HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-06-15 - Orange Coast PilotBy ANDREA ADELSON
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A Marine Corps aeneral called
for rcne~ acruuny of a
propoted site for a controvmy-
plqued Irvine hospital Thurs-
day, while a city official bluted El
Toro Marines for dodaina ques.-
tions stemmina from the allqed
buzzina of a aroup of picnickers
by three jet flJhtm last week.
The battle lines were arowina
more eJttrenchcd with the sen-
erals at Marine Corps Air Station
El Toro and the City of Irvine
each firina otrletten Thursday.
What happened over an open
field in Irvine Saturday remained
less than clear.
Maj. Gen. Richard M. Cooke,
commandina aeneraJ of the air
station. said pilots were ftyi~
under simulated emeraency con-
ditions durina carrier li.ndin•
practice runs at the base .. in
complete conformance with lona-
atandinf. published Oiaht proflles.•
(Pleue ... llUZZDIO/ A2)
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Evangelist bac as grad speaker
When the Rev. ~crry COie·
Whittaker was a 1tu&n1 at New-
pon Harbor Hiah School, She wu
a linter. a 1wtmrner and p&a)od
OD the tchool's toftt.IJ team.
She eamed a "8" averqe and
even tbousb she uid lhe wu
known for ~ins talutave she
didn't ftt the chance to address
hersemorclaumaies in 1957 asa
valedic:t<>rian or salutatorian.'
The 44-year~ld evanaeli1t,
who '1 become a nationally known
ielevision minister and author as
well as tdevisioa aalk lbow suest. mack up for tbat !blandly when
she mUl"'Ded &o htt alma mater lO
be dae hlwed ~ at com·
mencemmt e&etatel.
She told the 366 membm of
the 1984 lflduatina cla11 and
their mauves and friends who
overftowed the south bleacbttl at
Davicbon Field that they will stt
the end of war, crime. starvalion. diseale and po\'erty ., ••becavte
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Names of Fountain Val-
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listed today. /AS
Callfomla
UCLA has shut down Its
nuclear reactor -for
good.JM
Ration
A nuclear power plant In
Vermont Is on alert after
radioactive device was
exposed./ AS ,
World
Iran vows It won't fire on
oil tankers In Persian
Gulf./A5
People
A Huntington Beach
woman will lead alumni of
Hollywood Improvisa-
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Sporta
Russ Siivestri was re-
instated at the U.S. Olym-
pic yachting trials In the
Finn one-man dinghy
class, replacing John
Bertrand./81
Entertainment
World-class soloists will
perform at the Laguna
Beach Summer MuaJc
Festival, starting Sunday.
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ORANGE COU N TY CALIF-OR NIA 25 CENTS
Ciqr: can t stop theater ·noise
Judge says Mesa can't enforce law;
mayor vows to pursue new legal action
8' STl!!VE MARBLE
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Costa Mesa city officials have been
blocked from suina the Pacific
Amphitheatre over a heavy-metal
rock concert this spring that violated
a county noise ordinance.
Judce Selim Franklin ruled Thurs-
day that the city does not have the
authority to enforce the county law or
collect S SOO fines for each violation of
the county noise standard.
Olymplc-clw aonti•tre••
EICJat-year-old Anal FOllter belt. oat ••s.tate to America"
for ber fellow maclent8 at Andenen Elementary School In
!f ewport Beacb Wedneeday. f'09ter' wtll 8DC tbe eame 110DC
OCJail
absolv.ed
in con's
, ~ escape
By JEFF ADLER °' ................ Orange County Jail's security
But Mayor Donn Hall vo~ the The amphitheater, in its
city will press new d:w'les ~st the sophomore year, has attr8ctcd top
amphitheaier and use the aty's own musical groups and hordes of fans
noise standards as a basis for collect-·sinces its openina. Some residents illf. fines. who live near the tbeaier, thouah.
Tbc rulina actually makes sense," -:~ li~ve been unsettefed
Hall said of Judge Frank.tin's de-by loU4'!5iR
cision. Several residents insist they can
"We'll just enforce our own noise hear music and the roar of scrcamina
ordinance which has been redone and fans inside their homes even after
is pretty much a copy of the county they've closed doors and windows.
ordinance." At issue are noise tests recorded
. '
before a macb tarcer crow~ J~l~ ~--abe performa at tbe opem.a, ceremcmtee of~lymplc Gamee ln Loe
Anplee. See 8tory OD A2.
durlnf-a April 28 concert b; the
Scorpions. a heavy-metal rock sroup.
Tests showed the county noise onli-•
oance was violated three times durina
the concat. accordin& to city at-
torneyS.
• . MayOlll'lilMU Yid the c:ity used· the
county noise laws because of a 1980
~t I.hat Hall said autborizcd
Costa'Mesa to use the county noi.e
ordinance as a puge for determiniDa
(Pleue .ee TlmATSa/ A2)
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Amigos
assail
Bolsa
action
By a08ERT BARKER a ...... ._ ...
A VOie by the state Assembly that
would strip the California 0-SUIJ
Commiiljon of authority over dcj:.
velopmcnl of the Bo1sa ClUca
wctlandJ ~ auacked today by lbc
president of a Huntinp>o 'Seacb
environmental organizatJon.
"The bill is outragCOUS in iu
present form ," Lorraine Faber
charged. "It gives veto power to the
landowner (Siana! Landmark Inc.)
that's not available in any other
planruna progress."
"h 's hke taking a cannon and
(Pleue w BOLSA/ A2)
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wasn't lacking when convicted
Balboa Island rapist Michael Eric
Gonmles lowered himself to the
ground from the jail rooftop with a
homemade rope and escaped in Septem~r 1983, the Oranae County
Grand Jury has concluded.
In a 2'h-page repon issued Thurs-
day, the county citizens' panel
absolved the county sheriff's depart-
ment of any security lapses that
contributed to the escape and noted
that measures taken by jail auards
since the escape "make a future
escape (through) the roof fence hial\ly
unlikely."
One &radaate'afamllyenjoya 'btamoment' wblleatadent8 puadeln capeandfownaat<>ran&eCoutColle&e.
Gonz.ales, 24, was cbar)ed with
rape, buraJ.ary, robbery and assault at
the time followina an attack on a
Balboa Island waitress in early l 983.
He since has been convicted on the
(Pleue ... OC .JA&/A2)
OCC hails Humphreys as top.citizen
Lon tme trustee honored at aduatlon: graduation cettmomes Thursday
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SCR's Emmes lauds college's training Almost 1.400 students were can-
. didates for arac:tuation m the cer-
emonies conducted in the college's
leBard Stadium. By PHU. SNEIDERMAN
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Attorney Robert L Humphreys.
who attended Oranae Coast CoUcac
36 years qo and later served for 20
years on the collqe's aovernina
board. was honored as OCCs
Outstandina Citizen of 198• durina
lbunday's commencement ad-~ wu delivered by Dr. David
Emmcs. co-founder and arlt tic dn-ec-
tor of South Coast Repertory.
Emmes. who sraduated from occ
in 1960. discussed the thcaier tra.mina
he rcoctved at the colleac and bow it
helped shape his career.
He said the collese ''-uabt me to
think vividly and to dare to dream
amb1t1ous dreams."
(Pleue ... llUllPBRST8/ A2)
Coun~turningtocondos
As the amount of undevek>ped
land rcmainin& in. <>ranee County
diminishes. more and more con-
dominiums and townhouta are
beina coDSiructed. accordina to a
comprehensive study of C®Ot)' ~ ina pi'cpared for the Board of.Super-
viton. . In 1912. SS.4 percent of all lll\llC-
family residential uruts conttNcted
here were att1ched unit&. auch u
conetol IOWMou lie nly
41.6 petoe!t were detached un1ts. the
hou11na affordability study preparcit
by the County Administrative Office st.a •
"It can be a uined that a
dimin1sb1~ uppty of develop1ble
land ia tile county, coupled with
incrcuina land and bousin1coats. are WidY raponsible for \lus trclKl, .. the
report notea. ·The rtoort also points out that
bousina constNction in the county
continua to slow as the e~plosivc
lfOWl uDfritftCed dunna me t9
1960s and 1970. comn to an end.
In 1912. only 6.105 ruidential
uniu were constructed 1n Ora.nae
Count), placina the county fourth
am~ the ttvtn Southm\ C'alifornia
c:ounbel 1Mtudcd in the stud).
U told.~ County ran thud
in the siate bd\1nd Los ~ Ud
San (Maocounti 1n total nvmbefof
dwclhn& unit .
Nu'ts BACKGROUND
lo Jan\&U")' 1983. tamatn ~ w number of rtSideftCa "' the county at 7'2,109. to A les
Couftly bi mOft thin l .9 mt _ · ~n --
while S&n Oielo has 7S2.17S. accord·
ina to tate ':Dtpanmcnt f FinaftCC
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MtiOrlt!ge Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, Junt 15, 1884
Newport girl wins selo role
in-Olympic opening show
The thought of 200.000 eyes on her
-----~-~--does n • t faze 8-year-old Amt Foster
By JBRl\Y 1111\SCB .. Salute to Ammca .. as a solo dunna
o. .. ...,,.....,. the opcmna ccrcmonaei of 1be 1984
E• .. i.. Id F • Olympic Oam~. , :6"l·yeat-o Ama oster ts going "I have done a lot of talent contcsi
to sma m front of mo~ than l 00.~ and there arc always a lot of people
peopleJuly28but the thouptdQCSn t lherc. I am used to 51nlll\J in front of
• phase _the Newport Beach founb a lot ofpceplC'," Ami id.
arader to the lea.st. The Andersen Elemen1.1ry School
Ami knows what 1l 1s hke to student is no stranaer to show
perform. business. She has acted in 180
Ami was selected from amona t~levis1on commercials and has made
more tha11 I 00 chlldren to sina appearances on a vanety of telcvmon
CoN TI NUEO STORIES
EVANGELIST SPEAK S •..
From Al
bnng about a transfonned world."
Cole-Whmaker. who combines
pyscbtalf)' and ps>choloay and re-
ligion into a blend of motivational
gospel told the youngsters. that "the
world will be transformed through
vour ex.ample. You have God and
function and purpose."
.. Each one of you 1s a cosmic.
universal betng. You have more in
you than you ever woold imagine.
"The place to search is in yourself.
You'll find a magnificent human
be mg.
.. You are no t the victims of
cu·cumstance. Do whot you want to
do with excitement, love and passion.
"You want to be the one th.al can
say: ·.~use of me, people a~ better
off.
Cole-Whittaker. who 1s said to be
the only woman minister to appear
on nationwide television, joined the
United Church of Religjous Science
m La Jolla in 1976. In September of
198.2. she became the founder of the
non-dcnominahonaJ Science of Mind
Church International in La Jolla.
bows includfo.a .. Webster:· "fame ..
and ''Trappc-r John. M.O"
Ami will appear later this year m
the Public Broadcastini Scrv1ee vcr-
uon off cnncssce William's "Cat on•
Hot Tin Roor· with Jessica Lange
and RjpTom.
"I would like to be a sinacr and an
actres~. I like what I am doina and I
want to keep doing it," said Ami, who
looks to Barbara Streisand as a role
model. •
"She 1s a really great actress and a
areat singer," Ami said.
Ami's show business career often
keeps ber out of school but the child
actress said that has httle affect on her
studies.
"There 1!1 alwa) s a tutor when I
work. so I get work from m y teacher
to do. I always come baclc ahead,"
Am1 said.
In flct, she hkes school and is sorry
to Stt 1t end. "I would rather be in
school than sitting at home."
Ami got the chance to lf)' out for
her Olymptc solo through her connec-
tion to the Hollywood Hooligans-a
children's performing group.
1 The Hooligans also will perform
dunng the opening ceremonies.
When the group was trying out. Ami
heard about the solo opening and
auditioned .
Ami won't have to worry about
traffic problems when the .Olympics
open. A special shuttle bus is going to
take her and the Hooligans to the Los
Angeles Cohseum.
OC JAIL SECURITY NOT-LACKING ....
From Al
charges. but awaits scntcncrng. His
separate tnal on the single escape
charge 1s upcoming.
In rcviewmg the case, the grand
JUfY concluded Gonzales had bttn
planning his escape for some ume.
Between 5 a.m and 5: I 0 a.m . on
ScpL 12. 1983, Gonzales· pned apart a
portion of the Jail's rooftopcham-link
fence and used an 83-foot rope of
knotted bedsheets, he had concealed
p
by wrapping around tus body. to
lower himself lO the around, the
report sa)'s.
Gonzales was familiar wtth Jail
operations. havtng been incarcerated
since June 1983. and knew he had to
complete his escape before Jail depu·
ues came out on the rooftop for an
inmate ··countoff," the report also
states. Pnor to the countoff only one
deput)' mans a glaswncloscd rooftop
Senta Ana. Moore had hla omc. In
Westwood. ~een 1963 end
197 4. he wM a penner In a l<>4
Maelel ... flfm. 'ftie -~ ~nted Judge II 1
1954 grllduate ot use where he
al90 eetned his a.w degree In 1957.
.,.. 'Superior Court j\ldge eamt
167 ~083 per~.
observa11on post.
Gonzales succeeded m evading the
single deputy's vision because the
roof was dimly lit. Also, Gonzales
took advantage of the observation
booth's one blind spot., pryinJ the
fence apart near some air conchtion·
1ng equipment that partially ol>-
structed the deputy's view of the area,
accord.mg to the report.
Since the escape, the process of
separating inmates bound for
courthouse appearances is now com-
pleted in one of the jail's cafeterias
instead of the roof.
Gonzales was recaptured by police
in Huntineton Park on Nov.13, 1983.
Prior to his arrest in Orange County
he also had escaped from a.J.,os
Angeles County prison faciljtr,an
honor fann nca1' Saugus, where he
was sentenced on drug. drunk driving
and theft charges.
S1 nee he was re-arrested, Gonzales
has remained m the county jail in lieu
of bail.
HUMPHREYS OCC'S TOP CITIZEN •..
From A l
College officials said Humphreys
was honored for his long record of
pubhc service in the Orange Coast
community
Dunng Thursda) 's Outstaodlng
Citizen presentation. Chancellor
Norman Watson told Humphreys.
"For yo ur dedicated service, you
nchly deserve this honor."
Accepting the award, Humphreys
told the graduation audience that
attending OCC was "a great ex-
perience." He especially praised lhe
special attention he received from
faculty members.
The former trustee also called upon
the audience to press for a secure
funding base for California's com-
munity college system.
"It can no longer be the stepchild of
higher educauon ... he said. ·
The fonner trustee lives in Costa
Mesa with his wife Helen. The
couple's siJt children all attended
Orange Coast College.
Humphreys was elected m 1962 to
the Coast Community College Dis-
trict Board of Trustees. The board
oversees operation of Orange Coast,
Golden West and Coastline colleges,
plus PBS television station KOCE
Channel 50. Humphreys served fi ve
terms on lhe board before deciding
last year not to seek rc-elcct10n.
A nauvc of Los Angeles.
Humphreys moved to Oran$e Coun-
ty in the 1940s after servrng as a
medical corpsman in the U.S. Nav)
during World War II. He enrolled al
OCC in 1948. shortly after the
communit) college opened. He met
his wife while both were active in the
student government at OCC.
After graduatmg from the com-
m unity college. Humphreys earned
his bachelor's degree from Cal State
Long Beach and his iuris doctor
degree from Loyola University Law
School. While working on his law
degree, he served with lhe Newport
Beach Fire Department. rising to the
rank of captain.
Humphreys worked as assistant
city attorney of Costa Mesa before
entering private law practice. He also
served as director of the Orange
County Fair Board and as a member
of the Democratic State Central
Committee and the Orange Count}
Democratic Central Committee.
He has been active with Parents
United. a child abuse program. and
Chemical People. a drug rehab1h-
tallon program.
CONDOS INCREASING IN COUNTY ...
From Al
average household than m the county
to the south.
Of the residences m the county, the
largest proportion st.ill tend to be both
attached and detached single-family
units. More than 62 percent o f the
county's housing stock is single
family while 23 percent are buildings
containing five or more units. Ten
pereenl range from two to four units
and 3. 7 percent arc mobile homes.
Dunng the next 20 years, about
39,506 residential units are planned
for construction, accordina to esti-
mates based on projects approved for
construction by Dec. 31, 1983.
Of the units planned. 18,681 will be
s1ngle-fam1ly residences and 20.825
w11T be mult1-~m1I)' units. the stud)
reports
Pnces of county homes vanes
greatly. but the largest number of
detached sm~e-family homes fall
Just Call
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~ " !Clllf " "°" .,. l'OI ,_ '°"' peOll' by t 30 p"' "' Nlort 7 p "'
er1d '°"' C<OPf .... bit .,.......,
into the S 100,000toS124.999 range.
However. the median value of a
detached unit in the unincorporated
portion of the county stands at
$128,757 compared to a $102,327
median value in the county's 26
incorporated cities. Countyw1dc. the
median price of a single-family home
is S I07.16 1.
The value of a majonty of attached
units ranges from $80.000 to189,999
and the median value of an attached
unti countywide was pegged at
$85.876.
The report also touched upon the
number of rental units m Orange
County. Some 265,087 rental units
were reported m Oranje Count\ in
Apnl 1980, With 22.914 in Uflln·
corporated areas while 242.173 -or
90.5 percent -were located in c111es
Median rent countyw1de was S l36
per month.
Calling 1t a "comprchens1 ve,
statistical snapshot'' of county hous-
ing. Supervisor Roger Stanton said
the study points up how well t he
housing industry has done in the past
year in producing "a good number of
reasonably priced new and resale"
homes available to working house-
holds.
"The outlook for the future is
bnght and we can be optimistic that
reasonably priced housing will con-
tinue to come onto the market as
more JObs are created, thus retammg
the countv's cn"iable balance be-
twetn Jobs and housing." Stanton
added
But the supervisors also urged that
ways be found to encourage or further
assist the housing industry m produc·
ang the number of units needed to
sausf) demands during the next four
}ears.
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BUZZING.CONTROVERSY CONTINUES ••.
From Al
Dunng the tramrng excmse. three hospital site .. "
jets with afterburners gJowiog zo-Councilman David Sills called lhe
omed low over a crowd of about 400 generaJs answer "a red herring ...
people who had brought their picnic trying to dodge the issue" of disoonti-
baskets lo a field north of the San nuing quarterly carrier practice.
Diego Freeway for groundbreaking Stlls said ~e Marine Corps' defense
ceremonies for the 177-bed Irvine of Saturday's actions seems to oon-
Medical Center. tradict military planning documents
"Since those attendrng the which outline established flight paths.
groundbreaking felt endangered, I They have been used to map out the
can only wonder how those who may cny's development.
be seriously ill or physically impaired "'They're saying the documents.are
might feel in a hospital exposed to the wrong. They are saying they have the
same elements," Cooke said in a nght to fly where ever they want,"
prepared statement. Sills said.
Cooke expressed d1ssattsfaction "We will take that to the Pcn-
with the proposed hospital site last tagon." Sills. a former Marine, added.
summer in a hcann~ before county .. No one at the base has the authority
health planners. Smee then. the to move the pattern."
hospital has won state hcensmg The ( 11y of Irvine did issue a lcttc!r
approval 10 Defense Secretary Ca.spar
Cooke said the mockup emergeoC) ' Wcin~rger Thursday asking for a ·
requires fiJhter pilots to circle two ban on practice missionsal El Toro JS
nautical miles from El Toro's center, Manne J·els seem to be flying in
··an cstabhshed pattern which un-disrcgar to ag.rccments between the
fortunately overflies the proposed Manne Corps and Irvine.
THEATER SUIT BLOCKED •••
From Al
1f concerts are too loud.
Costa Mesa was in the process or
revamping 1ts own noise ordinance at
the time. the mayor said.
The 1980 agreement is between the
city. the state and Ned-West Inc,
which own s the theater. The
amphitheater 1s bu1h on state prop-
erty.
"I 'm s urpri sed the) (the
amphitheater owners) even
challenged us on 11." Hall remarked.
Deborah Nessel. an attorne) for
Ned-West. sa1d owners of the fac1ht)
are read to ar uc that the 1980
agreement is meaninaJtss oo the
question of enforcing the county
noise law.
"But we didn't even get to that
point," she said. "T he judae simply
ruled that the city can't enforce a
count~ law."
The city now baf the choice of
askmg the distnct attorney's office to
prosecute the theater using the county
law or fihng a new suit apinst lhe
amphitheater ut1liz1og the city's own
ordinance. according to Celeste
Brady, a deputy city attorney in Cesta
Mesa. ·
A landing signal officer detc:ribcd
the normal pattern for fleet carrier
landing practices is one--third to I 'h
miles from the runway, base spokes-
man Mast.er Sgt. Jack Micba.lski sa.id.
But emergency procedures and
sin&le<naine Oyina .. rectuirc a wider
and deeper pattern or about two
nautical miles." Michalski sa.id. At
6,800 feet per sea mile, "that will put
them real close" to the site of the S64
million Irvine Medical Center, be wd.
"That was no simulation of a
cnppled engine," Sills shot back. "I
very distinctly remember scein& the
lead )ct with both red afterburners
glowing." ·
The crowd ducked and covered
lheir beads.
Ray Quigley, a commercial jct pilot
and fonner Marine pilot amona the
group, said the aircraft were goina
very near full power and were
dangerously low.
BOLSA •••
From Al
shooting a bole through the Coastal
Act," she saiq.
Thursday the state Assembly, by a
vote of 42-22, approved legislation by
Assemblyman Terry Gogin, D-Sao
Bernardino, that would put the de-
cision on controvenial development
plans in the environmentally
sensitive area adjacent to Pacific
Coast Hi.Jbway and south of Warner
A venue, into the bands of the Coastal
Conservancy, an appointed s<at.e
watchdog .ncr that mooiton
coastal enviromental issues.
Another generation o f fine taste
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10:00 to 4:00 p.m.
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Laguna surf coritest
slated for Saturday
Irvine gets funds, but no war pl
The 30th .annual Brooks Street Surfina Contest in Laau!"~ Beach t ~~eduled to hat the water Slturday, surf
cond1uons perm11una.
Surfet1 will compete an 12 different divjsions of
competition with check·in lime at the foot of Brooks Street
at 8 &.rJ1. Entry fees are $8 pnor to Friday. S p.m. at the
Recrcauon Department. or SI 0 Saturday.
. Award.s ~II be presented to the top four place winners
&n each d1vmon. For information call 497-3311, ext. 201.
Car •how, coacert planned
South Coast Village will prestnt its eighth annual
Concourse de Nice Car Show Sunday in cortjunct100 wt th
the Cobra Owners of Amenca.
The event will be preceded SaJurday by a big band
.concert by George Carr and the Rhythmaircs on the
Villaae Green from noon to 3 p.m. Both events arc free to
the public.
South Coast Village is located a Sunflower and Bear
Streets just nonh of Costa Mesa.
Stop-•moklng program offered
A sax-week program, designed to help you qu1t
smoking, will be offered by Orange Coast C-0llegc's
Community Service Office. beginning Monday.
Classes will be held an OCC's Counseling and
Admissions Buildanf· Room I 06. Cost of the program is
$32 and includes a S 2 tape. Program tickets arc on sale in
OCC's ticket office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to
7 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
Tickets may. be purchased by phone, usinJ Visa or
Mastercard by phoning 432-5527. For infonnataon about
the series phone 432-5880.
Bu•Jlieu crime work•IJop set
Refusal to adopt plans for war
emergency jeopardized grant
By ANDREA ADEUON
Of ... °""" ,... ....
Irvine's refusal to prepare for nuclear war won~t
jeopardize I $30,000 Stale arant, ICCOrdlDI lO 11.ltt'
officials.
The promise: made to the C tly Council by Jack Kearns
and Al Lockhan, a istant directors of the St.alt Offi~ of
Emeraency Scrv1ccs that coordinates disaster relief.
apparently put to rest a controveny t>caun 10 Dcocmber.
Then Irvine found itself cau&ht in a political crou-
fire, threatened by a state officiaf who vowed to deny a
grant if the city endorsed a rcwlution 50ught by an anu-
nucleariroup. The~lution rcjectedemeraency plannoa
for nuclear war as folly.
The offictal, James Ale under, manager of emergency
preparedness for most of the Southern California couta.l
tt&lOD, made no statements Tuesday dunng the 9().
minute d1scuss1on before a standing-room-only crowd.
"I'm not koang to comment on ..-hat wa.s said
toni&ht." Alex.ander said afterward.
ihe state officials came to lrvme at the request of
Mayor Larry A&ran. Duno1 a slide presental1on; lbcy
outlined what role cities and the state agency provtdes
A free workshop on an expected increase business
crimes this summer, due to the Olympics, will be
1 • sponsored by the Laguna Beach Police Dcpartn'l!nt
Monday from 6: 15 to 7:45 p.m. an lhc City Council
chambers, 505 Forest A¥tf\j.IC,. , •
Representatives ()f the Oranee County Sheriff's --
office, Secret Serva~ and local pohcc depanments will
address ways business owners can .help protect them-
selves. For information call 497-3311 . ext. 280.
Pepperdme to glve briefings
Pcpperdme University's Graduate School of Educa-
tion and PsycholQgy will offer three informal sessions in
lrvane to acquaint interested students with its master's
and doctoral degree programs.
The first session is Mon~y at 6 p.m. in the
university's Orange County center, 2151 Michelson
Drive. Others arc planned for July 2 at 6 p.m. and July 11
at 4 p.m. Reservations may be obtained by calling (213)
306-5602.
Semlnar on clJlld abuse ln LB
Noreen Grella, a clinical social worker and faculty
member of the Delinquency Control Institute at USC. will
speak Monday at a free community workshop on child
sexual abuse m Laguna Beach. .
A panel discussion will be included at the free session.
scheduled for 8 p.m. an the Cat y Council chambers, 505
Forest Ave. The workshop is co-sponsored by the Laguna
Beach Free Chnac · and the Laguna Beach Police
Department.
Artwork •erles begms Moaday
Acquiring and caring for original works ofart will be
discussed Monday in the first of a tbrtt-part lecture series
at Golden West College.
Grand old flags on parade
A Marine Corpe color auaJ'd pauea in
renew near the end of a Fla& Day
dunn a natlOnal d1 l r, dttttttd by me Fcdttal
EmCf1Cnq Manqemmt nC).
Locklwt-and . Kearn leundtt'1 upenon, Mid ~fter the mcetln& 1ha1 the ".'CJlonal rNnaea had
anttrprettd f'tdrral au•dchne& oo bis own.
A«Ordinf. to KeamJ, the f e<kral Emtrarncy Ma~ ~cnt ~lt'ncy 'ha nC\·er &O thjs date taken fand from a
JUt11dict1on tti.t has refused to partlt•PIU in nuctea:r
drfense:• He said ot~r cities, 1ndudint Mann and
Sacramento counties have also raised the muc. ~ Kearns. im.ot cmertency acrvioes direccor for
lannina and ptcprarcdnen, Mid the poliC) was outlined
y FEMA General Couoscl Geo• J~t and publisbtd
three weeks •&<> in a federal document federal mone1 is
earmarked for disaster plannina to S\llct for c:li.stribouon
to local governments. • -AV'"· an. anti-nuclear advocate, med jf .. by
prepanna for all hazards., ... c a.re rnpondiq to the
ultimate disas1cr.''
Kearns id .. it is presumed in prcparatioo for all
huard you arc pttparina (or •v baards ...
Alelllnder. tntervicv.ed last December cknied be bad
made threats to Irvine officials. He said lhcn that be 1~ lf'line was. contemplating a f't'SOlution ~
civ1J defense plannms. He said then hr would be remiss
and derelict in my duties .. af arant money wen approved
for a ci1y tbaf refused to plan for all disasiers.
Jn.:ane 1destcppcd. th~ i ue and never brought tbc
resoluuon to a vote. h was sou&ht by the ei&ht·m~mbcr
celebradon protraJD at the llarlllee' bell-
copter .ta don bi Tuti.a Tbunda.y.
~ Coun1yC1uun AdVllOf) Baud. an anu-nUdlll'
OUl.cm penel that. ckps11.e 11.S lJIJe. bM no IO~I
ll
lnJanuary, Jrvanedmnbutuia3~bo0k'Jetcolbe at~s 27,000 houte.bO&ds oo ibow &0 ~ for
eaJ1hQ . The handboOk 00 sd(~ QI* tan Of a C'll)'-Wide t'ffOfl &0 pit'J*C irviqe ftlidmtl D
d' &en.
The suic officia11 dcscnbcd lm.-e·s cffons u '"qw&e
1n ambitious J)lan,"
Ap-anrepeaitdJyukcdcit)'sWfafaaytuncorlftOOC)'
was be1na eJtpendcd on war planning. The answer wu
•·no "
· Jbe rN~o"(s 'concaa~ chasuied him few allowi"I
the ·on to dctnioraae into a nUdear debia~. •
. Three. mcmbm of Ph~icians for Social Rapon·
1Jbbty &csufled aboua the fuuhty Of war S)lanni"'° But one
Worid War ll "e1.et1.t1 wd ht lhouaht warplannana•t0't a bad idea; .
0 BIT!J ~RlfS
Longfield meµiortal held
Memonal Stmces were held Wednescbr_for .William c. Lon&fleld. founder or the Boat Can)'OD Pharmacy an
U&una kach. who died SUddinly at bomc on June 9. He
wasS6.
l.On&field was a retired Marine Corps· vctitran of
World War ll and followina the war attended w U
School of Pharmacy. lo 1958 be moved to i...,.. 8e8c:h
and bcpn the pharmacy an Boat Canyon.
Lona.field was acnve ui the Boy Scout.5 aod Oirl
Scouts. Boostcn C1ub. Little Leaauc. Chamber of
Commm:ie, Pageant of the MAstcrs and many~
ttlated activities. I
He is survived by his wife Beverly, daught.er Kim and
son Mike, hts mother. Ma.rprct l-on&fJeld. btotbetl Job.o
and Charles l.onifictd and a si$l.C1, IWriet Pitman.
Tbc fa.mil)' as.ks that donations in memory ofWilliam
C. Lonlfield be sent to the t:.asuna Bank. NA. for a fund
to bene~t Lacunaquatics. or to an orpnizatiOfl' 01-.,. O~OlCC. -
Krumwiede services held
Services were bekt Wednesday for Gerald by
Ktwnwiede of Cost.a Mesa. a rcured plumber and 30-YQT
resident oftbe city. wtw> died SUnaiY1n H"oq cmonaI
Kospi&al at the• of S l .
• Krumwiede, who was born in Monterey1 MimL, was
in volvcd in commercial bwldin& construc:Uon and bad
worked oo local schools and the surp::al unn at Haq
Hospit.al. He was a head usher at Christ Lutheran Cburch
and a veteran of the Korea;p war.
He is survived by 11-.s wife. Helen; a daughter, Darcel
Ablei, of Costa Mesa, and a son, David Krumwiede. of
Stockton. Also surviving a.re three brothen. two sis.itn
and t'WO grandcb ildrcn.
Funeral services .,ere held at Cbrist Lutberu Church
and interment foUowed at Pacific View Memorial Park
under the direction of Plm:e Brothen Bell Bra.dway
Mortuary an Costa Mesa.
Wilcoxen funeral today
Memorial servic:n w'llJ bt bdd ai lhe Nci&hborbood
Coni:rqational Church toda)• 10 a..m., for Hdeft .
Stevemon Wilcouo, a resident of 1.aguu Bc-=b lincc
~3 wbo ~of a strOkc at South Coasi Medical c.cmcr
on J\ane 12. was &4.
Wilco1cn and her late husband Frank were active in
m&n) 1..qun.a 8c:ach c1vic orpnizauon.s.. mcludiaa the
MUJt'um of Art. Panl>elfenic Assgnatioo and Neiab-
bothood Conpq111ooaJ Cbuich.. Collector Charles Whitchurch will discuss the
est~etic and economic appeal oforigjnal prints at 7 p.m. in
Room 223 of the coll~e·s administration buildin~ The
fee for the program is $18 and further informatton is
available at the community services activities office.
891-3991.
Former Hollywood writer dies Sbe worked LD the real est.ate biwncss for nearly 30
ycatL
Wilcoxen 1s survJvod by her son. Willwn. La&una
Beach, su pndcb1ldreo and a sister. Sarah Weitz of Des
Moines, Iowa. By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of IM Oelfy l'llot tlefl
Wis .. but moved to Los Angeles as a
youth. He was editor of the student
ne'wspapers at his grammar, junior
high and high schools.
Mr. Johnson also produced IS-
minutc radio and televtsion shows on
Hollywood for broadcast across the
nation.
· Interment WI.II be an the family plot in Des M0tot.S.
Ret1red federal workers meet Iowa.
The Saddleback Valley chapter 1689. National
Association of Retired Federal Employees, wilt conduct
its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the
Western Federal Savings and Loan Association. 26980
Crown Valley Parkway, Mission Viejo.
Erskine Johnson, a popular Holly-
wood columnist whose articles were
once camed an 600 newspapers. died
Thursday at Hoag Memorial Hospi-
tal in Newport Beach at age 73. He
had been a Balboa Island resident
since 1960.
After graduating from Manual Arts
High School in Los Angeles in 1930.
he became an office boy for the Los
Angeles Record newspaper. He be-
came a reporter for the Record. then
became lbe Hollywood columnist for
Scripps-Howard.
He retired from lbe Hollywood
beat an the early 1970s., but remained
active by owning aod opcratina the
Harbor Light restaurant 1n
Oceanside.
Orlandie funeral conducted
Funeral setVIccs were conducted &Oday for Marcel
Marius Orland.Jc of Costa Mesa, a retired mann: d'botel at
the Wine Cellar Restaurant 1n the N~-porter. who d.Jed
Monday. He was 72.
Retired federal civilian employees. their spouses,
survivors. active employees and guests arc invited to the 2
p.m. program. Call Peter Basone at 58 I -1226 for
additional information.
Mr. Johnson wrote a syndicated
Hollywood column for the Scnpps-
Howard newspaper chain, and had
radio and television programs at
vanous tames an his career.
He and his wife. Isabel, recent!)
celebrated their 50th wedding an-
niversary. Other survivors include
his son. Ronald Johnson of1rvme; has
daughter. Kathleen Fonner of Costa
Mesa: and three grand-daughters.
Isabel Johnson said her husband's
reports avoidedlhc "gossipy" side of
Holl~ood and focused instead on
the hghter side of lbc entertainment
industry. He was quoted as saytng.
.. My slant was to capture the amusing
side of'Glinenown.'"
Isabel Johnson said that shortly
before bu death. her husband said.
"There isn't a man in this world wbo
has had a fuller. more wonderful life
than 1 have."
Taxes due today
The second installment of 1984
estimated federal w payments is due
today. People who rect"ive income
not subject to withholding tax must
have their payment postmarked by
m1dn1Jlht tonight
Mr. Orland.Jc. who was born 10 Lyon. France. rcurcd
from the restaurant business m I 974. He was a member of
St. John the Baptist Calbohc Church in Costa Mesa and
wasacuve tn tbcsen1orcmzens' poupofCorooadel Mar.
Kc lS suf"\;ved by bu wife. Beverly: i daU&hleT and
grandson. SUz.anne and Joseph Alfano. both of Van Nuys..
and a ntccc. Ren~ VergJer. 10 Lyon.
Friday, June 15
No meet lags scbeclulecl today.
The family has planned a private
bunal at sea.
Betw~n 1959 and 1967. be made
14 trips to Europe and two trips
around the world to report on movie
news.
Mr. Johnson was born an Racine, Dunng has years as a colummst.
PoucE Loe
Lawmen capture suspect
in string of bank holdups
An unemployed cabanent maker
from San Clemente celebrated his
23rd b1nhda) behind bars Thursday
followang has arrest in a stnna of bank
robberies that date back nearly two
years.
James Christopher Whelpley was
arrested by Orange County Sheriffs
deputies just minutes after a Wednes·
day holdup at a Home Federal
Savinis in Llauna Niauel.
Whelpley as considered a suspect 1n
13 other south county bank robbenes,
according to Shenff s Department Lt
Richard Olson.
All the bank robbencs have been
pulled off by a armed bandit v.eanng
a blue ski mask and carrying a brov.n
paper bag for the loot. ·
Olson said a man weanng a blue ski
mask and weanng blue dothana
walked into the Laguna Niguel sav-
ingsand loan at I :59 p.m .. produced a
gun and demanded that a teller fill a
paper bag with cash.
lrYlDe ported stotcn from a rented room an
A woman surpriKd 1 buralar who tbc l SOO block of South Coast
wu acnina ready 10 make ofT with Hiahway Th~~ ~venina.
$800 in stereo equipment at a home The amount of lo is still un-
on Shiloh about 3:30 p.m. Thursda)'. determined followma a re tdcnttal
The homeowner came home and bur&WY rtponcd 1n the SOO block of
heard noises in her home and went to C.atahna St.tttt early Thursday mom·
a ncia}lbor's house to call police. Her ina.
home had been ransacked • • • Newport Beacb
A t 4-year-old boy was arTCSted for A Balboa man reported the th~f\ of
suspicion o(buraJary Thursday aft.er· sun,ala "-alued at S 114 from his car
noon, apf)lrently hoked to a break-in ~rked in the 2..00 block of West
Wcdctday on Blackoak. Two 11rlic • Coast W•"•'IY ThursdA). map.11nesandcash vaJuedatSJOwa .... • • •
t.llen io the daytime buraJary. A Newpon Beach oman rcponcd
<I'\ I • ,·n· dcd b the ihcf\ or ID auto tcrco nlutd at A S•.1V b o~r t unautn oy • S 1,200 ~rom her _vw conv"rt.abl• prdncr wautol n 1n th~ att of Von 11 , .. ~
Karman and McGaw trecu~Th~u ..... =.o....-.par_k_cd on Flaas~1e !hunda)
day afternoon. The lido Mob1I Gas t.iuon re·
port(d the lhtfi ors 0 tn h "hale Lafana Beacb the station wa doteJ early l'hu ~)
Oolhma valued al $1S2 was rt· momini.
I
Doput1es. informed earlier that the
ski mask bandit traveled in a tan "an.
pulled o"er a van in San Juan
Capistrano dnven b> Whelpley that
matched the descnptaon.
Olson said the arresting officers
spotted "evidence" in tht' veh1ck that
alleged I> tied Whel pie) to the holdup.
though he would not disclose the
naturt' of the evidence
Whelpley as being hdd at Orange
( ount) Jail on $25,000 bail.
••• A Newport Beach woman repon.ed
1he theft of an auto stereo valued at S 1,500 from her BMW parked at Hoaa Memonal Ho ;oat.al Thursday. .. ' Huntinaton Beach womsn also
had the stereo 1n her BMW tolen
while she v.-u parked at HOlg Thurs-
day.
Ba.atlactOn Beacb
A 1dent of 1he 17000 bl of
1m trect reported Thursdl that
ha blue 19 44 Renault Encore was
tolin from the \ 1etnity or Bols;a
1ca trttl and arncr A ~ouc.
The lo "'u timaled at $6.000. • • • • -om~n told ~hc.T four teen
11rl 5tole btr pul"IC Thu ) -.-tu
shr .... s at fauoni' It.a n Food.
412 Walnut A\t, The loss 10 ludC'd $3-01n c hand the S70 pu
Someone broke into a gray 1982
BMW parked Thursday on the 6400
block of Warner Avenue. The loss
included stereo equipment wonh
$800 and other items wonh $200. . . . ,
A shm Caucasian man m has late
:?Os wtth short blond hair reportedly
stoic the cash drawer Thursda> at
T oruJJcna Hernandez. 20 I Adams
Ave. The los was.estimated at $425. • • • Someone broke mto a blue Volks-
wagen ··eua" parked on the 16900
blocil. of Bois.a Chica Street The loss
included stereo equipment ""Onb
$400. • • • A man and a woman wert arrested
Thursday mom1na on suspicion of
steahng aoods from the Scars urplus
tort. 9045 Ad.ams A~e. Clothing
wonh $150141$ rccoHred · • •• A. manager at South Count>
Motors. 18711 Beach Bl~d .• told
police someone entered a tan 1983
Volhwaaeo bus tbrouah an unlocked
door and stole stttcO equipment
worth S600. •••• A resident oft.he SOO block of I lb
trttt told pohcc Thursday that
someone tole h1 blu 1976 Ford
p · kup,; · h ~ perked on \he
sUttt. TM l Wb estimated at
$6,000.
Coetalleu
t 2-~0lt t\CI') and four•1re nm
hubca&" re tolcn from a l 96.S
Mu t.a parked an an employees' lot
for Bu ocks Ckpanment t re m
th C \t Plar The I put at
M2S.
I
Services were held this mommg at St. John lbe
Bapust Church. followed by 10tcrment at Paoftc View
Memonal Park. Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway Mortuary
was in charge of arrangements.
Mesa Verde Dnvc. • • •
Jl'oantaln Valley
Someone climbed a fenct at Leav1tt
Homes lnc., I 0800 Kalama Rn-er
Ave .• and removed 7~ Good)cat 12·
ply tires valued at $57 75 each from
18 mobtlc homes and apparently
threw the tires ovcT the fen~ into a
waitina vehicle.
• • • Would-be thieves rolled a bowling
ball through the front door of the
Doctor After Dark office at 8744
Wlfllff Ave but apparently failed to
make cnlf')
• • •
A. $450 electnc guitar bass
amphfier was stolen from an un-
locked garage an the 11000 block of
Glox1011 A venue.
Two women arrested
at BB massage pau-lor
Tv.o female employees of a Huot·
1ngton Beach massage parlor were
&n'tStcd this week, one for pro ll·
tution and the other on drua chargn,
lbe 6f\h and sutths arrests at the
business since Januaix. according to
Huntinaton 8cach poh~
Sit. Mike B wd Beth Ltt. 30,
of Garden Gro,·c. an cmplo~ of
Touch of M and Spa.
l 9S2S Beach Bh·d.. ns ams1'd
Wcdncsda)' niaht after 'he allcledl~
ltcited an unden:ovn potia: officn v.-as hdd on suspia n of pro6t•-
tutJon. 11id.
He d offi ta1ncd a search
v..'&JT&nt lnd found ratricted <1ru.as at
the · Ht d another cm·
plo)"tC. Mary Po 3 , of Hunt·
•naion Bead! .,., anatcd on u P•·
cion of bci under the inn ntt of
dru& l ~ womtn weft ltd from
JIJ ifttt po6Uftl 1~ said
nee January. s..., said pohcc
have made fiw Pf'O'l1tul1on arTC$U
andoncdru a.ne!ltltT01.1m fC'la
e, said the business is owned by
Marvin Greenspan. wbo bas not been
chargtd in these incidents.
Police hunt
holdup Inan
Pohoc arc look.ina for a lone
robbcf) suspect who escaped v.o1th an
und1scl4 sat amount of monq T
da) from the Fountain Valley brucb
of Security Pacific ationaJ
11797 Magnolia L
The iu t flashed a nota at the
teller lbat read, "Give me aU your
mo :y." He didn't displaY. a weae.on
and there v.-crc no lftJ\ln , poliee
II.id.
wit t d de ivn tbat u
older·model 1reen Dodac or
Pl mouth sped ,.,. .. )' from IJl ~
ind the banklhot\lybefcn •
arrivt'd. F unt.ain Valley &101.itt •d
today they belie c it ma bC the
uq,cc'l• car.
I .
Bush a tie--breaker
· on MX produc~ion Cook County judge
guilty in bribe case
•
Amendment would have
cut billions from bill
WASHINGTON (AP) -With Vice
President Georae Bush casting a rare, tie-
brcaking vote, the Senate has defeated a
move to curtail production of the MX
missile in 1985.
Bush broke a 48-48 tie Thursday night to
defeat an amendment to the defense
spendmg package that would delete $2
lJ .S. w~apons
to be sold
to Red China
bilhon to assemble 21 MX missiles but
authom.c $600 million to keep production
lines .. hot" 1f Congress approved more
weapons.
Earlier, the Senate voted 55-41 to table
an amendment sponsored by Democratic
Sen&. Edward Kennedy of Massachusens
and Gary Hart of Colorado to eliminate
money for the weapon from the $291
billion defense spending plan.
The Senate also defeated, 55-43, a
proposal by Sen . ..\Ian Dixon. D-111 .. to cut
the spending bill by S5.3 billion.
In the other maJor 1)sue under cons1der-
atJon by Congress this week, the Democrat-
dominated House voted 228-172 to lepl-
1ze the 1mporuuon of foreign workers to
harvest crops. The measure. sponsored b)'
Rep. Leon Panetta. D-C'ahf .. was adopted
as an amendment to an 1mm1grauon
reform ball under cons1derat1on th1s week.
The amendment allows growers to
impon .. guest workers" on shon nouce to
harvest their crops as they do now but gave
the workers visas that would exempt them
from field raids and deponauon by the
Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Opponents said the amendment would
allow foreign workers to take over the jobs
of Amencans. Panetta said it would
substitute a lefll system for temporary
workers for an illegal one.
Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, Senate-House
negotiators agreed on $6 billion more in tax
increases through 1987, but negotiations
on an overaJI budget outline broke down at
least temporarily on the issue of how to
enforce budget savings.
Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn.,
said he will press to tighten a bill to
withhold a percentage of tcderaJ highway
funds from states with the drinking age
under21.
Cynthia Nevera h olda Jeulca
Lynn Goqh whom •he caqht
falling off porc h
around).
By Ute A11octated Presa
CHICAGO -Several jurors
wept, but Cook County Judac John
M. Murphy showed no emotion
upon his conviction for filling cases
in exchange for bribes in a federal
probe of corruption in the nation's
busiest court system. The jury him
• guilty Thursday on 24 of 27 counts
of mail fraud, racketeering and
extortion. Murphy, 68, is the first
judge and serond defendant to be
convicted as a result of Operation Gr~ylord, the government's code MURPHY .
name for its controversial 31h-year undercover inves\lga·
tion of Cook County's courts.
Jackson tour confJrmed
NEW YORK -The long-awaited su~mer 90nce.r1
tour by superstar Michael Jackson and his family W'!U
beain July 6 in Kansas City, Mo., followed by stops m
Texas and Aorida, its promoter announced today. Chuck
Sullivan, making the announcement on the "CBS
Morning News," said be expected amnicments fo~ t~c
rest of the projected 42-concert tour to be firmed up withm
the next I 0 days.
Falling child caught
by neighbor Woman
Baby smuggler found gullty
LAREDO Texas-A federaJjudge says a woman he
convicted of ~muggling infants from Mexico into the
United States for adoption is not a "baby peddler," bu'
told her "your heart overruled your bead." U.S. District
Judge George K.azen on Thursday found Nelda Karen
Colwell, 39, of Layton, Utah, guilty on three C'~U!lts of
conspiracy and aiding and abetting in the fals1fy1ng of
records. He will set a date for sentencing later. ·rm usually not that
good in emergencies'
"If it bad been up to me, I probably
wowldn't have readied· it in time;'' sajd..
Carroll, who saw th~ .child start to cra~I GMC-S. Korean car due
un~etihe balcony ra1hng as i!,.e ~aljted his , •!'~ETRO ..... IT Ge 1 M .... ·c• -· ·d-.,,4 mail route Tuesday afternoon. D -nera oto • ., . <?t:P· an .. oo
Wholesale prices·same
as food costs plummet
PORT.LAND, Maine (AP) -A 17-
month-old girl was safe today following a
spectacular rescue by a neighbor who ran
across the street and hopped a fence to
catch the baby by the anns as she fell from
a second-floor balcony.
The neighbor, 27-year-old Cynthia
Nevers, is wondering how she'll ~y the
medical bills for a hand injury requiring 40
stitches suffered while vaulting the chain-
link fence.
Nevers ran across the street and leaped Corp. of South Korea plan to JOtntl.Y produ~ a
"half-over and half-around" the fen ce," subcompact car that may ~ marketed 111 the Un1ted
Orroll said. "h must have been adrenalin States, a GM spokesman said. The U.S. automaker and
or somethmg -rve never seen anyone the South Korean conglomerate plan tC? spend S~OC
move so fast." million eac:h to ma~ufacture the new car, with producuon
• Nevers yelled al the child to "si1 down. scheduled 10 1987, m South Korea.
But she jus1 lcept crawling and got
airborne," she said.
She caught the child by the arms as ll
plunged toward the sidewalk.
"She didn't even cry until she saw me By Tiae A11ociated Preas
Avera~e wholesale pnces were un-
changed in May -for the second straight
month -as food costs posted their
sharpest drop in nearl} two years. the
Labor Depanment said today.
The two months of steady overall pnces
marked the best wholesale 1nfla11on since
prices fell 0.1 percent and were flat in
March and April 1983, respectively. the
Labor Depanment said.
Nevers bolted from her porch when she
heard mailman Joseph Carroll yell, "Get
the baby! Get the baby!"
stan to cry. I'm sure tf I bad smiled and ricLA c .. o,• .... at do--said, 'Wasn't thal a fun ride?' the baby U' rea '" .a I.I --
would.have smiled too," said Nevers, the LOS ANGELES -The shutdown of a rcscarc~
mother of two. reactor on the UCLA campus will become permanent du(
Industrial production, meanwhile,
climbed 0.4 percent last month for us
smallest advance since November. the
Federal Reserve said 1n a separate rcpon.
May's stead y rate was helped by a h2
percent drop in food costs. the largest since
the 1.4 percent drop an July 1982.
The baby. Jessica Lynn Gough, had
crawled out an open door and was making
its way toward the balcony railing.
'Tm usually not that good in emerg-
encies." Nevers sa1d Thursday. "l just
reacted. Thank God for the mailman."
She said she hugged the child, who to economic and academic considerauons and no•
appeared to be unharmed. criticsm from anti-nuclear groups, university officials say
Nevers, who needed 40 stitches to mend The 24-year-old reactor, already shut down for mainten·
a hand ripped o~n by the fence, took the ancc, has been the focus of a dispute since 1980, when the
child back upstaITT to the babysitter, "who university asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission tc The production gain was the 18th in a
row. • didn't even know she was missing." relicense the facility,
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Bradley was SLA target?
LOS ANGELES -Security was tightened arounc
Mayor Tom Bradley in 1974 after pofice intelliFncc
sources learned hO"Was targeted for assassination by the
Symbioncse Liberation Army, the kidnappers of hcires.:
Patty Hearst, a former Bradley aide says. Bob Kholos
Bradley's former press secretary, said that people closet<
the mayor learned of the plot some time before six SU
members died in a May 1974 shootout and ensuing fire ir
Los Angeles.
Disabled get t&'c break
SACRAMENTO -A state constitutional amend·
ment that would allow disabled persons to postpone
payment of property taxes on their residences is on its wa)
to the state Senate after winning Assembly approval
Present law allows persons over 62 to postpone paymen1
of property taxes on their residences and to pay it late•
with 7 percent interest. The new measure would extenc
the privilege to disabled persons.
Rau student erclJange probed
SACRAMENTO -The California Assembly want!
a study done on.the feasibility of California ~nd the Soviet
Union exchanging college-aF students to live, study and
work in each other's country. The lower house, by a 48-1 S
vote. approved a bill Thursday calling for the study. The
measure, AB3064 by Assemblyman John Vasconcellos
D-San Jose. now goes to the Senate.
AF sergeant dl11eluuged
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE -An Air Foret
sergeant who took female hormones in preparation for i
sex-change operation has been discharged from tht
service. It was rcponedly the first such discharge in the Ai
force, authorities said Thursday. The discharged person a technical sergeant who changed bis name from Edwar<
to Susan earlier this month, was not fully identified.
Sandlnlstas uk Soviet ald
MANAGUA, Nicaragua -Sandinista junta Coordi
nator Daniel Ortcp says be will traveJ to Moscow thi
month to discuss 0 North American aggression" and secl
economic aid from Soviet authorities ... We will bring UJ
the topic of North American agression a~d.~e econom.1
situation of the country, affected by this, Ortega sau
Thursday night on the weekly nationwide radio program
"Face the People."
Japan u.ed clJemlcal weapon•~
TOK YO-A document prepared durina World Wa
11 by the army's chemical warfare school shows lha
Japanese troops used poison gas in China in the 1930s an•
1940s, a university ~rcber says. K.entaro Awaya, .0,
pTofessor of modem Japanese h11tory at Tokyo's Kik.ky
Univenity, said he found the declassified, 7(}.~
document last year in the National Archives i
Waahinaton, D.C.
' Pope addre••e. comereace
ElNSIEDELN, Switzerland-Woddly attitudes lll
trends threaten to make the Olrlst.iao faith irrclcvu
Pope John Paul II warned a special Swiu Bish91
C-0nference sn th11 n:moic pilpimap town today. ••n
church today must pass thro~ many triab: aecull
iz.auon with its threat of dissipattna or matins 1rrcleva
ouJ faith, the Jack of priestly and rdi&ious v_oca\!on.~ tJ difficulties of Cbn uan mamed and family life, tJ
ponlifTaaid.
Soviet bloc conference cmcr.
MOSCOW -The Sovict·lCd econonuc bl
wrapped upa lh~ysummit withan..,eement to~
an8-~&N>ldoilpnc1nasy tcm-101ppudtco~11
to East f.uropean nations -and an att.ack on t.ht you
St.ates. Communist Pany leader Konslafttan Chem~nko closed the meetma of the Council for Mut'
&onomic Asslluncc o n Thunday by ICCUlll\& the Unit
Stucs and its allies of lockina t&e l<Rmhn anto
dlna,trous lCSt of tn:n11h."
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Stacked track
Derailed Seabord Syatem train can are
backed ap at the mouth of a tunnel near
Campbellabare, Ky., after a 62-car derail-
ment. No IJVGrlea were reported bat the
cleanup la ezpected to take aome time, •lnce a
few of the can were wrecked lo the tannel.
' ' ·Nuke-plant
alert issued
Radioactive probe discovered
outside its protective shield
VERNON, Vt. (AP) -An alert was issued at the
Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant today after a
radioactive monitoring device became stuck outside its
protective shielding. the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
said.
There was no danger to people outside the plant. but
authorities were trying to determine if any workers were
exposed to the probe. used to monitor radiation, said state
Public Service Department Commissioner Richard
Saudek.
"It's a danger to anybody who is nght there. but it's
not a danger to people away from the 1mmed1ate area ...
said Saudek.
NRC spokesman Bnan Norris said from the agency's
regional headquarters in King of Prussia. Pa .. that there
were no known overexposures to workers. ·
The alert, the second-lowest of the four emergency
action levels established by the federal government, was
issued at 9:20a.m., said a Vermont Yankee spokeswoman.
The plant continued to operate at 92 percent of full
power. laid Norris. He said plant operaton planned to
shut the unit down this afternoon. as previously
scheduled, for regular maintenance.
"It does not involve the reactor. It's just a ma,ter of
gettin~ the probe back into its shielding," said Norris. "h 's
an engmeerinJ problem. We don't think there's a potential
for it to detenorate further.·:
Norris said that the in-Core probin~ device got stuck
on its way back to its protective shielding compartment,
"creating a high radiation area inside the containment
building."
The 514-megawatt unit began commercial operation
in 1972 and is owned by the Vermont Yankee Nuclear
Power Corp., a consortium of New England utilities.
Iran vows . 'no
gulf attacks'
By tale Auoetaced Press
Iran announced today it would not attack 011 tanken
ln the Peniln Gulf iflraq did not attack them.
Forc1an mintsters of the siit-nation Persian Gulf
alliance said1 meanwhile, that they would rel}' on
diplomacy and peaceful cocit1stence rather than anned
ml&ht to protect their oil tankers from lraniao atiack
Jrantan Speaker oftbe Parliament. Ha hcmi Rafsan·
Jani made the siatcment durina a prayer congrcaation at
Tehran University, the Iranian news aacnC)' sa1~
llafwtjaru wa also quoted as sayina Iran would kom
an appeal from U.N. Secretary.Ocncral Javier Perei de
C\ie1lar to end the ho uliti~ iA tbe aulf.
Earlier this week. Iran joined lraq in accepting the
U.N. leader'• p1ra to l~P ~mbin& civilian ta~t
But today Rafsan1ao1 wamed that Iran will rtnew
attaclts on non-miHtary targets in tra9 "• soon a Iraq
attack Iranian non-military ttntcn: accotdin& to the
Jtlamic Republican ~ws a nc:y. •
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.Teen girl believed to be Wilder victim
Body tdentlfted as student who
vanished after beal!!Y contest ..
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A badly decomposed body
that lay.unclaimed for a month in the county morgue was
identified today as the remains of a Nevada tccn-qer
bcltcved kidnapped by alleged mass killer Christopher
Wilder.
"Jane Doc 39 is now identified as Michelle Lynn
Korfman. 17 years old, a student of Boulder City. Nev.,
based on (dental) X-rays provided from the family," $3•d
county coroner's spokesman Bill Gold.
Two forensic dentists made the determination
shortly after 2 a.m .. he said. ·
Korfman was among at least 11 young women
authonties believe Wilder abducted during an 8,000.mile.
cross-country trail of terror before he was fatally shot
dunna a struaJe with a cw Hampshi~ ta&c t1~
Apnl 13.
&fore hi death, Wilder, a.n Australian-born elcc-
lrical contractor and race car dnver from Florida, was on
the FBl's "10 M05t Wanted" h t for questionina in. the
nationwide tring of abducttons of youni women.
Including Korf man. five or the ~omen have been
fou nd dead.
The body. found in the Angeles Nati~nal Forest on
May 11, wa too badly decayed to detenmne a cause or
death. Gold sajd, But he said authorities had "preuy
much" ruJed out gunshot wounds, stab wounds or .. blunt
force trauma... ·
Friends and relatives of Korfman had ~rched
Nevada and California by plane and on foot Since she
disappeared April l from a las Vegas sboppina cen&cr
after a beauty pageant.
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Thousands of joggers expected
at btg SchoolPower f und-ralser
Thousands of runners are expected to be out
poundin• the streets of Laauna Beach early Sunday
morning 10 the third-annual SChoolPowcr IOK run.
Sunday's course is flat, fast and certified, says Sandy
Tbomton, director of SchoolPower and race organizer.
The runners will be electrorucally timed by Race Pace
Promotions.
Top runners expected to panicipate ar:c Tom Steiner,
Dennis Wilson. Ruth and Tom Wysocki and Phil
Peterson.
Top finishers in all categories will receive Puma
running shoes and runners who place will receive trophies,
Thornton said.
Since its inception in 1981, SchoolPower, more
fonnally known as the Laguna Beach Education Foun-
dauon, has raised more t}lan $200,000 through fund·
raisers and private donations which has been turned over
to the local public unified school district.
The Stein-Brief Group is the major sponsor of the
race. Also helping arc Puma. Hansen's soda, Tiger Milk
Rars \oca-Cola, Calso Mineral Water, KEZY radio and
.
Hobie SPQnswcar ·
Others lendlna voluntary suppan for the race are the
police and fire Explorer Scouts. Ne1ahbohood Watch.
ufesuards, South Coast Medtcal Center Spon Irtjury
O aruc. The Laauna Bank. Jolly Roger. The Human
Equahon, Rotary Oub, E:tlchangc Club, PT A. Laguna
Flower Company, Gari Scouts. lndlan Guides and Tonilla Aau.
01~k Jahraus. owner of the Laguna Lumber Com-
pan)". hfe-long resident of Laguna Beach and civic ~upporter, has been named the official race starter.
Video crtws from Storer Cable TV and Group W will
videotape the race for later broadcast.
Laeuna Federal Savings and Loan is scheduled to ·
station ats hot air balloon on Mam Beach while the race 1s
run.
"Spons Goofy" a Disney character balled as the
world's ambassador of sponsmansh1p, will also be on
hand as the race's official honorary mascot.
The run wall begjn at 8 a.m. on Forest Avenue.
Runners will then travet·out through Laguna Canyon and
back and finish on Ocean A venue.
Ptt-racc registration. which mcludes a T-shin, is $9.
the race only is SS. Reg1stratton on Sunday wi ll cost SI
more .
Studentnew&paperspoof squelched
By Tbe AHociated Pren
A controversial Apnl Fool's edttion of a high school
student newspaper 10 Garden Grove featuring a spoof of
Playboy magazine can remain under wraps. a judge has
ruled.
Superior Court Judge Robert J. Polis . ruled that
Rancho Alamitos High School officials don't have to
distribute 1.600 copies of La Voz del Vaquero.
The edition featured a photograph of five fully
clothed female students, 1dentify1ng them as prospecti ve
nude models for a ··Girls of Rancho" Playboy pictonal.
Polts said the editor. senior David Lecb, bad ·•unclean
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hands" because he fatled to tell four of the girls that the
picture was for the Playboy spoof.
The story on a Playbo}' search for models for a June
nude pictorial appeared on page three. Said the article:
"All girls interested should sign up immediately in the
'darkroom."'
Among other things. the April Fool's editton of the
paper also announced that spnng break was canceled. the
OalcJand Raiders football team would pla}' the high
school's team and that rock star Michael Jackson would
appear at a school function
A nest for Eagles
Steel girdera are In place on the new, ·
$287,000 heliport at the Coat& Meaa Police
Department, mcheduled for July comple-
don. Tarnutzer Conatriactlon Co., of Coat&
Meaa, I.a bulldJ.ni the 6,300-aquare-foot
hellpad. which will house pollce hellco~
ten £aele 1 and Eagle 2. A fuelln& facWty
at the heliport will eave the city $17 ,000 a
year ln fuel. The coptera are now ba9ed at
John Wayne Airport.
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Justice meted inside a trailer •
Angry OC judges say they'll
pressure Congress for building
By die A11odated Pl'fft
Judges for a new Orange County federal court say
they'll preside in a Santa Ana parkina lot rather than work
in an old local landmark which the jurists claim lacks
"dignity."
By operatina in a modular oomplu ~ ,_.P . of
trailen, the judges hope to p_ressure Conatess into buildina
a new courthouse, court officials said.
The Los Anaeles.-bued Central District Court jud&es
decided to move into tbe Sl.S million ~04-lot prefab
after the federal General Services Adm1nistral1on refused
to lease the stately Masonic Temple in downtown Santa
~. .
Chosen instead was the W.H. SpWJCOn Buildin&. a
historic brick-front landmark less th.an two blocks from
the temple. The Spuracon buildina is listed in the National
Resister of Historic Places. ·.
It won a GSA bidding competition last March, with a
bid that was S 120,000 a year lower than the Masonic
building.
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The court was to have signed a 10-ycar lease for the
block-Iona Spuraeoo Building at $370,000 a year.
But theJud&es refused to work in the Spurgeon, saying
it's below their standards and lacks the "appearance,
solemnity and di&nity."
The GSA refused to lease the temple without another
biddina competition.
The standoff has delayed opening of the court for a
year. Tbe temporary trailers arc another tactic in the fight.
"One thouaht, of course, was that this is a temporary
1et•up," said Louis Komondy, a court space administrator
in Washington, D.C. ~'Ultimately we hope to get a new
federal courthouse (in Santa Ana). We had the idea that
once we were in a permanent-type buildin&. Congress
misbt . not approve a new federal ~uilding. The~·~ a
possibility we may have been stuck in a leased building
forever."
The trailers will be placed at Santa Ana Boulevard
and Flower Street, on county land leased as a city parking
lot
They arc expected to be ready for use within a year.
The prefab setup won't accommodate county court
needs for at least four yean, said Garvin Shallenberger,
chairman of the Orange County Bar Association's federal
court committee.
Susanne S. Shaw
Municipal Court Judge
Orange County Harbor Judicial District
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De t Id dit fill only three jobs an the past year pohcc v ce wou expe e c:onductcdintervaewawith47 pt"Oplc,C.pt.
d rt t it t Jim Blaylock said. epa men recru men The trio. recent 1t1duatcs of the Golden
By ANDREA ADEi.SON ~~~k~e&c police academy, start.cd work
.,. .. ...,,......,. "From st.an to finish, for inexperienced
A lie detcetor test will be used for the first people, it takes a year to get them in the
time to ~r«n prospedive Irvine police fi~I~, ••said Blaylock. who supervises police
officcn durina the b1agcst rccnutment hinni.
dnvc in the city's 13 year history. In an efTon to find a way to shrink the
l t' 1 1 1.: ti 13 applicant pool and cut down on the rvu'e po ice are present Y ooiuna or number of bac'""'Ound iovestie.tions that new non-sworn employees and 19 new .... -sworn officers. based on next year's bud&et wiJJ need to be conducted, wouJd-be
rccotnmendatjons for a 30 percent hike in officers will have to 'ubmit to a polygraph
the depanment's funding to $8.2 million. test, he said.
No other city department will win as big SJt. Pat R~en, president of the lcvine
an increase in personnel under the $29 Pohce Association, said he had n'b rescr-
million budfet plan to be adopted by the vations about the new procedure. Rodaen
City Counci on June 26. said the test bas proven reliable in detectin&
The boost as intended to meet service deception.
demands through 1986 and restore 11 In anticipation of the budget's passage,
positions cut amid a 1981 fiscal crunch, the dcpanment already started recruiting.
Michael Healey, pohcc support services They hope to fill half the positions with
manqtt, sajd 1n an interview this week. experienced officers and will pay for 16
people who passed a wnnen test. About
400 had apphed, he said. Another 6S with
experience also a ked for jobs.
Those who S\lrvive two tnterv1ews by
police and c1v1han examiners arc ~u1red
to submit an 18-pagc personaJ history .
Those asked for a history will be asven the
lie detecting test.
The department will then make an
exhaustive bacqround check into those
who pass. Those will be subjected to a
psychol<>&ical cxalJl, as well.
The pet$0nal inquiry typically takes 40
hours and is as comprehensive as a
criminal investiption, Blaylock sajd,
"What you're really doina is look.in& for a
reason they shouJd be eljminated," he said.
A department usually has a person
designated to conduct candidates' back-
ground chcck.s, verifying the biogra~hical
account, talking to references and diging
out secondary acquaintences.
Because Irvine has so many po ition to
fill, Blaylock said the depanmcnt 1s
con idenf!a contractina with a former
police official who specialized in back-
around checks for bclp. He wouldn't name
the person.
"We're aoma to sec a lot of people before ~ get to 20" who will be offered a job, he
SIJd.
The need to bolster the city's present 84-
man foTcc was outlined in a report issued
six months qo. Batrina a slowdown in
development., tbe report showed the city
arowioa by 14, J 00 people and a need for 22
mQrc offictn and 14 non-swom personnel
by 1986. .
The new staff won•t improve Irvine's
ratio Qf 1.1 officers per 1,000 population.
But extra manpower should be able to keep
police response times within seven
minutes for eme1Jencics and 20 minutes
for non-emergencies, the study said
• tf 1 recent rccnutment pattern bolds weeks of schooling for tht rest, Blaylock
trve. fillfog those posts, especially the sa~he Cit" this week ....... n 30-minute 5 I • k • d • t swom positions. IS a monumental task. To J ""'... • er -:---------....:..::.:in•~erv.:.::....:iews-=--w...:=ith:...-=.:abo:..::..=u.:.....:..• 11;...:_o :.::.::ine~xpe:.:..:.:.rien:.:..:.:ccd-=-.. rv1ne 1 S Will wa
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Ge:iJ. Comfort .
Stop the START talks. Pass the SALT nCJOtiations on to
meone elst. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger has an
nt matter to contend with. He's got to scitle a dispute twoti~n the Irvine City Council and the El Toro Marines.
. Councilman David Sills dragged Weinberger -at least
omirially -into the lonJ-standing disagreement between the
civilian and niilitary neighbors this week after 400 peo'ple ~ttendina a groundbreaking ceremony for the Irvine Medical
center cWnicd they were "buzzed" by a trio of F-18 jct fiahtcrs
QD a training mission. Sills, the spokesman for Irvine citizens
ho find the noisy overflights an inappropriate part of0 Another l>ay in Paradise," is trying to draw attention not only· to the
incident, but to the Marines• predictable response to it: Denial.
Whether the crowd was bµzzed -and whether Sills'
complaint ever reaches the Secretary of Defense -Maj. Gen.
:;,i:reon Comfort's reaction to the report was inappropriate and
· equate. The commanding officer didn't say be wowd look
into the allegation. Nor did he ensure the city and 400 ·
eyewitnesses that if some high-tech barnstooners had been
fooling around with the public safety and tranquility they would
be ·~1P!m.~1 l!fll ~g·r ·:::,,c;.::::_._ ~\ -~-----...!..
1among them, soifi~'1no miilit be on
Weinberger's hristmas-card list -were telling the truth about
the incident. '
.. Deukmejtan 'sapparentdl ~ard for those f~llngamaybetbe.uwJe
blggestpo/ltJcalmlsta.kehe'smadeslncehtsdectlon ...
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b.a ve been listenina when the Giants knocked~outofa~t in an Oct 198{ baidlieU pme at
San FrancilCO'S • --------OUICSU1 •
All Marine jet flights Saturday were within normal air traffic
ttem s, according to Comfort. Military maps provided to the
indicated "normal air traffic patterns" end more than a half-
e from the site of the alleged buzzing.
General Comfort may not like to admit it -it seems to be
Marine policy not to admit anything -but his base has a
responsibility to the community, not just to protect it in time of
Afterthe21st, slowdown
present that day pve adilll to some
supponcrs ofl..os Angeles "'"Mayor
Tom Bradley, who was to be u'*' by
Ocuk:mejian inanclcction notqwie
one mon~. ·-saew LA. .. was
the least obscene of me mass shouts.
.. We were kind of afraid that that
fi:elina miabt U"alllfer to poli~ ..
said one top Bndfey aide who
wa1Cbcd the ballpme that day ... And
it sure did. rm conVinccd anti-Los Anldes fcelinain Nortbero Cali-C' but to respect it in time of peace.
The implicatiQns of the Marines' recalcitrance go far
ond the alleged buzzing:
• Residents of Northwood and Turtle Rock complain
regularly about jet noise;
• Developers, physicians and potential patients are con-
.cem ed about the jets screaming over what will soon be a
.hospital;
·•At least one county official, Supervisor Ralph Clark, thinks
the solution to the commercial air traffic problem lies in joint
'military<ivilian use of El Toro. Similar arrangements currently
1work in more than 20 Ameriqn cities, but the Marine Corps
treats the idea asifit were-a communist invasion. It digs in, mans
1its battle stations and prepares to repel the onslaught.
The noise, the hospital, the option of joint use -all need to
be faced. discussed and resolved. But, none will be as long as
General Comfort ignores his role as a responsible me~ber of a
community in which only some of the people wear um forms.
Notall polioeofficen wbo band out
traffic tickets are required to write a
certain number to meet quow. But
some are, some are. In many enforce-
ment agencies. each officer's ticket
count is tabulated monthly. In such a
jurisdiction. accordina to a researcher
who studied this matter, it's almost
impossible to talk a cop out of a ticket
during guota catchup time -the last
week of the month.
Is it possible to have too much
money'? If so, why'? An exceedin&ly wea.l~citizen quotes andd African
prov ... The doa with the bone is
always in dan&cr. '' He says a bi& bank
account puts the possessor o( same
into a defensive posture. Wouldn't
know, wouldn't know. The rich have
to learn, be says. to live forever on
guard. Certainly. Who doesn't?
lf she tape-measures 33'h -241n -
3S'h, she's a size l ~ aa:ord.in& to the
U.S. ()epartmento1c.ommcrce. That
qency has tried to standardize size
numben to tape measurements.
Doesn't always work. though. On the
more expensive racks. many a size 16
is labeled 12.
Amona the earliest words unercd
by babies, the three most common a.re
said to be .. ball." "dog .. and .. car."
What do you make of that? Nothing?
The scbolan say it sugesu that what acts the attention of babies~ tbinp
that move.
died in £n&Land. In Texas. Spiodleiop
blew in. Out went the qe of meas.wed
grace and in came the aae of oil The
most significant chan&e marked. by
these two historic events. it's said,
was the change in the speed oflhinp.
What's the most important~
you can teach your children? How to set alons well with Olben? Maybe. At
least. some experts so contend. lbat
tycoon John 0 . Rockefeller, Sr., said.
.. , will pay more for the ability
handle people thu for any other
ability under the sun."
Nobody has ever proved that a boa In Thailand's Banakok.. any couple
constrictor actually can squene a cau&bt kissina in a movie theater can man to death. No authenticated be fined SlS. cases. So rcpons a snake expert.
The real ·~Tum of the Qntury"
oocurred in 190J. Queen Victoria
L.M. B•rd 11 • 1,..,,nc.lff ,..,...,.,,,.
" Voters' znessa6e:
Cut big spending
To the Editor:
Like the man said, .. you can fool
some of the people some of the
time. .. " but the resoundina defeat of
Prop. A should make it clear to the
maJOr landownen, some tin-born
politicians, the power brokers and
even Mickey Mouse that the people of
Orange County arc not about to be
taken in by slick.. overkill propa-
ganda.
The message from the voters 1s
clear: Tax less and spend less.
Propogtion 13 should have made
that clear. The tt)cction of the
Peripheral Canal contained another
message to avoid extravqance. It
might have also said that Southern
California is already overcrowded, so
why bring more water.
Maybe now is the ume to remove
those poliucians who supponed this
latest attempt at a rip-off.
P.LHUMMEL
Corona dcl Mar
Statue lacks balance, likeness
To the editor:
Being an artist-instructor and .an
avid reader of the Daily Pilot I was
shocked at the rendition in sculpture
of John Wayne on the front page
(June 7, 1984).
It reminded me of John Sanger
Saraeant. a arcat Amencan artist who
had to do 33 portraits of Teddy
Roosevelt before he painted a like-
ness ofhis model. If the sculptor let go
of the sculptutt model's band. be
would have fallen over. He lack:ed
balanc:c and fikeness in has face.
Forgive me.
VARA G RUBE
Costa Mesa
Morocco launches Arab-Israeli peace initiative
f ti between Lamrani and Crown Prince King Hassan dream s 0 crea ng . Sidi Mohammed at a banquet the
t ld prince hosted. brtdge between Arab, Wes em wor s Even more astonishina. members
of the deJeption -including rabbis
WASHINGTON-Ofall natio~s,
Morooco may emerae as the surpn~
cai&lyst of a renewed Arab-lsraeh
peace process. This is the impress.ion
&bat was bl'ou&ht beck from the
Moroccan capital of Rabat last month
b)' vilitina Jews. They included rabbis. memben of
lbe l1neli parliament and mayors of -...eti cities. lb.ls rcm~able del· "'.lil60n was lid bY Amen~ tycoon
'jJdpr M. Broftfmao, cha.innan of :ll-!lram's and m~ority stoc.kholder ~~~~nt, who is alto prestdcnt of
I.he World Jewish Congress.
ORANGE COAST
They participa1ed in a truly amaz-=-•uso~nror~tltcd Ha~~,si~th~~ ina event. The Moroccan govern-.....
ment rolled out the red carpet for 300 Previously, the s rine had been
t'. • J h h d '---· 'ted t closed to all non-Moslems. And for ~0~:fcree:c! :~~·M';~ lbe entire period, the Rabel Hilton,
Jews. A oumber of sestures by the where the Jewish visitors stayed. was
aovcmmeot pve 1be Jewish coo· officially deemed kosher by the
fcren<:e unique p0lit1cal sisn•ftean<:e. Moroccan aovcmmeot These snoac hAPoettloas. which
t Senior Moroccan officiils wtl· __ r...---unnoticed by"_tbe -.Ortd ~ =~~ ~~B~~~en::! =o!'bdatl=1ibis~~
privately with Prime Minis1er assessment of Israel Siqer, 1 rovina
Mohammed Karim Lamrani at the ambusador for the World Jewadl
royal palace. At the closo of the c
conference. Bronfman was seated °C he is devoted 10 easana
Nlb-lsncli and Wt· West tensions.
he is no pie-tn•tbHk'Y,dreamcr but a
bard i'ealist. He KCS Morocco•s Kina
HUM!l n a pnsm.atic ~t vi.sioaat)'
Nkl'Wbo1flllaDUIO totthi country
lO ttl (onncr Pl'Oft)inence.
The sccnano cnv1 toned b) those
who hope to revtve the bn&ht promise
of Camp DaVld: Morocco will con·
tinue its dialoauc with lsracl Thu
might embolden E&vl>ti~ President
Hosoi Mubarak, -who now feels
isolated by his Arab oetabbors. The
pursuit of a M 1ddlc East settlement by
••••••••••••' Mol'OClCO and EaYJ>t might induce Jordan's Kina Hu m to JOID an the .
two conttneots.
The kina is occupi~ wi1b imperial
schemes and dreams for esublist\ina
Morocco u a bridle betWttn the Arab
and Wcsttm worldi.1 n fact. be would
like to tiiiild an actual bri<tae llm)$$
the trait of Gibtaltet. Tl"ldcrs and
touri ts. be~ would flow into
Mol'OQCO and rcvitali.zc hi rountr)'.
Tbo kin& is lt)'lftl. thcttfott, to create a propitious atm phctc by
uteft<linaJewsas much h~talityas i · teat with M()l'O('C'() s 1 limic
roou and his nctd lO ·~ Arab ftlndamcotalists.. But ht 1.1 Wlllana 10
put the Sw-of David alo!'fS'<le ~
do curve, cross tOd inarct in
MOfOCCJO.
pn>eeSS. Footno~ 1aiu(ic.ntly. Rep. Step-
hen Sola.rt. O.N.Y .• aueodcd the
J~'\Sh pthmna 1n Morocco. As. a
membtt of the Ho fOtt'lf\ Affairs
Commiutt. be has ~peattdly voted
qa1nst U aid to Morocco. &t in
Rabal. So&arz met privatdy with
Prime Minis r Lamrani and ~
portcdly cam' home with puter
ympathy for Mof'Ot'CO's n~.
EYE ON THE fJ •Y: The
mh Of ben.k failwcs across
n U\ rtttnt months bas raised
the oftbe Orcat Dqiiitsaon.
f ornia swuna cooucb votts to cost us that election... -
The anti-Los Anaclcs animosity
amona Northern Califoroians bas
obvtomlr notaoneaway in the 20
months smc:e then..
And now it's Oeukmtjian who tna)
be tbe victim. cbietly because be
al)pcU'S to be i¬:ing the depth of
nOitbcrn fcelinp. lD tact. Deu-
laneja.an 's apparent disrcprd for
t.bolc fceli · may be the smpe billelt ~cahnimke he's made . ...'!!!' 1---:-DDOe UJaCIQOUUU. '
DcUmejiae buarouted ibockaad
fury i.D mudlOCNOnbierD Calib'Dia !Jr tnSistina that bc11 move a.bead on
his own if the Lqijlature rebuffs his
pWi tomovemore water&om
northern rivas toSoUcben:J Cali-
fornia.
''The Oeukmcjian plan isa ~.
born of arropnoc, .. ooe San Fran-
ciscan wrote the editor of a local
newspaper.
••Jam a conservative Republican, ..
wrote another ... But I am shocked and
dismayed that our elected officials
oouJd so cruelly and pu.rpolCly run
rouahshod over our rights to equal
!fatr representation. Our state's
est elected official appears to
be eve that bis position ex.empts tum
from carryinaout the will of th0te
whoelectedbim. ..
Oeuk:mejian 's statement allowed
Democrats toa~sta~~nlike.
instead of merely obStructioDJSt., as
they've often seemed in the last two
years.
.. Southern Californians arc not so
thirsty for water that we'reaoi:na to
abandon the democratic system. ..
said Los Angeles Democrat David
Roben1. the president pro tern oftbe
state Senate and a frequent Oeu-
kmej1an spaning partner and
punching bag.
Dcukmejian's plan, in fact, does fly
in the face of the most recent popular
voteonwa'ter. TbatcameinJune
1982. when more than 63 percent of
Cahfom1ans voted apinst the Per-
ipheral C.anal plan forexpand104 the
state Water Project. The vote unlled
Northern Californians like oolhlna in
history: Full) 92 pcroent of them
voted against the canal in ballot.in&
tht looked more like a Communist
pleb1sc1te than a California refer-
endum vote.
"That vote was an amazingly
unified statement by California
voters." observed San Francisco
Ma) or Dianne Feinstein.
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Coach Kip EnaJen of the Lapila Beach Vollqball Auocla-
don attempts •pike acam.t dChtb &raden Brteii Tyu
0-. ............ _, ...... u,e.
(rlCh t) and Jeff Tankeraly darlnC recent worltoat at
Laguna Beach High.
Angels get
added bona
frozn GrlCh
He returns to get
three hits in 9-3
win over Chicago
By RICBARD DUNN __... .............
It was undoubtedly a momentous
evening at Anaheim Stadium.
Not only did the An,els win the
rubber pmc of the th~me set
with Chica&<> Thursday ni&ht, 9--3, on the ~y, scored the~·&...
they also Sol 1 bit boost from Bobby run wbtn Picciolo drove bim iD Wi11a
Grieb. a buc hit.
Grich has been recovcrin& from a The ~ls chipped in anocba' naa
tee00d battle with the Ou., a.ad hadn't in the third when Juan BcniQuez
played since June Sat Ouatao. But he taaeld a 2-1 brcati.nl pi~ ;hia
collected two sinaJes and an RBI White Sox pitcber Britt Bumi (2-7)
double IO Mlp lloD RoQ>•nick ddc:al . and lifted ii over the kft-<e'llter field
the White Sox before 26,831 fans. · fencc"fortilt Mnll tlomer. · '!K
•1"bis pme showed the kind of They added their third run in tbe
luck that we need to win the bis ball fourth innina when IKboo racbed
pmes. .. Grieb aid .. , had some fun first on shortstop ~ O)'biinski's
for a cbaJJse." mor, t.ben Grich bdt a &stball in10
This cl lib turns out champions
The only problem. if you can call it the left-«nter 6dd pp for bis RBI
that, was that he was thrown out twice doubk -a.ad was thrown out for tbe
trying to stretch hits into an extra second time in u ma.DY trips oa the
base, and was nailed On<le at the plate return throw to third &om ca1Cbcr
trying to score on Rob Picciolo's Joel Skinner.
double. Mlt mi&bt have been a man.er of
.. I'm just &lad it didn't cost' us any inst.incl, .. Grieb was explainiar/•anid
nans, or the ball pmc," he was~ the fact I haven't pla-yed in awtaile."'
Laguna Bea ch Volleyba ll Ass.ociation
has evolved into a hot bed of talent
BJ WAYNE WURZER
Dllf ..... C:.; $ I I
When Dusty Dvorak takes the
court for the U.S. Olympic volleyball
team this summer he will concentrate
on fundamentals he learned as a
youth in a Laguna Beach volleyball
club.
When Scott Fortune bccins his
colleaiate volleyball career under a
full scbolanhip at Stanford Univer-
sit)' next fall he'll do the same -as
did Molly Merchant and Kathleen
McKeown at Notre Dame.
The four are part of a long list of
players that have taken skills learned
at the non-profit Laguna Beach
Volleyball Association and turned
them into successfuJ amateur careert
and college degrees.
The club was started in 1976 by
RolfEngen, the 1984 Olympic Games
volleyball commissioner, to teach
fundamentals of the sport. It has
evolved into a hotbed of volleyball
talent for college recruiters.
When Fortune, an 18-year-old
senior at Laguna Bea.ch High, decided
to attend Stanford several months
aao, be disappointed coll~ vol-
ley'?&ll ooacbes from San Diego to
Ma1ne.
"Scott was probably ,the most
highltrecruited player in the na-
tion,' says Mark Slevcove, one of the
group's seven ooachcs. ..He could
have gone anywhere he wanted."
The ftOup's president., JuJie We~
ber, csumatcs that at least 20 players
from the proeram have landed fuJI
Poemble fatan TOlleyball .tan drill d1arl.U'recent pracdce
of tile Laguna Beacb Volle,.ball. A8Mc"J&don. At left.
·silvestri put b8.ck
on Olympic team
Skipper reinstat ed a s
committee overturns
earlier jury decision
had the trials won unless John
Bertrand of Anaheim Hills finished
first. The race itself would have no
bearina on Silvestri'• scorina. so he
boasted to a newspaper reporter the
day before the race that he would do I
BJ ALMON LOCI.ABEY anYlhin& in his power to keep
...,,... ...... ...., 8cftranaoutoffirit place.
It's be<:omina apparent that the He chose to start about 20 seconds
sailor who represents the U.S. in the prematurely so he couJd seek out
Olympic Finn class will tum out to be Bertrand and camp on bis wind
the best 1ea lawyer. throush the race. The result -
Jn \be onaoina up of "who did Bertrand finished nmth, which
what to wbom•'in the 10th r.c:eofthe moved Buzz Reynolds. winner of the
Finn Olympic trial , it appean that race, up to second ptacc behind
ltuu Silvestri of Tiburon whO was Silvcstn. ~
thrown out of the entire series for It aoes without sayina · that
"unfair. sailina" and alletedly .. failina Benrand protested ilvestri. The jury
to tell the the truth" at a protest not only upheld the protest fbr that
btanna May 10, hu now been race but dt!qualtfted Silvestn from
mnstated and named 11 the U.S. the entire ttriei. That moved Re-
Finn skipper. ynokh up to fi~t 1n the s~•nas MaYbe: _ __..,:;..o Four days later Re~ as 1ent to
Hne is a brief ummary of tbc by the U.~. Ol mpic Commatwe to c:onftict that hu been onaoina. for compete 1n the Fincn M>rld charh·
more than a month: p.onsbip in ltalyr ~ht didn't
Jn the 10th and final race. CPleUe ... aa.vatm/81) .
scholarships. The group even put
together a bookJet to advise the
pl~yers on how to "sell themselves''
and obtain scholarships.
"Not every kid is going to get to go
USC or UCLA, but there are aJI kinds
of coaches back East that would love
to get someone from out here," she
says. "What we try to do is help the
kids find those sc~ls."
The Laguna Beal!t Volleyball As-
sociation currently has 150 players
and they are separated into three age
iroups -13 and unCICr, l S and
under, and 17 and under. The clinics,
or practices, bqjn in September and
take place once a week before later
expanding lo twice ~k..
1Tbe club is searing up for the June
2.ct-28 Junior Olympics in Santa
Clara, where it hopes to continue its
winning tradition. Teams from the
club have won each of the three age
categories at least once.
Slevoove said he believes this year's
13-and-under group has an excellent
shot at first place. "They look good.
Kip Engen (Rolf~ son. who played for
the club and attended Stanford) bas
doneagreat jobwith them," Slevcove
said.
Webber says the group's record in
the Junior Olympics is impressive
considcrinc tt caters to local players.
"We're mainly here to serve the kids
aroundbere -wcdon'trecruit. We'll
take kids from other areas but we
don't go Jookma for them." ..
She also said the group Jets a late
start prcparinf for the Juruor Olym-
pics because its not part of the Urut.ed
Swci Volleyball Auociation. Tbe
club is not able to play the many other
teams in the area until summer,
because USVBA rules require its
teams to have players from four
different schools.
While some "all-star" teams ctwJic
up to $1 ,000 per year to play, the
Laguna Beach club clw)ies only
nominal fees ($4 per session) to cover
coaching and rcn tal costs for the JY111.
-That•s not .-bad-bargain.
.. lusuallynanagn:ssively,butldoat But in the Sixth when Brian
think I run foolishly... Downin&acoredoo Picciolo'sdoubk,
He followed • onc--out ~ by Grich made it a perfect mpt at
Ron Jackson in tbe second tnnina ~nacutdownontbebues-ube
with a drive down the left.field line was thrown out for the third time-
and was cut down tryina to take !his time at home.
second Jackson. who moved to third ~ w Gm/ml
Strange gets lead
with earfy eagle
Thorpe also eagles
with 70-foot shot
from a sand trap
MAMARONECK. N.Y. (AP) -
Curtis Stranae fired one of the day's
three caaJcs and took a one-stroke
lead midway through the leCOGd
round of the U.S. Open GolfCbam·
pionship as par continued to faU at
the famed WiQICd Foot GolfOub.
s~ who bepn Jbe day at 1-
under 69 and tied for second one shot
back, eagled the par...f 11th to ID 3-
under for the tournament He holed a
160-yard S-iron into the wind.
Jim Thorpe, who shared the lead at
68 going into the second round, sank
a 7~foot bunker shot on the par-S
fifth hole for bis eagJc, the fint of two
on that bole today, but be was one
shot back of Strange. Tom Watson'
also eagled No. 5, but be was 3-ovcr
for the tournament at the turn.
The cagle put Thorpe l-under, but
be lost a stroke on No. 9 to make the
tum in par-35. He got it back to 3-
under witha bird.ie on No. 14, but
fell to second agaiJl with a boaeY on
15.
Thorpe was tied at 2-under with
Mike Donald who shot 68 for a
share of the first-round lead
Watson, 1982 Open champmn, hit
a 3-iron second shot to 30 feet and
sank the putt for bis cagle-3 on the
fifth hole.
Hale Irwin. two-time Open cham-
pion. and Hubert Green, 1977 Open
titlist, had shared the first-round lead
with Thorpe and Donald. But Green
fell io 1-undcT wtth a double boaeY
on No. 2 and a birdie on No. 5. And
lrwi..n was at even-par after bogeying
the first two holes.
69, but both fell o1f the pece.
Ballesteros was 2-<>ve:r for the tour-
nament after three boFYs, and Sild
bad an up-and-down round with 1
double-boaey, bogey and birdie to
stand at I-over after makina the turn
in 37.
Irwin won the tournament the last
time it was played here with 1 7 over
par score of281. A c:ombinatio of the
U.S. Golf Assoc:iation•s desire to
make the course less ""penal .. &Did
rain that fell Wednesday and TbiJn..
day helped imorove toOl'e this year~
A severe bUt brief thunderstorm
forced 1 4S-minU1e delay in play
Thursday evening and play fim.lly
was suspended with si.i s<>lfcn on the
course at 8:45 p.m. EDT became of
darkness. Those golfers finished their
rounds this morning in cool. breezy
weather under partly cloudy atia.
The field of I S6 will be pared to the
top 60 and tics after today's round.
"Winged Foot is not quite the
monster 1t was." Irwin siid But both
be and Green warned it could turn
tiger apm. 1f cornered.
meftDtb &nder ~e·Rub attempts retam and at ~t.
llark wen. (dark ailrt) and Jeff Tankenly Tie for balf.
Seve Ballesteros of Spam and U.S.
Amateur champ1on Jay Sigel both
swted the day tied with Stranae at
Ten years ago, at .,c 29, Irwin
captured the ()pen with a 7-over-par
287. It was called the .. Massacre at
Winged Foot. .. as no more than
seven pfers couJd break par for la
holes in any of the four rounds.
Dodgers'padencewani•g?
Lacko timelyhittingagain
hurts LA in 3-1 loss to Astros
From AP dispa~
HOUSTON -Are the Dod rs runnina out of
patience?
Not yet. says veteran hon top Btll Ruisell, but 1t 1s srowina thin with their lad of con istent run production.
That was evident Thursday ni&bt l.D 1 3-1 loss to
Houston when the Dodgers scored thetr only nan on a wtld
~was the A tros' third stra.aht win over the
'A lack of ti melt bittina ha bttn an obstacle for us all
year,'' said Ru 11. 'We have to have patience, but how
mueh pettcncit can you have!'
Dod,erpitchcr Fernando Valenzuela, 6--7, low.:dall
thite Houston runs. Once .-in. Valenzuela' teammates
failtd to Pf'Ol'ide.adequate suppon at tbe plate u they scored onl)' one run for the seventh time in hi last nine
WU. ·•tt• bard to bclie~i:.,. Los A lcs Manqcr Tommy
La'sotda id. "Wt aan 't nerate any om nse for bim. We
havt to sco~ mo~ runs than that and wt were lucky to
~re that one ...
tfthc A trosarc aoina to make 1 move in tbe National
tcijuc, now t1 K'COld1n to p1tdlcr Mt e tt.
.. We ha~ to tan wtnni now,'~ l d
''Othcrwi • tt'sao•na to be a tona n."
Scott napped a DC1'101\al thrtt-tamt tosina streak b}
-I t
scattenng four hits over the fint 5¥, tnninp.
The vtctory was the fourth for the Astros in their last
five pmes.
"We've c<>t a &ood team." Scott said ~Nobody can put
a finger on what's gone wrona." ·
The Astros. trying to move out offifth place in the NL
Wtst. used strona pitcbina performances from Scott ud
Dave Smith and three bits (tom Eno\ cabcil.
Scott., 3-4. bad now won iooe May 10 anct mhb
rcnied I 0 of the I I batters be faced . ..
Los Al price: $58 million ...... AP.._,. ...
Cowen• dellven In a pinch
Yankee slugger Piocb·hllter Al c..~ broke up, lfi p1tchina duel with a two-run smg)e m the Piniella to retire sixth inrunJ and Barry Bouetl tut 1 two-
• ND ho.mer m the ci&hth, carryina Seattle to ... 1j Ji a .. 1 v1ctoryTbundayoverK.lnsasCit)'.Roy1lsswttr anu ecom.e coac 811d8tan,6.S,hadallov.edjusttwohitsovcrthefim Slit mninas before a pair of walks and Black's own error
P'rom AP clhpatc:bel •
BOSTON -Sayma it was time for
younger players to take over, Yankee
outfielder Lou Piniclla announced Th~
day he will retire ofter two more pmes to be a flrst base
coach and batting instructor for his team.
"I have a shoulder iajury and 1'111 not the player
that 1 once was," tht 4()..year-old told an impromptu
news conference at the-American Leag\J.c team's hotel
"It's lime to step down. It's ume for this
organi.zatton to Start looking down the hne, to IO with
youn&er players," said PinieUa. who has a .29S averaae
m 27 pmes this year wath 23 hits in 78 times 1t bat.
Pmjella, who is 1n the final ¥tar of a three-year
contract with New York. has a possible tom rotator cuff
m his left shoulder that hampers his swing.
He wd he would play against tbc Red Sox
Thursday na&ht and make the Yankees' home game
Saturday wt th Balt111lore his swan song.
Roy White, the Y.ic~· current first base, will
become an assistant to Gcberal Manager Oyde King.
effetttve 1mmedi,tely. Whi\e had been a coach with the
Yankees since 1983.
In the mterim, Yankees Coach Jeff Torborg will
coach first base.
Quote oldie diJ -
aum P111111pe. coacnOf the .... ~.._
of the NFL: "An •xperl .. .,, or~ ... ~frOM
home."
Three-way tie for LPGA lead
INDIANAPOLIS-Donna H. White n
and rookie Juh Inkster both had 13 pan
and five birdies to share the lead with Jo
Anp Washam after Thw¢ay's~n1~.
round in tfte 1.PGA Mayflower OasSi~.
All three leaders credited soft greens with
contnbuttng to 5-under par 67s at the 6, 132-yard
Country Club of Indianapolis course.
The leaders held a two-stroke edge over their lop
challengers.
Rookie Heather Drew, who missed the cut tn nine
tournaments this year and fatled to qualify for another,
shot a 3-under-par 69. Drew, who has earned only $903
in tournament play this year and never placed higher
than a tie for 42nd. was tied with Japan's Atsuko
Hilcage, veteran Sandra Palmer. rookie Mary DcLong.
France's Anne-Mane Path and Sharon Barrett.
Lakers-Celtics get top rating
a
NEW YORK -The National Buket· m
ball Association's championship seventh
game between the Boston Celtics and Los
Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night was
viewed by the largest television audience ever. C BS
announced Thursday.
The game. won by the Celucs, drew an average
rat mg of 19.3 and an audience share of 33. ·
The previous h1ghesJ-ratcd NBA contest was
Game 6 of the Boston-Milwaukee series, won by
M1lwauk~. 102·101. ID double-overtime on Ma> 10.
1974. lt had a 16. 9 raung and a 32 share.
Each pomt ID the rat(ng tnd1cates a percentage of
total households with television sets, while the
audJence share potnt reflects a percentage of sets rn use
at a gJven time.
Express hosts hot Invaders
LOS ANGELES -Two winning m
streaks collide tonight (7 o'clock al the c II•
Coliseum) when the Los Angeles Express,
led by rookie quarterback Steve Young,
takes on the reJuvenated Oakland Invaders in a key
United States Football Lca~ue contest.
The Express. 9-7. ii nding a four-gam~ winnrng
stnng. while the Invaders, who got the season off to an
0-9 start. have won their last seven games and still arc in
the battle for a playoff berth.
In their first game, the third week of the season. the
fapress blanked the Invaders, 10--0. m Oakland.
"The thmg is, both teams are very different than
when they previously met." said Invaders Coach Chuck
Hutchison.
Kinney signs with Mariners
Brad K.Jnney, a nght-handed pitcher Iii
from Laguna N1guel who attended Saddlc-
back College and as a member of UC Santa
Barbara's baseball team was chosen to the
all-SCBA squad this season, has s1gned a contract with
the Seattle Manners.
Kmney was chosen the Player of the Y car m the
M1ss1on Conference his sophomore season when he
compiled a I 0-4 record with 94 strikeouts in 121
1nnmgs
He also attended Dana Hills High and was voted
MVP in the South Coast League.
loaded the base . Cowens. hittin& for &ea Pladp., then
lofted a sin&le down \he n&ht-licld line to &ive the
Mariners a l..O lead ... etStwhcrc in the Amencan
League, rookie DIOD Jame1• two-
run 51naJe in the seventh innina
rallied Milwaukee to a·3-2 victory
over Baltimore. James' hit came
after pinch-hitter Ed Romero
drew a lcadoff walk by Storm
Davt1, 6-3. the third Oriole pitch·
er, and BUJ Sckroeder followed
With a bunt single past the
mound. Rick MualD1 had ad-
vanced the runners on a sacrifice .
. . Davey Lopes' two-run single ~ with the bases loaded in tbe
acventb mniog hfied Oakland to a 7--6 victory over
Cleveland ... Fra.U Viola scattered six ttits over 7¥J
innings and Tom Bnmu1ky homered as Minnesota
edged Texas, 3-2. snapping lhc Rangers' six.game
winnlD& streak ... Willie Rudolpb atoned for two
errors .with a IOth-fonina home run, lifting the New
York Yankees lo a wild 12-11 victory over Boston.
Padres' winning atreak halted
Joluutle LeMa1ter hit a solo homer •
and Jeff Leonard drove in three runs with a
homer and a single as San Francisco
defeated San Diego, 5·2, Thursday, ending .
the Padres' five-eame winnin~ streak. Left-hapder
Mark Davt1, 3-6, picked up the win, while Gary L&veUe
entered in the ninth inning to earn his seventh save ...
In other National League games, Ju.a Samael bit a
three-run homer and Tim Corcoraa a two-run shot to
lead a l5·bil auack as Steve Carlton and Philadelphia
coasted to an 11-2 victory over
the division-leading Chicago
Cubs. The victory cut the Cubs'
lead over the Phillies to onepme '
in the East . . . Lea Barker and
·0ouJe Moore combined on a
one-hitter and Glenn Babbard
knocked in two runs with a
sacrifice fly and a single as Atlanta
snapped a five-game losing streak
with a 3..() triumph over Cincin-
nati. It was Atlanta's seventh
consecutive victory over the
Reds. sivmg the Braves a 9-1 record against Cincinnati
this season ... Brian Harper's one-out double capped a
two-run rally in the ninth inning that lifted Pinsburgh
to a 3-2 victory over Montreal ... Ron Darling pitched
a four-bitter and Keith Hernandez, Hable Brooks and
Joie Oquendo each rapped two-run doubles with one
out ID the sixth inning.to gi vc the New York. Mets a 6-0
triumph over St. Louis.
Second perfect score for Clark
CHINO -Dean Clark of Gar-•
rettsv1lle. Ohio. shot his second perfect
score to stonn back mto a first-place tie
Thursday m the lntemat1onal skeet com-
pcuuon tn the U.S. International Shooting Cham-
p1onsh1ps. which decide berths on the U.S. Olympic
team.
Clark broke 71 targets dunng Tu~y's opening
da) of competition. m1ssmg all his birds in one round.
He then shot two perfect 75 rounds, the first
Wednesday. to move into a tie with Mike Thompson of
Fredencksburg. Va. Both finished with three-day totals
of 221.
June has been Duran's month
LAS VEGAS -There's been nothing m
so lovely as a championship fight in June
for Roberto Duran, who wilf challenge
Thomas Hearns for the World Boxing
Co.uncihupu welterweight tit.le.U)flight. J
Duran ts confident he wdl celebrate his 33rd
binhday Saturday as the WBC I 54-pound class
champion.
"I'll beat Thomas Hearns by a knockout," said
Duran. "I'm much better than he is."
Televl8lon, radio
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Channll 11.
t0 p .m. -80X*Q: Ruben c.tttk> VI. 0tcar 8eflnet from the Otympto Audttortum. Channee 58.
11:30 p.m. -GOLF: u~s. Open hlQhHQtrt8,
Cher\Mf 7. . MOK>
5:30 p.tn. -llAR8ALL: Oodoer-at Houston,
KABC(790).
7 p.m. -FOOTaAU.: Oakland at LA expr.e..
KLAC(570).
7:30 p.m. -llAal!llALL: Cleveland at Mge&a,
KMPC(710).
Moses seeks lOOth in row
And he predicts he may break
his own mark at U.S. trials
Th most consecutive vic:torin by a female track and
Ocld athlete is 140, by bijh jumper Iolal]da 8 la~ of
'Romania. Batas the 1960 and 19~ Olympic cb mp1on,
went undefeated between 1957 and 1967 .
LOS ANGELES (AP)-lncoJ!tparable Edwin Moses,
who will be scekina his IOOtb 1traiaht victory in the i40Q.:
Jlleter lntennediate hurdles in Satutday's openin;a aeuioo
oft.he U.S. Track and Field Trials., is almost certain that he
wiU break bis world record durina the meet.
MOICI' 1treik perhaps is as 1mpress1ve -or even
more impressive -than O"Bricn's or Balas' because ho
hu only one hot to WJn each time. O'Brien and Balas
usually were ajven six throws or jui;n~ to wm ..
But not only bas Moses been w1nrunJ cons1stentJy, he
has been winnina most of hi5 races eastly. Not of\cn has he
been tcriously chaUen&ed. But Moses said Thursday that "tryina to run a ~rd
could be a fatal mistake."
Mosei owner of the nine fastest clockinp in the
history of his event, last set the world record of 47.02
~ds AUJ. 31, 1983 at Koblenz, West Germany.
"If I'm prepared, 1 don't think I can be beaten now,"
be said. · But he warned cautiously, "I have !O run <?Ver 30
hurdles and ID three races (durin& the Tnals, w,tuch end His wmnina streak. Which bepn Sept. 2., 1977,
following a loss a week earlier to Harald Schmid of West
Gennany, now has reached 99 overall. includina 88 in
finals. i
June 24), and I'm always vulnerable." .
"I still hit hurdles," added Mo.stt, wh~se tcch.ntq.~e
scnerally ls flawless. "But I like to h1t them ID practice.
He wiu 10 for No. 100 Satun:tly in the fint round of
the 400-metcr hurdles tf'i4ls. The semifinals will be held
Sunday and the final Monday.
After his victory 10 the 1976 Olympie;s. Moses
celcbrated by runnina around the track with s1l~cr
medalist Mike Shine oft~ United States-and k.nockma
Only twice durina Moses' remarkable 1t.rea.k bas h~
failed to run under SO SC<X>nds, and 22 of h.is raed ha~
been under 48 seconds.
over two hurdles. . . "J'malad I didn't do that in the race," besa1d, smiling.
"I'm pretty sure ru ao under 47 (SC<X>nds) in the final
race (in the Trials);• he said confidently but not ooclcily.
The streak, however, puts a lot of pre sure on him, .
Moses admitted.
The most consecutive victories by a male tta<:k and
field athlete is 116, by shot putter Parry O'Brien of the
United States. O'Brien. the 1952 and 19S6 Olympic
cha qt pion. went undefeated fromJ uly 1952 to June 1956.
"The streak doesn't help me. because the oth~s
are always out to win," he sa~d. "It inspires thelfi even
more." '
However, Moses said, "I think of winning more than
1 think of losing."
GRICH SPARKS ANGELS •••
From Bl
"I don't remember laughipgduring "I wasn't sharp -but I hung in
a game before tonight -but tonight tbereA J was having trouble with my
was funny," he said. "As I came into breakioa balls.. But,I was able to spot
home and I was thrown out, all the my fastball where I wanted itand that
guys were laughing in the dugout. got me out of some jams."
"But they were all qgrcssive (base-Doua Corbett, wbo picked µp his
runnin& plays). The first one (at third save with 2Vl shutout inninp.
second base) mar have been kind of WU waitin& in the wings for bis turn lO
foolish, though. was looking like a pitch most of the n~l, as Romanick
chicken without a bead out there." was .abak)' in winmq for the 6.f\h
Foolish or not the Angels turned· time in bis last seven dedsioos. '
the laughs into a five-run eighth "I bad the bullpen on abon notice
inning to break open a one-run game, all niaht lf I recall, be (RomaniclcJ
thanks largely in part to Scott -bad only one 1-2-3 inning,
fletcher's error, which made four of McNamara said. "I kept the bullpen
the runs unearned. ready, but be got himself out of some
"That was a great inning," Angel jams."
manager John McNamara said. "We Tonight Oeveland invades for the
took ad vantage of their mistakes." start -0f a three-game series.
Meanwhile. Romanick was walk-*
ing a tightrope for 6'fJ innings and had ANO•L MOT111 -R-lnfleldlf ••
McNamara on edge the whole way. ~. wt10 went >...for·• with two RBI
8 h ood gh t t hi Thurldllv In n111no In for the lnlured Dew ut e was f cnou 0 pos s DeClllcft, was credited with I'll• first oeme· eighth win ( -S), as he held the White w1nn1ne RBI sine. 1"'· tt wtt atso "'"'*'• Sox to three runs. scattered seven hits ~ 111ree-111t lltrlormenc9 In 1111 1 .. 1 10 o.ya
d d th ... a. . . . FM ltMty °"'*· II wa1 also hi• MCond an was generous aroun e sti .... e lflree·hft at1owtno of tilt,..'°"· HI• first comlne zone -walkin& six. aualnst Toronto lttt AOfll 21 ... The 2','31 fem
"I was dodging bullets all ni&h t." be !::'!:~ ~.:.!":-,;-.= .~':,:.'':!;
said. "I just ha'd to battfe, and baHman o.ne sc.ien, w11e1 "-' bMll on the
fortunately we got enough runs so I dlMbled lht 11,_ Allril 12 with a disc problem In COUid oet a 'W'. his lower beek, MYI he "1"11 eood now," and la
" "reedy 10 P4av. But I'm lust nol quite 1trOR11 ~ yet.'' tc.Nen, who olllytd •I Or•"" Coeat Colleve In ttn, .. .., If Ill "had or•t
U.S. topples
Hungary, 8-7
in water polo
BUDAPEST, Hungary -The
United States Olympic water polo
team rolled to its second straight
victory in the Tungsram Cup tour-
nament here Thursday, outlasting
Hungary, 8-7.
It was the second straight one-goal
decision for the Americans. Wednes-
UIM<I, llllt (IMnWnele) Gert ,...._, I'd nit .320 or .330.'' . . The brMk-d9nclne contest t'ltld before Ille eeme Thursday was ludoed bY •~ J8c*Mll ..• Fom.r nnt beseman lMrt
(Meet) se.Me, who helped In ltle Oeweloclmenf
of A.noel lllotfll09 D6dl ~ and II Iha meneeer of "'9 Edrnoftton TraciMr•, the A"'*''
AM •Hllete. w•• on hand for Tilur1dn'1 eame. en11 A.noel ~ ,,... ~
"hed •SUCI me le I.ill IO Ok'k -!WI lle9I\ atr"91111nt encl he ~> lhoutltll I CXMlld ..,.., him," ........ 1es. ~ went t-for-4
ThurldeY nlgM, Md h hlttlne .101 .• 0..
C.-.. llH bMfl scored uoon only fOUI' llmn In
"'' 1 .. 1 " ~-. end TI!unday n!oftl IO-<rered Ills ERA lo 2M . ~ pltcnlne
metctt-UPI for the three·eeme 1«fft with
Clrttlend: Ton191tl -.._, ...... <•·S) YI ~ laM (Ml( S.hKcMY -h9w f'en (0•3)
VI. '*' Sia• ( 1·2), $undey -hff ~
(4·3) YI. Miii• Witt (S--6).
day they defeated Yugoslavia, 6-S in SILVESTRI ·• • this round robin tournament.
In Thursday's victory, the star was
goalie Craig Wilson, who assistant From Bl
coach Bill Barnett said "had an do too well.
outstanding game." Wilson played at In the meantime. Benrand asked
UC Santa Barbara. for a redress which was denied by the
Joe Vargas and Doug Burke each race jury. On May 23, Bertrand's
had a pair of goals while Jody request for redress was reopened and
Campbell, Jamie Bergeson, John after a two.hour conference call
Svendsen and Drew McDonald had between the race jury and a United
one each. Bergeson is a former States Yacht Union committee. The
Ncwpon Harbor High standout who USYRU ruled that his redress be
Cyclists in action
play at C,al. pnted and J that be be given his Mike Faria goes for his second
The U.S. team, coached by Monte average points for the 10 races. This consecutive scratch main victory
Nitzkowski, took advantage of extra gave him first plaoc in the series over tonight in speedway motorcycle ac-
man situations to score ~ven of its Reynolds. tion al the Oran&e County Fair-
goals. They had I 0 extra man scoring So now Bcnrand was in and grounds in Costa Mesa.
attempts. ln Wednesday's win over Reynolds out. while Silvestri was still Gates open at 6:30 with the first
Yugoslavia, the U.S. could not con-studying the rule books seeking race at 8.
vert any of its four . extra man grounds for a grievance. Reynolds Speedway action enters its 12th
situations. also went to work on an appeal over week of a 26.weck schedule toniaht.
Russia atso won Thursday, defeat-the jury's action in srantina Bernand Admission is $6 for adults and $2
ing Holland, 7-4. The Soviets arc also redress. for children under 12. Children under
2-0. But now Silvestri has been re-five are admitted free.
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a.di) -41 1M1tr$. ., Clllc:o beta, 37
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-135 ~ " blnacudl, 3S bon110;· 12
vellowlaR. 1 rock ""'• 2 halibut, l7'f callc.o Dau, " tend bat,, 10 iNCMrel, l ~. 3 ICUiPln.
Thb .... ltreut ...... LOS MeG•L.•S -BIO ltoc:k Crlt4',
~ eanvon creeei. c.1a1c l.lllll, Pyramid Lake.
SAM NIUUlloMo -Bit a.r L.akt,
SllllWWOOd L.alw.
SAM UM 09ISPO -l.oMI Leke.
ICllUt -Alder Cr.-, CfdW Cretll, Kam River (Demecnt Olm 10 Kill
~. lorell PowerllouM to Dlmo--crat o.m. llMllla Dem ....... ,..,_...
,..._, Kill PowettlouM to.e.. ....... ).
TULAIUl -8-er.a, Oetr Creek, Orv ~ Creek, l<.wn ltlver !IOUfh fOf11), KWl'I • ...,_, (FllN!ew Dam IO KRJ
~. ~ 9t1dM IO Falr-'11-Dem), .... v-... er.a.. ~·
mint o.k ("""' Md ....,,, Poto Cl'Mk, Soulfl Crtillk, TUlt ltNw (mlddll fortl), TUii
R i_. (north ..cl IOUfh forta of rNlft fof1l),
TUiie lllwr CC.CW S-. ... 1. WMe lllwr.
M.\MllA -SM _,_,,... lllwr (nortft
fort!), Sf.,. ...... UM.
llfYO -..... Ct9ell, 819 Pint er•.
9bhop er.-(lower, mid*. '°""' Md lntaM II), GeOl'tt LAU, GCICICWI Creek,
lndtNiidtOct C ...... Loni Pine C,._1 Olk
(l'Mk (nortn foB), Oweln •1wtr (UWS
8rlcliM oo-1rwm to Stewart Lant>. llodl
C,_ LAl!t, Slleeltltrcb C_r•, Symmn
er.ell, TllOoOM Cr•. Tlntmen. eretlt,
Tuttll Cr.19k.
MOM) -8rldttPort lttMNOlr. Budl-
eve er., Convict Creek, Convict Lakt,
Deedrnan er.k, Elllrv L.aka, Glut Cretll,
Gull Uke, Grant Like, Gteen er ... Hilton C,..., JIMll I.Me, l.alle Sabrina, Lit
V1n1nt er.ell, Let Vlnlnl Ct"etll ( aoultl
fortl). Uttll Walker lllver. Lundv Lall•, Metnlt Lakt, Mlmmoth Creek, IMrv
Lakt, 1*Gee er.. ,,. c,..., 0...
lltvtr (Benton Croulne Ind 819 5"'1nesl, ll........, Ctltll, ll*"9oft o-k, ltoc:k
Creek (Pwldhe C:-lo Tom's Plltct,
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._. UIM, Twin '---lr1"'"'1 (UllCIW
Md IOWW), Twin &..aaa #Mmmottl, W· eil'1e o.l (IOWW), V1rtlNa ~ (Ullll*'
and lowW), W,,,._ ltlVer (Cllrlt Flat
Cemperound to town of W.iker' l.111¥1tt MledoWI Campground to Sonora 8'1dM). , ... .,...... .....
Nole: Grunion l'MV be lake11 by hllnla
onl'f; no nett, buc:Mtl, llllld pit• "' traos
alOwed. A Callfornla ftlllin9 tQflM h
required tor anvont 16 and otcier. The
aclledlM:
June 15 -10:• 11,m. to 12-A a.m. Juna 1' -11:30 P.m. to 1:30 1.m.
JIN 17 -12:11 a.m. IO 2:11 a.m. J~ 11 -1:10 a.m. to 3:10 a.m.
June 30 -1G:3f ia.m. to ltM un.
Julv 1 -11:27 o.m. to 1:27 a.m.
Julv 2 -12-.20 a.m. to t.20 a.m.
Jutt l -1:23 a.m. to 3:23 a.m. Jutt 14 -10-.35 p.m. to It.JS 1,m.
Jul'f 15 -ll:ll p.m. to 1:11 a.m.
July 1' -11lA6 p.m. IO 1 !U I.I'll.
Jllh T7 -ll:U a.m. to 2:25 ....n.
Jul'f 30 -ll:22 P.11\. to 1 :2'2 a.m. Jlh JI -12:15 a.m. to 2!15 a.m
AU9. 1 -l:lJ a.m. to 3!f7 a.m.
AU9. t -2:33 Lt!\. to ~ a.m..
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Ull9IMI --.. ....,. 1 Unltocl Stai. 2 3 1 ,..._..
HunMfy 0 l 2 ~7
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Traek and field medallata
MllWSHtGH ~
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CGermanv>. s-N.. ""' ..... 1 C•rn•llus Uahv (Great
lrttalin/lrtllndl. S-1Q; l. Llios GoM:zv (Hulleel"'t'I. 5-1:\6, 3. Thlrnfalcah Olekldlt
(G,....), 5-1.
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"<Mo'' Alldt'e (Fr.nee), 6•2, J. CCI',_.
i..nv <Gne• Brt1.in1WttaM), 6-2..
lfll.~ I. AlrN lllcl»fell (U.S.), 6-4; 2. Hans
L.letc:M (Gemfany), 6-31.4; a. c;.cw91
Hortnt (U.S.I, .. 21/.,. ,.,.., .,....,..
I. lllc.hmond L.endon CU$.), '°'· 2 Hlrotd MJJiW (U.S.>, .-2~; 3. Bo Eltelund (Sweden), .. 2:v.. ,,,., ...,..
1. Herotct Olbol'n <y.s.>, 6•6; 2. Llf'OV.
8'own IU.S.), 6--4~· ). Pierre L-den
CFranctl, 6·3Y2.
ml. ANewdllm 1. RObWI Klno (U.S.), , .... ~; 1. Benllmln
Hld9tl (U.S.l, 6-31io; 3. Claude Menard
(Frencel, '·3V...
1"2.LMMllltl
1. Duna.n Mc:HaUllhton (Canadal, 6-S'n.
2. ltobtf'1 VIII Oldel (U .. S.), 6-SYI; l. Simeon Toribio (Pl\lllNlne.), 6-511;.
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Paulaon (Norway), 6-•"'· 3 ~Ot &IMIQI
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COIOIQo (1ta.i•1. '6
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Ka~ow (Soviet U'*"'l. 6-t ..........
1 ltoOert ShevllUdu (Soviet UMln),
1-1, 2 v .. .v lt'umel (SO\tltt UlloOll), M ; J JoM Tflomn (U.S ), 7-0
1tM, TISW t v11erv 1Srume10(So¥111 un.11. 1-1~;
1 JoM Thomla I .S I, 7-1~, .> JONI
llarntlo (U.S.), 1-1
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1. Rldlarcl FoslNrV (U.S.1, 7·• •· 2.
Eowerd Caru!Nrt (U.S.), 7·3''"· l VaJtntin Gavrllov (SOvltf Union), 7·2"'a
nn.~
1. Yuri Tarmllk (Sovltf Unlonl, 7·3"4, 2
Stefllft JunM (EMI Gerl'Nlllv). 7·3, l.
Dwlohl Siona (U.S.I, 7·3
1'76, MMr9ltl t. Jacek Wuola (Poland), 7-•'h ; 2.
Greoorv Jov (Canada), 7·314; 3. Dwlenl
Stonn (U.S.>, 7•3.
1-. MelClfW
1. Gard Weufo (Eu t Germenw), 7-Ao,
2 Jecell Wuola (Poland), 7·7. l. Jor11
Freimuth CE11t Germen\11, 7-7.
WOMEN'S HIGH JUI#
1~ HM"'dlwn
1. Ell'ltl Call'*"wood (ear.di), S-!Yt, 2 ear-. Gld (Hollllnd), 5-lV., 3. Miidred Wlle'f (U.S.), S-lV..
1"2.LA ........
1 Jetn Sfllle'r !U.S.>. 5-5l4, 2. Mildred
DldrMo.Mn (U.S.). 5-51"9; l. En o.-
(C.nadal, S-l.
1"6. ...
1. lbola Ciak (HunNIY), 5-3; 2. Oorothv
Odwn (Gf'•I Br itain), S-3; l. Etfrlede Kaut1 ( Gtf'TrlanV" S-l.
1'41. LAMm
1. Allee CoadWl'\9ll (U.S.), 5-6, 1.
Ooroll!v IOdaml Tv1er (Gr'Ml Bfllaln), H ,
3. Mk:Nlllne Ollar~ !France>. S-3'~
1'52.. HelslMl
1. Eatner Brand (South Africa), S-$116; 2
Sllella Lerwll !Great Britain), 5-5; 3.
Alektandrl Chudlna tSovlet Union), S-.. V..
1fS6. M • 1 "" 1. Miidred McDaniel CU.S.I, S-f't., 2.
Thelma HoplllM (Soviet Unlonl, 5-~; 3. ~II PltArte"ta (Soviet Union); S-~.
La Alln9al
TMQUDAY'S USULT1 (JNlefft ...................... )
Pa.IT ltACa. .. VWCIL Stoetn FUii 9ar (Garde) ll.11 UI ....
NellV't C. CC,...., JM 2M
Bold ~ (MY'le&) uo
Allo racM: H!fc:MI, Kee. Jev, 1t•
Jet Polley, TOU9tl Wllll TlleM, Some Klftda
WllMI. Jot ltldl. ~ lAcl. Tlmr. 22..k 12 •XACTA (10• .. ) P9ld MS.GO.
SllCOND llACa. 350 Yarcb.
Tai U1111 A Tlme CMvls) IG.20 s.• 4.00 ltldl 5Part11 CTrMSCM't) 4.00 l.IO
lntrwMcl Gal (Adtlr) 7.20
Abo racM; RMI Sun FIY, La Pelnt, Ow
Aiurt Elaine, Marti Hirn ~. Ancitnt
Wa"lor, Brllllant Ollr91, Aonlnlhtftott.
Tlmt: II.It.
THlaD llACL -vards. Dlatl FCI' Omndl (LCllV) lUO aD 3.40
JUdY Hort!! (Trtuurtl UO '-00
Gallant Hont¥ (Adair> 3.00
Alto rectd: Solid Auel, Heew-Saka,
A NICI COC>Y, Amerlc:M Polley.
Timi: 20.16.
f'OUllTH •ACL 350 varcts. OllsmoM (Uckey) ls.JO lt.10 uo
8arllrnlh 8abl (Paullnt) ll.60 uo
Dows 5"o"9I (lufelt) "°
Abo rlOICI: Decked OUt To Win, Soul On Flrl, ummv Chclc:alta, Go SNriUI, Plun-
ders Prldt, Oh Ytt I Can, Chefts R--.t
Time: l&JO. 5l IXACT A (1-2) lleJcl I l .lS 1.30.
""'" ltACL sso varcts.. Churp N Go (A49ir) l.AO
TriPt Prince (Cardotal Buos Mlto IT,__•>
Abo ra<»d; MM'ilv Morrb,
ltteonnoll•.
T1me; 27.%7.
5l llX.ACTA <•·-6) Hid MUO.
SUCTM llACL 350 vwcts.
2..IO 2.20
1JO .. oo
l.00
ArmtOet,
A Zurt 14-(Gerc:la) 7.JO UO UO
Sir W.-V (Adefrl 7.00 '-00 Hit Gallant Bue (Ward) 2..60
Also rac:ect Ou!lllQlt Polley, Dtmrer
EXPteU, Tiie Armenian, Yukon Rambler,
Won Wav JoM, Newr 5'1ort.
T1mt: 17.'1.
SllV1UfTH •Ac:a. 350 Ylf'dl.
Dull LldY (lard) 11.20 "'° 4.00
COPled Nk:91V ICIMetrl 5.IO 3,IO Con*• (HarmcMI) uo
AllCI rlald: Sudl Rukl Rhythm, Dtll·
c:ate A!Wtl. aro.dw9'r P\av, R.-Van-
~ Pee 0 Jt4 Bin, W9Mrtcl\.
Time: 17.'7.
"•XACTA ( ..... ,Mid SfOAO.
IMMITH ftACL «IO vwd&. O.Uv NttlW (Adtlr) lUO 7M UO
SfltMIM Hoo (Uc:key) ltAO S.00 Alldulno (Ward) UO
A110 rac.a: Lad'f Of Sinn, Dandno °*"· u Easv CIM, RV-Ololc:e Ttme: !t.02.
U f'tCK S&X (4·1-4+4~1) Mid "'2.40
wlltl "4 Wlnnlno tlc:MIS (five hona).
(lfTl'C)Wr ooat: 'm.-...1.
...cTM UCL '10 vana.
Trewl Oil F .. I (Lawis) 3UO 2120 12.20 MIOfttv ,.,..QA (zur.lt) ""° 10.40 Come On Old ._ (Gerdel UO
Allo r9C8d: NOi* Hl, Al AClft Win, ltoter Voune, ..,...,,., HIY lug, ClabCler
Ludlv Wiii. Tlmt: ...... n llX.ACTA <Hl Mid '3Qa
Attendencr. 5,"2.
19'1, ·-1 1---... (Rorn9nia), 6~ 2.
Jarotlewa Jozwlllt-lkl ~). 5-71 •·
l . Oorothv Shlr1IV !Grut Bntainl. S-7''•
1"4,T*"
1 lollndl Balaa I ROl'l\eftla I, 6· 2~. 1-
Mldlttt Brown (Aialrl .. ), 5-ll, 3 Taillva
C'*'dlll tSo~ Union), 5·10
1MI. '*1dce °"' 1 M1totlllva Rftllova !CttdlOUovakill),
S-ll\'2; 2. Antonlne OllOf'ollova (Soviet
Union>, s-~. 3. Vlllenline Kortr (Soviet
Union), 5-1~.
lf71. MIMldl
I. Ulrllle Me'fferth (Wttt Garmanvl.
6·3Y2; 1. YOf'daftka ~ (BUIOarla),
6-2, l. Nona GllMllOe\ltf' (Au$lrle), 6-2.
1'76.~
I. ROMmarlt AcllermaM (EHi Ger-
many),'"'· 2. Sara Simeon! (llalwl. 6-3'~. 3. YwdlMI lllOOIYa (BUlllarla), 6-31 •
lteo,MetaW
I. S.ra sin-ii lllaM. 6-S'h, 2. uruula
Klelan (Poland I, t6·••1o; 3. Jurte Klral IEaat Germanvl ...... ,..
llouaTH ltACI.. 6 furtonos.
Nalr111 CGuerr1I UO S...00 3.AO
Nordic~ !011\tarasl 27.20 10.00
Co6d NoM CMcCwronl 4..20
Abo 1"1C9d· Mott Ottermontd, APoclltirv.
Brldue of~. Fairwn EllP"ft,, UNP-
proved. 8rootllnvs, Tl't0r"'8vn, P~ol
Phef Olh'' GcNcl. Timr Ml 3/S
1.$ Ix.ACTA (1·21 Mid 112"50
~UC&. I 111' rNltt on tun.
Hold ...... (McCerron) S..60 uo 2..IO
Hot Pnnc:e1t C~l UO UO
OMnPic 8ronM (~Mvel 3-CIO
Aho rac.t: Stvatll ~. NI~. ~. Cltw .. Crv'ltal, OorNnMt L.99..
Time-1:4
IS Ix.ACT A C•· 11 Mid S3UO
SIXTN UCL S lurloftoa.
Mind :Merm (Oth1w•> l 20 2.IO 2.10
Jlnf • ..,......, (Niue) S.60 00
SN'i 1 T9"!tlov C~ve) 4.00
AM rlC!ed: K Ind of Nlfflc. Oulfleld
Cllarmer, 0artne Ooueette, Litt .. T-to.
1.-0at NII. LAld'r Uni~
Tune: :5f 11 s.
S.S •XACTA (6· 101 Nici 144.00.
MIVINTH llACI. 6 tunonos.
Bower Sono (Hawlev) 1'.00 SM '.20
l(lfteS Jttlw (Oelahol.liUY9) 3.20 UO
Mbter Gennaro (Ollvaraal S 40 Also rKed: In Natur•I FOf'm, s-ctv. Jo11Y Writ•-. BeNdlcl Cenvon, Getaav
Ruler.
T1mt 1.10 '15.
1.$ •XACTA (1-5) Nid S1S3.00
51 ~ SIX (S-2·1·•·6 Of' l·l l peld
l70,of1.20 wllll -wlnnlnO lldtet (ilx
tiorwi). S2 PIO Six ccmollllon Nici sm .0
wfltl 12 winning tk:keta (five l'tot'tll)
11CMtTH uea. 1 1116 m11n on turf
Cl"'t'ltal Court IMcCarronl 2UO I 20 uo Auto C:ommenclw (Slblltl 27 20 IUO
Julltt's Prtdt (VMtf\tuele) • .0
Aho rKed; c-, HI-. lneugi.ral Star
Ludlv Sarot..
Tlmt: 1 :41 3/ s.
1.$ Ix.ACTA (5·6) 11411<1 saso
MIWT'H UCL 1 I I. m.lft.
Ms AJltd (Blaclll 16 00 t.20 S.IO
Joltv Shennofl (OelatlouuH•I 7 M UO
Time to Rule IGarcll) l 60
Abo rlC9CL Ill-onto Miu . Gypay
Autumn, C.mlell Ktv, Anoe4k Gir1
T1mt 1·'5 315 u •XACTA <•-11 Nici m• oo Attendance· 13,'67
U.S. Ot¥lftllk ........ tu111b c .. QM)
THURSDAY'S aUUL TS
MIW'• AJtr ...... ,.,...,,..,....
(OUtef• ....... 1•>
I Alen Heckart, Frtdtricll'°"9 I 71 • 2 wn DoOson, Wlllur1on. Okla I 707
3 Jlmmll DorMv. Sclc*ant I 703
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Orange COa t DAILY PILOTi/Friday, :June 16, 1984
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KWIZ RADIO ANl:f DISNEYLAND PRESENT •••
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KWIZ Radio and Disneyland
welcome summer with a special
presentation of ''Fantasy In the
Sky'' Flreworksl Tomorrow night
at 9:00 p.m., be watching the skies
above Disneyland and have your
radio tuned to KWIZ, 1480 AM.
Your eyes and ears wlll be· treated
to both the famous Disneyland
Fireworks and to their carefulJy
synchronized and orchestrated music, ~
Including a medley of Disney tunes and
patriotic songs.
SEE THE DISNEYLAND
FIREWORKS AND
HEAR THEIR MUSIC
TOMORROW
NIGHT ON
KWIZ RADIO
(/ ·_
'\ I I , ,..
Arid that's not all.
Beginning at 8:00 p.m., be listening as KWIZ's
Patrick Veling brings you special r_eports and
interviews from Main Street U.S.A ., including an
interview ~ith Clarence "Ducky" Nash, the
_ voice of Cf>onald Duck since the character was
created fifty years ago. It's all part of Donald's
SOth Birthday Celebration at The Happiest Place
on Earth.
o 1984 Walt Disney Productions
j /
€0AST~~~~~~~~~~------~~~-=---
P e ope . ' .
Celebritlee donning
•slack Tie and Boot.'
l>Ue BYaDa and Roy RO,e:n wU1 make one of their rare
pabllc appearancee Saturclay at the Black Tie and BoOfa
Gala at Coto De Cua. 81.nCerLahale Kaua. Cybill S~berd
and Richard llarcu are al90 on the aam Uat f• tlM
rtelman-llarcu .pouored eTeDt belleft~ tbe Modem
Pentatlalon AMoclatlon tn•a•ac and dnelopment pro-
ll"UI· Ru Allen will emcee tbe eotertalnment proytdeil bf
llel Tlllla, the Cowbo~8:'d from llardlD-Sllnmou an4
Snaft Garrett'• Tena Company Orclaestra.
Capeis. at the Cannery-
encl with chowder feast
Dance music lures crashers
· tnto Art Connections· '84
Palms were read, ~catura were sketched,
handwritings were analyzed and colors were assigned ...
to the more than 600 attendina capers at the Cannery
sponsored by four Children's Home Society auxiliaries
at the Cannery Restaurant in Newport Beach.
The rccord-break.i 01 crowd boat-hopped and dined
on fish delicacies. tacos and clam chowder thanks to
hosts Kelea and BW Bamlltea and their Cannery staff
and Malarky's Pub.
For the music-lovers vocalistJuoaCUae(he's
C.llme K. Doremu appearin& this month at Harpoon ~c~·a in Dana -· ·· ----pmnt) was chert alongwittrthe briakliancinJ'grouJJ,
"Bo'8 Rocken". Comic ~hebestpartofthedayforsomel.vastheawarding
of prizes. JalleCnaea,apastpresidentoftheOC
· ·Council of Auxiliaries, won Olympic tickeu; Sally
1 • Darrow can weekend at the La Jolla Hotel; Paal Draa a Umnl has opening night tickets to South Coast Repertory;
Saa4ylllad1 hasaSSOO&ift atM. Jacques Furs and Pat
Prickett has a certificate for the same amount at regroup Wyndham f;cigh and Bau Beater can take three others
to Palm Spnnas for a weekend.
. Belen BamUtoa.)V&S aeneral cbainnan assisted by
Ott Bll11 ofl..as Damas Auxiliary; SaWe Straab of
HB executive leads
former Groundltngs
to creative outlets
·Cherie Kerr Doremus. president of
Kerr & Associates in Huntinston
Beach and 'former professional com-
edienne, is heading a new alumni
association for a Hollywood im-
provisational group.
The voup. The Groundlings, was
founded 12 years ago and has
produced such well known celebrities
as Laraine Newman of "Saturday
Niaht Live" fame, Cassandra
Peterson who plays "Elvira, Mistress
of m Ni:ght" and Valerie Curtin-, a
former sw on television's "9 to 5"
and writer of movies, "And Justice
for All" and "Best Friends."
"Cherie's public relations back-
around will be an ass&t in orpnizi~J
this ~up," said Tom Maxwell.
artisuc director of the Oround.Jinp.
She will oversee committees to
raise funds, create a newsletter and
directory and coordinate a yearly
revue. Assisting her will be Rob
Dames, Steve White, Nancy Ryan
and Bob Drew.
"Our aim is to establish an at-
mosphere where all <?f these t;a)ented people can enaa&C 1n creative op-
ponuoities; Doremus said.
Tbe Ground.Jin&S present two im·
provisational comedy shows every
Friday and Saturday evening and its
Sunday Company performs once a
week. . Tbe Jl'O!J{> was rtcently chosen as
one of eiabt Southern Calif omia
theatre lfOUPI for the Olympic Arts
Festival. It is midway tbroue its two-
weck stand. presentina 'Olympic
Trials. A duck Huard M)'ltery,"
atarrina Phil Hartmcnt as an ~
orivate detective 10 a comlc-mU11cial
r.Wb<Mk>ne-it."
Doremus pcnormCd 1J'l tbC poup'a
Of'llJnal cast m 1972 at The Cellai' in
Lot Aflatle and The Comedy Store
in West HoUyWood.
Ayudantes; Jackie Rodaen ofNewport Harbor and
Sllirley Barrh offiara ae Ninos. ~ • • • Creating their own maaic in Cannery Village the
same evening were interiordei· er JHJLDe DlsoD and
her husband Kea staging .. A N . iin Cannery Village"
at her newly renovated Desi&n imensions on Villa
Way.
Welcoming friends from the Newoon Beach and
Huntington Harbour areas (who literally applauded
Joanne's transformation of the comer site). the D1xons
offered a generous buffet.for their l SO guests.
Sharing the Dixons' enth~siasm for the qua111tncss
of Cannery Village were llWa.rY Ima, Dia.De Ma~
Dlollakl, Dona PaAla, Crals Beckwttk. Don Want.
Jeu and Bob Laeu, Beverly and Jon Holcomb, Gall
and Jose Roaa. J8dy SttlDeT, ltay and Jten Dixon. Ott
~nd Ba-Padilla, alrley and Bob Willard, AD1ela and
Doa Rartfelder, U.yd and Bob Baron, Gloria and Tom
Hyams, Ju and David Aoki, Jackie and Lee Parker,
Bettbla and Jim Saraeaat and CynR!a Bl1bop. • • • • Tea dancing music with tunes of the '40sand '50s
coming from Noguchi Gardens sounded so great it lured
in .. panycrashers". A couple said they couldn't resist
the music as the acce ted cham~andjo.inedthe
Ari Connection ·84group.
The afternoon affair hosted by South Coast Plaza
honored 25 members oft he Visual Art Commission of
the OC Ans Alliance. This is the group behind the Art
Connections '84 in progress now (started Thursday at
Bowers Museum) and continuing through September in
seven sites throughout the county. (More information
available from 836-1600).
Art Connections '84 Chairman Nixson Borab (there
with Eatber) presented certificated to AC donors and
sponsors. Among the I 00 an lovers there were Patti-
Geae and Mill Sampson, VlfllDla D;ondae, Doris Lusk,
Pat Jtrone, Dr. Jama Du.aJJta. Jad1e Brace Samner,
Carol Llad, Tom Dowlllla. Gail Foor, A.Dne Natt and
CarolDIS&aaJ1laoandMaaraEQu.SouthCoast
Plaza's community relations administrator and market-
ing director.
The music that captured the ·:party crashers" was
by a trio from Ron Rubin Productions.
Today's Paparazzi is edited by Vida Dean with
conlribut1ons from correspondent Ann Conwav.
c....itaat label ......... drapee Genny a.ma to .... If .... la Milt.s to wea.dal
warm. aataaa colon. At left. Dea1li
llcOraw aDd l e..aoatla-old IOD lllattlaew take
Today the Orouridlinp 5(h0ol lists
rnore than 1 SO udents. Worbhopa.
clasaet and presentation are con·
dueled at the Groundhnaa ~tre.
7307 Melrose A'Ve. .. Lo /\natl . _., diae Mt from tlaelr bNr of Capen.
Ofange COUt DAILY PILOT /Fft6ftt, June 11. tlM
Can top c1Jef
be· perfect?·
Maxtmtn's wtnntng
over tou nest critics
of haute cutstne
• Muim1n at the renowned MOulill de
Mouains near Cannes. 'i1'bey named
Mui.min the bell chef m France
under the IF of 4S.
NEW YORK (AP) -At qe 3S.
he•sat the top of bis craf\, a master of
traditional and .. QouvelJe" cuisine
and~ of even the feist}' veterans
of France s baute cuuine. J.acques
Maxim1n ap~ to have done it all.
But the precocious chef of fra.nce's
land.mark Hotel N~ bristles a
bit at the sugesbon. 1 want to arrive ·
at perfection," he decla.res. his brown
eyes Oashin&. "to satisfy all the
customers alfthe time."
While Maximin is a bit inclined to
bravado; be bas nonetheless wori over
some or the world's more skeptical
food critics.
After three years at tbe Necmco's
Cbantecler restaurant in Nice, Mui·
min ~ two Stan from the
tnlditional Michelin suide and aot the .lli&best .J'J1i9I -four .. toques" -
from' tile more liberal but equally
respected Gau!t-Millau ,Wde to
France, which described dinner at the
Cbantecler as .. the best meal of the
year" and Maxim.in u "a revelation."
Recently, Gault-Millau surveyed
35 of France's .top chefs, includina
Paul Bocu.e, the Troi&fos brot.ben
and Roger V CTSC. who once coached
He's a v~ crativc force in
the kitchm. commandina hil toUt-
cbefs with wltat 06e oblei'ver termed
... orpnized ~ ... puttinsbiuipa-
lUJ"C OD every ClOW'le if poM&ble,
addifti sauce here, ream..._ vea-.
etables there. •
At Toucano. a pt)Sb. oolOrful New
York restaurant run by Brazilia,n
Ricardo Amaral, Maximin's latest
project is trainina a corp1 of cooks to
-as Maximin sees it -tran.llorm
Toucano into .. the top res&aurant in
New York in mmontM."
0 Many of my friends are a.rtisu and
I am inspired by them -more than I
am by other chefs. .. be said. ••All the
time, I am W1:tCb:inJ with my eyes for
colors . .. listenina for sounds •..
wtina ... I learn from everytb.ina. ..
He &!so.A.rams of so~y enci-nCierln& :.-: pet{ect m.arrialt of hi&b-• _. teChnotoaY and baute cuisine, a
sophisticated oomputaized system
that would parantee the pkuuni of
every palate.
.. You would have man and ma-
chines working totetber." be says, ·
.. but in the final moment. rt is the
man who triumphs. ..
llflDoa Borab, left. ~ Art ConaeCtlou '8' wttla
Dorla Luk and Dr. Jam• Danatnc la llf0j1ldd Oudea.
................... K.-
llllt and ~ttl-Gene Sampeon chat with Pat Krone.
Boem BW and Belen Hamilton re1az on deck of their
Cannery Reetaurant u Capen crowd mllla bebtnd.them.
Joan e Roee 1eta her palm .-d bJ ~edaa Jola.u.
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Friday, JUM 15. 1984
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1t•s not too late to plant summer color. Take
advaotaat of our cool June mominas to 1tan annuals aod ~nnial1 ttiat will provide a summer-long rainbow of
color.
..
• If you have mildew in your ~en. you may be
watering too late in the day. Try watenna early morning or
by late afternoon. • • • • Remember to cut off the runners of your strawberry
plants before they root. -. • • • • Mulch heavily around the base of rose bushes and
follow up with a regular watering program. Creating a
basin around each plant will help. • • • •If you haven't done so already, go ahead and cut off
the dried. dead foliage of any spring blooming bulbs you
had. · • • • • Keep bougainvillea vines on the dry side while
they're blooming to insure the brightest colors. Too much
water at this time fades their color and also encourages
more foliage then the colorful bracts.
AN:o DAD'S DAV, 10011
Give vegetables
upward mobility
You can double the pro-· types? Look: to beans, pole
duction per square foot in or runner, including snap
the part of your vegetable and lima beans and scarlet
garden set aside for large runner beans. There's also
plants as the vining or cantaloupe; bitter melon.
twining vegetables can be an oriental vegetable;
trained on supports. cucumbers. both the long.
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IN ORANOE COUNTY
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The more leaves of the slicing and picklinJ. types;
vining varieties means a chayote, a squash-like veg-
greater capacity for soaking etable; gourds, edible;
up energy from the sun, and melons such as honeydew
the robust vegetable plants crenshaw and Persian;
tum this energy into the peas, tall varieties; pump-
production of fruits and kins; and squash, winter
pods. storage types.
Other bonuses from Of course, one of the best
SCHOIAR$
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VARlmES
~-
climbing vegetables in-· best for tomatoes is to
elude the ease of harvest, support them in sq~ or
extended produc tio n cylindrical cages:' Cages
(sometimes three to four force the tomato plant to
weeks longer than bush grow up rather than Spmld
varieties and fewer disease out, so you can plaoe
and insect problems than if tomatoes closer together
these vines were on the and harvest more frWt per •MS
• r.ATS
·~ •BEARS
groun~. . square foot of garden space.
Which le.ind of vegetables Tomato plants grown in
offer runner or vining this way Jtnerally suffer
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0ue11ty Old watcnee, 1e1ap lowed to sprawl on the
gold. Jewelry,. ground. For the viJorous
¥911 AGI TIMI main-crop tomato hybrids,
Tonight, these people
are going to
give you something
• contagious.
Laughter.
Improvisational Comedy "War Babies.,,
Tonight at 10:00 pm on Channe! 23 of Group W
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'" ao.t ewwon the cages should be S to 6
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New impatiens
causing stir
Impatiens are a great favorite of gardenen to plant in
flower beds, borders, window boxes, patio tubs and
hanginJ baskets in semishady areas. You ·u find iu flowers
blooming in white, pink, rose, violet, orange, red or lilac.
The name impatiens comes from a typical charac-
teristic of the seed capsules. When the capswes are ripe and
lightly touched, they bunt open with considerable force
and the seed is dispersed over a wide area; hence
impatiens, or the other popular common name of touch-
mc-nol In India, the juices are used for dyeing silk and
wool· in Japan, the dye is used as nail polish.
The true value of fmpatiens in the &arden lies in the
new hybrids as they have caused a revofution in summer
bedding plants offering serious rivalrY to petunias. salvia
and geraniums. Amona the newer hybrids are a ~u" of
dwarf forms which grow only six to twelve inches 1n hci&ht
and have been improved for flower size. There are also
semidwarf and tall varieties.
AD impa1iens like a rich soil, light shade in the wanner areas of the state and constant attention during the
summer as to their walerinJ needs. First off, some of the
more popular uses of impatiens is in containers and we all
know that container plantings dry out faster than those in
the r.round. With the warmer weather of summer, you
must keep an eye out for the watering needs of all
containcnzed plantings. This extra attention as far as
watering is -quite diminished when you sec a ~na
basket brimming with the colorful blooms of the impauen.
The New Guinea impatiens which are fairly new
introductions having been brought from New Guinea in
1970 arc causing quite a stir. This handsome, freo.
flowering impatien is distinauished.by green. bronze or red
leaves that vary in shape. M9re ofte°' they arc variepted
with a yellowish band runmna lenathwise throuah their
centers. Their brilliantly colored flowers are a aiabt to
behold in vibrant scarlet, red. deep (>WPIC, orange, many
shades of pink or even glistening white.
'P~tio Gardening'
workshop offered
A class entitled .. Patio Gardening0 will be offered at
Sherman Gardens on Wednesday, June 20, 1984, 9:30
a.m. to noon.
Learn the secrets of sue<:essfuJ oontainer gardening
and turn your drab patio into a floral paradise. In this
morning workshop the experts from Sherman Gardens
will cover all aspects of container pr<tening including soil
mixes, watering schedules, fertilizen, transplanting and
pest control.
Registration is S 1 S and preregistration is required.
For further information call the Garden oflioe at
673-2261.
Tustana Society
1neeting scheduled
Tustana African Violet Society will meet Wednesday
June 20, at the Mercury Savings BuildinL 109S Irvin~
Blvd. in Tustin .
_Ptant and supply sales beain at 6:30 p.m .; meeting and
horticultural program at 7, Plant and supply sales end at 8:1S.
Nationally·recognized hybridizer Michael K.artuz
-will l>f'*Ot-a "Survey of-Geaneriads/' the l)lant family
including African violets and their cousins such u flame
violets, candy com plants, and lipstick vines.
Visitors are welcome. Bloomina .(frican violets are
&iven to each new member. For further information
pleatc call ~885 I. '
Watch your watering
Many aardenen like the old-fuhioncd, red clay, terrJ
con.a pot1. They breathe and water quickly evaporates
from them. So watch your waterina tbiJ summer if you
plant up clay Pott with herbs, annuals and even
succulent.a.
As th~ are many decorative kinds that you will find
!*fUl. for hanainl-balket prdenina or the ~Y strawberry
,an With it.a ma.ny .POCketa. you qa.in should be watchful'°
that your plant.a do not dry out.
Classified advertisi ng is your best
choice for help 1n selling the items you
no longer need. It's quick and
inexpensive. and the Pilot teaches
potentaaf buyers who live in this area.
Call t6day . ._.. DlilyNDt
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CllHEWS
AICNrWIQ NICNEWS DOC YAM DYKE
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EHT'ERTAIMNT TONIOKT LCM COHNECTION
lDMOYIE * * "Tl'lt Battle Of Nerttva" ( 1971)
Yul 8rynnef, Hardy Kruger
r PAPE.A CHASE: THE 8£POHO YEAR
<Z1 MOVIE
U "Six Pack' (1982) Kenny Rog.
ers. Diane Lane
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'11) WAINNGTON WEEK IN
REVllW ())11CTAC~ C)MAXTRAX
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A.ASHES eMOYE *** "Clleytnne Autumn" (1964)
JlmtS Stewart, Riehafd Wldm.vit
Olfec1ed by John Ford.
tl3 W~TON WEEK IN
fEVIEW ee> WAU. STET WEEK CC)MOVIE
**'·~ "Manlyn" (t980) Catherine
HICQ, Rlcllard Basehart
H MOYIE **'' 'Rocity t11 (1982) SytYester Stallone Clrf Weathers
S MOVIE * * "The Sting II ( 1983) Jaclu•
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GNEWS m MERV GRff1H 8D NATUAE OF THINGS '1i> AOfTllE 4DDAAOHET
V~Mllantet
Laannoe OUYI• etan u Vaa Reim••· wllo trt• to pet tlae el..t.. ftlllplre oat of
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**~ "Natlonll Lampoon's v~
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Wir*llr, MlehMI Kelton.
All Merchandise ~ Price or Less
Trees • Flowering Shrubs • Fertilizers
Garden Tools & Accessories • Ceramics
Baskets • House Plants & More!
THIS WEEKEND 8:00 am -5:00 pm
June 16th & 17th
81El{l{A GAl{DE!(S
2070 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa [ 1 1 c.-}
-1186
LLOYD•!i
garden shop
LLOYD'S 3rd ANNUAL ,
POTTERY SALE
ALL RED CLAY MEXICAN POTTERY
ALL U.S. POTTERY• GAINEY POTTERY
& STONEWARE
20AL OFF MARKED . -,o PRICR-
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stoned OD SNL ,_.,~
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etMS• M1c11t1 ~. w11tw Producer unaware Bdullu often wu ,iellcNI ..a . ~ ;-.,. ..,..o-:f=--d~----u~se~t:-:i'h_e...,n-. -===""'o,;;..._beeaute fdlowicac manm ~:a... •• ~" o... 11114, ,,_._ had become the...,. or I.be eo.~·Eblrd c. AMI, ....... Alllrl • • it said. •!!!.econ now assumes Belushi, wbodied••• llia •912«•
mi_,,,. 8 f'&ED • .._. .. ..,. ... "' d~ovetdote,ilponra)l'ed111Mavy4k'lil •~"1lltNeuglltyVlctonena"(1178) 1 nv•~uc.nu uaer in a rcctDLly pUblilbO,d book. -Winla a... 8'olnl • ._,., T,... "'T..._...., -The Shon Life and Fut Times of Jolla
-t.11-LOS ANGELES -The executive Beluahi,"btBobW~ ~~~ ~ .. (1t7a. 81_ producer of NBC• .. Saturday NiJht Live·· "But f never •• (John) 111e ~-9' .... says be now "assumes" df'UIS .-ere used oo Ebcnol Mid. ~ 9 Wllldl the tet while John Belushi was a cast Wlli&e in chatle of deVdooinl tbc la1e--1:ao-member, th~ be was unaware ofitat ni&bt comedy ~ EbertoI laid. be
Cl>MDYR tbe time. -· not ,...."""nsible i>r polici"• the allow. **~............._, .. .., .. ,,_..)•~........_ Di 1. r..-~1 b ·""-N•"' ... _ ·~--~-, _, ....,.,_ c ..... ""nu , w o was~ 11'... ex-Buttoday,asesecu1iveDIOdecer ... 1Wit ICeflnldy.~Polard ecutive in cbarle of developinJ .. Saturday would be my ~bilit)'.
• .__ -1:11-Niahtl.ive"in I9n,toldtdevisioawrittn 1"1>eRi1nodnlauseoa'SlliuntayNp1 ..,... p _tbered here Wednesday ni&ht that .be Live'ioday,"saidEbenol. lf.bediacoVered ••~ "Thi Lott eonw.t · 1195'1 knew of no drua use at the sliow in the dr\11 ute by a suffer no-. EbienOI uid. M C'Aur"°"*o~-:_tqt . mid-1~70s. . _ would have the penon earoD ill NBC'•
9 .,_ But 10 ~ be said. be runpaus counsdi"I PfOIJ"&lll. •
... ~ ''Four Ftltlws" (113t) that BelUshi may .have been usma drup. .. lfwithin24to41houn"tbe..&rhed ~ Aldlerdlort, June eup,. .. particularly durina penods when John not taken ~to correct me pl~ tbc
,.:.. . • • pmon would be~ be .ncs.
IHIAL1";a., ... -----...-iiill-.... 111!!11-The i ue of drul use in Hol.lytwood bu LA. lODlY • • received much anention in rec:imt moatbl..
AU•MFMa.Y .T_iz 'T'ayJ01 r set A aory in tbiJ week"• i11UC of TV Gui*
::' IWnlr8 LAUCJH..1t L J. • .a maaazine. citina wUdenillied IOUl"CCS wbo
t • "Ooc:tor "-~oit" ( 1983) o.n S".. ' U t J ' J worked on the now-<:aneeled CBS sbow AkroYd.Donne~. l or nO e ro e "Square Pecsi .. cbarlcd that drup ~ rQdily available on the set. were med aDd -~--LOS ANGELES (AP) -Look wbo"s affected the quality of the wort:." DICMWl•AOIU> checkina.into ABC's .. Hotel" this comin& Harve_y Shepbard. lenior vice preSideot
-tao-season-flizabeth T~!;· of CBS Entertainment. laid be was .. aever l llNlWI ProducerAarooSpe · saidTaylorwill aware of d.ru& UIC" oo "'Squaft ~"He ••'h "Murder 11 A ar.Ac1 Play" star in a 1equeoce tJtJed ·•cntimate said 'tan al~ bad been releued &om
(1974) Robert Powel, JerWe LM1dln Stranaen." She plays a IC>' star who, shows because of~ involvement. ""but I
(D)MCME after a ~Y absence. lo make a won't identify tbeln.
t *"' ''TM List Amencan Yrgin" comeback ma play in San francirco. Macten:z:ie Phillips of .. One Day at a
(tll2) LIM'ftll Monoeon. DiMe "We beard thto~ mutual friends that Time"wasre1easedfromtbatsbowin 19IO
FrtNlln ~ ·Miss Taylor r~ Hoter and wOuJct be Illa ttpeated WdiDiess aod abteoc:lf from
-2:11--1Dtt1c!1ed ·in doina the mew," aid. ~·':::;.Jll,. .. Mitili•hrklity iolcarnbtrtins-......,.,. ~ ·~ BiD LoMond. actnow. led&ai lhe bad I dtuf pr:obieill, * * * *flil lloocr' ( > S"*'8r Io receot times, Taylor has madt a suest was tn21ed and~ the ICl'ICS.
Stllone.Aldwder.w.. appearance on ABC's .. General Hospital" Stacy K.cach of the CBS ICl"ies .. Mike **~ Alddlt Of The Sands.. and stamd in the HBO movie .. Between Hammcr"m:iently wasarresledinl..ondoa Friends" with Carol Burnett. for cocaine possession. He pleaded i.JlDo. (1980) MrchM Yottt. Simon MlcCor· She will ro-sw in .. Hotel" with Roddy cenL ~. -a.-McDowall, who starred in her first movie, Shephard aid CBS bad no tet ~ e MOVIE .. Lassie Come Home," in 1943. They also about K.eacb continuina on the show .if be
••~ .. Aoctltshlp X-¥" (1951) starred together in "Cleopatra" in 1962. were coovicted.
Coloring Contest
ltS A Horse Of A Different Color
·6'111•9'119"&• Rlirgrounds • CostaMesa • July 6-15
WIN ERS! One winner in each age group will be chosen. Each winner will receive
4 ticket• to the Orange County Fair. Winning pictur will be posted in the Fine
Aita exhibit at the fairground .
PR01't:
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Ot9tgl Cout DAILY PilOT"tld•y. June 15, 1984
AN IN'TERE5l1NC:J
TMING A600T f 00"· •.
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by Gus Arriola
I HAT/!
!lTA.RTINC;,
TH~~V °'/: HAL.F•
COCKJ:Of
6Ul 1'M~ l~T ANT YOU
POT ff IN TME ~INK,
11' f>ECOMf ~ GAF\eAGE'
POlKEO BY MORTON
North·South
West d al .
NORTH + Kt4
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vulnerable. player to come oul of the
military serviu. He waa to
well known 11 a tournamenl
director that many tended to
forget his 1kill a1 a player.
Thi• it our favorite uample
of his ability. "The Brain.'' 11
he was known. nt South. Wt T EAST
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The biddinr:
Wett Ntrtli Eut SHU.
1 • Obie 4 • 6 0
Db~ PUI Pue Pa11
Opening lead: Queeo of •.
North dredged up a
takfout double of Ea1l'1 one
spade opening and Eut took
adva""Dtap of the vulnerabll
ity to preempt the bidding to
an uncomfortable level. That
misht have disturbed ~me.
but1Gen. Gruenther, In hit
usual strairhtrorward man-
ner. leaped to six diamonds.
West's double wu to tell the
world that no one bids a slam
after he opens the bidding
and gets away unscathed.
The late Gen . Allred 1-~==~::=.---=-...J -....!::======::!._-___ ~_.:::=~~==------.I ' Gruenther was probably the
West Jed the queen of
spades and, when dummy
came down, declarer did not
like his chances. With the
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"If we're only gettin' daddy one present, who gets
to give it to him?" ·
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
by Virgil Partch (VIP)
"You just popped another rivet, cowboy."
DENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketcham
most accomplished bridge
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kins or clubi marked In tbt
Wttt hand, It 1Mmed that
declarer had to loat a heart
and a club. But Tht Brain had
made a repulatlon ror deploy·
Ina his rorcea to best advan•
tare. and he made no
mistake.
Declarer won th• ace of
spades, and then led a low
heart from ~is hand toward
the queen on the table. If
West rose with the aee,
declarer would be able to get
rid of two clubs-one on the
king or 1pades and the other
on the queen of hearts-so
West ducked perforce. Oum
my'1 queen won, and detJarer
slulfed has kinr of hearts on
the king of spades. This play
is known to the trade as ~
"Morton's Fork Coup."
Bul that was only part of
~.~
I~ ~1 !
OON'I~
MIMI
the pN>blrm. N~w doelatt!
fiacflo worty about t"o pon1·
ble club loaera. He t0lved
that problem u adeptly.
After rumnr I heart hl1h. ht
led a trump to the lline and
rutred another heart high. He
then crossed ba<'k to the
table with the king of trumps
and led tbt nine of 1pad •·
When Eaat did not, or could
not, cover. declarer did oot
ruff. Instead he discarded a
losing club.
West won the ten of duba.
but he was faced with losin1
propositions. A club return
would run to declarer'•
queen. and a major .auit
would permit declarer to rurr
on the board while pilchinr
his last dub loser from hand.
Either way. South's battle
was won.
by Jeff MacNelly
FU~K l' tt'INKEBBEAN
Wlaaiag wltla~iae -lKLE EARl..!& m.D WINE -
by Tom Batluk
A FRl~KQ umE WINE 1J4Ai
~001.4'8E~
"If Ignoring me isn't bliss. I don't know
what is!"
MOON M ULLl~S
SNORE LORE ...
lOOK AT H/M( SMILIN~
IN Hts SLf~~p !
PEANUTS
LOOK, CHARLES .. I
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FROM PATTY'. s~e·s
IN PARIS ..
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by Charles M. Schulz
by Tom K. Ryan
SQ Prot=E!l>IONAL.f> 'TMltl:O
IN LJQOIO WASTE Ot5POSA(l
by George Lemont
so ee A GOOC' eGG
ANC' Ct....IMe> e>ACK O N-rO
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V inventor has
patently' ·good
aea for drapes
at Rodgers hopes
Secur,-tt-vee· will
·Pat Rodgers' arandmother in-
ented a coffee grinder. Her father
nvented disc brakes and spray cans,
ut never bad them patented.
odgenjust invented "Secur-it-vee."
method of getting total privacy from
peries.
A company in New Jersey is
interested in obtainina rights and
Rodsers hopes to make a bundle.
Herkidssay, "Sowhatelaeisnevtr'
Mom bu always been busy doina
something. For awhile, she made
fitted sheets for boat and recreational
vehicle beds of unusual sizes. Her
sheet company profits allowed her to
buy a restaurant she bas since sold.
M ~DI olfmautbn1~
invention whose details she isn't
ready to disclose. "Secur-it-vee" is
just the latest in a continuous $tream
of new projects.
The idea behind it is drapery
closure through the use of concealed
Velcro. Ar\ anachment on a sewing
machine hems the drape and puts a
matching "Y' on each side of the
closing halves in a single step,
Rnti"" ·~iti
That way, the drapery manufac-
turer has no additional labor costs.
So for only pennies more, be <:an
offer an option for which be characs
dollars extra, she explained.
Rodgers an'd her husband have
qmped around enoup to know that
drapet do~ alway~ close when they
should, especially in recreational
vechiclcs and boats. Hotels too, often
have walkways inviting tourists to
peak in: Rodacrs hopes to interest
embassies wbose bua-proof rooms
aren't peck-proof.
She isn't worried about home
seamstresses picking up on the idea
and attachina a Secur-1t-vcc of their
own. Those who spend $80,000 on an
RV, she asserts, don't want a tacky,
home-made drapery closure.
Rodgers has always felt stron&ly
about privacy. Her Fountain Valfey
home has trees pruned to cover the
windowseuctly. Shesa.id she doesn't
die into her pool to entertain the
nei&bbon. ·-·•
. l{odgtn admitted surprise lhat her
patent was accepted. But on the other
hand. she sa.id. "when was the lut
time you saw something new in
draperies?" The only change readily
observable is smaller hems and a
tendency to skimp on material.
Rodgers • she feels proud to
bave her name in the same book with
Edison and Marconi. lfsbewo.Uout
a good deal with a manufacturer soon,
she'll be 'on to ber next invention.
Check the air, pleaae
At flnt &Janee, Edward Mam of £1 Puo
•PP._!UW to be daecJdDC tile air preen.re of a
Tau-abed ti.re. Bat what tbe Tezu red-
Fluor' s contracts 3 seminars
. teach $1 billion on tax law
By dte .Associated Presa
Auor Corp. announced it bas
received nearly $1 billion in new
contracu in the first six weeks of this
quarter. The announcement followed
di9Closurc of an 8S percent drop in
leCOnd~uartet profits because of
depressed engineering and construc-
tion business.
"Auor's awards throuabout the
first 7Yz months of fiscal 1984 total
about $2.S billion compared with
S1 .2 billion for all of 6scaJ 1983,"
Irvine-hued Auor's president and
chief operating officer, David Tap-
pan, told a group of security analysts
m Boston Wednesday.
However, Tappan sa.id be still
expecu the company wiU have declin-
ina profits for the rcll)ainder of this
fucal )'.e&r. On Tuesday, the compey aid its
net for the second period ending April
30 drop~ to S4. S million. or 5 cents
per share, compared to $31.1 million,
or 39 cents per share, in a similar
period last year. Revenues for the
guartcr dropped to Sl.2 billion from
$1.4 billion.
Fluor forms executive
office of the president
J. Robert Auor, chairman and ~hief executive officer of Auor Corp.,
has announced the formation of an
office of the president reporting to
David S. Tappan Jr., president and
chief operating offlCCr. Auor simul-
taneously announced corporate
promotions and personnel cbanges
approved by the board of directors at
its June 12 meetina.
Buck Mickel, who served as chair-
man of Auor's engineering and
construction group, and Charles N.
Cannon, formerly chairman of Fluor
Enaineers Inc., were named to the
new positions of vice chairmen of the
board and members of the office of
the president.
Auor said the two senior ex-
ecutives will devote themselves ex-
clusively to assistina president Tap-
pan in EclC market development and
Iona-range plannina as well u oper-
ations company-wide. The company
will benefit from this concentration
of effon at the hiahest management
level, be added.
Dean K.. Allen. director and presi-
dent of Auor Enaineers, succeeds
Mickel IS chainnan of the E&C
-sr<>UP· Huab K.. Coble, director and aroup
vice president-marketing, E&C
aroup, replaces Allen IS president of
Auor Enaineers.
Vincent L. Kontny has been
promoted from aroup vice president
to executive vice president of Auor
Engineers.
The promotions of Allen, Coble
and Kontny arc part of .pc manage-
ment succes.sion program Auor has
had under way for the past several
years to prepare for the normal
retirement of senior executives.
The board elected William D.
Trammell as corporate treasurer,
succeeding James M. Markert, who
rcsipled to accept a senior executive
position with another firm. Tram-
mell, a 15-year Auor employee, was
most recently assistant treasurer and
1eneral manager of project fi nancin_J.
He bas a bachelor s degree in
chemical engjneering from Tcxu
Technological University and a mas-
ter's degtce in business adminis-
tration from the University of Hous-
ton.
Fluor is an engineering, construc-
tion and natural resources company.
Andrus will hold
anniversary f ete
!rndrutt>!umbing in laguna &ach
will be celebrating its 36th an-
niversary on Saturday 9 a.m. to5
p.m .. with an open house celebration
at 855 Glenneyre SL Jay Andrus,
president., is inviting the public to
attend for refreshments, gifts and
prize drawings.
scheduled
Pending tax legislation and its
effect on investments will be d~
cussed at three setninars for bankers.,
broken and accountants next w.:ek in
Costa Mesa.
Titled "Some Things Never
Cbanae," the aemin.atl are briea
siven by J. Alexander Securities, IDc.,
based in downtown Los Angeles.
The two-hour presentation is
scheduled for noon on Tuesday at the
Westin South Coast Plaza hotel in
Costa Mesa.
Speakers will include James Alex-
ander. president of the sponsorina
firm; Eugene A. Hildreth, president of
Housing Development Group, Inc.;
and David Lillard, a tax attorney with
Borod and Huggins, a Memphis-
based law firm.
Tax-law changes, now being ham-
mered out in Washington by House
and Senate conferees, are aimed at
incrcasina federal revenue by restric-
ting and closing exemptions and
loopholes.
These pending restrictions. how-
ever. arc not being applied to tax-
incentive investments m apartment
houses with government-backed
mortgaJCS. according to Hildreth,.
whose San Rafael-based firm speciaJ-
izes in syndicating. marketing and
managing the apartment projects.
"Since 1969, ConlfC$S has gJven
these apartment investments prefer-
ential tax treatment.," Hildreth says,
"and all indications so far are that the
new tax will continue to do so.''
UPS ANO DOWNS -· .
dentwu really ap to wu pa!Dd.n& a SO-foot
tire OD& bWboud adftl'tbement for a local
tire oatlet.
Disney
tradiQg
under
probe
By tk Aued8 ... Preu
'f\le ew York Sud Elu:~ It
in\lest1ptin1 tradina in Wah DitnCJ
Productions shares be(~ the cdm-
pany announced it was buYina out a
dissident ~harcholdCT (or $125
million, an ncbangc ofliciil .aid.
The priocofWalt Dis.DC) 5'oCk fell
Wednesday for the third SltaiPtday.
While the excban.ae is took.inc at
tradirt1 in Disney for the put re.'
weeb, the investi&atioo is foe~
on the patter of 1rades made J une 8,
the day New York fu:w>eitt S.Uf P.
Steinbe11 announced a Llkeovtt bid
for Disney, said Don.aJd J. Solodat,
NYSE 9Ctlior vice president in~
of market survC11lance services.
rocusins on June 11, when Oi~t
board a~ved the bUy-001 of
St.ctnbeTK's 11:-l pen:el\I U)terca iD
the Burbank entertain.men\ COID•
pa.ny.
In a rela\ed development., a promi-
nent entertainment securities analyst
ed for the Sccu.rity and Excbanlie
Co mission to investipte possible
insider tradina ofl>isney shares bouts
before the buy-out was a.nnounoed.
.. I think the SEC bas to look int0
it," said Lee lscur. an analyst with
Paine Webber Mitchdl Hutchins Inc;
Disney stock dosed Wednesday 11
S49.125 a share, down Sl.62S on a
volume of s1s.290 shares.
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That•s an apt description of both business and
business people along th <:>rang eoast. To keep track of
where companies ar gotng and which people are helping
them get there.just watch 'Cr dft Line· -everydaytnttie
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1985 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD
ON ALL CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS! ..
HIGHEST QUALITY SALES & SERVICE!
THE HARD TO GET UNITS ARE IN STOCK NOW!
IT IS OUR POLICY ON
OUR PRICES REFLECT ONLY EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES PROVID•D WITH THE VEHICLE.
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Ready For
IMMEDIATE
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Cadillac relies on hi-tech
for new generation' of cars
GM uses automation extensively
at its specially built plant ---
Detroit -Cadillac's new generation 1985
front-wheel-drtve De Vllles and Fleetwood Sedan
are the end result of a vehicle development
program unparalled In the division's 82-year
history.
During vehicle development stages, extensive
computer slmulatlon was used ta-analyze designs
In an effort to provide structural strength and
durability, as well as high quallty fits, by minimizing
the variance between hood, fenders and doors.
To meet quality obfectlves, a new assembly
plant utilizing the latest In assembly technology was
designed and constructed. The GM Assembly
Division Orlon Plant -located In Lake Orlon,
Mlcfl.,-= demonstrates the level of commitment
behind these new-generation Cadillacs.
On a 492-acre site with 77 acres under one of
(an area the size of 70 football fields), the plant
represents an Investment of more than $600
million.
High quallty fits and finishes are made possible
by such engineering designs and manufacturing
techniques as one-piece Inner and outer door panel
stampings (for consistent, close-tolerance bullds),
slngl!_st~tlon side-frame assembly (for consistent
body aoor openings to eliminate flt variability),
"robogate" framing systems and computer-con-
trolled robot welding (for consistent build), as well
as such features as the new Integral bumper fillers
and rub strips that elimlnate seams and the
possible of unsightly gaps, and one-piece side
window frame moldings and gaskets that provide
optimum flt, assembly consistence and quality of
appearance.
Utilizing 138 computer-controlled robots, 87
percent of all body welds are ~rformed automatl ..
ally to ensure consistent, close-tolerance pro-
duction.
Other techniques. such as bonding door and
deck ltd hems to nearly eliminate spot welds, help
enhanoe appearance.
Also highly (lutomated Is the paint shop, wtiere
1~_computer-contf011ed robots apply primer, color
and top coats automatically. Paint finishes are
given two finishing coats of clear enamel for high
gloss and luster.
OYerall quality Is ensured by numerous other
automatic and computer-controlledprocesses,
such as the setting of front wheel caster and
camber, computer-controlled front and rear align-
ment, In-process electrical tests and vehicle
component verification, and thor~h vehlcie he
run tests.
The assembly process has been designed
responsive to reUablllty ob)ectlvee that are au
ported -not only by state-of-the-art t~nolOJ
-but by an operating philosophy baMd on "wo
groups," Increased problem sotvtng training, IJ
extensive personnel training.
The 1985 Cadlllac comes In three models ·
Coupe de VIiie, Sedan De VIiie and Fleetw04
Sedan -and feature front-wheel-drive, tu
Independent rear suspension, dlgltal fuel lnjectlc
and body-frame Integral construction.
• These new Cadillacs also uphold tradition I
maintaining and Improving upon tradltl0t'1
Cadillac values, such as six-passenger comfort at
smooth and quiet ride.
In addition, the luxury automoblles pla.
greater emphasis on driver and puaenger conv
nlence, responsive handling and steering ar
better maneuverability In tight spaces.
Other attributes Include a speedometer th
uses a speed sensor signal, replacing the tr
dltlonal speedometer cable. Electrically operate
rearvlew mirrors are available and are bo
controlled via a slide switch and four-way plv
control on the Instrument panel.
Cadillac also offers the only transvera
mounted front-wheel-drive V8 engine offered In
production car by any manufacturer worldwide.
A 4 .3 llter V6 diesel engine Is optional. It
teamed with a four-speed automatic overdrl1
transmission with conventional torque convert•
clutch.
An Electronic Control Module (ECM) lnclud4
expanded cabllltles. New EJectrlcal System Chee
Function provides compensation to help prevei
battery drain and alerts driver of charging syste
weakness to avoid discharged battery lnconyi
nlences.· ·• ~ ....
ECM diagnostics monitor systems, detect ar
record malfunctions, then display malfunctlc
codes during service.
A riew Body Computer Module (BCM)
standard with both gasoline and diesel engln.
equipped vehicles. Among Its feat,ures Is retalnE
accessory power to enable operation of pow.
windows and remote trunk lld release (standard c
Fleetwood, optlonal on OeVllle) for 10 minutes aft•
the Ignition Is turned off or untll any door Is open&
The BCM controls the Fuel Data Cent•
(standard with the DFI engine), providing a dlgtt
fuel gauge display and fuel data displays lncludlr
Instantaneous and average fuel economy, fuef use
and range.
The 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVUle, with front-wheel d.rlTe, more maneu-.erabWty.
Keep carburetor purring Cadillac
with eye to maintenan~e sales up
As with many finely machined parts serviced. I or May
of a car, the carburetor is highly Dirt that finds its way Into the fuel
vulnerable to d irt. • bowl of the carburetor can clog main
The fuel filter is designed to trap jets, metering rods, and a number of
most contaminants washed through other components In the carburetor.
the tuel system, Including grit, rust A clogged main Jet wlll upset the
and scale. When the fuel filter becom-air/fuel balance of the engine.
es overloaded with dirt, however, fuel Normal wear wlll affect carburetor
flow Is restricted. The, engine performance, too. The accelerator
stumbles and stalls. pump, for example, Is a case In point.
If dirt manages to get past the fuel This Is a plunger that provides extra
filter, it can become lodged In the fuel when the gas pedal ls depressed.
needle valve and seat assembly. This The neoprene ring eventually wears,
causes flooding-or, sometimes, a lean causing the engine to hesitate under
condition due to a sticking carburetor even light acceleration.
float. Carburetor service and replace--
At that point, says the Car Care ment of the pump should correct the
Council, It Is wise to have the car problem.
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WEVEJU5T-MAIJE.
OURNllOUJANS
EASIER TO HANDLE.
B:mk of America announces a new auto loan with a
set of options we've never had before.
No down payment. 10096 financing* on amounts of
$10,CXXl or more for new car or 1983·84 used cars. This
option is also available through participating dealers.
No payment due for 60 days. Use your car for up to
two months before your first payment 1s due.
Lower monthly e!f!!!mts. You can ~ve on interest
by having your payments made automaucally from
your checking or s:ivings account .
Extended term . Now you can get extended terms
when you ch our variable rote loons.
Offer good only througti July 24th. We've got the money,
'()don't delay. Apply now! Call (ROO) 227·7788 weekday ..
9 a m. to p m (<;.1turda)"
until S p.m.}, for more infor· BANH
mauon, or "lOP by »our ON THE .,
ncar~t branch. '"LEADER
•crrou qu.1l1ftt4!11on' mu!-1 ix in 1.
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DETROIT -Cedilla•
dealers reported a 7 .:
percent dally sales rat•
Increase for May 1984
compar·ed with th•
same month last year
Sales for May were th•
best In six years, ac
cording to John 0. Gret
tenberger, Cad Illa•
Motor Car Division gen
eral manager.
"Domestic deliverte:
for May totaled 30,00f
new cars compared wltt
26,891 units for th•
month a year ago,'
Grettenberger said
There were 26 aetllni
days In the period thl~
year. 25 a year ago.
"White total Cadllla•
sales are up In May, w.
are also very gratified b·
the atrong anc
enthualaatlc accep
tance of Cadlllac't all new 1985 front·wheel
drive De VIiie an•
Fleetwood Seda1
modela,'' he aald
"Since their lntroduc
tlon on April 5, a total o
10.SHSO of theM new
generation Cadillac
have been delivered."
C.-ctHIK ..... for th!
flnal reporting period o
May were 12,025 unite
up 7.8 percent on a dall·
rate bula from th!
9,914 cara 80ld a yea
ago. There were nl"4
~!~ daya In th•
perk>d ttili year, iight .
yeatllgO.
"Cadtllec..,.. for ttt-
1984 calendar )WI' an.
the 1984 model yel
alto continue to top tu
year'• leYell bY, IJQnlft cant margin•. ' ~ Gret
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~EONAR B, GOMEZ AND
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Corona Del Mar Hiib School anidua1c~ for 1984 are
S AlllStcfuo Albcnt, Andrew T. AJJ~n. Jo A. Albson, Mtchatl
· son, Em 0 . Altshultt, David J. Anderson, Ashle R ::f~ny, 1~ne.~ A{>~l.: Mojpo Arasteh, Allison W, Arlhcy
Da Uc ""· ':"wnh, ~ndra 'E. Atkew, Ann E. Auclmann' J mooHW. Balley. Chnstma Btr<1uist, Stephen M. 8anhJomcw: :!'!!! . Bas~. Sean 0 . 8atta£ha, Vincent J Batta&lua,,Rccd R .. ~uvwer, 8nan 8. Bennett_ ltobcn G. llcntJcy. 8cajamin R Birch. Michele A. Bu'd, Jon 8. Bjorklund. Natai1c l Boehm M1chacl J . Boeke. ' •
Robe~ C Bond. Annme M. Bond!. Bethna Botsch Ben L
Boyer. Juhc C Boyle, Pa.age L Brennan, Marci R. BrettS: Neil P Brians, Courtney L Bnngold, Cherilyn J. Brucy, Ka.i Broms, Je~y H. Brown, Matthew L Brpwn. P9tncia L Brown. Tnsha J. Brownell, Rotxn S. Brownlna. R. Scott Brownsberger lam R
Buchan, Mep.n L. Burle. P9ul S. Burke, John D. Bums. Kevin P.
Cacavatla. Teresa P. "-1aas. Debbie M. Callihan. Darcey E
Campbell, Ben Campo, Mitchell K. Chnsuanson.
John 0 . Cbytrau.s, Wynne E. Clance, Todd C. Clary, Jeffery
. Oemencc. K.ttth A Ocvcland, Elhou H. Colla, Malhcw N
CC?U101. Su.zan.nc R. Connelly. Bndget A. Connors, Lisa. M. Cook Elua~th T. Cooper, Ph1hp S. Corea, Thomas S. Coulter. John F:
Cunrunaham, Dawn Cumn. Jody 0 Cunis. Frederick Cutler,
Orqory A. . Cutler, Leo Daboub, Scott M. Dalton. Michelle
David, Ten 0 . Davis, Christa M. Deremiah. Jennifer L
Dercycrc, Coll~n M. DewaJd. Simon J. Dillon. Lisa C. Ensign. Jen~fer· C. Ertina.cr. Cathcnne L Esnard. Thomas 8. Estes.
Afsbin Etcbar, Mana T Finch. Richard C. Flanzer, Ross S.
Fle'!'er, KeUy M. Flinton, EJu.abeth M. Foley. Marc T. Ford,
Cbnstopher J. Fosler, Jessica Foumell, He1d1 A. Freundt, Bradley J. Fryer, Dean W. Fulton.
Cheryl B. Gabnelian. Raymond M. Gage. Erin E. Gallagher,
Shannon M . Gardner. Chnstopher N Garn, Daniel J. Garratt,
Mark M. Gazda. Wendi Geiler, John W. Gerst. Michelle F.
Oettlcman, Gregory B. Giddinss. Carla M . Gillard, Jennifer L.
Glenn, Juhe A. Godfrey, Kristi R. Goff, Amber L. Golden,
Samantha H. Goldstetn, Heather L Goodbody, Michelle M. Goodrow, Jeffrey L Gould, James R. Graham, Kelly L Graham.
Suzanne Y. Graham. Grcgory M. Greco. Scott R. Grttn, Alan R.
Grcefl»,rd. Kurt G. Gutsncss.
-&fa KrJ!mi . ndall A. Hall • .Kosty A. Harmon, Sarah
Harmor:a. Pamela J Hamnston, Cynda D. Harwood. Breu E.
Hempb11l, Lcshe A. Hendnckson, Lmda L Herndon. Anne M
Hilbert. Donald G Hillard. Jane M. Hillis. Frank C. Hmman,
Kimberly 0. Hoagland, L1nderC. Hobbs.Jr .. Steplan1e L Hoch.
Wayne L Hofstetter, Enc R. Holmgttn. Rtclurd A. Holt. Robert
R. Hoose. Michael J. Hom. John D . Hostetler. Ela.inc M Hou~ls.J1lber HovagJmyan. Juhe C. Howard, Brett D. Hughes.
Jenrufcr L Hughes.
lance A. Hunter, Susan E. lier. Laa J. lmberruno Lisa M
Irvin, David A. Jacobs. Kirsten M. Jacobson, Wendy i.. Jawor,
Eric C. Jaye, Andrew W. Jeffs. Stefan C. Jettmias. Annette K..
Jobnsson, Kim Johnson~RonaJd T. Johnson. Catherine J . Jones.
Jeanette L Jones, Kaua L. Jopcs. Tracy L. Jones. David C. Y K.a.na. Grcaory R. Kaz.en. Michael Kclky, Willam R. Kendall,
Julia L K.cniian. Ana.eta Kim, Eric J. Kinsman, Christopher H.
Kirsch. Russell C. Klein. Darrin A. Klotz.
Neil .l.i· Koffler. Cynthia A. Koon~. Mlkako Koyama, Sylvia
Koyoum11an, Scepan D. Kral. David W. Krassner. Claire E.
Krupp David E Kruse, John P. Kuhl, Susan C. Lambe. Bnan E
Lampman. Joshua R. laptn. Mimi L Lathan. Allyson J. Lawler.
Corey Leason. Ryan P. Ltt, Helen P. Lemmon. Jennifer M.
Lester. Burton J. Lcvioe. Joan D. Liechty, David M. Lincoln
Dsvid E. Litwack. Joan E. Loos. Shawn M. Lortie. Steven w·
Lumsdon, Bradley P. MacM1lhn. Jennifer A. Maher.
Kelly L. Malcomb, Craig A. Manchester. Kirk Maoclarl
Monique M. Marengo, Bren S Marlowe. David J. Maroti.a: Brynn~· Mason. Mark E. Massan, Knst1n L. McClain, Molly 4..
McClain, Joo W. McOintock II. Make W. MCC-orm1clc. Jennifer
A. McCnckcrd, Hunter F. McGee. Tra~y A. McGrath, Kara M.
McGumness, Jill C. Mclean. Knsty McNamec. Vicky S.
McPea.k., Elizabeth A. McQuo1d, Tanya S. McVe1gh, Kathleen A.
Mears, Peter 8. Mcssenscr. Fchc1a A. Miller. Cathleen E.M1lls.
David 8. M oon. Kctlh A. Moore
Robert M. MordkJn. John 8. Morrow. Teresa L M::>rrow.
Mary C. Mosmann, Tony MotaJcef. Paul C. Musco, Melinda A.
Myerson, Karin E. Mynck.. Miki Naptan1, Leslie E.Ncal. James
P. Neff, Nancy A. Neff. Anthony N. Ncse. Marcia C. Neville.
Francis R. Nichol, Matthew S. Nielsen. Erik A. Noms. Kristen R.
Ochs. Chiho Onozuka. Kevin C. Ordahl, Christopher D. OrT.
Marie D. Osgood, Frank 8. Padilla. Marie R. Palmer, Alicia K.
Paquette. Karen E. Pas. Elizabeth M. Peck.
Michael R. Peters. Evan M. Petersen. Bnan M. Pettts. Lon
M . Phillips, Stacey L. Ptllsbury, Eltzabeth M . Pint. Jennifer E.
Piper, Linda M. Pitcher. Robert A. Polonsky. Laura L. Pomeroy,
Steven S. Ponzio, Nancy A. Pope. Christine E. Poner. Jeffrey A. ~hcl, David M. Propp, Donald W. Pryor. Anabella 0 .
Quevedo. Jiii L. Randle. Stacy l. Rau. Gary£. Rausch. Enc D.
Rausin, Audrey 0 . Regner. Jennifer H. Reite. Marpret L.
Rcvely, Laura A. Ridley. Kun E. Reider. M onique L. Rigaud.
Scott C. R1mland. Mana Rios. Juhe A. River. Dominique C.
Roark. James 0 . Roberts. Chnstina M. Rodgers. AndttS J
Rodrilucz. Grqory S Roelle, Gregory G . Rokos. Lisa Romney.
Midlelle L. Root. Jusune R. Rosenbeck. Renee E. Rubcns.
Donald A. Russell, Holhe J . Russell. Susan R. Runer • .\ndrew M
Sapona.ro, Raymond A. Sawan. Tracy L. Schmidt. Karl Yon
Scbnua, Brent S. Schoenbaum. Betsy I. Schwarcz. K.nsun A
Schwellenbach. Kevm A Seely, Susan M. Seel), Zachary A.
Sc.Iden, Eric A. Scllas
Steve M. Sclhnger, Kier l. Shapiro. Stephen M. Shapiro,
Rodoey C. Sheppard. Hiroshi Shiba, Enk A. Sic. Gerald G . Siemoo~Sandra K.. Simmons, Jeffrey P. Sklansky, JeffE. Smith.
Stacy K. Snow, Ahson D. Spear, Les T. Starnes. Amy E. Stauffer.
J uon W . Stebbins, Robert J. Stefano. Joseph J. Stokes. Peter T .
Stou&hton. Keri A. Sussman. Kelly A. Sutter. Stephen J. Sutton,
Jonathan A. Thatcher, ApnJ A. Thompson, J. Carrie Thompson,
J ulie Tidy, Stephen J. Toa.I. Andrew R. Tosh.
Ho~anh Tranloem, Mojgun Vahdat. Kimberly l. Valen-
tine, Lcshc A. Van Dell, Saskja J. Vanderwal. Douglas A. Vaman.
Caroline C. Vanplantinga. Gonzalo M . Vasquez.. Jennifer T .
Velde James L. Villers. Jr .. Shawna L Volpe. Leslie M. Wachter. David F. Walker. Eric H. Walker. Cyndy L Ward, Jill H.
Wardrup, Andrew A. WamCT, Nancy P. Waters. Ahson H.
Wauon, Paul L Watson. Lisa A. Weinberger. Nina We1sshaar.
Erin A. Werner, Matthew G. Wesner. Shawn K. White5ell. Kevin
P. Wilkes. Amy E. Williams.
Tyra G . Wolfsberi. Ronald S Wolfshagcn. Michael L
Wood. Jenny G .Woodbum. Richard R. Woolcott. Dwaine D.
Wri&hli Jennifer D. Yates. Sean W. Yeager. Bryan A. Yeater,
Katfacnne H Yon. David P. Youns. ~ymour H. Yu. Raymond
L. Zahradruk. Michael A. Z1ober.
Trval Meed M/Ofltt MIMe ,_ l•IMESA TAUC~ AE.~TALI 1.-e Mtten lo ptotect row ,._. ( )M[SA A.ENT AUS. ~
•n1. It "'llY • ..w 11t • flw.o Blvd CO.ta,_. Callt t162? lale. ff ,OU ftffd M .. ,.._........ Dan f"9f911 HOOV11t. 1 'Tustin
the l'lehwe Of IM ,_,ecwdl"f A>1e. Costa MIN c.t.t t26J7
....... JM!, JOU ''**' cent.et • Wjlllam J Suthattand, 4915 Ootd· i.wr-. eti Anay,, Aancno Pllloe V•del
On 08122112 et 1 I 00 a m C hf 90274 SUNKJST &ERlllC€ COMPANY Ron L.. ~. 158) r_.un Aw ,
lhe duly •PPollll.0 TruatM un<* Co.ta Mew, c.tlf. m21
••ld purauant to Deed of Trvlt Ille--Th•• ~ 19 con<S\.ICl«I t>y a
c:or6e<l on 04/ IS/12 aa Ooelll'Mnl oener11 pattnerahlp
no 82· 129939 Of Ofrlc•al R41co<da 1n 0111 Hoo~
lh• ottice of the ~ordet of Ortneie fhl1 ttatelMl'll w fll.t w11n tM
County, Cal1fotnla ••eeuted by Wll· CouJ'lty Cleric of Oranoe Countv on
lletn a Borthwlek. an unmerrled May 11. 11184 ,_10I
man. WILL SELL A f PUBLIC AUC· Publllhed Ofeoge Coe.at O.lly TION TO THE t110HEST BIOOEA Piiot May 25, June 1, 8. 15, 11164 FOR CASH. (pay•~ at lime of HJe ~7«).84
In lawful .moqey Of the United Stataa) 11 the South front entranoe P\8.IC NOTIC(
to the Orange Cou111y Old f'tCTITIOUa -·•-sa Cour1l'IOUM, 211 W Sonte Ana -.-Boulevatd. Ctty of Santa Ana State NAME ITATIMINT of Calilornl1 Ill rigl'tt. tit~ and The lottowlog penon1 ar• doing
lnferHt conveyed to end now held bvslneaa • by 11 under Deed of Trull in tile PROFESSIONAL COMPUTER
pre>p«ty tituat.O in aald County SYSTEMS ' SUPPORT 322 11th
CalJfOfnla ~•bing 1,,. land 1~ St . Hun1tog1on 8"ctt, CeRt 92e41 In Jacit Pr•tl. 322 18th St. Hunt·
DESCRIPTION logton BMc:h, Cahl 112M8
A conoomtnlum compriMd of James Hla. 21116'h St
Parcel 1· an undlVlded 11181h 8 Huntington eeectt. Calrl 92848
tnter•t 1n ancs :o Loi 1 of Traet Thia buSI,_ 1• conducted l'>J a
t 1228 1n the Cny 01 Coat• M"a. oe:;*81 ~neBhlp
Count'( ol Orange State ol Call-ames 1
tornaa u per map rac:Otded in Book Thia statement was f1i.o with tile
480. pagea •5 and 4e In the Oita of County Ci.tk of Orange County on
the County A.eC>fder ol Mid county May l6. 11184 f'Mt111
Except tllerelrom Unlls 1 through Pubttsfled Orange Cout Delly
18 u 1n~ on the Condominium Polot May 25. June 1 8 15. 1984
Ptan recOfded In Book 14 tt9, page 2758-84
1964 and r•rec:0<o.d 111 8ook 1111m•1c NOTICE 14268, page 674, Oftlc:lal ~ds , ____ rUUL ______ _
Atao uc:ept therefrom all thOM ex-FICTmous BUllNlll
ch.11111• HHment1 for patio NAME ITATEMEllfT
purposea ae •hown on the Con-The followlng peraons 11e doiog domlnlum Plan above ralerred to bu11neas u
Parcel 2 Unit E-2 IS shown on Ille SIERRA WRECKING, 17 16 Ala·
Condominium Plan ref..-red to in bama. Hunltnglon Beach, Call! Parcet 1 above 92648
Par<* 3 An exelu11ve easement James Gerald McKenzie. 17 18 lor patio purpoM1 over lhll portion Alabama Hunt1ng1on 8each. Callf of the restricted common wea de· 92648
scribed IS P·E·2 on 1119 above re-Dean Sweeney, 105 Via Yella,
ferred to Condominium Plan Newport Baach, Callf 92680
For Information only Code This business 15 c:one1uc1eo by· a
15-006 AP No 9311-07-01 t general partnership
The str .. 1 addr... and 0111« James G Mc:Kemi.
common dellgnatlon. If any. of Ille This statement waa 111ec1 wl1h tne
real property dacrtbed lbove Is County Clef1I ot Orange County on
purporteo to be 350 Avoceoo May 17 11184 f24115e
•E-2. Costa Mesa, CA~7 Pu<shed Ofange Coast Daily
The under11gfled Trust.. dts-Pilol May 25 June 1. 8. 15. 11184 cialms any llablllly for eny Incorrect· 2763-34 neu of the 1treet addrna and other ________ .....;;;.....;;...;;...;_
common deiSfgnauon. 11 any. Shown Pl&.JC NOTIC£
heretn If tM strMI addreas or other -----------~mmon Ofl!GnaOon of the prop. FICTITIOUS BUSfNEIS
eny ts not lndk:at.O hereon dlrec· NAME STATEMENT
tlOt\s to Ille propeny may be ob-The followlng persons are dOlng
tamed from Ille ~ltetary hlf .. n business as· .
named pursuant 10 a wrttt.,, r• C 4 E CONSTRUCTION. Malliog
quest svbmttled 10 aaid bene1tc:1ary Addreu· P O Box 7200. Cotta
within ten d•Y• from the ftrsl pubU-Mesa, CA 926211
cauon of 11111 notte1 Edward L Espo1110, 675
BENEFICIARY State Sa111ogs aod Parkvtew Of .• Elsinore, CA 92330
Loan Association, 222 N El Dorado, Chano CamanllO, 18576 Barrett
Stockton. CA 95202 Phone Ln. Sllflta Ana. CA 92705
(209)948-1116 This business is conducted by a
Said sale will be made. bvl general partnership
without c;onvenant or warranty, ex-Edward E.spo$ilo
press or Implied. ragardlno title, This statement was filed wUh the
postesslOn, or encumbtances, In-Counly Clerk of Orange County on
cludl"!I tees a. charges and ex· May 17. 1984 f241141
penMS of the TrustM and of the Pubhsfled Orange Coast Dally
trusts created oy said Deed of Piiot May 25, June 1, 8. 15. 198'4 Tru11, to pay the (9malnlng prlnCJpal 2766-84
sums of the note(sl MCured by Mid -----------
Deecl or Trust lo wlt $37.500 00 P\8.IC NOTICE wtlh 1nter&SI th«eon trom 4/5/82 at -----------17 75•,, per annum as provtOed In RCTITIOUS BUltNEIS
said not.Cit plus all costs, Charges NAME ITATDIENT and any and ell adv1nce1. Ibe loltowlng peraons ere oomg
S1 0411 47 with fnteresl bvsmess as The beneficiary unoe< said Deed AFAB ELECTRONICS, 305 17th
.of Trust hefetofore executed and St +iununglon ee.:h. Callf 92648
Oehvered to the underllgned •writ-Jahn Jerome Hogan. 205 15th
le<\ Q9clatlllOl'l ot Oelault ano De-$1 Huntington Beactl. cai.t 92648
man<flbf Sale. and a wnuen Notic. V•gll Mc:Kedden Fleming. 238 of Default and Elec:tlon to Sell Thi Ave Serra San CMmente, Celif
underllgf'fed QU.CS aa-o Notte9 ol 92672
Defeult 1.nd Efectton to s... 10 be Thit t>usin.s Is con<Sucteo by • recorded tn the county wt\ere the general partnersntc>
real pr~ 11 located John J Hogan .
.:>ATE Mar 18, 11134 Thi• statement was filed with lhe
SUNKIST SERVICE COMPANY, County Cletk ol Orange County on
a corpor1t1on May t6 1984 f~tOS
BY Sue Henllee. Trust .. Sale Ot-Publlshed Orange Coast Daily
lieer 234 North El Dotado Street. P1101 May 25. June 1. 8, 15. 1984
P 0 Drawer D. S1ockton. CA 2761-84
95201 (209)948-1116
Published Orange Coast Dally P110t
June I, 8. 15. 1984 2897-84
POOL.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
ERNEST D. SALMON AND
OF PETITION TO ADMIN·
ISTE R EST ATE N'O.
Al%3S40
To aU heirs, benef1cianes,
creditors and c:onungent
creditors' of ERNEST D
SALMON and persons who
may be otherwise interested
in the will and or est.ate
NllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USIN£1S
NAME STA TEMfNT
The following persons are dolog
business as.
SELECTED ENTERPRISES. 11 Songsparrow, Irvine. CA 92714
Selected Audio Vlsual Inter-
national Inc 11 Songsparrow,
lrvtne CA 92714
This bvs1nesa •s conc:tucteo by a
corporauon
~arry G Ebedes
This statement was !tied with the
County Cler1I of Orange County on
May 14 1984 f245111
Pubhshed Orange Coast D.,ly
Pilot June 1. 8. 15 22 1984 2903.34
NllC NOTICE
A petlllon has been filed
by BITH WILLIAMS 111 the
Superior Court of Orange
County requesting that AC~':,..-u
BITH WlLLlAMS be ap-NAME STATEMENT
pointed as personal rep-The tollOwlng person is d04ng
resent.alive to administer the bvs1nes.s as
estate of ERNEST D DEERE ENTERPRISES. 336-4-30
SALMON (under the Inde-Pu~:.=·=~=~~~~
pendent Admm1strat1on of Punta Alta Laguna Huts, CA.112653
Est.ates Act). The petlllon 1s This bvsin.ss Is condve1ed by an lndtvldual set for hearing m Dept. No. 3 Beatrice D. Kessler
at 700 C1v1c Center Dr.. This statement was lli.d with the
West. Sant.a. Ana, CA 92701 County Clerk of Orange County on
on July 6. 1984 at 9:30 A .M May 3· l984 F24501t
lF YOU OBJECT to the Publlshed Orange Coast Dally Piiot June t, 8, 15. 22, 11184 granting of the petll1on. you 288Hl4
should either appear at th ----PlEU--C-NO_TIC_E ____ __
hearing and state you objec· ----------
t1ons or file written objec-FtCTmous BU8'N£U
tions with the rourt befor NAME STATEMEHT The IOllOWU'9 persona are dOlog the hearing Your appear t>v~ u ELECTRONIC TELE·
ance may be m person orb COMMUNICATION ENTERPRISES
vour attorney 265 S Antta. Su11e t 10 Orange CA . • 92668
IF YOU ARE A C REDI-This bvsmeu is conducted by
TOR or a ronungent credno COfe>oratlOl'l
of tht• dt'("Casc'<i, vou mus Glen Bushway Preaidenl
hit' vour l'latm ;,_,.1th th Th11 1tatM*lt \lltas med with 111e · . County Clerk of Or11n99 County on rourt or prt'S('Tlt 1t to thl" pt'T· May 2~ 19a.t ~ Pt8UC NOTIC£ Ptlll.IC NOTICE sonal represenlallve ap· Publisn.d Orange Cout oa.ty
f1CTTTIOOI au..... flCTITIOUS au...-11 pointed by tht:> rourt Within Pltot June 8. 15. 22. 29. t~
NAiii ITATl'MINT NAME STAlTMENT four months frun-1 the datt.-o f F 1
ni. tolloWlog per.on• •• d04ng The totlowiog petson 11 0<>1og first u;suance o f ll"tters
bullneu u business as provided m S«t1on 700 o
AMIRICAN JEWELRY ANO SUE'S SEASo,..·s. 10687 th"' Pro'--tn Cod .. of Call· FICTITIOUS au ..... LOAN. 1145 Biker Street •D. Braeswood. Way, Stanton. Ce.Hf " "" .. " NAME ITATEMOtT
eo.ta ~ CA t2828 90680 Carma Thl' time for CH.an The 1o11owmg penon 11 dolf111
Thia tiue1neea ii conduct.0 by· Sue Lene Laas1g. 10587 claims will not expire pno t>usinea a.
a.neral Pwtnerllllp BraeawOOd Way, Stanton. Calif to four months from the da FLOWERWORKS. 1363 Galexy Kenneth Cltl'tl ~ 3117 S ~ 90680 Dr • Newp«t 8Hch. Ca11t 112te0 Melt. 8'1111 Ana. CA t27CM Thi• bullneU 11 conducted by 11n of the.' hearing nottced above. Bat Dar• 01it>man. 1383 oaiaxy
Dona1C1 Stec>Mn $uttty, 31i8 S. lndMdu.. YOU MAY EXAMIN Dr . Newport Beactt. Cellt 1126e0
..,. Dr. Stnt• Ana. CA 1127M. Sut Lane t.aulg I thP file kept by the rourt. I Thi• bullfM!n .. conduc*1 by M
Thia •tate<Mnt ._. m.cs wttl't the Thll statement w11 fled with the vou A.rt' interested m the es 1od1vtdueJ County Clerk Of Orange Coullty on C°'-!ntY Cllrk ol Orange County on • • eart>are Glab!Nn
May l&. 1~ June 1 ttM Late. you ~y serv<' upon tht." Th11 ttetement wu t1i.d wltft the
'241121 '147IU executor or dmin1stnator. CO\mlY Cieri! of Orenge County Ql'I Publllhed Orengt COllt Otllty Publllhed Otange Coast Dally upon tM ouornev for the l'X· June•· 1~
P\8.JC NOTICE
ISTER E TAT 'Gt A·lUHt •
Tu all htlrs. f
credlt0n aand ron\Jnl1)nt
redn.urs CJf 1.. NA:R 8
GOMEZ, aka NORA
GOMEZ and· who
~}' ~ Olhtrwuie ln~ led
in th~ w1U and/or ca~.
A peuuon has ht>t:n Oled
by HF..C."TOR OOMtz in the
Supt:nor C.OW'1 of Orangf' rn1nai-. CA and ~ •I Of lmpr~t Act of 1111 C~_u~nty reque1hn1 that Dafor112oopm .• Mond11Y.Juty2, Actlneuponfhe~oflN
HIOC'l'OI\ OOMF:l be •P-~f4b.a~v:~ :::=' :_,~ Chy Counoll. trie Pudit wen.-~
po10\A!d Bii penon.11 tf'p· IM Adnlll\19ttauon &uudlno: eon. ~:~=;:~~=
re!lenLaUVCI to admtrusU>t ~ lwenc.e Rool'l'I TO COH&lRUCT 10 Che o-nera 01
t"State or LEONAR 8 . All expen&ee of talUQe Md, .. berwfrttlld P'OJ*'tp ,,, Mid Oly
C 0 M £ Z n k a N 0 RA ~al are tile re.spona.blllty °' the blOcll. • ~.-Id OWIW9 to con-• 9lJC09Ntltl b Odcw(tl SalM lait wfl t~ C*'llincJ ~t concr•e-.. COM.a (under the lnde. be added 10 au qu0i.1ion. ~ ~· ~ Mid bloca to the ~
pendent Admln!At.rallon ol valid ret..i '**tu perm« nuJTl.bW CllbOl'll of the City. and to the &tat Act) The peutaon ta "aibmltted with bid form ar1ldea lrw:I ~t "'°""1 on
f h r... Payment In full .,,_. M mllda City of H9wpott &aecn Ora~ Ho set or ..-a.ring sn ~pl No. or¥1tl'tin tew1r1 CSfYI of Ille aw11cMg of A·5106-S on 111a 1n ttie otfto9I of vie
at 700 C1v1c Cen~r Dr .. thel&le PvbUc: WOttct ~~of the
Wt'llt, Santa Ana. CA 92701 TM Sokd t..vte the ngn1 lo Oty
on JuJy 6. 1~64 at 930 A.M ~~ty • ~~ ~ rl~tuc:tionienotCOfM .. IOld
lF You 0 0 n.-,...... -·z Of If. ___ .. , In .. ,. \#!thin ei•ty 01)'1 ttom lfle of
u.J &:A.. I to the ~tog Al ma~--ate ldd In ., lM l'IOhCe, and dllgeft1'y afld
grantmg ot the pt'Ut10n. you as"·..,._.• c:OondltlOn The dl9-wrttho\11 ll'lterruption proeec:utecf IO
s hould either appear 111' the-trlCt m•• no guarani-. wn~ °' Clllmp69laon the City of "'"'*' h . and impllacl, " to the condition of any e..a, .._ c;..,.. ni. wort! to b9 eanng state you ob,JeC-item Item• may b9 witrleltawn from done ancs u. 009*.,.... bl a...,. Of'I
uons or hl.e wntle.'n ob)l'C~ .-. 11 /eq.Jllled, P'!Of 19 bid acc.p. ..,. Pfoe>er1t
uons with the court before l8"Ce A E A public heertng w11 bl l*d .i
the hearme Your appear-~c:nasang = 130 PM °"June 2!1, 1914, 1n the
ance may be m penon or by Publllh9d Orange Coast Dallr PtlOt ~ C.:::,,, ~d~
your attorney June 15 22. 1984 8-a\. Califomla, to near'~.,_.
IF YOU ARE A CREDI-F·3S upon ll'Y proteat• Of oC>iectianl
TOR or a contmgent creditor PtBUC M)TIC( :!_lefl may be rWad by tnY pr~
of thl' deceased. you must ..,.,. i;;i:r.,7in ~ :;:11:~ PMOfl
file your claim with the NOT1CE OF TROIT'£E'S Ml.& Oalad, June 11. tlM
t'Ourt or present It to the per· T.&. ~ .,.. .. 1 WANDA E. ANDERSEN I YOU ARE IN 0£FAUL T UNDER A Cily Clerk sona representative ap· DE£DOFTRUST.DATED t2-n.e1 Publlllhed Orange County Dally
pointed by the court withm UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Ptlot June 13 and 15, 1114
four months from the date o{ PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT Wf...41
first muanc.-e of letters as MAYBESOLOATAPUBUCSALE.
d -...1 c _ . IF YOV NEED AN EXPt.ANATIOH prov1 ot:U in ~uan 700 of OF THE NATURE OF THE ---------;..;..;...;...;;.. __ _
the Probate Code of Cab-PROCEEDINGAGAJNSTYOV, YOU
forrua The time for f1hng SHOVLO CONTACT A LAWYER.
clam\S wiU nol expire prior On June 22. 11184 al t 15 a..rn . Federal NatloNll Mortgege AMoQa.. bUSlneM •: to four months from the date uon. u duly a?POtn1ed T.rwe. JAMES MOREL.AHO COMPANV.
of the hearing nouced above und• and pursuaAC~ao.J)eed of 3001 E9n Pt.ce Orw.ge Calaf
YOU MAY EXAMINE Tn.111 reeOfded JanuwY4;.,._,,. 92t6t
tnst No 82--00002~. of Olfbal R9-,,.,,_ L•l• MOfetMO. 33.4 the hie kept by the court. U cords 111 ,,,. offloe °' the County Pinac:r-• Oo>1e. Lagw. Beech,
you an.a interested m the es-Recoto.-ot Orange. state ot eaa. Calif 129.$1
tale, you may serve upon the fornta WILL SELL AT PU8UC AUC. Tr.~ II conducted by,.,,
adm TION TO HIGHEST Bl~ FOR inCIMduel executor or irustrator. or CASH OR CASHIER'S CtiECK(plly-,J.,,.. L Mor.i.ncl
upon the attorney for the ex-Ible., ttme of .... .,, i.wt\A ~ Thia ttatement wu tt6ad ••ttt the
ecuU>r or adrrumstrator. and of Ille Untied Statee) et the front County a... of Orange County on
file with the court with entrance to the Old Orange County ~ 7, 11184
f f ~-Courthoule. ioc:ate0 on Santa A.ne ncna proo o IK'rvlce. a wntten BIYd . ~.._..,.. Svc;amote St & Publlllled Orange Coaat Oely
request staung that you de· Broadway, Sant•~ CalforNa a11 Ptl01 ~ 15 22.. 21. ~ e, 1tM
sire speaal not.lee of the fil. rlgnt. true, and Inter• c:onyeyecl 10 F27
ng f . to d and now hdd by It undet Mid Deed .. _ II' lllll'lftH' 1 ° an mven ry an ap-of Tn.tst in the propetty lituated In ,._ ""'-.
praisement of estate assets or Aid County and State deecnbed u · -----------
of the peut1ons or accounts Lot 72 of Trac;t No 1112. 1n tt1e HCltUOUS .,...U
mentioned tn Secuon 1200 City of Costa Mesa. u Pll map The ~ :• .'! dc*lg
and 1200 5 of the California recorded In Book 50. Peoe 32 to sa. ..._ea: lnc:lustve of mi9cellaneoua ~ In .._.,_ ~n~.. ..~ .... Probate Code tile office of tile County A.corder of NEW nvn.~ UNU .. ,.' ~.
TR 0 MAS WILL I AM said County f~:omona Ave. eo.ta ......_CA
BLODGETI Except all cruoe oil. petr<>*tm. Thll tiuw.... • conducted by
1976• M A b Bl d gas, brea. uphattum. and Ill klno-1 ........ ~ .... ' ac rt •r v ., dred sut>stanc:ee and other minerlll ,..,.,,,....... Suite 300 under and tn said !Md except the Wilma K. ~. 2275 Pomona
Irvine, CA. 9171 s right to use any por11on of the 1Ur· A~.;.~~!;! :1 wlttl tM
851-5855 lace of Ille land fOf Ol'llllng OC*· County Cllr1I of Or'Mg9 ColJn1Y on atf()n. nunlng or ~ CIC ..
Published Orange Cg;.st ktndl inclUding but not exdu9llle o1 May 25· 1H4 ,.._.
Dally Ptlot June 8. 9. 15. 1984 Oii Wiii drilllog, Oii IM\llapment, PublaShed Orange COMl Daly
FS.5 m.nong op«atlOnl. 1ogetfter "'"'1 U. ....... ~ -I 15 ---.. -----------•~ ol said IUt'f.ce lor Oii. .... ,.....,. _,. • • "'·""" ~ P\B.IC NOTIC[ ~.,... ~ ""'*'O ~atlOna
•
_______ ....;.,;; ___ Of shahs. P"Mded. ~. the
FICTITtOUS 8USMEU aatne 9"811 not b9 c:onetNad IO PlllJC llJ1U F1CTITIOUS 9U II 2A
\ ~ ITATDIQfT P<OMHI slllflt d'*'g or 1'dl Olher Mm STATW r~ per90m .,. doing oe>«attOnS ..nteti in no..._ U9a or 1n The ~ penoc\ • OOillrg t>ueaneee a an; -'I attec:t the~ rtgtrt.a CIC .,... UA,_,. ~a&
(a)COMPU· TARIAL SERVJCES said ~ .. and wtuctl do not enter The tclow4r'O perlOnl •• ~ ECl.ECTIC, 11m .........
fb)PARKER GENEALOGY COM-said land a.I a potnf ..... l'-500 ~--sun. 203B, Huntington ..... PUTE~ SEAVIC£. 240 E. 16th P1.ce leet to Mid lurtac:ie, • ,_..,.., In IHHERVlSIOHS, -,~ f SllY~ CMf t264e 11 Coall Meea Cat.t t2627 Ille Deed tl'om Ednafl Race c.pron Cltde, ~ J, lrWle. CA 9"14 ~-.JGM,. 81M1 ~
Oan A Petker, 240 E 161'1 Place recorded ~3, 1953. In bo<* Cat,,.,,.. Gay ~. 1~ Of Hun1ington 8-tl, C.-t2MI
t ' Costa Mesa Caltt 92127 2«6 page 82. Offldal Aecot'dl ~. Gardafl Otowe. CA. 92M4 This~ la condUc:btd by..,,
Pauline A P1rker 240 E 16th Truator or record~ Randel Cattty Mc:Aul9)' indMdU4ll Place 0. ~ • llngle man T'hd ltlltell'Wlt -llad wit\ the Sllwt¥er..John
11. COSll M .... Caht 92627 The strwt actareu .,., other County CWtl ol °'lflOe County on This si.i.ment ... ,..,..,. ..
Tht• t>usineu 1s conducted by an common designation, If any. of the May 10. 11184 County a.rt( ot Orange Count'/ °"
indl\lldual real proe>ertY ~lbed above 19 ~ June 7, 1t~ ~
Paultne A Parker l>UfJ>Ofled to be. 2083 State All· PublW!ed Orange ~ Dally Pu~ Oraoge eo.t o.ly
This statement was hied with the enue. Coate Mesa, California P110t June I, 15. 22. 29, tN4 Piiot June 15. 22. 29, Jufy 4. 1914
County Clerk ol Orange County on The uncsenlQned Trustee d.-. F-19 F25 May t7 1984 claims any liablllty lor any lnoOf'rect·
f2tl153 nessol thestreet addreuand other ---
Published Orange Cout Daily common deslgneuon, rf any, lh<>wn I I ~---------
Pilot M1y 25 June 1. 8. 15 1934 hesreln .. .. 2764-8• IJd sale ... 11 be made but -----------1 wilhOut coYenanl Of warranty. ex·
-___ flte_l_IC_NO_TIC_E ___ 1Press or Implied reg¥ding Utle. JOHNSON father of Lelah Sara and ~. or encumbrancea. to · . • FICTITIOUS aus..-as pay tile unpa.d belanoe ot the ER s K r N E J 0 H N s 0 N Brendon. Ordained nurust.er
NAME ITATEMENT notl(sl secured by ...0 Deed of passed away tn Newport o( the Assemblles of God, U
The fOllow1og persons are ooing Trust t<>-'MI $120.188 33 ES1 in-Beach. Ca on June 14, 1984. S Army Chaplain in the bu~ri:~T~LLIS ITALIAN FAMILY ~~:.1r!t~='t:!i~~ Beloved husband of Isabel. IOlst Infantry, Germany.
RESTAURANT 9430 Waroer Ave said Deed oC Tn.ist, lees d\argee adored father of, Ronald World War Il, 7th ln.1antry.
Unit H Founta.n Valley Caltf 92708 and expenMS of the Tru11ee and of Johnson and Kathleen For· Korea in V~t Nam and also
Arthur Donatelli 3385 Sum· U~ trusts created by said Deed of tner gr~a\her of Atvw.n a me~ber o( the 8•2nd ... •-. metset Cir Costa Mesa Cahf Trust • .;-n.u
92627 Tile oenetictary undef Mid Deed Fonner. K.J.rsten and Nicole bu.me Hospttal Chaplain for
Bevetly Donatelli, 3385 Sum· ot Trust lletetolOfe executed and Johnson Born December 14. South Laguna Beach, c.c.ta
"*'Ht Ctr Costa Mesa Caht del•ve<'ed to lhe under'Slgnecl a wnt· 191 O in Racme, Wl!ICOl\Sln Mesa and San Clement.e
92627 ten 0ec:1aratt0n of Det-autt ll'ld De-H ·ed Ca'·f · Thts buS1ness is conducted by an mand lor Sale. and 1 wntten Notioe e mo\ to " onua as a !'.1ember Disabled Amencan
1ndMdu11 of Default and Elec11or1 to $e4I The boy and worked for the Joe.al Veterans. Chapter 23, San&.a
Arthur F Doantellt undenigoed caused satd Notioe of Lo6 Angeles Newspapers as Ana and the Airborne As-cO:.~~Y 5b"~~10~=~~o-:'~~Y 1~ ~;!c, ~ ~:1!:n~~ ~o 1= a reporter then became a SOC'latJon. V\Sl&.atJon Sunday
May t6. 19~ realpropanylslo<:ated sy nd1cate-d Holly w ood from 12 NOON unul 9 PM
FNl110 Trustee or pany conducttng sale of columnist for Newspaper al Pierce Brothers Bell
Published Orange Coast D11ty Agent Enwrpnse Asscxiauon for Broadway Mortuary. Fu-
P1101 May 25 June 1 8. 15, 19114 FeOeral Nattonal Mortgagil AUOCla· ~ years Lona ume member al .,.,. nda J 2757-§1 tion . e ner services •nO y. une ---M--ll-C_NO_TI_C_E_ ...... ~ cto G11>ra1tar Deed Company of Screen Actors Guild. 18. 1984 al 10 AM at New-
-----------3807 Wilshire BIYd . •1010 Balboa Anghng Club and pon Mesa Chnstaan Center
FICTITIOUS 8USJNl!IS NAME STATEMENT
The foliow1ng person 11 d0tng
bu11neu as
LEXI 0 ANGELG 18218 W
Mc;Durmott Su111 E lrvtne CA
92714
Linda HOC:h 4 Roye! St George
Newport BMcfi CA 92660
Th11busoness 15 conducted by en
1nd1V1dual
Linda Hoch
This 11a1ernen1 ""as filed with the
County Clefk of Orange County on llA1y ,., 1984
F241t• Put>llsnecl O.aoge Coast Dally
Pilot May 25. June f 8 15 1914" 276NIA
Pt&.IC NOTICE
FtCTl'TIOUS au .... SI
NAMI'. ITATIMENT
The IOllOwlflO per.on IS doing
busmeas u
COLONIAL INN HOSTEL 421 tth
St . Hunt1ogton BMett. Caltl 12648
James D Pat111nacn. 813 t Fry
Cr Hunllnoton BMch, Caltl 92648 Miry P tklnson, 883 t Fry Cf •
Hunoogton Beach, Caht 92648
Ttllt buslnee.s 11 conouc:t.d by en
1n<1Mdual
Mary Parkinson
fms 11atement wn flted .witll Ille
County C'-" °' Ofaoge Couf\ty on May l'f 19'4 ,....,.
~2°,'3~;ms~" 900'0 Balboa Bay Club He wrote Interment Veterans Na·
Dal• May 23. 1984 a ('Olumn for the Balboa uonal Cemetery. R1verstde.
Federal Nat10fl81 Mortgage Associa· bland Improvement As· C.ahfomta Famllv prefers
tion Trustee sociauon He had rt'S1ded on nowers or mem0nal con-~~tt>rattar Deed Company a5 Balboa lsJand for 25 yea.rs tnbuuons to the James Cot-
ey Susan M Gauger-Trustee PrtVdlC' St"f\'IC't'S Wllh a ton Memonal Fund Pierce
Salt! Otft0er burial al Sea He wtll long Brothers Bell Broadway p,:;:~~~ 8~,~~~~~ b{' missed b)' his family and Mortuary. 642·9150
-----------• man~ f nends Pta.IC N011C(
FICTIDOUS ._SS
NAME ITAn.NT
TIMI l~•og penons are OOlog
~l!S
P LAZA ESCONDIDO AS· SOCIA TES. PO Boa 8040 Newport
8eacfl c.Lt 92653-80-tO
The Grano Avenue Pw1nera.
Calif general '*1MirshiP PO Bo• 8040, Newport Beech Caltl
92858..eo40
MtCtcltwx O.-.llopm«1t C«por
1uon. • Callfomlt ~•tton PO
Bell '°"°· Newpon a.c:ti Cahf 92858-8040
YOdet·Shteder ~ end
lktl!Oen, Cellf. 9"* .. pertn.-9hlp.
2555 E 1 Chaprnao Ave . Futlenon.
Ca11t 112631
Reed a.um.n
Tlllt statement WU ltlad with the
County C1ar1t CIC Orange County on
June 1, 1984
LIGGETT
IVAN E LIGGETT 73 ~ars
of ag<>. resident of Suf\S('t
SE-act\ ~ away JUM
13. rnlH Sun twd bv 2 sons.
J ohn .and Gary Liggett 2
s1stt•rs. Gladys Swal\SOn. of
Om;aha Neb . FlorenC'c
Pel"<'v o( Knoxville. Tenn
Past· Pre11dent o f the
Chamber of Cornmertt ur
Sunset Beach and fonner
member of M~ Lodge.
and rm>mber o( the County
Sannauon Board. Private
st'IV1CN be-mg ha.ndlt'd by
NE>ptUnf" ~ty. ------
HAl'•OR L.Awti~MT. OUVI
Mortuary • CAmetery
Crematory
1625 G1Slef Ave
Costa~
5'Cl·555'
P1ERCl •AOTKf"S
IEU. BAOAOWAY
MORTUARY
1 '0 e~oaowa.,,
Costa Mesa
642-,~150
9Al T2 8£MCt:t40lll
SMITH & TUfHlll
'#(STCLI" CHA,£l
4~· e Ptfl SI
PMot June •• 1&. 22. H . 1914 PllOI June 1S, 22. 29. Ju//y e. ,~ _ .. _,_,:.tr t '1471D F2 F28 f'CUtor or auuw~ a or. Publllhecl Orange. Coast Del =-==:::.:::::....__ ___ -=~---:111111=-:; 1C:'";NO~TV':;;';.I:' ---1rn With th~ court with Pll01 June 1s, 22 H . Juff a .... '"~ "~ proof of ~rvl<.'C, a wnllf'n F20
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NAMll tTATIWNT re •J>l'C I no~ of the r1I·
fne f~ peflOnl .,. doino 1n1 o! an anvt.-ntory and ap-"1CTmOUa eu-u bUSlnMI u . f NAm ITAT'lmlCT WMC MOOEl.8, 1 ... 7 A'Oan· pra nl o estate U oc The lollowtng '*1IOf\t Ml dOinG
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LIP Christine ... teta. 424a and 1200 5 of th CalJf om a Thta bualNla ~ 00f'duc1• l'>y Pler90n Or . Hufll"'Otoft a..dl, ~ ~
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June f. ,... l'M1IM Ut-HH May ,.,_..
ttu oranoe 1 l)elly Pub1 h\-d Ora t Pubf Or.,.. eo.. ~
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~COURT ORO Of' llluaT OATID AltUl 11 .,.. C .. CaftW Of. W_. ttl1 UNL:IU YOtl TAJll ACTiON ._..Ma. CA. lln1 TO flt!M)TICT YOUR NOPIJn'Y,
Ptaintl" LORETTA J QASCO IT MAY • &OU> Al A ""9lJC ea• LOAETTA J MAGANA tAL•. • YOU MOO AN UJIU•
Del t nd a nt : ft I!! N N !TH NATION Ofl Tl4I NATUM Ofl THa ~£MPHILL, 11 J AICHAAOSOH, f'ROC«£01NO AQAINff YOU, HAROLD A ZIF1. MARVIN BLAKE. YOU SHOULD COHTACT A LAW•
ECUAITY PACIFIC llANK, JACI( Y19'.
THORNTON. WELLS 'AAOO NOTtCI Of' TRUSTH"I IALI
BANK, MIL TON s KA Tl. ndtYldU-On JW\t 29. 1984tt 12 00 o'Cloct. tll1Y trld d/b/e PROPERTY INVEST· noon. AM l A IC A N RI!! • Mt.HT A,SSOCIAl!S. WILSHIRE CONVEYANCE SERVICl!S, INC. ts
ESCROW COMPANY RICHARD A duty eppo.nted T1U1tee under end
$HEWFELT and DOES 1 Oltough purwtnt to Otfld of Trull recorded IO. I~ June 23. 1081 H lnttrvmtnt
C... No 341120 number 33591 ol Otllcial ~d•
IUMllr1C*I elUJCuted by TIMOTHY 0. 81QALKE. NOT1Cll Yet11 MM been luecl 11 Truttor In Ille off;Cjt of tM Coun·
1lle C*Wt IMY ~ •nat ~ ty Recorder ol Or.,,0-Count~.
whtHM '°"' tMl"fl llMl'd un.... State of CaHfornla. Wtl1. SELL AT 10U reepond Wlttl~ 30 deye. Reed PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST
tM ~ton '*"'· I 8100ER FOR CASH (P•Y•ble at
II you 111r11h to .-tt Ille advkle of time 01 ui. tn tawtul mOM'j of tht
an att~ In 11111 matter. you United States> at. In the lobby otthe
should do 10 proml)lly to thet 'fOV' Mtc:rodlle TO'Mlr located al 4000
wntten r•e>onM. II any. m•y be MacArtllur Boulevard. Sullt 5500.
hied on time Newport Beach. Cahlorl'lla. all right.
AvtlOIU.ted ht lldO dttn•n• 1111t and 1nteres1 con~ 10 and
da~ El lrtbuma led8 deckUr con-now Mid by u under ae.d Ottd of ttt Ud. el.n ~It • ,,,._qua Trull 1n Ille pr~ sltvated In llld
Uct. Ntpol'lde dentro de ao di... County an0 State deactlbed u lAe" i.tormecton qwe ftvue. Lot 24. Blocll 8 ol Tract 772 u per
If JOU wWI to ...-the ~ of map 1ner.of rec:O<ded kl BOOk 23.
"' attonMJ In tllt• met18f, you Pages 5 and 8 ot M1ecerianeou1
~do ao pt~ptly to that ,our Mapa on the otfic. of the count~
wrltten reepona<a, " ""'· mer Illa recorder ot said county. med Oft time. The atrMI addr•• end other
II Ueted deMe eoflcltar e4 ~· common oesionatton. If eny, of 1"9 Mto de 11n ebogedo en eele .. un· reel property dncrlbed at>OYe 11
to, debatl• hec trto In• purported to be 226 Colton. New--
medletamente,de ••I• manere, eu port Beach. CA
reepuaete eecrttt. al lier etguna, The underslgnet! Trust• dts·
pwde -Ngletrede • llempo. cl11m1 any tt•blllty lor any incorrect·
1• TO THE l>l!f:INDAHT: A cMI ness ol the street eddreu and other
oomplalnt.llee been nted bf the common oesionetk>n. 1f any shown
pelntlff agelnat )'OU K rou Wllh to llerern
defend Ihle law1uJt, you m11el, Satd sale will be made. but
within 30 dey1 alter thts summons without covenant or warranty, ex·
ii aerved on you Ille with this court press or implied. regarding Ulla.
1 written response to the compl11n1 possession. or encumbt1noes. to
Unteu you do, your default wlll De pey the remaining prrncfpel tum ot
entered on 1ppltcatlon or the pla•n· tlle no1ecs1 secul!ld by aatd Deed ot
Utt, and tilts court may enter • Trust wtlh interest thereon, H
1uugemen1 ag11n11 you tor 1111 reuer provtdeo tn aald note(a). advances.
demanded in the compt11nt, which If any under the terms ol Hid Deed
could rnutt tn garnl1hmen1 ol ol Trust. fees. enarges end ex-
wages taking ot money or property penM$ or the TrustM and ol lhe
OI other relief requested In the com-trusts created by said OMO of
phunt Trust tor Ille amount reuonably
Dated May 21 1984 estimated to be $ 102.20• 65
LEE A BRANCH. Clerk The beneficiary under said Deed
By J O'DONNELL.Deputy ot Trust heretofore executed and
Jeffr'er M. Howerd dehvered to the under•igned a wrrt·
17111 8"ch BIYd., Suite 103 ten 0ec:11ret1on ot Default and Oe-
H11nttngton BMdl, CA. n.47 mend lor Sate, and a wrttten Notloe
"'2·1'217 or Default and Etechon t!f"S•ll The Pubftslled Orenge Coast Delly P1101 underMgned caused setO Notioe of
May 25 June l 8 15 1984 Del1ut1 and Election to Sel 10 be
2831-8• recorded 1n the county where the
P\&.IC NOTICE
IUPE .. IOR COURT OF
CAU,ORNIA COUNTY
Of ORANGE
In 1111 Matier of The Appltcauon ol
Marie Daze Pemn For Change ol
Name
Ho. A·123411
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
reel property rs located
Dated May 18 1964
AMERICAN RECOHVEYANCE
SERVICES INC
as sa10 Trustee
By JoM M Coombe. President
4090 MacArthur Blvd . Suite 5500
N-port Beach. CA 92660
(714) 752-0883
Said sai. will be conducted by
AMERICAN RECONVEYANCE
SERVICES. INC
4000 MacArthur Blvd • Ste 5500
Newport Beach. CA 92660
(714) 7S2-0883
Pubf11hed Orange Coast Dally Piiot
June 8. 15. 22, 1984
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f\BJC N01te£ Mllt NOT1C£
NOnc °' TJWtfH'I a.u.1 COPY oC Oocumtrtt Record.cl 011 NOTICI OP T"Utft I IAL.I Cfl9J""'10
-.... SModSol/OANOWNf JUN .. '"' .. No 122MS II net T.t.. No. •t tnAln .. OTICI °' l'WITU'I IAU T.I Mo. 0..-1q been cornp4WM With Ottglne! YOU ARI IN OIPAUt. T UIC>llU T.I Mo.;.,...
UNIT COOi 0 WILLI.AME. CONEN.Y DllD 0 , T"Utf DATfD Wl1/I,, YOU A" IN D£FAUL T UHO A A
TO.llJtvtCICOftitPMn' Col.wttyAllcon:tw.~County, LIH YOU TA.Kl ACTlOH TO OeEO Of TRUST. DATED AUQUll
• "4Jt"I eppoinl9d TN•111ei.nw the Cailfomie ftftOTICT YOW. ftftONftTY, IT 21. 1HO UNI.US YOU TAKI ~C-folloW\na 0.Cflbed cS.-d ol trust ".,.. MAY .. IOLO A PUauC ...... " TION TO PAOTeCT YOUR P~OP·
Will S!ll AT PUBLIC AUCTION IWORTANT NOTICI YOUN ID AH IJUl\.ANATION Of' ERTV. tT MAY ee 801.0 Al A PUB·
TO THf-HtOH!ST llDO!R 'OR IFYOUR PROPERTY 18 ll+FO~· THI NATUAI Of 1"I HIOCHO• LIC SAL! Ill YOU NEED AN EX·
CASHANO/OATHECASHl!ASOA CLOSUAl!'.BECAUSfYOUARe 8£· ING AGA .. IT YOU, YOU IHOUlO PL.4NATION OF THE NATURE OF
CERflflEO CHECKS SPfCtFffO IN Hl~OINYOUR PAYM!NT$, IT MAY CONTACT A l AWYlft -THE PROCCl!OINO AGAINST YOU,
CIVIi. CODE 8£CTION H24h IPIY· BE 80\.D WITHOUT ANY COVRT On 71818• et 11 00 A .M YOU SHOULD CONTACT A L.4W•
•ble t1 the 11"'9 of .... In ••wM ACTION. allO ~ may ~ the SUNKIST SC!RVICC COMPANY ... YER .
money ot the Unrtlld S11IMI 111 i.ge1 right to Clflna your eocount tn tilt duly •PPoll'lltd TtuttM under On 8-29-8-ol ti t ·16 • m . MEC
tight. thle and tnttr .. t conveyed to OOod •tending by s>•ytno .. of"°"'' tno pvrauent 10 t>ttO of Truat R .. ASSOCIATES. INC, • Cellloonla
and now n.io by II unct. Mid o.td peet due paymentt pfu• ~tted eorded on 12130181 •• Document C~Ofallon. H duly appointed
ol TMI In the property Mltlnafter coet• ~ •llPWI ... within thr• No 349&3 BO<HI 14330 Peoe 1041 Trv•tM under and C>Yrwent 10
O.Crlbed month• from the oat• th11 notice of ot Ottlctlll Record• In the ottlee ot Ottd of Tru1t rtcOfdlld 0·30.IO, o
TRUSTOR LEONARD J HAMIL· ~fault WU r.cordtd. Thi• emount Ille Recordltf 01 Orang• COunl"J, Intl No 42337. lf'I t>ootl 137M,
TON JR , OAWN Al Y$0N PFAFF QI 18.028.~ u ol JuM 8. 1t&.i, and Calltornlt a)O.tcuttd by BILLY JOE P19• 208 of Onlcltl Record• In tht
BEN[!llCIARY StAFIA!T COR· wlll lncreaae until y<>Yt eccount ti.. DY!R & VELMA OYER. HUSBAND offl<:e ot tile County Rtcerdtr of
PORATION, SEAFIRST MOAT· comeeeurf91'11 Youmeynotl\aveto ANO WIFE. LAUREEN K OVER A Orange, Stat• of camornta •••
OAOE OF CALIFORNIA DIVISION pay tht entire unpaid pottlon of SINGLE WOMAN WILL SELi. AT ecuttd by Thomas M Eng and Tent
AECOFIDfD Septtmt>ef 3. t912 yovr account, .....,. th~ fl.Ill pay-PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE l'UQH. l fno. hu•band and wltt. and
at lnttr No 82-313'78 Of Ofttetal rnent waa dtmended. bul you muet EST BIDDER FOR CASH (peyeble Stanley J Eng. 1 married men WILL
Record• In 11)8 o"l'8 ol the R• pey th9 amount atated at>OYe. at time ol UJe tn lawful me>My of the SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION T'O
COfdw of Orange County After three IYIO'ltht from the data United Stet .. ) at the South front HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (pay·
u1d OMd of trust oeecrtt>at the of recordetlon of thlt dOCU"'9n1 entrance 10 lht Orange County Old able 11 time of sate In tawtvf money
foflOWtnQ (WhlCh date ot recordatlon ep~,. CourthouM 211 W Santa Ana of the United Statn) at the front
lot 87 ol Tr.ct No 3383 in the '*'9onl. un .... theobltgetlon !*no Boulevard, City ol Senti Ana, State en1rance to th• Old Orange County
Crty of Cotta M... County ol Or· IO<ectoMO ul)On permlll 1 1of10t< ol Cel1lorn1e ell rioht 11111 and CounllOuse. foceted on Sent• Ana
enge S111a of CthfOfme. H Pfl' period, yov he.,. only tht i.ge1 right 1n1ereat conveyed to end now held Blvd between Sycamore St &
map r.c:orded in Book 112 Pages to •loP Iha lortdoaur• by paylno by 11 under OMO or Truat tn Iha Broedway Santa Ana CehlOfnla all
37 to 48 inclullve mlaoelfaMC>Ua tlle entire amount <Mmanoed by propeny sHuateo rn 111d COunty. right 11111. and 1ntere11 conveyed to
maps In the ottM:41 ol the County yovr Ctedllor. Cahtorn11 Oesc:rlbtog the land there· and now held by II uneset Mid Deed Record« ol aeld County El.cepUng To find out the amoYnt rou mull 1n of Tru.c in the property 9ltu1ted rn
tht<tlrom •" Otl. gu min9!af1 and pay, or to errange for payment to Betng • pon1on or Lot 1 of Traci sa1crCountyanoS11tedeacrtbedu
ottlef hydrocarbons. below a ClePlh a\op tht loreclotM.lre Of II ~r proe>-No 10212 per map hied tn t>ooi. PARCEL 1 An undMdlld 112111
ol SOO fet1. w1111ou1 Ille "Ohl or air· any ta In loreclo11Ure tor any ot"-•62 peg• 1 2 and 3 of MIS-interest 1n and to Lot 1 ol Trecl No
fec.e entry es raM<ved In instru· reuon. contact Ftderet N1l 1onat celtaneous Maps in the office ot 11 9952. 1n ttie City ot Co111 Mesa
menta ol rec0<d Mongege ASIOciaUon by First Na· county recorder of H•d county (the Counl"J of Orange Stlte of Cllll·
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A tlonal Benk of North County, Ser· · Pro1ec1' I descttbe<I H follows torn1a, as per map recorded In Book
DEED OF TRUST DATED 8123182 vlcinQ ~ent, 330 Vitia Way, PARCEL t ~n ucluSlve •16 Paget 11 and 12 ot Mlt·
UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Oceanslcfe. CA 92066 (810 subteasenold 1n1ereS1 In Unit 34, H c:elleneou1 Maps In the 0111C90f the
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT 439-8100 1t1own on 11111 cert11n Con· County Recorder ol seres County
MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. fl you have any qu.llona, you dom1ntum Plan recorded m book bcept one-fourth ol all olf. gu
IF YOU NEED AN EXP~NA TION thCXJld contact • lawyer or tile gov· t ~036 page 992 ol Otf1c1a1 Records and other hydrocarbOn auballnees
OF THE NA TU RE OF THE emrnent aoericv which may nave In· in th• Office ol the County Recorder end 111 other 17\inerels 11ght1 tn and
PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU aure<I your loan/ ol said County. end under said tend, as rea.rlled In tilt
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER Remember, YOU MAY LOSE PARCEL 2 An und!Vlded ~69 Deed recorded rn Book 1311 page
3169 M1011era Avenue Costa LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT percent subleasenold 1n11r1111n ltle 236 Oflicral Record•
Meae. Celtlorn1a TAKE PROMPT ACTION. Projt<;t Property, e)(ceptlng there· Also excepting and re11rv1ng
"(fl a street eddress or common NOTICE CW DEFAUl T from, the undivided rnttretl In the therefrom the lollowrng
deslgnauon ol propeny 11 shown AND flECTtoH TO &Ell Pro1ect Property, excepting there-(A) Unlls 1 throuon 21 H shown
above. no warranty 11 given as 10 its UNDER DEED Of TRUIT from the undivided 1n1ere11 in the upon the Condominium Plen re·
comple1-sa or correclneu) ··The NOTICE IS HER6&Y GIVEN'. Pro1ec1 ProptKt)"apperta1n1ng 10 111 COlded tn Boolt 13•37 Page 1508.
beneficiary under said OMO ot THAT San Dl-oo Forecloture Ser· other Condominium In the Project, Official Records of aald County
Trust, by rNsoo of a breach or de-vices, Inc .• a cOfporallon. 11 preMtlt· and (Bl An exotustve easement to uae
fault In the obllgellons secured fy Ille Tr\IStee under e deed of trual PARCEL 3 An undivided 9060 all those areu d11tgn1ttd H
thereby, heretofore axeculed and dated September 20, 1083 ex· percent 1n1erea1 In the Project Im· atttums. decks, patto1 end terrecea
dellvefed lo the under91gned • wrfl· ecuted by Aaron H. Lee, • •Ingle provement1 on or Alllxed to Loi 1 ol as shown upon Ille Condominium
ten Oecferellon ol Default and 0... man. as Trustor. 10 aecure obit· Tract 10212 u anown by Map on Plan above referred 10
mend tor Sale, end written notice ol gatlona In tevor ot Arlt N11lonaf hie in book •62 P-0-• 1. 2 and 3 ol PARCEL 2 Unit 10 u ahoWf'I
breacn and of atectton 10 c:.use Ille Benk of Horth County and easlgnM Mlscell1neou1 Maps, as emended upon Ille Condominium Plan 1bo11e
undersigned to eell aald property to of record to Federal National Mort· by Applicallon ol amended Loi Line referred to
sallafy said obllgattons Ind Ill«•· gage Aaociatlon Benetlcter;, r.. 101ustmen1 Record9d o.c.mber PARCEL 3 An exclullve eae·
alter the underSigMd caused Mid c:ordlld October 5 1983, r•r• l 1 1979 In book 13429 P-0-1628 menl to use 111011 portions ot Lot 1
notice ol breech Ind ot etec1ton rdeo Oclober 24, 1083 u ol Ott1t11I Records Records or Or· oescrtbed 1n Parcel 1 ebove. des1g·
be rlCOlded Match 1. 198• u Instr Ale/Page No 205625. 220020 of ange Counl5' Cehlorn11 u con· nated as atnums deck1 and pe1101
No 84-087798 of Ott1C1el Record11n Official ~da in the olllee of the veyeo by that certain Document en-as appunenanl to Pere.la 1 end 2
the othoe of rile Recorder or Orange Recorder ol Rlverllde County, Call· lllled Condominium Leue dated above described
County fornle, describing lend therein u December 23 1981 executed by The street address and otllef
S11d ,.,. will be made but Pfcperly ena.imbered ts 8'683 Vear-CF K Auoc•atea a Calllornta Gen· common designetton. II any ol the
wttllOUI covenant or warranty ••· nno Way, Rlwfalde. CA 90255. eral Partnership as lessor end real property dncribe<I above 11
pre11 or implied regardlnQ 1111• Trult Deed Oe9cr1bM property n Laureen K Oyer a stngle woman purported to be 381 Bey v-Ter·
posses11on or encumt:>rances, lo Lota 25 of Tract 7232-1 but llhould and Biiiy Joe Oyer and Velma Oyer, raee. Costa MIN. CA 112628
pay Ille rem11nlng prlnclpel sum of be deacrlbed u Lot 20 or Tract nusbend and wrte o tenant, R• The undersigned Trustee dlS·
Ille nole(tl secured by serd deed of 7232· 1 u per mep recorded 1n cord~ coneurrenlly Iler-Ith II Of· claims any hat>lflty for eny 1ncouecl·
Trust wtln interest as 1n said note 8()()1( 89, pegee 17 • 20 of maps, r1c11t Records of Orange County, ness of ttle Slreet addresa and other
f)rovtded. 1dv1no41s, II eny. under RecOfds or said County, said obfl· Celllornie EXCEPTING THERE· common deslgn111on ii eny. shown •ne terma ol Hid °'90 of trust. fees. gallons lncludlno one note tor the FROM the undivided interest In tile nerem cllerges. and expenses of the tklm ol $98,800 00 Proiect fmprovemen11 epperta1nlng Said sate 1111111 be made, but
Trustee and ol the trust1 created by Tllat tlle betleflct1l lnternl under 10 111 other Condominiums In Ille wllnout covenant or warranty, ex-
said OMO ol Trua1 seld deed of trust and the obit· Project. and EXCEPTING THERE· press or implied, regarding 11111, Whereas Marie Daze Perrin. also
known u Marll 0 Perrin. pell·
tloner. hH filed a pehtton with the
Clerk of 1nl1 Court lor en order
changing pelllloner's neme from
Merle Daze Perrin 10 Mane Daze
Hlnee,
Said sate wtll be held on Frldey, gallons teeured thereby are pr... FROM Units 1 through 70 11 ael posseuion, or encumbrancu, lo
July 6. 1984, et 2 30 p m 11 the enuy held by the underetgned, That orlh rn the Condominium Plan pay the rem11nlng prlnclpaf sum of
Chapman Avenue entrence lo Ille e breach ol, and default fn, the obit· PARCEL 4 Easements which are the notl(sJ aecured by Hid OMO of
C1v1c Center Bulldlng, 300 East gallons for wnlcn aald deed ol lruat particularly set forth tn the Article Trust. with Interest thereon. es
F-11 Chapman Ave . Orange, CA la aecurlty has occurred In that pey-enlllled "Euement1" ol the Oec:lllf· provided In said note(sl. edvencee,
------------Al Ille Um• or Ille 1n11111 pubh-ment has not been made ol. The &Iron ot Covenenll. Conditions end 11 any. under the terms ol aeld Deed IT IS ORDERED INll ell persons
lnterffted rn the 1bov.-.n11lled
mat19! appeer before tilts Court 11
9 15 AM on July 16 198• In Ille
Courtroom ol Department No 3 111
Ille Counhou11 700 CrV!C Center
Onve West Senti Ane. C1t1f0fnta
end show ceuH 11 any wtly the
pet1hon lor cnenge ol neme 5noulo
not be granted
PU8UC NOTICE cation ot thlJ nottce. tlle total monthly lnllallment ol prlncipal and Restnc11ons tor the Pro1ec1 under ot Trust. lees charges and ex-
1moun1 of Ille unpeid bel.enoe of the Interest due Novem6er 1 1983 and the Sectton Headtnga tn such arttcle penses ol the Trustee end of the
obhgetton secured by or. above de· SYbaequenl inllallmenls due ,,,...... enmted Support. Settlemenl and trusts created by said OMO ol
scribed deed ol trull and atllmlled alter. PLUS a lete cllerge es HT Encorecnment end • Ellcluslve Re-Trust
ORANGE COUNTY
SUPE .. IOR COURT
700 CMc Centlf Df. w .. 1
Sent• Ana. CA. '2701
Marriage ol
costs expena.s and advances rs fonn in said note. stricted Common Area EaMmefll'' The tolel amount or tile unpeld
S 163 058 59 Tnet by reason thereof the PARCEL 5 A non-exclutlve Ease-belanee of the Obhgetton aecure<I
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED 1n11 a
copy ot 11111 order 10 show ~ be
publtshed in The Daily Pilot 1 news-
paper ot general crrcut111on pnn1eo
1n Orange County Cll1forn11 onoe •
week tor four succeur.re weel\s
pnor to the date Mt for lleertng on
the pe1111on
Pelllloner ANTHONY J EVANS
Respondent. KEENA 0 EVANS
Case No 022"902
SUMMONS (FAMILY LAW)
The 10111 1ndebtednes1 being an undersigned present berlellc11ry ment tor u11 end entoyment ol the by lhe property to be •Old and
es um ale on whtch the opening bod 11 under llld deed ot trust nu ex· Common Area more p111tcut1r1y set reasonable estimated coats Ill·
computt\d may be obtained by call· ec:ute<I end deltvered to said forth 1n Ille Arhcle ent1lled Rrghls penses and advances at the ume ol
mg I• 15) 945-6-418 Ille day before Trustee a wntten Dedarelton 01 De-01 En1oymenl ot Ille Oeetaretion of the in1t11t P\lbllc:e11on ol tlle Notic. 1~ sate taulf and Demand lor Sale. and nu Covenants Cono111on1 end Restrtc-01 Sate is $32.430 64 NOTICE! You haYI been 1ued.
The court mer cMc:lde 191lnet you
without "JOUf being heerd 11n'"e
you '"pond within 30 days. Reed the fnformeUon below.
Dell(! June S 198• dec>Ollled with aald Trvalee said Hons for the Pro1ec1 under Ille Sec· The benef1c111y under said OMO
T D SERVICE COMPANY deed ol tr\nl and all document• ion Head1nga rn suet> Article entt· ol Trust hefetot0<e executed and
H said Truttee evidencing obllgetlona Hcvred led Members nght ol En1oy· delivered to Ille undersign.a •writ·
By Debbie t<rebs As11s11nt Sec· thereby. and nu elected and doee ment Oelag111on or UM and ten Dec:tar,etton or deleun end 0..
II you wish to .-II Ille edVJCe ol
an attorney 1n this matter you
should do so promptly so lllal your """"t" response. 1f any may be
hied on 11me
retef) hereby elect to ceu1e the truat proi>-waiver of Uae mand '°' Sele. and • written Notice
1990 N CeJ1lorn11 Blvd Wetnut erty to be SOid to 11t11fy the obll-The slrMt addrffs end other of Oef1ut1 al'ld Electton 10 Seti Tile
Oete<I June S. 1964 CrtlOA CA 94596-3787 getlona aecured thereby. common designation. 11 eny. ol tne undersigned caused Hid Not~ QI
• 15.9u.9015 Dated May 21. 1984 r11~ property delcr1bed 111t>ov9 1J OeJwll enct Ereclicin to Sell 10 be FRANK OOMENICHINI
Judge ot the Supertor Court
P~bflslled Orange Co111 Detty Pno1
June 8 15 22 29 1984
Pu.Dllslled Orange Coest Dally Fectwal Natlonel~ortgege Ass6cla· purported to be 3623·0 Beer recorded in the county where the
Pilot June 15. 22. 29 1984 lion St reel • 3• Senta Ana CA 92704 r~al property ts located AVISOIUsted II• SldO demen-
dade cl tribuma, led• dKldlr con·
tre Ud. sin eudlencle • menoa que
Ud. rftponde dentro de 30 dlea.
Lee le lnformec:lon que 119111.
F-20 by First National Benk ol North Tiie under11gned Trustee d•S· Oete· 5·29·8•
------------County, Serv1e1og Agent ct11ms any ltebll1ty tor eny incorrect· MEC ASSOCtA TES INC PUBLIC NOTICE by Net Masae, Assistant Vioe Presl-n~ss ol the street address end other as s11d Trustee
dent common des1gn111on 11 any, attown P 0 Box 2114.
F-6
P\Bl.IC NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS If )'OU wleh to eeek the •c:Mce of
en attorMy In tllla matter, you
1hould do ao promptly eo I hat )'011r
written ree~ee. If anr, mar be llW onlJme.
NOTICE OF DEATH OF Publlshed Orenge Cout Dally Piiot ne<ern Santi Monica. CA 90•06
REID K June 15 22 29 July 6 1984 If Ille street addre11 or other (2131 •50·0779 Ext 288
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed proPOHI• will be receMtd by
ii.City otCoeta Maae at tna.offlU
ol Ille City Clerk at the City Hell. 77
Fair Drive. Cotll MeM. Calllornll
unt11 the hour or 11 00 1 m on July
5 198• 11 w111c11 11me they wlll be
opened publicly and reeo aloud In
the Council Chambers for
FURNISHING ALL LABOR MA-
TERIALS EQUIPMENT TRANS-
PORTATION. AND SUC_ij OTHER
FACILITIES AS MAY BE ~QUIRED
TO INSTALL PORTLAND CON-
CRETE CEMENT MOWSTRIPS AT
TANAGER PARK 1780 HUM-
MINGBIRD DRIVE. COST A MESA
CALIFO~NIA 92626
PETER C. A A ' ' ' ' F-38 common destgnallon ol Ille prop· By Marilyn McOuft1e. Atst Sec· PETER CHARLES REID erty 11 not indicated hereon, dlrec-retary
AND OF PETITION TO AD· PUBLIC NOTICE 1100s 10 the propecty m&}L .0....01>--?~Ollslle6-0r8f1V9" coasr Dilly MINISTER ESTATE NO. 111nec1 from 111e peneftctary nere4n P1101 June 8. 15. 22. 1994 F· 10
A Ml of plans S91C1t1e111on1 and
other contr1C1 doc:umenta mey be
obtained 1n the otflce ol the Depart·
men1 ot Leleure SerVIOeS 77 Fatr
Orr"9. Cotll Mesa Callfornia upon
rec:e1pt ol • nonrefundeble tee ol
$6 00 II bidders request p11ns end
specifications be m11ted 1111 onarge
will be S7 50 per Sit
Eac:n bid shall be made on 1111
propo11t form and 1n the manner
provided In the contract docv-
men11, and shall be 1ccomp1nred
by a certltled or c11h1er'1 check or a
bid bond tor not less then 10 per·
cent of the amount ot the b1d, made
payable to the City or Coste Mesa
the Contractor Shall In Ille per.
lormence ol the work end improve·
ments, conlorm 10 Ille Lebor Code
of the Stele or Calllorn11 and otner
law• of the Stele or C1l1fornl1 apph·
cable thereto wll1ch the eKcepllon
only ol such v1ns11ons es mey be
requ11ed undar the spec:111 1111u1es
pursu1n1 ro which proceed1ng1
hereunder are taken end whk:h
heve not been superceded by the
pro11111ons or the Labor Code
Preference 10 labor shall be given
only 1n the manner provided by law
No b•d shall be con11oereo unress
11 11 mede on 1 form turn1Shed by Ille
Ctty of Coste Meae end 11mede1n
accordenc:e wrth Ille pro111a1on1 ol
Ille propo111 requirements
Each b•ddlf must t:>e ttcenHd and
also pl'equet11110 as required by law
The City Counctl ot the C1tv ol
Cotti Meu reserves the right 10
rejeet eny or all btdt
Eiieen P Phinney
City Cfertl of Ille City of Cotta Mese
Publlsned Orange Coeat Detty Pilot
June 15. 20, 198•
FW·31
SI Ueted deeea aoflcltar el con·
eejo de 11n abogedo an Mt• """'' to, deberfe hecerlo In·
medletamente, de "ta ~•. eu
rHpue111 eecr1ta. el llar elgune,
puede Mr regletrada a tlempo.
1·TO THE AEIPOHDEN1': The
petitioner hu fti.d e petition eon-
cernlng rCX1r merrteve. "you tell 11> ni. 1 reeponee within ao da,. of
lhe dete lh•I ttue eummone le --ved on you, ,our defeull mer be
entered end the court mey en1M •
ludotneftt c0ft1-lnlng lnJ11nctfve Of
ot~ Ofdere c_,,lng dMek>ft
ofproplf1J.1poueel1upJ10r1,chlkf
c111tod)'. chltd eupt)Oft, eHCM"ney
fees, coete. end euch other retlef
•• m•"I be grenled bJ the COUit.
The garnlellment of wegee. taking
of moner Of property. or otl\er
court ellthorl1ed pr~lnge ma"/
etao reeutt.
Detect: Oct. 11, 11113
LEE A. BRANCH, Clerk
B"/: M.K. HEANEY, Dli>UI)'
A.0 .8. Divorce
~ E. Whittler Bl.
Whittler, CA. 90805
(213) MS-1389
Publtshed Orenge Coast Oa1ly Piiot
May 2S. June 1. 8. 15 1984
2769·8'
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE named pursuant to a written re-A 123582 STATE OF CALIFORNIA quest subm1t1td 10 Hid benellclary
To aU heirs. bener1c1anes. FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE w11t11n ten deys from the hrat publl-
creditors and contingent tn the Malter ol the Estate of cetton ot this nouce
Creditors or PETER C REID ALFIO J SANTORO ake ALFRED BENEFICIARY Amerteen Sevings SANTORO. Deceased end Loan .-..soc1at1on 222 N El AKA PETER C H ARLES CASE NO. A·122563 Ooredo Stockton CA 95202.
REID and persons who may NOTICE Of PERSONAL Pllone 1209) 948-1116
be otherwise tnterested in AEPAESENTATIVE'S SALE Said sale ""'II be made. \u,
lh" will and/or esta•A. OF AEAL PRO~RTY AT 111111nout covenant or werrenty, ea-" ""'" PRIVATE SALE press or 1mplted. regerdlnQ title.
A peutton has been hied No11c:e ••hereby given that ROSE possesSton or encumbrences rn-
by RICHARD F LUCKEY FORNINO u personal represent•-c1uo1ng tees c111rge1 end expenses
in the Superior Court of Or· uve of the estate ol ALFIO J SAN-ot the Trustee and ot tile trusts TORO deceased ""'"sell at privete created by said OMO or Truat to ange County requestJng that sate. 10 the nighest and best b•dder pey the remaining prtnc1p111ums of
RICHARD F LUCKEY be under the terms ano cond1t1ons the no1e'11 sec1Hed by said Deed ol
ed I here1natter mentioned and 1ub1ec1 Trust to wit S56 2•2 72 w1111
appoint as persona rep· to conttrmahon by the supenor interest thereon from 11101183 o
resen1.at1ve to administer the court on June 22 1984 11 10 00 ts 750•1. per annum ., provided m
estate or PETER c REID A M or thereafter Wlltlln Ille ttme said note(•) plus all costs. charges AKA PE:fER CHARLES allowed by 1aw at tne ottlce ol and any and all edvences $1 334 22
REI h I d PA TRICI( H ASPELL attorney for With rn ter11t
D (under t e n cpen-1111 personal representative, 11 35 Tile beneficiary under seld OMO
dent Adm1mstrat1on of Es· S Raymond. Suite 30•. Paaadena, ot Trust heretolore executed and
I.ates Act) The peuuon is set California all the 110111. 11111 dellvered 10 the undefltgneo e writ· f h · De N 3 Interest. and es111e ol the de-ten Oecteratton ot deleull eno De· or earing In pt. 0 at ceased and all the 11gh1. lltle mand for Sele. and 1 written Nolloe 700 C1v1c: Center Dr . West. 1ntere5t and estate thal the Estate or Oetault and Etectton to Sell The
Santa Ana. CA 92701 on July ot ALFIO J SANTORO cleceaaed. undersigned ceused said Notice of 11. 1984 al 9:30 A M has acquired by operation ol law or Deleult end Electton to Sell to be
[f YOU OBJECT to the otnerwlse. other than or In 1ddlt1on recorded rn the county where the to lhal ol the deceased, al Ille lime real property is located
PUBLIC NOTICE grant mg of the pet1t1on. you ol his dea111.1n ano 10 all that cen11n 011e 06107184
------------I should either appear at the real property Situated tn the City or •3271
NOTICE INVITING BIDS hC'arang and state you obiec· Yorba Linda Orange County Call· SUNKIST SERVICE COMPANY lorn1a aescnbed as follows a corporeuon Notice IS hereby given lhll the t1on!. or file Wrtllt'n ObJeC· LOI 24 Tract "154 Ctly ol Yorb By DARLENE BENDER Trustee
Boerd ot Trustees ot Ille Hunllnglon ttons with the court before Linda County ol Orange. as per Sele Officer
Beach Union High School District lh h g Yo ur appear Map Book 151 Pages 37.35 Mis-Po Drawer o 1111111 receive sealed bids tor supply-C' ean~-b · cellaneous Maps recorded on the of· Stockton CA 9520 t
ing Maintenance ol Telephone Sys·1 ant<' may IA' tn person or 'II lat!! ot Orange County Recorder. Pubhsneo Orange Coast Dally Pilot
tems meetino or eQual 10 tile spec•· vour attorney more commonly known es 16942 June 1s 22 29 1984
tica11ons °"fire tn the ot11ee ot said IF' YOU ARE A CREDI-Sage Onve f-22 O.slroct B1os shall be clearly marked TOR or a contingent creditor Tnrs sale '5 sub1ec1 10 current la~es covenents conditions r PUBLIC NOTICE M1mten1nc:e Telephone Systems u f the d eceased. you must strrcttons reservauons 1101111,
B•O •569 addressed lo Allyn E !tit' vour claim with the 11gnts ot way eaMments and exrst· &TATEMENT OF
ROWiey Purc11as1no Manager Hunt· • h tng encumbrances of record ABANDONMENT OF Ull OF
1ngton Beech union H1gt1 School rourt or present tl tot e per· The terms and condihonl ot sate FICTITIOUI 8U&IN£11 NAME
D1s1nc1 10251 YorlltoWf'I Avenue. son<il representative ap-are cesll in tawtul money 01 the The following person• neve ab•n·
Hunlff'IOlon Beacfl CA 92646 end potnl<'Cf bv lhC' court within un1tt\d S111es ol Amerrce or par1 doned the us. ol tht flct1110u1 Bu11-~~on1dvee0y J•u' nor• 2~1c;>'~/ ~ !n~n four months from the date o f cash ano part crt\dlt tlle terms ol ness Name PATRIOT HOMES. "" " I ( 1 such credit to be ac:cepteble to the 1176 SE Mein Street. Suite A, trvrne, 11me and piece bids will be publtcly 1rst 1ssuan<'(> o etters as personal repreaenteuve end 10 the CA 112714
opened ahd reed prov1dro in Section 700 of court Ten percen1 of Ille amount Tiie F1c1111oua 8u11n .. 1 Neme re·
Each brd s11111 remain velld for • lhC' Probate Code of Call· btd to accompany the offer end 1111 terreo 10 ebove wet lli.d tn Ofenge peflod of 60 d1ya 11ter Ille dlle . b 1 ""-d fl Count" on Octo"'-r 27 1"81 FILE Snar11led 1~ the r-elpt ol bids fom1a The lime for f1llna 1 once to .,... pat on con rmetton 1 .,.. • • .. --~ .... & ot sate by the court TaJtN, rents, NO F 17 4188 The Board of Trustees 111111 be clauns will not expire prior operating and marntenenoe Ill· Phlltp H McNemH 18195
the sole IUOSI• ot the quetlly of to four months from the date pen11s. end premiums on 1neureno. McDermo11 •I trvlne. CA 92714 D11DtfC 11111\TICE equipment otterect and reaervea tne f h h ~...a bo I ble t , .. _ .. • .. It Dale Stmbro 1430 Santenella J"UUL. AV riQhl to re1ec:1 anty or an b1d1and10 o t t' t>armg nOll\"" a ve. accep a 0 ,,.. pure .. ..., .,,, ___ _...;;.-...;....______ YOU M AY L'XAMINE be prorated es or the dete of con· Terrece Coronedel Mar.CA 92825
NOTICI INVITING llDI waive any lrr?,ufarlt~ tn91etn A:. flrmauon ot sale The eHmtnetlon This butln8tt w11 conducted by a
N011ce 11 hereby given that the Signed Allyn · Rowey the file kept by the coun lf or tttle recording or conveyance. tmtted pennerantp
Bo.rd 01 Trust"' ol t"· Hunll""I"" PurehHlng Meneger t ted th d le 1 ..,.1,,. ... If Phlllp H M~Ne-'""' ......... Publt·"_,, Orange Coest Diiiy Piiot you are tn erH in f' t'S· an any m n1uren<:4 """'"Y .... .. ........ Betcfl Union High School ()jatrtct """"' tat" you -.. y ~rv· upon the t>e at the expense ot the pyrcnaa.t Tiits statemenl wH filed with the wot r~ M alad bids tor auppty· June 8 15. 1984 "· """ · " Bids°' otters ere Invited tor thta County Clerk of Orange County on
1ng STATIONERY SUPPLIES "'"'" F-12 executor or 11dministrator. or ptope~ty and must be In writing 8nd Mey 17 1984
1ng or tQUet 10 the tpeetllc:etlons on 'tr upon the attorney for the ex· w111 be rece1vect et the of11Ce of Pvblllhed Orange Cout Detty
111e 1n Iha office ol Ntd 0111r1c1 Ml.IC NOTICE ecutor or admmtJtrator. and PATRIC!( H ASPELL ettornt"J for P1101 Mey 25 June 1 8. t5. 1984
Bids 111811 be clearly marked STA· tr•-MINT ,..,. (ilf' wllh tht' ccrurt wuh lht ~rtonat re1>1es.ntat1119 a1 35 2787.a.4 Tl<»'ERV SVPPLIE8, ~ •572. ed· ,. • ~ ..,,... S Re~~. Suite 304. Pue<1en1
dreued lo Allyn E Rowley ABANOOH~OP'UROI' proof of rvt('(', II wnttcn Cat1fotn1a 91105 or mey bi n*f MUC NOTICE
PurChHlnQ Men•oer Huntlnoton FICTITIOUI 8UllHlll NAMI request staCinj thal YOU df.. Wlth the Clark of the IUl)enOI ~ft, ITATIMINT °' WITHOfllAWAl
BMch Unton H"'h School 0t11r1e1 Tne loflo\oling per.on• heve •ban· J f • h f I 11 an"' 11-...... t1rat ""•bl"•I-or , .......... p .. •rNf•• ....
10251 Yorlitow~ All'll'lue Hunt doned tile 11M of the '°ietltfoul Bual· '\tN' pttta nolK'f' 0 l ~ 1 • '"'' ,;01~ .;;; befor;' m;kinQ;he ""',. "'" "__.. H'lgton ~" CA 9~8""' re 1'1111 Nt me KITTY'S LOVELY mg o( an inventory and ilp· le ,IC~:=:=::AM cei"90~~~1~ befort 2 00 PM 01ns 13532 Et TOfo Rd Ste 4, fl prarMment of Ht.alt' ts or Fo; futthtf 1nrorrnation end bid , Tiit ro11ow1ng P•tton llH
TUESO i/ J~ Y 3 198-ol 11 whtefl Tor1:1 Calll 92830 o f lht• pt'ti~on, or i'C"C'O\Jnl.S toom• eoply at the off~ of tne 111-.... 1nora#ll H • gen«el partner frOf'I\ tlfnt • ..... t>'dl will be oubl<ly Tile ir1r.11ttout BullnMI Nemer• ...,.i 0 _ 1200 , .... -. f"' Ill•.......,_., r .......... -, •• 1"'-pe ...... ~ .. 10 ,..._111..,,. •• --. .... ..._.._. .,. r~ in 91 .. 0 C Rm , _ __.to et>ow wat MM il'I °''""""" m~nllon1.-u Ul ~"":lion 1,':..:.~' "' ,..... _, ..,._...., ,,. ... .._ "'' _,...... ··• "'"""" .,,. ............. ..... "" ......... ~.....-... fietat'°"' bu91t\th neme ol PHON[
341 -Count)' on Oct 9 1NO •nd 1200 ~ of the' C1tllfom1a TM r1Ql'lt 11r•-ved10re1e1 any CITY 11 146 s erookllural.
Eec:n bid tllall rttn••n v1tod tor a Ftt.E NO '147009 Probat<> Codt' and ell l>lds Anaheim CA 9280• ~~tr:;,: :;.•::c;~~Of •:,,date S1~r~~.~~~:&T0<0 Ad ~ld, S.bb111e & Coll AOeOISIClf 'o' ltt~O Tbe l•,UltOUa 1>1111n•1 name .,...... 3•0 0 I l '' "" " llfll4Wl"elll IOf lhe Plflntrehip WU Th!! loefd of Trvll ... tf'laM be Th•• bu91MU ""M ClondUC1td bY • o rl.llf rtt Pertonlll Aepraentat~ of ttltd on Mtrch 14. 1983 In tl\e Coun-
ll'lt tOlt ~ of the quality Of corPQfalton P.0 , Boll 1300 ALFIO J SANTORO 0.C..Nd ' ty of Ottnge FRENO F'20f424
IQUtl)fMt!I offered end reaerves Ille Muek&N ou~.,. RI Id C'A t•soz p H ASPELL F· ... Na-d .. dd of , .....
,.,.M 10 r•t _,,V OI all bldl and to Thie ett1tement wet flled Wllll the Vert '• • .. • ft~ -1I "" ..... •n "' rtla '"' ::!'1~" an7 lfr:1"1.,1tu t'*1tln Coun~ C'-... ot Ora"""' County on llt -1771 1':'~ .or .._._.. • P91aon Withdrawing Ktrt'*h A. .... •• ., ., ,., ft ··•-.... Sllalt91 32 tl ldtno P1 , Co tt
8l(lned ttyn Aow1eY Juna . 1984 Puhh~ht-tl Onmg~ Coat 35 s AaymOlld. Su11t 304 Mue CA 92e2e
Pv"hulng Man~ Publtthed Orange CoHt 0 1JfV O.ulv Pilot June 14. 15. 21. Pnadllnl CA 91106 SIQl'llO ~ennetn R 6hatttt
Put>Qhed Oranot Cotti Otlly Piiot P1101 June 16, 22 29, July 8 1984 I HH-4 Pubhtllftd Oran~ Coast 0111y Pilot P111>11 ~ Or&l'lfi141 Coul O.•lr
June 15 '2 118• "n T l r"· j J11M8 II '' tO&.ol ~1101 June'' 22 lt.Jutyt, 1v 4 r J r I ~ ,.So
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PU8LIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTAACTOAt
CALLING ,OR BIDS
SCHOOL DISTRICT HUNT ·
INGTON BEACH UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT
BKI Oeadltne Bid No 56" • Fri·
day June 29. 1984, 1 30 P M Bid
No 565 -Frldey June 29 198•,
2 00 p M Bid No 56& . Frid•"/ June
29. 198• 2 30 P M
Place ol Btd Receipt HUNT·
INGTOl'f BEACH UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT EDUCATION
CENTER. 10251 Yorktown Avenue.
Hun11noton Beac:n CA 92848
Project 1oenttl1C1t1on Bid No 5e4
· Roofing Renovation. Marine H1g11
School Std No 565 • Roofrno Reno-
vatron. Edison High School Bid No
566 · Roofing Aenovetton. West·
minster Htgh Scnoot
Place Ptens are on Ille MAINTEN·
ANCE. OPERATIONS ANO CON·
STRUCTION, Room 321 Hunt·
tngton Beech Union High Schoof
District Education Center. 10251
Yorktown Avenue. Huntington
Beach, CA 92646 Phone (714)
954.3339 E.>cl 320
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the above-named School District of
Orenge County C1fltornle acting
by and through Its Governing
Board heretnetter referred to as
DISTRICT wlll receive up to. but
not taler then Ille 11bove·1t1ttd
lime seall<I btds tor the award of 1
contrecl lor the above proiect
Bids shall be recewed 1n the piece
1dent1lled above end shell be open.
eo and publtcty reed aloud at the
ebove-statecl trme and piece
Eacll bid must conform ano be
responsive to the contract docu-
men11
Each bid shelf be eccompented
by the secunty rel•red to In the
conltect ~manta end b~ the 11a1
ol pr090MO aubcontrectort
The DISTRICT reserv91 lht right
lo reJ.c:f eny or all blda or to wafw
any 1rreou1111tte1 or 1ntorm11111t1 In
eny bids or In the bidding
The Department of lndutlrltl ~
1auon1 has detetmlned th• 1>8f181•1
prevalltng rate of per diem wt~ In
Iha tocehty In wlltch thl• work ft fo
be perlormeo lor .. en craft or type
of workmen needed 10 exeeuta Iha
contract Thne rat" ,,. on Ille ti
Ille DIST'AICT offlc'e loctted ti
10251 Yorktown Avenut . Hunt·
tngton Beach. CA t2e.te Col>*
rney be obtalned on r9(lVMt A copy
of these ratea shall ~ polled at lht
fOb Site The forego11"19 achedu,. ol
oer diem w~ •• b&Md upon • working dflY of eigtit ll ) llOurs. Tht
rate tor holldflY tnd 0Wf1tme work
111a11 be al teaet ome end ~elf
It ..... ~ mendetOf'Y ~ the
CONTRACTOR to WtlOm lhe tOn•
tract la aw•rdtd, end upon •n"J tub•
contractor unw him, to pay not
lell tllen Iha t aid 199CAfMlid ttl .. to
•" WOfllrnen emplored bJ them "' Iha .. ecvtion Of 1,,. 'ontr~
No ~'* mey Wlthdr•w ti bid
tor • period of fQtty·h\119 (d i da
an., Iha date_. tor Iha ~ Of
btdl
A payment bOnd and e £*•
fOfm~ bond Wiii ~ r~
prlOf 10 ••«Vtlon Of tr. eotitu1e1
The P•,,,,ent bond thal be 1111 lM
rorm .11t fortl't tn tht eontr.ct dOCli •
men I• l y "°b«1 c ••1ter Dlf.:1('111 Mll!'l«ll "lot Opett!tOnl
and Con1trvct~
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To see is tu move your family in!
This 3 BR, 3 '12 Ba, fonnal dining, 3
fplcs. separate family room kitchen,
completely rebuilt in 1979. The
au tomatic sprinklers & lg brick
potio makes this trouble fr~
excellently loca~ m this gated
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Opn 1·5 101 Via Lido Soud
Prestigious &yfront Villa, 6Br, 7 ~ Ba,
pool. lg boat docks, $4,850,000.
214 Via ltltaoa .,. 1·1
Beautiful 3 Br, 2 Ba, playroom, fireRlace.
beam ce1l.mgs. X lnt financing. $420,000.
IAHllE llllll UYFlllT OHM
Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai
Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba. 40' patio. $695,000.
llYIH TEIUCf
1111 lalatta l•naoa e,1 1-1
Panoramic bay & ocean view . 4 Br, 4 Ba.
patio, pool home. Fee price '775,000.
PlllUILA lllE HWIFIHT
Ocean & Jetty views. marine room, 4 Br.
3 Ba. 3700 sq. ft.. car parking. $1.285,000
IA YSllE PLAOE IAYHllT
Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up.
2 Br, 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1,350,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J·ll R"Y'·•d• Or'"' NB bl\ f,Jbl
AllOLITE
llllUCULATE
Perky Cape Cod w1111
French doqrs and w1n-
dow1, wood floors and
formal dining 2 Bdrm
1ownnome in Newport
only $153.900
l -.H.,Uf fiC .. f S
Raeltors. 675-6000
llllOA llLAll
JUST llHICHll
2 Unrts that Inell . 3 bdrm.
Cape Cod h ome
w1ri!modeled1cttctr,f'rp1C.
nardwd floors. 3 year old
rental unit has 2 bdrms. 2
patios 4 car garage.
Both units turnlahed &
rented Reduced 10
$365.000 631-1400.
-
WATI HJ HO"WT
I H>MI., 1-.
REAL ESTATE
131-1400
1111 REPO
IEWPORT IEICH
Sevei 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 3
car gtrege Spa Try S 115 0001 Mull sell fast!
546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
OIUU OOYE STOL
One of tll• beat areas of
CdM 3 Br 2'h Ba fixer
with toads ol potential.
Asktng price $305.000.
, Traditional
Realty
631-7370
IOYEI HOlllS
IWHW
Magnlhcient view estate
custom 5 Br lamlly rm &
5 Beth, new pool, spa. on
•., ecrt • an refurbished •
tmmed move In. trtdt or
llAlllPIOHT
Rare 5 Bdrm 3 8t wt1h
many m•ny cuttom I••·
lures tnctUdlng a very prl·
vats spa o" the Matr
suite The conatructlon 11
of stucco. wood and
ceder shake and the
mood Is one of elegance
The full pric. IS S21g.ooo
w ith ver1 favorable
ltnanctng 51-3191
C::.SElECT
.... PROPERTIES
.... Octu I O•ll•a• 11' ,.,., financing. 4 Br. 2
ba, lrg yard Ownr to
carry 2nd, 10¥. down
$117,000 548..0742
TIIE ILTllATI
UYFlllT
ITlrmr and perh1ctlcm
from the moment you
enter. High c.lllnga end
leaded windows Mtgnlll·
cent woodwork. 3 fir•
pieces. swimming pool,
spa, ' Br. 3 car gar ••
wonder ful l oe atlon
$1,850,000 l•aa-hofd
B1rbe11 Aune. 644-7020
1/1: Macnab -lrvmE
hlka
Peaia1al1 1007
IUCIOlnllE
Owner must tell 2 Br 1 ,,.,
Be $195.000 10'~ own
O W C 9~. Coa st
Properties 973.54 10
Cortaa 4tl llar 1022
•llYllE TllUGI * Spectael>far 3 + office,
huge lormal din. rm. Truly
breethttkfng. A Steal al
$239,900 Bkr 84&-0709.
536-0132
V10%11WIV'
2 hornet on 1 tot. S19k tn·
come. r9duoed lo S239k
J Bltcl( 7141476--2860
3Br SHORECLIFF home.
walk to beech $479.000
Eatate u lt, Wiii cQOPer·
ti• w ith brokt rt
8a3-3622/6«-8019
1 .... option ()I( sg15,ooo --------• for xlnt financing R & t1
lnveJtrMOts 751-5999 _
IELLlll
IOESllTll
$59,800 total price. Try S2"5 down! 1 bedroom
plu1 den-condo. Com·
munlly pOOI and IP• ,.ht.
will oot tut Calf now
a.tl-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
OlllDUUIO
PllflOT LIUTIH •••••Hhlttt,ooo 5 Bdrm.1. 3 bttha, Includes
muter tultt 11\d large
famlly room end off·
atrNt parking for llP to 7
eara Only 4 doof• rrom
the entr1nc• to Main
8eKh. NOW °" tht mar·
k•t 1t only a.478,000.
144·1111
/Jn Nfl,(l
UAil I Y 11.
A'i't.UI IA 11 '!i
let U1 a.If YH
Sell Y •• P,.,1rtrl
Thi Daly Hot offtn JOU ltil 111ct *' M .. .. "Pktwt ,,, ............
125 I* day, • Z dlys tor S45
.......... wt1 '1hotttr-" ftr ,. ........ -. .. Gil..,..
641-5671 ..
RIVER ROCK
HOMES
3Br + Den Move In today
Starting at
11•1,000
&ISIUILI FIUMIH Call John EHlot at
631-7054 ore73-3Sl68
2HOILIU
IPllUT/11111·1
TRANSFER FORCE SALE
Lg 3Br 21/1 ba condo/2 car
gar. S 125,500 F/P
S8500dn Agt 831-4300
Well maintained Sunttilne
home 4 br. 2 car gar. nice
famlly neighborhood. 890
Congresa. (off Pomona)
$114,000 957-8400
lrriae 1044
2BR + Oen RSJ Condo. Super 1harp cuatom
premier fairway location. twnhome. 28r 2be, den.
S21 uoo. 41&-1268 cwwr g Big canyon go11
courM Reel.to $299.000
LUXURY
LIYllG
3880 Michelson Drive
Irvine
w/tenna. By owner.
Open Sat 1-5 at 3" Sea
Island (Ford & Jambor")
862-1873
POOL & SPA
OPEN SUNDAY 12-4
-" 8d., 2 Bo. 2 story home w /formal
dining room, F .P. large backyard
w/covered patio. Only $155,000.
Sff it now ot 890' la Roca, F. V.
OR
Call Agt. Debbie, 842-447 4 ..
~YETUl t I I I I
I
E.al<M Cotta M ... 2 Br
unit w/gw & yard S850 . ...., ... ..., .......
MllllWL.n
PllP MlllllllllT
l14/llM1ll
Br 1 Ba encl.a garage,
bJg patio, crpts, dr&PM.
fncO. Xlnt area & sharp IMO + MC. No peta.
548·S«2, 770..5e2SI
I
Kenneybunkport?
Isn't he the guy who kicked the
winning field goal in the '74 Superbowl?
~fD ~
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(114) 893 5198 °"" Fl ilNt .. Mii atf ................. ~~
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., I•• llr••l•r
$2.17 per day
Tbat'a AU. you pay tOf
3 llMa, 30 daya
In lhe
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1-------~!'!'!'!~ FAST-NO 8URN OA PEEL Stucco Low cost, Ile, ell• Ne¥tpot1 CUttom P11nllng l\all•Uon Aeai. CoNul1· Al ,,..., echOOI & Pt
·EMC MUSCLE TONING-Pttt work. ~1-1181 Bob 18)'1'toth-.>PYcuttomera ant Aulgnml. 611-1$90 tonal Pf'O)eel~ 851•104
• --LON lncMf.NO Sweet Cullom 8rick·StOM Uc 280M4, 876-0383 •L-.... A'ROBIN TYPO SVC• and r..id Uo d. t>onded, LANDSCAPE SERVICE -Quiett WllQl'll La.a AleO-BIOck-Conctet..StYCCO ~ HouH-Ptlnter r .. ! .. Hcl WP' .it COfrMp, Prtnl,
Ina, Foreet 5!2·t t42. Tr .. t11m, Lawn Meint. etci. Ca!I 752-0~2·Uor twt Ref'• Fr .. eet, S4MM~2 Handyman Paint/fix' ttudent Pf'OJct 642-.335
llectrical s'n"" .. 9:,',· JuanT ~~·-~~...i lt•tt Clualai ••• 1 t anything e40-8259 • * ~~ ~~ * ldtw ltm•I ru~ tM '"" """'""" -,.__. __ ·= CHUCK THOMPSON ' ~ O PAlllll llltTllO gardening. competitive AOBIN·s CLEANING nlff PAINTING ....... WHJTe WIZAR NG
0ua111yWOl'fc. tree••· pttces. chudl s.ta.2n3 uRv1ce:. thOfe>ughly RePXIA:StAv• ooet ee2-1s1e ~~~~~.:-v~~~26
• -#305170/reta 846..aoo2 EXTeRIOR-TOP QUALITY ....... • -
DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
425513 "8-7'401 u•~·· ell.an hOUM. 540-0857 Bobby·Mobli. SPtClall1t ••• , n •••• ••11
Eleetrfc.lat1, S25/hr, bid or ; ; HOME REPAIR Prolealonal Servloet '°' work IOf your s. ,r .... t. 111 PL..W llllT1 tilt -• Nii.,.~il"-"""'!'~~....,"!9 plans f()( do It yourHlter. Elec>Plumb·Care!f'l'Y Prof111lonal people. Ret1 ini•I Rel'• Date M$-5e37 Stet• law requlr .. that •
•446036. "8·3189 Remodtile t<elth Me--4672 avail. Anna, ~59-1938 °' *' 1 Mvtll* lnaura~ R9Palr SPtClal· Oralna cleer from tta conlrac10f'I wno perfor1
pJu1tri.1RVINEMIRROR ea. day 11'• not U·e>oora..tc ELECTRICIAN ExpenRepall'915yrtlllP Chris.551-6434 CLEAN&EXPERT 11JnglnPalnt1ng/Pt11ter· :f;i'~-::'~·::r~ ::!::!~~~u~~
and tn. HUNTINGTON penslvef Only $30 ... REMODEL a-.1 RM1d Lie 233108• Small/lge Gen malnt . el~tlcal, I O°'* 25 yeeruxparlence Ing. Lie. CMe K3· 1843 Md Unite.RM
B ~CHCOMB£A---. way PP Group rates IOf C H. :=--'· 18 Jobi, r9')9lre 548-5203 plumb Cr•"'-536-4119 Quality houaeclHn ng Lie T-118.428 730-1353 INT/EXT 20 Y••·• "'w-. !xl)ft1 SeMce & Repair cblont'~•ctora· •"ould I -·-• less Chart.,. to Ca omm • • ,,........ yr• -Thorough, re1pon1lble • -"'",...... 31 yrs up. 18 yre In aree. • ... Wed~ay •t Mexico & Nev. 756-1020' In area. LleJbon<Mdllna'd RESID/COMM.LllND AMERICAN HANDYMAN local refs Pat 497-3254. STAIYlll Oii.Liii Av.,age Room S29 + uc •409035 M4..f919 1tate In tMtr edVet'tlllRI noe1C1raehar~I __ ----PalomboConateea-3564 28 yrs Oo my own work. Carpentry Wlndowa Materfals &42.0442 Contractore and tor UICALLfllTODLAO~~ A•pliuce 1 lt,.lr Repu-Door1-A1teret1on1 Lie 278041. Al 648126 Paint. t.M.t etc. YM Reliable. h<>MSt. reason-ll~~t,~~~a~' llllfllll P&llTIH. PnJtl'lY ••lat. ~~~~~ .f~~~;~99u~:
.. · . Remodel-Panel-Patlo1 Gadnlat Jesus 1* Lord 9•7•2397 •bte exp local ooupi.. Student Mowirs. fnsured lnt/eltt fr• nt Local ref I le.men any questions Contrec
Your Delly Piiot l1r1Mr Itta 11i,nu.. Wtndow-Fences-Cal>lnet l1alia Ample refs 673-7227 Lie T12._.~ &41-8427 1()yraexp. (714)63M911 tor'• State Llcen1
Service Directory Pr,ompt, couneous ... 35yrs exp J«ry 546-441 TIEEI I ..... littia1 NEW Warehouse Storage Gen repalr•·carpetlr\g-"'---d. 28 Civic Centi Aepruentatlve vtce Factory trained DUMP JOBS & _ PAINTER NEEDS WORK~ tlle-palntlng-clHnlng. ...,.. IU.U21 tit. JOI tec:hnte1ans 54~77 CtatAt acrett Topped/removed. Clean· SMALL MOVING JOBS ITllflll mllm Int/Ext. ce1Ung1. ,.fin cab landlCaplng "3-748<4 Pm•. Room 690. Sant
•--------a. L. It Driveways, Sldewalk1, up, new lawna 751-3476 MIKEe4$-1391 VACATION HOME CARE. M11111-p•-(28) yrs •JCP •work guar. •--fl :An=a::, C::A=9::27::0:1=== n.af•I Pallos. apa pada LIC.d CIMn Ups•Tree Trimming We 'hk• Care Of Your " •--· Davia Pmnllng ~~7 aw •I •--utical Partcl"" Areas • R;>8Jrs Ron 558-003'4 Yard Malnt •Hauling HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE P'e11, Plants. Paper, Mall CaOfomla'sOrigfnel ...,..., ... _____ _
1959 · . ., Furniture, Trash, Tr... etc. Howe.rd 548-3418 Student Mov9fs. QUALITY PAINTING, FAIR 1111 ftllf IMf•-Ceilia~I Resurfacing-Sealcoating CL.t•• c-MIKE 650•3263 963·541S NOAM Lie. CAL T136898 lnaured PRICES. FREE EST. " -
ind • sas 631~199 •" 111 Laa•scatl•t •• 050 11o•415232 11r &4e-.e21~ ESOUi§i E ACCOUSllC Dt . DAY CARE In my m . IS CommwClal/Reaidentlel ••(714)e41-8101 Call John, 63_1_-2 __ For Ad Action
Cal a
Daiy Plot
AD-VISOR
Resprayed or new Call for Aalt tliliat mo's 6 yrs T L C 280 Landtcape Maintenance ~~~!,!'.~:~;:tor~= PROF LANDSCAPE SER\/ •aaic WaMll RICHARD HUTCHISON
&peelal & free ats Al1 6 AUTO DETAIL AT YOUR Magnolia C M 548-8068 Ouallty Service, reu. ltc. yoo coun 759. 1936 Cc:IM Bonded. 20 Yre In area. coirege profeuor comes PAINTING 25 Y•Jre OualitY Roofing: Sr cltl1en
disc Ref1. Lie. •3<48877
K Funke 645-0193 Pm e47-7901 HOME YOUR CAR LIKE ---bonded 20 yrs In area. T.McWeeney 645-5l24 10 your hom•. Eva. Custom WOr1t We Love
M•ititas/ltaMtliat' NEW 494-5854 C11tr1ct1n Mcweeney Landscape BWTR 558•9282. 499•2779 Perfection. 963-091 t
-------lill p . St . Gtaeral 645-5124 Liatas H P1iatia1 ••t;ria~ -8ulid1RemO<I Spec kit. • • mce C..:nronlc Pain Alleviated In -
bath, otc, rm add, patio ersona Bi ay ng erv. CUSTOM REMODLING ardentng· Reasonable & 1 ses1on w/hypnotherapy Seaport Formal Limo Ser RAINBOW PAINTING FfAfd INTERIORS
oov/dckt. bay wndw lie Cont budget anaJysls. OC We Cost Less. And Oo Tl'le occommodatlng 8 yrs. Oorby Sims RH 548-8401 Free champagne for any Quality 11 our policy HANGING/STRIPPING Tutoring Catlf. Learning 642-5678
Tat1rl•1
448'85. Steve 547-8076 4 yrs Le .. Inc. 553-9252 Best. (714) 2<41-1488 Free est. TIM 645-5133 New Relaxerclse Classes occasion $18hr e45-6084 650-66<46 JEFF Lie 8888 VISA-MC 673·1512 Handicap. Reading,
Math, Lang. 641-6994 ~~~~~~~~
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ABYS RfOf PTllllllT S.CUrlty THE SAIL LOFT BAR B8:30 ,~1;g~.' ,:;:Yl ;:::· UlllET IUIU Secretary HouMheper/Sltter. 3 dys Part-Time Permanent O.C Comm«clal Prlnte< I 11~111 GRILL •bove tri. JoJ lntMt ult L er
ketlng Meeting •FREE*
8118-19 7pm Call Lar
Mezzanatto 559-0848
Advertising
Assistant
Ref En II h akl for h"'h quality case noods 8 wit. Potential for Mure •111111 seetll""' well organized-. 1 • Roger In Laguna e.ach 76t~81 ti s •ftspe 8 ":r man~acturer. Must have me. SICIETllY live In. Krla 650-80l9 lfllllllll matu;: pe(IOf\ to bondle Liii PlnllTill accepting appllcatlor
••ez , ...... 4024
494-0717 <Ulys own toots Exper. only He .... qu·"-oft'--I T"'-lrvlne Ory Cleaners DES/Wiii front deak Anawer We are currently M9klng Wed-Fri. from 2·5 P n need apply Sherwood ..., "'•v•" ......, ,,. counter help Hrl & -phones & t\W\A Appl" lo 1111 a poaltlon for an for the following poi BABYSITTING Mature · Jolly Roger Restaurant · "'~· Newport Beach matkellng btwn 8•3 IP,DPrlnt1no'. exparlef\Qed IOU preven-ltlona:
LIUI UIYE SIOOO We have an entry level Christian women to ~orp .• l 655 WA McFf chain has an <>Penlng tor vary No expar nee. M firm Is now expanding 3040 Redhlll Costa tlon detecilve. Full-time BAR SUPERVSR position available for a babysit Infant FIT prefer en, ;nta na, nr an Ellect1tlve ~retary to thru F 9•3 Call Jan and needs Intelligent. M .... Ca po91tlon avallabte. E11e-BARTENDER
dependable person In our home Reta req HarbOr lvd.) the Pres!dent. Position 552•1322 ene<getlc people to do nlng and weekend WOf1l BAR BACKS Prime Flnaooal Services
557-3512 ,,---••rt11~11,
lnteuisted In adver1•sing. E/548-6315 D/673--6890 CALLING FOR $S requires outstanding .lllrTll 1111111 Interesting telephone Recreation leader Or· necessary. PrlOf retell COCKTAIL WAITRESS
Job win Include cierk Maka money in your spare shorthand and typing C09ta M ... ArN SAM to wOf'k on bet'lalf of Na-~r:1~v~1ec:r!~:r~~~ and/or lnvestlgatJvoe ... HOSTESSES
T.D. 1 4021 duties •nd special pro-BAKER. graveyard ll'llft, time at home. No selling! sklUs. Profeclency on 12 Noon (818) 331-3727 tlonal Companies Salary (20·30 hr/Wk) Alt levee.'" cur II Y ex Per I• n c • TABLE WAITING iects Good typing skills no exper wfll train Apply Julle (71'4) 827..,..6-44 work processor a definite • ptua lllnt bonus For lnt9f· ,. pref91'red. BUS BOYS
are a must Excellent Wlnchells Donut HouM. A p N plus. Lovely offloe with .llUJ lllH ~ call Hugh Bleetner, round CITY OF IRVINE. SEA FOOD KITCH SUPV WANTED People needing
pvt TO $$$ S 10,000 up
No credit ...-no penalty.
Denison Assoc 673-7311
benefits Advancement ::47 Hart>or Blvd, Costa Liv• in~ ~~ trans-congenlal atmoephere Laguna Beach '!5:5776 Call 660-3814 Exc.tlent benefits and BROILER MEN
opponuntty Send r•-esa portetlon 67s-4275 plus excellent benefit ecoeptlng appllcatlons· Pan Time, pvt post office. r_es_t_a-ur_a_n_t -----I compensation package OYSTER BAA STAFF
sume or call: W.W UY Olll pacitage Including medl-WAITRESS/WAITER Typing 8 must, flex hrs W a I t e r I W a I t r • s s • Please aubmlt reaume Contact John <Hyer, 4G
Melinda Thacicety Book tennis l•uona. a&l YH SIU cal and dental lnSYrance (lull time e11per ) Nwpt Airport loc. Hoat/Hostess A~ In and/or -~...iu 10. South Coall High••·
Btlp WHIM 5 l 00 nt laity Pilet write-up charges. Ille llmlll' and profit sharing. Apply HOSTESSES 549-2287 person at Di Pr ego's Ital-_.,..7 • Laguna e.ech, Ca. 9285
*-IOOllirf-I* p 0 Box 1560 typing (45 wpm) & bkkpg, Have ou ev9r sold bod-In person from 9am to (lndu1trlou1-attractlve) Ian Restaurant, 2267 1. MAGNIN TOO YOlJNG
" r" :::osta Mesa. Calif. 92626 phones & various ofc lea? ~r oustomers are In 4pm at: 1 FRY COOK PUT TI•E Tl ITUT Fairview Rd. CM 3333 Bristol Street
•REAL. ESTATE• (714) 642-<4321 ext. 302 duties 645-5000. M·F the high tech industries JOLLY ROGER INC (lull time nights) Publisher needs utlllty per-.... FIT, LYI rn Co111 Mesa. Ca 92828 '~10~,~~0~!'~~1rder~~~ IALllA UY OLll and need quality peopte. 17042 ~,1:te Ave. ~~1~,;01~o:~r·H!~ son to help with °'1.,.~· tor 3-11 thlft, small SNF In Equal Oppor1unlty Em-f()R AIRLINES?
handle payables and re-"NSWERING SERVICE Secretary, membership Xlnt compensation Peek· (71'4)250.0331 Laguna Beech . A/Rt .dshlppd1!",0· and .. I ~·r,-Lagune Beach. 494-8075 _P_l_over __ M_l_F _____ tm---'late ---1ng1 lor 1
eel bl p epa b k " sales. heavy phone•. age. en e ' e I Ing. ' I .. Sta '" ~-_. ........ v_ .. •rec~:aM:t h~ve ~~r:,~o Toeulespshhonelfts.0Fpeu1r1a1t1m°'e· Vonar1y'·. credit cnkg, postlnn. on Execcutlve Search LEUL llOllnUn expelredr. $&6/hsor L wbonpmusere-s SALES. easy. make "' ' ..... , guys & gala to travel U.! ··• ompany qu T $300-500+ per week. FT/PT, eves, wknda & major cltlea w/unlqu kno ledge ol general computer (Type 60 Exp'd housecleaners. needed for temftlV10ry full · · w 362 3rd St .:C Laguna ALAN GLENN INC ,..... • 9 5 M/Tl'l/Fr Corona dol Cash bonuset dal~ Aile graveyard. Neat appeer-butlneu group. No ex ledger. good typing and B • wpm). 6<45-5000. M-F •75 27 · Must have own car. lime work In Huntington .; : 67"' ,..,.3·8 JI for Steve or huck ance & handwriting. nee. Tranaporratle> 10-key skills. pluJ> be well each _ v •5 0 $5/hr. Muat be 11-xlble Beach lew flrm Must be ""8'· .,..,,v m Win '"' ,.......... 534-1480 Apply In perton: 2890 lumlshed. ExpenMS ac organized Real estate ARCH DRAFTS PERSON A 1 Carpenter• and appren-Days only. Calt Connie experienced Call Christ• 11 Newport Blvd. C.M. vanced during 2 wee exper & non-smkr req'd w/11lnt skills only. tor ss1stant1 or busy beauty tlcet $4-12/hr Must have 850-4119 at 8-47-6041 PART-TIME,· Varied hours W.ES lllU •'""'""' ••·· t ...._ 1 New o ices in great o-space planning rm .... u , trans. some tools, tocaJ, Experienced haircutter LIQUO• CLEll to nclude ear Y • .., ,. rr-""" ... ft I fl .. ,.Ion Good opport nltv I I A M MODEL TYPES -~, .. ~ lll...,•/Q011111r• paldor o1~r· .... ..., a·1ng"""1es, .,.wel
cation Sendresumeto 261-6040 200 Newpor1 C.Oter Of. perm position 642-8100 d C 1 M n weefcends.Multhavede-figures Earn S2 1oFufltlmef0<growlngMedl-groomed,freetostartkT
THE 0 HILL COMPANY &•c•~af Newport Beach aMe< 5 pm. w!~t~s0-l8~; a eu Bondable ~Apply In per-pendable vehlcle (tmaU $400 wit. Work In the aun cal Company. Working mediately. F0< pereoni
ATTN ED BRIGGS n .. '""'• BOOKKEEPER F/C .......,.1 ar son 9.AM-2 PM TU9$-truck . van, station Own hours Easy Mii kn~ of UPS.,Alr ~ Int-..-. ......... 1..-Sher
One Upper N9Wport Plaza Award winning tirm seetls .. -., BABYSITTER needed full F/M. ~tdoor sales bMcA · Set only No phone calls wagon) tu llUISt newt· Contact RARE FORMS Truc)(lng ehlpments. Min. SI;;,,--; ;".P~ ln pe.
Nwpl Beach CA 92660 efal1at14 lttlper ~:.~~r ,=::er:::' !:i~""tx ~~~~~~ supplies Wkends-'#kdys AIRPORTER INN HOTEL paper dealer In Irvine (714) 646-9864 3 yra exper. Mechank:al son at the Newpoi
Sllfs exi:i tn Stte ptannlng Some gen olc. typing ry P S3.50 start 759-8455 18700 MacArthur Blvd area Must be depen--abtllty a ptus Must bl a s h e r a 1 0 n 4 5 '4 * * & rea.dential design plus phones Salary Comp1Hskpr to llv&-ln FIT--lrvlne. Ca dable Contact Greg SALES MANAGER selt-ttarter and s•lf· MacArthur Blvd, N.B bt
Yoong dynamic company • ,j la C taia open. Send resume to w/eld91'1y lady in Costa --Hyde Monday thru Friday Women's Illness center. motivated. APC>fy 1n per-tween 1 tam-Spm Thuri
needs 30 people SSOO -I a, Jim P 0 Box 2990 New· Mesa Eves 548-3289 $55 a snltt starting pay llWIEI between 9 30 and 10·30 salary & comm Call for son Fri only. Patents we
$1000 wkly within 30 Min 4 yrs exp. in Type V Be C 9266<> Exp. must be fut w/eggs a.m. onlX· 642.,..321 appt 497-5464 TRONOMEO INT'L come et Interview. days (salary plus com-Call (l1•)112-2100 port Kh. 1 Cooks, CHEERS. HB. omttts. &eaktasVluncti THE DAILY PILOT Is nowllliiiliii-ilililiilliiii•• SALES-PEOPLE 3t95-AAlrportloopOf.
m1s11ons1 Cash da11y ART -1 1 111 1 ne lable hllltt,er /lfc •-r lunch & bfeakfast. Call STUFT T SHIRT accepting appllcat1on1 --------Pan & full time for Coit• Mesa. ca. 8-41-8224 TUYELAIEIT available 4-5 Hour work n e gen · x • F II .. IP AIR •-842""394 517 30th N.8 673-3593 lor OiatrlCt Managers to nl -· llUIS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii da Mechcal and Dental committed person need-u b .. pg. A · . pay-.,_ tetall atore 675-6587 Prominent N.B travc be~eflls Opening 3 new r: ~~ ~~:g~ :r•:1~y~ ;ri~,:!r.~n: k ~"fa-CHI FllllTIU ITllf ::r::;~11~ua~·.::•!~~ At~!in~.!~ ~~~·~';'~1 SALES PERSON, retell an-STUDEITS agency ~· lu~5tlmF orllces Immediate pomo-or s u · ru r Summer child care pro-in Laguna Hills has full w..,.,on or ...ick-"" Good ..... ., Uque atore. lncludH IO YIN agent· ,.,pply " A 1 1 lllted 1 d d mg, mostly mental Resp. sell starter only -.. "' ·'?' Eves/wknds.780-8305 &44.:0360 S Carol
U'a°"1s' w°'e~vuea made"11'"'1e1. Sometimes """"" reward-7 t4-540-3311 gram Mon-Fri 9 am-1 time P~5.!~nFs opeRT nUIRorE salary, mlleage allow-weekends. Salary plu1 . ue or ~, pm Exp req. $6. p/hr. experie • ..._. U NI ance company benefits p _. C ..-11 at comm1as1on 957-3989 II ... .-. llWU bt,~I· •••T1DT us show ou how' Ask for '"9 PIT 20·30 hrs to lllllElPfl 548-8849 SALES PERSONS and ' ••• l•nt ,., tr .,... ' ""
Mr Ed /55.1000 st an $4 to start. Both ex-Pt-tm Must handle corn---o RAPER YI c ARP ET :npdplv~~:,r>;.tu~!~r~ Knowledge of pladnts s' In· Salts 11,1/WHlt...t wbOe ""have& gope1·rt• nl~ts~ lnllM, Fill
lllll. SECTY pandable. So. Cst Plaza plex books accurately COUNTER HELP wanted SAL e S p ER S 0 NS . , ,.,.... ,.. 1 sect 1.0. req· . tart ,_ ""' ........ area. 751-6306 tor appt. SC and BPI Computer Costa Mesa area. 581_2121 Piiot Clrculatlon ~ffloe. S900·S 1100/mo. Inter· Hot new beach cover~ps 12-18 years old working Tim, -.S Tl IE
lmmecl opening for a sell-
starter In an extremely
last paced
Attendant -Room only, In ex per
excnange ror occastonaJ 751-0565
des Ir ab I e 549-8793 or 581-292'4 330 Wat Bay, Coate view by appt only. from Hawaii. Liberal evenings & Saturdaye. lll••D. GENERAL OFFICE. Mesa Monday thru Fri-646-7441 comm111lon tor pro1. earn money, trips & .,,_._
R E Investment firm
E>1cellent commun1ca11on
and organizational skllls
required. along with first
rate typing & Sh Non
smoker Send resume to
TMI :.6 Upper Newpotl
Plaza Newport Beach.
Ca 92658-8975
Ann Ksnn 1ncld aaJary
history No calls pleaH
~-------8 SSl St an ce 645-2357 llmllf S&US
BABYSITTING. Summer SALARY PlUS: Outgoing
1ob for H S student Nd & enthusiastic salet per-
sitter tor 2yr old. my son/store model with
home. 2 mornings & 2 alt-fashion flair needed for
noons (approx 8 hrs wt<) oor exclusive women's
at $3 50 hr 548-6818 designer boutique
F /time. Must be reapon-
Trade your old ttuff fOf. slble/rellable. PleaH
n•w goodle1 with • apply in person: ALEXIA.
Ctullfled ad. e42-5678 280 Forest Av, Lag 8ch
COUNTER PERSON. PIT Part time. Flex. hrl. day No phone calls. LLOYDS NURSERY Contact: RARE FORM bonuses. Cati . ..,..._
Nickel Rent A Car ORON -(7141786-7035 E.O.E. (71 4) 648-9464 Mr. RountrM PIEFllUl.Alft.f 11
546-8871 Phone tales Madd benefit ••• 1111 ---IOI •1&aa -------GENERAL OFFICE CLERK ---------sl'lell Fl t, pit. Exp not llWl lllP _.. "~ -DENTAL· experienced.
highly motivated R.0.A.
for team oriented H.B. of-
fice 4 Day weetc. Call Of
Ford 842-7431
Full-time. M·F. Anaw.r * IUIUH * necessary 4/hr & up Xlnt position for exper. Mon.-Frl. 10am-3pm UllWAll, !Ill
phones, run tO-key by No experience. Xlnt salary 75<4-1941 sales peraon In bu1y 1&•11111.YI lllTI toucti 831-7291 Ask tor s.46-5431 brldal 1tore. C.M Teleption. Work .,
Margaret CR Pill& IEITAIUIT 1159-5559 S4&-t821 AdVertletng Coneultant to IUA · MA w/x·ray permit or T Summer help, 18 & aver •--Y/IFI Ill wortt p/tlme eve/Wknd •--•• IFFICE 10 work wttnd1 & re11e1 673•1366 -•n · ~ T f eeax.d TYPllT/UIPT 5W5..-k t Acenta Payeble/Rec. Tei. n ustln ° c. r 80+WPM. BHlc offlc• Dental Hygienist needed PIT Entry L.....i Working wor or aummer va-pt\one. some ce>mputer etmoehere. depend ble
Neat South Coast Plaza. Into FIT posit~ Typing. cations Call &3l-3999 P~~~~~t ;~Pr~'.~~ lkllls helptut. 557-3380 M llLll =~conc11t.:Os. ~
Mon/Tues 5<45-~43 cieneal duties, 8:30 to MEDICAL olllce secrty trans 751•2271 ask tor M.nt ....... llllEPT pon. 648-5015 LaurM 3pm. Kristy 751-1308 exper For Chlropracttc ----------... ,._
LOOKING FOR Legal Mex-.... nir••ir1 offc In Seal Beach. days Prominent N B travel llllnUY * 1111111, AWllll TYPIST/SEC. tape Iran
lean Couple to work on -• --eve·• & Sat A M Must agency needs full time Established co • exit typing EMn up to. • scrlptlon, wd proc train
Maryland estates Salary to work bayfront shop on ha~ knowledge In Int. agent Apply ASAP. necessary Norma.I ledger •I/HOUR Ing. FIT. S.A., Ed
& own house Male job: Balboa Isl. Cati 673·7438 billlng, Bkkpg. PT.. 644.0360 Sue or Carol. posting Good telephone • Inger/Newport Fw SYD.Ey dr i ver , ,?.ardener. Hostesses CHEERS HB f>tlonee, P~brd. typing. P/TIME: Sat onty Rental preHntatlon req'd ClllM1t<eller730-7002 558-8333Mulne
caretaker emale. maid Grand Opening 8/27, lull (213) 5 8-8289 Apt. check out/lite clean-~Plolre~a~sm•ennt t w0Nrwk5P':1"0-~•fn1 .. 1. I . ,.,, P1·1m' ................... · .. 0 & cook 63 l.0448 or part-time, students llYllS Ing. Must have bike " ""' "
HOROSCOPE
-~----.UR O.K. Call 8-47-4394 Looking for Ph--"'•I worf( Dinah 673-1900 ma1m1 SEC'Y ·--
•
••••••••••••. Housecleaners 16/hr. pit. Need to stay In shape. 24 t.O lllPlOTll llOlnUY :
Saturday, June 16
ARIES (March 2 J -Apnl 19): New forms of recreation could
dominate see nano. Burdens are removed. you'll have greater freedom
of cxprc'is1on. fo('u~ on social activity. fulfillment of aspirations.
relatton'ih1p that grow!> •aronger. Another Aries and Libra figure
prom1ncntl}.
TAURUS ( .\pnl 20-Ma} 20): Take initiative. make contact with
individual' 10 pos1t1ons of authority. Stress communication through
calls and written word. Ongmal approach brings desired results. You'll
receive 1n\ 1tat1on to pamc1pate in community project.
GEMINI (Mav 21-June 20): Express ideas tn graphic manner.
Means be o;urc o thers can relate to your meanings. Focus on vacat10n
travel. hol1da\ sp1nt. domestic adjustment aimed at restonng harmon}
10 home front Long distance call atds tn restonng sense of d1rect1on.
purpose
CANCER (J unt• ~ 1-J ul}' 22): D1verstf}'. make tnquines. realtzt that
\our contnbut1on<; are "aluablc. M ystery can ~ solved. financial
dealing<; should b< clarified. Be sure you are getting your fair share
Gem1n1. Sagittarius persons figure prominantly.
LEO (Jul-.. 23-Aug 2.2): Go slow. check details. ~ porn1ve
concerning tejal nghts. pem11ss1ons. Focus on partnership. pubhc
relation<;. manta! status. It will~ necessary to revise some matenal, to
rev1cw basic facts. Scorpio plays significant role.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Be ready for change. travel. variety-:--
lake notes. outline format and adhere to your own style. Focus on baste
issue!>. dependents. pets and employment. You'll become more aware
of diet nutn11on. need for exercise and knowledge of health.
LiBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You'll receive gift from one who does
have your best interests at heart. Settlement of "lover's quarrel" is
highltght of sct'nano. Accent on change. varic&y. travel. rtercation.
cxprc~~1on of love. Another ltbra plays key role.
SCORPIO 10<:1. 23-Nov. 21 ): Spothghl on land. real estate,
1emtonal ngh1s. ._.3ca11on resort Aura of Jlamor and mynery
highlights scenano You'll get some priv ileged 1nformat.iorT. you'll be
"b;ickstage·· and you·11 exert tntlucncc on your own desttn~.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·l>ec. 21 ): Stress vcna11ht). intellectual
cuno 11). 3ccept added re pons1bility. realize you are aimtnJ h•ah and
wlll aa1n power Focu~ on love. m oney and health Individual with
c"penenl't' will become valuable ally and your confidence. morale wlll
~.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Empha 11 on ittung nd of
unneceuary expenses. ;ireamlinina techniques. 1mprov1ng services.
You'll find newwa}\Of rncrcasinamcome. you'll locate art1clethtu had
been lo l. m1 ''"i or "olen. ri~ fiaures prom1pently. AQUARJ (Jan. 20..Fcb. 18): You'll have .. golden opportunity"
to 1 h1eH aoal. Moon m your 11n h1ahhahts confidence. 1ni1iuivc.
new tart , abtltly &o be at n&hl place at special moment. Leo native
bt'IP' you put ideas cro sin manner that rcsuhs 1n profit.
P (Feb. ~·March 20): Follow throupt on tint 1mprc$Sions.
ln&u111on1 now ~rve a rcltable auidc. Cycle 1 ht.&h. Judamcnt i on taratt .and tamma will be a dcflmte usci. famffy membtt mall
ronc ion. ptt urn Ire' rclt~vcd nd )ou'll ht happier and h~"hicr
aJ ttSUh.
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Tl TIE CUIOEUll Own trans. Mald1 O.C. yrs or older. clean cut. Hlghschool graduate. 1 to FllWIW. PWllll RETAIL S)LES SCoaddlebaockl ComOmff'~~lty 786-8222 polite & couneous. CaH 2 yrs O.C exper. pref. In Secty ror Financial Plan-~
liege strict ,.... In Starving Ac1ora Movtng medical devtce/plastlc 0ep N B ~i!!~11~~ 1~1e~~ e~!:uu: To pfacll your meeaage Co. 9-5:3o 650• 1370 mouldlng or allied Indus-~~tm.!r'Fr;;:.tTyplng ~ COORDlll TOR
ae c re t er y to the before lM tffl" ltl8 try Fluent In engllsti. min. 50/ word procestlng
Chaooellor. Position re-l'Mdlng public, P/Tlme train•. lype 40 Musi be able to read & exper. Shthnd req. Call
quires word prooesalng & phone wpm & 10 key by touch a write Apply In pert0n Shelby Cheek
shorthand skllls. Excel-.-Dally Plfo1 .. muat S3 35 hr 548·5623 Tronome lnfernatlon1I. TMI Corp. 553-0940 lent salary & benefits Claulfted, 642·5&78 ask tor Dorothy. 3 195-A Airport Loop.
7141831-4850 CM 64t-8224
Southern California dally news~
paper needs experienced desk
person with good layout and
headline writing skills. Some
feature writing also required.
Competitive salary and ben-
e11ts. EOE Reply ad #400. C/O
Orange Coast Daily Piiot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA.
92626.
IFFICE IUUIH for busy ofllce Secretarial ••AUTY lllTllL
& mgml sklll• required. TIAllfE
Light bl<kpg prel Gd job Preter some exper • but
rels a must. 759-13'42 willing to train in position
ol O C Inspector . Fluent
in engh1h Must bl Ible
to read & write. Apply tn
person Tronomad Inter·
national. 3 t95-A Airport
Loop Of . CM 641·8224
Pllll•IUll Mall Of'der company Wiii
train Apply In Ptrton
1M80 Bandilter Cir (cor.
Ellls). F V 963·9881
PAINTER needed. 2 yrs
exper •tarting pay S5 flr 638~691 I
PAii• AnDUIT
Alluutlll
IEClmlllST
SECRETARY
SEllDR
Emkay Developemenl
Company, a Morrlaon-
Knudsen Company has
immediate opening In
their Newport Beach ol-
tice tor Senior Secret1ry
with computer lmput ex-
perience to work directly
with construction projeet
manager at1d aub con-
tractore Micky POflfN'
71'·633-8880 or Mnd r•
aume to PO BollC 2390.
Newport Beach. CA
92680 EOE
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Orange County daily newspaper is
seeking fast paced, flexible achiever
to coordinate di.splay sales activity.
Must have exceptional organizational
ak.ills. Duties include tracking daily
sales, answering busy phones for
out.aide sales staff, coordinating
theatre advertising. Some typing, fiJ.
i.r\g required. Newspaper or agency
experience a+. Send resume or letter
of quallfic.ationa to:
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Ad #968
C.O.ta Mesa, CA 92626
Attention: Lisa Smith
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
330 W 8AV ST ·COSTA MESA CA 9'616
AN I 1J11AI 0P"'()fltUNll ff MPIO°lt 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... .
D-'IJPilat
FIT PIT mutt have Valid
driver• llcenee Apply In
Pfl'IOn aam to '2 noon
Century Parking Inc
New An111etm Hiiton &
T owere 777 Con~t16n
Way. An1hetm
Newpori Beach lnv•st-
ment Arm requires full
time Recepllon111 2
Month esslgnment Pub-
llc Relatlon.1 Image,
positive attitude, confi-
dent, poised and well 11<11·
led In the an of dealing
with people. Non -
tmoker. Mlnlmal exper
Typing 55 WPM.
TMI Corp. 553.-09'40
KIDS-EARN GREAT TRPS AND PRIZES!
U YOUT ARTIST
Oranae County daily newspaper hu
an opening for a quick layout artist.
c.andidate -must be able Lo work well
with alee Je and meet daily dMd-
Une. Buie of camera
ready U'l. typGD.ng, the capebWty
to mark up layouta for production a
must. Additional projects may include
flyi ra, br'Oclwres. maps and aalea pn.
entadon ViiUal.s. 1-2 yean experience
-newspeper pttf~. Send reaune
to:
OI A, ,£ COA T DAILY PIUYr
P.O. BoJCt*
Col.u M , CA 92826
AttenU.on: Uaa Sm.Ith
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Motor Roule Available
ewport Beach area, three
hou ~r day. Earn approx.
1600 ~r month. C.U 11:00
to ·liOO PM. A k for Bruff ·
Em1le .
CIRCULATION DEPT.
642-4321 EOE
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
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10 Siestas
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15 Cereal
16 NW Terrlto-
rin abode
17 Airplane
18 Ardent
19 Metal
20 Cr1tleized
22 Numerical
prefix
23 Mild oath
2'4 Condense
26 Sprite
29 Ratltes
31 Upon: pre!.
32 State again
3.t Make known
38 Single time
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41 Other
42 Typlstt
45 M1yor's
.ides
48 Title
49 CMur'• day
50unh-m
51 Fkiwer
55Ch911t
57 Running
tracks
58 Copy
63 Be con-
cerned
64 Prohibits
65 Arrested
66 Custard
apple
67 Pot filler
68 Antelope
69 Without: suff
70 Beneficial
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2 Declaim
3 Oubhn's land
4 Got up
5 Terms ol
holding 1obs
6 Break
7 Not extinct
8 Sour llqu1ds
9 United
10 Cairo's
waterfront
11 Proxy
12 License -
13 Next to Chad
21 Monieker
22 Church head
PREVIOUS
PUZZLE SOLVED
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26 Greek deity
27 Period of
fasting
28 Stand up to
30 Strtng instru-
ment: colloq
331nane
35 Trees.
36 Cruising
3 7 Allow use of
40 Saw briefly
43 Paintings
44 -Lanka:
Ceylon
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46 Do business
4 7 Dominions
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52 Egg-shaped
53 Denudes
54 "A Bell
for -·
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direction or
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61 Antler part
62 Ob 's targets
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INVOICE POSTED ON ALL SALE VEHICLES
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NEW '84 CHEVETIE NEW '84 CAMARO NEW '84 CELEBRITY NEW '84 EL CAMINO NEW '84 910
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Chevette Cpe. 2525 261291 CamaroCpe. 752 131227 Celebn1y Dr. 2186 ~2 El Camino SS -2838 218486 S10Ext.Ceb 2364 209385
Chevette4Dr. Sed. 2607 266362 CamaroCpe. 977 138478 Celebrity Wagon 2725 942337 El Camino SS 2840 219056 S10L.Bed 2365 209839
Chevette CS 4Dr. 2608 266193 Celebn1y Wag. 2438 928630 El Camino SS 2843 219287 S10L.Bed 2366 210039
Chevette CS 40r. 2792 270865 NEW '84 CAVALIER Celebrity Wag. 2526 935220 El Camino SS 2844 217444 S10L.Bed 2377 210489
Chevette CS Cpe. 2890 109893 Celebrity 4Dr. 2529 937280 EIGamlnoSS 2845 218176 S10Ext.Ceb 2391 208575
Chevette CS Cpe. 58 107258 Modol SIOci< S....I Celebrity Wag . 2532 935256 El Camino SS 2646 216593 S10L.Bed 2401 '21 1454
Chevette CS 4Dr. 59 110046 Cavalier CS Wag. 991 165514 Celebrity Wag. 2538 930899 El Camino SS 2847 217547 S10L.Bed 2423 210773
Chevette CS 4Dr. 761 159591 Cavalier CS Wag. 1361 198321 Celebrity Wag . 2539 930672 El Gamino SS 2848 217416 SIOLBed 2424 210763
Chevette CS Cpe. 849 160459 Cavalier CS Wag. 1433 203215 Celebn1y 4Dr. 2540 931680 EIGamlnoSS 1418 175555 NEW '84 S-10 BLAZER Chevette CS 4Dr. 891 166566 Cavalier CS Wag_ 1540 215328 Celebn1y 4Dr. 2553 932348 EICeminoSS 1471 181947
Chevette CS. Cpe. 1290 183973 Cavalier CS Wag. 1564 216290 Celebrity 4Dr. 2681 939230 El Camino SS 1825 197661 -I Slo<k
Chevette CS 4ilr. 1517 204376 Cavalier CS Wag. 1638 221241 Celebrity Wagon 2885 943572 El Gamino SS 21 19 203953 S10Blazer4x4 1292 160265
Chevette CS 40r. 2274 246889 Cavalier CS 4Dr. 1691 222453 El Camino SS 2137 201012 S10 Blazer 4x4 2516 198803
Chevette Cpe. 2357 256185 Cavalier CS 4Dr. 1692 222540 EICaminoSS 2286 209505 S10 Blazer4x4 1785 186593
Chevette Cpe. 2467 102520 Cavalier CS Wag . 1733 223065 NEW '84 MONTE CARLO El Camino SS 2528 214007 S10Blazer4x4 1858 188527
Cavalier CS 4Dr. 1814 226694 S10Blazer4x4 1957 195792
Cavalier CS Wag. 1834 228939 Model ""'" ,,_, S10 Blazer4x4 2000 194900
Cavalier CS Wag. 1839 228674 NEW '84 510 S10Blazer4x4 2055 193818
NEW '84 CAMARO Cavalier CS Wag. 1845 228476 Mame Carlo 2601 150343 S10 Blazer4x4 2056 194630
CavalierCS4Dr. 1867 226158 Monie Carlo 2612 170148 S10Blazer4x4 2080 197398 -'""" ..... S10 Blazer4x4 2517 213493 Cavalier CS Wag . 1869 227420 Monte Carlo 176 102598 Sloe> Se~I S10 Blazer4x4 2114 195516 Cavalier CS Wag. 1893 230406 Monie Carlo 378 121 623 SIOL.Bed 2445 210408
Cavalier CS Wag. 2004 232676 Monie Carlo. 727 134638 S10L.Bed • 3449 210775 S10Blazer4x4 2116 195409
Camaro Berlinetta 1178 143116 Cavalier CS 4Dr. 2008 237298 Moote Carlo 728-137292 S10L Bed 2572 214998 S10Blazer4x4 2194 203476
f CamaroCpe. 1280 154331 Cavalier Wag. 2028 241079 Monie Carlo 1004 150231 S10L.Bed 2585 21 5878 S10 Blazlf4X4 2275 204796
I Camaro Berlinetta 1407 162378 Cavalier CS 40r. 2030 240430 MooleCarlo 1591 191661 SIOL.Bed 2645 219556 S10Blazlf4X4 2277 194066
Camaro Berlinetta 1417 161557 Cavalier CS Wag. 2071 243627 Monie Carlo 1614 192982 SIOLBed 2656 215903 S10Blazer4x4 2397 211588
CamaroCpe. 2474 2021 73 Cavalier CS 4Dr. 2209 252345 Monie Carlo 1614 192982 SIO Ext. Cab 2684 219936 S10Blaz,lf4x4 2420 21 0936
Camaro Berlinetta 1847 173860 Cavalier Wag. 2222 252943 MooleCarlo 1906 200378 SIOL Bed 2665 21996 ,-----s1 o1!tazef-------------------2646. •• ZtU
2!5456 S10Blazer4x4 2483 21 2637 ---Camaro Berinetta 1660 173410 Cavalier CS 4Dr. 2245 254726 S10L. Bed ' 2669 Monie Carlo 1935 199967
Camaro Berlinetta 1887 173351 Cavalier CS Wag . 2246 255140 MooleCarlo 2118 204339 S10L Bed 2670 215924 S10 Blazer4x4 2506 213094
Camaro Berfinetta 1670 172858 Cavalier CS Wag . 2247 254367 MooleCarlo 2155 205284 S10L. Bed 2670 112625 S·10 Blazer 4x4 2569
CamaroCpe. 1741 174925 Cavalier CS Wag . 2248 254659 S 10 Short Bed 459 125865 S 1 O Blazer 4x4 2537
Camaro Berlinetta 1760 176603 Cavalier CS 4Dr 2257 255516 S10LBed 469 125865 S-10 Blazer 4x4 2568
CamaroCpe. 2500 203202 Cavalier40r. 2273 253957 • NEW '84 CAPRICE SIOL.Bed 653 133288 S-10 Blaze< 2644
CamaroCpe . 1765 175911 Cavalier4Df. 2289 256652 SIOL.Bed 669. 133056 NEW '84 TRUCKS Camaro Ber1inetta 1793 176510 Cavalier Wag. 2290 256188 S10 L. Bed 671 132523
Camaro :pe. 1876 178218 Cavalier CS 40r. 2291 256108 -SIO<k S....I S10LBed 672 133314 -......
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musical exc:ellenc:e. lhc award-winning quintet " coma
pnsed of Whitmycr. Lon Busse!~ oboe; Gary Bovyer,
clannet.; Kay Bri&bunan. bassoon. and James Thatcher,
French born.
The New An Stnng Quartet will rt(um wilh Juda for
lhc final OOl'lCUl on Tuesday, June 26 lo play Brahm's
.. Quintet in F Minor, Op. 34." "String Quartet lD C MaJOr.
Opus n . No. 3~oy Haydn; "Song for Ludwig .. by Joel
K.abekov; -eegy .. by Elhott Caner, and ''Double Canon"
by Stra vinslcy.
All COIKUU arc scheduled for 8 p.m. in the Fane Arts
C.ooccrt Hall Tichu at the door will be $6 general. SS for
seDJOf'land lllldetsts. Tu:teu for the 5Cries arc $25 general
andSlSCorsenionandstudeots. Forfurtherdetails, phone
856-661sor6617.
Diners marvel at Cafe Lido
How can food, wine. jazz
be so fine, reasonable?
By BEYERL Y BUSH 8MJTB
........ c:.. ' a J
II wa.sa puzzkment-ourfirst vi11t ford.anneratC.afe
l.Jdo. How, f wondered, do they do JI? How can Shirley and
Joe Sperrazza make a go of a mall re5ta.Ul'ant which ofren ~food at such reasonable prices-wine at just S2
above retail -and h ve jazz every even1ng and Sunday
af t.cmooOJ?
The answer. acxord1ngtoJoe, iJ that he owns the
property, so be' snot burdened with an astronomic lease.
And he has an excellent Nff (06 My employees work wilh
me. not for me ... ), bqaomna wilh bis ~~cbe( Francis
T cmaiana. former owner of the Cafe Taruu 10 Newpon.
who understands the bu11ness u weU u lheculinary
upectsofa rbtauranl.
Now. when I say reasonable prices.. I mean full dinnen
from S9.9S forlemoncbtek.en wjthcinaer•nd bett. to S 1 S.9S for a special oflob51er wt Or you may choolc from
nine a-ta chsbes., includi~ piccolmo or gn~occbi. served
wit.bsabdonoupandp.rhctftad,&omS6.9StoS8.95.
A.ad wbere else can you enjoy four veal di.shes, all
priced at St t.9S, iocludinatoup onaJ.ad; potato, rioc or ~and vc.,etable? (There·s cveo 1 warm loafofbmld, an alJ-in~oc-combination of sour douah. squaw and dark
raisin?) PrimeribisS 1l.9S;IC&Dlpi,S14.9S7
Even mote popular at din.ncr. however, arc the
eveoinc'sblackboardSPecials. For us. these included
hOney-d.ip prawns, fresh poached salmon with light
M°::i sauce topped wilh shrimp and frtSb bab'but.
sau inalcmon-bunersauc:e. We ordered the halibut
and wereamazcdatlhesizeoftbeserving. lt was
bcautifWJyc:ookeid, but throU&h the years we'vecome lo
expect that offrancis. Our only rqret was the acnerous
annointin& with prlic. which we did not expect.
We also sampled the veal French. Ji&htydipped incg.
saut.eed, and finished with 1 white wine, lemon and butter
sauce. The auc:e wu very butaery, in fact, O>e plate was
awash in melted butter. B\.lt the flavor and tenderness were
exemplary. .
Cafe lido also offers an intoauinslist of appetlzen,
indudinaourcboice. Frcnch~fried ravioli. These crisp
(PIMM ... cAJ"&,..._e 1e )
' REVIEW
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'Star Trek III'
as likable as
a '60s record
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ............... .. Star Trek," the television series.. wasa produet of the
1960s. a pop phenomenon almost u dosety identified with
that era as the Beatles. And like Bealle songs that still
receive airplay, the tclevison episodes of --SW Trek ..
endure in endless syndicated reruns.
Gene Rodden~ sold his series to NBC by calbng 1 t
a son of .. Wagon Tram to the Stars." His ral purpose .
bo~vcr, was to find an entcrtainin& format m wb.K:b to
comment on the social issues oftbe day. 1lie "'Stat Trek"
TV episodes explored war, racial disputes., imperialism on
a galactic scale and the triumph of men over machines.
The "Star Trek" movies. begun in 1979, resemble
those reunion tours by bands that were popular in the '60s.
The principals arc turning paunchy and P'IY, but the old
hit melodies still sweep fans back to a more Oo&otful, more
idealistic pcnod.
The latest big screen voyage of the Stanbip Enterprise
lS "Star Trek Ill: The Sean:b for Spock.." It biua lot of the
familiar riffs, which should deliaht T retkies CVCl}'Wbere. Jf
it doesn't provide lhe transcendent thrill5 or:lhouablful
twists of the best TV episodes or even tbe fine "'Star Trek
II" movie, it at least functions as an enjoyable visit with
some dear old friends.
In fact, loyaJtyand friendshjparelhecent.raltbemesof
"The Search for Spock." "Star Trek ll" coodUdea with
Mr. Spock. the series' prophet of loeic, reoeivinJ a f.atal
dose of radiation while saving bis crewmatcs. His coffin
landed oo the unusual new Genesis planet created by an
explosion.
"Star Trek 111" tqins back OD Earth.~ Admiral
Jim Kirk (William Sbamer) is a visited ~·,father
Sarck (Mark Lenard). Sarek insists that 's essence
might be revived if his body can be reC:laiined from the
Genesis planet
Kirk and his aewmatcs want to comply. But their
battl~scarred stanhip has been ordered oul of aervioc.
Will they risk their careers to steal the Enterprix and
rescue lhcir faUen comrade? No devoted Trekkie would
even bother to ask.
Complfoations develop. Kine's son David (Merntt
Butrick) and LL Saavik (Robin Curtis) are already
exploring Genesis and have deettmined the unstable
planet is about 10 explode. As if that ~not co~ the
£nterprise crew must also confro•a band of bloodthirsty
KJingons willing to kill for the secrets ofQenais.
The action moves alona 11 a fast clip, cu.lminat1na in a
marvelous hand-to-hand duel between Kirk and the
KJingoo commander (Chnstopbcr Uoyd of'"Tui•) •bile
(Pleue ... TllSKKla,....15)
Calendar
Fri.
Cl•..tcal
Oaso<>JIY CU DIAK. cluek:aJ guttarlat, enter-
tains In l.a Palme ree-
taurant. The Newporter. 1107 Jamboree Rd •• New-
port Beach. Mon.-8at. 7-11
p.m. 644-1700.
PIAllfl8T K&LLY
LeMAISJl appeara Tl.lea.·
Sat.. 8 p . .m.-.mld·
night. Cano'a. 2241 w.
COUt Hi.r;hway, Newport
Beach. 631-1381.
TD WDfS CSU.All
Restaurant featuree claaat·
cal recordtllgS dUl1ng din-
ner, Tuea.-sat. rn>m 7 p.m.
The Newport.er, I 107 Jam.
bortt Rd .• Newport Beach.
644-1700.
•llAJID oerforma from 8130 and electronJc lnfluenca.. ~I :~ a.m. wtth the Fr1.-8at. from 8 p.m. Cale rwwe .... prevtewtng Laguna. 858 S. cm.t Hwy ••
from 5-8 p.m. Crazy Hor.e. lAluna Beach. Through
1580 Brookhol.low, Santa June30.497·5404.
Ana. 549-1512. TBS MEJl.&SI. JOll,.
Kiii OUlml and .arr DAii TalO perfonne at the
.JAW90ll perform at the lrvlne Man1olt ~~
Dteneyland Hotel Wharf Lounee~ 8 p.m.-m ·
Bar. tues.-S:.t. 6-10 p.m.. SCa.ncfard. Laun and oon-
1150 W. Ce:rrttoe. Anaheim. temponuy jazz are featured.
778-660(). I 851·1100.
• T•& B&AOL& RH-
"'... taurant feat.urea an all new ...,... -•• ju:I club Frl.-Mon. wtth .. .. -. a ver-Ama r<>N. a.st 8lll8r ...
eat.Ile "Otxldan(I _. tJnd_ .Jella .. ,," from 9 Which dcllven.an·~na p.m.-1:30 a .m. Frl.'..Sat.
Yi9ual perfonnance high-Aleo. ..... t , .. la rea-
llghted bycameoefromelllch t.ureclSUn.8!30p.m;-1 a.m .• member of the ~p. &>laye and Mon 9 p m.-1·30 am at the Reuben£. Lee Wed . .-18121 ee.ch· 81.-d:. Hu.nt:
Sun. Indefinitely. Hours tl'llltOn Beach.
Wed.-Thura.8:16p.m.-mid-CODUY PJULJ.IP8 ntcht· Fn . ..S.t. 9 p.m.-1 and hie trto tn an eXclU81ve
a.m., Sun. 2:15-8 p.m. 151 enment. Frt.-Sat. 9 ~f~;:[· Newport P:m.-a.m ... Tuea.-Thure..
TD WATRS •AKL 8.30 p.m.-12.30 a.m .• Lt·
gu.&aTST reaiwe. rueton &:Fr·~· ~= Jazz With claM'cal. ethnJc d , Newport Beach.
644-1700.
WA.YD W A'l'D playa
the eaxophone and alCK -..All • on the key-
board. 9 p.m.-1 :30 a.m ..
cafe Udo, 2900 Nowport
BIYd.. Newport Beach.
875-2968.
WWW•OWWandhta trto feature duek:aJ and
Laun 1.tuz. Wed.-sat. 8:30
p.m.-f2:30 a.m .. Copa ck
Oro. 633 Anton. Cosla
Mae. 682-2672.
au&.LY 11ooas a TUO perfonn jazz vocals.
Vrt.-Sal. 8 :30 p .m.-12:30 a.m .. Noel·•Seafood."16281
Padflc Cout Hwy .• Sunaet
Beach. lndeOntte. (2 J 3)
592-2051.
BUSY L&1'IS a TD
RW8 pttf'orm their hits
•Iona With apeda) guest
.... Jtay ... !r; •• DoeNe Tl_... ;a p.m.
l.rvln e Meadows
Amptlltheatre. 8800 lrvlne
Center Or.. Laguna Hills.
740-2000. m JC>lllaM)W, local vo-
ca 11 at. and DAVID
WA•.&IGB. plantat. team up
to perform at Chez Dlilnte'a
torugbt and Saturday. 9
p.m.-1:30a.m .• 1701 Cortn-
th&an Way. Newport Beach.
955-1332.
CJllUSTDIB llcVIB per·
forms at the Universal
Amphitheatre with special guestautmaoeis ..... ts
p.m. Tickd.s$15ad 813.50.
100 Universal City Plaza.
Unlveraal City. (213)
980-9421. llAaCSL'8 feature•
(lanclng'lO "Busy ...... 9
p.m .. 130 E. 17th St .. Costa
Mesa. 646-3666.
.JAllS8 BAallAJll
BARD. Golden Bear. 306
PactOc Coast Highway.
Huntington Beach.
536-9600.
lllAltOff T AUa and
her tr1o perform all the
lateat hits In The Pavilion
Lounge overlooking DIS·
neyland Hotel'• moonJJt
marina Tuea.-Sal. 9
p.m.-1:30 a.m. 1150 W.
Cerrito•. Anaheim.
778-6600.
Former world cbaaploa DlaDe de Leeaw leada • aMlt of ........... ~ ..
•• ATSaa·· • BSLLY
DARC& &llS&llBLS mem·
bera are amonl( the
outstanding Mld-6stem
enlertatnment featured tht.s
aummer at Saadoun·a.
Wed.-S.t. evenings. 2136
Placentia Ave .. Coita Mesa.
642.:0800.
u9=~ gil119t foi' Gold, .. aa 01~
tlaem ~~~tllrdaJ' at Knott'• Berry hraaad~.tla tla~ at S, IS, and 8 p.m. 4alf7 ~ rrtdap.
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•• AJllOSL8 FALL•• at
South Coast Repertory. 655
Town Center Ortve. Costa
Mesa. n~tly except Mon-
days at 8 p.m. (Sundays
7:30). weekend maUnees at
2:30. through June 24.
957-4033.
''BAUl'OOT DI TD
PAIUt" at Saddleback Col·
lege In Mission Vtejo.
TUe:sdays through Satur-
days at 8. Sundays al 3 unUI
July 8. 83 J -4656. •"TJI& BSBT LITTL£
waoasaoua1t '" TSXAS" al the HarlequJn
Dinner Playh~. 3503 S.
Harbor mvd.. Santa Ana.
ntghUy except Mondays at
varying curtain times throu«it\ Aug. 19. 979-551 L
~ UGBTS VAll-
mTT 8801' at the West·
minster Community
Theater. 7272 Maple St ..
Westminster. tonight and
Saturdays at 8 :30.
995-tl 13.
••DAllJll y Ama" at
the LatCtma Moulton Play·
house. li06 Laguna canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. t~
l'\lg'ht ancf Saturday at 8.
SUnday at 2:30. 494-0. 743. ••DATa OF W11U ARD
R08B8" at the Newport
Theater Arts Center. 2501
Cliff Drive. Newport Beach.
Fridays and Saturdays at 8
through June 30 .
631-0238.
•"TU FARTASTICD"
at the San Clemente Com·
mun.tty Theater. 202 Ave.
Cabr11lo. San Clemente.
Thuradaya through Satur·
days at 8 through June 23.
492-0465.
••rtDDLBa OJll TD aoor•• at the Grand Dinner
Theater. 7 Freedman Way.
Anahctm. tonight through
Sunday at varytng curtain
times until Aug. 19.
772-7710. ••r11 O&TTIJllO llY ACT
TOGSTDll AJllD T.AK:IRG
IT 01'1 TBS ROAD" at the
Newport Harbor Actors
Theater. 390 Monte Vista
St .. Costa Mesa. Fr1days and
Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sun-
days at 3 p. m. through June
24. 631-5110.
''LA VltJllDltll POI I us··
at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse. 140 Ave. Ptco.
San Clemente. Wedncadays
through Saturdays at 8.
Sundays at 1 and 7
492-9950. ••llBJrS 8IJllOLU'' on
the Second Stage of South
Coest Repertory .. 655 Town
Center Drive. Costa Mesa. nightly except Mondays at
8 :30 (8 p.m. Sundays).
weekend maunees at 2:30.
through June 24 .
957-4033.
....... 018801'18'
BOTS" at the Huntlnaton
Beach Playhou~. ~aln
Street at Yorktown Avenue.
Hunungtoo Beach. Fr1daya
and Saturdays at 8 .30
throuf(h July 7. 832· 1405.
'-TS& ll08IC llA!r' at
the Cwtaln call Dinner
Theater. 690 El camtno
Real. Tustin. nightly except
Mondays through Aug 19
838-1540.
'"8JllOOl'r' by the South
Coast Mualca.I Theater at
University Htah School.
Campus at Culver. lrvtne.
Frtdaya at 8. Saturdays at
2:30 and 8. Sundays at
2:30. through June 24.
640-6306.
''A VISW raOll TBS
DIDQS'• at the Costa Mesa
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Civic P1a6!:se. 661 Ham1J.
ton St.. Mesa. Fridays
and Saturdays at 8;30
through July 7, 650-5269.
''lBST am& S'ICJaY-
by the Regional Repertory
Theater at the Fofl.lm
Theater. 4175 FaJ.rmont
Blvd .. Yorba Unda. Frtdays
and Saturdays at 8. Sun-
days at 2. through July 1 •
779-8591.
Lectma
LAGUNA POSTS gather
for a reading by cari-
Wlke, Chatworth's poet.
with 8uMmtlla Fostmao. 8
C.m .. La0.Jna Beach U ·
rary. :J°63 Glenncytt.
Laguna Beach 497 ·I 733
St..nalea
A ··sgc&&ZS-11'"
DAJIC& for singles In their
20's and 30's Is held at the
Hilton at the Par'k Hotel. 9
p.m.-1 a.m. The ~ County Cilthollc Alumni
Club ts spon90r1~ the
dance wfth music by 'Good
Company .. 67 .50 .
957-0125.
11188 ARDIS'S SINGL&S
DAJllC&, 8:30-11 ·30 p.m ..
Frank Amos Trio .
Layfayette Hotel 144 S.
Unden Ave .• Lo118 Be.acll.
(2 ~ ~ 435-6311. llAJll-WOllAJlt IJll-
•s..,11 .. 1..,U,..T-& hosts a ~ -ac-
quainted party which In-
cludes wtne. mreshmcnts
and prof esslOnally led ac-
UvlUes Al/.C$ 25-55. 61 7 ltl
MUwior Dr.. Fullerton. 8
p.m. 810. s.45--0840.
TBS WBS&L OP
raISJm8BIP. for stngJes
Oftf" 45. mttta at the
Saddleback Inn In ff(){"Wal.k
at 5:30 p.m. 524-3327 .
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aoor•attheGrandDtnner dr1n'" 6 20 1~1866 Theater. See Fr1day UMJng, •· 9
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TOOrnota AJllD TAIDJfO
IT 01' TD ROAD .. at the UC DlVIRS Commence-
Newport HarboT Actoni ment Exerdaes are today at Theater. See F'rklay rtattng. 4 p.m. on the Campus Park .
.. LAV'SJllD&RPOU.D8 .. UCI Chancellor Daniel O.
at Sebastian's West DtnneT Aldrich Jr. Is keynote
Playhout1e. See Friday list-speaker. 856-6379.
I"«. JIUCll. PIHM'W .mwD D Ulr8 SIJllGl.a•• at features r1ver raft bulldlng
South Cout Repertory Sec-contests. fence gung.
ond 5ta1e. See Fr1da)' u.t.-oeued Pok clbn ln-lno. aaan snaie dancee mh'-
--y; Ma 8 . O 18 80 R 8 • acle took ahowa, wtth
~· .. A-.,.m• f.~._._ .. ,",,09'-. lldillfil~ . . --~ft--VIOC" 4av llatJng. aqua.re dancl~ uqcraae. '"TD liuarc llAJI'• at country and mountain
the CurtaJn Call Dtnner music. Featured enter-
Theater. See Friday Usttng. ta1ners are Yankee Blue-
.. 81'00PT"' at Unlvenfly grass. A 81,000 Catllah
HJgh School theater. Irvine. Derby ls a190 held. Mojave see ~:Ung. Narrowa R~ Park. off ''A nt011 TBS Bear Valley~. aoutb ol
BIUDQ&••attheCostaMesa Victorville. S.t.-Sun. 8 Ctv~tbouee. SeeFnday a.;r:.j&·m. 783-3661. .. 81D&sroar· at AllllOWIDAD 1a
the Reo>naJ Repertory the datlnaUOO al a one-day
The&ter.liee Frtday U.Ung. vaclllJon In the mounta1n.s
llaU • wtth a crua.e on the lake
Included. Sponsored by Wor,.... Santa Ana College.
667-3385. KARATS Paa &me. A A ROYAL LIPlUA.R
sports academy program. 8TALUOll 8BOW ls held
for ~17. helpe extend today and tomorrow at 8 the limit a( bodJea and mJ by proptt t.raln; p.m . at the Long Beach
Ing and exen:t9e ol karate. Convention Center Arena.
Bealnntna today, the ree ts 300 E. Ocean. Long Beach.
818. c.o&aen West College (213)4~3661.
CoUeQe Center, 15744 Gold:
en \Vest St~ liuntlngton-
Beach . 891-3991.
SIDgles Sun. u llDOA jZJ.1611
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..ml BOCH 673-8350
EDWARDS ll>O ....., ...... ~
mAlliE" 634-2553
SYUFY CfTY CENTIR . .......
SMTA AM 540-7444
EDWARDS BRISTOl SAILDIG SJJIGLS8 offers
Sun Worshipers Boat Trips
for non-smokers 21 years
and over every Saturday
through lbc $mtmer. ro
a.m.-4 p .m .. Newport
Reach. Brtn,( lunch and
Clu.lcal
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Lal(una Chamber Or-
MSTWltl • ~ WESWTER MAU 893-0546
Ruff Hewn at Ars Garage ... for Dad's Day
The Father of True Am900on wea. Hete we~
100°4 cotton pleated ~ and shafts. Top It otf wi1h
01004J, cotton modros ~ sNrt.
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~ chestra at 7:30 p.m. wtlh wtth btS altlll ror ta1cfnc an TD OOUJSR &AOL& E. eout HJf#lway. Corona
co M•utoshl Mltaumoto u audience from b~ JAZZ a&JO>·playa a the del Mat. Indefinite.
642-8293.
CJ) conductor and Paul and &aqgbler to atng-alongs. "Amtrak Depot," 3-7 p.m.. 675-6577. ~ .. aud TorteUer. celloa. gtvee two prrfonnancee at SanJuanCapletrano. TDOD•'A•OAllDll
IO Sekcttons lnclude "Sonata Cluy Hor8e at 8 and 9:30 D A JI I & L a T • JAZZ QVASTST. 7-1 l
..-for ho CelJoe llnd Or· p.m. 1580 Brookhollow} llAm'll..&p~lheeax-p.m .. tndeftntle. Altsio'a,
.JACK DAllD. 3-7 p.m .•
lnddlntte. RUllty Pelican.
2735 Padflc Coast HJ40l-
•ay. Newport Bealh .
642-3431. ~ chestra ln Q Minor·· by Santa Ana. 549-1512. oPhone and OAR-I 670
:;:, Mozart. .. Apollo" by • Dlmll performs on the Newport Blvd .. Coeta Mesa.
-, Stravtnsky. "Concerto for u&a ptano. Jazz and lJaht pop for
.. BOT nooa." .ee Fri-
day UsUn,z.
~Cello and Orchestra ln C'' CU)' UstenJng ana dancJ~. GI by Ha;:n. and "V-... -•._.na JAZZ INCOllPOllATSD .. 8 .. , _ .. _. 1•-.... ..wauu IS f at d l th ..-p.m., "'ex.a'~ 8 ,,. • i: on a eme of Rosatnl" by e ure a e tao Restaurant, 1565
LL PagaJnln and illT1lilged for Ml eadow30 p mlark16Coun782try _~~~ Adams. Costa Mesa. In· ...._two ceUoe and orchestra by : · ·· Gia.u.uu definite. 241-0123. ~ P. Torteller. Arttats St .. Hunltngton Beach . .., Tl1'0 POU I &. muter T BS BS AOLS Rea· "'O Theatre. 625 Park Ave.. 1 1 t ta t °'-''"-11-·~ c ,Laguna Beach. 8l2.50 percuaa on s . arranger, uran .eeernaay..-.
11 adillta ea 50 seniors 85 composer. bandleader and LIDOJAUAU.8T • ~I Jun~ 494-4655 ' King of Laun mu..s!c. ap-4-8p.m.and~l l p.m .• Cafe _ · ·_ pears from 8 p.m.-2 a.m. at Lido. 2900 Newport Blvd.,
· Toriight, these people
• are gomg to
~ Coa.Dtry The Newporter Raort Hotel ~Bcacb. 675-2968.
_ In the Plaza Ballroom. 107 ~~-~ .-.:, . , .2 .JOS CAJUIOR. -~~Mr..e pa _ ar •.. • -• • · • #-''~-~'-..----.~,...... .,~ .. 1 1' ,, ~ ...... , .... ,,~.J-~ --:.~~~ __. >' --_, ... ccuUlelB. • .,..no .. ~~-~ • ditt~lher atlhedoor.775-2211. 2:30-7p~ ThePark.2515 •
-. . contagious.
-
L/S-T-EN -and-REt-A-X ---
KDCM 1D!l.1
FM ·SIBED I
(Thanks to surfers!)
...........
BULLFROGT• Amphibious Formula"' Sunblon, developed
origi nally for surfers, has now been discovered by sports
lovers . BULLFROG'• stays on six hours in and out
'
of the water. Won' wet off, or sweat off.
Perfect for the sponing life.
biked,
jogged, tcnniscd,
swam, sailed, has
Laughte~
Improvisational Comedy "War Babies."
Tonight at 10:00 pm on Channel 23 of Group W.
'l{_GHARD
IN
LERNER & IDEWE'S
0 CHRYS LER CONC ERT SERI ES
DODGE CHR~SLff; Pn ~.1ULTI ' 1'\H'O~TS
•"-
'
Point Cafe. 24 720 Del
Prado. Da n a Point.
661-6003.
STUDIO CAPS feature.
an afternoon Jazz aeaslon.
100 Main St.. Balboa.
675-7760.
Pop
BtJBY LEWIS a nm
01'8 perform tonight and
tomorrow at the UnJveraal
Amphllheatte. 100 Univer-
sal C1ty Plaza. Universal
City. &13.50 and 812
Ucket.s. (213) 980-9421.
DIU1" sings contem-
porary mustc I p.m.-mld-
n..ott. Maxwell'•· 317 Pa·
ctllc Coat Klahway. Huht-
ln«ton Beach.~2555. 'blllltlt DOG IUOBT. ace
Saturday UsUna. oaoova Tl1' ARB, after-
noons at Baxter's, 14346
Culver Drtve. lrvtne. In-
definite. 857-2103.
CBBlllS'nY plays ToJf
40 rock musk for-dancing. 2.~ p.m.. FJrc1ly... U3 lli
Beach Blvd.. Stanton.
893-9464.
CALYPSO 8TZltL
DRUll 8AllD appears at
Cano's, 2-6 p.m .• 2241 W.
Coast Htsthway. Newport
Beach. 631-1381.
--------Dance
TD BJOB 80ClltTT
DA.RCS BAJllD brtnga you great dancing mu.sic at an
early summer afternoon
''Tea Dance" w1lh your
favorite tunes. 4 p. m .• Tur-
Ue Rock Community Park.
# 1 SunnyhUl Dr .. lrvtne. 83
admission. 660-3643 .•
11188 A1'01&'9 810
BA1'D 80UJllD DA.1'CS
CLUB. 8-11 p.m.. wtth
Rusty Htggtns playtng. Alao
free dance leuon.s 7-'8 p.m.
by Candi DavtL Lafayette
Hotel. 144 s. Unden Ave ..
Long Beach . (213)
435-6311 . DAlfSS AaTa
TllSA'l'll&, aee Saturday
Uattng.
Theater
UAJllGSU PALL0 ~t
South Cout Repertory. See
~yJlatlng.
••L\JlSPOOT DI TBS
P.&aa•• at s.dd1eback Col-
leR.. See F= u.tJng. __,.,,_ T LITTLS
waoasaouaa nr
TEXA8° at the Harlequin
Dtnner Playhouse.
See Friday ltstln2.
''DAllJll Y AllDU'' at
the Laguna Moulton Play-
houae. See Friday u.ttna.
•o.rmDLlta OR fD
ROOP .. at the Grand Dtnner
Theater. Ste Fl'f&y UsUng.
0 n1·o&IUNG ID' ACr
TOOSTDJl A1lD TAmltO rr OJI 1'B& ROAD'• at the
~wport Harbor Actors
Thea.ter. See F'Ttda~. "LAV&JO>Sa "
at Sebastian'• West Dtnner
Playbou8e. See Fnday-ltst-
IJ'l${.
"11Slr8 8Jl1Kll.U" at
South Coast Repertoey Sec-
ond Stage. See Friday list-
~ ll08IC II.All'' at
the Curtaln Call Dtnner
Theater. See Friday ltsttng.
856-6617. •"SM>OPt " at Untverauy
High School theater. lrvtne.
See =1 ll$l.lr>g. " SID&STOR"r'at
the Reitlonal Repertory
Theater.""See F'Hday listing,
Stn.,ee
WBSSL OP~
llllP~ for a1ngles over 45.
will be meeUng for brunch
at Ruby Begonia's In Full-
erton at 11 :30 a .m .
524-9327.
. .
'"Gremlins' is not to be missed.
Exhilarating, its wacky sense
of comic. horror, its
all-American r;ix of malicious
~~ madcap mischief, is uniquely!?~'
•t " I s own. -NEWSWEEK. Oavtd Ansen
"The season's most delicious
surprise. A movie of wicked
wit, startling invention,
laughter, tears and gooseftesh-
-------all•a-CJOMJ-.nutnoreo
fascinating waf. -PEOPLE. Peter Travers
Si&taNSPD18DG -Gl£MLiNS QPM8ee
STAaaJNG UCB GAU.JG.AN
P&oaaa CA.TIUl·BO'l'T AXTON·POU.Y HOLLIDAY
nANCU US McCAIN ·llUSlc..aY }aa.Y GOLDSJOTB mcunn PRODlJCZ:U S'ftftN SPDLaDG·nAN& llA&SllALL
llATIO.&SN D.NNEDY·wam'EN llY C-JS COUill.81JS
PaGDl1CSD llY IOCBUL nNNSl.L·DIRECl'KD llY JOE DA.N"n
1---~1 ........,. .... _. ........ _, .. • . --
-ltfl.:!.~..=-..:1 AWAANEA~~~o
AMO 639-8770
STADUt OR.If
KMlla .... St-.
.U99CM021
UA l«>VES 4 __...., .. ar...r.,.
ecosTA IEA 631-3501
EDWARDS HARBOR WM """'" .....
• ll TI*> 581 ·5880
£0WAROS SAln.EBACK
El Toro It -.clilld
tUITICltll IUQt 848-0388
EDWARDS tUfTWGTC* .... .......... o.
.. 551-0655
EDWARDS WQOllBRl)GE_
-llrfl&I Ellt " c-.
... ..,.95-6220
EDWARDS llSSK* VlJO MALL u r., " er-v-.,
...634-2553
SYUFY CKOOME a..-a s.A. Fwr
m1m;ra 891·3693
fACIEC tlWAl.39 DR,W
.._MS. lfU .f.,
-COSTA IEA 751-4184 9lA tMIU (213) 691-0633 -.Slm;Tfl 891-3935
EDWARDS TOWN CENTER 1W, f~ SQUARE EDWARDS CK* WEST
lrillllttW.&MC.-Or IMt&.... ..... .... &Willa ...
• PRESENTED IN DOLBY STEREO
. . 1
..
.,
;calenda( -~ .
-
.,,
~ fo~o~=~~= Etc. ~~~ t~~~~ro~dtlt~ ~ ~~~a~~.~::,~::~: !:! ~~rtt~•= :::
:J over 21, gathers ln Newport A llODBL IDT SWAP collections to swap and sell 826-5218. recreattonal equipment.
: Beach for day sailing. 1 O llltltT, sponsored by KJt wfth other model kit collec-A SPORTS a UC-entertatnment. prizes, dem· ~a.m.-4 p.m. 820. For cur-Collectora lntematlonaJ,at-tors. 9 a.m.-3 p.m .. Grand llBATIOJf BQUIPll&JlfT onatratlona. sport• -o rent location call 673-3282. tracta lndMdual collectors Ballroom of the Buena Park 8801' ls held by Golden celebrlUes and food are fea-
.: lured. SeJlers/exhlbltora u. r======------====;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;===~E-.iViiiiiiiiii&<U'"l;;;;;:;n;;;:;:;;;;-•------------.. 815, pubUctsfree. lOa.m.-3 r------;.._;------------------...,. ~.m. 1574' Gblden West
It's the time of una•~fe 8~i-9~s:ungton Beach.
~~:a-=:] ..
NOW PLAYING
~-= l70MM
SIX-TRACK CXJ(OOl.8\' !mNDr
PRESENTATION
COSTA MESA
Edwards Town
Center
751-4184
BREA
Mann Brea Plaza
529-5339
NEWPORT BEACH
Edwards Newport
Cinema
644-0760
MISSION VIEJO
Edwards Vieio Twin
830-6990
EL TORO WESTMINSTER
Edwards Saddleback Edwards Cinema
581-5880 West
FOUlnAlll VAU.EY 89l -393S
Edwards Fountain Valley 839-1500
ORANGE
City Center
634-2553
@.);(fljld.j =si.1
ANAHEIM
Pacific's Anaheim
Drive-In 879-9850
WUTIMST£R
Pacific's Hi-Way 39 onve.tn 891-3693
,--· A ROY AL LIPIZZA!I that may last a ~fetime. STALLJ01umow.aeeSat-urday llsUog.
im1.--··11 .. 1U••'Oll-•G11110Uli] --------.. , • ...--...il•••--NOW PLAYING
SIX-TRACK (l)ICXU\'..,_,I.
PAESENTA'OON -
COSTA MESA I.A MIRADA Edwards South Pacific's
Coast Plaza 546-2711 La Mirada
NEWPORT IEACH
Edwards Newpon Cinema
644-0760
LAGUU HW 994-24<Xt OM.181
Edwards/Sanborn Laguna Hills Mall 768-6611 Clnedome 6.14-2553
•lftEA
Mann Brea Plaza
529-5339
the atngte ·~an' It Eaay.''
at 7 and 10 p.m. Cruy
Horee. 1580. Brookhotiow.
Santa Ana. M&-U512.
Jaa
TBS .JAU llDIOA8,
direct from Dtaneyland. peT·
form Dt1delana Jazz. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. cafe Ltao, 2900
Newport Blvd.. Newport
Beach. 675-2968.
TD .. UA.OL&" Res·
taurant. aee Friday listing.
Lecta.rea
APPllSClATDtG ntU
ART PllDn'S. Thls pro-
gram focuaea on how to
understand the nature, ap-
peal ind value of ortg)naJ
prints. Beginning tonight
and continuing on foUowTng
Mondays thru July 2 from
7-9 p.m. Golden West Col-
lege AdrT).lnJstrallon Bldg ..
Rm. 223. 1574-t Golden West St.. Huntington
Beach. 818 fee. 891·39"91 .
Worbhope
TD 8UIODR IWllC
WOUSBOP l'IC8nYAL,
preKnted by the School or
Fine Arts & Music al UC
lrvtne bei1ns today and runs throug!!.__Jqne 30. The-fcstl· var leitures guest artlst
Donald Hunat>e.rger, con-
ductororthe lntemattonally
famous Eastman Wind
Ensemble. He wtll be In
residence during the Festi-
val and wtll rehearse and
conduct the band. or-
cheatra, atrtng orchcetra.
and chorus. Acttvltlea ln-
nclude lesaons. ensembles.
chamber dlualc, master
~laues. Uteratureguidance,
theory, ear training classes
and recitals. 856-6615.
Etc. ---'---A BAS&BALL CAMP ts
held .for-Me8 &15 at the.
buebAU···r1etd ~nntnR: today at Golden West eor.
lege, 15744 Golden West st., HunUnaton Beach. $45 fee. 891-3991. DAV&Y·a LOC&&a.
located at tbe Balboa Putllon, featura Monday
evening cocktail cruJaea
during the •ummer.
673-5245.
OOIWDllllROatGolden
Wemt C.oiklle'.• Pool this eumrner. Jli>ura Mon.~P"rt.
1 ·2:20 p.m. and Sat.-sun.
12:30-2:20 p.m. and
2 :30-•:20 p.m. Mon.·F'rt.
7M adml•ak>n. Sat.-sun.
81. l 57 44 Golden Weet St.,
...
Calendar"
Tue.
Clautcal ------=--:::.._ -
ORBGORY COLDIA!f,
see Friday llsUng.
PIAIUST KBLLY
LellAlltR. at Cano's, see
Friday U Ung. i
--~-Country
CRAZY HORSE hosts a
talent contest nl t with a
••A1fQBL8 PALL.. at
South Coast Repertory. See f'nda.x~•ng. .. B POOT ll'f TllB
PARK" at Saddleback Col-l~e. See Fr1day listing. ' •nm BEST Ll'M'LE
WBOREBOU8B 11'
TBXAS" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. See Frt·
dax usung.
'PIDD"LER OJll TBB
Ill llQ ,_ ....... ,... -·-·--LAGlN BEACH 497·1711
Edwards South Coast Laguna CUI& 637-0340
AMC Orange Mall
~634-3911
UA City Center
SM JJAN CAP. 493-4545
Pac1f1e Mission Or-In It• 551-0655 SANTA ANA 540-7444
Edwards Woodbrtd&e Edw~ds Bristol wn~n..-11m • UA Westmuister Twin 895-5333
day llatJng.
TWO GOLF CLDnC8
l'Oa CBILD"H1' are held
beginning today. For ages
13·15, 10..1 J a.m. For ages
9 -J2, 9 ·10 a .m. Both
lh...ougb Aug. J with a $20
fee. Santa Ana College.
667-3385.
Wed.
TB& flSAL B&ACH CllAllJIEaM081C P'UTJ-
VAL !>eg1ns today ln the
communJty room of the
Mary Wllsoo Library. Nine
eon«rts on COoatt'UUve
Wednesday evenl~s
through Aug. 15 att fea·
tuttd. Tonl$0lt the T•
OCHRYSLER
CONCERT SERIES
a~C~7"'-·~-~r~~=-::r.~
PA IC AMPHIT~EATRE
CH•ng• County F•orgrouods In Coste ~ ..
·S~nin9 *
Leonarcf Pennario
PLUS
PICNICS, FIREWORKS ,
MARCHING BANDS
AND FAMILY PRICES
BRING A PICNIC BASKET
AND ENJOY THE HOLIDAY
ONTHELAWNI
* WEDi&mAY. JULY 4 *
July 4 Fireworks Extravaganza:
Pennario Plays Gershwin. All
Ameiican favorites from Bernstein to
Sousa, plus Pianist Leonard Pennario
playing Gershwin's Rhapsody In
Blue.
GA.TIS OPEN AT 5:00
PICNIC pu .. saow BAND CONCERT
6:00PM
ORANGE COUNTY
PACIFIC SYMPHONY
7:30Pll
. FIREWORICS SPECTACULAR
IMM£DIATELTFOLLOWING
RESERVED $7.50/LAWN $5.00
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Q) . c Strlna Qtaa.rtet. wtlh mem-~ ~rs cawrentt Sonderllng.
. vtollntst: Mlchad Farren.
~ vtollnJat: Craig ~bson~ vi-
i:> ollsf: and Alan Parker.
·.::: cellist. performing .clec· u. lions from Mozart. Dvorak
...... and Ravel. 8 p.m. 707 Elec-~ tr1c Ave .. Seal Beach. Free
~ admission.
Amertca and Amerk:ans on
the ~e of lhe Olympic
Games ... 8 p.m .• UCl Ftne
Arts Concert Hall.. 86 aen-
cral admtsston. 85f5..66l5.
a> GR&OORT COLEllAlf.
.X'. see Friday llsUng. I TBB SUlllll&R lllU81C
~ WOllllSBOP P'ESTIV AL _ at UC lrvtne continues
o today with the El8tecldfodd ~ Cb.amber Cbolr. under the
direction of conductor
Joscpb Bela Husztt The.
program feat\n'es Antetican
music which ls calcuJated
to ·'arouse enthusiasm for
PIANIST llSLLY
Lell.AJBR al Cano's, ace
Friday listing.
Country
ICDI OL801' and JltFP
JAllEIS01f. see Frtday llst-
lng.
CllAZY BORU hosts a
Jack & Jill Swtng Dance
Contest with loads of prizes.
Also. TJae W.c.na Union
.a..d l)afonn• from 8
p ,,,,.\ a .m . 1580
Brookhollow. Santa Ana.
549-1512.
,. hslike~ina
French home.
You're not a stranger, you're a guest Your
hosts serve you their best wines. And cuisine
that is prepared, with k>ve. It's very friendly
and very French.
So come with your heartiest appetite. .. the-rlftaJPJll-' u utJOJLL ~~
f rl'nl h Countrv D1mng
7324 E. Florence !we .. Downey. (213) 927-0133
425 I Martingale W ll'1 Newport Beach. ( 714) 955-2755
The American Express Card. •
Don't leave home without if
GULLIVER'S
Pather's <::JJar
Prime ~bs of CJJeef
with all the escorts
Ju.a ------TOii llcLA.ll'f, singer and
~tamt. 6-p-;-m.-mk1ntghl.
1'he Cannery Restaurant.
301 Lafayette Ave .. New-
port Beac h . Indefinite.
675-5777.
COJllJ"RSY PBILLIP8
and hta trto. see Friday
llsl\ng. "ROT Paoos.·· see Frt-
day ltaUng.
WAYn WAYJU and
RICll 8BSIUIAJll, see Frt-
day UsUng.
ROlfllm BROW!f and hls
lrlo • .9Ce Fdday u.tJng.
Pop
ROR'8 1J11 LAOURA fea-
tures Dntd RaJe1C1a. see ~°\ASS and
her trio. aee ~ Uat.lng. '"CRArl D •• ls to-
night at Happy Da.ze. 17927
MacArthur Blvd.. lmne.
250-1077.
DIZZY. see Sunday llst-
lng.
Theater -----.. A1fGltL8 f' ALL'' at
South COUt R~ory. See
Friday llstlng.
''llAUr<JO'r IJll TBS
PA.all'' at Sa.dc:lleback CoJ-
l~~ri; ~ilstlL~Llt
WBORSBOU8S IJll
TSJ[AS" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouee. See Fr1-
daX IJsUog. • 71DDl.S8 Oii TBS
JtOOr' at lhe Grand Dtnner
Theater. See Friday IJ.stlng.
"LA VSRD&lll'OLl.ISa"
at Sebastlan'a West Dinner
Playhouae. See Friday Ust-
t"illS11'8 8DIGLa" at
South Coast Repertory Sec·
ond Stage. See PTtday Usl·
Ing, nnm ll08IC llAll'' at
the .cwtaJn Call Dl.n.nCT
Theater. See Frklay lblt.tng.
Perfo,,nancea Tues. thru Sun .• Sat & Sun. Brunch
3503 S. H•rt»or Blvd., S.nw Ana 92704
•Mlle Noni> ol S.110400 ~WV h-S..~ IM~
ShaCl• _WD..._S_L_O_P rautllfl>-
IQf. fouflJMtlts QY~
meets at the Alpine Inn tn
Carden Grove for c:Unncr at
6:30 p.m . 524-3327.
ltte. ,.
GO SWDllllJlfO, see Mon-
day listing.
AHSRTIVSRSSS 11'
TB& 80'•· Thls series
focuaes on a.seerttveness aa
a method of reducing stress
and conruct In our llvC$.
T°'*'1l and ~ Wednc.9-
day. "8:30-9:30 p.m. Oolde:n
West College Adminl•-
tzaUOo BldQ-:. Rm. 214,
. 157 44 Golden West St.,
HunUnaton Beach. $19 fee.
891-3991.
111ca.&ASJWO TOO•
M 1 M&il&Ciif&RW.
Improve your tales tech-ruque by c~ bebav-
lorlal pallems. 1'o~t and
next Wednesday. 7-TO &:;· Golden West College -oaa BldQ.. Rm. 21 r. 15744
Golden -Weet St.. Hunt-
tn«ton Bcacb. 820 fee.
dl-3991.
Thu.
C••Mlcal
WOllUllOP J'UTIVA.L
at UC lrvlnc conUnues wtth
WIUJam Van Overecm.
pjMl•st. PflfQOnlJ\& WO -by Dubussy and Ravel. and
bet.ngjol.oed by mem~ra of
the Rew Art Strtng Quartet
ror perfonnancea "of the
"Quartet for Pta.no and
SCrtngs In C MaJOr. Opus 15." a nd " 'Sprtng' Sonata
for Violin and Plano" by
Beethoven. 8 p.m. tontghf.
See Monday Usung.
GR.SOO•Y COLS)IA!I,
aee Frtda__y Jtauni. . YJ..ASJST K&LLY
LellAISa at Ca.no'•· eee
FridayU.U .
• .JACK. a JD.I. TSXAa nro-anP 0a.nce Contest
.. held a.l Cruy Hone
Saloon wtth the .,, ....... u.-.... perfonnlng rrom 8 p.m.-1 a.m . 1580
Brook.hollow. Santa Ana.
549-1512.
lllll Ol.M>R and ......
.JAllSJ80lf, aee FHday Uat-
tng.
Jua
TOii llcLAllf, see
Wednaday listing.
llA.aJl JaULL Alm
TBlt RllYTIDI 81tCTl01',
evening&. Indefinite. Old
Dana POtnt Cafe. 24720 Del
Prado. Dana Point.
661-43003.
Newport's
Cannery Village
JAZZ NITESPOT!
@feli.do
Continental and Italian
Cuisine Daily
Jazs •Ju& I 9 PM-1:30 AM
t' Cu's ..
· •P~PM • I LUNCH
ti AM"3 PM
DINNER
6 PM·ll PM
Calendar
Pop
DAVID a•• B'nll. plan· tat. peiform.a from 9
p.m .-1 :30 a .m ., Chez
Dante'•· 1701 CortnthJa.n Way, Newport Beach.
955-1332.
S1IAltOR TA.aa and
her trto, 8;r~ Ustlng. llflCS • atnger.
gultat. harmootca. 9 p.m.-1
a.m. eaue Beet Cale. 107
2 ht Place. Newport Pier,
Nnrportee.ch. 675-3333.
De.Doe
TBS TRACY WSU.S
BIO MJID, foryourda.nctng
pleuure. 8:3()...11 :30 p.m ••
The Caltfomlan, 16431
Bol9a Chica. HunUnaton
Beach. 82 admJaaTon.
846-1347. uu aOOll DANClllG.
8 p.m.-mldrughL Dance
lew>na ~!ct:· Alao door prtz.ea. lark Coun·
try Club, Graham Street.
Hunttncton Beach.
••AJllO&La WALL'' al
South Cout ~·See
~JR nm
PA.all" at s.ddleback Col-
1 .. tr& ~·ThatJU\,.L&
WBOa&B009J IJll
~·· at the HarlequJn Dfnner Playhou8e. See Frt-
cia,.=S;-OK TB&
ROOP .. at the Grand Dtnner
Theater. See Friday U.ssutlng. ••u VSllD&RPOLLDS''
at ~butian's West Dtnner
Playtwu.e. See F'r1day llat-
1 ruJ, ~IDK'S 8DIOLS8.. at
South Cout Repertory Sec:
ond Stage. See Frtday It.st-ing. nnm llU8IC i1A.Jif•• at
the Curtain Call Dfnner July21.fromnoonto9p.m. Aug. 21. and Wed. 7-9:30
Theater. See Friday Uaung. Prae.nted by the New Or-p.m .. June 2z-Aug, 22. $45
8l • ..r1 --1eansJazrelubotSOOll\em rec 1neruaee 0pen -stuaio
_ ...... __ • CalilomJa,departwaarcat pr Iv I I e g ea . A
SAILING 8Uf0Llt8 7 :30, 8:30. and 9:45 a.m. ce,.mtca/.culpturc claaa
gathera for a Newport from the Catalina Terminal teaches partJclpant.8 how to
Ratbor crufse every Thu,. In San Pedro, and feature construct their own
day thta~mmer ror non: eevenja.zzbandawtthdanc-aculptu~ usln( both wheel
smoking sl"'6ea 2 I years Ing, muatc. snack ban. and handbulldfng methods.
and over. 7-=l o p. m. 81 o. cocktaJI hara, and the lr1p to P'uncUonaJ or non-func:-~8148. Catallna. 835 adult ad· Uonal ptcccs can be created.
&•8A•CS YOUR
.JAJlAJllD& ft.AVSL. An
lnformauve program that
dJacuues ~uage u well
as culture of Japan. Ideal for
preparaUon or both t.ourtat
and buslneaa travel.
Thul'8daya th~ Aug. 2.
7-10 p.m. Golden-WeefCol-lcge AdmJntatraUon BJdg ..
Rin. 214. 15744 Golden
Weat St.. Huntington
Beach. 831fee.891 ·39"91.
mJMIQn, 825 under 12. Thu-6 <»ng 30 -''th
962-8 t 30. a 8.t8 :-:;~am~~· 1~.
TDlaftNltPDISAltT9 Aoolherdua to be taught la
CU'J'Sa1'1llbecond= the au~-9!.~lor.
ftr1oue daMiee tor Attlll~.:~.~ over 16 during the summer Adam teaches bulce ln begtnnJngonJune26. "ChJ. watercolor and lnt.roduca
ne9e Buffet CookJ~" tn-· students to vartous tech-
cludeacold dJshea of vartoua nJques. speda) effeda and
meats and ec:af'ood, cokt lr1cU of {he art. u well aa
noodle dishes With meats demonstrates oaea and
and vegetables, chicken properties of color. 836 fee.
salad and three styles o{ Tbe lut two claaees begtn
"20-mtnute · chicken din· June 28 and continue
Dent ... '1Ue9day nights frQm through Aug. 16. A four-
June 26 th~ Aug. 7. week c1aee la Utled the
832 ree with an 88 lat> rec. . "RllOlt . Brain Approach." Workalaope Llfe Sculpture teaches the ancf 18 geared for putJcl·
WALLPAPEalNO--PO-R bask: anatomy. skelel8J and pantawhowanttodraw, but
llSODfJllU8. An elemen-mU11Cular structures and thtnk they can't. Tues. l~
ta.ry and time saving ap-hetg:htens awareneu ol tM ~.m. beglnnlngJuly 10. 830
proech ror people who are dynamics of vtauaJ form. ee. Fees requfred to be paJd
now ready lo han5 ~~and compo.altlon. Two when enrolling. 4601 u.u1erent Umes. Tues. 10 Walnut Ave. at Yale. wallpaper. Tonight an a.m.-12:30 p.m. June 26-Heritage Park, Jrvtne.
June 28. 7-10 p.m. Golden .---------------------1
Weit College Admlnls· 1111!1=11!~~~~!!!!.!l'-~!!~!!!!!! traUon BJdQ~. Rm. 103.
15744 Golden West St ..
HunUnaton Beach. 825 fee.
891-39TU.
Etc.
GO 9WlllllDIO, see Mon·
day llat!~. APP& I& 001'Tll0L:
&ATYOO'aWAYTOILDl-
JU89. Thts sen~ of eden· ttncally prq>ared llCSSk>na
exchanges your eating
habits and overweight
Image for a new. heaJThy J:.'!:11 of eaung which re:· the slender you.
Thuradaya th~ July 5.
7:30-9:30 p.m. Golden West
College Administration
Bldg .. ~m. 223. 157« Gold-
en West St.. HunUngton
Beach. 823 rec. 891-3991.
Adnnce euu.n,
TB& ARJllUAL
CATALl!fA DII·
IBLAJ!ID/JAZZ JAii· aom 1.s held Saturda .
.. • •. """. ~' 714-!)49· , .. ,,
.. _..,. l • 11'1 t W • • • D fl" ~ l t.J1 IAJft A AAA
e
London Broil
Shrimp Fry
International Salad
Sauteed Fish Fillet
Golden
Rotisserie Chic.ken
Steak & Shrimp
Seafood Omelette
Nachos
Stuffed· Potato· Skins
Spaghetti & Meatballs
Bacon Cheesebwyer
Vegetable
& Cheese Delight
Italian Omelette
Stir-fried Vegetable
Omelette
Seafood Platter
Mushroom Bwyer
·steak Dinner
Come to our House after 4 p.m.
for our new dinner menu!
"V 0 -~ J
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~ 552-1078. iege. The tour runs from traditional reallsm to mod-Dl8!fBYLAJllD. 13 13
:J TBlt llUSICAL ••JllUQt•• July l 0·24. $1.799 Includes em abstracUon. Emphasis Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. The
:_ 11s lhe deaUnaUon of an roundt.rtp aJrfare. transfers, w11lbeoncomposlUon,color Park's summer seaaon be·
>-cxcurs!On offered by Orange acoommodauons. breakfast and creaUJ!lY wtth ref~ ~ 10...!!!2ll'9w__,~ II ~ Coaat--Ool&ege-on dune 36.-aM dmn~ .an ces o art tstory. Tues. IO performances of the Donald ~ WlnnerofOveTony Awards all a dmission fees. a.m.·noon. June 26-Aug. Duck 60th Birthday Parade u.. In 1982 lncludJng Best Mu-432-5880. 21. 838 fee. 460 I Walnut at 3 and 7 p.m .. "Fantasy In
, steal. the show sfars Sel"Jtk> CBILDa&Jll•s WOil&-Ave. at Yale, Hertt.age Park, the Sky·· fireworks at 9 ~ Franchi a,JM1 18 directed 'by SHIP counes are offered~ lrvtne. 552-1078. P..m .. and the new 3-0 Olm
,, Tommy Tune. Cost of the the lrvtne Fine Arts Center _ __ ·Magic Joumeye." Ray i l.rtp ts $46 and tncludes thJs summer. "The Re-cy· n...-a .... E'Yeat8 Anthony and hts Orchestra
.Jit. ~lrtpt.ransportatJonby cled RaJnbow," rorchtldreo --.-... --perform SaL-&m. at Mltn I recltner bus and re9Cl'Ved ages 6-8. explores a vartety DI008 CONNLNOllAll Street's Plaza Gardena. Ap-3: sealing at the Dorthy Chan-of a.rt med.ta through the uac AOTOllOl"IVS llUUUll. peartng at the 8aJUe kx:aUon
dlerPavCllon. The bus leaves ofltemsandlexturesfromm 250 E. Baker St .• Costa Mon.-'nlura. wtU be the o OOC's auditorium parking nature to "junk.ables" and Meaa. AnUque cars circa Count Basie Oreheatra wtth ~ lot at 12:30 p.m. and the pdl(ets from home. Stu-l912~nL 9a.m.·5 p.m. spectal~C8f..Joe.. Wt!l&ama.
pttformance bcglnlt-at 2 ilenia bottd. pnnt. • Welt. . 548-7680. Senlof Fun Unllmtted
,.
p.m. 432-5880. and create through found .DARA 1f1lAJlP at Dana Paasporta are available to
.. BOLLAND BOii&-and ··re-cycled" materials. PotntHarboc:ofrerahalf-day gueata 60 and over every
STAY ... a unique 15-day Tues . and Thurs. and three·qua rter day 'thundayandFriday.Houra
tour In which parltdpanls 9 :30-11:00 a .m .. June 26-sport fis hing trips . Frt. 9 a.m.·9 p.m .• sat. 9
live wtth Dutch families In July 19. $34 fee. ··w onder-496-5794. a .m.·l a.m .• Sun.-Thura. 9
private homes In The ful Watercolor," for ages DAVS'ra lOCD8 also a.m.-mldJlt«iht. 999-4565.
ttaguc. Is offered this sum· 8-12. explores a vanety of olfen deep sea sPortllshJng ~ BOTSL. _m;;;er;::;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;Coa;;;;;;st=Co=l-=~;;;les~and~=technJq~;;;;;;ues~;;fro;;;;;m;;;;;;;;;lr1;;;ps;;;;da;;;;;lly;;.;;67;;:;;3-;:;6;:;22;;;44;;55;; .. =~ 1150 W. Cerrlt09 Ave .• 11 Anahetm. "Polyneatan Fan·
See Saturday Paper
• for
SUNDAY BRUNCH GUIDE
DoNA TELLI'S
Italian Family Restaurant
The Original Since 1973
Now Open In Our New Location
Serving Our Famous Pizza & Pasta
Dhae la Or Take O.t
963-5965
9430 Warner Ave.
at Bushard
Behind the Sizzler
Fountain Valley
Open
Tues.-Fri. Lunch 11 :30-2 p .m.
Dinner Tues.-Thurs. 5-9 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 5-10 p.m.
Sunday 5-9 p.m .
Closed Monday
tasy '84," a colorful half.
hour muak:al orockactlon
staged tn the hotel's marina.
debUts tomom>w and Nn9
through Sept. 2. Pol)'nalan performen praent dances
from New Zealand, Samoa.
TahlU and HawaJI lnn col-
orful ceremonJal coetumes.
Show-stoppers tnclude the animal showa, petUng r.oo.
exotic ritual dance of Pele. Opens dally 9 :45 a.m .. last
godde8a of fire and vol-car admitted 5 p.m.
canoq,_aruL tM ~th-837-1~. taking fire sword dance-. -·.;,ur.rro"IMl....,'""'"W-A•"'t•m-.-. m -
8: 15 p.m. 778-6600. Via Verde Or .. San Dimas.
ll If o TT • 8 a£ a a Y The largest water-<>riented
PAil.ii. 8039 Beach Blvd.. amusement park west of the
Buena Park. The Olympk:· Rockies ta open for tts aec-
tbemed lce~tacular ond aeason and features the .. Snoopy'• For 1l'te wave cove. kiddie pool.a. two
Gold"opene turdayandtAI speed slides and four
preaented datly except aecpenUncs. Three new
Fridays In the Good Time wafer actMlles ~ ln-
Theatre at 3. 5 and 8 p.m. troduced this year. lnclud·
Olymptc medallat Dianne de tng The Dropout. Ram~,
Leeuw. Saa ;; • etwaft< and ~ Rfvcn (the Brown and Lucy along with longeal Tnner lube waler
ma. any ·other stars are rea-rte.tie ln America). Dtrung
tured. "Stud.to K," a new spa.cetsexpandedandparit-
teen n~lclub. opens to-LDC apote have been added.
ntght wfth •pectal au.mmcr OaJly 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
teenpr1ctngat88adrnlulon Through Sept. 23.
after 7 p.m. The lncredtble 592-6453. Firework• Machine 8AJll DISOO WILD
preauera tontght a1ao wtth ARDIAL PAall. 15500
nlgtlll>'. abowa at 9 :45 p.m. San PuquaJ Valley Rd ..
Knott s wtll be open Fri. 9 Eaeondldo. Three Dee Ntcht
a.m.-midntght..Sat. 9a.m.-1 appe8.ra In two concerta to
a .m .. Sun.-Thura. 9 a.m.· the .. i;razzy Mahala ~t. 220--5200. Amphllheater s.t.&m. at
&. I 0 • C 0 U Jf T R Y 2 &:,:: 111.dtl fa\'Orba like 8AP.&.al. 8800 lrvloe ·· le.'' ··0ne:· ··Joy
Center Or.. ~ HUla. to the World." and ··0ne
Dr1ve-throuQh wtld aoJmal Man 8 and .·· ( 6 I 9)
. Zambe:tt River cruJae. 747-8702.
9 AM to 3 PM
Dad's S-o.ttklls Do.~ s~da~ BwKdl
th.e Big Deal!
Th1S Father's Day show Dad
he's a big deal ... take him to
Chicago Joe's for dinner. You
can be assured that we'U make
Dad s1rnle with jUSt one taste of
our deicious salads. seafood.
steaks or chops.
So make rt Chicago Joe's Dad's
a Big Deal!
&Mkllllt~
1111 MM! Strwt • M8C Alll'lut. IMne
~ vdOI• ('h4) 291..JOES
Unlimited Champagne
Make Reservations Now
Hot Entrees
Egp Benedict
&rambled Eat Bacon, Sausage, Ham
Chicken, Veal
Lasagna
PorkCt>op.
Deep Frie<t Shrimp
• Frah Vegetable
• Homemade Sahldt
• Salad Bar
Seafood Bar
Shrim Cocktail Crab~
Herring
Tuna
Salmon
Etc.
• Piaa
•Juices
•Cheeeet
Adults '8.95
Children 12 & under 14.25
Children under 3 Free
Dinner served from 3 p.m.
17502 Beach Blvd. at Slater
Huntin_gton Beach
842-5606
De••en Table
Pr.b FrWt
Chocolate
Mouue
Homemade CU•
Muffi:na l Cannoll
Croiaaanta, etc.
•Cold Cut.a
• Becela 4\ Cream Ch ...
• Homemade BNed
A ward Winn.mg
Re•'aurut
llUSEUllS
aowsaa •oaau11.
2002 N. Main St... Sar}ta
Ana. ~_J!!Lt ••
Tulf OOlOFJ' beglna today
and runa through AUi. 26 as part oC ··Art COnnecltons ·a.." "Reflections: Paint·
Inga of Jerry Wayne
Downs'' ta an exhibit
featuring 'urrealleUc worlts by the Costa Mesa
artist about tech nology's
effects on mankind. Abo
1ndeflnltely. Hours Mon.·
Sat. 10 .... •~ noon-~ p.m. 9"2-1900 .. '
LAGOJllA •ACB llU-
8&Ull C. All'!'. 307 CWT
Or1ve. ho joint cxhlbtt.looa a.re featured. · 'Contem-
porary CalJfomla Artsls
~I" h~la the ceramic
work Of Jena Morriaon
wh08e sculptural ceramic
forms aro based on
architecture. humor and mythokli.Y. Also shown la
"fhe S-econd Western
States ExhlbtUon and 38th
Corcoran Biennial of
American Painting," Th1s
exhibit featura pat.nUngs
. -fmm-al'Uat& In ..fo states
whoee eXl)lorallon of vari-
ous styflattc concerns
wtlhln a dlstlncUve re-
gional spirit reflect the mya-
Uque o( the Old West cou-
pled wtth Imagery from the
New West. Tuea.-Sun.
I l :30 a .m .-4 :30 p.m.
494-6531.
....
GALLERIES lura.I alteratJona and/orflll· 1ng -A PeT8onaJ Vt.alon:
ALLENDALS GA L· ~~e:·~~ra~: ~~.~~t.d=
LERY. 15405. Coast High-turea. Th~ June 30. of "Art Conn~ ·
WAY ':fi'"a Beach.-H&gftl)'-1'ues."5al. ~.m.· p.m. ug. 26. Wed.· ~Uah bronze acuJpturea 871-5862. Sat.Noon-.ilp.m.636-1232. pf: the Bennett Brothen!! of ltL4'1l GALL&aJ&8. P &KUl81JLA GAL-
P acervllle. Indefinite. 14925.C.O. tHJghway,#7. L&llY, 428 31st St .• New·
Tues.-Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Laguna Beach · Patrtck port Beach. An 1nnovauve 49!_~T A5. •AJ.ll •••n Nagel. known ro; his sleek ~ of on pastel, nonnally
n.a --.. r .._. -ana sensuous Playboy 11-m:•sed onl (or portraits. haa
VAL OAU&llY. 644 S. luslrallona. ts currenUy aaertesofbcaUU-
Coasl H~way, Laguna showing Is works. Wed.-UI landscape palntJn&s by
Beach. Rhapsody In Sun. 11 a .m .-5 p .m. Lota Munfotd OJ\ exhibit.
Flowers," a mtxed media 494-1902. 673-1•'16.
exhtbtUon 6'v 25 Jur1ed Art· GUQG&JIB&UI Q.tJ...-,,;.QValU't' ..374 H. Coul A·htr arttBb ta featured. LnT. ctiapim.lJl ~. fftit'iway. ~ Beach.
Throuah June 30. Daily 11 333 N. QIUcll, <>rapge. 494-4422. a.m£ff~a~14. "OrangeCountySculpture: 8AJIDSTOKS OAL-. C AaTS. Source and f>rooe8a0 Is L&aY, ~A N. Olasl
137 Seaeltff Vlllaa(e Shop-exhibited as part of "Art ~way. Laguna ee.ch. p&ngOenter. 2219katnSl.. Connections '8.4." A recep-"COutal lmpresaJons" rep-
HunUngton Beach. Roger lion will be held Saturday resent.sandfortoothepart
Armstrong's exciting from3-5p.m. Th~July of the lOa.rt!st membets to
watercolors arc feature() 30. Mon.·Sat. 1-S" p.m. present WOl'ka rd1ecllng through July 4. Mon.-Sat. 997-6729. the California scene.
I ·5 p.m. 960-5775. L AG u" A Ba A c B Through ~ witb fre-
CBIU8Tl"Allf TBOllA8 8CBOOL OJ' ART, 2222 qucnt additions. Dafly 11
GALLERY, 1001 W. 17th Laguna Canyon Road. a.m.-Sp.m.497-6775.
St .. SulteT. Costa Mesa. An La,luna Beach. Collages 8BOlf8TltOJl'S, 1028
exhibition of abstract aoo montages by local art· Baysl<k Drive. Newport
aculpturalftauresfeatur1ng tst Leona.id Kaplan are Beach. Paintings by
the work o( Annie Healy. shown throwt!,h June 25. Dorothy Saar. w6o has
Al90 abstract oil pat11llngs Kaplan palosfalungly cuts e~tblled la one Oflhe AU·
by J011ntJaagcr. lndeflnlte symbols and figures from Callfomla shows In which
TUes.-sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. old prtnls made of rag Millard Sheet.a. the lmml-
TBS ltDGlt GALLERY, paper. obtainable only In nenl artist. aa Juror.
212 N. Harbor Blvd .. Full· Europe now. and assembles awarded her p&tnttng first
erton. Suvan Geer and surrealist fantasies. Mon.· award In the pror(esalonaJ
Conle Zehr feature their Frt. 9 a .m -4:30 p.m., Sat. 9 dMa1on ol oil. are featured.
worka In 'Installations," °"·:al.lam. 497-3309. 800T1I COAST AaT uatngthegalleryaaaformat BOUSE A.aT CEJITSR. 283 E. 17th St ..
for esthetlc expression GALI.DY, 12732 Main Cost.a Mesa. ''The Absurd
They co vert It by slruc-St .. Garden Grove. "Draw· World of Charles Bragg''
exhibit.a etchings and lttho-grapha by ~ man often
calfcd ''The Daumier ol Our
~;· l]uutg)i .June 30
a.M monop'lnts by
~ i!i -
Ketchum. open tomouow
with a special gala bnldtt
preview for Orange Coun·
ty'a South c.oast CUlLoral
Leagut: from 7-9 p.m <-
ThrDudl July 14 Tues. -§
Sat. If a.m.-5:30 p.m. M5-G
ARTS.
VORPAJ... OALL &aY,
326 GknneyT'e. ~ ....
Bmctl. Andy~ a a&ed :
medta oon-repreeeo· •
tallonal expresatonJat
p&loler. and Grace 5'J W '°· a ettamk -=u.lptor. f~
one-man exhlb ltJons throuid> July 15. Tues..
Sun. fl-6p.m. 4~1.,
"llml TIE SeaES"
with
~~~~~!:!~
Ex!cubve ..
ANntONrS PIER 2-4« F ....... 0., °*''• Dey at Anthony's PMlr 2 .. on. one of the .._. ~of varied ...roods anywhere. Al the,....,, wloc>d .
lot>Nrs, demS. ~ ~ .. th9 h'9lh c.gM
ftah from .-ound the world, which have m.te Anthony's Plier
. 2 .c> populllr, .. be ..wet from 1 p.m. on Fstt.'s °'¥· Of
courM, the regutw ~ menu• be av...,.• no
Ina .... in price. For~ at Anthon(• Pier 2,
Newport Beach. at 103 N. Bay91de, phone 640-5123.
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~ TBlt llOUJlflT: Rated PG. A fine retelling of the
:> popular story of English sailors who muuny agatnst
: their harsh captain after getttng a taste of paradlac on
~the Island of TahtU. Anthi H~ldna and Mel Gtbeon
:tJ are exc:ellent ae Wtlliam-81 as~etcMr Cbl1atlal\. ..t anything, this version. wrttn by Robert Bolt, presents
a more sympathctJc portrait of Bligh. Stunning pho-~ tography, w1th skillful dJrecUon by Roger Donaldeon.
G> ...............
~ l'OOTL008E: Rated PO. The dance aequencea are
G> fun. but between them you'll have to endure a ~ ponderous. predictable story about small-town morality ~ and teen-age frustraUons. Kevin Bacon shtnea In the
> lead role. John Ltthgow makes the moet of a thankless
0 role as the strident town minister. Not as pretenUous as
~ ''Flashdance," but not as tnt~ng to watch dther. ............ .
Dml.ANA JOlfES ARD TllB TEllPLE OP 00011:
Rated PG. Hamson Ford returns tn a worthy follow-up
lo "RaJders of the Lost Ark.'' The film has trademark
Lucasfllm virtues: thrilling non-stop acUon, colorful
setungs and state-of-the-art effects and stunt work. It
alao has the Lucasrum drawbatkB of shallow charac·
tertzatlon and stmpllstlc plotUng. Olrector Steven
Spielberg skillfully mlxea the humorous and ecary
moments. especially during a marveloua opening
nightclub scene. The more violent acenes may be too
frightening f~·ounger children ..... ..,..,....
ecreenwrtter Chrla C.Olumbua hive eo much fun wtth
the Grcmltna and wtth tributes to put movtee that the
humanetoryllneaareldteadlyundevdoped. Entertain· tna butfOl"l(ettable ..... .., -.... _
---.........A'l'1J'a&L: Rated PG.1tobertRedford retur1ur
In an appealllU{ bueball fairy tale that youngi.ten and
many adults wru probably en.JOY. More jaded l1lCMqlOera
may be put off bY the aelf-conedous myth·maJdnC and
heavy-handed symbolism. A mm wtth no gray areas.
Robert Duvall. WllfOrd Brtmley. Kim ~r and
Glenn Cloee c:o--star. Barry Levtneon ("Diner") Cltrects.
POLICS ACAD&ll'f: If you enjoyed "AnJmal House" and "Porky'•·" you'll probably get a kick out
this aendup of police tratrllng. A new woman mayor hu
opened the academy to all 110rta of misfits .• who tum out
to be a lot ,pluclder than thelr no-nonaenee tratntng
offlcer (G. W. Balley) auspecta. Lota ot crude but funny
gags. If you're taste runs to more aophlstlcated humor, CJon't bother wtth thla one. Olrected by Hugh WU.On.
creatoroC"WKRP In CtnctnnatJ. •• ..,..,
OUllL : Raied PG. These little creatures start
out cute but eventually tum Into dangerous aWlchlef
makers who wreak havoc In a s~toJlltD_,_at._
Chrtstmasttme. Brlfig)rig tile Gremlins to vivid lJfe ls an
a mazing feat In this Spfelberg-produced film. directed
by Joe Dante ("The Howli~"). But Dante and
Aclmlral Kirk (Wiiiiam SlaatDer) .Wm Ida
trmnt1>r: ~ -aoa...-11cCG,.-tDe-
P'oreetKelley) In a Starfleet Detendoa Cell In ··star Trek m: Tile 8earcb for Spock. ..
Slrl'SD CAJlfDLS8: Rated PG. Molly Ringwald
stars ln thta comedy about a teen-ager whoee parents
forgc:t her apectaJ birthday. She a1sO has a cruah on a
haildeome aenlor but ta pursued by a fut-talking
"Geek." Wrtter..dJrector John Hug)lea. who wrote
"NaUonal Lampoon's VacaUon" and "Mr. Mom,"
eeems keenly aware of the awkwardness and frua·
tratton facing adoleaoents. Unfortunately. he aJeo gives
us lots~ cheap and offenst.-~ . ..,.., 8PLA8ll: Rated PG. A tful co about a
New Yo~produce dealer (Tom anlts) :Falla for a
oeaufilul-l>Tondfiienmmt"'{Daryl "iiannah 'rhe-my• -
tcrtous mermaid sprouts legs on land and learns
(Pleue eee llOVJSJPaai 15)
to Prime Rib at
Stuart Andersmis
Treat your Dad to a thick Prune R1b and aD the
attention he de:saves. at StuartAndasoris.
He11 find the service courteous and atta'ltiw.
and a great sele.ctton of US. Choice steaks
and succulent Prime Rib.
Bring your Dad to Stuart Anderson's for
Father's Day. He's going to feel good Inside.
The Grand
DlnnerTheatr
LIVE ON STAGE
World's Most Acclaimed Musical
STARRING
DIRECTED BY
PAUL MICHAEL
JACK BUNCH
Book by Joseph Stem
Music by Jerry Bock
LYflCS by Sheldon Harnick
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FroaNe14
E~sh from a bank of tclevtston eels at Bloomtngdales.
Acfor Ron Howard directs with a sure hand. eetabUsh·
Inga strong central love story and letting SCTV veterans
Jolm candy and Eugene LeYY handle some of the best
loony bits. ".,.,... -----~ STAil ftB& m -nm RAJlCB P'Oll 8POC~
Rated PG. Admlra.l ltlrk (Wllllam Shatner) and his aging
stdektck.a must steal the damaged et.a.rahlp-AnteTPrtsc
ln a daring mbek>n to teVtve the late Mr. Spock. whoee
body was feft on the unstable Ge neats planet. They also
must face a band oC bloodthirsty Kllngona. Fans of the
eerles should love It. Not qutte as J[OOd as "Star Trek II," th~. Leonard Nlmoy (Spoc1') dlrecta. V' .,....,...
ftlNO SllDT: Rated PO. A naive housewife
(Goldie Hawn1 mature. on an aircraft assembly line
during World War ll a.Dd.hu an affair with a co-worker
(Kurt RueeeUl. Unfortunately. the lllm veers wildly from
comedy ti> eoap opera to htatortcaJ drama to feminist tract wtthout reaolvtng any theme eaUafactorUy.
Olsappotnung, deeptte some charming moments.
Directed by JOnathan Demme ("Metvtn and Howard"). .........
na118 Of' &lfDSAIUl&Jrl': Rated PO. Debra
Winget" and Sbtrley MacLaJne gtve Oecar-calibeT pencxmancee tn thls funny and touching rum. which
traces a mother-daughter relationship over 30 years.
Jack Nk:hol8on. as a paunChy. drunken astronaut, Is
allo superb. The eertous twtat that occurs two-thirds
through Is manlpulaUve. but you'll probably succumb
to It anyway. Jamee Brooks was the wrtter-dlrector. .............
__,...,_.,...~ Exeellent. v...vv -Very good . ..,,.,,,,,_
Good. .... -Not 90 good.
4-MOST FOR DINING
Continental Cuisine • Daily Lunch and Dinner
Cocktails • Seafood Bar• Sunday Brunch
Entertainment • Dancing • Banquet Facilities
Chauffeured Limousine Service On Request
Oin~r SeMce To I I :30 P .M
Seafood Bars Open To I :JO A.M.
32802 S. Pacific Coast Hwy.
Monarch Bay Plaza
Laguna Niguel
499~2626 I 496-5773
384 Forest. Ave.
Lumberyard Plaza
Laguna Beach
494-9491 I 752-8558
2331 I Muirlands
at Ridge Route
Lake F Of est Village
El Toro 770-3222
24399 Dana Drive
Dana Point Manna
Island Way -West Basin
Dana Point 661 -9722
Guest 8oet Slips
Deily Buffet Festival • 11 :00 A.M.-3:00 P .M.
tn The Upstairs Breakwater l..ounge
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the Gennas planet crumbles around them. The special n::cordonahipt.ccti 1910sstcreosystem. Tbcsroo'es~
effects wizards at George Lucas· Industrial Light and well-worn, but tbe music is till m.igb~ fine.
Magic have also produced some stunning outer space
footqe.
Leonard Nimoy, who
portrays s~ docs a
serviceable job in bu.debut
as a feature film director.
One of bis strenstbs is his
obvious a.tfect10n for old
crewmates lake Dr. McCoy
~Def Ot'CSl Kelley). Scotty
James Dool\ao), Sulu
George Tatri), Ubuca
(NicheOe icbols) aM
Cbekov (Wallet Koenig).
Producer Han-e BeD-
oen• s scrip& lacks the pop
poetic dialogue of Jack
Sowards' saeenplay i>r
~ Trek ll." ID fact.
7'?2e.5£117S
DJRf.CTED BY
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CHOREll",.aAPHY
BY 00.tsE
DELL REISS
The Yorba Linda
forum~
ROBIN cuans Bennett goes overboard in bavin& bis cbaracters repeat catch pbrnes &om .. IL .. He
also borrows from the famous "Star Wan" c:antina sa:M
when McCoy visits a bar populated by alicm..
But Trek.kJes will probably appn:cialct.be bits8el1Dcn
draws from the old TV episodes. including the K.Ji..,a
cloaking device, Vulcan mating UJ"FS and even a cou o~f~_,. .:xc~~--Tribblcs. -----
Watching "Star Trek lfr is like lislming to an old '60s
SEAFOOD NEWBURG AND SPINACH SOUFFLE CREPE
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'1""' cho«r .of• mixtd 8"'"' or ora~ ,,Jmond Stlhid.
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?'" • '° crit lei'$, attractively setvcd with a dusting of Parmesan and
?'" parsley, arc nicely complemented by a hearty Marinara
e> sauce. • § A honey-mustard house dressing livened a simple
tbc following ugust. They've brou.,iit totelhcr an
intimate, informal spot wt th such mcet.les as white cloth
napkins, NSt table cloths overlaid with white.
It was a natural for Joe, who was in the restaurant
business for 20 yea.rs in RocbesteT, N. Y ., and felt Newport
Beach needed a .. friendly nei&hborhood restuarant-
cockuiJ lounge which people could call, 'my place'."
piano, t hen swuigsat I 0 into the tWl ensemble. Two dinina
rooms-one removed from tbc performers-make it
possible to choose between listenina andconvers1na.
Cafe Lido's lunches, at $3. 9S to SS.SO, are as
reasonable as the dinnCf'!, and always include two fresh
catches., a special salad such as Cobb, mimosa or pasta, a
chicken dish and prime rib. Regular menu items v~ from ham~andomeletst~no-in-ablanket~
prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich, egg-<Uppcd and
bunergrilled.)
-, salad, and the day's soup, brimmina-with-fisb chowder,
~ was fine. Desserts, the evenin& of our visit, included carrot
'O cake and an excellent cheese cake enhanced by an intensely
"t: lemonyglazc. ---u..-TliCWinelistshowscareinsclection. with about JS
~ fromCalifomia, IOfromltaly. WhenweprajlCdJoe ~ Spenuza for his retail-plus-$2 pricing policy, be uplaioed
c: that be wants bis customers to have a total experieooe, "So ~ wby~ould I make twice as mucb on the wine?" Like many i lofus,JoedisJikespayingSSinsomercstaurantsforaglass
~ ,of the "varietal of the day" when be knows the wine retails
Th~auwasal&&e natural-fol-I«. wbocomea-fR>m.a.-
family omusiciansand plays Ougelhom and trumpet.
Remembering the jam sessions of the J 9S0s, hefeh be
could provide a draw for people in their 40s and early SOs.
And tbat'sexactlywhathe'sdone, offering at present
three different sounds:. the Cafe Lido All Stars on Sunday
afternoons (who'll play Sunday throu$h Tuesday SWt.ing
in mid-July.); the Jazz Minors from Disneyland, Monday
and;Tuesday;saxopbonist Wayne Wayne and Rick ,
CAFE UDO, 2900 Newport Bl Yd., Newport Beach,
675-2968,acceptsreservations, serves daily lunch, I\ Lm.
lo 3 p.m.; dinner, S to 11 p.m. l..ounge open continuously
from l I a.m. to2a .. m.
_ for$8a bottle.
52 JoeandSbirlcy, who taught together at Tustin High
0:: School, bought the property in J unc of 198_1 ~opened
Sherman, Wednesday-Saturday. -
The live music begins gently at 9 p.m. with low-key Good Tastes appears twice a month in lhe Week-
ender.
American
THE BARN
American. Lunch M·F 11-2:30 Otnner
M-S trom-5-PM. Mappy Hour M-F-4.30
to 7 PM Sun Champagne Buffet
Brunch 10-2·30 Entertainment &
Dancing, Banquet Fac1llties 14982
Redh1U, Tustin 730-0115.
THE ORIGINAL BARN
FARMER STEAKHOUSE
The OC'iglnal. Featuring display brOll-
1ng Lunch Mon -Fri 11·2 Dinner
ntghll)' Mon -Fri from 5 p.m .• Sat &
Sun. from 4 p.m. 2001 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa 642-9777
HAMBURGER HAMLET
Famous variety of hamburgers. saloOn
steak sandwiches. f9bster bisque,
onion 89UP fondue and cherry cob-
bler. lunch & dtnner from 11:30
M·Sat.. Sun 10-10. Spec1al Sunday
Breekfast. Great bar & happy hour.
1S.5 Adams at Harbor, Costa Mesa.
5-46-7392.
HARBOR HOUSE CAFE
Established Since 1939 Omelettes. 25
varieties. Serced 24 holJrs. Sand-
wiches. 30 varieties. Healed garden
patio dinner &efVed 5-10 PM. 34157
Coast Hwy, Dana Point (714)
496-9270. Also 16341 Coast Hwy ..
Sunset Beach. (213) 592-~.
PARADISE CAFE
San Franciscan style. Fresh flsn and
pasta. Patio dining Lunch M-F 11-3.
Dinner Mon.-Sat. from 5 p.m. Happy
Hr M-F 5-7. Wed. Lad18S rnte SOC well
df!Ms from 3 p m Banquet facilitlea.·
600 Newpoft Cent• Df . Fashion
Island, Newpoft Beach 64._ 1237.
POOR RICHARDS
KITCHEN
Breakfast. lunch. dinner. Patio dintng
with ocean vtf!NI Modest prices.
Beef /wine. Famed fOf Belgian waffles.
Open dal1y from 8 AM. 1198 S. COast
Hwy. In VIiiage Fatre Mall. Laguna
Beach .497-1667.
Chinese
JADE DRAGON
Szechwan & Mandarin Cuitinft..ot
Old China. Host Wllece LM. Cfwir'f r
Cheo. Elegant dining. lunch, Oinnef.
Sat. & Sun. Dim &Mn (Chinese Tea
Cake Brunch). Banquets. 8eef' &
Wine. Reasonable Prlcea. J2100
Beach Blvd .• Stanton 898-8933.
ORAN GE
COAST
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Continental
AIRPORTERINN ....-.n ...... Room
Continental. Lunch M-f 1 t:30 -2:30.
Sun Brunch tO -3:00 Dinner from
5:30 Happy Hour M-F Entertainment
& Dancing 7 nights a week. Valet
Pertung. S.nquet Facilities 18700
MacArthur, IM08 833-2nO.
CAFE LIDO
Newport's Cannery Village jazz spot.
Cozy atmosphere. American, Italian
& Contlneotal menu. Lunch M·F
11·3. Danner nightly 5-11. Enteflaifl.
ment nightty ~ t:30. Sun.. jazz session
3-7. Ample parking 2900 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach 675-2968.
MARCEL'S
Yolef ....... Dancing Wed. thN Sat.
nights to~ Box. 9:00 P.M. to t:30
A.M •• Top .40 a Piano bar wtth Wally
Ruth Sun. 6 P.M.. Mon. 8:30 P.M
~mmon Happy hour 4-7 PM
Come see our brand new look. SeMng
sandWlches. soups. seafood and
croissants, 130 E. 17th St.. Costa
Mesa. ~3666.
RIVIERA
Continental. Chef Richard Bergner
since 1970. Intimate Dining. Luoch
11:30-3·00. dinner from 5 PM. CloMd
Sun. & Holidays. Banquet rooms.
3333 S. Bristol, Costa M ... ~
French
llORDEAUX
100 Wines. Sitvef Award Winner.
lunches Tua·Frl. Diflner M..s. CloMd a & holidays. Off Bristol and
(between Baker and Bear)
then le onto St. Clair. 758 St. O.lr.
Costa MeN 5.40-3&41.
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RESTAURANT
DIRECTORY
Italian
DONATELLI'&
The Oflglnal since 1973. Now open In
OUf new location. SeMng our famous
pizza and pasta. Dine In °' take out
9430 warner at 81.ishatd. Fountain
Valley Behind the SIZZier 963-5965
MARC EU OS
Family owned. Established smoe
1973. Pastas. veal. pizza Specializing
In Cio®ino. Beer & Wine served
Salad bar. Lunch Mon. thnJ Fri. dinner
7 ntghts a week. Sunday Brunch 10-3
p.m. 17502 Beach Blvd. at Slater.
Huntington Beech. 842-5505
Mexican
•CASA IEXICAN
RESTAURANT
Our food Is a trip to Mex.lcOI Est WICe
1972. ()pen dally from 11 a.m. tor
lunch & dinner. Cocktalts. Entertain-
ment W.CS. thru Sat. nights In the
Burro Room. 296 E. 17th St .. Costa
Mae. eau 645-7626.
TORTILLA FLATS
Awa<d wtnncw year after year. Sam,
Sonora style cooking since HM9.
Open delly 11;30 to 10 PM, Sunday
brunch 10:30 to 3. Happy hour 4 to 6
PM w"kdays. Compllmentary
botanaa. Cantine open tU 2 AM. 17.40 s. Coast Hwy.. Ulguna Beach.
494-6588.
TllE8 AlllGOl-
A ptace tot peopte who epprecilte
good Mexican food at turprlslngly low
prices. Open dally 11 a.m. !Unch & dinner. Deify IUnoheon apecials. Cater·
Ing. 2200 Harbor Blvd., K Mart Plaza.
Col1a ~· 642'"827.4/8278.
Natural/Healthy
FORTY CARROTS
Delicious fashion food per Henry
Segerstrom. A great place fOf dinner 7
days from 11 a.m. -SUnday""Cham-
pa=unch Between Bullocks...alld I . So. Coast Plaza, lower leYel.
556-700
PUFFINS . ·
.. Naturally·· cooked foods, from pan-
caJ<es to crepes to steaka. An adveo-
tlJfe In natural eating Open Sun thru
Thurs 8 em to 11 pm F<a & Sat. 8 ~
to 12 midnight Vasa/ MC Casual Mc»-
erate Pnoes. 3050 E. Coast Hwy .
Corona del Mar. 640-1573.
Seafood & Steak
BLACK BEARDS
Hearty • Beef Entrees & Seafood.
lunch t 1·3:00 Ovrilf from 5 PM.
Happy Hour M·F Extensive Oyster
Bar Two blocks IOUth Of John Wayne
Airport 833-0080.
THE CANNERY
Features fresh local eealOOd. east8'n
beef lunch, dinner. Sunday brunch
and champagne brunch, herbof
crutSeS Entertainment nightly and
Sunday attemoon. Lounge lood gal--
ley. Historic wat,rfr. ont landmaf1( in
Newport·s CaMery Vtllege. 3010
Lafayette. 675-5777.
RUSTY PELICAN
Fresh seafood and tot. of It. Newport
Beech • Lunch. dimer. Sunday
brunch.. OYeriooks Newport Bey. 2735 w Coast Hwy. 642-3431. IMfle ..
Lunch, dinner, happy hour. 1830
Main. 5"6-.477.4.
TALE OF THE WHALE
Open 7 Days. Br..ictast 7 a.m. M-F.
lunch 11 °"' M-F. Dinner 4-11 M-S. Sat
& Sun. bNnch 7 ..... ()yst• bet fi1.,
Sat., Sun. Banquet fedlitiea up to 500.
Entertainment Wed.-~. Penotamic:
bey view. .400 Main St., 8atboa.
873-4833.
THiE WAREHOUU
Fresh Seafood & tntematlonal
Culllne Waterlront dlnfng. CMf
Chal'IM Kalaglan. Lundi. Dinner, Sat.
• & Sun. Award ~ Brunch e.n.-
queta & Catering. Oyjter Baf, Enter·
talnment. lido Vlll9ge, Newport a.ch
873""' 700 •
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• Gen.: Hospital
in flight lanes
Eva~gelist back
as grad speaker
IJ ANDllEA ADELSON
Of .. O... ........
A Marine Corps ieneral called
for renewed scrutiny of a
proposed site for a controveny-
plqued Irvine hospital lbw-.
day, while a dty otracial blasted El
Toro Marines for dod&ina ques-
tion• atemmina from the allqed
buzzina of a sroup of picnicken
by three jet flJhten last week. ·
The battle lines were &rowina
more entrenched with the sen· e!'lh at Marine Corps Air'Statioo
El Toro and the City of Irvine
each firina oft'lenen Thunday.
What happened over an open
field in Irvine Saturday remained
less than cleat.
M~. ~n. Richard M. C.OOke,
commandina aenerat of the air
atation, said pilou were Oyina
under aimulaited eme,.ency con-
dationa durina carrier landina
practice nms at the bue .. ii\
complete conformance with lona·
atandin.f• published Oitlit
profiles. •
(Pleue .. BUZZDfO/A2) ·
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When t~ Rev. Terry Cole-
Wbittaker wu a 1tudent at New·
port Harbor Hip School, she wa
a siqer, a swimmer and played
on the tcbool'• softball team.
She earned a .. 8 .. av~ and
even thouah she said She was
known for beina talkative lhe
didn't eiet tho chance to address
bersenaorclaumaleS in 19S7 ua
valedktorian or ialutatorian.
The 44-year-old evan,elist,
wbo•a beCome a nationally known
television minister and author as
..aa as ldevitioa Wk sbow suat.
m.ldc up fbr that tbunday wbm
abe returned to ha aJma m.!la io
be tbt featured ~ al oom:
mcncement exen:iJet.
She told the 366 membtn of
• thie t 98' aradu.atina . clail aod their relatives and friends who
overftOwied the south bleacben at
Davichon F~Jd that they wiU tee
the end of war, crime, starvation,
disease and poverty · .. beQuse
you're IOin& to end lbcm. You'll
(Pleue ... &V AJlfOa.JaT I A2J
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f.HIOA't .IUNf 1" 1'18·1
You'll find the
bfft •uto buJ• •long
the Or•nge Cotaat In
tod8r'• Auto Piiot
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~!Y'm ... t_
Namee of Fountain Val-
ley, CdM High graduates
llsted today./ Al
C.Hfomla
UCLA haa shut down Its
nuclearreactor~for
good./M
Nation
A nuclear power plant In
Vermont la on alert after
radioactive device was
exposed./ A5
World l~
lrahvowslt on'tflreon
oll tankers In alan .
Gulf.JAi
People
A Huntington Beach
women will lead alumni of
Hollywood Improvisa-
tional comlc8./U
Sporta
Russ Siivestri waa re-
instated at the U.S. Olym-
pic yachting trlala In the
Finn one-man dinghy
class, replacing John .
Bertrand./81
Entertainment
World--clua soloists will
perform at the Laguna -
Beach Summer Music
Festival, starting Sunday.
/Weekender
Bualneu
Fountain Valley resident
Pat Rodgers has patent-
ed a slmple device she
hopeswlllearn her ''a
bundle" ./C1.
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ORANGE COUNTY . CAL IFOR NIA 1r~ (~ E ~JT --.
Bolsa Chica bill attacked
Environmentalist calls Assembly vote
cutting Coast panel power •outrageous·
BJ ROBERT BARKER
Of ... DlllJ .......
A vote by the state Assembly that
would strip the California Coastal
Commission of authority over de-
velopment of the Bolsa Chica
wetlands was attacked today by the
president of a HuntiDJt<>n Beach
environmental orpnizabon.
"The biU is OUlJ"a&COUS in its
present form," Lorraine Faber
cha.raed .. It Jives veto power to the
land owner (Sip! Landmark Inc.)
that's not available in any other
Olymplc-ci..a •name.
~t-year-old Am.I Foeter belta oat ••s.Jate to Amertca11'
0
for Iler fellow atadellta at ADdeneD ltlemeatary School ID
Newport Belcb WedDe.d&J. Foster wU1 alni tbe Mme llODC
O~Jail
absolved
in con's
escape
By JEFP ADLER
.. o.lllr .......
..
pl&n nina procress. ••
"It's like taking a cannon and
shoot.ins a bole tbrouab the Coastal
Act, .. she said.
Thursday_ the state Aslembly, by a
vote of •2·22. approved leais.lation by
Assemblyman Terry Goslin. 0-San
Bernardino, that would put the de-
cision on controvenial development
plans in the environmentally
sensitive -area adjacent to Pacific
Coist Highway and south of Warner
Avenue. into the bands of the Coastal VU'Oo.mental orpniz.ation, laid tbaa it
Conservancy, an appol.nted state removes the ~bottom" oo the number
watchdog agency that monitors qf acres to be res&ond as wetlands tOr
OOIS1al enviromental issues. a wikf1ije habitat. .
The bill also would provide veto .. Wewoe'tbKkaway&omour.,m
power over development auideli.nea -or resa.orat:ioo of 90(). acres a::ad fOr
to Oranae County officials. the CdUta1 Commission review," Ille
Coastal Conservancy and the sU1e said.
t offish and Game as well SiJD&) and Oms Coun~ officials
as 'QDt to build S, 100 homes in the
, praidcnt of the 900-mem-u.nincorpom.cdlowtands surrounded
ber Amip de Bolsa Orica en-~w80L8A/£2)
Theater
BJ STEVE MAULE ..............
Costa Mes. city officials have been
blocked from suiQg the Pacific
A.mpbjt.beatre over a heavy-metal
roct cooc:m this ~that violated a OOWlty noite ordiN~. Judie 5elim FrankliD ruJed Thura-
day that t.be city does not have the
authority to enforce the county law or
oollect SSOO fines for each violation of
the coanty noise standard
But Mayor Donn Hall vo'IWd the
city will press new ctwaes ~the
amphitheater and use the city's own
noise: standards as a basis for collcct-
'DI fines.
(Pleue-TllSATUl/A2)
........... 1 ..,,....,
Oranje-County Jail's security
wasn't lacking wbin convicted
Balboa Island rapist Michael Eric
Gonzales lowered himself to the
ground from the jail rooftop with a
homemade rope and escaped in
September 1983, the Oranae County
Grand Jury bas concluded.
In a 2Yrpage repon issued Thurs-
day, the county citizens• panel
absolved the county sheriff's depan-
ment of any security lapses that
contributed to the escape and noted
that measures taken by jail auants
since the esc&J>C'. .. make a future
escape (tbrouah) the roof fence biahly
unlikely."
Onefradaate•a family~ •btimomat• wblleatadenta puadetaca.-aadtownaatOraJaaeC018tConete.
OCC hails Humphreys as,top citizen
Oonrales. 24, was charted with
rape. buralatY, robbery and auault at
the time -foOOwina an attack on a
Balboa Island waitress in early l 983.
He since bas been eon~ on the
(Pleult ... OC JAIL/ A2)
Lon lme trustee honored at raduatlon:
SCR's Emmes lauds colle e ·s trafnln
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"""'--~~ .
By PBIL SNEIDER.MAN 36 years qo and later served for 20
Of .. o.lllr,._.,_ yeats OD the collqe's aovemina
Attorney Roben L Hwnphreys. board. was honored as OCCs
wbo attended Oranaie Coast CoOeae Outstanding Citittn of 198' dunna
County turning to contlos
by the County Adminislrati"e Office uniu were constructed in Oranae
1tates. County, placina the county founb
.. It can be assumed that a amons the te\en SOuthcm California
diminishina upply of developebk couaues inducted iD the atUd .
&Ind in the county. ;COU,p&ed with AU told. C>ra?teCounty ra third
tnaaRDI land and bousiQI ('()Sts, are in tbe ta n4 Los A,.e Ud
lafltly ~nsible for \histm-1;• t.be San JMso oo~uma ia total aumbtt of
rqon no dwellina una Th~ ~n abo PQints out tha=t-"""l=n=-J•nUJO'. 19 l. ~unwa~ h0'8 •"I constnaction 1n tt.t county the • numbtt of reaidcfttt:s an the
continue• to sJow as the nPlolivc county at 752.109. Loi AftlC
IJOW\h cx~oecd aurina the l 9SOI: County bai m~ than 2. • nf tDion
l %09 and 1970. comes to an end. wbik San Diaio has 7.S2. I i7.S, llCCOl'd· .
In l9 lo only 6.105 ftsidctatw ina to state· C5tpanrnac or Fina
••
paduation ceremonies Thursday tor of South Coast Repenory:
ntibt. Emmcs, who paduated from OCC
Almost l,400 students were can-in 1960,discusaltbet.be&tertrainioJ
didates for lflduation in the oer-be received at the coUege and bow it
emonies conducted in the collqe's helped ha,pe his career.
LeBard Stadium. Ile S&td the collqe "tauaht me to
lbunday's commencement ad-think vivu1Jy and to dare to dream
dress was delivered by Dr. David , ambitious dreams."
Em.mes. co-founder and arti tic di rec-fPl9Me ._ llUllPllllSft/ A.a)
JEFF
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A2 * Orange Cout OAIL y PILOTifriday. June 15. 1984
Newport girl wins solo role
in Olympic opening show
The thought of 200.000 eyes on her
doesn't faze 8-year-old Ami Foster
bow includ1na "Wcb6tc:r. ••"Fame"
aod "Trapper John, M.D."
Am1 will appear later this year in
the Pubhc Broadcastio& Scrv1ce ver-
sion ofTcnness.ee William's"Catona
Hot Tin Roof' with Jessica ungc
and Rip Torn.
ByJERRY~B °' ...... ~.,...
£4aht·year-old Ami foster ts goina
to sing in front of more than 100,000
people July 28 but the thouaht docsn 't
phase the Newpon Beach' fourth
grader in the least.
Ami knows what at as like to
perform.
Ami was selected from among
more than I 00 children to sing
"Salute to America" as a solo dunna
the opening ceremon.ics of the 1984
Olympic Games.
"I have done a lot of talent contests
and there arc always a lot of people
there. 1 am used to singing m front of
a lot of people," Ami said '
The Andersen Elementary School
student is no stranger to show
business. She has acted m 180
television commemals and has made
appearances on a vanety of television
"l would like to be a singer and an
actress. 1 like what I am doing -and 1
want to keep doina it," said Ami, who
looks to Barbara Streisand as a role
m<>del. ~
"She is a really great actress and a
great singer." Ami said.
Ami's show business career often
keeps her aut of school but the child
actress said that has little affect on her
studies.
EVANGELIST SPEAKS •••
"Thete is always a tutor when l
work, so I get worlc from my teacher
to do. I always come back ahead, ..
Ami said.
In fact. she likes school and is sorry
to see it end, ··1 would rather be fo
school than sitting at home."
Prom Al
bnng about a transformed world."
Cole-Whlllaker, who combines
pyschiatry and psychology and re-
ligion i•lo a blend of motivational
gospel told the youngsters, that ~'the
world wall be transformed through
your example. You have God and
function and purpose."
"Each one of you is a cosmic.
universal being. You have more in
you than you ever would imagjne.
"The place to search is in yourself
You'll find a magnificent human
being.
"You are not the victims of
circumstance. Do what you want to
do with excitement, love and passion.
"You want to be the one that can
say~ :._Because of me, people are better
off.
Cole-Whittaker, who 1s said 'to be
the only woman minister to ;tppear
on nationwide television, joined the
United Church of Religious Science
in La Jolla in 1976. In September of
1982, she became the founder of the
non-denominational Science ofMind
Church International in La Jolla.
Ami got the chance to try out for
her Olympic solo through her connec-
tion to the Hollywood Hooligans - a
children's performing group.
The Hoq~ns also will .Qerform
during the opening ceremonies.
When the group was trying out, Ami
beard about the solo opening and
auditioned.
Ami won't have to worry about
traffic problems when the Olympics
open. A special shuttle bus is going to
take her and the Hooligans to the Los
Angeles Coliseum.
OC JAIL SECURITY NOTLACK-ING ••• -
From Al
charges, but awans sentencing. His
separate tnaJ on the sing!~ escal>C
charge 1s upcoming.
In reviewmg the case. the grand
j ury concluded Gonzales had been
planning his escape for some time.
Between 5 a.m. and 5:10 a.m. on
Sept. 12, 1983, Gonzales pried apart a
portion of the j ail's rooftop chain-Link
fence and used an 83-foot ro~ of
knotted bedsheets. he had concealed
by wrapping around his body, to
lower himself to the ground. the
repon says.
Gonzales was familiar with Jail
operations, having been incarccnrted
since June 1983, and lcnew he bad to
complete his escape before jail depu-
ties c.ame out on the rooftop for an
inmate "c-0untoff," the report also
states. Prior to the countoff only one
deputy mans a glass-enclosed rooftop
observation post.
Gonz.aJes succeeded in evading the
singJe deputy's vision because the
roof was dimly lit. Also, Gonzales
toolc advantage of the observation
booth's one blind spot, pryinJ the
fence apart near some air cond1tion-
10g equipment that partially ob-
structed the deputy's view of the area,
according to the rcpon_
Since the escape, the process of
separating inmates bound for
counh.ouse appearances is now com-
pleted in one of the jail's cafeterias instead oflht· t60f. ----_,,__ --· · ··
Gonzales was recaptured by police
in Huntinston Park on Nov. 13, 1983.
Prior to his arrest in Orange County
he also had escaped from a Los
Angeles County prison facility, an
honor farm near Saugus, where he
was sentenced on drug. drunk driving
and theft charges.
Since be was re-arrested. Gonzales
has remained in the county jail in lieu
of bail.
HUMPHREYS OCC'S TOP CITIZEN ••• Prom Al
College officials said Humphreys
was honored for tns long record of
public service an the Orange Coast
communtt}'
Dunng Thursda}"s Outstandmg
Citizen presentation. Chancellor
Norman Watson told Humphreys,
''For your dedicated service, you
richl y deserve this honor."
Accepting the award, Humphreys
told the graduation audience that
attendmg OCC was "a great ex-
perience." He especially praised the
special attention he received from
faculty members.
The former trustee also called upon
the audience to press for a secure
fundmg base for Califom1a's com-
munity college system.
"It can no longer be the stepchild of
higher education." he said.
The former trustee lives in Costa
Mesa with his wife Helen. The
couple's six children all attended
Orange Coast College.
Humphreys was elcctcd in 1962 to
the Coast Community College Dis-
trict Board of T rustces. The board
oversees operation of Orange Coast,
Golden West and Coastline collcges,
plus PBS television station KOCE
Channel SO. Humphreys 9Crved five
terms on the board before deciding
Last year not to seek re-election.
A native of Los Angeles.
Humphreys moved to Oranse Coun-
ty in Che 1940s after serving as a
medical corpsman in the U.S. Navy
during World War JI. He enrolled at
OCC in 1948, shonly after the
community college opened. He met
his wife while both were active in the
student government at OCC.
After p-aduating from the com-
munity college, Humphreys earned
his bachelor's degree from Cal State
Long Beach and his ~uris doctor
degree from Loyola University Law
School. While working on his law
degree, he served with the Newpon
Beach Fire Dcpanment, rising to the
rank of captain.
Humphreys worked as assistant
city attorney of Costa Mesa before
entering private law practice. He also
served as director of the Orange
County Fair Board and as a member
of the Democratic State Central
Committee and the Orange County
Democratic Central Committee.
He bas been active with Parents
Uruted. a child abuse program, and
Chemical Pe.ople, a drug rehab1li-
tat1on program.
CONDOS INCREASING IN COUNTY •••
From A l
average household than 10 the county
to the south.
Of the residences in the county, the
largest proportion still tend to be both
attached and detached single-family
units. More than 62 percent of the
county's housing stock is smgle
family wh1Lc 23 percent arc buildings
containing five or more units. Ten
percent range from two to four units
and 3. 7 percent are mobile homes.
Dunng the next 20 years, abtrut
39.506 rcs1denual units are planned
for construction, accordmg to esti-
mates based on projects approved for
construction by Dec. 31 . 1983.
Of the units planned. 18.681 will be
s10gle-fam1ly residences and 20.825
Will be mult1-fam1l) units, the study
reports
Pnces of county ho mes 'anes
greatly. but the largest number of
detached sin~e-family homes faU
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not ,_. yo.II ~ Dr
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!Incl '°"' c:«IY lie .,.._.,
into the $I 00,000 to $124. 999 range.
However, tl'\e median value of a
detached unit in thc·unincorporated
ponion of the county stands at
Sl28,757 compared to a $102.327
median value in the county's 26
incorporated cities. Countywide, the
median price of a single-family home
is $107.161.
The value ofa majority of attached
units ranges from $80,000 to $89,999
and the median value of an attached
unti countywidc was pegged at
$85.876.
The report also touched upon the
number of rental units in OranJe
County. Some 265.087 rental units
were rcponed 10 Orange Couruy in
Apnl 1980. with 22,914 an unin-
corporated areas while 242.1 73 -or
90.5 percent -w.ere located 10 cities.
Median rent countywide was $336
per month.
Calling it a "comprehensive,
statistical snapshot" of county hous-
ing. Supervisor Roger Sta.oton said
the study points up how well the
housing industry has done in the past
year in producing "a good number of
reasonably priced new and resale"
homes available to working house-
holds.
''The outlook for the future is
bright and we can be optimistic that
reasonably priced housing will con-
tinue to come onto the market as
more jobs are created, thus retaining
•e county's enviable balance be-
tween jobs and housing... Stanton
added.
But the supervisors also urged that
ways be found to encourage or funher
assist the housmg industry in produc-
ing the number of units needed to
satisfy demands during the· next four
years.
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BUZZING CONTROVERSY CONTINUES •••
From Al
Durina the train mg exercise, three hosp1taJ site ... "
jets with afterburners glowing zo-Councilman David Sills called the
omed low over a crowd of about 400 general's answer "a red herring ...
people who had brought their picnic trying to dodge the issue" of disconti-
baskets to a field north of the San nwng quarterly carrier practice.
Diego Freeway for groundbreaking Sills said the Marine Corps' defense
ceremonies for the 177-bed Irvine of Saturday's actions seems to con-
Medi_cal Center. . tiadict military planning documents
"Since those attending the which outline established flight paths.
groundbreaking felt endangered, I They have. been~ to map out the
can o~ly.-wo~det" how-~ose-~he f'.'lay-· ·citfs-developrncnt.
be. scnousl)' 111 or p~ys1cally impaired "They're saying the documents arc
might feel in a hospital exposed to the wrong. They are saying they have the
same elements," Cooke said in a right to fl y where ever they want,"
prepared statement. Sills said.
Cooke expressed dissatisfaction .. We will take that to tb.e Pen-
with the proposed hospital site last tagon," Sills, a fonner Manne, added.
summer in a bcarinJ before county "No one at the base has the autbonty
health planners. Smee then, the to move the pattern."
hospita) has won state licensing The City oflrvinc did issue a letter
approval. to Defense Secretary Caspar
Cooke said the mockup emergency Weinberger Thursday asking for a
rcqu!rcs fiJ.ilter pilots to circle two banonpracticcmissionsatEIToroas ~auucal m~les from El Toro's center, Marine J'ets seem to be flying i.n
an estabhshed ~ttcm which un-disrcgaf to agreements between the
fonunately overflies the proposed Marine Corps a nd Irvine.
BOLSACHICA
Prom Al
by the City of Huntington Beach. The
developers want to build an 1,800-
slip marina and a new navigable
channel to the ocean. Restoration of
600 acres of wetlands is planned by
Signal and county officials.
Faber said today she intends to
mobilize environmental organiza-
tions throughout the state to attempt
to modify Coggins' bill as it heads to
the state Senate.
She said she also wants Hutltington
Beach city officials to become in-
volved ''because the legislation
•••
would have a damaging effect on the
city•s ability to affect the planning
procress.
The Assembly vote came while
Huntington Beach city officials are studyin~ possible drawbacks.
Officials indicate they're con-
cerned because the Coastal Con-
servancy plan would divert Pacific
Coast Higbw~y inland and to the east
of the Bolsa Chica, causina a J?C?SSible
heavy traffic impact on residential
areas. They also worry the proposed
channel would cause major erosion.
A landing signal officer described
the normal pattern for fleet carrier
landing practices is one-third to I 1h
miles from the runway, base spolces-
man Master Sgt. Jack Michalski said.
But emergency procedures and
sini.le-cngine flying "require a wider
and deeper pattern of about two
nautical miles," Michalski said. At
6,,800 fcct.peuca mile, .. that will put
them real close" to the site of the $64
milliofl I rvine Medical Center, he
said.
"That was no simulation ot a
crippled engjne,'' Sills shot back. "I
very distinctly remember seeing the
lead j ct with both red afterburners
gJowing."
The crowd duclc.ed and cove~
their heads.
Ray Quigley, a commercial Jct pilot
·and former Marine pilot amon_g the
group, said the aircraft were going
very near full power and .were
danacrou.sly low. ,.
THEATER •••
From Al
"The ruling actually makes sense,"
Hall said of Judge Franklin's de-
cision.
"We'll just enforce our own noise
ordinance which has been redone and
is pretty much a copy of the county
ordinance."
The amphitheater , in its
sophomore year, bas auracted top
musical groups and hordes of fans
sinccs its opening. Some residents
who live near the theater, thou&h.
claim their lives have been unsettefed
by loud noise
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Gen.: Hospital
in flight lanes
Ev:angelis·t back
as grad speaker
By ANDREA ADELSON
Of .. .,.., .... 9'.w •
A Marine Corps aencral called
for renewed scrutiny of a
proposed site for a controversy·
plaaued Irvine h~tal Thurs-
day, while a city official blasted El
'J.'oro Marines. for dodaina ques-tions. stemming from the alleged buzn~ fa sroup of picnickers by
three Jet fighters last week.
The battle lines were srowina more entrenched With the sen·
erals at Marine Corps Air Station
El Toro and the City of Irvine
each firina oft' letters Thursday.
Whit happened over an optn
field in Irvine SatUtday remained
Jen than clear.
Maj. Gen. Richard M. Cooke,
commandina aeneral of the air
station, said pilots 1'ere flyjn1
under simulated emereency con-
djtions durina carrier landin1 ~ runs at the bue .. in
complete conformance with lo"'·
• standinl, .• published fliatit
profiles..
~eee BUZZDfO/A2)
' '
WMn thf Rev. T~ Cole-
Whattaktt was a student at New·
Port Harbor Kigb School, she WIS
a 11qer, a twinimCT' and played on tbe «hQ01'1 t0ftbeU umn.
She e.med 1 .. 8 .. ave~ and
CVtn though She uid ihe WU
U<>wn for being tal.k.ative· she
didn't ~t the chance to addras .
her senior cluamates in 19S7 as a
valecbctorian or salutatorian.
:TM. 44-ycar~ld evanaelist.
who's becOme a natiorially known
television minister and author u
..
~II a television ~lk,a'bow sueu,
made up for thlt J'launday wbri
abe returned lO bei alma mater lO
be the featured ~ at
~teurcttet She told the 366 mnnberl of
the 1984 pad.aatiftl dall and
their rclataves ud fntnds who
overflowed t.be tOUth bleacben at
Davidson field that they wall tcc
the end ofwar.aime, starvation.
disease and povCJ1y_ ""becawie
you're going to end them. y°"•n
(Pleue ... SVAJllO&LIST I A2)
I
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FRIDA~ .IUNE 1'' IY8.l
-ou'tl
beat •uto buya •long
the Or•ng• Coeat In
tocl8J'• Auto Piiot
-PagHC1-3
Cout
ames1'tfountatn vat--
ley, CdM High graduates
listed today./ A3
Callf omla
UCLAhas shut down Its
nuclear reactor -for
good.JM
Nation
A nuclear power plant In
Vermont Is on alert after
radioactive device was
exposed./ AS
World ·
' Iran vows'lfwon't fire on
oll tankers In Persian
Gulf./A5
People
A Huntington Beach
woman will lead alumni of
Hollywood Improvisa-
tional comlcs./85
Sporta
Russ Silvestri was re-
instated at the U.S. Olym-
pic yachting trials In the
Finn one-man dinghy
class, replacing John
Bertrand./81
Entertainment
World-class soloists will
perform at the Laguna
Beach Summer Music
Festival, starting Sunday,.
/Weekender
Bualneu
Fountain Valley resident
Pat Rodgers has patent-
ed a simple device she
hopes wlll earn her "a
bundle" ./C1.
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Bridge
Bufletln Board
8u8'nela
Catlfomla N"8
Clelllfted
Comk:I
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OMth Nottcee
Gardening
Hor~
AM L.and«9
Mutue'. Funda
Hatton.II Newa
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Tetevtelon
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88
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ORANGECOUNTY C.Allf-OHNIA .'', r,f"'-~"
Rules that city
cannot enforce
county ordinance
By STEVE MAULE Ofiit""191i ... ----
Cosu Mesa city officials have bc:en
blocked from suin& the Pacific
Amphitheatre OVC!' I beayY·mctal
rock coocert this ~ t»t violaUld
a county noix ordinance.
JudF Selim franklill ruled Thurs-
day that the city docs not have \he
aotfaoriti lO cnforoc ihe county law«
ex>UeetSSOO fines for Cldl violatioo of
the county ooite-Aandanl .....
But M.ayot Donn Hall vowed the
city Will press new ctwaes ~the
ampbitbeater and me the aty•s own
none scandards a a buis for coUect-in& fines. _,
··'fbc rul1na actually mua ecme. ..
Hall said of Judge Fru.k.lin's de-cision.. -
.. We1J just enforce our own noise
ordinance which has been redone and
is pretty much a copy of the county
ordinance,"
The amphitheater, in its
sophomore year, has anracted top
musical groups and hordes of fans
sinc:es its opcnina. Some residents
Ylbo live near the thcatCT', thouab.
claim their lives have been unsettefed
by loud noise
Olymplc-elau 8C>Dl•treu .
Several residents insist they can
bear music and the roar ef f.ans inside
their homes even after they've closed
doors and windows. Btpt~-old Ami P'oeter belta oat 0 Salate to America"
for ber fellow atacleatia at Alulenen Elementary Sdaool ln
Newport Beacb Wedlleiday. P'oeter will alJal the ume eoac
before a macb 1ar&er crowd Jaly 28 when abe pertonu at
the opentnc cere:mom.. of the 1914 01~ Gama In Loe
ADCelea ... See nory on A2. ... At issue arc noise tests recorded
(Pleue eee TBEAftR/A2)-
OC Jail
absolved
in con's
escape
By JEFF ADLER
CMllleDelJ .... Mlllt
Orange County Jail's security
wasn't lack.ins when convicted
Balboa Island rapist Michael Eric
Gonzales lowered himself to the
ground from the jail rooftop with a
homemade rope and escaped in
September J 983, the Ora.nae County
Grand Jury has concluded.
Jn a 2'1l·pqe repe>rt issued Thurs-
day, the county citians' panel
absolved the county sheriff's depart·
ntcnt of any security liapses that
contributed to the escape and noted
that measures taken by jail JUlfds
since the esclJ>C'. .. m&ke a future
escape (through) the roof fence biahlY
unlikely."
Gonzales, 24, was cbai'ged with
rape, bural~. robbery and assault at
the time followi.na an attack on a
Balboa Island waitress in early l 983.
He since bu been conVictcd on tbe
~ ... OCJAIL/A2)
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Onecrachaate'afamlly ~ya •bti moment• wlalleatadeaa parade lnca .. and1cnrnaat Oi'aDCeCoutCollflte.
OCC hails Humphreys as top citizen
Lon tme trustee honored at raduatton;
SCR's Emmes lauds colle e's trainln
By Pen. SNEIDERMAN
Of .. DllW .......
Attorney Rohen L Humphreys.
wbo attended Ora.nae Coast C'oUcac
36 )'Can ago and later .Ctved for 20
)UIS_ on the oolJeec's govemma
board, was honored as OCC's
Outsiandi.ng C1tizcn of 1984 dunna
paduauon ccremontes Thursday
ni&ht.
Almost 1,.-00 students ._'CT'C can-
didates for graduation in the cer-
emonies conducted in the college's
LcBard Stadium.
Thursday's commencement ad·
dJUS was cklivcred by Dr. David
Emmcs. co-founder and artistic direc-
tor of South Coast Repertory.
Emmes, who araduated from OCC
in 1960, dixusted the t.bCater trainiQI
b( receh'ed at the rollcat and hoW 1'
helped shape has c:an:er. He said the collqe ... tau&hl me to
thank vividly and to dare to dta.m
ammuou.s dreams. ..
(PlaM ... B1J111PB1t&Ta/ Aa)
GeMBtyturningtocondos Moore named
county judge
by lhe County Admin1suau~e OffiClC natcs.
.. lt can be urned that a
dimimsh•na upply of devclopeble
land in the county, coupled with
incrcasina \aDd and h<Mina costs. are
laijay rapoosible for this trtnd." t
notes.
rq90n also Points out tbit bousina ~struc1ion •n the countt
contin lo slow as lhe nplO&ivc
arowth tx~enms durine the t 9SO.. 1960s ancn 970. to an end.
In 191~ only 6.tOS rct.idenriaJ
units wett constructed in Oran&e
County, Pla6n& t.be county founh ""°"'the XV D Southern Catifom• counttes ioc:tudcd in tbe study.
.\ti told.~ County ranks third
lft lbe t.atc btb1nd LoS Anedel and
n PiceoC10U11ttc:s10 total number Of
dWdlina u.nits
• In Jaauary 19 3. C$limatcs ~
the-ndtftbef of. · in the
county at 1 l.109. Los A•rles
county bas more than ~9 million
wrht~ San Oiqo has 7 Sl.17S, act'Ofd .. •na to uate· Depenm nt or Fina
A~ attorney ,,.,bo rc:Wdes in Corona
dtl Mar name(t to the Qruet
C TUY Supmor Coun bench Tbw.
day by Gov. Georae DcukincJian.
Henry Moore Jr., Sl, "bo bas
maanta1ned prwate law~ in
nta Ana sance 1979, wdl ~ ~udlt William Mumy WbO mired. a po~eswoman in the aovtftiOY ~--~"-ra.tmnto offiee aniioitnotd. --..-=---
Moore i a member of bcilh t on and U)S net Cou bar
(Pl_.. ... JVDOSfAS)
-
N ewp0rt girl win~ solo role
in Olympic opening show
.
The thought of 200.000 eyes on h_e_r __ _ show mclud1na "Webster," "fame ..
and .. Tral)J>Cr John. M.O."
doesn't faze 8-year-old Ami Foster Ami will appear later this year m
the Public Broadcastina Service ver-
saon ofl'ennessee William's .. Cat on a
Hot Tin Roof' with Jessica 1..an&e
and Rip Tom.
By JERRY HIRSCH
Of !he o.u-, ,... •td
E1ght-')ear-0ld Ami Fos«:r 1s gotng
to sing in front of m ore than 100,000
people July 28 but thl•thoughtdocsn't
pha~ the: Nc:wpon Beach fourth
Sf'llder In the lt"aM
.\m1 kno"'s \~hat 1t 1\ hke to
J>('rform
Amt was ~lected tro01 among
more than 100 children 10 smg
I: CONTINUED STORIES
"Salutt to America" as a solo during
the opening ceremonies of the 1984
01') mp1c Games.
.. I have done a lot of talent contests
and there are always a lot of people
there. I am used to singing in front of
a lot of people ... Ami srud.
The Andersen Elementary School
student 1s no stranaer to show
business. She has acted in 180
television commercials and has made
appearances on a vanety of television
"1 would like to be a ~mger and an
actress. I like what I am doioa and I
want to keep do1 na it," ~id Ami, who
looks to Barbara Streisand as a role
model.
"She 1s a really a;rcat actrns and a
a;rcat singer." Ami said.
Ami's show business career often
keeps her out of school but the child
actrcsS wd that bas little affect on her
studies.
EVANGELIST SPEAKS •.•
··There is always a tutor when r
work, to I get work from my teacher
10 do. l always come back ahead,"
Ami said.
In fact, she likes school and is sorry
to sec it end, "I would ,_tber be in
school than sitting at home."
From Al
bnng about a tran!>tormc:d world "
{oh:-\\hlltaker. ~ho combines
pysch1atf) and psycholog)' and rc-
lig10n into a blend of moll\ at1onal
gospel told 1he ~ oungs1ers that "the
w-0rld ~•II be uansformed through
)'Our C\.ample. You ha'e C1od and
fum. t10n and purpose ..
.. Each one of ~ou 1s a cosmic.
universal being. Yuu ha'e more 10
\Ou than ~ou e'er ~ould imagine.
.. The elace to search 1~ in )OU~lf.
You'll llnd a magnificent human
be10g
~~-.
r-romAl
charges. but awaats sentencing. H ts
separate tnal on the single escape
charge is upcoming.
In rev1e~ing the case. the grand
JUT) concluded Gonzales had been
plann10g has t"scape for some lime
Bct~een 5 a.m. and 5.10 a.m . on
Sept I~. 1983. Gonzales pned apart a
ponaon oft he Jail's rooftop cha1n-hnk
fenct and used an 83-foot rope of
knotted bedsheets, he had concealed
.. You are not the victims of
circumstance. Do what you want to
do wt th excitement, love and passion.
.. You want to be the one that can
sa), 'Because of me. people arc better
off.'··
Cole-Whittaker, wllo ts salt1 to be
the ooly woman m101stcr to appear
on nationwide television. joined the
United Church of Relilious Science
1n La Joli~ m 1.976. In Sept~mber of
1982. she became the founder of the
non-denominational Science of Mind
Church lntemat1onat1n La Jolla.
by wrapping around has body, to
lower himself to the ground, the
report says.
Gonzales was fam1har with Jail
operations. bav10g been incarcerated
smce J uoe 1983, and knew be had to
complete his escape before jail depu-
ties came out on the rooftop for an
10mate "countofT," the report also
states. J>nor to the countoff only one
deputy mans a glaswncloscd rooftop
Ami got the chance to try out for
herOlymp1c solo through her connec-
tJon to the Hollywood llootigans - a
children's performing group.
The Hooligans also will perfonn
dunng the opening ceremonies.
-Wtfen the group was trying out, l\m
heard about the solo opening and
auditioned.
Ami won't have to worry about
traffic problems when the Olympics
open. A special shuttle bus is going to
take her and the Hooligans to the Los
Angeles Coliseum.
obscrvat1on post.
Gonzales succeeded in evading the
single deputy's vision because the
roof was dimly lit. Also, Gonzales
took advantage of the observation
booth's one blind spot1 pryinJ the
fence apart near some air condition-
ing equipment that partially ob-
structed the deputy's vi.cw of the area,
according to the report.
JUDGE NAMED ... '
Since the escape, the process of
separating inmates bound for
courthouse appearances is now oom-
ple-Led in one of the jairs cafeterias
instead of the roof.
Gonzales was recaptured by police
in Huntin$lon Parle. on Nov. 13, 1983.
Prior to his arrest in Orange County
he also bad escaped from a Los
Angeles County prison facility, an
honor fann near Sau_gus.. where llc
was sentenced on drug. drunk drivmg
and theft charges.
From Al
as\oc1auons. the Amencan 'Tnal
l..aw}crs .\ssocaauon. the Orange
Count\ Tnal La\lo".ers Assoc1auon
and the lntemat10nal .\cadem\ of
La" and Science ·
Before mo" mg has practice 10 Santa
\na. Moore had ht~ oOices 1n \\est-
wood Between 1963 and 1974 he
was a partner an a Los Angeles law
firm.
The newly appoi.Jlted Judge is a
1954 graduate of USC where he also
earned ltis law degree in 1951. ln
1958, Moore was granted a master's
oflaw degree by Harvard University.
A Superior Court judge earns
$67.063 per year.
Sinoc he wu re-arrested. Gonzales
has rema10ed in the county jail in lieu
of bail.
HUMPHREYS OCC'S TOP CITIZEN •••
From Al
( olkgc officials said H umphre}s
~a!> honored for has long record of
public ..el"\ ice in the Orange {oast
1.ommun1t\
Dunng Thursda~ 's Outstanding
Cii11en presental1on, Chancellor
'Jorman Watson told Humphreys,
.. For ~our dedicated i.erv1ce, you
nchh dc~l"\e this honor··
.\n:epting tht.> award. H umphrc) s
told the graduation audience !hat
attending OCC was .. a great e'-
penence " He especaall} praised the
special attention he recea,ed from
facul!\ members.
The former trustee also called upon
the audience to press for a secure
funding base for Cahlornaa·s com-
munity college system
•• t l can no longer be the stepchild of
h1F,her education." he said.
The former trustee Lives in Costa
Mesa with his wife Helen. The
couple's sax cbildttn all attended
Orange Coast College.
Humphreys was elected in 1962 to
the Coast Community College Dis-
trict Board of Trustees. The board
oversee$ operation of Orange Coast.
Golden West and Coastline colleges,
plus PBS television station KOCE
Channel 50. Humphreys served five
terms on the board before deciding
last )'ear not to seek rc~lcction.
A native of Los Angeles.
Humphreys moved to Oran'e Coun-
1y m the 1940s after serving as a
medical corpsman an the U.S. Navy
dunng World War II. He enrolled at
OCC in 1948. shortly after the
commun11ycollege opened. He met
has wife whale both were act1ve in the
student government at OCC.
After graduating from the com·
munity college, Humphreys earned
bis bac=r's degree from Cal State
Long h and bis juris doctor
degree from Loyola UDJversity Law
School. While working on his law
degree, he served with the Newport
Beach Fire Department. rising to the
rank of captain.
Humphrey~ worked as assistant
city attorney of Costa Mesa before
entering private law practice. He also
served as director of the Orange
County Fair Board and as a member
of the Democratic Stak Central
Committee and the Orange Count')
Democratic Central Committee.
He has been active with Parents
United, a child abu~ program, and
Chemical People, a drug rehabili-
tation program.
CONDOS INCREASING IN COUNTY •••
From Al
a' crage houo;ehold than in the count'
tu the south.
Of the rc\adences an the count), the
largest propon1on still tend to be both
attached and detached s1ngk-fa m1 I)
units. More than 62 percent of the
count}·, housing stock is single
famtl} while 23 percent are bu1ld10gs
contain10g fi.,.e or more units. Ten
J>('rcen1 range from two to four units
and 3. 7 percent are mobile homes.
Dunng the ne~t 20 years. about
39. S06 res1denual unns are planned
for construe uon. accord10& to esti-
mates ba~d o n projects approved for
l o nstrucuon b\. Dec. 31 . 1983
Ofrhe units planned. 18.681 will be
'ingk-fam11\ residences and 20.825
'-'Ill be mull1-famtl) units. the study
"'P"n' Pm't'' ol l'OUn lY hom es vanes
grl·ath hut the largest number of
dct<Kht•d <,inR)e-fama l') homes fall
1 WrR£ L1sTENIN G
1010 the SI 00,000 toS124, 999 range.
However. the median value of a
detached unit an the unincorporated
portion of the county stands at
S1 28.757 compared to a $102,327
median value 10 the county's 26
incorporated cities. Countywide, the
median price of a single-fam ily home
IS $107,161.
The value of a majonty ofattached
units ran~ from $80.000 to $89.999
and the median value of an attached
unt1 countyw1de was pegged at
$85.876.
The report also touched upon the
number of rental units m Orange
County. Some 265,087 rental units
were reported in Orange County in
April J 980. with 22, 914 in unin-
corporated areas whale 242, I 73 -or
90.5 percent -were located 10 cities.
Median rent countywidc was S336
per month.
Calling it a .. comprehensive,
statistical snapshot" of county hous-
ing. Supervisor Roger Stanton said
the study points up bow well the
housing industry has done in the pa.st
year 10 producing "a good number of
reasonably priced new and resale"
homes available to working house-
holds.
"The outlook for the future 1s
bnght and we can be o ptimistic that
reasonably priced housing will con-
tinue to come onto the market as
more JObs are created., thus retaining
the count)''s enviable balance be-
tween jobs and housing." Stanton
added.
But the supervisors also urged that
ways be found to encourage or fun her
assist the housing industry in produc-
ing the number of units needed to
sat1sf} demands during the next four
years.
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BUZZING CONTROVERSY CONTINUES •••
F rom Al
During the train10g exercise, three
jets wttb afterburners glowing zo-
omed low over a crowd of about 400
people wbo bad brought their picnic
baskets to a field north of the San
Diego Free-way for groundbreaking
ceremonies for the 177-bed Irvine
Medical Center.
"S.in.c_e -1.ho.sc attending lhe
groundbreaking felt endangered, I
can only wonder bow those who may
be seriously ill or physically impaired
might feel in a hospital exposed to the
same elements," Cooke said an a
prepared statement.
Cooke expressed dissausfacuon
with the proposed hospital site last
summer in a heari~ before county
health planners. Since then. the
hospital bas won state licen~ng
approval.
Cooke said the mockup emergency
requires fiJ.hter pilots to circle two
nautical males from El Toro's center,
"an established pattern which un-
fortunately overflies the proposed
hospital sate ... "
Councilman David Sills called the
general's answer "a red herring ...
trying to dodge the issue·· of disconti-
nuing quarterly carrier practice.
Sills said the Marine Corps' defense
of Saturday's actions seems to con-
tradict military planning documents
which outlipeestablished flight paths.
They have been used to map out the
city's development.
"They're saying the documents are
wrong. They arc saying they have the
right to fly where ever they want."
Sills said.
··we wtlJ talce that to the Pen-
tagon." Stlls, a fonner Marine, addtd.
.. No one at the base.has the authority
to move the pattern."
The City of Irvine did issue a letttr
to Defense Secretary Caspar
Weinberger Thursday asking for a
ban on practice missions at El Toro as
Marine jets seem to be flying in
dis~rd to ~grcements between the
Marine Corps and Irvine.
A landing signal officer described
the nonnal pattern for fleet carrier
landing practices is one-third to I 1h
miles from the runway, base spokes-
man Master Sgt. Jack Michalski sajd.
But emergency procedures and
single-engine flying .. require a wider
and deeper pattern of about two
nautical miles," Michalski said. At
6,800 feet per sea mile, "that will put
them real close" tolhe site of the $64
million Irvine Medical Center, be
satd.
"That was no simulauon of a
cnpplcd engine," Sills shot back. "I
very distinctly remember seeing the
lead Jet with both rod afterburners
glowing." .
The crowd ducked and covered
their heads.
Ray Quigley, a commercial jct pilot
and fonner Marine pilot among the
gtoup, said the aircraft were going
very near full power and were
dangerously low.
THEATER NOISE SUIT BLOCKED •••
From Al
dunng a April 28 concert by the
Scorpions, a heavy-metal rock group.
Tests showed the county noise ordi-
nanee was violated three times during
the concert, according to city at-
torneys .
Mayor Hall said the city used the
county noise laws because of a I 980
agreement that Hall said authorized
Costa Mesa to use the county noise
ordinance as a gauge for determm10g
1f concerts are too loud.
Costa Mesa was in the process or
revamping its own noise ordinance at
the time, tbe mayor said.
The 1980 agreement is between the
city, the state and .Nod-West lnc,
which owns the theater. The
amphitheater is built on state prop-
erty.
'Tm surpnsed they (the
amphitheater owners) even
chaUenged us on 11." Hall rcmark.cd
Deborah Nesset, an attorney for
Ned-West. said owners of the facility
are ready to argue that the 1980
agreement is meaningless on the
question of enforcing the county
noise law.
.. But we didn't even .get to that
point," she said. "The judge simply
ruled that the city can't enforce a
county law."
The city now has the choice of
asking the djstrict attorney's office to
prosecute the theater using the county
law or fihng a new suit against the
am{>hitheater utilizing the city's own
ordinance, according to Celeste
Brady, a deputy city attorney in Costa
Mes4.
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