' 'Have ihey caug im?' Protopappas sentenced to 15 years yROBERT AR s dnvsn nd h ve become Of IM DdJ f'lltf ltaft hysterical ByJEFF OLER 0 Parent , school nd police re 1'he kid re really fnnd." OlllleO.-, ...... tightenina unty measures to ad Shelly Repsher. n p rent of form r CC)$.t Mc d n11 Tony protect scltool children followmg two )'9ung daughters whO alt nd ProtopapPf wa scnt ctd to three three rooent all~d k1dnappmg Kettler Elementary School at concurre t 1~ year to hfe pnson attempt in Huntanston Bench. 8750 Dorsen Drive, •• nd the terms Monday for the anesthesia· In some instances, keen ~r­ marents are concerned ·· overdose killings of three paucnts m ent I concem - ifnot fear - has R~her, who J>reviou ly ha 1982-and 1983. e calated in neighborhood , ac­ been able to stand in front of her The sentence, pronounced by Or· cotding to parents. Some young- home and watch as her daughters anit County Superior Coun Judge 5ters reportedly h ve see" a car walked to school, has uined L.u1 Cardena following 1 da)-long similar to on older model green walking them 10 nd from the sentencao=na m the Santa Ana ...... Chevrolet the suspect nll~dly (Pleue Me l"EAR/A2) (P eee DEKTISTI A2) Vlctim'e ltln 111& JKken &11d Dlo~ IDwat ......

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- TUESDAY OCTOBER 23. 1984 ORANGF C OUNTY C A LI FORNIA :?5 CENT S

Coast crashesI · kill woman, tot injuries she suffered when her car was Bradley said Ramsey, drivjng a to the hospital as a precauuon, m tly unrestra10ed in :the passenger &eat of • 'Minor injuries' claim Newport victim; broadsided in a Corona '"del Mar 1977 (.:tJc,.·rolet, was not wearing a be<::ause ofher aie. Bradley id. the truck. rudi was tra\d1"' at intersection police reponed. scat belt. Her car was struck by a truck boUt 2S mph. 1 girl dies after falling out of truck Apparently, the woman suffered driven by Oark R. Vanwick. 26, of Meanwhile, Shannon Meccico. 3. internal iajuries. She died at Hoag Fountain Valley. was lc.illed Monday montln,g w}\en she - he ap~tly opened the dOor Memonal Hospital in Newport apparently fell out of a pickup tnK:k somCho • saidDaiJy. By STEVE MARBLE Juan Capistrano who were killed Van\\iCk, driving north on the her mother "'BS driving on Beach about four hours after the 10 OnCfJl A passing motorist oppcd at lhe Of ....,.., l'W hllf Monday in separate car- accidents, Pacific O>ast Highway, was not cited. llipwa) about five miles east of [a a. m. collision at Pacific Coast High­ accident scene and P''C first aid to the Seat belts might have saved the authorities said today. way and Marguerite Avenue. said Paramedics at hrst judged Pata A~enuc, said catifomia High­ way Patrol spokesman Ken Daily. girl, who •was pron.ounad dead at lives of an elderly Newport Beach Inez Esther Ramsey. 86. died from Newport Beach traffic investigator Ramsey's injuries to be of a minor Mission Community Hospital 1n woman and a )..year-old girl from San what at first appeared to be minor Rick Bradley. nature and amnged to transport her Daily said the young girl was ndu1a M1sston ~ICJO, Daily said. Billy ·Martin UC Irvine basketball coach Biii found innocent Mulllgan suf­ ferecf'a mild stroke Friday in CdM ruckus In Biiiings, Mont., and on doctors' By STEVE MARBLE Ot ..DllJ ..... orders, will take a couple Billy Martin, the fiery ex-m rutF. of weeks off from his and J?layer known for his ruIMns with normal coaching routine. umpires. finally got an arbiter to rule /C1. in his favor when a NewPort Bcacb juc4c today found him not guilty of being drunk in public. Wearing a gray suit, blade cowbo) Coast tiOOtS. a ms 'tie and :a 'IOmber 'Aire Manin aid he'd rather bneball A beach parking lot at­ than courtroom strategy f ollowmg his tendant got a message victory an Harbor Municipal Coun. from the heavens: mar­ .. I'll answer a baseball gucstion if A you have one... Manin said before riage proposal. I A3 ducking out ofthe courtroom with his , attorney is tow. The former New York Yanees' manager was arrested April 13 after CaM.fomla .. ewport Beach police found him on An expert witness says ~ the front lawn of a prlfriend's house (Pleue eee BILLY/A2) the children In the ~ McMartin Preschool ca f are terrified by thel' al· leged molesters./A4 Badham revives Nation Urban Man's on view at his challenger's·. the Metrozoo In Miami - and attracting reco'd crowds./88 anti--Israel stand ~rB ' By &OBERT HYNDMAN fountain Valley.. the ewpon Beech World Of .... DlilJ ...... congressman produced a letter writ­ Rep. Robert Badham hu ac:custd ten to him two yean ago t?,• Bradford President Marcos has or· challenger Carol Ann Brldfotd of that called for cuttin& miliwy and dered seven military men Nancy Reaga~ in OC to visit havinJ.a ..shoot from the tip" attitude economic aid to Israel. prosecuted after a report on political issues - speaficall), aid "This is a good example of het accused them of plotting to Israel. 'shoot from the lip' philosophy on the At a candidates forum Monday in (Pleue Me BADRAJl/A2) Benigno Aquino's as­ suppor~ers, teen d~ug center sassination./A5 T ..... '• h '1i program funded by the unty. F)lriet lady tours Santa Ana s p oenix ouse. Phoenix House representatives said 1 fi '> L.a b GQ I' ' 1 ' 0 "" Monday's visit ·was Mrs. Reagan's Mlnd&Body C eercu y p VO unteers D range third in the ~st four years. Santa Ana winds Following theSantaAna visit, Mrs. Feeling woozy In a By ROBERT HYNDMAN that I can do in addition to what I'm Reagan ped off to Orange Count) Jacuzzi? Better alt down OflMDll!r,...IUff . already doina. please let me know," Republican Party hea~qu!U'1Cf5 in qulckly./81 First I..ady Nin Rn.po made said Mrs. Reagan, who has made the Orang'C where n enthus.aast1c pther­ bring clear skie$ two brief stops in Orange County crusade qgainst drug abuse one of her inachantcd "four more years! aubc Monda.)' afternoon to tour a drug top concerns in recent years. entered the buildina." Fnm staff aJHI wire repor11 planes would be traveling anto the rehabihtalion center in Santa Ana Chatting with four teens who were In a bnef add~s to 58 oounty Seasonal northeastCtly San\I Ana ,..; nd. Entertainment and t~twale.;iipUblican Pany accompanied b) their parents for the Republican ~oluntccrs. Mrs. Reagan said ..These arc the folks who really winds picked up speed toda). brina­ Ralph Odenwald. air trafli man· ~olurbccnln Ot'Antie.' fim lady's 3 p.m. ~isit. Mrs...Reapn ager of the aiq>0rt's tower. said the StOJ)pin1 visit at the Pbocnix was a kcd ~hat:message she had for ~in election • • i ng dear 5kics and ·warm "' thCI' to Ambition overcomes In· fon Southern Califomia . alternate path IS used v.bcocvcr the 1 House in Slnta Ana, Mrs. R~n young people faced with drop. These last two weeks. as you know. experience In 'Cat on a Gust of up to 34 mph were wind becomes ruona and cha Old the t~-age residents, "We need "Say no," me quickly rephed. arc &0ina to be vCf'), '\Cl) difficul~" Hot Tin Roof" In Mission she s11d. ..But as I id at the reponed this mominga1 JOhn Wayne dlrection. you clear.eyed and clear-headed." The Phoenix Hou.~ has 70 adults .. Instead of takiftl off .south over Vlejo./83 "There's a lot of 1pcoplc out there and 30 adolescents unde!'loina drug convention. we'll make it one more Airport. ~'here \akt'--Off and landing ~ttem we~ cha at 9 a.m . so {Pleue ... WIMD8/A2) MWq~ohelp}'ou. lftherc~sanyih1ng tthabilitataon treatment through a (Pleue eee NAJllC'!' I A2) . " INDEX Erma Bombeek B2 Br1dge 84 On.Jy ~ Coast cities au11et1n B~d A3 Missing girl, 3, 'Bulfneu 85~ Cellfornla News A4 ct.... fled C4·6 take stands on· 36 Comlcl 94 feared victim CrOMWOrd ce ~ost Death NotlcU 88 opppse tax cut. • HelpVourtelf 82 but.fear backlash HoroecQPt cs of kidnapping Ann Landerl ·92 Mind and Body 81-2 RBI.£ Mutual Funds 86 Net16n81 News A4 Opinion A8 Potlce Log AS PUbMC Notion .c.. Sport• C1~ StOOk Marketa .. 87 TMYtllOn 82 nt.t9'1 83 WMthet A2 WOridNewt A5

.. ~1-DAU..i PtLOTnUMOIW 0GtGlll•23 1814 'Dangerous desperado' gets I 00 years for bank holdups Clear and windy along the Coast tour pnor nk holdups. h ientcnoe, m de up of four =.• Coaatal M 0.Vld Dean Dahlen" 24, of La SCP ratc25·)'ear tcnns, as believed to :: =ft Habra""'' described by :rCdcral Jud be one of the harshest ever handed u .. Jamts ldcman a ··dangerou dC$· down for bank robbery conviction. .. $7 pcndo" who had no rcmonc for his ··1 don•t rcalll a. sentence th t vic:um1 and presented a clear r Jo°" d fcdCT11f nrosccutor J m =;: m M" .. to society. Berliner. M 41 ~ N 87 .. 81 66 1•78 ,,eo . 83 to 11 10 M M BILLY MARTIN INNOCENT•.• .,." 1161 From Al ., 12 was not called bca\use ofthc3udge·s ..... "11 in Corona del Mar. Police said ruling. Bolh tdcs llateed to waive a 11 .. Martin, color and controvmiaJ u M q rieiahbors had complained that a ball player and man.aaer. has had trial and let Bostrom make the .. et decision. .. ff Martin was outisde scrnmina. alcohol-related run-ins with the law eo u Police said they took Manin to jail before and once got in trouble for Martin declined to comment on the 711 to bCC:ausc he was unable to care for allegedly punching a marshmallow ca9C as he entcrca the courtroom and .." 112711 himself. The ex-manager W1lS bailed salesman in the face during a barroom ~in as he left a few minutes later. 41 l2 our after four hours by his &irlfricnd. incident. A former ma~ with the Yan­ 65 .,. .. 117 Judge Russel Bostrom ruled in In the Corona del Ma.r incident, kees, Detroit T.,ers, Minnesota 47 2• Martin's !a\ior today afterJook.inaat a police claimed Martin and his &irl­ Twins, Texas Ransers and Oakland a61 .,H series of photographs and determin­ friend got into a spat over travel A's. Martin now is a scout for lhe 11 St ing the woman's front lawn could not Yankees. 11 .. arrangements for a horse he had 67 •• · be interpreted to bC a public place. purchased for her. The cit-manager, however. is per· 12 .. · ' The question of whether Martin Martin's girlfriend reportedly was haps betteT kno~ now for his role in ..to 63" was intoxicated did not come up. set to testify in his behalf tOday but a television beer commercial. 7t ,,

: WINDS.BRING CLEAR SKIES••• . 1 SuRF REPORT From Al ------the beach, the planes arc now takiris The National Weather Service 80 to 85, witb low$ tonight 42 to 52. Temps Eztended off north. Landings arc coming in predicted low humidity, with Mountainiarcas will have north to from the south. Usually it's the temperatures droppin1 durlna the northeast winds of20 mph to 35 mph. opposite way;• Odenwald said. . niaht. with overniaht lows of 35 to 4S and He said north and northeast austs 4 Winds will blow from l 5 mph to 30 Wednesday hiahs 54 to 62 in the bad replacedtheusualwindsfrom the mph in the canyons, with resort areas. south and southwest. temperatures ran.ging in the mid-80s The Santa Ana winds will blow 1S The Oran1e Coumy Fire ~n- Wedncsdayafterovemightlowaof55 mph to 25 mph in the deserts, with ; ment reported no wind-related lnci- to 60. ovemiaht lows ranaina from 34 to 44 dents as of 11 a.m., though the Costa The National Weather Service in the upper desert and 45 to 55 in the Mesa Police Department received a predicted Wednesday highs at lower desen. Wednesday highs will rcportofapalmtrccS. "Por us, it's a bia deal,·• he &lasses at the time. The vehicle .is A ground search of the area that People who want to contribute to especially in light of the unanimity of tained personally oppose it, but felt it explained. "Our situation is differeot believed to be a Ford &:onoline van involved more than a 270-member the reward fund should call the ofinion exprcued when the League should be left up to voters, Sorsabal We're more dependent on the prop­ passed with beige cu~ins in its rear window. search party was halted Sunday Orange County Search and Rescue at o Cities resolution was in said. erty tax than the biger cities because Sberifrs deputies said they have afternoon. Bryant said the search 828-3200 or send donations to Na· September. He also P.Ointcd out that Costa we don't have the sales tax base.·• had no luck locating the man. team scoured about 10 square miles tional Kid Print, P.O. Box 5548, Another reason few cities have Mesa council mcmberl voted unani· Fountain Valley City Manager The task force, formed Monday, of the remote desert area. Buena Park 90622. staked out a pos'ition on the measure mously to oppose Proposition J3 in Judy Kelsey said council members in may be expanded in the coming days. Meanwhile, members of National The sheritrs department is asking is that many public officials feel it is 1978: . that city haven't publicly discussed said department spOkcsman Jim Kld Print have offered a reward for anyone with infonnation or antone inappropriate for their city or the The Laguna Beach City Council the issue and won't before the Bryant. He said ·detectives from information leading to the where­ who was in the Joshua Tree area county to involve itself in a matter voted unanimously to oppOSe the Wl November election. being submitted to voters. kidnap, homicide and crimes ~nst aboutl of the blonde-haired airl. The Thursday contact authorities at (619) issue in September, said~aty Manter lrvine Assistant City Manager Paul children divisions a.re included 10 the amount of the reward wu not made 367-95'44. Kenneth Frank. Ma<'Allister . said Huntington Brady said members of that city's "Thia is a question directly peni· Beach C:ity Council members are ~ouncil all arc individually opposed nent to the city ofLaguna Beach. lfv.te willing to let the loCal League ofCities to Proposition 36. . don't tell pe_ople, how will they chapter take the lead on the issue. The ••Historically, however, they felt know?" he asked. city hasn't taken a position on 36 BADBAM REVIVES ISRAEL LETTER••• they didn't want to act into a political Frank said that not only has the because ••not enough City Council .. FromAl debate on a Statewide issue,.. he council taken a position on the members feel thef want to raise the explained. measure, it also has sent letters to issue at election time when they are issues," Badbam said. Theater. Bradford does not deny writing the Newport Beach City Manager Rot>- various community aroups and running for election," he said. Badbam's presentation ofthc'Sept. According to a Badham aide, the Jettcr, he said. ert Wynn cited a third reason for not 24. 1982. lctter caught his Democratic Jetter from Bradford followed Israel's ''It was in m~nse to a particular asking council members i11 bis city ao challenger off guard. Bradford had invuioo of Lebanon. lo it. Bradford issue and even~ ' Hiner said ...h was take a stand on the bellot initiative. just. voiced her support for the state of asked Badbam to support a move­ at a particulir {><>int in time when , "I thou~t the publiC would thinJc\ FEAR GRIPSPAREN'ES••• ilsrael. · ' ment in the House ofRepresentatives innocent people ll1 the refugee camps we were taking a;position that would From Al ··rd like to see that letter a bit more to cut off all aid, military and outside of Beirut were being be self-servine. I did not want to place closely," she said. but declinedfurthcr campus as a safety measure. or forming car ~ls. economic, to Israel massacred." ~ it on the a1enda because people who And she refuses to permit her School officials are hoJdio,g as­ comment Monday evening. " Bradford also said she hoped the Hiner said Bradford ••has a great read it would think v.ie had an ax to .. Past records come back to haunt people of Israel would "rise up and children to play in the front yard at semblies to warn children to stay deal of compassion for Isracr' and grind or an interest to protec:t. ·• he their home in the vjcinity of Atlanta away from strangers and police ~sometimes, " Badham replied. remove their sick leaders." does not now advocate cutting offaid. said. A venue and Magnolia Street. officers arc scouring areas for the car The issue is expected to come up Although Bradford was un­ "She feels it•s kind of ironic tliat However. Costa Mesa City Ma.n· again this evening when the two available for comment today, her "My little boy ('4 years old) asks - a 1968-72 model Chcvrolete Badham is bringing this up," Hiner agcrFred Sorsabal "'id he felt it was each

ORANGE COAST Clrcul•tlon 714/642-au NANCY REAGAN VISITS COUNTY••• ~ Oalty Piiot Cl•••lfled *fvertlalng 714/M2·5e11 From Al · DetlV•fY All other d9p•rtmente M2"'4121 I• Ou•ranteed Dally Piiat for the 'Gipper.'" answered all the questions he was · Denouncina reports that the presi­ MAIN OFFICE Mor!da)i Frioay n you CIO 330 Wttt Bly SI C:O.ta ..... CA asked." · dent may be too old for the job, Mrs. noc ,.,... :youi CleJ* llY t.lal llOdr- 8oo. 1580. Colla Meu CA II~ Asked by reponCt'S to assess her Earlier in the day. Mrs. Reagan Reapn was quoted by the Associated · !> 30pm cdbetor• 1 ~"' ..-.0 yo.JI copy ..... be husband's performance in the Sun­ visited a group of elderly people in Press as saying, "It's not true and he's 1Je9Yt!ed H. L. Schwartz m day evening debate in Kan$as City, Rivenide and told them the issue of shown that it's not true. I think it's.a &.!Ufoey lllld SUndlv II Pubhsher Mrs. Reagan sa!.4, .. J thouaht he was age and her husband has been put "to non-issue. I think it's insulting to an yOU 00 not r«elll• your copy by 1 • m , ca• betort great. I , thoU&ht my husband bed once and for all." awful lot of people." 10 • m tnO yOUf copy Wiii bt~td AMemary Churchman Clrculatfon Controller Telepttonft .DENTIST GETS 15-TO-LIFE .•• Stephen F. C•razo Doneld L. Wllll•m• From Al Production Circulation courthouse, means the 39-year-old evidence mdicatina Protopappas neg- from Protopappas' hometown.. JD Manager Manager dentist will be eligible for parole in 71h ligcntly administered overdoses of Price, Utah, other dentists, friends years. general anesthesia to the three pa- and past patients. Deputy District Attorney James tients., causing their deaths. The Patient Dotti Filsinger. 72. told the fllll~~ Cloninger. who asked that Protopap­ defense contended 1he deaths were court Protopappas had corrected a pas be ordered tg serve his sentences "unfortunate accidents," caused by dental problem that she had been consccut1vely, said the term meted medical Cltcumstanccs beyond the sufferina from for close to 40 years. out by theJudge was a "fair sentence," doctor's control. Defense attorneys "I'd love to go back to him. We one with which he had no quarrel. Tuller and Hollis Dyer asked the need Dr. Protopappas baclc," she Defense attorney Robert Tuller court to place Protopappas on proba- said. said he planned to appeal Protopap­ tion. Rudy Sickler, a patient and friend ,, pas· conviction on three counts of Kim Andreasstn's mother, Ulla who shared a common interest in second-degree murder "as soon as Isaksen, said she was relieved when photography with the doctor, dc­ possible." Protopappas was ordered to pnson. scribed Protopappas as a charitable Tuller quoted Protopap~ as say­ "He belongs in prison," she wd man who never demanded payment Designed, ing. "It lSn't what I hoped for, but it outside the courtroom. her checks from him when he could not afford to wun't totally unexpected," after stained with tears... I thou&bt, thank paX sentence was pronounced. God. now it's over. It's been so Iona. •i•d ta.kc my (children) ther~ this Elnlshed Protopappas. who appeared pale so difficult." , afternoon if he'd get out of here and and tired during the proceedinp, DuriDJ'the hcarin~ baksen as well practice dentistry, without hesi­ seemed composed when the sentence as several of Craven s relatives tesli· tation,'' he said. Installed was handed down. The curly haired fied how the deaths of the girls had Another patient and friend, Ray dentist was dresseil in a aray-plaid affected their respective families. Hunt, ~tificd it would be a ••sreat suit, white shirt anll black tie for his , Craven's sister-in-law, Rula injustice" to society if Protopa_ppas courtroom api>earancc. Craven said the emotional damaat were imprisoned. And another, Costa The one-time Laguna Beach resi­ caused 1oy the P,rl's death had "spread Mesa resident C.J. Kirk said, "Tbis dent who ran a S l ·million-a-year, like a cancer' throu$1J the familr. •mile you see belonp to him.'' higli-volume dental clink on Costa :·There bas to be some Justice. There 1 The testimony from Protopappas• Mesa's 19th Street bas remained in stiU a lifetime ·ahead of us of supporters drew cheers and applause

Orange~ _ County Jail in lieu of emotional problems1 " she told the from many in the courtroom. but 17.SO,t>OO tiiut since liis July 31 court. drew an admonishment from 1uctae conviction. Herdauahter. Briditt Craven, •id Cardenas. A six-man, four-womanju,.Yfound · her c::I~ friend and relative Pa· In scntencina the dentist, Cardenas~ Protopappes aujlty of killing 23.ycar. tnciawas the "metal, bond and aJue acknowledged the pain and sufftrina old Hunt1naton Beach resident Kim that held the family together." of the three victims' families. • AndreasKJ"I, lJ.year--old Sacramento Testifytna on Prot0pa_ppa1' bchitf "My heart ~out to their fam1l- resident Patricia Cnven and 3 l ·yCAr· were to witnesses who characteri1cd iea," he &aid. ''My heart 1oea out to old Coata Mesa resident CAthryn the dentist 11 a hard-workina, com· .Dr. Protopappas u well. rt'1 difficult Jones followina a hiahly publicized passionate and charitable man who and sad to lose all he lost. Dr. 31 Years Experience Manufacturing Quality Shutters four-month trial. cared deeply for his paticnu. The Protopappas' life basically i de­ The prosecution presented witnems 1nclll4c:d family friends stro}ed forever." FINEST QUALITY SHUTTERS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TODAY••• AT FACTORY Wbal do yH like abolil Ute Dally PUot! What doa't YM llke? CaU t•e m r 11 le.ft aad yHr me1111e wW be recorded, 1ru1ertbed ud klJ rid to &Jae approprlale e4Uor. DIRllCT PRICUI Call (TM) 548 1841 or548-1717 Just Call ne aamt 2'·MU u1wertq tervlce ma)' be 1Hd a. rec.hi t.t&en 11 die e41SOr • aay hpfc. C.1r1M.. n '°Hr Leuen C9l1m1 mitt llclHe &M.lr ume aa t lepltoH Hmber ,., •trifkaU•. o clrntalloa callt, plt11e. ~ HBI... llAllUtlCTlll 1977 Placentia Avenue• Costa M.. , CA 82827 642-6086. 'Tell UI wa.a1•1 OI f•r 1111... • - I Oran~ Coast DAllY PU.:OT/:r~ OalolMJr 23 1tM Aa - -- * 8uLLET1 N Bo~Ro ..., ...... ree flu shots offered seniors ...... • Th~ South Coast MedacaJ Center m South Laguna 1 ponsonng o free, &emor c1ttun flu?hot clinic on friday, Ocl. 26 from 3 to 6 p.m. M1rurnum age for the shots is ,5. For Information call 499-1311 . a1>e11 c.lub schedules boutique The Junior Ebell Club oflrvine will hold a Christmas Boutique on Saturda~. Oct. 27, at Umvenity·High Sch.ool Campus Drive at Culver, in Irvine. More than 100 crat\srhen and . mcrchams wall be offering Christmas wares, bas~ets, JCWe!ry. oma~ents and wreaths are;JUSt a few of the nems available. Children's toy~ will also be for sale. Ught rcfre'Shments and home-baked go:ods will be available throughout the day. The boutique shopping tloururc from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~ S l donation is requested. ACLU to hold potluck brunch The Amencan Civil Libenies Union Orange County Chapter will have a potluck brunch on Sunday. Oct. 28, at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Pat and Haskd Shapiro 287 Evening Canyon Rd .• Corona dcl Mar. Knife wielder held ~ , Chapter delegates and ahei:nates to ACLU Southern Cahfotnaa Annual Alsembly will be elected. Candidates arc Jackie Price, Don Hallard and Henry Fagin. Guest speakers will be Paul Hoffman. legal director of in Mesa Plaza fight l\CLU Founoation, and Jean Forbath, director of Share Ourselves. Topic will be "Shelter: A Fundamental Right." For more information, call 6314460. l•rael Fair elated Sunday The 12th Annual Federation Israel Fair will be held Sunday, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Orange County Fairarounds. There will be kosher ethnic food. Jewish/Israeli exhibits, arts and crafdts. gifts, books Judaica; sames, door prizes, and continuous live entertainment Admission is $3 for adults, SI for children 6-12. and children under 6 are free. For information, call 530-6636.

P08tedltortolecture Benjamin Bradlcee, executive editor of the Washing­ ton Post, will give a lecture entitled "Washinfton and the Pre!IS" at UC Irvine on Monday. Oct. 29, at p.m. in the Herita.se Room of University Center. "' Tickets to the lecture are $5 general admission. $2 for UCl students, and $3 for other students, senior citizens, UCI staff, · faculty and Alumni Association membcl"$. Tickets are available at UO box offices, or caJI 856-6617 for mail, telephone or credit card orders. For more information. call 856-6379. Gillld to meet Wednesday · St. John Vianney Guild will meet Wednesday, Oct 2-4, at 10 a.m. at Promontory Point Oubbouse, 200 Promontory Point Drive, Newpon Beach. Speakers will be June Van De Noort, hospice ooordinator, Town and Country Home'"Nursing service; Vivian Thomas. directon ~nstian Service Agency. and Sally Sullivan and Sister Ellen O'Leary of Casa Teresa. Topics will cover home health services for the tenninaJty ill, help in providing special services for aged parents. commuruty outreach programs for the lonely and isolated, care for pregnant young women, and op­ portul'lities for volunteers. For more information, call 673-7713. . Hnpltal offers free lecture Anaheim Memorial Hospital~ 1111 W. La Palma Ave., is offerina another in iu senes of free lectures on Wednesday, Oct. 24, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Double Eleven Auditorium. Dr. Melvin Tonlcon, heart specialist, will present a , aumma~ures modem medicine has developed to treat the·h·ean patient. Angioplasty and strcptolcinase, two new treatments, will be explained. He will also discuss the recovery process and what can be done to assist reliabilitation. For more informllion, call 999-6()64.

CALENDAR • Tuaday. Oct. 23 Ready for Halloween Oa band at tlM post aad &obllD la.ulo11 at Barbor Sh~ Center • 9:30 a.m., Oru1e Coa.uty Board of Sa.~rvtaon , la Coeta 11.. J111.tca 3, left. dr Hall ofAdministration, I0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. recently were P'al.rbun. far t•e4u a • 1: 30 e.m., Oru1e County Plun.bal Comml11lou, co-e; Lama Ruftlcaft, s. u Cl~tra; aad ftlDplre C&thyCll.De. HaU ofAdministration, 10 Civic Center Plaza,SantaAna. 7. • e. The neat ... open for clllldren from 3 to 16 Je&n of ace.

. e d wagen Squareback on Huntington $6.600 Sunday when a ll'uef stoic her C.ta Mesa . purse while he was dancins. in a A bicycle valued a.t $200 was Fountain Valley club. Lois fcmuein reponcd stolen from an open garage E x-Ucl work er f 1ne , gets ::.:~~~~.,.. ~·.\~~=.~c:.«~~~ told police she left her punr under a in the 3000 block of CJc,darid' 1 table while be was on the dance floor Avenue Saturday sometime between at The Hop, 18774 Brookhurst Street. 11 ;30 Lm. and 4:30 o.m. robation in bribe-rv c~se ~I:,~." di~~ rrom lhe aoout I a.m. Sunda)'. She discovered • • • believe juveQiJes rcspon- Someone cut ofTthc lock toagaraae thC pu~ and its content.$ mi ang Ro lice arc .., J ~ . Slble for the burglary and ransactin P for UCI. in the 6000 block of Huntington and when sht rctµn:icd to the table. police If Superior Coun Judge David said. Tbereal'c nosu rectsin thccasc. of a ctmroom at Kaiser Elementary Caner had imposed a jail sentence, Before his arrest. Grooms said he took hand ·tools and elcctncal tools • • • School. 2130 Santa Ana ,,.c:. over Grooms could have cha~ his plea, pl~nned to rctite in May 1985. He had valued at St .500. A Los Pews Circle residence v.as the weekend MLSStnl from the room his attorney N. David Gady said.· been employed by the universit)' for tmne robbed of toOl and a tool Chest ~IS S3 and a box of cand:Y'bir$ :and "He pleaded guilty to avoid the 4 valued at $1 ,SOO between 4 p.m. com nuu. Elltry •'&S apparently tarae amount of triaJ expense and to YlJ:8:~ arrested by cam~s police A Schwinn cruiser was rcponed Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday. Police throu.ih a window that was left avoid the risk of being convicted," Sept. 2S after he allegedl~ offered to tolcn Monday afternoon from a qy, the thief entered the Dnid unlocttd sometime bet\\CCD 8 p.m. Gady said. "Probation won't mean award a S150,000 uruvers1ty contraCt home on Walnut A venue. Whcclcr home lhrouah an unlocked Friday and 7 a.m. Monday.· very mueb bc!caute Mr. Crooms isn't to IBK Associates oCYorba Linda in A microwave• oven • • aad tra.iler ures side door. • • • • • • the type of fellow that's a law­ eAchaN;C for an annu-1 payment of we~ 11ken from a consuuction ite • ~ Sylvan Rh'tt apartment as A l..quna igucl woman ""ls breaker." SS0,000 for two ycan. plus a share of on Green moor. burglenzcd ofjcv.'Cll)I valued at $6 lO arTCSted Monda)' for allc:gc'(fl)' teal· . By acctp ina 1he plea amnacment. the company'.s poss ·profits. Police • • • sometime Mond{y aftrmoon. Dawn ing $506 wonh of dresaes from Groomsqteed that h~would not file 11id he also demanded a share of the Tire were sla hed on a car parked Cooper of 12068.Sylvan River told Nord trom department store in the a picvanceafter beins fi~Thunday busi ncss. . Monday at 4162 Tnbuco Road. police a thief pried open the $1idina SOuth Coast Plaza. Julie Ann Mione, from his job as a 1enior upcr­ 0 ady nou;v·- t hat oo mone)' ever A blue Murray• mot<>hot Monday nijht on Paa fie • West ~liege • • • A woman reported••• an.ga proWlcr Colst H{lh\va~ south of liso Pier. - • • • • A l S-ycar-old airl said a nude man aall was act 11 Sl.SOO. A car window was mashed 1n the made an appcararu:e wtule he wa peck ng through a 1ndo"' of her • • • ' vicinit)' ofE.d1nacr Avenutnd her "lk1n1 near the equcstnan center at rcsid nee on 44th lTCCl. David Charles Barker was arrcst.cd and $20 m ca h was stolen. Central ParkJ bout $3.200• wonh• • of propcn , or allcatdly dnvn\& under \he in· • • • • • Tires re 5hi bed• and a rear \'lCW inclu

II S. Africa Harvard male-only club& town vow they'll stay that way By Utt Associated Preti CAMBRJDOE, Ma - Nine malCJ-only IOcial dubs at Harvard raided; College. one ofthem almost 200 )'CAR old, have voted not to admit women. a dedslon that oould result ln lhetr lbcan,t cut ofT from the universi!Y, of11cia11 said. ''The fu1ure t :uncerwn," Dean ofStud_r~ Archie Ep~ 111 wCl Monday after announctna the vote results. "But the coll~ feels ll must resolve the 348held inconsistency between full acoeptanoe of women an the Harvard communitr, and the discrimination of the clubs. The situation ss now unfair.to women. ' SEBOKENG, South Afri~ (AP.)­ ThcComm1ttec on Colleac Ufc in a May resolution asked the clubs toconiider J\bout 7,900 sold1cn and {><>lice admitting women, and said that if women memben were rejected it would sealed on- the black township of consider urging the university to sever all ties with \hem. "The clubi have to Seboken1 before dawn today and come to terms with Jhc growiDJ role of women in society. These students have searched thousands of homes, arrest· to learn to view women not 11 potential sexual or romantic pannent Epps in& 348 persons in an auempt lo said. . defuse a two-month outbreak ofanti· aovemment rioting. WuJJlngton Tbae. bac~~ RM6UJ Police gpokesman LL Henry Beck WASHING'.rON - ~e Washinaton Times today editorially endoned told reporters at the nearby white Ronald Reagan's presidential ~~ti on bid, saying he is "comfortably within town of Vercenigins thert was no the mainstream of American values" and his opponent. Democrat Walter resistance to the raid m the township, Mondale, is not. The newspaocr'1 editorial said Mondalo showed a about 40 miles south of Johan­ "C<>Ple." a bias against this commuruty, (and) Officials "can no longer presume Some soldiers, carryina semi-auto- Sen111rate nv trJal• .and'IJf . u:s. Distnct Judie Edward Leavy openly has expressed her bias aaainst that those •people submitting the matic weapons; warmed themselves r-- 8r .T -e· on Monday refused to issue an the newcomers from the streets of cards are obeying the law." .M~ said. at ft.res. qthers stationed themselv~ LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors will seek separate espionage trials for a injunction against Wasco County America." Acting at the -sf#Je's ll1S1Stence, · along matn roads but took no part m former FBI counterintelligence aient and two Soviet emigres, probably to be Oerk Sue Proffitt, who on Oct. I0 Proffitt said each would-be voter county officials said-lliey imposed the the searches. able to use the defendants' statements aaain5t one other, a defense lawyer says. imposed a blanket rejection ofall new would get a I 5- to 20-minute hearing rejections to prevent voter fraud. Police carried out searches, waking U.S. Attorney Robert Bonner said Monday he would seek to have.Richard voter rqjstrations and ordered the before a lavryer, and that she would They said they feared the Rajneeshees many residents with a pre-dawn Miller, 47, the first FBI qent ever charged with esps:·o , tried setmaaely hearings. decide on eligibility later in the day, were importing thousands of the knock on the door. They distributed from Svetlana Ogorodnikov and her estranged bus Nicolay oa<>rod­ Lei'!)' _scbedwed a hearing today talcingintoconsideration thelawyers' nation's down-and-out to help elect pamphlets explaining the operation nikov. Miller, Ogorodnikov, 34, and O&orodnikov, 51, peadcd innocent to on a R.ajneeshee request to move recommendations. Rajneeshees to county offices. · and uJ'&ing students to return to charges they conspired to pass hiahly classified state secrets to the Soviet some of the eligibility hearings to Attorney Swami Prartbo Subhan Two of the three county com- school. Can and trucks were checked Union. U.S. Oistnct Judge David v. Kenyon scheduled a trial Dec. 4. R.ajneeshpuram. Rajneeshee lawyers said the. voter rejections were dis- missioners' positions are up for grabs. at roadblocks. araued the commune.city's residents criminatory because they weren't The Rajneeshees say they plan to Police placed orange stickers on .,.__ ... _,. n111nel t.~t 'o• ~o- latlon would have a two-hour drive to The imposed until a busload of Ra- back two write-in candidates - houses they had cleared. Individuals ~-""'• r-- AU .1• • Y'.I Dalles for bearings. jneeshpuram recruits show~ i.tp at possibly includinJ Rajneeshpuram who were cleared received orange LOS ANGELES - The Harbor Commission violated the state's open "I'm elated," Proffitt said of the county courthouse to register. Mayor Swami Krishna Deva - for stickers reading,' "I am your friend. meeting law by holding an unannounced interview session that preceded Leavy's ruling. "It means the people "It is understandable that those the openings. Trust me." selection of Mayor Tom Bradley's aide as director oftbe LOs An$tlcs Harbor, -...:..:..~....;.... ___:______...;.._~_..;______--::=::---...,(he city attorney's office said. The commission failed to ~st notice of its Oct. 2 meeting, as is required by the state's Brown Act which guarantees public access to meetings of public officials. The city anomey's opion eame durina testimon.Y at a Monday meetina of the City Council committee investiptina the appointment ofEzunial "Eze" Buns, a longtime Bradley confidant and top aide, as executive director of the port. · Hedgecoc~ trlill set for Nov. J SAN DIEGO - Court officials say a sepanate trial is likely for Mayor Roger Hedgecock, who along with three top political backen has been charaed with perjttry and conspiracy in an alleged campai&n fund laundering scheme. Hedgecock, in the midst of a · Nov. 6 reelection fl&ht apinst La Jolla businessman Dick C.,-lson~as waived bis riaht to a preliminary bearing and is slated to go on trial Nov. l. The mayor bas said he wants to get the trial under way before the election so be has an opportunity to prove bis innocence to the electorate. IRS uecatlon tlJreat told SACRAMENTO - An airline pilot from Benicia is being accused of thTCatening to "execute" an Internal Revenue Service agent for ev~ $1,000 be is assessed in taxes. A hearina began Monday in U.S. Magistrates Coun in Sacramento in the case of Eldon G. Wannan. Assistant U;S. Attorney Fred Morrison quoted Warman as sayinj, "Ifany property or money is taken from me without due process, l will seek out and execute IRS agents at the rate of.one per S 1.,000." Morrison also read a letter Warman wrote to the IRS in which be said be had a shotgun by his door and would use it on laX aaents who bothered him. Woman auaulted twice In day SACRAMENTO - A 30-year-old woman bas told police she was assaulted twice in downtown Sacramento during the early morning hours of flEll Sunday. Police said the woman had driven to a Jirlfriend's home, and was getting out of the car when a man "'1th a knife forCed her into another car. She Accounu in.sured up to $100,000. said sexually assaulted her, then forCed her out of the car. While lookina for a Minimum tenn of 6 months $20,000 minimum deposit. telephone, she was picked up by a man and two women in a car and tjken to a telephorie. But while she was dialina the telephone, the man grabbed »crby the throat, choked her and stole her purse.

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To Doonesb.ury, or Taous not to Doonesbury? EUAS That"s the question In H1g~11~ The nation cheered when Pulitizer Priie-winnins car- 1oonist Gan-y Trudeau ended a 2~month sabbatical and ·· _J. returned Doonesbu.ryto the nation's nt\vspapers.1llree weeks •. tech into the new run, reviews of Trudeau's biting political satire are mu. cd . • . A newspaper in West Virginia has ­ across the bow of the Silicon Valley, That single page six days each week is the sole vehicle for the repair bills. If you rent the house or s an tiable and they ®Jy take space. whote nickname stems from one of apartment, add everything to your stance, there ~ve li~ I· Location becaUJe of constant tension; a.reu of Lebanon. It'• also j)()Slib1e 'When the capital pins take went wash their boats. while others arc A CONCERNED BOATOWNER Al a retUl\:,;eral embusies in the Eut Beirut IClCmcd less vulnerable to that tbe Syrians let the truCklo.d of from '40 peR)Cnt to 28 pen:eot, it resion have placed on fWJ alert. tem>riat attack. ext>losives pass throuab their chcck­ became attractive for invetton to try They include those in Kuwait, Oman, •R~entoftheextra Marine po1nu. to make quick profits. .. he said. .. rt Blbtain, Jotdan and, of coune.; iecuri~ deW.l with LcbanelC l\W'ClS createa latte souroea of money. So Art In Motlon weekend a treat Beinlt wu a positive step. The Le6enese J•ck AHenoa 11 • 1Yf14Jcat-' there were more compuiel started The flood of intellisence tipe has To the E.ditor: perfonned well, and a visible Marine col..W.t. than tbe world needl bec:au. ii'• The Art Jn Motion Weekend was created a problem tbo\lltl. There I live a few doon up from the entertainment for everyone. My relatively euy '° - IDOMJ. And :U,Una Hotel, and enjoyed The have bcCb 10 many threats Of viOlence there have been more idcu funded guestS certainty enjoyed it. This cype .,ainat U.S. cmbuaies recent Weekend of Art In Motion so much of sho,.. brif\IS the community In Ul&D can ~bly be IUOCellftal." weeb that some anal)'ltl suspect a MeanWbile, the burteonina mamt that, tonitht, after seei~ parts ofit on together. and 1 would Ii.kc tO thank all deliberate clisinformauon campaisn. Channel l thoupt I'd Just write you the new firm• bope co exploit bu :not 6, lhe participants who volunteered The aim would be to cry ..wolft" IO a letter. their time and efforts to make that been quite u exputiw a IOIDC 11 is ao nice to live in such a creative show po iblc. often tba'1 when notbins baODCDCd. ex~ Where tome becMll bid community. How lucky all arc to the American embuiies would reJu predicted • 50 peran& .,.. ,.... we IOCUrity and make a real an.ck euier. Drunken duck walk powtb rate in plnoMI ...._. hive so much talent in so many facets JOYCE ROON deliberate ...lbrouP 1990, tbelCblll ..... around us. l.A&una ~ i• milinforma· Q, tribelpeople uoa ~ pven out10..,. down our Ducb Wilk tuny u~y. but the Mmltive in A&ica been .,. " ~l, ICCIOldllll IO ~"' one IOUIU told my u­ SO ducb in oee Brititb Columbian keep~ belrial witll much later in ~ r1111rdl flnDI. lociite •Luoene I .apado. ftoct Mlbd ra1 funny. ..They're life ttWl do moet Americanl. Wby? But tMI proba_blJ won·1 damJCll A. lt't qweser there. The Sbilte terrorin.a" Jo~ ~"police &aid. Su~ cnou,h, lbe the eetbusialm of venture capitaliltf 1oa1 i• notbina 1eaa than dri 11he ducks were dNnt. A bulb learcb who have dumpec:l almoet SI 'billioa ~ 'fo 1he Editor: amopa our friends. Hi' AM ruson- lJ macd S1atet out ofthe Middle t. turned up a .neuby moonahiner"1 O. ~~the '"'calpt"' Uled in into new Cali(omia biab·tech buii· still. The violins ud the lite called Pat Buc:hanan•u rt iclcsa~creatina ins ii an island in a disturbed world. Some mdminiltmioo c.'ritlca cbaqie CMIJes. oftket1 Coatnbut· ne11e1 over the ins ao tbe ·ddlnquency of dueki, or cataUt wben 1•1 telll)' mlde of ibcep ••vinualJy ~=s• D&. 0ft the Roor lommcnts. all complimentary. MURIEL OLDS that Praident Relean bU ea­ 0 COW'leed tbia daatefOUI dream~ bis IOIAC Mb. Anyhow, the)' 801 the 111tattnesT ofi:rn computer w wil1 be oblolcte A. An old Roman named Erutno wi two llid one marbt failwe to retaliate l!pinst tbe :&er· ~· rears." ,...... ------~------..---.· tOrista - or their q,onson - Who about A.D. I JO staned makina musi­ raearc:Mr. Tbat meua mere are H. L. lctlWerta Q. How many auh llC 14' or under cal inattument ltrinp out of 9heep a>natant opponunibll lor new~ ORANGE COAST were ~aible for the two embuly Publittttr attiCb and the Marine m&lllCR in in tbi1 country set prq,n.tnt every iotestjnc. The demand became .,.eat. peniea and coaatant c:hallenlCI IO \be ,,... a.a Beirut. The critics •Y the lal'OnlU Yeu'l . It was oonsidettd ftcnletome bed luck old leaden. to kin a cat tbeft.lbouu tbal. SO MaM.glng Editor have In~ dUt u • 8e that A. About 30,000. A d 12,000 have Sums up Elizabeth Lc\l' of Dita· Daily Pilat they ctn ppera&e IPU\lt Americana bvc birth • Eraamo hit on the nOtion that ff be quest, a San JOIC market reeeardJ TCNRT... with tmpwuty. idanified his product u ""'cacaui.... firm, "The indUIU')' II .-..UY. City (JI The la• in~~ The lut intensive camfl'll,n put on nobody would 1mhate It and nain i1 prosperous. witb an undenoae Of hive.,._ ·.,....S ,iloal IO the Seftlte by the Procrastinators• Cub of monopQI)'. imecurity. But hiib.tech ii ltill at· Foreip Relatioaa Corftminee. Wldt.b mcnca was its anti-Mr prottlt in U'llCdaa PleatYofvanu" capltll." will .ooa •11ue fla lonHWahed repon 1966-the demonstration qain t the LM. &,-1 u a •iN~tel ,....., BM.t,, ..... JW.taln. Warofl812. ~. ,,.,..,.,., '-- ii•••••••••••••••••••·- on the Septcmbercmbuly bombina...... ,. l .. HELP YouRSELF -- - - "" ---- ~ - Heart benefit subtitle: GiVe a teen 'Gone With the Wind'? aid t replace Magazine features NB mayor, ' I' d •· k first lady visits Santa Ana coo r1n · :i-~:.e~ You can take away the balloon but you can't take Tina think.I her ·away the heart! HELP YouR SELF parents are .. cool," Thewinddidn'tcooperateThUndayeven.inawith and her friends qree. Oranae County Women's Council ofthe American They're the ones who I ~llDA Heart Association ... there was supposed tO be a larJC provide ~e beer ~cas LI balloon outside the Newponer's Plaza BallroOm to carry f~rthe kids on Fnday •~ · out thcthemeofthecouncil'sfirit fund·raiser 0 Atound Feel woozy ntJhU. ..They'll llL~•YJ •theWorldwithHeart." ' dJ:io~ anybo~:" aays ._ . ''The wind wasjusttoo strong," said committee Tana s Dadi so we memberGlml78mallwood,addi!'l~·1~msoSOtTy." may ~ wel cooper~ • It would have been perfect. OWner and pilot ofthe in Jacuzzi? ate: Tina a.~d I understand each other. After all, I wu once love balloon, ltatbeya Ralu, was there sayina the a kid; too. fl ti trans .. SS fl . d' d . Tina is 1S and her Dad i1 an.alcoholic. She is a prime oa na pon as .eet m ~ameter an seven atones candidate for bia trouble. tall and completely e~cm.:led with. h~ . _ Take a rest . 1t•1 kids whose parents are alcoholic who are most Somucbfo~outa1deprops ... 1011deb~~soft· ' 1 likely to be vulnerable tq'the disease ofaJQ<>holism. And sculpture.dbouuballoonshunafromtheccdmamuch alQOholism is, indctd';"a d.1.sease ... most often with aenetic to the ~~~t ofthe 30!J atten~na to lend a ~and to the roots. council in its fight against cardiovascular disease. There is a 25 percent chance that the son of an GlorlaOsbrbakwascbairmanoftheeventwith alcoholic father will be an alcoholic, and ifboth parents are Carol Bers as her co-chairman. ••Behind everr alcoholic, that risk rises to 50 percent. Clinically, it appears succcuful chairman there isa committee," wd Gloria that dauahtm are not much safer. introducinahercrew-NucyMallea,A die] Ifyou believe statistics, a 1tudl out ofJohns Hopkins Greeafleld, Evelya and Harp Gedber, Sudia Brod.le Hospital says that 23 percent o our teen-aaen drink Mary AID Wellt,JoaauM.W.1 Jo1eeFalilllte.r ' alcohol, mostly in the form.of beer, at least once a v.ttk. Mana1 Reed,SmallwMd,Jo~eSwwan,~e . These same younpters are h~ely to consume five or more Normu, Jo41 Ferrapmo and Ed.le Tcilakaa. bot~ or cans on these oocu1ons.; . Abo, Pam GOJd1telD, council pra.ident, Served u It s. too bad that youth does not protect one aptnst ex~fficio on the committee. Durina the social hour Pam ~;;>~~l~hc!~tfn~~w:th!tf.ii~e!s7~~~~faacare rsc~ttinaabouther~andSaai'1)dcparturcforHona Look around at your local bifh sdlol and consider that ~~. , e nex~ day. ~ iliahtly-undeNl\~we&thcT Pam three out of every 100 aenion dnnks every day. said, I m f:akina thIS flu back to ~em . . Teen·•ae drinkina often starts With c~rimental Wells 1.1 elated over her 1p~1n~mcnt by Tom Jbley .. aoinf. &Jona with the crowd" mentality. Peer pressure tothe~tatu1ofWo~en'1Comm1ss1on, nounath.•~hcr ~vat11 and alcohol use is often spontaneous and schooltnawuinehlldcare. HusblndLollwutallciba unplanned. Our ldd1 do not mean to act seriously involved aboutaettina tQltthera Cdclmtya<>lf tournament &o with alcohol, it's just that sometimes it happens. benefit the lmmunoloaySoeiety(anotbCrioterestof Tina beaan 1mokina and drinki"' an 0ccasion1l beer Mary Ann's). at 13. She.dian•t even need to rely on~ _preuure. Her parenu had supplied her riaht an their home. After all, the in wa1 a happy-a~lucky, beer~rinkina family who believed that k.ida nCe(i to learn to drink properly. Tin1·1 Did took his reapOntibUhy aeriously. Tina would learn how to drink 11 pan of her education. Tina'• Mom knows her husband bas bad a drinltina PtOblem. In fact, for yean. &be been coverina up for him. Consptnna. however 1nadvtttentJy, tw become a WI)' or life for her. She just doesn't know bcnu.and hcrdau11ner ii on her way to becomina another victim. It &akes an awfully perceptive tecn.qtr to rec:otntze and ldmit to a personal Inability to drink alcohol 'Yiithout alcoholic effects. Askin& for that may be a bit too much. If Tana's flmtly had suffered from a history of diabetca, I'll bet her pamlll Yt'OGki more likely have educated her about the potential •ian• and daoaen ofthat diteatc. T1na and her pan:nu need hdp to understand. • Beina a httlt •bit atcobohc • someth na like be.ma 1 httle bn ~ant. Dr. Alati Is 1 mlfTlllC and Bmdy rbenpllf ln m CoroM dd Mar. She lcoma your mpon Ifyou Wllb ly. pa1t enclote 1 um.Dtd. self.. ddrrned em-eJQpc. Write ro Un

- - - ~ - - Companies' wellness programs paying ofJ ounce al\d 11 halfof cure . ~i&ht not 1« Kcith in any marathons, Vanny Fall Ounce of prev ntion worth dcscnbes him as "resihcntly ahvc. He seems. wilhin bi1 ~Hptue.rcUe -~~ .ow.n,,lbanly. paramctm..aJba.ppy. t'VCD healUi)·. ~ more than a.pound-Of cure You can now lry an-scat workouts on Eastern and ,IXtPite, or perhaPS ~use of. ~heir ooionoui Western airlines wath Gilda Marx's new tn·ftiaht audio assoctauon witb drup, many rOckcrs have long Wh le some corporauon are challenging employee cxcrciK upe. On Jess helpful a1ilines or at rourdcsk. you Rockjocb ambivalent about them. health QO a . oth rs are uSlng an ounoe of prevcntton. A can make u~ your own workout. A chair is the only For those who nimain unoor\vinceci that the '70s arc rc«nt urvey of Fonun SOO companies reveals that in· rcq1>ircd equipment. For tancn. here are a 1cw Marx over, here's the proof. ROllil\J Slone mqumc is telling Swotatmet house health Otcilitics are growing in J>Opulanty. Over a moves to try ifyour scat mate isn't too nervou : people how to JC' of'f drup. · To develop each mind and body for peak Performanoci quarter of these companies have an on-premise health -Shoulder Rolls: Bend forward &Ii&htly. place hands The pubhcauon·s new book. "How To Oct Off throughout life, C · 'ports medic Robert Arnot, M.D. dub; nearly 20 pcn%f?l have outdoor spon ar~ • • • oo knees. Press your "· Amo1•1 "SPonl'I America" (Addison-Wesley, S17 .95) tbc autbon dte these hold of an imagineey rope overhead. Reach aad stretch Before the last Rollnll Stones tour, Jaaacr sequestered elcc:t}on," just pubhsl)Ald'by Vi~ina(SI 7.9.S)• •~pcllsout.th PrOgram an index of concern for employees. while keeping buttocb finnly planted in your seat. himself in rural Massachusetts and followed a regimen of pcc1fic self.test on leven maJOr SPorts: ,imna. runn1°" But the tangible payoff ~me this su!11mer in a ~tudy - Hccl·to-toe: ~k at your toes. Lift t~ up toward stretching and j<>Jaina to pttpare for the rigors ofthe road. tennis, windsurfing, swimmmr.. cro.ss~untry •ldi~ by James M. Burcke, an editor of Chicago's Business your nose, and down. L1f\ both heels. Repeat, hftma heels, David BOwae ·discovered the value of fisticuffs and biking. They arc tough, but practical. Insuranc:.c m~ne . then toes, in rapid ).UlUssion while lceepina your legs as incorpQrated shadow bo~na into his most ('e(lent tour. The book offen a beautiful vision. About one-half ot Companies that iftitiatl"d more than four health or still as poslib)e. Rod Stewart. the original Rude Bo1, has toned down us. the Harris Poll repQns. suffer life's first humiliation in wtllnCS5 cffons in 1982 reported totaJ medical and health Marx also sugcstsa. voidina all liquor (it dehydrates). his act. Onoc an on·s~c brandy-<1uaffcr, Rod 'the Mod athletics. general)~ in a 5pon pushed upon us by pa.not or costs at 6.9 ~tot total payroll. Companies that took drinkin4 at least four glasses of water ana stayina away now runs in mini-marathons like Manhattan's Pepsi t*her. In Arnot s democracy ofviJor, each of us plays a • no health inatiatives paid 9.3 percent-nearly halfagairi as from ~p1cy or salty food . Challenge. pretty good game of something. • much. An ounce of prevention is already worth at least an. ..When you -.rrive "' your dt-stin:uion," Marx • • Even Keith Richards ~ms to be clea!'• Whik you Americu Heala. Mapdae Stnlce A rose by any other name might smell much sweeter DEARANN LANDERS: I am figure out ways to get unemployment writing in response to "A Respectable compensation forextended time Hooker,.. the woman who was miser· periods. Mo~v«. his mother has able because ofber name. been sendina ham money on a weekly Havinamarricd into the Hooker basis. family IOyearsago, I found that a I've seen parents come to the rcsc~ senseofhumorcan make all the when emergencies arise, but to bail differcnoc in the world. The best l:aDEIS•• out young marrieds with weekly defense is to be ready for the wise guys s:hec:ks. though it may look like an act and beat them to it. - ofsenerosity,crcatesanunheaJthy When lam introduced and some­ classroom lineup or a doctor's office, dependency and can ruin a marriage. one snickers., I say, .. Yes, my name is ·the spectators could hardly wait to sec Tell all parents ifthey want to see Hooker-as in Happy." what I looked like. Whenever I was \heir children happy, they should When kec::ei ve obscene phone calls allow them to work out their financial asking, 0 Howmuch do you charge?" I introduced I was invariably as~cd. problems on their own. - reply, ••More than you can afford, .. What did he say your name was?" LEARNED THE HARDWAY IN I learned to go a1on1 with the joke~ Buddy." When people discovered that the CINCINNATI .,.. Believe it or not. thereareadvan· teuina didn't bother me it stopped. tageS to being a Hooker. Your name is DEAR CINCY: Belpeubecrip­ rarely mi pelled, and no one ever ~nathi~-AHOARAT pUqlf lt d.lha res,...lbWtJ from forgctsit-H.H. IND.C a4al&cWrea topareata f., u DEARB.B.: lbave ~from DEAR BE.ABT: A rose b'/ UY uteded pert.. •f tlm•. 'ftere comes BMken la H ltatel, u well a1 u.me woaJd smell u sweet.AM 110W a UmewMla die entdel mut be Ca.Uda, Puama ud Mexico City. AD we'll pat dae matter to rest. I'm 11re a.ronaway ud dtepatleatmaat wlto wrote, wttlaoat ezceptJoa, saJd all dae Rooters will be sratdU. Jeana te walk -.ler Illa ow. ,.wer. tffJ were pned to be Booten ud to Parat.a wllo ,...mM CM mK~ Hip. Md wtdl die aee4Jen. Bere'1 a .upt DEAR ANN LANDERS••• : fi~e • for too Ins. tlo tlletr dllWrea • nnaU.. Same IOlll· secoad •use. yearsqo I married a man who was favor. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A recent well educated. had worked at several • • • I letier from the family named Hooker part-time jobs and made very littl~ Got tho~ widdinl bell blues over brought back some not-~fond money. Ithoughtl saw qualities in cost ... 1u~tlist ... whatrowear. :. memories. My family name was him that would permit us to build a and other derails? Ann Landers' Hoar. &ood life together. "New !Jridc'sGwde"will help. Fora Over \he years I had to put up with In the last fiveyean,hewas hired . copy, 1e!JdS2plusa/oIJ1. self. Lalle WIU pla19 a RQNl•n ballerlna ID tile a lot ofteasing. obscene pbonecalls and fired two dozen times. Two yeats-' addre$sed, stamped envelope (37 mo.te... Tile Cowboy and tbe Ballertna.•• and the usual boring wisecracks. ago he stopped loo.kin& for work. His ~nts postaae) toAlln Landers. P.O. tonlCht at 9 OD Chamiel 2. \\1len my name was called ia a principle occupation is trying to • Box 11995, Cbic:aio.111. 6061 I. ** ··~ l.lnlpoon't VICdon" (1983) Ctlfyy Chatt. aererty O'Mallo ' (8) MOT NB:at•M.Y 1'BEV90N Biting offterritorial claim (I) IROTHER8 Q (%)MOVIE ••lit "How FWll)y Clfl 681 It?" J watch a lot of animal documen· same table and have the same seat (197&} Lua Anlonlll. ~ taries on television. each week in the bleachers. We park Gilnnl(J I don't relate to them at all. I can in the same spot every day at work, -11.. wa1Ch a turtle lay her eggs with tears use the same stall in the restroom. streaming down her face and feel take the same route to and from work i='IPmAI. nothing. 1 can watch a snake devour E11A every day, and stake out our pew in ODOOOUfU something furry and not even wmce. church. ....,,.,AU.Bfg ...tlGHTlJE When a lion has sex every I 0 minutes, Bo11Ec1 I've written before about the terri· l I don't even stop eating my nacho tori.al ritual of an aerobics class. I chips. entered a class for the first time a few But I am intrigued hr the animals probably the most territorial animal }'Cat'S ago and was told 1 was standing who 0 stake out territones." The cats who ever walked the face ofthis earth. 1n someone's .. spot" I moved. I was who do it by scent, the birds by song. We all do it. It's a habit we set early in standing in another woman's ..spoL .. and the seals by pure force. our life. We sit on the same seat on the hnoved. After five different •Pots. I That I can relate to. Man ts ~hool bus every day, eat lunch at the finally ended up wlierc no one wanted BOULLOl'f-BARTOLIC trimmed with hand-sewn seed pearls ------~------.• .in the front row next to the mirror. St. John Vianney Qiapel in New­ were appliqued on the neckline and It was three yea.rs before I could work port Beach was the setting for the bodiceoftheaown. Herlonatrainand my way to the back row. wedding rites of Nicholas Ilene finger tip veil were trimmed with At our house, we all have "our Bartolic and Robert C. Boullon. matchina lace. chair" at the dinner table. Mine is the The bride is the daughter of She was attended by her three 'Ilieres no one closest to the stove and heaven NcwpQrt Beach residents Mr. and sisters, Debra Ann Carter, Becky help anyone who sits in it and expects Mrs. Albert Bartolic. She and her Heckhnger and Kathleen Mitchell me to take four more steps to get and the step-mter of\he bridqroom, place like home ···for~ bridesmaids wore wedding apparel Brooke Wilson. Aower were where I'm &oing. from the Laura Ashley wedding &irb At home Instruction for all ages by QUallfled Instructors. ~ My husband also suffers from the Patricia Carter and Kim Hecklinacr, ~th , reading, En9llSh, foreign languages, all musical collection. Bridal attendants were nieces of the bride. Archie Bunker disease. His living Erin Bartolic, Sheila Watson, Gina 1nstrumentsanavoice. Plus art. home computer program- ~ '- room chair, throu&h years of use. has The bridegroom is the son .of ming and oourmt!t cooking• Ginalli and Carolyn Boullon. Duane Lyle Workin&er of Saratop. LOW rates with no obllOatiOns T\Jtortno scheduled at vour his anatomy set in cement. No one 9 ..~ has gotten beyond the posjtion of The bridegroom, a resident of The bride's brother, Fred Chytraus convenience uNu•n10 Covina, is the son of Dr. Robert OFFICE HOURS 9am-6pm Mon ·Fri 476-0929 hovering over and saying. .. ts this was best man, and John Chytraus, 5000 Birch Street, suite 3000, West Tower, Newport Beach, CA 92HO your chair1" He'll tell you. Boullon and Mrs. Evelyn BouUon. He another brother of the bride and Alt of these territorial conquests was attended by Pat BahoJic, Tony Brock and·· B'ryce Wilson, step­ pale to the one we built our house on a Bartolic, Joe Wheatley and Dick brothen of the bridqroom, wen few years ago. Unknown to us, we Dick.iason. ushers. infrioJed on the permanent homes of The couple greeted 200 guests at the A reception following : the cer­ scorpions. spidcn, crickets, lizards, University Club at UC Irvine during emony was attended by 200 auesu at snakes and foxes. a reception followina the ocrcmony. • the 811 Canyon home of the bride's CENTER CATION They &et our attention in a million They will live in Costa Mesa after a • 1...-__.---...i; • .,.._.....,.__.._ _..._...._...., ~rents. Prior to the ce~ony, Mr. little ways. They appear on our patio wedding trip to Hawaii. She is a and Mn. Duane Workinset hosted a uninvited, crawl up our waits, bide special education teacher for the I.Os luncheon at the Sad41ebeck Inn in out in oursbowcrandshoesand when An4clcs Unified School District and were solemnized at the Los ~naclCs San .. Ana. we open the mailbox )'ell. "Gotcha!" he is in the administration depart· Temple, Oiurch of Jesus Christ of The coupte arc rcsidina in Full­ The way it is explained to us. they ment for Northridae Hospital. Latter-day Saints. erton and ~Ian 1 trip to Hawaii in were there first - about a billion WORJmfGBR-CBYTRAU8 The dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. F. December. She is a travel~' in la years aao - aod old habits die bar~ Gordon Chytraus of Newpon Beach Habra and he is finilhina has IChOol· That's why they bite you and try to set The ScpL 28 Wcddin& nt.cs of wore a bridal aown of white orpn1.1 ins in business manaaement at c.i YOUR CHILD-LAZV, SLOW rid of you. Rachel Jean Chytriui-of Newport trimmed with Alencon lace from State fullenon and ii also employed A woman tried to take my aerobics Beach and Craig Arnold Workin&er Brussels. Medallions of lace flowers at Howard & Phil• Western Wear. OR LEARNING DISABLED? "sPot" last week. It works.

FREE SEMINAR F,IRST LADY VISITING••• Expecting? Prom Bl ON LEARNING DISABILITIES November iuucalona wilh the makeovera offive other ••tdon't wear much makeup. but I plCked up~me Don't ov:erdo women mayonaround thecountty. tips. I'm wearina mOt"e eye abldow in the evenina. It wu afUn thinatoc1o:· TUESDAY, OCT. 30th, 7 pm-9 pm Eurcitcdurina~is•aood "When the IDllUioe dilcovcred dletewm IO • • • tbi• but even ~ ;thiaa can be many women mayon. Uaeydecided IO choose six &om I aawam and._., ....., Martin Luther tarried 100 far. MediQ.I expau ecro11 cHia that are~ toeveryw. I'm ao prOUd Hospitll'sAutumnAmbi'oliaSaturdayemiiqat1he the country are ptherina cYidenc::ie lbeycboee NewponBelcb. Jbeydid the mueoverin a Anaheim Hilton Hoed. (He'ton the MLH fouodauon thal heavy oercitt duri111 prepucy coeference l'OOln ofCiay HaU Ind lhcn the pieture was board.) She wad about havi~diDnerwith.,.... SPEAKERS may not be such a JOOd idea rot the m8dein tbemarina. This wu in April and the team lslftlU in Maddd one week afrerhit<:olta Mesa baby. stayed in town three days. cnaqement. Peter Wilhovsky, M.A., Special Educator StUdia It Loma U8dl Umvershy But,lherullyexcitinath1naforRurtywuNMeJ Barbara Jessen, M.0., Neurologist in Loi An&cles ud Columbtl Una· .._•• visit Monday at lbe Phoenix Hou1e.(Rustyb vers1ty in 'New Yon indicate that chairman ofthe board ofdirectonat PH. a~ Kenneth Fineman, Ph.IY., Clinical Psychologist balvy curctlC dimi~ blood OMr.­ LUPUS AWARENESS rehabilhation center in Santa Ana.) to the Utend and the plKenta in favor ham Bl of the mov1--. naaternaJ mulda. A reduction in plaQm.al Row mtricu pubhc. ··The hbranes had very few boots on the subjectt nuuienll ddi\terid IO the blby and but wc'Yc con11cted them and they've: been Vff1 PATIENT BATTLES Hoag Hospital Caft manl fetal .,owtll. ~tive.'' P.romBl Fnou says &hat he is ..Vet') ' optimasuc"' about \he 1n Los A~la vtsated her. The wife had lost• IC$ in 1 waier Cafeteria Meet,lng loom The~- •Udia lhOW daat ~bihly of~ advanca an the ueeamat of lupus. lilbt Of' ~.. nadte acMlllv lkil'! IClCident ... lt'en-llCf. 301 Newport llvd The YJltt rally made. d•ffertnct ••• Mid BrilCOC Who ...... ,.. * ~·r~ ~;,.~-:~=~~~-==~,~~ now counteb for the•• armnm. ~~N=--"'-ewport ,leach Pld'1 of'blood 9t0!na so the pblcmta that in five or 10 yean, we'll tee new wayi of tratina . .~ ,.~ .. . Call for le1ervatlon1 - 971-5'111 evea lf It dimuulha die unouna of ...... Ptmipe bccaute he hates to 1c:e bis mother ..ck. scou blood ftow. Bua too mucb oM:mte .:For m0tt infonnauon on lupus or the support IJOUp, says he wan11tobe1 Dh)1itll thmP' t when he 11Qws up. ovemdel butlHn fcta'J 11~ • pbonc the Anhrilis Foun&tion 11 S47- 591 . so he can make people 1fcd better.

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...__ ilrama in Vie o The followin& are Billboard'• bot RCOrd fins 111hey appearln next weck"a blue of BtU~ mapnnc- One duna you ~n say about lhe HOT 1SINGUCI Minion Vaejo ~laybouse - when 1... 1 Just Called to Say I Love V'ou" • you can find it-i• that it'' not afraid ievie Wonder (Motownl to take a~ance. 2 ~ribbtan Queen Bally Oct.an Last sprina. th~ Mission V aejo (Jave-Arista, players, back home after two years an 3:·Hard Habit I() Break" Oucaeo (Full Toi Moon·Wuntt B1os.) Lquna Beach"' celebrated with a fine 4."'Purplc Rain" Prince {Wamtt Broa.) production 01 "One Flew Over the 5... 1.ucky Star"' Madonna (Warner Cuckoo's Nest" at Mission Viejo Trils Bros.) Hi&h School. Now, relocated but 1ttll ~."Wake Me Up Befort You 0o-0o·· in Mission Viejo, they're prescntina Canina a novice actress in the role Wham (Q.ll~bia) Tennessee Wilhams' volatile "C.at on of the sensual MWie is risky busi· :7."01\y:te_Oatk Side" Jolla Ca&itt: a Hot Tin Roor· in a slightly flawed ness, but Teri Anaelinedoesn't fail for The Beavn Brown Buld (Scotti 8rol. 8... 1.e1·1 Go c~· ~ a but ienerally impressive rendition, lack ofUying. The part is beyond her, Revolution (Warner Bros.) this time in the La Paz School but Angeline attacks it with de­ 9. .. l 'm So Excited .. The Pcrin1a men auditorium. termination, stumblina. predictably, (Plane{) Williams was one of the theater's in its subtleties. Likewise, Clint W. ..Soqie Guys Have All lhe Lurt" · most brilliant. and also most tormen­ Richards carries off the role of her ' Rod Stewan (Warner 8f'OI.) , ted, pla}'Wriahts and ·much of his embittered ex.athlete husband as I J ."'Cover Me" Bruc:eSpna&itecn (Cc>l· penonaf anxiety over his homosex­ limbia) . convincinaJy as one of his limited 12 ... l>rlve" The Cars (Elektra) uality bubbles to the surface in "Cat ~xperience is ab~e. al~ho~ dwelling 13."Bluc Jean.. OaVld Bowie (EMl· on a Hot Tin Roor• in the form of a too much on his drinkina problem America> subplot which keeps its main charac­ and not enou&h on bis inner aaonics. J•:·e>tJert Moon" Dmnts DCYoupa ters, Mqaie and Brick, at arm's Rebecca Hayes. though far too (A&M) length. It 1s a subplot only because of young for Bia~ama. manqes to rCllnt atcbard8 and Teri Anaellne •tar ID the llUalon Viejo i.s:·1 fttl For You" Olaka iKban the power with which the playwriaht convey the essence of her fli~ty Playhoue producdon of "c:!at on a Bot Tln llo_of." (Warner Bros.) endowed his charactci of Bia Daddy m6 ... Belter Be GOod to Me" Tina tfumer character if not the ache of rejccuon. (Capitol) - an accoml'lished actor can usurp Rene Surratt achieves an intensity strained situation. The prescnclot a enthusiasm. His ·=-eat .. is a cut above 17:.\\'ho WCMS lbe.e SbOes"?'' Elton the play in this role. level second only-to Knon"s as the large conlinJCnl of kids - Randy most plays of lesser consequence John (OefY'en) Thia is precisely what Ted Knorr avaricious Mae (though she should be Gress, Chnsty Bcrwangef, l.iarc perfonncd with experienced actors. accomplishes in the Mission Viejo obviously pregnant), while Bob Hines Bccby, Michele Bccby, Courtney production, tcnderina a Bia Daddy as her bookish husband is playing Augustine, Michael Johnson and Jeff ··eat on a Hot Tin Root" continues whose bark and bite are equally fan:e where only a suggestion of Bcllentc - adds a layer of familial through Nov. l 0, playina Fridays and fearsome and whose volcanic anger comedy is required, therby negating tension. · Saturd.a~t 8 p.m., in the auditorium sbakes1he_pftcn. Knorr registers an his effect. -Of. La School... 25151 Prade:ra this surface emotion without sacrifi~ Bruce Coen as the doctor and Brian Director Robert Michael Conrad Drive, Mission Viejo. Ticket infor­ ins the bean of his character in a Wolf as tbe preacher lend nervously has done a oommendable job with a mation may be obta1ncd by calling splendidly modulated performance. effective window dressing to . a cast short on experience but long on 673-4601 or..841-045.

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-A move toward a ul\ion-frcc 'Megatrends' author John Natsbttt sotje!)'; . says process will begin In 14 months -One-third of all new busi­ nesses-about 200,000 annual­ Unemplo~cnt in America is last for the ttst of the centul')'. ly-started by women; quickly becoming a thing of the past, a Naisbitt made his prediction dur­ ..!..Third-world manufacturing ofat leading social forecaster said today. inga speech about ..the changing U.S. least 30 percent of the wor1d'1 John Naisbitt, author of ..Mega­ economy."., He said the nation is products.· trcnds," predicted that within 14 moving from a self-contained na· Naisbitt said the United States bas months, more people will lie leaving tiorial economy to ·an integratt.d a big competitive ed~ in the new · the U.S. labor force than enterina it. global economy. global economy because it owns "the uwe•re headina for a labor sh~ Otaracteristacs of the· change richest mix of ethnic groups" in the in 1986," Naisbin ~id. He said it wall outlined by ~aisbitt include: world. He p!Nicted the fastest-growina sector of the U.S. economy would continue to be computers and related services. Other fast-growing areas will Archive contract sets record include health care, nutrition and . Archive Corp. announced Monday design into our systems. Archive was fitness, leisure activities, entertain­ the award of a multi-million dollar able to meet our very stringent ment and travel, he said. · contract to supply streaming qualifications... "We're beeominga nation ofclerks cartridge tape drives to ConvC!Jent ArchiveCorp.isthepioneeroflow- because so many of us are involved Technologies of Santa Clara. Calif. cost, high-performance 14-inch with the processing of infonnation," The contract represents the largest streaminf cartridJe tape drives. The Naisbitt said. Oerks need to pay Groandbrealrlnd ceremon• 14-inch tape drive pact in industry company sSidewmder, SCorpion and more attention to fitness and they -----e J history. · FasTape product families are de- have more free time than farmers, he Two lrYlDe com panlea, Baalneaa According to Tom MaJcmann, vice signed to backup Winchester disk pointed out. Propertle9 DeYelopment Co. and Am.I• • president, marketing for Archive in drives ranging in capacity from 20 to Naisbitt's speech was delivered at a A8eoc. Ady...+1.a-.. and Pabllc RelatlOD9, Costa Mesa, the contract amount l-8&-megabytes in small business two-day seminar-OD .. Executive Ex- J I ;a f "·~ 1 exceeds the ·Combined value of all computers, \t/ord·processingsystems. ceUence" at the Westin Bonaventure 0 aeu orcea recea tf to hold contracts signed by Archive in the last personal computer add-on Hotel. The seminar was presented by '10GJldbreaklu ceremonle8 for the 18- quarter. subsystems, and other mi~ and the Allen Group Inc., an educational 8tol'J' WllahJle..1'ol'llUlDdle BallcllDC in LOii Under the teems of the agreement, minicomputer applications. firm based in Provo, Utah. An&el•. Plct'llrecl are: Bau_llmnper,left. Archive will provide 5-14 inch r------...:._...:.______,.------...,.-,----:--=---...,.---...,.--:..__----,..------=---,- Scorpio, model 5945L, tape drives to backup 50 megabyte Winchester disk drives in Conve'ient's megaframe and miniframe systems. The mcgaframe acts as a multi­ processor Unix-based machine and as a share resource processor for Convergent's line of clustered work­ stations. The miniframe 1s a high-per­ formance 680 I 0.based v.inual mem­ ory machine running the Unix oper­ atton system and is 'sold primarily into the office automation market According to David Caplan, vice president and general manager for Convergent, "As OEM suppliers ourselves, we have to bC ~cularly selective about the equipment we A big year for McDonald's McDonald's Corp. Monday an­ nounced record net income. revenues and systemwide sales for the nine months and third quarter ended ScpL 30. Chairman Fred L. Turner reponed that systemwide sales rose t 6 percent and 12 percent for the nine months and third quaner ended Sept. 30, respectively. Net income per com­ mon share increased 15 percent for both the quaner and nine-month periods. Turner said, "The continuing abili­ ty of the McDonald's system to grow profitably as reflected in our third quaner and nine-month rtsults. We're especially proud of the double­ di&it sales increases against the third quarter of 1983 when we introduced ~Chicken McNugets nationally. Also, for the first time in our history, nine­ monlh S)'$temwide saJes.incrcascd by over $1 billion. To date, this billibn­ dollar mark has never been ~chieved even in an entire year. ,. . "We also continue to achieve important milestones. We recently opened our 8,000th restaurant, had our second stock split in two years, and signed a contract with the U.S. Navy to open and operate McDoriald's restaurants on bases around the world. We plan on serving our 50 billionth hamburger in mid­ November and achieving Japanese sales of over I 00 billion yen by year end. During the third quaner, total assets exceeded the $4 billion mark • and stockholders' equity neared $2 . . billion. "We have also taken steps to better "\bu'llget ~on -cruises - - · -· .. · ·~ ~age our arowth. 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I • 0nnge Cout DAJLV PtlOTITUllday, ~-- 23, 1914 New product activity crimps DWIrevenue DWI Corp. Mon y rcponcd a net development ctivit)' Mlverscly at· an excellent year and continues to products to the marketplacie. DWI l0t 0[$216.000 on tt~enues ofS3.4 fcctcd caminas lbrouahout the :year. el;pcrien~ profitable arowtb. How­ \\ill profit from ownerlhi{> in the Jeffrey BrlU•Jo n• Lagu.aa million ror th fi I rcnded June Ho~cvcr, the write-off of cenain e\ er, its earnings were not ufficicnt venture or hcenslf!t ro)'alllea. Thi• 30. capitalized ttems in the founh quarter to fund the compan)''s new product "ill enable DWI to duea lll raowcet firm a• new pro} t manager This compares wuh a net tou of and year-end dJustments to earnings programs. 10 maximize •he PQwth f.Olentw of $36,000 on revenue of $3.1 .million rcsultin from the meraer of affiliate "Mana,iemcnt has decided io 11J basic service b.wloaL • .Irvine nsidMi ~., o. ....,.. ihu :J9iae4..U.-1.11Una Hill1 rmn or ror the previous fiscal ~r. compan1 tnto DWI TCJUlted n a move its new produet development DWI, doana business u Desian H..U., BllllMn. m. a1 projec:i manaaer for the newly expanded tenant Roben K: Fujioka, ch11~an nd loss for the year. businest out idc 0Wf by ~oinin& West, is a lcadiN industrial detiin improvement divilion. BriaP ba1 been tenant amprovement construction chief executive officer of ilie Irvine "Desi'° West. our dcsl&n and other venture panners wnh the and cn&inecnna tttVJCC company1 It manaer ror 1t4WY1i1 C..ll'UMn tnd 1'lle XeU C.., and brinp 20 years of finn , said. ••JntcMi'lle new produc.t enJinecnng services subsidiary. bad capability and reiOu..rces to take the providn desiin and product dtvelop­ c1penence in construction to his new pofl. Amona Hedley's tteent tenant . ment tcrvfces to muhi;natfonal com· im~vement PrO~ are BeJ c...raa. Plua in Newpon Beach. The firm panaes. builds office, industnaJ and medi~ oroject1 throuahout southern Califomla. WUUam E. Tayler oflrvane ha1 been appointed senior project manager (or DAVCON, lae. ofTu1tin, with responsibility'···· for manaacment and aupervision of ~or commerclal and industrial projects. 'Iaylor brinas 18 years of Sales rebound· enain«rin1 and construction manqement to his new ~t, nn&iq fro.m offi

• NEW YORK - The fotlo.!Nlno 1111 ahow1 the Over-the·c;ounter for sales. ofcomnncite r:-- and plastic packa•ina...... , for fOOd. and non-fOod products· in Jlocka al\d w•rrents that have eon• up the region. which encompasses Cahfom1a, Wash1naton, Oteaon, Anzona, the =~·~rwfc the~! ~Md on · Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana and Hawaii. 0 1 ~~••~~f~~~o below l~ or 000 Mlcbel M. Grabeadlke is the n;w•saies mana~~r the Jrvi1e hd••~fal, di •t and ~cent•~ cl\an= art the Returcll a Denlopmeat Co •• based in Newpon h. The Irvine resident bl ~~and =9~ 1a~•t>ld ':-~~no comes to the firm from Cu1htnan & Wakefield, where be was an industrial l'.Sf broker in the firm's Ontario office. In his new post, be is responsible for lot sales l FMi•me L• v. ''\ UPPcti. . and the investment building program in the Irvine Industrial Center. His s ~F~=~WI v. nH: . employer is overall developer of the.9~acrc lrvine lnduatrial Center. r~o' 1 ~ 2 H: . Georce T. Pilfer has joined the ooanFc>fdirectOff orEmaluCorp. of ov yn ~ BP Costa Mesa. The Aorida resident bas been a director for SWcota Systems, Ille. J~,~ - u: 1 since 1980, and is chairman of the board for Mlaatome C.rp. Emulex ~Brood 1M UP l · manufactum communication, disk and tape controllers and subsystems for ~g wt ~ ~g 1 DEC computer systems, 11 well as enhancement products for the IBM PC. rvo un 1 Op 1 . Y -<' h ~ • • ~ · · 'd f · na1 ··a n Up l . David E. ~aear ·~II promot~ to senior vice prest .ent 0 f'CIJO Manuf ~ Bg ;. affairs for FHP, lac. of Fountain Valley. LeSueur, who joined the company in Nt 14 UP .1 1974, was formerly a vice P.resident of FHP's Utah region. His new position He> rt. B: ·1 includesmanaiementofactlvitiesjn the California, Utah and Guam rqionsas vk 14 Up : supervision of the company's Medicare pr~m. the FHP Senior Plan . ~ =.• un 5 ~~ Hg : Cons~ction is und~r way on FHP's first hospital, adjacent .to the FHP le; 1 ~P .• Fountain Valley Medical Center. . pn WI V~ P A • • • r3~'lrr1 'Ji ~ g ·I Bob Mo•Jo11 has been promoted from customer service supervisor to ~ oo NS • manager of customer service for Commanlty CabltvltJoD Co., a subsidiary of N•f' La t _chp... Pct 'he lntDe Co. In his oew post, Motions will continue to supervise seven U customer service representatives, as well as increasing the company's emphi1is wt = 12 on telemarketina and implementing trainina seminars. ' n • • • ~ =~ M&rct11 W. R.imiey has been elected president ~d chief executive officer g" - .._ of the Cal·Amerlcaa la1aruce Co. and its sbareholder, IVM Bolclla1, lac. Cal I:itf;. - 2~ American is a newly formerly property and casualty insurar, and the fmt ~n ' ~ licensed insurer to establish its home office in Miasion Viejo. The Mission 1i 1 arl~ Viejo resident was preyiously deputy insurance commissioner and chief ofthe li gx~~ ~ )~~ rate rcaulation divuion of the CallfonaJ.a Depanmeat of lil1aruce. - ,,. 1 arus runun ~ - ra /4 - ~ It deFr 1 14 - I~ rwTom it - 'h '11r un 1 ¥4 =1~ e m-~ ' 1·

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Don't feed tile Homo Mplena arb&Daa at 111••1'• lletrosoo. Horrlosapiens urbanusreally attracting the ga wkers at zoo MIAMI (AP) - Record crowds three-day exhibit to more than 10,000, week siay in Miami, Hensler said. marched to Metrozoo over the weekend about three times what it was for the same Metrozoo paid half and the Metro-Dade to stare at an attraction shipped in from period last year. Profits for the zoo were Cultural Affairs Committee picked up the Spain but which they could have seen on about $20,000, be said. other half. any city sidewalk any day of the week- For three days, Vidal ate, drank., slept, .. I think it's a modest fee," said zoo Urban Man. read newspapers, watched television and 0 •'This has been beyond a shadow of a used the telephone next door to the director Robert Yokel. rm illways doubt the most pop,ular eXhibit we've Galapagos tortoise, to the delight of suspect of a society that thinks art is ever had at the zoo.t • said Rick Hensler, pwk.ina audiences. cheap, and I think of this a~-an art form. I marketingdirectorror M~ozoo ...We've Vidaf, a mime who bas taken his don't think you can buy ait any cheaper than that." . had people standina there for hours and exhibit to zoos in Italy, Germany and , ~ hours." Switzerland after first showina it an Some people, though, criticized the fee. Hensler said Urban Man. also 'known Barcelona, Spain, charged Metrozoo " "There's been so much attention to this · as Albert Vidal, 38, or Homo sapiens S 10,000 for round trip fares for himself ;,10,000 fee that it's kind of surprised urbaiius, hi~ the attendance during the and two assistants, expenses and a two- me," Hensler said.

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~ ~ Dickerson~ fumes while Ellard zooms back~ .. I'm not saying it's dirty, but J Mike Lansford closed out the weckSagowas thedefense ..WhichJust puses for oruy 144 yards. ..we·re not Some late hits anger running don't think it's real good football. If Rams' scorinc with an 18-)'ard field pla~ed better.-: aoin& 10 have many friends uabl we they want to plaX that way, they ought goal in the fourth period. The "That's two weeks in a row that do... . but in the end, Rams breeze, 24-10 to go to Russia, ' said Dickerson. Falcons, who had beaten Los Anp:ln we've basicauy kept a ieam from Most of the crowd of S~861 left The · 6-3, 220..pound speedster, two weeks aao 30-28, couki..manaae scoP._nl until the pme was out of early in the fmal period after booina ATtANTA (AP)-Eric Dickerson Pridemore, for an alleged Lardy hit on however, didn't let it bother him in only a 39-yard field goal frOrn Mick reach, · said Robin.ton. The Rams the home team on 1evcral occasioas. wasfumina. only his second carry of the night. his performance, scoring the Rams• Luckhurst in the second quarter and defeat.Cd NeW Orieans 28-10 a week The Falcons manaied only 11 fim "They really hacked me off. They "It was No. 27, I don't know his first touchdown on his I ()..yard sweep scored in the ctosin1 minute on an 18- aao and now have won four of five downs. have no class," the Rams runnin~ name. I think he wanted to do a head after only I :03 of the second quarter yai'd pass from Steve Bartkowski to games for a S-3 record. · Team owner Rankin Smith had back said of the Atlanta Falcons st.and or a hand stand on my back before letting Henry Ellard do the Stacey Bailey. The FalcOns, whoec o&me has criticized the ~m af\cr the Giants• defenders after helping his team to a after J had been down what seemed rest. Ellard, a second-year player from been missina the last two pmes, pme for iu perfonnt.nc:e and 24-IO National Football League vie ~ like five minutes;• he said. "It was Ellard, the NFL's leading punt Fresno State, who suffered a bruised losinc a 19-7 decision to the Ne. Bartkowski alluded ltO it after tbc tory. Monday night in a nationally ri&ht there on lhc sideline and a returner, who helped act up thigh and sat out the second half, said York Gianu a 'M.ICk ap>, man.,ed pmc. televised contest. rel'crec was right there and said he Dickerson'ucorc with a 29.yartl 1punt his punt return TD "wasn'\the end of only 211 yards apinst the Rams. 73 ... saw a lot ofcffon ou1 ihcre. even Dickerson. who ran for l '42 yards didn't see it. I think somebody needs mum, cauaht a 9-~rd TD~ from the pme.. for the Falco• ..bult it in \be tceond Ulf. ud ~ IO moup ''wun•t reflcdcd 1n the score.. on 2S carries, includina a JQ..yard glasses," quartcrnaci 'efl' Kemp only I :08 probably wn a big letdown.'' ~5 . • We need to find a way to anm:t \he touchdown run, charged the Falcons He said that wasn't the only cheap later, then closed out the 21-point In addition to the offensive per­ ..We've aot to start thinkina about thinas that are breaking us down,•• be with hitting late on numerous oc­ shot, but "that's the way they play. I second period with an explosive 69- formances by Dickerson and Ellard, sttin&ina some wins tO&Cther,.. said said. casions and was particularly incensed guess \hat's what the coaches down in yard score on a punt return with 39 Rams' Coach John Robinson said the Atlanta quarterback Steve '"There may be a lack of comrru&­ at Atlanta defensive back Tom Atlanta teach them. seconds left before intermission. key difference from the loss two Bartkowski. who bit on 20 of 31 mcnt - a commitment to each other:"_ .. Dodgers sig~ Howefor'85 They're all getting a kick··out Of things· I · LOS ANGELES (AP) - Relief pitcher Steve Howe, suspended It's bcainning to look like there's aoaJ five points. field aoatsof39, 39~ 37. 36, 33, 29, 27, four games- from 37, 32., 32, 32., 30,. for the 198'4 baseball season only pne sure way to keep yourself in Such a life it would be for such 27, and 20 to his crcdiL He kicked 25, 25 and 23 yard.$ OUL because of repeated involvement a football aame these days - and Oranae Coast area prep standouts as four qainst Saddleback., the last with •Ptnaflqrs nioe field goal& have with drugs, has siancd·a one-year that's to make sure you have a Newport Harbor's Sterling Coberly, four 5CCOnds left llftina the unbeaten come from 44, 4'4, 40. 38, 34, 30. 2'4, contract with the Lds Angeles standout place-kicker at your dis­ Ocean View's Andy Austwick, Roen Sailors to a 26-26 tie. 22 and 22 yards. The ~yarder beat Dodgers,. the team announced posal (ask former Oeveland Browns Edison's Tim Bontrager, Estancia's • Austwick hasfield&oalsof'40, J.4, El Toro. and Mi ion Viejo just Monday. Coach Sam Rutigliano if you're in Keith Hodge. Mater Dei's Gary • 32 and 2S yards. Two of those came miucd an u~ except Pmaflor was Howe, 26, spent the last month doubt). Coston or Fountain Valley's Micky CAii.Sii when OCcan View just miSscd in a there with his boots of 38, 30 and 22 pitching for the Dodgers' entry in When football was in its bcgjnninp Penaflor if field goals still held such 14-13 loss lO Western. yUc:ls in a 2'4-19 wio. the Arizona Instructional Leaaue. - well. when Rutgers and Princeton premium. •Bontraacr. a junior, tw field •Penner. a junior, has clicked on PR EP SPORTS 6eldaoalsof27. 27 and il yards. He .. We arc pleased with Steve's played that first one in 1869 you That's just the bqinning- there's goals of .-1. 29 ahd 23 yards. His toe also Marina's Pat Penner, West­ was the difference in a 10.7 '1ctory progress in the Arizona Instruc­ couldn't even run with the ball, and was the difference (2+20) against St. the passina aame didn't get its start minster's Ricky Gates, HuntinJtOn For tho9C that arc on their way to John Bosco. over Scrvite. . tional League and the Dominican Beach's Darrin Tomasick, Jrvane's the CIF finals, the but half •Gates has connected on cffons of Republic is step two in his until decades later. season is • Hodac tiu booted field coats of For the first nine yean the only Mike Henigan, Corona del Mar's gone, but the aforementioned place-­ '47, '44, 3~. 21 and 20 yi.rds - the 32- 40, 38, 36, JS, 32 and 27 yards. His 3S­ preparation for the 1985 season," yarder beat La Quinta (3-0) and scoring in the pme was by kicking the Steve Satchell1 University's Will Fer­ kickers have already made their yardcr the difference in a l i7-1'4 said Dodgers' Vice President Al marks felt. victory over lquna Hill Ma&cr Oci fell. l S-13, bccau of his Canlpenis. ball throuah the opponent's goal and rell, Woodbndse's Jay Middleton, as late as l 883 a touchdown was Costa Mesa's Adam Beck and Saddle­ For instance: • Coston. another junior, kicked field goal of 38 yards. • worth but four points, and the field back's Todd Maxwell. • Coberly. a sophomore, has nine eight field goals in Mater Dei's first (Pleue 11ee IUCUIC3) Oilers are primed ~~1JM:Sn ~ !Ds and no security? for tlie great effort 1-~ "'.- AlEUnd for b11·timc collqes., has such a quarterbadt - approachina - Edison Hiah s foot· Keith Jarrett, who last Friday niaht set t.bc Or&nF County ball team, ranted No. I in the ClF Bi& football world on firc. Five Conference and in the Daily He completed eiaht of 11 pa and made e~cry one Pilot's Oranp: County rankings, once of them count. apin puts the chip on their collective Beach Goich Georae P11COC aya: But JatTCtt is still aware that hisiob as field pcraJ of ihoulcten for the benefit of the .. we·re aoina to have a bonfire the Daily Pi1ot•s top-ranked team in Oranec County is ftOt Huntinston Beach Hi&h Oilers Wednesday and the kids are aoina to '••• exactly .--iantced with a ~ifkation stamp. TbUrlday naaht. . be juked UP. for Thu.'lday. We'll be He did his belt apinst Ocan View, however, to FountaJn Valley and Manna. ready.just like last year. teCW'C bD IPOltlion. mcanwhde, the other two title con· "It's the kind of same ~ play At Huntinaton ae.ch Hiah, lbC site oUarretfs recant tenders. wait until Friday where they for. Our k1d1 arew up with a lot of setunapttfonnan«. the 6-1, l:'lkM>UndetlOOk-'van~ 10 up ~inst ().2 opponents. their kids and we have somethuw to ofIDmt k>09C ooven,e tn the Seahewt ICCOndaty to brelik Herc s 1 look at each of th~ three prove to them. two actioOl records and es&ablilh another durina EdilOll~ Sunset Leaaue aamcs this wee!(: "There'• the transfer thin& (Edison 42-0poundi"'ofOceen Vrew. hai lbcnefiued at times with transfers It 1tlll 1an t ~ t'ftOUlh. Rner'W quarterbeck Millit ~ (l-1, l·I) at H••u.ta. from Huntaf\l\On Beach. eetlcina A'*9ovic 11wa1una1n theWiftll Aw ...pee so *Pan aftd B..a (l.f·l,J·l):"Riaht now they"re areener pesturcs), and because ~ Janeu 11 •Dl' 1tme. findina out how to win m lhc Jut Edison his been on top to loq. Our '4COICh (Bill) WOfttman Mid lf OM of UI ll doias quaner," sars .Edison Co.ch Bill kids want \O be there. bedly... Janett ~ .._ btMt WMkl lllw Ilia Womnan. "They're l·I and riaht in .. lfwc can reach the intensity level dUCe aDd lbe other WOOi 9" IMdled." the thick or n. n•s ao•nJ IO be 1 ~·Pm! " Jamu let 1••11• nicotd for Plllins ~· "tbeY can come at you"' 1th many Hununaton Bead\, too, aooon:hna hid I 91 ·yard ... IO MM: Palo. t9'e loltles\ DOCMCOt Ill waxs arid that's what thclr offense Is to ~KOC. cnten 11\jury free. pm 1n the ldtool's ~·~~:-~~ lied Ken ~·1 l 911 delianed for. milt wtth ftw aerial mucnaowna. "fle•:re ri&hl next to them on the W11 .....W(l-4,tol)n.P....­ Pink St\am' (l 979) IDd Mtiot (1981) bcO Md 344- map, thcar lklds know each other and VaU.,(M,W)1tS.__ ._. ~ _...... , ad tht ~VtCM compltcioft ""* that'• why 1bete's 10 many upttu and .. ~e bis up ft'ont ddlial~ and .... -. • 1111..-SNm ha& Mike Doaeter ban U. ran1tlh1np ·•. they hive I PUliftl ...... II ~Mtup. 1 The Ch•flttl enter in.Jury rn:e. Fountain Val~ CoKb Mike Mainer, tMt '" ntelfshould be 1tnoulh t"or any coem to M> 1 daetibina Watmumer. bUt t btfort reollciftl ln1 ~ Rillal? Ir what W«kman 11ys d<>bft' Wrona... BcforeiheltUOfteven rted." larretttaid, .._,__ _. convince you lh11 one shouldn't be oould v~wcll be IA!kina about h1• m.-. cOuider what HuntiallOft l'"IMl' ..M199"T~) (Plnw ..8Dl90R'a/Cll S11111n 1 lleta~laPlayeriftMW.a NFL conalden draft, USFL Cllppen maintain optlml•m fr9er.ll' Francia oat 1'ltb ....._ LO ANGELf.S - The Los Aqrlts REDWOOD Cln' - RUii Fnnaa. Rutigliano fired, Qippcn re an o,pum1suc bunoh ap. m considrttd bY the San Francisco 49et'I 10 be • II• oroadlina the n ofthe 1984-SS NauonaJ the best blookma tiah1 end an football, will ~asketbaJI A ociatlon 1eason, thctr first 1n be oul ~t least a wet\ and 1>9111bly a month Browns assistant LosAn cle wnb a neck ituury, Caleb 8111 Wal h saic!'MoJlday. 1 There arc m ny reasons for their hi&h hOJ>CS.. :not lnlual X-ray1 after unday's 34-21 victory the least of "hich 1 the phy seal condition of Bilt Houston indicated the 6-toot-6, 242..pQund Fran named to replace Walton suffered a fracture ofthe bone at the top ofhss 1p1ne, bl AP~kMI Finally, h appears the Iona h t of &nJUrtes uffcrcd another sci pf X-rays taken at a hospual revealed n 0£VELAND- m Rulialiano Yo'U the 6-1 l center is 1n the past. fracture. EiJ ' Francis was to undcrao a lh1rd set of X-ra fired ,as h d t'Oleb of me Ocvetand 411 t Watton, Who tum 32 next Browns Monda) and replaced by defen ive month, ys he 11 no lon~r Monday and another tet Tunday before tee coordinator Many Schotteobeimcr. bothered by hb left foot, which phys c1anscoulddetcnninehowlonabemiahtbeout Rutj&liano, S2. coach of the National Football has caused ycan of .,.in and the lineup. Le ue team nee 197 and also a vice (>fCS!dcnt, was required several ~uons, or asked to remain with the Browns• front office by owner any ofthe other i!\,junes that have Conferepce honon PCAA fi kept him away from the bUkct· AttModcll. OuarterbaCk Randall Cunni.am "I think I was treated fairly,•• said Rutiiliano, who ball Cloun. or For the first time 11nClC 1976, Nev&aa-Las Veps. and linebacker Nick •II• had seen the Browns filll to l-7 Holt of Universit)' of the Pacific. on aftcrSunday'stcdious 12·91o sto he will bcain an NBA l(.aSQn in what he and the team doctor opposina sides lut Saturday, were named me 2-6 Cincinnati Bcnpls. "The ___. Tony Daty, call excellent physical Monday 11 the Pacific COast Athleuc Association only advice I have for Many is. hape. 'Ihat is., if he can avoid football players of the week. make .sure you can kick field injUrY or Jllness betwetn now and next Saturday nit.ht Cunninpam, a 6-4. 198-pound 1itnior from Sant goals.'' Barbara, completed 26 of35 throws for 288 yards a Schottcnhcimcr, 41 , in bis when the Chppers, who moved from San Diego to J:os • ngclcs last pring, open the season at Utah auinst the four touchdowns in the Rebds' 3S-2 I viClQrY ovc fifth year with the Brown has Jazz.. Pacific to cam the PCAA's offcn11vc honor. transformcd the Browns' once 0uri1'& the exhibition season, he has been . Cunningham also punted four time avef'lli weak defense into the top.rated consistent if not brilliant. More important, he ,.has 48.8 yards per punt. unit in the American· Football averqed almost 24 minutes .a pme and hasn't been Holt, tiny. for a linebacker at 5·9, 160 poundJ Conference and rated seoond logged 11 solo tackles, assisted on two others. made t seen hobblina once. 1 • overall in lhe NFL. Schot­ .. I really haven't had any iDJurics to my leg since uckles for losses and recorded one quarterback sack t tenhC1mer previou)ly was a defensive coach with the ~Oftliedi1 my right ankle was operated on at the end ofthe l 982·83 gain his defensive rccoanition. Detroit Lions and New York Giants. Dr. TOftJ .,_,,on 1he condition of LOI A~ seuon," Walton said last montti. "I just had the broken ModelJ, who said he considered no other. can· Cltppert bUketlMll etar Biii Wiiton: 0 to hand (last season). I had a very productive summer and didatcs for the job. He gave Schonenheimer a contract tt ...,.. Pac-10 honora football •tan me that 811 It pie~ wtlhout sry rep'd to hie toot I'm looking forward to staning the season. It isn't a bia running through 1986. WALNUT CREEK - Runnina back The two-year-plus deal was offered to Schot­ no'lonflr worrlee 1Mt he might br'9llk It - or deal:' El Rueben Mayes of Washinaton Sta~ and e• • breik MYthlnQ ..... He II no men of• medal rtlk In his 10 NBA seasons - he couldn't play in three 1 tcntieimer because ... ooacb romlJll on in mid·tenn comcrback Anthony Parker of Arizona • now1Mn ~ .... on the...... ,.•• of them because of in.Juries - Walton has broken his requires a tenn in which he can put his imprint on the no5C five times. has had three broken fin.aers. recurring State were named Monday the Pacific 10 team," Modell said. bone spurs in both ankles, a broken lea, two broken Conference Players of the Weck. Ruti&liano had a contract through the 1988 NFL Waitz changing her attltu~e wrists, a broken hand, several knee operations and MaYis, a junior, had the best day of his career iJ season. tie said he will let Modell ' ~now by January SU'iery to repair nerve damage in his right foot. leadinJ WS':J back from a 28·point thi~-quart~rdefid whether he will stay with the team in another capacity. NEW YORK - Grete Waitz, the to a 49~2 vactory at Stanford. He earned 29 tunes fo silver medalist in the inaugural Olympic m 216 yards. including four touchdown runs of 53, 39. : women's marathon, doesn't lose often. But · Burri• demanda to be traded Cube, Anael• seek free agency and 22 yards. He also took a screen pass S3 yards for 1 when she does, it no longer is a "disaster... OAKLAND - Oakland A'1 pitcher Ill fifth touchdown. NEW YORK - Two more Oticago • "I have chan~d my attitude toward running." the Ray Burris demanded Monday that the The 216-yard rushina performance was the thiry CUbs pitchers, Dennis Eckersley and Tim · 31-ycar-old Norwegian admitted Monday. "Four or team trade him, after the club refused to best in WSU history and the best in the Pac-10 tha Stoddard. were amo seven players who five years ago, ifI didn't win a race, it was a disaster. But aive him a long-tcnn contract. season. He leads the conference in rushing and i filed for free aaency°tionday, the Major when you get older, you .realize that the world of The A's last week a~ to exercise an option on ranked fifth in the nation at 123 yards per pme. t;eaaue Playen Associition said. / ruJlning is small compared to other things in life." Burris' contract to pay him $500,000 for the- upcoming Parker, a freshman, broke open the game in ASU'1 That brought the number of Cubs f~nt Despite her more cuual approach to running. the season.but tbeclub refused to extend the pact two more -4S·l0 win over Oiqon State with an intcrccptio1 pitchcn to four and the total number of declared free former school teacher is an overwhelmina favorite to be years, as requested by the 34-year-old pi(cher. • returned 61 yards for a touchdown. Parker broke cigh aacntsto 37. RickSutclift"e, theaceoftbeCubsstaff,and the first women's finisher in Sunday"s 15th New York Traded by the Montreal Eltpcs last season. Burris tackles on the TD return. Rick Reuschel filed for free agency last week. City Marathon - an event she has won five of the past had a 13-JO record and an ERA under 3.00 until the \ . Also among those declarina free aaency Monday six years. final month, when he finished at 3.15. were two members of the Ansels, pitchCT Craia Swan In addition to her smashina sucoess in New York, "You'd think that when a auy works hard ... and is and infielder-outfielder Derrcl Thomas. Waicz has won the 1983 London Marathon and the a winner, that's the type you keep around," Bums said. The free.agent rc..cnt!,Y draft will be held in New 1983 World Track and .Field Championshiups. cap­ "I guess not. For them to suggest J won't be the same York on Nov. 8. The deadline for filing for free aaency tured the World Cross Country Championship five pitcher in two or three years ... that offends me.," is midni~t Oct. 29. Oubs have until Nov. S to try to re­ times. and finished first in the t'Egs Mini Marathon A's vice president Sandy Alderson declined to sian thear free.agent Players. five times. discuss negotiations with Burris' agent

Bruins' situation Winslow Saratoga Si:l maybe out &IJQ&ankle . s_tilJ unchanged career over' UCLA field goal as time ran out. of career ARCADIA (AP) - The carcc1 must win ..The last two weeks. the players Saratop Six, considered a s< every Pac-10 game have done a good job in the mental SAN DIEGO (AP) - Kehen contender in next year's Tri aspect of the game," Donahue said. Winslow. the Nation.a Football Crown thoroughbred racn. might for Rose Bowl bid "It's easy when things go astray to go League's leading receiver over the finished after only four winnina rat mto a shell and not respond. ln1tcad, put llx ~··Wit not know for llx Sara top Six. rqardcd as the bcS LOS ANGELES (AP) - Another the team bas responded in a positive months ..._heClift~ return year-old thoroughbred racing on week. another big game for the UCLA fashion." to f ootbillt, a Ban Pleoo Chargera West Coast this year, has a .. 50-! Bruins. The UCLA offense is still operating phvstcian Mid Monday. chanClC of being saved after suffer. The-two-time defending Pacific- I 0 at less than peak efficiency. Against Or. Gery lone Mid the llga­ an injury Monday, aClCOrding and Rose Bowl champions, sttll ahve Cal the Bruins pined just I 25 yards menta tn WlnslOW'• right knee trainer 0 . Wayne Lukas. in the ~ for the 1984 conference through the air. with Steve Bono looked Uke "spaghetti •.. like a Lukas, who is a part-owner as " championship but hanging on by a completing 11 of 22 paSSC'S. Bruin couple of mc:>p ends" after tne tight as the trainer ofthe S2.2·million cc thread, play Anzona State at Tempe. rushers accounted for 16 I yards on 33 end went down following a catCh fn said the injury occWTCd near thee this Saturday. canies. but only one of UCLA's three the fourth quarter of the Chargers' of a training run. There was And Bruin coach Terry Donahue scores, their second touchdown, re­ 444-37 l6S8 to the Loe An~ apparent cause for the injury. sulted from a long drive. didn't mince word at his weekly press RaJdera on Sunday. .. He was work.ina sl~ fur1onas. • conference Monday. With one con­ The other touchdown and Lee's ..The Ugamenta had atmoet .n a.a.me-winning field goal set up at the 16th pole, I heard it crack Jilc ference loss already in the ledaer, and were explOlk>n..ffke appearanQe,'' Mid limb," Lukas &aid adding that 1 with the likelihood that two losses by Cal turnovers deep in Bears' injury to the small bOoes in the anl mean elimination from the Rose territory. LOIN, who operated on Wlnek>W ,or 2'h hoUrt Sunday~t. "tt'a a • of the left front leg appeared to ha Bowl race, the Bruans have no margin "We had numerous opponunities "shattered both scsamoids.'' for error. . to put points on the board, especially ~. veryMVete ln)ury.' "It is essential for us to win to stay considenna the field positaon we WJnalOw was r8moved from th9 . Lukas said a specialist was bei alive," Donahue said. "We will have had." Donahue said. "We were field on an electrtc cart tollOwtng flown in to operate on the ankle an< to play fantastically to get it done. 1 disrupted primarily by penalties Injury, whleh came after he is hoped the broken bones could I think 1t will take out best effon to win, (nine for 58 yards. most of them made a twls1tng ~tch or a Dan fused with plate. but we arc capable of giving our best either motion or holdi~ penalties). "I've never had a horse traioin& Fouts paea and WM hit by R8Jder:e strong this,•• Lukas said. effort." When you act the ball inside the SO as lnebacker J9tf BarMt. as The Bruins haven't plaled fantast1· often as we did, you ought to be able Saratoga Six, a son of Alydl cally this year, but they ve shown a to generate some points." He declined to talk to reporter• Priceless Fame, had been schedul knack for survival. Last week.. they But the Bruins' defense gave after the game. Loue aatd Monday to race the East Coast's top 2·ya came back from 7-0 and 14-7 deficits Donahue something to brag about his patient's re.ponM waa "YfllfY old, Chiefs Crown, in the l 1-16 m to beat Cal 17-14 on John Lee's 18- with its best day ofthe season. In fact, appropriate. If he hadn't been ,,.._..... Norfolk Stakes at Santa Anita tJ yard field goal with 2:58 to play. The apinst the rush, the Bruins set a upl4K after being Informed Of th1t Saturday. week before. the Bruins defeated school record by holding Cal to nature of Injury, I'd have beef'i Trill.Der and part-owner D. Wa111e L1i.ku •tanct. with un­ Chiera Crown also has won fd Washington State 27-24 on 47-yard minus· I 3 net yards rush in~ worried." defeated Saratot• Sm recently. Colt•• career may be onr. times, but has lost three outings. EDISON'S JARRETT. From Cl Prep football Players of the week "People and parents thought (Angelovic) was going to start. TOD BEARBOWER BILL WHELAN TOllDOB88 "I knew, at fint. Mike and ·I were sharing time, Corona del Mar Ocean Vlew Unlftntty . battlina it out until the last week ofsummer practices. And The junior quanerback re­ Coach Karl Gaytan, on the He not only had four solo ever $incc then I've had the job. placed the injured Bobby Hatfield S-11, lU·Pound defensive end. tackles and three aui111, the 6-3, "'But.at anytime, ifl do poorly or bad, he'll haveit(the in the first half and completed "He has done everything I've 21 S·pound defensive lineman quanerback posidon). There's no real security." seven of 13 passes for 57 yards. He asked him to do 5ince I've been caused cault'd heavy pressure on Jarrett doesn't have too much to worry about after also played well on defense. here. He's been consistent." CdM's quarterbacks. flrina five TD passes even though Anaelovic is, perhaps, capable of doma the same. Recently at Notn: Dame ·------~ G ·------~----- ·------~--~~---- (Sherman Oaks}, reserve Mike Gray rushed for five TUA!f PRAM TERRY REICHERT DWA TD ARMSTRONG touchdowns while rcplacina an injured all-league tailback CoetaMeu Fountain Valley WOocl~e .. Sean Curran. Curran has since reclaimed hit No. I pot. The S-S, 130:.pound JUn1or The S-lO, 170.paund Junior .. He did not play (varsitr.> last year, so he'1 one of The S.10, 2QO..Pound junior comerback-rccciver deflected 4 fullbatk rushed for'.72 yards on 13 defensive end "played his best those l'IYI that's an unknown.' said Workman ... He's one Newport paucs. ..He covered overaH pme of the year. And he ofthose people will come in and look at and ask. "Who cam es, including one TD. He also pap very well. JUSt played a &ood made some outstandina blocks in made a number of key stopt and is this auyT • . game," said Coach Tom Baldwin. taC'klcs," said Coach Gene NoJi. ••tte had a llOOd oi&ht, thouab• .And his .receavcn crucial situations c:auaht ~ ancl he had aood protection. He just had a •~~~------~ put ni&ht - it all adds up and tbat•a what happen ... ·~~--~~----~~~ •~------~ What haooened is Jarrett ea.med himself the Daily 111K1t ROSELLOO DAVID FLETCBltR CBAllLU ANTON Pilot's prep Player <>f the Week for his acoomplilhments. E•tancla Marina Mater Del i.t\nd when your talkina about the reccivera- you mean The 6.2. 17.S·pound junior The S· 11, t 80.pound senior The junior filled In nicely in a Riek Justice, who cauaht three of Jarrett's pa for 220 quarterb C'k tossed 23 pa , linebacker was in on 18 tackles. rtterve role by rushina for 116 yards. all for touchdowns. completing nine of them for 76 including nine solo • and P.laytd yatd1 on 29 carries. He also '-<>uf recetvet1could ~open tiCCause Uteir scconCSlry yard , and .. ls 1mprov1ng each solidly throu&hout the Vildnp' cauabt three panes'-for '39 yafds, was playina man-on-man, Jarrett explained of his record· wo4 ... said Coach Ed Blanton. 31-21 setback to Fountain Valley. lncludina a 27-yard touchdown. settina feat. "It mcanu lot 10 me, but ii really hasn't set in •~.______yet. maYbe after tho seaaon it will. ·----~------··~------.. Witutina 'alwaJS comes first and all I'm concerned CBRIS P ARK8 RAM>Y HATCH I IUCO: OATU about now is Hunhngton Beach, (which c play Friday Newport Ha.rbor Bantlutoa Beaell ,... ,...... He KOred ul the Uons' points ni&ht):' two-way stancr (center· T:hc .S:J ,I, 20.5·Pound junior He also had a 60-y&rd touchdown Pl to Penso callca middle linebacker), the S-9, 188· hneb&cker had 10 solo tackles. wnh three field aoal1, one from 40 baek-so realistically, Jam'tt COUid've had more than 400 Pound scotor rqastcred elfh.t th rec usmsand one 1ni ptio11. yards out. and the other 1wo from rd i dies and graded out an lhc. h1 "He' been consi tent all year." 32 and 26 ~.He also ha

1 • ., Third annual Turke Turkey Fi&ht. No, it's not John Doe, it's James Smith In 1982 Holmes battcftd Randall .. Tei~· Cobb for U rounds us puu.IJI n who will fight Holmes for world crown a decision on tbe day &MTbaiWlliv~ 5 From AP 111.,.&dlet ina. Lu• year on the day ·after 11 year.old James .. Bonecruahcr" Smith Thankttlvana, he AOpped Manis' 0 will fiJbt unbeaten LatrY Holmes, the F:l'lller an the first round HBO. ' Jame1 Smith, employed in the prtnu« hea vywei&ht in lheworld. for Nonh Carolina corrections symm the lntemauonal 'Box1n1 Federauon wb1dl wdl tel«att the Holmet-Snutb I dee~. in I 981 lO try profeasionai fiaht. wanted it beJd Nov. 23; lb daYJ A I titkNov. 9at Las \I~ before fllln~vina. but Holmes ; l?<>x1na., to make me aJewl>ucks •.• a '"The main 11 people don't 1f ~ little Christmas money." uuna uad he wanted nearlier. 0 know me," Smith said. "h'Would htlp The Frazier '1ctory, wbicb was ! Now he aays,. l'n\ excited. 1 feel this fiaht ifthe p~s aot behind it. But , very &ood to be fi&htina La""" Holmes last fi&htz pve Holmes a 4S-O 1 Holmes." .• , 1 can unders\ind." • record, with 32 mockoull, Jn a pro The truth ia, a lot ofpeople consider · j T~at's ri&ht. In ·his l .Sth f!Aht. 29· career datina back to 1973. smith is the match as Holmes' third annual. 14.1 in a career that bepn in 1981 - f I FnR THE RfcoRo I ~---.;_...----:-::------=------~CKS... l ,,...,., ...... (74f) 1 ~Cl Wttlmlnattr n Fountatn V111tv (af 1 Huntinoton IHdl) • Tom'Mriclc'a iilllYe .._ ._ 41, Ocean View ¥1. Merine (et Wnlmllllttr) 47.42.38, 37, 27.27.23ad22 ... t SM View a.....,. He bdl'Cld he .Ne•po.1 H.­ (24.24) with a field ud his dine LANUe OWf"ll Prepfoot ];>all ..a WLT. WLT Ii log 1field .,U and PA~~ dw Oilcn OD ~pon Hlrbor 3 0 1 S 0 2 top Westm1QMCr' (16-9) . .. MPL '8dd11Mck J 0 1 6 0 I 14 of ) SUNimT L•AGUI 2ll.ong Beach Wlllol\ IADDLmUCk (6.+1) i4 o...... NATIONAL CON,D•NC• Cofone Cit! Mar, 3 1 o S 2 o 7 ldllort 17 41 llnteAMVellV ) •DISON <•·1> a WtrrWll • · ~·sbooled fidd plsOl42- Wttt ~llllMctt 2 2 0 l 4 0 •1 W.llak• 6 t HUllltneton IMdl M &lnta AM '0 O»-oe IWlellll V1lltD • w LT flct. ,,, ,,. Unlwtslly 2 2 0 J 4 O 14 Colton 3 OH-Fill. Vllllv (el Hll 21 LI H*1I and 22 )Wdl - and thal ... me Fr1nCtaco Ealenci. 1 I o 2 5 O " ...... Seti °"'*"- s.n 1 1 0 175 214 10 a.Mine 10 f'l2-Merlne 21 c.ta /Mu •0 Nt c-VIII¥ (et MV} difrermcie in a 2().18 11pee1 ol ...... s 3 0 .us 114 m Woodtll'ldol 1 3 0 2 S 0 24 St. JOfln aoKO 20 ~View 21 UlllYenlty Attent1 3 Costa Mftl o 4 O o 6 1 ' 2' Newport...., Capiwuo Valley. s 0 '375 174 m 33 Notre Dime (Sl\lrOelltl 7 2' .W.IM) N1wor1Mns 3 s - o ..375 110 191 17 W.. ln'tlMler 7 S•A V1•W LIMu• JI EllMCll "7 Co1t1 MtM"'*"'' va. UniversityChmll C7:») (11 lrvlne) 21 1 •Satcbdl'1 3~ beat Wood­ Cenlrll a ac-V1eW 0 CO.OHA HL MMl (5-21 02t WHlll1- (SA aowtJ 1 ...... ,,,~"' Har1*' Chlcato 5 3 0 625 171 13' Estencla va. COl'ona det Mar (11 OrenH 025-Htn. lffc:fl (II OCC) i4 Hunt111110n leech 10 N2-CdM (al Not. HwtMlr} :IO bridlC (9-7). . Detroit 3 5 0 .375 15' COISI COlllOe) LMune leocfl 7 Tlllllll 21 llO N2-Ftn. V1llev (Ilg Al 6 Sin C""'9ftlt 0 Ht-el El Toro T9mN8ev 3 5 0 200 L.eo~ma ti NIWPOrt Hert>or Nt-t.MrlN (et OCCI 7 CIOlttreno Vllllv '11 · • Ferrell'• boou bave bce2\ from 23 .. 375 '" '"d'I :u~· lln Clllrnlrit9 n MIMetot• 2 6 0 .250 163 ~ WOOdbfklol VI. Seddlebl(k (II '8111t 14 L.ellUlll l9edl 1 UNIVnsrY (J-4) and 22 yards and be WU lbe ultimase GrMntev 1 7 0 .125 137 1'l Ant Bowl> 9 Woodllrldte 7 7 lrvllll 11 c.lstreno Vellly ,." POUNTAIN VALLaY IS.21 13 Cotti Mela 0 0 Mlaalon Vlelo 21 •U 0...Hlll dift'ererice in a I 0-6 dcciaion owr .... 17 Mlle< Del 13 . 02S-Getw St. Loula 3 0 .625 241 1'9 6 Unl""111V 10 21 L-.- Hiia· 0 • s 14 N2 Ntll•loft v.. Corona del Mar. W11hlntton 5 3 0 -'25 217 143 SOUff\ CoHt LHtiM 17 II TOl'O 026-Ealencle (11 OCCI 1• E1tencll 2l Dllll• s 3 0 .625 157 l70 2• MIUlon Vlelo 19 Ni-;t1ddl1hdc Cat NH) 17 S1dM1cll NI L•N Hiii • Middlcu>a bit &om 40 yards OUL NYGla11fa Leawe OWtfll 1S Servlt• 16 21 4 0 .500 13* 173 WLT WLT N,.._.t Newport Herb« LNunl IMdl • Ptllledllpfije 4 •4 0 .500 139 143 If Lone leech PolY 20 10 c- Clll Mar LMUNA H9LU CM) • Beck bit on a 30-yarda. El T.or.o.... 3 0 0 S 1 0 S2 OcMll vi- 'l 0 A.MmlllCAN CONPaR,NC• C.plstr1no V1111Y 3 1 4 J COSTA MHA (M•l) 02~e11t1 Mesi (11 Irvine> ' Waa..._. u o o 31 Merine 21 N,_.., Hartlor (II ll'vlN) !M• Eltallcll 17 Wnt Mlssloft vi.1o 2 1 o 4 2 1 ou-.;.w.. 1m1n11« (at Hit> 9°"1Grlndl 7 • Mu~u·s have been from 30aad Denver 1 1 o· 115 163 99 Irvine 2 2 0 3 4 0 •7 sannaeo 31 "9-'!WOOdllrldoe (el !NIN) UllMlrUtY 21 22yard&...... ,.. N2-edlson (Bit Al 0 LO$ Allmltoa 2'• Mmelr !M 7 I 0 .175 215 151 lAgulle HW. 1 2 0 2 S 0 '*"11 HwttlllOton 8Mdl El Toro boW w08ld you like 10 be SMHle 2 0 ,750 220 15' De111 Hiiis 1 l 0 1 ' 0 0 SaddlMleck 21• woo~io.a <2·S> 33 Now - Kensa1Clty •4 4 0 .500 141 15' Sin Clement• 0 l 0 1 1 10 LlllUlll Beach 14 16 Laeufte H.. ~ MIMIOll Vlllo 21 the one rapoDlib1e for Pickiaa anAD­ s 12-4°\) Cotone clel ,,.., 7 Twin SM C*'-'e Siii\ Dteoo 4 4 .!00 t21 211 ,...... "'. Olml (7:)0) HUNT1MOTOH aaACH 0 13 21• a 7 10 Cofone Oii MM 14 0 ....llotf HlrllOt Sell MerCIDI OZ5-<-..o V...., Cal MVl Suneet Laipc or AB.Sea VllW C..11 • Cvl$1re"° VllilY VL Lffune Hiiis (II :u 17 Damien 026-Unlwralty lrYIM) 14• ...... ,. Hlttlcr N2-0ene Hiia Cat MY) Plllaburetl 4 0 .500 165 170 MIWOll Vltlol ' 0 Cal 2'" lalUe kicb:r? Cincinnati 2 •6 0 .250 132 1... Gll'lr el ll'Vllle (11on·IM9ut) 24 ....POf1 Hartlot , 24 N2-Woodbrldll (ltf OCC) 7 c.-.. Mar ...... ,.... •••, iaDy needed Is • 16 LOllll leactl W11M111 JI Nl-€1taiQ 111 OCC> aNeftda 14 · Ma~ Cllvllltld 1 7 0 . 125 10'2 150 ~ %3 ' , ....."'. GlfMI (7:31) U /Mier Del • L.- leedl ..... v.JO (.. l·U ~ in ru1es - pm Houaton 0 0 .ODO 1CD 234 Dini Hiiia 11 Sen Cllmln1t 14 u me.,..• 21 ,_ Dllee MotM El Toro e t MIUloll Vleio t Merine 14 IS'TAMCIA (1-4·11 oat hd••1cti CSA 1owO OD Wida ' 16 • Wftlmllllter 21 UnMnlfy colk:ea tbe Mme~~ lbe Mllmt I ••If0 0 1000 267 117 J OC..n View 21 H!-Colta Mell 1• Woocllnlee 23 14 FOOINI · 22 llema 24, Allen11 10 Pri) 14 EIPWlllUI 26 7 Slddlebeck 31 22 E~ 01'-EI Toro • to the preps and c:OOeees 10 .. N2--ef.,.. .,.,..,. u...,. Ser'llle 7 026-CdM (II OCC) .,..~ fl eor.. Clll Mer. 7 ..... Ktnned\I YI E1!*'81111 (et Vtlll!Cle) 7 Footll• 26 ..,._, L89Ulll IMCh 21 Sen Oern811N 1S Hf-Sin CllnW1te Sell Fr111daco If ll • Denver et_..,.,.. Cenlurv L...,_ 13 Le Quint• 7 Ht-Cotti Mesa (II OCCJ 1' Dene H• 0 * * * SAtl C:LUMl"'11 (1-S·I> Fountain Valley Hilb and tbe Clnclnnefl II Houston C1nvon YL Vllll ,..,. (If Et Modine) 2t Mllilken 12 11 lrvtne 20 14 Huntlneton atacti LAGUNA llACH U-4> 2t Mlllllfl V1elo 13 Sent.... 7 Vikinp of Marina mimed a ..od bet lndlelleCIOlla 11 Della 0 eor- .. ,,., Detroit •I GrMll aev FRIDAY 21 Founteln ve.. v 31' 0 auene P•rtc 14 026-Lelune Hiiia (el MV) • 6 IO ..... UHue N~ • 21 Eltancle Wl week - they ~ the cMDce Mlllnelot111 Chlc.190 026--CcMn View (II Watr) 6 Elsinore ,, 8 11!\0tl Montoomery at St. PetJI N,.._,.t WtttmlMter 7 01111 HIQI 6 N9-EI Toro (•I MVI 15 c.t&r- Vllln •2t SbOwer a man wsth a pitud oln.s fffw1OrlMM et CllVllal'ld Meler Del 11 PIU1 X trw. 14 NY .Hta et tffw Enoland N9-Edlaon (11 .OCC ) 7 CorOlll Cit! /Nr 1• tt at halftime. oae wbo aide boda of .. etmurv Leleue 14 Coate /Nse 10 DANA HILU ti-'> 6 Mt. Mf9IMll (SOI 21 All9nfl 11 PlllMlurOll Orln111 et Et Mo 21 02t-DINHllll WU former Fnunt1jn Valley-fonner TIMPt a.v el K1nse1 CllY vs. Estencl• , 14 WoodbrldOI 0 I Torrev PIMI 21 - Tusll.n vs. S.11t1 Ana lat Sent• An• 10 Le Quint• 2t 02t-1it N-lllOl'I H1rbor ~Beedl 1 H2-El Toro BUffeto 11 Ml1ml . ..._, Miiiion v .... Marina Princip9I Dr'. Paul ...... W11hlngton ., NY Glint• &o.#1) 0 Cypress 31 N2-E1tencla ' Miiiion Vllio t4 .,.,..,. L9"ue s Garde/II 26 N9-Saddll0eck 0 Cloistr-Ve/lfft\f ,, • Gttatl'f'OIF8IDI-or poor ones fot MMll!lv, oet. 2' Cypress VI. LOll'I (at Le "-Im• Peril) 13 Wntwn ' ANGaLUSL.mAGUa SMUii 11 s.rt Dleoo 14 El Toro · M that mancr - are built &Om 1be 10p. Plc:lflcl YL El Doredo (at V1tenc:Je) 0 Founteln V111eY 52 Nl~T HARaolt (5·0-2) 20• lrVlrie 13 MATml NJ (._J> and 8er)ler WU a pat inftueDce m ' °'""' 0..- .....,. 0 EdlM>n C2 17 Senti Ane I <»>-el Sin Cllrnliftt• IJ Founleln V.,,,,,, 17 Raml 24, 10 Boise Grinde vs. Slntleeo (11 G1rden 026-MarlN (af Wntmatr) 20 lrvlne 7 ~H-(a1MV) • SMel Ml VIII¥ 0 those two schools' athlecic prop'alDI, ' SC.. ...'**" Qulr'9n Groft) H,.....I Huntington 8octl 24 . HUnfinOton 8Mdl 24 30,,...... Am 16 ~°'"° Hiib u W'Cll as other areas. · ~ Rema o 21 o r-24 Gerdel\ Grovt YI Rencho Allmllos IA'Tu.8AY ...... ,.. tJ 8urllN wa ..- u. e A-.:52.Nl ~.....,. San G.llenl ISlllClll 4AO UO O" OAMa STA T1STICS s.rvlte YI. Bilhot> Arnet (II Le Pelme Jim Burtle lfeniendnl • UO ng •4N'M Al Pa1'11) AM raced: T..,.. Tlme Pel, De· First dow11t 16 • 11 Ganllft GfWe ~, lnlleeWI, terdollno. Olea M&Mtoen. R•IM to '• Rushft-vwda 41-lN 25-7' Le Quinta VI LOI AmlllOI (• I aotse A FUN, Ga.. nt Tele, Fresh Frenk. Grinde) Tlme: 1;11 415 SUNSET ••• P1ssl111 Vlfdl 113 131 .,.,..,. LMIU9 From Cl eU Return verd1 113 3 SEVIHTH .RAC•. 6 funonos. PlllMI 14·19·0 20-31-0 K1tetll va. Los AllmllOI (II Wnternl NnlnOll'Wtwotller (Olvrs) 4..tO 3 00 2.JO tit, Sick• av 1-6 3-16 own team. Down Tile SIOPt (Toi'o) .UO 3.20 Doop ... tlsNnt nd Punta S-37 6·41 Jurv 8o11 (LOlOV•) uo .. The key far us is to ~re their , FumOIK·tost 3·3 6-3 Alao reQCI: tnlllld D1ncer, SUnnymead DAVaY'S LOCOR (""'"'9 a.di) no P9nellln-verd• t·97 t-60 EllPftU, Kellv'• Fire, Klnodom Kerrv. - 69 aneterL 2f7 bonito, 7 ahMllheed, IO quar1ertlack (Ted McMillen). Time of .-0.Mallon )1;39 28:21 Tllonhlvn, Hell To Pill. medteret, 3 V9tlowfln, 12 aitlco lies&. 4 .. But I think a Jot ofwords and facu IC\llpln, 2 bullet 111111. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time: 1:11 2/S. . OD them are wamd. Actually. I'm rtd \ RUSHING-4tema, Dlektraon 25-142, S.S IXACTA doe 1-9, Sta'"" Hml~ 1). tie Ael'tff5 (Mell) 4.20 1AO W~ enters with ruonina PASSING-ll1rns. Kemo lA-1'"°'"12', Classv Mont• (Lozova> 5.20 \IC Atlante, lertkowlkl, 20-31·0-144. a.. A&amnos AllO reced: WNsltew ty, SurPI...,., back David Shelley doubtful because RECEIVING-Rems, Crtnt 4·11, Brown MONDAY'S ltllSULTS Jeyhewk Glboulff, ~Nipper , EllCM.9h of a sprained. pkJe. and the Lions 3· 7•, 01.Hll, 2· 13, Guman 2•f, E ..rd, 1·9, (lit .. lJ·nllflt fair "*""9) Rope, Wlltodon, Blslceto. have their baCks to the wall. knowia& Dg Dr.Hll 1-5. Dlekenon, 1•2. Alllnt1, HOd9t, AflPALOOSAS Time: 1:46 6·55,. Rlvol. 6·24. hlln, 2-32. Larldrum FlltST RAC•. 4 turtonoa- t.beir only hopes for QU&lifYin& for a I it 1-9, A..Jldlaon l·f, CHr 1·7, Curren 1·7, Double lrlstl (Mltdltl) UO UO 2.to • NINTH llACI. 6 ~ 6-00 CIF Bi& Five Conference· playoff Sl1me1t 1-4, C.Denson Hmlnus 2). IN. QulUtv Time IS Burns) SIO 3.IO tncllen Art (MllZI ) 7MJ S.40 ~ MISSED FIELD GOALS-Rimi, 8 \noo lets CJ 9Ul"na ) • 11.IO t.IO berth rest with three str&igbt \ic­ OOUOle Adobe CJ . Burns) UO Colrndo ROM (Scott) 7 00 Lansford 41 AUenl•, Luc:khunl ~ . 49. AllO raced; APCIY Holme, Southern Wino, tories, bcjnning with fOWlWD Val· Also rlC8d; Ecch~. Broedwtv'I as . 'Mlllkev Mo«! RI~, Run On Gin• ley. nm.: 52:4 Pride, Cermela Kev, Rosie's Tonie, Rovat NHL Chorus, Folk's VldON, Tile OnlV WIY Out. CAMll'91LLCOMP•RINCE '"We're smaller and slower... say1 ll'- QUMTEltHOttSIS Time: 1;1t. SmvtM DMlliM Westminster Coach Jim O'Hara. ~ 1.We"""9ton (45) 7-0-0 1,161 1 HCOND RACE. l50 verCIS. SS IXACTA (3-6) Hid SlS&.00. W L G" GA U i-tCK SIX (~7-10-4+4 ) p.efd Edmonton T1 '°"ll ..We don•t score much, so we11 have ll'- 2.0kllhoma (7\"J) S-0-1 1,121\"J 2 "' WetleY (Mvtnl UO 3.20 3.00 6 41 10 3..T11111 la~) 4-0·1 1,0M\.'J 3 Diel Talent (8r00k1) 4 00 UO $27.070.IO with tt-.e wfnnlllo tickets 11111 CatoaN 4 2' 0 I 3S Z3 to hold them down and hope that M ilc 4Hebra&k• 6-1-0 .. 5 Wrenollr Golan Bov CGercl•I 5.IO hOr\et). '2 Pldl Siii consolehon Hid WlnnlPeO 2 2 0 4 11 can cause things that'U be favorable to s.arion.m YouneC3> 7-IH '26 7 Abo rlCllCI Br etliffn, SUrnoln Slkk, 11 ,04100 • Uh five wlnllin9 tlekell (11• I s 0 2 20 11 1is vancDU"• " )4 6.0tllo Stele 6-1-0 142 • EllY To Sir, NSH Short OllC, Gtnttlc llotMll. K• 0 s 2 2 20 us." 7.LSU (1) S-0-1 129 10 E6". The Wav To Go, Aca Cold TINTit RACll. 1 1116 miles. ....,..~ l.Mlaml, Fll. M-0 751 9 Ur T1rM: 11:30 Armltt (HenMn) 2UO lOM 16.40 St. LOI.lb 3 2 0 21 16 ~ View, 14, ..t) n. MarlM t ..SOUttl Cerollne 719 11 TeMelMI Rite (Toro) 6.AO UO Clllcffo I 3 0 ,, 27 ··-S-1-0o-o 613 12 ' (44, 1-1) at WesmalMier: can't IOOlr.111\olN Stele TH•D RAC•. 350 v1rd1 Crvstlll Court (/N11) I UO MlnntMltl 2 .. 0 '4 19 t1 ··we 118oalon ColleM 4•1•0 512 • Kid Chrome !Gercl•> 6.00 4 oo no "''°read: Bunker, A~lll•, Blillcl Sclof. Defron 2 4 0 2S )1 afford to let down, .. says a cautious 12..A\lbUrn 5·2·0 500 16 ltNI e '1sv 518" (Tl\Omll) 560 3 IO Ttme; U•. Tot0nlo 2 .. 0 4• 14 2' Dave Thompson, Marina's coach. 13.Ge«ol• 5·1-0 ... 1• Fer IS Nuff (Flouet"OI) 6.20 SS •XACTA (S·l) oald 1344.so. ' 4-1-0 370 6 14.So. Mlllllodl•t Abo reeed: Pesa 11 To Me, Ronwn •LIVIMTH RACE. 1 1116 mrtn. WALU CONPllt.. tCI •'Jf WC don't get by this J&D1e then 15.Fl«lcle Stele S-1-1 342 15 E~lre, Chlcedo Rib, GO Mel Go, Alive "' Plulobelirsl COtlvarnl . ·UO 3.40 3.20 ffetl1cll OM.- the other game (next week apiost l 16.Fl«lcle 5-1-1 m 11 Wire. All Host. NY IJlendWI 4 2 0 34 30 17.lowe 5·2·0 leOleY (NOQllH) lUO 6f0 Westminster) doesn't me.an muc~ 319 " Time: 11:15 Tent Telk (White) ._20 A!lladetohla l 2 1 •7 2' 16 11.we1t Vlr111n11 ..1-0 30I 20 SS IXACTA (6·21 1>eld aS9,SO NV'~enoen 2 2 I 5 11 20 ..They'll be pretty hungry, they've I 19.Penn S11te 5-2-0 122 lt Also receo: Pierce' s DrHm. 5'- In, Walhlnoton 2 2 l s 19 II 20.Soulhern C1I 5-1-0 f'OUlllTH lllACL 6 ful'tono1. ,.,• • DrHm, RNIO, Sirius PIM. made a lot ofmistakes the last couple 60 - $2 IXACTA (S-6) H id '46.60. PlttSllul'etl 2 3 0 4 15 16 I Oriental lenller 6 00 94-0 and S4lftMt Leeeue Alio raced· lnfriOUlne BetlOlr, Ev11ive Hertford ' 24 1t combined score of to f.dison Tvr1nt, FINI Rlflecllon, W1tll1<'1 lttd, Buftelo I 27 2S Fountain Valley. is bu.rtioa pbysiCally l u..e o-111 Look'N E11v. Montr•I 7 " 14 WLT WLT Tlme1 1:13 l /S. 6 2' 27 with linebacker-punter Ke,·in fdiM>n 2 0 0 6 1 0 Meehan (knee) and quarterback St.an Fount1ln V... y 2 0 0 s 2 0 "1fl'TM RAC•. I 1116 miles. °'**Bo.ton 4 " 2t Merine 1 1 0 4 3 0 Sfteell Spy ($tewns) I 40 6.00 uo OISiewski (knee}both very doubtful Huntlftt*I IMeCh 1 1 0 2 4 1 Pride Of The FIMI COClvetfl) l2 40 UO forthepme. OCffll vie. o 2 o 1 6 0 Mlefltv CMMlf ICllrk) UO Wftlmlnlt• ' 0 2 0 3 4 0 Alto rlCld: ~II Au Leif, Fl!'$1 lllOe, "We match up with them size. .,,.,...,.. 0... (7;.11) ROllUe Prince, lhaton MeolC, SO.newev. wise, .. says Ocean View Coach Karl Ed!IOfl vt.. HonliMIOft IMeGtl (II Of.not Time. U7 2JS. Ga)u.n... but we don't talent-wise. COMIC..... ) SS llXACT A (4·11 Mid US4JO That's been the diff~noc in a lot of our pmcs." · •

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• .. I 642-4321 GE ··.·1·· .. l ts V1e1tl• ,...... leh Wu... rlWMlt ..-0 lntab Onertultlll 4111 - czw URGE m; a= m . • •• BEAUTY SALON COUNTER , ·A •net't- .....,...... ".,. 11netBr .H!5~!'~·~ Pool tbl. ctr TV, 2 trpa. lllLWf1 ...... ASSISTANT Clelnwt. Expertlla cw Pt.ttma. IGI""' ror1--. NJ. 6 ONE PAlfT earn-cpm":'::'nu MM&5& Sipe 14. Call: 54Mt11 111P111 AIU """*" end gm •tore on CdM. T...... s.t. 640-1900 wtl train. 642..5411 ~70 ,....._ 1n Id ...-. 1WE flOllTlON -7 ....,.....,.,~...,,-:-=--,,,.---,:--- 4347 aq. et. Frwa etandlng bUl)IM..-Aw. Flnfble COUPl:ESEARNAEXTRA wlXlnt df"""9 1'9COrd. .._...__. IN NEWPORT BEACH 2Br 1Ba nr~ . 1725 lntaJ ti bldQ. 00c ft. N.N.N. IMM '20,000. 873-llOO. M •UL s1ooo A/MONTH PART Uva In Na.;.cM-CdM ktll • tlelfl ..._ • ,cal .gr.. tplac;etoUveOf'lthe yrly, frplc:, gar, d/w. 1 .._. (714}144-4910. Wl1effrontHome91nc. WNULUlllTAIT TIME. .c.184M547 --. nupo"ld to 80IC c.n.,.._._.~ tJpCer Bay. Private 3ot-38et; ... M110-12 IUn -.. W....,LT.,..,lt. lawt.._t to llll«k bUey ~ 4prn- 1ou1. COICll rMm. ca. ::,':..~ t...a.., di-. fs'·"r.::r- ;;~.~!;1'0•'~. 2:~~· J:;:c,~ ci~ ~. h= lduilill ...... flU ~U:: ~~ _!ill__~~ o::.::.. country "" .._ ~ ..~ ••...- .. ' _...... ,...... _ Caff 54~ Imo 759-0808 ...tab 2t2t -•••--anml perm I l, but not ..-~ - _.,. CA UC req•Cklo eqi nc. dleil -*'·-- ,._ nopet.e. U 514 -<>411 oc Airport, Fathlon peta. Fem to lllr H.B condo 11ooeqn.wlrmd0&. tn ~-•"op nec 111 831-f300 ...... lfl1111• M.oreoorY_,,.. ,, .,. IHAOY l.USH l.NDSCPE ltland, c:onYenlent ehope 48R 2ba, yrty • 1400imo. 1350 Ind. utll. 3/4 mt to 2offlole&WlfehoUM. Top ment. oc. toc:atlcin, • btk ,.,...... 1131 Pfllcm11111 CM •• llrtQht Top.,... 1Br on elgh1. Bay vtft,.112 blk ocean...... ,2 ...... 7.... ioc.Uon.17M251 tr ...... 1~ ....,.,..... • I I • 1111,111111 155() up Pool:epa , bbq. Srnglae 1 l 2 Bdrm Apart· Super elalr1 54$.2241 ""'' .....,..... • ...... _.. oceen. ,_ """ 511 II I 11 II 6 °"' .....-r 30 Quiet No P91• manta & Townl'loueea ... Clmt1te 1171 Fml H/emtcr, ""In...... BB iio:::=-':""12 '-::" 1, Fpui:-.c::::-3 ~ -~ "' r ...... - ...... , MESA PINES 54~24'47 from l720. (Mk about minimal chlldeat• + $180 , .• ._...... "1'91 ecotlO.. car or tructt. • 111111 tumlthed apt.e, complete •ROOfny 2lff h\L: i;tC, mo lrvtne twnhme '*' 1500 tq rt N9wpol't Blvd, momhe SUent '*'"* for emalt ~ Cell .., 11800. mo. OOllwtffl'on. ....,...m,...iac-rv. PAl.MMESAAPTS. wlthTV,lln«1•lutaneil•, anc:t o•. Walk to beech ucis53--0884aftar~ Colt• Mell. "450lmo, calf John fo,.ippt. 17a.71oo ...... M\'91belltlll10 9lt8ln ,...... ,.. In 17 7 gi7 ....8880 1 E.utSldeC:'· ..} ~I.:...!U0r5.. CNo maybt ranted tor ehort M25 mo, (213)278-4584 F/prof n .,,,k ....., 2.._ 1 full Call Agt. M 00 '" Ive name & · Ml_..,... E.11= II,.,... P.U.C. '500.000. MO ~. 1"" 1 - 811 tarm or longer). On Jain•...... , "' STORAGE CENTERS OF ....._ lM1 a.... U. llablllty req Cllll bet. - twni-4841-9880 ""~Rd . at8anJ"',..."fn bafum. aptlflC.M. $300 AMERICA Stora11a ltltWU... 1111 Prtvateld\oo4 _, ,...__ - •ft itA-. Hui;9Rd. ._... Fumroomnrsc•L'.Jac. +!Mi~1t~ 7743 1vmecf epacae avellabla. or:.t -111111'91 Appty:18135&00khu1'9t t-11•MMP/t/I..., • .34:132e- · ..,... .. s·••llflllfl...... ,, .....nt,..11•1 WWI lffU A111111 144! 1100 pool 1275/mo Incl utlla t.g tum nn/ba In Npt apt. location .~ ml from Hoeg .. FY "2-3312 11 FOOD PREP Pn ~ a.11 ....' & .. - u::O~ :::,..Ol'l~~o=~ Female Ol'lty. 551-1737 1na1poo11epa10Yf'!I. Nice! Hoapttal. 1eoo~ Cafettatla help wanted. CUSTOMER SEfMCE 11:00 to 2:30 + on. &LJll.1m thlna fr a1mall apt to 1 lafge bedroom In co.ta N/S 1375 mo. Aw, CM. 831 AtiJr. The Otl)y Plot a P"90t!· 5 dayl a axp. r-..p lndN. for blaa...... , ~83'T.o3n 811 le---~ Mat~ ~AIU.tu· 4 Bdhia. n looldna In CM, Sp"clous C•nnfe ont Mee& S300 mo. +'Autll. Mala prol 2e..s8 non-tmkr for or Betty. brlgl'l\~~~ab !: .,.. t:30dam ~ no tomw brOllw. 1 Girt ofo. teum. ne.:mt1 Margie NB. or HB think ofut ftttt .. '"":I Call after 4, 848-3137 ehr lga Npt Hgta home. a...... 11 3111 motiva-·-·-to·- w •• k. n • p" 0 n. Vatled c:tutliae, & bldcpg. FU L CHARGE BOOK for tti.t otiotoa Ideal IMng & two bfdroom ~pb Lga rm, baih, IOYafy home, A~ now 142.-3442 Diana SPIAffiJXl REXbiHdS ~ :": :.i=. 17M403 aft• 4pm f45..9351 K~EPEA PIT 14· 1i 1 1 TSLMGMT l42· 803 ml fr bc:h. Female M/F25+,nlamkr.2 brl'IM AdlllCe In Al Mettert & MUst be accuraie wtth 111111n•T1 --..... tws/lllt! ...... Oflcl' __....,,..,,,__,,~,,,,--- NBAEALTY ' 7'"1"'2 $250/mo~1789 S300rno. lhruU. Nrbdl, ~ 1815 So. B flgurH. hperlanca --..no•• Alllartq"dCll4Je.;701C OH THE BEACH qulilt ll'M. 1-42 ...110 CWnlnO, San but w8I itmn. PIT. trS'191 agency. Own Ae91, a.m. t:=:: Ull ftll 11... 1 ~l:Fll!ld Room & bath, pitvat• an. MIF AmmlC•> needed to Uc d. 492-7211 ' beneftt I**· WlllLft car . ~ " -8040 Ml...l1lm NY , a1111y •- trance. Avail Nov 1, Dys help ftnd & ..,, 3,4 bdrm Led IOI· Balety open. ~ N• YoU an "In-home NIT/lm- ,...... _.... _ •un ~ .. -~ r ...__ ,.__ ...... _ ,....._ I,.... JIM In pw'IOfl to the Delly ctoe•r.. 7 Oulflty ...OS. IEW n..--....lt ...... ,_ .._ ...... ______Mr.-- _ 2 8P111111mg dean &g apta tor gm._. a _.,....._, "'WI ·- ...... ,.. - ""-· Piiot, MondllY ttw'u Fr1dey t pot91'1tlal. .,_...... ·-· - ..._ • I .- - I tamm.w11or2c111Jd,.,, FURNISHED or "42·5373 541-3311.n. apm ~HAM°' '2-4PM. 830 ~'°'...,. L.aTI• ~~~ ,.. • ...,...... _ Nr ptrl(. Heet pd. No UNFURNISHED Am/CM ... '300/mo Ind P9raot1to..,..3bd3belg fnllllrl IM w. Bay 151 ,. Coaia...... w u-...- ._.:.-.-._ pertrnet In cu dOof to 'rnllle & -.a ...... peta. · utll. 111/lelt. Mala non H.B. 1'0me Wltf'e '350+ UUl1ll Nl.J Ca. Ulm a n~..... ,.,,.,_ ~ doOr ~ ..._ hQurs. 9i.t 16/Hr...... a&dtm. 2Ba IMS HEALTH emoker. !11 : Tom utll. Mltta9e0-0125 AR£fR£E APT. MOR.WANTED FITlndWkndagoodpsy, .:r.:orF\llumaphona program. GuarantMd be bondabra. Car NW. Wiiton 831·5583 CLUBS. TENNIS ~9·2504 ProrlreapN/tmkrM/Fltlr Aetnd mall preterrwd. Grc:iwd\ Co. 51.ocadone .... (aflemoon & 9¥9- ~ _..,. plua com- 1.,::1 If. .,._. tor llht- 4 lut. ltae• 17ti Rtlth... ttla HM l.g NB hme pool/ten wtk Cd No *VT dutla 22 un11-. ~In l*'IOft nillQ tNftt) million. Hours: hm to 2 denta. C.- 4M 322.,.. Hr tbi'. dbl gar, pool. sw~~MIN~tlur,. BRANMEW Uotel. tobch"450+83M722 it: E-BMfNB. 752· 2514 :SOH~R:'csAS~ •DELIVERY AEPAESE~ ~:~tpM.~1-ume_. ______cloH to ahopelbcl). muc more orry. Room rate on ..... + '5 Rmmt Bal Penn Baytront IG-1111 . TATJVE(Mustttavuecn· to wn $300. p1ua P9t alAIHNI . 1et/1'1 + '300 tee dap. no pe~ Models off w/ad. 'A day rat• avl. comp. Fmt pref, no lae Allll'f, Wlllll - omy veh.ida) _. For an 11 .. 1111.w anted; ••P•r. pro· M50 mo. 498.-1078 aft e open daily 9 to 6 2544 twwport Blvd c M 1550 n1-3955 175--2128 Wknd9 only. S•art mkj;.No- OUIFHR/llllD •OFFlCE MANAGER · No c.11· • · ' .-, f9aaiona& to care tor 1 Latw ilack 2741 ~d ·e!So-aaaa . .. Rmm•• wanted 25-30 to F~~~acsc...!o: ~ :!:: :':~8 1 ~twnup~ LM~ru~'~1:u= ~=:= W·2M1ext.1204 =: := -,:•d;: lmblos nr bCh No kltch . UlllA 1001 help nnc1 & thr •place tn gery, Vic. Bayetd• a onty. port .,.. •ecuttve. Ir· penon. we wll tl'Ut-youl general auto.. for _,... & 1:1a $350 &1375/mo N tao Utt MITIR 111 NYllpt lkh. JOl'll 83 M3o40 JMmln.e, CdM. 844-7040 AlgUMlr hre. Mlr1. 2 Y"I Call Oetlnls et 831..s331 HELP! able to "** Englllh Inc 494-504 ~7-4801 ..l Apirtrnents 'JllllAA FOUND: •m•tr baby 111111'. 111111' dl'Mng .. ~ OI Nead~ In m:r ~ !Mn~. OUllea ~ -=' ..Cc iidt i,ewport Beuh So. Wkly rant.a.. 1135 & up. ltatala Wut.. uv. Chlnuahua ft brn w/wht Mlrl. 2 yra retlll upar. 11m1111t ~ • mTJL llllltlll food bualnaH. Part ~ .-n lr°'*'O •~ • .,. 170016thStreet ColOr TV, ,,.. eoff.. . Femexectol&h:'.Nnt epot. Vic. Falrvtaw & UL11 CllMr. s.ttzburg. Ralatlonthl & pie tlmelfulUmaS42.w3 (_,.cfrwlf*'la).t.un- 2000 air 3BR. s2'Aba. ram (at Dover) heated poet. & ttepe to rm or "" •I& near wu.on. CM 541-1451 ll'ma&I (213) 137·1503 ,.5pm ottented ~ ~ «y, ehopptng& ... CIOOll. rm, loft, fml DIR. 2 car 642 5113 ~· ~11~~ W/be)'. Exttrat~to FOUNDVng ,blOnt ~Ing Ben1111ta, 4~ Dye. Exp ~ -s-. th M 13.75. plllr. 144 it022 o:.- •CANNERY VILL.AGE1' Lott: REWARD tor Otey & -•• oond. & blnatftt, Pi- req'd NB 142-a21 e..a-. _ I l•IMW Fr.. atandlng building• wttt, long hailted *'cat. l lght r.peara. • · Tn oont.:t l.ynn StlndlAd, ...... ,...""="'· ....,..-~=~"'="= _, -- .. __ • ...,,.. 1250aq ft & 180 aq ft $1 OCt/17. V.C: ~-& centeJ3000E PCH, COM 144. G100 A'V CO DENTAL RECPT/SEC l850. Ccnetrucaon com- Fol--. &- par aq ft. 17MeOI P.C.Hwyl50-7278 FINANCW. SERVICES, w/lrleurlnee ..,,...... pa_'lf Call Leura, ~ lmt Slete am- 400 to aoo aq ft. Rauofto. LOST SdlOOI ring Stena Ill.Ill UY.. l20 Newport Centw Dr, 4 dayt 54-IOOO CM 457 11 plOfmant. Top dollar. HOR OSC OP E SYDNEY lble . Allor~ . 17830.. · Col~•· Vcty OoMny •="A~.: ,_pOrtleec:h.C.. EOE i-,~-:r-7.-.51__ 4222...__..~=------:l:att~e1~~= :::na o1g.llac:.,,dy1'*:: e~t:12: 30em . Wfid ILBl/ltMt. Clerk$ .,.... • & Sun on. M~ type so -s>m. T• CIRCLE 1·' M&••ftW ~rt ov. n . -- • 581-1514 Ol 85$-5748 • BELl. PERSON llltPet I phone .... aoma llng. ---as•• TMS n . 112·'ta38 0MARR AIDllT &IU i..ost •ml Toy Poodle, mat1.Wt1Y; Full time, day & Plume. M ttwu F. SAM to LI~ •••••••••••IJ150 eq" prot ofc Meda IMCl!dnt ASAP. eve ehlfta. 12PM. Pit Of4...87'4 'I • - • lwndw vlaW. 2311 Cam- CM. RewarcUS0-7311 • FOODSERVEAbdln- COCKTAIL WAITRESSES • I ... 1111111 •'m11•..... Wednesday October H pue Dr #211 lrvtne. Cot- =--=a ~!:~m~· &,per nae. For lntaNtaw r1~ ~j k A .. I ARIES (March 2 l·April 19): Someone who is spending plenty of nar carcm~ K:; SCRAM-LETS • VALET PlfVMI time. ~Th\IF-&m Mpm :::.,/. r money attempts to make a joke of it. Be flexibleh, but prodtecdraty~ur own ::'·~Rm a Cott... ANSWERS Maturity '& nut appea1. 21 · OcMnfl'ont NB • Ollltlll financial intemts. Plua budget toopho1 es t at cou1 in your ...00 Ph· 752·2414 mandatory. I.I.I...._. llSllTllT •••11111 resourocs. tons-distance call relates to social affa!r or jo4rney. eotta ·M~ Sq Ft p1ua Schema. Jerttv • SALES CLERK. P&L •NIT Tm · =xv~ 345 8=! h 1 TAURVS (April 20-May . 20~: ~ttend to details. .ao.aJow. spar.for bthrm. avall immed. Group· Blttw :~f:~·,,,!::\opm & WIIlll•m lntervtewa Wednesday 9'--11 1.m time. Focus on legal ~ff11rs, nghts and penmss10,ns, possible 1300. 494-3803 or BUY ME'S 8:30-5;30pm Tue.$at. Mauup10a100.plcle)'f:t.. tv A.M. at 2588 Newport Blvd., Upm-7am. onct partnership and your m~tal status. Che~k source material. ~t ~Y be 548-3345 M~al~ ~0t>!: PtMM c.1 l4WOOO ~ 11ne1S**ao-1n Colta Meea (on Newport CMa. ... etan.d eo'*""'' .,. necessary to make rev111ons, to begin a general rebualdmg or DESPERATE with 1 handful of Ext, 621 M-FMpm klclf .,.._ Mutt he'4 Blvd. at Del Mar) S .N.F. MESA VERDE 11th ftOOf Euc ete comer an11elopas. "Well," ,.,. BaMJng C*\ Cal (714) 537-4340 for CONV. HOSP., 111 refurbishing program. := em.a c.nlllr St.. Cmt• .._ GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Communicate with those who ha.re otnca for IMMleut>-llt. Mid, ''Wt~u~·., · ~·~MCMeM!ct~ · men Info. EOE 548 55'5 your basic ?deals .. A~bntd on ~ork methods.h procedure dc~tls ~~.:i-'.,.~i ~f.a.. ma• and a BUY ~ ~T connected with &~ll~&JO . one. rocu.s a 1so on c ~nae . trav~ 1• vane y, V*'1.ll seas.141_.784 11.,.....1 aptc;t!l commumcation with member of oppo ttc sex. V1rao plays - llJ'lificant role. . . lllllTIYI RITU an : arm CANCER (Jun~ 2 l-July 22): Focus on domestic 1d1u1tmcnt, 1 MO FREE.RENT t*ie. loW'O type to COl'- District Managen chUdren, pleasure, travel. chari ma an~ physic.al. at~on. Loved one l.~All~0:: 1 t~ aids mrtcM ,..mo,llhlp communicates needs and descrv~ senous cons1dcrauon. . . ,,., aq ft 133-9170 Jody wtth..,,, '°" mMCU11na If you erlfOY ~ ~ 1°""9 boy\ & LEO (July 23-AUJ. 22): Residence beco!l'cs moi:e exc1un1 pl~1 FuNon "'9nd c:tao- ~ =: ~ Ond •Ii jOba en ftOt f°' you, couldbctemporaryheadquanc~~orclandcsuoe. ~ccuna. l..oao and1vid~ 1~1lhoU&h o v.M '4t-10l0 oNt HO ilfW...... ~I ccmtrovemal, d have your best mtcrnts at h n 1nd you II me z 11•11 on aware of it _ _.-., ~th l•.U bper 8IMtY '*' oomrn. PllCa (Feb 19--March 20)· Good lunar a pea co ·~•U'I>• II• •u lfld beMft\1 NcMrG ttivel p4an1 edu~tion ability to communicate needs in an1cul1te1 uu n on ttPtM•••'T O\lllllM:T;;ICIQ....., 1f::. 13 p&ea11nt manntt You ii overcome la111uqc. dtstanQ! t.men. Oct l1tof ..':11121 CP~~ H111t CL ~c.nw • lfl ~ Idea on Pls>tt brina lntu.al ,atucs into harp. dear fOCUJ. ' • • •

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"*"· Send r.eume wttn EltPeJ. Wleoikl woun11nQ P1CMila,A...., C.M. ~· .. w1..,,.,. 1d0"'"'1Qf. c.M. · ~~~E.~ ·11 & ·eo a1it OMC 1-::.;;:c=.;:,,==~c.:.._-ll SOUTI COUllTY MEDICAL tMlry~to: Ad. 210, bedcgl'Cund '°' o.c. Air· PRIVATE POST Off"tel - wwv MS.:2221 or «11-3111 8, Lono 9Mch C• TnKlka. Allio, ve, P/9, 'll U llMI MOTOIS 1 lllft~TIJ ..0o ~ ::W"'."': =--~ ~n~'Y1~ lllllTlll/llPllT ArtMg 1ictWMilopfrzr2 ..,a:-BldmuM bT~ PfB, ~".,,~~fr ,- .'; •-.,.,6;:""'... ,'. ~ 1 =·nta7 =a :.:.., t.64t--2Ht . Tape _lrMl!Crlptioft. word vr-otct.taaa.Ms-2203 ~ wtlh montv $6600. Pll\p • 00 2- 0 0 ,. - ~ -~otn:'• P;::, .,.,,,. PlllPIUTlll P.:!~ ..'nn:~;:: ===IT~ ft.t:1:tor(2dr) l22s. ~~:;: - ~~ t,"!x,=: :!,':,,In~= ~ ,.._,,..~,._.• .,._ ,._,,l,pet!Woritn1M ,.._Sl('f, .:per.p!WI... Front omot aipptll'WIOI FWf ~8U3 W1 &ctr,olrl1'6• mMe ~to TtrYY $l0300~ "8-03 cer•d !or. SOK ml .,_.4dr lnsur•nce, typing IO cHl'opt.-0 om. In Or· 1191. o.y., ...., .._. ,. fOf Ool\nl 1514112 · Dlh\watlt' t100, e•s 8141 HQ911;1M. Mll\09 of bfd • · 21 t13.l&O firm, 7eo-t571 , 1914 nm-1 • ""'""PIQ_bOWd;--- ...... IOed oftf)'. ywcl.Wknda.842·140! P/T&ECRET4RY-E nm/llOPT .... 1111 • durt 10 dAv&. EnWIOIMi 1§14 PCifd Truck, f250. ,,, 3000 ···-······ ••••CEL i.nt btl'IMttt. ""* 0.- Wril• - 0 O 239 : ... CdM nrm ,... optnlnQ for -• mwt •t*• ''Be.l.d Std". 3/4 tori. All, Nnl Qd...... c.. ~ ·~ ~.J.~-·P;...;.~7 ....&PPTllTTlll .... t•... ~!~ .. potlUve lhi=..nkl Mil· ~u,..r 1111 Owner,...,.... right 10 IOKMl. U200. H0-7HS Bl.qfPll, 4 IC>d. ~ Sll5.1 4-+ llXPlflOO 1:30 to s.. fltl ~ • ,,,__ ...,. . pltv ~ OOlftll ltalan. ~" -.... -· - - ~ fUlll ,21,etf. 78'-1185" !Ill' s•H•40 No st11f10 w . ~ be •bte to U.. trinNllMIOn moovat.i leO- ~ · '*1tt.x SP, t'lflA9 any or Ill bldt. Wean WJll #!>-. Cell ...... m...... , ...... , .. CN'Cot\13lll.S6 -LL'llll ••rll&ST ...... 1 ~· : ?-.:::~ ~.,.~.:.".. 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M'f Ullftl A VW Bui X1nt tuMlnQ Huntlnoton B••ch Industrial, · Apartment and Land SUMOJmo.~GaY't ~eccounl'"°.>Qnt b•Cil ch•lr• 110 •• ll""'I conctP60•t7-5853 lal-041f • Mantet:- We are ·not a 1ranchlse, Arnold c1 p1•1r•no· bltn9flt1.Appty1nper90n. 1131-8026 ea.~ ..14 .. 111 NURBESAIDE branch or divlslon controlled by l1ouna' Ben. R.O.P. :!.~~~aeoeo. llffnllfTlll 473TOYOTXCAIN60k JTOOINIEFlll 8!-~:";·,~~.~ Pw1 time ....,Inga tor others. On the spot management 31522 El Camino Reel, ' LES 961-lt33 POP-TOP,CAMPER I Ill's cut1+ STOP 131.-4082 •4lll*Ok: llm mM•. In O d I San Juen Caple. (114} SHOP HELP/DRIVER ' (151TJG) Hunt. Bott. 431-1821 decisions. pen oor managemen · 418-311&. t8-H yn okl. Mutt t11w Matt,...... , Twtn seo. S2ll8 TO CHOOSE FROM tin 1171 -liiiiiiiiiiii;--· / · No waiting for an appointment. Afflrm1tlwAc110n Emptyr gd drMna rmcord a clMn Obie $86. o...i 1100. Prfc9Qoodl10.-29-14 1.ou1rd Atd S&&ll&lllltlT. Opening for 2 Commerci&l·lndus- 1-11T cut]70-.0102/ 7N-9094 KJngSt20. 837~ BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1-$11•81"9 2doofCouP9..I11·- 8750 ...-. trial people with ablllty who want the tor ..:;5~ Pt'M.'.>nea. TUOID Sofl-.b9d te". xlnt cond. 1m2 BMCh H2.0829 ~,.!:Blvd u4M ---r · II.Mm freedom to work any territory or Ntet'/Plno&"*'e.Appfy Pr•· Klnd•ro•rt•n . l200. calh. e73-9M4 r 1 121-IDIG BILLMAXEYTOYOTA lot PFMM ~ 1n type of . property. No farm system. in Ptnon· 3151 Alrw9r. 9AM-1PM, ~Ff'! . A Solid oe1c 1abll w/8 c:hllrs tt2021Metl 912-out "°"* 109 Bldg F, • Costa CHILD'S PLACE . PRE- 2 sotld"beklWIWIChelr I ...... 23511 -T oro Rd,c.... B Plese call for an ·,ntervlew appoint- Meu (IPPfY&.Ill~ .-11 :30 am) SCHOOL, Me-4318 Abet ttooll: 843-9772 -~ &M.&544 1111 Toro. w.6881 ment. · TIAml Sotld Aoc:k ,_.. dlnlf19 111rtyCln/ · ~200~ . =U:: WESLEY 1. TIYLll ca. RECEPTIOllST .,...... ,_ ""'"'~ ....._ ..,,...... ,. lcte1tn IOll k>OO.ceo.,e-19 ,, 1L-=-=='-'-"'--'~ tMI lmm9dllit• R9C91>tlonl•t ·try. S1111 $4.25 tv. Of" cabln91 J750. 1 lhelp In/out, ev • •o•n t ':::,~~ 1 Chic Pim· l..tte 2ll, .__...... Ed 548-70$4, · 1 ownr. ,78 2002 8760Mancn.ttr81vd Sarvto9 DirectofY In the _...... , potttlon IVllilabl9 •l ow Upsr'. 1"9q>.. 842.cl181 Unique Couch makll &' 8200 ml, run• gr•I. lb 88 000 Orig ml $4800 BU90ll P#k " Clpa60. 8*/Stw, -.a, DAllYPM..OT (114) ...... 110 EITorooftlce.::h:;: T.i.ptioneS... round bed, $200. ~ nrnewS350,NW013 o&o84e..111e&r5--t!'J04 (11•)121-IO t11p9,C/B,.a ..... Qor• ~~-.~ GS 250 ,,_ .....,~ ...... _ ;;:::..-:::.:- _, 1za.... PAlllCI ...... WI Ctlelr A "' ottOftlll\,· - '50...... ,bfkt """"'' xtnt COnd 75 mpg "82 835cll "4/1M1tl, lo ml. '85CADILLAC8 :~or::1ca:. We ~•19"/ n91C1 20 CU.tom wood lltnp ISO. 1150. call &45-0490 llr, IC)Oflen:, BBS. Mutt l199down =lion •*- _.. NOllPArY· amblllou• psopl• ror 842-4244 . Honda N~ 11911 . $23• .COO. 432· t 131 ao-d End 12 650 Pleau cont•ct K•lly ~ ~ .a..tlalng. WhlteMCtlonalmlrt:Mtbt 1000 m1 11900obo&iDW "838MW52e.SispdwMe eomm.rdllt... Hadlock •I (714) o W._., _,_YJa ,_...... iattsched, Pd $2500, aefl roomcOnd 98&..(1321 •• wond___ m ...... • ..•nu52 .AU.-SAYEASL..EASINO 858-0825. wy. 9 '-" tor 1250. 646-8181 · (714)W·tt11 -llUIY Li Ill Ktttt 1.. 11 iOtO mo ...... , 521-2201 IMPBw.UYllll S4.-t101hr '*'• o--ou. 11• " '77TOYOTXSUNRXOER NABERS -- .... - '°' ... c..i. .... uu ...... "°""', ... T,E) .v-...-- c•,,..uc Equlll()pportunlb' ~~~worti:C.- : lntlqu• lurn, knick· -~,. . ~·~ NIL Emplo)'lll'M/F/H knack•, •kl •quip, *** S~LNail'l9 LAAGEST8ELECTION tlLIPllllE llLIOIJll ClothM. tool.a, dr..,._, Prlceoood/ 10.-2'-14 '***'**** ot'9temocW..IOWmlMgt 1rm1um Exppref. Lowlyrerno-7922 MOf. Sal - ,,,.,_ 1,30 bit tff11Jt1 fff0 77 32014 .. afe(8.. RfP) 140• 1110 exper. req.833-1280 _...__ ·~Inc 1111 1t320ieutoa/1'(27UST) ~~eft -~ lu.51'"- ...... 90320i5apa/c(2atd31) _.,.,, ,, ..... , Lat .... my IWO top Set. . 5400 ...._AW. 90320lhpl/ft_faM7H! Gd phOM manner, use produoers am,cS 1310. mult.,.t•mlty. Clothing, 9032015-paJl'(tan•185 Ofcs-ln Wport are11. Hrs: MCh working 24 hra. No petite, rMnt-msd, new I0320l5-pllr(1ben'7MJ 116 CllTWO. bfown/tM S..5. TlmtnY 5<46-5217 ...... no cold calla. l'm vtcs.o tlpM, bikM, TV'L HONDA TOYOTA 11 320I ~lll'( 1 DIJE4i7) IUua 1117 Int, rune xfnt 11100. 1~~-~----1 _,,,.IC<,.._ - DATSUN .- a1• D4G ...) Restaurant mollWtsd gr99Ctypeoplt9 ._LL MAtMdlndcomm'llNN. St 20t5tp 'S'( =:1 Ir••· good condition. 72 lmpmi91Clnl cond 1916. PIZZASTllE doliars. Seteppt'lfor1M heltw $40. Ping Pong No Flrlt ot Ldt. No 0.- :~==~~!..J:Zl $3900. 54()..8811 ffe..1757 lmmed 09ef'lll'IQI. PIT, fttlx· HOfldtl'f Inn Tr.v.t Club. tal*I l-40, wooct·car c.r- P«*t. No UCen• r=., !2 320l 5ep91'r(37M29) ·---~~---'80 ClT ATION ,.,.., Colt• ___ (714) 548-7058 . lbletloura. App+ylnpw- Work In M... O..S50751.fi791mtl7 ~any-rr 52320l~a/~l ltrtl llll 7 AUtomeUc, /tM Cond, ~20oBerrMCaPrtcwy ~~2~rfQ~ W~T~ctub . (711141J1)432... ·1 E :~=1 · ~1l&0g442t •'111111111& Power at..,, St.,., IMne. EOE agt9'.atv9, n tlml!Y memberMlp. .. 93320t 5-psll'( 1GLKl24) 17250 497-3386 ""·•t•rt.... 750 4 794 u- * CUMtte Pi..,-..... 1--====~-1 need epply. Call tllilf" S OBO """"' f - 93320l5'Pllr(1twt815) ' '77COR0CLACOUPE IJNI, Ytl'/ a., •WTAllAIT• llpm, 761-4222 K·sz W1rbd 1250 2 Mr !.eutng,S.., Aaontlll 13320ISlp 'l'(010612) VsryCleln(l35TYQ) (1AOZ248J •PUPU. Tm .....IY ltOOll can. $50 ClMdt Domeltle-fOl"tllOn-Ellotlc 935211f5epl'd(96&441) $19tl8 ..... I ... soma LAGUNA HILLS oak 1rfm ISO 840-ll11 11·1-•1 13 528E< l'd(1HIW809) ...... *** 1111'1 la now lnteMlwlnQo tor: Magic lalind Mbrahlp, 93 528E mlt ld'd(207194 ·n CELICA '78 CAMEAOZ..21 F•PID.1111 STOCK charl•r w/all rights. f4:833c91-61pld2mnl WIAllConcl.Bl.,.,, T..,. AutorMtlc. &HARP (7&3UXW) TODAY'S ~ tor ocunfront SALES 11750, c.11 649--8851 (=U} 9 1 hOlel. top by ... So. g:r.~&ouNT N4UG.SOF4(""'1Jl7'.0n (11")111-1111 1'1'1' CROSSWORD PUZZtE eo..t Hwy, Lag. Bc:h. tor SOlfCrTOR bed(llt new} 1150, twn POAl EAC " ·eo TERCEL ,,,__.,,*** ...... eppt. No phone cah. HOlJS""••piun btd/hdbrd $40, beiiQ9 NEW ·8 H 208 W. 1at, Slnll Ana Bt..-.o CU..U.. V9t'J 811.1. MAXEY- TOYOTA ~ ·~ · ¥f1'/I chr/ottomen $35, llltl Wut.. toB CLOSED SUNDAYS dWl(457YZf) 19202 BMc::h 1$2..(1121 anuL uus "' - '°"""" ... .,,_ ...... 1 ...,..,;-.,,,.,,~- 1~;;;;:;;;;;;::;:::;::;:::::~I ..... 55 s,,.. Prom.. AM J9twta1ry a or -4prn Mm-Frt. or by cMiml: a chr S15, eMdt: ml GAii..... 1• ** * CONNEL i ACROSS BCf1 873-9334 appt. ctlelt(blue)S15, Box SELECTION OF '78 CELICAOT 58P..... alaw PREVIOUS Gifts. Npt 24100 Llgune Hlltl fYPt' a.II your car. lrwtafll c..n LARGE C HEVROL ET fan ·new 115 Smell BBQ Anymekeor NEW & USED BMW'S! w/AlrCond, Wlr•WbMI 1 - de combat e, Ruael.,, city PUZZLE SOLVED 11o>il@iTj:Nk9t MOO firm. 7~5 &PPlllUL ._ ..=...... ) " 47 WMltl Parl 28Sludln JID 40 M--Bil ol wit !!II Vouet\el" 4t Youngster• Mrlou1ty our n•w comml••lon lunch ..mo.; hm to M G.A 21" teble mdl TY Cotn\ilf.--0.-UliO~ 50Pon 27 S09oP plWll 41 Any whlll- IHI Sti.ci. llCMI lllOWll )'OU 10 Ml'fl 1pm Mon--trf . ~wn r9mot. 18 mo. o4d U!W .....0 '112008><*** 5 1 Ftench rlwr 28 s.1.,-y 4fl Writing veer .,_IO-t mor.lhant200. 1ncom- prox 115011175 wk ...... , Cott ttOCI IELL 182118EACHBlVO. WIAir Cond, 81SNO !3 lmpor1 lu dlttrlbulor' 48 LID9agM mlMk>n .. no- by .... Mutt M nMI., MOO firm no-oas HUNTINGTO,. BEACH Cr tt9(1JYCt2t) lno""" 20 _._.....,. 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