HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-11-08 - Orange Coast Pilothat caused Airspur copter to crash?
rash gives
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'1 STEVE MARBLE
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Orange County Superviaors
eel today for an independent
be of Monday's Airspur com-
uter helicopter crash and openly
tioned the immediate future
the commuter firm's operations
John Wayne Airport.
"I arn asswning that no service
resume until a complete
vestigation ls concluded," said
pervisor Bruce Nestande, a
nner Marine Corps pilot. · ·
Nestande said the checl(ered
ety record of commuter heli-
pter service in general "makes
believe that comers a.re being
t at the preventative mainten-
level."
The supervisor said his own
perience with military helicop-
rs leads him to believe that
ey should be practically acci-
ent-free." · ~"Why then do we have these
!dents with commuters?"
estande asked. "That's what I
c!"t to know. Is there too much
r:t-cuttll)g?"
Airspur vice-president Tim
Gallagher said the company's
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HI ORANGI COAST
A.irspur exec
Tim Gallagher:
... It's a mystery
why the tail
rotor failed.
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Firefighters stand by in El Dorado
Park in Long Beach following the
Monday evening crash of a com-
muter helicopter.
COUNTY IDITIDN
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Mesans irate
s city Ol(s
all project
By KAREN E. KLEIN,.
OI -OellJ -IWI As many as 300 homeowners
who turned out for a marathon
city council meeting in Costa Mesa
I Monday night were "shocked.
dismayed. angry and upset"
when, in the wee hours this
morrung. the council voted 3-2 in
favor of developing a $90 million
• addition to the South Coast Plaza
Mall west of Bear Street.
In its decision. the council went
against a long-standing pollcy not
to allow commercial development
west of Bear Street on property
that abuts a residential "island" of
1.000 single-family homes.
Council members Ed
McFarland and Nonna Hertzog
voted against allowing a general
plan amendment to change the 18
acres of land bordered by Bear
Street, Sunflower Avenue and
South Coast Drive from me-
dium-density residential to gen-
eral commercial use.
Developers C.J . Segerstrom &
Sons applied for the amendment
so they could build the mall
addition on the property, which
they own.
A residents' coalition led by Jon
Paradis. president of the North
Costa Mesa Homeowners' As-
sociation. packed the coundl
chambers to standing room only
capacity with a crowd of vocal
homeowners who fear their prop-
erty values and quality of life will
be negatively affected by the mall
addition.
"All of them (the council mem-
bers) made up their minds before
hearing our side," Paradis said
after the meeting. The home-
owners were especially upset,
many of them said, because they
felt they had as.5Ured council
denial of the project last Aug. 15,
when the Segerstroms asked for a
continuance.
"Last August, Arlene (Schafer)
insisted that we go ahead with a
vote," said Bobbi F1oyd, vice
president of the homeowners'
association. F1oyd. near tears at
the end of the meeting, charged
that Schafer and Johnson had
been swayed by the power of the
Segerstrom coalition.
"Money talks," F1oyd said bit-
terly.
Flames lick utility pole in Mesa
The heat was very intense but no one \¥41S injured
in this spectacular fire Mpnday caused when
By JERRY HIRSCH
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A special investigations team
from England is on its way to
probe the crash of a British-built
commuter helicopter en route tQ
John Wayne Airport.
The t}elicopter, a Westland 30
operated by Airspur Helicopters
Inc., waa 10 minutes from John
Wayne on its way from Loa
Angeles International Airport
when it lost its tail rotor and
crashed crashed into a flood
control channel near Willow
Street and the 605 Freeway in
Long Beach about 5 p.m. Monday.
Six people were injured, two
seriously.
"They are sending two in-
vestigators from the United King-
dom Accident Invesugation
Board. They will be here tonight
and we will start a investigation 1n
the morning," Sandy Brown, a
National Transportation Safety
Board spokeswoman, saJd today.
Brown would not discuss the
accident becawie "we have not
received any data from the ane."
According to James Woodard,
40, a Fountain Valley resident
who was a passenger on the
ill-fated helicopter, "We heard a
noiae and as aoon as we heard the
noise the helicopter started to
spin."
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Airspur passenger James Woodard of Fountain
Valley is wheeled into hospital after crash.
construction equipment tore a gas line on
Avocado Street. See story on P~ge A3. McFarland and Hertzog were
overruled by Councilwoman
Arlene Schafer, Vice Mayor Eric
Johnson and Mayor Donn Hall,
long an outspoken proponent of
the mall addition
The council heard 5 1 hours of
testimony on both sides of the
project and read prepared state-
ments explaining their positions
before they took a vote about 1:45
this morning.
The homeowners, confident
they would win a no vote from a
'Wl.iority of the council. admitted
they may have been unprepared
for the influence a polished,
professional Segerstrom presen-
tatiop would have over council
members who reversed earlier
positions.
Votes trickle in at polls along Coast
Fatal day:
How ·did
you react?
Segerstroms officials have been
lobbying Jong and hard for the
650,000-square-foot addition to
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ahar• In history. We are ...eclng aut>-
mlaalona from readert who ltlll YMdty
recall their Naetlonl the moment they
teerned Prwktent John F. Kennedy had
been lhot on NOY. 22, 1"3.
To mark the 20th annt¥erNry of that
dete, we ~to publtlh a coleotlonofpet ...... _"'°'_ ... .., ltorlel. We'd
Ilk• voura. ua where~ were, how you teemed and, mott
lmpottantly, how the MW1 ~ • --
Send no more then 250 wordt Of proee to: JFK, The 0.ty
Pflot, P.O. Box 1580, eo.ta Meea, 9282e. Deadline for rec.Mng
the remlnl8CenC81 la thlt Frtday.
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By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
OfllwO..,Netltllll
Polling places 1n Orange Coast
cities reported light voter turnouts
early today 1n the off-year elec-
tions. Polla will remain open until
8 P·"l· Orange County Registrar of
Voten Al O)aon predicted only 12
percent of almost one million
eligible voters countywide would
viait the polla today. Voters wh"
have questions about their polling
place can call the registrar' a office
at 834-2244.
Locally, voten are aelectin$l
Obscene caller adds
fear to frustration
By ANDREA ADELSON
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An obecene phone caller, ran-
domly dJa1.lng Irvine residents,
has added a cruel twill to an old
prank.
Three women were called about
noon Monday by a man who aaid
their daughters were 1n an acci-
dent and would-be hanned-U dle
women failed to do what the caller
demanded, acconllna to Irvine
police crlme prevention Officer
Michael Wei.al.
When the victim ulu the caller
•
what he wants, the man uka for a
physlcal de.:ription of the woman
and her aexual activities. "It
movee very quickly to the ot.cene
phone call mode,'' Wei.II said.
In one of the three lnltancee the
caller rNChed a woman who.e
4-year-old dauihter wu out of
the ~. Sgt. fton Flathers aald.
..!!Eeople are panicked by the
time we get there," he Mia. --
While the caller'• statement
elldt.I fear, the victim's natural
reaponae ii to uk for more
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,
1ehool board members, college
district trustees and wa~ district
official.a. In Irvine, voters are
deciding on a propoaed tax to aid
local schools.
An early check of polling p~
revealed a light turnout.
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• ~2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday. Novem~r 8. 1983
CONTINUED STORIES Photos may link suspect to viciims
OBSCENE CALLS ... County h eriff's investigators' search of Kra ft ' car yields 4 7 pictur~s of young n1••n
From Page A1
infonnat1ur1 awut the t•hild's
w hereabouts aruJ l'ondu1on.
Prolonging tht> t-onwrsalJon adds
w tht> St-Xual grauhcallon, as the
,r,l·Un1 bel'Omes mun· L•mollonal.
at'l'Ordtng lO pohl'('
"They should hang up and
l'hl'\:k on their daugh tcr And they
can 't cheek. when they an• on tht'
phone." Flathers said --
Dr Edward Kaufm~n. UC
Lrv1m's director \)f psychology
education. said the caller who uses
a sad1suc bent. is probably "a little
sicker and a little more danger-
ous" than the average obscene
caller
Kaufman said those who plat-e
VOTING ...
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By 8:30 a .m .. rune voters had
t-ast their ballots at the Costa Mesa
City Hall polling place. according
to Inspector Marene Howe Most
of those seemed tt> be parents
concerned with l<X:al school board
elecuons. she said
"It's too bad there's no big LSSue
on (the ballot ) this ume to really
bring som e people out," Howe
said.
"l would never fa.ti to vote," said
Marilyn Slough of lrvule. as she
left a polling place at Uruversity
High School in Irvine early ,today
Slough. a 64-year-old grand-
mother of 10, said she cast her
ballot even though none of her
children live or attend schools m
Irvine.
Three voters were waiting at
the hJgh school before the poll
opened. said election LnSpector
Constance Riebee. She said the
mtial turnout was "the low est
ever" in her 20 years as an
inspector.
AJthough _only 20 residents ol
the 942 registered to vote at
Uruvers1ty High had ma.rited
ballots after the poll had been
open 90 aunutes. Riebee said she
couldn't predict whether the
tum-out would be as low as
expected by the county registrar.
obsl't'm' caJls generally tlave a
serious sexual dysfunction who
fear making con1'8Ct with women .
Om.· unidentified wom e n
reached by the caller. whose two
daughters were both in the house,
had a neighbor call polke Crom
another phone. But police were
unable to trace the call, Flathers.
said.
Weiss added: "ln no case have
we found .. has their actually
been an abducuon."
If Irvine residents re<.-eive such
a call, w hen the caller's quest.ions
become inappropriate, "they can
be 99 9 percent sure there's
nothing to it," Weiss said.
VOTING
BOOTH
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Wlwn Orangt-Coun ty sh"'r1ff's
invesugutors searc·hed at'CUS(.-d
rnas.s k1llt-r Randy Steven Kraft's
car following his arrest last May.
they found 47 p hotographs of
young men -both dressed and
undressed -which may link him
Kraft to the victims.
T he photographs, w hich were
<.'Oncealed under a floor mat along
with other items seized from
Krah's home and car, were m-
trochu.'ed by prosecutors Monday
at Kraft's Orange County Central
Municipa l• Court preliminary
hearing.
The 3H-year -old Lt>ng Beat h
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Diane J ohnson of Huntington Beach e m erges from
votin~ booth al Keule r School.
Some of those in terviewed a t
area polling places said they were
casting their ballots because of
particular races.
Fount.am Valley resident Don
Tresuk. a civil engmeer. srud he-
was voting primarily because of
the Huntington Beach Union
High School District race.
"I don't know the candidates
that well, but I have friends who
are teachers and they rec-
ommended several candidates,"
he said. "I'm also roncemed about
the candidates in th e Fount.aJ.n
Valley School District race."
Othe rs we re drawn by a sense
of civic duty~
t•ornpuwr nnc.ily1>t is l'hurgl•d with
Itl scx-rtlatt'<I sla~1ngs in Orangt!
County uml C..1'\•s udd1llonul
ehL11 g1•s 111 Ort·~un and M1ct&igan
Tiil' p1L·tUfL's, t'Ons1dered kl'Y
t·v1dem·t'. apµte'<U to dep1t·t yuw1g
tnl'n who an• nu longer al1vc. said
Dt-puty Uist. Attorney Bryan
Brown. However, de fense at·
turnt•y r rc.'<.I McBride di~gr<:t.'<.I
with his 1ntcrpre1.auon
Judgl' John Ryan adrn1tted the
photos as L•v1dente, along wt th the
other items, after ddt>ru.t! at-
torneyi. un.suc-cessfuUy sought to
haw the 1tt:ms excluded
Kraft'!. uth(:lr defense attorney
Douglas OtltJ, said th<.· ~ard1
warr :ml' .unount<.'<.I tu a "fishing
t'XJA•<.ht1011 '' ;md the s~a1 chcs "ex·
1
<·1·1·dt·d that whh·h ww.,
auth11111A-cl" by thl' worrant.<.
Uuring tht· Sl'ar-ch uf Kraft'<:.
huuSt.-, lllV(:sllgat.ors found a
brona· and gn-t>n throw rug that
MA~L 'FIGHT ...
mull'ht·s ftlx•rs round \ on the
clothmg of &:ull Hught-s, Orange
O..unty Sh1·rarf's Departm~nt
l'ri1111nulogist James Whitt: testi-
fied Hughes' body wasd1sc:overed
Aµrtl rn, 1978 on a R1vers1dc
F'rttwa"'1·ramp in Anaheim
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their cx1sung mall Though final devclopmen 1 Thl' reslden ts' present.arnm ton·
plans have y<.·t LO be s ubmitted'and et:ntrated on the negative en-
o.ippniv<.•d, M:.tlc()lrl'I Ross. director vironmt•nt.al Impacts the mall
of dt·'(l'lopment for Segerstrom, would have on nearby honu·-
uutl11wd the pru,1t'<'t as includ ing a owners. ''It's a poor tradL· whC'n
Ko1J111s<m's dt•partment st.ore at yuu put quality of lift after
om· t•nd and a Broadway at the money," ParadlS said
Also.1nvc·sugators found film in
:i q1mL·ra· that revealed partial
photc1s of a !J<.'rson prosecutor:s
bd1f'Vt• to I)(: Eric: Church Whttt·
LL·st1flt't.l the photodep1t'ts a person
Wl·anng a pair uf trou!>ers 1dent-
ll'ol LO those Churl'h was w<:anng
when his bc.K.ly was d1St:overt'CI
J an 27 IY8~ near the San Gabrwl
H1wr F'n•t·way in Seal Beach
tHh er, wnh sp<:cialty shops ftlhng , He also said giving the gre<>n
thet·c•rrlt'r st't·t1on of tht• mall and a light to SL·gt•rstrom would mean
thn·t· lt'Vl'I parking garage behind approval of a proposal by Arnet it Developmtint Co. for a commercial
Hoss ;mt.I S kip Stevc.•nson. a t·omplex ad.Jac~nt to the mall Whiu• Sµl'<.'tftcally pointed w
three sµo\.S un the JrouS<-rs in tht-
p1t·turc> whll'h 1dcnt1cally motche<l
tho:,i·c in duth1ng worn by Churt·h
l add1 t1011 S<.'g<·rs trnm t·asing agent, madE.> a HO minutt• slldt· prL·sent.auon at "If you <ipprove one (µruj('l·t).
thi· lllt't'tJng th<Jt mammared e n-Arne! is J shoo-in for his pro)l!<.'t."
v1runrnt·11 tu I impacts a nd
1•mph..i:.ll<·d pos1t1ve t't·onom1c:
bt·nef1 t tu thl• 1·11y
Sales tax n:v~nuL• to the <:1 ty
from the• pro~t would average
t1bout $1 mill10n annuall y in the
first years aftlo'r the mall opened
and would 1nt·rcase to $1 5 m1lhon
after 10 years, S tevenson said
McFarland and others ques-
110111'<.I how much the $1 million a
year would benefit the city when
' prOJt>t:lt'ti defec1ts will greatly
ext•et.>d that. McFarland also said
he feared the new maU would
detract from the sales of existing
stores.
Mike Gould, d ue{ e xecuu\le...-
oHicer of Robinson's. said if the
South Coast Plaza projeet was not
approved he would build a Rob-
inson's a t the proposed lrvine
CentL•r in the so-caJlro Golden
Triangle area
"I don't want lo make anv
threats. but (Alfred) Taubman
(the dt'velupN of Irv me Center>
knows where we are tonaght, and
he knows I owe ham a t'Ou rt.esy caU
bat'k lawr this week," Could said.
BULLETIN BOARD
College recruiters due
at W oodhridge tonight
Representatives of 50 California colleges and.universities will
be recruiting at Woodbridge High School Ul Irvine today from 7 to
9p.m.
The 9Chool district's college rught for its foi.lr high schools w ill
be held in the multipurpoee room and media center. Students from
v~Hig~gh..aAQ.SELF aA..~~ to attend.
Representatives of state-supported and private l1\8Utllt1ons
wiU be on hand to answer questions of parents and students about
programs. financial aid and housing.
Students of all high school grade levels are welcome "It's
never to early lo start thinking and planning for college," d1Stnct
spokesman Errol Allan swd.
Lag una chambe r to hold mixe r
A cocktatl mixer. hosted by the Laguna Beach Chamber of
Commerce and sponsored by the Ivy House, will be held from 5:30
to 7·30 p.m. Wednesday.
AIRSPUR HELICOPTER CRASH PROBE DUE ...
The Ivy House will provide the hors d 'oeuvres for the rruxer A
donauon of $2 wiU adrrut members and non-members t.o the
gathering
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The pilots struggled to set the
plane down ma t·ontrolled emerg-
ency landing at nearby El Dorado
Park but w erl' unable to control
the aJrCTaft once t.he wJ rotor fell
oH.
The helicopter then careened
Lnto a Southern Callforrua Echson
transm1ss1on tower, hit two
220,000-volt power lines and
crashed.
Woodard said h1tung the power·
Imes about 100 feet from the
ground broke the fall and "I think
it saved our lives."
"It as like a ride you have never
been on m your life." said Wood-
ard. an executive at the Newport
Beach· based airline AlrCa.l.
Woodard. whose two daugh ters
visited hun at the hospital. said the
two minutes it took to crash
seemed like ag~.
"When your life is g01.ng by it
seems like a long time," he said.
Once the helicopter hit the
ground the passengers helped
each other crawl out or the craft.
"Wecould smeU the fuel a nd we
all lned to get clear of the
helicopter as fast as possible ... he
said .
Woodard praised the efforts of
the crew to land the helwopter
safely
"The did everything in their
power to land that aircraft on the
ground I know, I was s1tlmg right
behind them."
Woodard was released from Los
Alamitos Hospital about 9 p.m.
Mondav.
Chief p1Jot J ackson Shaw. 47, of
Long Beach and passenge r
Leonard Tucker. 33, of Marina del
Rey. were airlifted'from the crash
site to Long Beach Memorial
Medical Center were they are in
fair condition today with broken
bones. scrapes and bruises, a
hospital spokesman said.
Alrspur pilot Shelby Kirk, 32,
of Playa del Ray and Donald
LeCla1r . 47.a mecharucal engm('1;!r "I looked out. It was in a rrud-air
from Massachusetts were released spin. I saw a flash whe n it hit the
following treaunent for cuts and wires and then .fall," Wa keley
bruises at Los Alamitos General said.
Hospital. A fourth pauenger. He told a family member to call
Jean Ranwez, 64, of Tennessee the police and ran to the scene.
was admitted overnight w ith a "Thepassengersweresittingon
concuss'°"· the ground away from the heli-
J ust before the crash , S ha w copter. The pilot looked pretty
radioed Long Beach Airport re-badley shaken. He w as bleeding
questing an emergency landing, from the noise and mouth and on
according to Tim Gallagher. AJr-his right arm. Everyone was sort
spur executive vice president. of daz.ed." Wakeley said.
He said the copter w as at 4.000 Fire and emergency l!fUts from
feet when it first experie nced Orange County, Los Angeles
trouble . It descended to about County, Long Beach and Los
2,000 feel and then tried to A.larrUtos rushed lo the 9C'ene .
"auto-rotate'' -use the main They evacuated the passengers
roter to create enough drag to slow and cordoned off the helicopter
Women's club forming in county
A luncheon tofonna LeadsClub mOrangeCounty will be held
at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday m Costa Mesa.
More mfonnauon on the businesswomen's networking group
and reservations may be obtained by callmg Mickle Shapiro at
751 -179Z.
Mission Hospital sets open house
Mission Commuruty l losp1tal w ill hold an open house Sunday.
showing its opera ung rooms to the public from l to 4 p.m .
Three operating rooms w ill' be set up with sunulated surgery
scenes. The open house is being held an t'Onn(l(·Uon with Operau ng
Room Nurses Nat.Jona) Awareness Day
The hospital is located at 27802 Puert.a Real. MLSS1on Viejo For
further mformation. call 831-2300.
Cleanup wee k planned for Laguna
the landing -the rest of the way and downed power lines. Fall cleanup in Laguna Beach -tha t time of the year when
down. But when the tail roter fell The helicopter, one of four Lagunans can leave heavy, bulky it.ems at the curb to be picked up
off. the pilots lost control of the Airspur air taxi conunuter aircraft -will run Nov. 14 through 18.
aircraft. It hit the power pole and tha\ .eat 18 and operate out of Items such as old sofas. water heaters. carpets. old refrigerators
crashed. Fullerton. John Wayne and and clippings may be set out on regular trash pickup days that
Gallagher said he has no idea Burbank airports ferries pasaen-week.
what went wrong with the air-gers between the satellite airports Clippings should be bundled and tied and be no longer than
craft and ~t his company ser-and LAX. It has been flying from four feet in length and 18 inches in diameter.
vices the helicopters everyday. ,..:_J 0:hn=:__:W:,:a::yn'...::e:..'.since:· =:..:Se~p~t::... ,:15::·---~========================-=
FLIGHT CRITICS ... "We've decided to cancel all
service. Nobody told us to but we
feel it would not be responsible to
continue in light of th.la," Gal-
lagher said. The helicopter com-
pany will resume service once it
discovers what went wrong, he
said.
ltadle 1 11a«1Ht/haek From Page A 1
he licopters will remain grounded
until investigators can det.ennine
why t he tail rotor fell oCf the cra!t
that crashed in Long Beach. ·
The crash also fanned the
concern of a citizen group 1n Costa
Mesa that has been pushing for
route changes in Alrspur's flights
from J ohn Wayne to Los Angeles
lnt.em auonal AJrport.
''They were lucky t his tune.
This just shows they're JUS t as
vulnerable as any other helicopter
-twin engines or not." said Cindy
DavLS, president of CRAS H
(C1t1zens Revolt Against the Shut-
tle Helicopter)
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Safety is one of the issues
CRASH has raised in the past.
"Next time, they could be over
our homes. They have to rty over
more uninh abited areas," she said .
Others said the crash raised the
specter of LA Airways, a helicop-
ter service that went under in
early 1970. Two LA Airways
hebcopters crashed m 1968 killing
a total of 44 people.
Gallagher insisted that the Air-
spu.r helicopters -twin-engine
Westland 30s -are "not a new
piece oC technology." He said it
was a mystery lo him why the tail
rotor failed.
Last Friday, the company
canceled about 10 flights because
of problems with an airspeed
i,ndicator on ~me of their helicop-
ters th at flies the Los An-
geles-Orange County route. The
helicopter. that crashed was not
the same one that experie nced
airspeed indicator problems. Gal-
lagher said today.
Long Beach reside nt Stuart
Wakeley heard the crippled he li-
copter fly low over his home.
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on Mesa
street
By STEVE MARBLE
OftMO...,l'lloCI'-"
S rnoke, flames and dust -to •
Allee Spruengli's way of thinking
it was just-another day o n a stretch
of badlands known as Avocado
I Street. '
The short res1denual street m
Costa Mesa has been torn up since
mid-Ocw ber for a resurfacing
I project that h~ brought equal
doees of dust. mud and incove-
1 nience mto the l.Jves of the
1 residents there.
I And just in case 1.Jfe wasstartmg
to get a little predictable, Avocado
Street residents we re treated a
spectacular fire Monday that
erupted when a piece of construe·
1 tion equipment ripped through a 2
112 inch gas line.
Avocado Str eet r esidents (background) watch as
~esa firemen extinguish blaze ign ite d by gas leak.
The fire destroyed a $40,000 so1l
mixer and reached into utility
, poles.
The machine operator. Jim
DeGraffenreid, scrambled from
1 his earth mixer when he heard the
hiss of gas, Cost.a Mesa fire
authorities said.
"If you've never heard the
Sound of gas.coming from that big
a pipe -well, its awesome," said
BattalJon Chief Gerald Poarch.
"The hiss you hear on your stove.
that's from a pipe that's only an
.eighth of an inch ."
The fin le ft a bout 40 Avocado I Street residents without gas most
of the afternoon and about 100
without water Severa l residents
lost the use of their telephone.
"The whole thmg just leaves me
t hinking that this entire project is
unorganized and that nobody
seems to know what they're
doing," said Spruengli.
Residents on Avocado have
been complaining for more than a
week about the construction pro-
ject, which has left the street tom
up from curb to curb. Parking on
th e s treet is not allowed and
residents said they get dust when
it's dry and mud when it's wet.
City officials said the project is
scheduled to be finished by the
end of the w eek. The street was
virtually falling apart before th~
project beganand residents were
complaining about its condition.
explained Bruce Mattern, the
city's public services director.
Spruengli agreed the street was
it\ need of repairs.
"I don't think we've ever said it
shouldn't be repaired," she said.
"But the way the thing's been
done is just pathetic.
"The street's so bad now that I
think we should just get . horses
and a couple of hitching posts,"
she added.
Irvine open .house was too open
.
'
Police believe possibly a realtor or
a would-be buyer looklng over the
home walked off with $2.700 In
Jewelry lrom an lrvtne residence on
Wlldwheat during the last two weeks.
The theft was reported Monday A
lock box Is on the outsll;le of lhe for
sale home.
A $10.000 diamond ring was re-
ported stolen rrom the Rancho San
Joaquin golf course at 9 p.m. Mon-
day,
An undetermined amoon1 or cash
was stolen rrom a home on
StrMm""OOCI Monday night Th~
pried open a window .er~ to gain entry.
Hun tington Beach
A brown 1979 Dat.un 280ZX wu
burglartzed Ovef IM '#Mkend whlle
pented In a carport on tM 6400 block
of Warf'lflf Avenue. The IOM Included
10 cuaettee, aneep1kln ... t cover•
worth S 170. a S..5 pair of aunglUMS,
an $80 car cover and $100 cash.
A break-In was reported Monday
afternoon at a home on the 20600
block of Suburbia Lane. Entry was
made through a locked rear sliding
window. The loas Included sllverware
worth S3,000.
A yellow 1980 Toyota pickup trucil
waa burglarized Monday while
parked near Beach Boulevard and
Slater Avenue. A wlndwtng was
broken to enter. The loss Included
$200 from a wallet In the glove
compartment.
A home burglary was reported
Monday evening on the bOOO block or
Tl'lor Drive. A bacil window screen
was ripped to enter Tl'le lou In·
eluded S 18 In coins.
A whlle Chevrolet Luv pickup lruck
wltl'I a camper shell was burglarlzed
Monday while parked on the 16500
bloctt of Irby Lane. The ION Included
miscellaneous tools valued at $350.
Fountain Valley
A MacDonald's manager left tier w1lfet bettlnd the front counter wtille
assisting a.n employee In . another
section or the restauranT"When she
returned. her wallet 1nd $47 cash
weremlN lnQ
So~ne stale a $206 .c1le from the production table of Cu1tom
Weave Carpe11. 18480 Peclllc St.
· Burglars entered a residence at
17544 Loe Jardlnee East and took
$105 from the famlty room.
Laguna Beach
A resident In the 900 block ol Van
Dyke Drive reported the theft of two
handgun a and three shotguns valued
at a total of $1,275, Laguna Beach
police said.
A vehicle burglary In the 3000 block
ol Alla Laguna Boutevard netted the
thieves a wallet, brlefcaae and suit-
case wtth a total value of $912
~ewport Beach
A Newl>Of'1 Beach engineer re-
ported tl'le thett of a Honda moped
valued at $300 from his home In the
5100 block ol Neptune Monday
A. Newport Beach hou~lfe re-
ported her purse was snatch(!f:I at the
Hughes Lido supermarket Monday
af1ernoon
A Newport Beach man reported
the thef1 of a $500 television from his
home In the 500 block of Carnation
Monday evenlnQ.
~arbor Day School at 3443 Pacific
View Orl\19 reported the theft of an
APi>le computer and equipment
valued at s2.a.2 eometlme lhll
~end.
Cotta Mesa
A woman with a tefmlnal lllneaa
was found dead In her bed earty
Monday mornlnQ. Katherine Ellza·
beth Barton. 34. wu pronounced
dead by paramedics at her home on
the 300 block of E. 18tl'I Street. Exact
cauM of death fa pending autopsy
A pile of old tires caught tire
Monday about 2:04 a.m. at Tire City,
1950 Newport Blvd. The fire threw up
a lot of black amolle but did llttle
damage to surrounding areaa. ponce
Mid. CauM of the fire la under
lnveatlgatlon.
A woman's puree waa snatched
lrom her whlle she waited at a bua
stop at Brlatol Street and Sunflower
Avenue about 8:45 p.m. Monday.
Police said the purae, which con·
talned about $32, was later re-
covered neatby.
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Orange Coast DAILY PI LOT/Tuesday, November 8. 1983 i\3
Slayer Alaia declared sane
---R eject ion of H B doc·tor's ins11n ity p lea backs insu ran<'t" firm ."
By JEFF ADLER ...
Of ,.,. Oellr l'tlot Ital!
A r~play of Or Louis Ala1a'!>
l 980 double-munJ'°•r tnul ended in
Orange County S u perior Court
Mond~y when a seven-woman,
five-man jury found the Hunt
ington Harbour surgeon was sane
when he stabbed his former w1ft•
and her lover to death
The civil trial, w hich pitted
Alaia a nd his two uh ildren agains t
the two insurance companies that
cc.irru~I lht• i.uq,:1'()n':. $I !'> n111l1011
homt.-owncr poli1·y, wu11 nL.ot'dt-<l tu
rt."SOIVe tht· S<Hllly ISSUl' th..tl
remained un.tn:.wt:red f rurn
Aloia 's t·ru~unul trial thrt.-t• yt•ars
ago.
If jur.ors fuund AJa1a wa..., m.-.arw
w he n hl· t'Vmm1 ttt>d tht< kilhnKs,
United St.>rvtt't' Auto As,,W<.·1at1on
and Nauonal A111erwnn lnsurant't·
would havt:' been obhgau.-d to
represent Alam in future la_wsulls
ard to pay w hawver darnagl'S are
UC Irvine shows r ecor d
for s tude nt e nrollment
Statewide enroUmenl on thl.•
rune University of Cahforrua cam-
puses has climbPd by 2,100 stu·
de nts this fall, with UC lrvm(:
showing a rC'COrd number of
studen ts enroUed for tht:' faU
q uarter.
Enrollment ha'i an('reased by
more than 600 students at UCl this
year, w ith the final enrollment
figure of 11.909.
There are 3,976 students new to
thP UCI campusanci 7.~~tkontinu-
-.-
ing or n •turning ... rnd•·nts
Frl"Shman number 2.H I ti
UCl has mun• men tlwn wunlt'n
students and b1olog!l'al 'l(WnC:l'S
c:ontanut.-s lo be lht: maJOr with tht.•
heavic-st t>nrullment Almost half
tht' studC'nt.s are from Orange
County. anotht·r fourth an• rrwn
Los Angeles Count) Ttw n·
mamder list homt'town~ in 44
other CaJ1fom11J t'Ount1Ps, -15 otht·r
st.ates and 60 furf'1gn t-ountnL-s
I .. 3 ' . .
awu1t.lt.J to the• Al•1W t•h1Jdr.-11 tn fl
wrungful d.-ath suit
lluwt•vc•r, thl· Jury's fandmg
that A1&111 was sam.• means the
1nsuram.>tc• l'•1mpnrl•l'1> are not
habit· Ln Cal1fom1a, 1nsuram.-e
l'ompanies C'annot bf> h~ld liable
for <:riminal a<'ts l'Ommit t.(.-d by a
sant-person.
Ala1a pleadt"d guilty t.o two
t'VUnt.s o f ~nslaughwr in Novem-
ber 1980 JUSt as a JUry was about to
cons1dn the sanity 1.SSUe. His plea
L~:munat.ed thl' pr()(.'(.-cdings and
the question of the• doctor's sanity
was not resolvt."d
Rut the qu~llon of Alala's
sw11ty surfa<'Ni again when hlS
ch1l<Jnm ftlt.'CI a drum with his
insuranc·e t'Ompany seeking to
rt"t.·over for tho wrongful death of
thl·l r mother 37-year-old Margy
I .ou Alu1a Tht· lawsu1l is sched·
11ll-d fur trial m January
In turn. AJa11J 's 111.surance oom -
pantc•s sUL-d thP surgeon and his
~·hildr.en vi re.vive the sanit y
1s...,ut: Tht: t'timparnt!S daun Ala1a
wa:. san<: whc:n tht• killings oc-
curred
A1a1a. now 5:1, 1s servmg an
eight -year state prison term at the
Califorrua Men's v>lony in San
Lu!!> OblSpo
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Oellr ~1 ""°40 by ....,.._d II-
Freed by 'J aws of Life'
Costa ·Me.sa firem en and paramedics
carry stretch er bearing Wendy J oan
Buerger , 22, of .Cypress wh o was
inju red Monday when her sedan
collided with a deliver y tr uck
d riven by Brian S han non, 23, of
Oran1u• on Airway Avenue near
McCormick Avenue. Bue rger was
r eported in serio us but stable
cond ition to day a l Founla in Valley
Memoria l H osp ila l. Shannon was
un in j ured.
Old sewer lines causing s tink?
O dor c loses Hun tingto n taver n; s~ven apartm e nts evacua ted .
Huntington Beach authorities
are speculating today that old
sewe r lines lying under buildings
constructed in the 1920s may be
the source of mysterious foul
odors emanating from the Cagney
by the Sea bar in Huntington
Beach .
Fire Department s pokeswoman
Birgit Davis said the source for the
potentially toxic sulfur dioxide
fumes hasn't been identified but
authorities are questioning if the
abandoned old sewer lines may
If you l'lave a birthday gll1 to
give this month, you might give
some thought to a piece or Jew·
etry set with one of the November
blrth1tonea. Topaz or Crtrlne.
In addition to sharing Novem.
ber, these two gems have many
slmularltlel and are of1en con-
fused. They both occur In 1 wide
range of yellow tones, from tawny
yellow through orangl1h·yellow
to the amoky browna. Both are
VfKY attr8011ve gem a and both are VfKY durable and sat11f1Citory tor
Mltlng all typee Of jewelry lor
men and women .
TM moet popluar style of cut·
llng for both gems Is the step cut
That 11 when all f1d4lt1 are
lour-aided and In stepa and rows
above. b91ow. and on the glrdle.
Whtie Topaz and Cltrlne have
many almularltlee they alao hive
some dlnerencae. Topaz 11 the
l'llOfe valuable gem and 11 often
lled "prec:loua Tapaz" to dis-
tinguish It from Cltrlne.
Tapu la 8 on 11'19 hardness
ICale whlle Cltrlne la 7. T apaz has
a higher refrectlve Index and a
hMvtef 8'*:lftc gravity. Tapu
alao ComM In eddltlonal COior•.
the moet bMutlufl of which are
the bluee and plnka.
Cltrlne la 1 member of the
querti famlly and It llmlted to the
~towt. orangee Ind browna •
not be w blam e.
The bar was closed and seven
upstairs apartments were evacu-
ated w hen foul-sm.elling odors
were detected coming from be-
neath the floorboards of of the
men's bathroom Sunday night
Authorities feared a naturaJ gas
lme had ruptured.
DaVls said the build mg, at Main
Street and Pacific Coast Highway.
was built in the early 1920s and
then rebuilt several times. New
sewer lines were built and old
sewer lines were abandoned m the
process.
She said the r umes do not pose a
.health hazard to people m the
v 1cin1ty unless th ey would
breathe concentrated amounts
over a long period of time.
The six members of the fire
department's new haz-med team
(hazardous matenals, medical
emergency urut) monitored the
leak until a pnvate consultant
wok over at 7 p.m. Monday night,
Davis said.
Other varieties ol quartz haye
lhelr own names, such as: roee
quaru (pink). amethyst (purple),
aventurlne (green) and crystal
(colorless).
Topaz Is found primarily In Bra-
tll while Cltrlne Is llkely to be
round more widely dlatrlbuled In
our earth'• crust.
Topaz and Cltrlne each has Ila
place In our gem world. however.
I think It Is Important not to con-
fuse them. New York State re-
cently fined a Jeweler for writing
Topaz on his sales &tip lnatNd of
Cltrlne -When Cllrlne was wtt11
he actually had told. Unfortunat•
ly not 111 jeweler• even know the
difference. That 11 one of the
many reasons It paya the con-
sumer to aeek out a firm holding
mem~lp In the American
Oem Society. Requirements of
membership Include training In
gemology and adherencie to high
ethical atandards. We are proud
ot our membership In the Amen-
can Gem Society and ~
your queeUona on gemologlcal
9Ubjec1• and tM oPl>Of'1Unlty Ihle
month to fJhaw you oar ftM COi·
lectlon of Tapaz and CUrine t-·
airy.
We have lust unpachd lh9
carved stone figurines that I
bOughl on my trip lut month and
ere enxloua to lhow you thoM
100
..
4 4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, November 8, 1983
TOP O~ THE NEWS
NATION
Record $6. 7 billion
phone rate hike a sked
By ~e A11oclatecl Pr eti
WASHINGTON -Telephone companies
nationwide are asking for a rcrord $6.7 billion
worth of proposed rate increases, but state
regulators have been turning down many more
requests than they're approving. A huge number
of requ~ts have been filed by either BeU System
companies or independent phone companies suC'h
as affiliates of the GTE Corp
S t. Louis paper to close ,
ST. LOUlS -Staff members on deadl.me
Monday reacted fi.tst with stunned silence and
• later with tears a.ft.er they learned that the S t.
Louis Globe-Democrat, the city's morning news-
paper. will cease publis\ling Dec. 31 after 131
years.
Major storm slam s Utah
SALT LA.KE CITY -T he first major storm
of the season has moved into Utah. dropping six
mohes of snow in the mount.ams and causing
more than 100 power outages in two counties.
Several accidents were reported after the
slow-moving cold front entered Utah Monday.
R abies hits Na tion al Zoo
WASHINGTON -A rare red panda at the
National Zoological Park has died of rabies, but
the disease has not harmed Hsing-Hsing and
Ling-Ling. the giant pandas given to the United
States by China, 1.00 officials said Monday.
Thirteen rabid raccoons have wandered into the
167-acre 1.00 in downtown Washington ince
May.
WORLD
SoYiet gen eral shot down
NEW DELHI. India -Afghan rebels shot
down a helicopter, killing a Soviet general and all
10 others aboard, and the Soviets sent 7,000
reinforcements tO beef up garrisons near the
Afghan border with Pakistan. a Western
diplomatic !IOurce said today.
Israel wary of Syria alert
TEL A VIV. 1srael -Israeli officials are
warily watching Syria's emergency mobil.iz.auon
of reserve forces but insist Israel is not planning
to attack Syrian troops or pull its own forces out
of Lebanon.
Earthquak e rock s Belg ium
LIEGE. Belgium -Belgium's most power-
ful earthquake since 1938 shook the city of Liege
early today. and authonlles Silb an elderly
woman was lulled when the cewJg of her home
collapsed Police said at least 10 people w ere
injured and many buildings were damaged
Grenada m ass g ra Ye pt'obed
ST GOORG E's, Grenada -Cuba IS aslung
t he Uruted Nations to help prevent the expulsion
of its entire embassy staff m Grenada. and U.S.
officials said Monday they will investigate
"rumors" of a massgravenusta.kenly reported by
. the State Department.
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NEWPORT BEACH
Thurs .. Nov. 10, 1983
Hours: 3 00·5:00 pm
Weatclltt Plaza 17th & Irvine Ave
.1 ,., •..•••
COSTA MESA
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Capitol blast proh-ed
WAS HINGTON (AP) A
shaken Senate t'Onvened today
despite piles of rubble outside the
chamber doors caused by a
pre-midnight explosion that open-
ed a gaping hole in an inside
Capitol wall, npped through con-
gr~ional cloakrooms and damag-
ed several irreplaceable works of
art.
Senate Majority Leader How-
ard Baker~ R-Tenn., told col-
leagues that, had the Senate been
in session at the time of the 11 p.m.
blast, there surely wouJd have
been "grave injury ... and, per-
haps, l~ of life to senators and
staff "
) The FBI said lhe blast was
caused by a "high explosive device
with a delayed timing." Tom
Griscom. an aid e to Baker. said "it
was a wristwatch timer."
staffers and chefs and waitresses
at the House restaurant were
special agent· in charge of the
Washington FBI field office, told a
n ewseonference that analysts had
not yet determined whether the
bomb that rocked the Senate was
dynamite.
evacuated. ·
As FBI agents poked today
through the debris in the seal-
ed-off second floor of the Capitol,
a fresh bomb scare was reported
-forcing pa.rt of the House side of
the Capitol t.o be closed. HolJ.S('
However, no bomb was found
after an intensive search of the
Capitol and three House office
buildings. said Capitol Police Sgt .
Karen Magee.
"It was a high explosive device
with delayed urning," Gardner
said. Theodore M. Gardner, the
·Diablo Canyon gets green light
WAS HINGTON (AP) -T he Nuclear Regu-
latory Commission restored a portion of the license it
suspended nearly two years for the problem-plagued
Diablo Canyon nuclear plant in California today.
The action will allow Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to
begin loading fuel next week into one of the two
reactors at the $4.3 billion power plant situated on the
Pacific Ocean near San Luis Obispo.
The NRC suspended the plant's License on Nov.
19. 1981. after PG&E. the nation's largest utility
company, ·discovered that blueprints ·-for reactor
supports that would enable it to withstand a major
earthquake had been reversed.
The discovery led to an investigation wruch
turned up hundreds of other design errors. T he
company has spent an estimated $220 nullion
correcting the errors over the past 18 months.
The romm.ission voted 4-0, with commissioner
Viet.or Gilinsky abstaining, to allow PG&E t.o load
fuel into the Unit 1 reactor at the plant and c.'Onduct
"cold" or pre-critical testing.
Co~ioner Thomas Roberts wanted to re -
'!ltore all-0f the licel'llle that was suapended. two yeai:s
ago instead of just a portion of it.
TOP OF IHI NEWS
STATE
Police a rrrest rapist -
in e lde rly slayings
By tlae A11oelatecl Pren
LOS ANGELES -A man booked for
investi~ation of two murders in a series of 32
slayings of elderly women shouldn't have been
released after hls 1976 conviction for rape and
robbery, Police Chief Daryl Gates says. Gates
called the arrest Monday of Brandon Tholmer,
. 27, "another failure" of the court system. Police
say they caught the convicted rapist trying to
enter the home of an 85-year-old paraplegic.
Strike targets 88 eaterys
SAN FRANCISCO -Unionized restaurant
workers Monday voted overwhelmingly to
authorize a strike against the Golden Gate
Restaurant Association. which represents 88 of
the city's restaurants.
Low Yo ter turnout forecast
SAN DIEGO -Only about one third ol the
929,000 registered voters in San Diego County
were expected to cast ballots in today's general
elecuon that featured 14 ballot measures and 345
candidates vying for 152 offices. _,.'\.
Times Mirror tells sale
LOS ANGELES -Times Mirror Co. said
Monday 1t has agreed to sell New American
Library. its paperback publishing subsidiary, for
more than $50 million.
Tran splant recipient dies
SAN DIEGO -A 56-year-old woman who
rereived the first liver transplant in Southern
California history died early today at Sharp
Memorial Hospital.Ellen Mareno, 56, died at 1:45
a.m., just eight days after her 21 -hour Oct. 31 surgery. -·--· ·
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Syrian hits U.S. policy
Ford, Carter attend Midea st m eet in Atlanta
J ATLANTA (AP) -Am.id reporta killed 230 Amencan servicemen.
that Syria is mobiliWlg m expectation Cart.er had set the stage Monday
of an American attack, the Syrian morning for aJ-Sharaa's speech by
foreign miruster delivered a. blistering • reading a news dispatch reporting
verbal assault on U.S . policy m the details of the Syrian action.
Middle East to an audience that
included two former U.S . presidents.
But in his speech Monday to a Middle
F.ast conference chaired by fonner
Presidents Jimmy Cart.er and Gerald
Ford, Farouk al-Sharaa made no
mention of the military mobili.z.ation,
which the Syrian govenunent re-
portedly caJJed out of fear that the
United States was planning to re tall ate
for the Oct. 23 bombing in Beirut that
But neither Carter, Ford nor any of
the American and Middle East scholars
and policy makers at the conference
questioned the Syrian official about the
report',
J oseph Sisco. a former Cart.er adviser
on the Middle East, twice told
al-Sharaa that "considerable doubt has
developed withm the United States as
to what Syria's current intentions are."
,
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his head during
long Mideast
session.
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Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Tuesday, November 8, 1983
Don't use nukes near Chico
City father s would le¥y $1,000 fine, year in jail for offenders
CHICO (AP) City planners in tht.S rural college
community voted Monday to impose a $1 ,000 fine a.nd
a one-year jail term on anyone exploding a nuclear
weapon within city limits.
Th e 6-1 Planning Com.misSion vote to declare
Chico a "nuclear .free zone" sent the propoeed city
ordinance to the city council for a final vote next
montJ'l.
AB approved by the plan.rung comrrus&on, the
ordmance wouJd protubit "research, design, testing,
production, transportation, maintenance, storage,
disposaJ or deployment of nuclear weapons ... withjn
the city limits." ·
The measure would also ban all radioacuve
materials from ttu.s city of 28.100 except medical
isotopes and small amounts of radaoacuve mat.enals
used in products such as smoke alanns and some wnst
watches. And it would reject all federal or state funds
earmarked for nuclear defenae.
Violations of the ordinaOce would be f!lisde-
meanors.
Backers of the ordinance argued vigorously
against an alternative recommended by Chico
Planning Director Tom Lando to limit their action to
a resolution, saying it was important to take stronger
action to demonstrate their opposition to the nuclear
annsrace.
"This proposaJ is one way of:;&ting the
nuclear anns race," said ordinance s rt.er John
Martin. "We have to begin somewhe . A nuclear
freeze zone is very symbolic. A nuclear freeze w ne is
a patriouc statement for peace."
·Burglar
comes
clean lritrod~cing
CHARLTON. Mass~
(AP) -Police have ar-
rested a man who failed
to make a clean getaway
when he allegedly broke
into a house to take a
bubble bath
Police srud James S.
Kadar, 26, of Franklin.
was caught Saturday
evening in the bathroom
of Mary Anderson's
home. He was. charged
·with two counts of
breaking and entering.
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Police Chief Philip
St.evens said that when
Anderson and h e r
daughter returned home '
at 5:20 p.m.. the girl
discovered Kadar loung-
ing in a bubble-filled
tub.
She ran downstairs
and told her mother.
who went next door to
the-Village Racquet Club
and folind a police of-•
ficer, who arrested
Kadar without incident.
Stevens would not
speculate on why Kadar
was in the bathtub. "It's
certainly not normal." he
said.
OC Demos
object to
Hollings
The Democratic Part)'
of Orange County has
passed a resolution
cen suri ng declared 1
presidential candidate
Sen. Ernest Hollings,
0-South Carolina. for
allegedly making racial
statements.
Hollings. a party
~ spokesman said, re-
~ portedly remarked re-
l. cently that one of his ! opponents had the sup-
l port of "Cali forhia 's wet-P backs." ~ The party's central
• committee also adopted a
' resolution condemning
President Reagan's mili-
tary policies in Cen traJ
America. The resolution
l I said Reagan is persistent
in his efforts to force "a
violent military solu-
tion" to proble~ in El
I Salvador and Nicaragua.
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Newsman
kills self
WASHINGTON (AP)
-Alfred Friendly, a
Pulitzer Prize winning
report.er who also served
as managing editor of the
Washington Post, died
Monday night. He was
71.
Friendly, who suf·
fered from cancer of the
throat and lung, died of a
self-inflicted gunshot
wound at hi s
Gt!orgetown home. He
joined the Post as a
reporter in 1939 and
became man.aging editor
in 1955.
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-'• Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, November 8, 1983
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Our firSt privilege
is to mark a ballot
As you scan this newspaper today, Election Day, you
probably will read several stories involving government
decisions made both locally and far away.
The decisions will cover everythi.l}g from whether
land should be designated ior shopping Malls to whether
the Marines should remain in Beirut. These stories reflect
critical events. Things are happening out there, and the
peoele we elect are making some hard decisions.
Strange""lhing, democracy. It's terribly inefficient -
people are forever disagreeing and stalling key decisions.
Suspicion constantly rises about those in power who might
be using their influence for selfish reasons or who might be
ignoring critical facts. Yet despite its problems, we cherish
the choice and freedoms democracy offers. We send our
young men to war-tom countries and small islands to
protect our system, and sometimes, as we've been
reminded recently, they die for it.
It seems, under these conditions, that Americans
would be eager to exercise our democratic privilege by
voting. Yet t.Qe estimate from those who run Orange
County elections is that no more than a sixth of all adµlts
with vote U>day.
Today's election is not a big one. Most of the races are
for school boards and water districts -mundane stuff
compared to national politics. But important issues are at
stake in some of these local races, and in all cases, we should
seek to elect people we can trust.
The real question, however, is not why the people of
Orange County should vote. It is why people fortunate and
strong-willed enough to live in a democracy should ever
pas.s up the chance:
Polls stay open until 8 p.m . Call the county Registrar
of Voters at 834-2244 to find out where you vote. Then do
it, if only on principle, which is the best reason of all.
MAILBOX
McCarthy gives another lesson
To the Editor:
A group of commwuty college
students carrymg petitJons bear-
ing 15,000 signatures recently
made the news as they tried
unsuccessfully to meet wnh the
state's chief executive Heacfune:
"OCC S tudents Receive Rude
Recently. I along with a
Coast.line Community College stu-
dent John Olivieri and college
faculty member J oyce Byerly met
privately with Lt. Gov. Leo
McCarthy for nearly hall an hour
We discussed the cribcal situ·
ation confronung community col-
leges following budget cut after
budget cut. We di8cua&ed the
~ critical situation facing e thnic
minorities who seek in community
colleges a way of lilting them-
selves up and out of poverty. We
~ the critical situation
facing tius state's businesses who
need tr8.JJ1ed employees.
We found in Lt. Gov . McCarthy
a man who listened. a man who
was well informed and well aware
of the difficulties facing j>eople
-who depend-on-"1.he community
colleges. t
I might add that. the day we
talked, Gov. Deu.k.mejian was out
of the state and L t. Gov.
McCarthy was acting governor.
We found the governor a very
reasonable man. We too learned a
lesson.
JACK R. CHAPPELL
Irvine
E.ditor's note: Chappell is public
informaUon officer for Coastline
Community C.ollege.
Bab!es going to highest bidder
To the Editor:
I cannot let the article on the
Golden Cradle and Arty Elgart go
by without comme.nt. The implica-
tions in it are gr<a and really
sickening. Are we now to market
and aell babies like uaed can? Ia
human life no more than a
commodity to be sold to high
bidders? Thia is the poore9t e~
Cor "helping'' that I have ever
seen!
The purpoee of adoption is not
to supp.ly children to childle11
couples, but rather to find stable
and loving homes for children
who otherwiae might grow up in
foster care. "In the best interes13
of the child" has been, and always
should be foremost in our minds.
Mr. Elgart's approach to adoption
is every bit aa bad as surrogate
parenting -the producing of a
..tilld on demand to add to a
famlly's "possessions."
Child.nm who are placed for
adoption are not unwanted by
their birthmothen. These
mothe~ have done everything
they know to keep their children
in most cuea, but finally are
forced to SWTender them. There la
an enonnoua difference between
not wanting a child and being
unable to keep a child. How sad
that Mr. £l&art chooees to ~ his
ingenuity and reeounies to eepar-
ate mother and child rather than
to enable them to stay together.
His whole approach la overly
commercial, slick and disgusting.
I shuddv io think of the
consequences to the adopted child
when he one day reallz.es that he
was placed on the marketplace
and sold to aati.lfy the greed of a
couple who wanied a baby no\"'.
MRS. PAT SANDERS
Santa Ana Heights
l. M. BDJd !Big bang
"What have we here?" asked
the Italian chemist Aacanio
Sobrero. Or words to that effect.
ln 1847, it was. He'd jUat produced
a liquid that looked moet interest-
ing. He heated a drop of it, and
bang! The explosion shook up his
lab. Nltroslyoerin! Sobrero in
horror stopped hil experimenta
immediately. But othen knew a
good weapon when they aaw one
Some trtbee in ancient Chile
bound the IOft skulls of their
babies between flat rockt IO the
younpten would grow up with
long narrow head.a.
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Most intelligent animal in the
wild kingdom is the elephant. So
it's the easiest to train. That's the
claim of Gunther Gebel-Williams,
who's trained most 90rU. But
maybe he's never handled
dolphins. I've heard they're the
smartest of all.
Louia Pasteur 90 loathed genna
he refwied to shake hands with
anybody.
It tak.e11 13 months for the
military to train a ;et pilot, It takes
15 month.a for the military to train
• bandleader.
H.L. lchwerta ltl
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A SIZABLE CAMPAICiN
~TION ALREADV!
''IT IS MY ~DEST ~DE ~T \OU GO ON ID
BECOMETik / &tMOCRATIC CAADIDATE
fOO mESlflNT
(fll(
UNITED
STATES. n
''DEAR JESS£: Pt.EASE A((EPr ™I) C~ECK
AS AN EX~ESSION
OF MY 5UJWRT."
Sl6NED, RONALD
REAGAN ~
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Bad rime for Japan trade talks
WASHINGTON -Even ad-
ministration officials privately
admit that !>resident Reagan's
vis.it to Japan is a masterpiece of
bad timing.
The supposed point of the trip is
to repair serious strains in
U.S.-Japanese trade. But with
parliamentary elections coming
up next month, Japanese politicaJ
leaders wo.n't riak. offending
powerful domestic constituencies
suc h as farmers or
high-technology workers -by
opening the door to American
imports.
''You can't have any progress
with the Japaneae on trade lib-
en.liz.ation while they're prepar-
ing for December elections," one
official told my aaaoclate Michael
Binstein. "It's really a P.R. trip for
the president."
The Japanesemarketcould bea
bonanza for U .S . industries strug-
gling to keep the nation's econ-
omic recovery alive. But while
American workers and businesses
suffer from the flood of Japanese
G.
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goods into th.is country, only a
trickle of U.S . exporta is allowed
into Japan.
Frustrated trade officials fore-
see no significant conoessions from
Japan corning from the president's
trip, though the Japanese will try
to make it look as if Reagan has
achieved something for his pains.
Japan would dearly love to buy
Alaskan oil. Since the Japanese
are almost entirely de pendent on
imported energy _supplies, this
w ould be a "concession'' that
would make them appear reason-
able trade partners -yet would
actually cost them nothing. More
importantly, it would pose no
threat to Japan's high-tech Indus-
tries from American competition.
The Japanese are known to be
looking .!_or some large U .S.
purehaae to make before the end
of the year, in hopes that Japan's
$30 billion trade surplus with the
United States will be trimmed a
little, or at least not grow alarm-
lngl y. This will allow Japanese
trade negotiators to minimiz.e
American repre9entatives' claims
that the current situation is in
need of drastic overhaul.
Japan's government-owned
monopolies, which control the sale
of imported goods and services,
are good illustrations of the prob-
lems that vex U.S . negotiators.
One such monopoly is the Japan
Tobacco and Salt Public Corp.,
which subsidizes growers by
purc hasing all domestically
produced tobacco at three times
the world price. At the same time,
the T obacco and Salt Corp. con-
trols the sale of imported
cigarettes by using vanous tanffs
to jack the price at least 45 percent
over comparable Japanese brands.
U.S. negotiators have 1dentif1ed
an almost kabuki-like pattern to
the Japanese negotiatio ns: After
dragging tlle talks out at exhaust-
ing length, the Japanese finally
compromise just enough to pre-
vent U.S . retaliation. Then the
concessions are quietly tied up i.n
bureaucratic red tape until a new
U.S . or Japanese administration ·
takes power -providing an
excuse to start the n tual all over
again.
What the United States wants is
simply a sporting chance to com-
pete with Japanese industry on
somewhere oear an equal basul. as
Japanese industries do in this
country. The Americans are par-
ticularly keen to crack the
Japanese computer. robotics and
agricul tura1 markets, which are
either Japanese governme nt
monopolies or fiercely protected
by high tanffs andlor import
restnctions
Whal the American negouators
will get is anybody's guess. As
U.S T rade Representative. Wil-
liam Brock quipped. "We'U know
m a bout 35 years "
The brain needs a 'delete' key
It's never been clear to me
whether the brain clogs pp or not
whe n you put too much in it.
Would I be able to think better
about other things if l hadn't filled
my head with a lot of information
I never use?
For instance, I've inadvertently
memorized a lot of numbers 1 don't
need. U I did need them, it wolild
be almoet as quick to look them up
or work them out. The multipli-
cation table is handy to have in
your head, and I even wish my
teacher hadn't stopped at 12 x 12,
but there are too many nwnben I
have that aren't any help at all. I
was th1nking of some of the
numbers I know:
There must be at least 25
telephone numbers rattling
around ln my brain. ta.king up
space.
I know our street address and
the street addreslles of fat leut ten
f:rienda and family rnelnben. I've
memorized some zip code11 and
even a few telephone area codes.
As a good example of
mind-clutter, I rea.llz.e I know that
the area code for Indianapolis is
317. It's exactly 102 more than
,~~--AND_Y_RD-DN_IY_....,.~
Philadelphia's.
Now, what am I doing storing
numericaJ garbage like that in my
brain? I haven't made more than
three phone calls to Indianapolis
in my life, I don't plan to make
anoaher soon and il would be
better out of there. But there it is,
taking up valuable space that
could just aa well be occupied by
the names I forget of people I meet
on the street.
There are numbers in every-
one's life that stand out as land-
marks. The number 204 is a big
one for me. When I was a kid we
lived at 204 Partridge St. I suppose
204 haa more meaning for me than
any other number between 100
and 1,000 although I no longer
have any use for it. For the past 30
yean I've lived at number 254 on
another street but 254 has never
~urned the same prominence in
my memory aa 204.
Most peopfe who served in the
Amled Forces know their Army
serial number . i remember mine
but I've never memorized m y
Social Security number. That
comes up often and my Army
serial number never does. It
always seemed to me, incidental-
ly, that the government could
have made it easier for aome of us
if our Anny aerial number and our
Social Security number were the
same.
Not knowing my Social Secur-
ity number is something I've put
my min<i to. I'm a little pervene
about It. I don't want to be
numbered by the govenunent.
They can make me take a number
but I'll be damned if they can
make me memorize il. I think we
all owe it to ourselves to keep from
memorizing as many numbers aa
we can. You can always look up a
nwnber. Facta and ideas are what
our heads should be filled with.
It isn't easy rejecting a number.
l remember Frank Gifford was
No. 16 although he hasn't played
for 20 yean. I know Joe DiMaggio
was No. 5 and I don't even like
baseball.
Which numbers you remember
and which you forget don't seem
to make any sense 1 don't know
the license plate number on my car
but 1 remember th.at the battery in
my watch was put tn last January
9th. 1 keep the combin.atJon
numbers to the lock on my locker
at the indoor tennis court where I
play now on a little slip of paper
because I can't ever remember 1t.,
but the combination on my DuctJ.ey
lock in high school in 1938 waa
23-8-13. Why can't I delete that
from my brain and replace it with
the combination I'm uaing now?
It's difficult to understan~ wh)'
we don't have more control over
what we recall and what we
forget. It's a shor1ooming our
brains have. F..ach of us ought to be
able to make a coJ'l8cious effort to
remember or to forget aomeWna
and have that decision stick. ,
The computer aalesmen talk
about storage capacity. rm not ao
interesied in storage. It's that
"erase" or "delete" feature a
computer has that I like. My brain
runneth over with numbers I no
longer we. I keep remembering
thi:no I'd'rather forget and for-
getting things I'm trying to re-
member.
Sharpsburg: 12 terrible hours
Things I Found En &u t.e to
Looking Up Other Things:
•That the most horrendous
slaughter in the annals of Ameri-
can warfare took place ln little
more than 12 hours at· Sharp-
sburg, Md .. on one September day
in 1862, when nearly 23,000
casualties were lnllict.ed, brother
upon brothtt, ln the Civil War.
-That Chekh.ov, the' great
RUllian dramatiat, and his wtfe,
spent their honeymoon at a un.1-
tartum for conawnptivea. (He had
an advanced cue of tuben:uloli.s,
while ahe wu tree of the dt.eue.)
•That India bu the largelt doc
popW.at!on of any country ln the
world, newly 60 mW.ion, though
there ii no tradition of 1ceeplna
bOU1ehold peta, u ln the Wemt: and
more than 3 mll11on people every
year have to take • Jona and
painful coww of anU-rables lnjec·
Uona, while 30,000 deaths a year
fd'"e reported from doc bl tea.
-That, asked to name dtn.&I
fruJta, most people will oorrectly
list oranget, grapefruit&, lm10na
and Umee, but will fall to Include
the pineapple. which ii aleo a
~
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member of the otrus family,
containing the juice known as
dtrlcacid.
•Til.atoneoutoC 10 female teens
in the United Staiea ha.a a baby
before the age of 18, which la
among the very highest rates of all
30 developed nations. (Only 1even
of the other countries haa an
tldole9Cent child-bearing rate even
half u h!Jrh u oura.)
•That ?few Zealand bouts more
contrect bridae players per capii.
than any other country ln the
world.
•That forced inbreeding among
threatened apec:iee of mamma1a
reduces th~ir fertUlty: The
cheetah, for Instance, lhOWI
•perm counta averaging le99 than
10.pef'C!fnt that of Uona and UCen
(and 70 percent of the apenn they
do have la defective, bealuae of the
Umls,ed 90Uree of new gena).
•That then> '-no "balm In
C ll.-ad" and thert' never w as: the
famous reference in the Bible is a Kina James mistranalation for the
pungent resin which comes from
the small fruits of a thorny detert
shrub.
•That the largest stadium in the
world is devoted to aoccer; The
Maracana Stadium in Rio de
Janeiro, which holds 220,000apec-
taton, who are eeparated from the
playing field (and the referee) by
a 10-foot moat to pttVent mu1
mayhem. (Brazil alone bu 4,000
stadia, with a .eetlnc capacity
about a third more than all the
dvic and private stadia and
ball para of the U.S .. even though
Brazil bu about half our popu-
lation.)
•That Switzerland la 90 con-
cerned over the poaaibility of a
nuclear war ln Europe that the
Swt.. government haa provided
blast thelten (or 85 percent of the
Swt.. population.
•'l'hat "down under" in Aus-
tralia, not only are l.M ltUON
~.but water flushes down
the commode counter-dockwi8e,
and hot and cold water tapa are
~vel"9ed.
•That recovery of the vast oU
deposits in the North Sea requires
an investment of $1.500 to produce
a barrel a day for sale. in tem\8 of
capital investment.
..,J1't~
"How do you spell J esse
Helm $?'' ,
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COMICS 84 THICUSTANDTHICDUNTY
Not everyonf> who cun 't rt~nu-mht•r names ii; u
candidate for Alzht•imf>r't; di f>Hlit' -only wht•Jl ah.-
conditio n progress.-s is tta..-rt• rN•~on for suspicion.
See B2.
PAPARAZZI
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Setting .goals· for success
j •
His approa his bqsed on
p_hysica/,.Jpiritual,fin411cia/
and emotional goals
Storie. by KAREN ZAPPE
0..,,... C.,.,••• Mis et
"l give you penniss1on to be sUL'('t"SSful," the
speaker told his audience. ··You deserve it -to ~
successful, to have money, to havo better
relationships because you'n> worth 1t."
The speaker was Dr. Gary. Couture and hl.l>
subject was success.
"You want to have that winning fCt-hng,"
Couture said. .r
The New port Beach res1d<'nt, who has a
doctorate in nutrition, teaches about 20 seminars
monthly nationwide at health (airs ancKnsuran<.'(.'
and real estate meetings. He ra-ently participated
in a seminar at the Whole Life Expo in Los
Angleles.
His approach is based on setting four goals,
one physical, spirit~ financial and emotional
F.ach must be achievable, measurable and profit·
able or beneficial.~ an example of a goal that was
achievable but not beneficial, Couture told the
story of a woman who sets a large weight loss as
her goal. But after she loses the weight, her
husband is unhappy with the attention she now
recieves from other men, causing marital tension.
Once the goals are chosen. Couture uses eight
Health fair
More to good health
than getting to bed early
emember when all you needed to be
was early to bed. early to nse to make
yourself healthy, wealthy and wise?
Times have changed as evidenced
by the wares being sold at the re<"ent
o e ife Expo at the Los Angeles Westin
Bonaventure Hotel.
Most of the products centered on the he~lth
aspect. Sales booths displayed everything from
blue-green manna algae -billed as brain food -
to .natural vitamins. Samples of herbal laxative
were handed out and people'lried on sandals wnh
rubber spikes that suppoeedly cushion the feet.
"Come back when your feet hurt," a
determined saleswoman called out.
People wearing earphones listened to music
described in a <Sales pamphlet as "pulsating with
the peacefulness that is the very rhythm of the joy
of creation."
Tofu burgers with alfalfa sprouts.
carob-<OVered rice cakes and sunshine muffins
tempted the health conscious but hungry partici-
pant.. Thoee who perlerred fresh salads had
several booths to chooee from but perhaps the
freshest were at a stand where large flats of still
0 Sec Health Fair, Page 82
Stanton one of five
Receives 1 Breath of Life' award
a nee again Roger Stanton is
one of five.
Besides being one ot the
' five supervisors in Orange
C.Ounty, he is now one of
the five Americans with a "Breath of
Life" award.
The Orange County Guild for Cystic
Fibrosis bestowed the honor on him
Thunday evening at the Investor's
Ball in the Irvine Marriott Hotel.
Stanton's wife Karen, his mother
Geaevleve Stanton of Long Beach and
ughter el wert there along with more
than 300 otherf'to see the presentation.
"I am happy to accept this award and I
'accept on behalf of all of )'.OU who ~e
showing your concern by being In-
vestor's Ball was held to raise funds to
~----,.. fight Cystic Fibrosis, a disease that
guild co-presidents Carl and Barbara
\' uclaar described as being "the mean-
est and most obecene disease and the
Bay Club), Tlloma1 and Dorothy Dou,
Saau and Dave Slll1, and Jim and
Barbara De Boom.
Committee members (referred to as
investment counselors) were Irvine
Mayor Larry A.vu and wife Pbyl111,
Sae and Rlcbanl Bird, Glen Epple, the
Robert Glllmua, Sae and David Hook,
Blrcb and Robert Joni, Sylvia and
Raymond Kanbller, Gene and Diane
Mo1ea, Supervisor Toal and Emma
Jue Riley and the Y ucban. ..
Celebrating another birth-
day •
systems to support the atta1rung of them
First, he said, the goals must be wntt.en down,
dicussed with otherl and pictured. Plcturing a
goal, he said is making "the quantum leap" from
the left or logical side of the brain to the right or
emotional side of the brain.~ an example, he said
many pt'Ople lost weight on a popular diet
program, but could not keep the weight off.
"They couldn't picture themselves thlIT," he
said. "You s hould picture what you want."
Another support system is the use of mentors
or people who can show you how to obtain the
goals. Couture said. Much can be teamed from
other pc'Ople's expenences which 1s sull another
support syslt'm
Cou t urt.> said people have t o be
re-programmPd through repetition tO believe their
desin~ goal can be achieved. Many have not give n
themSt:lves pennission to be succ.-essful and don't
thmk they deserve success. These negative
feelings have to be replac:cd with positive ones. he
said. ~
Positive and negauve .. motivators must be
evaluat.tc'd, he said. Whue positive motivators suc:h
as fame and fortune are important, such negative
mouvators as failure and anger are what really
activates people. Just thtnking about a negative
motivator, he said, can force someone to work
toward a goal.
The final support system, Couture sa1d, IS
glVing thanks and sharing. r
''What good is life if you have 1t aJl but no one
to share at with?" he asked.
Couture also stresses exernse and com-
munication. Exercises that coordinalt' the right
arm with the left leg and vice versa, such as
walking and swimming, are essential, he said.
·•If you want people to pay at\ention, get them
to do a cross-crawl exercise with yQ)il,'0 he srud.
Communication is also important, he said,
.explairung that th ere are four baste character
types and people can only communicate with their
.{ype. Couture told a group of insurance agents to
evaluate thelr character type and that of their
clients. Those not in their character type should be
given to another agent.
Couture apparently
practices what he
preaches. HIS own goals
are financial freedom, a
strong farrul y IJfe. a one-
ness with God and tt>ns·
tant high energy His
motivators are fear of
rejection and recog -
nition.
·•1 love the recog-
rullon and the applause,"
he said. explaming why
he gave up hlS preven-
tive health practice five
years ago. "It makes me
feel good."
Also. he 5a..ld. he
wanted to en)Oy life and
change the lives of
others.·
GARY COUTURE "I'm sharing how t.o
hav~ a better quality life," he said.
liilillliiii._ ____ ....,...., _________ ;...1 number one genetic killer of children."
, To wish daughter Pam Zlebanb a '
special happy 30th, Mrs. A. 0 . (Cee)
Stl'aab (Straub Distributing Co., the
OC Budweiser di.stributor) hosted a
Wedneeday dinner-dance birthday cel-
ebration at the Balboa Bay qub.
Pilar Wayne and Larry Hoffmu
w ere co-chairpersons for the
fund-raiaer which included a silent
auction, dinner, dancing to the music of
the Ray Anthony Band and a live
auction conducted by Dick NaWaoa,
auctioneer.
NaUU.On's inst.ructiona for bidding
Floating on a aea of festively colored
balloona, guests enjoyed cocktails and
hors d'oeuvres before sitting down to a
dinner of lobstaer-crab-shrimp salad,
followed by toumedoe of beef, and of
COUJ"8e, the traditional birthday cake -
deaigned as a barnyard for '
animal-loving Pam.
are done in a light vein -such as The highlight of the evening was a
"cratch your head or move a hand and "routine" by local comedian Mlalaael
lt may cost you $~,000." One of thoee Bv1er (who hit all of Pam's "tender" moving his hand (volcJnt.trily and . mHning bc.laineM) WU Angel Bobby •pota, C«> SIUd). Afterwards guests Ort~ who went home with a coyote danced to the lively and varied tunes of parka. We the People.
Othen there were BeWMa and
lanle Bane«, Melule and MJeael
CMper, Llllda Cote, Dee and Robert
cn.ter, 0.. and Berard G•tmu, Ray Budy, Lee Healy, Ben Bel'Mrt,
J ..... &euoa, Jeu and l\ay lto•aes
...., ........ ._ .. ("from the other Murlott"), Deula
Reed, Manie Reff, Sevtt Reff, Jou
Stu Wolcett, Pam and Gary
ZleMrtll (she was celebnti.n/l her ..... _..._. __ .....,...;;., ____ ._. ~the evenlng befOtt at IWboll
Among the 150 guesta joining the
birthday celebration ·were Pam's bu.-
band GU'J, Rid and ltareD JIWu, "8J'lel and Grtee lta1, Mike and
MeluleCooper(he~chalrmanofthe
board ol Straub ~buting), ltevla
and A. J. Fortll (he'• pnsldent of the
comJ»11Y), Boob Tallmu (widow of
the Jat.e 1tunt-Dyer FtuaJc TalknAn),
Job and AM Porter (he'• ~dent of
A. o. SIQ'w•y), Dick U\d Dorooy
B•ru and Gerry and Port• Dl1oa .
I
Paparazzi i.t edited by Daily Pilot
S tyle E.dltor Vida QNl1 with contribu-
tions from Gloria Zlgner.
r
In Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, November 8. 1983
rou1 HEALTH Childish behavior ••• Women ashamed of encounter
OR PETER J STEINCAOHN
DE AR DR. STEINCROHN: At last, here lam at
70. t feel I'm privileged to live IO long. BClt lately I've
ti.ad trouble remembring names. This worries me. It'1s
I, Alzheimer's dilleue?
I watched one of the my best friends det.eriorat.e
with this condition. At ti.rat, he too had trouble
remembering names, but gradually he began to fail in
other ways. Hia penonality changed, and he became
difficult to be with. He became disoriented, not
knowing where he was or what time of day or year it
was. At last he became unable to take care of himseli
and eventually died of pneumonia.
We were all thankful that it ended. His wife,
children and friends stood by watching this
wonderful man loee his ael'\8e8. As I said. the experie~ has made me aware of Alzheimer's. I hope
my inability to remember names isn't an indication
that I'm next. Mr. G .
DEAR MR. G.: Fortunately. not everyone who
can't remember names is a candidate for Alzheimer's
dilleaae. Only when the condition progresses is there
reuon for suspicion. It is a disorder named after a
Gennan physician Alois Alzheimer who described its
.f\UldAJ!lental features "neurofibrillary tangels and
neuritic plaques" way baCk in 1907. We now know it
• ia a disabling neurological illness. .
• . It afflicts more than 5 pen."ent of all persons ovef
age 65. As the population becomes greater. 80 does the
problem. Although the diaeaae may begin with
memory impainnent, it progreaes to severe memory
, le.a. Patients become diaoriented, demented, bedrid-
den and usually auccwnb to an infection.
f
I can understand your worry about Alzheimer's
. c:ti9eue, Mr. G., but unless your memory falters much
. more than it has. I doubt that you need to be
c0ncemed. Let your doctor make the decision.
• • •
FOR MRS. M.: I agree that it is the physician's
"9ponaibllity to report suspected abu.e of children
-elderly penona. But laws create a dilenuna. Often
, both offenden and victims will plead with the doctor
th.at the matter be kept confidential and not reported.
Children eeverely beaten by parents may try to
protect them.elves by aaying that it was an accident.
Fear of further puniahment may be the motive.
Mistreeted elderl)I may not di.,toee the beating for
fear of further rbaltreatment.
The doctor ia obliged to report. U he doesn't, he
may expect tJtat victimt wW receive further abuse
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 just read the Jett.er
from the woman who was unfairly maneuvered out
of a parking place in a Philadelphia suburb shopp1n,g
center. She was fur.ious. To get even she appUe<l a
thick streak of orange lipstick to the windows of the
offending vehicle.
Later she felt ashamed, wrot.e to you to c.'Onft.-ss
and said she wanted to do llOmethlng "nke ." She
enclosed $10and asked that you give it to "a place that
does good." You teplied, "Your $10 is going to the
Health fair ...
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growing greens were hacked off and put 0 111'1
plates.
A Hickory Farms stand serving grilled Italian
sausage looked slightly out of place but was busy
nevertheless.
Costa Mesa's Mother's Mar~et & Kitchen w as
serving large plat.es of vegetable curry, shredded
carrots. sunburgers and barbecued mushrooms.
Eve rything was uncooked so the vitamins of thl·
foods would be retained.
Mark Scott was trying to sell healthy water
The sales representative from Mountain Valley
water said his product C.'Omes from a 3,500-year 1>ld
hot sprip.g in Arkansas, has a neutral ph balance
and contains just the right amount of many
essential minerals.
Health products for pets were also displayed
Ada Trunzo was !lelling herbal ilea collars for dugs
and cats. The string of herbs and eucalyptus buds.
she said are sold in some health. food stores. The
collars, she said, are better than t.he chenucaJ
counterparts· because they don't give off any
harmful chemical fumes that the animals could
inhale.
Those expo-goers not feeling particular ly
healthy were urged to try various methods o(
healing, 9eU-help dentistry and iridology.
Bob Hilty, a staff consultant and ~arch
director for the F.ciucational Center of Iridology
and Nutrition in Long Beach, explained that
iridQlogy is the study of the iris. According to the
center's pamphlet, the iris shows chemical and
nutritional needs, infections, acid levels and
inflammation of body tissues.
I leeding to more aevere injuries -even death.
• • •
Ron Zeflerer of Irvine was selling Summun
Nectar Rose and white wines as an aid to
meditation. Baaed on a pre-F.gyptian formula, the
nectars are produced in a large pyramid in Salt
Lake City, then left in the "creation stage" for 77
days. The nectars are then aRed one to five years
FOR MRS. N.: Yes. calcium is important. Not
only for healthy bones. but for the body's uae in
! controlling nerve lmpu.laes, mU8C.le contraction, heart
rbythm and proper blood clotting. But you must have
beard that it will alao help prevent oeteoporoeis. As
J'OU are over 60, you should know ihat calcium
"Wine is alive, a living thing," Zefferer said
The creative energy is locked in and allowed to live
on, he said.
The nectars are sold in some bookstores. hl'
said. They are called publications because they
contain spiritual messages and information, ac·
cording to the sales brochure I. deficiency c.an lead to painful fractures. spinal
~ probliem8 and 1088 of height. lf you cannot take
!·sufficient milk and other calcium-containing foods.
j better comply with your doctor's suggestion to take i calcium supplements a pills.
In addition to the many booths, the Whole·
Life Expo also featured numerous speakers and
films. Presidential hopeful Sen. Alan Cranston
and Jack LaLanne both attended the conferenei;'
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Thanksgiving
Turkey · ·
Coloring
Contest
PRIZE
Certif ic~te
from a neighborhood toy store
RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Send entries to Thanksgiving Turkey
Coloring Contest.
P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626
2. Entry deadline November 18, 1983
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q ANN LANDERS
• • •
wm you please print that column again? 1 want tO
have at laminated and put on our anniversary cake.
Here it ta, for thoae who mis8ed it the ti.rat u.me. lt'a
worth seeing again. -M.T.G .. GREENVILLE
DEAR M.T.G.: I'm &lad lt,belped. lt't one of my
fa\'orltea. Happy aanJveraary! J;lere ll 11:
DON'T WASTE IT On this day -Mend a
quarrel. Search out a forgotten frlend. Di.smila a
suspicion and replace it with trwlt. Encourage
someone who has loet faith. Keep a promise. Forget
an old grudge. Examine your demand.a on others and
vow to reduce them. Fight for a principle. Expte18
your gratitude. Overcome an old fear. Take two
minutes to• apprectate the beauty of nature. Tell
someone you love hun. Tell hlm again. And ag&J.Il.
And agam.
• • •
CONFIDENTIAL to Ex.laaH&ed lD Torruce:
Tell yoar laa1bud a vacatiO. It wut yo• take
WbeD yoa CU DO Jon1er take WUt )'H °\'e been
taking -ud yoa aeed one NOW.
UY• W&TDI LUllll&PI .........
DEAR-ANN LANDERS: A column you wroU! m Wt SPK1a1tLt In
1974 saved my marriage. I had bec.'Ome suspicious, I Wattrlalls t•nds<aPf Hia.Slde Repair
quarrelsome and unpleasant. 1 was U'\SeCUre, fright-eau ,.,.. m.n
ened and felt I might be losing my mind. And then l j 1~~1 Ooot1,,,:.1.~1~"'"'..,. """ read your column. You seemed to be speaking 1 .___ _______ __,
directly to me. .
Our 15th weddmg anniversary as coming up.
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'Robin H ·OOd'
Old timers perk up Huntington comedy
By 1'0M TITl rs
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Given a l"hlltl't' l":I w, "" ..1 ~°'.J
play bad ly pt•r ft•rnwJ .111d J
mediocre s~:n pt l'rntwlhsht'<f by .1
splendid ca.'it, mtl61<1ud1t•rn,•11wm
bers probably would ..;c:lt"<.'I llw
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These tlwawrlt(1.>"" w 11uh.I IJ\•
thoroughly 1•namun~I 11f tlw
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• produl·t11111 11f "l'h1 tfob111 Hood
Caper." <1 :.tt•r UnK l'Xilmplt· of
what a t\1krr1· uf olJ pl't.ki in thl'
comrn1.111t1y tlwntt>r w~1rld t·an do
with a µl.1y ,,( sumcwh111 less 1~w11
Pulitwr l'rrit• 111agrntud l•
"Robin lluod" · 1s lht• lalt"l>l
dmker f rom Lhl' ru~t)' t\'jXWrtll'I
of Fred l'armrl'hat•I, a p rnl1f1l· if
not OVl·rl~ ln'\a~111at1\'l' pl..1y
wright who h..i.s lx><v nw thl' N1·il
Simon uf tht-whr'\tlt• ~lop:. H1~
matenal 1s qu1~t> oftt'n r1_•1111111scE•nt
-el. more nuwble µrwr t•xt•ursro11~
into the '1mt· l.l•rrrtory and h1!-
dialogul' gt•rwr.illv uu.prrt':. grwn . ..,
and Wlllct'S
Yet. rn the han<ls uf tht.> \.'Om
pany dln>t·tor Jat·k S(X•ord has
selected at tht• Huntmgton Beach
Playhous..•. "'fhe Robin Hood
Caper" i.s nm unly en.111yablt• bu1
often msp1red Tht:" plOl dev1t't'
four retirC'd crook:. banding
together· to perfonn gOl.Xi works
by using their nauve skills 1s all
that's needt>d lo Sl't the sldge for
some memorable d owning by J
quartet of unC'ured hams
Paramount among lh('S(• lS th1
perfo1]11an1..-e of Joanm• Wulmtt (a
veteran of two other Carrrul'hael
epics) as the organttt.>r of thC'
group. a light-fingered matrc.>n
who just happens to show up with
her gang when her nephew IS In
danger of losmg his rural n ews·
paper. Wolrott tS a pa.st mis tress vf
farcical com£-dv and her facial
reacuons a.re pnt~lc.-s.s
Wit Thompson and "Colonel ..
Joanne Wo lcott
.st:hem1.•s Their effe1.:t1veness 1s
dul' morl' to t·harat·ter interacuon
th,lll LO precision wrung. while
Undt'rwood comes off weU as a
~1.·n1or sexpot who can still bat her
t.•yes with the best of them.
Thl' straighter roles of the
young newspaper pubhsher and
hrs 1mpatrent francee are handled
by Douglas Vanderpool, whose
Pnergy makes his t'.·haracter work,
,md Bonnie Hurd, who requires
some rmprovemt!nt m thts depart-
ment Ed Belfrey, who probably
reSt-mbll'S most peoples' mental
image of a t:rooked polititian. plays
one with considerable gusto.
Minor roles are nicely enacted
by Rl'X Day as Belfrey's sycophan·
lie a.rde, Sylvia Coot.es as Day's
wife and Robert Baron as an
nmmous figure out of th.e old
skalawags' past
On the nega u ve side,
Carrruchael's first act exposition is
deadly duU and 1t seems an
eterruty before Wolcott's fellow
consptrators show up to enliven
the proc.'eedings. Once the clan
gathers, hqwever, it's fun time.
Tonight's TV
EVENING
-t.-00-
IJ U U NEWS 8 CHIPS PATAOl
Q LYNN SHACKELFORD
• THREE'S COMPANY
e HAWAllFM~
fl) MACHEIL / LEMRE.R
NEWSHOuR
6!) UNOERSTAHOING HUMAN
BEHAVIOR
())C8SNEWS i==Q m DICK VAN DYKE
• lC)MOVIE * * "Six Pack" ( 1982) Kenny Rog
e<s, Dume l811e
tHl MOVIE * · Megalorce ( 19811 Barry
Bos1w1ck, Pe<Sts K11amballa
!ZJMOVIE • • * "Frane!s" ( 19SOI Donald
O'Conn()(, PalflClil Medina
-1:30-0 NBA BASKETBALL
G)ALICE
6!) HUMANl'rlES THROUGH THE
ARTS
NEWS
@) BARNEY MILLER
~WHEEL OF FORTUNE
'1) DRAGNET
-7:00-IJ CBS NEWS
0NBCNEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
U A8CNEWSQ rn m NEWS
G) THREE'S COMPANY
(I) JOKER'S WILD
Ell) BUSINESS REPORT
6!)N0VA
P.M MAGAZINE ®J ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
~LOVE CONNECTION
(0 1MOVIE •
t t t Hity G6t Me Coveted'
t 19431 Bob Hope, Oofo1ny Lamour
-7:30-
IJ 2 OH THE TOW.. 1J (3 FAMILY FEUD 0 LAVERHE & SHIRLEY &
COMPANY
U EYEONLA G) M'A'S'H
(I) @) PEOPLE'S COURT
Ell) TO THE MANOR BORN
(])TIC TAC DOUGH
'1)MOVIE
• • '• CullSAn Call At Cac1us
Creel\' (19501 DonalO 0 Coon<><,
Gale Sl()(m
?)MOVIE • * '• Pa1ern1ty' (198 t) Burl Rey-
nolds, Beverly D'Angeto
-1:00-IJ TliE MISSISSIPPI
0 9lliEA-TEAM D BEING WITH JOHN F. KENNEDY
U ®J JUST OUR LLICK
S1Clney P0<1ie1 BwbcU3 MLNarr
tli)NOVA
6!) VIETNAM· A TELE\llSIOH
HISTOAY
•CJMOVIE
• • • "1111! 5ev111 11111 0 1 wa1tei
M1uy·· (194 l) Danroy Kaye v1101rua
Mayo
IH MOVlf * • "flrsl Luv11 ( 197 II Susan Dey
William Kbll
( $ l DEAN MARTIN IN LONOON
OMOVIE * t 111 "Still Ot lilt! Night 119821 Roy
S<:he•der Meryl Stroop
-8.30-u ~HAPPY DAYS
(f H OVEBOAI
G) P.M MAGAZINE
-900
iJ MOVIE
"Two Kinds 01 love" IP1em1t1tel
Lindsay Wag11e1. RM;ky Schroeler
0 ~ RE ... INGTON STEELE
Q @I THREE'S COMPANY
Q NEWS
G) MEMORIES WllH LAWRENCE
WELK .
Ell) VIETNAM A TELEVISION
HISTORY
a!) NATURE
0 MOVIE • * Am1tyv1ll1-11 I ht' !'u5ws~1on
'I 1982J Burl Y(luny JJml!S Ol~Ofl
S MOVIE * e fOrL~ f IW ( 19811 JOI! LewlS
Pam Hun11ngt011
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Tn11 Mdlll fhmg I~ [O Love 119751
Romy S,n11~1de1 Klaus K111s~1 A
-9.30-u 0 0) OH, MAD6LINE
1t J MOVIE • • * '1 r he Hustlet i 19611 Paul
Newman Jacki~ Gleason
Et) RACING FROM OAK TREE
HI MOVIE * • Na11ona1 Lampoor1 s Mov>e
M:ldness 1 J98 t1 Robby Beosoo.
R1(Jlard Wi<lm~r~
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OQ)WNEWS .
Q GONGSHOW
• THE JEF'FERSOHS
I 8EHHYHILL
JACKIE GLEASON
6!) WHEN A FACTORY CLOSES
IHJHIOHOT ROCK
I OJ MOVIE * * * t lkealung Away' ( 19791
Ol!t1111s C1111s1apl16r. Paul ()oojey
$1MOVIE * * "'• "l1111s" ( 198 1) George C SCOH. T1mo1hyHul100
ZlMOVIE • • * • "lnllmale Momei11s" 119811
Areaandra Sll!War1, Betna10 Fresson
-11:30-IJ ltJ MAGNUM. PI
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U lf.O) ABC NEWS NIGHTUNE
Q IN SEARCH OF.
G) THICKE OF THE NIGHT
Q) STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO
tl\'l FAMILY PORTRAIT
Et) 700CLU8
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di
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H MOVIE
t • t The Vt!•dtCt ( 19821 P~ul
Newman. Cnar1011e Rampling
@MOVIE • * * I 'V1c101 I V1c1011a 119821
Jullll Andrews. Ro~rt P1eston
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LETTERMAN 0 TWILIGHT ZONE
Q LA TODAY
ROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN
(I) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE
®J ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
-12:40-
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Q POLICE WOMAN
Ell) OH STAGE LA D MOVIE
6!) SILK SCREEN • * • "Cnarly 119681 Clttt RoWt·
'1) MOVIE son. Claire Bloom
**'•"Double CrossllOnes' {1951) U MOVIE
Donald O Conno1. Helena Carter * * '\ ··rhe Grear Ice Rip-Ott 'lt9HJ c MOVIE l ee J Cobb, Gig Young • • * Toe Jeucno M~e (1979) MOVIE
Peltlf Slrauss B11an Oenneny * * * 'Young Of K1ldate ( 19381
(,')MOVIE , Lew Ayres. Alma Kr1J91!1 *** "The 1ning t1982)Kur1 Rus· G)ALLINTHEFAMILY
sell Rocnard Oysan (I) MOVIE
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(I) INDEPENDENT NETWORK GOldon M•lcnell
NEWS m GENE scon :l~HHIKEll'S GUIDE TO THE ~~ ~~~y Lady' tt975) Liza Mm·
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PERFE<:T COUPLES
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G)NEWS
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-140-
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Ha1rolel lel1ko IVll/llll
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Kllf\nedy, Richa1d Crenna
@MOVIE * • '•. Still 01 I ne Nigh! ( 19821 Roy
Scnetder Mtl(yj Slreec>
-2·30-U W ~NEWS
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Hall Franctts Langl()(d L!J MORHING STRETCH
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R1c11ara Widmark. Sidney Po111e1
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• The Slams 11973) J•m Brown Jlld~
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01MOV1E
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I 19821 Buri Y~. Jam11S Otson
Z MOVIE * * \ Enigma 119821 Marlm
Sheen Brig111e Fossey
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Pam liun11ng100 -no-
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RIC/lard Widmatll
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NIC/\olson. Mary Sl81111burQe11
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m@fll8fY Natrallld by Tel R1lll!f Wd
llam Conrad
1}1 BULLWINKLE
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• • • • Soondtll ( 1972) C.1<.efy
T )'SOil Paul W1nheld
Sydney Penny and Ricky Schroder
slar in "'Two Kinds of Love," a TV
movie aboul a boy facing the
Ji.mriiv Han are a welJ-mateht."'<i
set as ·two randy old gL't'ters "'ho
vie for the at1.ent10ns of the club's
newest member, husband t'O llE.'(:-
tor J oanne Underwood, when not
plotung their Rube G<>ldberg
"The Ro~in Hood CapP.r' .. con -
tmues for four. more weekends,
playing Fridays'-and Saturdays al
8.30 through Dec. 3 al the play·
house, in the Seacliff Village
shopprng center on Main Street at
Yorktown Avenue, Huntington
Beach Call 847-4465 for ticket
informauon.
(!)SOAP CD ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
(I) MOVIE
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Caroline are an"'ltern So ts the Confederate Football
League game betWt't•n lhP Shrimps and th<> W<.'evtls
But the hot <.'Qver swry IS about the hH TV supersoap
"Supermarket" that dLShes up "Sex, Money & Rump
Roast." I
These hcuonal treasures of the tube are part of
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series such as "Scrooch1e arrd Tooch1e Love Moochie RllWllll~
and Doochre,'' (the ha1r-rais1.11gstory of two teen-age
couples who open a beauty salon for adolescents), and
movie classics such as "The Drapes of Roth " (Paul
Muni and Bette Davis star in the story of a textile
manufacturer's struggles in the Depression).
Published by Crown Publishers Inc., the book
carries an all-purpose drsclatmer. saying some of the
people arc real. but the events are fll'UOn and "are not
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apital gains
ax debate revs
p in Congress
~ ~~.~T CURRIER --•rtt ..
NEW YORK Wall Street leaders and
iembersof Congress have revived a familiar de bate.
aggling over the holding period Cor capitaJ gains.
A law orl the books sinc:e 1976 states that
pvestments like stocks and bonds must be held for at i-at one year to allow their owners preferential tax
reatment on any profits when they sell.
Even casual investors are familiar with the rule:
lell at a profit after a year or less, and pay up to 50
ercent of \}le gain to Uncle Sam. Hold on ~la year
!tfore selling and you've reacht.>J ''long-tt>rm'"
trritory, where the top taX rate 1s onJy 20 pen-ent, •
For the lastroupleof years. WaU Street has been
~bying intently to get the holding period shortened
p six months. restoring it to its pre-1976 length Tht->
~agan administrauon supports the idea
)
" ~ ~
Irvin,• Florist owawr Ha lph 'nc".
When the Senate Finance Com.rrutlet> approved
jplan last Monday to do just that. though. the \'Ote~t
11 no celebrations m the finan<."1a1 world. On several
ireviou.s occasions, sirrular proposals have cleared the
lenate. onJy to be killed later in conference sessions
vith members of the House of Representauves. lrvJ• fie f lo' rJ• St gets
llinois Democrat Dan Rostenkowski. who IS chair-
Jl&n of ~e House Ways and MearlS CorTUfl1tt.ee. has ; } d ~n iiianr.un.rpo=iiirtan:iiii1r=o~ppo:;:;n;:=en~t.~~~~~~-~;;;;;; IS a Il a S~ i g D men t
GY INVISTMINTS
provided by JET WIND SYSTEMS. INC lrv1nl' florist Ralph Yack 1i. stn·v htng his
Investment provides creallvt-talent in Hawa11, where thriving natural
FEDERAL-Investment Tax Credit...... 10% beauty needs httlc embeUishment
Business Energy Credit.. ......... 15% Yack ts on Oahu thlS wt.'f'k prt>paring ongtnaJ
STATE-Solar Energy Credit.. ................. 25% floral de<:orallons for a natio nal L'l.mvcn11on of Tat'O
TOTAL CREDITS ....................... 50% BeU franchisees, to Ix· hdd Nov 13-17 at tht.> Hilton
Deprec1at1on and Long Ter m Income Hawauan Village Hotel in Honolulu.
FOR INFOR~ATIO N CALL· 714/760-9509 Yack has bor rnwHi·from Poh·nL~1an culturt· in ~ 11 Ma1nsa11 Dr . Corona del Mar CA 92625 hlS ongmal floral designs. w h1t:h w ill mdudt-.i
O!Mtea Otll)' o, 011w1ng ._.,.,. .,..,..m to C.,n •-It ""'O Mtialy m1n1tnUm 1 auna1>11711anoat<1•1ne1 ...,,," u e1uttve 01 ,..,.,.,. IY'"'""'"ll' 6 a..1o.no1>11ea 0, trop1ca ram forest, walt!rf alls, a vokano and Kmg
~ i.::,n~:·C::.~:o:,a~=1nc:-.,::,0f 166.ooo '" 1981 82· 83°'11•.. Kamehameha's palaC't> w ith native dancers.
a...ou"°" & 11<Jbleci 101,,.op1nron of wm s Cuen. e..a .cont"'"'""'"'"",..., Irvine-based Ta<.'O BeU IS one of many C'orporat.e -1• & tu rl.it .ctlont Of tne Ollwtng memo<&ne1ym ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=====~=====::=::=;::;::~clients who have called on the lrv1nt' florist with a ~ special demand m the store's stx >ears jt 2211 Martin
FREE INVESTMENT SEMINAR St.
1
FOR Tht> newly remodeled swre ch.splay~ 1ts nor.ii btll
of fare around a rounlry flower cart.
THE BElL GARDENS BICYCLE CLUB Special ord_ers. such as tht:' a!J-whn<' l)~ni ng of
Card Casino and Restauraht the Irvine Marriott Hotel. sponsorro by the lrvim.·
$14,630,000 Medical Center and Hrog.)'vlemon al Hospital caU I
2926 Limited Partnership Units "forcreau vity and innovation." said Y;ick. whu lives
in lrvme "And wt· trv to create that same flair fo r
$5,000 per Unit each of our custum arr.:l11gement.s ..
• 104 Caro Taotes • :.!~ Hr Restauran• I
• EJccellem Locat•O" • Banc;uet Fae tii.e~ s B '
• 3 Acre S.te • Oel•Catessen an a r s earn l•ngs
: ~~a~:~n:~OQ : ~~::;~::~~::~s I ~~~·C=ons=tr1JC~l·o=nsc=.,eo==1i=f'<)=Mar=cn=·984======1 dip, net profit rises I
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8
The Registry
I IRVINE (PHN) SanBar Curµ has n ·portl'C'I
total revenues wen • $5.W-t.000 for tht• fu-st 4u:.irter of
fiscal 1984 versus $5.5 17.000 for lhl' hkt• ix-riod Ill lhe
hur Blvd 1983 fl.seal year. ~~~~~~--ir-~--a~~rt~p~r~o~t~tt.--..o~port~.,,.npttrtd Irvine with a $343,000 loss m last year 's first quart.C'r
For onlorma11or & seminar re!>"'«al1ons
TOLL FREE 1-800-233-1612 or 2l'.>-92S-0404
tin~t~I •P'l•tefl t· (-41 t • ._. ~ft"'S ,. • I ,..-.,. • •"I -•
The fi rst-quarter 1984 net profit refl<'C.'ts the
reversal of a salary <:Ontmuation provision amounting
.. to $182,000 .
SanBar 1s a maJOr supplier of el('('tromc
equ1pm1.:nt and compont-nts, m1crowavt· radio sys-I
terns and service to the telecommunicat1ofu. industry.
The C.'Ompany's Break-Free d 1v1s1on produces
Break-F'ree CLP. a multipurpose cleaner, luhr)cant
and protective agent.
Q'-Mi '-C."-or"l I 1 a t"f"' ""'.,-~-ti "~ ~' ~ ..... ,..... ' \'e t I a t " " ,. .,. ...
wonr '"Jf SY> :xX> I)• o •,.. -a ,. .... 1' ~" t'tt' r-.. · \,JI'.:. J • " '1 •... -~ ~ ""OI""' ,,, s \'!JO ':KX> , ~ -.... ,..,4,_ ~· • ..... ' s.· • t:.r
Net wiJnr •\ e-c•u:s. ·• '..,,,..,fl> • .1'"~V'•"'01 ,,.,, • ' ...., r 1 ..
Copies ol 111e Prospectus are avm1ao1e Hom
George G. Henh. G.ne1111 Plrtner
Parl. Place As$0C1at~ 7301 Easier., Ave Be 1 Garoens CA 90201
4:1 Write-Off
High Technology
'/echnical evaluations by
major corpomtions
available.
THE BENEFITS
•Excellent Income Potential :10-100°/i> Return Fir~t
Year.
• Proven Track Record
•Excellent Tux Benefits Equivalent to a 4:1 Writt!-off.
I
• Recover Federal Income Taxe s Paid the Last :1 Y(!ars.
•Minimum. One Time Investment $4:$50.00
• Fbr private appointment call (714) 957-0929
RichardHon GrouP.
Downey Savings & Loan Buildin~
3200 Bristol , Su:t~ 7IO
C'm.;t;t Mesa. (·A 92626
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Women
to hear
justice
Justit.'t' Shc.·lla Prdl
Soncnsh1nl' of the of
Court of Appeal, Fourth
Dis trict, will address the
mon thly dinner mt>eting
of w('Can Womnn's
Net work at the Sheraton
Newport WPC!nc.'S<.lay, at
6:30 pm
She will speak on
"Women 1n Business in a
Man's World "
For more mfonnat1or1,
call 786-6563.
Lawyer to
speak to
ad women
Bankruptcy and arbi-
tration lawyer Eliiabeth
Wi I hams will address the
South t'rn Cali fornia
Women in Advertising
dinner meeting Wednes-
day at the Newport Mar-
riott.
She will speak on
"How to Run a Success-
ful Bustnl'SS with a
$25,000 Loss."
For morl' information
caJl 541 -9R7R.
Architect
group sets
meeting
The Orange.· County
Chapter ol the Society of
Archlt«tural AdmlniA-
trators will meet Nov 16.
a t the American 1.NtitulP
of ArchiWt'I' office in
St1ntn A na.
For mnr•· m fom1nt101l
l'llll M9-2207
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, November 8. 1983 H~
DRANGI COUNTY BUSINISS
Tracy joins real estate firm
ISria o M. Tracy, a Sf)e('1alist 1r1 real L.-Sl<lh'
.i11alys1s, has 111n1.J Amer ican 01verslfle d Capl·
tal Corp. 111 Cost.a Ml-sa as a systems arual yst
Tracy prt>vwusly st•rvt-d as u st•nior L-conorrust
with Williams Kuebt'lbeck aod Associates His
txiok. "Tht.< &-o11om1c; of SeUmg and ~asmK
Property," w1ll tx-pubhshed next year. Also
pmm~ ADCC as president of tht• Wl:'Stem region
is N'al c.ostalc dt>velopment expert Wyo Pope of
Nt·wport &ach Pope previously served as seruor
v1t-e prc-s1dcnt and Southern CalJfornra regional
rnanagcr of Alnl'ncan Development Corp , tht:>
forerunnL'I' of AIX:C
• • •
The· Cox & Burch Advertising Co. uf
N1.•w port Beach has announ cC'd the promotion of
Karen Madzey tu thl' pos1t1on of l'Oordinator or
d1cnt <;<·rv1t't'S. Madzey fonnt>rly' was a traf
f1l'-prt1<luct1011 t:oordmator w ith thC' ftm1 Shi·
graduat.N:l t·um laudt-from lthan 1Colll'l•W111 N~·w
Y1>rk with a degrt'<' 1n marke ttng L'ommun1c·a
ttllO.'i
• • •
David L. Moore htc. tx-<•n t·ll't:le<l cha1rrrn111
11! thC' hoard of d1rN.'lON of the Western Growt·r~
Assoc'iat1un. an agricultural tradt· SSSOCljltlon
baM>d 111 lrvrne Moort• 1s pn.-s1dent of White Wolf
Potato Co. in Arvin
• • • Wesl~rn Digital Corp. of lrvinl.· has an
noun<.<i'll its plans to puhlicly t>fff>r 2,500.000
shart~ of its common s tock. Western Digital 1~ :.i
manufacturer or semiL'OnduL·tor components and
intelligent subsystems The company has namtxl
Roger W. Jobosoo pr£-S1dent and chief o perating
officer • • •
Joyce Caldwell Ukropina of N£>wport &:ac.:h
' has. bc·1·n prurnott•d lo vi ce prt-s1 -
dcn u man:.igement sup6r'Vl.SUr at Coc hrane
Chase, Livingston and Co. of lrv1m· Shl· w1U be
respon.<;tbll' for over all -;u1x .. rv1s1on of tht-Carl'
Jr. aL't:ount
• • •
Akasaka , Ortiz & Ciocatto Insurance As·
sociates loc. of Santa An;,i r e<.'<·ntly cl'h:bratt'<i 1ts
10th ytar 1n business founded July 15. 1973, by
.Richard Y Akasaka and William J . Ortiz. the
1'f1mp~111y's ftrst offll'<.'S were in a remodeled
g;.irai.,w Th.-uJ)(.•rau on has grown 1.0 $1 '2 m1lhon m
µretn1um billings with 25 employ(~ in lht•
5 OOU-!>CJUClrt' foot fc1.nl1ty tlll' t·ompany now
1)(.'\.'UJJll"" . . .
Douglas E. Kennedy uf J ewels by Joseph of
Cost.a Mesa has been awarded tht> title of
rPg1stered ,eweler by the American Gem Society
The soc:wty awards tht• \Ille LO member ,Jewelers
who obtain advanced professional knowledge
and s kill through hd.nds-on experience,
gemolog1cal courses and annual exammauons
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MCA film earnings decline
38 percent in 3rd quarter
LOS ANGELES MCA lnc , which boomed during the
summer of 1982 with "E.T. tfi~ Extra-Terrestrial," th•
largest-grossing film m tustory, had no 11uch hit this summer,
and it showed in the <..'Ompany's t•am1ngs down 38 'pe~nt
for the Ou.rd quarter.
R egan sees 'no tax increase'
WAS HINGTON -Treasury SE.'<:ret.ary Donald Regan
said the Reagan administration won't even consider tax
increases until Congress makes sharp spending cuts in the
budget. Regan sa1d Monday that if subst.antial reductions
were made in government spendmg, "then 1 would assume
the president at that point might consider some type of
contingency tax."
Manville wins suit exten sion
NEW YORK -Manville ~rp.. the forest products
company facing a flood of asbesl.06-related lawsuits, won a
two-week extension of a key bankruptcy court deadline U.S
Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland gave the company until
Nov. 21 tosubmita reorganization plan, including a system for
settlrng the asbestos lawsuits.
American Airlines signs pact
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas -American Airlines said 1t
reached a ne w , two-year contract with ats pi.lots union that
trades a no-furlough guarantee for wage concessions.
American said the contract wtlJ help move the carrier
"from a very h1gh-cost airline to a much lower cost airline.''
Chrysl er strike 'very costly'
TWINSBURG, Ohio -As autoworkers returned to their
jobs 'Monday at Chrysler Corp.'s stamping plant, auto
industry analysts said the five-day local strike that crippled
auto production nat10nwide cost the company $70 million to
l 75 million.
'
Cone Mills Corp. files suit
GREENSBORO, N.C. -Cone Mills Corp. has filed suit
against West.em Pacific industries lnc an an attempt to stop 1t
from gaining control of C~me Mills Western Pacific. a
manufacturer of prec1510n parts and counting devtces.
discloeed in a Securiues and Exchange Commission report
that it planned to buy 600.000 shares of Cone Mil.ls stock. and
that 1ts goal was to buy-control of 1t
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The Angels ret.alned nego1Jat-
~ rights to { U"Sl baseman Rod
(Carew Monday. but the other 25
major league teams ignored the
~ven-ume Amencan League bat·
•ting champion in the free agent,
e-entry draft. I Apparently. the other clubs.
~e the Angels. felt Carew's re-
~uest for a three-year. $1 5
lrnillion-a-year contract wasn't
lworth a dra ft pick But by not
rbein.g drafted. Carew IS now free
to negotiate with any team in the
league. including the Angels.
r, Angels execuuve vice president
ume &vasi has indicated the
Club will continue to negotiate
1with Carew, who batted 339
while appearing in 129 games.
The decision by major league
dubs to stand pat as far as Carew
~d other big-name players are
!Concerned may have signalled the
d to wholesale movement of
ers in what had become
ball's rn06t lucrative open
ket ..
The major league's teams went
throu~h the formality of a
round-by~round draft, wh.ich re-
ally is of little significance since
any player may be picked any
number of times by any team. ~Still, 29 of the 45 free agents
ere picked by less than four
1 ams. meaning they have been
j:ut l006e to negotiate with any
~ub they want. if any wants
'Ulem.
·•As far as a player is concerned,
ey may now see some danger in
oin.g for the re-entry draft," A1
pan.is, Los Angeles Dodgers
'ce president, said. "People are
oing more for their own farm
terns. Some players. Ln the fu-
who aren't outstanding
Daily Pilai
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1983
Just like SC-UCLA
CdM, Sailors 1neet with title on line
By ROGER CARL.SON Of_O.., ...... _
For 20 years they have' been
butnn.g heads against one another
in a fashion fitting for a football
nvalry -except for just one
thing.
It's always been for "bragging
rights," never for a cham-
pionship.
But Thursday night (7:30) at
Orange Coast College the rewards
are just a little more significant
for the winner of the annual
Newport Harbor-Corona del Mar
High showdown. -
Simply put, it's for the Sea
View League championship.
Both clubs have experienced
big moments on the way to ban,-
ner seasons, but each has been on
a downer of sorts because of re-
cent endeavors, bµt when the two
5-1 teams meet, a sellou~t the
7,600-seat OCC stadium is antici-
pated.
"If there is a kid on the field
that isn't excited on either side, he
probably opted for the wrong
sport," says Newport Harbor
Coach Mike Giddin.gs.
"What more could you ask for?
Two big rivalries going for the
championship. .
"I went to Cal and I remember
thoee Cal-Stanford games and I
was an assistant coach at USC and
I remember the SC-UCLA games.
"This is why you pump iron all
year and run all swruner.''
To suggest anything other to
Corona del Mar Coach Dave
Holland would be folly. He's been
through the wrong end of th.is
series too many tµnes not to have
been readying for this one since
August.
Dave H olland
We're going to work and get our
paaaing game down.
"We've got guys like Peter
Stoughton and our three do~
guys, Brad Driver, Tony Nese and
Dan Garratt.
"And we've got Jeff Brown at
linebacker.1 know Brazas is one
helluva football player for New-
port Harbor, but I'll tell you
something, Jeff Brown is equally
important to us.
"U I was getting mugged in an
alley I'd want Jeff Brown with
me. He wouldn't quit if the score
)Nas 40-0. He's all heart and
physically tough, too. A lot of our
kids have been that way.
''We were coming off a 3-7
season and as a team we've got
some really tough kids. I know we
lost to University, but everyone
has had that happen.
"Look at Fountain Valley,
Huntington Beach, I...os Amigos,
they all took gas. But that's ju.st
-part of the game. We're a good
Newport Harbor owns a 16-4 football team because the kids
edge and as a head coach Holland want to be." . .
is 2-7, not to mention the many ~bor saw its credentials
other occasions when he was an soiled by El Toro last week (28-7)
assistant with the Sea Kin.gs. with Br~: the All-CIF tailback,
But the Sea Kings have more on ~e 11delines. But ~d he been
than ju.st Steve Brazas and New-playmg, most agree 1t was El
port Harbor to worry about. They Toro's rug.ht ~yway with an
lost their No. 1 quarterback two overpowenng line.
weeks ago, and with the loss of "I have a hunch we'll be ron-
junior Bobby Hatfield, their of-centrating a little better about
fenaive spark appears shaken. things this week," says Giddings.
"We're going to do the things "We've put that game -behind
that got us here," says Holland, us."
who has seen this edition rompile As for the mat.chup, New port's
an 8-1 overall record, the best in bread and butter is the power of
the achool's history. Braz.as at' tailback, wh.ich has
"We've been Rlayi.ng good de-been coined by some as a single
fe~ and that hasn't changed. See JUST, Pa1e CZ
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Newport Harbor Coa ch Mike Giddings has been
making a point of putting Sailors on totf.
There's a lot at stake for Marina, Edison
~ ~en~ ... ce about becom-By ROGER CARL.SON win for Ed.iaon gives the Chargers the Anaheim Stadium between Fountain around exceptional athletes at the
r-nui'Fl~~-~~-~~tn:"."'~ornrlt:lr-t--°'-,-!'f°""'~e,...an...,.e9C>rn.enliJffiSlri!Dtnrrn:?re-~Nbo;,.~3~a~po~t f..fromcMN"-.llhe~.clell:agu.a__e_b:._y_vtrt_·_ue_o_f __ v alley and Huntington Beach. "skilled" positions. . _ There a.re 90me majOr streiki on t?le ;.the ~ os•er Manna ~~~~~~~~·~mad~~e~thin~· ~~---.,~An~d~n~o~on~e~kn~o~w~s~it~be~t~te~r .;t~h~an~--l----1 ve eschewed the draft, were line Friday night when SUl'\llet League But there is another streak on the little nervoua for Edison ln or . w o seen
t alone in thinking this w.ay. rlvala F.di.eon and Marina collide at line, too, ln the direction of Marina has yet to beat Workman. burned badly by sheer l(peed.
en the New York YaJlk.¥s, Orange Coast College, a game which Coach Dave Thompeon. !.!He (Workman) haa got aomething "Marina's skilled kids are un-
built in the 1970s through free will at the very minimum, produce a A.oclaimed aa one of the more on ua," admits Thompeon. "We've believable," says Workman. "Maybe
ency. chose only one 'player in CIF Big Five ~nference playoff entry suocesaful prep coaches around, played a couple of good games with Fountain Valley would argue the
he draft, Darrell Evans of the to the winner. Thompeon has yet to win a league them, but ... " point, but I think they have to be the
San Franciaco Giants. First, for the five-time defending champlonahip -not ln six yean at Both \earns enter with similar frua. best in the league. They have that great I Evans was the No. 1 pick in the champion Chargers of Ediaon High, Lynwood High or in the five previous trations from exceptionally non-league speed, which there is no defense for.
draft. selected by 17 teams. The there is a nine-year playoff.a streak on yean at Marina, where he has trans· IChedu.les, but the physical makeup of Those two wideouts (Ch.ip Rish and
next two most popular players the line, ln addition to a tradition of formed the VI.kings into perennial the two teams contrasts sharply. Mike Crowley) probably have 1,400
were relief pitchers Kent never enduring a losing campaign ln contende('I. Ediaon's game ls defenae, but the yards between them."
Tekulve of Pittsburgh. who was the 15-year history of the 1Chool. A victory over Edison would aMure a Charge.rs have been hurt badly by the Workman obviously has a pretty
lselected 12 times. and Rich Both clubs are 4-4-1 overall, Marina 4-1 record, equal to the winner of big play team. good line on the opposition -Rish and
rGo!Jsage of the Yankees, who was is 3-1 in league play, Ediaon is 2-2. A Friday's other big SUNet contest at Marina's forte is the big play built (See MARlNA, Page C?l
I-picked b~ 11 teams . ...
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Oilers, Barons h8ve hacks to wall
It's s till for Sunset L eague crown, but ther e's a lot more to l ose
By JOHN SEV ANO °' .. .,...,,... .....
Fountain Valley vs. Huntington Beach. It
was suppoeed to be a fun ,game, a cont.est
between the top two prep football powers ln
Orange County to decide the Sunaet League
championship and the No. 1 league seeding in
the CIF playoffs.
The game was expected to have such an
impact the lite was switched ftom Huntington
Beach High's S heue Field to Anaheim
Stadium ln order to aocomodate the overflow
crowd that was anticipated. -
En route to this titanic conlrontation,
however, both teems stumbled -and
stumbled badly, with Huntington Beach
loeing to Westminster (20-13) and Fountain
Valley losing to Marina (15-10) last week.
Thoee setbacks have now changed the
complexion of the game entirely.
Oh, there's still a Sunaet League title at
stake, or at least a share of one depending on
how Marina's contest wtth Edilon rums out.
But the repercu.-ions to the l~r of Friday's
affair between the Oilers and Barons at
Anaheim Stadium (7:30 p.m.) have magnified
enonnoualy.
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It gets a little more romplicated 1f Edison
beats the Vikings, but the bottom line for the
loeer is a lot of hard work goes down the drain,
coupled with poor seeding and a two-game
losing sJrea.k entering the playoffs .
"Everything we were going to play for
we're still playing for -meaning"'ll league
championship," offers Huntington Beach
Coach George Pascoe. "That's a bag key.
That's a bi.g selling point .. The winner is going ~a co-<:hamp or an outright champ.
"------------------' ' But, yes, that's right. Either one of us
says Fountain Valley Coach Mike Milner. could be going from the penthouse to the
"But that was before last week~Now we have outhouae in one quick step."
the new added pressure of it being a do-or-die Aa such, neither coach is very pleased
situation." with their predicament.
What the Barons and Oilers are faced "We rontrol our own destiny now Ln
with is thia: Each team, along with Marina, playing Huntington Beach. But we have no
will enter their final league games with 3-1 control over another game being played.'' aays
records. U Marina should beat Edison, that Milner, referring to the F.diaon-Marina battle.
would mean the winner between the Barons "So, basically, we can't worry about
andOilerswouldbeforced tosharetheSunset Marina-Edison, nor can we worry about
r.e.gue true WTI.h the Vi.klnga. The loeer. on Huntington Beach. We have to worry about
the other hand, would not only fi.n.iah aecond, what the Barons are going to do "
but more importa.nUy, would enter the CIF And Milner admita there's a lot to worry
playof& u the No. 3 IM!ed from the le.ague, about.
Scot Hagey leads Costa Mesa Thunday night.
"It was going to be a pre81ure game, but
with a poeitive type of pre91Ul'e. It waa going
to decide the (league) championship, the No. }t
rank.Dlg and an undefeated' league leUOI\,''
which would Wldoubtedly preeent a tougher "I waa very disappointed after lut
ro.d in poet-aeeaon play. And, Fountain week's game. We did not play very well, and
Valley could beoome the league'• No. 4 team that'• not to ~t them (the Vikinp)
with a lam, an F.d.iaon win and an unlucky becauae they did play well. We had our
coin!llp. (See 00..ERS, FV, Pa1e C%)
Mustangs vs. Eagles: Yes, this game still has meaning·
C.oeta Mesa H.igh's Mustangs and the
r..tanda F.agles cloee out the 1982 Sea
View League football 1eaaon Thunday
nlaht at Newport Harbor High, and
although it's the final call for even the
winner, there ll a great deal at stake.
Bragging rightt ln the dty of Costa
Meu carry .• great deal of weight for the
wt.nMr, as well u gaining tome early
momentum toward 1984.
A1lo rounding out Sea View t.e.gue
play, but with a potential CIF Central
Coriference p!.ayoU t.1h at atake an
ldditioha.I motive, are El Toro and
SeddlebllCk, who'll tquare off at Santa
AN Stadium Friday night Both game
begin at 7:30.
Here's a look at each:
Cotta Mesa "'-Ettucla
C.oeta Mesa'• MuaW\p enter with a 2-4
leegue record, aa opp<>Rd to Ea1anda'1
0-5-1 mark, but the two are almila.r
inasmuch as both were so cloee to making
the tum.
"The SaddlebllC'k lam hau1't8 ua.''
admit.a Coeta Meta Coach Jim fhley, ''but
we had to win Lut Thunday (a 16-15 lam
to University) and apl.n agalnlt r.tanda.
"We're ju.It golna to go out and play it
tough. F..tanda hu had a lot of in).uies.
but plays with nnotJon ln every game and
~·a no doubt we'll have to play well to
win."
F..t.anda Coach F.d Blanton dtes Co.ta
Mesa's size and the striking capabillU~ ol
quarterbac:k Scot Hagey as major ltema his
'
E.glee mu.t overcome if they are to finish
on a high note.
"It'a going to be a struggle," aaya
m.nton, "but lt'a eomc to be an emotional
lhlnl· You have to give Costa Meea the
edge with lta e~ and the'.
"Actually we ve played well all year
with the exception of the Sadd.lebllCk
game. Other than that. the kida (a 1quad of
26) have hun, ln there 1'8.1 good."
The Eaglea' running game will be
~yed by conver\ed defenaive beck Steve
Johnlon. who hM taken over for Matt
Wolf, who hal been sidelined with • foot
lt'ljury, then an utne., whk:h developed
Into men1.ngttia.-
EI Toro vt. S.ddleback
l!l Toro Coach Bob Jot\Non wtll be
putting his reju~ntated Charaers on the
field with a good ahot at the cIF playoffa
after a l'80WlCling 28-7 victory over
Newport Harbor lMt week.
Quarterblck Ron G•Uin, a 6-3,
185--poWlder with breakaway tailback
speed, hu given El Toro an added
dimenaion to their usual tailback-oriented
I attack.
While El Toro'• late-eeuon aurp haa
upped ltl record to 3-3. Sedd.lebllCk'• 3·3
record hu been of a different nature,
Olp-flopping from week to week.
Both t.eanw have loet to Irvine, thua if
1.rvtne (at.o 3-3) defeatl Univel"'lity Friday
night. Irvine would have the edge u the
league's No. 3 representative to the
playoffa.
BILLBOARD
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CZ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. November 8, 1983
JUST LIKE SC-UCLA . Pruitt adrnits cocaine use SPDRJS BREAK • •
With Wilson injured
Raiders go to Humm
for Plunkett's relief
EL SEGUNOO -The Raiders [i]
have found a backup quarter6ack c • •
working at a public relations firm in
Las Vegas
With starting quarter back Marc Wilson out
for a least three weeks with a broken shoulde r
bone, the Raide rs on Monday signed journeyman
David Humm, who was working in public
relations in Las Vegas.
Raiders kk k retuml'r G reg Pruitt says c D • LOS ANG ELES -L£Js Angeles s
he wwd t..'OCain e as ·•an ~xperiJTwntal
thmg" but denies that he was ever
heavily m debt for drugs with an a lleged drug
d eale r who was later slain.
Pruitt's name was linked to drugs t,ionday
during testimo ny in a murder trial in Cbfumbus,
Ohio. '
At'COrdmg to testimony from an FBI agel\t.
Pruitt, a four-time Pro Bowl selection and 3-time
1,000-yard rusherlor the Cleveland Browns, was
supplied cocaine by F.dward Hanna, who was shot
to death March 6 in Worthington, Ohio.
R e fs, NBA: little progress
PHILADELPHIA -Some minor m progrea was made Monday, but there
was still 1l big gap in the dispute
From Page C1
WIJ\8 with a quarterback
Brazas has rushed for 1,211
yards on 157 carries and scored 1Y
TDs, and quartergack Bruce
Goodfield has completed 65 of 137
for l ,QO l yards. 21 of those w Rich
Power for 365 yards.
Corona does it with split backs
and Giddings characteru.es it
with a "Green Bay:• look.
"It's an interesting alignment,"
says Giddings. "They run spl.Jt
backs with the power sweep to
each side and those two blg bad&.
Brown and (Robert) Tomiche k,
running dives and sw eeps lends
it.self to bootlegs.
"Then. there's those two big
tackles (Pat Dyson and Brett
Hughes) and guards who can pu1J Bearbowcr (5-8, 150) as ha
and backs who block for each backup, but the passing game
other. It's very rern.in18c.-ent of the doesn't figure tD be as effective.
Jim Taylor-Paul Hornung era for "We're JUSl going to concen-
Green Bay." • lrate on playing good defense,"
Fullback F ri tz How ser adds Holland.
(shoulder) a nd arazas (thigh) are "Other people besides Braz.as
expected back for the Big Game. have made that team go, too.
Howser is in better shape than Power. the wide receiver, that
Brazas and Giddings says thJ..s lineman (Brett) Kacura and How -
about his 6-3, 208-pound tailback. ser . . and a good. disciplined
"He was a 'totally fruslrated quarterback (Goodfield) who
individual Last Thursday on the does exactly what he's coached to
sidelines. I have a hunch he'U be do. lie doesn't turn the ball over
an there." and throws a disciplined pass."
Hollattd's situation is a Little Despite the absence of Hatfie ld,
different. '{'he Sea Kings have Giddings says his crew LS still
Paul Watson at quarterback and conoemed about Corona's passmg
have brought up sophomore Tod game.
"You never know what to ex-WU.son suffered the frac-
ture in Sunday's 28-20 victDry
over tht> Chiefs at Kansas City.
A met.al screw was inserted
m t.o the humerous bone to
stabilize the area, according to
Al Locasale. execuuve assis-
tant.
between the Nation.al Basketball As-•
soc1ation and its referees, the two sades said alter a
three-hour meeting.
"I don't feel w e're close at all," said refe rees
uruon chief Richie Phillips, a Philadelphia
attorney. Russ Grani~. general counsel for the
NBA, agreed.
OILERS, FV VIE ... pect," says Giddings. ''Everybody
said last year the quarterback
couldn't throw and he hits a
50-yard bomb on us. In a .~va.lry
like this if ever a kid is gomg to
rise to the occasion , this is it. I'm
certainly not taking anything for
granted." Humm. an eight-year Na-
tional Football Leagut> vet-
eran, was cut by the Raiders
PlUNKETT during tn u ru ng camp last sum-
mer.
He was most recently wtth the Baltunore
Colts in 1981-82.
He had played with the Raiders from 19'l5-79
and with Buffalo in 1980 before joining the Colts.
LoCasale indicated tha t because Wilson's
broken bone was in tus non-throwingshoulder. he
could be available by the end of L"le regular season.
Surgery was done at Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center.
Quote of the day
Former Green Bay Packer and St. Louis
Cardinal running back Doo.oy Andenoo on
the correct behavior for highly paid football,..
stars: "Stay out of bars, stay out of cars, and if
you're a kicker , buy your holder cigars."
MA~INA, EDISON ...
From Page C 1 'U
"We're far apart, but we made more progress
today than at any nf our past meetmgs," Phillips
said.
PCAA honors football stars
Nevada-Las Vegas runnmg back ti]
Keyvan Jenkins and Utah State cor-c.,
nerback Patnck Allen have been
selected as the Pacific Coast Athtetic
Association football players of the week.
Je nkins was honored as the offe nsive player
of the week for his effort m UNL V's 20-7 vu:tory
over Fresno S tate while A,Uen was picked as lhe
top defensive player for his performance in Utah
S tate's 22-15 triumph over San Jose State.
T elevision, radio
TV: NBA Basketball -Lakers at Denver,
6:20 p.m., Channel 9.
RADIO: NBA Basketball -Lakers at
'Denve r, 6:20 p.m ., Channel 9. NHL Hockey -S t.
Lows at Kings, 7:20 p.m . K.FOX (93.5-FM).
From Page C1
opportunites. We had fi ve turn-
overs. But we couldn't take ad-
vantage of them. Defensively, we
gave up the b'ig play and we
haven't been doing that all year.
"But that game is somf!t.hing we
have to put behind us. It doesn't
a ffect us anymore. We told our
kids they're going to have to rise
above the adversity. Tough times
don't last, but tDugh people do.
Tha t's the wa y we're going to
have to approach this week ."
P~ echoed many of the
same sentiments.
"l told my players Saturday
morning that we had lost one and
then won seven in a row. Now
we've lost in our ninth (game),
and if we win five in a row we'U
be champs," says the Oilers
first-year head coach, who spent
five years on the stalf at Fountain
Valley before assuming the reigns
at Huntington Beach.
Pascoe, like Milner, was equal-
ly disappointed in his team's re-
cent outing.
"They (the J..ions) just kicked Fouts likely our butts," he says. ''They nat-ol!t
outprepared us as a staU. and fl.at
Edison-Marina series
out for year out outphysicaled us on the field
Fpotball is an emotion.al game and
will enter w ith the same 7-2 over -
all mark as the Barons. ''What
we've got to do is be very sound
defensively. We cannot give up
the big play and Huntington
Beach has a history th.IS season of
makfng the bag play with the long
run Qr the deep pass.
"They have th'e abalJty to score
from anywhe re and they have
the ability to drive it and put it in
the end zone."
It's no secret the much bigger
and more physical Barons will try
to wear down the Oilers in the
same manner in which they've
worn down many of their oppo-
nents this season.
"They're definitely more
physical than us," admits Pascoe.
''But I think 1f they come in and
try to run the ball down our
throats it would take away from
their game plan because they:re a
throwing team. That might be
points in our favor. Let's face 1t,
they're a throwing team that runs
a litpe bit and we're a running
tea.di that throws a little bit,"
The Brown-Torruchek <..'Om -
bination combmed for 265 yards
on 37 carnes a week ago m a 12-7
over Estancia -a game wtuch
saw CdM go to the air just twice.
netting seveo yards.
S hould Corona go airborne the
No. 1 target is Don Pryor, whoee
statistics (22 catches for 437 yards
and 5 TDs speak for themselves.
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lffl-+lewPO't Hert>or 10, Corona CM4 MAr 1
19,._...ewPO<t Herbor 9. Coron• del MAr 1 lt~ewoorl Harbor 71, Corone CM4 Mar 1 1~ .... PO't Herr>or '46. Corona del MAr 0
19'1-Corona del MAr •. NewPOl't Heroor O l~ewPO<t Her'bor 21, Corone del MAr 1
NewPOrl Harbor le•Ol .... IM, 16-•
It wasn't very pretty,
but Lions will take win Crowley have actually combined for 73
catches for 1.416 yards and a whoppmg
17 touchdowns.
''There's no doubt we have to con tam
the passing game and know w here w e
are in the secondary," conunues Work-
man "But we've had so many blown
coverages. and we dad 1 t again last week
against Ocean View We made just as
many nuscues against Ocean View as
we did Ln the Fount.am Valley game
We can't do that. or we·u be m the 50
club
SAN DIEGO (AP) -we weren't emotionally ready. I
Injured quarterback Dan wasn't asking for a supreme ef-
fouts may not play fort. All l was asking for was a PONTIAC. Mach. (AP) _ De-game's onJy touchdown. They
another game for the concentrated-type game that was troit Coach Monte Clark admitted also pulled it off W1th an alert,
San Diego Chargel"S in business-like, and for them to the Lions' 15-9 Nation.al Football fired-up defense that forced four
this National Football e xecute well And they (the play-I...eague victory over the New Giants turnovers and came up
League season. ers) didn't give me any of that. York G iants Monday night was with a safety.
"We've done reasonably weU lately
against t e run_ ey ave 1c)
Karman and they do run the option,
wh.ic h puts (Bill) Marler in the picture.
Yo u've gotta defense at. But the biggest
fright is the two wide receivers.
"11 Fountain Valley can't mat.ch up
w ith.them, figure 1l out.'' says Work-
man.
Edison's outlook has been helped
with two straig ht victones. but the
spark which the Chargers have been
searching fdr aU year long . hasn't realJy
shown 1tsell
Sean CWTan's rushing has helped
take the pressure off quarterback Jon
Nowotny and allowed J eff Hipp tD pl,ay
at the nose on defense. but Edison's
offense hasn't shaken it's image yet.
Whtle Echson has been winning two
the Chargers were expected to win
(against Westminster and Ocean
View), Marin.a has been under the gun
against Huntington Beach (1061.ng,
31 -28) and Fount.a.in Valley (winning,
15-10).
"I'm getting used to th.at (big games,
back-to-back)." says Thompson. "But
this is more than just another week. it's
'
The philosoph y "I expected more of ttus team anythi.ngbutpre tty,but itgot tus S uns, who on a couple of oc-
among team officials then what I got. All of us cLd, club back to break-even. cas1ons turned and urged the
a championship ball game for us It's a seems to be that sinl'C the including the players. I'm not de-crowd to cheer -al.so could be
nJl't' pos1uon to be m ." Chargers have no chance tractmg from Westminster's ef-"In fact. it was kmd of ugly ," seen talking and clapping tus
Marina entered league play with a of gairung the playoffs. fort. They came to play . We Clark said "But, it was 3 win and hands m the huddle several times
1-3-1 record and Thom pson admits his why risk Fouts' and the djdn't." -we'U take them any way we can "I haven't done much of that them." objecti\Te-arthat tune was w get to the nte~cn~1rr1·~s'ffuutw~-::-------1iAh1~ ha~ bemg-OR1-...,..L..=.:=.:..:..:....-----------~~· ~ myrr~ y~ but-l as
playocts. period. "I wouldn't be at all both ·sides' rrunds this w eek. the The Lions managed the victory trying to get the fans involved, ·
"I was tr)'lilg to figure a way to get to s urprised if Dan doesn't players must attempt to focus on through with a solid running per-S ims said "l also wanted to fu'f.'
the playoff." he says. "Two wms and come back this year." the task at hand. fonnance from running back up m y teammates "
an upset along the line -you have to said team physician Dr. "They're a good football team," Billy Sims. who gamed 86 yards Suns got a game ball for tus
figure three wins gives you a shot at the' Lee Rke. says Milner of the Oilers. who on 14 carries and scored the efforts.
playoffs. But as at works out. three wins -----------.....,• •-------------------iiioiiiiiiiiii.. ___ _.. ________ ..,.. ...... _.-,....,....,. ..... _,. ....
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Workman 1s ever going to be so Jim Ko1111ca
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ally score), the less time and chances for s40
the bag strike capabilities of Crowley. PER PERSON
Rish, Kannan, Marler&Co. tooount.er. (6 person maximum)
"You know they're going to put the • 8 •m -11 •m
heat on us," continues Thompson. • 1 pm • 8 pm
"They're going to bring folks like • 8 pm -1 em
they've done the last three games. 46' SPORTFISHER
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT rruesday, November 8. 1983 CS
~at e r Dei formula for gaining playoffs : Win
Mater Dl-1 H1teh·s playoff formula lS
hally very sunplt" If the Monarchs beat ~rvite in tht?Lr An~elus L<.•ague meeting
Thursday night (7 :W), tht'y're in the ClF's
~g Fwe Confrrem"' post-season t.our·
~ent IC they don't, they'll havt' to sit,
f'd wat.t:h, and sweat It out
It's that s1mpk
Ekhmd them art• St. Paul, which hosti>
Blshop'Amat Friday, and ~l"Vlt~. both at
2-1-1 A v1rtory by Mater Oe1 Thursday
would obviously St.'W up a playoH berth. If
ttw Monarchs were to lose, however, they
would havt> to hope Bishop Amat beats St.
Paul in order t.o ~ post-season action.
"Our destiny is ui our hands," observes
Mater Dei Coach Wayne Coch.run. "It
woula be nke if we could get things over
with (Thursday), so wecouJd go toa game
Friday and relax and enjoy ourselves.
The Monarchs haw a tall llrdt•r in lht•
Friars, though. who havf• lost to BL'lhop
Amat and tied St Puul in lt>agu<' pluy
"They're offensive Jme 1s l'><<x•pttrmal,"
says Cochrun. "They'n • vPry, very good
We think they're alml~t m thl• sanw d:&.'i.li.
as Fountam Vklley.
We're alsoconeemcoJ jbout wh1•ther we
can move the football ur not as thl'y h'fVl'
an excepllonaJ defensivl· football tt:am."
ovcr&ll) by sh~\ill.lt C.'<1t.·hrur1 ft'i.·I~
•mother strun~ dt·fn1."<1v1· f')l·rform11n<."t' is a
must 1f th<· Mrmurd\S arl• to pr(•vall
"For us tti hav1• u 1·h:.uw1• 1 1h111k tht•
game ha." to h1· l11w-S(·oru1g," SO!Y"
lli:hrun ··t th11tk n 's !iNl 1.o b<: thut way
because agumst good (uotball ~am.<> W t•
haven't ~n ublc· Lu move• 1h,~ football al
all '' ~ ~ater Dt.>1 1.mwrs 1ts game with the
l'Tiats, tht' dt•Ct•ndmg Ctr Big Five
fhampion.s, at Snnta Ana Stadium rn the
~nd poe:;iuon 111 the Angelus standings
;with a 3-1 rl't:ord Bishop Amat holds
~own the top spot at -4 -0
"We naturally don't want t.o have to
rt'ly on somebody else to d? our work."
The Monarchs have a pre tty good
defense, too. though, having rL".:ordt-d all
five of thelr wirLS (they have four l()SS(.-s
In their 17 · 7 los.-. t•J A1!'.hop Amal l&t
week, the Monan·h dl·fcnsc· yll'ldt'tl only a
field goal to tl·w Lant't·rs Amut ~ore<l 1~
two toue,:hdowns on M Hlt'r LX-1's :.ix'(:1al
teams unrts.
EC ORD Prep football log
NFL
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Wtll w L T Pct PF PA
ll•m• 0 .00 722 21•
Ntw Or U '' 0 0 .00 7)0 11)
San Fr on< ••Cv • 0 600 211 Atlonto 4 " 0 •00 70co
Ctftll'al
Mlnne'u'o " 0 oOO 1?1
Devoll ~ 0 soo 211
Grffn Bev s 0 SOO 71S Cnlceoo 1 0 300 184
Tamoo Bov I q 0 100 IS8
Eau
Oollo> 9 I 0 900 JI!
Wesn1no1on • 7 0 800 l~
PnlloOt lPnlo 6 0 .00 1S8
SI Looi• 6 I 350 70S
NY G len" 1 l 750 llS
AMERICAN CONFERENCE w .. t
ll•!Otf'• 1 J 0 100 210
Otnwtr 0 0 600 in S.a111t 6 ., 600 2'6
Kensa' (1tv • 0 "'° 207 S.11 O•eQO J 7 0 JOO 1?4
CtmTal P lt,.buro11 I 1 0 600 2~
c1eve1eno s s 0 soom Clnclnne ll • 6 0 400 225 Ho1;s1on 0 10 0 000 l6o
East Miami 7 ) 0 100 219
Baltimore 6 0 oOO 18l Bullalo 6 0 600 llO
New England s 0 soo no N'Y Jtl\ • 0 0 '°° 708 ~Y't SOU
Ot tro•I IS NY G onts 9
Sonoav·s G1,.,es
Otnvtr et Raa-t
Clnc1nna1l •' I( onus C ·•~
Oetroll •' Hou"on
Pnt ea.ion • at Cll•ceoo
G•etn Bev et "'ln11t >0•• Seallte 01 St Loul•
Temoe Bev •• Clevttleno Miami at New Eng1ona
BuHalO al N"I J•I•
P 111ourvn et Ball1more
New Orlean• at Son l'ranct•CO
Dolle\ et Son O•eQO
Wo1n1ngton ol NY Giants
Mof*lt't Gan"M
Ram• a t Alla"'• Cnonoe I al 6
c ollt9t "tlftq1
A .. TOP 10
1 Neo••••• sa 10 0 0 1 r ... , 1 1·0 0
3 ""°"'" I · I 0
4 Georgia 8 O•I
S llllnolt 1-1 0
6.Mlamt. F•a 9-1-0 , So Mall!Od ,, 1 1·0
I Br+or•""' 'If""" .., a ' c ~;n.-roa~ 17 0
100nto Stele I 7·0
ll M •f'Yll flcS 1·1-0
12 Iowa 1 1·0
IJ Boston COlltQe 1 1·0
14.Ftorla• 6-1· I
1 S We" Virginia 1 1-0
16 Alaoamo 6-1-0
11 Ctem\On I I I
II Wn ntnvton 1·1-0
19 Non" Carotlna 1·1 0
?0 Pft1 \Dur9n 1-2-0
, ........... lcMcMt
WES"T
~
2'2
I~ 71
719 1)9
2 IS 118
19•
JI• m
124
11• ns
Ill 111
It.I
741
195
301
164
211
?CJ
196
207
' 191 I 140
I 06J
"'1
91S
9SI
llS
6SO
?
551
~
521
SOI
506 m
7SI
757
210
701
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Neveoa L .. veoas v• Cat State Full-
erton •• A11ar>e1m Stadium l I om 1 USC a t Wa\hlngton
Cellfornla al W1>hlng1on SI
Fresno SI VI LOl!Q B .. ,,. SI .,
Veteront Stadium I l lO pm I
Oreoon et Stamoro
Paclllc at Sen Jose St n
Wyomt'IO 11 Sen Oleoo St
Portland St ., Cal POIV SLO
Cal Lutnt ren et AtuMJ Pactllc
Clarerilon•-MUOO at Pomone-Pllttr r
L• Verne •• w n1111er n Rldlanch al O<cloentel, n
UC Oev11 al Sacrame nto St n
ClllCO St at H1wwero St
Sen l'renclsco St •• Humoo101 S• n
Sonoma St •• Senta Clara
Monl1na al Ee•lern Was111n91on
llOCICIES
UCLA 11 ,_rl1ona fCllann .. 2 11 9 JO
a m I Oreoon St al Arltone St
Utan II Ulan SI
Normern .tirl1on1 ., Boli.e St
Coloraoo SI a t B YU
Ntvede Rtno el tdeno n
Weoer SJ at loano St n Tues E• P .. o
•' Ntw Mt•lco. n
SOUTHWEST
ArkonMJ• et Tuu A&M
Rice al Bavlor
TCU •• Toas
Cotoreoo al ()ltlellome
Tuu Tt<ll •' SMU We.I T .. u SI al Tutu
"rkansat SI al Lam a r
MIDWIES"T
Wl.constn at Purdue
M1c11lgan •• Mln'ltlota n
11\0lt ne a• 1111~1s
Iowa •' Mlcllloen s1
Norlnwu1trn el 011.0 SI
l(en>1t er Nellr .. ka
lo"'• s1 •• l(e111a1 St
Oklenomo St at Mlu our1
MtmDlll• St at Cincinnati
Wt\ltrn Mlthlgan et Ktnt St
Ct nlrt l Mlclllgan ot Bell St
Bowllnv GrH n ot Onlo U
llldlena St et Drake
Mleml, 0 11 Ea"ern Mlc:n1oan
TOll<lo al NO'"lllfrn llllnoh
SOUTH
Soutllern Mlu lu lool e t .tilel)eme
Auourn at Gtorola
Marvland •' Clemion Duke et North CarOllna St
Ktnlu<kv •t Ftorloe
Miami, Fla II Flo<IO• SI
Wlkt ForHI •' Gtorola Ttcll
Mln ln lool St at LSU n
Mln lu lDDI at Ttnn .. s..
-N1vv ., Soull'I Caronna t
Norin Carolina 11 Vlrolnla
Vt r>derl)lll t i Virginie TKll
MAtrihall al .t.oDalecnlan SI
Wiiiiam &. Ma r>t 11 Eu l Ce rOllna
McNttta SI al SW Loul1lana
North Tt•tl SI at NE LOUl1lena. n
E l ·Toro's Arnold
headed for Purdue
El Toro High senior basketball
aw-J eff Arnold, a 6-10 All-CIF
eelec\lon as a junior, has verbally
committed to attend Purdue Uni-
versltY after hJA prep career, ac·
oordin.g to hia coach, Tim Traveni.
"ft came down t.o Texas, Ar\-
zona and Purdue," says Travers.
Deep sea fi hing
AIU'\ LANOINO (...._, teeOI) -n enei.r• I• DaH '1 Cloflllo. uo mecuu1.
J wllllt '" btu. • vt4IO•l•ll
DANA WHA•fl -el anoier1 Ill oen. n oorillo. I l'l•llDut 20 maOerfl. 1
vfflowtall • ,_,,,..d
EAU
Arl'f'V al Piii
Bo•IOn College "' Svrocu•t
Notre Oamt 11 Penn SI
R..,1gtr1 ol We" Vrrg1n1a
v alt 01 Princeton
Brown el Oartmoutn
Cotuml)lo al Cornell
'<o•v Cron et Oetewere
Penn •' Harvard
Lou1lv111e er h mDle
Mou•cnu'9th at Ntw Hamo\hlrt
Bo\lon U at Buc•M ll
Ric,,mond •' Co•Qatt
Conf'\e<O<u' 01 Clnooe 1,1ana
Hiott ''nool 'dle®le
THURSDAY
SH Vlt• LMtue
Newoort Haroor "' Corona oe1 Mor a l
Orengt Coa11 Collet1e
Coiro Meso v\ E sloncla ol Newoon
Heroor
Suns.el LMeue
WUtmlnsltr vs Ocean View a l Hunt
lngton Beacn
S.Ulll CMS! LM-
Laouno Buen vs Woooorldge a t lrvlne
AMl'llut l M-~rvtl• v• Mater Oel el Sonia Ana
S1aolum
Ceftf\H'Y LM-
T u"'" vs Convon el El Moaena
Empire LM-
E •otten10 .. LOI Alamitos ., WHltrn
Loera •• Pacifica •• Bolse Granat
Garoen G-LM-
Bo1•a Granoe v• Lo• Amigo• et Garoen
Grove On,_ LM_
Savenna vs Anaheim et L.e Polmo Per'
Wtlltrn al Velencla Hen-... _
Montelelr vs Loouno Hiiis a t Min ion
Vlelo
FtUDAY
SH View LMCIU•
un1ver1ltv 11 lrvlne
Et Toro v1 !>aodlltoack •I Sanl• ),rwo
Stadium
S-LM-Founretn Vall.., .. , HunflnQton Buen a l
Ananelm Stodlum
Eal.on .. Marina et Oranve Coast
con19e
S....111 Coast LM-
Oene Hill• et Mlu lon Vlelo
Cool\lrano Vallev al San Clement•
A ..... US LN9U•
Bl,hOD Am11 al Sr Poul
Serra 01 Plus X
Century l MVilt
Villa Per• v\ FootPllll et T .,,tin
5•"'• Ana V'ell•v 11i Oran99 ot E•
MOOene
EmCllrt LMCllll ~••tna "' E1 Ooreoo •t Vaiencie w.,,.,,. ¥l Kertl"RY •' w.,,.,"
Gar-Gr_ Lea_
Garc>en G,.ove ...,, S.n1taoo at A•"Cno
Al•mltOt
RencllO A amotot. •• Lt Quinta 11 &OI ..
Gr1noe
F•"••Y L••vue
SUNSET LEAGUE
EDISON 14·4·11
1 Damien 71
70 VI"• IS
0 LA Banning 3J
" Santo Merle " 71 Mattr Oel 1
10 Huntll!Qton Bee{n' 10 , Fountain Vallev• JJ
" Wastmln•ler • I
JI Oc.an View• 14
Nov 11-Merlna ' lot OCCt
FOUNTAIN VALLEY (7•11
1• Mete r Del 0
11 FooinlH 76
19 Min ion VlelO 0
14 Servlle • 16 Lono Beecn Polv 11
13 w"1rn1n•1er• J
ll Edi.on' I
42 Ocean View• /
10 M•rlna• 15
Nov l l-HB' (Anaheim SleOI
HUNTINGTON BEACH (1·2)
3 Corona Clel MAtr 10
•I Fullt rton " JS Newport Harbor ..
34 Long Buell Wll\on ·~ 49 Sarra 3S
1• EOl•on• 10
49 Ocean View• • 31 Merine• 2t
1J Wttfmln,t•r• 70
NO• 11-Fv• !Anelltlm SllOI
MARINA (4·4·1>
21 Et~en11 21
0 Servile 6
21 Foo).;::H ,. ,. L• 1n1a 10
33 Mllll~on 78
41 OcH n View• 7,
19 WHlmlnsler • 9
71 Hunllngton Beec11• 31
IS Foun111n Valltv' 10
Nov 11-Edl>On' !a l OCCI
OCEAN VIEW <l-ll
0 E"•ncle n
1 Le Oulnle 1S
71 CvPrtu 1
IS SUl!n'f Hlll1 11
0 Wes tarn ..
26 Marina• •I
Huntington Bu cn'•9 ' , Fountain Velltv" .,
u Edl•on• 31
Nov 1()-W,slmln"tr' lal HBl
WESTMINSTER (4·SI
16 Le Quinta 1)
20 Pacifica 21 • Servlle IS u Oow'ltv 6
J6 Long B .. cn Wiison "
3 Foontetn Velft!v• II NEWPORT HARBOR (6 l I) I ~lft\ldtlftft) 41
~ Marina• 19 II \01tl• "'"" 11 I M IU iQn V1et1()• It
1 Edl•<>n' 14 )/ (.yprfH 0 0 'Ji&t1 (le trtl!Uht• q
70 Hu11llno•on B~aLh' II IA Hun11no1on 8e1tch H /l C.dOl\lr&nu Vadlti'll • 7S
Nov lf>-Ocean I.flew· let H&1 " Unlvttr\1tv• I Nov 10-;\IU«OOrtOO•' ,.. ''"11\titJ
~l Jrvtof'• u
SEA VIEW LEAGUE 47 t: \lancia• ll LAvUMA Hll..1..S \S 4)
II ~a<ldlebacli. • 0 " lrvlf"tt 10 CORONA DEL MAR P ·ll )J C!>llft Me.o• 0 1 I l \tft(1I IO .. 10 Hunt1noto11 Bearn J I E 1 roro· I~ I& Un1¥l"r \1t v J) 31 Sa n C1emen1e 0 Nn• 10 CQM• tel OCC " \. ouunn Beao-.· a ,. C•Phlfano Vallev 7• y M•n ion v'1t'•~· I. lS Saddteoec~ • 1 s.t.ODL~ACK 11 •l 10 !.,en C:letnet1t~· J 70 El Toro 0 I Cou1,1rano Vo·ittv• IJ 21 Irvine· 7 6 \a n10 Ana Vallev IV
CO••• Me>e' 0 ~anta Ane ,. . ., b af"e H •I•\· "/I II " IJ '/\ltAl<Jb• •OOP' 17 Unlver\lty' 19 • ~ o tiab•o I
I (or one Ot'i M&t '" I\ Nv• 10-Munl< ieir 1511 M l 17 E•tancia• I
No• 1()-NewPOrl Hor1><1r ' O<.C 71 Cosia Mua• ) Ml~SIOH VIEJO I\ 41 11 Unlver\1tv• ..
0 NewPOrl HerbQt" • 71 ., r •J\fln 17 COSTA MESA 14-~I A I Estancia" IJ I• I: rore II ,. 8 01 .. Granat I 0 rf'hmtel~ VoHtY IV 11 Sontleg.o 6 ,, ''"'n"' 2• IS II St Jonn Bo.co 9 Loi Atomllo• 71 Nov 11-Et Toro· I SA Bowt/ 9 I) Laguna Hm,• ,. lr~lne• 0 I) Caµl,tra no \lallev• 70 13 SeOOl•D•C~ • 71 UNIVERSITY U·l·ll
El Toro• 14 ll WOOdbrlclve 7 " 1.311una 8eoc1>· 7 11 J Wooob•loge' I •• Corona dal Mar• 17 11 Tutlln • lS "-H•s I• ?I San Ctemeote• 0 0 N•wPOrf Haroor• 33 l New-1 Ha.-• 14 NO• 11-0ano 11111• • 15 Unl .. 111tv• 16
Nov l()-E~1anc11• la• NH) 10 E•tancia • 10 SAN CLEMENTE !2·t·ll 14 ~Cklabat,k• 11
3 El T .. a· 11 20 Maonoua IEL TOAO 14,51 ,. c .. -del ,...r. 11 0 (orcma fle M tJt 11 7 Cvonu 4"0\ta ,... ... lS 9 E i ll f'l(iO lo 11 Min ion Vie<> " 1• NOY. ll-lrvlftt• (et ll'Vlnel , -Nooot1r1ogt• 10 •• VaLencte I/ 0 ~·"'·• 0 21 E •tanclo" 70 SOUTH COAST LEAGUE ) Laguna ~· II•· 10 0 Coron• Oii Mor· 10
h Co"a Me~· ,. CAPISTRANO VALLEY 117·21 I) O•ne H ,. n q Laguna B~act>• 0 17 Unlve t \lty• ) I Foo1n111 ,.
0 M1n 1on v eio• 71 II E\otrania 9 17 Irv In•• ,.
Now 1 l-Cao1urano vau~,· ,. Newoort Marbor' I 76 C.orona <lttl Mer 18
NO• ll-Saddleback • IS" Bowll lJ Dano Hill•" 0 WOOD8AIOGE (•·ll 34 wooobrldoe• I I Urtl'Wl t \,llV 1) ESTANCIA 11-6· I 20 Mlu lon Vlelo' IJ ?I 0 0 I) Lavuno Hiii•" I 1rv1ne 72 Ocean View ,. Orange 8 u Laguna Hiii• 11 10 Son Gor11onlo 7 20 San Clemente• 1 16 ~an Cleme nte 9 ,~ Laguna Beoth' b ' Caoi\lr1no Vett~y· 34 20 E l Toro• ,, No• I I-al Son Clemente•
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11>-Costa Mesa• (at NHI 0 Ceoi>irano Ve11ev• 33 ANGELUS LEAGUE 1) Leouna B .. c11• 1
IRVINIE (S·41 , woooor1011e· u MATER OEI (S-41
Laguna Hill• ,. 13 Sen Clemente• 13 0 rouftlaln Volley 2•
WOOODrldge 11 71 LeOun& Hiii\. 11 71 Dos PueDlo• -0
Tu"ln 6 74 Bon11a 9 I Sant• •na 71
7• (l'f\Pt 0 Cos•• Mua• .. Nov I I-at Mlu lon Vte10' I Eoi.on 11 Newport Horoor• 57
Coron• oel Mor· 71 LAGUNA &EACH ( 1·11 II Serra• 0
76 Plu> 1<• 0 E••anclo' 10 ,. Ceillornla
El Toro• II 1 sa~anna
Saddlebec~ • 71 6 El•lnore
I 1-Unlverilly • I al Irv In• I • La11uno Hllll'
I Dane Hllll'
AIM> raced Ca,11e1eno SovO/t u Lou
Gummoco. Cr•ftv\mve>eoe Motnlng Mltd· nen, Brlont Pollcv
TIC1\e I 11 I S u EXACTA I),, Pa•O usao
U PICK SIX (6-1 3 7 I l JI 08 •0
IJ,790 40 wlln 917 wlnntrl ''' • 110''9" J1 Pie• SI~ Con•Ole tlon Dold \71 20 w11n "77
" a• ~' Pau1 • 0 70 ,, ' Bl•nuo Ame1· 11 .. Nov lo-Servi•~• SA 8oNll
1J •oeN>••' oeme• el 1 JO
14te9v4' varne Ail
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O e M & r ,,. R o ' en 'C.. a e f
Cam Pl>tll·Coootr \m •!n 6·• oei De•"
1nger·S11ven\ 6·0 o_. Foc'll Vin•• 6· I
T v._r Qo wbOtP'l•m C \ 'O\' l b -#0' 6 4
ei O C.1•nuh&\ (i1or el •" C 10\t 4i 6 wo"
6-• 6 J
=~ :~~o·~~":'lon --
Troy v\ Sunn., Hllh at 8..,ena Park Oot,_ LM-
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.Slnltt• Tucu r ICMI IOll 10 Ba•l)ortno. 1-6. def
Rlcllaro•on, 7·4. IO\f 10 11Htlng" I o.
Hanson ICM I lo•I J-6 O·o I ·6, Barmort
ICM) IOSI 0 O. I 6. 7-6 Megnoll 1 11 Bru·~tno1
$onora •• La Hab<a
~ATUROAY'S GAME
C-.r'V LM-
E 1 Modena •• Senta "n• el Senta An• S1ao~...im
Ei.tit·man footbal
CIF F191$1' ROUND
La,... OMtlen (FricM~)
CllaOwlCk 11 El PaM> Oe ROOlfl
Franc1' Parker '' Buckley TernPltton al Fallll B1oll•I
Brtntwooo at Rio Honoo Preo
s.,,., °"'''*' Cal Lutneren el Big Pine
Cn1rllv Cnra llan at He11>erta C11n111an
Bei\tr e1 B1<>omln91on Chrlsllan
Victor Valley Cllrlstlon vi Newoori
Cnrl,Han at Huntington Buen Hlgn I Salur -
oev 7.30 om I
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NBA
WESTERN CONFERENCE
l'acHlc DIVlslon w L Pct.
Porlland 1 661
GOIOen State 2 600
San Oltoo 2 600
LA~wt 7 soo s .. 111e ) soo
PllOenl• 1 ) 2SO
MiclWeU OIVl\len
Dallas 4 2 661
Denver ) l 600
Utah 2 1 soo
Hou"on , l 400
t<anits cuv 2 ) 400
Sen Antonio 2 JJJ
EA$TERN CONFERENCE
Atla""c DM \len
Bo.ion • I 800
Pt!lladtlDhla • 1 .800
New Jeruv 3 2 600
New Yori< ' J 400
Wosl'tlnglon I • 200 C-11 O!Yltlen
Atlanta ) 2 600
Mllwauto.M J 7 600
Otiroll 2 J 400 lr>Gla no 2 ) 400
Cle vale no 2 )3J
Cnlcaoo I 3 150
Mende¥'• Sc-
No g-1 lCl\tOU!td
T....,., ~·""' LAkwt at Oenvtr
Mllwau•H al New York
S•n Diego al Wetlllng1on
BO•lon al lndlena
K1nsas Cllv at Chica go
PortllnO el Houiton
Phot<llx et Stetlle
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MONDAY'S llllSULTS
(le\! .. lJ·nltllt ... ,,_,.,
A .... ALOOSAS FllUT ltACll. ebovl 4 furlo'IO\
MICllO B•l•nce IRonGI S,00 1 IO , 10
Joaoutn Trump IPeoroaat ) 40 2 10
Go Gude nui IAoulnoJ 7 10
Al>0 raceo· Oouole Par~. Ric'\ C11un
Music
Tline SU
12 I XAC1' A (2-ll otlO 11._10
SECC>f4D llACIE. about 4 furlongi
Wllal Horse (OelgadUIO) 12 70 4 00 7 IO
Hookv MAtn (Peoroaal 1 40 170
Moira Magi< (McCormlckl 300
Al\O raced. Mr. Ouellly Time, Wlllv
COior Too, Proper Valanllnt, Big Otl!M
Time Sl.3 S2 EXACTA (l·l l pa id '2970
QUAllTERHDRHS
THlltD llACE. 400 n rds.
Smoking SunMI 1Tr·1urel 4.20 J.?O 2.10
SlrM I Smar! (Pa ullntl 100 • "°
Coastal ROCktl (Brooks) 4 40
Al•o raceo Doctor Smar!. S1ra1t Touch,
Bev Fe .. tr. Plan1v A Truell. Reonec•
Bro111ar
Tln"M 70 JS n EXACTA (1-1) Pa lo '29 00
TI40ROUGH811lEDS
FOOllTH llACE. 1 hll'lonGI
1100.1 Lt nnerl (Mllclletll 6 60 4 40 J 20
Momllo's Pel (Oe!Qadlllol s 00 3 70
Momenl't Ha polntu (Pt0ro11I 2 60
AIM> raceoe: FIM I Wffd. Golden Ou~e.
Ul>Oale. Ftmmv. Dua Tribute, Palace
Kiiien, Alvda Mae Win
Time· 1.1• 4/S
FlfTH RACE. 6 lurlonos.
lmi>rtUIVt B .. I (OrleQe) 6 00 3 40 110
Tl'lt A.roylt Kid (OelgeOlllo) l .60 110
GrenG Par1ormence (Pedroza> 4 IO
Also receo: Pra irie Clllef. Tlmt For
Rlc"8s, Golden Talon1. Ferouk. Alm
.t.Olltm. Te~ Taus Tale, Jtffalen
Time I 11 1/S.
S2 EXACTA (7·S) Deld SIUO
SIXTH llACE. 1 lurlOllQ'
ResllaRutfufl IEsldal U O 7 IO 7 60
APOOluv !Slblllel J 00 7 60
Sugglllellon (McCormick) s 60
Also raced GreQO Counlv Leov. Sliver
Cola, Clau Of Tl'1e Road. Yullt Ubln
Time. 111
U EXACTA (3-8) Dalo 'l6CO
SEVENTH llACE. 6 lurlOngs
Annlt'l Frlt lld (Mtial 12'2.IO 6.60 4.10
Ballllln (Olivares) t IO •to
Rlslno Yukon !Slblllel -:i 60
Al\O raced. Geflenl Tale, Phil'\ Hooev,
Welch Tine CIOMIV, Rtmtm t>tr OH O.
8al<OnY Ou<"8u . /4. Big Kin
TllTM I 11 4/S. n U tACTA (1·11 Delo "S60
!EIGHTH llACE. 6 lurlOllQs
Jtll S.11 Joe IM<Crnl 11 60 s 60 J 60
SC>Md Lt llff' !Olivares) HO 410
Rernah Lowe ISlt>Hle) 3 ?O
Al•O raced: Rven'• RIO, 8tllt r Nol
Pau, Sllol A 810, PvramlO Zoll\, Gol<IY'l
Commander, Cl'llro.
Time 1.17 3/$. u Utt.CTA (3·6) Dt ld ISJ.20.
NINTH llACE. 6 lurlOnO•
Memorable (Mccarron) • ?O UO 2.IO
Roni Wlnd•IOf'm (()(lvartt l • tO S 20
Wtn<lh DOil IScolll • 00
QUAllTliillHOtlSE~
TENTH ltACE. lSO vero> lndlQo lllutlon I Beren J 60 1 60 2 10 c .. h tor Mlleov 1Caroo1a) l 10 110
Eesv Accent IHen l 110
Al•o raced Tou11n Guv• Et Sur>erm•n
Sir Cu hanova (do) To~enon, Sweet M~•
Bugt Bari. No POllCY Llmll
Time 11 IO u EXACTA (6·1) peto Sl100
THOttOUGHBllEDS
ELEVENTH llACE. 1 turlonos
Bare Lon (McCarron) 7 IO 2 70 2 10
" KIH For Luci\ tToro) 2 60 2 .0
Slerdu•I LeOv IW1rrtn) ) 00
Also raced Devine Look Ra1& Babe
Baov. TreoJ>tr ' Love Olomono VIII•
Time 1 n 7/S n EXACTA 18-ll Delo SS60
TWELFTH RACE. I I •I ""'~ First American (010edllo) 4 10 • 00 4 60
Greol Relurn (Pearo101 110 6 40
Ftv Roval Lea IRonol 12 60
Also raced Eo'1 Ovnu tv, Fun lor Me
Game ot Spies, Schlto Hll Sirin Bo• Hll
Time 1 50 t /S n EXACT A 14 SI Delo ll2 70
A11endonce 10.110
Stocllholm Open
Men'' SlntN• "Inell Mel• Wllender (Swldenl Otl Tomu
Smlo (C recl'1o•IOvUl•I, 1 I, 1·S (Wllander wins U S,000)
Man'• 0.Ub6e• Flftall
Anoe,. Jerrvo Ho n• Stmonu on
iSwe<1en> clel Peter Fltmlng Jonen Kr1t~ tu s 1. 6-l. 6·•
Women'1 t04Jmament
ttt DMt1ltld 8Mdl, I'll .I
Finl llWncl S.,_1
Bein Herr IU S l O<tl HtalMr Luatott IU S I. 6-2. 6-1, Corol Christian (US I oel
Slle rrv Acker tu !> J, 6-4, 1-6 Kim Sano•
IU S l Oei Terrv Pllell>\ IU SJ. '3·6. 7·S
6-•. La ura Arrave (Peru• of! Mareeen
Louie (US ). 7·S. 7·6, Susen Lao I Austral·
la ) def l •I• Ferooo IU S.I 6-2. 6 I
H 19'1 sctlOOI 9'r1 s
LHuna 8Mdl ,., W ... ldet 4
Slntla• WIHtffe CLBJ lo•I to !>Jeomuno, 1-6 del
lvav, 6-3, Ot! !>Dlvt v, 6·0, Con•ev ILBI tosl
1·6. won 6·1 6-2. Goc!lrtv CLBI lo•t O·t.. ""°" 6· l . 6-• ~
Pocll·NnlOf (LBI O<tl Btown·GIDC>tni.
6• 1, Oef B•nM8·0vafltraro 6·2, o_.
Olien·W-, 6·0. Sw l WaKeo !LBJ won
6-l. 6·2. 6·J. Sctrwarnlaln-Flvnri tLBI won
6-4, IOll bY cltf9Ulf, WO<! 6-0
Ctr-dll Mer 14, El T.,.e 4
Slntla• Harr111111on !CJ Oef c .. ,. 6•3, Otf , Ceriaon, 6·0, clef Lines. 6·0. Mellos IC l 1011
l>v dt1a ull, won 6·2. 6-0, Parton\ IC.> 1o11
7-6. won 7-S, 6-0.
Dout!M• Snort·Cf\a ng (C M ) IO•I lo
Wad•wortn·Feroo 0-6 IO\I 10 Cun n lno11a m ·Ko 1m o • 6 10 >1 to
Row llnl·8rown, 0·6. Jonner-Beneolcl ICMI
IO•I 0•4, 3·• 1·6. V•n.covoc·Ouren ICM)
10" 0·6. 1-6 1-6
l'fHL
CAMP8ELL CONFERENCE
Smvihe Olvlslan w L T "" GF
Edmonton 11 7 ~ lS
Ce1oerv 6 6 1 ,.
Vencou•t • a I ll
Wlnnl.,.g q 7 10
IC ..... ) • • 10
Nomi DMslon
Cno(I QO I 1 0 16
Ottroll 6 s 2 ,.
SI Loul\ I 7 0 I•
Toronto 6 I 1 " Mlnne,011 5 1 I II
WALES CONFERENCE
l'alrk:i OMil«I
Pnlleoetpllle 10 5 I 11
NY Range" 9 4 J 10
NY l•londet\ 6 0 II
We•hlng1on a 0 ,.
Plllst>uroh • 10 I 9
New Jtriev 7 17 0 4
AO.m• Otvhlon
Bos Ion 10 ) I 2' OveCJe< 9 " 7 10
Bulla10 6 6 J 15
~ertforo 1 I 13
Monrreal 6 • 0 17
Met>dtV'' Sur .. No gomn \Chedul!Hl
Tonltfll'• Gan"M•
SI 1..0UI• e l l(in..
Mlnr1 .. 01a •' Herffo•o
Eomonton a t Ou•t>ec
NV Ronotrs al Ntw Je"h
Pn111oe1Dnla •' NY i.1anoer1
C•lgar• 01 Pl11sourgf\
Mondav's tnnu dlons
BASEBALL
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69
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19
10
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S4
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67
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60
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S6
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Amal'lcen LM-
CLEVEL,.NO INOl,.NS-Nameo Doc
Edwards m•"•Otr ot 11\alr Maine lerm club
Jn t"8 lnlernallonal Lteoua
Na!MMI LM-
PITTSBURGH PIRA.TES-Namto
Frank Glll>erl dlrt<lor ol oromotlont •n<I,.
Sieve Grttnbtfg H tn 1uli1an1 lo Iha vice
prHIOtl'll for merkttlllQ. S1' LOUIS CARDINALS-Signed Wnlltv
Htrioo. m t n•uer •o • multlvear con1rec1
Orange Coast crews impressive in opener
Orange Coast College opened the
1983-84 crew aeaaon in impremive fashion
Sunday at the He.ad of the Harbor Regatta in
San Pedro.
Coach Dave Grant's freshman eight and
novice eight both won over tal.ented fields
while the vanity eight finiahed aecond
among colleges competing .
The vanity elght wu won by the
Newport Rowing Club tnJ6:30 while the
C&lilomta Rowtnc Club wu eecond ln 17: 14.
Both the N~port and C.allfomia rowtnc
cJubt have numerous Olympt.ana In their
Rhella.
UCLA wa.~ the topcollegiatecre-w ln the
varsity eight, finlahing fourth in 17:29,
followed by Orange Coaat in 17:40. A total of
20 crews competing tn the vanity race,
lncl\lding 18 colleges.
Jn the freehman eight event, Cout
shells flnlthed flral and ~nd, ahead of 11
other crewa. Third was UC Irvine with
UCLA fourth. Coast's winnin8 ti.me was
19:19.
In the novice eight diviaion. OCC had•
wtnnh\I lime of 19:30. A io~I of 17 crews
competed ln ttw-dlvtaion.
"FinlAhing u the Be('Ond beftt crew in the
open elght wa.s • 1tlgnif1cant achirvcmt•nt,"
•
said Grant. "We were also, of COW"9e, very.
very pleued with the way our novice eight
and freshman eight crews pen onned:·
Thls S unday Coast will host the
Newport Spri.nts. a 4'eries of '750-meter r~
involving crews from Stanford, UCI..,\., UC
Irvine and OCC. The rompetlllon will be in
the vanity elght and novice elg,ht categories
with each crew h&vtng four races
back-to-t>.ck. The competition will be he ld
from 8:30-11 a m.
The best vieWlng point for Sund•y'11
ractngisat theOrangeC()ll"lt boathouse, 1801
W. Pacific CoAst Highway.
,,,
CdM , NH
a t' hofile
in polo
Sea V1t:w League champion
Corona del M<ir, the defending
CIF' 4·A water polo champion,
:.rnc.J 1982 f11l9li1>t Ne wport
I larbor, h<ive drawn home games
for Thu.rsday'1> fu'St round of the
4 ·A playoffs.
C.dM and Newpon play a
d<1ublehtadt-r ThUJ'!lday al Nt-w-
!JOrt llarbor fac't.'S Marina at 3;15
p m . and CdM meEts Freeway
League representative Buena
Park at 4:30
Un1v1:rs1ty H1gh's Tro.)31\S se-
cured the "'(.lid card selection and
will be &t Fullerton F'nday. w ith
tnp-sPeded Foothill looming
down the· road on Tuesday,
µniv1d mg F'ooth11l is successful
against v1s1tsng Huntington
&·aeh Friday. ·'
Sunsl·t L~aguc utlist Fountain
Valley will host Sea View League
representative El Toro Friday at
Golden West College.
Corona del Mar LS 9eeded sec-
ond because of an overall reciord
whll:h mcludes !our 106&eS, all
while standout Jeff Oeding was
sidelined wtth a broken noae.
Foothill's strength revolves
around Mike Bunge, Robert Wil-
lliuns, Mike Coffey and Bill
Strrut, all who are in the 60-goal
range
CdM is a heavy favorite to
advance with Oeding joined by
John Morrow. Jim Villers. Drew
Tosh and Kevin Seeley.
Newport Harbor (21-2) boasts
Matt Tingler m the attack, while
Manna counters with setter Jim
Zakasky.
CIF 4· A. Fiii.ST llOUHO
Thundlay
Buena Pork v• Corona del Mar at Newoort
"lo•t>or. 4 30 o m
Ma rina el Newoorl Hart>or 3 1S Pm
FricMY
HunttnQIOfl Buen el Foo1n111
Unlverillv •' Fullertoo Tu•tln t i LOnQ BtoCl'I WO.on
VIUa Par• II Lali.ewood
El Toro v• FOU11toln Vallo e t Coloen Whl
Collt11e I o"' Mllll• a n 11 Sunny Hllii
Volleyball:
Sea Kings
N o . 2 seed
Sea View League champion
Corona del Mar has drawn the
No. 2 ~ in the CIF 4-A girls
volleyball playoffs. wtuch begin
Thursday
Tht> 32-team setup IS renu·
nisl-ent of the 1982 finals 111·
asmuch as the Sea Kings. the '82
runners-up, are seeded second
onJy to No. l Mira Costa, the
undefeated 1982 champion.
Among the CdM starlets are
Brook Herrington and Kara
McGumness.
Mu-a Costa. the Ocean League
ttthst, is seeded No. l. foUowed by
Gahr (No. 3)'and Newport Harbor
(No. 4).
Also earning playoff bids from
the area are South Coast League
ehamp1on Laguna Beach, Sunset
League champion Westminster,
along with No. 2 Fountain Valley
and No. 3 Edison, Sea View
League representative Irvine and
Angelus League representative
Mater De1.
Corona del Mar will host South
Coast League representative San
Clemente Thursday night, while
Newport Harbor hosts Mater Dei.
Fountain Valley is at Dana Hills
wnh the winner pitted against
the Newport-Mater Dei victor in
the second round Saturday night.
Cll' 4-A VOt.LEYBALL v-eraca.t Marv S•ar of •lie See at Mira Coita
Peramount al Gte.ndele
w .. 1 Torrance al St Bernard
Loul•vllte at Hueneme
Hoover 11 !>ante Moolce
Buena el At..,,env
Fountain Valley el De na Hiii•
Maler Ot l •• Newoort Harbor Lt•« Bra<ll.t
Mira••"• al Gah1
Blinoo Montgomerv al Torrance
Downey or SI Peul al Westminster
Irvine al Loguna B .. ch
Edl•on el SI JoH c>h
San Merco1 a l Bellarmlne · Jefferson
Cu111er c11v al Arcadia
Sa n Clemente at Corona del Mar
Lion s thinkin g
of wild card
T hursday's Westminster
High-Ocean View contest, which
will match the Sunaet League's
fifth and sixth place tea.ma, may
not look like much on paper, but
Lions Coach Jim O'Hara feels the
game ls important as it could
mean a CIF wild card berth for
the upcoming CIF playoffs.
"The only way we'd be hurt Is
1f Marina doesn,:r win this week,"
Jays O'Hara in reference to the
Vikings game with F.di9on.
U everything goes accord1ng to
plan, a L lona victory, coupled
with a.n EdU.On loea would tie the
two te&m.9 in the Sunaet League
it.anding, for fourth place (at 2-3).
O'Hara belle~ Westminster will
get the nod, however, becaw.e of
' better overall mark (5-5 com-
pared t.o 4-~-l ).
First ~ first, though, and
that means the Lions have to get
by <Xt>an View (0-" ln league, l ·8
vcraJJ)
The ftamt' will be played &t
Huntington Beech Kigh.
C<C· Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesdav. November 8, 1983
BUlllTIN BOARD
Sldlnll s bow set
Anaheim Convenrfon C.nter Is the site ot
Wlnterfeat '83. a bonarua ot entertainment,
education 111d bargain• for Southern Call·
fornla aklera, wiln tl\e attreC11on set for Nov
25-27.
This will be the fourth year of the anow.
which lncludn such attraction• as Ice skaters
Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner. various
profeulonal ski fnslructors and members of
11\e U.S. FrM8ryle Team wlll perform feats from
a 26-toot high deck
Visitors will be otfe<ed beginning ski 1eaaons
on a giant stationary deck. 11 weH as learn
Whet the right ski boot Is for them through a
computerized boot fitting sv-tem
Admlaslon 11 S4 for adults, $2 tor cnlldren
S.12 and free to children under 6 Show hours
are 10 a.m. 10 9 p m. on Ille first two days. with
the Nov. 27 mMtlng set for 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Seniors slow· pltcb
Costa Mesa Seniors Slow Pilch ~Oil ball Is
seeking players 55 years and older for com·
petition on Sundays
Practices are on Saturdays at 10 a m. at
TeWlnkle Park In Costa Mesa. For further
Information. call Peter Slmlluk at 957-2515.
J
Goll toarney
Don Baylor of the New York Yankee1 and
Angel NCond basem111 Bobby Grich will team
Monday, Nov. 14 al the Loe Coyot91 Country
Club In Buena Park tor the llxth annual C.I·
ebrlty Goll Classic to ~flt the tight against
cyttlc flbrotla, the No. 1 lnhented killer ot
children and young adult• In lhe U.S.
Paying participant• will team with one of the
54 celebrity guests from the world of sports tor
a day of golf,
r·"Reglatratlon begins at 9 a.m A 10:30 shot·
gun start r1 planned. A banquet dinner wlll
culmlnate activities.
Coat Is S 150 for pa111etpan11 (Including din·
ner). Dinner only coat Is $25. A tee or green
sponsorlhlp ts S 100
For more Information, phone 835--0900
"ln•s' boclu~:Y
REMAINING HOME SCHEDULE
Tonight -St. Louie, Thurs .. Nov. 10 -SI
Louie: Sat .. Nov 12 -Montreal. Wed .. Nov. 16
-Vancouver: Wed . Nov 23 -Edmonton;
Set .. Nov 26 -Calgary, Toes., Nov 29 -
Winnipeg.
Thura • Dec 1 -Winnipeg; W&d .. Dec. 7 -
New York lalenders; Wed .. 'Dec. 21 -Calgary,
Wed., Dec. 28 -New York lslander1.
Tuet . Jan. 3 -Vancouver, Wed., Jan 4 -
Vancouver; Sat., Jan. 7 -Calgary; Wed., Jan.
11 -We.lhlngton; Wed., Jan. 18 -BuNalo;
Sat., Jan. 21 -Edmonton. Wed , Jan 25 -
Phlladetphla.
Thurt~ Feb. i -Vancouver; Sund~. Feb. 5
-New York Rangers, Wed .. Feb. 8 -Chi-
cago: Sat., Feb. 11 -New York Rangers:
~ura .. Feb .16 -Washington. Sat . Feb. 18
Montreal, Wed., Feb. 22 -Boston. Sun ..
Feb. 26 -Calgary.
Tues., March 6 -Winnipeg; Sun , Marctl t 1
-Chicago: Wed., March 14 -Plttabt.lrgh;
Tuet., March 20 -Quebec: Sat., March 24 -
Detroit; Tuea., March 27 -Winnipeg; Sal.,
March 31 -Edcmonton.
All gamee at the Forum In Inglewood. All
games are at 7•30 p.m Ticket prlcee: $18.50,
$9.50 and $7.
LA Open qualifying
A special 18,hole medal play golf tour-
nament will allow amateurs with a handicap or
two or leas lo try lor a spot In the 58th Loa
Angeles 0Ptlfl.
'The medal play tourney la Ml for Dec. 12 and
deadline for entry Is Nov. 21. The field la limited
10 152. Appllcallona Wiii be accepted on a
flrat-come, tlrat-aerve basis.
Amateura will try to qualify at Hiiicrest Coun-
try Club, 10000 West Pico Blvd .• LOI Angeles.
Entry fee 11 $50 and wlll Include a IOund of golf
and 1 M8IOn ticket lo tl\e Loa Angeles Open.
The LOI Angeles Open Wiii be held Feb.
16-19 al the Riviera Country Club.
For more Information. phone (213)
482-1311.
Soccer match
•n lnttll'hatlonal exhibition aoccer match
featuring Udlneae of Italy ag11ns1 Guadalajara
la set for Wednead1y at the Loa Angeles
Collaeum Game time Is 8 p.m . and a crowd 01
15,000 Is expected.
Tickets are priced 11 S9 95 on advance $8le
and S 11.75 the day of the game.
Benoit wouldn't give up .
Boston Marathon winner hads urger y on both heels
Joan Benoit. who blitzed the Boston Mara-
thon course this year in 2:22.43, lS currently m
prepa.rat!on for the Pro Com fort Run Saturday m
Los Angeles.
Two years ago, 1t appeared that Benoit w as
hmshed as a compeutive runner when she
underwent surgery on both her A chilles tendons.
But she did recover to smash the w omen's
marathon record by nearly three minutes.
ln August. 1980. she moved from Cape
El.1Zabeth. Mame to Boston to coach the Uruversity
of Boston w omen's cross country and track teams
ln 1981, she set a goal of j:>ettenng 2:30 tn the
marathon, and that Yf\ar was actually disappointed
to finish third at Boston in 2:30.16.
"Joan felt like sh e had hit a plateau. and h er
heels hurt so much, she had tro uble walking." said
her advisor , Bob Sevene. "She had just about had
enough.''
H er friends convmced her to under~o surgery
Uni, Irvine
led the \Vay
They meet head -on in their annual show-
down at Irvine High Friday night, so it's not tpo
surprising to see University High 's Trojans and
Irvine's Vaqueros prepare for it with big Sea View
League victories a week befor e. keyed by standout
individual performances.
Fo r inst.a.nee, Irvine running back Remy
Rahmatulla, who rushed for 169 y ardl on 30
carries in a 24 ·2 l victory ovet' Saddleback , was one
of tw o area prep f ootball stars to score a pair of
touchdowns.
The oth er ? University High's Mark Favorite.
who caught but tw o passes. but each w as !or a
touchdown.
~uarterback Andy MiUer had two touch-
down passes within h is 134 yards gained through
the'Mi in a 16-15 victory over Costa Mesa to keep
Uruversity within striking distance of a CIF
Central Conference playoff bid.
The biggest single ef fort, however, appears to
come from Marina High where quarterback BIU
Marler came thr ough with a superior second hall
effort, completing 10 of 15 for 223 yards, to give
him 14 of 28 overall for 264 yards ina 15-10 victory
over Sunset League rival Fountain Valley, putt.Ing
the V lkings into a situation where thP.y can sh are
the league ch.am.pionah.ip with one more victory
(Friday at Orange C.OUt College against five-time
defen ding champion Edison).
Ult ..... , tt111tflall ~ ......
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~ .....
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1n$ '· 7H v•rela, 1 TO; • kol H•09Y <Co.t• ~). 1•·27·0. ~ ..,.,Ch, 7 TO•. s Er k l.e•ton tHunt1ne1on tlNdll. •·11· t. 190 o roa. 1 TO, 4 aruce Goollflelcl ,,.__. H•rw >, 10-1'-2. 1 .. nreh, 0 TOa,
1 •Nlv Mlli.r IUlll•tOllVI. lJ·J0· 1, 114 YIM'Ch, 2 TO\, •. Tim H•naon 1w .. 1tn1nattt l, t •70-J, 117 v•rcl\, 1 TOa, t er111 $!event IFount•ln v...-,1. l ·D ·I, 112 Ofdt, 0 TO•. 10 JOll NowolnY <EOltOn). t-10-2, 103
n reh, I TO •eailVllll I lloO Curr'!' IOcffn llltw). 1 IS), 1 Slt vt MIWl!c'h IE\1111Clel. ,.131, 1 ltlell ~ (N--1 H•rtlOrl. t-90, • Mille Crowttv fMerll\8), ,.,., s Me•-c~ (CO\I• Mtu ), S·•I
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RUNNING
DENNIS BROSTERHOUS
in December. 1981 Benoit th en at tack ed an
exercise bike tn long daily sessions. By the
following summer . she was w ell enough to set th e
national w omen's marathon record in Eu gen e.
Ore.
At Boston this year. she bettered her own
American record at 10 miles by I minu te, 40
seconds. "That was one split that 9C.8red me." sh e
said.
H er half-marathon split was 1:08.23. almost
three minutes under h er official U.S. record. Her
f inishing time in the marathon was fast enough to
win every Ol ympic marathon up until 1962 and lO
Boston M arathons after World War Il -and those
w ere all men's races.
The Pro Comfort Run, set for 8:30 a.m .
Saturday at M arineland. has lured 36 of the top
men and women runners in th e w orld. A top priz.e
o f $20,000 will be awarded to t h e man and w oman
runner w h o f inish es the series, which Included six
previous regional r aces, wit h the most total points. . . ..
THE SIXTH Marola-YMCA Shape-Up Run
IS set for Sunday, 8:30 a.m .. on the UCLA campus
t.n Westwood.
Last year's event drew participants ranging in
age Crom 3 to 71 and i ncluded nearl y 300 runners
under the age of 15.
Registration for the event this year will be
limited to 2,000 entrants. Ehtry fees h elp su pport
YMCA family fitn~ and running programs
throughout Southern California.
Registration for t he even t is $4 for adults, $3
for youths under 15, and $7 for families o[ three or
m ore. Entry fom\S are available at all YMCA
branches tn the Los Angeles area.
For more infonnation, phone (213) 751-4101. • • •
THE LONG BEACH MARATHON clinics are
continuing each Thursday night at 6:30, at Rogen;
·Junior H igh School Gymnasium. 365 M onrovia, in
Long Beach . ,
The clinics are free and open to both
beginning and experienced runners. Each dis-
cussion is follow ed by a short, group run.
• • •
RUNNING SCHEDUL•
SAT'UltOAY
...,.. Glmfwt I• •1111 -e.t•n• l:lO •.m •' MllrlntleNI. CourM la "-' with oeollv tOlllnt hlN•. loth -n eno dlamplonthlp reo ... F .. 11 '1 wllll T ·\hlrt •net lntOtet with 11 1•1• f ... For more Information. PtlOM nm ,,...,.1
L.,,...... Cllamlltlr ef ~ S Miii 1• •--e.tlnt t e.m •' t..vnwoocr P•rk F'81, fett courM 111roue11 cllv •tr .. tt. F" la If wllll T·\lllrl •NI $A 50 wllttoul F0t more Information, lltlolle (213) SH· ....
IUMDAY
Mll ..... ·YMCA Slla,.·U.5' lhlll-!Molnal e.m.11 tJCt.A, Fflrly ,,.,, IHI COUfM "'"I• M for~· wltll T·\lllrt. u for \Jlldef 15 •nd u
fOf l•m1"" of tllf" or more For mor11ntorm.1ton, Clflont t1til 4"·»00 ,...,.... Pk1wl\I~ s ....i t• •--e.ttna I.ls <Sl<l •llO t e II'\. ( IOkl et l url)enll. Studio• on l •rlw1m ... tnue. F .. It t 10 wlUI T·\/llrl with U .. le let Pfoewdt llenlfll Mellon PICIUl't •NI T ... vltlon
Covntrv Home •NI tlurtlank Communllv Hoaottel For mort lnfOfmellon.
OllOftt 111,1 tS4· lt13 •1111 " ... , C-S lfllll t• -e.tlna 7.)() • m (Sii) •NI UO I IOlo.) el 9-Pt rk Ma• F .. It ta wllh T •1hltl •nd M wllhOul wltll U te•• fte P!'OCMda benefit tilt Amerlc.n C•nc:er Soc .. tv. For mort lnfor..,.llon, llflOnt 1S1·9'00 A ~ e-Mllr1w.i lfllll Ml s-lal -e.tln• I • m fmaf•lllOlll tNI l'U 1.m <Ski 11 c.,.1.,.,,.,,.1 P•rk 11'1 San11 Ana Count
runt •!One'-"'' Al\8 ltlver Tt1ll Fff 11 it with T·ahlrt •NIU wltl\o\il ~or mort 1ntorma11on. OllOfll "" NewPOtl IMOl •unnet• Auocletlon •• t66·0~,.
P~l.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Spinks signs to fight $TA{JM£NT Of WITftOAAWAL l'\(fl'll'E (If' Uf':ATll ()lo'
fllOM PAATNEASHIP \ lll<ilL t::Alll. WtllTt:, aka
VANCOUVER. British Colwnbia (AP) flCT~~~~:~~~l~::::.ME VltlGlt. 1-;. w 111n : ANI> Of'
Michael Spinks of Philadelphia, the undisputl.'C.1 I l 1u1 lc1tl()Wlh(j """''" ""' wltlt1h~wn l'ETITHI!'\ ·ro Al>MINIS·
w orld light-h eavyweight boxfna chwn•1lon, si"'ll'<i n ·' """"''" 11un11e1 1'<"" ,,._, IJH•I Tt:n t :STATt-: ....:o A-1204$9 o ,, o · llVl"lh1&; "'it•t..t11flU uUUttf If\._, ht ·r ll t t ( M onday todet~nd tus 1.ille N ov 25 ~wnst wp-ranked llllfN~ DllWI"" .... me ol ll(Hll ""' If '1 ll'"' l<'ll•' I( l • .rtl'T>.
09car.Rivadeneyraof Peruat th e Paclfic Col.i.seum. 11f1 0C.AllfJN '.rn1111.1 111 1•11 1 ''""""1' """ 1•111t1nu1·n 1 The scheduled 15 -rounder will be the .... venth a ....... "' ""''c' lu•1<1Mi;~" t.A t 1••l1t•11 -. • .r VJHC.Jl. ~l\HL .... 9l'67t1 W 111'1 r .1kJ v lltC.i JI. f..,
title defenae by Spinks. 27, and h18 second bout in th .. '"·"*1011" ous111 .... • ""m .. w11 rrF. Jud '"'.'"'n~ w }io
Canad · ·--1-th OJ • G Id edaJ "'••h.~Nlunl Im lhn •>uttnrn,~uµ 'hl•"' a suice Wloulll,g e ymp1c ames go nl """' 111 Ju•t 21 i•Hu '" 11,., C1.1uriiv 111o1v I" .. 1ht·1 w1i.i· 1r1t .. r1.,,u-d
as a middleweight In 1976 at M ontreal. ,,, o ... ,,,,,, 111 ,·1,.. v.111.111d 111 .... 1..aLt•
S pinks h as a proft'S81ona1 record o f 23-0, 1'1" Nu 111 'l'O'I /\ 1~·1111•111 ha~ ,,..,.,, l11t~J fut• ~.l~•m•• uoJ Aoorw\\ ut tf1u I'~' inclu ding 16 knockouts, and last fought M arch 18 m ,., .. w.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.1 r10.,., v1~'"" 1,, ·11 .1v" l-~1rl Wt.111· &
Atlantic C ity, N .J ., when he 9COred 8 15-rourad Mt'"" nti·· w'""'"'ll (" c ,, . ..., < .1111lv11 M,,.,, Wh1t1· 111 th• M~'·' l . .A "~1,71., '-' (' t ( () u decision over American Dwight Braxton, giving ''"''""'' ,,.,,,0 "',11 .. , Myrort· -.u1.tt 11''1 "u' " Hrn..,•·
Spinks both the dis ted W Id Bo · A nh~ Puti•I'·'""'' o.,,,,11,. (.no~• Uuoly l •1u 11I \ 11 q111·,l11•K I hut un pu or >Qng """"""la-1 < '!'1.1111• ..... 111 "'11111· & l'··r<1lyr1
d W Id Bo C.o 111<Jt Jo f .'' ll11v I 8 1'1 1911J ' r n v
tion an or xing uncil championships s7R4 83 J\I,,, Wl11t .. 1 .. -i t11•u111t .. d ,,,
Rivadeneyra, 26, ha.s a 20.0 re<.'Ord and 15 flf ,.,..,,,.i 11·rir•·'\1•111 .. 1111t· "'
knock outs. He fights out of San Francisco .11l11rn11 ... 11·r 1tw 1·~t.1l1• ,,r Vitt
Spinks told a n ews confer ence that he has "a lot PU8LIC NOTICE t.11. r.1\HI. w 111n : 11.rnd1·1
to 106e in this fight" and ··1 w o uldn't Like'° 10&e." FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I hr lndt p•·ntlt•nt /\dn11111~
Spinks said he will make about haH of the $1 NAME STATEMENT tr.1111111 11( 1-:,1.111·' Ac ·11 Th1
million he r eceived for fighting Braxton R iv-liu~'.:~tis~0~~"""'9 pmso" '~ Ofltr•ll 111·11111111 '' ·•:l t1>r hrar111~ in
adeneyra will get about $100,000. 1ic But Af 1 ''"£ Al• I'> ANCJ I" pl N11 .\. .ii 700 < •vu LkAf 15 ') •k<l I u r \l<Allol rou11111fl ( ·, 1111 I !Jr l,\' ... ,t Sun Id i\nJ "The money is &e<,'On dary in a fight lik e this," va1•.-, t.A ·1~1<1A < A •i~7UI ,,,, N1tvi•rnlJ1 •r '.l:l.
said S plnkB. "I'm glad to be back in Canada because M'"'"" ""•l• ''''" M,,,,,,.,, Mor.in l l'IH 1, 11 .IO,\ M
it's almost like hom e after what happened 1n "1W• 1" h""""" 1''1' '''" ""' "' , •t 1 • ,,,.. . t A .,., 11111 1 r YUi ( > i.J r.< 1 '" 1h ..
M ontreal." !• .......... '1,(lu•l•H! 1 , .... l p1.1nt111~· .. 1 1111' r .. ·1111 .. 11 \'Ull
UTEP top
choice
in WAC
• '"U1•:·•1 • • l11·ukl • 11h1 1 ·•flP' ,,, ,,, lh•
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NOTICE OF DEATH OF '"',,. '1'" 111.1" v.11h 1111 111u1t l1tf•ir• t n21290i •
!Margaret M cCorm ick "''1 ,,.0 ,,.,,1, "' r,.,1, '"' ti'"''""'-t J•\H •'-Jll"'•'' Bel'llard AND OF PETI · 1•1•1'"' "' , .. , •11. • e ,.,~J .. 111 • 111.1\ t •• 111 ,,.,,1.n "r h•.
TIONTOADMINISTER ES-,,,n t \••\JI .. 11111111·\
TATE NO. A U OUO I~ YI II .\HI: A nn I >I I To aJl hNrs, benef1c1anes, 1 i'( >l< .. 1 1 • 111111"~' 111 \ 1 MJ1t111
(AP) creditors and conttngent PUBLIC NOTICE "' 1!.1 "'"''" d \ciu 111U">l Iii\
DENVER .-1cred1tors of M ar gare l ,, .. 1 • r,,.,,, '"'Ii iii• '"urt "'
T exas-El Paso, which M cConruck Bernard and per-Fl~!~~o~lsA~~~~~~s . ,,, , ..... 111"'1lt1· 1~ '"'"'" 1 t IJ
tied for first place in the sons who may be otherwLSe I ,,,,. 1 1 .... , ? P'" ,, ~ J'•' G 11 ... 111.111\1 ·•111•11111t•d '''th•
West.em Athletic Con -lnterested Ul the w1U and/or 1"''1"1"'~-1·• 111w1 "'ith111 l11u1 murHh' fAf •• ,A, P•1lAPRS(.>i f erence a year ago and estate. ,00,,. ,1,,. .• ,,. J'" "v"i'"'.I'., 11111111!.1 d.111 ,,, l1r,11!>:.u,rnt1·
has four starters return-A petition has been filed e .... , 1. c A •;>tAb ••I 11 It• r, "' 11r .. v1d .. d in St't
. . th 0 helming by Channa.ine Pickett Ul the Ji l•J,. J Jr,.,.."''" ir1ot,,1 L OW~"" llt on 71111 11f ltu l'rr1b .. t•· (_',,d, mg. IS e verw s Co f ,,.___ l ·•·' Hur11orog1 .... b'"o' I l.A '126461 • I Tl f choice to be the l eague's upenor urt ~ vnu1ge i u•\· J Jus~""<>' 2oroq 1 La,.~on .. 1 l ,, i l 11r111.1 .,. lJ1111 or
1983-84 b k tb 11 County r equesttng that it "'" 11u1111111JW• Bcac11 CA '12646 lil111 ~1 1 IJ111" v.111 not 1·>.µ11•
as e a Cb.annaine Pickett be ap-,,.,._ cu<,1111!.$ • tt•"" ,. 11-0 t.y di I'' 111r 111 l11u1 111•mth' lr11m th1
champion . pointed as persona! represen· i'"'1" 11... d.111 ••I 1111 h• .111ng nott!l·d
The Miners w ere pick -t.ative toad.minister the estat.e ~~vsc :, 1~,;~~t-~:~o~d' 1,1._..i A 111 1,,c ,tl,.1\'1
ed first on pre-season of Margaret M cCormick Cou"'f L•i,r• """•VQ" (..o""'• oo 't <JL l\l1\ Y EXAl\11 N£ llw
ballots cast Sunday by' Berna.rd (under the lndepen· r~u.,, J iga3 I ii• k• 1•t b' t lw • •>urt If ytJu
WAC coaches and the dent Adnurustration of Es-P r ,., 11 0 l. ~~244,,,1• 1111• '"'t• d in thr-t•:;t.H•·
media at the ann\lal tat.es A.Cl). The petition is !let PtlO~ ~~v ell 15 1~'/~,G l~t~J d•l r \"U lllol' "l\t U1J11n tht-r·X
WAC Basketball Clinic for hearing in Dept. No. 3 at 600• BJ ,., ut111 •11 .1drn1111 .. tr<Jtor 11r
d M edi Da 700 Civic Cent.er Dr., West, u1t1•H 1111 .,11111 n1·' l ur lhl· 1.'>.
an a Y· Sant.a Ana, CA 92701 on Nov. ·~ ut"' •Jr .1d111in1 .. tr;,uir .;ml
Brigham Y oung was 16. 1983 at 9:30 A .M PUBLIC NOTIC[ I' 111 '"'ti ll'H '<1u11 with pt •111!
tabbed for second place IF YOU oo nv-T' h Doo.lr.A..-1 to l e STATEMENT Of 111 -.1 f\111' .1 Y.t llt•·n r<'<JUt' .. t
on both polls, and San granting of the petiuon, you ABANDONMENT OF USE OF , ... 1.111111-! tli.'1 \"U dl">ll (' Spt"-l'.11
Diego St.ate was picked ¢ould either appear at the FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME lltotl• ... t 1111 tiling .. r dn In
third. t\earl.ng and stal.L' you Ob)et'· 1' I' '0"'''"'"'9 ~,.,._.,,, na•e aoan I\•"''''' .111d ••Pllr"1'>t·m .. nt 11f . (·1 tlt 1·1l 11 e .;\f' ,1 " .. r •tlll1ou~ Bus• • ( h On the media ballot, uons or ue wntt.en ob}l'C· "'' ,,.,,r., ... f uiT A.GE NV(' 1 , .,t.11• ,,,.,. 1-"' 11 t • 1>"11
UTEP received 23 of 27 1 tions with the court before r,1£•1•S 14'" a...... I Sv ·~ . "''"' "' oJll "llnL' <)wntu1n1 d
first-place votes and the heanng Your appear-Co\•,J ..,,,.," C..A «2&~1 111 ~., t11in 121111 "nd 1::1111 "> ••I
totaled 33 pol.nls, based ance rnav be m person or bv "'"' 0 d• 1 ·'• 11"' "'•"'e 21e~ lh• I "..1t1r.rn1;i Pr11b.ilt-Cvd• J J ,v.."'"''"9 C·•-e C•"'d '"e'd " 0 TEPH E ... E COCKRIEL . f your attorney "<!;<' " .~ . on on e potnt or a IF YOU ARE A CR.EDI-•• .. < c1.1° ,.,., a .. v ~·' ,,d~c· •.-BER<;~1A:'-.:-0.. COCKR IEL &
first-p lace vote, two TOR or a l"OnJ.mgent cred.Jt.or ,,.,.,.,] • •ll' ,.. "~' • "<.1 ' "'"'"" f'<IRRF. 'TER
points for a second place f ---' f·' (. 0<r•lt 1 Aug "1 • 0 1 ~r 1 .l f P ' - o the dece"""""', you must ue, •. ) , "' "t-~' Ad'> ,,,.,,c1., J r, .. ·"' ttornr~ s or e1111oncr'
vote, etc. BYU got the your cl.aun with the court or , , , i 1 21115 East 4th ~lret.ot
other four fl.rst-place present ittothe personalrep· ,.,,;:.J11"''""'~ Lon~Rt'ac·h .l'A 90Rl t ~o~J ~:~ 5:l0~~~. :.=;;1.a:'t~:n"~:ur\L'd !;n~~ ', .:. ~. "'~1::·· ···.' ~ :: ~ .. ,, ",, "• r 1 ••
1.',''.
1 ':'.~~·:,··~. ~ir~n~• .-((;~~'
and Hawaii was fourth from the dat.e of flt'St isauance •"'' 1 I'd .
at 123 of letters as provided rn ~-· • · . " ...
W yomina · ked lion 700 of the Probal.(> Code PUBLIC NOTICE
D was pie of Caltfom.Ja The ume for FtC TITIOUS BUSINESS
fifth with 128 points, filing d rums will not expire NAME STATEMENT
followed by N ew M exico pnor to four months from the PUBLIC NOTICl 01 " • . .e ,,, s d'f ""
at 161. Utah 177, Colo-daU> of the heanng nouced ''" :>r;.r,;.~ .,,._ :·.
rado S tate 192 and Air above FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ,. • • ....... )~It d ...... : .,
Fol"C'e 240 YOU MAYEXAMlNEthe NAME STATEMENT '"'", A -~" . b .... ' ""''Q ·~•!.QI" s 0.J• •.., .., •• ,,,._ ,. ,t.,at~ (""'"-.:)~() in he-~' ,poll,... 1 ft.le ke t y th~ court lf you L, ,,, ~,., .... , & 1 , , .... .,1 c:,, 1,. ,4 ••e ... :> .,,
UTEP got eight of th e are l.nteresteo tntffi! e1nate, tstUfott> 'lfflH -~ c..o ,;., •• .,,., , A-!u.t&a..._ ·---. f ' }a f vou may serve upon the ex-• '"l••• Pu6l "" ,,r; CO Dl E '' I w\ <h > ~of-o::ct&J ci, a ntne t.rst·p te VOtes Or J ,(),f ft•lfl>PR r( • "'"~·· •t , 1t r
13 polllts BYU w ith the ecutor or admuust.rat.or . or , ., £"':>'' >E<. . ,114 , <i,eJ""'"" 1,,,,, ~·"'"·~··· ., . .,.,0~.,, h f · ~ upon the attorney for the ex ... "'' • l' t!• , • A G, ( 4f , ,1f.,. ~· • .-d\ , ,.,0 .,.,1, '"e
ot er U"St-p vote, ecutor or ad.nurustrator and '·' · •· .... ••' • · " · ""4 • • • ' .. ..,,... ,,,., ~ft
had 19 points, and SDSU fl.le w ith the rourt with p
0
roof ' ",1" ""' · ·· •'" ~,,. b•"• ' ·c
f . hed . h 23 l " .. ' '1" 1'2.2729'2 lilts Wlt . of !iervlct', a wntten request I 't, ~-~ • 'u ••.• ' I WESTOVER' CURRE Y
W yoming and N e w stating that you desire Spe<.'tal • ' •• ,1 "' Atlo•n•r• •I Lew
Mexico tied for fourth at nouce of the filing of an m· ~'' 1'"" ' '· " SOO Newport Cent•r Drive Sult• e ,. ' ~ .. 1 t111"" ' " •'-' •' • .-.. u "1t" Ne•pott Beach CA 92t60 44 points. Hawaii was lventory and apprlll.9ement of ' ou•·1, <. ~·• ·' i ' •l' ' '""'· ,,. ~· ,, -·~J "J"<l" ca~· _,a.1
sixth at 47, with Utah at estate asaets or of the peU· nrt ,,. HPJ r "• vr' ·a .~ rio. • e '9Sl '
65 CSU 68 d AFA lions or accounts menuoned F22727• ~6-, s:
' at an at in Sec · 1200 d 1200 5 f 1' 11' ' "" '-' ' J" \ "" ~a·' 78 winding up the poll. the ~~~nua ~bate 6xi~ I "'1"1 "'' •e ~· '"" , P ~~~~ 83 1 ____ P_U8_L_l_C_HO_T_IC_E __ _
DllJH No'lcl H~T!!·~~~er Dr. #800 I s~:~~·~:; .. ~~=.T COUNTY OF OllltNGE Cotta Mesa, CA. tHH rtalC NOTIC£ " •ne Ma•le• o• 1ne 1-----------•l (714 ) t7f·Ol40 I l"'t"CR••1.1n "' Published Orange Coast •~.._.... "·"~'' Re"f'P Oara1""'
(KIT ClllNG 1 DaiJv Pilot Nov I. 2. 8, 1983. NOTICl!TOf'.a. ~!!!!:I IALE tor C1i.t"\)e•~o' ~m12eOJ•~. t'llHI STUPllEH H J -~ •• " ~ KITCl llN(; fllrtnt•r n ·,tdunt 5898-83 YOU AM .. H,AUlT ~"A ORDEF\ TO SHOW CAUSE ~ I H•D cw TMJIT DA.Tab"'-21. roR CHANGE or "'"''-'E
"' 1111, .1r1•.1 1'.t'!M•d .1w.i, ------------, .. UMAU YOU TA«• ACTION Sf'C 606A Nu\1•mtw1 .j l~H:i 1j1 PUBLIC HOTIC[ T0'9tOTl!CTYOUR~,IT ""•enReneeGaro•ner ,.as1.1eo
i\1 I·"''·' (',,ltf lit• I:. lillAYM IOl.DAT APUeUC IALE. Pl'l•l•Ori"' lh•~ COUii IO• an O•Oe FIC TITIOUS 9USINESS W YOU ••D AN EXPLU«ATIOM a110,.·n9 Pt'l•l•Oner 10 cf'ange tie ~UI V1\'1•d liv ,; d;1u~htl'r NAME ST ATEMENT OF THE NATU"I! 0, THE naml' trom l<e"!'" Renee GarO•"e1 I
L111d.1 Si"" l•f l\.}onrov1:. Thf> 10110.,,.,g L•e.,'lon 15 ooing "'OCE•DWG AGAINaT YOU, YOU l<<>ne Rp,,ee Ga1d•ner
,111d .I lhr 1·1• µrantlt htldt t•n busont'•s as aHOUl:.D CONTACT A LAWV."-Now 1ne1elore •t •S he•f!D> 01
M t·mort,il .,..,.\'II'•'~ will ht· MONIQUE 19·~1 Ca11bert0 Horii On o.o.tnb9r 2, 11183 11 11:00 oereo ano 0114!Clt'O 1na1 •II oe•son
1ngion Beacr CA 9?6•6 A,M THE HAMMOND COMPANY u 1n1e1estt>Cl "' me ma11er a!oresa•
h..!d :11'1\l Thur.dav. No Waller lClu•~ Blan•rns"•P 19n 1 l"-ouly llj)p()lnted Tru1t .. undet appea• Detore 1ri1s cou11 in Oepar•
V o• m lw r 10. l llH :1 .1 t !:) t CariMtr 8 "''"""QI On eeacri C A 18n0 pureuant lo 0..0 of Trull. ~ men1 No J on 1rie 21st day 01 NC Luk"'' r;111.,,_,.1p;d <."hurl·h 92646 coroed on July 2. 1982 u Document 11emoe1 1983 at 10 00 o c1oc~ .AM
r, 1" s ousiness 5 conO•JCll'O DY Jn No 82·229389 of Offlc:ltl,AecO<d1 In nl sa10 <lay 10 snow cause wttr sue .u s Ca It r (lfll 1.1 /\\'I'. 1nO•v•<.11oa• Ille otnce ol 1"-Aecoro.r of Orenoe appl1ca11on lor CM .. gl' 01 nam
M 1111111\ 1.1 Ft 11•nd s m:1v w l eian•l'l'sniu Coullly, Callloml1, executed by L st1ou10 1101oe9ran1ed
n1.1k1 '11n111hullom, lo h" J11o~ ''"'"""l'nl wils htt'O ,..,1h lhe PRESTON BROOKS &,. CH•RLETTE IT IS l'URTHER orOereo lh81
1'1 /\ ( ,,,.,11, (:tp1;. ,,, no ,11,QP t.nunl~ on A BROOl(S, HUSB•NO ANO WIFE COPr ol lh•S OtOP• 10 s"ow cause t: lllf'l11111'V 111 11' nWrtl\111 Cl< 1 1) iqe1 •S JOINT TENANTS, WILL SELL •T Pul'''S"l'O 1n 1oie 01ange Coaa1 Oa1
I .1111 1•1 S111t'I\. P11\.',1t1• F227370 PU8L1C AUCTION TO THE HIQH.P1l01 •' newspape1 ol gene1,
""1111·1111111 111 f 1,11 ii 11· \lwv. I p,.11,,n..,d nnn>l• C.<''1,1 O~•ly .. E1ST BIOOER FOR C•SH,(p1y1Dte at c.•cu1a11on p11bhsht>d.1n lh1s coun
1\1 l I I r I' k I' I ... J'l11,.., ;11, •I! , ' Nr" , 8 198J n me of Nie In l•wf\.rl money ol Ille al 1e11S1 once a week 101 lour co• "1'" ·' ''1 "'u~ u!>!. "1 ~6~7 83 U"lled SlllM) •I The South lro"' sf>c111lvP weeks pno1 IO lhe nay
l' .. 11ok i\lu11u.11 \ l11nr11v1" en1rence 10 the Orenge County 010 ~.i•<I ht'a•"'Q
I l11 p1 t11rs CourthouM . 211 W Senl• An1 Oa1o>o mrs 0~1 01 Oct " 1Q8.
HARBOR LAWN-MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
PIERCE aROTHERS
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
1 10 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642-9150
aAL TZ aEROEAON
I MITH & TUTHILL
WE&TCLlff CHAPEL
427 E 17th St.
Costa Mesa
646-9371
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAAK
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel-Crematory
3600 Paclhc View Drive
Newport Be-ch
644-2700
~COMllCK MOATUAAY
1795 Laguna Canyon Ro
LIQune Beech.Ca 92651
494~9415
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------------JBOUleVlrd. S1nt1 An•. CA. 92701 ell FRANI\ OOMENICHINI PUBLIC NOTICE nght. 1111e end 1n18' .. , convey.a 10 Judge 01 1he ___ ..;...;:.;;.;;;...;....;.;.;;..;.;.;;.;;.. ___ land 11ow 11t4d by II undet MIO Deed Suoeuor Court
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS of Trust In the property tltuated In Olney M1lra G•rdln•t
NAME ST A TEMEN,T Nld County, C1lllornl1. desctlblng Gu dln1t & Happe Jr,.. tnllrowrr1tJ p~1son •S nrnnQ the land lh«eln 3338 Vl1 Lido, Unit F Ull~"'"'~ 1, Loi I ot Trect No 11375, In the N•wport 9H ch, CA. t2'413
BAnl'h s 8£ I T£R (,ARDEN s 7 Clly Of Colla Mase, II •hown on a Atto1nty for Appllcent I
L"'" "'B.h 01 C.oron,111PI Mar l A M1p recorded In Book 490. Pegei Puu1osnpn 01,111ge Coast Daily P11
'll&1' 30 6 31 ot Mltcell1neou1 Mepa. ,. (11 I 18 ~~ NO• 1 8 1983 5680-
Barrv (:1111~llltH11•1 r ••• rarmt'I cord• ot Or•"9fl cou .. ty
Bav Or Co1l'n.-i dt•I M.11 CA '17€12'> The street l<!dreu 1nd Olher PU8LIC NO TICE '"" hu~""'" .~ cnn1htCIP<.l lly ri" common dMlgn1llon, II eny, ot lh ---..;...;:~....;..._;;,.;..;...;;.;;.. __ indov•OuAI real p'ropert)' deectlbed above I FICTITIOUS 9USINESS Bou ry C 1 • purported to be 2336 Etoen • NAME STATEMENT
Tr11\ ~1a11·m~n1 "'" 111ec1 w11h 1he u .. 11 A. C01t1 M ... , CA. 92626 rt•P 1011('1.,..,,Q oerson •s !JO••
l.011tlly Cit>•~ nl <>•oH•tl~ C»unly on The undertlgMd Tru1tee die· t111s111e•• 8$ • Nn~ 1 198~ claim• any llablllty tor 1ny Incorrect LACUNA HILLS lELEVISIO F22t2._ '*80lthe•ll"' lddr-•ndot 2361!> [I Toro Road Et To•o C
P1101 .. 11ed 0 .. 1111111 <..;oas1 Oa•ly common dMtgnetlon, II 1ny, lhow Q~630 P11n1 Nov 8 1 ~ .' 1 }'I 1983 herein l arry 1 etteleller t 723 Melro:
r or Cli'-'ififd At1
~c-tlON
Call
A OAIL Y "LOT
A0°V1$0 I
Mi.JOI
6003 83 S aki Nie wffl be made. t>ul wllhou Corona CA 917:>0
oovenanl 0< w1rrarll\" ex~ 0< Im 1 ll•s ous1ness is ronouctNI ov
piled, regarding !Ille, po11•1lon. 1nclov<du111
encumbrancee, to JHtY ,,,. remalnt I a11v Te1te1elle• prtnolpal "'m of the note(t ) eecur Tr11s s1111emen1 was hied with I by Mid Deed Of Truet, wfth 1,.,., .. CouMly Clerk 01 Orengl! County
th«eon ... prolll<led In Mid note(•) Nov 3 1983
tctvanoee.11 any, under the 111m11 o nm
the Oeec:t of Truet, 1-. charget Put>hshl'<.1 01enge Coes1 O~ ·~of Ille Truetee and of I P•lol Nov 8 IS 22 29 1983
tru111 creeled by Mid Deed of Truel, GOOS·
to-r':: ~ under Nici POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS eUllN[&I
NAME STAT1:MENT
of Tru11 netetotore I MICl.lted 11\0 11-eo to the uildel~ a Wfllt Oecter1tlon of Default and Dem !Of Sale and a ""'1nen Ho1ICI Of r hi' following l)etSOll IS d •
I · E 1 .,_.. Dua,nen olS 841ltM!d lectonto ...... Theund«j HEAll"GE RtlOCATION s llOned cauMCI Mid Notte. of Default and Election to Sell to be rtcordM In VICE 28•S Mes~ lletd8 01 E s
the crounty ~the reel P'OC*'I)' 11 1 Cosll Meu CA 112026 1oca11d Lawre,.ce M C1mpeau 11 OATE~ OGtobtir 25 1"3 811lell"<' Or Co1111 Mesa CA Q~, · LIM e.e'.o... 11>1, h11••nhs 11 c:onouc;lllO bv
Truet Otitd OIYll'llfttb S«vloee inO•v•<ll•~I •12421 lut"banlt Blvd 1 ow11mce M C•mPH u
NOrtll HollywoO<I CA 91907 11111 ""'""'ent wu tiled "''lh (2t3) 782·2oee C'oun11 C'1.;1 ~ 01 011nqe Cnunt~
Pvbllelled Or9n09 CoMt Oally P11<>1! Oi t )O igoJ
Nov 40 1 t, ti, 1"3 StO"-*-.i Pubh•llllC Or nnoe <'01:.~
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P\JJUC NOTICE
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PUBl.IC NOTICE PUBLIC HOllCC PUBLIC NOJICl PUBLIC NOTICC
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday November 8 1983 (5
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THE DAIL'\' PILOT
CLA lf'IED OFFICE llOl ·ns
Telephone Sn' 1n•:
Monday-FrnL1 \
8:00 A·.~1.-~:·rn P .~I.
Busi nrs~ oulltl'r:
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8:00 :\.~1.-5:30 P .~l.
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be made on :;a11w Jr t1dli11t'" d~
above. Plea ·e ask f nr n n uw d la I ion
number whf'n rancf'lli11~ '(lllr ad.
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errors i_mmedia teh". The DAl LY
PILOT as ume liabil1 1 ,. for thr fir~t
incorrect ir1 ertion cn l \'.
CLASSI FI ED 642-56 78
a ..... for ili e;u;. i01 Salt
Ct1t11l I 002 Gtae11l 1002 1~;-.;;.;..;;-..~~~~~-
EASTSIDE HH SAYS SELL
TlllS PHHltnl
So La~una-oceansode of $ 149 900 PCH Great po1en11af ' Wood exteroot on Cape Lovely 3 DO, 2 ba e~·
Cod Gray Fantastic hv-1 ecutove home offer.ea at
1ng area with 101s of glass sacrlfoce prtce 'l master and oeamea ceiungs suites sunken conversa-
Water voew Take a IOOk' I loon P•I w IOwer•ng lire· Ban~ will finance al ter-place lormal d1n1ng
rtflc terms' $349.500' Ask room ca1nt1ara1 ce1tongs
for Bellina Laughlin Just reaucea S20 K Call
644· 7020 now
LIHO REAL ESTATE GINNY I ROB
REMAX OF IRVINE ../
ILIFFS PUllllEI MlllS
1214,000
Loverv uogradea end un•t
1n a superD lamoly w a11
rec r .ea 110 n fa Ct l • t1f' s
Located on a wide gree"
bell 1n1s 3 beCl 2 ~ ~
has a 11e1101e se t!•
631-1400
559-9400
MES& VERDE
2 STORY
-covered pat•o Large as·
REALE SlAT E sumable 1oan Call now 10 131-1400 ' see 546-23 13 .3.ca.0d.LrL•!•8•2E·~·~·"·!·,!·s,·1o.Eo·~·. /ff _j~m1
needs some TLC but nas1----------
loads ot 001en1ta1 Just I
·reovced-·10 ~ ~25 ~oo .. · -lOOl ..VAERAllS l
631·7370 J Barm nouse 1n Cos1a
Mesa w oon<1s room and
1 comp1e1e1v tencea yard
1p1t1 Faraid1t4 B1a111 Ualaralt~t4 Ae1tatat1 a • Aertatat1, Uat.
Gtatial 1022 ••w,.rL ltac~ 1069 Newr'rt leacla 2169 Irvine 2244 Coroaa •• I Mar 2722 Hant. lucla 2740 ~~~ijiiijjjii;miimiimiii:rriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii=:=:;:====-= ' -28R 1 ba. 1 cor gar I 143l l11Tlltl WU Winter On Seashore I IUR1LEROCK GLEN $750/mo yrly Sh11tey UDO ISLE
Tradluonal 3 Br, JV, Ba aayfront. p1er &
Ooal for 65' boat Pr1red t.o St>ll $1 ,250,000,
Bayfronl Villa ti Br, 7 1'1 Ba on w 1dt-lot. pool,
spa. dock for 120' yaC'h t. wm 1£'88(' w/option or
el(Oh income property $4,850,000
VISTA IEL LJID llYFllOIT
Fabulous bay &,mountain vil;'w I Bclrm, I Ba,
rondo C.'0-o p. Lowest priCt..od al $295,000
CDMCUSSIC
PERFECT LOOATIH
•, HOrntS, 3 llBlhi., includes
n10!.ltl• sune a11d larytl
t11r111ly r oo m and
utt streel pa1k1ng 101 up
tu 7 Cd•~ Only 4 cluors
lo om lhe enuante lo
M,un Beach Now on Intl
markel at only $510,000
144-7211
~
llYSIDj PUCE llYFROllT
S pt't La.cular b.!yfrunt Jplx 2 br. 'J. i1.1up.1 lir , DU1P0LE~ J 1 . , • n·11~o.111ona uy us •I! 'J. ha Jn 2 boat ~J>ill"••i. H•~Ul'l't.1·$1.~110,000 rh1,,..0 to $(14!> 000'" A J
PElllllSUU HOME OCEAllFROllT
l'an & JC''l v vu·w<; Manm• n .. un , ·l hd m 1 :1
bath", J700 sq fl 4 l ..ir parktn~ $1.:IH;),111111
FAIRl&lllS RlllCH HILL TOP
Nl'w -I br, -I 1: ba, t·u.,toin 1-'rt•fll'h Normandy
Estall•. I 'J. prrml· .wri· hilh11p Nt1w $!l!l~1.1H)(}
CORO Ill DO Cl YS I& YFRONT
" ;> uor m µ1 oµeny with
111 t'IJIJr " hf'Jlflt'U 1 tlol
11111·. Jl•Cl 01111., 411ohly
'"·""' Cll"I' IU llt'd(h!'5 ~ ~11ui.opmg 6J I 1400
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631-1400
OCUll & JETIY VIEW , ·on Brk ~o iot 3B• <1e11
C.irunadn lsl:ind l'U.'>l U.1vl111111 1111 H.1· ho..it 11 .. 1 yJH1 '-'"'"Pl 1e1u11>
J, '( k P.lans .iv,111 Now s:i.711.0011 "-tr ,u.J" ~J l" ooo • P ;,,.,n1111t>
ARROWHEAD HOIE
NP.Jr nt>w -I bdm1. 4 bath. lukt· v11•w ;1:1011 sq
fl SH0,000 Wtll 1r.1dt" fm~ :i IC1c.,1l prnpt•rt~
IALIO& COVES
Tradrhonal Bayfronl 3 Br 3 Ba, r<'modl'll~
2,000 sq ft furnished & boa t $tiOO,OOtJ
Bl LL CR UNDY, REALTO·R
34 l Boy~ode Drove N B 675 616 1
NEWPORT HEIGHTS j REAL BEAUTY
R 3 Loll Ana a greal loca11011 • I snciuld pu1 tl10S proµerty
E•Cellent area Walking high on >C•ur l<st of must
distance to new ShOppon9 Si>t>> S•nglt' '•••el 4 Bdrm
cent~• Includes a cn,:11 m ;> Ba on d ~,., • rarqe 101 "'
•ng 2 Bdrm nome fllUS d • rttllloOr) OOlid• 11eo9h
bacnelor un11 Each <n l t1orr•oo1l Aor1. oottom
clude4U1 ooucle enclOSt!O ~""' S 17b •100 ·51.J 1q 1
1~111e~ & alley iirt.t>S!>
Great potentoal tor future C::. SEtECT
development Onl y -rPROPERTIES $145000 646 "171
f1~!§S11
OCE&ll VIEW
J&SMlllE CREE(
01 ,. o• the oe<or • ""'
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DESIGNER QUALITY
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OP•"' c;,,, Su11 I S 11,.,,,, 1ag1 673 5'15 l
OCEAN VIEW
J&SMlllE CREEK
011 .. ol the tHJl>I view lo-
r 111ons on gate !JUa•deCl
1,1sm1n1' C•t:tJk · P11v~te
.1.ummur11t~ wotll lf;nf11S
I Oull~ 'w1mn1111q IJOOIS
1111.l clul>hOuM• dll 11edrby
Pr oles~ronall) decor Jled
1no 1e11101lt.!lt'O end unol
...,1111 3 oormi. ? batns
,1nt1 family room Tnere s
.1 large voe" sundeclo. and
,, PAIVA TE 5p,1 Reouced
tu $J49 000
171 41673-4400
12 t JI U l ·21U
HARBOR
Costa Men 1024
JBr 28il 60• 120 lot al
1.1<.ht'd gao RV ()kng
$QG SOO t;dll 646·818b
Hiil FORECLOSURE ••l••' "'"'" llas 7 ueaul•lul 111llOS 1 1Br :.' 1Ba
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5 Bdrm custom family Burm Oen y11ra ulll 1nc1 26' ' den gorgeous view 673-4400 675 1454 home 1n 1>eeut1lu1 no1gh· $'i001mo 2 l3 446 lb:Jg µou1 t11nt11i. spa $ t 100
1>ornood n10 !>44 '1054 evs wknos 2BR w/trpt ~unrm & db<.lo.
4 bl"6 to beach Avail
I? 3 $800mo 615-9115 s,ecial ,, .. Mouse HOlllH Ualarai1latd Uro1ver511y Par k II Tw111t~e
Sal/$1111 Moen to Eicht 2202 .oµpro• 2:.50 !.Q 11 Formal
Re1tt1shmen1s Served General 0111 rn1 tom rm ? Ir pies.
R1;1a11ors and homt:1 buyers NCAA WATr R wm1er 01 rww t JJt & 1Ja1n1 Agt
welcomu Now mui11p1e short term fully turn 4 673 S1',4
Unusual Bac h a pt
$330/mo Uul pd Walk 10
IJCh 673-5586
listed $45!> 000 tee Ortg Bdrm uppt!r u111t $9t,O
2241
Coal a Mtll 2724 ownertagt 646-5808 nr BAYFRONT LINUA ISLE 4 La9ana lucla
73' •o 1< txJrm tor mill Cllflill" f<1m ..... ~-----"'"'!!' ___ I & 2 Br aol avail $.-95 & " " " 3 Br hµlc Spa $1500/mo 1ly rm p1crl~l1p lor ">5 67!>_3067 $550 garagf! soe pool
121&,ooo 1110.nn.
By ownf'1 Harbor Rldgu
1owwn11ou.,e Reru11sa11c1•
3B• Joa hb1>1ry loll 2 ca• gor $449 000 Pn
7r I 7884 <lf 720 04'>4
128&,000
OCHllFROMT
At 111 .. pier "•are 3Br1 :.-0.1
S-. t• It (.) t I Y CHJ 5 C 0 II
t1uo11111urn on 111 ... ~·te v i
lite 1,1hll'd ti.ilhoom On
1111· tlOJr<lv.all-. steµs In
lh1• ~.01111 with i.oa11or;inu<.
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P11 ,,111111 J llO It·•' y
B.111111.1 JI '' s uest
IU-7211
2 bdrm I , ba Seawmo
Londo N1 Hoag Hosµ
Wallo. 10 belt . DOI Ga1
pool & s"" S 130 000
wkdys 851 5165. Eves
-197 4?08
llG CAllYOM-IY OWllER
11•·, llAeO 1a1e 30 yrs
Mo11aco wt1h oest GC
111ew 14 Rue Volla•s
00t!ll WkndS 640· 1538
118 CAllYOll COHO
Full goll course view ror
mer model 2B•. 2 ha
$220.000 hrm prtce
BKR 644-7424
00 YOU NEED
WRITE eFF
Vu:w Duple• I Olk ncn
poi>!. t1es1 111vestmen1 lnr
t11e 1nves1or who neeo~
wnl('·otf Cclll-lor details
Oock~1oe RE 840-8208
Expanaed Carmel M(Jdel
Harbor View J Br 2 ba
$207 SOO lse $245 500
fEE 972-9406 ownr1a91
• HYSMORES • lmmac J br 3 ba corner
homt-on t•(tla large rot
S?S 000 under apprJ•S..11
SJ 4'l 000 ,,..,,se l'INd
!>~b I CIRCLE DRIVE
t.41 t.1?'i 180S1"6'l 28''>
LIDO HYFROllT
l'loat & 2 ~,.,, IJOBI~ A Avail 1mmed Coll htr 6
u1;1aut1lu1 tlomu uva11 tor ? 1:.11876 2255 64!.·5677 17'7 E nnd 5t
1·3 yedr least! $!>800tmo
W&TEllFllOllT HOMES
Ul-1'00
'I Ur Penr1 $ 700t yr 1.,
3 Br $825. winter
Ca9uu Nipael 2252
;> Br 2 a .. qu1t>1 cu1 ae sac
',11<10lt•lJ<l<.~ Vall1;1y view
1111111.,l 11lt'd yard QJ•
tj~"•·r lf\(,lufh:Ul C(l(l1fUIV
µr.111 1 >'' le<1se flO PE'tS
!AIJO•nto 7141495 6167
2B• llld dow ns1 .. 11s
S5001mo rmmed ou.upy
01:r111rs 8') I 04°24
:? Br I Ba 9.tS lllJIJllo;ntes
S500 $'><'5 L dll
'>48·87!'ii' lO BPM Summer & Winter
tt.ntals
JACOIS REAL TY
PROP lllAMAHllEllT
71U ll5-81l3
2 Br I ba SC PIJza c;rt!a
51'<. svs $(,00 &46 466 7
f'>1P!. 646 <'JI!~ dyS
Newport Bucb 2269 ?Br <'Bo !.tO•f' 11. ,,.1,.g
U?tiS ani.ago D• 4BR 2 S.475 mo No pet~ •Br
WF'> TCl 1FF 301 dP11 w \J
tt•lt1y, v.t<.uum ~Y"-h .. u1
11.irCleroer S 140() mu V1ly
ie .. ~e r £-It" r eQu11 "d
, "" y w 1 'r PI c; ~ ~trJve & re111g $395 •no
IJOlll '''" SJOOO mo IW We!.tS•d<' 646 438<'
r.1s JOOll
Driv•· l1y tr.an cull
644 7~<.'4 Akr 7 61 :? full ba r11c.e Qu1e1
enc.• 9c1r 62<' HarrnHon
548 0477 Ao" 1Brt l BA PluSt• Lonelo
"''" 10 11 l:I0<1I S1t11 Mu Corona clel Mar 2222 1o mr s 1300 67S 19Jli l Br on goit coU1se c.r111-
J Br 2 Ba nomP p.ir1tally ,1, b'• 1 111114 ari.11 ,.,eicome Avf11I now $525 mo 760 8862 turr1 Ava11 Junuary 1 tn J 11, •bJ tam 1m uoot
1e11se S 1600mo \.40 74 4.( 1101 tulJ gardener 'S 1200
3 br 2 Oft lrpl~ So ol me; 640 4 t441650 202<'
J>( H N1 i.oark $1 1001mo
A~Jtl 11 15 67S 2SOO
Nr nt!w 2Br <Iba. 2 c.ir gar
Balcony Leas" $850 mo
55 t-4693 at1 71lm
Sm,111 01ae1 21:!• dnd 1011
1 , ua t11eµlace Yard &
""''o S81 51 m o 8'33 8162
View over China Coves
Ocean B•·a al F ernleat
3 B• ? oa gar S,1400
673-31 15
Costa Men 2224
? Br 2'1 Ba lro•c 2 car
9<1rage relr•QP w d
inc.Id ~775 mo 350
Av()CJllv F '} S47 '1~88
1'.f"Jl7747
2 Br COi drapf'S go•dge
64 1 V•cto• .:i S'•25 nio r,~6·4 198
1 Br off strl'"°' Q11•et '" Ill''~ S~t' 546-62~ I
( t I '>~£ 1-2'-b
4 Br 2 Ba large home
l~Pwport Highland 2 car
e•lClsa g .. rage 25 aock
yedrly rental 4022 Lnan
nel S 1S001mo Newpo11
Beac.to Reali~ 675· 1642
layfront Mo•1-l1111
6Br GBr 5000 SQ II
Pv1 ocn & boa1 slop•
Art 9SS 1055 675-5S35
118 CAllYOll COHO
2 B• 2 Ba overlooking Bog
Canyon Goll Course p,,
va1e garage $1225/mo
M ar i na M acnab
644 6200
M11cn11b-lrvine
I I-I, I \
I• 11 \.I
f:..t<•t u'*.:Br-.8;, '<1 •'1
C't!drr of 1n~ .. tr L·· ' • f ~•JO "" \f •'CPt E"'
lpti ,,,, ''''S "1•1 ;.., • .. 1 ,.,u~Hjr(J
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•MESA VERDE l Br I
Ba Newly Clecor $525
No pets 833-8974
•SC Plaza Area 2br Iba
conao amenities secu'
syst S6001mo 646·4667
eves 646· 2385 aays
$375/mo Small co11age 1
Br 1 Ba oft rood ou1e1
20 72 Newpor1 Blvd •
TSL 11&•1 U2-1103 • $400 1 or 0001 No oeis 1
person only 325·J 11111
Place 646-5137 11 1.7)
$450 2 Bdrm Ou1e1
"'atu•e cp1e pref No
pets Gas wtr pd 360
V1c1011a 631 2 177
FASTS1DE·2Br l•o•c. ga•-~qP cat o S<~Q ,.,...
,.,. 4()J6
USTSIDE '°'' tn1•r ll• r llu ' ..-1 t-i(tf• ' .. ••'h t f'llt" 4 Br 2
lll:hlt ti t.11mngroont r p ""r •C.nl~ .... r .... dt"t~ Mt•,' JC:)'•J••C ttttS, n ,,,,, 4.o $1350 C,111 ir1ct.! ,a,o ,,, ..... , r"°.:t ~.,.. j , ,. e ~. ~50 ,.,,0
SJIJO "'0 1 Br 1 Ba ADI
~ara 1ndr I rm "'' oet~
1S' 8 laSI mo rent b-~u7701n ;59 1C:-.,'l:' ') ....... ~~ .... , :~ ~•· .... n ~~.: ... ' \.1 .. 9'-~ .... J ,56 COLLEGE ...... P.-AR .... I __ __,,... ·· .... e c , • .,"· •
• ll""' ,om ~ oa111 nv Ac. LID01Stt3N ( c ' Br • e
I .... u .t LJ. t .. , •. 1U E 1151 S1
DIR T ~dvC>rable pnce & ''" ilD" "' ll • " '1°PdflV'' t.1:5 l1000
HSTSIDE
;i uel1 m ept ' blk to ocn
Gar Jge Marriea c.ouplf'
tJ11ly $5?S %8 8 I 77
2 Br I , ua $450 $37~
dl!IJ ga~ pd McF11ddt«•
neJ• Belich &1,1.1
84 t 4694 bet 9 Ii
Baell Aµ1 c.losP to uuac.11
"uve rel11gi. $400/mCJ
all UlllS tnCI !)36 4637
beaut1lu1 Twnt\Se '.l Br ?
1:la frplc. vaulteCl c.e11ong
I.ill u1G Inca y11rCl gar
"9" ''"' .;rt.!d m Huul H;,HIJ<)Ur 846 07')1)
Lll,SI' tu 1.;eact lrg El"<."
roll frµlc; C.;IJtS rl...,"'"
dll Uhl~ •llCd ~4 7 S fT r,
'J'jf, 4f;3 7
Lq 1[jH w•gor (,;,i; !'.
wc;lf'r "aoa $4t;Q1111•1 • 11-r, a·~ 7490
I ,.,.,r,r,u~? Br 1 B.;? \ly
'•"dv pool sµa If« '"~ snr rr'" <jC.-!·7'17'J
SEAWlllD
VILLAGE
NI'" 1 I'. 2 Barn. lu•ul 1
·~·I\ " 14 plans I Bd•"'
l•..1n $~75 2 BduT Iron
St.90 t o,.nnr us.. trort
Sl jS uor, s tenn•~
.,. .. 1er1.i11., 11oroo~ Gas'"'
C00~1119 & r11:a11ng PdlCl
rrom Sari Diego I owy
011ve Nortl1 on Beac;h tu
McFoaoen ana west or•
MCFdOden to SE All'lllD
.'llL l<(J[
I~ 1418C.J.S 196
Sooc.10U!. quiet 2 Bi S' 15
2 Br Twnhse S585 Wal~
tu be.ith 960 865(;
SPARKLING 281 upstrs 1
4 p11 1oa er-cl gar o..,
yd New lu•ury cot~ tic..
PPIS SSS5 842 28<:!7
Wc1I~ 10 oeat.h 1 B• SIO•t: rPl11gl' S4 50 mo
536-4637
Huat . H11boar 2742
• 6• • ~ ~ ·c. ,.,. ... ••
..;~~ £'""' ..
:-....
Newport Bucb 2769
l B• } oa • e11• t11><1cr se:i .. mo , .. ar1, 151
iJ'>I b SPC jE'C' i;c • £98'
WAITING FOR
A BARGAIN?
L"'' N!'w f iHPPI~ tl'•m'> 6•11•09551Bo•556)1 SblS mo E.1~IS•Ot' A,J
11 r II"' S '"ill ti <I 1111 no"" 64 5 ~b21i
S '"4 '<OO LIDO ISLE HYFllO•T 1,,1111• Easts•Ot> ,. br 1 '-'"
S675 mo 2 Br Ba
PHI llEWPORT
APlRTllEITS
Ror McCartllt, Rltr. lovllly nome wtroom '"' 5i,c,o A'a" 1.t 1 <...ill tor 11\llHh•lhlllHlfll { M IW<I 110 yactits 6Br; ·••·I fl,,.,4a ,J ...
5•1-7721 u.1 Cl •OI s11a Soectacu tr .-1••v.. Ptvl Parly r ll~ .i I' ._ l.J ht I ·~
, ... <.I ,, MESA VERDE" OWllEll I 'I ·an 6 n 7 n ,, ,1 ~t ' g II ~ 1101 m
r t lloO• T J'>!,,. t,,Jf <')j. ,, •• ··•• •• , ••• 111 r 1:i4ll -1H·. !v"' µ.iy.mPrt !. no 'lEWPOHI TERRACE. ~ • •
f , I",. 1 lllW r l bJIOllr Ol<r<16'.l8377 1( .. •S1 l M"S<llBdrm$875
•-.1•• to r 1 • 1 vrs t~a!tt:
S• t!C•O t t'I mo
WATERFROllT MOllES
831 -1400
l ov.nf\o .. se 1.ir1c.1~0 gar-
.ioe ,ard trolt Ind•~ 'm
c,mail 0"1 o•
2017 Q1.inge
TSL ll111t 842-1103
E s<Cle OI• 10 .. nhse 2Br MOVE I" lODU _.._ .oa--g«• ~o~o.mo
PUTMOUSE-LIDO ;i543 oran9e 642 0670
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
'l NEWPQ"IT BE/lCH
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TRADI T tONAL
Rf.ALTY
Ean tone ca•pets & bnc1o; im--------• ' i ' , ~1.1 'J.-,,1 0"'"" \''II lur dPt,~ih 1.J6R ') , ba S 123,C/OO • HO\..IE FOR RENT
~··1 ' ''•u "°1''" 10 lifl'll 4 Br RV acc.ess I r,."c"C Jd•tl \ 9araqe
11 "1 11 •• ti·l'il"'" t.a•1 he s 1 ,.11 000 low oown Sou lb L19aa1 1086 "•Os ~ C'<'tS ... eice>me I '<1~!1 ~ I), I' l arge 2 Br 'l 1 E S•Oe 19e pv1 1 bl e11c
B 1 Sul'Pre oay ·'l'" garage yard New 1Ja•nt ~ 11t l9 .B•tBil"~ ;.,1
Dolebout
Bay&Beoch
Real Estate
CDROll Ill llR
Beaulltully located two
bedroom co ttage
1n1eres11ng ocean view
Localed 1ust one block
lrom Ocean Boulevard
Owner may carry hrs1 or
second trust deed
$345,000
131-1300
BBQ AS~•ng $97 500
VA-FHA ierms 631· 7370
TRADITIONAL
REALTY
Sll,100
11STOP REllTlllli"
2 Bedroom , 2 b81h Condo
New carpets and paint
Pool & Soa Securoty
gates 546-2313
THE REAL
l::STATERS
Sell idle items 6.(2-5678
YOUR AD IN THIS
SECTION IS
REACHING
108,777 HOUSEHOLDS
261,064 READERS . .
COMPARE *
OUR CLAS,.SIFIED RATES
Daily 108 777 25c DLt t nN Circulation
Santa Ana
Recbter
Newport
Ensicn
The
Peonysaver
49,000
C1rcula1ton
52,000
Circulation
80,000
C11culalion
w thoulind
63c
Ptr thousand
soc
per lhoU$and
49c
~r thousand
Rates Based On 3 Lines -7 Times
•Bated On Competing
Clrculltlon In Piiot M1rket
I
'" • ... o it •••lll'• 11 Aqcnt 546 •739 Lf•SE/OPTIOI An I o·<;r, Ag(•111 no '"'' '"tt"f~~· tt4t1 ... t";', • "' huJI Sl<P crot S525 6.-5.54<;3 s 1600 1110 646-(1603
B1u1ts S 7'i0 "'" 'ic '"''i. eJJ 16"~ -.,, •,e,?
I -tMt!§\3~¥1
1Corona del Mar 1022
Have something you want $220,000
10 sell? Clas$1f11<1 ads do ) BR 2ba lrvone Teri ace
II we ll I C all NOW I Owr>r Bkr 640 5052
642-5678 C1ess1l1ed 642-7667
SEE
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COLDWeLL
BAN~eRC
--UTan: 5UMCtS
SPECIAL OPEi IOllE
II
FlllLOll IHDIEOLJFFS
WEllESllY 12-3
202 SEAWARD
149 SHORECLIFF $395.000F
$1 .850.000F
These two homes are excellent ex-
amples of what S horedif{s is all
about. Comfort& taste With reserve
in an environment of private beach~. wmdmg streets a nd plenty
of trees.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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SORAl-Lns Alawtn 11 OlanllloatiH 3004
<;(.. l'l.iza c.cindo 1Br t , Beaut 48r 3ba Pool Hogh "'I.!"'> tie<. •.:ie 2 br duole•
"" Just ~lo 1n S.inta ly upgra $320 000 "ncl varO ~41 Wt'elO NPT CREST CONDO
""'' 5 10•,. on $87 500 Ownr/Bkr 493-9678 I S!i2!i m" 67<; 6516 I Bl'.iut JBr '" as 2 · Ot'f1
01scoun1 111s or p11c.e M '-'l ff llOO D p • t 2226 New ia1111 S1 .?00 mo 5'>6 16261775·2!>80 Oul e oaea IDI oin Agt 6J<, 0295
3 Br 2 Ba condo Pt I SO. Ol&ST PWA COSTA llESA I N<9ue1 oated pool ten N1 Liao shops 6 beach 2 I~ t 0 8 h $750 B• ram ,,,.1 mce pa110 111,IOO 1974 Madison 12"60 2Br ~~2 ~~OO 0 e c • dtll gar w .. or1<room &
Fantastic locetlon t\4Mlr the I large batn Nice hv•ng 1na" S9~0 mo a150
bell shopping In the k1lchtll' A dining are.i El Toto 2232 1, "11 1 u r n 1 s n e d
Southland, 9 theatres & L•gl'll 1n1e11or Ac.ross HOME FOR RENT j 213 JJ9 9383 9-5 wkdys
all medical & proteaalonel tr om large shopomq
MNlcet. Speclova 2 br, 1 area Agl 540-5937 El Toro 4 Bd•m se2s •WPRT HITS AllH
DI unit w/111 bit-Ina In·---------• Fen,ed vaia & garage NP.Jr new twnnse 3 Br 3
FREE llEllT HYFROllT
We n~ve 32 br11nd new JI 1 6, 1 oa ,,.0 S6~S m
Br I , Ba outs Bll-ons, 151 lasi " c:ie;in,ng
D W Pncl patios Ready 5dnll 644.Q 1ic
lo renl for Nov Kids OK \
no pets please To eel· OOVER!WESTCLIFF ebrate tne comote11on ot
1n1s pro1ec1 we are offer·
1ng 1 mo l•ee rent 10
quahheO tenanlS on a
yt!arly lease 645-6646
GOLF COURSE VIEW 2Br
deck, new CPI nr stores
$525 mo 642· 1603
2 Br 1 Ba nu CPI dr.lpes
011 ins PC'01 no peb
S61l5 mo 645-6646 a <.
LIDO DELUXE VIEW
2 Br 2 Ba 2 terr ace~ s 1200 675 6359
eluding dllhwuher & air K oCl~ & pets welcon•e B,1 lrplc FR OR 2 car
conditioning Swim pool, Mooolf' home tlake Par lo. 863 0755 Agent no ie,. gar "d pat•O S 110Qmo Large 1 Br lresh paint & La MtraOal 3 oedroom 2 apa & exerclH rms Hunt. Buell 2240 "~e~ J94 ;429 comoletely cleanea 382
NO FEE API & Conde ren·
1a1s V•lld Rentals
675 4912 B•oi\e•
provide plenty of health llalll family •oom In· V1i;toroa l>t"'n Newport & activities. Juat DUI on r.ludes washe1 end urver 2 Bdrm 1 Ba Condo Palermo 4 Br -am rm $ 25 85 9523
VERSAILLES
? Bedroom
631-4960 market. Better -this reho9 811 cond and Talbert & Newland S550 nu nPutr.W<.rot 1mmac Harbor 4 I·
oneFASTI 759.1501 11larm system $72000 $300 oep No Pets $1500 673·5589 Lge IBr 0 1w Carport Agent
WALKER&LEE
RealEstati
213.921.15 t4 please 863 0755 Agent POOL-'ACUZZI Laundry rm Avail Nov 2 1
D 1 U • 1300 no lee "' $450 645-6625 1 exes aals 2 HLCOlllES
Ou1e1 2 Br. 1 ba, no pets
0001 ga1 160 1 15th St
Apr C Newpotl He1gn1s
$600 645-7355 Accountanr says Ell t 2 Br 1 oa $525 Clep S475 New condo 1Br. 11r oc.n
orime '1oca11on oeach Attacn 9ilf w D nkuo nr 1 Ir pie bltns dshwsnr
\ ~' "'-.. " trople• Must go belore Mc.r tldden & Beach BlvCl Sl'TlOkt> alarm 11 & ;my
ye211 eno Heart ot L•do c,ill Del 9-6pm 893·4894 ,..ncl garage no rets
/ only $215,000 assume 2 b• condo 1', oo pool. 5650 mo 673-5006 §!lj,
D P • 1026 lrg low int Isl T D J C cl bllse oetrig rar ._• .. n .. a __ o .. 1n,.t....., ____ 1S9"> ooo 11••. h•ca1 Bal ~nrt s~7!> 21J '>96 1498 Westaiaater 2291
OCEAN VIEW Twnhse 3br ance to su11 your nePdS
;> oa I 7SO so II c.111 soon won t 1a~1·
$156500 $10000 dn 859 4487 495 177Q
S 1?50/m;> 240(3102 'rJayl
Hunt. Bea# 1040 lacoae Prop 1350
St111l Sttal! Sttall 48 unll w11t1 condo. white
J Br 2Da only s 112 ooo slip 1ncon1e $330 000
S84 000 assumabl~ In Must ~ee• Prooer1y As~ for JR 'l52· 7500 f•oust> 642 3850
Irvine 1044
$10,000
un<Jer near e~t r:om -
parahh• Hugi' bonus rm
'" "'•S ~Ira !.pec1a1 vaiue m sought ;ifter Un1veri.11y
Paik Btll greenbelt area
Short walk 10 pools & ten·
n1s 759-1501
WALKER&LEE
RealEstate , .... _ .... "'""I.,.,...,....
ffi.'!ii.
LOVELY
EXETER
on a tt>mll(. srreet m the P111~ Hr1mes ~ Bdrm. 2
1:>0. 1,11ge lamlly room
Bcnullfully manocure<l •
extrn.laroe lot. covered
1111110 o,oe1 home tor
t•nlt•Mnln1ng $199 500
.rtm ~lsor I
·Realty 1
7 86-11 72
11180 MK'l'll1•'i'On 011Vt'
lrvont'
I UlllTS
Super e1gh1ple~. each with
3 Bdrm 2', ba. oouble
garage with garage door
openc>r S700.000. as
sume t111anc1n9 12 ,.,.
Teuol1c invest ment
$795,000
ll0·1IOO -COTE ~t;t
REALTY
Lota for Sale 1400
AHlllTESTlAl
Prime R·2 lot In Newport
Hgls Sacr111ce a t
$85.000 Agt Pa1r1Ck
Tttnore. 760·8 70 2
631-1266
a ..... Fa1ai d1t4
lalbta Illa.. 2106
1102 S BAYFRONi small
2t>r tiouse lurn $1100
mo until July 1 720· 1622
Ntw\trt lt1cl1 21H
N WAfEAFAONT
4aR, ,. ;BA, $HOO mo
I se option 63 1.c1 752
Selling anything with a
Oalty Pll01 CIU41tHtd Ad
11 a •tmple miller
lu•t c•ll &42-5U8
'
B•G ~1asn 1o111e casri• I* Small older clean I Br
Super spac•OU' 4 i trg 5u•gle only $425 uhl pd
modt>rn k1tch tOrn'lal o1n. No pet~ no gar 752·5822
ong wstom decor llOP•CBI I Condomini1m1
pa110 huoti solar heat11d • 2 O poo1 & $Oa k•ds pe•~ we1., Unfanuabed ti
come S550 $SO w <.u• I Br nr So Cst Plaza pool
,,.., tee 537 son spa gym securtly gate
Oown to""n J B• 2Da I Cluple~ 2 , olks to Dell 2
carport Water paid
$725 mo 842 8203
HOME FOR WNT -
thint1n91on Beath :3 Sdr m
$77!> Fencf'dyard & gar-
age K1as & pet~ wel
come 863-0755 Agent
110 tee
lrviae 2244
I to 4 Bdrms $700-$1300
r~or ·l
··Realty 1
786-1172 1
, mm_.,.
$485 mo Call Sharon
675·331Q agl
A,1rt11111l1 Furnisht~
Balboa
Peniasala 2607
OCEANFRONT 2BR
dt>n 2BA, mo to mo
S 1200 refer 673-5489
Costa Me11 2624
Bach utll~ paid S300. $160
depos11 1st & 1as1 166
M agno11a
S1udto u111s p aid. ofl
street no pets $375
548·825 1 2131596-µgg
L•r .. 1eac1a 2641
I r lraller at f reasure
lslnnd, ocean 111ew s.-25
213·433-999 1
Ocean view tot ullls turn.
2 bll<s to t>ettcn pe1lly 3880 Mochaetson Drive lurn s.-50 494.3285 l1v1ne
I + POOl 1120 New~rt leacla 2Ht
ro1at1y supreme custom Vf[(X BALBOA
home gourmet kitchen 2 6r Total Luxur"y!
Dt,eaklast b11r vrol deco• Lse S 1500 Agt 63 1-4980
Obq patio rttl11••ng spa & A,arlaHh Uaf much MORE• 537-5027 ' •
secu11fy le>e
2 Bdrm 2 ba <..ondo ? c:nr lalMI 2707
giua9e Alter 5 PM CAii ....... 1.
M3·0 168 ,91'\ *450: YEAAL y
HOME fOR RENT 669 H O I Of (675·9354
11.1n11 ~ Bdtm $825 even•fll)S)
f1•n<.1!d yard & gorage lrlll' I borm 11 blll IO bCh
111<1 • 1)411~ w111corr>11 w O g11r11g" No l'el9
A6J·0755 Aqc>nt no let! $6,'>1mo yrly 673·69.(1
LIKE BRANO NEW
Soarkltng I Bdrm lrom
$440 2 BOrm horn S535
Ulils pa. pool, garage no
pets
30 1 Avocado. 642·9850
24 I w Wolson 631-0960
New 2Br 2Ba dshwsh1
lrolc pantry enciso gar &
pat 1d No pets 369
Avocado $560 631-6155
New dramatic condo 2Br &
Iott JBa. camedera1 cen-
1119. lg lrplc 2 cor garage
$985 mo Agt 673-5354
Oltve Tree Aots l Br 1·, Ba Twnhse crpts.
drapes dsnwshr uP·
dated kolcnen S1or11ng at
$605/mo 7141548-7367
PENTRIOGE COVE 2 Br 2
Ba CO NDO nea r
B aker 1Br1s10 1 1nclds
wastier dryer retrige,
Spacious apt 1 m• from
beacn carpets drapes
642·2357
r ak1ng apploca1tons ror
Ea~tbluff townhouse apt
soon ,1va11 J b• 2 oa l cat gar No pets S825
mo 644 1010 1M-F 8-51
westctoll 2 br I' r ba
pa110 lrplc Qi!f No
smollttr s1ngte • Across
1ron1 Cocos 1665 Irvine
Nu cond S700 642-0239
mocro·wave elec gar 911Mi• ..... • .... ~I door opnr l r p lc.
dshwshr patio. gos & FURNISHED or
water po1d No pets UNrURNISH[O
please $850 Agt,no tee. All UTILlll[S
863·0755 PAID HEALTH
Se.cur11y gate Bacheler CLUBS TENNI
~ $600 Ca11 I mda",_,... ~ ,_plu~
1 ·861·3 100 mu, h mon>' So try
THE GABLES 2 Sr wlgar no p('I\ Modt'I'
c•pts drapes bll·ins fncd open daily q 10 b
yd wt pallo SS8St mo
2437"G"Orange Oakwood
636-4120 call 1-SPM
VILLA MEDER ... qu1e1 lam Gardtn Ap•rtmtnls
complex. 2br 2ba OIW, Ntwport Buch So.
carpel, drapes. encl gar. 1 i'OO 161h Slreel no pets gas, water po
$560 mo. S300 dep 232.-(al Dovel\
Elden ap1 1 642·5 155 642·5'13
El Ttrt 2732 Newport Buch No.
Setrano Woods 2 Br 1 • i 880 ll\rine Avenue
Ba Condo, <1st1wsr1r. (al 16th)
patio single garage 1 645•1104 child. no pets $700 plus
$500 sec dep 863-0755
Agen1 '1'10 tet1
The IHIHI d!lw In 1he
Well • Oe lly PllOI
Claltln.d Ad Cell TOclay
6'2·5678
Saa lleaeatl -2ne
2 er sc195tmo Po<>l. year
round nr be•ch bv,es
S Son Clemen1e No ret~ c1Q8 82i"7
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, November 8, 1983 CJ
Mttrtilia1 lattt j·A•1hlt ltokktttlH . iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiii -5•r•1v·e·w·a""y•.ppa·1-._·,n-g""L•o•1-I Bl.I.pg payroll, gen acctg
Ctra•lc Tilt Oar•tai•J
CUSTOM Tttf SERVICE ABE'S GARDENING
Haalla1 LI•• M .. er ••rair Palatl•t Pl••lli•1 Tattria1
HARDISON EOUIPM£NT ========1r~uit1.,~Ei°i1~•ii1u,ii1~-7ii1i;2ii1i 1'"-1SA .. 1"VA"4the ... t"OT,.,.o~R~1N"ai-
MAINTENANCE & REPAIR FlllElllEH tAllTll.. WA1 ER HEATER Spec1a1 Most Sub1ec1s K·COllege Oual workman1n1p, reas Gener al melnt Clean-Ups , per ay ~li5 A~l)hlt bJ 1·41 99LIC wktt<lS al vour business $2 17 d l At'µa11s·St'11Jcoa11ng & sec·1 F1e~1ble hrs incl
I hut ) All vov 11<1~ 1<11 ,1 All 1 ypes Aepau Aesurt Or can pie I.up & deliver
prices Wray 547-832:.> Fr11e .is11ma1e s 548-8519
HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE
Futr11lure. Trash. Trees
953.54 15 NOAM t 145 W Beker 24 I· 167 I Ftte proofing shlngles, 25 Pool healers• rurnac11s IT 14) 631 t 788
JO day tiel St'i.11 rn111 tSLURRY MIX) Free counsel 642 7047
in the ' l' """" All!SiO Reas C1ltiaet Makia1
Cllil• Cart Garoen1ng & ma1ntenence.
LOVING CHILD CARE My tree trimming, mowing,
tiome. 1 year & up, full clean up!I & na.,,11119 We
LT HAULING · MOVING
Rental Clean Ups, Jon
645·8192/731-2916
MtlHfl ' yrs e•P&•. Int/ext, spec •Fauce11•01sposalS111 IUIORING ,pecialutng in
"' natural woo<l t1r11snes. ~lvdy hebt1', sc1enc11 a Brick· lock-Concrete bonded & insured. tree COAST PLUlllll I malh 63 l-l054
DAILY Riltes Hee e!it1mates -645·4269 or 645-0032 •New cabinets, cabinet lime 650. 7 169 do 11 all 731-6366 College student, lge truck,
10 rotes C<JM Thank you
759· 1936 Court
LO)" prtces Lie.-bonded est L•c C-33 No 290804 HEATING Hea1er Special
Bob 673-5367183i·1161 638-6911 Aep1pes Call 642-8089 flfi•I Stnict 1oc1ng, bars & 101m1co PILOT AttorHJI countertops 642·088 t Movia1 Drains ctear trom i 514'5 , ....... c .. o•,,-e-sp·o·n""d""e-n-ce--
-INT /EXT PAINTING Repair faucets. <lisp, SIC Appraisal forms, etc
CHtraclors l•r•11l1fi WHtt-1
G ••• ,11 Mowing, Eoo ng Twice a
SERVICE Costa 1111 law c .. ,., _ca_,rr-••_.r1..__ __ _ •A· 1 IOYlll• Reas & Oep~able Anytime M&M 642-9033 Jack111 536-4471
Best Quallly 25 yr e~p CALL JAY 64~4 76
mo $20-$25 645-5737
Remodel/Repairs comm Tll'S llllLIH • C1v1lt Bus111ess L1t1ga11on •Crn11inal 'Drunl. Orl\llng REMODELING all phases. Lie T .116 428 730· 1353 leatal Servic11 Typing · Tecnnlcal Writing
PAINTING-Carpentry •RENTAL ASSISTANTS II. Proof Reading
& res1d Llc'd, bOn<led. Clean Ups•Tret1 TrlmmlnQ Haul anytntng. 6415-7331 Vurd Ma1nt •Haullng ins For e51, 552·9 t42 Mlt<E 650·3263 HtHf CltHiDt DIRECTORY •Per'Sonallntvry 18 yrs tn artia Lie; bond·
•Real Estate ed 968-3664 anytime Room Add111ons-Remodel JESSIE'S GARDENING AOBIN1S CLEANING ·ABC MOVING· drywall. plumbing Free Ae&sonable 759·0658 Ov1cktcaretvt Low rales .ist 1~ yrs e~p 859-0687 960·763 l (Fee1 plus 1ne IAVINE MIRROR
ano 1118 HUNT ING TON
BEACHCOMBER ever~
Wednesoav a1
•Ernployment Problems At1palf Altera11ons
Call to• 11e11 1n111at 1..onsu1-ooors-Wmoows-Cabmet}I
1a11on w11n an a11orny Panel Pa11os Fences 35
Commerc1al-Res1dent1al Clean-ups yard main! SERVICE a thoroughly
L1cense<J 675-2826 rreo estimate 540-8035 clean nouse 540-0857
Lie T 138046 552-0410 Rentals & Home Shanno Typing/Word Processing OUAUTY PAINTING fair All bustness sctiool & per-
Desir• MOW•HH•Tllll Clean hse or ap1s Reas·
ST AAVING COLLEGE pr1tes Free est Call loofi11 sonal pro1ec1s 851-10411
Sl'UOENT S MOVING CO Jonn any11me 63<1-2050 -H""u-be_r,.Al!!oo-o""t""1n""g....,al-l ""1y·p·e-s •
no e\lril c1>a1ge•
CALL TODA'"
71 4 75 t 5270 yrs t:•P Jerry 546-44 13
Aalo•otlve Repa1r1~ma111oos Fences KITCHEN DESlGN Need REAS RATES FREE onab1e rates wi..ly or mo
p1ans tor new or iemod EST (7141:.>41 1235 refs Barbare 546-6740
Lte> l 124 436 lnsureo p . -New-Recovftf·Decl<s Wi .. tw CltHiDI
64, 8427 "'"!!!• .. r~11-• .. 1.,... _____ 1t ,c r;.4, 1802 548-9734 t--'l'!w"'A"'i"'t•e"!'w!'!!'ll1z~A~R~o~-Ill FOR SHH& ACCENT PIN STRIPING sttelllt!S partition~ low
ANY CAR $44 95 rates Steve 73 I 8311 i..11chen? CALL CARYL HOUSE-APARTMENT
642·0355 References H1aclza1a Cleanmg 01 Renovating
wA TCH us GROW' f'arth1ng Interior Design HANGING/STRIPPING Secretarial WINDOW WASHING Your Dail~ P1101
Service 011ec1or~
Represent au"e
• rrom 11 Systems 549·0827 C1rpet Service
l11tysittia1 cA~Pn & u N6LEuM in-
BABYs iffiNd UY HOME s1a11011on & repairs 30
Dr~IU Lite plumbing elec carp Free es1tma1e 650-4468 P1iati•1 VISA MC Scoll 673 1512 Ser•1'ce1 Tne ont)' magic is -• OUALIT'f 63 t-2026
142-Hll ert. 322 RYWALL ,. •PiNG' Floor covr g Snlvs etc HHaehlcl Services "' Fred 01 Jack 962-2443
Fllt PlllTlll llLACKWELDEA Paper-"'!!T""Y!"!!P..,1N"'!G .. ,•B•o"'o""'x"K!!llEl'!!f!'!!IP"'"1N"'!G ..
All Te~tures & Acoustic Pohsn silver & gold 1n your oy R1cnard Sinor L•C nan9ing & 1emovat Oual Fot 1nd1v 5m1 business Stilt Law
r!~~~~Sl~~~rss ol happy wor~ only 494-3616 Hrtday/wle 640·0888 Stale law reQuires 1"31 811 Nr V1c1011a Costa Mesa t1'3 e•P Anoy 645-903 1
Accoutiar N1gri1s 6 P T 642 8.iez Ce•eat Concrete
Baoys1111r1g m, nome SI Concrete masonr~. llal-
yrs e•per mo1ner of 011e worl. tounoaltons Block
Free e~t Kevtn 673 1503 NEED tlELP., CALL JEFF' nome Free esumate JdC,I. ot all lrddes carpen 650 3 Electrical .,., µ.i11111ng gardening Cttalles · 111 Tl•anll you 963 4 114 fXPERT Wallcovertng in· TYPING/WORDPAOCESS contractor$ who perform
stallallon Reas Consult· tellers reµo1 ts 1esume5 work over $200 mctoo1ng
CPA h1gn quaftty income ELECTAtCrAN Pnced tie.in ups l'IC No1ob 100 HOHf Sittiat
n9n1 tree est1ma1e on ldrge or small• 556·2264 Prol mature. reliable
large or small fObS LtC. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL' petlplant care Local rel
OU A Lil Y PAINTERS an1 ASS•gnmt 58 t ·8590 manu~crtpf edn 631 ·628 I labor and matertals must PROMPT NEAT PAO I o U I ..,.
I tax worJ< at 1eas rates
Jonn Brown 631 -6483 Yara REF s 650-3052 Uriel. Lie o 675-2826 WE GALS SHOULD HANG Trea Strua·ct be 1cense n 1consvv FESSIONALS 636-7 149 '5 • con1tac1ors should so
12 YRS EXP 1 m small T~~~~~;,~lls i{3a~l!t,~8i{ DOUGHERTY BAOTHEl'IS s1a1e 1n thetr aovertl51flg
Asaarium Service
Loving c111ld cart! m)
Costd Mesa horn;,
E•ll rtl s 6J I 1938
Concrete U torm 1 pour
01 comp1e1e 1obs No 1ob My prices are small' Trees 1anoscap1n9 & clean Contractors ano con·
650·64771650-6646 Pl11ter It ups 21 yrs e.p 642-3657 svmers con1ac1 Mery
39662 t 673-0359 We t1x 11 ore.ik 11 t>vy 11 0t Bob 546-<1656 wk<Jys
AESIOICOMM LllND haul '' 548·5009 L • • 20 vrs Do my own wor~ H I' _i_a_u_•_.f..,1•1,.1._ ___ .. 1 Beau11t-y your home or otc
1 flat tee includes ftsn
tank decor & weel<I) ser
vice We also stock & se1 ·
vice e~1s1ing tanks
MARMIE AQUARIUM
SERVICE 642-5405
100 small 964-0366
8 )de ' ROD'S CONCRETE & _oo __ e_•,.P_•• .. 1 ____ MASONRY 9 yrs same
~ HATl:\PAYING BILLS'? loc Free est 840-1705
Pprsonal\. bookkeeping Sell with EASEi
pvt low C:OSI bill paying It's a BREEZE
buogeung 960-356 t Ctass1t1eo Ads 642·5678
Ill IDI • c PE. IT Ltc 278041 Al 646-8 126 --... ---.... ~---u IS a II • Custom Graphics/Murals DUMP JOBS & C I 892 5830
People who need peopla
should always check the
SMALL MOVING JOBS In VIJS hav Ing • Ovalll'y 1ntl elll pa1nllflQ
MIKE 6"6-l 391 tor you1 homo or bus1nt1ss
Service Directory in the Have sometn1ng lo sell?
___ o_A_l_L v_PILOT c1ass111eo eos oo 11 well
Trade your oto stuff tor F1ee est Rafl<Jy 962 75 19
new goodies w11n a
Classified ad. 6412·5678 C1assdled Ads 642-5678
LA T R PAT HIN
Restvccos lnl/e~I 30 yrs
Neat Paul 545-2977
EDS Pl'.ASTEAING
lnlle•t Patcn1ng1tex1ures
Restvccos 645-8258
More tamllles are gettmg
tne camping "bug" tn111
year If you have a
camper tnat's not getting
used, sell 11 now w1tn a
Cla"lfl&d Ad
Grond•e al 558-4086 with
any Ques11ons Contrac-
tor s Slate License
Boar<J. 28 C1v1c Center
Plaza. Room 690 Santa
Ana CA 92701
G1r11es for iiiLtiiaiit liiiiiFiio•ii•ii•iiiiiii3ii004iii Htlr Waate4 5100 HtlJ W1at .. 5100 Btlt Waat.. 5100 Btlt Waat.. 5100 BtlJ Waat .. SlOO
1'!!"'.-1t_ea_t _ _. __ z'!"9_l_2 llSWElllll SEllYICE C1erk Liquor store. part
Easts1oe Costa Mesa FOUND ADS Telepnone Operator. var1· 11me tvll 11me avail. e~per HOROSCOPE 10x20 garage. s101age ovs shills 494.7777 pref 675-6864
BY SIDNEY OMARA
only avail now 645· 7234 ARE FREE
NEWPORT BEACH 10•20
-garages $95 mo Vicky Call·. 6415-4800 645-3323
Wednesday, November I
ARIES (Mareh 21-April 19); Token of appreciation is
received from one in position of authority. Your views will be
vindicated,. you could have reason to celebrate. family member
makes -concession and harmony is restored on homefront.
Offict leat1h 2914 1'2·1171
161' Wes1c1tit NB 218 to!•--------• 1365 SQ tt Suitable tor
medical or dental, Agent
Taurus. Libra natives play key roles. .
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Check machinery, be positive
54 t-5032
250 SQ ft $200/mO
779 W 19tn St C M
Tom 85 t-8928 that communication has not been "garbled." Be sure you
r
2 Oetuxe Ot11c es understand terms, get rid of -superfluous material, insist on Furnished Secretarial
adhering to your own style and principles. Travel offer is likely area. pa110 deck ocean
to be received, should be seriously considered. view Fashion Island area Contact Bruce Ct1ar1es GEMINI (May 21-J une 20): Relationship intensifies -759.0700
you'll be provided with privileged infonnation ... member of •CdM olx suites. ampl
opposite sex will confide problems. Scenario wu-avels fascinat· pkg $350up 2855 E Cst
ing patterns which include money, power and love. You'll Hwy 675-6900
I endure, survive and you'll achieve victory llETllL/OFFICE
CANCER (J une 21 -July 22): Strive to reach larger segmen t Cnoice Newport Beact• lo-1 of public. Realize that one w bo sings song of gloom could be cation on Pacific Coast
U . hln f d f S Hwy Harbor side approx envious and actually be secre Y W1S g or your e eat. tress t200 sQ 11 114-645·7 tOO
FOUND black Fl puppy vie
or 35111 & Lake, BalbOa
Pen Call eve 675· 1140
FOUND FlpOOole like, wnn
1tgn1 brown hair Nov t v•c
old Nwpt BllCst Hwy
646·4672
Found Greyish poodle.
Sor 1 n gd a I e I W arn er
Identity 842-8655
f-ound Lrg Orange Male
Cat, green eyes Harbor
View OrtGoldenrod, Com
644-1979
Found M blk & wnt Lab
m1~. lawn M Great Dane.
lrt·COIOr M Aust Snep
Also turtle N B Ammat
Sheller 125 Mesa Or
C M 644·3656
Baytront Oltlces patios Ladies oniv wlM seeking
parking 1anr1011al 1one1y & bored women
independence, confidence, ability to get to heart of matters in
direct fashion.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Scenario highlights new starts, 673-1003 Lei s talk 650-8011
Arcn1tectural
PHJECT ClPTlll
Min 8 yrs exp arcnitec·
tvral drawing Leadership
& knowledge ot arcnnec·
lural practice essential
Apply to Pereua 24 18
MacArthur Blvd N B
644-0620 EOEtMF
Assembly
81111 YOUR JUIS
Openings for 20 people In
1r111ne area 10 do general
assembly work Work
wllh small medical parts
Must nave good manual
dexte111y Call ot Come
in KELLY SERVICES.
217 1 Campus Drive,
a340. Irvine, CA
833-1441
• E.ttip. breakfast & tuncn
cook, tvll & PtT positions
avail Xtnt working en·
voronment in Balboa Call
tor appl btwn 7·9AM or
3-5PM 675-7829
lllYSITIHS IEHHI
Temp tperm . days/eves
Call Charlotte s Siue_rs
tor appt, 645-3741> added independence, opportunity to imprint your own style. East Coast Hwy COM 500 LOST 10·27 Costa Mesa Focus also on employmen t. conferences with thoee who share s ' batti Sign 11gnts 28 yr old Omega mans IUITICllll
hzimi~!iii:si<~~ieii!i'r~'-'lt~~'lf-ui~'tll~\il1tl:~11l'R:1tlrdi:~1'R!atttl".'t~':::~~~~~~~"t-"'"'1!t1'C'~-wi~~~·o1t1'~tti1~,_."°"ff"-~ef'lele-le IC conce • i.eep~ake $200 •ewa•<l beaut Not Ben salon
CLElll/nPIST
Typing 60 wpm, no exper
nee Mature person re·
Qvireo Apply 1n person
Alf Valley Acceptance Co
18552 MatArthu1 Blvd
su11e 102 Irvine
Club Manager Cap•Slrano
Bay Yachl Club 1n Dana
Pl Harbor ~1erv1ew1ng
tor a club manager 10
handle oay to oay oper-
ations. bookkeeping or-
oenng & 01ner ou11es 11
you have ofllce ma,,ager
el(pertence seno resume
10 Cp eve 3415 55
Castles Pl Dana Pt
92629
Comb1na11on Sand Body
man & Painter wan1eo
631 ·7271
Concierge assistant
4 days a week Apply 1n
person MOn·Frt. 9·5 AO·
m1n1stra1tve office. Suri &
Sano Hotel 497.4477
COUNTER HELP
Fot Sanow1cn Snop
955· 1247 or 971-1739
°COUNTER & SA'\..ES nelp
afternoons Apply 1n per-
son Noack s 170 E 17tn
~
FILL TIME PAY LlllSClPE 111111111 PlllT-TllE WOlll needed PIT In CdM 20
Opportvnll1es available nrl wk. 1'vesday and
witn the Los Angeles Tnvrsday a must Call
Times C1rcu1a1ion De· Mon Frt 8 30·4 pm
par tment 1n our 673•2268
door-to·dOOr newspaper LEG A L SEC A ET ARV
sales program Gvaran- neeoeo tor busy general
teed novrly wage-plus practice 1n Hunt Besen
comm1ss1on Hours 9AM Sell stater 2 yrs CA legal
2PM 01 4PM · 9PM e,;p Only Qualtheo neeo
1'ra1n1ng •S prov10ed call 847-6041
Poten11al 10 earn $300
plus per week For an tn·
terv1ew, Call 1714 )
957 ·236 I Elcl 1204
IEIEllAL OFFICE
Typist Permanent pl ume,
uper neces-sary inclvd·
1ng phon~ Presently 1n
Anaheim Aetoca11ng 10
Hunt Ben early '84
t-956-2560 Davma
general office
tua11n oaseo hrm seeks
mature ino1v1dua1, perm
ptt nandle phones type
50wpm exper reQ Con·
tact Meltssa at 832-7161
IHIPlllEYDICU
Easy onone work No sell·
1ng Mon·Frt 5-9pm
$41tu • bonuses E•oer not necessary
Clean Cul de11very person
also nee<led Must nave
Ltve-1n cntl<l monitor tor 2
yr ofo. W Or Cl y
Character references &
veriflcallon or 6 mos e•p
Spit! snllt 7-9AM
I 30· 7 30PM Must be
avallaole on snort nollce
tor weellnignts & week·
enos Cooking & novse-
cieaning required $3 JS
pr hr non-smkr fluent
Enghsn Call Answer AO
: 595 642-4300
LDllOFFICH
Mortgage c:ompan't1 nas
1mmeo1a1e opening tor
aggressive loan ofl1cers
EAtellenl compensation
w 111 train Tne bes1 loan
programs available Call
Irvine Pacific Mortgage
476-123•
Mac1>1n1s1 •.. ,., . .,
PlllT TllE
Earn up 10 $400 per
mon111 Retirees House·
wiles College Students
Need oependable auto to
oe1tve1 Daily Piiot 1n
Laguna Beacn t2 hrs per
oa)') Weekday, P M •
Weekends A M Call Mr
Barrow 642-4321 ext
343 EOE
Plllll Wllll
No e•Ptlfleo<:e necessary
Company wtll train
Shlary • bonus No Seti·
mo PtT eves For &Dpt.
call 662-58413 Ask for
Beth
PIEHOHE Mature edit tor counter
service 1n Balboa Island
pie shop Must 11n;oy
peoµle & balling envlron-
menl Svrl shltts avall.
Also h1r1ng tor new
Laguna s1ore F/P-1tme
673-7437 aft 11am
PIT delivery L A T1mUr
days 3 am • 6 am. Car &
phone a must• Salary and
bonus 494-8496
Pvi Secretary -12·~ da11y
gener 11 insur a nee olttca
typing Non smoll.ar Al·
!state ins Costa Mesa
540-7011
~<aAs--<;eu..M<-a~+:--Jft.D:~~~~l.:-::-~-... llllvtl1&11Ytal~----I at 261-6262 Aero space fntener
DECO-IHlllEll Great apply & $I Fie• nrs Hatroresser s assistant
Will tram 7 t<l-998.5525 recep11on1s1 he <l cos-
other Leo figures pronunently. NEWPORT BEACH 549·2042 Rent or comm 644-0661
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Follow through on h WlCh -EXECUTIVE SUITE Los• BMXIM oiorcycle or 540-8582
manufactufer is •n neeo
ot an eape,,ance<I Nut
Former Sel·UP Operalor
Must set uirand operate
tor retail c101n1ng SIO<e
Fv11111me POStllOn EX·
oerience requtre<I Call Mon -Fro 644-5070 ask rea1iz.e initial impressions are apt to be correct. Be ready for OFFICES Helmet wn1te wl reo visor hbr t•t•lltrslllt
change, travel and a variety of experiences. Dispute involving Fasnion 15 760-607o & blue tace guard, on Sec'y lor non prolll ~IT Delivery
property or s.......;.,.1 rights will be settled in your favor. Aquarian oc Airport 752"6408 Sa1uroay Oci 15 at AIP. AIR. PtA, type 55 ~.... •EWP01'T IE&C• IAVINE BMX TRACK WPM. computer 11xper
L A Time 10 nomes on
Balboa !Siano P1c;kuo or
Van reqv ir e<l
w/1nsvrance $700tmo
3 30 AM • fl "M No Col·
tec:llng S4R '44 I or
figures prominently. Please call Todo. helptut. sat n89 Laguna LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Reach beyond what appears to be 1 OOO 2no tlr Quiet street. 969 122 1 Beach Museum ct Arts nicety 1noscpd bldg Ott a limit. Popularity increases. y2u'U attract allies ~<!.l<m&:ran_ge .$tree1....piu1uno garage l osi lg green wing Macaw. 494-653 l
""tenns will be made to suit your needs. Special invitation could be ava11 645-4800 Vicky 19th & Whlltter. Rewar
received to prestigious !IOCial affair. Sagittarian plays important 645-3323 oys ror cap1ure 645-9095
role Othce spaces 1or lease SCRAM-LETS · • 747 fl S5951mo tst l SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be ready to ·tear down for month renJ lree vllls po,
•ultimate purpose of rebuilding on a more solid base. Your AIC. ground fir t055 Et ANSWERS
N"Wition is strong, superior appreciates your contributions and Camino Or Cosla Mesa "''Jumper . Irony r-· 3 Blks E ot Fairview & will do !IOmethlng about it. Focus also on news concerru.ng Adams Facet . Heroic
rvw11ible family reunion. • 754-1040 Mr Tracy HOT AIR ,...-.. IUS N 22 "---2 ) M ber f · I can'! get exci1ed when 1 SAGITTAR ( ov. ·un:. l : em o oppostt.esex S1gn,,gn1s"corner'Jam· hear oureconomytsp1ck ·
llld Mahr /l••t•ll•r 646· 14 13
Store neeos exper. person dental
to malle all kinds of ro11er Great Lakes ot CA, seek-
bllnds Barbara 673-7830 Ing orthodontic re·
·Bookkeeper. tuft charge movable 1no tvno11ona1
for tast growing small wtre bender Please call
Irvine CPPi 1 person otc Sharon 645·S182
H11y pnones. must type
50WPM, 10 key by tovcn
will train on computer
Non smoker 552-8394
Dental office manager
e•per 1n all lazes ot front
office 4' 1 day week. CM
63t-1420
me101091sl 675-8406
llAlll lllESSElll
New salon needs lull or
partt11me operelors w11n
cltentele 1n FO<Jnta1n Val·
fey area Musi call
(2 ).31866-56901~6-2689
Host/Hostess Now ac-
cepting apphcanons for
Host/Hostess pos111on at
1he Ancient Mariner.
Please apply 1n person
2607 West Cst Hwy, NB
Housekeeper, live 1n
needed tor ertlerty lady In
Newport Beach. Must be
able to dr111e and cook
REF's req Call 673-'4827 ----
Waterbury 5 station nut tor Kat•e_o_r _K_'•----
tormers 5 yr eapenence llEOlmllllT
required We otter a com· Small law ottic. Typing ' pet111ve salary ano an &it· 45•50 Light book-
cellent benefits oaco ge keeping Non-smoker 1nc1oo1no a cnotce or 4 752•2516
ml!lllcal plact$.. ---------l11tsoll F 11ttatr CtrJ
1315 East Grano Ave
El S1!9vndo Ca 90245
EOE MIF
marketing
Needed · 2 mar~e11ng rep-
resentatives Exciting
new 1oea Evening work
Call M r Johnson.
662-5842
lllltHr .. t l"'Mtlt Reliable. tor the T-s
Restaurant In the Surt &
Sano Hotel, Lagun1 Bell
5 day week, 7am to 3pm
Apply 1n person. Wed
thrv Sat , ask tor Finn
....... , .. t /ltll
pays meaningful compliment. You gall\ information which could boree al MacArthur. tn· Ing up steam I know what
lead to profitable enterprise. Analyze tenns, define motives and eludes approx 3500 sq '' steam is Wet HOT AIR Boollkeepers Now ac·
cepllng apphca11ons tor a
Bookkee1ng position at
tne Ancient Mariner
Please apply In person.
2607 w Coast Hwy NB
OoNvl Shop Counter IHHllll IHIH llTlllE
Positions available Apply
1n person. Rothschllds
Restau1ant 2407 E.
Coast Highway. CdM
nPllT llHTllUIT 1 . ground level e•ecuttve of· -realize that your extrasensory perception is extreme Y acuve. lice suite Excellent Park· 1,P .. e .. r.-ao ... • .. • .. l.• ____ 3~0_1_2
Virgo figures in 9Cenario. ino landlord desperate CIRCUS Of
nelp PIT Coste Mesa Experience sales person
area 549 -8793 Of tor Shade & Drapery
58t·29:.>4 Shop Barbara 673-7830 11100 E•perlence<I, to wall on
Newport Beacn firm neeos tables tor The To-s
good typist with al least 5 Restaurant In the Surf & CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Signifi'cant changes occur SI 09 SQ 11 as ts Catt
Karen 752-5444 SSAGE in re1'tion to lifestyle. There could be desire to decorate, remodel IA
Or P··-'----item which beautifies home surroun~; .. .-. Cycle •S340t up. crptaldrps, w=~ 'l.AU'e"' ate rstrms. 1730 I Beach
remains high. you'll be at right pl.ace at special moment, Blvo H B 8412-2834
judgment will ultimately prove correct.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You could be involved in
"courtroom drama." Much of llt"enario focuses on backstage,
behind scenes. elements of illuaion, mystery and intrigue. See
places., people as they are, not merely as you wish they might
exist. Be idealistic, not gullible.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You "discover" loved one.
Means what you have been seeking is actually close at hand.
Lunar, numerical cycles highlight emotional fulfillmen t, wishes
that come true. added popularity and opportunity 'to transfonn
apparent loss into solid gain.
11TllE "
EXECUTIVE SUITE
Nwpn Ctr 640-54 70
Westcltll Or N B Snr 3 rm
furn ollc refrig wet bar.
gr II $350 mo Call betwn
8 30 to 5 30 Mon thru Fri
646·2474
Co••trcial
Reatala 2911
Corona del Mar, 1800 sq
fl. Top fool tralf1c area.
-~~---------+ parklng IOI gOO<J v1s1bllf· looa1 2900 y anti on Real ala to ty, on ocean side or Coast · $~ 2901 Highway Sl 15/SQ fl $200/mo furn, pvt enllb9 Rtatlla 2907 alH NNN
Resp clean No kit prtv --.. -~---.. -~1 , / C D IM p CM. bus/snaps 549.4669 Large Big Bear cab•n Pool Fem rmle. mature resp ort11• I ., rtJI
Beaul. spacious turn hm
non-smkr mat te pref
5350 Jonn 548-2497
lable color TV 2 lrplc lr111ne hme. Pool/spa, 173-ICIC sieep~ t417t4)545-6916 tennis Maria eves
Rentals to 786-3114 lmmed occvp
Sllare 2901 OCHIFllHT
Fenceo yard. 10.000' to
50,000 near Harbor and
Baker 549-8 161
719 NO HARBOR BLVD
FULLERTON
110-1112
lHYlWEH ATTRACTIVE
MASSEUSSES
TO SERVE YOU
EXOTIC DANCERS M/F
For Bachelor(.lllle) Parties
•stopper grams 826-4941
EXOTIC IHCEllS Bachelor I Bacneloret te
Olltce & Birthday Parties
THE UST HURRAH
738-8538, 558-8538
FllH WEllMT LOSS
EXPERIMENT
Pnys1olog1st needs over-
we1gl'll persons 10 perllCI·
pole 1n e•perlment to
generate weight loss
SIOllSllOS Absolutely free
to tnose thal qualify
(7 1411 559-9584
EARN ss to keep 111r Gen
novse clng serv. wtll train HS PEllHI enthusiastic adults
Exp d, tor 1tie Tow11rs Res· $41-8/per hr 8AM·2PM,
tavrant in the Suri & M·F Trans req Costa
Sand Hotel. Laguna Bch Mesa & H B res pret
5 day week. 7am to 3pm 957 ·8431
Apply In person, Wed
thru Sat . ask tor Ftnn Eltrt,rtaHrlsll
Career 0pportvrri'iy 1n Ptflll
growing cosmetic and to manage new mail box A
color af1alys1s business buslhess svs co NB
848-9725 I Mature wt gent bus e•pr
Base salary w/bonus
based on productivity
Xlnt op port Reply P 0
Box 1903. Newporl Ben.
Ca 92663
ClSlllEll E~penenced lull or P/1'
cashier wanted for
Fasn1on Island Retail
store EOE 644-5070
Couple seeks mature
woman to care tor 9 wk
old mtant Ille house·
work, Mon-Fri Live Out
714.493.5434
CHILDCARE for teachers
2 children In my hon•e
Mon-Fn 8.30-2pm. Refer
reQ So Irvine area
851-0378
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY.
start 1mmed. 11:lnt skills
essenttal, min 7 yrs
lull-time exper Vector
WI P a.per pret 1'op
salary 10 mature quaht1ed
MIF 752·7170
' Bedroom 1n my nome full
use ot nouse v111 incl
S275 546-5522
4 Br 2 Bd~/0. Ammlewanted 631·6140
k11cn etc $250/mo • People·or•ented. creative
$2Cl.dep 646-8386 prof 10 snr J.borm apt,
s:g~,s~~,:~~~~~!'~:es 650 ~?}:,0:; ,~~~LE~ ~xte~ CLElllClL/TELLEll
Costa Mesa C-2 548 7249 1 1 / 2 5 • 2 7 A 1 • Requires 40 wpm, own
Expertenced-part-lime
paste-up and type·
setltng Able to build
both peges and ads. and
1npv1 ad copy on VOT
Patrick Tool. 642-4321
EKI 308
. -C M m 3 or 2 ba home
Near OCC .All pr1viteges Conoo to stir, re non-smkr
5250/mo 549-3674 close 10 beach Gar wld
Furn room m Costa Mesa $300 • ulif 631 -8029
N B S275 Call Aon
wkdys , 971-6578 •••••trial t e n d / E " t> l b 1 1 automobile. high school FILE OLEll 2 131986-9255 grad & neat appearance. Entry level XLNT Op· IHtlll 2920 Thrtlt & loan savings & porlvnlty Call Nora at
llTElllOll IHIH ASST
Prefer advanced students
tor aflernoons & Satvr·
day'" Newporl Beach re·
tail studio Various tasks,
1nclud1no display 8 sales
Well-groomed, entnusl·
as11c non/smoller Rel·
erencas reqvtre<l Flex·
1ble nours. $4/hour
6410-9150
llOllTICILTlllE
Int/ext plant ma1nt tecll ,
container design & In·
s1all eaper req depend
ca1 needed 760-1486
Jack Jn The Bo• is now
years expertence Call Sand Hotel. Laguna Bch.
752·6408 5 day week, ?'am-Jpm
Mecnan1c. experienced, Apply '" person, Wed
own tools MacGregor lhrv Sat • ask for Finn.
Yacht Corp 1631 Placen· Restaurant·
Ila C M La Bagvelle new French
Bakery Is looklng for 1
MFG PIECE WORKERS dependable person 10 1111
wanted tor assemblers a PfT counter day llmfl
solders & slamers Call sales position E11per.
3pm-5pm 549-79341 helpful, young growing
Co. good t>enellts Call to
apply 751· 1266 Claullfed Ads are tne
an1w'er to a •vccesslul
garage or yard salel lt'a a
better way to tell more
people I
SELL l<Jle llams with a
Delly Pllor Classified .Ad
642·S678
hirlhg, apply 1n person, •
Mon-F• 3-5PM 6042 Ea· DallJ Pilat ...................... . 1nger Hunt Beach H B
~R.SECllETlllY . PART TIME . 50• wpm, gen otc skills. :
prof atmosphere. full and :
g1~,ro~~~~.av:~..,:~c:;i : Deliver Daily Pilot b., auto in
APPLE oN'E : ~ Laguna Beach area (2 hours
HY PHCll IPEUTH per day). Weekdays P .M. -
Key Punch and gen11rat-0t-weekends A.M. Earn about flee experience necess-
ary 10-key by touch $400 per mo Call Mr Barrow XLNT company benefits ' •
Call Miiiie, after 9 AM at :.~or Mr. Bush 642-4321. EOE
645-5800 .................... ·········· ........ .
home $230/mo Call
Ch11s alt 4pm 645-2435
Prot businessman :)6,
-n/smkr. resp, wishes to
Ft 25 • room & board e~ch shr hse or condo wlprol
tor typ1,,g llling & cle11n· F 1n Nwpt area Ask for
ing nt) ktds 2br 2ba. Mike, 6'6-74124 days
snto~ 4 blks 10 bch H B ----- -536·612 1 Jim afler 5pm ProtlM 2br 2ba. Newport
1200 SQ It W lrvlne area, 25 ~:d?e~E,~A~:a~!Yyour ~~~·nco: 11~1~:~ce8c~:,: 957-6026 for appoint·
inclos olf1ces. $5041/mo Fantaslest 828-7162 . tent tratntng. benefits. ment APPLE ONE ~liiliiiilllll•••••lllll••••••••••••••••181•'1 85 t-8928 & 1 Newspaper Penn Pt pv1 entr no
cooking or smoking
$225 675-3391
SUUAl .. TIL
Wkly rentals no.., 1va11
t 1 S 50/wlt & up Color
TV Phones1nroom 2274
Newport Blvd CM
6416-74•5
'-IUtHILIMI
$90 wk up Cable color TV
• 3026 W Coast Hwy
NEWPORT BEACH
Steps 10 beach Furn. 1ac.
sundeck garage Nwpt
• Bch $300t mo 675·418 t6
XLNT nr Hoag PVC entr &
ea N·smok/no kite S300 ~6-103S or 6'5-90115
l1t1l1,Jht111 2t04
LAmlNA BEACH
MOTOR INN
Wkly rattt $ 105 A up
Daity/Wkty/Monthy
KltCl't'9 1vall ColOf TV
.... 8190 pool a atept 10
ocean 985 N Coeat Hwy
Ocean vu. sec .. quallty llv·
Females wan1eo 3 rms 1no S425 12-1 6415-3756
111111 tn nice 41 Br h~ Et s1de CM Quiet Resp female to shr hse In
Non-,mkrs $230tmo CM. 241 •. non-smkr
ulll Eves 650-2617 $400 • '.It ulll 241I·1303
F em rm t e 2 s. J 5 Resp female 10 share 2 B-r
non-smkr N B S350 Dys 2 Ba CdM nome. non
966-670 t, ev 63l·1260 sml\r, no pets 673-5480
Fem shr 2 er Newport Resp y0ung proi ,-ahr
Beach house 1 blk from spacious 3 Br apt Santa
buc;h, no smo~ 1,,0 Ana Hghts. 12· 15·83
$350/mo yurty Lve $275mo Beaut cte1n &
meso 650-8739 Quiet 250-0440, alt 6
-557-2428
Fe. P1oteulon11, ntce 2 WE-LOOK FOR YOU! bd nr oceen Npt Ben S350 650·699• House/Roommates Unllmlted 832-4134
Hug• BelDoe oce11ntron1 -~
t101ne. p11noram1c view ltatalt Waat.. AW'S
$3$0/mo 675-9644 C0uple need ocean front
Newport pr. rm, bl, entry btcnelof or I bdrm Yrly
m trg Eastblull condo toe Ref avail 6•.,8417
h I I P r I V S 3 5 0 MHMge lheftpltt WQ\lld
0 838· 1873. A-6414-6806 like to nChtnge tor rm, &•• 8•68 CMINB Allthll 841 8326
H.I' WI.I.. 5100 advaricem~nt sa 1ry Mor• tamlllte .,.. getllno
2500 Sq f1warehouse1nc1S . Cati f6r Interview tne ceinp1no "bug" 1h11 KIDS EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZ£S1 2 oft. & lg meuanlpe *SALES* Flrst Thrlfl ofAmer1G1 If ne e a • • 3042 Enterprise. C M 91 • 7 14-568·6e~1 ~~.~~t~Jno
Pavtarlno llltwn Bristol & WANT ACTION? ~. Mii If now with a 55 Fwy 541c SQ II NNN •--~ 957-273 t 546-6985 (la1l41) Clutlt.O Ads 8412-5678 c-.-.. Ad.
' 2,660 sq 11. 3975 Birch.
NB $1330 M 1A zoning
Agent 541 t ·5032
Prior PlvmblnQ aales ex-
perience a must Apply In·
person. Mon-Fri
St1r11t 2t22 TIE WLI Pl•lllll
Sx151 tocked room. pvt etl· 1528 ~ Bl11d
trance. tn Costa Meta Coate Mesa, CA
S201mo 1213)5 15-3615 641 -1289
AHtHCtat•tl 3002 ALL 111111 •SPiRtfdXL XbVtSOR• E11perlenced person to
i'dvtse In love marriage, work ctoHty w1tn 1n<1
bus 675·24951631·11397 help expand ntabll1htd ___ _ marine mfg rep & di•·
•RYMl1 Tllllt
IPTIUT• 111'T1•wnn
Votunteer1 needed tor
en.iew 11vdy 11 UCI You
must be right nandeo.
belwwn the aoes & 18·
65. In good neefth & 011 all
!M<lleatlOn 856-4124141
•aily Pilaf · · --· · __ : · ..
IAILY PILIT
IUUlll TUllll
Now accepting applications for :
AGES 11-14
I EARN lJ» TO $75.00 PER WEEK
•Wt now hot 15 Ollflll'1' IOI 10U'I ••
,be•vtt\ to S«urt ruclets tor Tile Or1111t Cont
•Diiiy Piiot 0..r crews start 1t 3.30 p.m lllCI
J
ltOI\ untM 8.30 p.m. """"'''· Oti Saturcllr. "' "Of• a ltw 1110111tou11. Yov wlll "'" ma11r 1nps
tftd. pru~ t1o11 111111 ••mt"I 1011f own lllOlltJ
L. llltrt IS no deit"'llll Of CO-.CllOll tnV()fytCf
'" YOll are mltlnfld, pleew ult Mr (111. ..
ICOIJ( (714) 548-7058
l.agun1 Beacll 494-5294 -0.t OREEH cuh
for WHITE M19hant1
Prof c0ul)l9 ,,..Os small
tBr ept or lge 2 BR unit l•--------
trlbutO< Must llandlll tll
Olll<:e 11nd small war•·
hOUH functions Including
typing 1ome bOOlt·
keeping and HI.. IOI·
tow-up Requ1r .. PllrllCV·
11rty ooo<J phone
Ctp11bllltlt1 8enet111 and
opportunity Mull ha\19
own tran1portallon Call
63 1-0300 or tn penon
B H Ballard Co. 1835 Su·
pertOr •5. C M Rttume
District Manager to supervise :
newspaper carriers. Salary com-.
mensurate with experience.;
Company benefits plus bonus :
opportunity. Muat have Van,.
station wagon or pick up :
with/shell. Mileage allowance ·
included. Apply · ln peraon, :
weekdays, 3PM to 5PM at 330 ·
West Bay St., Coela Mesa.
CIM11tl9d A<Ja. your -With a Ctanltlecl Ad
•toe> s11opping cef\t• =.i :--_c_._11_8"_2_-S6_1_8 _
C<JM or Bat Island Lv
m.-s1111g11 5• 1 ·3?89
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W1nt Adi Call 642·5678 MeeUAf)'
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('8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOl /Tuesday, Novem ber 8. 1983
11,A_n_i_iq._u_e_s ___ 6_0..,.10 furni turr 6025 Mi1cellaatH1 6211 Netorc1cl11/ AalH, larrtt4 AatH, larrted Aafoa, larrte4
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p/b whl. greut thup1•
S4.'800 5•8~8'45 I
S?'100 000 l"l 13?7· -l "I I S2• 000 O ·.ult· $"0 h~ t 5'•08 New paint. 836 kll, tlgld, 11111 Gd 1nvt1mt S2000 w vu vuiy Y!I
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$!!.lolr «49.;i 113 houise. 011 Go1peted a chtome, new b1Gk 11111. '68 1600• xtnt 1.ond , 1111,. 91 .. 9 lb 2•201 •-spd cess
mag' PIB tint 1mm11c: ,
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$60 lull $1>5 Qll $100, k•11y s 1;>o 150 c;832 MHical lall. 6224 01co 3 RAIL MOTOA-CYCLli fRAILER $375
~1N1.11 uro $4'> t.Jll
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t>t'IH $ ur, Hl'Lltnf" cha1r
HIJ $I !Ill I )60 %2 8550
f.11m 1 t:.>:.. Ho1.i.1no Cha1r
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lhn.,, 111tum • .H1. $90
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ott whl 11111.'~ cJr apes
w '''''"'" 4 <8 13 • 8 l'I • H oriLI •o\I~ $175 "'·< 0411/\
f nr sale flute Haynes. alt 5 pm 548-0614
hand made all silver
"40695 Open nole. re-
~ u 11 11 y overhauled
$~8001000 AISO PICC:OIO
Yamaha Resonite S 125
C.:ill 213-434-6486 or
714 960-8246
V110 B-llat clarln111 xlnt
I Ortd S325 54S-2~89
YAMAHA TRUMPETS 100
G42 8674
Honda Pa5sport n1 new
less lhlln 600 actual m1
red/wilt $4!>0 c&Sh
S92·2349
Motor Hoaes I020
160 Ford totally convened
mini school bus Gd
cond toilet. felr1ge. oven
$1250 497-4552 Or
494-5773 Ive n
70 200<' CLEAN. '4 1p<l ntlw 1uv lltf•S tHnl<u~
amllm 12250 640 0408 1.1.upets Muny s1iartl~
7'l ~MW Bilva11a 3 0 111111,
rt1bl1 tHlOll1a11s, ~Int <.OnCl
111/out $3~ 611 ~ 195
75 '100<' ~ntl ~upt11
t lea11 1'4950 96S 490 I
75 5301 pis, pi t> QIC
t.;.i200 67!.. •1'Jt,'
Peu1eol 91 55
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!)48 64!> I
$5500iOBO 63 t 6:160 01 Pouche 9157
M in. 9177
C1>01e 111 & SM Ne""P<>f t
aencfl & finest selectoon
ut vr t!v1ously owned
I w'.lho'l Aud" end
./•1llo.,11>llljt!n~
662-270 I _,,....,..._ ____ ;,..;..;.,,;.
·s7 S11eeas1ur ~ 12 001i 4r,•, E Coa~I Hwy
76 2002 fed/ur11y, I fill 911 T I urg<.1 $6000 tlf'WPOll Beat h
owr" non-sm1<1 full re· Oolh eAll torid wi vtrrifu11J11> 673-0900 (.Ord~ lllll~h 4 tOS· nt0Chllllll.31 l11~Uir11·~ -
meucolly grt1a1 Musi sell 615 t324 !15'>·<'t.r02 ::A:.!1~l:,O:,il1i...::D~•=•:.:•:.::•:.:.ll:.;'c;.....~~
S5250 otco 551-5009 Baa'cL 9307 68 PORSCMU 12 • 77 32011S1 comp! loaOtlU $'1'l(JO 11h(J n Centu11on, 2 dr hdtop.
68K m1 llawiess c.ono 675 6970 t,4:) t,7"J1 auio 111c;, 1 owner. 60K
bu,y1ng Co car $7500 ,.1111 s 1500 644-2496 OBO ? 13192 I 555:3 days 68 Por~c.r.i• 'I 17 r I••' S
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Call 650-8409 c:hu•c t< $20 each'
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Piuo1/0r1aa1 6221
28 Bafdwln Baby Grand
$3000/bsl olr 640-6176
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C1as!r1c S 1200 7S6-7192
Seat s organ neatly new
Recorder MANY EX-
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loving home S31-36 I 1 2 tabte saws. 2 bend saw, SPINET PIANO . XLNT
all 5PM wooo lathe jointer. 2 belt cond Just tuned. $900
TRAS $450 546-0202
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P 1.>errnc1n shep m puppy ll.ick >t«ll!. $2'\0 obo Rio Curl full wetsuit
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Cassene, Good Trans 5 500 54100 84f>-717l l\3S 1294 MUST SELL
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program .-I Are you energe11c and a Kuchen 3077 So ~la1t>or s t>e•ge couch $275,
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1 pm al toce earc11ng salary • 1 AURANT Hunt Ben
673-0118 I commission by workmg 9 WELDER apply 7 am only am -2 pm ,,, 4 pm· 9 pm
Call betw~n 9 am . 9 pm MocGregor Yacht, 1631 Salesclerk Pharmacy tor appt 754_1066 P1acen11a C M
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l)rano 1H'W $200 22 Ceniuiy Lapstreke, "57 Chev2d1 nuctirome.
645· 3'•34 call Ovf'S 63 $4500 673•3951 petnl 57K orig m1 $1800
Lor11n1t1 Lapidary Arbotne 26 3' Sea Rey Dancer 79 ooo 5•8-0641
w1s1and $ 175 494 2905 325 hrs sips 6 tnct traller Packard '56.pink & while,
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WaynP l enn1s Club
$800 833-9331 Mon-Fri
ask tor Kathy Golob
cover. eKtras $23,000 894-1106, evs 991-S592 lull oowei S3500i OBO 49 $2500/0BO Both
27 1964 Tollycralt, 200 xlnt cond 642-7866
hrs on 307 cu rn Fo1d -
New bouom. paint end AalH, ••rrte4 Musi sell membership in zinc. 110 gal gas tank
exclusive Magic !stand Needs cosmetics $4500 Alla loaff 9105
pvt Club Co!lt $ 1450 Sell 964-2485 alt 4 wkdys ·f 4 Spider. Mint, Red Lac-for S IOOtolt 548-2873
SNAPPE A lawnmower
ud9c1 11ew weed eater
DlowPr 1111 tor $600 Will
S"ll separately 557-6964
27 Fairliner 1965-New-Que1 xtras. muSI see
pon moor Ing avail $6500 645-9070
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962-4370 alt 6 7 100 m1 AIC. P/W must
Partnet •, int in 31 s ell $15 995 obo
Pocemaker, S2,S50 dn 759-8955
$415 mo 720-1998 Adl 9107
loat1, Sail 7014 '76 silver Fox S 1100 Ali
H ' Lase1 w/lrlr, Aini 5pm s31 -3395
cond . $ 1SOO 644-4273 A111tla 9109
Coronado 25 kit, 52000 ·52 AH Sprite 12000 ·18
Marrlyn 642-8773 Toyota Car S2•00 Both SAL ES E ~perienceo in T e1epnone Sales 6 mo min ex per Xero" S50
Carpel & Drapery sates Trie 01oes1 and largest and S60. IBM display
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stor<> 1n COM Musi na•" 631 3339 sincere rn1eres1 " coo• Jobs Wnttll 5105
1n9 S selling r1>ta11 e•-1 TELE,HOH SALES !l!~etmed mPd1ca1 female.
periencf> helplul Apply atj Can earn $25·$50 per nr hve-in
l<il'h"n Tt11ri9s )429 ShOrt hrs comm oa1d 631-6590
Eas• C,oas1 HNy ar call mmed :;> t>lks lrom bch in
97'>-029' blr 10M.A lor "le .... port Call 675-8930 0011 5510
•nlerv•f!"' reiepnone Sales Person AKC COCKER SPANIEL
SALES I w1tri 01Pasant voice & bull !.how quality shots
MICRO COIPUTEllS good ~111ude 10 assist trom s 150 557 5577
• Prof person w1sa1es ous, I\ ..ales reps rn con1att•ng AKC r1!91Slt>red Golden
computer e•P 75•-6363 1 their protessional c1ien1s Retr1evers 7 week-;
636·9334 Asl< tor Judy Have papers & 1st set ot
SALES CPT/Tll[) Answertnq service or shots S75 1-37 t-7752 FOR JEWhRV STOh E M·W-F 9-6 S•S-3404 swnchboard opera1or, Doberman pups. 10 wks e~per1ence reQ d Dey old, $100 •94-6202
SALES· YllH
EQurpmen11Mov1es
Sa1ev Rem als
shift at local &•change _
c au 6<15-2550 lol4H lletrltwtr P•••
A
LINE
WANT ADS
IMPORT ANT NOTICE TO
PRIVATE PARTIES
11obre 14, verv good cond
Musi sell 1rnmed1a1e1y
$475/0bO ~40··S093
LIDO 14 with TRAILER
Cover slip , S850
673-2352
Boa ta, se•' Ski 7016
18 \:nrey 115 Johnson.
like new 1ns1oe1out .
moored Newport $5250
675 3156
Mariae £,air. 7011
18 It llB haul out & work
tra11e1 w/'62 16 fl Chris
hull $300 646-12<19
Slit• I hcb 7022 SLIP WANTED
77 320. auto mags snrl.
new Mich t owner •lnl
cond $6800 963-6897
Convenoenlly located
& Comoeflltvely Priced
&
Sales-Servrc:e-Leasr110
RCNCARVER ~ 'U :-. 141'tl 1-·I~ 1\ \ .......... '•All•
.,.... •111t. "' ... '1. -----~~R
Sa1es-Serv1oe-Leas1ng
LAlllEST
llYEITOIY
+'77 3201. All , SI R
voiume Sales, Service
And Leasing
18711 Beech Blvd
Huntington Beach
(114) 842-2000
9129 J1111r
18 x]6L 47.000 miles.
•lnl cond Or1g $9800
552-35S6
laraau Cillia 9132
64 nardtop e1tll cond nu
upholstering & crpt Must
see S2950 646-5355
N1141 9141
80 MAZDA 626 Sports
Coupe. 5 spa au i..lnl
cond $4400 731-746S
Mtrct4H ltaa 9145
"66 220SE CLASSIC
2 dr cpe. wh11e wired 1111
$40001obo 1-532·5549
'66 230Sl • spd new
paint 111es 40K mr on tbll
eng Red tan int 2 tops
A s k ing $13.900
645-9922 alt 6 650-3807
67 250S 2nd ownr all re-
cords. wrte s baby Calif
car $5050 640 61 10
·7 I 280SE 3 5 Cpe
lmmac S22K 645-0736
75 240 de1se1. body dam-
age $3000 631 -2250
15 450SL s1lve1 wired
leather. 2 lops 1.hromed
whls, only 63.000 m1 A
real beauty 1n mini cond
$22.500 firm 644 -0927
76 450SLC European
Edition 2 tonP me1 blue.
custom spoiler Becker
Mexico radio wi tape &
stereo elec sunroof
w1w1ndsh1eld. pwr loclo.s,
leather uphot allllude
mete1 $20.000 Cell
7-9am/7-9pm 8&7-1429
642-ll;'S" ,~,or _,3
9317 74 Supu1 Beelle S 19r.,o 1;;.D.;.o;,,dt._e;;... ___ _,;. .... .-
roii eng """ t-u•nl ·2 6ooge Oa11 10 m11p
979 7?44 .. n1 cona li~e new a c
SISCO 650-2018 74 vw orig cono 3m Im
4 spd orangt' "' black 80 COLT nev. tires,
1n1 S:.>S50 64? 71166 $2690 ObO 675-4257
75 vw Bug tuel 1n1ected For~ 9319
Stere o cass ne w snacks starler very 68To11no.;w,pb,ps.runs
good cond $2600 otr gooo SS50 842-8182
644-2760
79 VW Convert wht whl.
67 M~tang 18K on new
eng new tires & brakes
am Im cass, runs strong
Priced 10 S~I $1295
548-6126
'11 llSTlH-
~Int $7800 840-6190 V8, auto new paint. 011g
SO VW Rabbit. absolutely owner $ tSOO 95o-9095
1mmacu1.:ite S spd sn rl. 71 f onno 4 dr ·hdtop
flil.Y((e~s 1ns1de and out con11 exit cond S 1000
$'3S50 ot>o "840'1269 968-7400 01 493-0908
S 1 Rabbit Conv Xlnl 76 MUSTANG GHIA
Assum ise $255 14/buy V6 50,000 m1 1 owner
Must release S46-6082 Sunroof. new t11es & IOP
ate am/Im 8 trk, auto ti 1 VW Rabbit Convert $:14!'io 642-6266 eves Xlnt con(l LO mileage
SS700 4Cl4 2 135 78 Fairmont Wgn. rbll
eng nu t11es1brakes S;' RaobJI immac; 4 spa S 1995 675 5393 am Im cass on1, 6 000
m11es $5SOO 675"'1409 '11 bcort SLX
82 vw Rabbit con1r Sit-Fully t>Qu1pped lo m1 Must
ver Xl Nl cond S9000 sell $50951011 759-1643
644·0~48 Lincoln 9323
BJ G'N Wiii Ste,t!<I U1C
sn rl. Brand New S9200
645 9070
'14 YW llAlllT1
.. ~ 8Tl1
NEiii HWI
83s DISCOUNTED'
COllHWEll TN
YOllSWlSEI
SINCE 1953
141-0220 S11t1 lH
'73 Lincoln Merk IV Sn At
Loacled wire wheels. Kint
cone! 1st $2500 ta~es
545-9681. 631 -5000
Mercury 9325
70 Cougar convert
Classic auto-t oo.
AM f M caS!r good
cond mus1 s e ll
$24!'.0IObO 24 1·0343
7 J Cap11 looks & runs
good needs some wor I\
SI0001obo 536-7427
73 Cougar. Looks Su~r.
• 7 000 mt S2•00
720 1227
E~perienced Sale' Person
tor Video EQu1pme111 or
film tan for movie rentals
Full 01 Part Trme days
evenings wknds Hou1ty
• cncenuve Npt Cente1
1oca11on Call Mark,
6••-8860
nlE,...E W."l AKC. shols dewctawed
$ 100 548-2826 tn1ereted In making 1250 • o week w o rk 1 n g Welmeraner pups, pure
Pa11-11me? For more In-bted I 135 649-21 13
lo1mallon ca~ alter I YORKSHIRE Puppy s AKC
Sell your Items for $50 or less in
our famous DIMES-A-LINES pub-
lished esch Ssturdsy In the Delly
Pilot.
DIMES-A-LINE eds must be
pre-psid so mall or bring them lnro
the Dally Pilot office Be sure to
Include your phone number or ad-
dress In your sd. have s pnce on
esch Item & no llbbrevistions
tor 30 yacht S2501mo
ma11. 6<14·8• t 7 (871SFEI · '* 78 3201 Al l WANTED Boat slip •O 1667UODl
Cl a s s ic Cruiser ,
77 •50SEL. burgundy wl
A/C 5addle inter. very clean
S 19.500/obo 552-70S7 ~ '77 Cougar XR7 Full pwr,
a11 c:ru1~. 1111. emitm
stereo. ra011ts & meg
wheels, 58.000 orig ml
like new S3250. Alt 5pm
538-1246 or 6am-5pm
549-0203 aslo. for Paul
SALES With e•per1ence In
d1epery & carpet sates
Alden s Carpet & Drepery
6•6-<1838 Ma111yn 2-5om
SCTllY/11101'1 CPA firm 0 C Airport
area Type &O wpm
Some data entry
Non-amkr pref 752-027•
P M 751-422., Meles. ch11mp1on S>re<J
telephone I I wks old, top quality
Survey work on telepnone S375 each 9g8·S068
No Exoerienoe Salery a 1--fOlO
Call Bell!. 662-5844 i•" .. •-.'~'i11•;.•;,;•..., __ ...,. ..... -.
-1§50"·s Gas Range T~S REFINERY CORP. wfupper left hand oven ""°' mature ~tton Sl50 673•5369 now In Ou11~ County
WM. Aegwdleea of train-ALL ADVERTISING for
Ing, .nta O.H. s.r.. Box Nee) Antiques bfOIJ9111
1 f1 , Ft. Worth, TX. GREAT 1esulls' Now wfl
78101 Straight com-need N eat An11q11a
mllalon bulldlng ptoducl Buve1s1
11011naH /IH ... ,_ ..... ;; ____ iii HATSTIFF ••
CPA firm In Newport Cntr I• OtlltHIHT
nd ~ r 1np P • r eo n To pleoe your meaeage 716 011hh~ COM 720·907•
wtac:G11ra1e typing 8klll8 bef()(e 11141 ' •
Pos111on Involves phone•'" reeding put>llc. PllOl)le wtto need People
receo1 1yp1nQ genl ore ph~ TllAt't wn111 1t1t
si<11ls Gd bMel 111 011lly Piiot DAILY PILOT
plett,ant worlctn9 an Ctu11ti.d. 6<12·5678 SfRVICE OlAECTOAY
Vltt>nrtlM1t fSU -5?00 IS Iii aboull
Sorry. no commorclal ads, gsrsge
safes, produce, plants 01 animals
sre accoptsb1e
DEADLINE:
3 p.m. Thru1d1y
Cott• MeH Office
330 W•u B1y Strfft
Co•t• Mn•, Ca. 92929
!Ive -a-board C all '*'79 52S•. " SPd. SIR 78 280SE showroom
9 8930 (747YPVl 675-436 or 675-•• 79 32Ch, • d SIR cond -c fnt mal nt Ca~n IOl4 131sYOLI S() • s 15.2so 760-6236
174 d ge. 1upe1 c;lean, iO •16'7
5
9
821320!, " spd SI A S 1 280 CE~/c. sn rt, very
h $9500 clean. 33 K mlles. m i l!ll C '11t'79 320!1 4 spd, A/C $21.000 714-532-1205 676-2424 _ (t&<IXEOI
Factory direct shells & •'79 320!. 4 spd, SI A
sleepers from $225 up (091 VPZ)
556-4289 ··79 5281, A/T AiC
i (265ZCEI flltttr lilrt1 IOI '* eo 32<h. 5 1p<1. s· pdg
Y11man11 Riva fa56 only (9054) so ml S575 t obo '*'80 320t: All 1011ded.
'83 380 S'EL:" brano new,
lep1s blue. grey 1n1er1or.
Centrum wheels. ABS
braking sytiem. burglar
alarm retu headrests sn
11 European Spec c:er
$4~ t<. firm alter 6 pm,
760-1~56 759·0605 ( 1GIT8361
.. '80 3201, ~ tpd AIC Ask 11bou1 thO ~oriey w11
llUltlHIA1S SOUTH
COUNTY
YILISWllEI
.. WE WILL HT
IElllHSOU"
Volume Setu Serv1ct>
And leu1ng
1871 1 eoach Blvd
Hu"tlngton Boac;h
(l 14) 142-2000
014aae•Ill fill
'72 Cutlass. n-tires. bat-
lery, c:arb. trant, brk1
$1400/otr 960-0283
Pl~tatla SH
·H4ymoulh 8 Xln1 end s noo 6 .. -<1100
74 Valtal'lt 4Dr Sml V8
Ans 1)0 $645, 11•5·7578
8 I Champ 2 Or dhc, clean
S3675 549-3985
MtttrCJcltl/ (565ZOL)
Scttttrl IOll '* 81 3201, ~ Spd,
cen s•'I• you thru our V W Oashe, 7• 11u10 C1e11n 70 Ovstet, V8, n-
SI R potC:hllH & 188H plans (lrnl fm 4 811 7~.000 lir(IS $950 84~·4610 f68 I s u ZURI GX758l I ICUT9"3l
I 600 'lit 83 3201, 5 tP(j. SIA 4.000 ml 1 Of t:JltSt (1'lP975)
01t11r 536 ~6•5 IH·I 1l t
60 Kew Kt:11 15 low m1 208W 131 S•nl•A1111
•Ill! $600 548-3760 CIOfind Sunday
l
.Ill SLllllS m11as s 1650 ~48 n •9
..,_TS y 1 9175 Peatlac 9335
13010u111S1r-11e1 '" = 76 GTO, Ne:aa worC NFWPOJH BEACH 6• p 1800 4 l!Pd SM 10 $800 Oba 964-6959 nppr!!Cllllll Must 81.lll IU·HOO S!<O(lO or l11•sl ~'4(1-111:'7
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What caused Airspur copter to crash?
Crash gives
flight f oesf"
new arn1no
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... 0.-,,_..... \
Orange County Superviaors
called today for an Independent
probe of Monday's Airspur com-
muter helicopter crash and openly
questioned the inunediate future
of the commuter firm's operations
at John Wayne Airport.
"I am assuming that no service I will reswne until •a complete
investigation is concluded," said
Supervisor Bruce Nestan<;te, a
1 former Marine Corps pilot.
Nestande said the checkered
I safety record of commuter heli-
copter service in general "makes 1 me believe that corners are being
cut at the preventative mainten-
1
ance level."
The supervisor said his own
experience with military helicop-
ters leads him to believe that
) "they should be practically acci-
dent-free."
''Why then do we have these
accidents with ·eommuters?"
Nestande asked. "That's what I
want to know. ls there too much
cost-cutting?"
Airspur exec
Tim Gallagher:
... It's a mystery
why the tail
rotor {aile d.
Airspur vice-president Tim
Gallagher said the company's
(See FUGHT CRmcs. Pa1e AZ)
Firefighters stand by in El Dorado
Park in Long Beach following the
.,..,,...,........,....,." ......
Monday evening crash of a ~om
muter helicopter. ,, '
'THI DRANGI COAST
COAST IDITIDN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 11131 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
M-esans :frate
as city OKs
ma
By KAREN E. KLEIN A residents' coalition led by Jon
o1 -Oell?,.... au.ft Paradis. president of the North
As many as 300 homeowners Costa Mesa Homeowners' As-
,_ who tumea-out for a marathon sociatibn, packed the cooncil
city council meeting in Costa Mesa chambers to standing room only
Monday night were "shocked, capacity with a crowd of vocal
dismayed, angry and upset" homeowners who fear their prop-
when, in the wee hours this erty values and quality of ufe"will
morning, the council voted 3-2 in be negatively affected by the mall
favor of developing a $90 million addition.
addition to the South Coast Plaza · "All of them (the council mem-
Mall west of Bear Street. hers) made up their minds before
In its decision. the council went hearing our side," Paradis said
against a long-standing policy not after the meeting. The home-
to allow commercial development owners were especially upset,
west of Bear Street on property many of them said, because they
that abuts a residential "island" of felt they had assured council
1,000 single-family homes. denial of the project last Aug. 15,
Co u n-c i l m e mbers ~ d when the Segerstroms asked for a
McFarland and Nonna Hertzog continuance.
voted against allowing a general "Last August, Arlene (Schafer)
plan amendment to change the 18 insisted that we go ahead with a
acres of land bordered by Bear vote,'' said Bobbi Floyd, vice
Street,· Sunflower Avenue and president of the homeowners'
South Coast Drive Crom me-association. Flbyd. near tears at
dium-density residential to gen-the end of the meeting, charged
eral commercial use. that Schafer and Johnson had
Developers C.J. Segerstrom & been swayed by the power of the
Sons applied for the amendment Segerstrom coalition.
so they could build the mall "Money talks,'.' Floyd said bit-
addition on the property, which terly.
they own. The homeowners, confident
Flames lick utility pole in Mesa
The heat was very intense but no one was injured
in this spectacular fire Monday caused when
By JERRY HIRSCH
Of ... 0.-,,_ .....
A special invet1tigations team
from England is on Its way to
probe the crash of a Brit.ish-bµilt
conunuter helicopter en route to
John Wayne Airport.
The helicopter, a Westland 30
operated by Airsp\Jr Helicopters
Inc., was 10 minutes from John
Wayne on ita way from Los
Angeles International Airport
when it lost its tail rotor and
crashed crashed into a flood
control ch&mel near Willow
Street and the 605 Freeway in
Long Beach about 5 p.m . Monday.
Six people were injured. two
seriously.
-
"They are aending two m-
vestigators from the United King-
dom Accid ent Investigation
Board. They will be here tonight
and we will start a investigation in
the morning," Sandy Brown, a
National Tranaportation Safety
Board spokeswoman, said today.
Brown would not discuss the
accident because "we have not
received any data from the scene."
According to James Woodard.
40, a Fountain Valley resident
who was a passenger on the
ill-fated helicopter. "We heard a
noi.ae and as soon as we heard the
noi.se the helicopter started to
spin."
(See AIRSPUR, Pa1e AZ)
....,,... .... .,.....,.." .......
Airspur passenger James Wqodara of Fountain
Valley is wheeled into hospital after crash.
construction equipment tore a gas line on
Avocado Street. See story on Page A3. McFarland and Hertzog were they would win a no vote from a
overruled by Councilwoman majority of the council, admitted
Miene Schafer, Vice Mayor Eric they may have been unprepared
Johnson and Mayor Donn Hall, for the influence a polished,
long an outspoken proponent of professional Segerstrom presen-
the mall addition. talion would have over council
The council heard 5 l hours of members who reversed earlier
testimony on both sides of the positions.
Votes trickle in at polls along Coast
project and read prepared state-Segerstroms offici~ have been
ments explaining their positions lobbying long and hard for the
before they took a vote about 1:45 650,000-square-foot addition to
this morning. I See MALL, Pa1e AZ)
Fatal day:
How did
you react?
The Dalty Piiot want• It• reed«a to
.,.,.. In hl8toty. We .. Meklng IUb-
mlMk>na from reeder8 who etlll vMdty
recall their rMCtlona the moment they
tMrned Prelldent John F. Kennedy had
been ahot on Nov. 22, 1913.
T ~matte the 20th annMwury of that
dete, we hope to put>Meh • coelectlOn of "'P8' .. 1'8CM-w-ltortee. We'd
• Ilk• youra. 'f •1 ua where you ..,., how you ie.tned llnd, moet
Importantly, how the MWI affected you.
Send no mor. than 250 worde of proee to: JFK, The Dtllty
Piiot, P.O. Box 1580, Coeta Meu. 92829. o.dllne for receMng
the remlnlacencel la tht1 Friday.
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .... .,..,,... .....
Polling places in Orange c.oaat
dties reported light voter tumouta
early today in the off-year elec-
tions. Polls will remain open until
8p.m.
Orange County Registrar of
Voters Al Olaon predicted only 12
percent of almost one million
eligible voters countywide would
visit the polls today. Voters who
have que.tions about their polling
place can call the registrar's office
at 834-2244.
Locally, voters are aelectina
Heiress seeks public
Irvine Co. stock off er
lly JERRY HIRSCH °' ....... ,... .....
Just a day before what may be
the final ahowdown between
helrell Joan Irvine Smith and
Irvine Co. Chairman Donald Bren
over the future o( the aprawling
land development firm, Smith Ml
dllclc:.ed what ahe ii trytnc to
accomplish.
"What I am looking for ii a
public offering of Irvine Co.
atock,'' Smith told the Dally Pilot.
"I know a lot of pe0ple around
hett would like to own IOme
Irvine Co. atock. That ii aomething
the people would be inteJ"ellted
in."
The Irvine Co. haa been pri-
vately held aince Jame1 Irvine
founded the Irvine Ranch 119
yeen aco. Thatmeana that unlike
a public company auch u General
Moton, the public cannot buy
ah.area of l.rvine C.0. stock and ii
not privy to financial lnformation
about the firm.
(SH lllVINE. Pa1e All
"'
school board members. college
district truat.ees and water distri.ct
officials. ln Irvine. voters are
deciding on a propoeed tax to aid
local schools.
An early check of polling places
revealed a light turnout.
(See VOTING. Pa1e AZ)
..
lllDEX
a1ueun Board A2 Moviea B3
Brida-B4 Muw.al Funda B5
Owfled OJ-8 . Nadonal New. A4
C.omim B4 PoUceLoc A3
CICJIHllord C8 Public Noticea ct-G
O.tbNotket C4 Spcx11 Ct-t
r.ditmial Paet M Dr. St.elncrohn 82
llntenmnment 83 Stock Marketa Be
HGlwope CT . Tb.eaten B3
..... I don BS W•thlr' AJ
\Azt.n Landen B2 World News A4
Call 142-4321 with new• tip•
•
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'* ,. .\2 Orange Coast OAlt.Y PILOT/Tuesday, Novembe1 8, 1983
CONTINUED STORIES
IRVINE CO. STOCK ...
Photos may link suspect to victims
From Page A 1 County she riff', investigato rs' Sf•arch of Kra ft's car yie lds 4 7 pictures of young n1 e n
J,.iwycrs represent.mg Smith
and fkt•n, who owns 86 percent of
tht• t"mpany's stock and wants to
mertit• 1\ with tus personal holdmg
C'tll1'P•my, w1ll argue the merits of
tht• 11wrgt>r before Orange C.Ounty
~upt•r1or Court Judge Phi.llip
}',•ttv Wt-dnt.-sday morning.
t\s port of a H billion lawsuit
alo(dl!ISl Bren, Smith -who
lVlltmls 11 pt·n.'ent of the <.'Om-
~11) is Sl"<'kmg a preliminary
1n1u111·uon bl0t·king the merger.
While • a sale of lrvme C.O. stock
l'\1uld gn. th~ shareholders prob-
.1hl) wvuld make more monev 1f
'\'OTING ...
From Page A 1
Bv 8::30 a.rn . nine voters had
l'ast '1 hf'lr ballots at the Costa Mesa
Cny HaU polling place, according
w !nspt>t:tor Marene Howe. Most
oi thosi' seemed to be pa.rents
rom't:'med wtth local school board
Plt"-twns. he said.
"It"!> too bad there's no big issue
llll 1tht• ballot) this ume to really
tmn~ ::.ome people out." Howe
s.a1d
"WC''ve had 30 voters so far (by
~U:1 a m ). " srud J ean Morns,
el&•uon 1nspect0r at the C.Orona
del Mar Community Church. "We
had a flurry at 7 o'clock from
people who had to go to work and
wantt-d to vote. Then 1t tapered
o(( ..
Moms said 967 people were
registered to vote at the church.
She said the lo w turnout was
"typ1L'a1 for this type of election,
but 1t wouldn't be for a general
eleeuon This is an old Corona de!
Mar neighborhood and we really
ha\'e a good turnout in the genera1
elecuon."
Three voters were waiting at
1.Jruvers1ty High School before the
poll opened. said election inspec-
torConstance R1ebee. Sbe-s&d\he
inuaJ turnout was "the lowest
ever" in her 20 years as an
t.nspector
Some of those mterviewed at
area polling places said they wer7
casting their ballots because ot
panicular races. Others were
drawn by a sense of civic duty.
they wwted longer bt>forc go111g
public, said Chriss W. St.i;.ret of the
investment baokmg !inn, Kidder,
Peabody & C.O.
"Clearly you' could do a publ.Jc
offering. There are a lot of
uwesunent bankers who would
like U> take that company public,
But that does not necessari.ly mean
that going public would be in the
best interest of the share holders,"
Street said.
"Right now a lot of the Irvine
C.O. is on paper. It would be a great
challenge to see where this com-
pany will be in the next five to 10
years and it is too early to make
assumpttons about the Irvine C.O. 's
ability lQ.. convert that into
money," Street said.
VOTING
BOOTH
By JEFF ADLER
01 .... o.u, 1'1'91 .....
When Orange Ctll/nty SlreriH's
inv<:st1gators searched at'l'used
mass killer Randy St.even Kraft's
t'ar following Jl1s arrest last May,
they found 47 photographs of
young men both dressed and
undressed w hich may ltnk him
Kraft to the victims.
The photographs, which were
<.'Oncealed under a floor mat along
with other items ie1u.."'CI Crom
Kraft's home and t:ar, were in-
trodul'ed by prosecutors Monday
at Kraft's Orange County Central
Municipal Court preliminary
hearing.
The 38-year -old Long Bt•at'h
DtlllJ ~ ...... ~ _.,.. u.in
D ian e J o hnson··o f Huntington Beach e m e rges from
votin~ booth at Kettler School.
Russ Alterman stopped at hlS
McKnight Dnve.polling place in
Laguna Beach on his way to
classes at Orange Coast College
He was only the 10th voter to
arnve smce the polls opened two
hours earller . a poll watche r said.
"The way I see it," the
19-year-old voter said, "1f you
don't vote. then there's that much
les.5 mput mto the polillcal process
that makes this whole thing run.
"There 's always something to say
about who's in charge now."
Local races that will be decided
today include those for Coast
C.Ommuruty C.Ollege District seats
an~ fo~ posts in the following
school districts: Huntington Beach
Union High, Fountain Valley,
Huntington Beach City. Irvine
Unified, Laguna Beach Unified,
Newport Mesa-Unified and Ocean
View .
computer clnll lyi>I lS t.'hargt'CJ With
Hi s.•x -n•l:.itt-d slay1ngs in Orangl'
<.:uunty ar1d fal·cs add1l1onal
churgt·~ 111 Orl'gon an~ M1t'h1g1rn
Thl' µ1 <.·tun·s. l'Ons1dered kl'y
ev1d1:nl'l'. apix-ar to dep1t"t young
men who art.· nu longl'r alive, said
Deputy Dist Attorney Bryan
Br own However, defense at-
tornl')' F'n-d McBride d~grec.'Cf
with his 1nte1 preJ,atJon
Judgt• John Ryan admllt~ the
pholos ltS ev1dl!n<.-e, along with the:
other llc:ms, afl.E!r defense at-
torn~ys unsuct'essfully sought to
have the items excluded.
K.ruft's o ther defense atturnl'y
Uuuglus Otto, s~od the search
w<1rr<1n t.s arnountl'CI tu a "flshmg
l'Xpl'<i1t1on" and thl· star<:hc.-s "e>c-
fi
cN•d ed that wh1 l·h wc.s
1uthor12t"1..I" by the ww-ran~
I >urrng the S<:arch of Kraft's
hou~. investigators fou nd a
bronze 1rnd gn.•en throw rug that
mau·hf:'S fibers found on the
MALL ADDITION ...
dothtng of Scott Hughl>s, Orange
County Sherrft's Department
tr11ntnologmt James Wh1~ test1 -
fivd Hughes' body wasd1sc:oven."'CI
Apnl 16, 1978 on a R1vers1d£'
F1 l'i.·way (Jn-ramp in Anaheim
From Page A 1
the ir existing mall
Though final dewlopment
plans haVL' y1,:t to Ix-submitted and
approved. Makolm Hoss, director
of dcvclopml•nt for Segerstrom,
outhnL'<i tlw p(UJl't·t as 1ncl ucitng a
Rolm1son 's dl·partrnent store at
om· t>nd and a Broadway a t the
uthL•r, with Spt't·1alty shops filling
Lht>n·nll'r S<'C.'lit>n of t he mall and a
th1 t.-C.··ll•Vt·l park mg garage behind
It
Hus.-. and Skip Steve~n. a
Segl·rstrom lc·as1ng agen't:--ri1ade a
~0-rmnute shdl· presentation at
thl' rm·ctmg that rnirum1zed e n-
viron nu:n t::a l 1mpat't s and
l'mphas1wd f.llJSllave l'l'onum1t·
bendll to Lhl• t·1ty
Salt:s tax rl•Ven ul• to tht.' t:lly
from the pro)l'(.·t would average
about $1 million annually in the
fi rst years after the mall opened
and would inc·re~ to $1.5 m illion
after 10 years, Stevenson said.
Mt·Farland and others ques-
tioned how much the $1 roilhon a
year would tx>neflt the cn y when
proj<.'Cted defoc1lS w1U greatly
exceed that McFarland also said
he f ean-d the new mall would
detract from the saJes of existing
stores.
Mike Gould, chief exa ·utive
officer of Robinson's, said 1( the
South Coast Plaza pro.iect was not
approved he wuuld build a Rub-
mson 's at the> proposed lrv1m·
Center m th<.• so-called Guldl'n
Triangle area
"I don't want to make any
threats, but 1Alfn"'<J) Taubman
(the developer of lryme Center)
knows where we are tonjght, and
he knows I owe him a courtesv caH
back later this week:-'' Gould.said
•
Th~ rts1dents' pr~nt.auon con-
w ntrattod on the negallvl· t n·
v1ronml·nt.al impacts the mall
would have on nt:•arby home-
uwn ... rs "It's a pour trade whl'n
you pul 4uahty of hflo aftt·r
money," Paradis S<jid.
He• also said giving thl' ~rt•t>n
hghl to Sc-gerstrom wuuld mean
c.1pproval of a proposal by Arnt•I
D1.'Velopmcnt Co. for a commerl'l<il
l'timpk•x ad;atent tu tht· mall
arldation
"IC you approve ont' (~ro)e(·tJ.
Arm·l 1s a shuu-m fur hi~ ~fCJ)e('t."
Also, investigators found film 1n
i:.I t•wm.•ra that revealed partial
µhuto~ ()( <t ~rson prosecutors
bt.•llt'V(.• UJ bt.• Er1i.· Church Wh1 U:
lL'Stl f ll-d the photo d(•pll'L'i a pc-rson
wc>anng a p<iir of trousers ldent-
ll'a l tu those Chur<:h was wearing
whl'n his body was d1scoverc'<.l
Jan. 27 . 1982 near thC' San Gabrial
H1v1·r f'rccway 1n S(•al B<:ach
Wh1ll-Sptc'l'1f1l'ally pointed tu
thrt.>t' spots on the trousers In tht-
pll tun· wh1t·h 1dl'nll<:allv mau:hc.'CI lho~·rinc.lothing worn by Church
BULLETIN BOARD
College recruiters due
at W oodhridge tonight
Representatives of 50 Califorrua colleges and universities will
be recrwting at Woodbridge High School in Irvine today from 7 to
9 p.m, . . . >
The school distnct's coUege rught for its four high schools will
be held in the multipurpose room and media center. Students from
University High, Irvine High and SELF are encouraged to attend.
Representatives of state~supported and private ln.stituuons
will be on hand to answer questions of parents and students about
programs, financial aid and housing.
S tudents of all high school grade levels are welcome. "It's
never to early to start thinking and plartnmg for coUege.'' distnci
spokesman Errol Allan said.
Lag una chamber to hold mixer ·
A cocktail rruxer, hosted by the Laguna Beach Chamber of
C.Ommert.-e and sponsored by the Ivy House, will be held from 5:30
to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
AIR SP UR HELICOPTER CRASH PROBE DUE ...
The Ivy House will prov1de the hors d'oeuvres for the mixer A
donation of $2 will adnut members and non-members to the
gathenng.
Wo m e n 's club forming in county From PageA1
The pilots struggled to set the each other crawl out of the l'raft from Massachusetts were released Gallagher said he has no idea plane down ma controlled emerg-··we could smeU the fuel and w e following treatment for cuts and what went wrong with the air-A luncheon to form a Leads Club in Orange County will be held
ency landmg at nearby El Dorado al.I tned to g.et clear of the bruises at Los Alamitos General craft and that his company ser-at 12:15 Pm. Wednesday in Co5t.a Mesa ;--,P~ar;;:tk;-i:;b:;;u:ot-;w7~e;::re""u;;:n;:;a:l"b'1l;e;,..t0.,....,co""°'nrru•1~'<1l--ih .... e~~b-c;-:o"'p .... te .... 1,__,as--ifas.t-as f*ISStbtte;-".'"'-' iHe;o-~H~06~p>1-1ital~,~·~4,~~~'1;-e:uis.~ge.t::.-.JJ.~;7,1~.ru~· ~~~~etn:~da~.:....· -:.~-ii~l-r<Melo!i4ir~e=¥m~·~QoArm.s-ia~ti•o¥n-l~~n·~·th._e busmesswom~n·s networkmg group
the aircraft once the tail rotor fell said. J ean Ranwez, 64, of Tennessee ''We've decided to cancel all reserua .. on.s inay .... oul.a! · '
off. Woodar.d praised the efforts of was admitted overnight with a service. Nobody told us to but w~
The helicopter then careened the crew to land the helicopter concussion. feel it would not be responsible t6
into a Southern Califorrua F.dison safely Just before the crash, Shaw continue in light of this," Gal-
Lransm1s.s1on tower, h it two "The did everything in their radioed Long Beach Airport re-lagher said. The helicopter com-
22.0,000-volt P.()Wer lines and power to land that rurcraft on the questing an emergency landing, pany will resume service once it
crashed ground [know, I was sitting ngfit according to Tim Gallagher, Air-discovers what went wrong
Woodard said h1tung the power behind them." spur executive vice president. Last Friday, the company
Imes about 100 ft-et from the Woodard w as released from Los He said the copter was at 4,000 canceled about 10 flights because
ground broke the fall and "I think Alamitos Hospital about 9 p.m. feet when 1t first expenenced of problems with an atrSpeed
it saved our lives." Monday Lrouble. It descended to about indicator on one of their helicop-
"lt is like a ride you have never Chie f pilot Jackson Shaw, 47. of 2,000 feet and then tried to ters that flies the Los An·
been on in your life," said Wood-Long Beach and passenge r "auto-rotate" -use the main geles-Orange C.Ounty route. The
ard. an executive at the Newport Leonard Tucker. 33, of Marina de! rot.er to create enough drag to slow helicopter that crashed was not
Beach-based airline A.U<:al. Rey, were airlifted from the crash the landing -the rest of the way the same one 'that experienced
Woodard, whose two daughters site to Long Beach Memorial down. But wh,en the t.ail roter fell airspeed indicator problerN, Gal-
vistt.ed him at the hospital. said the Medical Center were they are in off, the pilots lost control of the laghersaidtoday.
two nunut.es it took to crash fair condiuon today with broken aircraft. It hit the powe r pole and The helicopter, one of four
seemed like ages. bones. scrapes and bruises. a crashed. Airspur air taxi conunuter aircraft
"When your life is gomg by it hospital spokesman said. that seat 18 and operate out of
seems like a long time," he said. Airspur pilot Shelby Kirk, 32, Canyon cr·o ~h Fullerton, J ohn Wayne and Once the helicopter hit the of Playa del Ray and Donald n.::11' Burbank airports ferries passen-
Rround the passengers helped LeClair, 4 7. a mechanical engineer • gers between the satellite airports
CaUSeS fJe-Up andLAX.
751-1792.
Mission Hospital set s open house
M1SSion C.Ommuruty Hospital will hold an open house Sunday,
showmg its operating rooms to the public from 1 to 4 p.m
Three operating rooms wlU be set up with sunulated surgery
scenes The open house IS being held in connection w ith Operal.lng
Room Nurses Nauonal Awaren~ Da)·
The hospital is located at 27802 P uerta Real. M1SSion V1ep Fc:I
further tnfonnation , call 831 -2300
Cle anup week pla nne d for Laguna
Fall cleanup in Laguna Beach -that time of the year when
Lagunanscan leave heavy, bulky it.ems at the curb to be picked up
-will run Nov. 14 th.rough 18.
I terns such as old sofas, water heaters, carpets. old refrigerators
and cllppings may be set out on regular trash pickup days that
week.
ClJppings should be' bundled and tied and be no longer than
four feet in length and 18 inches in diameter.
FLIGHT CRITICS ...
From Page A 1
An accident involving a large
truck, a forklift and a passenger
car on Laguna Canyon Road this
morning tied up Lraffic for a half
mile in both directions as tow
vehicles sorted out the mess.
ftadle 1 11a«11ethaek & COMPUTER helicopters will remain grounded
until investigators can pet.ermine
why the tail rotor fell off the craft
that crashed m Long Beach.
The crash also fanned the
concern of a t:1t1z.en group m Costa
Mesa that has been pushing Cor
route changes tn Alrspur's flights
from John Wayne t.o Los Angeles
International Airport.
"They were lucky this time
This just shows they're just as
vulnerable as any othe r helicopter
-twin engines or not," said Cindy
Davis, president of CRASH
,, (C1tu.ens Revolt Against the S hut-
tle Helicopter)
We're
Listening •••
642·6086
,,
Delly Piiot
Dellvery
It Ouerenteed
' I
I' l ' r ~' ' • ! .. ,. '
Safety is one of the issues
CRASH has raised in the past.
"Next time. they could be over
our homes. They have to fly over
more urunhabited areas," she said .
Others said the crash raised the
specter of LA Airways, a helicop-
ter service th at went under in
early 1970. Two LA Airways
helicopters crashed in 1968 killing
a total of 44 people.
Gallaghe~ insisted that the Air·
spur helicopters -twin-engine
Westland 30s -are "not a new
piece of technology." He said it
was a mystery to him why the tail
rotor failed
Laguna Beach police officer Bill
Lux said a truck towing a large
forklift was heading toward
Laguna at about 7:40 a.m . when
the front axle on the forklift broke
about a quarter mUe east of El
Toro Road.
"The forklift was so much
heavier than the truck that it spun
it around 360 degrees in the
roadway," Lux said. The truck
struck an automobile in the out-
bound lanes, but neither driver
was injured.
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Orange Coast DAI Y PILOT /Tuesday, November 8 . 1983 * "3
HB doctor declared 'sane' when he killed wife, lover
By JEFF ADLER
Of .... .,.., .........
United Service Auto Aasociation
and National American Cnsurant-e
would have been obligated t.o
represent Alai.a in future lawsuits
and t.o pay whatever damages are
awarded to the Alaia children Jn a
wrongful death suit,.
However, the jury's finding
that Alaia was sane means the
insurance companies are not
liable. ln California, insurance
companies cannot . be held liable
for criminaJ acts t.'Ommitted by a
sane person.
AJa 1u pl~aded g uilty W two
counts of manslaughter in Novt>m -
ber 1980 just as a jury was about Lu
consider the sanity 1.&ue. His p)ea
terminated the proc"Cedings and
the question of .the doctor's sanity
was not resolv~J.
Bul lhl' qut..ost&t>n of Alrua's
sanity surfan -<1 agam when his
children f1lvd a c hum w ith his
insurant'tc• rom pany sc_'(•king t.o
rec:over fnr the wrongful d<'iJth of
theU" mother. :J?.year-olcf Margy
Lou Ala1a. The lawsuit is S4:he<l -
uled fo r trial in January
A replay of Dr Lows Al.ala's
1980double-murde r tnalended in
Orange County Supen or Court
Monday when a seve n-woman.
five-man jUry found the Hunt-
ington Harbour surgeon was sane
when he iitabbed hls Conner wife
and her lover t.o death.
The c1viJ tnal. which pitted
Alaia and his two children against
the two insurance companies that
earned th~ surgeon's $1.5 million
homeowner policy. was needed t.o
resolve the sanity issue that
re mained u nanswe red from
Alaia 's crimin.a.l tnal three years
ago.
Another bad day on Avocado ln tum. Ala1a 's 1nsura11et-· t·om
pan1es sued tht: surgeon and his
children t.o r ~lw tht· sanity
LSSue. Th<• <.'Ompanies chum Alu1a
w as sane when the k1l hn~s •><.·
curred Alma and his ch 1ldrt.>n
con tend he was tem poranly In-
sane, as he had ttc>Stifit'd d uring his
criminal trial
S l11l, th•· twn1>l1l·auod legal 18-
suc.-s involvt-d an tht• li.&wswt we re
MOl ttll rt'SCJIVt.'<.I by the JW"Y'll
<.knsmn Jut.lg~ Evere tt Dickey
m ust dt."C1de whether the com-
p:ullcs must t'Over the emotion.al
distress thl' c hildren are alleged t.o
have suffer~ l>y w1tJ)~ing their
motht·r'" murder
A la1a, now 53, is servmg an
e ight-year s tate pnson term at the
Caltfom1a Men 's Colony i.n San
Luis Obtspo Curbside inferno latest disruption for mud-locked Mesa street
The Alaia children, 14-'year-old
Mart• and 12-year-old Mana, now
a re living w nh rela tives in
St.cubenv11le, Oh10.
lf Ju rors found Ala1a was msane
whe n he committed the ~llings.
By STEVE MARBLE
OftMO.-, ..... llafl
Smoke. flames and dust -t.o
Alice S pruengli's way of thinking
It was just another day o n a stretch
of badlands known as Avocado
Street.
J\f esa, cable TV officials
begin talks on contract
By KAREN E. KLEIN
Ol_O....,,....llafl
Costa Mesa city officials and
re presentatives of Copley/Colony
Cablevision met today only hours
after the city council passed an
ordinance calling for negotiations
on the cable television contract t.o
begin.
Allan Roeder , assistant city
manager. said the ordinance speci-
fies a contract must be negotiated
within 90 days.
"We sat down this mommg
with Jack Clifford, president of
Colony Communications, (the
cable TV parent company) and
started setting up a timetable for
discussion over the next couple of
weeks.'' Roeder said.
About 18 cable television rep-
resentatives, many from the com-
pany's headquarters in Rhode
Island. waited until about 2 this
morning while the city coun.cil
wrestled. with a decision on Bear
Street development.
F.arlier in the evening, Roeder
t.old Colony representatives they
could leave· and come back at
anothe r meeting, he said, but 12
cable representatives chose to
stay.
The detailed. presentation they
had hoped to make, however. was
shelved in the interest of time and
council mem.bers' dispositions
after the highly emotion.al meet-
ing, Roeder said.
POLICE LOG
The .short residential street in
Costa Mesa has been t.om up since
mid-Oct.ober for a resurfacing
project that has brought equal
doses of dust, mud and incove-
nience into the lives of the
residents there.
And just in case life was starting
to get a little predictable. Avocado
Street residents were treated a
spectacular fire Monday that
erupted when a piece of construc-
tion equipment ripped through a 2
1/2 inch gas line.
The fire destroyed a $40,000 soiJ
mixer and reached int.o utility
poles.
The machine operat.or, Jim
DeGraffenreid, scrambled from
his earth mixer when he heard the
hiss of gas. Costa Mesa fire
authorities said.
"If you've never heard the
solind of gas coming fro m that big
a pipe -well, its awesome," said
Battalion Chief Gerald Poareh.
"The hiss you hear on youi stove.
that's from a pipe that's only ah
eighth of an inch ."
The fire left about 40 Avocado
Street residents without gas most
of the afternoon and about 100
without water. Several residents
lost the use of their telephone.
"The whole thing just leaves me
\
-· . . . . .... I. . . ,,\ ~-.
Laguna thief gets home arsenal
A resident In the 900 block ol Van
Oylce Drive repor1ed the thett 01 two
handguns and three shotguns valued
at a total of S 1,275, Laguna Beach
police said.
Burglars made ott with an unknown
amount of sliver and 1-elry lrom a
house In the 600 block of Goff Stree1.
View Drive repor1ed the theft of an
Apple computer and eqC!lpment
valued at $2,8'42 sometime this
weekend. ·
Costa Mesa
A woman with a terminal Illness
was found dead In her bed early
Monday morning. Katherine Eliza-
beth Barton, 3'4, wu pronounced
dMd by paramedlca at lier home on
the 300 block of E. 18th Street. E.Hci
cauM of d .. th la pending au1op1y.
burglerlzed over the weekend while
perked In 1 carport on the 6400 block
ol Warner Avenue. The IOSI Included
10 casaett ... aheepskln aea1 cov9fa
wor1h S 170. a $'45 pair of eungl ......
an $80 car cover and $100 cash.
A break-In was reported Monday
afternoon It a home on the 20600
block of Suburbia Lane. Entry was
made through a locked rear eliding
window. The loll Included 1UV9fWere
wor1h $3,000.
thinking that this e ntire project ts
unorganized and that nobody
seems t.o know what they're
doing," said S pruengli.
Residents on Avocado have
been complaining for more than a
week about the construction pro-
ject, which has left the street tom
up from curb to curb. Parkjng on
the stree't is not allowed.
City officials said the pro,JeCt is
scheduJed. to be hrushed by the
end of the week.
SpruengU agreed the street was
in need of repairs
"l don't think we've ever said ll
shouldn't be repaired," she srud.
"But the way the thing's bt-en
done is just pathetic.
"The street's so bad now that I
think we should just get horses
and a couple of hitching po6L'i,"
she added.
UC Irvine shows record
for student enrollrrient
S tatt>w1de enrollment un lht·
nmc• Un1'vl.'rs1ty of C'al1fum1(j l·um
puses has chm bed by :u 00 stu
de nts thlS fall. w1th UC lrvmt-
~howing a rt'<.'orcJ r1u 111bt.•r l)f
students enrolled for tht.> fall
quart.er
EnrcilJment has 1nc.-rcast.od by
more tha n 600 student.'> al UC! this
year. with the final l'n rollmcnt
figure of 11 ,909.
There a~ 3.976 students nl!w to
thl' UC! l'ampusand 7,933 cont mu-
111g hr returning stude nts
Freshman number 2.810
UCI hru. morl' men than women
s tudents and biological sciences
c:ontmues to be the maJOr wnh the
hl'avtest enrollment. Almost half
the studcnt.s art> from Orange
County. another fourth are from
Los Angeles County. The re-
m1nnder Ust horne t.owns m 44
CJther Cabforrua counties, 45 other
st.ates and 60 foreign countnes.
A crystal figurine v1lued at $100
was atolen from a unit 111 the 300
block ol Glenneyre Street. Fountain Valley Freed by 'Jaws of Life'
A pile of old tlr• caught fire A M1cDonald'1 manaoer left her ~-l---;;;;;/;;Tw~o~m~en~·ri~n;a~~~1o~w~Crh~e~vr~o~1e~t~v~an~~-1M~on50.ld~•Y~a~bou~t92~:o~•~•u·~m~·w•~t~T~lri~C~l~~·L--iwna~1r.1ent~beh~l~nd~theiii;it~ro~n~t~c~ouirfnt~er~whffiille~-t-1t--_,.._s~•~a ....... l\1 ....... e~s-a ..... f4jr._...e_rn....,.e~n ....... a~~"ud"'"-tp~a ..... r~aurn ....... e ...... dui~c-s.__..()""'r1a~nM4llg~e~~·~·ll--#\..i • near
..,.tromea':p!r.ecs~tri. 1300b1oc11.of . a lot 01 black amOk• 001 did utti. MCtTon ~ rri. ':':.taurant. ~:,..IM carry stretcher bearing "'endy Joan McCormick Avenue. Buerger was d~ to 11.irroundlng areu. polloe
Cliff Ortve Monday atternoon laid. c.u .. ot tri. fire 11 under =:;r:i.:.i:: wallet .nd "'7 ~ Buerger , 22, of Cypress who was reported in serio us but· stable
1n-'lg.at1on. injured Menday when her sedan condition today at Fountain Valley . . ..)
A vel'llcle burglary Jn the 3000 block
of Alta Laguna BouJevard netted the
thieves 1 wallet. brletcue and,eult-
CAM with a total value of $912. -
Newport Beach
A Newpor1 Beach engineer r•
ported the theft of a Hond1 moped
valued at $300 from his home In the
5100 block of Neptune Monday.
A Newpor1 Beach housewife r•
ported her purse was an1tched at the
Hughes Lido supermarket Monday
atternoon.
A Newport Beach min repor1ed
the thett of a $500 te1ev111on from hi•
home In the 500 block of Carnation
Monday evenl~g.
H1rbor Day School at 3'4.a Pacific
A woman'• purse wu enatched
lrom her whlle she waited at a bu1
11op at Brl1tol Street and Sunftower
Avenue about 8:'45 p.m. Monday.
Polloe eald the purM. wtilch oon-
talMCS about $32, wu later r•
covered nearby.
Huntington Beach
A home burglary wu reported
Mond1y evening on the 8000 block of
ThOf Drive. A back window ecreen
wu ripped to enter. The lose In-
cluded $18 In cotna.
A wttlt• CheVrolet Luv pickup truck
w1th a camper shell was burglarized
Monday while parked on the 16500
block ot Irby Lane. The lou Included
mlacetlaneooa 10011 valued at $350.
A brown 1979 Dateun 280ZX was
TODAY'S WI-
Someone stole a $206 tcale from
the production table of Cu1tom
Weave Carpeta, 18'80 Pacific St.
Burgl1ra entered a residence at
175-M Loa Jardine. Eut and took
S 105 from the femtly room.
Irvine
Police believe possibly a reattor or
a would·be buyer looking OV91' the
home walked ott with $2,700 In
jewelry from an Irvine raeldenoe on
Wlldwtleet during the lut two WMk1. The theft wu reported Monday. A
loelt box 11 on the outll<M ot the tor
ulehome.
A S 10,000 diamond ring waa re-
ported 1tolen from the Rancho San
Joaquin goH courM at 9 p.m. Mon-
day.
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driven by Brian S hannon, 23, o f uninjured.
Old sewer lines ca.using stink?
Odor closes Huntington tavern; seven apartments evacuated
Huntington Beach auth orities
are speculating today that old
sewer lines lying under buildings
coMtructed in the 1920s may be
the source of mysterious foul
odors emanating from the Cagney
by the Sea bar in Huntington
Beach.
Fire Department spokeswoman
Birgit Davis said the source for the
potentially toxic sulfur dioxide
fumes hasn't been identified but
authorities a.re questioning if the
abandoned old sewer lines may
II you have a birthday glh to
give this month, you might give
some thought to a pl~ of Jew-
elry Ml with one of the November
blrth1tonea. Topaz or Cltrlne.
In addition to aharlng Novem-
b9f, t~ two gema hive many
llmularltlae and are often con-
fuled. They both occur In 1 wide
range of yellow tonea, from tawny
yellow through oranglatt-yellow
to the amolcy t>rowna. Both are
v.ry attractive gem1 and both are
v.ry durable and 1at11factory tor
Mttlng all typae ot jewelry for
men and women.
The mott popluar •tyle of cut·
ting fOf both gems la the 1tep cut
Th1t II when all f~tl are
tour-lld9d and In etepe and rows
1bove. below. and on the girdle
While Topu and Cltrlne have
many llmularttlae they allO hive
tome dtfferenoee. Topaz II the
more valuable gem and 11 often
"preclou1 Topaz" to di ..
Ungullh It from Cltrlne.
not be t.o blame.
The bar was closed and seven
upstalrs apartments were evacu-
~ted when foul-smelling odors
w ere detected coming from be-
ne'a th the floorboards of of the
men's bathroom S unday night.
Authorities feared a na tural gas
line had ruptured.
Davis said the building. at Main
S treet and Pacific Coast Highway.
was built in the early 1920s and
then rebuilt several tunes. New
sewe r lines were buil t and old
Mnry B.irr O>rlll1e<1 OP1nolt>q1·,1
sewer lines were abandoned in the
process.
· S he said the fumes do not po&e a
heal(h haz.ard t.o people in the
vicinity unless they would
breathe <.'Oncentrated amounts
over a long period of time.
The six members of the fire
department's new haz-med team
(hazardous materials, medical
emergency unit) monit.ored.. the
leak until a private consultant
took over at 7 p.m. Monday night,
Davis said.
Other varieties of quartz hive
their own names, such .. : roM
quartz (pink), amethyst (purple).
aventurlne (green) and crystal
(colorlfll).
Topaz la found prlmarlly In Br1-
zll whlle Cltrlne la llkely to be
lound more widely dl1trlbuted In
our eerth'a ~u1t.
'fopu 11 8 on the hardneu
ICale wt\ ... Cltrlne .. 7 T opu hu
a higher retr.ctlve Index and •
--~ gravity. Topu alto COfMI In Jddltlon11 eolort.
the moet beautluft ot which are
the bluee and plnke.
CltrlM It a memb9f of the
quertJ tamlly •nd 11 limited to the
~. OfAngee and bfOWYll I
-FARLEs~~R . ~=9 of «.)e. fe t,)
Topaz and Cltrlne eech hu ltt
place In our gem world. hc>weV91'.
I think It la Important not to con-
tuee them. New York State re-
cently tined a Jeweler for writing
Topaz on hla aalae .i1p lnlt .. d of
Cltrlne -when Cltrlne wu wtiat
he actually hid IOld. Unfortunate-
ly not all,..._. even know the
dltt«9n<:e. Th1t I• one of the
many reuona It paya the oon-eumer to 9eetc out a nrm holding
memberlhlp In the American
Gem Socle~. Requirement• of
memb9fthlp Include training In
gemology and adherence to high
ethleal 1tandard1. We .,.. proud
of our memt>erahlp In the Am«I·
can Gem Society and ~
vour queet1on1 on gemotoglc.al
1Ub~t1 and the opportunity thlt
month to lhow you our nne colo-
lecllon of T opu and Cltrlne ,tew-
alry.
W1 have lual unpacked the
carvect eton. ftgurlnee that 1
bought on my trip l•t month and
are anxlou1 to .now you t.hOM
too
4-nc• G"" Soci.+y . A«,-...M G""
LtlMr .. ory
17th & Irvine, Weatcliff Plot.a,
Newport Beach 642-3310
4 * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday, November 8, 1983
IOP OF THE NEWS
NATION
'
Record $6. 7 billion
phone rate hike ask e d
By tlae A11oclat~ Pl'et1 ..
WASHINGTON -Telephone companies
nationwide are asking for a record $6.7 billJOn
worth of proposed rate increases, but state
regulators have been turning down many more
requests than they're approving: A huge number
of requests have been filed by either Bell System
companies or independent phone companies such
as affiliates of the GTE Corp.
St. Louis paper to close
ST. LOUIS -Staff 'members on deadline
Monday reacted first with stunned silen< .. "e and
later with tears after they teamed that the St.
bouis Globe-Democrat, the city's morning news-
paper. will c:ease publishmg Dec. 31 after 131
years.
Major storm slams Utah
SALT LAKE CITY -The first major stonn
of the season has moved into Uta,h, droppin~ six
inches of snow in the mountair\S"' and causing
more than 100 power outages in two counties.
Several accidents were reported after the
slow-moving cold front entered Utah Monday.
Rabies hits National Zoo
WASHINGTON -A rare red panda at the
National Zoological Park has died of rabies, but
the disease has not harmed Hsing-Hsing and
Ung-Ling. the giant pandas given to the United
States by China, zoo officials said Monday.
Thirteen rabid raccoons have wandered into the
167-acre zoo in downtown Washington since
May ..
WORLD
Sat'iel -genN al-shol-.d.own
NEW DELm. India -Afghan rebels shot
down a helicopter, killing a Soviet general and all
10 others aboard. and the Soviets sent 7,000
reinforcements to beef up garrisons neat the
Afghan border with Pakistan. a Western
diplomatic aource said today.
Israel wary o f Syria alert
TEL A VTV. Israel -Israeli officials are
warily watching ?yria's emergency mobiliz.ation
of reservl! forces but insist Israel is not planning
to attack Syrian troops o r pull its own forces out
of Lebanon.
Earthquake rock s Belgi um
LIEGE. Belgium -Belgium's m06t power-
ful earthquake sinc:e 1938 shook the city of Liege
earl toda , and authorities said an elderly
woman was w en e ce1 ng o er ome
collapsed. Pol.ice said at least 10 people w ere
injured and many buildings were damaged
Grenada m ass g ra Ye probed
ST. GEX>RGE's. Grenada -Cuba is asking
the United Nations to help prevent the expulsion
Capitol blast 'probed
WASHINGTON tAP) -A
shaken Senate convened today
despite piles of rubble out.side the
chamber doors caused by a
pre-midnight expl06ion that open-
ed a gaping hole in an inside
Capitol wall, ripped through con-
gressional cloakrooms and damag-
ed several irreplaceable works of
art.
Senate Majonty Leader How-
ard Baker, R-Tenn., told col-
leagues tha t, had the Senate been
in ses&on at the time of the 11 p.m.
blast, there surely would have
been "grave mjury ... and, per-
haps. loss of life to senators and
staff."
---Un ited States Capitol ---
Bomb In
Capito I The FBI said the blast was
caused by a "high explosive device
with a delayed'-.timing." Tom
Griscom, an aide to Baker, said "it
was a wristwatch timer ."
staffers and chefs and waitresses
at the House restaurant were
evacuated.
special agent in charge of the
Washington FBI field office, told a
news conference that analysts had
not yet determined w~ether the
bomb that rocked the Senate was
dynamite.
As FBI agents poked today
through the debris in the seal-
ed-off nd floor of the Capitol,
a fresh as reported
-forcing part of the use side of
However, no bomb was found
aft.er an intensive search of the
Capitol and three House office
buildings, said Capitol Police Sgt.
Karen Magee.
"It was a high expl05ive device
with dell.\yed timing," Gardner
said. the Capitol to be cl . House Theodore M. Gardner. the
Diahlo Canyon gets green light
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Nuclear Regu-
latory Commission restored a portion of the lic:ense tt
suspended nearly two years for the problem-plagued
Diablo Canyon nuclear plant in California today.
The action wiU allow Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to
begin loading fuel next week into one of the two
reactors at the $4 .3 billion power plant situated on the
Pacific Ocean near San Luis Obispo.
The NRC suspended the plant's license on Nov.
19, 1981, after PG&E, the nation's largest utility
company, discovered that blueprints for reactor
supports that would enable it to withs~d a major
earthquake had been reversed.
The discovery led to an investigation which
turned up hundreds <>f other design errors. The
company has spent an estimated $220 million
correcting the errors over the past 18 months.
The commission voted 4-0, with commissioner
Victor Gilinsky abstaining, to allow PG&E to load
fuel into the Unit 1 reactor at the plant and conduct
"cold" or pre<ritical testing.
Commissioner Thomas Roberts wanted to re-
store all of the Uc:ense that was suspended two years
ago instead of just a portion of it.
TOP OF THE NEWS
STATE
Police arrest rapist
in elderly slayings
By tlae AHodatecl Prete
LOS ANGELF.s -A man booked for
investigation of two murders in a aeries of 32
slayings of elderly women shouldn't have been
released aft.er his 1976 conviction for rape and
robbery, Police Chief Daryl Gates says. Gates
called the arrest Monday of Brandon Tholmer,
27, "another failure" of the court system. Police
say they caught the convicted rapist trying to
enter the home of an 85-year-old paraplegic.
S trike targets 88 eate ies
SAN FRANCISCO -Union•·7_,,.._
workers Monday voted overwhfl.rJIMflr«
authorize a strike against the Iden G,ate
Restaurant Association, which represents 88 of
the cit y's restaurants.
Lo w voter turnout fore cast
SAN DIEGO-Only about one third of the
929,000 registered voters in San Diego County
were expected to cast ballots in today's general
election that featured 14 balJot measures and 345 _
candidates vying for 152 offices.
Times Mirror tells sale
LOS ANGELES -Times MiITor Co. said
Monday it has agreed to sell New American
Library, its paperback publishing subsidiary. for
more than $50 million.
Transplant recipient dies
SAN DIEGO -A 56-year-old woman who
received the first liver transplant in Southern
California history died early today at Sharp
Memorial Hospital.Ellen Mareno, 56, died at 1:45
a .. m., just eight days after her 21-hour Qct. 31
surgery.
of rts·entire embassy staff in Grenada. and U.S
officials said Monday they will investigate I
"rumors" of a mass grave mistakenly reported by 11
th~State Department~ ~
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hat caused Air-spur co'pter; to crash?
rash gives
1ight foes
ew a1nnio
y STEVE MARBLE ................
Orange County Supervisors
ed today for an lndependent
be of Monday's A.irspur com-
uter helicopter crash and openly
~uestioned the inunediate future
f the conµnuter finn's operations
t John Wayne Airport.
~"I am assuming that~ service
resume until a ~mplete
esUgatiorl is concluded," said
~upervisor Bruce 'Nestande, a
Fonner Marine Corps pilot. ·
~Nestande said the checkered
ety record of commuter heli-
pter se}"Vice in general "makes
belii've that comers are being
J:ut at the preventative mainten-
~level."
The supervisor said his own
experience with military helicop-
ters leads him to believe that
.,they should be practically acci-
dent-free."
I "Why then do we have these
accidents with commuters?"
Nestande asked. "That's what I
~ant to know. Is there too much
tost-cutti.ng?"
Alrspur vice-president Tim
Gallagher said the company's
~See FLIGHT camcs. Pase AZ)
' f HI ORANG I COAST
TUEIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 18131
Firefighters stand by in El Dorado
Park in Long Beach following the
Airspur exec
John G~llagher:
I ' . ... t s a mystery
why the tail
rotor failed.
.............. .,, ........ 1( .....
Monday evening crash of a com-
muter helicopter.
COAST IDITIDN NB
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Mesans ir.at-e
as city Ol(s
all projeCt
By KAREN E. KLEIN
I Of, ... o .. .., f'llol llofl
As many as 300 homeowners
who turned out for a marathon
city council meeting in Costa Mesa
1 Monday. nigh_t were "shocked,
dismayed. angry and upset"
when, in the wee hours this
morning, the council voted 3-2 in j favor of developing a $90 million
addition to the South Coast Plaza
Mall west of Bear Street.
1n its decision, the council went
against a Jong-standing policy not
to allow commercial development
west of Bear Street on property
that abuts a residential "island" of
1.000 single-family homes.
Council members Ed
McFarland and Nonna Hertzog
voted against allowing a general
plan amendment to change the 18
acres of land bordered by Bear
Street, Sunflower Avenue and
South Coast Drive from me-
dium-density residential to gen-
eral commercial use.
Developers C.J. Segerstrom &
Sons applied for the amendment
so they could build the mall
addition on the property, which
they own.
A residents' coalition led by Jon
Paradis, president of the North
Costa Mesa Homeowners' As-
sociation, packed the t'Ouncil
chambers to standing room only
capacity with a crowd of vocal
homeowners who fear their prop-
erty values and quality of life will
be negatively affected by the mall
addition.
"All o( them (the council mem-
bers) made up their minds before
hearing our side." Paradis said
after the meeting. The home-
owners were especially upset,
many of them said, because they
felt they had assured council
denial of the project last Aug. 15,
when the Segerstroms asked for a
continuance.
"Last August, Arlene (Schafer)
insisted that we go ahead with a
vote," said Bobbi Floyd, vice
president of the homeowners'
association. Floyd. near tears at
the end of the meeting, charged
that Schafer and Johnson had
been swayed by the power of the
Segerstrom coalition.
"Money talks," Floyd said bit-
terly.
Flames lick utility pole in Mesa
The heat was very intense but no one was injured
in this spectacular fire Monday caused when
By J ERRY HIRSCH
Of ... Dellr ........
A special invesllgations team
from England Is on its way to
probe the crash of a British-built
commuter helicopter en route to
John Wayne Airport.
The helicopter, a Westland 30
operated by Airspur Helicopters
Inc., was 10 minutes from John
Wayne on lta way from Los
Angeles International Airport
when it loat its tail rotor and
crashed crashed into a flood
control . channel near Willow
Street and the 605 Freeway in
Long Beach about 5 p.m. Monday.
Six people were injured, two
seriously.
"They are sending two in-
vestigators from the United King-
dom Accident Investigation
Board They will be here torught
and we will st.art a investigation in
the morning," &andy Brown, a
National Transportation Su!ety
Boa.rd spokeswoman, said today.
Brown would not discuss the
accident becauae "we have not
received any data from the scene."
According to James Woodard,
40, a Fountain Valley resident
who was a passenger on the
ill-fated helicopter, "We heard a
noise and·aa soon as we heard the
noise the heUcopter. started to
spin."
(Sff AIRSPUR, Pa1e AZ>
-.............. .,, ...... 1( .....
Airspur passengert James Woodard of Fountain
Valley is wheeled into hospital after crash.
"
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r
4 ,1 . ;
construction equipment tore a gas line on
Avocado Street. See story on P age A3. McFarland and Hertzog were
overruled by Councilwoman
Arlene Schafer. Vice Mayor Eric
Johnson and Mayor Donn Hall,
long an outspoken proponent of
the mall addition.
The council heard 5 l hours of
testimony on both sides of the
project and read prepared state-
ments explaining their posit.ions
before they took a~ about 1:45
this morning.
The homeowners. confident
they would win a no vote from a
majority of the council, admitted
they may have been unprepared
~~~;::~~~:~;r VOtes trickle in at p~ oils along Coast members who reversed earlier
positions.
Segerstroms officials have been
lobbying long and hard for the
650,000-square-foot addition to
(See MALL, Pase AZ>
Fatal day:
·How did
you react?
TM Dally Piiot want• "' reedet8 to 1h1te In hl8tory. We are Meklng IUb-
mlllk>nl from reader• who ltlll vtvtdly
recall their reecttona the moment tMy
teemed Preeldent John F. Kennedy hlld
beef\ lhot on Nov. 22, 1"3.
To mar1t the 20th .nntwreery of that
date. we hope to publllh a cotteetton of per80Nll ltortea. We'd
, llke yours. f elf UI where you were. how you tMf'Md and, moet
~.how the newa ~ed you.
Send no more than 250 woreta of proee to: JFK, The Dally
Pttot, P.O. Box 1580, Coeta M ... 92828. DMdllne for rec::.tvtng
the remfntacencel ta thl1 Friday.
J •
By PHU. SNEIDERMAN
Ol .. O.., .........
Polling places in Orange Coast
cities reported light voter turnouta
early today in the off-year elec-
tions. Polls will remain open unW
8p.m.
Orange County Registrar of
Voters Al Olton predicted only 12
percent of almoet one million
eligible voters countywide would
visit the polls today. Voters who
have-questions about their polling
place can call the regi.ltrar-'a office
at 834-2244.
Locally, voters are selectinR
Heiress· seeks public
Irvine Co. stock off er
BJ JERRY lllNICll
Ol .. O.., .........
Just a day before what may be
ihe final showdown between
helreel Joan Irvine Smith and
Irvine Co. Chairman Donald Bren
over the future of the 1prawllna
Land development finn. Smith baa
dbclc.d what ahe ii tryiRc to
acicorn pl.I.ah.
"What I am looking for ii a
public offerina of Irvine C.o.
stock." Smith told the Dally Pilot.
"I _know a lot of people around
here would like to own 101ne
Irvine Co. atock. 'That ii eomethina
the people would be int.erated
in."
The Irvine Co. baa been pri-
vately held lince James Irvine
founded the Irvine Ranch 119
)'MI'S a,o. 'That meana that unlike
a public oompany IUCh u ~ral
Moton, the publk cannot buy
1hara of Irvine Co. atock and la
not privy to financial information
about the firm.
(See tRVINE, Pa1e Al)
t
scliool board members, college
district trustees and water district
officials. 1n Irvine, voters are
deciding on a propoaed tax to aid
local schools.
An early check of polling places
revealed a light turnout.
(See VOTING, Pa1e A%).
lllDEX-
BUnetln Board A2 MOYiee 83
~ M ~Muuml 1\ad • C8-8 National Newa A4
C'.omD M PoUceLOI A3
Cltmword C8 Public Notk.9 C4.&
0.thNotica C4 Sports Cl-4
Mtiorial Paet M Dr.Stef.ncrobn Bl
lhtertalnmmt 83 Stock Marketa 88
Hatowp. c::r Tbeat.en m
lnlllnnill6orl 83 W•ther AJ
Annt..anden B2 World New. A4
Call 842 4321 with newa tip•
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Clo1lng 1,214.SM
BUSINISS BRllfS
MCA film earnings decline
38 percent in 3rd quarter
UlS ANG ELE.5 -MCA l.nc., which boomed during the
summer of 1982 with "E.T . the Extra-Terrestrial," the
largest-grossing film in history, had no such hit th.is summer,
and it s howed in the company's earnings -down 38 percent
for the third quarter '
R egan sees 'no lax increase'
W ASH.lNGTON -Treasury Secretary Donald Regan
said the Reagan administration won't even corwder•tax
increases until Congress makes sharp spending cuts m the
budget. Regan said Monday that 1! substantial reductions
were made in government spending. "then I would assume
the presfdent at that point rrught consider some type of
con ti.ngency tax "
Manville wins s uit ext ension
NEW YORK -Mal\ville Corp.. the forest products
company facing a noocr of asbestos-related lawsuits, won a
two-week e xtensioo of a key bankruptcy court deadline. U.S.
Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland gave the company until
Nov. 21 tosubrruta reorganizauon plan, 1.neluding a system for
settling the asbestos lawsuits.
American Airlines signs pact
GRAND PRAIRlE. T exas -American Airlines said it
reached a new. two-year contract with its pilots union that
trades a no-furlough guarantee for wage conces&ons.
American said the contract w 1U help move the carrier
"from a very high-cost airline to a much lower cost airline.''
Chrysler strike 'ver y costly'
TWINSBURG. Ohio -As autoworkers returned to their
)Obs Monday al Chrysler Corp.'s stamping plant, auto
industry analysts said the five-day local strike that crippled
auto production nationwide cost the company $70 million to
$75 million. /
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