
World Series. which begins Oct IX.
But 1t'scommon for teams that arc assured ofbeang
in the playoffs to pnnt such tack<.'ts 1n ad,ance so they
can P.Ut them 1n the hand!. ol their fans as earl\ as
possible. ·
Quote of the day
Peter Jacobsen, describing the conditions of
the In verness ('tub in Toledo on the da\> th at the ~nal round of the Professional Golfer~·· <\~socaa
u~n Champ1o nsh1p was postponed because ol
rain: "Hatting out ofthas wet rough as hte h1t11ng
out ofa bad spinalh salad on an old salad bar."
Racer .killed in boat accident
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tn today's main event. Banlla said
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Burbolihl•dlnllllwaakee VJkJ J • t tJtJ =~7~~~:u~~ ll nQ_s c aim J ~G~:.~=~ , ..... ;.c1~:bc ~· B&ITS:t ~4-u~. held a one-stroke Marina outscores Wilson, 11 -6; u~c winnlr one minute into overtime to live lbe thefi~~~~o h~t1ts~:3.~f'~=~e~~o= UC Irvine suffers pair of setbacks ~har~ers the victory over Esperanza in the 'scvcnth·place
- a d h '•"'l~t-"' b th• POAT • 20th h •-· - - -game of the tournament. . "}un .... """ Y e ours o~•n· Luttrell who added three goals in an earlier
one o the year. rr, the 5eeond-round leader, bepn consolat'aon ~ound win over Claremont Saturday, tallied the day at l I under par 133 a two-stroke ed&e 0 Marina water ~lo coach Dave Pickford said other . Fr9stand Merrla Ha&ai.b. &rr birdied Nos 1. 4. 7 avd t..oachcs at the Millikan Tournament this week werr on a pcnal.ty shot wi~h 28 se<;onds left in regulauon to send
9 t I th fro f >2 h · )6-'36 f2 picking his t~m to win. He wasn't so sure. the game into the extra pcnod. ·7,0~y~:d etTu~kaw~~ "'(~~~tr'Y ontlucb:Course in That is until Saturday afternoon when the CIF 4-A . • The Chargers travel \O M1rales1e. the No. I ranked
·suburban Mitwaukcc. He cooled off 0 0 the back nine ni~th-ranked Vikings defeated eighth-rated Long Beach team an CIF 2-A, Tuesday. ,
with a I-over 37 ... Amy Al~«. Ayako Obmo&o and Wilson, 11 -6. in the championship game at Belmont 1 n colle~e action: .• ~un Hewe were at 4-undcr-par 140 to share the lead Plaza. UC Jrvtne failed to advance to the champ1onsh1p an the LPGA Tour's San Jose Classic following .. It's the best we've ever done here," Pickford said. round ofatsown tournament Saturday. fal ling 5-2 to USC
Saturday'uecond round at Almaden Golf and Country. "(Marina) is a team with no indi vidual stars. It's been a and 12·5 to No I-ranked Stanford. .
Club. Okamoto, who was tied with U.S. Women'sOpen different person for us every game. That's good in a way. The <\nteaters. now 3-2 in the tournament wit~ a
champion Jue Ge4Nn for the first-round lead, birdied because the other team can't really collapse the defense on 14-10 win over ..\1r Force Saturday, will compete w1th
the last two holes. including a 55-foot putt on the 17th one ,uy." : three other teams 10 today's consolation round. .
hole to shoot a ~l the 6.327-vard Almaden course. t was Mike McClane who had two goals in each of Kevan Wood and Mike Halph1de led the UC I sconng
Marina's victories Friday an pool play. but Andy with three-game totals of SIX and fi ve goals respec11vcly, Pa~zettc and Andy Mcfetridge keyed victories 1n the while Cl goalie C'hns Duplanty had save efforts of l 12 McEnroe oupaata Gilbert
LOS ANGELES -John McEnroe ~ avcnae<f l'lis January loss to Brad Gilbert ~tu~y night, overpowering and 014tplay-
1nJ Gilbert, 6-1 , 3-6, 6-3. to enter the finals
ofa tournament at the Los Angeks Tennis Center~
. The win pits McEnroe, sixth-seeded in the
tournament. apinst-top-seeded Stefan Edberg of
Sweden in tod4ly's final.
Earlier Saturday, Edberg defeated fe llow Swede
~etcr Lundgren, 6-4. 6-J Saturday. sccunng him a spot
in the finals.
Smith-Ramirez reach finale
The team of Anne Smith of Dallas and ~
Mexico's Raul Ramirt'Z will meet Bonnie
Gadusek (Largo. Fla.) and Dack Stockton
(Dallas) in the finals of the Ford-Spons
Tennis Championships at the Laguna Niguel Racquet
Club today.
The finals arc slated for I o'clock and there is a S 12
admission charge.
Smith and Ramirez downed Joanne Russell of
Baltimore and Stan Smath of Hilton Head. S.C , 7-6
(7-3). 6-4, while the team of Gadusek-Stockton
eliminated Robin White ofSan Jose and !lie Nastase of
Romania. 7-6. 6-2.
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semifinals and finals respectively Saturday.
Mcfetridge. who Pick.ford said played an .. awesome 41"d 1 O. d ked c· 1 UCLA ( N 3) d pme," had four goals. fo ur steals and two assists. while tanfordJ01ns secon -ran a . o. an Parazette and Mc('1ane backed his performance wtth USC' {No ,, an todhy's championship pool play.
thr~ and two .goals respectively. All three. along with On the ommun1t) college level.. · •
goalie Jon Stein. wcrt $elected to the all-tournament Golden West College. after taking an 11-9 semifinal
team. • ·v1ctoryover Modcsto. trailed throughout in falling 11 -8
Marina nevrr trailed in the final, building a 9-2 in thr finals to Long Beach Ctt} College at the Cuesta
advantage i.n t.he third period before Long Bt'ach Wilson Tournament an San Luis Obispo.
rallied to within I 0-6 before the end of the period. Scott Larsen and Jason Jeffne" led the Rustlers in
. "We ~ere very fonunate in the first quaner," scoring with two-game totals of eight and s111 goals
P1ckfQ.rd said, "and we pretty much stymied their team respecuvcly.
for the first half. It was pretty much a defensive battle in Meanwhile. in the same tournament, Orange Coast
the fourth period." surrendered four founh-pcriod goals to drop a 6-5
In the semifi nals, it was Parazctte's four goals which semifinal game 10 Long Beach, but came back to win the
ke yed a 11-10 victory over Los Alamitos. while Grady third-place clash against Modesto, 11-8.
Howes added a pair of scores. Marina built a 6-1 lead The Pirates were led in sconng both games by Eric mi~way thr~u~ the second period, before Los Alamitos Keller. who tallied two goals in the loss and three in t}\e
rallied to w1th1n 8-5 at halftime. Marina then held off a third-place wan.
late Griffen rally for the one-point victory. OCC also got some tine pla} 1n goal b) freshmen Tim
Bogdonav1ch and David Cohen.
In the Villa Park Tournament:
Edlaon 7, Eaperuu I ; Edlaoa U , Claremoat 4:
The Ptrates travel to . an Diego Mesa Tuesday for
their Orange Empire Conference opener.
ANGELS WIN, 8-7 •••
From Cl
Moore came on to work the ninth
after Doug Corbett had pitched two
perfect innings. holdtn~ the Whate
Sox whale the team rallied and took
the lead. 7-6.
Tuesday, Moorl' gave up a ho,me
run to Bo Jackson to tie the game and
Saturday at was Harold Baines.
··11 (the pitch to Baines) was a
forkball." said Moore. "I had a good
Raiders play
home opener
LOSANGELES(AP)-W1th a 1-1
record. the New York Gia nts certain·
I} could use a victory today. With an
0-2 mark. the Los .\ngeles Raiders
almost have to have one
The Giants and Raiders. playo O
teams last season and considered to
have leg1t1mate NFL champ1onsh1p
hopes before the beg1nn1ng of this
season. square off at the Los <\ngeles
Cohscum.
Kickoff time for tl)l' Raiders· lir~t
home game of the season as I p.m. Los
.\ngeles is fa vored by 31/2 points.
A record home-opener crowd ol
more than 65,()<)(.l as expected. The:
existing reco rd as 61.009 against thl'
New York Jets last year. •
·:w e're goan~ to win this week.
we vc got to win this week," Coar h
T om Flores of the Raiders said.
fastbaU. bur the forkball 1s m> brcad-
and-butter pitch. I'll throw at again
lo morrow if I'm out there."
The news on Moore is not all bad
though, as both 'Moore and Mauch
would attest.
"My velocity was the best it's fell
(all ye.ar)." said Moore. "I had threl'
days o£f. I wish we'd clinch 11, then I
could get four or live days ofT."
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Mev 1 egelnll Toronto llldr aunetell meoe
Ills first s11r1 eno onlv his ~ond aPOrerence '" rne lleio since Aug 19 He ~•veo 1wo Innings ••
s110<t1l<>11 Tllursoev nlgM . S.IO JM Cewtltv '"
lie 9111ereo Ille IOcker room S.lucOaY morning
,,,. nlgM •lier no·Mlllng Ille A~ls "I'll "" YOU
-llllng, lMV gone 11<>11 e>ulllng 11 20 game~
,ill.,. no·nlll.,.S " Askeo w11e1,,., '"•' meant ,.. olo • lime ceteQreting, Cowley rese>onoeo. l wo
g1A1'8 of champagne Thel's ell for Ille l>uDhc \
knowled9e " For the recoro. Cowley wr>o
wallleo a.11en eno 11ruck out ••Ohl ll'lrtw 1)1
011cl'lel., 69 slrlktl eno 49 !Miiis • e>n. 01tc11 tie
was II lncflft off Ille ~ate and lllit nu r ,,. "''\ rlilhl on tile Oleck (.Oge)." sa10 Angel Menaotr
G-. Mevdl For tnt trl\'la lans cons1Mr
lhts Tile i.st tHm to be l\0·1111 eno wlfl a
Pennant In the same vHr was rne 197• 0.ktaNi
A's wPIO were Sllfleo, lronk ettv DY Wl'llle So•
oitcnlng coecll Dk* 9-11, rnen 1 member ot •ne CtevetenO tndlenl One ot tne more prom,
nenr memoerl o4 tnet •·~ teem wH It..._
Jatll... Jackson 1>e9en malling i.om. u 1ra
montY S111ur01Y tl'lrovun tne soeclet ellt ndance
cl••"• on "''' contr ecr Tl'le cteua. say~ "'•' ne
gets SO ceNs for everv tic~•• SOIO 1t1er 2 •
milllon S.tvrOev's ctowO Put 1ne Angeis 2S 991
over "" mark, oMno Jech.son a lest \11 996
UCI women post
5-0 soccer win
Daniels
lifts Reds
to9-5 win
t I !'l C. INN.\ I I ( .\ P) Ka I
Daniels came off the bench to hit a
l\o\O·run double an the seventh inning.
breaking a S-5 11e Saturday night and
lcadan-& the C1nc1nnat1 Reds 10 a 9-5
victory O\ er the Los Angeles
Dodgers.
Cinci nnati Player-manager Peter
Rose said the Reds are a different
team with Daniels 1n the llnt."up. He
has been hampered in reccnt weeks
with a pulled hamstnng.
"You'll ~e very few h1tterscomang
along ltkc Kai Daniels." Rose said. "l
Today'•game
Dodgen (Hershaser 13-12) at Ctn·
c10nat1 (Gullack~on J l-1 I)
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Monda)·~ game: Dodgers JI Hou"·
ton.' '5 pm.
mean hl"' like (outfielder Enc)
Da' 1 .. lk\ gor Ill bt-1n th(' lineup
e\ef) da~"
Thl' Red' added an insurance nrn
in the '\l'\Cnlh and anotherr in the
eighth. .
Adams leads Warriors UCI women's soccer goalie Valene
Dehn may not ha ve much experience
at the game, but 11 would not be
apparent by her early season play
Eddie Ma Iner rollowed Daniels
with a ~ingle rhat i.rnred Tom Brown-
ing for the Red,· t:1ghth run. Brown-
ing ran for Daniel". "'ho as recovenng
from a pulled hamstnng muscle.
to volleyball tourney title
Mand} .\dams deli vered sax kills an
the fin al game as Woodbndge High
swept Newport Harbor. I S-6, 16-1 4,
in the Orange County Volleyball
Champ1onsh1p finals at Wcstmtnster
High to capture the crown
Adams. a 6-0 senior. was voted the
Mo<it Valuable Player of the rour-
nament for her efforis.
team -high seven kills from the left
comer fQr Newport Harbor 1n the
finale. and Sara A.lhSon. who col-
lected three serving aces. earned all-
tournament recog0111on for the sec-
ond-place Sailors.
Dana.H1llsdcfcated Manna. IS-I I.
to finish tn third place as all.
tournament choice Rachel Vetter led
the way for the Dolphin!>.
Dawn Charroan. al)() an all-tour-
nament selection. was a standout fo r
1he Vikings.
Dehn, a four-year letter-winner on
the Anteaters' hasketball team
ea~ed her second shutout in two
starts Saturda} a~ Cl defeated
Claremont-Mudd ripps. S-0. at
Claremont.
Paul ine Scarano had two goals.
while l<Jm Cusimano. Chns Mrsmer
and Holly Fong added one each in
Saturday's wm Cusimano leads the
team in sconng with four goals tht '\
season.
M1lnl'r fin1~hl·d the evl•n1ng with
three hat'> and 1hree R RI
"I\<.' a Iv.a~ s been a r cal ~trong
finisher fhat'<> alwaH tx·cn one of m~ lonc-.."M1lncrsaid "l coolotTm
June. and J ul~ Jnd heat up toward thi
end '
Budd~ lkll ·c;inglcd home Ron
Oec;ter 1n the l'aghth to make thc score 9.5
Lm .\ngl'll''i 'llOred the first five
runs ol _thl' game. hut di d not cross the
plate alter 1hc thm.l 1nn10g.
""e '>lnrc:d fi,e runs then quit."
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All yson Mattox. a senior middle
blocker who ~ad fo ur k11lo; an rhe final
ga me. and !>entor Laµra Newman.
who played well an the middle
throughout the tournament. were
alw named to the all~t-Oumament
team for the Wamor~.
Meanwhile. 6-2 Bev Oden domi-
nated the net and the pme in the
fifth -place match as frvine shut out
Edison. I 5-0.
The Anteaters. ranked 10th 1n the
natton by the lntercollcg1a1e Son :cr
Association of America entering the
Claremont game. arc 2-0 and host
Westmont at Crawford Field Mon-
day at 3.
Dodgers Manager Tomm'r Lasorda
\81d "With fi,e run~ wc ~ould havl'
won a lot of same~ thi'> )l'ar."
_ .\lex Trevino hrl a double to nght
held w1th th e ha-.cs loaded in the
'>econd lCl score the tirst three Los
~ngeltc; run' I wo out\ later. Steve
'iax e,,tended has h1111ng streak to 11'1
games h; singling home Trevino.
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The Dodgers failed to ~ore again.
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W ashiDgton"Cl'ushes another ra_.ked foe
H'..lskfes rip 11th-rate BYU;
Oklahoma b asts Minnesota
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SEA TILE -With Chris Chandler passing for fou,r
touchdowns and ruoftin• for a fif\h, seventh-ranked
Washington rolled over its second consecutive ranked
opponent Saturday, crushing No. 11 Brigham Young 52-21. ,
It wa5 the worst football defeat in 13 years for BYU.
Last week, Washington handed Ohio State its worsi loss
in 19 years as the Huskies mauled the Buckeyes, 4(). 7. ·
Robert Parker grabbed the opening kickoff and raCed
94 yards to give BYU a lead apinst the Huskies. But
Wasbinlfbn responded by scoring 52 points before BYU
could score again.
Chandler. a redshinjunior, threw touchdown passes
of 27 and 12 yards to Lonzell Hjll, 11 yards to Darryl
Franklin and 6 yards to Rod Jones -all in the second
quarter.
, Washington rolled up 413 yards as Chandler
completed 13 of 22 passes for 202 .yards without an
interception. BYU's offense· w,s held to 225 yard$ and
d1dn 't score a touchdown· until backup quanerbacks Mike
Young and Bob Jensen threw for scores an the final 6:24.
In other collt'ge football action involving top 20
teams:
Ollla91oma U , Mlaneao&a 0: Fullback Lydell Carr
scored on runs of 40 and 3 yards in the first quarter. and
qua~erback Jamelle Holieway scored from 5 and 12
yards out as the defending national champion and top;-
rankted Sooners ran away to a 35-0 halftime lead en route
to tht'ir second straight victory.
Among Oklahoma's other score'I were a 66-yard tight
end re vt'rse by Keith Jackson. a punt return and an
1ntt'rcept1on return
"It was the speed and quickness of our olTt"nsi ve
backs that made the difference:· Oklahoma Coach Barry
Switzer S<Jld "I don't like ~ores to get like this . . but
wht"n talt'ntt'd pla)cr'i like these gt't a chance to play. they
ti) to score ..
Carr sa)s this yt•ar'< national collegiate title could be
decided nc\t '>'et'k '>'hl'n Oklahoma takes on o 2
M1a m1.
"I beline '>'hen we pla ) M1am1 at will be lake a
national champ1onsh1p game.'' Carr said "It's going to be
our national champ1onsh1p tfall game. lf"'e beat Miami:
the~·s not a team on our scht'dule that can beat us 1f "e
pla) like we should ··
Tht' Soont'rs suffl'red their onl} loss last )ear to
M1am1, 27-1 ~
Mlclllgan 31 , Oregon S&ate It: Quarterback Jam
Harbaugh passed for two touchdowns and ran fo r another
to lead the third-ranked Wolvt"nnes to victor} dt'sp11e
Ort'gon State'!> potent passing attack
OSU quarterback Enk Wilhelm set sc hool records
for both puses attempted and completed and JUSt mwed
the te(()rd for yardqe. He compltied 39 of 64 attempts
for 339 yards and one touchdown. He had one pass
intercepted.
Alaltama U, P'a.nM 7: Two long third-period
scorina drives enaineered by quarterback Mike Shula
cMried fourth-rated Alabama over Florida m a
Southeastern Conference pme.
P ... ssaa. It, Bola. Colle1e t•: D.J. Dozier scored
on a 17-yard pass and a 7-yard run and set up another
touchdown with a 35-'yard dash as fifth-ranked Penn State
capitaliz~ on Boston College mistakes for the victory.
Nebra1u 51, UllDOl1 U : Comerback Bnan Dav1i.
intercepted Illinois quanerback Shane Lamb's opt"ning
pass and raced 32 yards for a touchdown and tht' s1~th·
rank.ed Comhuskers went on to a rout of the llhn1
Miami, Ollio U , LSU It: Tt'rry Mom s hit Andy
Schillinger with an 82-yard sconng pass play an tM third
quarter and a defense led by tackle Bob Get7 made 1t stand
up as M1am1 of Ohio upset eighth-ranked LSU.
A•bera U, Ea1t CaroUu t : "Junior quartecba(·k Jeff
llurger passed for two touchdowns as No I 0 Auburn
rolled over East Carolina and ex tende<t tht' Pirates
NC' AA.lcfldang consecut 1 ve km streak to Ii games.
· • Burger had sccond-penod touchdown t9Ssts of .SI
yards to Lawyer Tillman and 48 yards to Trey Gainous.
Arkuu1 U. T•I•• 17: Quant'rback Greg Thomas
threw has second touchd own pass of the gamt' to Dcmck
Thomas and set up another TD with a 30-yard run an
I 2th-ranked Arkansas' v1clOI) over T ula~.
The I I-yard sconng pas! to Demck Thomas gave
Arkansas a 24-7 lead earl y in the third quarter after the)'
had scored I 0 poanti. 1n the fi nal ::!' • man ule'i of the first
half.
Clemson 31, Georgia U : .\ 46-yard field goal at the
gun by David Tread well boosted C lt:mson over No. 14
Georgi a an an erro r-plagued ga me.
Clemson. which overcame fi,e turnover!>, marched
34 yards 10 the Georgia 30 1n tht· final 1.11 to ~t up the
game-wanning kick.
Gt'org1a lost the hall lour time., on turnu\'l'r'>.
including a fumble on the ( lem'>o n 10 v.11h ~:W
rt'maanang. •
Florida State 10. Nortb Carollna 10: Three missed
field goals by Dcrek Schmidt. the la't one a J6->arder wi th
eight seconds left . meant I 5th-ranked Florida ~late had to
settle for a t ie.
The Sem1nole!i too~ a II). 7 lead an 1hc third penod
'>'hen backup quarterbalk Peter Tom Wallie; thre" a 28-
)'ard sconng pass to fre.,hman Ronald Lewis W1ll1s thc:-n
passed 10 Herb Ga1nt'r for the two-poi nt convc:-rs1on
Texas A&M 48, Nort\ Texas State %8: Subbing lor
IOJUrcd staner Roger Vick. Ira alcn11ne scored tv.o
touchdowns as No I fi T exa~ A8. \1 '>uired 34 firs1-half
points and went on to cru~h North r l'\as State
Arizona 41,0regon 17: .\lfred JenJ..1..,~ p.tSS4:d for ~33
yards and David Adams ru~hed fur mor e 1han I 00 }3rd~
for the third consecuu ' e week ac; ;-..o 17 Ar11ona downed
Oregon an the Pan fic-10 Conference opener for hoth
Fullerto~ drops 25-1 7 decision to Idaho
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MOS< 0 \\-. Idaho -Bnan Dec1-
c10 kicked a 22-)ard lield goal and
quartt'rbac.:k Scott Linehan scored un
a 71-)ard opuon fa ke to cap a second-
half comebac~ as thl' Idaho Vandals
deft'att'd (al ~tale Fullerton 25· I 1 . 1n
a nonconfcrl.'nce football game ~atur
da> afternoon
On third-and-one and "1th less
than 1v.o minutes lt'ft. Linehan faked
to the fullback. turned outside and
spnntcd for th'l' score
One posS<'ss1on earlier. Linehan
drove Idaho 83 )ards on 16 pla)'s with
Dcc1c1o·s field goal 81 ' ing the \an-
dais tht' lead for good at 18-1 7
Lmt"han st.artt'd Idaho's comt'had.
on an other big pla)·. a JM., ard
touchdown pass-to spht end e·rant
Bengen half WS} through the third
quaner A two-point con,ers1un Jl
tempt fa1lt'd, leaving Idaho du'>'n
17-15.
Bu t Fullcn on kicker Len ~tra ndk'
was w1dt' left on a 36-~ard tit'ld goal
attempt with 2:26 left to pla,. &.l' ing
the Vandals tht'ir opportunat~
f>t'ft'ndang Bag Sk} Conference champion Idaho ol N( AA D1 v1s1on
I-.\..\ moved to 2-1. "hale Cal Sute
Ful lerton of the PC A.A fell to 1-J
In another ga me·
Loni Beacb State 14, West~rn
Mlclll1an 13: Jeff Graham passed for
268 'ards and a 1ourhdo'>' n. a.-.
'l'>lllng Long Bc.ith \tJll' l'dged
\\ e'ilan \1 Kh1ga n
C1raham rnmpkted 23 of~U passel.
1or the 49ers. I· I His fa, on te targets
'>'ere M1chat'I Roberts. '>'1th s1'< catch-
es for 61 )ards. and G..rcg Loe}. w1th
lour rect"pt1ons for 121 > ards. Robert~
added 54 yards rushing. two lt'ss than
lt'ammate Mark Temple1on's .S6.
lea.ms.
Arbeu Sta&e II, SMU t : Darryl Hams rushed for
119 yards, mcludin1 a 22-yard touch.down, while
cornerbaclt Anthony Parker returned a punt 6S yards for
another score u l 8th-rank.cd Anz.ona State beat crror-
prone Southern Methodist;
Mk'Mpa S&a&e II, Netre Dame 1$: Quanerback
Dave Yarema teamed up with Mark Ingram on a 40-yaid
scorina pau play aod CQmcrback Todd Krumm returned
an interception 44 yards for another·score as M1ch1gan ·
State stopped 20th-rated Notre Dame.
Elsewhere:
Staafordlt,S..JoaeS&a&e It: Fullback Brad Muster
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ran for two touchdown$ while piruna 14J tol&l yardt,
quanerblck John Paye threw foi aootbet TD and laldy
Brad Humphreys scored on one of Stanford's four
interceptions in a victory over San J<>te State.
Callfenda II, w...,._ S&a&e ll1: Reserve runnisw
back William Jackson recovered a teammate's fumble for
one touchdown and ran I 0 yards for another as California
beat Washinaton State io the Pac-10 opener for both.
tt"ams.
Paclflc U , New Medco S&a&e .1': Senior fuUblck
Sttve Michaels rushed for 119 yards to lead Pacific to the
PCAA v1ctory over ~cw Mex.ico Statt'.
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California 31, WaM1no1on St 11
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D•vld Fro,1 69·'6·6'-103
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Ronnie 81eclt. 6'·69·61-20S
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Hubt<t G•Mn 4t·67·71-20J
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Greg Twloos 70·6'lo._207
Curi Bvrum 69·70·69-20t
JoM McComl"' 70-67·7l-10t
Oevlo Ptc>Pitl 7 I 70·67-109
Tom Pernice Jr 6'·71·69-20e
Cnri5 F>errv 6'·6'·11-20e
Clerence Rou 74·68·66--208
F'hlllo Blackmar 68·72·69-10&
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Judv Ooel.lnson 16 69'-1•5
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TNr•~· Oal!t HI As Cle! Merl,,., I~ 11 , .... "9c.
Ir v<ne O«! E d1'IOll I ,.o
WATER POLO , .....
UC llltVtN• TOUlllNAMENT
UC lrvlnt U, Alf Force 10
Air Foret 2 o 3 S-10
UC Irvine 5 3 A 7-U
UC trvlne scorl119 w ooo •. Helotllde l . Werd.r
1, Selvlt10 l. Smoot I. Setlv I, McLertn I J u1°an
Hervey l Goe1i. Stvtl OUPle nl¥ l. Bell 3
USC S, UC INN 1
UC Irvine 0 0 I 1-7
USC I 7 0 7-5
UC lrvo~ scorl119 Helonlde 1, Jul•an Harvev
I G041it saves Duolenlv 12
StenlWd 12. UC lrvlM S
UC 1r11lne 2 2 O I-S
Strinlord • 7 7 •-11
UC trvone scoring wooo 7, Weroe I, Halon•de
1 Julfe11 ~ervev I Go.lie saves Duotafl•V 10
OtMr Sc~
PeooerOl,,t' i. UC S.n 0"9o •
USC 10 Pacltlc 1
UCL" 9 LOvOl• 1Cn1ceQO) l
Fresno Stele 11. Ce l Slate LA 2
Lono Btec" St•I• 13. Cteremonl·Mudo S
uc S.n Dleoo 13. F>eclflc S
Claremonr·Muod 7, C•I S1e1e LA 6
Slantoro 11, Frtlno St 6
Ca11tornla 11, Long Bet<" Stele 1
UCLA 11, F'eooerolne 6
Cla rt monl·MUOd 11 PeciloC 6
UC Sen Dlt90 11. Air Force 1
Lovola 1Cnlce11<>l 13 Ce1 S1ere LA 1
USC 1 Fre">o S1are S
PP1>Ptrdln.r 9 Long 8eecn St 1
UCLA I , Ce llfornla 6
Communltv c .....
CUE STA TOURNAMENT Samlflfttls
L-affdl Cttv 6, ~·-Ceul S Long Beaell C1tv l 0 0 •-11
Oranoe Coost 0 • O 1-S
Orenoe Coa '' 'cor,no Kelter 2 Bunue I,
Lte•.,ermen 1 Chrosloen\en I Goallf' \av"
8ogoonovoch 6
~'"*' Wtll 11, Mtdeite •
MOOe\10 2 • 1 I-9
C.01oen wesr J r 3 •-Ir
Golden w"t \Coring Oougle\ I. Tlcllv 2.
Jeffries •. Lar1tn • Goetoe saves Arm1trong I,
')llep1ro I
ClltmolOflllllp
LOl'l9 S-dl C 1f¥ I 1, G4lideft West I
Long Bue" C1tv 1 2 • l-11
Go1oen Welt J O 1 7-I
Golden Wf\I \(.grtllg DOVQla\ I Lar\er> •.
J~rlt'\ 2. Broiherron I Goehe sevr' 4 rm\tronq
6. SnaDoro •
Tlllrd Pleet
Orange Coast 11, Medesle I
Orange Cou 1 I S ? )-II
Modt'sro 7 ) I ?-8
Oranoe Coor \Coring l(eller l, Slt'wart 7.
Bu,,oe 2. Murl•uo" I, Ltalnema n I C"r.1llan\fn
I O Rourke I Goa llt \ev11 Conen 10
H1911 ~Chool
MILL.lt(AN TOURNAMENT
(8t~"9U)
C~llllCI
Mtrlftt 11, LMe S-ct. Wl•Afl •
Marone 3 J • I -11
Lonu Beecll w111011 1 I • 0-6
Morine scoring McF e1r1doe A, F'e raalle l ,
Mc(lene 7. Schulll I. Annlgo,,e I Goalle \evH
S1t1n 8
s.tnlflntt' Merll\a 11, Les Atamltes 10
M.ir na • l S I 7-11
LOS A1em1IOS I • 7 l -10
Me rone scorcng Pererelle •. Howe\ 1
w omeck I, McFetrldoe 1. Nelson 1. Annlgon1 1
Goalie lt¥tl Ollltnt>tcr.. I.
\/IL.LA ltAlllK TOu•NAME NT c_....,. artdret
Edheft 12. O.remevnt 4
Edlso,, 3 • • 1-11
Clarrmont 2 I I 0-•
Eolson scoring McC•on l Lullrell l Cottons l,
Hoooe 1 Ferry l. Carlson I 8e nk5 I Goelle
\ovt\ Sundblt d 3. Ceu1tv •
Sevtflltl "-<• E dla.11 7, E ""°'1111.t 6
Eoosor 2 0
E )otra"'" 2 1 1 Edllon scorl,,o Lullrell 4, Meuser 7
I Goe11e 1avtl SundOltd 3, Ceullv 1
T•NNIS ,,,,.... ,..,...,,,..
(et Lei ...... ) ,......... .......
7 ,_,
I~
Thoma'
JOfln McElll'oe !U.S I def. ertd C llotrl IU S >.
6· I. l ·6 6·3, S•eten Edblro (Swl<ltt'I) del F'tltr
L.ut>Oortn (SW«ltnl. 6·4, 6-l
Mixed ~ '9Umemem , .............. ,.
SemMii..ea
~nne ~mllh IU s ) ll11u1 fhmlrt1 IMt•ICOI
'Jet JO•Mt ftus.tll·Slen Smtm: (,jJ S 1 7·& 11 )),
6·4 Bonnot Ge<IUle\ DIO SIOCtt.ton IU S I <191
ftOC>ln w 11 te IU S»·the N•ll• ... Cllomen~t. 7·• , , )) 6·7
IOCCD c:... .....
UC .,,,.,. S. ~ kt-. l
UC ltvlftl ~· ~r-1. Cu1lmeno Me~ I, FOM I.
C~ Uleee Wemeft
ltALOMA.11 TOUfUIAMINT ........
0...... Wed 4, II C..... J
c,oioen Wftl KOf'lnt ,a.UOVlllM 1 Ltw\Oll I
Wll'll•ltt l , .....
Or ..... c.e .. 4, ...........
NJtL
NATIONAL COH•lllla NC•
Welt
W l T ltct, '" ltA
·-2 0 0 I 000 31 23 Alle,.lt 2 0 0 l 000 '4 n
New Ol'IM,,1 l I 0 S00 3-4 41
$en Frenclsco 1 1 o SOO 44 7l
c..-.. Chtcaeo 1 O 0 1.000 s.t 41
Derron 1 1 o .soo 70 • 1
Mlnnetole l l 0 .SOO 33 1J
Gr-lltv 0 2 0 000 13 SS
Temoe eev o 1 o 000 11 s.t ... ,
Delles
Welfll119ton
NY Glt nlS
PN1a<111011l1
SI. Louis
1 0 0
1 0 0
I -1 0
0 7 0 o :> ·o
I 000 67
I 000 SI soo ..
.000 74
.000 1)
lS
10
38
SA
49
AMSllUCAH COHl'"IRI NCI w .. ,
S..ttlt , 0 0 1.000 5J 17
Ot!Wtf , 0 0 1.000 S9 ..
ICtnMS Clrv I I 0 soo •I l7
Sen D"'9o I l 0 .SOO S7 .e
111""9n 0 1 0 000 ., ..
c .......
Clncln11ttl
HOuston
Cltvtlt nd
Pttr\buroh
7 , 0 .. , 80 70 ,. I 1 ~. SOO S1 1 , 0 333 61 91
SI 0 2 0 000 10
Ntw Enole nO
Mleml
... ,
7 0 0 1000 5J 9
60 1 I 0 soo St
NV Jers
Buftelo
lndW!aoolls
I l
0 2
0 1 ~ =~ •• ~
0 000 13 '3
T8*V's ~
••ms at lnOl•n•DOlll 1C"•""e1 1 al 10 • m J New York Glenrs er tlltlden
New OrleenC el Se,, Frer>eisco
Was,,lnoton et S.n Diego
Allenle al Ot llH
D.,,vtr al F'tllledelo,,la
Miami et New York Jel5
PlllS~gh 81 MlnMlOl8
SI Louis •I BufftlO
S.tllle e l New E ngleno
Tempe Bev el Ot lrolt
Housion el Kenu1 City IChennel • •' l o m /
MtflMV'I Geme
Chicago a t Grffn Bav (Ctu1nnel 7 at 6 o m I
COLLEGE
USC 17, S.vtw 14
Scert ltV ou.n.n
USC 0 1 0 10-11
Bevlor 1 O O 7-l•
BU-Clerk I run (S'YltL-klck)
USC-McDonald 99 fumt>Ce relur" tSne111r
kick I
BU-F'trrv 3 run (SYier klclll
USC-Henrv 12·oau trom F'tete ISneter
klc:k)
USC-IOG Shaler l?
AllenO•flc-35,000
TEAM STATISTICS
USC
Finl dOwn' I I Rusht\•verO) 3-4·91
P11s11111 'laros 106
Return veros 99
Pust\ 10·2S·O
Punts 10 lo
Fumblts·IOSI l I
Penolllts·vard\ 9· l IS
Time of Posu"1on 21 13
INDIVIDUAL ST A TISTICS
RUSHING-USC Eme nuet. I?· 15
17·16. "'"'' 1·)() Bavlor Cerlson Pe,,v. 16· .. Murra v. 10·41, Ban 9·33
!>ASSING-USC F'eelt, 10·7S·O 106
(Milon. 13·?7 I, l4S, C1ar1., 0-1-0, 0
RE~lllNG-USC Henrv, 1· 76
deker. 7·13, Ben, 7·36, Forr>es. 1·19
UCLA •s. S.n Ole90 St. I•
Scere ltV 0Ut11en
• 76
67·7'3
10
11
13·?3· I
• 33
I I
S·SO 31 .,
Kn•o"'
17· 100
Bevtor
Bavlor
UCLA 10 11 1 7-H
San Ole-go Sr O 7 o 1-1•
UCLA-Green t.3 ru,, IFran.rv 0.IC"I
UCL.t.-FG Franev 1S
SDS-Awell •1 PH\ trom S.ntos IA&hlll kock I
UCLA-<iree,, 7 r un IFre~v 11\ck I
UCL•-Ball 13 run !Frenn k•Ckl
UCLA-.t.11dtrso11 .0 ous lrom SrtvtM\
1Franev klc:kl
UCLA-Green 2 run <Fre,,ev "''"' SDS-Herdv 1 run 1Ra11!11 kick>
UCL.t.-F'rlmu' 2 run lllelesco k•Ckl
A1te11oa,,cc-S0.338
TEAM STATISTICS . UCLA
First oown• II
Aul1'4!\·veros ~-70
F'aul~ verd\ 13•
lltlurn verds 31 Pents OS· 13·0
F>unlS •·42
Fumble\·losl I· I
Pt"8111ts·nrd' 13· 109
Time of Posseulon 21 2•
INOIVIOUAL. STATISTICS
SCSI
17
30·003
169
II
19·37·1
l ·t2
7·1
6·•1
Jl.36
RUSHING-UCLA Green, 16·131, Bell 7·21
F'rlmus, 13·2•. ~ Farr, l ·70, Steve"'· •· 19,
GerlbelOI, I· 11. TllOmoson. •·9, McCreckt11. 6·S
S.n D"'9o Ste le Herdv. 11·7•. Stock. S· 13,
Giimore. S· 12. RMd, I·•. S.nlOl 6·for·mlnus ..
PASSING-UCLA Slt vens, •· 17·0, lit,
McCrecktn, 1· 1-0, IS San Diego Slate S.ntol,
lS·?t·O, lSl, F'lum, •·I· I, 18
RECE IVING-UCLA Ar>derlon, 7·90, Te,,·
nt ll. 1·15; Thornoson, 1·1S, Craig. I IA San
Diego SI Awetr. S·'6. Hudv, 4· 10, Reed. l · 11 .
Giimore. 7·6, Convers l·'n, Slee~. I I?,
Blencna ro r-•. Gllb<Hlh, l·S. Burlon I •
ldaM 2Sr <:411 Sta.. F ulerton I 7
Sctre ltV ou.n.n
Cel Stele Fullerton l •• 0 0-17
Idaho 6 3 6 10-2S
1-Le11ertll 3 oen from Lln•ll•,, (run lelleol
CSF-FG srrandlev 74
CSF-HoOd S CHIU lrom Berber tSrrendltv
kil~k)
1-FG 0.ClclO •9 CSF-Glbbl S Peu from 8arb4!r (StranOleY
kick I 1-6._ 31 oe u lrom Lln.r,,on !run Calladl
1-FG Declclo 11
1-Llnenen 71 ru,, IDtelc:lo alctt.I
A11en0anc-n.soo
"" TEAM STATISTICS
CSF UI
F lrst down\ I& 21
Ru\nts·vards •7-171 •6·290
F>anl119 v•rdl lSA l.IO
Return Ytrdl • l I I Ptslt\ 11·11·? 13·17·1
Pvnll •·36 7·)9
Fumble•·IOsl l ·O 0·0
Pe,,tlllts·verd• •·60 •·SO
Time of oo'"''lon J 1 3• 79 76 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING-<al Sltle Fulltrlon Caltloun,
27·11', HOOO. 1·•1, Berber, 9·11 tdellO Jac1t.\on.
IS·9S. Llnehell, IS·93, LIOVd. 6·s.6
PASSIHG-Ct l Slalt Futltrton Barber.
11·7 1·2. 15-4 ldti'l(J Llnenen, 13·17·1, 140
RECElllllllG-<t l Sttlt Fullt rlon Whitt ,
1·63. Gll>t>i. 17·•S. Ct lllOU,,. l ·3 I ldthO Morris,
4·SO. llenoen. 1·U , L.lovd. 3·74
Lent ... di Stet. 14, W. Mkttte9n ll
kert llY Olle"tn Lono 11 .. ,,, SI••• 0 , 0 7-1•
we11ern Mlcnloen 1 O 0 6-13
WMV-Otenn I run <Crltll kick)
Llls-ttCIOtrrs 24 "" trom Orel\tm cw"'" 1Nn klell)
L.S-Wltton I run IWMlmen klc•I
WMU-Sorct • otlH from ConllH• (otlH
1111*1)
All~lO,Olt
Tl AM. ST A TISTICS
Le s
Flr11 doWn1 n
Rusll1·yerd1 37· 109
P•nlno verd' ,.,
llttur11 y•rd\ • 2•
Pua.1 73·40-1
Punl• ,.33
FumtJIH·IOll •·7
P-Mltl·lltrfi 1• 0
Time Of~ 1'04
INOIVtOUALITATIS"tlCS
WMU
I• ... 190
lit
' 17·7'·0 1 .,
l I S· 10 JI )6
RUSMING-\.onu 9"ch Sltle Tem-'Oll
t ·5', •ooerts, ll·s.t, Lemrntrs, I• lt Wt\lttn
Mldltoen Glt!ln, 11· IOI, HOOltln,, " S2. Sorct. ,.,
PAUING-L0119 hecll Stele Gralltm,
2)·4CH, HI. Wtlltl'n Mlchtoen; Conklin, 12·n· I.
114
•ECflVl~Oflf lffOI Slelt ' LOCY. 4•111
.-oo.rr ........ ftmtM9fOll, S·lt WMltl'n Mich·
... n SOlelmt•er. 4·S7, Sorce, S·>t, •vffln 7· 14
Cerfti••llff c-... ......
OOiC1911 W..t 14, Or-.net Coe11 •
&edit-.e11 » .• , c.rntM J
··~llO Sanllt90 ,., t'ulltflon n MoorHf k J4, (~!Oft It
Gttndell >O. LA Vt lllrv 11
Ml S.11 Anlofllo ... Pofltf"villt 0
L.Oflf 9MCtl cc 11 •.... ~ 1• """MMll ...... Cvoreu 71, Gii'., Otovt 0
LO\ Amteo\ )4 Meenollt 10
ASELIN BOOTS COAST •••
From Cl
ourselves, they haven't stopped us.
"We're playina good defcnst. The
touchdown they aot was, wit.h ~S Y.lirds
of penalties. We wert'n 1 d1sctphned
Just play football." Some didn't listen -and 11 went a
long way toward the defeat.
Both clubs wc1c read) for thr\ one
-players ancf-.Coachcs. although
Shackleford dowt1,played the s1gn1fi-
cance more o than Workman
"This isn't hfc or death." 1ns1s1<.'d
Shackleford an hour before kickoff.
"I've gone th.fough t~i.s for 2q years
with-Dick Tucker and 1t has been wuh
a lot of mutual respect "
Asked if he was thinking about
Golden West on March 14 when hc
was announced as Tucker\ ~uc
ccssor. Workman admitted "I knt:w
who was on our schedule ··
Neither would admit a lot. hut 11
was pre11y apparent nol a lot t)f lovl'
was lost.
Tht' Rustlers had a rare pep rall)
Thursday morning and Shackkford
was rumored to have ~id "I hall'
Coast."
"No. I didn't say that." rc'iponded
Shac-k"teford. "The words m<."l\nt the
same but I didn•t say that. I .-.aid 'I
don't like Coast.·"
"There has aln·ud\ ~c11 '{1mc
water under thl• hmlgl' ... confirmed
Workman. He "ouldn"t howner hi.·
specific.
At game's end. Workman v.enc t o
the middle of the field but
Shackleford left ""1thout appart:nt
acknowledgement.
In the end ll Wa!> (ioldcn wl'"'
assistant Don Rov.c. SharkkforJ',
long -11mc nght arm and cnforl't:r.
who had the game pc-ggcd from th1·
stan.
"We've tx-en through 1h1'> for
years:· Rowe told the Ru'itlcr' mo-
ments bcfon• the) took tht· fil'lcl
"We were down 27-0 :ind rnmt:
~k to ~tn. we vc won when we~
not ~-good and they wert very aood.
and we·vc lost when wc'\·e beeo up
and they weren't .
"This o nr 1s fo r bragg1na nahts and
I'm glad thry're up, bceause I want
you to beat t.0mcbody."
hacklcford addrd: "Just play 11
hard as you can on every play. That's
all I'm asking "
Thr Rustlers got th~ lead with a 91·
)ard dnve, capped by. Eric Lawton's
15-yard keeper. and 1t was Lawton
who scurcd thl: winner in \he fourth
quarter with a 9-yard dash.
8l'twccn those two dashes was a
l'hl'ss g:imc of head-butts and punts,
but 11 wa~ Coai.t which found 1tsclf tn
a dwckmat~ posiuon because of
rook•l' nw.take~. to the dismay of
Workm an
Workman ...ird his biggest frarwas
thl' fact h1<1 lkfensc was starting out
wnh one returner 1n the secondary -
Through all ll"vds.
Coa5t wa$ still w11h1n range late tn
the 1h1rd quartC!r (down 7-0), when
Don .\schn. a pnlduct of Workman's
program at Edison1 unleashed h1scye·
popping punt. wh1Ch was covered a\
the OCC I. .. That onl' punt reall y did 11 for us,"
<1a1d Shackleford .. Wt• were really
strugg1tni tun1tl th l'n) ..
Thl· P1rah:S would not escape the
"eh )pun from thl' romh1nat1on of
the-dcrp punt 11nd e 1htt-t-ng mistakes
un11I the} "ere do" n b) a 14-potnt
margin.
Finalh a G W< fumble and a quick ~2-\ard ·,~uchdown o;tnkc fro m Jon
No\...otn\ 10 Oll1l' Perkin\ put Coast
on tht: h(Mrd "1th I ll kft ( oast got
the hall again "1th an onstdcs k1ckot'T,
but dl''>ixrat1on 1urned rnto an 1ntcr-
c<'pt1on ( Rt·ne Ol1 'l'r) and 11 was over.
Thl' dcc1~111n le:l\·C' ( onst with one
"in in th l' pa,1 eight years and an
o ' era II 11 -K-2 ddk1 t
GOLDEN WEST WINS ...
From C l
down of the gaml' two pla)' IJtl·r
With the entrre Orange• Cna't cll·kn~·
keyed 1n tight. Lawkr faked and ran
around the strong \lck \ irlu'11h
untouched.
A.ftcr a shon P1ratt: P<l\'>1.'\\1 011. tht:
Rustkrs got the hall had .. and af)-
peared to ha ve the gam1.· '\(.'alnl Hui
on second down. snond-stnng quar-
terback Brll Marin fumhkd thl' hall
and Coast n:covcred
Pirate quarterhack Jon Nowotn ~
then hurled n ::!2-\ard stnkl' ·W Ollie
Perktn<1 on thr fir<11 pl;l\ out the
con' er<11on f:11k d lea\ 1ng < oJ~t do\\ n
14-6 w11h I 11 to pl:I~ .\n on'i1d<' kic k
reCO\el) h~ Jumor ragdlOJ at lhl'
Pirate 4.5 ~· tht·m the hall hack. hut
an intcfl"cl'l'f'fon h) (1olclcn \\ l'\t\
Rene OI" l'r sca led the gaml'.
'Orangt ( oa'it drovl.' well 1n thl· fir,1
half, hut had dnvcs sroppcd at th1•
Golden Wc<.t 2t-t and 2X Both ltml''
Kc11h Cirl·cnt:·, tidd goal allcmpt'
went wide rr(l.ht
* Golden West 14, Oran91 Cout 6
Scllf't bv OU•rten
Orenoe Co1n 1 o O O
GOiden WHI I 0 0 0 ,.
GWC-Lewlon IS run ILePl&ca ••ck>
GWC-Lewto<> 9 ru" (LePtoca • c~ I OCC-Per~ln) ?7 PH I from Nowolnv 01r~
lt lltO)
411tl\Oanct S.700 lt\llmetta •
GAME STATISTICS occ
Firs! dow,,, IS
~u,ne\·verdege JJ·H
F'anlng verdege 113
F'•uing I~ 29 I !>uni$ I ) 1
FumOles·lumbln losr l I
F'e,,a111e1·yerdeu. 13 1.0
~WC
9
J1 ~
110
I/ 0
I .0
6 l t ,,
INDIVIDUAL •USHING
OCC-Swleart. ll·~ Re!Hltv I 16 Lamon
regne, t ·f, Ptr1t.ln1, I·•, Conwev ?·lor·monu\ 7
No lt>V, 5·for·mlnu\ S
WC-Sellerfltld. 11 ., F'ePl>H 1 73, Law
·for mt"u' 3, M•rler 1 lor-monu' •
INOllllOUAL. PASSING
OCC-Nowornv. ll·2i>·l. 153, Conwev, 2 JO
70 <#WC-Lewton. •·17·0 120
INOIVJOUAL ltECEllllNG
OCC-Togeroe. S·S2. Ptr-ons l ·•S Swog&rl
l 1•. Wulll>on ? 1', P"enecoe. I 16 Jone) I 10
GWC-Perrv S·'6, S.1ltr••e10 I 1l \ooo•
1·11 F'avne . 1 10
.',m,otn' h1t 11n I' of ~6 passes for ''l ~.1 rd<. 1n h1\ ti1~t college start.
.1ftcr ~tlting ou1 1h1.· l<i\t two years
"Ol l' !ugh <.l'ho11I
.. \\'c \\l'rt: pulltnK thl· \parkplu1t o n
our\l'h l'~." \\ urkmJn ~id. "We're
making mmakes on ofTense They
made 'iome good dden:i.1ve pla)S. bu t
on mcm of our cnt1 cal third down
\ltua11nn\, \\C l'llher ~rewed up a call
or tht' execu11 on or got pcna l11ed ··
Late 1n thl' 1h1rd quarter 11 was the'
(1 oldl·n Wc<;t punter "h1t h put Or-
ange < ·o::i't 1n c;omc prccanous po~-
1t111n,. unt'l' "Ith a 117-~ard punt
"h1l'h 'tnpf"·d 11n thl.' Pirate 2-yard
hnc Thl' nl'\t l\\o punts left the
P1ratl'' \tarting al thl·lf 7. and 5-yard
Ii nc\ rl''l"'l\'lll \ t•h . the former after thc.-
f<l·d .. tc11"ald f>\'.Nlnal ft>ul which left
him l'Jl'l ll'd
Johnson keeps
boxing crown
, , I 11 \ ' \ 1 ·c 11 , , I \I 11 \ 1.11 \ 111
1 .. 11 '•'i" l .11 \1.11 w I 11wl~·
1 I,, I It Ii 1111111d
I ,1111 I hl· \\ 11rkl
,1 0011 li!!h I l)l·,1 \'
1 , 111,1 .. kkn,1· '1nu·.,
1, ,1,1 I h1 111.11'
I
\I 1 ;
I< 1 .. 1.1 't11p1x·d l hl
\q11.11.. \ 1\'ll:J .ti I ~I
,11.-1 I 111\'111.• ' putkd
11 n 11•1111 'l'\'IOjt
,,,
f 1 111 \ I
h•l\Ci 1.111
I 111 I• I
1, 1 ni: I~ lt1H' h11nw
h ool I ol "'' h'\llld t11 .l \ ...
1•1 I •
11 " 1•1 I 111111.11 1 l'11nu· < h;irll''
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9 1/2 back
Brunansky liomers to give
Twins 3-2 win over Rangers
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ARLINGTON, Texas -Tom Brunanak y h it a two-
o ut. two-run h o mer in th e ei~th innina Saturday ni&ht
that rallied the Minnesota TWlns ta a 3-2 victory ovc;.r the
T eus Ranacrs.
The loss put the Rangers 91/J Jl_mes back in the
American Lcaauc West a nd rcdu~e Angels' magic;
number for clinchina the division to six.
Brunans k y's 23rd h o mer of the season came o fl r~licvcr Mitch Williams, S:s. and scored Gary Gactti.
who had s ingled with two e uts. It ended Texas' four-game
Wtn Sttt~k.
Minnesota starter Frank V iola. I S-1 2. aJlo wcd two
runs - o ne camcd - o n seven h its in seven innings. with
. I 0 strikeouts and one walk. George Frazier finished for
his fif\h save. • • "
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New York Yankee-Don Matttncly (l42ft) and
Joel Skinner collide u Skinner catchee pop
ny dutna S.turctay·· came ln Detroit. Pete J n cav1gJia o f the ~angers struc~ o ut three times.
g1v.ing him 169 for the season and breaking the major-
league record for stnkeouts b y a rookie set b y Juan
Samuel in 1984. Orioles 4, Brewers 3: In Baltlmore. Jim Traber came
· Jose Canseco o f Oakland went into toda) ·s game o u1 o f" I 0-for-7 1 'ii ump with a two-run. pinch-single 1n
against Cleveland w tth 1 67~ ________ t_h~e~e""1~h~t=h~1=nn=1nuhat lifkd lbc Onaki.uvcr Milwaukee.
In other American League action: IDdlus I, A's S: In Oakland. Brook J acoby hit a onc-
Y ukees i , Tt1er1 !: In Det ro it. Rickey H e nde rso n o ut single in the 10 th inning to drive in Mel Hall with the
a nd Ron Kittle ~omered during a fi vc-run first inn ing. tie-breaking run. and C'lcvcland defeated the A ·5.
and Ron G uidry s u rrendered three hits in seven innings Jn the Natio n a l League:
to le ad New York to the vic tory over the T igers. As tros 10, Padres I: In the Awodomc. Mike Scou
G uidry. 9-10 , walked two. h it a batter and s truc k out st~ck out 11 batters as he allowed Ii vc hih over seven
three for h is third s traight v ic tory. The veteran left-innings and led H o uston past Sim Diego
hander allowed Detroit's first run m the firs t inning o n a The Astros h ad 16 hits as they took an I I-game kad
h1t l;>atter. a single by Larry H e rndo n . a walk and Darnell over San Francisco and C 1nnnnall w11h t 4 games left.
Coles' sacnfice fl y Their magic number for winning the N l Wc~t 1s four
Blae Jays S, R ed Sox %: In Toronto. George Bell San 01ceo's Tony {jw>nn \tole live hn'>c~ in tht'
drove in tWO runs With a tnple and double a nd the B rue game, becoming o nl) the lifth man \IOU' 19()(} 10 do SO.
Jays beat Boston. cutting the R ed Sox's lead 10 the AL East Braves%, Giants l : In Atlanta. nght-handl·r Charhl.'
to 8 1'1 games. Puleo pitched a threc-h111cr and knocked 1n a run 10 lcJd
T o ro nto defeated the R ed Sox for the second straight the Braves past San F ranci\Co .
day. leav mi Bosto n 's magic number for c linc hing the • Cud loal1 3, Expo1 I: In M ontreal. R itk Honon
d1v1s1on at six. The second-place Blue Jays have 14 games pitc hed a s1x-h1ttcr 1n hi<. lir<,t l'Omplcte game 1n morl'
remaining. 1nclud1ng five against Bosto n than two )Car'i as <it. l.o ui'i defeated the Expo\
M arto er1 3, R oyals t : In the K ingdome. Mike Mets 9'Pa.lllles S: At Shea Stadium. "itank) klleNm
Trujillo pitc hed a one-hitter for his first major-le ague and John G1bbon'i h1t tht'1r first maJor-leaguc homers and
shutout. leading Seattle to the victory over Kansas Cit y pmc h-h1t1er Danny H eep linl'd a two-r un '>ingk ,1, ~c ....
and scnd~ng th e R oyals to their fifth s traight d efeat. Y ork downed Philadelphia . ·
T rujillo. a 26-year-old nght-trander acquired fro m Ca bs l , Pirates 0: .\t 'Wnglq held. rouk1c-ll'l1-
thc Boston R ed Sox Aug. 22. afiowcd o nly a two-out first-hander Jamie M oyer o utduelcd Ric k Rhoden. and R) ne
inning h n e single to left by Jamie Quirk. It was Trujillo's Sandbe~g led o ff the '>IX th 1nn1ng with a h ome run a'
'iCCOnd stan for the M ann ers.-• C h icago knocked ofT Pittsburgh
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LA County Fair·haridicap
TOOAY'S l..,_I 111 ... ,. ... ..., ..... , ,....._.,.
Al'PA&.OOMS 'IUT •ACe. 4 ~ "Vw t 7.500 Me!(.fl Mlit.f/f ..,,. .. , .. lllvltelklnel. li!llllft ~ ,,.,., .. , _ .._& w
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It """ OUAATl•MoaSU
19COMO •ACI. 110 vard\. ""'M t 10,000 Allowence > .,..., otclll & Ult.
Smoklll ln\19111?*11, Clllc.etO FIHll, Nellve
koul, lltld u ••· llew. aovtl ~I SELECTIONS~ 1. •l'ckt ... , , lton< ••b· l>Onl; l. ....... l.°""'101: ,..,,.,,. Scout
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TtMD •AC•. I 111' mllM Pl.#' .. tll,000
Fl•lft 3 ..,_, otd. Clelmlno O<'ielt' t 17,500· 10,500
I CllerM TN •klM (PedrOH ) 114
2 Cllle'I S.Wlt (Doutiel) I 14
l Atotof 0.ltle. (C..tellOtll 114 • , ........ •UMtr (~) 114 S ~le l"-',..,..11 111
• ~ TwenllM CK-*l 114 r ,.._, Hoe llflflll.ntoffl 11•
I Loek WNI I FOUllCI (Ooml~&I II• t lrOOllft Pel (lleQI) 11 lot
10 O.welHlne ~~ IVer..,-el II•
MllNA9YIA 11-5) WIMlnt te vor111 tNlll)I
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MOOICeS ltAL 1~21 Ill ''-"I encl "" \-..cl to oe ~ f'Klor. MOM notcll, '"~ COtilencler Lt>HG-sHOT· CHIP'S SPtalT ,
~TH •ACI . 1 f\it~ pur.. M,000,)
or-Ollh ~ W , Clelmlno price U .000
I ... u'• MGM IOouelesl 116
1 ln-cho! IGNlleenl I 16
l ~· SltW 1Fernelldt1l 116 • JKQUtf'l\91'1 1.-.oroia) llt
S T,... 8-ne S11r ICrurl 109
6 Queck'& l ov llammarlnol .111
1 Flvlno Lime (St•,,.,,•I I It I OiVU's Alid rsl~t"
9 FllJUf• llM Trkk 19rHw .. tl
10 Diamond\ For DMn (Pillon! .......... • 111
1111
11 Rlnolng ~,..,., (l( .. Mtl 111
I? Thunoer l(lno CCH lenon) I 16
13 Ee•lh Power 1ce11e11ero) 113
14 l1u1fle A Danca ICemPO•l ~ 101
l l AU'S H<WI 12· 11 l!Mal dl•tanct tor 1111,
runner. Quick aerly M>Hd and lra•n from l>OO<I
~ort al a Olaianca, JACOU•MA•T ()-11 Btsl
rioPll off '"' Peet , llOOd speed fOf' Plalf mile 1 .. 1
on e<>oe tor 100 tfiOf'I, INSIA•O•O" 16 II ()Ii
11'1<• S.nia Anita, wOf'lr. oellern ade<lua•t • .011
\POI and oroo\ nolch LONGSl10T E ARTH
POWER
"'"TH •ACE. t ,., lu•IOnO• Puf\e l 19 000
Ma•oen Allowa'1Ct i: '"le' 3 &. • .,.,., old• 8•..s
n Calif
I A-n P-anl CWl'llltl
7 Fteel Gt&lurt CS11ven1I
l Juli F0< &renon C~oial
' Miu TICker fa~ !Moro1n1
S Ju\I Oa re Mt (llKk·?I
6 OuH1'9a n's 0o11 ... IBeranl
1 Aulllle 0 CBUl'nll
I Slli.. Penllaa C KMl'e4· II
9 Sino " MtU4111e !Ooocvl 10 Fancy Hiller CWarrtn) ............
11 S.Crel Cal (Pellonl
17 Sai Lori IFern•nc1trl
13 Beauluckv (81aCk 11
14 SarePI'\ Tune (l(eenel 1)
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Klnv "91 swift Mt•lff of OrlM1, worlPI e IOOll el
OK.iii Pl'ke. 'ANCY Hl'M'•• CS·2) CIOMCI Doldlv to 111Ce MOloecl In •will Mal, neura• 10
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DAltE ME
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6 Htl"W'I •ION (Met\e) I 16
, T lme sr.e ( Oovele•) , 116
I Whip UP Tiie T.,.,._ !GerrlOo) 116
aOSH Ml •II ()· 11 lurlMCI UP flUtlllfl9
tWltt 119Ce IO llefllf. ill !or IH encl 'WI leedi"9
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11111 l'IUI, wlM 11etO 111\I LOHGS..OT LIGHT· v .. r OI01 ~ IHI Ctalmlnt cw-I<• 1$.000
I ~ Dance !Ca nanonl 116 NIH(; 0 AN
2 New SlrAde9Y CSle~eMI
) l(v DIM IMcCorm.ck)
4 Prlll<e ot woro. ISc.olll
II~ TINTH •ACI. I 111• mllel PUfM 150.000 II c.a. ..... 1er11euon Sllllfl > Vffr oldl ~UP Gr066
II• PvfM. U3.HO. Value lo Winne< SJl.)jO
S tOIO Se'""" IKW*l 11' I Et1a t1 CN\Mel 115
6 l raertv NOOl4I l~oral II• 2 lrp,, La.def COlh•erfll 1'7
1 T l\unClef APlffO I Garr IOo I I Veitn CIOwn ISf.Ulftllsl_
t Clrci. SH• Cl urn1· II
11• l ""*'~ Slall0¥0 1 V«o-tal 11$ 11• 4 Coa.111!\lf' 11i.o I IS
11• s Sliver Hal'o CK..,..i) 117 10 Male Adaoler <Ceo.llerol 11• • Kenia IC a.tenon I I 17 ...........
II You119 Teriar (llec;I.) a 111
12 &olln\kl llraaw•l a 111
13 Marry'\ OuP41celt 1 l u<n\ 7J 116
1' SPerkle Cher ICamcioSI • 11 I
MCI.LOW OANCI " II Drooping lrom W0.000 compa ny 10 U .000 c1almer, aa.ouaie
wora oelltrn, oraw1 well THUNOI• AHIAD
14 II F•'ll "•""'• "" '"''""' c.renktO IHI for °''' w10. o~n Pltel YOUNG TAltTAlt S 71 R19e1neo \Pleroneu from LO• Alamllo\ and
ll11u•I\ •"•Cll'r -10 oeet lf'el>le 10 drew 1n utt
el~ tho Ible lltl l0!1GSI 101' ._.ALL E ¥CLOW
Sll/INTH ltACll. .., lur10nlll Pu•\8
l 13,000 l veer olO\ Cle1m1no l)flCe
'16,000· 14.000
I MaMt nero <l t11ckl ~11s
2 Tt>e l H f Orevon IOoocvl 116
l Valla n1 Gentre llon ISlevenll I 16
• B•ao Crou <Katnetl 114
S Manv R~O\ COtlvarH I 116
6 !>I A1e1ls I Oouoiau 116
1 JOPI"' Tomorrow IPe<>rore> '"
I Mov••lno Pre\en<.e ICH •anonl llt
MANZANEltO ll·SI Really 1001< 10 lhl\ ov41
PO\fin9 1rnore'~"'• win IMO .,,,, 11mller
\"Ould •Ocl eno•~· nQICn VALIANT Gl'NElt·
AT~ •) I Soeed 10 "Ml> 100 Cl'IO<I -•'
eekls 1>11naer\' IO<lay HOVl'•ING N ESUKE •A· It Clo~ w1lh e ru\t• llnl\tlln? t«ond \lror>O
CO"lltndftr ..,oh •t'9eal ettO<t LONG~HOT \ T
Al.EXIS
EIGHTH It.ACE. 6 turionos Pu•\8 \ U 000 J
veer OIO• & "" Cte1m1no ~ice s 17 'IOO 10 SOO
I Dei..ote CowDov tSleven• I 11•
2 Rain ~lier ICl.,....o\J • 111
J Pn•l•P NOian IC.H •anonl , ,,
• Jecari Pect<ore I 116 s l(e•elt.a Lao fl(NMll II•
6 LUCkv Ma\80.00 tBrnw•111 • IH
l Afllllcer !Ellrecta> HI
I RelnDow'\ CuP tBlec~ I 11\
t BOie! Jov• t Peller~• 1 u
10 lnou•\lllV~ l()llvart1\ • 171
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II Sc,,_ Boo I StalllnO\ I n uo T,,. POlt 1 B11c• ? I
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1 EmP41<0orl COoocvl I 17 • s-11 ltle!N 1"9ctror•l 117 f EmP41<adOr Al NO<lt (~rial\Oe&l I It
COASTLINlft CS 11 ,,,...,. l\eve Oii toe muctl
Cl<tU IO< IPI" Dundl IKllcel '°"° #t\ldl Is wllel
Oii !Pit ov1lr•119 AMS•te:A• ST AMOMO I'• II
In CO"lenllon •Pl<"OVOl\Oul flnl~ng 1111rct In --
•<>v oev \laket 11-" for • \Mre, IMPl•oo•u • 10-1 > Ha• 1tr0flll w"'"'no kick ti 'IOI •oo ler OVI Of " .. ,,. Quftll()n Of "OW ,.. wUI
'lena1t1 IM lu•n\ LONGSHOT IRON LEAO(R
111. •• VIENTM •ACf HO yer01 Pu<te•'
SITS 000 Pf QHRA 8•ff<ltrl F'ulurllv 1 yMr
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Gulecn ~wff• Ct1cn Band Of Pleasure ,
Sl>ff<!v l'iemoen GOOd Wlna, Wv141Ckie S...•
\lllOn Be<>u~\ MIU "'°"" Jov GrtvellY MeeOOw. RIC I\ Bllu
Al\o e 111101 -Anfagonl\I
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W¥1ec• •• S.,,Mtlon ) Swet1f CalcPI Long~I
Ci,.•~llv MeeOOw ·
TMOllOVGHHIOS
TWELl'TH •ACI I I .. mile• PW\a
ll 000 I '""' OIG\ & vP CLa1m1ng Ofl(• U 750
• S••• """''' e c t1•t"Pft 1 !t 7 COOOtlr\ Htlf I ll;et~I I ..
J C.•eeO• Beien I 16
• .{ t ll•r E •O .. If pr<1an0ttJ I I•
\ Y.• E oa Pec!•Ora 117
6 Da S rn• SPMd Stoll Ill
I BQoue • S••• IOl•ve••ll II I
I O·~"'m Ga,,.001 I It
DISCLAIM () I H••Cl _noc .. •<>v c•a1me<
~•ounCI out .., .. , earntel v.Cl()ry \llarO ~ fO
•00 eno1ner CIL TIC IAGLI I•· II I Ul'l'\Hd
"8•0 11n••••"11 '"' s1r11cn IO•lng momenlum. can ....... ,.,..,o, COO'JlltS Mill f9·7) Haro •o 08"• con,IOtr•llOn linl\nec) wlll\ .nler6'1 11111111·
ng '"''0 ·~ ••"'•I•' ••' LONGSHOT llOOUE S STAR
llS1' IET JIOSES .ARE JIE8 C9'n Rac;el
ll'•tCI ,.LAY HOllERINCi PRESENCE; '11P1
Rett.
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Monday's LA Fair handicap
MONDAY'S ENT•IES
I 1191\ ef II· dev felt' """""'I
"""' "'" ll:JO ""~ALOOSAS FIRST RACE I I 16 miles Pur\e 111 OIO
lltoron I Ven•u•• Farm\ ClaulC H•r>ctlCaP J
.... , OIO\ &. uP
Cric••• Rooe11er Jleian Fan1m P S r o••
Seoe T•·Ole·A Borerr S.vn1 Mc lan1,.ia11
Me.or tiar1>11 Sir Wm Boooan
SE l EC TIONS, I S•• WM Boooen 7 Tr o..-A
Bo1arr l Zanleltn l 0110,no1 Raian F al\1m
SECOND ltACll. • turiono\ Pu•u \3 100 C1a1m1<>q J veer O'O\ & uP C1e1m1no P<<e U SOO
BuH Moon WaPPv Bov G·"' Mt Time Moo.
So ftn T•m«• fen Run Fo< ~r Go EH•
furl l'encv 1 Outke•
Al\o ei10.oi.-8enote T •m•
SELECTIONS I WePP• lov 7 Go E ...
Turf l T~ f .mu fen LO<'IO\f\ot l'•ncv '
Oulku
OUAltTllt~SIS
THlaD It.ACE . .00 •e•O• Puf\e \J 000 1
veer OlOs (1a1m1no Price U ,000
Ccx.t\•n Oona lllu•lrlou• Sir Pick 1eie1
Romenv Grev ~lt<lue\I A CPlamp,on Jlemt>lln
Snow SlrHkln Jennie ""Ov Tes .Siu•• Jr\ Flf\1
Bat>v
~ELECTIONS I R•mt>lln S,,o .... , lllu•lllOU\ ~". l J" Flr\I Bet>• Lonos1101 Roman., Cr rev
FOUa TH RACE. olOO .. arO\ Pv"• '3 000 )
vear otd• C1a1rn1no orlce '.000
Sma\PI wer El\v Re\ldual\ Mv•ltrlous
ProPn.tcv Ou•• TH Oawn, Llflle N11t Niii
CeHdn Kid Kan !tun Somf' Wh1thewev
Action
SE LE C 1 •0NS I Mv\ler.ou\ Proont'C v 1
E .. v Ae\IOuel> l Du\I\ T11 Dawn Lot1v•no1
Whlchewav Actton
THOltOUGHBltEDS
F"'TH ltACE. 6 lur!Ong\ Pu•\• SIO 000
Malatn COii\ & 11«10lno• 1 ••er\ Old 1><~<1 "'
cam (1e1ml<>v orlCe '37 000
I Jean""' Romeo tGer"oo 7>
1 Lue1tv Lo•ev ISoll\I
) T .... Ont (Htrna n<le/I
4 Tula•• CrolO IC•url
S Gue •d\men D•nnv Ot•I""
6 Da ncono SPloe IHOl•••mol
1 E .. lleO Naltvt IBOMla l
I Oert To Be More 1Ft•"6f\clf'I
9 BOid Roval• I Blee~ I
10 Tluer ' Ba~ IVtr11er11
Al.a ......
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111 ...
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II 1=001·, r,.,\I 1s1ev•n11 Ill
11 Forcelullv ICre1rooo I 119
13 Arlre1u !Beren) I It
1' Mr Too 1.ong I Slall1ng\I Ill
IS Courl Town IKaen111 11'
16 Ce\a oe Oro IWtrrtn 118
FORCEFULLY 11 I Ve•v rll••~' '"" '"'' ,o,c1nu .,,, o•c• wf"ltle w1d4' .,,P,, numl>f'd "'tt'd +n
Int l1nal ••rd\ &l\O ellglbl• flOu'"' '<> '"<PIV~
\l•On11 out>ll< \<IOl'IOrl •I aol• l(l O• &W In BOLD
ltOYALE •J ll Ou•Ch vo1rno,111r •rom "'''
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Management bym.atchmaking
Irvine consulting firm uses networking
to in~rease clfents' pr-ofits, prodµctivity
By ILENE SCHNEIDER
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inventor) n·duct1un programs.
~le/leaseback arrangements and tax·
M?ny ofOran'e Count~ 's small· 10 'ihelter programs.
med1um-s1zed h1gh·technolog} m m· Tl PSC 0 pro\ ides its sen ices at no
panics were bor n when self· incrementar cost to the compan) -
motivated, optimistic. 1echn1call} .. onl) incremental profit ... Rose says.
astute people came up wnh potential· Compensation 1s based on a per·
ly salable products. centage of the increased profits
Wh'At these companies 6ften lack is achieved through T IPSCO's pro-0grams.
expenise·in inte rna11onal marketing. _"The traditional v.a) o f running a
sales. administrauon and ·other business 1s to raise capital to spend on
aspects of business that make the resources:· acroi:ding 10 Rose. ···we difference bct\\Cen 1>9tent1al and
Profit. The" might lack the resources sa) there arc resources already out . 1 there. We put them together in uch a to hire in-house cxpeni.. wa} that companies are mol ivated 10
Al Rose thinks he ha a solution. get the business off the ground."
Rose. who has had 27 years OI Rose."h<iha~ht:ld l..e) pos1t10nsa1
expem'nce in h1gh-tel'hnolOg'r manu-JBr-.1 Corp ... \mencan Datacom. ~ble
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n I. dl'V?lupm l'nt. service. calls himself a .. , ~ COO" fur· his
finance and management. Sa) s his clients. Hi'\ Sl'f\ ice~ pil·i... up whcrl'
new company is funl't10n1ng .. like a those of .the chent'c; chil·f c)(el'Ull\C
big matchmaker dealing with qualtt~ officer and l'hicf opaating 1)0iCN
people." stop. He da1m'> that he acts as J part·
The ln1anat1onal Procurement 11me .. emplo~l'l'. ra ther than a~ u
and Sak\ Co (Tl P 'CO). wh1l'h RO\l' consultant, "1thout d1srup11ng the
started at the end of Jul}. matl'ht>'i d1ent's stall or tx·com1ng 11nohl·d 1n
quallt) suppliers and sail'' organ11a· soh 1nl!, operational probkm'
11on'> throughout the "orld with "Etlecu' c managt'ml·nt or world
companit'' thai product• hard"arl'. resources has hernml· a nt'l'ess11' for
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ucts sa's
Thl' In 1nr·t'l.1'l'll lt,mpdn' 1.k'>1gn<. To help a m.rnufactunng lllmpan~
and 1mpkml'nh profit 1mpro,emen1 to 1mpro'e its profits. Ro\l' might
programs that increas1· tht· "ale' ol a suggest manulal tunng ur prucunng
produu ltne. redut·e manufoctunng pans l1'erseas. using d1<>tnbu1or' ur
costs b\ coming up "1th 'upplters dealers instead of a d1rcn ~k'> forl'e
''ho ar~ morl' cfft>ctn t: reJu~1.· o'er· or contracting for outside lOnsuhanl\
head b) pnwunng 11ul\1Je Sl'f\ ICt'' lo handle \u1.h !unctions ac; marke11ng
and increa'c 1.ash Ou" h' ml·ans ul M rcscanh and dl'H'lopment. In tht:
Al Roee
l'l"l' ofa sales organ1Lat1on. he might
suggest adding product lines that
hroadl·n the com pan~ ·s custom er
hasc
RoSl' hcgirrs b~ ask 1 ng I 0 bas1(
4ucst1ons about product reliab1llty
manufacturing. sale., and procure·
ment procedures. 1n,entor). sales
r c' 1.· nu 1· h n· a I.. d l•" n '> and
profi1ab1ht) B~ Jo1ng so. ht: can
formulatl· a bus1ncs' plan for the
d1l'nt anJ predict ho" mulh of an
in1.rcast• in profit he lln protlU\t' h)
ml'3n!> 111 innt'a\mg 'Jlcc;. ur u1tting
{0\l\
\.lost Pl TIP C ff, cl11.'nt<, and
prospcl·t\ hJ\ l' ')ak\ rC\l'OUeHll up to
S5U million. Larger companies tend
to have the level of sophistication to
accomplish a T l PSCO.type agenda
without tl'te aid of a consultant.
a~cording to Rose. ,
The problem Rose encounters with
smaller firms is that entrl·prencurs
who are used to domg everything
themselves often arc relucta nt to let
go of responsibilities or admit that
they need help. Rose overcomes
1hose o bjections in the summary of
his presentation:
"You could probably do th is your-
self if you had the time. Yo u could
probably have someone on your staff
do 11 if the) had the ume and
cxpenise. Where copld )OU gef
another COO 10 do it with guaranleed
results at no cost to you?" .
For the most pan. prospects are
-open and honest." Rose sa) s.
TIP CO's current prospects range
from a large aerospace compan}
trying tn d1H'r<,1f) into the consumer
end or the business to an ind1 v1dual
11h;i...pa1cnt.o n.a lighting inve.nt1on...
C hen ts include computer hardware
and software m anufacturers. sales
organ1Lat1ons looking to get in10
complementary product lines and a
supplier that manufactures computer
and h1gh·tech compo nents offshore.
"The game plan 1s, by I 990. 10 havl·
~n offices 1n all m aJOr c111es 1hrough·
out the "orld and the cash Oo" to buy
marginally p rofitable h1gh·tech 1.·om-
pan1l''i.'. Rost: explains.
R1)Sl' predll'ts a stab1lt1at1on mndc
and then a bnghl future for 10('31 high·
tl'l'h rnmpan1es that "ha' l' to du a lot
mon· thing' to tx·comc com pell II' c:·
R°'c dcsrnlx''> In inc -"here hl'
II\ l'" "1th hi\ w1li.· and three children
-and Orangt• < ount\ 1n general .i'
"the huh of "'orlJ"'1dc. bu<;1ncss.
We'rl' JU\l 'tanin~ to SU!lll h thl'
'urf:h'l' ..
SOTO APOSHIAN WEBER
Pacifi~ Savings
promotes, grows
~ .
PHI 'haa, chief planning-0ffice r of Pacific Savings Bnk;has
been named senior vice president of ftnantl'. He J01ncd the hanl.. in
1985 after serving as a \'He president of F1m lntrrstatc Bank and a
professor at the-ni\Crs1t\ t1fTasman1a 1n ..\u.,tralia • • • . f Pacific Real Estate Mortgage Corp., a d1v1s1on ol Paci le
S.vla11 Bank, has announced 1he formauon of Pacific Plaza
Finaaclal Corp. A wholly owned subsic11ary Inc ar$.t' ofJOlm 'e11101e .
wholesale operations. the new corporation will be headed b~
Matthew M. Soto, president. and Houry Apo1blan. execut 1' c ,·ire
president of operations. • • • • Jeffrey L. Webtr has hcl·n appointl'd d1rertor of leasing and
marketing fo r California and An10na prOJCrt!> oft he Newport Bcarh·
based Santa Anita Development Corp,, a public!) held rc~I co;tatl·.
developme,nt and managemcn1 compan} Formerly president of
J.L.W. Equ111es. Int" .. Weber 1s a1 t1H' in the International Council of
Shoppmg Centers and the< 'hnsuan Bu 1nessm1·n\ C ·omm1ttce • • • The ne" media director for Ripley-Woodbury Advertising 1s
Hillary Haas. She will be in chargl· rifpnnt Jnd ekctron1l' hu) s for the
firm which is celebraun$S its 40th ~ear 1n bu<;1nrss Jenniftr Thurston
of Laguna Beach has joined R1plc)-Woodbul") a<> acrnunt nernt1,r
for audio. bu1ld1ng product and high tel·h alrnunt' • • • Robtrt M. "Bob" Moffit of ( O!>ta Mesa h.ls bl'en namt:d 'ice
'Publishers must face the music'
president of markeung for Kawasaki Motors Corp .. l'.S.A .. in lrvl.Dt,
replacing Hiroshi "Henry" Noda wbo took a senior management
position witb Kawasaki Heavy Industries In Japan. Moffit joined
Kawasaki in 1975, 1ervln& for two years as a district sales manager
In Georgia and Alabama. Mo~ recently be bas been tbe corporation'•
director of industry re lations. He is also chairman of tbe Motorcycle
Safety Foundation trustees.
Fast copyrigh t a pproval d eal in Mesa \hl' .. aid a 1.hurrh 1.·an P<I~ a 1l0t:-t1ml· $1() kt' Ill U'>l' .1 '1ngk 'ung. from thl'
h 1 h h t t t lnmp;rn~ ·, 1.·atalog. e PS C UfC eS CU COS S 0 Copy Songs Hut tx·1.auw r hurlhn 1"ualh .t'·
\ ,l·mhk h11ul..k1~ ennta1n1ng numl'f ·
B\ PHIL SNEIOER'1A~ .. \ S~ll<l.l)(J<J Judgmt'nl aga1n'1 1h1· "u' '11n~' the 1.omp:in~ 1~ lharging •1
. ( h I h·' I (.h ) .;o p.11. l..J"t' fl'l' tor U'>l' n t JO .\ :.'' ol 11, 0111•• oa11y "''°' ''-" at u 11.· Art. ulOlCSe o ll'agu lur "' 11,1ng,0ngs,qthoutpa~ing1.op,nght \11ni<-11r $1~5 10 u<>c an~ 111 th1· .\n nran!l,1.· < 11.1,1 mu"' p11hl"lll'I
111 rclig111u' lllU'1l hJ'-tx·g.ur> th rrng
pacl...1gl· 1l'1.· progr.•m' t" .il l.i\' 1 hur, h
oOiual' h• me1.·t ,11pH1 11.h1 1rq111n·-
ment<, "hen thl'' rt·proJu,t· 'llnlt.'
The bu.,ine" 1' \faran.1thJ \fu"'
"h1ch "'" torml·d I"' \C:Jr" Jti11 1n .in
otlic..c, at <JI\ Jn ( hapi.·I 111 C mta
Ml•\a Tlw publl~hing hClu\.l' 1111\\ ha'>
Its own hl·adquartl'rSJU't 1)\ t'r thl' Cit)
lint' in ant:i ..\nJ Jnd "not .1rliliatt'd
"1th Cahan C hapcl
Maranatha \.1 u<;1c \tat1 mcrnht•r,
\3\. the ne\\ te1' rrngram .1ddrC\\l'\ thl'
issue 0(1.·hurl h1•\ 1h,11 mai..,· oH'rhraJ
pr0Jec11nn tran,parcnl ll'' o r papn
l'OPll'S of puhll\ht•d ,.rng' tnr U\l' h~
l'ong.rcgant' ( 1 •J1' rl).$hl la\' rt•4u111·<,
that ICl'\ hi• p.11d 1111 \Ill h 11·p111
ll'l'<. hJ~ kft l hurt hl'' fed mg uni'J\\ .' hundn•d, of 'ong' 1 n 11' l .1t;il11g
< hul l.. Fromm l'h1l'I l'\l'lUll'l' ol· '\l.irJnJth.1 ~1 ll'1l' 11n1.-,ll'P
lit"er nf \.laranatha 1\lu<\1C <>aid 1n .1 l•lJ'H1ght-.1ppru,JI pr11n·" oltl'n
prepared '1atcm1.·n t ··ch un.: h k Jd1·r, enJhk\ 1. hurl hl'' to U'<' <,ong.' lor 111ll'-
arc 1.onluo;cd .ibout rop~ngh1 la"' tcnth th1· ll'l' 1.hargl'll h~ 11thc:r mu'1l
fh. gval is tu make 11 "mpk anJ kgal puhll\hl'I' -n11 h.t"ln and no
lor pastor<; to get good mu\it .. aJJ11111nJI ll\IUl'<.t' tiu pc-1 m1,,11111 ·
\laranatha spol..ec;"oman l\.;ith' I r11011n \Jld
Aa1qont: !>aid tht' ( h1cago kg.11 <k· "( rl't11ng pi.·rm1,.,1un to U\l' nt'\\
.a<,1on 1n,uhed another mu\11. puh· \Ong, 1., otkn a 11me·utn~uni1ng
lishcr But ~ht said the pnn11pk' uimplllJll'd Jnd 1.0,tl) hurl'autrJtll
Jppl' tu Jn) lhurch that n·prndul'l'' mes\ that -.cnd' fru~1ra 1t:d mu"1
cop~nghted music d1rellor., IO till' Xao' marh1nl' ID
Thl· trad111onal pract11.1· 'hl' \JHI. '' pnnt updated -and 1ll1•gal -\11ng
tnr J 1.·hurch IC\ contart .1 publl,hl'r . \h1.'l'h
hef11rt rl·produ1.·1ng thl' l'11mpMl\ ·, "( hurt he' rannul bu~ n1'\\ ,<,ng·
'hec:1 mm1t Thl' churl h U\tialh hook' l'' t'r~ 'c:ar \om nhGLQJ{am ·
,1grt't:\lt1pa,:.ift·r-$lllt11$25-tor patC'THll'' and 'ong,h1'l't~ .Hl' dl'li
thr U\l' nt't•at11 <,ong. n1td\ till' tx·,t ''~" lo mat..l' 'ong'
l nda \larJn.11h.1' rll'\\ program ,I\ .1il.1hk "'.I l'l111~11.'!?al1on 011r nt'''
'1mpk approach rnahk' u l'hurch 10
ha' 1· t hl' la ll'\I prime and ""orsh 1 p
mum without v1ola11ng u)p~ nght
I.I\\\ Plu<>. 11 protect' thl· ngh1' 1)ftl1l'
'l1ng\,I, fltl·r ..
(om pan~ utlinah pmntcd <tut that
u1p' right Ii.'''' art: o ltt·n .1 h·~ 'nurl·c
111 1nurn1c tor"" nterc, ol rel1g1ou\ and
1>1ha t'JX'' nl mu'11. Tht kn Jl'u
'11pp11rt pu hll'h ing h1 ""l'"
\l.ir;inatha·, fromm \<.lilt "\oml·
puhli'hl'1'art•.1tr.11d that 11 thl'\ mal..l'
•1•p,nghtappru,al to11e.1'\) t hur1.·he'>
\\Ill not hu' thl·1r h\mnbool..' Rut.
th,· rd1g,1011'., mu"' '1ndu,1r: 1., ltl..e
lktrc111 "hen tht• <>mall-lJr m' as1un
hit ..\m1.·nca Pe11p1e·, nt>edHhangrJ.
hut the auto 1ndu,tn did not
.. I ,ltfa, ~hurt ht:•; need <;ong 'hn·t'
.111d m l'I h1·at1 tr.in,pan·nrn.·, Pub-
11,hl'r' "111h,1,c111 face th<· m11 .. 1l and
n·,p1111d ll 1 t hl'\t• nl'\o\ n1.'CU\ ..
The puhli\hl'I rntrmlun·d 1t' Ill'"
fct: prog1am l'.lrllt'r th1' \l'cH at a
rd1g1ou' l'ml\1'nt11ir1 in ..\nah~1m It
nllt·r, wll-trn· 1ckph11nl' 1ntnrmat1on
tln 11, '\ 11r' right h11tl1m· .. 1.xoo-245-
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THllRSTON MOFFIT TAYLOR
••• CMS, a manulal turer 111 l'nh,1nH'ml'nl products for I H~·
compatible personal computl'rs. has promoted Allen G. Taylor to
'ice president of mar~cllng and Tarek Ayoub to '1cc pre\ldent of
')lies. Both men rl·pon IO Jim rJrOOQUl'l' C MS prec;.1dent T.a~lor
authored .. L:c;1ng Hard 1>1,I.'> \\Ith PCs ... nc:"I) rdl•ar,ed h) Prentice
Hall and ··R:Base 5000 l ',a's (ru1de" p11bh~hl·d b~ ()Ul' .\~ouh
n•centh established an international d1<itnhutor nl'l"ork tor ( ~1S
and completed contract<; Hilued al SJ() m11lwn in [uropc ands 12
m1ll1on in Canada • • • Elltabetb Myers of Myers Organh.lng Service 1n \cal lkarh 1c;
the new \ice prcs1tknt of the Nati onal .\\'llll 13t111n ul Prult:SS1lmal
Organ11cr-; Members from f:ngl.1nd to ( alit'ornia \\11rl.. 1n the tidd nf
organ111ng. time managl·ment tir prudurtl\ 11, 1mrrn' cml'nt thmugh
,a,·1l·ec, such a\ planning and organ11at111n of en' 1ronmt•ni...
1nforma1111n manageml·nt. romult1ng. In 111nng. tra1 n1ng. ur "ming.
~t}t'r\ hac; r undut·tcd produl'tl\ It\ "'orl..,hop' Im (i1rl \nHll'
( altran\. frans Dco;1gns anti lo al lit\ Jgcnul''
BankAmer.ica enjoys stock rebound
But m a rke t obse rve rs say a ilinggia nt
s till fa ce bi g obstacles. s low recove ry
1h,11 lontran 111 rumor' \o\h1lh hur-
ktnl thl· t11rp<1r.111on"' "t111 I.. all \\l't·t..
thl· h.ink h11IJ1ng lOmpJn~ Jm·, 11111
JJ)~.lf 11n the 'rrgc 01 an l•mt·rg.1·11l \
,1nd rcmJ1n,dn unattral11\t' tJl.l'&l\l'I
t and1Jall' B} DA\ F. C ARf'f:"l.TF.R
A11oclated Pr•n Writ•'
..,,, llJ\,ll\(11
lt1"" \ " ' I ' I• •1 ~ ' 11 "' .t .I 11111 I
11,1,trr \\l'l'I.. on a sharp 11p'\'1n~
I nJJ\ hut m;irket ob,enc:r\ ,,mt thl·
.11 l1ng • 1rr or.111on '\till fa1t'' .1 ,1om
.ind .11du1•u' rl'COH'f\ at tx·,t
\n11,&I \t'lUfll1e<, Jn:tl"t' ,,1111
I h1· th1rd·q11.1rt1.·1 rl'pon d11r 11111
Ol"\l month "l'\fll'tll'J to \ho\\ .1
,1gnlfit.1n1 1mpr11\1·nwn1 11q·r tlw
\r.411 11111111111 ''"' h11 till' ,1·111nd
VENETIAN GONDOLAS WEDDINGS AT SEA
OLD WORLD ROMANCE AFLOAT·
Gourmet B<i.sket\ w/chttmp &. roses
IRVINf COA<iT (HARTERS 675-4704
BEAUTY
Gloria's a re-
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PROFESSION.AL PLANNING
Aboard Luxury Yachts All servrcec,
arranged IRV INE COAST
CHA~TERS. 7 14 -6 7 5 -4 704
FITNESS
FORMER MR. UNIVERSE
Professional trainer Private lessons
Selected clrenrele Guaranteed
weight loss 1n 4 5 days. 25 years
experience 6 4 5-9246
To Order Your Good Life ad Call 642-5678. Aak for M endora.
quJ1 ter \"light opt.·rating l1>c,o; 'htiuld
h1· fl 111g hl) u1mpt'n\<1tcd for h~ a\ 70
million .1ttn·t.1\ gain from the sak ot
till' \KC r I I 11\\rr 1n l Cl' .\ngt:lt:s. the
.10.1h '" ,,11J . It ' ,1111 j g1l(anlll rrobkm rum·
pJn' !h11111hae"' nothing 1crnhl}
~1111d 11r t1•rnhh hJd on tht· hon111n."
,,11d l11hn \.lfl,Oll 1)l lntl·r,tat1· ~C{Ufl·
111•, 1 n '-l'" ) ork
\an I 1ant1,l11 -h.1<.l·d
11.inl.. \11\l'rll'a tht• 'cn1nd h1ggl'''
I ~. hJ11 ~1ng tompan) ,ilkr Nl'\\
) urk·ha,ed < 1t1<"orp. 'a" 11\ 'ittK'k
,111nb ~I 12'i f)l'r 'hare tt1 dcJ\1.' at
SI I n:i <. Fn<.Ja\ nn the ~e"' \ ork
"llld• I \1 11.1ng~· fhe trall1ng \\)lume
"·" :.' 422 "'no \hart:\. more than
111pk tlw d.111\ ~1\l'r:igl' hl·forl' th1'>
\\ l'l' ~
I h(' 'llfJotl' put till' 'tork·, nc:t
(Pleaae aee BANK/C7)
AYOUB MYERS TARBOX
• • • rhc lnMllllll' ot ( l'rlllkd I HlanllJI r1.1nnt·r, J nat111nal
prote~~1onal organ1La11on. announr1.·d ttw l'll·1.1111n of Laura Tarbox,
CFP, 1111ts board ol d1rerto1 ,. ~h,· 1' prt'>ld1·n1 .rnd loundn 111 Tarbox
Equity, a financial planning tirin ha,rJ 1n ( ll\ta ~k'.i and a mcmtx·r
()f thc adJunc·t latult~ ofthl' ( olki.tl' fm I 111.1nu.1l Pl.inning ••• Christine A. Welcke r ha' lx•tn n.1mnl tl1,tnl't manager ll•r thr
C >range Count} d1' l\1on 1)f f'lrst American Title Insurance Co ..
rc'>pons1 blc for an area 1ndudtng llun11ngtun lkJlh .1nJ h1untain
Valle) She 1s an atlillatl' of tht• Huntington lkad1·Fo11nt.11n Valin
Board of Realtor<; ·
(Pleaae aee BROGGER/C7)
California
banks give
few bargains
Thank God It's Monday Nite Football
LO. \NCitLES( .\Pl-\ahfom1a
banks ha\l' charged o;ome of the
highest consumer loan rares na.
11on" 1dl' for almo't a \car. a """' "· paper reported
.\t thr 'lame 11mc. ( altfornia hank'
nt lhe
CALIFORNIA 500 BAR & GRILL
I tJ ll )Y THr HIC1 HL IGH l <, n r .
~.H1 fJI J1\Y t~l(1HT r no rl3Al l
1,.,1,1 llH
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r11p .• .. 11 1 .irvc1 n f
, 0
.,, 33.33 Pac1f1c. Cudst Highway
Newporl Beach ( 7 14 l 642 5000
<Behind T o ka1 Bank)
1 havt' been pa~1ng almo~t 1dcnt1cal
ra.1c' ,rn on1· oft he mmt popular 1~ pe<i
Pl \3\ In~' ~'H'l'OUnl\ -the JTI()nl'\
market lund. cl\rnrdinl( to a nl'\o\'i·
raper \!Ud\
"( Jhfni 111.i u1n~uml"r'I ha' c not
tx·en la ran~' l'l"I "'t'll," said Robert K Head~ ed1111rufRank Rank Mon1tM
.in indu\lf\ ne"slcttcr. "( omparcd
"'11" Nt'v. York. (h1cago. Detroit and
Ph1ladclph1a. ( ahforn1a bank\ ha'e
l.'On\1stcntl\ (harged the highr'\t rtue'
un credit cards a nd un~cul't'd ix·r· ~onal loan\ ..
The "ltUd) found the higher loon
rate~.and lower 1ntere\t offered b}-the 'Ital('~ bank.-. may co~t { ahforn1a
rc'\ldenis hundred' ()( million.-. of
dollars each H· r
' The bank" namrd 10 thl' rcixin
tnl luded Bank of ..\men1 a ( ri,.·kcr
Na11onul Bank. r lf'\I lntel\tatc Ii.in ~
of < a'1fom1a, ~crurit) Pacific Na
t1onal flank and \\ell\ ~ argii Rani..
computer bugs getting &carier
•
Ba ttle against them~
is showtn pro ress
at severa l companies
By PETER COY ., ....... .....,
NEW YORK -T he bug that
attacked the Bank of New Yotk last
year struck without warning.
For eight mo nths, the cl~tronic
insect lay dormant in the software of1
bank computer that serves buyers and
sellers of Treasury securities. One
busy Wednesday in November, it
camt' alive.
The bank filed up an un-
precedented $3 billion overdraft at
the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York by late the n~xt day. It couldn't
pay the Fed because 1t couldn't
dd1ver to and collect from its own
customers.
'(rouble-shooters, work1n1 throulh
the ni&ht. got the system workins
again. tven so. the 1nc1dent distoned
.staustJcs on the enurcnauon 's money
.suppl) and prompted a congressional
heanng the next month.
Computer bugs hke the one at the
Bank of New York have fouled up
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prOIJ'&mmers out there who some
coms-nies have no cholcie but lO hire
if thcr want to .,et their beckJol
done,' said Barry Boehm, a T RW
Inc. chief enaineer.
Strides have ~n made: R1~ous · ~ rules are taktna the p of
intuition in the crtatlon Q!lof\ware.
Standardization allows chunks of
proven software to be re-used. Ri1id
new proarammina lanauaaes ~uch as
the Defe nse Department's Ada 1Jso
help. ·
And finally. design~rs arc startin1
to use computers to build computer
hardware a nd sof\ware. speeding up
the d evelopment process and
lcsscnina the chance fo r human error.
One tool is the expen system. a
computer program that codifies the
techniques or the brightest proaram-
mcn into a set of easily followed
steps. .
President RcaJ-n's aoaJ to erect a
spece shield against nuclear mtss1les
would require the b1gaest computtr
prosram in history. and scientists are.
. deeply divided on whether 1 t could hr
debuacd e nou&h. ·
• ·~'fne tay public. fam1har with only
a few incidents of software fa1h/re.
may reprd them as exceptions
caused by inept programmers. ThoSt·
of us who are software professionals
know better: The most competent frderal tax returns, delayed space
shots and bedt'v1led the engineers r~mmcrs in the world cannot _____________ """_._.,..___.,,_av._otd sucn problems;.. computer trying to design a "SUirWiirs'~mlss·~11-=-e --::y:-=-otb-.--t..,,.h_a_t_,fi=-0a1_.,,...ed--=-a-N-ark II c om pute r a t Hanard Unl•e nlty
de~~se.· llmt> when the public's ln September UM7 wu taped to the c ompute r'• l~k.
confidence in technology has been Today com puter bq• are e fectronlc and harder to find.
shaken by the disaster of the spact'
sh uttle. Challenger and the Soviet
nuclear-plant meltdo wn. computt'r
bugs arc ont> more thing to worry
about.
Bugs art' flaws in the design of
:omputer S)stems· both in the ma·
:hincs themselves and in the soft·
"are, the programs. A bug 1s an
innocent e rror and not to be confused
with a .. worm." which 1s malic1ousl)'
slipped into a p1ele of software by a
saboteur to wreck 11.
Expens sa)' bugs are probabl)
1mposs1ble to eradicate. But the need
to deal with them grows 1n 1mpon-
:1nce as society grows mort' dependent
)n computers.
A typical modern computer 1s far
:nore rehabk than its grandparent of
:he earl) 1950s. which needed a team
)f workers replacing \acuum tubes
:onstantly to keep it running. But
:hen. computers have to be more
·ehablc. They pervade nearly every
upecl' of modern life, from auto-
:nob1k braking S)St<.'ms to automatic
:eller machines.
The microprocessor in high-tech
oggm$ shoes can turn out to ha ve a
)ug without dire consequences. But
:he chip in an art11ic1al hean has to be
:lawlessl) de!>1gned.
"lne\ 1tahl). we're going to be
involved in systems with less a nd less
toleran~ for failure. It's a very
difficult problem that we're no t
making great strides 1n," said com-
puter expcn Fred Wcinganen of the
congressional Office of Technology
BANK •••
FromC8
dechnt' at only S.375 a share dunng a
week of record-volume trading that
sent It plummeting to an all-time low
of S9.50 for a brit'f penod Thursday
morning.
Bank.America vigorously denied
rumors of a ·request for a federal
bailout and other crisis steps, specu·
lauon that is thought to_bave prccip1·
tated the stock plunge. It also asked
federal regulators to look into the
rumors. and the ~curities Exchangt>
Commission reponedly has begun an
1nvestigat1on.
Spokesman Peter Magriani said
Fnday that there had been some
customer withdrawals from the com-
pan) 's main unit, Bank of Amenca. 1n
the wakt' of the dramatic stock
plunge. but .. nothing out of the
"rt11nar) "
Assessment.
Sloppiness and haste brought on by
the hugt> demand for new programs
are the biggest sources of software
bugs. cllpens say. • -
"There are a lot of very sloppy
Anal)'sts said stock traders were
misled b)' unsubstantiated talk that
Bank.Amenca has a hqu1dity problem
or will soon come under the leader-
ship of either a replacement for
president and chief ellecutive officer
Samuel H. Armacost or another
company. .
"There continue to be expectations
that someone will nde over the
honzon with all the answers." said
Dan B. Williams of Sutro & Co. m
San Francisco. "Maybe someone will
nde over the horizo n. but I doubt the)
will ha ve all the answers."
Lawrt'nceCohn ofMem11 Lynch in
New York echoed that thought. _
"M) best guess is that the co~n)
will slowly ht'al itself of Its problems.
but 1hat tha1 process will take a good
nt>nod oft1me:· Cohn said.
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock mark et activities of publicly traded
Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, Sept. 19.
Data p r ovided b y Newport Securities Corp.
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5c1ent1st David Lorge Parnas wrote
last year.
Parnas resigned from an advisory
panel on Star Wars computing last
year because he thought the program-
ming task was impossible. .
But the Strategic Defense lniuau ve
Organization remains "confident
that we will be able to solve the
problem," spokesman MaJ. David
Rigby said in an 1nterv1ew.
"For the first time we are looking at
the view of designing tht> software
befote we design the hardware." he
said.
The classic nightmare is 1hat a
computer error will set off World War
111.
Facts about m1htal) computer
problems are mostly class1fit'd. but 1t
1s known that in October 1960, a
radar stauon in Greenland reponcd
what seemed to be a massive attack
from over the eastern honzon.
A congressional invcst1gat1on into
last year's refund delays and mistaken
dunning notices from the Internal
Revenue Service found a hodgepodge
of computer programs and systems
layered onto one another over the
course of 20 years
The IRSs belated installauon of
big mainframt> computers from Spcr-
i:) Corp. into its data·processing
system was .. hke putting a 1986
Porsche engine into a I Y4 6
Studebaker:· !)31d Rep Doug
Barnard. 0.Ga "ho h(•adcd the
1nvest1gat1on
Orange Cout OAIL Y PILOT
WELC&Ell CATaOW ..
BROGGER GROUP .•.
J'ro mC8
Orange County public relations ~cteran a. B~er has formed
Tk Br-aer GrMJ, a new marketana commun1cau o ns coms-ny
based in Newpon Beach. CutTtnt clients include SU&a Pe Pad&
Realty C.rp., S..~wett DtvertlfW and fte ~. Broger
cntertd the public relations field in 1971 with fte Presley C... and
has headed com111.un1cat1ons for Far l!f'ett Senieet and Zfe Me41eal,
both of Irvine.
• • • B•rmala-Ca1trel, i.e. of In-inc has named Reary C. "Cert"
Catrow of Irvine as markelln& ~naacr for the finn's rnd ujtrial'
business unit which includes· the mctalworkms.' marine lubrieants
and Bray Products D1 v1s1on, and pro moted AJ PIMey of Lafuna
Niguel as western district sales manager at Bray Products D1 v1s1on.
• • • Walter J Richardson. president of the Newpon Bcach-
headquanered arch1tcctur and plannina firm of ~ Nao
Martla, has appointed 11iema 1 J . Welael as director of plannina for att-!arge~lc laud use planning-Jobs. Some of his cuf'f'Cflt-~eet
include Dove Canyon Country Club. T ustin Ranch in rangc
C'ounty. Gale Ranch· in Riverside County and Cameron Glen, a
I JOO-acre master-planned community near Washington, D.C.
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Terry J. Metrov1ch. president and chief ·e.llc<:ut1ve officer of
Moaarc .. Buk in Lagu. na Niauel, announces the bank's expansion of
business-rt'lated services. He emphasized that the addition of
Edward J . Loffc:Mr, senior vice president. and 11iema1 J. R...eU,
vice president/commercial lt'nd1ng has strengthened the bank's
abiht) to serY1cc the small and medium sized businesses of Orange
C'o unt) t>fTect1 vel y. Most s1gn1ficant has been the add1t1on of SBA
loans to the bank's loan ponfoho • • •
·PINNEY WEIGEL RUSSELL
Ronald R. W1ll1amson. managing panner of WUl.lam ... fi
A11od ates Accoutaacy Corp. of Orange. has announced the
promotions of CbrlH H. B•tler of Costa Mesa and Timo~y P.
Skor .. elm from manager to panner'.r1n-training. Butler 1s in charge of
audns. reviews and compilations. business planning analysis and
contract accounting. Skorhe1m 1s responsible for o ersccing the tall
planning and compliance d1"1 s1on of the firm
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C9 Ot9"gl COU1 OAILV PILOT/ Sunday. September 2 l , 1986
Let's ~ot make it any easier
for our t)Jree~time losers
To the Ed nor:
I read where 7b pcn.•ent of rdeased
pnsoners are rearrested wi thin three
years. When you thi nk of 11, what's so
surpnsingabout that? Jail has its good
points: one bed to a customer. food
)'.Ou don't have to pa) for. frie nds of
long standing and. courtes) 01 th1'
federal c<\1uts and the ACLL'. a
chance to gig law enforcement of·
fic1als without penal!)· to themseh es
Somebod) should tell Judge ~ 11-
liam Gray and his cohon s to ··1ell 11 to
the marines,'' in th.is. case. the ·sub-
marines. Not even on toda) 's big
nuclear-jobs dod 'each ·sailor have h1~
own bunk.
This coddltng of prisoners hai. got
to stop. It 1s time to ree' aluatc our
efforts at reform. If th e rec1v1d1sm 1s
that great then we need to make 11 less
ttractive to be incarcerated. Is 1t
cruel and unusual pu nishment to
ha ve convicts share bunk space. tel
have their hair cropped close. tO break
rocks to kee p busy if no other work 1~
available'! Why put another Jail 1n a
h1ghl) popu lated area.., Wh) not put 11
in a wasteland and assign the vic1ou~
incomg1bks and three time lose·h
there. Cruel and unusual pun 1sh-
ment'.1 I don't think so. If our
remcarccratton rate is better than 50
percrnt. thl·n '"e ought 10 think kss
about reform a nd more about pun1sh-
men1.
.Prisonl.'r!>. ubettl'd. b) such 1>r·
ga n1£at1ons as tht." AC'Ll '. an· t~ 1ng
their best to abort tht• system. thl'
prisoners out for reH•nge. the or-
ganizations behind them. secm1rigly
detr rmined to bring down tht• ent ire
penal organ12a11on.
Wr can't let this happen Wl· need
to send the JUd1cial") a strong message
to that r tTect. Let the penal S) stem do
11s Job. One "of the things that has
e>.a(wbated the Jail cro~·d1ng prob-
lem has ~n thc sluggishness of the
COUrtS thcmseh t'S In ckaring cases.
Then~ 1s no rrason on earth "h) a
person caught "Ith a strangl ed
marine in his caf should take two or
three vears to he tned. There is no
ustificat1on for sole mn and lengthy
e 1 'r:tt1on over t c t ousan s o
fri ~ olou~ ca~r' that come before the
court St'' c~ ~car Ll't Judgt• Gra~ and
his cohLtrt5 SPl'nd their 11 mt• el1minat-
1ng this bad.log and sta~ o ut of the
business of Jdm1n1!-trat1pg tht' penal
s\stem.
. t h(' rl'\.'COl tin~· or Sheriff Gates?
.\h. how Lhl.' rnn' ll'h mui.t be
chul''ldtng tt\ LT that. llnt''
J \\' REID
C o~ta Mesa
Disagrees with Harvey, Brower
To the Ed1t1)r
Concemtng the col umn~ h~ Martin
Brower and Hill Harve\ on the
Huntington Beach not. ·1 d1 sagrt•c·
with Bro"er that nice. quiet. affabll'
~oungstersJoin a mob not. Is this the
"Berserkele) (no m isprint I theor: ., ..
Bil Han-e' makes morr srnse "hrn
he points OUt that ~oung Pl'Ople who
always ha' e been allowed to do thc1 r
own thing w11h no regard for others
are the o nes"' ho gt'\ out ot h:t nd .\nd
the police ha'l' 111 &l't 111,ohl'd v.hl·n
laws arc bctng brok1.·n h~ tht''>l' Pl'or k
who ha'e not been taugh t to respect
au thorn\
Thoc;e.ofu!. v.hu ha\t' bl.'l·n brtiught
up in an atmo.,phert• of lo\t' guid-
ancr. and d1sc1phnc tend 10 a' 01d
'1olen1 ~11uat1nns and rract1t't' the
good old (inlden Rull-
< >n anothi:r pagl'. .\nn I anders
d1sl'U'i!>l''> domt·s11c '1olem c. artd !>he
should lf.i \ c the-last v. ord on th ts <.ub1~·n - \ 1ulcnt bcha\ 1or mu.,t not
tx· lull•r iJ It'd
Jl DITH DFTRICK
< 11rona del Mar
Don Straussisgoodforcity, us
f 11 the [d1tm
\-1r \\'Jts11n·., kltn .ihout D11n
~tra us!> "'3' tint· hn':lU,l' 11 \.\a' trul'
But please rememht'r ""here Ra~
Watc;on '' rnming fnim He ha'
alwa'' ht-en J lull grov.th dnl'lo~·r
What w1.• rt•all\ nl'l'd 10 :--;1'w p.1rt
Beach IS J or ~ more ( ounul per:.On'>
lil..l· Don 'itrau\s. v. ho. 1n add11wn 10
ti1 , linl.' l'harallt'r ha' J lirm lumm11-
mcn1 t" ordl•rh growth :ind the
louragc lit h1\ l·u:n t l\.'t1on\.
If a ma Jon t~ of t hl' dl.'C"toratc w 111
wl' th ing' a" Don doc'. nur., ,·an bc a
tx-.1utllul li\l'ahk lll\ hl'l'auc;~· 11 I'
'ttll nnt 1011 latt· ·
\\ I l H0 \1 P~O\.
< oron.1 dd '1ar
How do you third~ the United States should
respond to the w.t ve of terrorism?
....
·'Jn effect. the Reagan administration explained to the world wha!.an
American capitulation Jn this case would Imply. then took a dive.
J08BPB 8011RAK
Col.-a••
JIM
Wooo t
Get a
hunch,
beta .
bunch
Dear Honorable State Senator
Marian Bergeson: .. ,
I have a few .. hunches concerning
yo.ur upcoming state hearings on the
IH----'-1' ~· l.)t-$" i R H
port Beach and Palm Springs .. BY ~ure
chance. I was in each location JUSt
before. if not on. the day trouble
occurred.
In Daniloff case, Reagan
victim of his own lucidity
By JOSEPH SOBRAN
· WASHI NGTON -It's t1me for
conservatives to stop saying ... Let
Reagan be Reagan." Let's give some-
one else a chance to be Reagan. The
incumbent obv10usl) doesn ·1 know
how to do it.
Eve-n liberals are fuming at the
president's handltng of the Dani1'>fT
case. He accepted panty in the
treatment of the reporter Nicholas
Daniloff and the accused Soviet sp}
Gennadi:Zakharov. Nick Daniloff is
no longer in prison. but he can't leave
Russia. which makes him in effect an
honorary Soviet citizen.
True. Mr. Reagan is a very nice
man. as chee rful as a Ross1n1 over-
ture. That's why it's so terribly unfair
for people to acc use him of bellicos1-
'' ·If this man is bellicose. I'd hate to
sec a wimp. M) great fear IS that
Geo·rgt." Bush ma) catch him alone 1n
a dark alle) some night.
In the Daniloffcase. as so often. thr
president has been lcttingSccretar) of
tatc George Shultl. srrve as his point
man. Mr. Shult7 looks like Bert Lah r
but blusters less plausibl y, though he
slops short of d1V1 ng through win-
do" panes "hen people roar back at
him.
What makes 11 all less than amusing
1s that the adm1 n1 strat1on obvious!\
understands the logic oft he situation.
The Daniloff deal gives the So\ 1ets
further tnccn11vc to harass American
n 112ens at the very moment whrn a
s11fT d1sincent1,·r was indicated. Mr.
Reagan said publicly that there would
be no deal when a deal was clearl y in
the works.
Furthermore. he has apparent !~
capitulated out of a fear of endanger-
ing prospects for a summit con-
ference, though he knows thr limited
value of summitry and in fact of an~
son of negotiations with the Soviets.
Such negotiations. at best. onl~ rat1f}
ex isting power relauons. They ean·1
achieve even that as long as tht
Soviets think the} can achi eve morl'
by using force. which at the moment
is what the Daniloffaffair has taught
them. The y took a "hostage" -Mr.
Shultz's term -and got the ransom.
afte r sn1 ffil) :refusing a fe w
preliminary otTers as not good
enough.
In efTec1. the Reaga n admin1s·
tration explained to th1: world what
an American cap1tula11on 1n th is c:a'e
would 1mpl). then took a d1~e
Mr. Reagan 1s, in a wa), a' 1c11 m of
his O\.li n luc1dll}. D1sd:11111ng the
rdatl\ 1st obfuscations of his prcdt-
ressors. hr has blunt!\ ('allcd tht•
Soviet Linton "rv1I" and ckfin1:d the
standards bv wh ich he 1n v1 tes uc; to
Judge him.· L'nfortunately. he "
beginning to resemble John Kenned).
who li krw1se talked a tough anll·
communi st game hut lacked the "'"
to follow through on his o" n rhctom
in the tests of the Ba) of Pi~ and the
Berhn Wall.
Nicholas Daniloff himself. though
complaining of "mental torture·· :it
thl' Soviets' hands. savs his cac;t
shouldn't grt in the wa) of scm1uc;
negot1a11ons betwren the tw p 'iUPl'r·
powers. But 11 shoulcL"Wht•n a m.rn
1s robbed of a tnOe on thr highwa) ...
Edmund Burke wrote. "1t 1c; not tht•
'"opencc lost that constitutes the
capital outragt' ·· Mr. Reagan also
st:ems not to appreciate the pnnci ples
at stake.
rhe whole reason for tension
between the free world and the
communist "orld is illustrated by
what happened to Nicholas Daniloff.
This 1s b\ no means the worst of
communist atroc111es: if tt were. 11
might be absorbed as the admin1s-
trat1on seems to ~ant to absorb tt.
The Soviet Union is an empire of
hostages. Someu mes it wi ll swap a
hostage. like .\natol; Shcharansky.
for cenain cons1derat1ons. But such a
swap 1sn·t a '1ctory for human nghts.
It's onl> a deal. And the Soviets are
no" treating an Amencan c1t1zen as a
host~ge, tht•reb} ,serving notice that
people .who were formerly immune to
• their bullytng have lost exetn pt1on
Americans in Mosco" are now poten-
11al hostages.
1hc ~0' 11.'t~ ar<' uc;uall\ cautious
about offt•nng direct p;o,0cat1ons to
the l 'n1ted Statr s. But tll('y have
e' 1drntl~ calculated th at thry can get
awa) with the sort of action against
Ronald Reagan tha t the Ayatollah
Khome1n1 tOOk against J1mm)
Carter This 1s not the sort of rela11 on
the American electorate expected Mr.
R1.·agan to normaltze.
That 1\ why he should do somr-
thing abnormal in a hurry -like
sending home a few hundred Soviet
peNmnel "ho are currently in
Amem·a. d1.11ng what Nicholas
DantlofT 1s falsd~ accused of doing.
Joseph Sobran is a syadicated
columnist.
-li'iJ1:11:t;r.u1i1;,J,fiij.1,t.lll:1.i-----------------
Hunch No. I: That most of my
hunches will run contrary to tcsti·
mony you wlll receive.
Hunch No. 2: That we're not
talking about damsel~ in ~istress who
had their bathing sui ts npped off by
over-excited males at Huntington
Beach. I ha ve a hunch these girls
weren't headed home from Sunday
school. Just the opposite: both the LA
Ti mes and the Lo ng Beach Press
Telegram reported that trouble began
when over-excited females w1lhngly
removed their bikinis and were
arrested. ·
Hunch No. 3: That a similar
situation existed tn Palm Springs.
The girls caught in the middle weren't
running errands for grandmother:
they were there looking for action and
they fo und it. albeit more than they
bargained for . I have a hunch these
are fox y. and mox y. female~ ..
Hunch No.· 4: That feminists are
now fu n ous with me.
Hunch No. 5: That police depart·
ments haven·t found a way to deal
wtth this new phenomenon. And it's a
K>ughie! If my hunch about Hunt-
1 ngton Beach girls taking off their tops
1s correc·t, would policewomen with
blankets and smiles have smothered
the tense situation?
Hunch No. 6: T hat modem pol ice
science has developed ways of dealing
with a riot other than wading in wi th
clubs swinging.
Hunch No. 7: That police depart-
ments are now furious with me.
Hunch No. 8: That there's some-
thing more tha n Dr. Spock's teach-
ings responsible for all the hostihty
toward law and order. T hat
thousands of healthy young people
would stand up and lustily cheer as
police property is destroyed indicates
some deep-seated problems. I have a
hunch these problems won't go awa~
b) adding more police.
Hunch No. Q: That you'll call Ra~
Davis, the innovative Santa Ana
Ch1d of Police. and ask for his
"outsiders" and 1."nlightened opinion
on the n ots.
1 Lu.mber bai-ons take Forest
Hunch No. IO: That the gu ilt}
"motorheads" who led the destruc-
11ve derby will be apprehended by the
time your hearing convenes. This
may lead to a new mr thod of cnme
deterence: the hand-held video cam-
era:
Char le~ t:d\\ ards
Salesman
Costa \1 esa
I thin).. "'L 'h11ul(j
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David Morgu
District Manager
Oceaoside
Pcrhap~ we \hould
<fi1p all flight., tn the
\fo.idk Ea\t to put
prcs.,ure o n thn~('
ct1untr1cs: \l'I that
\tql\ on a flt'r1onn·,
freedom \ 1,11 '" l1
ran·1 r1:tal1.1k .1g,1in't
an en11rr l•11111tl\ 11 11 '
onl~ a <,mnll rort111n l•f
th{' pcorlc v. ho .11<' ,1t
favlt
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Fran Dz1ok
~urse
Cos ta Me~a
I thin!.. tht· I nttcd
\t.1 tt·\ '' doing a linl·
111h 11; uc;ing l3Utlnn
v. h1 n dl'dlinE \,\1th thl'
1t•rr1111 ,h If thn
v.nt·11 t cautlflu\. Pl'r
hdp\ m11rl' innfll l'nt
p1:t1 plt· w uul_I,!_ ht•
J..dk'd
Michael Townie}
Realtor
Orance
I think the I 'nttcd
~tatcc; hac; alrcad' re·
'>ponded corrertl) ·ton-
c;1dcnng "'hat the~ did
to L1b'a -\1.tuall' I d11n 't 'i..no" ho; 11nc
dt-.11' "1th .1 hunl h "'
lnJlll,I\\
Pam Griggs
Telecommunications
supervisor
Garden Grove
I am supportl\e ot
the stand the l n1tl'd
~late<> has taken Thl''
JU<.l don·t rush 1n and
hlo\.\ the tcrronc;t\ up
'"t thl'\ seem to ha,l·
iaken a fim1 c;tancr
considering the act1(1n
the~ took 1n L1b1a.
I -Suianne E rickson
Sales
Oruge
We should respond
""1th force I don't
want to 1oe-e the L'n11cd
States be v.1'lh)-Wa$h~
1f we mak.e a threat. we
\hould follow through
"'1 th the at t1on
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Tom h it
Editor
Aoberl Cantrtfl
Produtll<>" 011e<,1or
Crtlf Slle n '"'>''' EClllO•
T tflano• J. l(llfldle '' •u111!1ori Dtrf!Cior
Howard~ l\Ov11ri111nq Director
, ... , .... 1ne
C'l1101ft11d O;r.-ci0t
l tYCe Tl*t Con110Hfw
Service through the mill Hunch ~o. 11. That the police
• officials who test1f) will yl"~ ma'am
and no ma 'am you to drath. but you
won't be swayed by their holter-than-
thou at111ude. These gu)s arr human
and make mistakes like everyo ne else.
They JUSt hate 10 admit 11 fk sure to
play the tapes of not su rprrss1on as
well as n ot destruction
W.\SHI NGTON -Smokry th e
Bear 1s not only bl ind to the cost of
preferential treatment give n to
lumber barons who bu y timber from
our nat ional forests, but he's deaf to
the most blatant evidence of b1d-
ngging and conspiracy by the tndus-
tn.
·Fon·st ~"ice brass hats' cozy
rcla11onsh1p with their corporate cus-
tomers includes provid ing un-
paralleled c;ubs1d1rs for the comfort
and con' cn1ence of the timber indus-
tn. and bailing out lumber com-
panies that bid too high pnces
t hro~l!.h their own cupidit) and
stup1cf1ty.
Now \;Vr've lea med that thr bureau·
crat1c guardians of the nation's
timber resources ha'r for years
ignored repon s from consc1ent1ous
Forest Ser. ice employees that some
loggi ng companies have conspired to
keep down the price they pay to
harvest the public's trees. The rangers
report what they know, but somehow
the charges of wrongdoing always
seem to get lost in the paper shuffie.
In fact. Forest Service management
ts ~o notonous that one ran$er told
Agnculture Dcpan ment auditors he
dOC'sn't even bother to report ap.
parent violations because he figures
his bosses would leave him out on a
hmb instead of backing up h1<.
charges.
This range( witnessed onr incident.
for example. in which a ttinber buyer
thr('atcned his compet1tor-s, hut 11 wa<;
not reported. Collusion among nval
bi dders. however. 1s more common
than th reats ...
The auditors' rcpon, obtatncd b)
our as,.oc1atc Stewart Hams under
the Freedom oflnfo rmauon Act. was
based on records from 80 national
forests in the Paci fic Nonhwest and
Georgia. It cttes 18 cases of possible
ant1trU'it acll v1t1c~ between t 9R I and
I 983. the Fore'it <;crv1ce pu~ued onl>
three.
Herc are some of the d1S<:ourag1ng
h1ghltghts of the repon:
• 1 ~o rangas overheard four
timber buyer~ arrang,ing not to 1>id
against each other The fi~t btd ended
1n a four-way tie Then a ranger s.aw
the buyer\ nip a coin to dec1dC' who
. ~.
would win the c;econcl bid. Th1· cotn·
toss winner's bid "a' 5 Ct'ntc; higher
than the loser,· bid'>. The F-ore.,t
Servll'e cancekd th(' !>ale aticr th('
rangers reported the inndcnt but
made no effort to 1nvl.'c;t1gatt' tht•
perpetra tors.
•A timber buver ao;ked for a ret'L''"
during oral b1dd1ng '0 th<it . 111 Im
words. he could "wear (the other
b1dder)dov.n abou150 po1.1nd•o.c1r,o"
While thr Forest Sen ice oflil'talo;
quibbled at length O\l'r the propnct)
of recessing an auction. the twn
buye rs left the room. Whrn the >
returned, one "tthdr~w from the
bidding. The case was referred to the
agency headquarterc; in Wac;h1 ngton.
D C .. but offinals there kl tht• matter
di e.
• Thr Fore!>! Sen Kr dropped an
1nvest1gatton of allegrd b1d·ngg111g
simply on the bam of dentals by thl'
three acc used buyers. e"cn though a
witness submttted an a01dav1 1 charg-
ing that one of the suspects had
admitted the plot. Agency officials
also failed to in terview another
wit ness who had evidence of col-
lusion among the three buyers.
•Rartgers in one national forest
missed altogether a clear pattern of
non<ompcllti '"e bidding among four
companies. Twent~ out of ~6 umber
saksbetweenJanuar) 1981 and June
1984 either had onl> one bidder.
token competitive bids or a winning
bid that was exactly the c;ame a~ thC'
lowest pnce the Forest Service would
take for the umber
o\ccording to the National Fnrc'it
Management .\ct of 1976. all 18 rao;cc;
studied b) the audttors....should ha"l'
been re ferred to the Justin· Ocpart-
ment for 1nvest1gatwn Onl) three
were. the Fores t Service loc;t the
paperwork on two other case,.
Footnote; 8cg1nninll <,>ct. I, f-on·!lt
Scrv1ct officials will use sealrd h1ds 1n
timber sales to cut down on collu,10n
amons timber compante~ 'lll'iJX'C'ted
of antitrust act1v1t1es.
HUMO R V . T UMOR Rnht:rt
Warren ts a S<"ptuagcnanan ~ong
wmer who made lit' narnl· <limn~
Watergate with a rewrd called
"Haldeman, Fhrltchman ~ 111. hell
and Dean .. I" ro think that 11 hu~
JACK
ANDERiON
and JOSEPH SPEAR
\.\.Orth hardl; a shrug could end up b)
getting u<; tosst':d 1n the Jug").
Warren has 1ust been diagnosed as
ha\ ing pancreatic cance r spreading to
hi\ lt'cr. but he refu ses to complain.
rrm1nd1ng uc;· "Tumor rhvmcs with
humor .. Hrre's t sampling of his I: ncs. rttkl'ttng his abilit" to view
things like a rhild.
"If "e want tn beat Russia. 11·s
pcrfeul~ platn We'll do ll by selling
·cm all thal grain And whatever else
thr~ choo'>e to bu). That's THE
WHIT E HOUSE LllLLAB.Y "
Or th1!> bit from "The TakeoHr '
Tango":
"If it's your firm that's taken over
And you're thC' one to get the boot.
Don't worry - you'll wind up in
clover. Thanks to the golden para-· chute ··
Or th 1~
"We'\r got a homhcr -the nrw
B-1 The ·ff is for boondoggle second
to nont• A~ 1999 It ought to be off the
ltnc ·\nd obsolescrnt as high-button
c;hoes. It's eac;; to see We've got those
8 <\( K·TO-T U F -ORA W I NG ·
80.\RD RU 1F.S
"Then there's the gun called the
Sergeant York A truly gargantuan
harrcl of pork h had on(' tiny quirk: It
s1mpl\ rcfu'><·d to work There was a
goof. hut the} ain ·1 sa) in' whose. It's
plain a\ <·an he We've got tho~
BAC K -TO·T H E -DR A W I NG-
RO .\RD BLUES ...
·\nd finnll) a snntch of' YIPEE·
'l I 'PPll-·1-.\ Y
") ou won 't find u<; fi llin' our
tumm1r\ wi1h hurger<.. And tuna on
whit<• 1' .1 lMdtnnl <;1n We la\ 1n
(lourow1 from the nc1~hhorhood ~hop'> If 1t "'''>n·1 for taki.'OUt. wr'd
nn· er eat in "
Ja ck Aatlerson and Jo1ept S~ar
ertt syndlc•t~d rolumol1t1.
I'll be out of town duri ng the
hearings that stan Septl'mhl.'r 25. But
even if I wr re around I doubt that I'd
stand up to test1f~. Those heanngs are
scary. They're so darn official. To be
real I) direct you should IA>al k and talk
on the beach with some of the kids
wh o were there. and chernng. That
way yo u'll get both sides of the stor.·
In the possib1ht} that this will occu·r.
I'll offer yo ur fi eld office telephone
number: 64.9-1137 Hopefully some
of the young people will call vou. Sure
it's a risk. but 1h1s t•ould m·ake vour
hearings more efTrct1H· It'~ a chance
but 11 JUSI might work
Once in a while you've got t0 get a
hunch and bet a bunch.
Jim Wood lfves in CoronJ de/ M•r.
TODAY IN HISTORY
By tlte Auoclated Press
Today is Sunda}. Sept 21 . the
264th day of 1986. Thcrr arr IO I da) s
left in the year.
Today's high light 1n h1Stor)"
On Sept. 21. 1897, the New York
Sun ran an ed1tonal that answered a
question from 8-year-old V1rgin1a
O'Hanlon: "Is thl'~ a Santa Claus""
Franm P. C~urch wrote· "Yes.
V1rgmt1r, ttrere. is a Santa C'laus. He
e:\tsts as certainly as love and gen-
erosity and dcvo11on cx1s1. and you
know that they abound and give to
your ltfc its highest beauty and JOy ...
On this date
In 1 7~2. the French Na11o nal
Convention voted 10 abolish thr monarchy.
tn 1866. Enahs~ :novclt~t H.CI
Wells wu born 1n Arnmlcy, Kcnt.
In 1931. Rntain went otT the gold standard.
In 1938. a scverc humcnnc ~trurk
pans of New York and New England.
causing widespread damage and
C'laim1na nl'<Hh 100 11,e\
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WATERFRONT. BOAT DOCK. PREMIERE LO·
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HUTIT&llH LICATltl SUl,100
Cradled in a lush sweep of green on tree-lined
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IL Y ROOM. POOL FOR OUTDOOR ENTERTAIN·
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cosmopolitan shopping centers Call today!!
646-7171 NP5
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FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN BANK OWNED
LINDA ISLE MANSION. Discovery awaits In this
GATE GUARDED COMMUNITY. For the
YACHTING ENTHUSIAST. a private boaJ d~k
., and deck, convenient to turning basin. master
suite and living areas have walls of glass PAI·
VATE POOL AND SPA. Call now. 646-7171. NP6
IT'S lll MHf ... HW... 1211,000
HARBOR VIEW-CARMEL MODEL. most luxur·
1ous of homes. outstanding community
amenities. POOL Quiet cul de cac. 3 bedrooms.
family room. FRENCH DOORS. oversized lot
PROMISES BEAUTIFULLY FU LFILL ED. Call
today. 646-7 171 NP?
HIAISSHCf IF lfWHRT 1211,000
Situated O!"l NEWPORT hillside overlooklng
HARBOR. ISLANDS. NIGHT LIGHTS. VER·
SAILLES PENTHOUSE, unprecedented in-
teriors designed for sophisticated tastes. Dra-
matic. flowing grounds. artistic plantings. stately
pool. Call 646-71 7 1 NPS
ClllFOllll ltlYIHl 1211,IOO
Cosmopolitan view of city reflecting rare style.
LI VE LIFE with a view AT THE TOP of NEWPORT
BAY and>"'PACIFIC OCEAN. DESIRABLE 3
bedroom. 2 bath, SWEDISH FIREPLACE. per -
sonal amenities are newer and ELEGANT Lush·
ly landscaped. FEE LAND Seller says Sell. Call
to see.. 646· 717 1 NP9
IUITIFIL UUI& llHMI
DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN,
OUTSTANDING -AMENITIES. A most unique
property. WALK TO THE BEACH. 3 car garage
eliminates parking hassles. Living room has
soaring cathedral ceilings. FRENCH DOORS.
LIBRARY. ·gourmet kitchen. spacious eating
area. master suite. luxurious dressing and bath
area, priyate spa. Call 646-7171 NP 10 -..
l Willi If UTUSll 1421,llO
TRY LEASE OPTION. VIEWS OF FASH ION
ISUUJU ANO BACK BAY. Living room and
formal dining with WALLS OF GLASS. Luxur-
ious master suite. elegant dressing area. family
room: den or party room downstairs Ideal for
teen fun or In-law quarters. SELLER
MOTIVATED. Call to see. Call 646-7171 NP 11
I•
SllSI If TI•lll 1111"'8
WELL THOUGHT OUT. WELL DESIGNED.
BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED. Minutes to
BEACH. Timeless design and amenities. 2 mas-
ter suites ideal for co-owner buyers. WARM
CLIMATE. COOL OCEAN BREEZES OF NEW·
PORT. pool. spa. privately gated. Call now
646-7171 NP1
JIST UITll-WCITIYE TIWllHI 1111, ...
Unique opportunity-Rare on market. More
space and luxury than you'd expect in a
townhome. Large living areas. Formal dining.
Breakfast nook_ 2 master suites. One with fire-
place and deck. 2''1 baths. Lovely pool and spa
area. Great location! Near 2 country clubs. Call
to see! 546-2313 HPS
Ylll llUll Clllf THI! 1214,IOG
Gorgeous Mesa Verde executive home.
Spacious 2 story. Numerous upgrades. Formal
dining. 4 large bedrooms. 21 ' baths. Bubbling
spa. RV access. New landscaping. Call for an
appointment to see. 546-2313. HP6
Tiii ... 11 snclll 211,HO
A real showplace! Designer custom ceramic tile
flooring vaulted ceilings. sunny skylights.
spacious and gracious. 4 big bedrooms. 3 baths.
Lovely landscaping 3 car garage. Call
546-2313. HP?
A FILL lllWI H•l 1214,IOO
FINALLY ... A comfortable tam11y home. BIG
ENOUGH TO LIVE IN. Benefit from country
feeling. price you can hve with Large master
suite otters luxury and detail. dining and living
area otter perfect hospitality arrangement. Call -
now!! 646-7171 NP 12
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City ranch encompasses trad itional family 3
bedroom home. spacious kitchen. large
backyard. swimming pool. picturesque setting
Minutes from Ocean HURRY ON THIS ONE'!
646-7171 NP1 3
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Property caters to needs of the FIAST TIME
BUYER!' Convenient to PACIFIC OCEAN. within
easy reach of business and shopping. 2
bedrooms. 1 bath. community pool. spa, rec-
reation areas. BETTER THAN RENTING!!!
646-7171 NP14
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Come see this one' Dream kitchen amenities
galore. Family room. formal dining, den. large
master suite with spa-bath 3 bedrooms. 2'h
baths. Call to see. 546-23 13 HP 1
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Not a Misprint! Bargain pnce 50x 125 lot close to
the heart ol commercial and business area of
Santa AlTir."Call for morerS4lFZ3l3THP"2
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Shows like a modell Great 2 bedroom condo
Excellent complex Great opportunity for first
time buyer or investor Call ' today! 546-2313
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THE CA'UFORNIA PROM ISE ... Outstandtng
community, charming 2 bedroom. easy to live 1n.
spacious living room. soaring ceilings, SKY.
LIGHTS. den. k itchen for quick bites. minutes to
FASHION ISLAND AND NEWPORT CENTER.
Call today. 646-7171 NP2
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PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY Lots of potential. 3
bedrooms. hardwood floors family room. fire-
place. large lot, tree lined street. PAINT AND
SAVE. Outstanding value NEWPORT BEACH
SCHOOLS. This won't last Call 646-7171 NP3
2 .. fl II Ill LIT 1111,100
CLEAN, CLEAN. CLEAN! Very well maintained
Both homes extensively ugraded Each with 2
bedrooms separate garages excellent income or
family property Call tor more into 546-23 13
HP12
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Upgraded kitchen flows into a dining area that's
an entertainers delight Huge living room. tour
big bedrooms and a den Large master suite
Beautiful patio overlooking sparkling pool and
spa. Fresh paint outside "ices the cake .. Call to
see. 546-2313 HP13
STUTll .. ( $1 11,100
Just listed. Expanded home Large living room
Formal dining 3 bedrooms Large lot RV ac-
cess Call today 546-2313 HP 14
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Excellent opportunity• Great family home Tile
work upgrade in kitchen and bathrooms 3
bedooms. Large lot Call now' 546-2313 HP i 5
SPHILlll SllWPUCE 1211,IOO
Lovely top to Bot1om1 Fresh paint and a bubbl-
ing entry way fountain welcome you 1n Lovely
ltving and famly rooms extra large bonus room
with wet bar lormal dining lour fireplaces' Lush
master suite with sitting room. fireplace and
whirlpool tub numerous quality features and
upgrades Call to see 546-23 13 HPS
WTSllf fUCITIYE ltH,000
This home 1s truly a treat' Well appointed with
numerous custom features and upgrades 2
story 3 bedroom 2· ~ baths Large private rear
yard with spark ling pool Call to see 546-231 3
HP9
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GQrgeous executive family home Gracious and
spacious throughout Dramatic hidden two story
home Formal dining Gourmet kitchen Huge
living areas. Mother in law quarters 5
bedrooms, 3 baths 3 car garage Call for an
exclusive showing 546-23 13 HP 10
llUT Pltof-UUT llUl $144,100
Popular floor plan in desirable area of Mesa
Verde Excellent opportunity to step into a g reat
community 3 large bedrooms i 1 • batns Call
today 546-2313 HP 11
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Bargain pnce1 Very prrv ate and plush end unit
townhome. Vaulted ceilings Cozy ftreplace
trench doors and windows dining room leads to
enclosed pa1 10 Master suite w1th sitting •oom
Alcove. 2 bedrooms. 2' t baths A real mus1 see
546-2313 HP4
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Home, 3Ba • pWdr room.
elevalor. MC system.
pief & slip for lrg boal
Below appraisal to Miiie •st••• $875.0001
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kitchen w/utlng area & 2... .. ... f PC"' [ T T down wet bars • more 1 11 home In Ideal 10-$239 500 John Gooding 3Br ... · 1 .,_ rom " C"} ! J A value al am 'I Bkr 12131597•1102 · S285K By ownr &54· 1529 Musi see , ,._11 ca11on. great patio. poot _ _ _ ----$2419 995 wllerms vu en1er1ainmen1 area .. ___________ ;;;;.-.-.-..-•IAYJlllT ... * _____ .:_ Patrick Tenore 631-t266 IHllh•HWt~tfer
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pool with diving board, ~ater allde and opt Ownr/Agt 760-8069 $4189,000 720-0683 home. S850.000. -·--•• -
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addll1ona1 energellc as·
11stan1. Mon-Sat. 9-5
Uc:e('lse and some ex-penence a MUST Salary
and/or commission Send resume to
IEST llY II JISlllE CllEEI
1321;000
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Ad i: 941. Dally P1IOI
P 0 Box 1560
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 ·
Located on w ide, tush greenbelt
with a view of the ocean from your
patio. 2 bdrms, and den. This must
be sold now! See It today.
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... ._, 1-1 759-1721 213/947-2212 fig ts 4 ,. o Ice/ r. . -lal'ldscaped brog 1 upgrades, pool, club family room. 2''lba com-W Liii IULn cherry decor Excellent house. walk to every-Cell lnlWS llLL . mun11y pool $520.000 lll-IH4 terms Only $152.900 thong s 120.000 ABB I JO-ANN DORAN CllT• ... _.....,, By app1. only 644·5273 _ OPEN SAT 1SuN 1 1-3 Ul-lHI _, .. r_ Ctstl Mtll 1024 1852 IOWA ST 780-5000 6BR, 4'/rBA. separate for· HRBR VU HILLS lee land Sherry Coshow
or mal dining room, 2 wet S445.000 •BR • FR. 2'~BA •EISlll IY IWHI * 631-2242
759-06 ..ig bars. study game room. Pool. J&C. sec sys, on c:ul-3Br 2Ba, xtra tg lam rm, lg
1 pooltspa. ocean view de-sac Ownr 640-6094 laundry rm. s1or · area.
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through cla~sif!ed
lat•" ...... '"""" WM~ of Newport Beach $795.000 759-1867 layourbu~movlngloa cul-de-sac. alley access.
Ooyourbuy•nganoae1tmgat newlocatlon?Announcethe I $229.500 Open Hse 12·5
Ille classihed marllet move In ci•lllfled. 472 Abbie Way 645·4539
New single family riomes 1n Costa Mesa w/privale
fncd yrds Tile roofs. Oflk
cab•ne•s & much more' Call !Odey Agl 548-1329
HOMES FOR SALE
84,85.86 Rocky Pt. Spyglass
644-6200 $2.700.000 Sat/Sun 8-"a
1 BEDROOM
* * 1323 Bayside Dr. Mai Kai
644-6200 $449.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
209 Iris, COM
644-6200 $439.000 Sat/Sun 2-5
2 BEDROOM
3 Aries Ct Newport Crest
'§.44-6200 $164 500 Sal/Sun 1-5
238 Flower Street. Easts1de Costa Mesa
631-8011 $164.000 Sal/Sun 12 30-4 30
326 Orchid Corona Del Mar
720-0455 $269,000 Sunday 12-5
1506 Park Ave. Balboa Island
997-2410 $325.000 Sun 1-4
222 Rochester. Easts1de Costa Mesa
646-7171 $169,900 Sal/Sun 1-5 * 1100 Rutland rd. Westcllff
644-6200 $139.500 Sunday 1-5 * 1741 Tustin Ave 3·B. Costa Mesa
645-7555 $120.000 Sun 1-4 30
•26882 Via Logreno. Mission V1e10
546-2313 $120.000 Sunday 1-5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
305 Cedar Newport Beach
722-9730 $179 950 Sat Sun 1-5 * • 12 Chatham Ct Belcourt
644-6200 $585 000 Sunday 1-5
••633 Lido Park !'E31L1do ISlf>I NB
759-6700 $625.000inc lurn Sal/Sun 12-4 ••V7 Ocean Vista. Sea Island NB
760-8333 $399.000 Sunday 1-5
1754 Santa Ana Ave Eas1s1de Costa Mesa
646-7 17 1 $168000 Sunday 1-5
3 BEDROOM
19801 Bushard. Hunttngton Beach
546-23 13 $142,950 Sunday 1-4
4500 Cortland. Cameo Hinds
644-6200 $365,000 Sat/Sun 2·5
4 14 Dahlia, Old COM
675-6000 $355.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 1014 E Balboa Blvd Peninsula
644-6200 $895.000 Sunday 1-5
1---">-'+-1-Heltotrope Corona del Mer
673-5354 $349 500 Sunday 1-5
1852 Iowa Street Mesa Verde CM
631-2242 $1 52900 Sat1Sun 11-3
3022 K1llybrooke -Costa Mesa
751-3539 S 152 000 Sun 1-5
3335 Ocean Blvd COM
644-6200 $1 295 000 Sat Sun 1-5
2659 Vista Ornada Bluffs
675-6000 $240 000 Sunday 1-5
TOP OF THE WORLD
T hat's the VIEW from this manor
high on a hill in Harbor Ridge!
5Bdrm, 7 B ath, family rm. library.
Eno rmous master suite w /sauna.
Pool/spa. Will trade. $1,750,000.
Agt, Jeri Hunt
GALL 140-Clll
Newpert Beaell Bayfreat
Thia ha1 to be one of the finest water·
fron't hornet avallable. Large dock wlll
handle large boat 80 ft . and 2 smaller
onea. 5 bdrm, 4'h bath. French doors
and windows. Brick deck and courtyard.
Tr•d• for smaller home or Industrial
bulldlng.
11, 111,000
lllCY WIMIO REALTOR
714 844-Ull
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3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
* •v 11 Cherbrough. N.8 .
673· 7771 $669.000 Sun 1-5
402 39th St . Newport Beach
650-3335 $349.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
472 Abbie Way (Easts1de) Costa Mesa
645-4539 $229,500 Sat./Sun. 12-5 * 204 Albert, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $228.000 Sunday 1-5
• 17 Carmel Bay Or. COM
759-9100 $525.000 Sunday 1-5 * 511 Ch ff Dr. Cliffhaven, Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $322.500 Sunday 1-5
1309 Dolphin Terrace.Irvine Terrace
631-7300 $850.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1736 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores NB
631-7300 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1730 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. NB
631· 7300 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•287 Harbor View Dr (Harbor View Hills) NB
644-9060 $529.500 Sunday 1-5 * • 1207 Highland Dr. Westcl1ff Custom
631-7300 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v 16 Jetty Onve. Jasmine Creek. CdM
759-1626 $.339.900 Sunday 1-5
730 Malabar. Irvine Terrace. CdM
75~-1877 $265,000 Sunday 1-5
724 Malabar (Irvine Terrace) CDM
644-9060 $299.900 Sunday 1-5
2 t8 Marguerite. Olde COM
675-6000 $419,000 Sunday 1-5
21 49 Miramar. Peninsula
644-6200 $475,000 Sunday 1-5 * * 308 Morning Star In Dover Shores
631-7300 $775.000 Sunday 1-5
45 Northampton (Belcourt) Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $560.000 Sunday 12-4
1301 Not1ingham Rd Westchff
631 -7300 $295.000 Sun 1-5
32 Ocean Vista. Sea Island
644-6200 $499 500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 12 Onda (Bluffs) Newport Beach
644-6200 S259,000 Sat/Sun 2-4
1519 Santanell Terrace. Irvine Terrace
631-7300 $415.000 Sun 1-5
933 Sonora Road. Mesa Del Mar
631-7300 $159.900 Sunday 1-5 * 1228 Sussex Ln Westchfl
631-7300 $279.900 Sun 1-5 * 1308 Sussex. Newport Beach
759-9 100 $305.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1308 Sussex. N B
759-9100 $305.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
1807 Tahuna Terr. Irvine Terr
644-6200 $485.000 Sat t Sun 1-5 * •207 Tustin Ave (Newport Heights) NB
673-7771 $359.500 Sundayl-5 * •736 Via lido Nord. Lido Isle. NB
642-5200 $1 625.000 Sunday 1-5
464 Vista Trucha. Bluffs. N B
759~9100 $27~.~oo Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 1432 w Bay! Newport Beach 64~7 171 $995.000 _.... Sunday 1-5
4 BEDROOM
4 7 Balboa Coves. Balboa Coves
650-5097 S499 500 Sat Sun 1-5
1 108 E Balboa Blvd Peninsula
675-6000 $1 100 000 Sunday 1-5
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•2001 Kewamee. COM
675-6000 $375,000 Sunday 1-5
2017 Paloma Dr. CM
548-9610 $320.000 Sunday 1-5
* * * 1018 Polaris. Dover Shores. Nwpt Bch
760-8333 $795.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•321 Poppy, Olde COM
760-1096 $595.000 Sunday 1-5
941 Serra Way. Costa Mesa
546-3329 $154,000 Sat 2-6 Sun 2-5
4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
* * 606 Harbor Island Drive. Newport Beach
759-9100 $1 ,075.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 4501 Anita In, Baycrest
642-6200 $285,000 Sunday 1-4 * 2005 Baleric (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
631-1266 $229.900 Sunday 1-4
v 2 Barrenger Court. Belcourt. N.B. •
759-0469 $895,000 Sat 1-5. Sun 2·5
v * •5 Belcourt Dr. South. Belcourt, N.8
759-0469 $865.000 Sat 1-5. Sun 2-5 * 50 Braeburn. Big Canyon
644-6200 $639,000 Sunday 1-5 * 11 Carmel-Bay (Spyglass) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $589.000 Sunday 1-5 * •6 Chadbourne. Belcourt
644-6200 $899.000 Sunday 1-4
•32 Columbus. Northwood, Irvine
640-0020 $260.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1108 Dolphin Terrace. Irvine Terrace
675-6000 $449.500 Sunday 1-5 * 1342 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores
631 -7300 $725.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1800 Glenwood (Baycresl) Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $395.000 Sunday 1·5
2 133 Indian Springs (Back Bay) NB
646-717 1 $425.000 Sunday 1-5
335 Piazza Udo (lido Isle) Nwpt Sch
673-7300 $555.500 Sunday 2·5
250 Poppy (Ocean View) Olde CdM
759-9070 $399.000 Sat/Sun 12·5
1601 Port Abbey (Harbor View Hms) NB
759-9 100 $343.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1806 Port Stanhope (Harbor View Hmes) NB
759-6700 $349 950 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 14 Rue Grand Ducal. Big Canyon
644-6200 $865.000 Sunday 1-5 * 1806 Sandlewood (8aycrest) Nwpt Sch
759-6700 $299.000 Sat 11-5 Sun 1-5
1521 Seacrest. Newport Beach
759-4830 $516.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 20 15 Seadrift. Newport Beach
759-4830 $376,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 708 St James Place. Cltflhaven, NB
646-4394 $359.000 Sunday 1-5
• 1~19 Suva Ctr. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $264.900 Sat/Sun 2-5
1834 Tradewinds Ln. Baycrest. N.8
631 ·7300 $299.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 •--= -1 Tw1A L-ak-e Cir-{Spyglass) NB
673-7771 $595.000 Open Sunday 1-4 * * 319 Via Lido Soud (Udo Isle) NB
673-7771 $3.000.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 * •.661 Via Lido Soud (lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $1.550.000 Sunday 1-4
2216 Waterfront. COM
759-9100 $450.000 Sunday 1-5 * * 1436 w Bay. Newport Beach
673-9060 $875.000 Sunday 1-5
BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAlfED Dlf LEX
8 YEARS fEW
Buoll and occupted by p1esent owner front 1s .t 2 slory
nom~ • larie balcony off miste1 bd1m features wal~
m clostt lot~ ot stor111e. Corian counttts' ShO•t•s Rear
~mt above 1ar~t is a spacious I bdrm, I filth t
balcony l r1 2 car car + 2 ur encl carporl
ASKING $315,000
JACOBS REAL TY, INC
675-6670
MAGNIFICENT TIP OF LIDO ISLE Situated at the very tip of Lido
isle. !his property has a panoramic
,--------------------~ view of the hve ma1or islands of
Newport Harbor and Bay Islands
The site overloo~s the confluence of
the Harbor's si x maior channels.
making this a premier location 1n
Newport Beach This IS one ol the
few bay1ront properties 01te11ng pic-
ture-perfect sunrises over Newpo11
Harbo< and exclusive Ne"WPO't
Center
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CAUSTIN & ASSOCIATIS . .. ~,, . ' . ~· ' "'
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The 101 size of the property is SO
tee1 ol bay frontage w11h a t44.-loot
depth and will accommodate a new
resi~enl of app<oiumatety 9 000
square feet approximately de
Signed The e1ust1ng 40-year old
hOmfl :S ver:y liveable
The property's Oock will accom·
rn00a1e a large yact11 plus roon" to
side tit! smaller vessels Pnce uJJon
request
* 1907 Windward Ln. Baycrest. N.8
631-7300 $295,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
* •6 Winged Foot (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch
759-4830 $599.000 Sunday 1-5
, 5 BEDROOM
963 Lansing Lane. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $155.900 · Sat/Sun 1-4
2124 Seville Ave. Peninsula Point. Balboa
841-5177 $425.000 Sun 1-5
720 Via Lido Soud (lid<fistel Nwpt Bch •
673-7300 $795.000 Saturday 1-4
5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
* 1524 Antigua Way. Dover Shores
631-7300 $739.500 Sun 1·5
2233 Araha (Eastbluff) Nwpt Sch
644-9060 $290,000 Fee Sun 1-5
v20 Canyon-Fairway (Fairway 1) Btg Cyn
644-9060 $1 ,450.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
• v * * 27671 Chapala. Mission V1e10
675-2614 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 12 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) Nwpt Bch
760-5000 $539.000 Sunday 1-5
1518 Galaxy .Otilte, Dover Stlores
631-7300 $657,000 Sunday 1-5
1215 Goldenrod (Hrbr View Hills) CdM
644-5273 $520,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
1532 Miramar (Balboa Peninsula) NB
646-7171 $399,000 Sunday 1-5
• 11 Monaco. Harbor Ridge
642-6200 $675.000 Sunday 1-5
* •401 North Star Lane (Dover Shores) NB
6,73-5354 $795.000 Sunday 1-5
118 Ruby Balboa Island
644-9060 a$499,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •3452 Santa Clara, Ets1de Costa Mesa
631-1266 $184.900 Sat/Sun 1-4 * 1332 Santiago (Dover Shores) Nwpt Sch
646-7 171 $339.500 Sunday 1-5
320 Seaward. IShorecltffs) CdM
720-0683 $489.000 Sat/Sun
6 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
* •3Cambna. Corona del Mar
759-1867 $795.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
23 Lochmoor. 81g Canyon
644-6200 $890.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*v2 Winged Foot (Big Canyon) NB
760-0606 $935.000 Sat /Sun 1-5
CONDOS
TOWNHOMES
FOR SALE
I
1 BEDROOM
* • v 200 McNeil PH:: 1 (Studio) Nwpt Bch
673-7300 $73.000 Sunday 1-4
••mmrr •mlmEITIRI
• Tm WITH • IWPT ICll Located at the entrance of HARBOR ISLAND
ON NEWPORT BAY + CHANNELi PanOf'amlc
vlewa of Bay + Channel. 100 ft. frontage on
Newport Bay w1th 176 ft. on Channel of
Newport Bay. May accomodate 100' ++
yacht! 20,000 1q. ft. + lot with park-Ilk•
ground•l ........................
PATml IBllH 19-1711
•1-1111
BELCOURT • POOL
5 Belcourt Dr. South
Come see this 1 year new Mano r 2 In
Belcourt Huge 38' long pool & spa.
Sharp, sharp. sharp. Very emotional.
Owner moved -must sett.
$860,000
759-0489 Owner I Agent
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2 BEDROOM
950 Cagney Ln. = 107 (Villa Balboa) NB
631-0519 $1 75 ,000 Sun 1-5 * • v200 McNeil :: 101 (Versailles) NB
673· 7300 $119,000 Sunday 1·4 * e v200 McNeil r. 102 (Versailles) NB
673-7300 $124.900 Sunday 1-4 * • v 200 McNeil PH= 1 t Versailles) NB
673-7300 $ 119 500 Sunday 1-4 * •V240 Nice :: 106. Villa Balboa. NB
673-8494 $1 55 000 Open Sunday 1-4 * • v 100 Scholz Plaza !' 214 (Versailles) NB
673-7300 $199,000 Sunday 1-4
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
3 11 Dahlla. Corona Del Mar
673-8494 $239 500 Sunday 1-5 * • v22 Ocean Vista (Sea Island) NB
640-1812 $477.500 Sat/Sun 12·5
431 Westminster Ave, Nwpt ttgts. NB
631 5661 $195.oeo Sunday 12-5
3 BEDROOM,
* • ::!7 Gretel Court (Newport Crest) NB
673· 7300 $189.000 Sunday 1-4
3 BR plus FAM ~M OF DEN
2420 Vista Nobleza. The Bluffs
63 1 7300 $289 000 Sunday 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 BR plus 2 BR
62 1 Acacia Corona Del Mar
759 -1877 Sunday t-5
CONDOS
TOWN HOMES
FOR RENT
* • :: 7 Sea Island !3B R 2' 1BAI Big Cnyn. NB
631 1266 51850 mo Sat/Sun 1-5
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
:?658 V1c;1a df't Oro Blulfs Newport Beach
675·8066 ~ t')OO Sunday 1-4
•Spa
•Pnol * •WatPrlront • * * Wdterfro111 & Pool
•"' (J1Vt> .1(1<1ress at guard gate
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HARBOR HILL I
DRIVE BY -25 HILLSBOROUGH
Fabulous huge ocean view vacant lot
in private gated Harbor Hill Lot
measures approx as· w ide x 123 '
deep • It's huge' Proposed prell~inary plans for 5 ,600 sq.ft.
M ed1teranean home included in
urchase price of $335.000 cash firm.
wner -Agent 759-048
BELCOURT -NEW!
2 BARRENGER COURT
Looking for a brand new home? This
home is ,a Gallery 3 custom. • .2•5 sq.ft. 4
bdrm. 3 ' baths Very wetl bullt including
granite. marble & morel A must see
Come by today' ·
OPEN HOUSE SAT 1-5, SUN 2-5
$895,000
759-0489 Own• I Agent
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dow hlOflly UPQfacs.d dee: 2BR 18A. fC)f dlO, I.._ •-uL IMI
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In front of thl1 4 yr new 4 ------JBR 3BA, 3 llrepllCft
bdrm, 3 ba, 2 story home Pltol IUllll Haat. ltlCll IMe $445,000 Carol Tatum.
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pool, spa, security comm. An111ou1 Miier 4Br 381 3
sunny Io c 3 % d n lttlHH T 1 ltll ltwll lrva·a· e l 04 car gar on larger tot $68.000. 722·9996 Mesa Verde executive 4 Shows like a model S399K
UITllll IAllAll M me 4 spacious bdrms. DOVER RE 759-5080
Charming older home on 2 • baths. family rm over-11000'1 la4er larltt IUCI lltlll
Eastslde w1101s o f took1ngpoo1 NOW ONLV Owner transfered Pres· $179950 2Br • den &
character Wood deck-$229,900 2005 81ter1C 1191ous Irvine toe C•th study 2 car garage Va·
ing, gazebo. lrg lot. de· OPEN SUN 1·4 Can ce1(s wt wlndow w all, cant & in move-in con·
lltehed 3 car garage lilt I lt111 Wt~tttr many upgrades S 136.900 d1t1on Price met land
Complete remodel A II 1-UH Maggie Cunmngnam. DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730
• 1l' l.. OPEN SAT 1·5. SUN 2·5
t l BARAEHGEA COVAT T1110 bloele• from ~n Brand new Gallery ~ cu1-
Two 1 eedt~ ~ tOt'I uPQted«t 10 the
C>tumb1ng new water ma~imutn Stop by'
heate<s.1 vault«' celllngs, $895 ooo
washer J dryer included 759·0489 ~/agent Or••• vatue• Assumable
loen
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Call PATAtCt< TENORE
631-1266 or 160-8702
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bd1tn 2·~ ba, ate wl poot
spa • 1enn11 Sl850tmo
c an sue1ag1 631-12ae
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6Bdrm • m11cf1 room 8
bath•. large party room
with kitchen & bath, lam
1ly room with 20' bar
Indoor )outdoor pool
REOUCED TO $935 000
OPEN'SAT & SUN 1·5
2 WINGED FOOT LANE
Or call IOI" apt to Sff
Owner/Broker 760·0606
•NEWPORT HEIGHTS•
Brano New Townnome TU•-1500 · sq It 3Br 2' •Ba * av Q'.;~~·* Choice ol carpet and uP· grades $t79,900
Prestigious e"ec 2 sty 4bd --vE• • E lll IOIO · den furn home Prime .._ " "' • •
res1e1en11a1 area t>etore CHfflla"I hll lent 1987 ta~ changes Now teas ed s-2 5oo· m o Charming cozy warma!'CI
Latgell model C' Plan 2 !I I Ji, Wintet I Yriy VtEWt 111r111aa1e, 28'. M3 COURSI!. 3t>r, z~ .
38' • 2'_..8e wtlh ;.rege Pen1n1ute Aentett avt A r b o r . S I 100 I mo tam1ty mt _. ea.. 2 C¥
S 124 900 IA Steel•) Bkr. Villa Rental• 875-49 12 9e1·ll013 9 e r , corn e r 10 r.
Ron Ort te3·9377 BEACH HOUSE NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1ttee I 1 3 0 0 1 m o~ ~ e c
N11tpt Hghtt erea 2 sty 3lJA PENINSULA 2BR 1BA hOuM Yard 722·9127 ...... owner
2BA t>Onusrm 2 car gat YHrly Totett y furn gar $850/mo • d4IP 1ne1 Rent/own Nprt bell tirn
Lovely Tudor UPQradet S 12001rno 873·9384 gdnr 1131·5103 11yte aDOde sauna poo1
S 199.SOO 54&-W4 D OLL H OU S e ltiT ITIP Liii•! S100 hurry 539-6191
IOlAlfmT --.u beyview completely n-Jbdrm 2ba abode S725 A.gt fM
Buy befOfe ae t .. reform Cullom k1I, leundry arN, ,.,, k•d• upgrad9<1 decor ~ve tor t0-1 $485 flat
West oc.anfront duple• S9501yrty 963-5353 01 bechetor beach pad
wllwo 3BR unill & 4 car Fabulovs Bay v~ PM * Hl-t 111 * equ1p1 k1tch 539-6191
P k n g For 1111 at bch quaint 28r 18a Opl11, Sparkllng 2·•1ry 3bf 2ba 2 Agt 1"
$5 75.000 and ready tor gar close 10 Ferry S 1400 i" trptc 1pa kid• pet Spect1C4Alar Back Bay
new financing I 11 d "7"' .. 57 995 539 • 9 I Jell Bnery Realtor yr y u 11 p . " .,.,,, 1 • ., I 1 A.gt ee vtew 38r 21;,ea. frple, 2
Ole 645·7115 or 722·6~ Ftaataia tarrace1, S1900trno • utOs 673-2944 ICIAI YllW ICUIFlllT .... Valltt 2134
Breathtaking view of ~ay 3BR houM on the aaftd f V ifn'if fncd 3br hM Up,.r Unit Ovpi.x lrQ. 38r
and ocean from every Beaut tu tn. lan11111c 1''•Ba, w/frple, 9ar CloM -;1ew S2500i mo annual $750 k1d1 line mull rent 10 beach and 1h()t)1 room Wet ba~. country fast 539·6 191 Agt fM St200tmo ca11 e..e."1•" kitchen lormal d1n1ng Avail Oct 15 "' .....,
trptc 2 car attached gar LIN lULn 8111. ltacla 2140 WALi< TO BEACH
open beam ceilings • a IU·UOO *••yi--* Superior/Hosp ltal Rd
whole IOI more• Thtl --· 2~ • OEN 28A "Sea·
bright anel suriny end unit ---------3Br 281 lrplc gar~e wind Condo Waah-"' on t ta it at only OCEANFRONT WINTER hutryl Only $825 Fee flt /Dryer Clswstlr. patio.
S21 5 000 Call 1oday Furn 2BR tBA gar ~tis TILHllT lll·IUO trp1c double garage
Karen 8eck1ngnam paid Adults No pell BROt<HURST !GARFIELD poouspa $979 ~ S 1179
63I·1266 Of 548·7262 S800 675· 1632 sec dep 863-0697 or 2BR tBA nouM w11n large 863 1500 Agt. No Fee I •~i~'\· Oceanfront Winter Rental, yaro Double gd11ge with _ (.' J -2 s1ry nm Prime 1oc-38r [!oat11ra1ter eccen ,to WALK r6 BEACH-Tennis _;1! ___ 1 2Ba 2 car gar Fully turn bacti. ya1C1 T Child 1 pet & POOi 3Br 281. 2 S1ory
WID No pets 835 5445 ok $875 S500 sec dep n0use nu carpets drapes Reloc1 11e1 ElleCut 1 ... e • 863 0697 or 863 1500 Sl6001mo yrly 642·49 17
must to see c an Karen f\ealtor 786-5776
. m~~i~am 63 1-12~6 or .,. CllEHftL All CIZY
S365 ooo Fee Furnished wondeJlult This 4 bdrm 2 •UYFIHT CllH• 644•18 l8 or 722•6577 bath newly remO<leled
Boat slip avl Pool Sec ---------home. lull ol trench ooors
•;:w.t)-lll)macutate cond1t1on 3
bldg 2Pr 2Ba, fabulous arid crown molding •~
view WhftlChair acce56 •Br 38 lamily rm New truly ,P family s dream
5eelo.5 JBdrm de•ach&o Corou •el ••r 2122 Ag1 No Ft-e
tl(ln1e 111 ltwpt Ben unoer 2B"' WeS1cl11f • tr.vine Ave
Haat'.J lfMlf · 2U2 3BR 28A w10 tr~ 01~. !.r lOK No Bi.rs'964 0487 .., BA. ~pec11cular ocean ~1ew trptc 2 car •• aw pa~.... -vl>O•m 2 bath townhome Wilt conSlder trade m NB ocean view 106 27th St Localed on a Quiet cul·
P11cee1 right' 675-8444 p,. c. e s 18 5 h e 0 10 de·sac 1n one or Newpor 1 :n:r FRO alarm sys Gar Cir opnr
o ___ 1 "• "" w11n lovety garden and
ts n•c•udeel w1th1s 4 bdrm i;11vate patio localed near E'SIDE! Reduced for quick
sale• 3bel 2ba • tarn rm
w t11m1que oar p oo• s 199.000
homt> w1co1y lrptc & irg schools and shopping
B~ach's most desirable *BEAUTIFUL 3BR 2BA. s:ns ooo f8 l8)355-t673 aredS Pertee! s11eo yard
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HASTICULY REDUCED
2:> OCf AN VISTA OPEN
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$153Stmo 760-8382
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2BR 'l BA "' 23 ooc~ 1se only 640· 1396
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ms1r BR Located on GJeallaa:uty ru:une• Own-
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aqe big k•IC~ & hv1ng • llAlHJI IUHI • a rreP 1m"o rnn urt> mut •lOVEL Y AlU * $1500 l'd'>l' 1346-809 t WNTR LSE FURNISHED
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£4:0 4150 S287 500 Jb(l Joa ovt>r 3000 sq II (.c111 Tony Shdw lf"A.,., ""' fH-•·tu1 •a!itt-1u
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$47~':100 640 1812
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c.·~te au bltins only 5900
ullls incl Fee
QctlltAI 30f I\~ $160() .
Irvine 2144 Oc.n1rnt 3br2oaup $11 50 fui!h l E AOCI<: 2Bi!I 2BA Ben area 3b1twnnm S1300 E~ec T'.l11Vr>tiome view Ocnfrnt 4br nm S2500 lr~lc. .i c. $ 1600 p m Bytrnr beaut 6br hm $4500 lmmac. 4Br I' .ea quiet
street $ 154 000 Xlnt
cond 94 t Serra W ay
546-3329 or 545·5408
S t6"i 900 Call 7S9 4830 (.dll Tony Snaw
GRE AT WESTERN REAL
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OPEN SAT 1 5/SUN 2·5
5 BELCOURT OR SOUTH
t Yr new Manor 2 with 38
poo1 spa Sharp clean
VilC:..t nl $8 6 0 000
Owner i egent 759-0469
sarHEBY'S
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759-6700
I N VITES YO U TO AN EXCLUSIVE VIEW
107 MILFORD DRIVE
CORONA DEL MAR
A VACANT OCE~NFRONT LOT IN CAMEO S HORES
OPEN SUNDAY ONLY 1-5
•
A SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REAL TY AGENT
WILL HE ON S ITE TO AS 'IST
·OFFERED AT $1,900,000 Fee
Grubber Ellis
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FRHT HW IUT $1,410,000 IAYFlHT LOT 1100,000
Greatest show on earth Som(' of the One of the last~ 50' waterfront w ith
worlds finest yachts cruise past yo ur pri vi lege for pier & slip to ac-
patio. What a place for a boat p<iradt· t'Omodate 55' boat. Martha Macnab
party. A full view of the Pirate Cav('s SHU AIA ClllllY CLll 122~,000
of Big Corona Beach Just ste ps from Lo('ated on the 8th fairway. Darling 2
the wedge. A lovely home propt·rly story. 3BR. 3BA. formal dining ancl --Oesigned-and.-eq~.upped foi:..cnt.ectam-family rQQJJlS. Two f1rfplaces Call
ment. A great family homC' with 4BR. Ma rtha Macnab
3 ~BA. Call Hobie Denny TIE HIE IF PHFECTlll 12,110,000
m•IT llHU Still On the golf course m Big C.a nyon
UU&.LllY 1111" llH,000 Tall massive double arched entrance
First time on the market Rare Plan leads to a b~eathtaking circular !;taar-
1. Four BR. 3 11'l BA. FR. forma l din-way and pn~less chandelier Fre nch
ing room and living room with C.a-doors and w.mdo.ws o f sohd oak show
lhedral beam Cf>tlings. Thr{'(' car gar-the perfecu~n m custom construc-
age. SkyhghL<;, French doors. and lion Dr~at1c large hvmg room and
plantation shutters throughout. Pool formal dining room. spacious family
and spa. built in bar-be-que and cov-room. Kitchen 1s complet~ with oak
ered patio. Air cond & alarm systc>m. cabinets and custom detail through-
Donna Godshall out Five bedrooms or 3BR And his or
IUOI TIWIHll llPLU UH,000 hN study. 88:"-. Wo~dcrful pool a_nd
Newer sid e by side units architec double charming patios for entt.•rtatn·
turally designed for privacy with 111g Air cond1t1uncci Bcv<•rly
private patios and dN·ks Li ving Morphy and Barbara Aune
areas havC' soaring cathNlral ceilmgs S~ECTACIUl SPYIUS~ llH,000
Front unit 1s 3BR, 2BA Back umt 1s Single story 4BR. 2BA Capehorn
2BR + bonus room. Very special and modt'l with. court-yard JXX>l and spa
a rare opportunity Linda Oeth and extensive wood df'Ckmg . This nnR FLHl PUI 1321,000 beautif~lly ma~~tained rPS1denre fea-
This Eastbluff 3BR C-plcm built by tures air conditioning, St.~unty ~ys
Lusk is in lovely condition dnd has an ll'm, extra . storag~ ..... track lighting.
expanded bedroom wh1~ h can be a wood f~ooring. marble and buu·her
great second master suit<' toL'> to block k1tt·hen counters, formal living
· on this easy l'arC' property and dining rooms plus famil y room ~{,>Y w d and ocean. bay & city night light
.. ~:;.ILi 0.1.1 . 1241,000 f'jin ~~Sandie Fix
Three years new and wonderful~ lllllFIOEIT YllTAS lll0,000
Front unit on charming street four This smashing contemporary res1-
bJocks lO beach. Two ~asters :. one dence with soaring ceilings. sky-
w ith spa type tub. High ce1hngs, lights. wood floors features 4BR.
French doors and window~. 2 car 4BA, custom kitchen with every
garage. Large used brick patio. A real amenity Large project room plus
winner! Micki Cooper separate "VOrkshop. Private inner
.. LllTIH 1411,000 courtyard with spa. Marvelous decks
View of the ocean. back bay and city for viewing the ever changing bay
lights from this 3BR. :\ v, BA home. and ocean activity Ann PetPrs
Open and spacious floor plan on a OISTll
private cul-de-sac strC'<'t Mast.er OlmlPHAAY IAYFHIT 11,111,000
bedroom has it." own deck. walk-in One of the finest resldenc<'S a~allable
closet, mirrored bath and cathedral an New~rt Beach. Over 130 on the
ceilings. French doors, la rge custom bay Light . and spacious rooms
bar hardwood floors are JUSl a few of a bound in th1s home Six bedrooms.
the' many amenrnes Crtll Gavlc.· 5 1'2.BA. pool. spa. pier and shp for Amato . · vour pleasure. Brochure upon re-
M.flllllll IOUIHHT 12, llO,OOO quest Call Ann Peter-:
Trul " f k d " A Ill CUYll-y a one o .~ '" property FlllWAY LIUTIH 1111,000
three level homf' each w ith 1ts own Four bedroom 4BA famJly room
distinct theme and dl'\'Or Includes bilhnrd room. plus a 2BR guest su1tl.'
4BR. 3 'A BA, formal hv1ng with din-A private pool enhances this pr~ugc
lng, spectacular view Da nny Bibb or prof)f'rty Owner ts. very motivated
Martha Macnab Donnv B1bblStephame Grodv
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S µe ctacular c ity TELHHT ll&·IHO light min view security
svstem formal din Ptes·
tigeous ga1ecl commun1-;. 1
ty Paid $725 000 SACRI·
FtCE 5670 000 will trade
OwnPr very an11ous
Open Sun 1-5 pm 11
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VILUHUOA 1 OR 2 PERSONS
$1200-$1495 &40 -4255 lll-2311
Motn1t1leel Seller 2Br s1es
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CLIFFMAVH VIEW WUTCLIFF POOL Ml! EXECITIVE LEASH 1rp1c. Ne, pm i 1600 Agt 131-1400 C 11ertlourg New po n
Beacn United Brokers
Jonn Carey 673-77 71
Light expansive hv1ng 48r Sh.irp 4 t>clrm 2 ' balh OC..EAN BLVD Full view 550 lO 15 wkncl 498 8635 3BR 28A·Wlt>ay vu S 1300
family rm den 3Ba pool " •.imol~ rm lrg yaro • 48drm ~Ba tam•l\I room E•trahl lay-Oct Yiew 38R 2BA-1 house 10 sand
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ldrge tot By Owner IJCl'>1 N!'w 11~1•ng Prrns 2 decks 2 car garage -~ view $1100 960·0613
S359 000 646·4394 v" 1 f P' f' as e' 0 n I Y gues1 soaces Available Avail Oci 38 JBA Walk W!NTER·2BR ocnlml &
2 · Den Owner's Unit
overtookong sanoy beacn
& main channel 380rm
1pn1;i1 income $20.000
dllhuolly Asking S 7951'..
TfJtles acce pted
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tian Father fighting tor Enetoettc, e11.tt· eomro & NwPI Bch t•w office At olllc~m •P:;:ra;:ea ., ..-... ,_ Ntsmkr lhr nwpt !<:h hH .. ltin ltM
to bch. 1 employed per-Cotta Meta NON-SMOKERS ONL V OISTI 111&/llWPllT 11 2B d 11
ton. no pets plse, PRESTIGE LOCATION $tunning tBr tBa. plus $t 69PERWffK :t~m ~~~~,~~~.: .;~~ ~ lllPT't
custdy of ct11td needs tow typfng. eicpet'd. Fast teast 5 yrs exper 1n bu11• ~14~811 °Donn• ';acme
cost hH/IPI to rent paced offic e. lrvtne. neu & IJtl;atiorr Top 0 ' h 11,.
preter bch areas wm con· 786·0177 or &40-4292 solarytor right c1ndldat11 :r;i~;:2nv ro • • 1725 •sec. u111 Incl, 5 Blooks to enormoua terrace-•FREE UTILITIES• no pets $325 • 'I. ulfl• Oeelerthlp 1v1ll1ble. D11I
675-2880 or 760·8190 South Coast Pla11 sundeck! Lqvely environ-Color TV. maid Mfvlce. Avail immed 722-0676 A Gift It a Natlonal s1derany818·707-t462 --Hrs 9-530 Good ben· •
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C11t1 lleu 1114
1 & 2 Bdrms. convenient
1oca11on Poot, BBC's,
rec rooms. beautiful
grounds 979.1191 Mgr
2 bdrm, 1''t bath, pvt lndry
rm inside un11 Patio. gar
Nice No pete $675/mo
Call Pam 631· 1266 letU
2BR 2BA . huge batcony.
din room, 1 car gar $675
• dep 1269 Baker Avail
now Call 646-6541
2br apl convenient area,
pool bbqs rec rm
beaut!ful gro u n ds.
979. 1911 Mgr
2BR no pets, pool, BBO
laundry encl 1 gar . sec·
gare, $660 utrl incl
548-9901 tor appt
•SHO• 2 Bdrm .t • .., Ba 548-4506 * l&lll lllll IPTS * 1Br Ing, ran_gei laundry
Pool carport No pels
S5501mo
93 1 W 19th St 548-0492 * CNlllltll APT* Studio fun kitchen ulils
incl Only $450 Fee
TEUllEIT 175-1110
•Mesa Verde D' lu~ 2Br.
1Ba Lower New decor.
dshwshr. 1ocked garage
$675 No pets 640-2495
•Mesa Verde D lu1 2Br.
2Ba new dee.or bllms.
lndry rm garage patio
S7SO No pets 640-2495
2 Eas1s1de Townhouses
Frplc. 1i1rd gar JSR 28A
$950 3BA ZBA $970 Call
Dick 666 40 19 day~
640·2426 eves & wknds
$495 !Br Mobile home No
pets Ou1e1 ma1ure
Adults t991 Newport
Blvd 646·8373
$550 -, Month Free Rent
So Coast Plaza arPa 1Br
air lenced pool carport
No PPIS S46-879 t
S6251mo E 5•C1P 2BR
IBA IJdht ;>t '' lndry
rm Close to"
149 E Bay
•Close to OC Airport ment Pool No pets pool & iac. guest laundry Network ol Gift BUkat
•7 Mlnutn to Beach $725 Lease 640-0349 l••llU-2Jn, ·_ PANORA! BAY AND stor85 that dellv11 trull •Night L'Ohted Sand 'r.J OCEAN V EW, FetMle to baskets, gourmet food.
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beck -up reeept1onl1t and
m11nta1n llllng Type
60-70wpm. operate word
processor m.c;hlne. good
grammar & spelllng ablll·
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vetopmenl Co. S 1600 1
Medic•• 751-8003
Volleyball & Tennis Crts *Liii ISLI* ulWI •Ttl stir 3br d pie• $400 Incl wine cheese. Birthday
•Pool Jacuul BBO 3Br 2Ba trplc S 1250 -uHls. 675-5634 Cakes. etc High proht.
•Covered Park1~ 675-30221(619)753·07 19 Wkly rentals now 111111 tow overheed. training, .cl ...... TV •ualll •• S 147 00 wit. & up 2274 PRIVATE room share 1 d 1
coupon• Any Braniff PAIT II PILL rm lttllcat l1nr. 11
destina11on $200 es M•tor Orange Counly General olllce Strong
coupon 673-9400 F1nanc1alltnsur1nee llrm 1yping & phone sir.1111 •
have several openings in must Exp Pfel d Call "'"" ,... ..., &Ct-• Fl• IUCll N Bl d c•• 6•6 7 •« b th s k p eter na11ona a vert 1mg, na-• Rec Room w1tt1 F1replaoe ... wpl v • "" .. • 4 .. " m~te A~~11m1~1 1 S300 11ona1 network (l ike
and Biiiiards 3BR 2BA tower unit, wtd SEA I Ill LlllE 675_8343 Florist). Minimum 1nvell·
•Saunas hkup. gar yard Next to 3026 w Pac111e Coast Hwy m e n l S 1 O • 0 0 O
1 BR FURN/UNFURN park $975/mo Newport Beach Reing TV Prof Fem Share wtsame. t-800-463-0428 Cotnso~~~~~~~s~aker TSL MG~~9 R1v4:;'42· 1603 S 135, wk sgt. no deposit ~g~~ !~!i1 &<>;>I; t~~~: lantt•eat
(714)557-0075 Near Hoag 2Bdrm, l 'JtBa. autah (o Illa re or Diane 957·6160 ~,,.rtaaity HOI
carpets. drapes. Wash-2724 mle81iBllU er/Dryer hkup, encl gar-2br 2ba, Condo. den, wld.
age No pets 675-6606 trpt encl gar panoramic
IEW IPllTlllHTS 111 CllYH UST view. S400t mo S375tde1>
Featunng t>eautilul land-Enioy the tuiiury ol this 811• 240-697 t Dana Point
scape BBC's poottspa elusive guard gated com-
Pauotdeck·s Garages or mun1ty on a spacious
carports Sorry, no pets 2Bdrm To w nhouse
Bachelor $525 Ameniues 1ricl trptcs wet
tBdrm $6t0-$615 bars AIC micros W tD
825 Centet St 642-1424 hkups & 2 car garages
* Htl IUCll llHSE * lde11I loc tennis ocean.
exllas $400 673-0727
l\IB Twnhm 25-35, n-smk
shr 3bd. 3ba, trplc great toe-' parking $4 17 • utlls
Avl Oct 1 645-9817
10 •1.% 1n1 pd on ahort term
notes ollered by S D De-
tense Cntr wt $40M an-
nuel aales Kevin Obrien
.. E'll•ff °"" 619·233·529 I ---
Prol 35 .. n-smk. 3BR Jlloatt Tt Loll H14
39A pooi 640•5128 msg wi66w has boNev tor
PROF responsible person TDs $10Kt up. no credit
to snare 3 Bdrm 2 Bath .,... no penalty Call
Huntington Beach house. Denison Assoc 673 731 I
tsla IH 361 I 818Vslff eR NEEDED
230·11PM. M on-Fri
Poas1ble live-in Ages 6 &
4 yrs 64'?"·6790 bel ipm
BABYSITTER needed My
home by Goldenwest col-
lege tor one chrld age one
year T Imes 12 00 n.>on
to 4 OOpm M-F Evenings
occasionally 11 available
Call mornings 898-8346
CHILDCARE NEEDED
2·6pm Mon·Fri C11 re-
quired Please call Court
4 H -9055tD 675-30 11/E
CUii! LIHTI ' s 1595 6~~~'6so;0 pets
Female to shr new 2Br
E1s1de C M house Avail-
able 1mmed S3751mo
Mana. 646-9828 Iv rnsg
5400 utrt 964-9905 A aae1act•tall Mature person Tuesday ProttStuoent to shr turn •A·.-.-,-,-.·c·t·•-1-8-1-1-z""t""z-o o;1, ... !BR wt dshwr pvt deck
blllns In quiet Ets1de CHANNEL FRONT Duplex
6-ple• 353 Hamilton Spacious t Br 1 ·~sa. ulll
S5951mO 646-9794 furn 4Dlh &1 River
SHARP• CLEAN Easts1ae s975i ryio yrly 752"6767
2Br w/sundeck new crpt, EASTBLUFF Townhouse
drp & paint Encl garage Apt 3Br 2' 18a 2 car gar
No pets $750 546-9950 No p~ts $1025'mo yr lse
644 10 tO or 760 703 7
Aller 5pm or Wt.nos TOP AREA quiet no pets
MESA PINES !Br 1Ba
Caroort b11ctc yard enct
pat•O or balcony 5650 up
POOL spa bbq 549·2447
H111. Beu~ 2640
LIDO llYFROIT
Jbr 2ba S25001mo yrly
8 18-282-77331673-8748
LIDO IELUXE
2bd. 2ba, gar patio, nr 2Br. lrptc. patio. DA
Murdy Park schools. $1295 lse 6<10 7006
sh opping $ 700 mo
494-3720 eves
* lllllE Fiii * 2Br 1 Ba all bllins pool
C>elS Ok $575 Fee -
TEUllEIT 175-1110
SEIWlllD VILLAGE
WHYHT?
LIVE WHERE YOU HAVE
itrSpectacular apts '* 1 & 2Br 1 & 2Ba suites
•Spacious townhouses
•Fireplaces
• Provate balconies or
Garoen patcos
WHY MOT? * J L1qt1ted tennis couns
New 2 Bedroom 2 Bain
pool. carpori Available
November tst $688/mo
CALL 979-9991
NEWPORT MARINA APTS
•Elegant ba~ront 1800
sq II 2Br • Den micro
dlw lrplc prvt bch encl
gar S2595 boat slip avail
•ILJO• Beautiful 1Bdrm garage
apartmenl $925
Sorry, no pe1s 760-0919
MOW LEISllG * tlEWPOllT IORTM * IRIHllEW
APlRTMEITS
Tne
Roo•••t• CtHtctloa .,... tOO's Of Leads available vo C Largest A_gency
vopen·7 Days A Wee!\·
COST A MESA 64 I 0229
MISSION VIEJO 364-3800
C M condo w/UCI sludent. even1n11s 6 3v·9 45 in my
pool/yard 2 13-273-1870 •SPIRtTUAL & PSYCHIC Newport B11ach home 2 3 838 1994 Exp'd reliable sitter d0ys 1 • . eves READINGS Palm and $5 50 hr Must s tart
Ammie to shr beaut dee card "eadmgs available 9 t23 645·9J60
dupleJo. on bay .,. Nwpt Naliqnally renol'oned psy·
FhQ.111 attendant or active chic locc1I II toed · 19 yrs MOTHER s helpe1 nded
liteslyle prel'd $475 . Sa11staC11on Guaranteed' NB nm 1 30· 1 00°M~F ?
Balboa Island MIF snr 3Br
ut••s Cati 673-1619 4~ 729f>or 493 2054 c111ld1en J!!.5 yrs must drrv•• 760 6667 alt t PM
2Ba S450 1st last dep
A,1 Oc1 15tn Aller 6pm
5;;, 1376
RMMT to share 2 Bdrm
CM house ciose 10
twac;il $400 mo · ullls
786· 7958 aller 5
LUPUS M EET ING Dr
Howd•d S1r.ip110 Phys10I·
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For 11110 i;2ci.5550
Balboa Pen1nsuld Pt
$ ~ 15 large 5 Bdrrn
h ome near ocea n
!em.<le pret d 673·5385
AN age 27. seeks honest Lost I Foaacl 2925
rtisp M'F new 26• 2' 1ba 1;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii condo in Irv Pool, gar
W 'Cl $487 50 552-4986 C M 2Br 2Ba Apt 10 Shr
M1F pool very clean ROOMATE Dana Point
11ew Cdrpets drapes. etc Professional wanted 3Br
S3851mo 642-0740 2Ba, turn $375 • • >
661·0900am 240·3122 COUPLE or single Male to
snr 3bd hse Ch1ldl pe1
o k S4 tO • secu11 ty
650·6336
Eas1s1de Costa Mesa
ROOM MA TE to share Lg
Apt wllireplace ne•t to
park 11enn1s. $438/mo
ut•I n/smllr 760-963 I
F~malt' nlsmkr resp. Shr CdM 2Br turn hse
neal , ulils $275/mo I w/ma1e 1 • tba. micro TV
T 1 ate)' 548-9565 cable 2 blks tr om bcn
$390/mo 998-4229 Female non-smoker
qw~ 21 · $350 1nciud
ulil avail tOl 1
722-1462 evw
Reat1l1 Waatetl 2726
PROF with reference
seeks tBr tBa on Balboa
Female Nl smk home Penn, Bat Island or CdM
owner wants 10 share by 1011 675·63781111 msg
11e1, nice nome in New SEEKING MO OF OCT 3
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
142-Hll
FOUND Cockahel at COM
H1gt1 Sen Found Mon
9 15 <l!:.1 886A
FOUND qry1w111 M Tabbv
cat w'banddQt' <aol vie
Balh o a Cinem a
675-45801£ 846-7168 D
Found PRECFHPT ION
GLASSES "1 h•Ol\11 case voe 1)1 19tn ". Or ange
64S 0100
Do•eslics 3011
Chlltl Caro1
Soc1111 Seery Pt T live rn or
out 854 n6<i 955.3900
CUHIH LllY , I T
!or homP & oll•ce Call
650 JSSO
Genpr al houM1keep1n9
J hrs :' tome~ a wt.
( •oer c:I Rflt< Nwl,)t Sch
760 26Qtl "'u<I~ o~
L•oht housewN '-6 a•<l lo tl
lct1.l\ ...... \ ~ ["lt.~ f'<'SS11'lle
1 ,P n r'""' 1.1 Call tO 61'm i-.s(I t!.'t'~ '
Teackers 4650
PRHCMOOL hachtr
Chrrs11an Mon•'ltr' $5.$6
h• Mo11 r. r;..i,' U.'6
Prefeuioul
Atlainistrativt SI 00
ACCOHTHT
••Pe 0 11 ct> "JP"' port
their accounting deparl· Wendy (714) 891-0220
ment Pos111ons require
succeutul cornplellon ol
1 or more college level
accounting cou(ses For
more lntormatton. please
contact Lynn St1~nslleld,
55 3 7993 A VCO FIN~NCIAL SERVICE
3349 Michelson. Irvine
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Bookkeeper (exp'dl PIT,
tor Properly Mgmt firm in
CM 642·49 14 Wkdy 10-4
ltollHPEll
Fil PIT Molher11 Market
& Kitcher• •S looking for
someone who enjoys
working with figures. 1s
Q1gao1zed and accurate
We are a growing or·
gan11a11on & heve many
lr1n9e tle".'el1ts to ·otter
Please a~ply al 225 E
,17th Sr C M
lotllllPll Part-time. e•p'd only
Pegboard Real Es1a1e
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lice Reply 10 Ad = 10 CI O
D.1ily Pilot PO Bo:.'"1560
C:.osta Me,a. CA 92626
Cl ERKIRECEPTIONIS T
Need hard working and
1as1 1earn1ng person with
accurate 1yp1ng skills and
varoly of dut•es. in New·
pori Bch msurance
agency 675-6778
EXPERIENCED Legal Sec-
.-.r.eury~Small NB taw firm.
,1n1 st.ills a mus! w ord·
st.ii nelplul. ntsmkr Pis
can Beverly 476·2657
GHHAL IFFICE/IECY
Small t>usv corp ollice 1n
Npt Bcti seeks self start·
1ng mature person ... 1n1
secy t l<>lephone skills a
must Othe• dv11es incl
computer input tO key,
Clil•h errands & simple
bH pg overflow r !T
Send resume 'sal.<ry re-
q.,.rernet1ts 10 P 0 Bo•
24'.>ll Npt Bt ri 92658
tFFICE lllL
Phone work & hght book·
keeping t-6pm Mon-Fri
Some Sunday5 Good
~andwritmg a must.
Career opporlunl\y
• benefit~ 557-1358
Pll'1 TIME nPIST
Law ()thee Newporl Sch
Speed accuracy essen·
1rat Hours t ·S No short·
hand (eq d 852-0444 ·
Protl.ctioa Secretary
For comm'I window cover-
ing contrctr in NB Order
ong lollow-up. 1ob status
& scheduling Type 50
wpm & 10 key Co"'pu1er
exp helpful 673-0760
llECEnllllST lnPIST
SEOtn11Y11•11n
Needed •or South Coall
ar'ea Carpet Store. Duties
include light typt11g,
answering phones & ablfl·
ty to work with the publlc
Parl·tlme. fle1tible hours
Interested p'aroes cell
751-2324
SECllnUY /HOPT.
M v office Type 50 WPM
File phones. front desk
appearance, $1100/mo
Call George 364-1066
SECllETUY .
For t girl olc. P/T. 30/h;s
llex $6/hr. 631 -1428
Full time tor private club TEUPllllE IPHITH
Must type 50 • Apply In Prev1o"s experience
person Wect Sun 9-4 · p'relerred Good phOf\41
160 I Bll,y.\Lde Dr CllM personality A5Tlity to
RECEPTIONIST FIT re ntindle details Hours
Quires gd typing skills JPM t tPM Must be able .
11 smk Nwpt Sch Phone lo work weekends Apply Jan 752-8522 ror arm• jfl pPr5on ~rsonnel ot-
SECRETARIES
Part·tl•t
Sl.22/hotr
t11.t: 9am·noon Mon -Fro
WESTll SllTII CllST
PWlllTEL.
IHl1t01,CostaM111.
Orange County Depart-Tecllaical/TratlH
menl 91 Education 1$ now S. OS
seet.ong part-lime Sec· I
retanes to work morning. EXPERIENCED FENC In·
m1d·dC\Y and a ternoon stallers CoSta Mesa
shills on an on-call basis References req o Call
The pos1t1ons are rocaled 548-9662 Mon-Tnurs 9.5
on Cos1a Mesa and the
nours can be arranged to
l•t 1na1v1ouat needs
The -pos1t1on reQurres 45
wpm typing ann !he ab1h·
tv to do gener .ii clerical
worl-
Call (114)111-4025
tr 111-4021 ftr
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a,,licatiH
Sales 5510
$100,000 .
1st, .. , 1141
Gtltl •11fi-1Htl
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Our onces are 50'1• Less
1h;1n when 1wlry stores
adver tose a 50' • Ott Sa•e
1 800 221·9280 EAi 989
pnrt 2 clocks lrom beach 0, 40, furn bell hse 0,
w 1h use ot pvt 1 All d d FOUND Reaclonq Glasses 9,.1 "~"·~l<J"""' <1rac.e Pi ~001 tennis $375 avp I CO a(m30m3e) ~76ne3e00e4 .,, h C .1. ' F llt>ll• n Ave t C >'A f " n l"Q" •or ac. "" • Q o o d w • 1 h
• 2SN1mm1n9 pools
• <;ireamc; & ponds
• !;nrr v nu pe1s
ORANG£ COUN I Y
DC FI or LDU(.A !ION
GIRL FRIDAY
11t Fu1r11sn1ngo; av l •I
Gas 101 H1-31onq !) Cc.Ok ng
Paid
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patio gar No pets 399
W Bay St $625 650-6357
ldeall> localed 111 Newport
B«>i.ICh Unique t 2 & 3
6Pdroom floor plans
Poo•s & ~pa~ Located
near d "aroety of conve-
""t'nce'> tor au dges
wM•H'l-c~a~l~l ...:.:-.-+-.~,oppt~
2 •BA NB 2 sty apt s1eps 2740 111c !;n11q 1-1;i11~01 ':d Np1 THE 11lllllttr 1 SECRETARY tor 1 Gori ot I(} l>e<Hih I m n " U .$ •~r141<11u .. 18-~o~l-:.__~hc:t=:llU=~e.....-.......,-..J-l----=1!1~:D.----ll----==---9-6 7J. 2 507 Or 54 8· 5J96 ttl'Sftnp-jnttn-1-tlC!l....lllLCIIUU'-ll!'l.D:;allal...~~ .. , ft Ill .. ,.~,.~.-ft-C_l_,i;.:l:.;;hu:.;r:::..n;:;;(),,::cWl'iPll I etlilPr S Whal gen er ell Ot fl Ce &-;;,;;;;
CASA DE ORO
WE RE THE BEST'
1 & 2 BEDROOMS
FURNISHINGS AVAIL
• Fr<>e 1111ht•es
•Spacious 11111ng
•Huge kitchen
*Bit on ovens & rang<>s
•Patios
•Covered Garages
•Pool & BBO s
• Plusn lanscap1ng
• Ym t 1oca11on acr os~
!•om park
11r<;ror1v no pet~
lf1'> N WI, '>Of'<
642-1911
1.3 51 11 • Tneatres • 11rRes1aurants SEAWlllD VILLAGE •Parks1Beacnes
t55S5 Ht1n1rngton Village Selec.teo Un11s w11h Fore
Lanp •r '" San Diego pldCes Now taking reser
Frt't'w Jy ""rth ot Beach •·•••On., If)• NovembP• oc.
'" Mr F tJOPr "'"S' c-n cup.v>Cy
Mer Jdd"'
TOWN <;T rlE 1br 2 oa
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Ho>• S' ") mr, G63 7055
Irvine 2644
WOOOBAIDGE 2Br 2Ba
Ceornl• ,, r $950 mo
Cr" •Pel r ·"l•Ort Avl
lrnm"d C,.111 '?f'l OR <o
For further rn!ormat•on
t· t:'ilSt' cal
(1 14>720-1115
OPEN DAILY
8 30AM 'I JOPM
NA LIDO MARINA 3BR
S t4 Ctubhou~~
:.iB A 11~e new gJ• lrplc
$ •;>c,o rrlv <l<l8 '1868
Llpu 8tad1 2648
We§tlield *NEAR THE WAVES*
OCEANFAON I 38tn ST
furn co1~ cte.<n 2BA
IBA pvt gar Sept-July
15 $890 213 692-2604 St rd.o full k1tchPr> u111s
OK Access&secure $75 FOUNDSrnall91ay !ema1e As aCENT(JRY:>t · 111P,11t-eo 1o ~nnw1o nuv sllrlls call957·6l90
FEMALE to share 3Br 2Ba Appx, 10x20' 536-6759 C.ll w 01own Ilea c.01lar, Prolf'ssoonal VO" c.Jn ta1<f' wr JI 01e> lll'{'d house in Costa Mesa w/2 • -. 1. 11,11htlr View Nwpt -"._""""'_.... ____ _
Other women $400/mo M11c. Rentals · 2744 El• 1, 760 5441 advai tagr• ot nur e• .•••••• ••••••••••••••••••• • ti,., vP C.Hf'Pr Tra~ ·
I Celli 548·3977 BEAUTY STATION tor hair o LO'i I q 4•86 sml bl~ rern 1r.i11• •••l <in•• .t 1n1• mos1 : ( \l<I I I< f 11'1 't II< I I '\I I \ :
I' Mtoshar.e3Br2baCdM &ryles! tor renl very gd C"ck 4'1poo P111e 11 < :m~·•Pt .,151.0 1nC1 "'
h(1mP SJOO mo •ultl IOC Free parking A (. •' •' l(l ,JI Pr )m<•ntOr) Pt ,, ,, '' .~ l•'..,'1' im'i ' ll'IP .•. "'1 AN AG ER .: tslli151.\dert Call Marbles Beauty 1,·•1s·1~1 9~96t7f; I ndu·11,r.. 1ll•OC1d, If -
7t.0-26J3 Pam• 0, VincP Salon 675 2779 Sara Pul Mulllbtr 1 • e l 0$ T Ell~ C ill w qr~n COi
F SHR 1BA HOME IN CM I -: I lq Mull~• S50 •" I lo work for JOU. •• \ ""'" .1111111 -.1r 1· ...... 111·111!! .11 ••
S t'00mr asst leacher on ,,,,,,l 01 "''' lrm <v I< 11
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I HIHOUSES315 2769 LO<;T cocka1e11 qray • 11111l11 o1t•·1I. 11 rl!.t11111•1I. tl."lil1· .111.t •
Pini 1q Iott room I ill _______ ..._.._ N """I nr "''"'l" \l/ltnw • I I \ I • 1 1!3.11120 so, FT, • l!llo! llt ln!H'I pp II ol!ll • fllll•I 1'11Jfll • pr IQ r pets 536 f;75CJ • .. ~"·J<l nranoP cnepks r t' R lty ' ' • • t1'17 We~tclitt HA M•chHP 52'1-3200 ~••cu IYt ta • ""rl.111:.: "''" 11111tlt• •
Hurll Be.II master bf'drm Nwpl Brh 541 5032 dQI d25'i C.1mpus Dr • e ,1os..-1nC'inldenWPSICOI 1nc:;r HELP FINO GUSS' Irvine CA <l:>715 • 11 .. 1i.i1o1 . 11111111 .. ''""' 1111·1•···.
1.,.gt-(Jt-rlPCI tor sludPnt ~PPROX 725 SQ It A1C on 1 .t'il ,pPn Cl 10 nr Cc.JM 854 2600 • I e L.1q Br.n •deal tor Prol S • .1111 111•11r.11111 .1 111 11•1 • S) t'i per mnn111 Hoqt th! lg male d•k 84~ 1053 Call dlter6pm Av.hi 11 1 si25o inc.I Tanh~ wht markings M ..1 • l/D 11 SIDS • \\ fl II I • Ul,1,4 n7 3374M-F hlU eDi e 1·11 1·r •'\11· 111l 1•1111p.111 1 w 11 e "' r ""ndly owner oesper-_ dlt:' Reward' 720 7442 MEDICAL LAB TECHNOL-e •·f 1h 111111111111:: 1'.11d '·" ,1111111• .11111 e
DELUXE WATERFRONT OGIST L1CPnCed hOSP•· • I I I I I I I I • APARTME•TS nc. great 1ocatic;n Ocntrnt upper 3Br 2Ba ?1t.1q BchOak St 2brtoshr
Beoaur•tul clean large Gar-1 $4 5() roo Fee ga1 new crpls & window w 2i ~·prof M atnletoc & OFFICE SPACE LOST In Racquet Club • 111 11 ·'' • •111·1 11 .1 o1111 • 1·11111 111 • 1a1 ewpe11ence for pnys-I I 1 OOU S<I fl & up $1 50 lrvonp oet•IP Burmese •Crans olt1c!' lal1ora1ory • •llr.11111 . ,....,, ... f'r••!!••lftl. •·• ·"' .11111 •
C 111 642 4644 !Pmale cat Losl 9 17 Fasn1on 1~1.1nd 644 1025 • 1111li'.1::•· •• 11.,,, .111° ,. •
CdM tOOO sq ft new carp Ptt:dse c.au 559 9097 My e •
p,inPled man"y woridows mothr>rsc.,11mciespe•ate Nursing e \l'I''' 111 1w •·o11 1111·• 111111 •
dPn At>!!> patios decks TELERE•T 115-1160 coverrngs Unlld view c1u1ac. 11g '"rn exc«>Pt
<oH S~"I No pets • $1695 Vrly 850·9192 l •d"TI $4'i0 499·5293
• Bctrrr 1 .aatn sno $315 Furn c.harmrng I <'El 1,,.,, .B.ith s740 b.1rnelor near t>PilCn 1 SPACIOUS IPARTMHT lg mstr od•ba avl on C M
jQf! w Wol<.on "3 l-S58J res(J employed adull No 1 mole lrom beach Blutti. 2Bd :>Ba F non
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pets Ullls pd 4fi4 4200 642.2357 '>mk• P'"' .$390 ·sec.
EJ>.<;TSIOE :>Br 18a gar aPP asap 7'U--306
JQ• ~ "' Monte Vost" I Newport Buell 2669 Soectacurar Oceantront Male 0,01 nismllr shr 38r
Stil:i me '181' J997 2IDRM 21A .:"'Me waler view tri-ple~ Nwpt tisP w prl\ng W 'D 5 .. ., Svr1da~ 12·4 JBr 2Ba 2 gar turn win SIPPS to bth 2 car garage ,. 1 s1200 640 4784 Ir pie. Stt>ps to bch
f 4S rc;1Df 2b• toa cozy SttOO mn Bk• 647 3850 1 ' rom $4 16 mo Jonn 613016 t
•r•'>' • Jn•I ?530 mo Srudents• LatP2& 3Bdrms
b t 1.1 4 * ll YFROIT * w1n1er renrats Call Villa
M F Muo;1r rover Backbay
condo pool 1ac ten
SJ7S mo SI 'JO Clp Avail
now ·:;i 7760 cna<;
q<;od srgnage 671 4 t20 REWARD lost SCOTTIE CH'S I HHl'S : I l111r ... .! 1111 fr 1111 f'.tll :
or 6i':l 4126 m,11,, blk 1 yrs old HomP mgmt tor the elder-•
NEW 4 UNI r BUILDING Ed,r Costa Mesa a1ea 'Y F 'Tor P T r OP Salary •. ORAfttiE COAST PUILISHlft& CO. : Call lo• into 897-5761 887 w t9th St C M • r.r,o 6670 Debbie • 330 W B St • Store~ Or Oles 600-3000 RE WARD Lost old indoor Nursing e ' ay · •
SQ Ft Ag• 54 1-5032 .. 11 Gray wht neut I M •CH'S I HI'S : Costa Mesa. CA 92626 : ,_
Newport Bell oll•ce bldg dee.la\\ •Ira toes 14 yrs L111e-•n Full or PIT Top • EOE •
2 c;pac.es avail 1 tor u•d vrc. Fountacn Vlly Salary Call tor 1nlo e . • Tf\LENT TREE •EAS'SIDE S "uDtO• 2 · Den p11va1e sundeci. Rer tals675-4912
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WOODLAND VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Corr• & •n1 1 v· ~arder \t1I• aot Qu.ot r1mlorlabl• lo~in
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2 alHOOMI •16s.•775
GAi, •AT 6 HOT WATUI ..U.
ICSltAULAa910
•Clean tBR 1BA nr SC
Plaza Patio carport
CJOOI SCJa Cn1ld ok
$625 NO PETS 722 80 11
Misc. llenlah
looms HH
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E 17th St CM Remodeled .
µ111 1ba ale patio The
Doylro Co Roth 7'22· 1602
THE EXECUTIVE HITE
NPPtl M non 'imkr matwP SALE IY OWHR C-2
'''">ll0115•t1IP S2501mo :I Bldqs On LOI $:>29 500
F ''"" C M C..ill L.ir.i 1982 Charle St C M f;.)t 856'j D64f, 6 1471E 645 4539or 642 79 10
NFW HB C.ONOO 1bcl SMAl l OFFICE Space
;t t ·• f.;CJOI 1e11n1s gd• <,IJrt1n9 al $350/mo
Nwpt Blurts turn k•tch "'~ 1 ue.ic.h ' N "im~ grt•'•" E.is1 t71h St Costa
p11.,r gar w iO C.1Jmml SJ',0 ·sec: 960 t409 M•" .. 1 Call 645 336£> 6111
1,1001 Ouof'I Ad!I M F Non 'irt1C1~Pr 10 c;harr• apt
$42' sec deP , 11trls "" 1r rin Pw. o~ $3'>0 lntluslri•l 2711
Aets1must 75q0J44 I""'''""" 11trl111 i:.s t 700 '\Q II 1nclud1ng ott1ce Hotels/Motels 2711 • ., 1 an,, .ci!IP• 5 10 pm s1ono m o 2000 P1acen1ta
Llfl!UMl IEACM Ntc;mk Femalf' 10 SharP AvP Costa Mesa Call • j lop n ••vrnP cnrido fi4'>4590or646 6138 MOTOR 1111 ; S1?5·mro • Clep inc.I ul!ls
TIL MAMAGUUllT 714-0011 CJ..1602 w~ty rentals S 145 &1 5'i2 8273 .. •••••••••••••iilmiliiiiiili. llp'Wkly Color TV lree N c;mltr 'lhr hl!ury cx.ean
CM WAREHOUSE
spac<> 1000 • sqll $575
mo 645 9907 9.5
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OFF!C,E OPEN DAil Y 9 6
1()0 ~I.tr bur Blvd I <11 r 111r Or .., .. )
cultef' 11eat!."d poor m.iod tronl ,,, Nwpt Bc.n 1Br
service & step'\ lo ocean 2 .Ba pool table 0.11
KrlCh s avl 985 N Coasl Ir pie $4501ml) 646 0 103 ID c 0. e
Hwy l ag Sch 49• 5294 . "'"~' 2790
()(;n I d,-oend on word OI
moulh ,.oepend on ct111s1
toed wher1 you nave some
NB OCEANVIEW lurn apt
&11a11 1mmeO no drugs
n smk 631-3 169 or
722-1228 thong 10 sell
ltWf!ft 1t1eai I
2Hi lewrrt Btacla 2Ht
Make the Move
to Park Newport
Makt t•t smart move to Park Ntwport,
Ne•port Beacta's.premier luuy 1ddr1ss.
F1ral1tatd Hd vnfarols•td I, %. & 3
~droom 1pertmut1 and tow11•011t1 only
mlnates from Newport Center and Futalon
Island. From $89S to'S l800.
J1mboret at San Joaquin Hills Ro1d
(714) 644.1900 \
IEST E/SIH lllPlll
Lrg 3 bdrm, 2 bath, frptc •
suitable tor owner PLUS
two 2 bdrm t oath units
Garages and patios
Asking $295 000
T r aditional
Realty
A3 1-7:170
SIHR 4·PlH
All 3 bdrm 1 balh units
Only 6 ~rs Old $ 1 n 500
can George Mason
63 1-1266
TRIPUJ 1212,00I
l l\IQe Units. 28drm 28•.
~11)Qte story. pa11os E•·
cellent Costa MHll lo·
cation. Cell Chuck or Lil
Jones 631 • 2&6 or
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• Home Improve I do II an El ECTRICIAN Oual work _&_L_._._ ... c .. •,.r-e ____ ~h~Ni\!E~P~A!f!.IN'!'!T~IN .. G-B!"y""'!!'R-.c-h-·
$2.40 per day I I011t' my wnrk 14 yrs "KP frer> es! $20 hr ISH!"A A ANDSC il•d Sinor 16 yrs ol happy Local lf'f<; Davr> 642-7390 =41!769" GreQ 979 6276 " W L APE c Sod CINtn uvs Main! customers L•c 280644 I ti.it :. ALL you pay for
3 hnes 30 day rnrnrmum
m tne
Plus Small RemodPI and NEW & REPAIR No iob Spronkl11•s etc. 8'i0 4 t 4 7 Tlh1nk·You1 963-411 4
Add•llons Walls Doors 11')0 <,m..ill Top quality R A A A PAINT ING Int/Ext U2-17l0,ICIRE,UM Reas FRHP~I 63 1·"345 TEES LOWESTpossoble price SERVICE
DIRECTORY
C•m•at/Concr•t• !_•_n_lz_•,!"'!D!'!"'!''!'-" ___ TopoPd i emove Cleanup tO Step Service 662-3'35 .., "' _ ~ ~ _ nu lawn SPtr1klr 75 I '\4 76
DrivPwayo; patios pa!hS ••HANDY MAN•• K C TREE SERVICE FXTERIOR EXPERTS
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CALlTODAY" I WHK'iCONCPFTf FFN(F'lGATFSlrPl•licm %~•C\,n1rn'"lh6fi96 C'ol AS\.OW PAINTING o c M ~ B 1111 E •I 10 y1s exper ASK FOR LOIS 1Sr nv1cr" •'law '"'""g ••n'f "'''" I 0 11en1a1 <•..i•cJ .. 11er Wkly r .. 1 s 6'12-5'1 14
Y I r~mCivt' (rirocrPte-.tspnall· "'"·1 .l•m Wtlylt' 642 1206 m;ion (lf'i!nup h1lls1dP
Service Dore1.lo1y " . •GEN HOME REPAIRS lrP<'s re<.od SCJ1nt.h 10pr our ' Id I 487559 63 1 2610
Representa11ve Chilli Care Paint Drywall Carpentry Lag Hills N1guPI 458 6 160
642.-4321 Hf, 310 •BABYSITTER ~vailable etc G1try 645·5277 PTL DIG IT LANDSCAPE A
F T C'ONS T We do II all' Spec
•--••••-••' / Monday lhru Friday Home Repair Plumbing '"own home 642·6040 carpentry elec bilth & prices he. ins 646·7070
Acoa1tiul Ceilia11 rem di & haul 64 7 n26 OAIEN TA L GARDENER
REBLOWN OR PAINTED Cltaaia1 StrYict HHHlt Full gardening serv1CI" -__ _.!!-_____ Free es11mates 530 O 185
Also lnl/Ext Painting Housecteanrng•Wln<lows LT HAULING MOVING
Lie 288597 631-9295 14 yrs. reliable reas own Garage g Yard Clnups Aiplaalt trans Pina 64 5-9866 Della Jon 645_8192
-FRIENDLY TIGERS' Why HA LING CL Parking Area Repatrs & I spend your valuable lime U • EAN·UPS Resurtac1ng • Rooting g ? 7 Days Lowest rates
w a1erproot1ng• 63 H 199 j ~!~~~,~~bl:r~ ~s;i~~tes. Can Barry 63 1·•746
Aspl1811 driveways sealed. •wanda & Kell'y s Ouat11y Healtla, lt11ty
patch w111erproot cracks. Hsecleanong eap rets. Filllll
etc 25 yrs e~p 772-3338 642-0405 or 962-1667 ---------
la1i1t11 Str•ic11 I••• l1trltloa Cllalc
•WANTED fiiPtNG AND Ct1tr1cten Ht energy.chot test FREE
CLERICAL WORK IN MY B I WILSON & SONS consultahon 673-9322
HOME REAS 840 7483 1 Rm Add Remodel Kile Laatltc••i•t Bath Tiie "357487 ins
BOOKKEEPING SERVICEt 30 years e•p 6~6 t740 A LlnClrt Monthly Boo1<11~pmg tori Landscaping Rototllllng
SOtl ptep·Sod·Sprinkle'r's
Color planting-Borders·
Oes19n-Comp!et8 reno-
vatron Steve 546·9147
your business 979-3743 l D1li•J/Etcort
Carpeatry I OMOR Huv - -. Gentetmen meet large El!pert Carpentry Service lovely ladres 96?·8989,
Rep111 · Remod l·Add1hons I
Doors-etc 548-4980 Doon Gardening Full Service
Ooors-Mold1ngs-Bay ,-E .. ri·1-ry·a-F·,e·n·c-hO•o·o-rs-Mow lldge c1e11n ups
Windows-Complete Patios By Norman The Doorman 966·27 16IEvM Lv m59
AddihOM Ouallly w ork Oak,\ Flt 857 DOOR JAPANESE GARDENING
477446 Paul 548-8860 Electrical SE~V Cleon-up & M11nt
Doors-Repa1r·Allerat1ons Free e~l Tony ~64 4758
Cabinets Panet-Lock s·elc PlRlllH EUGT11C DUST 'f S Landscape/lawn
M&•n Ser11 W~ty month'
fllOYiat
•A·1 MIYIH• CLEAN& EXPERT
Over 25 years experrence
Lie T 116 428 730· 1353
••ABC MOVING• e
Ou1c11 4 Careful T t38046
LO RM ES 552 o• tO
ST&llYlll CILUH
STIHITS 1111¥111 Ct.
Orn09t1 Co Or1g1n111
St<ident Movers insured
Lie T 114-436 641 8427
NfW W11r11th0U~ Stor11ge
MOYll·IH
C111,.tu1 Coun~i Chf'8P
By '" or P~I' 6•& 3665
P1rria1
FARTHING INTERIORS
t-IANGINGIS TRIPPING
VISA-MC 673-15 12
FRANKS GUST OM PAINT.
ING~ WALL COVERING
LrC 315815 543·96!>!l
AEP~tR SPEbAllSf Aver
call $85 Free 8St Lrc. 11 30 yrs e•p Walt 770 272e,
I II 0981 any bid by so,
Reallv11 Work guar
Fr!WI est 712 7'137
Tile
fl<p@Af c£l!l.\6it1c t 11111 01atinc11v,. Affordat>le O
K1 tCPlen5 baths 722 979.
Wi .. tw Clt1aiat .PARK
NEWPORT
646-5743 3!> ;rs e•p Jerry 642-0567 Ouahty work lr4"!nt
• Grf''ll Opport Fabulous "4'5513 959•740 t 1 lime Frt!e "' 241 1640
C&B LAWN SERVICE
MOW s EDGE TWICE: MO
$20·$?5 Sd -57n
l111ia1 Stnice
Compan1on1 A1d11• tor 1tve
in care & lilt' M kpg tor
lhe f'ld_torl'y 17 1•1&:n 'l'\oq
lET THE SUNSHINf 1N
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m111 effort prOduces mu yr' Do my own work Lie
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pec1ally ''°'' Wllh --llSllC PIT Ni-....IOf'I for ..___. ............ • d I SAT SEPT 27 tO AM 'Newport Boe11· by ' ...... _.._ .. In -.... -·0 W1tn embitlol.le yOUAn flun ... ..,........ ,__,, • ..,_. • r ver 20nrllwk Cte1n 1ee 15 l'lf/Wk lmotntnoe only) • .,.....,.,..,,, .......... eg . t .. _..,~..,...--F-,-. _,tennis end ectlve weer Good drlvin" record.I urc .. in ten .. , e-"' wa•" ""-i•asinc .. ·"'-· .. _.· .. ~to-CnrolC.r1ta.81Yd6 BURTPROCTER.18X36 s•UllLl!!!ll <>tton. Dalles end Sen '" ,,. • ....--,.,,.' •renci.. boutique •t SC Pia• c • " " "" ""' uu ... .....,.. ....... , • Cri.ttnut A..,.. lot •7"'-5339. (805"" ... 7781 • __ ... _ Otstric1 know 0 .,.. Accept-teb "la••we-...... , mis-bfaru metet1et & l"'hl ft. " " ,....._.. rerw:tSCO 11 coml"" to • • Hours eveileble wkendl MJF I I .. .. • .. ,..v . , ... Alem1I01 CA •• I .... _ ··• Top comm1ut0n1 f()( '"~ 8PP IC. room or cellaneous dullel a .... , in" Al>""' NC erencn p t A •-•-=-•--..._., -..-1rance County .. mng & eves. competitive ...___, "57 3"""' • ..,,.. • ..__., S"""IOled by the Or...,,. t I ,....... ..., I ..U 1n1et11g1n1 1r1A.1t1duel1 a ven ........ ...,. • • wvu know...,.,.• of the oceen & 856Sen Clemente Or N.8 ,...... ~-.,... urOpHn tableware ""' H lary generou1 di•· -'""'"V"' County Chepter 01 lhe o·~ Mo FemaJ: m DOMESTIC ' roRf!IGN our me 1 cut 1 n •' Y wno are ,.,.111no to teem counts. tnose w/ntH OQNITll eblhty to oe>e<lle Skiff S-44-3 lit Sal S5 3a hr Ceh!Ofn1e Rent et Cocker Spamel. needs 1"'.""" a• .. ,.::, ••vo
tau.ware. dmnerware or1e 01 Ille htgnest peying ••P c;.,. Robin ~.5.--U« e.p d Only! fln11h & Frem-~/outboard engine (Job PJ!..Oiiica.~ Com-~tlon -'"""' ~ -
nd otner colorful home lradea Stev, Clinton 1ng Mull nave own 1rans--5271 • puter Tetce chwge per-lllTAL Y• I ~=!~le ~~';':~ -S ~~t f, 11411119'1•
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1lyoan· CM MllTlllTlll 835·3300 Nancy (7141 he Crete & Barret 11 an Real Ellell Salel MEN'S & WOMEN'S -•--_.-v~ Jc 75t-8079 evn
111act1ve retail cereer •111ana•1n CLOTHING OH•lll/OLHI. (ll4)1lt.2111 ltwf., Tnlll,
holce We will b4I open-Ju s 1 s 1 art I n 0 0 u t 7 Excettent oppty for eg· Meture nigM man Conve-ltrollMff llfitlt LM lllf• • TIM.Ill, PIWll
•O our hrst store 1r1 Licensed or unllcenaed, gress1ve service onented n1ent 1tore In Leguna "-... I Foreman tor not crew Tllll UWI I outnern Catllorma at call Eldon 81 759_4830 retail sales person. Send H 1 t Is Sun ·Thurs , _,... If Must have min 10 yrs · •
outn Coast P~aza tn mid and see whet we have to resume to tntormauon 10pm-6'im Siert $5 hr I fHHitJ tf Oaltttll e11per Knowtedgeeble 1n UIKl lewT. •ctot>er Wew111 have"" Center .. ,8' Fuhlon Call 8am-noon, 855-8611 , all phases of rooting.
v,.-· ofter GREAT WESTERN Island. Nwpl Sch 92660 An Afl11mat1ve Action/ Needed lmmed e.42·7222 Inc Cat. g~ Rubber Tire ~~~u~~'.199e~~,h~=~8581~~ REAL ESTATE or come to Lawrence O&l•H/OlllTll Equal (1ppty Employer ~ ~ ----Load81, Cat D4D Oo1er.
eople for both FT /PT & Ross Gallery btwn 10-t Full or Part-111"11e lor Stereo Women & M1nor11les are HU IUll JD 350 Crawler Loader.
s dept heads, 98189 [ r-'\l•!J. on Monday tor appl & Video store 548-7677 Er1couraged 10 Apply Wiii treln Nigtltl S.e lerkl '83 LB LS2800 Hyd Ex·
eople. stock and office -_. ..& ( 7 l 4 17 6 0 • O t 5 1 o 1 Motel. 2274 Nt~port cevetor. (91 Loeder-
Call for an appt1ca1ton (2 t3)876-9412 CHlllH WISIUI IAIH•EI Blvd. CM Apply 7am-Becknon. Sk1p1oedera. SILKY TERRIER PUPPIES
Very cute smart & lovtng
No shedl7· 10 lbs grown
S175 Up 53t-7522
C•a tn Parking lacltlty. PI T Needed tull 11me at Noon Sunday-Tnurldey Sk1d1teer Loader•. Fork· -Tl. l&llHL It I. &llllTAIT c1.~1/lt1tHrHll $4 50/hr, Nwpt Bc h Shermar1 Gardens lrl 11111. Air• Compressors. ALL II JllP OlllllH
0%FW• Ill· 1100 SSZO 675-<>790 CdM Catt Ooroth~on-TUYIL AlllT I Pumps, Welders. Gener· Aggressive realtor seeks ·---------· "Y A I 1 s C act THOROUGHBRED tor
C•Slll"'R Frt 8 30-4pm, 673,·226t c ears poloe•per*1Ce e o r omp 1or1 ClllllTl&S HS addiltor1al energeltc as· O'HT II Ml UIHIH • s; ~ Start 1mmed Hun11noton Equ1pt Tractors Waler sale' 3 yrs old geldlllO
monstrate loys & gills sistant Mor1-Sat. 9•5 ts now accepting apph-M other's Market and , LA•ISCAPI/ lllT Beacn 846-448 t Truck Truck Trac101s Over fences $2000
For 24"1'00 Otl app'd credtl
HHHCUIUCI
)W to Dec home party license ano some ex-catoons tor full&. part ttme Ktlchen is now laking ap-Roule foreman's tton Dump Trucks FB&FB 969-5306
an r10 con. def or 1nv. penance a MUST Satary nelp Lively &. dynamic P I 'c a I I o n s I or ava1t Yearly lull ttme Vete.Qr'8ry HotP1tal needs Dump Trucks Seat Coll· WANTED• Mate orang1
Orange Coast
Jeef)/Renautt
eal tor HOMEMAKERS ar1d /or commission people please apply Call cashier /cu Slomer ser-1 Only persons w/2 yrs 2 k~et assts. part or lull mg Trucks Field Servte;e tabby kitten 10 reptac;e
ee k it, supphes. tram Send resume 10 Scoll or Arda 675-0994 vice Full and parl umel exper & complete oack· hme Exper pref d but Trucks Misc Tru ... fo's RV 10~ed one Call Kris
252• Harbor Costa Mesa
Ut-IOU
u & phone necessarv AO =!>4 t Daily PllOI available Please apply 81 ground knowledge ol will trair1 Apply at 125 Equipment Trailers Ultl· 979-9770 01 644-6829
HOUSE OF LLOYD P 0 Bo1t t 560. Cllll 225 E t71h SI CM landscape. care Med Mesa Or. CM 63t·l 030 1ly Trailers M isc lOYQl A Land Cruiser
Wagon straight clean
slocil V ·b gre.;1 true~
S3!>00 ODO 646 9 t 15
7 t4-840-0058 Colla Mesa CA 92626 Fas1 order breakfast CH~LLENGING posttion aµply Clean onv1ng re· Tra1lf'rs Mobile Radios Masini la1tra•tat1·
coo11 s&p1zz.a cooks FIT RestdenlMgr tor eapand·I cora•eQO pa1dvaca1ton WAREHOUSE l dwr11SGaraenEqu1p1 & 6055 RETAIL
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3ges.ts a ftne slafionery
1d gill store 1n Newport
!!ach featuring Hallmark
ooucls We are seek1r1g
FULL TIME sales per·
•n ti you have high
andards, and en1oy
'allng with the public.
ease call Julian al
I t ·8888 101 an appt
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t & Par1-t1me Sates
•ople '" Fashion tstano
640-78 tO
.1 youngster starling
0017 Sla•I a""'" 1ob C"' 1by l:>y fook1n9 1nrot.11n
Hlt•ed
RETAIL
Qll1ce products' .
Conllnu~ gtOwlh has. 1-e-
sulteO •n several open.
mgs for sales cler~ s bolh r TIPT w 111 tr am Ben
el11'> Advancemen t
potPr111 .. 1 Cail
Personnel Oepl
Newport Stahoners
863 1200
SAUICUHI
Permanent. Full-lime
Apply 1n person Costa
Mesa Stationers. 270 E
17th St Costa Mesa
TlUM&llHTIH
Part· Time persons needed
15 20 nourstweek at
S5tHr • bonus tor each
lead Product is Com
pu1er Payroll Service
1714)891 4756
·sTORE llllliER
SILES PERSOllEL
DTIWIC FASHIOll (»GNIZATION
Seeking quahfted 1nd1vlduals possessing an
ootstandmg background 1n the areas of
• 11£TAI. SALES (qualty women's wear)
• CUSTa.R SOVIC£
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INTERNATIONAL
p 0 Bot 106
& PIT Exper lop wages. inn women 5 chem•cat & tlf'nettts 492· 7953 STOC~ERS Tools Snop Tools Con-1-----------_
35 ROCKO S 223 Ma11ne Ave ,. 1 crete F1n1sMl9 Equ1p1 •ichl Flllft I Case Tracks 7V
Balboa Island-~~fa~~e;;,r, X~n~~;,~;e MAIHHHCl • . Har1d Toots plu' mucn PPrfecl CO'ld new pads "'A.,a .. n""c"'ne""r·o-6"'7_o_ri_g...,c'!"le""a-.n
EXCLUSIVE MEN'S Alh-oenehts 7 14 548 5546 E 'pertenced grounds Immediate openings 8~1511 more nd dents S,25 6 42-9178 s1ra1ghl OCldy runs go mdtrHenance man tor prt· at our SANTA ANA LO Sheff new 1ores b•ilkes lellt Club Nwpl Bch. SlllPPl•l/RlC CURI vale P<itate in p111r1t care C AT t 0 N Na 11ona1 1 For brochure call Piaaos I Orf HI s 1850 15q c;t,6• ~:~~~:',~~~~~~ ~~l~o~~e Costa Mesa 015111outor 01 ,ilnel d•'>Pases 1111ga11on Lu'::'ber promote0s from MAH IHI• I ASSOC. 6059 V l'
oepl 752-7903 LtnOa ott1ce equip S!iihr to ~~slf:ms ano design wilutn ottering Y U the AICTIHHRS GRANO PJXNO 6' ,1.7' •••
slarl Co t>enel1ts Cati Place Cit employment & chance to mo,vfi ·• 'wnto Ca: l 1c "'858 •t-•, tieavv• good for "'!8!'!'3-0P-o"'!d_g_e_1'!'50!!"""~C~u-s-to-m 9040
llOSTHS & CASlllHS
Apply at Tony's Sea Lar10·
1ng. 13612 Newport A\le,
Tus11n, C A
IMMEOIA TE Openings for
day prep persons &
coo k s Hr s from
11 30AM·3 OOPM or lie•·
101e Start $4/hr Apply
at ME & EDS P1ZZA.171h
&Tustin. Costa Mesa
ITALIHCAH
A111um Court Cook 11m.
1lt>d eitp·lle• nrs Marc•a
or Debby 640-4279
KITCHEN WORKER M-F
Hrs/6 30-3 00 Fashion
1s1 N ewport B en
760 9292 Stuart
WAITH/WAITHSS
W•th car lor luncn ser111ce
Mon-Fro 8 30· tpm $40
S60 daily Accepting ap-
plicdt•ons 2·4pm 2727
Shannon Santa Ana
979-0747
RESORT llOUL
Has pos•l1ons open for
Breakfast & Lunch Food
Prev•ous Res1auran1 e•P
req d Apply m person
830am-12 Noon M-Th
Th"' Newporter Resort.
1107 Jamboree Rd NB
Tiil IHCM llOHl
IS accepting applications
lor e•oe,,enced Hosl
l''>Ses 1$6/H" Appl; 1n
""'~on No pnone ca us
1Jlea<,e 619 Sleepy
Hollo"' L Jne Lag Bell
Gener1l 5530
ANSWERING SFRVICE
An c;nons Sw1tcf',t>oara Qi;.
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M"ltorCh~rtie642-9363 "1' .. "'""w San Juan ma nagemen e Conv1>rs1on pi s air ~ " c c s d I a n no mtPt1ng hall lrg room ap1SHJno A end re-prov• e on-going r'' (l14)114·1tli SJOOOcash 548-7 156 rnanpt•<1S 50Km1 muSl CROSSl•l llUARI sume & c.opy o11h1s ao to and great benefits lnler· see' $8 000 646 5036
PIT $4 76 10 5 25/hr Joo 'MA6759. P 0 views will be held I Piano Kohler & Campbett
Ass1s1 schOot aged Ch~ 9560 Sacramento CA MONDAY Fuaitare 6014 Top of the 11ne meoiter· YW Ill 'II
dren dCreiss de-.1gna1eo 95823 0560 No later 211m.4pm
1
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abillty to work PIT nours pos11ton avail at Balboa 1 SOFA BED-love sea111w1n 904
as assigned or des11ed Fur~ .Zone approJ< 30 NATIONAL s11e very good cond11ton Tr111!!!!_1lita Cl inics 5
several openings a'vail-hr'> wk Responsible $t50 pis call 650 9346 ••• .,,.... 7112 FORD 46 WOODY Ong· able Apply immeaialely people or11y• 675-2258 LUMBER 1nal sa 500
C11y 01 Cosal Mesa Per-.
1
6 piece girls bt'droom set t8' 0u111eld Electric Pack-FORD 41! WOODY
sonnel Dept ,, Fair Or MOHLS WAITH & SUPPLY INC, S295 611 couc.t' S175 el nara-top model red s4 000 1714 984 -834 5 Co'>ta Me:.a 92626 trvine ptO<luct co seeks Boin •n xln 1 cona wn1re& t:>tue xtnt cono
754·5'350EOEMFH 1a1en1edmdiv•duals tora 171110991'""'" 1 $11500642-1178 A I . .1 9100 E I at11 •rrtcw CISTOMfR SERVICE variPly ot adver11s1ng as-qua 8 Sola SSO 5 oa1o colt 40 CHRIS Mini cond re· -
S•gnmen1s seeking M tF I lhlt' S50 2 w1n9 cnrs c.,n1 sur~ey QWC The IRS Ill Laguna N19uel 18 35 Tra1n1ng avail ,, Opportunity l S35 2 tu" wmg ch~<; 2 IJ 598-03 13 or JIM CLICK
h. )S mmediaie oµt:nings accep11>d Call for appt S 7'i"d f, ti '""9 tt>le w ti05 298· 77 43 AUDI/ RENAULT 101 f'un Time Ta) Payer 1nierv1t-w 261-2926 pay Employer 4 " h S n I I lt'<i~f''> r at1f' oac.. c rs
7014
ltrtrp Pt voce ... epresen 8 ive nour day rale $400 & misc an1gs Sail lo1t1 "'""c'
Helr.o P"OPle c;otve per ----------s ple<•nq problems Eit· MOTOR ROUTE WAREHOUSE 646i119 att 3pm **UDO 14 ** I . •
peroencP 2 years in Pub WORKERS EARL v American style 8 Good ceina1tron Cover 11cCon1.ic1 wori..apply1ng Avd•l11ble 1n lrvme area pc C11n rm sel oirch 1ra11er $1 500
a l:lody ot' •les 10 spec11tc. S100 Ir> $600 No collecl· I w Ndlnut t1n1sh 1g 1ao1e 642-8221 or 642-3232 IRVINE AUTO
cCtc;e.-, 'i yrs college may< •ng 't 4 hours a day Your mature auttude and w 2 t2 It-aves 6 chrs 'IO J24 LOAHI C ENTER
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perience S1ar11ng s,1fdry noori Saturday and Sun wronen 1ns1ruct•ons coula B dSh 'Inly 4 •4 $IO 000 667-t523
800
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1ng 1nd1v1dua1s with re-
liable transporta11011 and
phone lor positions with
maio• local compames
Good PdY oent-flls and
mcen!lv~'> can t>e yours
Cilll
•s an Equal Qppor1un1ty 330 W Bay St
Emp•over Cos1a M~sa. CA 92626
OE MQ11j$TRA TORS P 1 Opening!> Now Avatlat>le
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pr ()Jflrthr ''' 1 4 ii. OC
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CAR ROUTES
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ING TON HEAC.t-t FOUN
l A1t1 JA1 l E~ 'NOEPEN
[If ri' >••1 .. 1-r I day d I
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ADIA
PPrscmnel Services
J85 190 1 Orangp
EuE Nr FPe 10 Aop1tcan1 n ,,, 1,.,~ 1n "' ~ r d"I · 1 "'·""'' ,, ..... 1JP
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'> 111,, ~ <. .1 IJ' • 1no 111 , ,., 11rir 1rid •n I 5535
bar st ools Gray1wh1
mart>le w or as!. glass 1op
cot tbl set all match All
Oak bdrm col 11:>1 set
w.i11 "'"' roll lop oec;k
din •,Pt solabPd all Mint
ton<J r;47 1064
l"ING SllP bPOroom !>el
rn.1llr"'>' 1rop1e J"'"""
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t "dcJir 9 IS bPdo;pr"i10
•IM c.«nt! S2fl'i '>48 7106
MOVING B.i~ Club apl
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R 0 Osmos•s
Marine anlogues t>inacle
t>•lge cleaner llatrs dive
gear 499 ?577
Sli•• /Docks /Stor19e
7022
•NEWPQl:n BEACH• I
BOAT OOl.1<' Vf'. 1 :c It
~ E' ·~ ' .. 64 6 '.), 86 JI
"·c; )6-l 1
•WPT IUCM 50'4tck s ll)00"1C ea'ly cl(.("S~ IC
er -irrw • i9 .,42
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f)r ApprOvt><:l C<P<H
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DELIVERY DEPARTMENT
McLAREN'S BMW
M·F 11119s-s11tte
626 S Eucfld St
FuttenOt'I. CA
7 14 -680 6300
213-69 1-6701
llW 1l2 Uli
5-Sp AIC amttm cass.
real c:earr ~IC ;: 1EHF055
110,IH
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
lQf)(J HAAllU~ f,.,[)
CO~IA Nit \ll ~41 'iUtfl
-CAI smLU 12' I oaded wtpower equip,
Btack o n B l ack
.,. lf'alher a real b41auty
l EQN4881 $11 ,995
Johnson & Son Linc
Mere 540-5630
FIAT 1111-111 Great shepe red. S-spd,
60 000 orig mlles One
o w n er cu te car•
$1250 OBO 675-7167
leave mssg
'H•IAPllL•
RPd'Blacl! moor1 roof.
cus1 whts hke new cond
14 !( "'' 3 yr warranty
dVdt Sa e p11ced at s 11,ttl
052608
Jl•IU-S
IMPllTS
1001 Quall SI N B
833-9300
HONDA 8 1 PreluOe blue
cass new
75K m!
JAGIJAR 72 350 V8 conv.
pnwr>rlul dependable,
"c"nrim1ca1 $7500
J'-l4 ~433 646-7646
MASE RA Tl 84 B1turt>o
"''"' to"a lo m t. 1n1er· -"t!' !.o:< sys. and all ., • • .. l•>t5 $16 500
r , .. ., N• rid' 536-4212
'·'A.'01> t>X7 GS 81 5spO
:.. r. ·t"'"'~ c;1 .. reo New
I , • 1tth ,,r,g o wner
1 se • 1536
115 MllllHl r. ,., .. n1 tond 1t1on or 9f,C..!)306 207 Queens Quay Wtsl
loronto Ontario M~l IA7
Canada
1.in 1 A~oc.iJOO Ave
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tQ11 .. Opponunily Cml>40Yw< I G .. ~ Sta11on w~ S5 hr
-'V"~ s Sat 64'1 Si60
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fXPFR c A<;H1fR ""''' ••a•n {,ASHIERS ( 40 jMerclaullise
: it·;·;··~J~ ~.i~:"· '""'""I hrs wk ) Antisaes 6010
ltOVFRNMFNl JClA I CHARITY S •f, 040 $'i<l ,' 10 ;' N ,, I 1 r n ,, I l 11 rn f t' r I
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COLUCTIOH"
OCT 10· I 1· 12·••H EXHIBIT HAl l
OEL MAR
~AIRt.ROUNDS
App•a1sa1s l eclures 16191
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spinel••· INlrl Ot>d ~ tlO• "' ' t ""d•llOn s 13 950
$4 5 '1.Je /'f< 17 I I• "'e~ 549·9823
w u1tt11t>1 Fun M aker MBl ,'l 240 diesel
OrQ.i•I $1'10 lOvP SPal '"'"' "''I o:ond $5000 tiiu1 .1nyl $20 Niqhl D,, 11\4 JS?'? tCvrtl or
<;1,1nd $4 671 4;>20 t'vP<, h8'1 251S
1 homrisv1ile din 101 w 6
upHnl c nr o; 1r10 bu If et
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m11(1 "'<1 "'1 t I fdC'i4
Miscellaneoas 6015
Mil '13 300CI Tairlte
!:; 1.,,.., Olk onl IQ m1 well '
n t rt• 11npl.l 41<3 )286
01 "IOOSO Turbo
l.tio_M_L ~11\!.l.f nc; "'''ldf'Cl • I }Qd <lJ66 AOmoss1on $3 50
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S'ICIAL GAIAGI SAU IATI
O~L Y 604 /llne. CALL 642-5671:
r.,1mv • Jf1t-' ( oior exce•·
ll'f'I ( J'1d•t1(l•. S24 000
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FU
SUCCESSFUL
CITIZEN
How much will your son or doughter know about business when
applying for their first full·tim" 1ob? Plenty, if he or she hos ever
been a newspaper comer Through route e>tperience he or she
1~ already o lop oheod of the11 classmates. While they all
master 1deaS, the boy or girl with 0 newspaper route IS able to
pvt them 10 proct1col use . Business? Comers learn the bos1C
learn the basic princip les from the first doy o f starting to deliver
newspapers They buy al wholesale, sell at retail, make
collecllons, keep their ow n books. and deal with people face to
face Comers quickly find out that "profit" and "loss" are
more than le•lbook terms
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IQA• ROll TOP DESK .. , f 1 , hdn ,, n.issoc"-LUMBER I tw11 t cnnr.J p.110 $2000 '. •• .. ,mn '"d Orqan I .... S 1;>'10 Scrut>bt>O " ,. , .,1 ,.,,i..er SSOO
& SUPPLY, INC. p,, .. Md• H' Sc.inOana b46 61!51
Gener1l 6102 Cost• 'M eu 6 124 -------------G AR AGE <;ALE Furn11c1re L ,,..,.,4,.,,.,., H 'J t m 11linq '''-r'"' •JfH"H• N
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I IMMF DIA T f CH-'[ NIN(o lor
! I H hr 10"1 r•Pt\")n
Equal
Opportunity
Employer
('i '" 1 Pnrnt ., 11.J•'I' t 11mm :,0rn.,1n,"g spPC1a1 ... ails It"
"'t'•P'' .iq1 hl'i~ ;nul001'y •nCIRSS1f1t'<l
\ ,,., s,oc; "8b 8301
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Paws Emp,re peaes1a1 ~· 0 L •'"" $'10 Por tilt 1e s 1',0 1qo6 Rt-d mao•e ,1 •'l" ! •00 q&o ,1'>3
d•es,.er " bev nvat m1tr
S l'10 <;d1an1c oak •oc~e•
S.'00 Sm.ill Engh'\h oak
Hall Trt-e t ev m11r S225
Qi"Q 4544
UMCLAIMH STOR&Cl
AUCTIH
SUM. SEPT. 21, 1:30 AM
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Sr t>r• ,, Syt;IPmS May
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1111 o.;1 ff B11 20 Pniasuli 6107 15.t• ~r C.1• 1r. 1" 11 MOTOR ROUTE
Available in Irvine area. $700 a
month. No collecting. 3-4 hours
a day M onday thru Friday after-
noon. Sat & Sun. m orning. Call
642-4333 ext 209 and ask for
Jim
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
330 W Bay St
Costa M esa. C A
11que shons 673 9217
1
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LES tll-1133
' 1' "'tiH•' 1ont• lot 14\ an llQu""'c. t ,,.,,hp~ r,1rn
11 l ,. .. , Af'\~ 11.rnces hv1nq 9'·'"""'.J••: ~ tct1 ••ems
"'''" f'lil1n11nqs m1" C:.11 S\P q 5 i:"t 1<, 100 t; Of fi''i ·~ ,c • "u "iht't!I
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AMANA & FRIGIDAIRE
hntl'I tro,'\I tree S tOO t ' ••1 h·"''''"' ''"''""' &
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Coron. clel Mu 61 "... 1, , •1• 'I" p,11 11 '""~ gond I c;.1A 1'1!\t. '" Ml 6fi84
, 'h ,., ~ c--,, •\t""l ht 529
.... 111 , ,,,~ •• lJ MOYIH SALE h•-lt• I ~· "I ' ' I :t 1•· )•
48\ ~~prq,n1_. t ..in.,nr r.-C) ~T,tr>F ~,.· t• "' ,. ,~,i Coi:>Pt'rlone r.lOublt> ooo• A"I I c)uf rt '"" t.H>IP w 6 R••n '1 '''''" r.o• 1 '° .. f'.1c1 1,,,
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['<'n'.>• I 5.100 C,J<.t JOI J "r1o111 ~. '• ••!Ch \ ci. .. I ••• ,, l lhp,
I /.. l.1 ~ •·c-..co. 'Jt r r • \ •' , 'f'm~ J R1C1IOA1H E l ilu,.,d•• $'10 !Ir•
l ••'o• W (' <.loH'kPti $4 ~ C,A,T \, ~ • ', f "'v
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fiAM ~ I II S !h pa(ld('(I (>•~ , , 11 I lo•~• ,, '>II I•, '' I .. I\°'' 1rR1(, 0 •1RE Ri>t• Q"•.lln• ~ ; ',., l~· ,, ''" r r 1\ .. t•1' {"fr ··'
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Cost• "''" 6124 • " •" L' tt ..,, I ·1 •44, ,., 1070 '6fil1 •14 ~
• •MOv1NG SALE' Hut. lucla 6140
llSSH '13 210ll
' · 2 ioaaea w power
.. ,:i •t 1 •c.i:>s and much
'""L.I "•Or(' Bog dash 5
~ • • I• 11 , H c F 2 2 -.
; •r •-' '>nso,.. ~ Son v .. r '140 5630
P •MOU TH 80 Champ
'1'" ,. t'\llPge c ar 39
• i. 4 _.,. <;IP•Po like new
: P4F 6533
l'liR<;CHE • 7q 911SC
Br wr •.irt S 18 20-0
• oiHJeO clean
r -lt ·, 1 l )r 553·5930
• 11~c;,,_,E 7091 1T
/\ • '• " B1ac11 interior
tyl <;ff' $6000
'•"tl e;or,
sorTH COl 'STl
\ 01.1\SWAGEN
&
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The benefits o f managing o newspaper route ore an equation
for a future successful c1l1zen A great number of today's
prominent men and women started their public careers o s
newspaper carriers. And they all vouch that o newspaper route
gives o boy or girl o head start on the fvture. Openin1• Now Available
1•1Hr>01Nt '"'"Q 18cu ft GFNFRAI fl!'CtflC Color I ~· ~175 e•erc1se1
TV l ke .,.,.,., vf'r~ !ihMp lllk•· \ll q <1upe1 Bela HI
p•1 l•r•P iion Cf6"1 7646 r, s 100 m1~c items
Sota ' ~ '" <1esr.. f'tc Sa• I\ <;un <)AM M•'JC 78 1
<;ur'day onl~ 9 ' '"'l'ir li on $.10 wlr b,.d .r445 Etm ~ c ,11 lt~t 1\1 ,, ~ 711'1 t Boys and girl\ I 0 y,.111\ clnd olc'1M wht) moy he interested 1n route
w o rk should ronto< 1 th•• Do1lv Pilo t c1rculo11on dP.po11men1 nt
642 4333
_ Daily !!~!!.ON DEPT.
330 WE~T BAY ST. P.O . BOX 1560
COST A MESA . C A llf. 92626 ,-----------------,
I Yes. my son/daughter would like I
I 1nformot1on on a Doily Pilot route I
HIS HER NAME IS
ADDR ESS
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PHONE
PARENTS
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CAR ROUTES
Earn Extra Ca•h
For Del/very Of Thi• Paper
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver l day a week. No
collecting . no sollc1t1ng.
Must have dependable car,
and truck or station wagon
insurance
CALL 842 -1444
Ask for JoAnne Craney
Bruct' ·~9 1qo7
Hol Point R1•tr1Q larQe Jt1l1t• Wo\vn~ r Pnnrc; Club
wl'•t• l•O~I lree \111 1 M··· "''"'l"L' '"''Ille Pay
u" ,1 $C'OO 4Ci6 ;>A(8 11• • ,., mC'nP~' Mi-m
1,11 l•' F .. Qlt1il•rf' 2. aoor I I• ..... I 1r,\n~IP•81>'(1
It• " 11 w'1•1P GrPal I b.1 ·1 ,1,IA l D 760 5026,(
, r1r••I )II'' fi4? 183 t fov411v1Nr, SAl r1 V•OPo 01~c
WANTf O Wh1lt' QA'I d1yA1 I ~ 1•1'' mnvif''I l<;I a11y
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RECYCLE
through the
DAILY PILOT
c1ass1f1ec1 Pages
Turn unwan ted
items into
money today'
Call 642·"5&78
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. PORSCHE ·75 9 1,I S
Coupe, sunroof rebulo1
m o t or. $1 2 000
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