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Home My WebLink About1984-11-23 - Orange Coast PilotCoast You can pick up a De- Lorean for a mere· $5Q,OOO In Newport Beach this weekend./ A3 Marina High School stu- dents dedicate a tree to their ousted principal./ A3 California Neil Reagan says being the president's br:other Isn't all It's cracked up to be./C8 ~=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~:·:·:·:·:·:·: Nation The United States and the So_viet Union wlU.S1art new arms talks In Janu- ary./ A4 House speaker Tip 0 ' Neill faces a challenge to his leadership./ AS World A shooting Incident in Korea's Demllltarlzed Zone kills a South Korean soldier and wounds an American GI.I AS ~ People Huntington Beach sing- ers and songwriters have a hit single in Korea.JM Orange Coast College's football season.ends on a sour note with a 35-24 Thanksgiving loss to Santa Ana.181 Area high school football teams get CIF quar- terfinal tests.181 The Dallas Cowboys keep their playoff hopes alive by beating the ~w Eng- land Patrlots.183 Entertainment Internationally acclaimed Bella Lewitzky Dance Company will perform twice ~t UC Irvine next week.IWMkender ·The famous ribs and lemon chicken from the Studio Cafe on Balboa Peninsula have found a second home In Corona del Mar./WMkender INDEX Auto Piiot Bridge Bulletin Board Business Callf ornla News Classified Comics Crossword Death Notloes Gardening Horoscope In the Service Ann 'Landers National News Opinion Paparazzi People Play Review Pata Log Public Notlcel Aeetaurante Sporte Stock Marketa Tetevle1on Theattfl Wuther World New8 C1-4 88 A3 C5-6 A4 C10-13 88 C13 C9 BS C12 A12 85 A4 A13 84 84 Weekender A3 C8-9 Weekender . 81·3 C7 85 Weekender A2 A4 I) H f1 ·~ ( • E ( ()I J ~~ i f I Al If ()HNI A . : . I ••. ' -~Cl gets: new medical~acility _ CdM businessman will finance ' ----_..:;;:=-=---12 million center for research By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ofht>elly~li.tl A Corona del Mar businessman will finilnCe. and develop a $12 million. six-story biomedical re- search facility at UC Irvine. The building proJ~Ct. endorsed by the UC 'Board of Regents. will be tho- laraest of three projects to be built on campus in.partnerships betW«n UCI and private industry. The biom'edical facility will be Drawing of future Newport Landlna developed by ena1neer and philanthropis1 Georac E. Hewitt. founder of the Georae E. Hewitt Foundation. UCI offitials describe Hewitt as an active proponent of collaboration between the university and the business community. UC Resents approved the Hewitt plan at their meet1na last week in San Francisco. but ·the action was not publicly announced until jhis week. The proposal calls for \he Hewitt Foundation to fund ~doctoral fellowships and b1omechcaJ research at UCJ. "This research ~nter will offer industry areatcr opponunitics to panicipate in the transfer of biomedical technok>ty ... Hewitt wd in a statement-released by UCI ... It alto 1ets the siace for collaboraton leadin& to new aeneuc and' biomedical rctWCh prodocU. In add1uon, at ~II bri"I ttnpOl1aDI priv11t revcnutt nttded to npend research at UCI. .. The 123.()()()..SQuare-foot Hewitt buildina will be ad)acent 10 &he UCI Colteae on Medicmc. Uosventt) reteardters will occupy the lint two floors. """~about!9.t00<hquare fed. The remainina 80.wu square fetl wiN (PleUe .. FIJllAJllCISll/ A2) Onofre reactor set to reopen rants permit before necessary improvements In By 1k AIMda&e4 Press The Nuclear Reaulatory Comm- mission said Wednesday a reactor at the San Onofre nuclear plant that was closed two ycan ago to uPlf'8de llS capabllity for withstanding an earth- quake can reopen.. even tboup &l.J of the improvements ha ve not been completed. Restaurant moving onto Art's Landing Four of the five commissionen approved lifting an August 1982 order suspending the operation of Southern Cab fomia Edison Co:s Unit I rcactoT at San Onofre in time to avoid a S35 m1lh on refund to its clCC'\ric customers. Commissioner James Asselstine. who had questioned the lcpbty of allowing the plant to restart without first alloWlng opponents a chance to challenge the chanies, indicated he would vote on the issue neu week. By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of IN Delly l'llot llall The old coffee shop, fuel docks and ponfishing shops that for decades characterized Art's Landing on Balboa's ba} front arc making wa) for construction of a new S20 m1lhon development that will include res- taurants and specialt} stores. The new development is headed by Mark Howard. a Newport Beach native. who purchased the block- wide propeny a year ago from Art Gronsky. founding owner of the famed sponfishing landing. The acre-sized propeny is on the peniasula between , the Balboa Pavilion and the Balboa Ferry. "We think it has a better view of Newpon Harbor than anywhere else on lhe peninsula." Howard said. To take advantage of that view. Howard and panner Byron Kough stancd construction this week on the two-story Newpon Landing Res- taurant -a 7,~square-foot build- ing that will be the focal point of the development. Plans for the restaurant -which "Ill feature up to th ree dining rooms CM Santa Claus Travis Parry parks his sleigh this year By TONY SAAVEDRA OflNDll!yl'tlotli.tl At least one local Santa Claus won't be comi ng to town th is year. Travis Pa~. for years Costa Mesa's own Kns Kringle. was hospi- talized Tuesday for respiratory fail- ure. Doctors say Parry should be well enough to leave Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newpon Beach in t~o weeks. But relatives sav Parry. badly in need of rest. will have to leave the reindeer in the sta ble this year. And the 66-year-old retired plumber is heartbroken about it. .. He's so worried and upset because he's_got-solfian y appointments for Santa Claus. lfhe could get that out of his mind. he may get better:· said Mrs. Parry. who often appears as Mrs. Claus. .. The doctor says he's a very sick (Pleue eee SANT A/ A2) Sheriff-coroner . wrangle bri_pgs conflict charges Brad Gates. Orange Count} ·s elected sheriff-coroner. wears two official hats in hi s daily duties. But some county officials would like to sec him hang one up. As sheriff. Gates is lhe county's chief law enforcement offic11J. He oversees a pohce force that runs the county jail and provides police protection and invcstiptive services to unincorporated ponions of the county. As coroner. Gates is the elected official charaed with detenninina the cause of death when a ~rson die from other thin n11uraJ causes. in cases whco no ph ¥ 1c1an wu •i n attendance at death or in cases when the cause of death .cannot ~ pin- pe>inted. The coroner rules on the cause of death in all suicides. homicides and fatal traffic collisions. Oranac County is one of 38 C1hfom11 counuc that ha'c com-bined the hcnffs and the coroner's office . But 11 1 the only one of the talc's 11 mo t populou count1ts that doe not have• parate henff and an elcxtcd or appointed coroner. The controveriy urroundina the JOtnt dullfl of the shcnff<Orontr 1s not a new one. In ~t.-c:nt )ears. thcrt ha"c bttn ~~at~ 1n tlnttj il'i -ht(h the htnfr'i role I\ lhtcounty' • JEFF ADLEI F 0 cu s 0 N l H f N H\ s chief law enforcement officer has appeared to bump up ap1nst the separate duties deleptcd to the county coroner. In ~ses whcrt inmates died at the Oran&c County Jail or in 1nvtsttaa· 11on of officeNovolvcd fitll shoot- inas. 1he shcrifT<oroner's dual role offen has raised the 1ncv1table que t1on· C'1n the ume man who runs the henfrs Depanmcnt conduct an cflect1ve, obJect1ve ind indc~ndent 1nvc~t1pt1on as coroner 1rito catcS that directly involve. po s1bly 1dvcrscly. shenff dcpullcs and their c1recrs? · The que~uon of • t'ontltC1 of intc~ t that 1 inherent in the shenff· oner's dual rolt ha bttn linacnna (Pleue ... aDaJPF/A2) and an upstairs cocktail lounge and chron ic parkin& problems on the oyster bar-were approved last week Balboa Peninsula. by tht state Coastal Commission. In addition. o~rators of the res.- The Newport Landing RC1taurant taurant plan to offer a -harbor taxi'· will occupy the building that once service to transpon diners from housed the old Bay View Cafe. tackle anywhere on Newpon Harbor to the shops and sponfishing offices. • restaurant. and back again. Howard and Kough expect the .. The entire development will fca. restaurant to be completed by mid-. ture a ·seaport village' theme with the spring. when construction of the rest old gas lanterns. redwood decking of the property will be well under way. and 'Old Balboa• took.·· Howard said. The adjacent lots will feature two Howard. who has developed scv- more restaurants. specialty shops and era I apanment bu1ld1nas in the Sacm- a muhi·lcvel parking structure that mento area. calls the Newpon Land- Kough says will help ease som of the (Pleue .ee ART'S/ A2) Asselstine said he needed ad- d1t1ona1 time to consider the legal and regulatory imphcattons of the ~ as1on after Manin Malsch. the com- mission's deput) general counsel. said his .. gut fcehnf' 1s that a federal court. 1f asked. would hkely rule against the agenq . ina Bell. assistant director of the (Pleue .ee REACTOR/ A2) Boy,14,gunned down in park; ~ssailant sought Vietnamese youth apparently shot __ without provocation By ROBERT BARKER Ofhl)ellr ......... A 14-ycar-old boy was senousl ~ wounded Thursday when gunshots broke ou t near a peaceful Thanksgi' · 1ng Day gathenng of young people at \ Hunungton Beach Central Pane The wounded )OUlh. who police refused to 1denllf). was shot ap- parentl} wi thout provocauon near Huntinston Lake and the playground area on the west side of Golden West treet The 00' was shot t" ire 1n the \tomach '°'llh a small<ahber hand-gun He 1s reponed in S('nous con- d1t1on toda' at Fountain Valle~ (Pleue eee YOUTH/ A2) - ... Masked men ransack Newport'house Pickled woman snatched from brine Armed man keeps cops at bay 10 hours .\ dis ~ .. yn man -. ho bdd ~ al hi> ror more than I 0 bvvn Tba.nk'C>' 1cg Da~ -tuk thrca&tn.~ IO kill hJm~I!. IS bani ht-Id for Pl)dUalllC obvn a:.wn toda ~ R..iw'd p lJtbttt.. r of San CON TINUED STORIES C'ltmnuc surrt'tKkrcd to pol1~ a1 I 0: SCI p m.. aftt1 Wi.J on lM t.titpboat •Ith bJ~ •&ft '41\o h.ad earlanfkdthc&md' ~•1ththcu t•o ~ou:>g chlldrm · 'o Ont:·~ IOJUrcd m th< \l.ando!! REACTOR MAY REOPEN EARLY .•. homAl '\udcal lnfomuuon and R~.i~ Sen 10: a \\ ash1niu>r.-6ascd anl.- oudcar rnformauon lc:annghuwc \aJd the comma~~aon 1~ 'lolaun& tbt .\tom1.. ~ .\'1 b: oot fil"5t ~n 1q~ hcanngs oc ux ~u. m 1c upgradm \\ b1k l~ I\ no opponc:it par.~ Ill an~ formal IKnt\lng prtA."Ud.lnp oo San Onulre .. be(~ Ux com- m1n wn .5-H c.ii:omQ rnxknu pcuuonc:d ~ <l&tlK"' in I --Y-& I to recon).l(icr lht pf.an· \ c.apabilit~ to • ~nd a maJOr qt..ll.t Bril \aid \\ ed~\ that n11<lear ~TJ\10 are -~ <>n-fin<hn:g a pan~ u .. na.~ tbt oommas.aon·s acuor. 1 r tnkral court. L oder the la•. 3D!Oae rl'IDJ i.uhm 50 m1'n of a nl..ldc-4! plant 1\2\ -Standing-u an aff«t.cd part'.-10 S('C' (OtJI't fC\ lN Soi.. ·ncrn ( ahfom1a Edison •as to.Id~ I.ht ~RC ool) last Juot that a oc-a round of formal aod oftm kn&th~. bcanngs bc1ott a pantl ofla• Jucicles rru&bt bt reqwnd. 'RC otfl!C'Jah cooa:drd "'~ da ~ ~ l. DJt J of t.ht th.rtt-nactor scaJMk noclc:al' planl near San Clement.t h.;.d opttat(d ufd) for I~ .can before tht comm tssaon m ~ugust 19~:! ortkRd n shut dov.n Tbt first rbctor completed 1n 1968 .... a.s dcs•gncd 10 •1thstand an () 5 c ground acoekf'aUO!l. a measure of earthquake 'tbnuo n mttnsn~ equwalent to an ob.Jertptnmg speed at the rate of 11 mph ev~ second. Tbt second and lhird reactors. built later ...,~ ~u1red to v.nhst.and a <1 6"' g force or 33 percent stronger ground '1brauon after add1uonaJ \t">1m te stud~ of 1ht area v.crc condlJCt.cd foUo~u1' w compktaon of 1ht first UOIL Though the San Onofre area has npnlCDttd some snsmx ac\J\ u~ K.tnnetb Bashn. a Soutbttn Cah- foma.a Ed1~on 'itt pr-eudmt said lhtre-~ nt' tt ~ a tremor of mott than 0 0 I g ~dcd at th.t sac oi th.t plant mdf "-o~tbclns. the uultt~ bad long agrttd to upgndc1hdin1 umttoa 6.., g standard aho and so f.a.r has compkled man lhan tv.o-th u"ds of the v.ort at a con of~I 3-S m1lhon. The Cahfoma.a Pubhc L uhun Comm1ss1on t~ a monkC\ v.rcnch into the OilC las1 spnng. n.ihng tha1 unJ~s the reactor .. ;u ~ncr.atmg elcc1nc1t\ b' Jan. I 11 •-ould be a.akn out of the com pan) s rate base YOUTH GUNNED DOWN IN PARK •.. F'romAl (~mm.inll\ H1 p!t.4 a~ord1n& to pol1(e · Df-h. • c:"> w•d tt.e -ounded 00' a \ 1etn.JrT'C"<>C ' uth od1e'ed to bt-a r~1dent ,, sinu. \na and attired 1n v.hne k4rate \l'.1 It' clothing. v.as v.aJkin~ '4 1lh fc,uror fh e lncnd s v.hen the snudcnt oc~urrcd He and hi\ fncnds met anothi:rgroup ol about I() \ u:-truime'>C HJuths \\hen tht"; "'"' ed pa\t a suspnt in the forger group turned ,md hrcd t""o 5.hot\ stn 1ng lhe I "'-~ear-old aC(ordint to Hunungton Be-ach ~l Patnc ,u1ldca 'one o l the other •Ouths "'a" hit · '-(Jthsnr .,.,a., \aid be1..,~n the t'.4C> groups and t~ apparent!~ ~ai no pro\C>C<1t1o n Gilda said adding there 1\ no snd1auon that the mem- ber' ot lhe tv.o groups l.M"' ~h u1her · \) ol this morning. there "'ere no arre-srs and the "'eapon hMn·t bttn rt<o'tred pohc~ said There also '' no e' 1den'e 10 su"nt 1ha1 the \huotint ma~ be hnl ed 10 gang acll' ll~ C,1ldca \aid The \hooting took plac-e near a g.1henng of studtnLS fro m local high school\ •ho v.ett attending a Thanksgi' 1ng Da~ group p1 cn1c. a1 the sprav. hng c.1t~ pa~ It v.as not knov.n 1fthe' 1cum .. a .. ~ pan ot the p1cn1c kmg group FINANCIER AIDS UCI RESEARCH ••. From Al Ix rcn1~J t-> indu\tnal firm'> v.hCJ\C b1omeJ1~al rncarct w mpkment'> \lud1e\b\:1ngconducted l <I medical r~ar ne•\ I nui:· the propo\C'(! arTangtm!"nL He.,.111 .qlJ rent the land lrom •he un • ··~11' at a nominal f~ \\he~ 1he ..V;..~e.:• t"".t~ !:'.• p1r~ the bu11d1ng -'Ill bet.r ...... ·r.i: propi:n_. of the: I nr.er- \ t' <11 < 4hl<Jrn1.a t.... <i1m1lar p:-rJJC."\.I\ ln\QI. ing l ! \ d()pme!'ll ( <J t.e.,d- quartt'T\ at L'C I 1s ncarl> concluded and con.iruct1on ha\ JUSl begu n on the S S m1lhon Bc'Ckman Laser ln- \tllute and Medical Clinic l Cl v.a\lhe fint campu\ m lhd ( s~\tem to have pn,ate enterpnsc on\truct a building on um' ersll~ 1and to bt \hared b~ 1ndum~ and a(adt"m1c rMe3J'Che~ UOl\('f'\ll~ ol· f1C1als said r,eo~ E H~nt •he man bthsnd the iat~t prOJtct I\ a 1)3-~ear-old Od il\ C' o l 'ev. \'on ( ll\ and a gradua1t: ul ( olumbta l n1'er5.1t~ He \tud1ed managtment. anounttDJ and SANT A SENT TO HOSPITAL ... From A l man Frv ·r •C'il'\ hi·,.., •a lt"at" authent t \dn~ < loiu5 .s' \. u't ' 04\I Village H: .,,,. ~t"1<:d-1 d •t \ car Lo mal.c m ·e tha• appea-;an(t'S throu~oul thc '1r.:in~t < ast o4l\ ""di as in .\nahc•~ d nd ~ant.1 .\· . .rs his \o\lle \aid lhl\ -nryr rr1- 8U1 lhn ( rP\tmas Y:a\. !1 l•am ·s ~nta ( fau\ l• .,tu ml "'11 '".: • r J \la\ 10 lhtcl<n(": -nghl ncAt llJ h1• Wier Bunn~ '>Ult Leprechaun duds. lo..~ s1one ~'JP uniform and monk·s..robe It ""'ould ~m that Pam 1s a man for au \C'3\t'JnS Ht \got a C.Oslume for aim~· eHn occawm .\od ~nt.a 1\ his fa, ontt rok -H, .. o~ed y, hard at gtttang e\ e~~.t.m@ read~ for tlw ch1ldrm this ( nn\tm,H that \o\ell he v.a\ tired and a.rt through the L ( L.\ fattns1on program and took real estate clllse5 at Orangr Coast Collqr Hev.m founded tour companies '"'oh ed sn tltttron1c.. and radar s-.stcms. 1nct 1960. ht has bttn 11i,ol'ed an commCf'Clal 1ndusfnal and personal real est.ate. and pcnonal estate management In 1980 he found~ the Grorgc E Hev.m Foundation for medical ~ search .... htCh funds postdoctoral stud1t'S at the Salk lnsututt. Scnpps Rncarch lnsututt and at LC I nttdtd a rt\t ·Mn Pam said ~he 1ssuc-d a messa~ for the lh1ldren 11oho v.on't be, snung on Parr~ ·s lap. dtll\tnng lhtlf Chn\tmas "'1shes to him this )car ··Santa nttds a mt. but he hasn't forsotten ~our to)s ··she wd. asking c hildren 10 make a· list of v.hat tht) hope Lo rccc1"e from Sant.a and imd thmi to 651 Seal l .. Cost.a ksa. 92627 ART'S LANDING DEVELOPMENT ••• From Al 1n~de\dopment • m' p--• prr c-:1 I •ii" Otirr. ;rnC ra1Y.d du .. 'l htrt" <1nd 1 ... orlied 111 nrarh •II of It> "JC: lucl d<J<.k\ <ii om.: 11mt 'r 1nottcr he \aid ·In l<Kl ncarl' t'•en1 "'e tn· 'VI .eJ v.11h 1h1' prCJi<-t l\ fr 'Tl the 'cv.pon ~ath .arQ V J v.c rr 'e~ familiar"' 1th 1t •• Dt. .... 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D ~ -~ 0 2' s...c.w __ ..,. . ...., T_Y_, .___ fl Z1 ...,.....__ "--"" CoNTINU£D SroR1rs SHERIFF-CORONER ••• rromAl Slrta the l"'O OfTK.'n QUltth ,.-.~ rol~ into oot t7-. w eOard of upcn tsor\ an I 9"t()~ T.bc drcuaon to-<'Ombtne t~ t•o offiC'tS was made 00bastd on 1M fiscal and adm1mstrall\C mmts a'a1lablt to the board -acrordmg to Sui>«- ' 1sor 8r"UCT 'estandt •ho ,._,as not a mnnbtt 0 1 \M boa.rd at tM u me It aJso "'as ma<k O\tr the ob,1«- uons of&Mn-henfT Jamn M usick -1 personaJI~ think that Jn a couru~ of tht\ SIU tht Offi('('4; \hould be SC"par.ttc ·· '1 us1~ said at the umc. Hov.e't'T the 19-u~ grand JUr) tt\~cd tb.c WrifT~-OM"·s dual rolt and <.ondudtd It ,,.ould bt more e\pcn\1\ e ~nd ~s t ffiotnt to run separate shmfT and coroner opcr· auons But grand Juror\ e'er scn\111' e to the confltet-<>f-ant.trc-1l qu~uon. rec- ommc-n<kd Ja11 deaths or offK."'«- '"' ohC'd shuoungs Ix tn\~tlpted b~ the grand JUr) or J01ntl~ b~ both the ~henlfs Depanment sntcmal tn· '~11gat1on unit and 1he D1stnl 1 .\nom~' ·s Office T\A.O recent ca~ 1n adJ1t1on lO o thtt inst.a~ dunng the past t14 0 ~a~ ha'e prompt~ both \uper- ' 1~r\ IC'd b' 'C'\t..nde .ind tht: prt'\1dingJudg!-of the Orange ( ount~ upcnur Court. RJchard Bea( om 10 call for a full ~' 1ev. to d~enn1ne tht feas1b1ht~ of \pl1tung the otlices The first ca~ center\ on an East Tusun \hootout in v.b1ch tv.o \htnfT5.dt'J>UUC'\ fired on sc,enJ a re2 rn1dcnu as a dispute O\tr a traffic ClUlllon erupted into gunpla~ Georg1: knder. v. hose ptth m1~ hcanng 1s to continue 1n Orangr Count' Central Mumopal Coun ne"t month IS charv.,td v. ith at- tempted mwdn. v.h1k his brother run icssttcbal'Jt1.. Hts v.1fe. Deanna lctgh tndt'f. v.-as k.tlkd b) a bullet ~~ fired ~ onrof the Shc(lffs depuues dun ng Lhe fTacas.. One of the~ anornt'\s m the case. Ron BfO'*'Cf. has said· he · hM bttn unabic to obt.ain '1n lenders death CC'f'Ufac.ate from the COfOMfS o ffic-e v.h1ch LS sull ln\esllgaUng the shooting. "'btk th.t henff\ ~n mcnt tn\esllpllon remain\ open The death ctn1facatt -.ould Im the conclus1on b' th.t coronCT"0s offttt as I CJ 14 hethtr \tr\ kndtr' \ s.hooll ng v.as att?dnttaJ or a homrrnil The '1lhtt case rt' oh es around the 'o' 6 death. an appa~nt su1C"1de. of 1a1I inmat.t John Ra~ ttphcnson. v.ho iron1calh. also v.as a chcnt of Bro\Ao<T s • In Steph~nson·s asc It 1s not the ort"umstancn of lhe death that are in quntJo n .but the wnfT-<eroott's nght to obwn confidenual ps'- ch1a1n( rtterd\ · Gatt'S sought the confideotw ~ cords as pan of hu 1nqut~ into Stephcnson·s death a~ the count) COfOllt'f Jail (apt. ~rgt Kinr.. appattntl~ acting on o rders from Gain. at- tempted to confiscate tephenson·s fik from a count} mcnta.J health team '1s1t1ng th.t Jail When tht mental health team refused to sunmdn the ~uested documents th(1 we~ or- dtred out of lhc JaJI. tM fik •as "oofiscated and lht f't'C'Ords v.tre photo-copied HO"c,er. Gat~ had btto apposed m a legal o pinion prepared b) the Count) Counsel's Office 10 1981 that ht had no lepJ nght as coroner to obt.asn an inmate's ps\ch1atnc y <IO •• 2t TOOAT .. 4 I Second-, .... _,.. 13 eo !16 ~· 1014pm . ' ., 52 1.1 46 MTUN>AY ., <IO ,,,.,_ 2-!6•~ 2 ' ll 30 ~-....... •• ~ •5 4.33 P"' ·12 73 ... SecondNgtt II 10 pA u ~ ... ~· •3 Sul! -· toci., • ' ... plft. -5!> 42 s.....oey. es..,... --..... 16 Q 4 45 P"' J7 2t ---$~p~.,..........., ~ )I Ml3SA.1'--•l-22P"' Sheriff Brad Ga tee profilc uch records c.an onl> bt obtained under a court order. Wt11le the grand Jury. al the bthtst of Board of Supervisor\· Owrmao Hameu Wieder. has m1uatc-J an l1l'tsllgat1on int.o the tcphenson case. Ncstande has emphaslZcd he plam 10 again ask lhc board to appro' e a collnl) sfud> of sphnma the shenfT-coroncr's duties. Correction t'e"' h elected Newport Bcacb Ma)or Phil Mau~r's photograph was m1s1den11fied when 11 was sncorTCC'lly published with a stof) about the election of Fountain Valle) Ma)or Ben Nielsen an Wcdnesda) ·s cd1t1on of The Oath Pilot. \\ e regrei the error Just Call 642-6086 Wbt do )'H Uk~ abHt 1k Daily Pilot? Wb11 don't you lllle'! Call lite a.mber at left UMI yoer message wiU be rttorded. tru1crlbed and dellvned lO &lie appropn.u edUor. Tk u.me U...... aasweriag service may be u"'41 to rttord letten le 1k editor • u y topk. Coetribtl&.on to Hr Letters col•m• mHt LDcl•de tltetr name a..-.1 tel~ •mber fer verification. No circulation eaU1, plHH. Tell as wbl's • yMr ....._ PRE HOLi SAVINGS UP TO 503 HAATCO Solid Oak Parquet 5/ 16 ' eotid oak wtth potyurethene ftnlth , BRIGHTON Nylon Plush Carpeting 31 vibrant eolofs-atl ..., d•ted MECCA Wool Berber Carpeting OuaMty wool made to tut was '2.99 was '24.99 was '24.99 ,_ MINI BLINDS: Buy one • Get one FREEi <same we or smaller> BIG SAVINGS on Wallpaper and Draperies VlSA•MASTE.ACARO-FINANCtNG•EXPERT INSTALLATl()He & YR. WARRAN TY OH MATERIAL ANO l.AIOA ~~-~~?,Lf..L~~ 640-2100 •• Smoker•' clinic wlll-etanMonday· • ' 1 ,The American Cancer Society's next atop 1mok1!\1 clime will ~n Monday at the Oranat County unit, ~30 Birch St., Suite IOI Newport Beach. Cl11ae1 will be held Monday and Wednesday eveninp from 7 to 8:30 p.m. throuan. Dec. S. Ex-smoker f ~hn Hall. an American Cancer SOciety volunteer, will u;ad the seminar. · A S 10 donation Is requested. Pre-reaistratlon 11 rcDequlred and can be completed by calllna the Education panment at 752-8600. Cycle toy run .:IJeduled The Modified Motorcycle A110ciation will conduct 1t1 annual Toy Run Dec. 2 at the Los Anaeles Coliseum. The Oran1e County division of the MMA will mceut the Park .and Ride facility in Fullerton at 8 p.m. Further Information may be obtained t)y contactina John W. Penniman of Costa Mesa at S4(). 7090. -Anzl~ty •emlnar •et at Hoag A seminar on anxiety, panic and phobic disorders is scheduled for Dec. 3 In the conference ce'\ter of Hoaa Memorial Hospital in Newpon Beach. • The session, from 7 to 9 p.m., will be conducted by psychiatrists Dr. DouaJas G. Kahn and Dr. Noel D. Druty. It will include discussion on sians and symptoms, treatment and new research. There is no admission charae but limited seatina is available. Call 760.S923 for additional information. Streu program •et ln Laguna "How to Manaae Stress and Conflict 1n Your Life" is the topic of an educational proanm scheduled Dec. 4 for foster parents, parents of tcenaaers, school personnel. police, church youth workers and interested memben of the community. Dr. Ed Harmon, who heads his own company for stress manaacment .and motivation seminars will conduct the session. scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Brid-e Hall, 340 St. Ann's Drive, Laauna Beach. Admission 1s free and further information is available at 494-0611 or 851-1616. Preu women plan luncheon The Oran.ae County Press Women will hold a luncheon mcetina Dec. 6 at the White House Restaurant in Anaheim. A panel discussion will be held involvina ~agazine editors llner&stman of Orange Coast. Nora Lehman of Gentry and Allan Halcrow of Personnel Journal. Question and answer time will be provided afterward. The luncheon will be $9 for students and S 13 for non- mcmbersand is scheduled for 11 :30 a.m. Reservations arc required and may be made by phone at 557-2498 or S59-9108. B'nal B'ritli Women to meet The Simcha chapter of B'nai B'rith Women will hold a luncheon meeting Dec. 13 at Progressive Savings and Loan, l 9900 Beach Blvd .. Huntin1ton Beach. Tree for former principal De Loteaa proto blglJllg_JJt of •ee car_auctloa la Newport ly IOIEllT HYNDMAN Hit at10C'ne'yl Md m. DI LOnaa 1D11t Of .. ...,,.....,. with dtui dcalert ud UlldlftloVlf fldllal lmllJno crui11na Cout Hiahway in one ~ll becauee be lhouebt \bey were .... ,, of the 1wo protQtypa Uled in the-develop. io invt11 ia bis f'alliq COOt119!'t)'. ment of tbe Dt Lorean 1ponscar. The company wnt ,baftkNpt aid h could be more than a dream if you're bankruzey trutteet Devid Allard Md wllllna to bid for them. The chance comet Shel4on Toll in Detroit aJ)poinaed IUck this weekend at the Manion Hotel at Cole to auction otr the two orilinal De Newpon Beach's Fuhion llland. Lorun can, Molina II.id. 8ut bttter check your r~=r=z=~;:::=:11~~~~ bank account first because car collectors from all over the world wilJ also bt bid· ~ll!mi'lill!'"- dina for the De Loreant at the Newpon Beach Cotlcc-m-.... ..,,.~~..l!!~-... -..... ,....,..._ .. tor Car Auction. And the two aull•winacd prototypes could fetch as much 11 SS0.000 each. accordina to auctiol\ spoke1man Joe Molina. "The Newport Beach auc11on 1s really the Cannes Fil m Festival of the car world." Molina said. "You'll sec the real hiah· rollers there." Those hiah-rollers will be rubb1n1 et6ows with low- rollers as car enthusiasts ~~~~ 1~vebe ~f ~et~~ i~~ L.J---o~h-n_n_y_Ca_no __ n.....,ba..:=;b:;:l~•=n~ew...:.""!!De_Lorl[lllol•.•. auction block beainnina atlO a.m. Satur-"The De Lorean myattquc wat created day and Sunday. Admission is SS.The by these can in the early hitiory of the bidder's reiistration fee is $20. compeny:· Cole said. "Thae are the Today's preview of the cars, however. 1s ori111wcanthatwett1hown todeaJersand free . the press ... "Even if people aren't aoina to purchase Whik the De Loreans are the event's one of 1hese can, they may be interested 1n maJor anractions, dozens of other collcc- attcnd1na bec::a~se it) like v1s11ma a car tibles will also hit the auction block. museum,'' Mohna said. Those Wlll include a I 9S4 Cadillac ··when they roll some of these cars up on convertible, a l 9S9 futl·injected Corvette, the tum table under the liaht<.'it looks like a 1934 Talbot London, a l 9S 1 Bentley pan evanaelical revival and pan car sale," Mark VI Mulliner, a 1948 Buick Sedannct- he said. te, a 1967 Aston Martin ()ale Show Car The au1omobilcs were the first models (only one of its kind in the world) and a used by John Z. De Lorean to create 1931 Stutz Boattail. interest in his now-defunct, Nonh Ireland-But otbcr cars selJma for as little as based De Lorean Motor Car Co. They were S 1.000 will also be available, Molina said. featured in automotive publications and Although collector car auctions arc ncld shows, and also were used to lure investor all over the country. the Newport Beach money to the company. aucuon, held twice each year, is the larsest De Lorean. S9. who left General Motors on the West Coast, Molina said. · to pursue. the drc.:!.'11 of hi~ own cQ111pa~y. This WC.Ckcnd's evcnt1 with more than was acquitted Aug. IOin Los Anaeles of "450-cars for sale, i~ the Tai)cst cverneta)il cba!'JeS of conspirinJ to traffic in $24 the Newport auction's seven-year history, mil hon worth of cocaine. he said. Eight hurt in jail melees E1g.ht black inmates sustained minor IOJunes in two mel«S eatltcr thJS week at the Orange County Jail, officials said. when up to 45 H1span1c and white inmates tt.acked seven bla"Cks wtth broom handles and bars of soap wrapped in socks. One inmate said makeshift knives also ~re used. 1he newspaper reponed. Janice Kleier will present a book report at the noon session. Rescfvations may be made by calling Florence Waldman at 960-4566 or Cece Kaplan at 536-5103. Marina Hlab School drill team member Sarah Canfield &l'f'ea a hUC to former prfuclpal Dr. Paul Berger Wedneaday durin& ce remonies on campua dedicating the tree to Berger. Some of the other atudenta In vol Ted In the memorial to the popular former principal were Aaertlvenen workshop •t occ Sandie Franke•, Kim MacRae a nd David Harl. The all.er maple tree Pubhshed reports quoted named and unnamed sources as saying Hispanic and white 'pnsoners attacked the black inmates in "racially motivated" violence. "There were blacks. whites and Meit- 1cans in volved in both incidents.'' said Orange Count) sheriff's spokesman Lt Dick Olson ".\nybod) can call lhat a racial s1tuauon " The second scuffle. on Tuesday, in- volved about 25 H1span1c and wh ile pnsoners and six black inmates. including fi "e 1n\olved m Monda)'s melee. said laW)erSle\e herman. who spoke \\1lh one of 1hc black pnsoners . . . •••donated by A-1 Nursery. A workshoP.des1gncd to help part1c1pants be assertive and effective will be offered Nov. 30 in Room 11 0 of the The firsl melee occurred ~tonda> night. Four mma1es blamed for mst1ptmg the '1olence "'ere mo' ed lO other cells. he said. Counselina and Admissions buifding of Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Entitled "Positive action: Assertiveness Training for Life and Careers," the seminar will be conducted from 7 to 10 p.m. by Dr. Patricia McNaughton. Re$istration is being conducted in OCC's Communi- ty Service Office in the college's Student Center. Call 432-5S27 for additional information. Acid-scarred attack victim recovering By tht Associated Press Malavasi to speak in Newport Che~l Bess became "a "alk1ng skeleton" when a would-be rapist poured a chemical on her head a month ago, but no"' she's recovering m a hosp11al. unable to speak bul scra'>' hng "I lo"e )OU Mom" on a no1e pad each da). Wednesda) Che~ I underwent three hou rs ofplas1ic surge'} al 1he L1C Irvine Medical Center in Orange -the second such opera11on in two weeks. Skin from her thighs and abdomen was grafted to her fort>arms. neclo. and hands. ago. said of the results of "sadis11c and inhuman" attack. "It was such a horrendous thing. You JUSt haH 10 1hank God that you still ha\e 1he person. "Thal is the single mos1 1mpo.1an1 1hing." Mrs. Bess added. " ... he 1s not falhngapart and I will not fall apart he 1s not one 10 curl up and feel sort") for herself. When I 1ouch her I try to make sure she doesn't feel me shake .... And I never cry when I'm in her room I Cl) after." King. who serv~ a 16-yc.ar state pnson term for the 1961 k1dnar.pi ng and rape ofa 9-)eat-old Irvine gir . v.as being held in lieu ofSS00.000 ba1l at 1he San Bernardino Counl) Jail .\uthont1es said Chef") I was abducted about dawn Oct 24 as she walked to school. She was spotted aboul 2 p.m. b) a California l\queduct \\<Orker who called for help but "'as !>O 1rauma11zed b} the s1gh1 of the girl 1hat hec.annot talk abou1 11 and asked authorities to keep his name confiden1ial. The Newpon Harbor fachange Club will feature guest speaker Ray Malavasi at its meeting neitt Thursday at noon in the Reuben E. ue restaurabnt. Malavasi. a Huntington Beach resident, is 1he former head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. For more information. call Al Bolden at 75 1-8002. The 15-}ear-old San Bernardino High School sophomore was blinded and severely disfigured Ocl. 24. when a man kidnapped her, tried to rape her. failed. then poured a caustic chemical over her head and left her in the desert 10 die. Dr. Bruce .\chauer. the plastic sur- geon, said Cheryl \\111 'iUn l\C and her spirits are good. hut c11;1ens1ve rc- construCll\ C surge!) '>'111 be needed to rebuild her face. Friday, Nov. 23 She wandered for eight hours after the attack. frantically tryin~ to rub away the chemical that was eatin g to the bone. When she finall y was found . ··she was like a walking skeleton." an invest1g.a1or said. C'hel) I cannot speak and 1s heavil} ~edated and handagl·d. but for her mo1her. Norma fkss. it's enough that she scrawl!>" I Jo, e \ ou Mom" on a note pad eve!) morn 1 ng a~ he rcco' ers in her bed in lh!! burn '>'ard .. Some da' s I ~e ht'r and 1 can't hardl) belie,(. 11.'' 1he mo1her. who was d1\0rced from ( henl\ fa1her 12 "ears Jack Oscar King. 65. a main1enance worker at the housing prOJCCl where the Bess famtl} h\es. was charged '>'Ith kidnapping, attemp1ed murder. assault with a caustic chemical. assault v.1th intent to commit rape and ma~hem s1cmm1 ng from the anack . he suffert'd third-degree bums on her head. face. shoul~rs. neck. hands and forearms and what .\chauer called fourth-degree bums -in wh ich 1he bod' 1s burned 10 1he bone -on her fal·e and scalp No mttt1J111 1clltduled PoucE Loe 2 elderly w9men robbed by armed bandit in CdM Two elderly wortlan workina at a Corona del Mar candy shop said they feared for the lives Tbanksaivina: Day when a man with a 1un stormed ltle business and ordered both to aet on the around, police repof'.led. "Please, it's Thanktlivina and we juat want to 10 home," one of the women said 1he told the armed b&odit. Both workers, one 70 yean of aae and the other 7 l, said they were ocrtain the robber was preparil"lt to eo.tall ... A Cos1 a Mesa ps station was robbed of $210 Tuesday niaht by a man who asked for change· and then anaulted the attendant when he opened the outside ca,h tqJSter Police reported the assailant {>Umped $10 worth of psolinc into tus car at the Shell tat1on, 2800 Harbor Blvd., and paid for the fuel with a $20 bill. He then asked attendant Masood M11kinyar. 18, of Costa Mesa for his chanac 1n one dollar bills. When Maskiny1r opened the reai ter. the robber arabbcd some money from 'he drawer and punched the anendant three times on the head. Mas~in)'ar was not Kverely in.JU~. police said. The assailant. d~bcd a a male white, S fttt 9 1nche.t. 145 pounds. wnh blond hair. wa la t ~n dnvina .. kill them w.Mn'flc ordered bolh tt> get When one of the workers began on the floor in the rear of See's Candy, handing 1hc crook loose chanae. the 3501 East Coast Hi.Jllway. man reportedly became upset and According to poboe, a man dressed ordered the women to "get on the in a ll'IY windbreaker, a buraundy floor ... colored shin and a dark cap, entered the business just as the women were Both women were left shaken by pRpari"f to close and 10 home for the episode and told Newpon Beach Thank51Jvina dincer. police they lhouaht they were aoina to The women said the man opened die. The bandit, who made off with hi• jacket to display a aun tucked in · S l 30, was· described as bcina shon bis waistblnd and ordered them to and possibly Hispanic. No getaway hand over the day's receipts. car was seen. northbound on Harbor Boulevard. • • • Jewelry wonh $2,000 was reported stolen Wednesday from a home m the 290 block of Mainolia tr~l 50mc- t11nc between 4 p.m . .and S: 1 S p.m. Drlwcrs and close1s in the bedroom and balhroom bad bctn ransacked. Entry was apparcn1ly throuan a rear door. • • • Jewelry, cash and a shotaun, valued 11 $366. were rep0rted stolen from a home n the 370 block of Walnut Strttt sometime between 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Entry was apparently p ined by rcmovlna a ~n and chmbina throuJh a rear bathroom window The bedroom and the hall close• were reported I> ran· \ldcd. • • • Jt\\clrvworth S 13 wa rtoortcd stolen from a home in 1he 200 block of Lillia n Place somc1im • bct1>.ttn 7 45 a.m. and 5:20 p.m. We-Onesday Entf) was through a window Newport Beacb pockc1 ..,11ch w nh 600 v. stolen from 1he top or a drc~ser 1n an apartment on the 400 blocl-. of Promontol') Pomt 0J1Vt'. • • • About S.00 in damaae was done to en Isuzu coupe parked 1n a parkina structure 11 the Par~ Nl-wpart apart- ment. Police said somtone ma,hcd in 1hc side or the car • • • A thief ... ho tolt a 24-inch tcle- vt ion t from thc.,.lobb} ot thr Balboa Ba~ Club Ra\~Utt C'l ub tncd to tO\tr lu trad.s b lea"'°' a maJlcr ttk-\"1on 1Ct 1n it plact. (mpltt\CC\ 1hough. noti ced the 'i\\ Ill h fh, missing 1etcv1s1on ·~ '>'Ori h ~11110 ' . . . \unll'1lnl' wcnl JO) ndrng 1n a Cit) 1rul k 1hJt had been parked at the 'ic"pnn lkalh Cit~ '3rd. 592 u- pcnor \' l' ( 11 ~ cm plo)ees s.:ud ~omcunl' dnn l' 1he truck 3round the \llrd Jnd 'm:i<,hcd 11 in10 a wall. Irvine \houl S' OiKI wonh of eleclncal t•qu1pml·nt "a' rcportl'<l stolen from u bu'>tnC\'> on l\1a rcon1 • • • More 1han S:? 500 1>.orth of con- 1ruc11on equipment 1>.as stolen from a construction site a1 \on Karman and Barranca P11rkwa\ • • • Four tereo un11s '>'onh a total of about $2.000 were stolen from l'l"C· re:111onal \Ch icle parked on a sat~ lot on Trn..rl Land Wa)'. • • • -\ btC)Cfc wonh le~~ than $200 wa'i tolcn from 1t rt!lt1ng '>pot on \ale Loop Huntlncton Beach Ruralars cnt ~a home 1n the 600 bloc~ or Frankfon tb.rou&fl a k.ttctlcn door and atole $35 1n cash from a punc and took a cookie and a tanaenne while the owntt -.u a lce-p. • • • meone sto~ a pohtt motorcycle helmet vaJu~ at S7S from 1home1n the 21000 btod of urfwood. • • • '. man \\I taken tnto c~tod b ~unti officers after he aHcttJJ) ~tole a ~60 pair or shoe from the J.C Pcnnc lXpanmcn1 te>tt, 7717 Ed- in r "t • • • Hursl3r\ "tole thrtt l ddefl \alutd at S 1 ~ fr m the too of 1 ca'~ 1n the ._1 ___ ; 17000 block of Stan le~ • • • \omeone broke a wmdo" 1n a 14..,~ 1 o-.ota Cehca abd stole S20 1n ca51l and $200 m miscellaneous items • • • .\ rcs1dcn1 m 1hc 4000 blod ot Morning 1ar told police he heard a loud c plos1on and 1hen mmccd 'iC\t'ral holes m his "ooden fcnl'C • • • .\ mnn who had been arrested h~ poh~cla1mcd that a S:?O mirror and a S 13~ cassette was stolen from his \.Br while 11 was impounded • • • Burilars stole a golf can and a 'it'I ol clubs and miscellaneous items from a lod.ed cabinet 1n a condominium complc\ in the 9000 bloclo. of PC't· lS\\ood • • • Someone cntef't'd a home 1n 1he 2500 block or Huntington 11nd \tole S 160 1n cash . • •• Thie\ tolc wooden palle1 from 1he l'\'ar of at101"1al lumber at Rrookhurs1 U"ttt end Garfield >\ \ • cnue • • • .t. nna. S.201n c1sh and C'ttd1t canh "ert tolen from a 'he1cle padC'd at Pac1ti C'oa t Htlhwt> and I ~th lrttl P'oantal.D Valley rt11dcn1 of the l 7 300 blod. or n Lui-. trttt rcpot"kd fhunda~ that \Omeone ~l.l~ht'd the c0Mm1ble lop to buralanze her black and ,,her 19 OVolks"a1en Rabbit Radio l;nohs l'ld a v..hC'CI Joe tool v.ctt \lolen. and S9 damqe -.-.\done to th \eh1clti ••• "tomronr hrol;e 1n10 a 1h er 19 I Dat,un llOG parked Thursda) ma larporl on 1he 10200 bloc!.. of u Hacienda .\' enue The lo'is included !ilef'C'll equipment '>'Onh $950 Dam- a~e lo lhc\C lc-11t1'~ es11mated at $_00 • • • "ioml'o c burglanzcd a blue I Q6 J \ 01ks"agl·n parkt'd Thursda) in a rarpor1 on the 17200 block of San \1 al<'O l\t rl'rt The loss. estimated at $"40. 1nduded ~•erco equipment: t( and baseball eqwpment. • • • .\ rcMden t of the 15800 block of Saddle C oun reponcd Thursday that a man entered her home with a kC) and tole a 1 q.1nch Quasar tclev1 ion 1,t'I wonh $450 • • • .\resident of the 10400 block of u Tortola <\' cnuc reponcd Wedne1da} that someone Cit't off an explosive de' ice next to h1~ garage door. lia.ht duma c wa'i done to the tructure .. The e\plo 1\C wu apparently made from a carbon d10>.1de canndic. • • • .\ C o-.u Mrsa woman reported Thur$da-. that someone ~tole-her puN" earl\ Wednesda) from The Hop niaht Club • I 774 lhW1>t L The lo~~ WU ~llmatcd Its I . • • • rt"S~dcnt ot the 10400 block of latC"r A "enuc reponed that someone stole h1 whit<' 19 0 Ve pa motor ~oe>tcr The lo \\IS tst1m ted at S7SO • • • meone u~d a kt tu teal S69 tu~ trom a lodt'd ca1h bu' 10 the bu!ltnC'U office at lo~ aball~ TtTin1s 4 dtm), 17212 , ~h ti'\'('( - • I' ' U.S •• Ras•lll agree to opea --~~~~~~~=ae.fU!llJIJ talD bJ halJIU¥\ The that_~ the "hardest~ The beginning. ~ • ·~ 'n' •c ..-..,,, J ........ - TU Pros · S11ct 1951 -lW I JI ••-met 'I ~ --11%,-11: i:e.~ ~ ~ % .. _,-* ~ ~ :' -. iJ~ "' -:~ .,..-r ~ (.IATI:\ f.,.,, 1'11 .. '\ VA: '".l (_f 1'"'1C lh "'"'"' I!) .. , ... !I,_: r-.... ""~ SPECIAL PURCHASES. TO KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF! HANDMADE AMERICAN RAG DOLLS • 20'' TAU• MAOilNE W~A.8&.E • 3 KS. 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"'as releasc'd from UCL..\ 1 \kd1cal Cc-nt~ a da' earhcr than plannt'd so he could ··oc homc "'1th hlS fam1h •or lU hohda~s.. · · WOR LD ---- --~ Hussein throws weight behind PLO .\~1\.1.\~ Jordan -Kmg Hus~an has praised the Palestmc ubcrauon Orpnaauon as~ \Ole rep~nLau' e of lhe Palcs11n1ans and asked the group lo JOan him in ofTmng Israel peace in exchange for rttum of occupied .\rab lands HUSsc;ln. v.ho barel~ a decade ago C\pelled PLO guemllas from Jordan 1n a blood} conflict. add~ the group·s 3 '-'·~at parliament the Palesune NauonalCounol. v.~1ch PLOch1efYasser .\rafa1 con,cned m .\mman despair a bo~c-ou ~ pro-S)nan faC"t1ons. S.\:" S.\L \ ~DOR . Et Sah ador -~ Lulheran m1n1ster. "'ho ~pone<Sh wlog.iZJed an arm~ commandtt of anu-'""txl operations. has bttn found sho1 , to death 1n eaSlttD EJ hador. a church official said Thunda). Cavi l guardsmen found 1~ bod) of the Re'. Da\•1d Emcsto Fernandez Espino near theCJt) ofSan Miguel on Wcdnesda) e\ enang. according to the Rt'. Mcniardo .Gomc-z prcs1cknl of the Sah adoran Lutheran >nod. Ukraine ,president dies at 70 MOSCQW -Aleite1 F Vatchenko. president ot the Republic of the kratM and one of IS deput) P'""s1dcnts of the ''ICI Union, d1ed Thursda) augt70. thtof1ku1So' 1et n~'S mt'd1:i announc-cd. The ne"'sagenC) Tussatd Vatchcnko daed aftn-an Illness.. butd1d not spttafy thrc\act cau~ofdeatb. Has death also v.-u announ~ OVC1" Soviet tclev1s1on 'Hltler dlarles' forger meized HAMB RG. Wnt German) -C'onfc sed ··H11lcr daancs .. fotttr Konrad KuaJu. who 1s standing tnal on fraud charge , was rearnsted Thursda)' an coun one v.-eek after he had been freed "'1thou1 batl Thc coun &ccq>lcd the prosecu11on·s mot100 thal thcrt was too grtat a ri k that Ku1au, a 46-yur-old dealer an Nazi rqaha. m.a>, try to flee the count I). He fac-cs fO years 1mpnsonment 1f convicted Ku1au has ad matted wntin& the 62 handwritten volumes that wcruold to tern magazandorS3. 7 malhon a the ··~diaries of dolfH1tkr .. U .s .. Sovleta flaht U .N. coata • ' ITED NA TrON -The n11cd tntc and lhc v1c1 Union are in unusual aa,rttmcn1 on a United Na11on •S!lue They both want 10 rnt'ind an 8 pcTttm"COSt-of•lmna tatte'fOfC'IV\f ~lits nt the.• I J N hcadquancn 1n New York and other duty tatlo ns mcn~n. pa) a 9uancr of tbC' regular l I N. hud&cl and. an 19 4. thal amounted LOS 180 m1llton The So' 1ct assei ment 1~ 12.22 J>C'l'C'cnt. Japa'neee planes cbue Soviet bombers TOK's O -Two ~v1ct bombers violated Japanc~ a•ripett today MU tht' main uthcrn 1 land of K)'u hu. and \4 J 1pan~ warplane\ scrambtcd 10 mttt them .a DC fen~ ncy' f)Oknman ad Thtrt ~crc no rcpon ora c:laih poknman ~a..amu Nishida said tv.o Tu·9S "star" bombef1 n<'w south ovc; thc Twshama trait Atar 0 .. 1nolh1rrna bland 11 About 6-'0 1 m "iolalin Japan's t 2·malt tcmtonal au"~ ror about th~ manut tnd lO'sccond • 1 .. f , Orano• Coat1 DAIL v PILOT /Frldey. November 23, 198• AS DMZ shootout kills S. Korea soldier SEOUL, outh Korea (AP) -A South Korean soldier was killed and 1 PanmunJom. South Korean sources aid the person was a Soviet l0un11~ but U. . Emt;assy OlflCJats couh:t not confirm that rcpon. side of the military demarcauon hne S.. toklJtr wounded ~ 11 tbe- C!cm1ht1!1fCd lone seper1tin1 the two Koreas 1n 1 aun battle that bepn when Nonh Koreans fired at 1 defector, the United Nations Com-mand said. Two auards from Commuf\ist Nonh Korea also were killed and two more were wounded in the incident at Panmunjom, the statement said. However. Nonh Korea routinely conducts tours to its side of the Panmunjom area and the tours pre~umably could include foreian v111tors to Pyonayana. me bu1ldinp in Panmunjom straddle the demarcation hne, 1nclud· 1n1 a ttl'\JCHire where t't\-0 meetinas have been held this month bet-ween Nonh and South Korean officials an attempt to open a d1aloaue and cue tension between the bitter enemiei. THE GLORY OF CHRISTMAS .. U.S. ~nd So~th Korean troops took defensive acuons ~lnat an •rpled attack on the UNC nited Nations Command) side oft e )oint security area at Panmunjom,' the United Nations Ct>mmand said in a state. ment. Sources who spoke on condition they not be named said the defector would probably be questioned al a U.S. military facility In Seoul There was no immediate md1ca· tion what effect the shootlna in¢1dent miaht have on future taJks. A meeuna of economic cxpcns is scheduled for Orange County M••t•r Choral• I P.M. -FRIDAY, NOVIMBIR 30 . Admts~on. 110: S7 Seniors. Youtn Under 11 ••Between 20 and 30 sccurity auards from t.he Nonh Korean People's Army intruded across the military demarcation line about 11 :SO a.m. (9:50 p.m. EST Thursday). firinaatan apparenJ defector from a Nonh Kore~n-sponsored tour of the joint secunty area," 11 said. . It was . the first known sbootina incident involvina casualties inside the joint security area since the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War. However, there have been other incidents. On AUJ. 18, 1976, two U.S. army officers assigned to the security guard were axed and beaten to death American and So4th Korean troops make up the security force assianed to the southem"idc in the Panmunjom area. Troopt of Com-by No(lh Korean auards. Nine other munist North Korea have similar U.S. and South Korean soldiers were role1 on the nonhem side of 1he injured in that incident. military demareJtion line. The Dec. s. . The U.S.-South Korean security unit in Includes about 300 men. However. under the armistice aaree· ment thj\t ended the Korean War. only 30 e.nliste4 men and five officers, armed qnly with sidearms. arc per- mitted in the security area at one time. The South Korean and American Korean Peninsula has been divided casualties were not identified, pend-since World War JI in 1945. ina notification of relatives. The No information-iwas available im-------------~ condition of the Amencan was not mediately from South Korean of U.S. RUf f ELL'S known. military commands in Seoul despite The United Nations Command repeated telephone calls to those IPlllLITEllY, llC .. said it had tequested a meeting of . centers. • • f• The a..t Qt Yw Uft security off~ers "to preclude funher "{'he joint sccunty uea is an oval-1922 i.-. awo .. COSTA fllSA' _ su.115' 1nciden1s:· shaped zone about 800 yards in The defector -who was not diameter inside the I 5 I-mile-long r::===========::--i identified immediately-was said to demilitanzed zone that strctch~s • Complete Carpet Repair ~ have been taken to the South Korean across the Korean Peninsula. The • Carpet Restretchin, ~ capital of Seoul. 25 miles south of zone extends about 111. miles on each • f loorin&. anct Sul> IOOr Repair ftMlVER.~ n_....., s•s.1aa7 c ......... ,.. Lie 315700 • OCC SYMPHONY OIOllS1M .Mart Tsumur-. \4olln SUNDAY, DI.Cu.I Z • 4 PM •AdmtSSlon: S4 PN-5*: $5. Door ffan•el & Gretel • Five Penny Opera'• Holidoll..EanJcuvl 11 AM -DECENBEa C tluw 7 . 7:M PM D£CEN11Ea 5, 7, I · 2 PM Mad-. DECENBE.11 I, 9 Admt.1s1on. SS Adult•, $2 50 Voorh Under 18 ORANGE COAST COi.LEGE Robert B. Moore Tiaeatn Fairview &-ArtJ119toa, Coeta M ... O'Neill faces leadership fight WASHINGTON (AP) ~ A Southern Democrat, asscning that Rep. Thomas P. O'NFill "is too far to the left" to continue as House speaker, says he's ready to challenge O'Neill's re-election in a pany ca ucus. the veteran Democratic leader also said he has sufficient "pledges of suppon to be able to retain the post." grounds they not be quoted publicly. These sources have said that cur- rent discussions among legislators focus on changes that could be made in 1986. when O'Neill retires. PROFESSIONAL MAID TICKET INFO (714) 432-5527 Rep. Charles Stenholm of Texas. a leader of the so-called "Boll Wee vil" faction of conservative Southern Democrats in Congress. said "there's defin11ely going to be a challenge of the speaker. and there's a 99 percent certainty that it will be me." Stenholm disclosed his plans in a telephone interview Thursday with The Associated Press. O'Neill. D-Mass .. who has been in Congress for 32 years and speaker of the House since 1976, said 1n a telephone in terview from his Cape Cod home that "anybody has a nght to run" in the caucus of House Democrats scheduled for Dec. 3. But • • • 0 • ... "We haven't made an an- nouncement," said Stenbolm, reached at his ~urban Virginia home. But he also said that "those of us who feel it's time for a change, have defided to do it." There are many of us in Congress who believe this is the time to beain rebuilding the (Democratic) party 1or 1986, and several feel that if we're going to do that, it's time to get staned," the congressman said. O'Neill. who turns 72 next month, has said he will retire in 1986. Some party sources have said that for this reason. any challenge to O'Neill's leadership role in the 99th Congress starting in January likely would only be symboLic....These~urces dis.cussed the leadership, situation on the Stcnholm. 46. said he was con- cerned about the im age of House Democrats in the wake of President Reagan's landslide Nov. 6 election victory over former Vice President Walter F. Mondale. Stenholm said he feared that under O'Neill's continu- ing leadership, the pany would be , seen as "obstructionist" by the American people. 'Tm afraid we'll be left with a stalemate," he said. 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Researchers II}' epidemiol09y and public health tt the that while the per«ntttt of Amen· Yale Univeralty School of Medicine. cans who smoke has declined in tbc ---c Ofrll*t~ DlnMr With cholct of soup or salad and dtsstrt By SHARON COHEN af\er quiuina. The study said t0me doctors may tast two decades. population arowth "l1's never too late to quit. That's be reluctant to urae elderly patients to has Increased the number of peorlc the messaae.'' said Dr. Adrian 0.,. stop smoklna because they believe who use clprettes by about .S . 4' to 6 PM CH IC AGO -Cipmtcs arc fi f another few years isn't likely to add to million. .......... "-.,..., 1 lip I W11kl than 3SO.OOO deaths a year. bu if The study of 2,6 74 poorer. urban smokinJ. preventable cause of deatfi in Ameri- powerfully addictive and cause m~re t cld. one 0 the study's authors. the risk created by a lifetime of Smolcina is the sanale laraest people kick the habit even 1 er rcsadents in Cook County-ranaina But Ostfeld said even "1f you've ca and bcelusc of recent advances in decades of ~mokinJ they can fTe tly from 6S to 74' years old -fo1,1nd the been smokina 40 or SO years, It still' understandinaaddlction, the med ical reduce the risk of fatal hean disease, risk of hcan disease death wu .52 appears reasonable to quit." and field has an "unparalleled opponuni- researchers say. percent hiah er amona cutrent cipret· those who do can expect tC1 lose their ty" to fulfill i11 p_rimary responsibility 801 E. BAL!OA 673-7726 Doctors who conducted 1 fi ve-year tc smokers than non-smokers and ex· ciaarctte couah. fin,d it easier to walk of reducina sufTcrina and death, Dr. study suaaest that even amona people smokers alike. up stain and be less prone 10 heart William Poll in wrote in an editorial . Follow your team in th""e DlilJ Pilaf who have smoked for as Iona as SO Amon' people younaer than 6S, attacks. in the journal. · years. the effects art at least partly that risk 1s nearly 100 percent areater Ostfeld's study is one of several Onedoctorsuaaested the .. havocof reversible within one to five years when comparina heavy smokers - a deallna with smoking and tobacco in smoking" would be more apparent if :--------------------------~----------..:....---------------------------it weren't almost always omitted from .death certificates. Cllln'ill CUT POllK LOIN •OUT - FRESH I 89 LL • u11••an TOWIU . ~ SINGLE ROLL .65 100.Count. 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IA9 PL U S. . y<,i < o N 1 1~Ju1 r () r.c c 1 PT ( < l lJ I'() Pl \ I I.'() •,' i\ l l ( • i I f I r.· <, I! 1' llU ,• l\IH' I 1 \ II Of 350,000 smokinf deaths in 1980. only 46 death ccn1ficates listed smoking as the underlyina cause of death. said Dr. R.T. Raven hoh of World Health Surveys. Inc. About 2.000 others made some menuon of smoking. That is a "key reason the havoc of smok1og has gone unrecognized so long.'' Ravenhoh said. Ra venholt said if more death certificates mentioned smoking. lC:&1S1aJ9rs. lawyers and the Qubllc would be "more heedful of the hazards" that he estimates killed about 10 m1ll1on people this century. Pollin said the 350.000 deaths from cigarette smoking "constitute more than all other drug and alco hol abuse deaths combined." He said more than 60 percent of the annual c1gare1- 1c deaths are among people who become addicted to nicot1nt' as adolescents. He added th at dramatic changes can be achieved in addi ctions. point· ang out that more than 70 percent of American se rvicemen addic ted to heroin in Vietnam kicked the habit. ''More than 200,000 lives per year can be saved 1f we achieve the same le vel of success an dealing with n1cot1ne that was reached by return- ing Vietnam heroin addicts." said Polli n. director of the National In- stitute on Drug Abuse. Other findings an the journal; - More than 30 m1ll1on regular 'imokers have been able to quit in the last 20 )'Cars The percentage of American male smokers dropped from 52 percent to 35 percent; the percentage of women smokers fell from 34 percent to 29 percent. -During the 1970s. smoking among teen-age gJrls went up - higher than their male counterparts. -An estimated 35 states have laws hm111ng smoking in public places. -N1co11ne chewing gum. when complemented with group therapy, 1s twice as e1Tec11ve as a placebo in helping smokers who wan no quit. Medfly (1) found in Bev. Hills BEVERU HI LL<; C~P> -Whale fam1l1cs in this posh suburb feasted on Thanksgl\ 1ng. agricultural of . final!> pored through the area 1n search ofthl' tin)'. voracious Mediter- ranean fru11 fl)'. But the only one found so far was the single male fl) found in a trap Tuesday, Bill Edwards. deput} agn- cuhural comm1ss1oncr for Los An· geles Count}. said. "We had people 1n the field for four or fi ve hours checking traps plac~ yesterda). and more traps were placed today. but we didn't find an} more flies ... Edwards said Thursda). The pest . an ahen to the Uni ted States. was found 1n a grapefru11 tree at a private home on Hillcrest Road JUSI north of Santa Monica Boulevard dunng a routsnc check of a trap b} in spectors. State officials though t they had wiped out the crop-threatening Medf- ly 1n 1982 after a two-year. multi- malhon-dollar war. A single fly was found an anta Barbara earli er this year. When the county officials went home Thursday. 1.000 traps had been placed in .th e Beverly Hills area. Edwards said "The next step would be to con· ' tinue bu1ld1ng the traps..to protocol Jcvels to 1.200 or 1.300. monitonng them on a daily basis for the next four to fi vc da) s. ·· he said. "1f histol) 1s an> indication. we might not find any more flies for two to three weeks. !>O we're not out of the woods by any strett h of the imagi na- tion." he said. "If we find no more flies .. this intense monitoring Wlll continue for at least fi ve months" That's the equivalent of three 10 fb~r life cycles of the Medfl y. he ~1d. EVERY SUNDAYll I 8.m.-3p.m. Iii ...... OftANOI COAIT COLLIO! COLUMBIA. S.C. (AP) -There were 22 faces of Eve -not three - and today they arc. all Chi-is Costner Siicmore. Sizemore. who as the pseudonyms Eve White, Eve Black and Jane becaj)'le one of the world's best- known multiple personalities. is no longer afraid the other faces wm return. because they now are an integrated part of her. . "J can be sclec1ive and control the situation a"d use the qualities of the other personalities," she said. "They were me. They're still a part of me .... I've reached the point where r know it's all right to be me and I like the person I'm bC~oming." She is a far cry from "Eve," who was firsi treated 32 years ago by Augusta psychiatrist Corbett Thigpen. The phys ician named two of the three personalities he (eleased through hypnosis Eve White and Eve Jllad..."la.Il! "was.the.name g~ven-lhe third personal ity. In collaooration with Dr. Hervey Cleckley. Thigpen wrote a book about his patient. "The 'rhree Faces of Eve." which became a 1957 movie starring Joanne Wood-ward. \ Sizemore. a 57-year-old Edgefield. S.C., native. returned to her home state recentl y to headline a Mental Health Association banquet and to display the artwork that is her onJoing therapy after I 0 yew~ of being whole. The painting be.gan with her "other" personalities -whom she labels -by traits with names like The Strawberry Girl and The Bell Lady. "That is the one thing I can still do that they did. is paint." said Size- more. smiling at the memory. The real Eve. who later wrote that she had little control over her publi- cized case. remained anonymous and reaped little benefit from her sec- ondhand fa me from the movie. She said her mental illness was important enough "to make a motion picture about." but she felt then that she was "so unimportant I didn't even tell people who I was." Following th e initial diagnosis and therapy, patient and doctor did not expect any more personalities -past or future. Both thought Chris Costner had integrated. and there was no need for further therapy. "I can't criticize him for not realizing there were going to be more." she says now. but there were more. The personalities splintered. emerging i o ti mes of grief and stress. One marriage had crumbled and Chris Costner had a young daughter when she met and married Don Sizemore. Sizemore. aware of his wife's condition. took his fami ly to northern Virginia where th ey lived in virtual isolation because of her itt .. ness. "My husband felt like we could lose ourselves in the Washington area and we did. for 20 years." she said. But they lived in fear someone BEAUMONT. Texas (AP) -A ......... who l8YI • •t•t• trooper ptWhed to htm for two houri, forOld him to make• ll•t of hll elnl and t'*t promlM to dedicate hll Hfe to God hu sued the oftlclr for 1750,000. o.ryt Ray Crlllg. 17, eays In hli eutt he wu foroed t~ sign a 'ltatemlnt llkJnQ God to toe charOe ~'-in.. He uld trooper ~ Fett .. co-elgned the document with the name would leam of her other personalities. Some had strange quirks. like a love of strawberries or bells. Others· oc- casionally became violent. Work was 1mpossibJe -"the mother would work . but the pla ygirl would come ou1:· she said. "It's not like role playing or mood swings.'' Sizemore said. "It's a totally different person! they're ~aving to deal with." Som.c personalities rejected her husband .. who later joked tlfat "the ones that didn't like me. I didn't like them either." But Sizemore said she never lost hope of recovery. 1 "I 1hou1ht·1t might be omewhere her mter' colle&c class asbout her down the road. He (Donl said ... he cxperiC~nccs.itiat fi ve-minute speech didn't think I would ever 4Cl well. has cvol~cd in10 a presentation "I !lald. 'why didn't you Just leave'!' included 1n her I ().month-a-year And he said. ·w ell. if you had cancer I schedule as a mental health advocate wouldn't ha ve lef\.' And that's 1he and anast. way we have to think about mental Sizemore sa14 her goal was to illness." educate people about mental illness Recovery came in I 974, the result and help erase the s1igma attached. of intensive therapy following a She plans a book 1ha1 will document suicide anempl by one of the per-women's pane ms of menial illness. 5onalities. When Sizemore finally "There's no longer the madwoman "integrated," there was a strange " in the attic. h's your neighbor and the senst ofloss and the first shaky steps llCOl>lt. yo_u _work. with -even a toward relearning social skills. . member of your own family." she "f or a wl)ile I kept thinking that if said. something happened, one (per-Sizemore emphasized that hercon- sonality) would come. And then I dition was not sch1:cophrcnia. Mul- rcalized one day that nobody was tiple personaljties can stem from coming." she said. trauma or abuse at an early age -as She began a sort of homegrown was the case with ",Eve:· therapy when she agreed to speak to Before the age of 2. Sizemore had ken a. body l'«'O\ltr~ from • fl\tet near her home and the v1cttm of an accident at her father's sawmill. The 1magei were t'fprt'$std for years, and are documented an her 1977 auto- baography. "I'm Eve." Meanwhile. Sizemore says her knowledge and ellpcnence in the mental health field 1s recognized and solici1ed by experts. Her past ''opens doors for me now. J think that Eveas·a whole has bctn reduced to a .calling car<1." said Sizemore. who carries business cards imprinlCd w th a thrtt·faccd drawing she created. Under a ther§p1st's supervision she occasionall y helps counsel other mul- tiple personalities. "It's stranJc" 10 sec them now. Sizemore said. 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Use your/mind n9W so .yo~ '11 hav:e it later ~~Mental exercise urtng mid-life keeps you alert - STATE COLLEGE. Pa. (AP) - People who exercise thetr brains wuh activities like crossword puzzles dur-ina mid·llfe are more likely to rttain mental skills in later year1 than those with lazy minds, rtscarchers nave rcaarded at an aulhor1ty on 111na. Generally. the people in the study who led active lives dunna middle aac did not show s1anificant declines 1n a scnes of intellectual tests aner aae 60. &ha1e said. "Those people who didn't have very stimulatina lives showed a marked decline." he said. The study acknowledaes the role that aenetic and physioloaical factors can play 1n atTectina an · elderly person's mental perform1nce. Th rt rch be11n ln 1956. when Schale bcaan fotrowina some 400 members of a cooperative health maintenance orpnlution in Seattle. ranic1pants were tested every seven ~cars and information was pthered about their occupations. incomes. leisure activities and travel ex- periences. The study measured at vary ina intervals an Individual's word recoa· nition and usaae. spatial orientation. and ability to solve problems and ad.lust to unfamiliar situations. . ranaln& In qc from 22 to 88. Schalc recently received a $461.000 srant from lttc National Institute on Aaina to continue the pro.lcct. The rcpon on his conclu1lons tnat Penn State released was published earlier this year in the lntcmational Joumal or Behavioral Development. "R1fid" people who had difficulty adjust na to chan,aina clrcum1llnett had difficulty cop1na as they arew old. Schale said. "If an old friend moves away or die,. don't decide you're too old to make friends. Find other lntere1tin1 thin11 to do," he said. Schaie said word aamea and 1ctu1re dances arc aood activities to ktep people sharp. "Square d1ncin1 it a aood example of an activity which not only has aerobic value but also exercises mental skills," he said. "You have to remember the sequences sjvcn by the caller and translate them intO' or~ pnited motor beh•vlor." reponed. # ) A repon on a nearly 30-year study. released by Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, refutes the notion that people have no control over declinina men- tal abilities as they aae. said K. Warner Schaie. a professor of human dcvlopment. and psycholoay who 1s But while there is a aeneral slowina down of coaniuvc abilities when ~oplc reach their 60s. "we can identify peopk who don't show this phenomenon. who remain stable." S<'hale said. The study sample included only people who were free of acute illness when they became panicipants. 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The latest effort to stimulate the citizenry to do their duty 1s expected to go before the National Assembly before the end of the year. Essentially. 1t overhaul, and expands an existing system of allocations given to famil- ies with children. The plan, expected to cost S bilhon francs ($550 million) over the next ft vc years. will pay families 712 francs ($78.25) a month for each child, beginning in the third month of pregnancy and through the ninth month after birth. For families whose revenue 1s under a certain level -about 80 percent of all parents-the P.iyments will be extended until the child's third birthday. The payment regroups eight dif- ferent previous allocations and has the benefit of being automatic and paid monthly, allowing families to plan their budgets better. In the ~st, the various allocations were paid at various periods and in varyin& amounts. A.second element provides a 1,000.. franc (S 110) monthly payment. be- ginning with the third child, 11) fam1hes where one parent decides to stop work. The allocation is paid fof two years. after which the parent 1& guaranteed his old job back. If th¢ parent decides to work only panr time. a 500-franc ($55) payment i made. AJI of the allocations are non· taxable. Finally, the government decided to maintain its I 0,800-franc (SI , 187) interest-free loan 10 oungfam1lies. "It Is a simple, automatic and fair measure," said Social Affairs Mini5" ter Gcorg1na Dufoix after the plan was presented to the French Cabinet on Nov. 14. "I have always asked that prioritt be accorded to family policy," M itte~ 1 ~nd told the Cabinet. ··1 see eveCI more the necessity for France t9 return to (a hi.Jher) binh rate when so many countnes arc growing by pro-djgious bounds. "I repeat, only generations that were numerous were creative." The National Institute for Demo-- graphic Studies says the French binh rate in 1983 was only 1.82 childrefl per woman. The necessary rate f<t simple replacement is 2.12 chi ldrep per woman. I Expens have not come fort~. publicly al least, with any suggestioh of what an ideal population would be for France in the fi1!ur\:. Wannabu)f narrowest building? I •• Orange Coalf DAILY PILOT/Friday, November 23, 1184 All · 'Old air' shOws.·methane threatens atmospher e Air trapped in anclen~ glaciers shows posslblllty of global warming in f u_t_a_r_e __ Carbon d1ox1de, an odorless. taste· le s ps released anto the atmoil)here from the burn1n1 of (oss1t fuels such as natural ps, 011 and coal. has been considered the principal culprit an this wannana trend, known as the methane ncreascs have already retncved 5everal ace cores SOO 10 Usina sens1t1\e instruments. the "'armed the planet by Mmosi a half· 21.000 years oJd from a depth 4f ienta"• anal ied WRpla ,..... _ _.,. degree Fahrenheit over the past 400 about one-quarter mile. bo1h the Sc-ripps and the cw Yorit years. Most of that increase hascome Some of the fro1en cores were taken facahues and found thauhc &11\0&&0t LA JOLLA 4.AP) -Research on that the Earth's reservoir of at· centuries-old air extracted from mospheric methane has doubled over alacicrs suuests the amount of metb· the past 500years. during the past 200 years. to the "cold room," a 300 square-foot of methane ir\ the older air wu greenhouse effect. . The source of the excess methane freezer at Scnpps with temperatures rou&hly . 7 pan per million, about remains a mystery, Craia said. maintained at minus 20 dcarett half the present amount. The )"OUn&· anc in the atmosphere is on the rise, a The findinas also suaaest that deve.lopment that coul,d a~celerate a methane couJd add to the already possible alobal warming, scientists increasing burden of pollutants in the say. a}r, which studies say could cause a "Methane will probably be as important as carbon dioxjde tf 11 keeps incrtasang at this rate," said Dr Harmon Craig, who alon1 with Scnpps colleaaue C.C. Chou. prepared the new methane stud ie,. Centtarade. Others arc an beana bt air trapped b> the ice Mio~ The Scnpps findangs come from stored an another cold room an New mctl\ane readin of 1.25 pans pc_r studies of old air trapped 1ns1de ,__v_o_rk_. ______ .....;... ____ m_il_li_on .... ___ ;;,_. __ ~------ Studi~s at UC San Diego's Scripps significant aJobal wanning.in the next _ ln1titutibn of OceanograP,hY suuest century. NEWPOAT HAA80A HlpYARD SHIPYARD HAUL OUT RATES Craig and Chou estimate that ala~ers. Two years ago. researchers from Craig's lab traveled to Greenland and NOTICE IF PUIUC HUllll FIR PEIDlll CllSTIL PERllT _,Pursuant to order of the Californla Coastal Commission, Notice of Public Hearing Is given to owners and oocu- pants of surrounding properties and other Interested pa(tles. Said Public Hearlf!Q Is scheduled o th.1_ Novem· --.......,,-=-r ~·nh agenda. Application of qoastal Permit number 5-84-725 Is submitted by Caltrans. Subject appllcatlon Is to construct median barrier, provide scuppers for drainage, Install crash cushions at ends-of barrier aAd restr.lpe No. 1 lane each direction, on Route 1 (PCH) between Seal Beach Blvd. and 0.1 mile south of Phllllps Street In Seal Beach. CLEAN & PAINT BOTTOM $6.50 Per Foot Labor Only STEAM CLEANING $45.00.hr. Public hearing will comrpen9e on November 27th at 10:00 a.m. In the Hollday Inn, 9901 La Cienega, Los Angeles. Information relating to this coastal application will be avail able at the Coastal Commission office, 245 W. Broadway, Long Beach, 7 days prior to hearing. C.hOOSt' rrom over 100 d1fferern gif1., 1n n \'aner~ of sizes dnd pnc..es We11 gladl~ handle dll 1tlt: detail sending vour gifts ou1 YARD LABOR .40.00 Per Hour OUTH COA T PLAZA . HAUL OUTS TO 75' -75 TONS/Marine Scale Z -;-Lower Level By Tl't• Carousel 54-0-699 l 223·21ST. STREET NEWPORT BEACH (71 4) 675·2550 A Robinsons Sae AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE & CLEARANCE STARTS TODAY! SAVE · 20°/o-60°/o A MO ON OUR COMI)LETE COLLECTION OF FARBERWARE ' OPEN STOCK COOKWARE AND ELECTRJ:C APPLIANCES. 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Robinson's, 600 W. 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA 9iJO/ l $99.99 12-P~CE TAI L C OK\l;ARf "l T I/ pu'f'Ch.J.sed ~rJtt" $216. Thi h.mdJnmt S("I ft'.Jtl4tt' "' ,/,1•.1 1n:r Yfl• ,.,,,. for t'.JS) de.imng, .1/ummum <l.Jd bottorm fnr rt""1 ~.im1~ I •:tO) •l'f '' • tc of .rn R q1"1rt mxkpot .,.,,,, rot'l"', 3 flt'<(' "11\l'IR Jtm.-1 \ I ,_ .. ,,,,MON"' r. r , .ind I qt., 2-qt. .md J·qt. SJU<Cf>-'tll u "" 1 ot~ tau 'II 1/1 • '·' , ~:''\ r-.: morr on F.i rl'('TUUrt opn1 )t<><k mr..;.• th~ugr \I'>'.\ ... J.t' •1 ~ H OLIDi\Y SHO RPING HOURS: FRIDAY 9-10, ATURDAY 9-9, UNO Y 1 -7. _,. I I . 1 I ---------..---- Al2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, November 23, 1984 .. Sherlock Holmesfans meet Monday Victorian poisons and the Berkshire Bobbie will be topics when the Center for Sherlock Holmes Studies meets from noon to I p.m. L)cvoted to the study ot V1ctonan Monday in the Cal tatc. Lon& Beach detecti ve ficuon, the center is ofTenna Oradua~ <;enter (library East). a vaned program, staning wuh Or. p;;;::;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;:::;::;;;m::ic;;:;:;;;:;:;;;::;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::=i;;;::;;;::;::;;::;:;:;;;:;:;;;===;-i Anh u r M. A xc I rad on .. Berkshire Bobbie's Last Bark." This mini-slide lecture on a httlc known chapter in the lives of Sir Anhur Conan Doyle and Dr. John H. Watson. is based on a passage in "On the Scent: A Visitor's Guide to Sherl oc.._ Holme's London," (Bullpup Press. 1984) and Volume No. 3 of "The Dispatch Box." w SUNDAY THAU THURSDAY per person/double occupancy includes: - DELUXE ROOM COMPLIMENTARY BUFFET SHOW AND COCKTAILS MINT FUN BOOK including DISCOUNTS & EXCITING BONUSES oo WEBBS MINT Karen A. Krone -"The Penang Lawyer" -will then present :·one Woman's Poisons: The Preferred Poi sons of the Victonan Age." A graduate of Ponland State Uni- versity and first-}ear law student, Krone grew up 1n a household filled wi th the mystery wnungs of Agatha Christi<\ Geroges Simenon and Doyle and his contemporaries for sources for her Shcrlock1an parodies and anicles on Victorian history and culture. Krone andhe.r husband Frank also .._nown as .. The 11rtlstnous Client." res ide in Tus11n where they are in the midst of doing a project on the mystery surroundin& the infamous .. Jack the Ripper" 1n time for the ccntenaf) announceme nt of the mass .._1ller's 1dent1t) V.!>i<>• l-Offi 0 00-'!0llN Krone'ssurve) of the more venom- ous side of V1ctonan domestic hfe "111 be fo llowed by refreshments sen ed by the Student English As- soc1a11on, which ts co-sponsoring this cvBnt with the School of Humanities. For fu nher information. pbone Ax- e Ir ad at C UL B. (2 13) 498-4:!29/4223. Holiday aeaaon 3daysonly Bamboo veneer reco rd chests I 6" L x I 4 1/2" H - 36"Lx20"H. 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West Germany. Marqu1ssce. an infantryman with the l~t lnfanlf) 01\ISIOn. IS a 198~ graduate of Edison High School tn Huntington Beach 1 • • • Rhonda S. John , granddaughter of Laura A. W11l1ams of Laguna Beach. has been promoted to the rank offirst lieutenant 1n the Air Force. She is a commun1 ca11on<1 engineer w11h Rome A.tr De' clopment Center at Gnlliss Air Force Base, N. Y. • • • A1nnan I st Class Jttome S. Cor- puz, son of Bett y L. Cleteher of an Clemente. has graduated from the Air Force course for small arms special- ist!.> at Lack land Air Force-Base. Te~as. Corpu1. a 1981 graduate of San Clemente High School. will be stationed at Homestead Air Force Rase. Fla.. with the 31st Combat Suppon Group ••• Airman David J. Simonson, son of Jack and Mari Si monson of Hunt- ington Beach. has been assigned to Keesler Air Froce Base. Miss .. after compleung basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. Simonson. a I 984 graduate of Edison High School in Huntington Beach, will receive spec1ahzed 1nstruct1on in the com- mun1ca11ons intelligence field . • • • Pvt Eugene E. Ramirez, Son of Eddie and Carmen Ram irez of Hunt- 1ngton Beach. has completed basi c training at Fon McClellan. .\la Ramirez ts a graduate of Edison High School in Huntington Beach. • • • • Air National Guard Airman Seon MacL~an, s.on of Donald and Barbara Mac Lean of Irvi ne. has been ass1g.ned to Keesler Air Force Base. Miss .. after completing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. MacLcan. a I 978 graduate of University High chool 1n Irvine. will receive !tpcialized instruction in the person- nel field . • • • Airman Robert H. Webster Jr., son of Marie 0 . Webster of San Cle mente. has been assigned to Aberdeen Proving Ground. Md .. after complet- ing basic training at LackJand Air Force Base. Texas. Webster. a 198~ graduate of San Clemente High School. will receive specialized in- struction in the transponation field. • • • Arm) Sgt. 1st Class Marvin C. Park, whose wife is the former Myong Ok So of Irvine. has amved for duty in Dover. N.J . as a cahbrauon laboratory supervisor with the Arm y Armament Research and Develop- ment Center. He was previously stationed 1n Frankfon. · West Ger· many. • • • Airman Mark C. CoaaolJy, son of Manon Connolly of El Toro. has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. after compleung basic tram mg at Lacki nd Air. Force Base, Texas. Connolly a 1983 graduate of El Toro High School, will receive specialized instruction in the aircraf\ mainten- ance field. • • • Matlllew HaUberJ , son of Mary Ann Thomas of Santa Ana T has enlisted 1n ·the Air Force 1n Hunt- 1naton Beach. Hallberg, a 1981 gradu- ate of Edison High SChool in Hunt- ington Beach. wilt receive tec hnical tm1ning In the administration :urta af\er completion of baste tr.unina, ••• Air Force Capt. Do•1la1 A. K•pen mi&la. whose wtfe Judy 1s the dauahter of Jane W. Brockman of Irvine. has been chosen as officer of the quarter for the 31 Sth Fiah\er Interceptor Squadron at Mc 'hord ir Foree B:isc. Wash. Kupcrsm1t"' 1 fiahtcr pilot. was selected m compe11· 11on among contemporanC1 for pro- fc sional 11:111. dut)' l)Crforman~ and C\cmplnry condur t I J UCI pair ~emind . ~ us we owe detit -.. to-leSS fortunate _ When you counted your blessings yesterday,, perbap~ you remembered Allan Affeldt and Johannes Van Vugt. These two have done a~ much for the spirit ofThanksgivingas the Pilgrims. Affeldt and Van Vugt, graduate students at UC Irvine begaQ a fast last wee~ call attention to the fact that pcopl~ I around the w<irld are Starving to death. They asked for monetary donations to be channeled through a relief organization to feed the hungry and vowed not to cat until they had raised $10,000. . The response was heartwarming. As word spread, contribu· uons grew. At lea.st on paper, the goal was reached early this week when the the Stem·BnefGroup-a Laguna Niguel business- pledged to match whatever amount of money Affeldt and Van Vugt raise. The total when the fast ended Wednesday was more than $30,000. It is har~ to ~eaJize, as we eat our fill of turkey and stuffing and pumpkin pie, that thousands of humans are dying of starvation daily in Ethiopia. It, is difficult to imagine those people as our brothers and sisters, as our neighbors, as members of the same g)obal community we inhabit. But committed people like Affeldt and Van Vugt remind us that we are not helpless and we need not be careless. We can do something significant for people who desperately need relief from the ravages of drought or overpopulation or barren soil. We can, simply by donating some money, make a difference. We can. simply by caring about other people, make the world a better place in which to live. It's easy to forget our ties to the less privileged. It's good to be reminded that we can do something important. Affeldt and Van Vugt deserve our thanks for reminding us. Safety seats sa-ve-lives A car went hurtling down a 1 ()().foot embankment Wednesday. The driver survived, but she was badly injured. Her 2·year·old child, riding in a child safety seat, sustai ned only scrapes and bruises. There's something to be thankful for. Without these seats, children will be maimed and killed~ with them, young lives wifli>c preserved. We would be forever thankful if this story reminds other parents to get and use safety seats for their children. Saddened to see the end of Llon Country Safarl To the Editor: stuffed m museums. Or~ eo .. t C1AIL V PILOT /Friday, No¥embet n , 1tM ·'Discarding high heel would s'tgnsl that women are nnaJJy wtWrw to bejudgedon wliotheyareand wnattheydo-ratherthanbytheliiper. of theTr leg. · • llJCllAllD CO**. ff'PP I t Uplifted ¥'1 heels' .. demise Clark's record in Iilterior isn ~t so bad in California WA HlNGTON -You can measure the pace of woMen's libera- tion anyway you want. You can delve into college enrollment fiiures and notice that the gap with men is clo tng. You can count women in elected office or )'OU miaht choose to note the increase io female corporate e"<ecuuves. None of that means much lo me. though. I measure the progress of the women's movt'ment by what I sec on tht'1r feet I detect the death of tbe high-heel shoe. This comes too late for me -not that I have ever worn high-heel shoes. But. starting with my mother. includ- ing my sister. going on to my dates and ending (or so I hope) with my prC"SCnt and last w1fe. all of them have worn high-heel 5hoes and made my life miserable for 1t. Two of tht' largest national con- servation groups give D grades to Interior Secretary Wilham Clark. but California environmentalists have good cause to hope that many of the persistent Washington. D.C. rumors surro'1nding him are false . Those stories ha ve Clark, who was President Reagan's first chid of sea ff in Sacramento and later earned the conservative banner on the Cali- fornia Supreme Court. moving soon -either into the White House as ch 1ef of staff or on to the .S. Su pre me Court. Wh) should con~n 3t1oms1s care what move comes ne>.t for a man whom the 1erra Club has called .. James Watt "'1th a better pubhc relations program'l" One reason ma)' be that at least where California issue are con- ce rned. Clark clearl y 1s more sens111' e to environmental concerns than his often-v1hjied predecessor. Where Watt feuded contmuall) wi th former Gov. Jerry. Brown over plans to lease undersea tracts off the Cali fornia coast for 011 dnlllng. Clark has meekl y accedt'd to every exemp- tion requested by the state. It's true. of course. that Go'. THOIAS ELIAS .. Deukmejian said he wanted ccr· tain parts out and they came out and they ccnainly wiJI stay out. certainly on m)' watch at Interior.'' Clark said the other da) The area\ Dcukme11an and (lark cros~d ofT I ntenor's lease sale maps included ·anta Moni ca Ba) waters off Los i\!!&elcs "'here C:o!!&fcss had alrcad) imposed a leasing mora· torium But they also included 'asl area<, off the San 01~0 Counl)' coasl and Ccn1ral California. And unlilie Watt. Clark savs "There arc no plans at all at this 111,;c fordnlllngoITthc North Coa!lt" What's more. Clark SB) Interior "won't w~1e our 11me planntog and stud) mg for areas al read) fou nd ""antmg for man) reasons (en. '1ronmcn1al concerns included I 11·., hight) improbable \H' would e'er look al those areas agam .. retary's awareness of this state's coastline. an awareness acquired over 15 years as a top official in Sacramen- to and a state Judge. And Clark's phrasing does imply he ma)' leave lntenor in tht' foreseeable fu ture. After aJJ, he 1s known to be Reagan 's closest and most trusted fnend ,n government and was Che single appointee to the state Supreme Court who most pleased Reagan . All signs indicate the president wants Clark in a more vital job than he now holds. as poh11cally scns1 ttve as lhat post may be. For Reagan no longer has to worry about facing the voters. He will never run for office again and can thus afford lo appoint those wath whom nc·s most comfortable to evt'ry }Ob ne considers most sensitive. And Clark t) the one man he trusts most. .\few )ears ago. no ont' w,ould ever have gu~ssed that env1ronmentahsts would dread thr '\h1ft of Witham (lark aw-a' from an environmental jOb. The) rated hi m lhe worst JUStlCt' on the slate's high coun on conserva- tion issues. Bur \\all's tenure taught lhem that olher<, could ~ far less sen 111,e lo lhe1r conrerns than Clar~ Fev. women arc truly happy m high-heel shoes I take It that some high heel shoes fit well. that some arc comfortable. but these arc in the distinct mtnonty. Most women, It seems, are m pam wearing the things and since women. as opposed to men. are not selfish. they share the pain with whome'Vcr 1s with them. The) complain and grouch and someumcs take off their shoes. Tht') make }OU Y.alk slo"' I) or. sometimes. not at all The) occas1onall y sprain or twtst their ankles. The> evt'n bltt:d at the heels or the toes. But the' wear the Tbin~c\cn though tt takes-ii.cm years JUSt to learn hov. 10 walk 1n them The indelible image of prom night is of )Ou ng women walking at the bcgmning of tht' evening hke they're on stth'>. and coming home at 11s end with thl'1r ~hoes m their hands. When It come'> to mal mg men uncom- fortable )tmpl) b) osmosis. notbmg StnCt' the da~ before air condlllooing when car ""1ndO\liS had 10 be closed so a ""oman·s hair ""ouldn't blo" com· parec. to h1gh-h~I shoes. I was chagri ncd to hear that Lion Countcy Safari is to be no more. How sad, when all wild animals seem to be endangered species now, even in their native lands. Man is taking over the globe. and soon there will be no room for the beasts. Why must our hard-earned tax money be spent on weapons of destruction? Why cannot some of these dollars be spent on protecting and preserving these beautiful creatures for future gencrattons? Soon more of these parks will have to close bec.luse of lack of financing: large animals have large appetites. DeukmcJian hasn't sought rnnfronta- tion with Clark over offshort' leases and has made less exemption re- • quests than Brown did. That's reassuring to en' ironmcn- tahsts concerned with prt.·sen 1ng lhc California coast -exl.'t'pt for onl· Clark phrase: "on m) watch .. " \o no"' the~ must hope that all lhoc;e l'\ trcmel) logu:al rumors sur· rounding him arc "'rong. For 1f the 'itonc'i arc lOrn·ct. this state·!> coastline could be tossed from Clark's fl") mg pan into another Wa11-likc fire. To stnf.t• m\ Henf') Higgins poSt'. let me state lhnl no man would wear a shoe that hun his feet This is a scien111ic fact Men ha ve from 11me lO lime indulged 1n 1d101 fashion trends -Nehru 1ackets. for instance -but these h3ve been flcet1ngand Confined 10 a trend\ m1nont\ In fact. mo.,t mt'n pa ) no attcnuon' to fashion al all The~ seek onl~ comfon Why cannot something so vital be subsidized by our governments - federal, state. co unty? Perhaps 'in combination. so thllt our children and their children will have the pri vilege of seeing them ali ve. At this point. it will not be Ion$. before they arc all exti nct. and will have to be seen They need help now. before 1t 1s too late. Why must man continue to be the destroyer of our beautiful planet and everything on 1t? ERNA ROSE Costa Mesa d All's possible after election To the Editor: I reall y did something the other day. I never realized I had quite so much influen ce. I put a sign o n the tree. in front of the house. urging everyone to vote Republican. I guess that since it's all my fault that the Republicans won the pot. I should work out a way for them to balance the budget. and begin to pay off the national debt. without faising taxes. It can't be done. you sny? The Republicans did something election day that couldn't be done. I think that a good stan would be 10 stqn to undo some of the things that Carter did. We could inacti vate the Depan- mcnt of Energy. We could make the Department of Education a part of another department and do away with a lot of top brass. We could make the Library of Congress a simple library 10 Washmgton. D.C. We could follow some of the recommendatio ns of the Grace Commission. We could raise tariffs slightly. How am I doing so far? But you cln't do that with a Democratic Congress. you say? With conservative Democrats and a very influential president who just won a landslide election and congressmen comintl up fo r election in two years. we might. We just did something that couldn't be done. I need a little sign to put on the tree that ~ys "Balance the Budget." We could have told them that in the clcctton. but Rose Bird said no. It was funny to me that we could tell them to freeze nuclear arms. but we couldn't tell them to balance the budget. I guess lhat Rose wi ll tell us what we can tell them. J IM BOLO.ING Costa'Mesa If we lean too far, we may fall To the Editor. One of your contributors. Mr. Boldjng. wrote of the najvcte of the Oem.ocratk party regarding com- munism. On the other hand. we should ~ aware of what we're doina when we move far to the riaht. Of the thrct m~or powers in the world - China. Russia, and the U.S. -two fell violentJy into communism. They did not move into Communism Yth1lc beir\I aovc~ by a Oemocrat1c policy wu.b dTec&iv.etcXial PfOIJ"9fft . They fell viokntly into communism n.f\cr suffenng undeto cx1rcme chust. ng!lt-w1ng governments. Their government were ruled by a few wealthy and powerful men who did not have a plan to cope with milho~ of hungry people. except to send 1n the army. We had a tute of that in the 1930s. As long as our economy is aood we don't ncc:d to worry. But who 1s so naive as to suppose that our economy will always be good cnouatt? Now that 1 real naivete .. H.. L aottw.U • Nllnr ,,..Zlnt ...,.18 £dllOI t ... :r ... City COior . . ct'lll ..... ~~f.:::dltar.::::..----- But Deukmcjian has quietly re- quested e>.em pt1ons for almost half the offshore areas Watt origmally targeted for leasing. L.M. Bo vo For when Clark leaves Interior. ht'i sul.'cessor almost certaml) will be someone who lacks the current !ICC· Thomas Elias is a Santti Moaica- based columnist oa state issues. Passenger pigeons meet fowl end Lot of c'pens think there wert' more passenger pigeons than any other son of vertebrate ever. But the) disagree over wh ) said birds are now exttn(f. Hunters arc blamed.1heyumt' the cleanng of the eastern forests. But gunmen and axemen didn't get them all. There was something else never yet underitood. It had to do with the breakup of the fl ocks. the shauenng of the fowl's social structure. the 1sola11on of the 1nd1\ 1dual birds Then onct> the-speetes-st&Fte<l t<>-go. 11 \\<COi Q Docs Queen EhLabeth ~f f.ng· land OY.n her own home? A. Buckmeham Palace? Windsor Castle') No. sir. lhe> 're o~ ncd b) the slate. So's the ro)al )acht. And OY.nmg same. the slate has to pa} for thnrpkeep. ph:awnme L.M. Boyd columaist. is a syodicated Arms from U.S. could go from China to Khomeini --. , People's Republic already dickering with Iran over sales of U.S . weapons WASHINGTON -Before they've e'Vcn negounted a deal to bu} U.S. military hardware. the Chinese arc dickering to sell ome of it to Iran. according to recent mtclhgence re- ports classified higher than top secret. The People's Republic of China. which want\ to buy arms from the Pentagon without the standard agree- ment not to r~ll them 10 third panie without U .. approval. did not volunteer the information about the h,ghly secret negot1at1ons Wlth Iran. It wa picked up throuah elande tine intelli&t'ncc-gathen ng. Sources at the National Sccunt Agency told my a' oc1atc Dale Van Atta that Pekina full intended to hide any pies 10 Iran. Tho Chtnc told Trhran that. u part of a \Cpanue agrttment. the ~-capon\ would be routed through a Mcdrt'C1'T311cnn country that 1s a member of N TO In an t'vcn-h~ndcd &cMun-. the Ch•· ncse 11 offered Iron any mtlttary items they may iet from v1c1 blo.: countric P'ek1f\& ha alrtad)' bet'n \Clhna tht' l ranjan' me hlnnt·m dt' hel1- coptcrs. howtturs and m1utl~ that ha"e bttn rendt-l'N urplu b mod- ern1ia11on of the d•' ·~•on~ aloni tbc 1 no--\llt't borucr After fo'i ~\'ar: • ~ar ~1th Iraq. the fran1anJ badl) nt"\'tl \f);)rt' pam tor lhl' \mcn(an hanh..,arl' lhc Kho- meini regime 1nhl'rtll'd from the hnh. The' found l\\o l .\. 3ll1e'i to \Cll thcn1 lhc gt.>O<l\ 1 .. racl and u1h Korr:i Rchin9-1he-~·l·m·, prc,\un· from Wnc;hm~on l:1s1 '\umm1.·r got the South 1'.orcans 10 )top their ~le!I 10 Iran. "'hKh had (On~1)ted ma1nl) ol an11lcry ~hcllc; But no amount of pressure ha moved the lc;rnchs. "'ho publtcl)' den) the whole arrangement. So the 11rms s.1le\ cont1 nuc.. through middlemen. who make onl~ cu"'°I') efforts 10 d1 u1<1e the h rocll in' oh e- ment f'or c'<nmplc. arms dcale"' art' current!) looking for a cc.lunt'"' "1ll- 1ng to po~ as the "l•nd·u~·r" ofl!.raeh ~-4 tanu that "'ould uctuall) be' lipped 10 Iran. The l ln11cJ tate'i 1 no1 h.lpp} wtth the 1.. eh-Irani. n • rm~ traOtc. bu\ 1n1cl11Jcnct official~ rcall1c that the deal 1c; helpful to l racl and thu\ to lJ .S. mtcrc t\ in the Iona run Thr' exphun that the Israelis sell nrm" to Iron tk."t·au the} get 011 tn rttum the} pre.fer lrun to Iraq 11 hell" prolona 1 war thnt wrakcn' the \ra~ ~orld -and tht\ n('l.J t~ monn In fol\. an erounl of •n Iran.inn < ah1ntt mt-et1n. I t M.l\ tnd1cate"' tha\ T ch ran 1 ullh:app ~t th~ doubhng of arm~ pm1.·, in the pa\I t "" \-\'a "' .\\atnll.ih 1'.homr1ni hn<in't been -J1c1 AIDEISOI 1d)tn¥ u11 lhl' C'hiiiei.e and I l'ach~ alone 10 suppl} his "'ar mach1nt.· Iranian arm<, bu~l'r\ haH· bl~n rang. i ng the globe tn search of S1 b1l11on "-Orth ofmun1t1on~ I about thl' t1ml' "K1uth 1'.urc.i "'J' p!:rwaded to '>lop !IC'lhnf.Untl\ to Iran. North "-on'n stepix•d 1n and began suppf\ 1ng land mine~ and rocket grenade) "-homc1m's arm'> scout\ h:l\ e nl'o found '>Oll'\l' prom1s1ng sources 1n '\r cn11n11 anJ Brn11l The) 'rf bar&JmU\& with r&cnuna tor Tam tanks. l-rt'nch-made Mirage tighter;. I rac;h Dau.er fiahte~. some old t.Jt~lfu)e~ and a helicopter 8raZll apbca~ "'1lhn1 to P31m oO on the d~ mni.an' MMnc amph1b1ou .a r-m ott'd ('l_I'$ Foo1note· N!-1.\ sour<'M bc'hc' e tha1 < h1na •"determined to ~'<'<>me net c,poner of \\Capons For e"mplc. abou1 3 month aao the hane qu1ttl drll\ ef't'd thrtt fn&01tc 10 C tl) pt 4.lt the tcd1temncan port of -\lc\andria If Pl· 1n1 U( ~J 1n 11 appart"nt 1ntcntton to II mo"' mun1· tmn' than 1t hu'' 11 "oulJ mat • nc~ Jm.'\:hun to1 tlw tOn\m1.1n1"'t 111nt J•ct 4.lt<hrse11 ¥ a ' IHl~arf4 C'9l•m•lst But no" ""omen are discarding high hl·el' I sec lhe e' 1dencc on lhl' strt"et "'here man) ""omen ha\'e talen to ""canng running <ihocs. l granl ~ou that the~ ta IT) other shoes" 1th them. ma) be t.'' en high heels. but lhe hand""nlmg 1,dearl) on the wall It" onh a mailer ol lune until woml·n stan Y.l·anngcomfonable shoes 1n thl· office !man\ alrcad' do) and cvc.-n \\hen going out al night Thdt "'Ill tw..· trul• llhcra11un -nol ru~t from pJin and' d1scomhm. bu1 alSl' from l'3ll'nng 10 men no matter hOY. unlomfonabk thC' l'OO\l'- qucnl'e\ There wa<; a 11ml· not -.o long ago. "'hc:n JU!ll ahout the "or't lhing )Ou rnuld ~a~ about a ""oman 1s lha1 she '>'ore "'hat were call~ "~ens1blc \hot''-" Thie; t·on1un.•d up the 1mugr of \t1v. (,rund\. 1e:1lhCr to both .\rch1c JnJ Jughead and meant that the \\oOmJn 1n 4uc'it1on dearh had no intcHl,t in ml·n But no longrr di.X'S a het•I \J\ l''C''"'th1ng ahout a "'Oman Thl'rl··, no doub1 that high heel' 11.illcr the leg bul so. Im lhat matter d11 l.'or-.cl'> llam·r the Y.a1'il D1!.C3rd ing high hed\ "-Ould c;1gnal tha1 "'omen arc ti nail' "'tiling to be Judged on \\ht• thn arC' and v.hat the' do - ralhl·r thJn h' thc t..tper of their kg ~kn Jlf'l'ad\ do that. 1.1. h1ch 1,. "'h' lhe' Jrt• mo,ll\ '° hla'><-' about fa<,h1on < lothe'> ma~ help mal e lhl' man. but "'hat rC'all \ make' him " who he ".mJ "hat ht' ha' Jon<' with ht\ hie \onH•d3\ p!.'Opil' Y. 111 lool back On the C'ra tlf h1~h hC'd\ and wonder v. h) "Oml·n C'\C'r wore them High heel\ "111 be l'Omparcd lO l'Orscts and to thr foot bmdmg of the Oncot.. c' en to the pant' g1rdlt• ""h1ch did more than lhc- Moral MaJont) e\cr did to d1s- t'Ourage prnm1~u11~ •\c; for men. the\ Y.111 nt.•\er l now "hnt it\ h~e to ha' l' a moonltt night 'ifX\tlcd b~ a date who tOOt'I~ hurt v.ho 'Ahtned that ... he n1uldn· wall another \tep The ""orld "'Ill o bit c;ancr and couple '\\ t.11 l..l\ lotttlhcr Ion r \o loo~ nt "hat wom1:n arc weann on thr 'tl't'('t H1ah hctl are hcadin.a toward l'\llnl uon In 1ht'1r place 1 romina. lif"t, the runn1na -.hM and 1hcn.1ncv11~hh·. the all pu~com fortthle \hOt' The fcm1n1 t 1n m<' applaud' th1'1 a'l a 1cp 1n the nJbt d1rtt110n and C\('n th<' male r-hau,,nt\I 1n me hk 1t Nothina. aflcr all. l1ll\ romani.c It ~c a brol('tl ~·I Rkhnl C'..._ 11 • t¥1Hlkatt"4 C'Ohunal. l. ~- • i• •' -----~-··-·---• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday. November 23, 198• • ~~ DiSCO\er just how rich a light cigarette can be. I tar:. 0 I mg n1co11ne i V per ' j Hl'lll rrc Report Mrtr 84 Warning Th e Surgeon Genera l Ha s Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. I l Regular and Menthol. .. I t ' • , , ... # ,,, .,,, ... ~ ;, .. ,, , .. -,. -, ti . , , ,, ,, , . " , , , , , ",, ... ,. .. ,,,,,, ,,,,,_,,, .,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,, .. ,"""" ,,,,,,.,,."'"" .. , , , , " ... , , , "-~ .. ,,;;,.,.,,,,~ ,.,,,,,,,,,.~,,, ... ,,,, ... ,,, .. ,,,;,,,,, ''''r '•• ,,.,,,,,,,. "'' ''"'' . , , , . ,,,,,., .. • ... . . . ...,..__.FRIDAY, NOVEMBEA 23, 111l Glenct•le wlll bethealte of LPQA tou,.., In M•rch. 82. .Colleg cagers play UCI be~sMonda but many of top 2 l.......-1'--i' ! are fn acUo~ ton _ f From AP dbpaldlel ~ t:JC Irvine waits unul Moftday open its season, but UCLA. Nev Las Veps and.the ruation·s No. I a 1 No. 2 team.s. Gcoractown and Ill~ no1s. set a head sun ton1aht u ltlC! college basketball season sets rolli!'f-~ UCLA. under new coach WOii Hazzard, hosts Idaho tonight (~ nel S at 8) and Santa Oara Saturda~ night. Nevada-Las Vegas opens ol( the road tonight at Nevada-Reno. • UCI. without head coach 8111 Mulligan who 1s rccovcrin1 froral minor surgery, 1s at the University ot Colorado Monday nia)lt. • Gcorsctown. the ddendin& na- tional champion, opens its campai41' tonight 1n the Civic Auditorium 111 Kilo. Hawaii. After facing H.awanl Hilo, the Hoyas will rest unu• Monday's road contest at H.awati" Loa. . ..., ......... .., ...... c..... Santa Ana •a M.lcbael Jona finda dayUCbt u OCC'a llike Flak (81) awatta chance to make atop (left) and Pirate Brett Morriaon Crtiht) leape for TD '1'&b. Illinois will face Idaho State in a first-round matchue in the GrcaC Alasb Shootout which began today! What ever happened to home open4 ers'? • ~ons 'Offense r~ght on the Money -----------..... - Orange Coast unable to stop Santa Ana quarterbac_k in ropptngfinale, 35-24_ By CHRIS MONAHAN ..o.itr .... eorr......,. - When the Orange Coast College Pirates took the field at the Santa Ana Bowl Thursday against Santa Ana College they faced a M1ss1on (Con- ference) Impossible L stopping the high-powered passjng offense of the Dons. The Pirates failed the mission, as Don quanerback Dave Money threw for 210 yards and four touchdowns, leading Santa Ana to a 35-24 victory in the season finale for both teams before 1.800 fans. The defeat ended the Pirates' three- game winning streak and their hopes for their fi rst .500 season since 1978. They finished at 4-6, 4-4 in their inaitgural Mission \onference season. The Dons. meanwhile ended the season 6-4. 5-3 in conference. The Dons were in control from the start, scoring touchdowns on three of their four first-quarter possessions on the arm of Money. with some help from pbftt retumer-wide receive rs Rene Strapp and Zcth Verdon. Strapp played an important role on the Dons' first scoring drive. first takfol a Pirate punt at his own 45- yard hneand returning it to the Pi rate 30. On the next play. Money threw for Strapp at the 15. The ball caromed off his hands and into the hands of tight end Craig McEwen, who carriccf 11 into the end zone. The Pirates were forced to punt again on their next dnve. This ume 11 was the speedy Verdon taking the punt at his 36. shooting down the right sidcline1and running the ball to the Pirate 21. where Coast punter Gordon Moss made a touchdown- sa v1ng tackle. "We have worked hard on special teams since earl}' summer." said Don Coach Dave Ogas. "I made my living for three years on special teams (Ogas played 1n that capacity for the Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills from 1968-70). You watch any good college team and they have good special teams." "We·ve played ~ood special teams all year," said Pirate Coach Dick Tucker. ··This is the worst we've played on special teams and I have no answer.'' Three pla)s after Verdon·s return. Money again found McEwen in the end zone. this time from 16 yards out. Gerr)' Graham·s extra point made 1t 14-0. Verdon was responsible for the beginning and the end of the Dons' ne\t drive. starung II with a 14-yard punt return and finishing 11 with a 21- yard touchdown reception. giving the Dons a 21-0 lead. thoueJi there was si11l two minutes remaining in the first quancr Tucker said those three scores put the Pirates into a hole too tough for them to dig their way out of. "We are not a great scoring team ... he said. "We were shaky at the beginning and couldn•t move the ball in the first hair:· The Pirates finall y did get on the scoreboard earl} in the SC<'ond quar- ter. Defensive back Derck Ntc.holls picked off tl\e only errant Money pass. Eight plays latec.. Pirate kicker Bill Lytle connected on a 39-yard field goal. to break the shutout. Right before halftime. Tucker opened up his bag oftncks. From the Don 4. laSllo pitched 10 running bad. Bob Bandurak. who fou nd Brett Morrison 1n the end zone. The sconng pass was Bandurak·s S«ond in two weeks. .\mong the Pirates' Sttond-haJf (Pleue eee OCC/82) Area tean;is shoot for seniis tonight ShawnMauey Marina hostsServite; Fountain Valley, Newport Harbor, Saddle back hit road By ROGER CAR~N Of .. Oellp""' ., ... ~II the games arc sched uled to stan at 7:30 with a semifinals benh guaranteed the winners. Here's a look at each: Su nset League champion Fountain Valley High and Sea View League co- champs Newpon Harbor and Saddle- back are on the road tonight in the Servile 110-1) vs . Marina (7-4 ): second round of the CIF football Serv11e's Friars are on a nine-game playoffs. winning streak af\cr dropping a 10-7 Only Marina, an upset winner over non-league decision to Marina. Eric Loyola in the first round of the Big Buechele leads Scrvite at quarterback Five Conference playoffs, finds itself and the Friars boast a big and fast 1n a position of playing on home turf. backfield. much in the same manner with a rematch against two-t tme--as-Manna'-s-W punch--Of Shawn defending Big Fi ve champion Serv1 te Massey and Adam ~ntoyan. The at Westminster High . win ner meets Fountain Valley or Is Edison sna:ke .. bitten? ·Workman says it isn't so In wake of another first roullii def eat coach denies jinx Edison High football fans must be wonderina what it takes to enjoy happy times in the Cl F football playoffs-once again the Chargers are on the sidelines wondering what • hapJ)Checl '? The Chargers. of course. enjoyed huge successes in the Kerwin-Dtno Bell era of 1979-80 with back-to-back championships, culminated by shutout victories in the finals over Redlands(S.S-O)and Fountain Valley (14-0). But aside from those two pqwer- house teams. well. the playoKs haven't been Edison'spicccofcakeas evidenced by si" first-round losses. The big one. of course. was in 1981 when the Dave Oerouit edition was shocked by Scrvftc. 1.i.1 . Some considered thal team as aood as either oft he two ~in& teams. ahhou.lh the incredible knockout punch oft~e Bells waubsent. And.Jtveme Edison. itsdefcntc and a 20.point lead in the fo unh quarter and I'd be happy toao- comodate anyone wilhna to bet apinst the Charae"' But. as fate would have 11. it happened Friday nilht and 811hop Amat ts tiUJ)ta)'in iby vlnucofil~ 2 1-~0 victory nakc·blltcn? Rocu C11LSOI P RlP SPORT S • ::r. ; Workman.r., never thought about it, but I don't believe in snak~b1t superstjtions. "We had a 20-potnt lead and rela xed and made very mistake possible ofTensi vcly, and defcns1 vely. too." Edison finished the season with an 8-3 record with all three one-point losses com in• in the fad1namomcnt apinst Bann1na. Fountain Valley and Bishop Amat. which is pretty aood company. "Those arc the kinds that will 5tay with you, ·~sayrWorttman. -eut wt'vcwon1 fcwpmesafterthc fi~t round and we will apin.'' For the record. the Characrs lost lhciropenerfourstra1ght years before splluinaa pair in '78, then the back· to-back crowns. followed by more aaravation-the Ion toScrvitc.a 21-171outol.oftt8eacbPoly1n 1982 1em1finalnnd last year' absence from thcpla)'ofl'i In 105tanuincc 1974thc haraers have an If ·8~ord.and that include e11bt victories 1n the 7<>·80 t~al.. lhou·~companna(aJ I'm urcall loyal Fountain Valley fans are about right now). the Barons have a 16-8 record in the last 10 years. losing in the first mundJUSt twice (both to Loyola). * * * El Modena. as reported earlier, will bcon Edison's schedule next year in non-league play-the first Orange County team to face the Chargers since Mater Dei decided 1t had cno~&h after fail in& to win in seven straight yean. Colton. Bannina. t. John Bosco and Notre Dame will round out the schedule. * * * Markyourcalendarforthe Dec. I 0-1.S slot for the ~t prep basketball action in thestate-blr none 1n capsule form Fortheba ketballJunkie. what transpires each year at the Tour· nament of Champions isauarantccd to satisfy the most demandtl'\I. It bqin at Cat Poly Pomona f'oT - the lint tworounds(Occ. 10, I I and 12), then mo\'es to the Anaheim Con \lcn tton Ccn tcr (or the last thrtt daysof compet1t1on. First round matchups: Oommauc7 vs. Verbum Oct~?;, Bannit-= Vi~(,~lO). t. anMn (7)andClcvdand&rv11t( ;30oll ()Cc 10. The follow1nt day-Manual An ComptonC4) .. nta MomC'a-roun- tain Valle} (5.30). !tlna Btact'I Pol>· nta lara(7)and Matrr Dc1-c·~,p1 (8.30) Fontana 1n the semis. 1tc: West- minstet High. Fountain Valley 19-ZI vs. Fontana 19-21: The c;teelers await with a run- onentcd offe nse and a defense anchored by 205-pound linebarker Jason Magne'is and 205-pound nose guard Edmund Fowler. Fountain Valle} Coarh Mike Milner calls Fontana's defense .. as good as we'll have seen 10 fi,e }'ears." Tailback Dave w1gan and quancrback John Pean spearhead FV. Sue: Fontana High. 9453 Citrus Ave .. Fontana. Newport Harbor (9-0-t) vs. Sanny Hills 110-1 ): Sunn) Hills. paced by the 1»~ of ll 5--pound-Tim Bt-mes...as a runner and linebacker. 1s the defend- ing lcntral Conference champion. -That kind of day lt"s a matchup of po"er and size against po"er and size w11h Harbor's tackles Mike &~ch (268) and Tom Kuchens 1237) pa' 1ng the "a) for Fntz Ho"se(s running and hane Foley's passing. Ile: Buena Park High. Magnolia at AcadeMy Dnve. SadcUebaek (10-0-1 ) vs. Fllllerlon (10-1): The hot Indians are the onl}' team to beat unn}' Hills and 1s the flreeway League's No. I entry because of1 t. Manin Luczaj's Fullenon squad has the slle and speed to sta}' with Saddleback's SW1ft Roadrunners. Both teams use 6-7 players on both sides of the ball. Earl Jones and Glenn C~mpbcU pro"1dc -Saddkback·s of- fensive punch. Site: Fullenon High. 201 E. Chapman. Cowbo79 Michael ~ (left) and Dennla Tb.,,... oel· cbrate NCk of Patriot QB TODJ EatM>n. See atory, 83. ' In addiuon to the lllfoois-ldaha State match up. the first round of thcf Shootout will see Tennessee' mecti°' Alabama-Birminaham. Maryland vs No. 19 Kfnsas an(i ~on q11nst the host Seawolves of AlasU. Anchorage. "tt•s earlier than I've ever played• tournament. and particularly with~ type of teams that arc in there, Orqon Coach Don Monson saidt .. lt'sa chance for us to make a httlc bl of national recoanition !or ourselves.·· llhno1s earned itself some mO!'f nauonal recognition when it S()Undl)' defeated No. S Oklahoma. 81-64. lasl Sunda) in the Ti~ff Oass1c ID Spnn&field. Mass. .. I'd probably be JUSt as hapJ>l beatt ng up on some teams." lllino1~ forward Doug Altenbergcr said. "We're going to find out a lot of lhinst 10 a hurry. but n feels ~ttcr after bea11ng Oklahoma." · Besides JUSt beating Oklahoma, l111no1s was able to stop the Sooncrs All-Amencarrforward Wa yman T1S.: dale The JOb was handed to scn10( center George Montgomet). who~ named Most Valuable Player in tho T1~ffscoring 17 points. grabbing 10 rebounds and holding Tisdale to I~ points. eight below his average lasl season : Sutcliffe · settojoinj Padres? i • San Diego GM McKeon conf:=::&4~~d~e=n~- of s igning hurler A DIEGO ( P) -San 01cgO Padres general manager Jacli McKeon says he 1s confident of attracting free agent pitcher Ric Sutcliffe to the Padres following two da}., ot meetings hetwecn the Na• 11onal League baseball champ1onf and the league·\ ( ~ Young Award \\tn~r I .. Rad. has a genuine interest ti$ pla}'ing here:· McKeon said "I Lhmt ifs going to come down to t\li O tcamf -u or the Cub " • utchffc "as \\OOCd b} the tOJ bra of the Padre . including owner Joan Kroc. dunna h1 '1s11 to Sa~ Diego w11h agent Baf"T) 4\xclrod. "I'm impressed b) the art'a and tht people in the Padre organizauon.• the 6· .. :! -\ear-old "81d ''The Padrcl arc an outstanding team and thc)'•rt going to get noth ing but better." 1 The Padres beat the Chtea&o Cut>t. utchffe•s most-recent employcl\ thrtt games to tv.o 1n the atiorut Lcaauc Champion hip Sencs 1n OQ. tober "The Pad~ have a lrOf\1 fa~ S) tern and a lot of )Oung J.>la 'ttra their maJOr-league rosteT, ' ~tch said I utci1tTc and ~clrod said thef "ere 1mprt sed b> tht' enthu 1asm ri rs Kroc.. who ho led a dinner f4 the group Tuesda)' night 1n La Joll~ and b> the 1nclus1on 1n the d1• nm1on of Padre fint bucm-. tt"H' Garve) • Gal"\C) and utchfTc arc fncnci, and former iummatcs on the • n~lcs Dod rs .. Joan K roe: has done some ircmeQo- dou" th1na.s with tht baHclub and for the JX'(>Plc in thiurca:· utcldTc M:t. · ' ou ~ad me bid thin~ •b<H6l.- ballpla c but people ll~e •te\t (1af'\.C)' and nd~ Thornton try tb 11\( meth1n1 beck " . • 'clrod 1d 1n addnlon to a fiv )e~r t'Ontf'l("1 offer from the Pad ht rttei\td bid\ from the Cu ~an It\ and tlan\I \. • ' .. I . '. Budd planning to continue her running career7 From AP dl1patebr1 JOHANNESBURG. South Afnca -m Running star Zola Budd. whose colh ion with Amencan Mar) Decker provided one of the baggei.t stones of the Lo Angeles Olympie$, planned a news conference this morning to disclose her "immediate" plans for the future, according to a friend. Jannie Mombe'l· chairman of thr Western Province Athletics naon, said Budd was stayina on has wane estate outside Cape Town whale formulating long- term plans. Mombcrg descibed as .. pure speculation .. news repons ttfat Budd had decided to return to international track competition. News reports Thursday • morning said Budd. 18, had decided to continue her running career abroad as a Bnt1sh citizen. Bccau~ of Soulh_Afnca's raciaJ policies of white-minority rule. Budd would be barred from most international competition and future 01) mp1cs unless \he competl'S for Great Bnta1n. as she dad at Los i\ngelcs. The l>amc news rcpons lW!ld Budd, who runs in bnrt' feet. would annountl' she will reside 1n outh Africa but tr.i"el C\tensa' d) ovcrsects to compete. The repons said !lhe plan~ to compete an an e1ght-k1lometcr race 1n late December in Zurich. v.11zcrland, then enter the English cross-countl) champ1onsh1ps Feb. 16. Earlier stories hinted that Budd wal> so shattered by the c.xpcnenn~ wtth Decker an the Olympic 3.000-meter run that she intended to st.a} 1n ~outh A fnca and abandon an 1ntcma11onal career Quote of tbe day lmcllMI '9rdM of the Chicago Butle, on pteytng for Coech Bobby Knight In the Otympa: "It w,e qutte en exper'lence. tt took a tot of dec:flcltlon to the game to keep Coach Kmght from uling 811 hit favorite vetbal expreuions. •• McEnroe out with wrist injury ~YDNEY . Australia John ~ McEnroe. the world's No. I pla)er. will miss the .\ustralian Open becauM" of an IOJUI)' to his left wrist. hut will be able to pla)' fo r the United Stall's 1n the Davis ("up fi,1al next month 1n wcden. McEnroe was ordcrt·d to Ulke a two-week breek from tenrw. after anJuring hts Wrt'lt dunng practa~ an C'ahforn1a two da)s ago "He called me and told me about hts wrist," Dr. Omar Farced. a member of the l J ~ Tennis Assoc1a- 11on's ports Medicine ( omm1ttec. '><ltd from his home , in Los .\ngcles. "I exa mined him and prescribed two rned1cauons. ' "I adv1s1:d htm not 10 pla) for two Wt't'h. He·s not read~ to pla> right no"." Asked when the re1gn1ng l .S Open and Wimbledon champion lould pla~ Farced said: ''I'm looking forward to ht!> pla) mg in the Davis ( up . .\!.far as rm co nu'rned. he \hould be ready for that I 00 percent. .. Wllander, Lendl post victories Mais Wilander of ~weden dl'lcated ~ Kevin Curren of the l 'n1tt'd State!>. 6-4. 6-7. 7-b Thur~da ) night m thl' Rio lntcrna11onal ( hallenge tenn1!> tournament an C anberra. .\u~tralia Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia also wa~ "11.:tunou' 1 n the tournament. beat1 ng Joakim Nys&rom of 'iv.eden. h-4 6-2 . Meanv.h1k. in a women's tournaml'nl 1n ~i.dnt') Au\lraha. hea\ ii~ -favored Pam Shriver v.a' up~t an thrl'l' ..ets b) un-.ccded Marcella Nesker ol thl' Netherlands. 5-7., 7-6. 6-4 1n third-round action . In other matchl.',, Zina Garrison defeated West Gl.'rman~ \ Bettina Bunge, 6-3. 7-5. and Yvonne Vermaak of Sou Lb Africa downed Christiane Jolissaint ofSw1t£erland. b-3 6-3 Florida fllea formal appeal 0 INESVILLE. Fla. -A formal ·m·t oppeal b the nivcrs1t)' of f)onda. 1n •II• ~ ponsc to ti ff NCA ~nct1ons over wrongoina in its football proaram. com- phuns that tht school cooperated'throuahout the probe ond shouldn't be lapped with thrtt ycan.' prob:rnon. rpe appeal filed With the Nat1on:1l (.'ollegaatc thletic Associ:rnon lso rebuked plan to take away 20 athletic scholarship , "The Univers1,ty of Flonda. in complyina with the letter and spant of NC lea• lat1on. and an an effon to how good faith. cooperated with the NCA to the max imum u tcnt possible.'' wrote UF attorney Jim Quincey in the appeal, rclea,ed Wednesday. The Southeastem onfercncc on Tuesday said the Gato~ would not be clia1blc to parttc1patc in any bowl this )Car and that a dec1 ion would be made later on whether F1ondn could keep its ne w league title. JC• to have tougher etanclarda SAN MA TEO -Junior college ath-• lctes in Caltforn1a will be facing one of the toughest academic quality requirements in antercollcginte athletics next fall under a recently adopted standard. The Commission on Athlettcs of the ahforn1a .\!>soc1at1on of Co'!_lmunuy Colle__ges voted last "' • end that JC students will ha ve tu maintain a 2.0-point (out of 4) avNa~e to be eligible: for panicipatton an sports. The requirement will be an force starting next fall Student\ alread) part1c1pating an spans this year will not be aITeqed. They will continue to be required to pas!> at ka t 24 semester units be tween seasons to be cltg1blc 1n an) one spon. Rookie Fuller returns to 49ers REDWOOD CITY -Rookie [il ltncbad.er Jeff Fuller has reJOined the San c II• 1-rannsco 49l'rs after a three-week absence for treatment of .. emotional problems that originated from a penod of personal crisis." Fuller worked out with the team Wednesday, and Coach Bill Walsh said. "He loo~ed good, and he was in great sp1rtt!>." Fulkrdeclt ned to talked about his treatment or the problems he felt. and he expla ined has absence onl y through a four~sentence statement issued through the team. The personal crisis was a rt!ference to the death of an uncle and a clo~ fnend. Th~ only difference he showed upon his return was an eight-pound weight gain to 218 pounds. and a cast on his left wrist. The cast covered a hairline fracture of the wrist. which occurred before Fuller left the team on Nov 2. but only began to hun during has treatment. The fifth-round draft choice from Teus A&M had been pla)tng regularly in the nickel defense and on five of the six special teams. For Sunday's ff.lme against th e New Orleans Saints. he probabl) will play only on special team~ Canadlens win on late goal goal of the game with 4:48 remaining U1 the , Goy Ca rbonneau scored has second ~ third penod to snap a 11e and ltft the Montreal ( anad1ens to a 3-2 victor) o'er ('h1cago 1n National Hockey League action Thllrsday night. With a burst of speed. Carbonneau spl11 the defense of Keith Brown and Seba Wllson_Ju!>t O\er the Chicago blue hne. then snapped a shot oITthc left goal po~t and O\ er goaltender Murray Bannerman's 5houlder . . In tht' only othcr NHL game Thursday, ce nter Greg Malone scored two goal!. and colle<·ted three assists and center Mark Johnson added two goals to spark Hanford to a 9-3 rout of Pmsburgh. The \<1ctory ~napped a three-game lo!lang streak for the Whakrs ;lnd their goal output was the team'<, highest tht'\ season. Televlalon, radlo ffL£Yt8ION 11 :30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Boston College at Miami, Fla., Channel 2. 8 p.m. -COU!GE 8ASKET8ALL: Idaho at UCLA (delayed), Channel 5. 10 p.m. -BOXING: From the Olympic Auditorium, Channel 56. RADIO 7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE 8A8KET8ALL: Idaho at UCLA, KMPC (710). occ. • • rrom81 h1&hhahts were ll scven·yard run on a ta'c punt to kctp one orina drive allveand uheadlup playbyLa 1loon the Pirates' nnal scorina drive. From the Don 43. Laszlo swept riaht for fi ve yards. As he was go1na down, he pitched the ball 10 John Casteneda. who carried it the final 38 yards for the score. Cristcncda himself completed two pa ses (one to Laszlo) in the fourth quancr "We were desperate at the end ," ~id Tucker of his gadget plays. . S.,,.I AM U, Or1nte CNtf Jie Sew• n ou-nen Or•nee Coett O 10 O 1._,• S.ftl• AM '1 1 1 0-U SAC-McE~ lO PH• from ~ CGralltm llk:kl 'SAC-McEw.n 16 !MIU •from Monty CGrallem klCkl SAC-Vtroon 21 !MIU from ,.,,,_., (Gr•h•m kklll • OCC-Lvtle 3t FG SAC-+let"11 2 run (Gralltm lllck) OCC-MorrfWI 4 IMIH from 8andurak ILvllt kick) SAC-Vll'dOl1 12 oau from Money (GraMm 111cll) OCC-Catlelleda 26 NH from Laulo (klctl fafltdl OCC-Catl"*'8 U rUll Claulo runl Allenda:-~ICIO (atllmaledl IOUAL STATISTICS . ""~ OCC-Catteneci., •·45, 8radltv, 4·.,.; M4lnclenlltd, 6-lt; Laulo, 19-36, 8ancstru61, 7-76, Mar1fne1, S-24, Mon, 1-7, Brown, 1·3 SAC--'-t, IS-13, Adamt, 11-47; ~. $-11, ~. 3-lor·mfnu• 13, .. ....... OCC-LatzlO, 10·76· I 1:\1; CatleMd•, 2-2·0 4'; 8andUrak, 1-1-0 •· SAC-Monev, 12-1'·1 ?IO, Delllealla, 0-3-0 0 . ·~ occ-erown, 4-79, 8radlev. 3-n. Jollntlone, 2-26, t .. 19ntda, 1•2', Laszlo, 1-lf; M41nden118•, 1-10, Morrltot1, i-.•. SAC-McEwen, 6-14'; Verdon, 4·49; Garcfe, 1·7; JOllH, 1•6. CM 's Tripp third in midget race GA RDENA -Ron Shuman of Mesa. Ariz .. won his fifih U.S. Auto Club Turkey Night Midget Grand Pri x in six years at Ascot Park Thursday night at Ascot Park. while- Tom Bigelow of Whitewater. Wis., clinched the national championship. 0..,l'llee ....... ~ll-~ Orange Coaat quarterback Ken Luzlo roll• out to elude preaure applied by Santa Ana defender Tom Reynold.a. Behind Sh uman. who pulled away each ti me after four yellow Oags. came Rach Vogler of Indianapolis. fin1sh - mg second with Ron "Sleepy" Tripp of Co ta Mesa third. Sports on TV-for weekend Saturday TELEVISION 10 a.m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL. Lou1sv1lle \S. Indiana.Channel 2. Noon -BOWLING: PB.\ tourlrom C olumbu\, Ohio, ( han nel 4. I :!:30 pm -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Notre Dame at USC . Channel 2 12 30 p m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: O~lahoma H. 01..tahoma 'it . Channel 7 I :30 p.m -SPORTSWORLD. Box ing -US BA m1ddlcwc1ght champ1efi\'ih1p tight between champion ·\lex Ramu\ and challl'nger Jamc':I l\.ancheri. A look at running an l'\menca with Franl>. Shoner and Ahmad Ra\had. ( hannel 4. 2 p.m. -OCCER: l I.~. v\. ( olurnh1a (played at the ,LA ( oltscum Oct. 11 ), Channel 14 :!:JO p.m. -GOLF· The ~l>.1n') Game -fork N1cklau,, .\rnold Palmer. (Jary Pla}er and r om Wat!>On rlll'l.'t an unique match-pla) comix·auon v. 1th total prtLe mone' of$360.000, Channel 4. J. p.m -PREP FOOTBALL. Nl•wpon llarhor \l>. Sunn} Htll'I (tape), Channel 56. 7 30 p.l'll -PRO BA KETBALL. Laker~ at ( lipper<;, ( hannel 9. 8 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL. Santa Clara al l '< L•\ (tlela}ed). Channel 5. RADIO • 10:30a.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: BY U "l>. Utah ~t.. KFO -F-M (93.5 ) (coveray,e ends a1 12:30). I :!:JO pm. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Notre Dame vs. use KN x < 1010). 5: I 5 p.m. -WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: UCLA vs. Pepperd1ne. KFOX-FM (93.5). 5:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Air Force vs. Te>.as El Paso, K WYE-FM (I 08). 7 p.m. -OOLLEGE FOOTBALL: Long Beach St. at San Diego St.. KEZY ( 11 90). KSDO ( 1130). 7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakers at Clippers. KLAC (570). KIEV (870). 7:30 p.Vn. -PRO HOCKEY Winnipeg at Kings. KWVE(108 FM). 7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL· anta Clara at UCLA. KMPC (7 10). Sunday TELEVISION 10 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Rams at Tampa Bay. Channel 2 10:30 am. -GOLtt ~kins Game. Channel 4 I p.m -PRO FOOTBALL. Seattle \S. Denver. ( hannel 4. 3 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL· l JS(' vs. Notre Dame (tapcJ, Channel 2. RADIO 10 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Rams at Tampa Ba). KMPC (710). I p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Indianapolis at Raiders, KWVE ( 108 FM). 7 p.m -PRO BASKETBALL: Phoenix at Clippers. KIEV (870). 7 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Seattle at Lakcrs. KLA(' (570). LPGA tour plans Glendale stop next year 1984 COUGAR AA "'0 c~d f'nd ......... tO 680.f' 1 • Monthly leoM poy-U27 24 ,.t,nd~ ..,...,,,.1 d•pov• S1s6 lotol -"'du. a! <Neptoon ol l«JM. s683 1A 1,,11,1 ,,.,,, ,,., ~r por"'"'' S 10 9 AA 1,,,,,1 M.le<!Qe ollowed 60 000 Penalty 6c pet "'''•over 60000 .... , •• AP n ,..j •NJ 1,oow • 10 617S90 • Monflll~ ll'O"' poy_.,t \710 84 ~pf,,,-,rf,,bl~ ~-''"'' t., o.-,.,,+"' '77-. £\t1mat•d f~trn'4' IH i 166 fnto1 omount dv, at I~\~ •n<ephOt\ )o lu 8A 101,,1.,"' '""' ol J>oym~"" SIO SH "l•l•t>Q• allowed 60.000 Penolty 6c pe• ''" O••• 60,000 FORD ME RCU RY LINCOLN ;tMon!tlly poym<1nl 1ndvde' 1ttle to• de1tinot10n charge\ & hcente •• n moy ho.., 09'..,.. '<> p. r t <> • llo• to• .tt 1,.,,.,. o.-d ot o pu<• "990'toted -th. ....... al i.o.. ,...f'phon ~' l~<i'-•f' ~u ,.,,... ~ •o r>vtfho-.. ~<or ot ktoM ~d le\we •• r•~ f°' ... '"' .... ftO' ond ••n1 l~'=J\.f" '''t•n t ,,.d~ oppu1"o4 & ..nwrobtlfty t,fu-ndob .. M<ufrty depoM1 ond h t lnOMI\ • i.o .. ,.-y ........ """ i,,,..,,. I" du,. al .. a •• "'Cepl- lU IOHlllON AllD ION LlllOILI • MERCURY "HorM of the Goldrn Tovcli ' 1121 llAUll ILYI-COSTA IESA 140-1110 ' The U n1den In' 1ta11onal tour- nament at Mesa Verde Country Club March 7-1 O"on·1 be the only Ladies Profc<,\1onal Golf A~soc1at1on event in the Los Angcle~-OrangeC'ounty area an 1985. Thc(ireat Nonh('rn Insured An- nual~ C.orpora11o n ofSeattl~as pon- ltoring the GNA C"lao;s1c at Oakmont Country Cl ub 1n Glendale March 20-24 with former USC publicist and Seattle Seahawk official Don Andersen as executi ve director. The Un1den tournament wall be returning for the second )car with an in creased purse for 1985 accordrng to tournament director Larry lgara~h1 * * • -\mencan C1olfClub" making morcofan 1mprCSSJon all the tame. Rancho San Joaquin an Irvine t!>a member of the group along with Meadowlark GC' of H unt1ngton Beach and C'asta Del Sol of Mission VaeJO. . ---~-----~~ TELESCOPE ALE!! • T•sctptt • ._.,. • llcroscopn • T tllphoto LtnHS. YES, IT1 tD£ IN COSTA MESA The Larcnt & Mint Complete mESCOPE C00tR IN nt: U.S. Scope "CllR MON·IAT t Ml • 1 N ... AY 11 Ml· IN -. 3033 S. IMIT<l COSTA tDA ,(714) 957.1900 ...., .. Howa rd Whitel11de 1s director of golf at Rancho San Joaquin and is proud of the Junior program the club had th as past year. "Our Junior Eagle program grew from 46 youngsters in 1983 to 156 an 1984.'' Wh1/cside says. "This 1s an increase of I 0'3nd m:rk?"s our program the largest ofany America n GolfC'lubcourse. "We have clinics ever) Saturday beginning at noon for membersofthe Junior Eagle program. Any youngo;ter interested an signing up should con- tact us at the course. Our nex t big s1gnup will be 1n March." American Golf Club. incidentally, 1!lthegroupthatofTcr aJlgolfcrsa chance to get an official handicap and pla y 22 free rounds of golf at various C(}ursc they operate 1n Southern and Nonhern California. Nevada and Arizona. The three Long Beach cnycourse~. Recreation Park.Skylinksand El Otfrado. recently came into the group. In adduion to the free rounds offered for join an' mencan Golf Club, members will also be able to play each of these courses for a $2 green fee for one round in 1985. There are other benefits includinga numberoftoumamcntsspon~orcdby theclubalong with a chance 10 piny such cour~cus Pebble Beach, R1v1cra and p)'glu'\s for club members. There as also a chance to get on official SC'CiA handicap along with a$35 gift ccn1fica1e. The cost ofjoanang fo r new mem· bcrs 1s only $SS with a handicap or $47 for tho!>C nlrendv havi naone or not wantan~ to get one. If you figure 22 Howuo HUDY GoLF rounClsofgolfin the$55. you get a figure of$2.50 per round. Everything else that is included in the package would be free. This has to be the bi~est bargain for golfers in the spon nght now. * * * Mark O'Menrn. the former Mission VieJO High star now on the PGA tour, ~ll'iade the most dramatic increase in official earnings an 1984, wanning $396.519 more th an in the prc"1ous year. Has first tour victor) came an Milwaukee late an the year. I le recorded a 29 fornine holes. six under par. an the Hanford Open to equal the best nine-hole score of the year . O'Me;u:;i was the leading b1rd1e shootcr'On the tour th is past season by a wide margin . lfhe had not won the Milwaukee tournament, O'Mcarn would have had thedub1ousdistinct1on of win- ning the most money an a calendar rcarw1thouta victory. Instead. Payne Stewan earned $288. 795 to set a record. O'Meara wns over SJ I S,000 when he won in M1lwauk\.-e Rustlers' Rea named volleyball MVP 'iophomorc out\1dc hatter lly Rea of Golden West ollegc ha' been C'hosen the Mo t Valuable Pla)'t'r in South Coa~t Conference vollcyh:lll an :i Poll of co chcs. Ru tier ( oach Albert Ga panan wa$ tabhcd the conference's Coach of the car oOcr auid1na Golden West to a I 4-0 rt"COTd this ~awn. ( hr1\ Donohut' and Juhe Rol~d v.crc other Rui.tlcrs oamcd to the fi t 1en11l. Ml'anwh1k. <' runner· p Oran ~ ( oas1 haJ three playe" cho~n 10 the fif'\t team -Su1c11c • -==---------.. ucrvaa\, h 'II)' !>npoae ttntJ KoAan- nt McMillen. ... - NflL NATIONAL COHl'llllNCI w .. , "kn Fren ll•m• NewOrl .. ns Allllnle W L T l'ct. ,.,. I flA 1l 1 0 •11 llS I ... , s o ~m 221 • 6 0 soo 20 us , ' o 2so m m Cenll'at • • 0 s • 0 ClllGa(IO Green Bev Delroll Ttmoe a .... Mlnne1011 • , 1 4 • 0 3 ' 0 l!HI 667 240 197 3'5 30S 267 14' 250 316 333 724 ,., .250 2U lJO Oallil1 NV Gla 11t1 Waa11l11111on SI. Loul1 • s 0 615 ?J.3 '"° 1 s 0 513217'23 1 s 0 5'3 295 ,,. 6 6 0 SOO llS 26' """-Oelotlla S 6 I .45' 21S 13-4 AMElllCAH COHl'lllllHCI Denver s .. 11 .. ... ..,. S.n Dllflo. Kenaas Cllv PIU'°"11111 Clncinn11t CleYtla no Hou1ton Weu 11 I 0 10 2 0 I • 0 6 6 0 s , 0 CM!ral 6 6 0 • I 0 ) 9 0 2 10 0 l!HI 917 269 111 '" lJ1 116 "' m n1 soo '" m 417 ltS 2SS soo 2n m l3l lOI 266 250 ~· ,,. "' 111 l36 M1am1 II 1 O 917 3U 199 New En91ano I S O 6U 319 712 NY Jell 6 6 0 S00 263 25' lnd1e na oo11, • I o JJ3 190 321 Buftalo 1 11 o Ol3 177 325 x-cllnch4HJ wllO·caro olevoff t>erll• ThurMNiv't Sures Dttroit 31. GrNn Bev 2t Dallas 20, N•Wi Enoleno 17 Su,.,.v's Ga,,,., Ram1 et Tamoa Bev !Channel 1 et 10 e m ) lnolenaoolls a1 llalclers At1an11 al Clncl11na ll Buffalo et wu111no1on Hou1lon al CleYll•nd Kansas Cltv al New York Glenll Phlle Otlphia el SI LC>Yls San Dleqo 11 Plllst>Yrqh ChltellO el Mlnnesole Sen Frencltco el New Orleans Selllle al Denver IChanntt • al t pm 1 l\Mndlv's Game New Yori\ Jtll el Miami fChennel 7 al 6 om > c*" THURSDAY'S SCORE M11m1. Of110 ll C1nc1nnat1 26 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Minion Conference I Flnall ConMnnc.t WLT »001e1:>ac~ 1 I o Rlve,,ooe 1 I O »nte Ana 6 2 O Drllllle COHI 4 4 0 Cirrus 3 s o Soulhwtllern 3 S O P1lomar 2 6 O Sin D1990 7 6 0 Sen Dl1190 Mue I 1 o TlwrMNlv'1 Sure. Senla Ant JS. Orange Coas1 2t P•IOmar SS. Sen DltllO Mese 19 R lver11oe 74, Cllru1 20 Sen Diego 1, Soull'lwetltrn O SATURDAY'S GAMES Pee·• Confffence Overal W L. T 9 I 0 9 I 0 6 4 0 4 6 0 J 6 1 s s 0 4 6 0 7 I 0 I 9 0 Goioen Wt\! el 8ekerst1110. l.lO om Lonq &tech e1 Fulltflon Ml Son An1onlo al El Cemlno Pasadena al Toft ~c.c..w- L.A v.iiev •' w .. 1 L.ot Aneelff, I 111 m E•SI Lot AMelet el L.A Pierce Al ..,... ., 1-:Jt iun. .............. Hltll\ KMet .. V .... IS.CW feuM. ...._.,Jilt IM\.l •IO l'tV• CON"lllHCI S«vlle 110 l) "' Merine 17 •I al We.I mlmttr H'911 flovntelft Valitv 19•21 et Fontana lt-2> RlvenlOe Poly I 10-IJ •I a ltllOO Am•• 11+11 l.ono •tech Polv ,,.. H •I SI Jonn loteo (1-1-11 CINTitAL COHf'llllNCI IA• AmlllOI (6-S) •I Le .Mirada (11 •0) NtWPOrl Hert>O< (9·0-~) vt $unny Hiits (10-1) el 8~1141 Perll Hlon SadOlebacll (I0·0· 1l el Fullerton 111>-1 I I.• Quinta (1·21 et Velencla 111·0) SOUTHlllN CON,llllNCI Lvnwood (11•0) "'" El Toro 11·31 et Mlulon Vlelo Hi.ft (Sat1.1roavl El Modena 110-1) et 1.0t Allot 11·31 E•-enu (10• ll "' Vitia flar11 ll ·J) at El Modene Hllth • FOOlhlll (llHI el Minion VlelO (7·2·7) COASTAL CONl'lll•NCI Oxnerd (7·2·21 at Camarillo 110-11 P•sadena (1()-l) " TllOusand 0.1\t 16·SI Muir (10· ll vs s.tlta Molllca (t· 11 at Sanl• Monica Cotleoe Vafllure (10·0-1) vs ChanMI lllanot 19·1·1) 81 H-Hlol'I DIHllT CONl'llllNCI Aooorii 111-01" 81nnlng (1·1·71 St Bonaventure 19•2) vt, ~lreletle 19·21 a I Redondo H 1911 St Gtnevlevt (f ·l) 11 Yuqlpa 11·31 al U Of Recunoi Se nti Ci.re 110· II YI Cllal'IM •Oe (6-SI al Pierce C~ llASTlllH CON,llllHCI Claremont 111·01 Yt Soulh Hiiis 15·61 11 Covl~ Hlgl'I Norco (9·21 al UPlend 11·2· II Bell Geroens I 10· ll e l Ttmole Cllv (1·2l Arllnoton (I 1·01 et San Marino 11·2) INLAND COH,IRllHCI Whittler Chrlsllen (ll·O) YI 810 Otar (6·51 et Rim ot 11'1• World Hloh (Seturdev, 1.30 p,m.I LA Luthertn (1·21 et Beeumont (7·3· 11 Onlerlo Cl'lrislien 11·31 vs Montcl1lr Preo 19·2) et LA Vellev Collt9• Deserl 17·•1 al Valley Chrl"l•n (9·21 NOtlTHWllSTEllH CONl'Elll NCI Cenvon (11-0) al St 8ernerd 11·7· II At11cadero 11·3) el LomPOC 110· I) C11>rlllo ( 10· II 11 »nta Marla (7·4) Antelope Vali.v (7·41 YI 8evtrly Hlll1 (7·2·2) et Culver Cflv High SOUTHEASTIRN CONl'llllHCI Dlamono ear ( 11·01 11 01.11r1e 11·2) Arrovo C 10· IJ v1 ltoval Oak (t·2l " Cflrul College KtOC>tl (1·21 et S.n Barnerolno ( 10· II 0.ldwln P•rk (10-01 vs Aoe>te V•li.v 110· ll et ViClor V•llev High EIGHT ·MAH FINALS Larw Dlvl'*t Teme>1e1on "'· Fe llll BePllll 11 81rm· Ingham High Small DM"8n N1woor1 Christian vs. Hnperte Cllrl1t11n lat Victor Ve ii.v High, SelurOeY. 1 om 1 Tiiis WMtl'S tr04lt •tm LOS ANGl!LES -Big Rock Cr8", Cestelc Lallt, El OoredO Ptrk Leke, Ellzebelh Lalo.e, Legg Lakn. Peck Road Park Leke, Plru Crffk IFrenchmt n'1 Fla ll. Puck!lngstone L•k•, Pvramld Le~e. Sa n111 Ft ltHervolr .... ~ ll4UIUDAY'J RIWLTS l lJlll .i St·NIM ~ ,,__> flMllST llACI. 350 vercb "''* Diamond Ledv l'fr.rl 7.60 UO 320 Miu SH U Sooner u: Garcia I UO 3 20 Pe llltt DoM (Frevl 11,40 AllO r1Ked Hkllllend Lvn•, l.11111 Soolllt Rvon, Ce» Me C••uel, Fub Time Fentv. Miu Mol8'k Tl,,,.. 11 11 SICOHD llACll. lSO varos. Flllv eumoo (Oelom&al 13.60 s.20 4.00 Limit.a Rto!JHI IE Gercll ) 7.00 5.00 Flatl'I Denc.r (H. Gerctel 4AO Alto reeeo Bebv Lecv, L'(Ms Love, Mlrrv Oh•, Tlnv FMhJre, Sllllenca, Leu lfl Fun Ber, Htrsnev KISS.I Time 1106 U DAILY DOUBLE (7·6) Pakl U I <IO U IXACTA 16·2) oato U9 00 THMllD RACE. 350 nrd1 1"9 0. Plall (H Gercle l 120 l.60 J?O BHI Aclor (Hert) 3 20 '40 Pelln Fren (TllOmesl 3.tO Also raceo StvtlsNv Ridl, Oenlsl'I D•v1, Kiie Kell, W-. Snaza Good KIO, Our MlrrlooH, VR Ouff!I 8rtflda · n,.,,.-11.11 . FOUllTH llACE. 400 varos. King Of Juf'lla (E Grcl 12 IO 5 20 • 20 .... " A TUlv 81to (P~-* 1 IO 7 20 Rlcn Soarks (Trtnurel • 20 Also rec.a. Lane• Exoreu, SoortYCal, Go111 Polley, GlllOIO Ooo, Semutl Pea Satin Sunset. Gotta Slule »rth Time 20 II S2 l:XACTA (9·11 oalo st•.00 FIFTH llACE. 350 veros. Suoo111 Win' ISte1nmlllerl > S 20 3 60 3 00 Armen Jon (8arOI 6.60 •OO CoaSlel Rockel (Hermon) • 80 Also raced Game 8re1ktr, Deck's Cllemplon, Slu lln Six, Teem Time Eclipse, Flrt Pollcv, Ale Holl Time. 11.13. U I! XACT A (I ·41 Pelo l39.60. SIXTH .RACE. lOO verds LA Plunder IS.ville) 7 60 • 20 2 60 RoclletbYWorO(Frev) 100 U O Min KIPY Ce 1 (Crtaoerl 2 20 Also raced . Meggie's Mem. Meggie Motion, Aovll Pltn. Sunnv N Warm« Time 1561 n EXACTA (1·S) Palo 151.40 SEVENTH RACE. 400 verOs Sommer'1 Slarlel CCrgrl 8 00 4 00 3 20 Prectoys w ine ( H•rll 3 40 3 20 Jerem11 IGarc .. 1 s 60 AllO raceo Gel Awav. Outek Jet's B.Oulno. Bl<luti!n. snor1 Dance Tome 20 II U EXACTA 17·51 oa.o "600 llGHTH RACE. 3SO var01 Oasl'l1nq Toro !Hartl 7 90 4 00 3 20 Dtekev'l Blue Oefllm CAOairl S.20 2 IO Meior's Mevers (Treasure> • 60 AISo receo Soll Slrtak. Mr °"'· Remb41n ArC>YnO. Gentntln Revenue Iona KIPtv. Azure EchO Time 17 61 U EXACTA ll·JI P•ICI SJS.40 n fllCI( SIX 19·9·1·7·7·91 e>a10 S 1 I ,6'6.60 with '1x winning llckett , ,,, horHll U Pick So• consolation paid s 117 20 wlln 162 winning hckel1 (five horses) NINTH AACli~ 350 Yards. Rel .. 11'1• Colors <Garcia) 16.80 lflwtre1r1chman CFrvoevJ Legal Frltno (LackevJ Also raced Walcllme Ftv Masonry, Tlmeiot>ee Rlchllirf. Glveewav1 lmbaOntwl Time 11·19 8<1() uo 400 UO 13.20 BY. Mr Jlmmv'\ u EXACTA 16·10) Palo SHOO A lllndance S, 501 HllywMd ftet1c L THUUOAY'' llUULTS ( 11111 tf l1·•Y tflerwtMrM ""'""""' l'•JTllACI ''~ Etn E H V IMcC.a1r011) ) 60 7 IO 1 t0 (l(llMC.• IBl8CllJ uo 00 Love ... , Doc (S1tvt11•I ) ~ Alw receo Lfllt O' Mot•on. DoctOI' J\JCIOe eocca1e10, 8utt Mar••• CIOM Allo A CnamooOt1 rtt.cl'lv ~111. Sover•"llfl Ptact Time I 11 SICOHD llACI . 6 furlOllO' JllllJlt (Muf!llllV) 20 00 1320 10 00 Ladv Got A W•v (OornlnlNlll l•.00 9 00 Neomi'• My J•wll (Ptdtota) 16 IO Also •teed ~ A TOii, &Y~dv. Vuoetu,, S•menll'I• $\it, Ustlca. Sier Slek le, Lori's llloom. All• Grenade. Ladv Unlvertal Time I 1) J/S n DAIL y DOUBL.• 12·41 oalcl ~ 10. '° TH .. D llACI. 6 fu<lonils La F'onlev11 IHewleYI f 00 J10 140 Clrcular IMcCarronl 2 IO 2 20 Proncen Lu<utlah IV•lenzutt• I 2 40 AllO rec.a Me1cnoennv View From Above, Peuoulna Time 111 415 .S EXACT A 16 SI e>a10 SSl SO FOUttTH RACI . Ont mile Mlt ml JoV (LOIOVll JI 00 12 20 1 0t lrlsl'I Menage IHIWlevl • 00 3 7'l '1'°""9 Cllerl IP1nuv1 6 20 Also raced Selle Elell1n1. S.1nllv 5'>1n Bi.me II On M4, Wtloehu. Ele9ent Kt~v SarD<•n Prlnc111 Gtobal Girl. Genii• MO· mtnl Tome l 41 3 ~ U EXACT A 19·11 oeoO '360 SO l'IFTH RACE. 6 lurl0n9\ 1nt1n1tvmen 1Qr14191/ l 40 2 40 1 20 Reformultle ($11>111411 2 60 2 60 Oondoltro lBleckJ 2 90 Also rec.a . Tough Ano Proud NOl>htOU Ht's SolrlltO Reeo All Aoou• II Time I 12 SS EXACTA Cl 4) Paoo S2700 SIXTH AACI. 6 turlono\ Seri's Dell11hl IVinzll 1 10 4 llO l 80 Exuoerant Dtvll COeienouuevet 1 80 4 60 PurlOln ILoaoval 9 40 Alio recto 0 8014 Bttler uo ltuelun Rounder, He no some Cher11e. L11111t Will Rad So10tr, Wlll'I S1>lr11, Bower Sonq Tome I 12 SS DACTA (4·101 Paid ll6900 SEVENTH RACE. Ont mlle Poceuet ISttl~I 2120 1660 10 00 GolOln ScrNn I Hawltv I 24 60 IS 60 Ktnneov Exoreu (Wtnlll 16IO AllO •eceo Nll•li• Knows OHcontu Bon Nuol lttoutehon M•u Cnor111e Queen Ouot '• Meiem• ~lilt Ftt ur Proncesa Elv•re TlfN! l..J8 4 S U EXACTA Ill 121 pe,d SI 4S200 l1 PICk SIX 14·6·9· I S· 4· I h 0.10 S1 190 40 wlln 1nrH wonnono llCktl\ (five nor .. u Cerrvover OOol U I 51 l SS UGHTH RACE. I , molts on turt Good A1 Omnos (M4nl S6 40 23 20 13 40 CC>Ynlv SHI (MCCerron) 11 60 9 00 Neu loout Horol 6 20 A110 rectd ScruP11les. H1nosomt Ont Slrong Dolla r. S1gamore Otl!>v, Momen10 II. eenem Performer Time 2 27 U EXACTA 13·11 0110 Sl,2'600 NINTH RACE. One mtlt Ovttn ()! Ori.ns I Pre Ir I 95 40 23 00 10 Ml Mtrlllo's Aniln Sao IP1ncav> • 20 3 90 Trillium (S1tvtn$) · 4 40 Allo r1ceo W1nn1ng Go10, EIOono. Jot111 Snennon, Slltnl Cat Ce rt>onOal•. Ta1dv Tlmt I 40 4/S l5 E.XACTA <•·II oa•O Sl.lSOOO Allendanct 22 .633 ~ . Orange Cout OAIL Y PILOT /Frtct.y, NcM!mNt 23, 1-.. • NHL CAAl\ltHLL. CONf'lllllHCI ~OMMM W L T '°" Of' COA Eomonton 14 > ) JI 104 '° Calllarv 11 7 1 1S ICQ 71 o. 10 , ) n 11 n Wlnro1199 • I 1 It 71 70 Venc~11er • IS 2 10 71 12S Harri\ OMtltll C:lltc.1100 9 ' 2 70 ., » $1 Lou" t I I 11 61 64 M•-te S 9 S IS '9 t2 Delrolt S 11 2 12 6S to Toronto • t7 3 11 to 90 WALIS COffl'llllHCI fl•trlcll DMt* Pholll44tl0flia 12 3 l 17 17 4t NV 1"8notr-t II 7 I D 100 .. NY lte-l I I I 17 70 n 'IYt "'moion 6 7 S 17 '4 6S Pltt\l)\j(gll ' 10 1 U '7 tl New Jersav • 11 7 10 Sot 16 A81M DM.iee Montrta 11 4 ? ?• 69 SI Boiton 10 I l 11 11 '1 Buffall> t I 2 20 n 67 0utoec t 10 1 19 n 1• Har ttord I f 1 II 62 1t Tlwn4!1V's kerH Hertfo<o 9, Pillsburth J Montrnrt. Cl'lbOO t T lflitM' I CO-. Pno,.0ttot111 el BvffelO ,. NV ls1anott1 •• we1n1nq1on New Jersev et Minnnote Toronto 11 Detroit SL Lou11 .1.1 C..IOarv w1nn1PeQ et Vancouver NBA WUTE•N COH'l!.ll£NCE PKllk DMw.i W L flct. GB LA Liken 9 S 6.43 Prloen• • I 6 571 Por111no 1 6 571 SHlllt I 333 LA~ 9 )()I 4 > GO<Ot<I Stele J 10 731 S , Nvow.st DN11*1 HouSlon 10 2 133 Denver 10 2 aJJ De• el 1 1 500 ~., Anlon•o 6 1 462 4 1 lJlall 6 1 461 4 I Kans.u C ,.,. 1 9 112 1 , EASTERN COHFEllENCE Alefttk OIV!llen Bosion t t 900 Pno1aoeion°a I 3 n1 I I Wasl'longton 9 S Ml 7 N~ Jtrw.,. ' 1 467 • , New Vort.. ~ 9 3S7 6 Ctfttf¥ °"'''*' MlhN•ul<M 9 ~ ~ C nocego 1 6 SJe I , Oe1r01t 1 ' 6ll I > All•nll ~ 1 417 J lnOlene 9 JOI 4 , Clt'•elano I 11 Ol3 1 Tlwrldlv's Scorfl No 1111mt~ scl'leclultO T.,..,,..1 ~.,,,., Wasn1noton 11 8011on New York et Dt <rOtt Ke~sas Coty •I 1no .. na c.-...~ ~ .... !ea"O et UCLA ~eel9Wf! et Hewe Hilt VltO not Ys Ptevl4len0 el ~ ----Cflftt el Hewell Oev.ci-at Ctlemol\ede atctt ... Nevaoa·La.1 VeeM at Nev101r-.no M«11an St II Hew MettKO .._,on ~"' a1 ArltOlll C•I Sl•t• HonrwlOoe el Ulel'I *""'""' Trlnflv, Tt••• et a.vior Ttt-•l SOu!hetn •I $MU Fort Lew" er Tt!lll·EI Paso NIWW•ll •redlev l l l.o'ftM, •• lb.It Utlea •' Cornell Cerneu·a·Mdon •I N •G•I• .... TOUllHAMCHTS Gl'Ml .... 8 ....... Ull AM:Mt ... AIMii•> Ttnntltee VI Ala • alfm~ IDtnc>-l vs 14al'lq SI ~rvtena "' t(anM~ Ort?O<' ..,, Ai.~a·Ancnor- Men's tounament (ti CalMrre, A1nir.lla I ~IS W1lenoer ISwedefl) Oef Kevon • Currtn 1 lJ S I •·• 6-1 1·6 Ivan Lenci! • IC1ecnoll0•••1e> Clef Joa1o.1m Nvsirom .f !SweOtnl 6 4 6·7 • • Women's NUmllmenf (el S,,.,....., ~) TlWCIReund ~ • ... • ~rcttle Nesl\er (Netnertano11 de! P•m • Shrive< (US I 5·7. 7·6 6·•. 11~ Ge•roson at cu s I ~ Bettina BunGt (WHI Germani!! 6·3 7·S 'l'vorww Ver~ (So<llfl Af••Ctl ~· Otf CMoSl18nt Jot•U•int ISwtlJerlanol •·l ... 6-) ~· .. •• • •• ·: ~ ... .. ... .. TllundeY's nm.~ : .. FOOT9ALL •: HafiaNIFNlbal~ CLE \IE LAND 8ROWN!:....s1gn10.· Georoe L '" 1ac1<1e eno Oarrvl Lt'w11 • llDlll eno Waovec:I Jom D....-1 1oneo.<:ker Pleceo Rocicev Bolotn. lfOhl eno on 1ne; •nN.>re<I rt~vt: h" • HOCKEY Htfianll Hedin LMtlll : • PMILAOELPHIA FL YERS-Sogned • Cr li9 Poette rog!lt wing, to • ftM·111ertt • COf'\lrac1 ~ .. -;. VANCOUVER CANUCKs-Foreo 8111 LaFor11t llelO coach Na"1eel Herr.,. Neei. • 1ntet1m co.ch :• SOCCEll UN'" Sta9" S.Cc.r Feoeretleft USSF -Announceo the I ll'lt nellONl'• neeoo..-riers are be•lllJ rtlOCttt'O lrQfl'\ New V or• lo C Ole>' 100 Sew 'r"is COIO Dallas: From joke to juggernaut 1985 MERCURY : IR \'IN(,, l na'i ( .\P) -The Dalla~ ( owbo' s "'ent from a Joke to a Juggernaut 1n JUSt lour days. .. We came back k'om one of the "orst losses 1n franchise h1stof)." said running back Tony Dorsett after the 20-17 Thanksgl\ 1ng Day victory over the New England Patriots. ·· Peopk had lost respect for the ( "owbo} s." Dallas. whipped 14-3 by the winless Buffalo B1ll'i on Sundav. extracted \ome respect ·from Patrio1 quar- terback Tony La<;on. The Cowboys sacked him 10 times, most cvl·r against a New England team. and safi:1y Michael Downs returned an interception 27 yards for a touchdown. 'till. 1t took a 23-yerd field goal b> Rafael Scp11en w11h fou r seconds 10 olav to subdue the Patnots. "Tm SOIT) tod1sappo1nt you all but r m happy to announce the Cowboys aren't dead yet." said Dallas Coach Tom Landry. ··11 wasourbestgame of the year. We reall} played good defense.·· The Cowboys moved a half game ahead of Washington and the New York Giants in the National Con- fere nce Eastern Div1s1on with an 8-5 record. New England 1s also 8-5 and alive for a wild card berth in the American Conference East. Dallas quarterback Danny Wh11e. coming back after a two-week absence. threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Tony Hill and directed 1he game-winning drive. Dallas led 10-3 at halftime and stretched the advantage to 17-3 in the third period on the Wh11e to If 111 connection. Green Bay's Gregg: It was embarrassin PONTIAC:. Mt ch (AP) -The defeat wa dcvastaung and heart- brealung for the Packers who saw their winning streak snapped at four gamc'i and their slim ,chancc for a Nauonal Football League playoff berth all but disappear. 11 embarrassed Green Bay Coach Forrest Gregg. "That was probably the worst 60 1 minutes of defensive football l"ve seen. It was horrible," Gregg said after the 31-28 Thanksf.1ving Day loss to the Detroit Li ons. 'This put us out of any hopes for this year. It was embarrassing in front of a na tional telev1s1on audience-. "We'll have to ,trugglc like the devil 10 break evt'n, now.·· Green Ba). which has not won five succe s1ve games smce 1966. slipped to 5-8. and has to wm its remaining th ree games to finish at .500. Detro11 quarterbac k Gar)' Danielson. who compktcd 24 of 33 pass attempts for 305 yards and three touchdowns. said ht club went into the game with aspirations of its own. "Today. we were ready to play. I don't thtnk 11 would have mattered who we were playing. llJUSt happened to be Green Bay," Danielson said. '"Winni ng on national television shows everybody we're not a JOke fra nchise. We just haven't done what it take$ lO win some oft he close games th is season." Of Detroit's 13 ga mes. 10 ha ve been decided by six points or less. However. the victory over the Pack- ers only improved th e Lions' record to 4-8-1. Not exactly what was e:\pected of the defend ing NFC Central division champs. · "We're not embarrassed by the way we've played this year. JUSt the outcome."' Daniel on said. ··This team has played hard all year and we're not going to gi ve up now.0 There were two kry factors 1n the game. Detroit's receivers made clutch catches to keep dnve alive As a result. the Lions had possession of th e ball 44:47 compared with only 15: 13 for the Packers. The Lions finished with a 33· I 4 edge in first downs :ind outga1ned the Packers 518 to 306 in total yards. Wilson death mourned CHICAGO CAP) -An American 0111 flew at half· tafT atop lmeon Vocational High as the SOuth Side nciahborhood mourned the death of Ben Wilson. who had brouaht hope and pride to the re 1dents with his basketball accomplt hmenlS. The 17-ycu -old Wilson. con-- sidercd amona the top collqe pros- pects 1n the nation. died early Wednc$day from aunshot wounds suffered in B chanc~ trcet-romcr confront1t1on. T\\-O youth~ characd with Wilson'• murder ~ere ordered held' without bond dur1na a bnef coun apptaranct Wtdncsday. ~vcril hours after 1,800 Simeon student pthcred fora mcm- onnl ~r .. 1cc in thcaymnas1u m whc"" la111 'Jlrina. W11 wn led the Wolvenncs 10 a Clll\) Ai\ \talc t1tk. ' Principal Ned McC'ray told the pthcring that Tuesday's shootina was a tragic coincidence. "Two groups of people passing on the stdcwalk yesterday. One aroup of people full ofhopt and bnght promise for the future."' he; said, rcfcmng to Wilson and his firlfnend, "and another aroup pass1n1 rcprcscnt1n1 the past. no futl!rc. .. The two JTOUP' met. and tn a flash. the future or both aroups dimmed ... he ~td "Whcrc will 1t end?" Coach Oob Hambnc and Wilson's tummatt'S did not attend the service. dccid101 instead to spare the pla)'Crs additional emotional strc before Wednesday night's ~ason-opcnina pme ap inst Evan•'lton Eason refused to be rattled and threw a I-yard 1ouchdown pass to Dernck Ramse) and sneaked across for a touchdown from a yard out to tic the score 17-a ll \\tth 1:58 left White. replacing young Gar~ Hogeboom who was benched because of Dallas· punchless offense. directed a flawless dnve to the Patnot 6 After Dorsett ran 16 yards. Whitt· htt Doug Donley for 13 yards. Hill for I I and ('osb1e tor 16. Sept1cn's kick was perfect and New Engla nd's wild series of laterals after the k1ckofTfailed.' "The Dallas defense did not sur- pnsc us at all," said New England Coach Ra y Berry. "You just have to look at their past history. They get awfully tough in November and December·· .. •aoo•· THAT'S.ALL THIS FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE VALUE RUNS. 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' ...... l ...... ~ • • "' • ~ ' ! ·~ ------------------------.-----:-------......................... 11911 .......................... ~----....---~ IM Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, November 23, 10S.. I COAST • Pe9p:le I Songs ·rate as hits iii ·Korea Lyricis t. singers in Huntington succeed overseas - By JOYCE BODLOVICH Daily Pilot Correspondent For some. dreams are JU'>l fanc} .fleeting thought'>. unatta1nabk goal'>. Bui for others . dream'> bt·come an e.\c1 t1ng rt•al1t~ Chem· Kerr Dorcmu,· drt•ami. ha\e rcathed fru111on ~he has be- come a pubhshl'd l)neti.t on J rl'lord album b' thl' Dae Han S1sterc, 'TH· ·been v. ming song' for 12 vears. To final!\ ha'e '>Orne ol thl·m rcl'Ordt•d IS J big thnlJ as v.t.'fl an an cncouragcml·nt to continue m:-v.n1- 1ng:· Doremus said llov.ner rhe ~l -\ear-nld. ra,en- ha1red d\ n;imo 1s · no no' ice 10 :rn:i1 nabk: dream'>. In ;," 'car'>. sht• h:is ~tt·t'fl'U ht'r Kerr & .\ ssociate'>. :i pubht rdat1ons agent~ 1n Hunt- ington Bcat·h. from a one-,.,,oman ·t10'1et" tu a SJ.S0.1100 en1erpme "It\ hard 10 bt-he,e." she rt·calkd !aughingl:-. "tha1 I started m) bus1- ness b) 1al..1ngalltheclothc'>ou t ofm) floset and putung a little shelf 1m1de "-llh m} t) Pl'''nter s11t1ng a1op .. 1111. as much as she C'OJO\S her v.ork. "wn1ing l)ncs 1s 1he hdghr of 't:ballenge for me: 1t"s m} grea1cr,1 sclf- C "<prcs~1on .. Doremu:.. v.hosc fa1hcr " a Jatl mus1c1an and mother 1\ a s1ngcr- dancer. tan 't remember "'hen her house wasn·l tilled "'llh e11her das-;1- cal or Jazz mu\1c. Bui as an adull '>he tcmporanh had.lo.s.bcheher mu.S.u.:al ul.co~~hcr man1ing at a )Oung age Four )Cars la1er she found herself d1' orccd "'1th two small Lhlldren to raise. So ha' 1ng no form:il edut·at1on. <,he <:n\IOU'>I} applied at a building com- pan) 1n Santa .\na as as rt•ccp11on1s1. "I "'as IOld the} had an opening in 1ht·1r publil rela11o'ns 1.kpanmen1 ThC\ a'>l..cd 1 fl w u Id "'n tc I said ·Of rour.,c · ·· .\nd thl'' hired lht• stunnt·d Doremu<, ~ 11hin the first \ear 1he mO\lt' lad' v. on a na11onal a'"' a rd tor cop) 1n an .innual report I PAPARAZZI "'"" -~--...-.-- Cherie Kerr Doremus For the ne\t r,e,aal H'af\. Doremus anempted 10 ··t11mb.t·,c~ moun1a1n... he Joined a rnmtd) and 1mprovi1;auonal group l..nov.n a~ 1he Ground lings. The group. based 1n Los Angeles. boasts of such alumni a~ Lorraine Nev.man r·~aturda} N1gh1 Ll\c")and author \'akm·( umn , .. In JU'>IKC for .\II") ThO'>C Y.Cre ht•t'lll OJ\\ lnr Doremus "I v.orl..t·d al thl' agcnr} during 1hc da' I mmkktl on \\l't·l..- ends I d1u radio w mmt·rc1al\ I did ner}thing I tould IO kt•d thl' l..1d\ ... sht· recalled And. e' en1uall) 1hc hard \\ork paid off Kerr & .\ssoc1ale'> became suc- cessful. \he married [P.\l Dndop- mcn1 pres1Lknt R1rl.. Doremu'> and v.on av. ards for ong1nal u1mpo'>111 011., IO lht• .\mencan ..,Ong f l''>ll\ al 10 198:! and 1910 Plu'> IQ month'\ ago. o;he ga'c daughter ~annon lo and 'on S1:an 18. another s1bllng. hab} Drake F1nall} though la\t }Car the cluill.c. "rln.:am·· ~~ captured ~o.: Doremus recel\i.:d a call from mu- \1C1an-arrange1 < ra1g Pallet "11h whom she had wrnH·n a le" tunt'\ 1n I 97h. "'He '>aid he had mc1 tht· lilknted Dae Han l'>lcr~ .,e,cn )ear\ ago 1n Los Angdcs and v.a<, putting together their first album:· '>ht· said ·'!"fr a~l..cd me to send '>Omc-ul m\ <,ong' to ~<.'t' 1f the' could ~or!.. on the album ·· .\nd "url.. tht'} did Dorcmm har, lour songs on thl' dloum 1v.o arc llflg1nal and tv.o art• loll..ihoral1<'"' (Please see SONGS/85 :Floe• Schumacher dlacuUH apeclal event• 'with :Bedaow, OCPAC ezec dlrector,and Lorraine Lippold. r WALK IN THE SuN . Su p~r host~ -peeling Clive David sweetens bid for OCPAC opener with a dvice for apple strudel lumberyards ma) profit from Da' ad's most 1mag10auve idea-planked '>lrudel. ~ • • • GUNS AND "LODGE-IC": Appacently what Mimi Grant and the "We l an" networkmgorganizauon she founded do best is att ract intellectual speakers. La st week "We Can" had Dr. Jewel Plummer Cobb. president of Cal State. Fullerton. Previously Grant brought her former Harvard profei.sor George Cabo1 Lodge to Newport Beach where he spoke at the "HOST WITH MOST": Ther<.· nm\ bcu run on local lumber)ards no~ 1hilt part)-gl\'er purc\rcllrnce Ch' c Da' 1d has frq~alcd that he served a b1rthda:- strudcl on a I 0-foot plan I.. Billed a!> "Tht• Worlos Bcs1 ~fan at (11\ 1ng rart1e\.'' [)a\ Id v.a'; .. tnlt'f· na11onal t•elebrn~ ·· 'fll'.al..er al Orange t ount:o Pt•rform1ng .\nsCenter"\ (. resn·ndod1ap1ercoffecat Bullod\ Fa'>h1on Squart· last \\t·ck. BETTY PORTER Sheraton Ho tel : • Conccrnrngguns. Lodge(son of Ambassador to Vietnam: Henry Cabot Ludgcisalll. "lfJohn Wayne hadn't extsted . God bless him. we would ha ve had IO tn' enl him beer.use he portra)ed a t} pe ofbcha' ror that 1s near and dt·arto the hearts of so many Amencans." Da' rd cuuntt•d among h1'\ .. prudut11ons·· a masked ball al 1he Palauo Rcuon1co 1 n V t•n1ce Israel's :!5th annl\ ersal) celebration. the Lo!> .\ngelc'.I b1C"entl·nn1al gala and 1he Madison Square Garden party for President Kt·nncd) -tht• ont' '' lwre Mani~ n Monro~· sang "Happy Birthda). Mr Pn.''>1dcn1." .\nal} Ling the nucd States' evoh 1ng bcha v1oral panerns (including m~ ths and legends). Lodge said. "There 1s something glorious abQut lhc lone gunman swaggenngabout Dodge Cit) shoo11ngofTh1s six-gun. hilling the sinners." "E' el) one has a right toa gun." said Lodgl' wi th obvious tone 10 check. "After all. }OU never kow when Georgl' 111 ( KingofEngland during the American Revolution) might come back." • • • ACTOR II: According to his friends. Judge Stephen Stewan. new I fguests hoped for 1hc promised "pract1 caht1cs of part)-gl\ 1ng on an) scale." the) ma) ha,l'becn d1sappo1nted But~h1leDav1dappearedab1t m1scrl} v. 1th en1crta1n1ng ideas. he "as more than generous" rth i.:ntcrta1m·rs· names. including Eli1abclh Ta) lorand the late Princess Grace of Monaco and Richard Burton (for v. horn he said he had "planned. toord1nated a nd e\l·cutcd" part1e~l hus~and of the former Pilar Wayne. is a talented actor He is portrayed as ha\ rnga sparkling personallt) and a manelous sense ofhumor in coun and out. Not onl) that. he pla) sguitarand sings. He also pla)sa mean game of tennis .. ( ould be Stewart will end up ha' inga tennis club named after him -1f not an airport. . . ., In response to repeated requt•sts tor part)-gl' ing specifics. the" Ho~t v. 11h the Most" replied. ''I'm not into 'how-to.'·· AFTER YOU: lrvine·sJohn Logsdon named his boat "Super Fox" after his wife. but we won't tell }OU why. Logsdon ')a1d he had heard ofa man who named his boat " After You" so he could trll all the women in his life. "I named it after you .'' What the personable oa ... 1d wa<, "1010" It appeared W:l'> gelling hrm .. <.·lf 1nV1 tetl to orchestrate OC'P .\C\ opening part). • • • Wehadfunth1 wcck.Did you? ··1\\an11odo that gala'." Da' 1dadm11tcd. OCP .\f ·, niwn1ng "'t~n 't'af\awa' In the mcan11me. count) John KeJly SHIPS SHAPE CAREER Leading maritime artist to visit gallery in Laguna For $:?.000. John Kelly will take ) ou around th e world h) '>hip. But there's nocru1se 1n,oh ed. Thai·~ the pnce for one ol IO() leather-bound. gold-leafed "John Kell)·· delu'c an book'> ncY.I) rel eased by the world-renowned Japanese pnntt'r\. t'.1ssha. Thated1l1on includes an ong1nal drawing h} Kell). descnbed as .\menca's No. I manumc painter. "-dly. woo w1ll--be honored tu il & p.ffl~ f«'t'J>llOn al \tt·rhng Fine A.rts Galle!) 1n Laguna Beach on NO\ 30. ca ll'> the :!35 pages a .. retrospecti ve of the last_ 18 )Cars·· dunng \.\h1ch he's been busy r,ketching the world's mil1tar). commercial and plca~ure ships for six monlhs at a time. .. Then si nce tbcre's little space on board and lhe \J1hng craft are rarely stead). I come back to m} lianta Mon1rn '>tud10 for SIA months to finish the drawings and edit m) sketches into tbe fimshe<,I pastel or oil.'' said Kell) v. ho JU St returned from the M addle East. The ~u1tes of fou r or fi\ c drav. in gs he docs to rcpresen1 1he 'anou~ corn er'> of the world arc transferred to hand- pulkd lithographs b) Ettinger Atcher in Ne~ York. In I Q7fi hie; "1ncrcd1ble a'>S1gnmcn1 .. wa<; capturing thl' regalll) oft he Tall Ships parading 1n New York Harbor for America's b:ccntenmal. In 1978. as the first Amencan artist to depict the People's Republic of China. he surrept1t1ousl) painted the "BeJing Express." In 1980 he traveled throughout Europe. creating deeper and more graphic images of Mont St. Michel. Pans and Venice. Suites of San Francisco's waterfront and cable cars are among his pctsonal favontcs and he has ~en comm1ss1oned to be there next month to paint his intcrpretauon of the Enterpnse's homecoming past the Golden Gate Bridge. Kell) 's talent .first appeared dunng his youth in C'ana<.JS when 11'c wan i -mcr{'hant seaman. To support himself as an anlSl "'hen he first came to California, he was :i drummer with ··The Ec hoes .. rock group. But now that second ed111ons of .. John Kell y" with an original lnhograph sell for $375 and third editions, 1n<:lud1ng a pla1e-s1gned lithograph. sell for $95. he can afford 10 devote full-lime to hi s intcmauonal career. He stans b} dra"tn& the image on frosted acetate and rcpla) tng the p1ecesofh1s lin ear puzzle. When he is pleased ~11h 1hc drawing. he docs an Old Master techmque called underpa101ing. Then he sprays to isolate 11. enabling him to proceed ~1thout worl) 1ngabout hnc quality and accuracy. He is then freed 10 create. 1n1 he final overpa1nt1ng. 1he co lor. 1hrcc-dimens1onal and ephemeral quaht> so charactcnsuc ofh1s work .Sein tillating rhythms stirred, during High Tea John Rau Oelr ...... ,.......,~I( ....... By BETTY PORTER Detty l"lloc c_...,o,....t There they were ... 70 history-making women and three men seemingly dwarfed by the size of the elegant but cav~mous room. Directors of the Orange County Performing Ans Center were hononngpastand current guild board members at High Tea at the R1tz- Carlton. · And Just as it was difficult to decide which mouth-watering finger sandwich. delectable scone or eclair to sample, it was impossible to know whC>m to interview first be_cause there were so many sci ntillating people. What the group has accomplished for the performing am not only contributes to Orange County's cultural life now but will enhance the lives of future generations. o. o awesome was the collected talent. the caring. the savvy of this prest1g1ous group talking casually over tea, it wasslightly intim1dating.-- lnt1midating that 1s, until vice president of special events friendly Flo11 Scbamacbergreeted a reporter with ... Oh, I've wanted to meet you; you're wwriterin town." There wa acious Georgia Spooner who founded the Center guilds, neglecting hert and confections to ensure that absent parliamentarian Betty Belden is entioned. (Belden arrived later.} Also hosting the tea were Jobn M. Rau, OCPAC chairman of the board; Wiiliam Land, president; VlDcent Jorgeatea, vice president- membership(with wife Nora); Elaine Redfield, past president, and Marcy Malvllle, board member. (Di rector Maxi.De Gibson was absent.) Guild Chairman Carol Wiiken introduced Schumacher who introduced Lund. He said, "The center is one of the most exciting projects in our country, panicularly when one considers that it is the first major faci Ii ty of its type to be funded ex cl usi vel y from the benevolence and hard work of the private scctorin SO years ... "Topau~horities in performing arts agree that there is nothing like it (The Center) in the world. You can go to the Chandler. Lincoln, National or Kennedr, thcaters and you won't find the intimacy this 3,000-seat ccnterhas.' The prevailing m ood was one of quiet dignity. There were no performers-musical or otherwise. The impressive guests were the stars. Promptly at 4 p.m. (whco stylish high teasend )aue ts drifted quietly away. A softly falling rain had ceased and sunlight bathed the room's peach fabric-covered walls and tiny tables (covered to the floor in pink) centered wi th small cobalt blue vases filled with pink geranium blossoms. The only sound was that ofa violin being played upstairsat the Ritz where otberwomen were at tea. Othersat High Tea were Arca Guild Chairmen JeaueQriele.a1ea. Heine From la tit, Rotaaee ltopr, ltabel Me11ln1er, Barbara Purter and 8alea G111anJ1a; Gull~ Chairmen (by city): lreH McCaHrey, Irvine; Helen LeBayoe, H unungton Beach and Huntington Harbour; Chairman. elect Carolyn DeWaJd, Ncwpon Beach; AueC11lc, Laiuna; OCPAC staff: Director u_ppon0roupsJ114lO'Brien,ProJcctAdminmrntorCarol Heywood, General M anaaer ArUae CUmbtn, Exccut i ve Director Lea Bedaow and PR Director Dick ltltnow. Also Carof Sc:broeder, tevle Liptak, Cttl Woodman, Barbara Terry, Betty Moran, Mary Job1oa and Patricia Rowley. Elaine Redfield Qeocgla Spooner. Carol Wilken and Betty Belden have a cup ofHICb Tea. Pupnraui i edited by Daily Pilot t> le Ed11or Vida Oean Prealdent • ____ ..:! To f>e o~d and rich' is to be loved·by child~ DEAR ANN LANDER : ln reply to the lady who wrote that shr hoped when she was old hrrchil- drcn would want her as much as she want- ed them when the¥ wcrt youna: Only 1( you have money, Lady. A11 IMDEIS Too many nurs1n1 home have become warehouses fortheoldnnd unwanted. Where1re1he1rfam1hcs?Why docsn 't 1ln ybod >-" come? Why don't llley write or send an occasional gift? I I\ vc spent my own money to buy paucntscombs, brushes,coloanc,dustinapowder. wnt1n1 paper-just to name a few items. They need warm socks. shawls, clocks, magnifyinggla ses and dozens of other thinp. The well-to-do old folks act quite a lot of attention- until ther become senile. that is. The poor are often so lonely it 1s heanbreakJna. l'll s1an th1s-EVERYWHERE. U.S.A. iµju1t thinkinaaboutj>oardmaa plant. finally t bad to faet' reality. I hvc in Dayton. and 1fl wascver1oin1 toseemypartntsapin(they live in Los Anacks). l had t0conqucr my fearofnyin1- Mysolut1on wauevcral v1s1ts toa psy(hOloCJJt who used hypnotherapy. He took me aJI throuah tbt tnp, from packina my clothes to 1teppin1 into the plane. He suaaested a liaht tranquihirr before I ltfl for the airport. My niaht was terrific both ways.and since lhtn I have had no fear of n~ina. In fact. I enjOy it. -LAN DI NG GEAR UPIN DAYTON <.. u11omm kne>Wt' what lbt papcrcom. illld ...,01- 1mately when the paprrcarricr .au come IOcoleCt. Piper camen are 11udnus. people wtd9 luli.iW.0t retired pcop&c•ho necdeiura ancome. HaYCa """-foHt They work lwd for their monf'Y and mua abloftJ I.be loll i ncumd b) ci.asiomm wbOfa:il IO pey. Your ncwsc-prr will pay for ttldf tf co1apoosatt clipped and used. Wbt-re elttcan you It' sUcb a barpin?- A CARRIER'S MOTHEll IN AMAIULLO • DEAR MOTllD: 'l'llllllb• a.Mlf 91 •J ... fr'kMt ... Mllvw.W.•••11.,•.Utt..,.'i•-· a le&ef)M w..W.evenee•JelD n n' ' : I work ina nursing home and see the heonbreak ~monJ~U(Cldcrly. It is additional evidence that the world ts a spmtual and moral mess. T.hc most upliflinapan of my Job 1s Stting the devotion from the employees. I mean the ~pie who work in the Jaundry an~ the kitch~n. the aides and the nurses. They '!'lnaa.e.to give the frai l and lonely patients (ignored by their fam1hes) the love and attention they crave. DEAR U.S.A.: I bte to beHeve 1'ere 11u~UdJty10 your lDcllctmea&, It•& I'm H ff 1'ere 11. Muy e ly felb are vl1l&ecl replarly It)' u..tr clalNrea, IMtwever, ud I llaall ua4.U&edly ltur eo1ne criel of Mense wlan >'"'letter appears. . . . .. DEAR D.A YTON: Le1'1. ytulet&er~ .. n t•e wlat&e-lu111dllecr1wd co 1et profn1louJ llelp_.. break t.M claalat llaa1 bllMI &Mm. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I say a word to newspaper subscribers who n(vcr have the money to pay their paper carrier? The carrier then must make repeated Don't Runic yourckmi11ry int. Love i1 more !Mn ont~tof,Unds~lli111roano1Mr.lfyouba~uoubk m•btll a d1st11K11on you oeed Ann "s book.kt. ''lAvt or Stx and Howro Ttll tht Di~noe ... SefJd• lo.., iclf-add~. stamped envelope wrtb your !!JIUttSI •nd 5() centstp14nn undtrs. P.O. 8-0A 11995. ~. lfL 60611. DEAR ANN LANDE~: Here's help for the lady In Santa Monica. I. too, ~as so terrified ofnymg I used to &et trips ~fore he is finally succe fut. . , ~Vision ' f a t ing f atcil to other shows,. CB holds network ie ad By FRED ROTHENBERG ,,,, ............. NEW YORK -The first install· mcnt of NBC'~ .. Fatal Vision:· the controver~~I miniseries that lawyers for Dr. JcITre> MacDonald tried 10 postpone, was the No. I program. but top-rated CBS stlll won the eighth week of the prime-time season, A.C. Nielsen Co. figures showed. •For ihe week of Nov. 12· ov. 18. CBS • .led by No. 2 .. Dallas ... No. 3 .. 60 Minutes" and llS own successful miniseries, .. Ellis Island ... averaged a 17.9 rating. NBC solidified its sec- bnd-place position for the season with a 17.3 rating. whale 'ABC suffered its worst week dunng a November sweeps since 1968 with a 14.5 rati ng. During the important sweeps months of November. February and May, raungs for local stations are measured and used to set advenis1ng rates for the ne:itt few months. For the season, CBS has averaged a 17.0 raung. NBC a 16.7 and ABC a 15.1. A rating measures. on average, the percentage of th e nation's 84.9 million TV homes watching a par- ticular network. .. Fatal Vision.'' based on Joe McGinn1ss'. best·scller, recountcd the celebrated case of MacDonald. the former Green Beret ph ysician wh o was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and their two small children MacDonald. serving three hfe sentences in federal prison 1n Texas. sa)s four h1pp1es broke 1n10 hi s house. beat him unconscious and killed his family. MacDonald, who was convicted in 1979 -nine }'Cars afler the murders -is attempting to get a new trial. Hts lawyers have claimed that the NBC miniseries. which ended Monda' night. would damage the chances of findi ng an 1mpart1al j ury. NB('. rejecting the lawyers· request, said the broadcast was fa ir. Pan two of "'Ellis Island .. wa~ the week"s ninth-rated broadcast and part three was 17th. ABC which has broadcast the most Mum• the word popular m1n1scnes of all time - ..Roots.'' The Thorn Birds" and ''The Wind~ of War" -has no min1scrir~ \Cheduled for I 984. but plans .. Holly- wood Wi ves .. and "Lace II" for the winter and spring of 1985. , .. This week. we're seeing th e im- pact of miniseries on overall ratings.'' said Marvin Mord. ABC's vice presi- dent for marketing and research. Mord said ABC had investigated -whether any of tts-1"985 miniserie could be used ahead of t1me. "Those kinds of series require a significant amount of lead time. and they just weren't available.'' said Mord W11hout "Fatal Vision.'' NBC suit had a 1v.o-po1n1 edge over ABC. thanks 1n good part to NBC's two top- tcn comedic~ on ·Thursday night. "The Cosb}' Show" was sixth and .. Famil) Tics ... seventh. (BS' Thursday night programs also dominated the top ten: "Simon & Simon" was fo urth, .. Magnum. P.I . .'' eighth. and "Knots Landing. 10th. .. D) nasty." in fourth. was ABC"s onl) top-I 0 program. BCs "Monday Night Football." npcncnc1ng its worst year ever. had its best game of the season The match-up between two powers 1n the AF( West. the Los Angeles Raiders and Seattle Seahawks. finished 13th for the week. Hut ABC's h1ghl} promoted night ol bo\1ng._ w11h the former 01) mp1c medal winners making their pro debut. v.as a ratings failure. receiving only a Q.5 rating, or 9.5 percent of Amenca·s homes"' 11h telev1s1on. The two·hour boxing telecast was 6 7th out of 68 shows. The other programs in the tro11om five were· NB("s "Hunter ... 62nd. CBS' ··Trap- ix·r John. M.D ... ttnd ..\BC's "Jessie." ucd for 63rd. CBS' repeat of the ffiO\ IC "Outlay., Jo!lte Wales ... 65th. NBC's "Sil ver 'ipoons. 66th. and ABC's "Hawa11an Heat." 681h . The ''CBS Evening News" was first ""1th a 13.9 rattng. ABC's .. World News Tonight" had an 11 . 7 rating and the .. NBC Night!}' News'' aver· aged an 11.2 rating. Cbryaaatbemam'• the word for floral decoration• for the laolfda19. Colorfal mama are ouutandlnat aa a potted plant aad complement other arrana emenu. A bonua la tbey'll ~" yoa color aialn nest year If you plant them ouulde ifter tbey ftnlab laloomlq. 1 T hree area contractors win lan dscape awards Three Oranae Coast land!ICapc contractors were honored for exccl- kn~ at the 29th Trophy Awards compclltion. sp0nsorcd by the ah-fomaa J..andtcApc_ Cont~lors 5- soc1at1on. Mis ion LandKlpc rv1ce Inc of Costa Mesa won first pla<'c 1n the larae rommcrc1al land~pe main ten· anct catcao~ fOrwork on the unt)' Pacifk Operation Ccn1cr in Brca. AnothU Costa Meta firm. Com- ptthtns1 vc Landscape Dcsaan Corp "°" an achievement award 1n the same catcaroy for work. on the Noni\ BlufTBa rvicw Homeowners Aswc1u- t1on prOJrct. In the small re 1den1aial Landscape Mnintcnance category. Tierra Verde Land ape .Inc. of Huntinaton Beach won an achievement award for work at the Parker""1dcncein lrv1nt. ••• Tip on holiday decora11na will be ~1vcn to member$ oft he Rarbtr View HUI• Gardee Cltb by Jim otc of Roaers Gardens. while he demon· stratc!I table amn cmcnt . The v oup will meet ot <>.JO a.m. Wcdnc'oda> in the Corona dcl Mar home of Mn.. Malton RoMC)' Call 1'2-H71. Put 1 few word• to work tor you. .. ---9 HEWS lw.Y 09''t'I NWl4 HART TO HART THf&'8 COWAHY ITM11B ••BIAEPORT ON THE MONl'Y Cl8NEWS i\!leCNEWS ('!5 ~AH DYKE *** "Warloek" (1959) Wlctmer1l. Helvy Fonda. OEOAGE 8UAHS .. CONCERT MOYE * ** "The Grey Fox" (19821 Rlch- 1rd FtrflSWOfth, Jacillt Butrought -8:30-e iec NEWS l ~&HUY e MACNEIL/ LEHAER 1EWlttOtJfl - • NWA 9MfTH'S MONl'Y ~ i THREE'S COMPANY Qt WHEEL OF FORTUNE m THATOIRl. -7:00- 8 C8SNEWS 8 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE e LOVE BOAT 8 AICNEWS Q ~~ I THAEE'8 COWAHY WHEEL OF FORTUNE G PAINTINO wrnt WCE SOMMER (I) P .M. MAGAZINE QI ENTfRTAIMHT TONIGHT QJE)PMD\' m Ml..UON.+JAE ~=THEHfl • •·~ "The OutliderS" p983) C Thomas Howell. Mau Otlloll MOVIE ** t '"The Twelve Chll<s" (19701 Ron Moody. Frank Langella. -7:3G- • ~I CUPP£R PAlvtEW 8 QI FA.Ml. Y FEUD 8 Wf.ECDAY HEAOE8 • WKAP IN CINCNtATl e PeOPl.E'S COURT • Wl.O, WILD WORLD OF NlliW.I e WASNNOTON WEEK IN REVIEW (I) TIC TAC DOUOH Ill $100.000 NAME THAT TUN£ e HAVE GUN. WIU. TRAVU -toe>- • (I) DUKES OF HAZlAAD e a v 8 COLL.EGE BASKETBALL 8 111 8ENSON G JOKER'S WILD (!) WKAP IN aNCINNA Tl • AITUALS ., MOYIE GREEN THUMB Lorenso Lamu. u Lance Cmuon. and Gina Lollobrtaid.a. aa l"rancaca Globertl. atar on .. Falcon Crat." ~ntcht at 10 on Channel 2 . * *. * "ca.tltalOI'' t ~) Hum-phrey Bogart, Ingrid S.gmen e WASHINGTON WEE1< IN REVIEW I WALL. fTAEET WEE< 12 O'ClOCK HIGH (t)MOYE t '+'h "Thi Bugs Bunny I Road Runner MoYle" (1979) Animated. ®MOYE . • • "Orea'' ( 1977) Rlchatd Hams. Challotte Ramping GAUAOHER: OVER YOUR HEAD -t.30- 8 9 wamA Q fil T1C TAC D0UC»t (f) LCM OT e ENT'ERT MllllENT TONIGHT • WALL. fTAEET WES< •JIM COOPSrS ORANGE COUNTY (D)MOYIE * •·~ "Rumbte Fesh" (1983) Matt Ollon, Mickey Rourlce. -1:45- (Z)awl..ES CHAMPUH ON TH£ FIMSCENE -9:00-8 (I) DAUAS D IBMOYE •• 'It ''Conan Thi Barblrlln'' ( 1992} Arnold Sctlw~llggll. ~ Elrl Jones. e a HAWAIIAN HEAT G NlWI • MERV GAIFf1il I llADE ON THE FUTH£1' FRNGLME ALFMD HITCHCOCK PAES8fT8 (l)MOVIE • * * ~ty Python's Thi Melnlng Of lJ(e" ( 1983) John CleeM. Mlchlel Pllin. (%)MOVIE tH "All The Rigtll Mows" ( 1983) Tom CNIM. CtllQ T NelSOl'I _...,_ (!)MOVIE • • "f1tepowef" ( 1979) $opflla Lor111. Jamee Coburn (t)ICTV: lMI IBnC> ~ ®MOYIE • "Jlws 3" (1983) Dennis Ouai<I Bess Anns1rong. -10:00- • Cl) FALCON CREST eeNEWS • OJ) MATT HOUSTON G ISPY 8THEIMIN !:8 . H "~•,The Demonw (1913) T OlJlf AoberU. T • H*l*. I" -· -~ CD) DlVO IN COICIMI -».10-eNEWS -11:35- MOVIE •• Ttl For Tlvee' (1980) -12:00- • TWUGHT ZONE 81l.VE1' NNVEMNf( 8 AIC AOQ(S 8 MOVIE •• • The Greal Tens Oynamrle Chae" (1976) Claudia Jemlngs, .loc*yn Jones I (!) N>EPBC>ENT NEWS e STREETS OF SAN FMNCISCO 9 AOQ(f()N) FUS -12:30-D QI LATE HIGHT wrnt DAVID t.ETTEMWC e OOOONOHT LA.: VU08 MOYE • • "Mol.lfnblqul ( 1965, St4Jlle Coctlfan. HilOeglfde l(nefl .MOVIE * * * Tiie. Boys In The Bind" ( 1970) Cliff Gorman L_,renc:e l~· inbll • FOCUS F1M FfSTlVAl. HITCHHICER MOVIE 'Aunl P9g's Futhttment (No Oatel .Allie! Anderson. JoM Holmes MOVIE * * "Sllylng AIM (19831 JOM Trt· votta Cynlllta RllOOes SONGS ••• From'M with Pallet, Tac Youns (the gTOup's lead smgcr) and Dave Crigtr. The Dae Han S1stcn, who ttve in Huntangton Beach and appear in Orange County clubs and lhf Bonaventurt Hotel 1n Los As'lacl~. perform ntn( months of the year oo the Las Vegas-Reno circuit. .. They art really incredible." Doremus said. adding th.at lead singer Young has the highest COCJIY level during the entire performance that she has ever seen. Quite a tribute from a woman who ranks close to the top when at comes to "high energy level." Meanwhile, Doremus says tht album as npping up the cbans 1n Korea. ~ "All tlSSOf!&Sa.~tlin l<>ts of lay, on a nat1onafradlostauon. e girls are bccomin& celebrities in their home country without even hving there,·· she said. And the whole ex~nencc has been encouragmg to Doremus. too. "I was past 40 and thought the bl§ times were not goina to ~ for me,• she said. "Now I realize that I have paid a lot of dues and great things arc JUS\ ~nmn.g ... I can relu and let n happen." Then she laughmgly added. -rve always been a late bloomer." GAROlN CHEC KLIS! •Tend to your indoor plants now with proper watenng. Clean dust ofT lca~s and dress up the plants for the holiday ~~n. •Have you pruned your berry bushes" If not. do so now to remove last )ears fruiting canes, and mun the nev. ones onto a trellis or other su ppon. •Give )'Our garden a fall clean-up to impro\C its appearance and health in the months to come. Don't aJlow 1nfec1C'd brancht"S 10 stay on plant~ rake up the falltllJ leaves from )'Our trees. remo\Cd faded annuals and leep 1hc \pent flowers off the ground as the\ are breeding grounds for pests •Even though we've had a smaller· 1ng of rain. don't neglect watenng 'our hanging baskets Those under ca'c~ or patio co,ers v.111 not benefit from rain. Tour gardens, learn plants' uses· By SHIRLEY KERINS .......,.._ .. c_,.._, ..__~c:.r-..... How many coffee dnnkers ha ve seen the handsome shrub Co/Tea arabica. which produces tne berries i&at arc processed into their fa vo rite morning beverage'! Or hov. manv tea dnnkers have seen the Camel/la sinens1s. the shrub that contributes its lea ves to provide commerc1al tea. another important beverage" These, along with man) other useful plants such as the Aloe vera. coconut palm. Jell) palm, oli ve tree and several culinary herbs. arc dis- cussed with children on special tou~ at the Sherman Library and Gardens. Taught by trained volunteer do· cents. tht.• one-hour tour hows youngster plants that ha ve figured in folk tales from around the world. The} learn of the Japant'sc Good Luck plant. how the city of Athens got its name. where Buddha sat for seven years until he reached the state of "perfect enltghtenmcn1." and hov. th e nauvcs of Australia account for th eir arr" al 10 that continent. Leaming that plants are the basis for man's survival on this planet. they also discover what plants need to sun 1ve. What happens v.hen plants do not get enough of what the) need ... or too much? They adapt or die. These adapauons that enable them to cope v.tth thei r problems can be fascinating. Plants"' 1th no roots, such as Spanish moss and staghorn ferns. and plants with no leaves (several kinds of cacti) are pointed out as true suf' "ors tn 1mpo' en shed environ· ments. The Old Man cactus with its .. head" of white hair 1s a popular fellow tn the Descn Garden. But he} also learn to treat plant~ with respect. Though many are hel p- ful. some plants can hurt and others can kill. The C"andleabra Euphorbia contatn'-a virulent poison used to tip arrows 1n 11s nat1,e Africa. The milk) white Juice of Euphorbia urucal1i.) sometimes called the Milkbush or Pencil T ree. 1s quite corrosive and may cause blindness if it comes in contact with the e)es. These arc pointed out to students as examples of plants that arc not handled eitccpt with extreme caution AF~OiOS • HOLID~Y SALE DON'T MISS IT! #29 FA HION I LAND 644-2652 #27 TO~' TRY~ R GE 543-1760 •t·&U PROMlo;NAlll-: WOODLAND Hill .. ~ (21'\I :W8 6120 •.JW FASHlO SHOW, LA VEGAS . 170:2) !169 t\A77 •fli4 FASHION VALLfo1V. SAN DlF.GO Though 'hcrman Garden!I 1s best known as a 'imall Jewel of H'rdant beaut} and a peaceful oa<,1'i amid thl' hustle and bustle of ( altfom1a fast· lane living. the children'<, tour foc uses on aspects of hontcultun: other than the aesthetic ' The> d1sc o,l·r plant.., from around thr y.,orld not tar from a 1rad11tonal but not trul} nati,e) C ahfom1a pep- per tree. Thq '>CC that there ts much Send a gift 10 be lea med lrom thr studv ot l}lilnts. Cures tor cnppltng diseases ma} be fo und in plants \.Ct to be discovered For more information on the Docent Guided School Tours. con- tact the gardens officr. 673-1261, \1onda~ through Fnda~ from ~ a m. 10 .i p m . orb} mail, 10 :!b47 E. ( oast lf1gh"a~. Corona dcl Mar Q2o:''i to warm the heart . "CANDLE LAMP BOUQUET" :y ~~d~g ·11111-t•;·:1-.:·.1· One of Many Flower Arrangements We Can Send Nearly Anywhere by FTD LIVING TREES for CHRISTMAS 1 ft. to 6 ft. Tall We have var~ies that grow weU In this area Priced from $2.29 BARE-ROOT ROSES ARRIVING SOON SAVE 1o•h ON ALL PREPAID ORDERS PRIOR TO DEC. 11 , Select from over -50 varieUea arriving before Christmas Hallish~s • PNCtD ,M>M •S.98 • r: e h c • h r JJ I 1 c r ( . .. ... 0 •• .. . 0 s 5 0 a • • CGe9t DAILY PILOT/Friday, Novembef 23, 1984 , THE l'AlllLY CIRCUS "It's a good t~ing you hod your ~toirwoy podded, Grandma!" llARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "Why don't you ask Phil if you light up his' life like you do mine?" 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Nol FINISHED '/r=--r?ll WELL, I HOPE '(OUR HAT IS SO 816 VOU CAN'T SEE w.IERE l{Ou'RE 601M6, AND '(OV RUN INiO A TREE ! WHAT DO I HAVEW DO -COME.UP HERE AND '\ S'TF\ND O'JER You?t by Charles M. Schulz 6 ~o N 11-l l by Kevin Fagan by Tom K. Ryan • '1 h I l b J. D . ROSE IS ROSJr. y 1m av1s __ __ -----. by Pat Brady ---- 'THAT'5 WHEN YOU ANP 1 GOON AMl'E TOG~lHER by Harpld Le Ooux MEANWHILE MAYBE NO ... l'U. WAIT I 'D eerreR PHONE SANDY ANO CAL Of!J! OUA. OP\TE ~ FOR 'TONIC:.HT• ~ .~ NOW 'wOJ M TH~ MON~V IN HERE. ... 9.)Rff tT'S ~~~ TV NEWS I BRIDG E AVOJO BEING EMIARRAS8F.O Uoth vuln I I NORTH • K 1053 however, was able. eminently reason· • J <::> J 863 O Ak5 • t03 WEST EAST • u • 982 <::> 7 Cl:> A Q 109 O Q96432 0 7 • Q972 • KJ6U SOUTH + AQJ4 <::> K542 0 J108 + A8 I The bidding: ) · Nonll E Ht ••tll w .. t Pu• l • OW. 2 • 3 . ,... 3 . , ... 4 + Pu1 PaH Pan Opening lead: Seven or <::>. Ou''t submit lamely to an ind play. omttlmts tyou ~ve t.he wherewithal to avoid Jt. The bidding doean't find favor with thi~ department. We would pr r r a pre mpli ve jump to t hre West. elected to lead his singleton heart. East rose with the ace and returned the nine. Declarer played low. West rufred and shifted t.o a club. After capturing East's king with the ace. declarer drew two OMAR SHARIFF rounds of trumps. cashed the dla mood ace and returned to hand wilh a trump for the diamond Cineue. When that succeeded, declarer caahed ..dummy's remainlns di& mond winner to reach this po ltlon: • 10 ~ J 8 0 - club with thf' West. hand. and a cue • . bid of four clubs rather than • c::> _ unlltt rally p ckln1 a major with 0 Q the South hand. Th flnal contract, + Qt 7 • 10 C\:>KS 0. +8 ' Declarer exited with dummy'• club, and he didn't. mind who won the trick. If East Look it, be could either lead away from hi• queen or CHARLES Go1E1 bean.a or five ded&Hr a ruff ..tuff; U Wttt •Int the club, he ii forced to yield • a rutf·1luff. Either war. declarer could lost no more trickt. Eaet eould have prevent.d the end play. At trick two tte ahould retu.rn the quffD of hearta, and Wfft ruff• awar deda..,·1 king. 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The car allow• Uae drl•er ~o •hift • between 4 -wbeel drl•e and bac-wheel dri•e while tbe car la gomc--DeattnedJor: nutea, tbe car ..bu_ a tnrhocbarled- DOHC-16-valve en&lne, delivering 230~ · look out._ Here Comes a CAMAAO Z28 Tune.d Por:t Injection, a powerful -Cal-When I satJnslde, l lelt wry. secure; It gives you the Im- pression that whatever might occur, the car could handle It. A beautiful car In appearance, the Z28 had a gold exterior, with coordinating stripes and a color- ' keyed Interior with velour-type fabric seating. The bucket seats were adjustable and very com- fortable, with leg room to spare. As I drove around. music from the stereo surrounded me. with speakers front and rear making the drive quite enjoyable. U.S. turns tables on foreign market with trucks, vans But what was most Impressive DETROIT (AP) -While U.S. to me was that LOUD ROAR as I automakers moan about the stepped on the accelerator: the threat of Imported cars, they tomoblle seemed to move haveturned tnelables on the from O to 40 mph In a flash -foreign competition In the m~st that's performance. overlooked alltomotlve market In fact, being unaccustomed to -pickup trucks and small vans. that kind of power, I found my Four years ago, 82 percent of head and shoulders thrust the compact trucks sold In the backward, making me realize I United States were foreign- wasn't driving my llttle compact. made, principally Japanese. and that I had better respect this In the first seven months of this car. year, domestic makers had Visibility was good. the electric transformed their 18 percent mirrors and windows made life share into a clear majority -64 easy, and I truly enjoyed the percent of the market. leather-coveted, sport steering Abrupt turnarounds such as wheel. This car was automatic. that aren't supposed to happen unlike the 5-speeds I have recent-In any durable goods market. ly driven . Experts attribute the upheaval When I returned the car to to a 25 percent tariff on imported Chick Iverson•, I told Tim trucks; Improved fuel economy 4..azarls I would lov o e this and workmanship on domestic car out and "LE Et;l GO ' . makes; the manufacture of I really enjoyed driving this car . apanese-deslgned Nissan Thanks for letting me drive It! trucks on American soil; and ---good :tt:S. antic1patlon of Whlft I have Just received my first the public wants. let~er In response to my offer to For example, the legal defi- Wflte about cars readers might nitiofl of a compact truck Is broad be Interested In. Jerry Wynn of enough to include Chrysler Newport Beach asked about Corp.'s Dodge Caravan- several cars, CUll!wlll get to them Plymouth Voyage minivans and as quickly as"'r'can, hoping to American Motors Corp.'s Jeeps, answer his questions. all of which are selling briskly If you have a particular car in enough to make overtime a fact mind you 'd like to read about, of fife at the factories where they write to: Otto Revue, Daily Pilot, are made. cl o Carolyn Weber, 330 W. Bay Foreign competitors have St.. Costa Mesa 92626. been noticeably behind in getting those types of vehicles to market. The result has been ringing cash r~isters In Detroit) says automotive analyst David Bloom of First Boston Corp. In New York. "Manufacturing a truck Is not as difficult as making a car," Bloom says. "They are simpler , vehicles, so the profits are higher. "Plus. the Americans may have less of a problem with perception of quality with trucks than with cars." Bloom says the "market for trucks may not be there a few years from now but today It's taking off." Just a few years ago, Toyota and Nissan of Japan accounted for a big chunk of the compact truck market. The trucks that did bear U.S. nameplates also were made In Japan: Chevys were really lsuzus, Dodges were Mltsublshls and .- Fords were Mazdas. But General Motors Corp. and I Ford Motor Co. brought their trucks home beginning late In 1981 . Nissan began productlon 1 In SrQyrna. Tenn., and, late last year. Chrysler started the mini- van fad and wlll be followed In the next year by Chevy and Ford. In the utility vehicle market today. which Includes Jeeps and the Jeep-like vehlcies sold by GM and Ford, U.S. makes have 96 percent of the market. ne.taned with aerodynamic• ln mind. Renault Alpine V6 will be introduced in Europe nm year, wttb ulea ln tbe United Statea elated fo r tbe aammer of 1986. Renault' Alpine will be offered in '86 as rival to Vette, POrsche The Renault Alpine. a new high performance sports car, wlll be offered In the United States beginning In the summer of 1986 according to Jose J. Oe- deurwaerder. American Motors president and chief executive officer. "The Renault Alpine, which Renault wlll Introduce early next year In Europe, wlll give us a sleek, extremely quick state-of- the-art performance car," Oe- deurwaerder said. "It will be a purebred sports car with per- formance and handllrig charac- teristics that only a few pro- duction cars In the world pos- sess." · The U.S. version of the Alpine wlll be powered by a V6 turbo- charged engine. It will be bullt a_t the Alpine factory In Dieppe, France and sold through selected Renault dealers In the United States. ''Porsche and Corvette con- slderers wlll have another choice when the Alplne becomes avail- able as a 1987 model," aald Oedeurwaerder. ''This European sports car has all the attributel necessary to quickly make It one of the moat sought-after care In Amertca." Car Care Month spotlights· neglect The coat of neglecting vehicle maintenance was brought Into focus during opening activities for National Car Care Month In New York City. A week-long diagnostic test of vehicles In Manhattan showed nearly all of the 1'46 care checked needed eome kind of mainten- ance or repair aervfce, according to the Automo~te Club of New York, which conducted the free Inspection Items Inspected Included fluid levets, ¢0011ng syatem, battery, lights, Urn. and other mls- cellaneous points. Addltlonally. an emlaslon diagnosis waa made to determine the operatln~ effi- ciency of the vehicle. 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Produced by LOF Glass. part of Totedo-based llbby-Owens- Ford Co .. the Inner Shield fea- tures a two-part layer applied to the ln~de surface of a regular windshield. 1110 lllC Ullf WAlll GM says it would Ilk~ to extensively use the LOF Glass windshield, if enough can be produced, While another version, called Securiflex, made by Saint- GobaJn Vltrage S.A. of France. is getting a close look from Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. The shatterproof windshield was introduced by GM In the li20a. The-next step. "Aigh penetration resistance" wind- shields with a polyvinyl interlayer between two panes of glass. was introduced in 1966. "T:he technology now offered by LOF Glass and Saint-Gobain adds an anti-lacerative film on the inner glass surface. Saint- Gobain uses a polyurethane film . whtle LOF glass uses both a polyester film with another poly- vinyl layer immediately below It. The HPR windshields, as they're known in the Industry, keep glass from shattering into large pieces. but leave, exposed edges of Inner glass and splinters that could cause Injury. "The additional two-part plastic layer on the Inside of Inner Shield windshields Is designed to protect against this," Grettenger says. There are arguments among proponents of each version and from Industry skeptics who doubt the whole thing, but one of them Is not Norman W. Johnston, vioe president of technotogy and engineering for LOF Glass. He says his company's new windshield "represents another step forward in wlndshiefd safety and will now significantly reduce the chances of occupants suffer- ing facial cuts from striking the wlndshleld In an auto crash." In tests conducted at Wayne State University in Detroit, a mannequin covered with skin- like chamois came out of a 40 mph ~indshield-shatterlng crash with no cuts or tears. A standard safety windshield caused the tears at any crash over 12 mph, the researchers saJd . . Other domestic automakers are moving more carefully, and Industry watchers say GM's Interest may be sparked by Its desire to avoid any government- mandated airbasis.._ Ford secures new ·world record for fuel n:iileage DETROIT (AP) -The new world's record for fuel mileage would be imposstble to beat in the smallest production car - even If you coasted one down a mountain. A resParch vehicle developed by Ford of Britain this summer made a new mark of 3,803 miles per gallon. That's 60 times better than the best small cars on America's roads today. ' rhe single-seat. one-cylinder car -shaped hke a teardrop - was piloted by Dianne Hurrel, 25. who kicked off her shoes and drove barefoot because. she said, "the weight saving was worth 30 or 40 miles per gallon." 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If taxpayer wants the comfon of kn na the income tax con.,e- qu ces before a transaction is com- pl d, he may want to obtain an a nee letter rulina. •iiiiilliiiiiiiillliiiiiiiliii ... withdnwal. lf l ai•en trar1saction-i to be completed rqardlcss of the tax done properly1 a letter rulina can unless lhere 1s a change in the law. newnha minimum of effort and Therefore, a taxpayer who re«ives a · The letter rulina is a written favorable ruling can proceed with a ement issued free of charae from transaction knowing the end tax t IRS's national office. results. The taxpayer who receives an nee the rulina Is issued, the IRS unfavorable rulJngcan restructure his normally follow that rulina transaction or abandon it. u ess the transaction is not carried Scekina a letter ruling can be both in conformance with the ruling or ~ good and bad. Before requesting a consequences. one may want to foreao a request for a letter rulina. If you arc dealina in an area oflaw that 1s fairl~ well settled and if your t transaction 1s not a prototype ofloop- hole ingenuity, you may be com- fortable enough with an opinion from yo ur tax advisor. Ralph Scott is a Certified Public Accounranr practicin1 in Newport Beach. ushman declares dividend he board of Cushman Electronics I . has declared the company's 21st ~nsccutive quarterly cash dividend. e dividend of 3 cents a common are is payable Dec. 21 to share- lders of record Nov. 30. Cushman Electro nics manufac- ment division and corporate head- quarters arc locat~ ~ PIBcatl~ Pacific Inland Bancorp became publicl y-hcld..with-the-cemoletion-o us initial public offering o( common stock in April 1984. Money machine lres radio test and maintenance uipment and telephpne test instru- ents. The company maintains anufacturing facilities in San Jose th corporate offices in Newport ach. Pacific Inland Bancorp has an- nounced its financiaJ results for the first quarter of fiscal 1985, ended Sept. 30. It reported a net loss of$50,902, or 4 cents per share, compared to a net loss ofS 197, 769 for the quarter ended Sept. 3Q, 19 . The loss for the first quarter of fiscal 1985 was due primarily to the continuation of planned stan-up costs of Pacific Inland Bancorp's subsidiary, Pacific Inland Bank, opened in March 1984, and continu- ing amort'ization of the customer base associated. A BelClan ftnn bu de•eloped a machtne that Will pleue tra•elen arrt~ at a foretcn deatlnatlon Iona &fer banki ha•e cloeeil. It chaJICee foa.r different ca.rrenclee into a •tncJe canency uad caa al80 cra11 cbaqe ca.rrenctee. Tlae flnt RCla ••chine la apected to be operattoa at ana.eJa airport nat :rear. ~eYenue I• '"61Jer F.G. Fabian Jr., chairman and. ~resident of For Better Living Inc. of >an Juan Capi strano has reported ~hat results of operations for the nine months ended Sept. 29 resulted in net Income of $2.349,000, or $2.69 a share. compared with n~t income of S627,000, or J2 cents a share, for the comparable period of the prior year. Results of operations for the three mon ths ended Sept. 29 resulted in net income of $ 1.383,000. or S 1.58 a share, compared with net income of $612,000, or 70 cents a share, fo r the comp¥Bble penod of the prior year. Fabian said that the results of operations, excluding the gain re- alized from the sale of Teal estate, for the nine months and the three months ended Sept. 29, would have been net income of approximately $40 1,000 and $530,000, respectively, compared with net income of approx- imately $351 ,000 and $336,000, re- spectively, for the comparable periods of the prior year. Fabian added that at the present I time the company docs not con- template further sales of rcaJ estate. Sble. •ho• decllne Cushman Electronics Inc. has re- ported net sales for the fourth quarter ' en ded Sept. 30 were $2,494,000, a 12 percent decline from the prior quarter and 32 percent below the same period a year ago. The Newport Beach company said it incurred a net loss for the quarter of $344,000. or 33 cents a share, com- pared with a net income of $51 ,000, or 5 cents a share, a year ago. Fiscal-year sales declined 26 per- cen t to SI 0,35 3,000 from $14.047,000 a year ago, resulting in a loss from operations before tax of SI, 778,000. During the third quarter, tht'company completed the exchange of leasehold interest in its former faci lity for fee title in its present facility, resulting in a non-operating' p in before tax of $2,374,000. Net income, including the non-operating gain, for the year was $366,000, or 35 cents a share, compared with $74,000, or 7 cents a share. for fiscal 1983. -Cushman-Bcctronit mamifac- turcs radio test and maintenance equipment and telephdne test instru- ments. The com~ny maintains manufacturing facilities in San Jose. with corporate offices in Newport Beach. Luer report. la. Laser Precision Corp. reported that operations for the third quarter ended Sept. 30 resulted in a loss of $89,298, or 4 cents a share. on revenues of $2,037,705, compared with a loss last year of $200,370, or 12 cents a share, on revenues 9f S 1,075,223, accordina to Walter M. Doyle, president and chairman. For the nine months ended Sept. 30. the company recorded a loss of $783,6 78, or 33 cents a share, on revenues ofSS,5 17,640 versus a loss of $497.070, or 31 cents a share. on reven ues or $3, 119, I I 3 for the nine months last year. The third-quarter loss represented • si&nificant improvement over the raulu for the fint two fi1e1I quarters. TIHt was the result of both Clpcnsc reduction measures and an imcrovc- ment 1n sross ma1!a rawt.ina n pa.ct from the company s transition &om a period of concentraled new JXOduet introduction to one of more routine manufacturina. The company hoptt to be profitabfc in the founh quaner, Doyle said. user Precision 1s a manufacturer of mtasunna anstrumenu for ~ an fiber-optic telttommunicat1ons, laser rcse.arch. and quality control, and chemical analysis. Its radiometric and fhrcr optics d1vis1on 1s located in Uuca. N.Y .. and Its an1lttt instru- . -... ""BANK ON TI-IE LEADER""" FOR LOWER MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Take a look at the lower monthly payments on our Custom Auto Financing. You'll see why we call it the 11Almost Like a Lease" loan. With this new loan, your monthly payments {other than your final payment) are lower than on our regular auto loans. 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The comm1ss1on. )Ou ma) recall. came up w11h 2,478 CQSl-Culllng and revenue-enhancing recommen - dauons th.at. 11 was said. could save t.Up:l)crs S424 b1lhon in thrtt }cars and SI. 9 tnlhon a year b) the ) ear 2000. Certainly. you sa). numbers of that son cannot Just disappear 1n10 that big pool of debt the go\,emment . ~loshes around , 1n • AJ1d .)-0.U arc correct· The recommendations haven't disappeared. Bu t some of them ha'e been absorbcij A micrometer bolda a &old plated epozy d1ec manufactured by Midland ROM Corp. lD Santa Ana. It'• u blC u a nickel, but worth lta •elCbt In &old and la a component for electronic equipment. The d.laca can be coded 50 d.iff erent way• and each code ha.a a different de.l&n. They are uaed for predetermined controlllnC u found ln pre.et dlalln& telephone. and pre.et meaaurementa .In lathe.. Se' en teen percent t>f the rec- ommendations. said Pn:s1dent Re· agan at his November 7 news con- ference. alread) have been im- plemented. But the danger signs are up. While savings cannot come qu1ck- I> the longer their am' al 1s dela~ed. 11 ~ould seem. the ~ater the nsk the) might be absorbed into the bag puddle o r offset by spending increases 1n o ther areas. or even forgotten .: Cabbage Patch Kids face Mattel challenge The other recommendations. said the president. are being studied. So far. acco rding to one repon , the White House has studied 1.153 of them. and has agreed to implement or seek to enact 81 .S percent of them. That repon comes from the Foun- dation for C1111ens Against Waste. a b1pan1san. non-pohucal group that hopes to keep the recommendations from becoming mere nuisance!. on the she Ive~ of congressio nal offices By ROGER GILLOTT LOS ANGELES -Coleco's Cab- bage Patch Kids are topping Chnstmas w15h lasts again this year. and raking m the bucks even faster than they did last year. Wamng fats to "adopt" the dolls are already so long that new parents shouldn't expect delivery unul next year. However, the Cabbage Patch fam- ily is facing stiff compet1t1on from Mattel's cuddly Rainbow Bnte. an array of robots and dozens of tnv1a games. Video games ari.d home com - puters. which were big winners tv.o years ago, are posting only a mode~t showing, analysti, sa)' ··w e have had wamng lms for Cabbage Patch do lls all year," says Mannda C hristopher. spokeswoman forthegiant Toys R Uscham based 1n Rochelle Park. N J "People signing up on the lists in March had to wait three month~ Since September, we've been telling people we can't promise delivery in lime for Chnstmas. Hopefully. they will get 11 by early next year." .. Vague as tha1is.1t gives the parents so mething to tell their children. "The) can sa) the bat>y 1s on m way.'" Mis~ Christopher says . Meantime, she says, parents are grabbing up clothes and other ac· cessones .. They are laterally throwing stuff into shopping cans by the handsful. They even call them la yenes," she says. Besides the Cabba~e Patch dolls. demand 1s outstnpping production capaci ty for Rainbow Bnte and the fu zzy Care Bear~ produced by the Kenner Produch unit of General Mills. officials say "1orc than hall a do1en compan1c'> are operating at near capacll) 10 keep shelves filed v.1th the new robotic toys. Ranging in pncc from a few dollar'i to a fe~ hundred dollars. luds can transform the popular items mio jet planes, racing cars, motorcyles. animals and even wnstwatches with a few twists and turns. Tonka To)s ofSpnng Park. 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Introduced in June 1983, the dolls touched off a craze. and in six months 3.2 m1llwn unm worth S65 miJh rin were !K>ld. B~ this Chmtmas. Coleco expects 11 will have sold a total of20 million of the dolls -1h1: equivalent of one for e\el) ). to IS·)ear-old child in the L'nitcd States and Canada. 1t has alread) deh"ered $250 million 1n dolls this year. and has back orders for anotherS300 m11l1on wonh. although Coleco c>.pcc1s 11 will only be able to fill Jbout twn-th1rds of those orders. I he Cabbage Patc h frenrr · he 0 lpcd Co leco peddle its< olecoV1SJon video game An)one who bought the video game before Nov. I 5 got a Cabbage Patch kid for C hnstmas . "The response has been very good,·· sa) s Coleco spokesman Adam Herben Mattel lr:ic of Hawthorne, Cahf .. struggling to recover from heavy losses by Its home-video unit in previo us years, says its new Rainbow Brite doll appears likely to meet its projected S 11 0 m1lhon 1n sales by C"hnstmasume. ··we do expect some shonages:· says Mattel spokesman Spencer Boise. There 1s a dnving force behind the ne~ group. J Peter Grace. chairman -of W.R. Grace & Co .• an energetic fellow who poured an enormous excess of enern into molding, en· couragintt and prodding the original cost-culling group. Molecular Systems comments on profit MolecuiarS)stemsJnc. ofNewpon Beach has announced results from operations for both the six month and three months penods of its fical year 1985 which ended Sept. 30. Revenues for the three m onth penod were S l.218,054 vs. SI 19.767 for the like penod a year earlier and revenues for the six months penod were Sl .327.167 \S. S 127,480 a year ago. A 'profit of S 12,306, or .00004 per share was earned for the three months ''Sa lolls ofS 126.840. or .0004 cents a year ago. while a profit ofS29.647. or .00009 cents, was earned for the six months vs. a loss of $226.496, or .0007 cents. 1n the prior year. The compan) said these achieve- ments were largely attributable to continued strong performance and growth from its subsidiary, Mcdlntel Systems Corp .. which pro vides com- puter software to the health care market. Company Chairman. Ronald H. Coelyn. reaffirmed the board of directors earlier decision to place much more emphasis on Medlntel due pri nc ipally to Mcdlntel's growth potential. MSJ as en~ged in the invest1'2t1on and acquisition of technolo$Jes in diagnostic medicine and the invest· ment 1n operating companies in alhed fields. In addition. he says, the firm's plastic Masters of the Universe ligurcs that had a total o fS 140 million in sales 1n their first two years. arc doing c\'en better this year. He declined to put .. rlollar figure on this year's projected sales. -------------• Kennersa)'> 1t 1ntcnds 10 ship about 9 millJon Care Beus. still short of demand. However the big theme this Christmai. seem!. to be robotics. says Barbara Gardner. a spokeswoman for Tonka. which expects 11 will have sold more than I 5 million of the trans- mutant characteri. worth SIOO m1ll1o n by Christmas. "For )'Cars, trucks were considered something of an educational toy. They taugh1 l1t1lc boys that this was the kind ofreaht) the) could expect in tht' real world ... Ms Gardner says. "Now, we are seeing. toys that ml'rgc reaht) and imagination to proJl'ct•tomorrow·s technology," she '.:M11<J "It 1s almost as 1f the kids sense 1hcre 1-. a magic there, that they ~nse this 1s thl'1r future and they want to be part of 11 .. j Developments promotion goes to Todd Hughes Standard-Pacific Corp. has selected the advcn1sing firm of Todd Hughes & Meren, Inc to handle the market- ing of nine residential develo pments throu,hout Orange and Los Angeles counties. The prOJCCts arc current!) in van· ous !ltagcs of development and sales. with three recentl y-opened projects in Irvine and two new projects soon to be opened in Irvine and El 'foro. Standard-Pacific is headquartered on MacAnhur Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Todd H ughes & Meren·s May Lee has been named account manajer. with Diane. Stevens 1n charge of an TAX SHELTER SEMINAR M•rltl•• Reeearcll Groap Ltd. will hold a free ta>t shelter seminar with fl<et Affllt.ted 8ec•rltl••· lac •• •t La .. •• Vllla9e Real Eetate Office 802 8 . Coaet Hwy., Lap•• Beacla Wed••MaV· Nowe•ber 28 at 7:SO P•· Refreshments terved. Anticipated 1984 tax write-off up to 88" on re· search & development for aafety & navigational equipment for ttfc maritime community. 10-year hh tory of Partncnhlp operations. llmltf?d Partner to receive royalties over life of Partner· ship. CAL~ (714) 497-4465 for reeervatloaa • Thi• •11•HHn•uMent l.o aehh., e11 ~' to wit -• oolkll•ttoe ti# ,.,. offer to hy th .. • tt<11r111 .. fhl• 11'1111 le Made 04'ly by th• ,,oe.,.cu ... c~ .. 94 wlllch -• k o telMd u•l11111 11111.., •t••n 111 which .. cuflt,.• M•ll la*111ll11 M off•r•4 • or1l11 fro1111 lffttrll.1 .. tlulff• .,... rnay lewfvlly oHer ilHtM M<11rltlH Ill ••~II ec..te Grace and column111 J cir. -fonnally called me Andenon an co-ch irmen of the Pnvale Sector urvey on fou nd uon. which appropnatcly hai, trol -repeatedly found set up offites in Washingto n. D.C'. enormous w&Sle. such u ""h1ch the) , 1ew u the scene of the t1Jn1n1 underused milu.ary cnmcs. Elimmauna 'needleu In pursu11 of that goal, the foun-"itallat1ons. the Grace Co dauon ~poru that of the 1.1 SJ s111d. would cut defense s recommendations being studied, 680 billion a year. But since ha'e either been included 1n the ire s has a llowed very fc budiets for the current fiscal year or !.1gn1ficant cuts in this area. the ne>.t fi scal year rhe first pr:iorlly of Thcv recommendl tJOM. It ~)'$, foundauon 15 to ,et 50 couJd 1ot.aJ S 103.5 b1lhon 1n savings Amencans to s1.gn a petiti o'er the three ye<ars. one of which has dellvercd to the prttidenl an alreadS· passed, making all the more members of Congress ne.\t J new 1ll1on to be c 535 Ual) anqu1shed the obscr"a11on that there st1l) 1s a budget deficit and more are Then the real debate &. and projected. white the cynics might say tfi the·~n Moreover. the big battle -the real m il hon people are hopeleul · nadc- battle -has yet to be fought. an quate against such a .su~n con· obsef\ at ion "'hose truth 1s under-greuional fQrcc. there is sull other scored b) ttie realiz..auon that 7 3 quesuon to be considered: ~rctru of.the ucammcnde.d...savmgs _ Wh~n the. cuts begin to c 1mo v.111 require direct action b) Congrci,i.. their own hides. Wilrthe SO ti hon This 1s the same Congress. of tum tail. or will th~y persist 1heir course. that the Grace Commission onginal goal of culling waste? New ad, PR firlll select d A mies & Associates Adven is1ng and Public Re lations of Irvine ha en retained by Business Propemes De' elo pment Com pan) to provide a va '>of markeung services for the Irvine-based commercial developer. • • • Charlton Associates oflrvine. a manufacturer o f S I /4-inch media an emerging supplier of ) I /2-incb media for ngid disc dnvcs. has secured \ 12 million hne o f credit with GlenFed Capital Corporation. a subsid of Glendale Federal Savmgs. _ According to Rick Nohng, v1qq president and chief financ ial offic for Charlton, the firm has tagged S6 million for capital equipment expend re~ and S6 million to cover receivables. ••• Pertee gets ma}Or computer order A maJorcontract for Pertee Model 321 S multiuser des ktop computer !I been signed b) the Royal British Arm}'. The contract with Kode Ltd .. the Irvine firm's United King distributor. 1s for the suppl~. installation and maintenance of Pertee M 321 5 desktop microcomputers. The 1ni11al procurement is fo r 380 syst The) wall be used b) 1he Arm) Pa) Co('J>S as part of the Ministry of Defe PrOJCCt Pampas. the arm) 's per~onnel and adm1n1strat1on system . • • •• THORN get!J computer teitbook_job THORN EMI Software, Inc. anno unced this week the signing of n agreement w11h CBS College Publish mg to have the all new 2.0 scnes Pe Software programs included in the first college computer textbook to e r feature commerc1all) available business software • • • Kitchell gets IR congract 1 - Greg Denk. vice president, Knchell Contractors. announced this w that lnternauonal Recufi er. El Segundo. has awarded Kitchell a contract provide constructio n managem ent/general construction services for a new J m1lhon wafer fabncauon and assem~l~~c1J1t} to_be located in Temecula. VTN Corp. changes name to CPE VTN Corporation. parent corporation to VTN Companies, has chan91 11s name to CPE Engineers, Inc .. Alvin Rattan. newly-elected prcsid announced to stockholders this week. . Ratt;an. ow.ner of Cont.inental Pacifi c Enterpnses. the Anaheim-ba engincenng/des1gn/contractmg firm. acquired controlling interest in V Corporation this past August. Hutiert Te01ple honore as Builder of The Year Huben A. Temple. president of the Temple Company of Santa Monica, builders of homes. townhomes. fac- ton cs and mo bilehome parks, has bee n honored as the 1984 Builder of the Year by the Building Industry Association of Southern California (BIA/SC). Temple was one of nine persons honored at the annual Awards Lunch- eon during the 18th Annual BIA/SC Convention at the Spa Hotel at Palm Springs. The Builder of the Year Award, BIA/SC~ most prest1gjous. is given 11nnuallyto the onrbutldcr member of the assoc1at1on who has brought the most credit to his industry thto ugh current and past service to his association and his community. Temple, a UCLA graduate, formed his company in 1950 a nd sjnce then has built more than S,000 homes, three factories, 45 mobilehome parks con taining more than 19.000 spaces, three lot subdivisions and five large Banking award town ho me condominium projects. Also winning awards for outstand mg service were: Roland F. Osgood, president o Irvine Pacific Development, Irvin given the King Spike award fo outstanding membership recruit ment: David Young, president of his ow Laguna Beach-based building com pan). given the Meritorious Awar for outstanding service to the assoc1a tion and the industry over a Ion period of time: Bob Hubbert, president ofHubbe Ad ven ls1ng & Public Relation .Costa Mesa, given the Special Con tractors & Suppliers Award of Excel lence for oustanding service to th association b y a non-builder, and1 Kathi Pepka of the Mission V1ej Co .. Mission Viejo, president of th Sates & Marketing Council. given th Memorial Award for outstandln leadership by a chapter or counc president. Tbomu L. Henulon, preeldeat and cla.let encatlft oft10it of tbe Dua& N..._1 ... k·NG•tlJ' pra 11mllld u A.mert"e Banken A8eoclatloa certlOcat9 to Rita L. C•tul. pree!dmll a.ad ID&DMer of tlM t.all, for •118ta.Mll acblnemnt IA ;i;;;a;r •• lor 1994. Tiie award ,,.. 4arl.ai a reception at tM Dana Pol.at Mak. •• OD the ,, • WH AT AMEX DID NEW YORK I API Nov. 23 AMEX LEADERS GoLo QuorEs ,. METALS QuorEs That's an apt description ofbotfi business and business peop~e along the Orange Coast. To keep track of wherecompantesaregotn~and which peoplear h lpjng them get there,just watch Credit Line' -everyda in th Bu tnesss ttonofyournew lliljl'illl • Americans pause to give th&nks Parades, celebrations mark holiday; astlng ~ndtans protest being 'left out' '11 fllAAY MaeVBA.N A s ,.._..._, Millions of Americans kept alive a uadition that stancd with a harveJt tut more than JSO yean aao by ~dinner with loved ones and re.china out to the hun&rY in TbankJlivina celebrations that kick- ed off' the winter holiday 1ta$0n. From tt\I: nation's first family to its desperate l>o<>r. it was a day to belly 1.19 to turkey and all the t.nmminas. Tent of thousands of homeless, bu.nary or lonely people feasted on tree meals and warmth offe red in IOUJ> khcttens, restaurants and lhe.lt.tra. Miles of parades wound throught • the streets of several of the nauon's bigest cities Thursday. a day before thOSt' same str«1ts would taken over by the kickoff of the Christmas shoppina madness. To herald the season. morr than lOOJ>OO people watched the lightina of a 90-foot Christmas t~~ in Atlanta. In New York City. at least 100.000 people bundled up against the cold to watch Ragcdy Ann. Garfield the mischievous cat and the other helium-filled stars of the S8th annuaJ Macy's Thanksaivina Day Parade. In Montgomery, Ala., the Turkey Day Classic parade was marred by the stab6ina death of a 2().year-old spec- tator. A juvenile was in custody . Police said more than S00.000 people turned out. despitr temperatures dippin&_ as low a 12 deartts. to watch Detro1t'1 S8th annual parade. And more than 400,000 people lined Philadelphia's streets for the Qimbels Thanksaivina Parade. An estimated 80 million people watched the parades on tclc· vision. Thanksaiv1na marks the five-day feast held in 1621 , when Massachu- 1etts Bay colonisrs shared their harvest with the Wampanoaa In· dians. ''Thanksg1vi n. is supPQsed to be with the Indians,· said Indian activist Russell Means, adding that he and others across the country fasted and prayed in mourninf Wednesday and Thursday. "There isn't a thing with the Indians in the public or the press -out of sight. out of mind." ,.~ ......... But for most people, u was a day of 1obblina aobblerr and sharina with 1 those more familiar with want th.an bounty. Daniel Alvarez. 39, was amona the estimated 18,000 people who ate free Thanksaiving dinners in New York City. "I'm on Social S«urity. I can't act an apartment, 1 sleep on the train .... I don t usually eat this much," he said, eyeing three pieces of pie on tiis tray durina a dinner aiven by the Salva- tion Army. Nicole Petcutcscu and her hus- band. John. came to t_tu: United States from Romania in 1972. Thursday, they opened their cafe in Klnaf1lan. Ariz., to "everybody w.ho comes in." "This country received me with such warmth. I just want to give a httlc ofit back." Mrs. Petculescu &aid. Feasts -fasts a·ot holiday Thousands treated to free repasts -----in California LOS ANGELES (AP) The locales ran&ed from Skid Row missions to mess tables on a battle- ship to a dining room at President Reagan's ranch. but the meals were basically the ume: turke)' wtth the trimmings. Elsewhere in Southern California this Thanksgiving, about 200 people chose 10 fast instead as a reminder of starvation in Ethiopia. Most of the fasters near UCLA were Ethiopians or Americans of Ethiopian decscent, said Bogae Gebre of the Committee to Aid the Victims of Ethiopia. llemben of the flnt fa.mlly aather for Th•nkacl.tnc cllnner at the pre.ldent'• &aata Barbar& Rancho del Clelo Tburaday. From left are l'fell and Be.-Reagan. Dennla and Maureen Re-Yell, Nancy and Ronald Rea&an. Patti Davia ancLhuaband Paul Grilley, Dorla Reagan and huaband Ron Reagan Jr. Meanwhile. volunteers turned out to gi' e away food and serve food provided by others. Georgann Decker of Grand Rapids, Mich., helped serve free meals to more than a thousand needy people at the Back on Broadway restaurant in Santa Monica. the same volunteer JOb she's done for the last fi, c )cars. There are better things ln llfe "I think it's the true meaning of t·Lan be,lngp•esi·dent'S b•ot· .. er r hanksgivmg:·sa1dDecker.whohad U ,., ,., 1 ,., 1 .I.I flown in Wednesday from her home. where her fam1l) gathered for its trad1t1onal Thanksg1' 1ng dinner In ttl~ pas1 fouqcars. he has "~1ted -'Thursda). By MA UREEN SANTINI I# WMto ..._ C..r19'llld9'1I SANTA BARBARA -Neil Res agan. feeling no need to be diplomatic just because he's President Reaga n's brother. has a few things he'd like to get off his chest. first. Mr. President. Neil reall) doesn't want to attend another ins augu ration. If you've seen one them all. and _...ml~• frankly he wasn't wild about the first one. ··1 could hardly wait till I got out ot town.'' he said in an interview with The Assoc iated Press. Also. he reallv hates the annual Nell Reagan 200-mile dri ve through bumper.to· bumper traffic JUSt to eat Thanksgl\ s ing dinner at )Our mountaintop ranch. .. , would rather go to Washington than I would drive up there." he said emphaticall) .. In fact. ho"' about celebrating Thanksg1vin~ nex t ~ear at has home in San Diego. As for the rest of the world. ~cal would like to declare Oatl) that being the president's brother 1~ no fun . "No fun -at all." he said an a '""o· hour chat in whi ch he repeatcdl ) displayed a sort of tongucs1n-ched outrageousness that seemed to please him very much "I could vcn wert rive without it. Where's the glamour?" The interview was conducted with the ·Cider Reagan . 76. and his wife. Bess. in a hotel room an Santa Barbara. where they spent the night before making the final leg of their Thanksgiving Journey up the steep. winding. unpaved road that leads to the top of the Santa Ynez Mountain where the president's ranch 1s located. It's such a treacherous dnve that it's been known to make Secret Ser. ice agents 111. Neil also would like everyone to know that it would help a lot if they would please JUSI stop calling him wnh suggestions to pass on to his youn~er brother. He II probably tell you he'll do n. but he won't. Also. everybody could quit giving him th ings to send to the White House. or show to the president. Most of them arc ensconced in cardboard boxes at home. And 1f )ou·\t~ contnbuted to his l'-'O·)car lo&Jam of mall. don't hold )Our breath waiting for an answer. None of this makes for a very pleasant retirement. "In fac1. sometimes you get to the plat.e "'here ~ou ha'e the screaming mcl·m1es .. said Neil. 76. a former ad' ertis1ng agency executive. When 11 comes to sibling simi- lan11cs. 1 t'~ obvious Neil shares his brother's gcn1aht) and gift of gab. But he seems determined not to take his ) oungcr brother's pos111on very senousl~. the White House twice. Both time!> "I happened to show up one \car to under duress. to hear him tell it. visit friends and this is what ~e did But . he's rat.her proud of ~is own for Thanksgiving. and I just neve'r behavior as First Brother. ·given the stayed home after that," she said. difficult) oftheJoband the penchant ..\t the two largest rescue missions of some previous occupants to cause 1n downtown Los ..\ngelcs. an CSlls embarrassment m the Oval Office. mated 6.000 homclc!>s and IO'-'· "I take great pnde in myselfth:n I haven't done a Billy Carter on him yet -taken off for the Middle East to make a million or something.'' he said. Does he hve 1n constant fear that he'll get into some kind of trouble that would reflect on his brother'? "That could very easily happen, except for two things: I have a vel) high IQ." he said. laughing. -'\nd, as a former adman. "you·,c ~ot your guard up all the time and )'OU 1ust learn to live with 11. .. Anyhow. Neil says. "Anybody who would be tempted to scratch m) back" would think I'-' ice once they got to know him. Neil's wife of 49 )'Cars-sat silent!) through most of the interview. inters rupting his complaints to say: "Oh, he's proud of his brother. th ough . He's P.roud of ham ." Neil acknowledged he and the president remain close even though Neil never got over the fact 1hat he had been promised a baby SISier instead. Despite the famll) closeness. Nell really would rather skip the Jan 21 Inaugural. He says this several times until Bess interrupts. "He'll be going." she says qu1eth. income people lined up for free meals. "Thanksgiving. Christmas. Easter. people kind of come out of the woodwork," said Mark Holthaus of the Union Rescue M1ss1on. "Most of them are unemplo~ed. people on d1sab1laty. derelicts. elderly. people who have just come into town and don't have any place to sta>.'' His father. Lee. the mission's executive director. estimated about 3.000 people waited pat1entl)' for their meals. wh ile officials at l'he M1dn1ght Mission said the same number were served there. ··I know the people who put this out ha"e their hearts in the right place.'' a woman name" Caren said at the Midnight Mission. where her 21'2· vcar-old son Robert had his fist wrapped around a slice of turkey ... It's not hke having dinner witn all your folks. but 1t 1s Thanksgiving." Caren and her husband. Robert Sr . who asked that their last names not be used. said they're on welfare. rent a one-room hotel unit downtown for $285 a month and have come to the M1dn1ght Mission for Thanksgiving for two years. Nancy's jab 'shocks' Michael It was a much different scene al the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. where 800 crewmembers of the 887-foot U.S.S. New Jersey and their families dined on a feast ranging from turkey and roast beef to pineapple raisin ~uce. "The) do this kind of thing at home. 'iO why can't we do 1t here?" said Ensign Jim French. 30. who O\crsaw the 50 chefs who prepared the meal. Pres iden t's son 'never reali zed we we re estra nged · OMAHA. Neb. IAP) -Michael Reaflln· spending the huhd:t) with hi s wife s famtl) here. said Thur'5da ) he was "shocked" and "hun" b' "Jann Reagan's remarks that he and h1~ father. President Reagan have had a fa lling-out. "I never realm.:d 1.\-e "ere estranaed. Maybe strange -but not estranged." said Reagan's cider son fro m home hut I can JUSt only feel 1,orf) for her that <,he feels this way." He said he wa~ un'>urc whether he ""ould call hi'> father during the ho Ilda' "Right no~ "e're all ver)' hurt about the "'hole thing." he said ... We JU\t ha ven 't made an) decii>1on on that )Cl •· \.1 r'> Reagan did not di\ ulge the source of the nft she said had come het""ccn her husband and Michael. "( ollecn and I were talking about 11." M ll'hacl said . "All we can think of 1s that as ma) be it's NaoC) ·s way of JUmf) 1ng ""h> she and Dad haven't ever seen our daughter A\hley She's 19 months old and they've ne'er laid C\CS on her " · Ashlc > and 5syear-old Cameron. Mi chael and Colleen's other child. arc the president'~ only grandchildren the president celebrate hts re-election victory Nov. 6. "It just so hap~ns that election night 1n the United States was also Collecn'sand my anniversary. and we have a place (in London) that we go to every year on our anniversaf) :· Michael said. In an interview late Wednesday. he said. "My wife has a family too Her family 1s just as 1mponan1 to me as mane 1s to Colleen. I JUSt think that one Thanksgiving dinner out of nine years shouldn't be held against me." ··tt is a pity that the only holida)' greeting that we received was de- livered through the media," Michael said. "Regardless. I hope that m)' father and Nancy and the rest of the family have a· wonderful holiday." Last Thanksgiving. the ship was stationed off the coas1 of Lebanon. supPon1ng U.S. peacekeeping forces in Beirut. At President Reagan's mountains top Rancho del Cicio overlooking the Santa Yne1 Valley. the first fam1l). 1nclud1ng three of Reagan's four children. <1harcd a Thanksg1 ving meal. Reagan's eldest son Michael. who was adopted by Reagan and hi s first wife. actress Jane Wyman. said he hadn't been invited. First Lad>' Nancy Reagan recen tly. said that Mi chael 1s estranged from his father. an allegation the son denies. Raggedy Ann makea her debut ln Macy'• parade. Macy's parade 'patriotic show' NEW YORK (AP)-Hundreds of thousands of people saw Broadwa) turned into a giant m<n ing canoon Thursday as the) watched the annual Macy's Thanksgiving_ Da) Parade under crisp, sunny autumn skies. The 58th annual event kicked off promptly at 9 a.m. at 17th Street and Central Park West. led by thc Lee High School Marching Generals from Huntsville. Ala. The\ were followed close behind b) Donald Due~. one of nine giant hehumsfilled balloons ""hich have become a Macv's tras dition Donald. retired 1n 1910 after e1gbt ~cars of sen ire. made a come- back this )ear 1n honor of hie; 50th b1nhday. The ne-wcst parade r harar ters were Garfield. the lasagnasloving tomcat. and Ragged) Ann. the 'cheerful rag doll beloved b)' millions of children. <\long wuh the big balloons there "ere 12 marching bands. 18 floats - some studded with celebrities -and dozens of costumed entertainers. Bringing up the rear was San ta Claus. whose appcaram·e heralds the open- ing of the Chri stmas shopping season. The obJCCt of e'cl)onc's affection - a massive tom turke~ -was among the first to travel down the parade route. accompanied by singer Dionne Warwick. >\ctor Robert Vaughn rode atop a Statue of Liberty float which he said was a symbol that Amenca was returning to its patriotic roots. "The count!)' is feeling good about 1 tsel f again ... he said prior to the start of lhe parade. He added that 1f the Mac)'s people had promoted such a palnouc floai m the I 960s ··you probabl) would have had rocks thrown at you." Actor Dom Deluise. riding in a small motorized car. did a turn- around on the cro"'d -taking pictures of them as he passed b). The 61-foot-long, bnght-orange Garfield. m keepin$ with his pro- digious appetite. inhaled almost; I 9.000 cubic feet of helium. about twice as much u each of the other balloons. _ The comic \tnp cat. whose other favorite pastime 1s catnapping. scored an immediate hit with young and old along the route. "He's fat and funn)':· said Blaine Wonh. 9. of Manhattan He's also "kind oflazy." he added. Zany Doo _Dah Parade warms up in Pasaden~ PASADENA (AP) The Marching Leech Kazoo Band and the Synchronized Brief Case Drlll Team wtll make return appear- ances during Sunday's eighth Occasional Ooo Oah Parade, a satlrlcal answer to Pasadena's famed Tournament of Roses Parade. The 1 'h-hour parade, wh~h starts at noon. also will feature th e lawn mowers of TorolTorolTorol. the Great American Yankee (GAY) Free- dom Band from West Hollywood, a Barbecue Drlll T earn and aome- thlng called Granny Grunt's Alzheimer Hummers and Calypso Band. The last group -lte name taken from the brain-deteriorat- ing Alzhelmer'1 dlM8M -11 described In the offlclal Ooo Dah program aa "Jumptn' Jamaican jerlatrlx" who "hav.,,•t lost their rythmn. they Just can't remember the word~." "People accept satire and good natur9d ribbing and I don't think we've ever croeeed the boundary" Into poor tute, Doo Oah org11nlzer Peter Ac>anef •kt. The Doo Oah WU found«t In 1978 u an Irreverent alternattve to the annual New Year't Rote Parade, and ha grown Into one of Southern Calltornta'1 molt· loved apooft. The Marching Leech group also par11ctpated in 111t yMr'a parade, which drew 40,000 IPIC· tatora. 811nd membert P'-yed kazoos wttlle pultlng a small ftoat patterned after the "Afrtcan Queen," the boat In th• film cl111lc starring Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. In the ftlm, leechee attach t~ to Bogart u he tows the boat t'1rough an Afrlcari swamp. Alto making a repeat IPPMt· ance wtll be the Synchrontzed Brief Cue Orin Team, a group of business suit-clad men twtrtln brief caaet. Unlike other parades, motor· lzed floate are prohfbtted during th• Doo Datl Parade and there " no official marching order Apanef Hid 1,800 people.would participate In the parac:wa 1 entrlel. Previous entrtee h.w lnctudeQ the chalnaaw-twtrtlng Tuai Chatnaaw Mwecre OrUI t_...-n~ th• grocery cart-Movtng ~ pie &-a Lad• and • .... proclaimed Jewllh Arnerlcln Prlnceee. The perade ltarta •t the CGn*-i of Fair Olkl A¥Mue and ~ Street, proceed• north on Fal Oaka, eat on Hoity Street. IOUt on Raymond AYMUe, welt M Colorado Boul....S, IOUth on&\! John Avenue, Nit on G..n Street, tMf'I IOUth on Fllr9 ending at Centrel Pft. Mid. I Michael Reagan. who "'as adopted by Ronald Reagan and h1i. first wife. actress Jane Wyman. celebrated Thanksgiving here with his wife. Colleen, her parents and several of her other relatives. Meanwhile. while the president. his three other children and Mrs. Reagan had ThanksgJ\ ing dinner at their ranch 1n . anta Barbara. Calif. "I hop<'. they all have a nice ThanksJl ving Day," Michael said "I'm goina to spend 1t with my wife's family -which I think 1s the nght thins to do." \.11chacl said he believes his father probabl> ':agrees with Mrs Reagan's asr,e~!)mcnt of his rclat1onsh1p with th(• president. Dallas downplays JFK ari.niversa~ The first lady said 1n an interview with the Washington Times earlier this week that there "is an estrange· mcnt and there ha been for three . years" between the pre ident and M ichael Reapn. "I was really shocked and my whole family was hurt by tt1c statement that came out yesterday," Michael Nid. "I think the ttmina was tcmblc. I wash tomebody would have c1llcd m<" • "He usually concurs with cvcr;- thing that NanC) ~ys." he ~•d Thuooay was the first Thank aiv- in~ 1n nine years of marr.aae that M1Lhael and Colleen spcot the hol· 1day with her family. "Heck. we weren't even 1nvncd to the ranch for Thank Jiv1na" he said. "We \.\-Crcn't on the (tuest) hst he IUS<.' the) knew that ~e weTC IOIDJ to bf spcndina it back here with Co lleen·, fam1I)'." Usually obscnt from fam1I>' func· tions. Michael was the only one of Rcaaan·, children who dtd not help ~ DALLA ( P)-Forthe first time in 20 ~ars. Dtalcy Plaza was.qu1e1 on Nov. 22. with only a few dozen people wandenng by Thursday and snappina pictures of the bu1ldin1 from which a sniper aunned down President John F. Kennedy. Th11 )'car. there was no orpn11ed obstrvance of the fateful moment when Kenned) was 5hot and killed H he rode 1n a motorcade throuah downtown Dalla . ln\tcad. a small. but steady pro- cession moved 1hrouah the JFK Mcmonal Pla1a. rc1d1n1 the h1 ton- ... cal 1nscnp11on. stud)'tni a map of the a u ana11on site and w1 ping awa) an occac;ion1I tear A small tJ .S. Oaa had been placed 1n the shrub in the front of the memorial. By 12:33 p.m -approll· 1matcly the time Kenned) was shot - 1he cro~d had arown to obou1 75 lo 100 people. Several photoaraphcr aim~ their camera~ at the ~ix th noor of the Texas School Book Ocpo,nory. from where Ltt Herve) 0 wald. the man arre~ted as the a, ... ,,tn who wu h1nt'tlf slain two da>, later. fired the fatal shot l Official of the l)alln<i C ounty fxmomit1c Ptrty. whteh 'PQTIS:Ortd the Nov. 22 memorial ccrcmon1cs for the pa t few year . said they decided It would be more appropriate. to shift the services to Kennedy'~ birthday on Min 29 "That was the whok idea of Jut )"ear"s 20th anni\ers&ry tef'\11~. to have a maJor rememberancc. then 41top 11." ~1d former Ocmocrat1t' C ounty C 'ha1rman Bob Greenberg. "You don't celebrate people's death . You don't celebrate L1n('oln'\ or Wash1naton's death. You celebrate their birthda)' .'' G.L. '{>erk1ns of Naples. F11 .. who came to Dallas as pan ofa Thanksaiv- ina trip, said he and his son decided to ste the memorial before attendina a professional football aame between Dallas and New En"and. Perkins said IM 1te ~minlfcd him of where he wa when he first heard that Kennedy had been shot on Nov. 22. 1963 ~an alumni dub mtetina for the niven1t) of M1nneso• football &cam .. It wa quite a hock." he rttBne .. Auto sales, housing and employment-t·he segment~ of our economy on which so much O·f classified depends-are looking better than they have in a long time. We're feeling good about that and the opportunity it gives us to off er you a bigger, better-than-ever classified section. If you haven't read classified lately, come enjoy a browse through our· columns. You'll see why we're feeling good about classified. 642-5618 ' McCORMICK MORTUARY 1795 Laguna Canyon Road Laguna Beach. Ca 92651 494-9415 HARBOR LAWN· MT. OUYE Mortuary • Cemetary Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave. Costa Mesa 540-5554 PIERCE BROTHERS BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 BALTZ MROERON SMITH A TUTHILL WHTCLIFF CHAPEL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Monuary Chapel • Crematory 500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 I $2.17 per day That' a ALL you pey )Of 3 °'*· so days "'the DAlY Pl.OT --~ SERVICE DIECTCIY F-41? F-416 Ml.IC NOTICE -- \ , .. .. Ot9M41 Ca.et DAILY PllOTJFttcsay. Ho~ 23. 1814 •s IDTICl MUC •nu W!C llO'fa "'5 l!O!!CE 'JC llOta MUC NDl1C( ........... .... Aennoul eueMll MllflOUeMJll •• . NlJC fl)TIC( NlJC NOTICE MmlftAW ..... ITAW I U.ITA~ ~.~ MrtSIOUelURllM ~-.... PICTTTIOUllMWM PICTmOUe ...... "'".:: :::..=i ~.,. The followlnt ..,_,. .,. The~ l*'tW we TM ....... ..,...... The u:::~ le The u:::w NAm ITATWT Mm eTAW "1'7 .. Uv1110:: IMAOI ~L~;:ILOll~o l~~M':IA HLI' ~~:o "II·~",~=--.. ~ ...... ~ .. d The=r:::='.,,.'" COUWTYOP TJte~~.,. TM==~.,. fANTI, ... Town COMl'ANY, 1172 Mat1alo arO'AAOI!, LTD., HU TAUAANT MIXICAH,000 IOOfW ...!~"°'~I' C l.,a..NIACOMPVTIA ~ T'At CHIHlfl MS· Loe--..1· ~~Ol!JtOOl.I ~. CAl.•OAltl =-'a'11,1f ~· Dl'I~. Hunllnt.IOll IMcll, 1ChUl'ch Clrme, Huntington 296 I . 11UI, eo.sa ,_....; m. NeWpott IMot\, Cellt. =~·ea':~. Tarooco, TAUAANT, 2 '11 Mein In the M•Mr of NOUVIN .. , Doll9r DfM . .,.,. 11: INT•"'"''"'· 21151 New- -• I orn a CIUfomt. t"4I leldl. Clllf. IH41 . Call!. tHa1 lata l"'1 c'*-"'·~-lt#Nt. It, Huntlnoton HOGOC MY (Minot). A f*· H9wpott leeoh. c.if. IHl3 111\d I'"· Hunt1no1on ....,... HtlfftM 29102 Weyr.e A. Clbwey, 1112 Newport-Men lelt Antonio ft Salmeron, Lynne Po6t'-r, tW lu. 1~ T•Oflo ~..,J:· IMcn. Cellf l*t tol'UI wtW> ....S l»e ,.. ~ w. OeMoct. A 1 ...-. c.llf, 12'41 ........ Mi.,.,... $en Jultl Mahllo Orf\te, Huntlng\on llor., Ll.d •U Ctv~ 2102 H. 8ptuoe, lent.a Alla. f*IOr Awia. •131, Ntwpcwt 11714 ' ' . Yu Tai HClnO Cotp Inc., owed fr'M fl'om WIHUltOdy Do\liel' C)rM, ~ 11. ,..._ YlctOf L Oplneer, If,, c.. e..cti. Callfwnl102t4t Circle, H\H\llnciton -..oh, Cellf. hlorl Cllllf tHl3 T CellfortM,1111M411nltra4, lftdOOfttrOI Of(het)....-. port.._. C4111f nta ttl6f ~ l1H Munl· TNa •.:if:"':: 1=1 cl T': Dutln:;IVl!:u.,con· C8Jlf J~.!. T~ ,.... let11\a Cuevu llanco, T1111' .,ueln... 11 00,,. clUc~!:, ~~":~0011• ::.:1H1t1noton leectl, Cellf CAM Ml! HR A Mltl "°'*" o. .,,,,1\. N t 1ne11on leecfl.:..~..:.•\ti: ..... ~ lndMOUel • uc~A:~ea::. CALLAWAY 1oci11". Inc,, ClllfO;lllt , !!!1 c':it ~= .... ,.,,,. ~~n:~o1~ndMclutll ~ c. C1tnpbell Tiii• buelnN• I• Con· ,.,..:~=--....... =-~·=·1L ... ~ ~,t:H:"~tln:.~:~ n. ..... ~AIHll fled Tiii• lltltment WU flied I e1~a Cl\Wcm Olrole. Hunt. Ttitt bu11n... 11 con• T~. •latement ... !Med Wl111 ,~·~~Motl\~ ducted by. I oorporttlOn Cue1ody Md (;ofttrol (AMn-1 v1nou1;d 1~v .. tme111 9Mtcll. c.llf. 1H.e .... ~ C.:..Mot 0t wltll the County Clettt Of Or· l,,on leech, Clllf. 12t4t d~ecl by: I genetal Pll'I· with 1M County Ol9f1I of Of. enge County ~ N W Jld< Yano, l'r..ici.nt donment)(llle; AdCIC)tlon) Cot1MWation, OellforMI, N1 fhll butlll"I II COii· _. ~ • MGe County on N0"91T!ber he Hoffm&n Qroup, '"°" nentlip MQe Couniy on Nowmbet 7, 191-4 Ollel'll Ttll• •tetemen1 WM Died To Nauyen Thi D*I· e>o. Ol"'9 ~ 15 New-duct•cl t>y: 111 unln· ,.-1114 on Ncwember 11. 18"4 CINt0tn11, 18025 Slcy Pn ~ c llanco ts, 1814 • ,_,.. with tile County C*1t of Or· lrnotn«rl f7 louna Tflllu port leadl. 'c.11t. t2Ms corporeted 1uoo1et1on ,_ !ul. Suite K. IM,,., Celti. Thl9 1l1tement ... fllecl ,_.,. Publlellecl Or Moe COunty on ~-trl P8CM South ~ Tiiie bue!nee. 11 con• ottier tfM1n 1 pet1nerllfllp •·'DMlhcs4 Or........,~ Publlehed Orange Cout 82714 wltll the County Cterlt ot Or· Pul)llltlecl Qn1noe Coat De1fV l'llot enge eo.t 15• lNA TlllM PnO Ho Cfll Mlnll I~ Mted by: e ~ 1*1· Victor I.~. Sr. =~ No~b« 2S, 30, Deify POot Novtmb« 23. 30, Thi• bu1ln•H 11 oon.-llll09 County on Novwnbet Del~ NO\lel'l\bet 1t as 30, o.c.!::r'!;418, 23, ,_,,. •ble to Mr\19 In loutn VIit· '*"'4P Tiiie '11ternent •• "*' -1 e>ec.mw 1, 14, 1884 ducted by: e llmltecl Plr1ner• 15, tl8A 30. tier T. 1814 • • • • • PulSlllhed Orat199 Cout t\11'11); AoW1 D. Sml11'1, ho• wllll the County Cleft( of Or• • 14• t8l4 F-41>9 lhlp ...,.. F-453 , '44Z Deity PllOI Novemw 23, ao, LE VAN CHI It!• VAN PHI recary County on N0'*'1W i--507 Litty R. e.m11, Attorney Publlll'lecl Orange Cout o.c.mo.r 1· 14• tH4 ll.(elleaecl natural llltfter>-Tiiie •lltem.nt WU "'" r.1:u ~-------MllC NOTICE In t1et Diiiy Piiot Novembet 23. 30, "8JC Mft'N'r F-4H WMrMboul• unknown end wtlh Ille County etertc ol Or· ' JM1G "8JC NOTICE Tlllt •tetM*ll wu flied Deoemt>er 1, 14, 1814 ""',_ IC iTM"r 10 Ill pereone olllnVng to be ~ County on Nowmb« Publllhed Orange Cout LIGAL NOTICI with the County Cieri! Of Or-F-480 "8lJC NOTICE ftCTIT10U8 ....... NOinA the f1ti. ()(mother of Mid 7, 1814 ~ Piiot NO\WTIW 11. n . llOTIC9 OP TRUITll'I NOT1CIM =Countyon0ctober21, PtCTmOUllUM9ll NAmlTA,.._lfT f'tCTTTIOUllU9Mll ~nln.:r on(•) 1bov1n ,_-.17 JO,l>eoetnber7,1H4 IAU PU&IC HbNNQ ,_ MAm ITATIM91fT The lollowlng f)erlOn 11 NAM1 ITA.,_..,. Put>llehed Orange COM! F-443 LA. .. ~~ . NOTICE is HEREIV MtMlf rta.tc NOTICE The fouowt doing bullMM u i Tiie following ~tone.,.. of 11119 Court you Delly Piiot Novernw 11. 2'. • T.I. ....... ,_, QIV!N tllall public hearing OM 'Hodfel,t lllMfe doln b u':f~' ~~ AIOllTIA£0 PROD· doing bullMM 11 ttl '*«iy ohect Ind (,.. 30, Oeoember 7, 1114 TO ~CICOMIC I' wlllbeheldby1heC11yPfan. .... ~ .... "·~= ACTmOUelUIMll ANAHltMCAA WAIH 217S UCT8,230W.Wlfnfllf.,lle MARV'S HALLMARK ,~~ 10) (mtY) 5' ~ • · -OMPANV ntna Commllllon ot the City tlllO ' ' NAM1 ITA,.._NT W. La Pal!M Anelttlltrl c.i1. 20t, lant1 AA-. C•'"· 0700 Wllnut, ll"Me, Clll· .... ore Ille J:r P "8lJC NQTIC[ V::., tli4it flPPOlntect Trutt• of Huntington BMcll. Cd· Publlahed Otll\Qe COM! The tollowlf'\O penon It lomle 9290e1 • Vietor A. T1tmo, 484 tom.1112714 In Dlc*tment • rm 217 r the following d .. fomll. tor lhe l)IKpoM of Delly Pllo1 November 2 8 dWIQ bullMM u : Eclw•rd o·aon (AKA 81ywoocl Or.. Newport Et11nd1 D. Cuev1, 32 pr.,. Ille lbow entitled eoutt, PICTITIOUI IU .... ~T~eric~~~~ oonllderlng Zone Change ltl. 23. 1814 • ' SOUTH COAST PROP· Monell M, Aboul·Hotnl: BMch, C.itt. t2MO t•aut, lrvlne . C1llfornt1 ~~~ ~~1 Nco~n.ty NAm ITAT'lmNT to TH• No. "4·18, a rtQuut,10,... F sg7 ERTY MAINTENANCE 1833 11017 ~tine C«rltot Tiii• bu11n .. 1 11 con• 12114 • • · H I., The 1-.. ,__,. I .. Hl~HEST 8100EA IC>ne IPPfO)llmettly 17,922 • T1r11ll• Ln.. Newport CA 80701 • • Ouotect t>y: "'lndlvldull Thi• but lnHI It 0011• LOI Al\Qelel, CA to012 on dOlna bu~~;~· • ~~Al~H o"ND/OR THE aq. It. of prOc>erty IOClated •t Ml.JC M>TICE S..Ch, Clllf. 8'2MO Ttlll bu•lneH 11 con-Victor A. Talmo ducted by· en Individual JANUAAY 14, 1ff0 II 1:30 AWP PAINTINO SiR· R CERTIFIED the nor111e .. 1 corner ot New-Otonle Vtnoen1 O'Hern ducted by. "' lndlvtdull Thi• •l•tement Wll tiled ERLINDA D CUEVA A.M. ol that day, then Md VICES 124 AQOlen g~~K SPECIFIED IN me.o A-...nue and Cemeron ,ICTITIOU • .,...... 1833 J'WM111 Lii • ~ Edward ·o·Son With the County Clerk of Or-Thi• 1111-1 WU flied Iller• 10 ltlOW Cll.IM, If any e.tt>oi taand. c.itt. ,~ .. tta~,~~ SECTION Str .. 1 (17712 1nd 11782 NA• ITATIMIHT BMcll, C.ilf. 82t80 • Thie 11l!Mnent w .. filed Moe County on November wttll the Coun!y Cterll ot Or· you 111,,_wtiy Nici P«ton Altl\Uf WHNem Plltpolnt In,_,.,_ at tlletlme ol Cerneron Slrett) trom R5J The JQllowlng ~· .,. TNt-bv•ln"' 11 eon-with the County Cletlt Of"Or· t6, 198A l"OI County on ~ ltlOUld not be declared,, .. tl'4 NOleM /ltve -81!boi .... lewfUI mooey of IM (Office Prot...ionaJ) to R3'dolng bullneel u: dueled by en ln<tl\lldull ange County on November . ~ 16, 1814 frOft'I the control-of (Mr) lllend Celff " United Statee) all rtoM. tllt. (Medium-High Oen1lty Reel·I CLOSET MONSTERS, Dinnie v. O'Hem 13, 18$4 PubHllled Orenge Colet ,_,... P•lflt• ICCOfcllno to the ' · Hlel £:: lntlf•t conveyed lo dentlal} A legal dMC1lpllon11ao Manunlta Orlve Tiii• ttltemerit wu Iii.cl ~ D11tyPllotNovemt>w23,30, Publllhed Orenge COMI l)elltl6nonftt.hefeln. cl Tllll bueln"• 11 oon- Mld 't::c, held tlY It under 11 on fll• In the Department Laguna Beach C1llforn1i with the Counly Ctertc ol ()(. Publllhed Orange Cout December 7, 14 O~y Piiot November 23 30 The Petition flied herein II ":: ~~r;;,r;'IV!d'* a . ol Tl'Ult In the of O.velopmen1Servtoee01·'92851 ' enge County on November Del~November 11. 23, F-478 0.C.mber 7. 14, 181A ' • for the purpOM Of ttMlllO Thll. 1111~1 WU Iii.cl ,...e>per~y lle relnatler d•· tlce ' Glorl1 C1mlt11 Balte r 15, 19~ 30, bet 7, 1884 F-478 Ille IUbJeot child for pt~ wttll Ille C I Cterll of Or· ecarlbed. Said heerlng wlll be hied w1110n 780 Manzanlle '1t017i F-4S4 .. _IC llftJIC( ment tor adoption. Cou oun Y TAUSTOR MICHAEL J It Ille llOur of t ,00 P.M., onlD<tve l 119un1 BMCtl Call-Pubtlahecl Orenge COMI -..--. "" PlB.IC NOTICE DATED: Octow 31, 1tl4 rr.... nty on November LUKAS, MARILYN LUKAS o.c.mt>e< 4, 1984, In the lornf9 82'51 ' Diiiy Pilot November 23 30 NOTICI M JOHN J CORCORAN, · ~NEFICIARY: UNION Council Chamberl &illdlng, Timothy Alan Wlleon, 780 Oeoembe< 7, 14. 1984 ' ' P'tlllC NOTICE "'UITH'I IALI NOnc:1 M County Clltlt Publllhed ()( ~ RAL SAVINGS ANO Of Ille CMo Cent11 20001 Manunlt1 Drive l 1gun1 F-485 M MAL"'°" TIWITll't IAUI 8y R. KUNIPO. Deputy Diiiy Piiot ange I ~~COASSOCIATION Main Strffl. Hunilngton Beech, Calltoml• 92851 PICTITIOUl IU .... 11 YOU ARE IN DE~~JLT °'MAL "'°""TY NOTICE TO P~RSON 30 ~:r"r'=..1e. 23, ""' RDEO Aprtl 2. 181-0 S.acn. Celllornla. Thie buelneH II con NA• lfA'Tl•Nf UNDER O YOU ARE IN DEFAULT SERVED • • .. !nett. No. 2278 In Boolt All lnlll'•led J)«IOl\1 .,. dUC1ed by llu1band and wit~ l'taJC M>TICE The totlowlng P«90f'll .,. DATED ANJ~gMo:E~Ru:4T UNDER A DEED OF TRUST You .,. MrWd .. In lndl· F ...... l tSUt PtlO' 1MO ol Otflct.i lnvtled to IUend llld hear· GLORIA WILSON TIM dotng butlneu 11: 1882 N SS ' DATED NOVEM BER 24 YldUll cJt ... ~di In Ille otnc:. ot tile Ing end .. pr111 their WILSON ' FICTlTIOUI Ml ... 11 VPL MORTGAGE POOL /ltCTiO~ L~O i~'blt~~ 1982, UNLESS YOU TAKE De Wht W. Cltntoft, C-ty P\8.JC M)JICE .-def Of Orange County, opln10n1 lor Of agaln11 the Tiiie ltllement w .. llled NA.m ITATRMINT Ill, 181 OoY9r Drfw, Sutle YOUR PROPER ACTIO N TO PROTECT C041ftMf .. -:. ~ ... 1~· t~11 de-propoeed Zone Ctlange No. with Ille County Clel1l of Or· dJlle ::wing~.,. 15, NftPOrt e..ctl. Calif. BE SOLD AT 1l· :,ru~~6 VOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY LMrr Corr, Deputy County '1CTITIOUl IU ..... t ... VIVWlng. 84-18. angeCounty on0ctober31 ng neuu. 82183 SALE IFYOU NEED N""' BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC c--i NAmlTAT'DmNT PAACEL 1· lot 59 of Trect Further lnformetlon m1y 1944 ' BEACHWOOD PROD· Robert D. Smith, 881 p · A """ SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EX· CrimtMI Cowt1......... Tiie tollowtng petlonl are UCW, In tile City of Irvine, be obtained trom the City f'2tMa UCTS, 21571 Surveyor Cir., Dover Drive, Sulle 15, N-· NL,tTN~~l~N O ~F TT~~ P LANATION OF THE 110 W. Temple ltrHt dolnobullneelH: County of Orange, Slate of Pl111nlno Depanment Publllhed ()( Cout Huntington Beech, Cell!. pott S..Ch. Cllll. 82183 PROC NATURE OF T HE (t-800) THE CUNNINGHAM ~nl&. u Pit' ~ r• T 1l1phon1 No ( 7 14) Dally Piiot Novem-= 22 28 82~46 Raymond w. OeMot1. 881 YOU ~~~INsi~t~At~~T PROCEEDINGS /ltOAINST loe Anfe'M, Celll. I001t PRESS. 1011 WHIWlrd In 800I! 308. PIQlll 536-5271 December ti, 13 1984 · · homH l Wlck1trom, Dove< Drive, Suite 15, N--TACT · YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· 11'"1111 ~. Coeta Mela, Calif. ... 31, Ind 40 lncluetve, ol DATED 11111 22nd day of ' TH-480 20522 Satt Air Cir., Hunt· port e..ctl, Calif. 12183 A.I c" ~0'Ji~·eeD SER TACT A LAWYER. C-ty If Loe A,..... 92827 y ~ IMPI. In the Nov.mbef. 1884 lngton BMctl. Calif. 92&4e Vanouerd lnvHtment . . -/It IC TRUST DEED SER· DeDerlment of~ L..... E Cunnlhgllem ~ of Ille County ~ CITY PLANNING COM· PllllC M>TICE Nancy Merle Shetmen. Corpotatlon, Calffornla, 181 VICES. INC • u Agent lor VICES · INC 11 Agent for ~ublllhed by Ille Orange 1oae Weetw1rd Line COit~ oorder ol llkf county. MISSION 1002 Calllornl• Str•t. Hunt-Dove< Orlve, Suite 15, N9w-~i:i:•NArNC:A~ co ... C•ll· MLA FiNANCIAL CO., I Call-Coul Diily Piiot Nov.mw M .... Calif. 82627 • .1Exceiptlng lri.refrom all Oii By Jamee W Palln, 1 P:ICT"10UI 9UltNl'll l~on Belctl, Cellf. 82648 port Beech, Calif. 92183 epPofntC: rru::: ,:. d1~Y tornla oorpo1ellon u duly 9, ltl, 23, 30, 1884 Gary J. ·Gunnlnghern. g11t1, mlneral1. mlnerel Secretary NAJM ITA TeMtENT his bu1ln1H 11 con· Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-fotlowl d..c: 1~ ~ • appointed TruelM undll' th• F"413 1088 W•twerd Lane eo111 ti. n1tura1 gu r1gllt1 end Publl.n.c:t by the Orenge Tile IOllowtng pefeona .,. ducted by:• llmlted partner-ducted by: • general part· Truet ~LL S~LL T 01 fotiowtng delcrlbed Deed o• MIN, Cellf. 82627 ' :,::.~t llydrocerbone by Cout Delly Pllol November doing bullnesa u : ONE lh~homU L Wick nerthlp LIC AUCTION T'o _PTUHBE Trull Will SELL AT PUB-P\BllC M)JIC£ Thlt buelneH 11 con· IMt aoeve~ ;~IM known 23, 188-4 !STOP MAINTENANCE, 927 Thi 1 1 I ltromffled Rot>ert D Smith, Sec-HIGHEST BIDDER FOR LIC AUCTION TO THE ductedby;hulbandandwtte may n Of undet F-490IV1n Neu Court Co111 s 1 1 emen wu ,.,ary CASH (payable 1 llme I HIGHEST BIDDER FOR 1A04 L..-E Cunnlnglllam "" petcel of llnd heflln· Mesa. CA 92626 . with tile County Clll'll of()(. Tiii• 11atemen1 WU llled .... In lawful I of I ° CASH (payeble II lime ot Tr u. t.. • . . . N 0 Thie llalemenl WU filed jlll)Ove d..c:rlbed, together PllllC llllJICE All)lto'1 Muslcil, 927 Ven ange County on November with the County Cl«k of Or· United SlllM)~ht ,n. Ille In lawful money ot the VMl/ttnl ' wfth the County Clll'k ol Or· "t,:;1 Ille Pf~ual rlghl ot nu Ness Court. Colla Mue, CA 15· 1984 ~ lltlQ4I County on November 1t1d lnlllllt conveyed 111~ United S111111 111 right, lltle NOTICI OP DIPAut. T 1nge Counly on November MU(i M>TICE PICTTTIOU9 ., .... , NAmlTA'Tl•NT TM loflowln9 peraon II ~ .. : 'I EVERVTHINQ A MOTIVE. 1650 Su· per10r A,,.., Co1t1 MM&. Clllf. 12827 Holdrd 0.vld Berkowltl, 20101 Myvtew Alll., Sant• Ane HQt1., Calif. 82707 Thie bu11n... li con- ducted t>y. en lndlvtdull How.,d &erkowftl Tiii• 1111emen1 w11 tiled with Ille County Clef'lt of Or· 111ge Col.Inly on November 13, 11"4 MllC NOTICE '9CTITIOUt IU ..... ..._eTATllllUfT The fOllO'Wlng ~ le dolnQ bu1lneee u : OOA THILL MARINE SER, VICES. 1588 Rl\ler9ide Pl .. Coete Miii, Calll. 92627 Tony Etll1, 1589 Rlwrllde Pl., COiia M .... Cetlf. 8~827 Tlll1 bu1lne11 11 con· Ouotect by: 111 Individual Tony Ellla Tllll lllttmenl WU filed With the County Cleric ot Or· ange County on November 1, 1884 'MUI Publllhed Orange Coall 011t::,NOVM1ber HS, 23, 30. bet 1, 1884 F-436 Mid ~::."li~:.o~~~ NOTICE OP T"UITH'I 92T6h21tl Publlllled Orange Cou~ 7, 19$4 "2I01 .. and now held by It undet endd Inter~ cobnveyedl to ANO ILICTION TO llLl 13, 1884 .,-.,,_ I ';:3 IAU I bu1lness 11 con· 0111 Pll N -l8iO 0..0 ot Trurt In Ille 111 now '""'d y t und9f UHOfR DllD Of' TJllUIT ,.._. ltM, In ~':"'°"'ng the Loen No. Gall710/DUH· due1ed by an lndl'lidual o.c!i,,t! 7 0~:'"::'8423, 30. 0 Publllhed ()(ange Co11t property herelnatter d•· Mid Deed ol Trull In the tMft<>ftTANT NOT1CI Publlllled Orange Cout Pllll.IC NOTICE :::; r~ 1 ~~ any CAN j Allyeon Mus;ck • · F 84 ll'b::, November 18, 23, ICflbed. property her1ln1tter d•· IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN Dilly Piiot November 16, 23, ..._.. • nclud"'V Ille' T.I ..... C·1oa71 Thi• lllletnenl WH r.-i .... 30· tier 7· 1884 TRUSTOR· LUIS l tcrlbed FORl!CLOSURE BECAUSE 30. December 7, 1984 NOTICa M """''to ~tock or dlrec· UHtT COO. C 'with lho County Clerk of Or· F-438 ALCOCER. In unmarried TRUSTOR LUIS l YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR F-4.48 Tl'UITll'I IAL.1 ~her 1::'1= 11";:. AH T SERVICE CORP as ;"9911i°''"'Y on November P\8.IC M)flC£ men 1nd LETICI A O. ALCOCER, anE uCmarrled PAYMENTS, IT MAY 8E "8.IC M)JIC[ L-Ne. fll&#H\' ln•bo'tl9deterlbed ollorgaa duly appointed trustee 1· 1 4 ., PllllC NOTICE RAMIREZ, 1n unmarried ~:~IR~~d L Tl IA 0 . SOLD WITHOUT ANY T.l .No.C-11711 ..,ti tunnele and Sh It under the following de-,.ft12'1 F-22411 woman • en unmarried COURT ACTION , and you Notto. of .... of UNIT COW C tnlo. 'through Of ecrou ~ti! ecrlbed deed ot tru11 WILL D ~u~\~~ Orange Cout Pl~TITIOUI 8UllNE1t I T A f I M I N T O p: BENEFICIARY· MORT. w~~EFICIARY· MO T may have Ille legal right to 111ee1 "'°'*"'at T.D. SERVICE COMPANY "'b9urlece of the land lier• SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 1 Y I ovember 22, 29, AMC ITATl•NT ~WAL GAGE LOANS AMERICA a · R • bring your eocount In good ......... .... u duty appointed Tru1IH IMboY9 TO THE HIGHEST BIDOER December 6, 13, 198-4 The following perton1 ate '"OM ftAllTNl"IHIP corporation organized .Ml GAGE LOANS AME.RICA. I 1tllldlng by paying 111 of No A 117773 under Ille following de· o.,.criw '1ld 10 botlorn FOR CASH AND/OR THE Th-494 doing bu91neee u. °""ATttG UNOUI 1xl1tlng under tile 1aw1 ot oorpo1euon orgll11ted and your put due payl'Tietll• pjue In tile SUC*'IOr Court 01 tcrlbed deed ol t~ WILL IUCh wfllpetociled or dlrec-CASHIERS OR CERTIFIE -DENTAL COVERAGE -& "CTITfOUt 8UllNI•• California Aecocd«j o.c.m. •xlatlng undef the l•'WI of permitted COlll and •x· Ille Stet• Of calltornl1, tor SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION tlonelly drifted "'9ila tunnele CHECKS SPECIFIED IN Ml.IC M)JIC[ CARE OF SOUTHERN CALI· NA• bit' ti, 1882 u tn1tNment Cantornla Reco<ded Decem· P«'IMI within thr .. monthl the Coun!y ol Ofange TO THE HIGHESl BIDDER Ind lhalte under and be-CIVIL CODE SECTION FORNIA, 1938W Cllapmen I The follow! .ori hu No. 82·430136, of Offlclal ber 8. l882 IS ln1trumet11 trom the dlll Ihle notice of E1tete ol ORREN FOR CASH /ltNO/OR THE JIM.th or beyond tile IX1erl0f 2924h (p1y1ble et the llm•<>I K-14790 ~;:~~e, Orengo Celllornle withdrawn .. ': ~at Plft· Record• In Ille Office ol Ille ~0· 8~·4130~801r' ~lclal default WU recorded. Thi• PORTER WARREN. •k• CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED ·llmttt~-.nd 10 redtfll lk.Jn l•wtul 1J!01W1 41 Jf9t1Q.~ nttfnlm.tbt pvtDllCll:llp Reoordll' of ORANGE Coun-ecor 1 n 1 lee o Ille 1moun1 11 $8,443.88, a1 of ORREN P. WARREN lkl O. CHECKS SPECIFIED IN 'retunnet equip malntaln' United Stales) 111 right, lllle of "HI Property ~ll'PP1•l'lf9nt•t-D•"M•I lfallng under the tlctltloue . Sllcr"t>Mcro rut ae. ~derofOAAHGE-cottl'T• T110if84, ln<f'WllHncrNM P W'A"F\R~--PAT Cf'i1l e~BEOTIOI+ l'eplir, ~ anes GPel'•I~ Ind lntMNI conveyed 10 •I Private lalo Plana, Inc .• Calllornla Cor· bu1lneu name of WEST. IOf•bN lhe lotlowtng prop. ty llld Deed ot Trull d•· unlll your ICCOUnt becomll WARREN, OecMMcl 2824h (P•Y•blo •I the time ol eny 1UCft welll or mines and now Mild by II undt111 No.PAttl•1 Pot.ilon, 1020 W. MINSTER SLOT CAR erty: -Jerlbes the IOl!owlng PfoP-CWJ'enl.Vou meynotllaveto Notlot 11 hef"eby g1¥en Mi.lnllw!Ut.rn.onevolU. MlhOUt, tiow.v9f, the rlghi •lld Deed ol Trull 1n lh• In lhe Superior Court ot ~d.5L0• Angelet. California RACEWAY AND HOBBIES t he land reflt'red to In 11111 .,,,h 1 d 1 ed Ply tile entire unpeid por. that, tubtect to conllrmetlon Unlled Stat .. ) all right, llU• to drfll mine ••or• ••Plor• property hereln111er de· the S1a11 of C1llfornla, If\ 1 11 1644 1 Magnotia WHt· gua11ntM Is •ltuated In tile • In re ll'r •0 In Ihle lion ol your account, 'tYln by the Orange County Su· Ind ln1ri1 conveyed 10 '1'd OPertlte thro'ugh llll tcrlbed· and lor the County ol Or· This buslne11 11 con-mlnllll Calif 92883 Sllte ot Celltornle, County xuarant;"'C11 11 911'::1edCln the though lull peyment Wll de-l*lor Court lhe undll'· end now held by It under aurfac.Of lhe upper 500 1991 TRUST OR MELVIN A ange ducted by·• corpo11t1on The '11c11tlous buelneH ol Orange, City ol Co1te Ille 0 • tor I , ounty mi nded, but you mull p1y 1lgned. u e.lecutor of Ille said Deed ol Tru11 In the 01 tlle subeurfao. ol the land DUNCAN, POLA M DUN· In the M1t1M ot the E.1111e James Kaufman. Pr01I· neme 11i1ement for tile part· M .... end 11 deaorlbed a1 ~ Orange, Clly of Coata the amount 11ated 1b0ve. Eatete ot ORREN P. WAR· properly h1reln1t1er d•· herelnabove deecrlbed 11 CAN I of DORA FOEDISCH, (Con-dent nerehlp wu flied on AprH 18 fotlows esa, and 11 deacrlbed as Ahet tllrM month• from REN d«:ealed wlll Mii 11 terlbed. rllllt'Wd b Deed reco:ded BENEFICIARY HUNTER Ml'VllH) lhrs $lllement WIS filed 1884 In Ille Coun Of or: Parcel 1. lollowe· lhe dlll of recordatlon of prlva1e Ille 10 ·,Ile '" lleel TRUSTOR: JOSEPH J in Boo1t 1g/3tl p 135 ol FINANCIALINC Notice Is heteby given lhel wilh the County Clerk ol Or· ange FILE NO 24~28 An undivided 1118th Patcet 1 thla documenl(wnlctl dlte of bidder on O.C.mb! 3 MlJAPHY Offlclll Record• ego RECORDED December lhe Und114'1tgned WIN Mii II ange County on November Full Name a1'd Addron ot lnlMltl In and to Lot 1 of An undlYld•d ti l81h reoord11lon IPPMfl her• 1884, or lherMltll' willll~ dENEFICIARV. JUDITH A PARCEL 2· A non-ex· 31, 1980 II Instr No 5178j:Pr1v111 NII. lo Ille hlghell 7. l984 the P9f•on Wltlldrewlng Tract 11228, 11 per m•p re· ~ter"tl1~~8•nd lo Loi I of on). un .... tile Obl'Olllon Ille Ume allowed by law, ell DUESTERBERG, BARBARA c:luatve appurtenanl eeae-In Boole 13899 page )604 ofl and bet I bidder. subject 10 r;2e011t Gran I w1rren Harris 9242 corded In B~ 468. pagee reel · U per map r• being loreclOMd upon pet· Ille rlglll mi. and lnterllt J. ACKER, RONALD P . .ment• for the purpoHe Ht Oftlclal Record• In Ill• olltcal contlrm1llon ol said Su· Published Orange Coast Wiiner Huntl ton Baeon 45 ind 48 In the Offioe ot the corded In Book 488. PIQO• ml11 e l<>nger period, you th1t the deoec!ent "9td 11 the RAY A, CAROL L RA VA forth In and over Ille lend ol the Recorder ol Orange perlor Court on or '"" tile = Pllol November 23. 30, Celll. 82647 ng ' County Recorder of sald ~5 •nd 48 In the Oltlce olthe h•v• only the legal right 10 time ol dMlh end all right, RECORDED MAV 22. "-Crlbed In Article v Sec· County, 26 day ol NOV, 1984 el the mber 7. 14, 84 Slgnect: Grant w Herrla County County Recordll' of Hid atop the torecloaure by pay-tlllo end lntlf'lll lhat tlle..,. 1884 ln1tr. No. 84·212880 tlon 1 ol thll certlln Oeci.,. Hid deed of lru11 C)e.10111c e ol AVERY M F-477 PubNlhed Orange Cout Excepting therefrom unlll ounly Ing lhl entire emount d• tat• of thl decedent ac-Off1clll Rec:orda In Che otnoe etlon or Coven11111 eon. ecrl* Ille fottow1ng Lot t 'COOPER, ESO. 2 444 Dall~ N0\191'1\blf It! 23 1 tllroug11 18 u lhown on 1 ~;c.pt~iJller•from un111 mended tlY your aedltor qulrao t>yopwitlon of i.wor of the Recordll' Of Orenge dltlone, end Antrlc1t0ns re-of Tract No. 3239. In Ille C11y Wllslllre Blvd Ste 30 1. MllC M>TICE 30, tier 7, l984 ' ' tile condominium plan r• h roug _,_ 11 lllown on To nnd out Ille ln'IO\lnt other'#IM othef than or In County; corded Mey 20 t971 In of Co11a Mesa, Coun1y of Senta Monica. CA 90403, F-44tl corded In book 14 11>9, page 1 • cond"'''"'lum Plan r• you mu1t Pl)'. or to arrange addition to tllel of Ille dice-Hid dMd ol lru1t CS. 8ook 9647, Page l87, ot Of· Orange, State ot Callforn11, County ol Orange, State ol '1CTTT10UI au ... 11 1964 and r•recorded In ~=ed ~ bOoll t4 ll>9. pa.go tor P•)'IT*ll lo 11op Ille for• dent et the time Of delth, In 8Cf1bel the totlowlng: Loi 12 'flclll Record• u Imposed as per map recorded In Calllornle, 111 tile right, litle NA• ITAT'lf!ICNT book 14288, page 874. 0 1· r•,.c;orded In cloture, or II your prOf)ll'ty 11 end to Ille r .. l property de-of Bloclt 38 In RIYef S.Cllon by Notice oi Covenent1 Boole 97, Page 23. Mle-end ln1er111 ot said con-Tiie lollowtng Pll'lonl are PCllLIC M>TICE llclal Record•. ::O~ Rl426~i page 874, Of· In lorec101ur1 for any odiet ecrlbecl below and that S*· 1'1 th• City of Newport Condition• and Reetrlc11ons oetlaneou1 Meps, In the ol-serYatH, In and 10 ell Ille doing busln111 u ; Aleo excepting lherelrom • ecor 1 reaeon cont.ct: eon11 property, contltllng of Beach, County of Orange, recorded December 4 1972 !Ice ol lhe County Recorder oenaln real pr0petty lllu-DJ SHIRE & ASSOC OCIAN VllW ell llloM exelullvl -111AI~ lllceptlng lh«efrom AMERICAN SAVINGS teclt~ oerpetlng all S11te of California, 11 per tn Boo1t 10455 Page 396 of ol said county lled In lhe County of Or· 4800 Campue Dr Newpo,1 tCHOOL OtaTRICT tMnta IOf patio purpoa. 11 1 M exctuatve .._ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, l llachecl ftllturll all wtndow mep record«j In bOok 4, ~ Record• . YOU ARE IN DEFAULT •noe. S1111 ol Calllornl1, Bffcll. Cllll. 82ee0 NOTICI lllOwn on the condominium tnenll !or patio purpoeea.. 15725 E Whittler Blvd .• ltMtrnent•. and ... built-In Pl99 25 ot Mleoellln«>ut YOU ARE IN DEF AUL Tl UNDER A DEED OF TRUST partlculltly deecrtbed ••fol· BF D. Inc .. Cellfomla, 601 INVfTINQ •• plan above referred to. ~n on lhe condominium Whltlllf, Ca1t1ornl1 90607, 8'IJ)llanola locetecl In or on MllPI, record• of ()(ange UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 12129/IO UNLESS lgws, 10-wit Lot 37 ol Trect Lido Park Newport e.ech NOTICE IS HEREBY Percet 2. .,.en abOve refll'l'ed to (714) 773°7124 Mid rMI propeny •a unit County. O/ltTED 3/31180 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION T0 6324HP1fmaprecorded ln Celtt.92&6o ·GIVEN thet Ooeen View UnltC0 2Hehownon111e P1tc;1t2: Bt-2017437S(E) SaldrMl~laioc.ted YOU ARE IN DEFAULT YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· Book 237, pagn 11· 14 In· Thia bueln•H 11 con· SollOOI District Board OI condominium plan referred Unll C-2" ll'lown on lhl If you nave 1ny q---tlont, In Ille Cl!y of SunMI e..ctl, UNDER A DEED OF TRUST PROTECT YOUR PROP·' ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT elusive of mep1 e•cludlng dUC1ed by· 1 COl'potlllon Trull"' wlll. on or bllore 10 In P1rc;et 1 above. ro~d~mlnlum plen retel'red you lhould contact 1 lewyer COunty ot Orange, Slate of DATED 3/ 18/84. UNLESS ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU hydrocerbon subetenc11 Neney E. Wr'Olll, Sec. 1~9 hour ot 2:00 p.m. Parcel 3: o pn ::.c: 1 above. or Ille governmen1 agency C1tlfornla, llld II legllly .,._ YOU TAKE ACTION TO A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION below 550 leet. more com-Treu. O Clock, on Ille 10th day ot An lllelullve euement for Ir · wtlloll mayh1velnaured your ICfibecl u follow9: PROTECT YOUR PROP· NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE monly known H 26261 Tar· Thia llalem«ll wu nled Oeolmber, 11184, recelVe P•tk> prvpoeea OYlf tllat An exclutl1t1--.ment tor loen. Lot 5, 8foct( 28 of Suntet ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT Of THE NATURE OF THE I PROCEEDING AGAINST rua Lane Mlaslon Viejo wtth tlle County Clef1I of Or ~btdt at the 9ullMH portion of the r11lrlc1ed ~~ pu~ OYlf llllt Ramemblr, YOU MAY e..ct1 Tract recorded In A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU PROCEEDING AGA INST' VOU, YOU SHOULD CON-Calllornla ' ange County on Novem~ .,.... • ..,.. Office. 18940 .. B" common arM doecrlbed u """'on 1 rellrlcted LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF Boo1t 3. PegM 39 and 40 of NEED AN EXPLANATION YOU YOU SHOULD CON-TACT A LAWYER Term1 Ol181• caen In law-15 1984 'Street, Huntington BMcn, P·C-2 on lhe lbOve r•fll'fed common., .. dMcflbed u YOU DO NOT TAKE Mttc.lt•neoue Mape of the Of THE NATURE OF THE TACT A LAWYER n 48 Mlntlf Street. Colla ful money ol the United ' ,2'0'7l7 California, lo be opened at to condominium plan. :-·C·2 :'tile above referred PROMPT ACTION. Otfloe of Ille Orenge Counly PROCEEDING AOAINST 14971 GENEVA STREET Mna, CA StllH on conllrmetlon ol Published Orenge co .. 1 2:00 p.m. on o.c.mbef 10, At .. 110" P1rc11 o:on omlnlum plen, NOTICE IS HEREBY Recorder YOU, VOU SHOULD CON. tRVINE CALIFORNIA '(If I street address or sale. or part CUii and bal· Delly Piiot November 23 30 1914, for MOBILE TWO· Number: 939-07..007 11111or1 p 1 rc11 GIVEN· Sald PrOPll'W la more TACT A LAWYER. "(If i atrMI lddr .. s or I common des1gn111on or 1nce ellldenoec! by note ... December 7 14, 1884 ' · WAY RADIO SYSTEM FOR The 11r .. 1 lddr ... 111d NuT~bll': 1139-07-007 Thet Sunkl1t Sar vice commonly known... 122 38th StrMI, ~ common d111gn111on ol proper-ty II shown •bOve no cured by M0r1gage or Tru11 F-483 DISTRICT BUSES AND VE· olller common deelgnatlon other atrMI ~ end (;()mpany, It now duly IP· 18388 Soutll Peolllc BMcll, CA PfOf)ll'ty 11 lhown above no w1rr1n1y 111 given as 10 11s Deed on the propeoy to HICLES of the rn t pr<>pll'ty llerWI common __,,nation polrlled Trutt• undll' 1 SunNt e..ctl Celffornll. ' "(If • llreet eddrMI or warranty Is given 81 10' 111 completeness or correcl-SOid. Ten percent of amount P\8.IC M)TJC[ Bid11halllnct~ellappll-delcrlbedl1purported to be ~I '~t>Z;'/ Pfoperly herein DHd ol Trull dlled Thi property wilt bl IOtd common dHlgnlllon ol aomp4eteneu or correc•· n1111 The benelic11ry bid 10 be depollted with bid. cable IUN. 350 Avocado Stroet, •C·2, NCf • purpo11ed to be 08117177 ... outed by: eubtect to current tax• prOf)ll'ty 11 lllown above. no neu)." The benellclery under H id Deed ol Trust. by Bid or offera 10 be In writ· NOTICI OP IALI M EICtl bid mull Conform Co1t1 M .... C111fomla. ~/~ocedocS:1~M1,I #C·2. ANNE COLIN, AN UNMAR· covenante, condl11oni , r.: werrenfy 11 given u to 111 undll' Mid Deed ol Trust by reeeon ol a breach or deleull Ing and wlll bl received 11 l'!RIONAL "'°""TY and be reepoMlve to the The undll'tlgned trlHllM 1 •11• . • orn 1· RIED WOMAN u Truetor, to •trlcllOn• rHervatlone compf11eneee or correct· Nelon of 1 brMch or default In the obllg1l10na NCUred the 1forellld omc. at any TO HIOHllT ltDOIR contr191 document1, cop ... dlaclalm• any ll1blllty lor 111y di '"i:i urnd«~~ ~ruetM MOUre obl101t1on1 In fevor rlOllt•. r'911te-ot-wty, anci ne .. )." The beneflclery 1n tile obllgatlone MCUred I hereby heretofore u. time 11te1 tile flr1t publl· NotlOl l1 ller1by given thll ot which"' now on Ille and lncorrlCtneea ol Ille 1trMt in!,. ma any 1 ty Of 1ny of: AMERICAN SAVINGS & Mlll'nente of record If any under MIO OMCI of Trull by thereby, herecotore ex-ec:uled i nd delivered 10 lhe cation hereof and before \Did• wtll bl rlOllYed tor Ull ml)' be obtained In the addr ... Ind 01t1er common ldd reel"':' 0t!.:hl 11reet LOAN ASSOCIATION • All olf, gae, watll' .rid min.: reaeon o41brMCll0t defeult ICUMd and delivered 10 Ille underllgned 1 wrllten Dec· date of.... tto the lllghesl blddll' of Ille Oceen View School Dlttrlct. deelgnatlon 11 herein de-r ... •n ot common beneficiary Recorded on erll t1gt11e end..._., If any In tM obligation• MCUrecl und«atgnec:I 1 wrmen Dec-11re11on 01 Oelauli 111<1 De· DlllO th11 12 day ol Ho· IOllowlng uMCI equipment &iatneee omc.. 1$840 "B" leflbed . ~tlon u h«lln d• tl/28177 11 document no . .,. to be UllOMid 10 ..... thereby, nere1otore ex- laratlon of O.lault and De· mend for Sale, and wrineo vemtler, 1984 which hlS been dacllfecl Slreet, Hunllngton Beaoll, Tiie beri.llclary under 111d ICt' • , 52828 book 12287 pege f)Unlllllll' ttlrougtuecrow eoui.d and Oellvwect 10 the mand for Sele and wrltte'1 no1iceolbreac:handolelec·1 Avery Cooper, AltOl'My IUl'Plu1 to th• need• of tlle Celltornl•928A7. DeectofTru1t.byreuonofa Thebeneflciaryundll'llld 1314 ot Offlclal Record• In The P,'operty wtll be~ und«tlgned •written o.o. notlOe of breach and ol elec:· !Ion 10 cause 1h1 under for Con1MY11orelltp Co11t Community College No bidder may withdrew breech or def1ult In the obit· ~IT~!~· by1 reuon of• ttie ottlce of 1he Recorder "u It, · for Clll'I, credit Of llr1llon Of o.teutt 1no o.. 11on to CIVM Ille under· signed lo tell said property Publllhed Or111ge Co11t Olllrlct. hi• bid for • ~lod of •l•ty g11lon1 NCurtld thereby, re Of""' •u 1 In the obll· ORANGE COUNTY, Cell· part cean and Pl'1 Cf'ecllt· mend IOr Siie, encl written llgt1ed to NII eald property 10 1111aly said obllg111on1. Dally Pilot November 15, 17. SALE OF ONE ( 1) (80) daye •11• Ille d•I• Mt 11«etofore1xecuted and .S.· ~:,C:: eecured th•reby. fornle, lnctudlng 1 note(•) lor tile term• of~ credit ir• notloe of br•ICtl and of tteo- to tatlaty said obllgeuoni •nd lhl•Hlter the undet· 23 1984 ' IBM 1870 PRIN'TER lor the opening ol bide. Bid-11119red to Ille underllgned 1 U ed ~:~~· Ille aum of 1124,000.00. to be ~t•ble to l~ll· lion fo CauM Ille Undet· lnd th«Mlttlf the under-11gned caused 111d notice ot FSa-467 j s..Ject blda wlH be 099n· der lhell aut>mlt bid on bid written OIClaretlon of 0... ver 0 v·----• That Ille beMflctal Inter• ecut0t Ind to 1111 Ot llgned 10 Nit Nici property llgned cauMd H id nollca ol breech and ol elec:11on to be eel end publicly reed aloud at form aupplled by Ille Di1tr1c1. tlUlt and Demand for Sale, wrUten Oecl1t1tlon Of De-under talcl Deecl of Trull County Superior Cout1 11 to 11t11fy Mid obll0•11ona, breech end ol erection 10 be recorded June 3 19£13 u PUBLIC M>TICE 10:00 1.m. Monday, Decem· Bidder ltlall turnlll'I com-ltld wrtuen notice of brMd\ tiult Ind Demand fOf Sale, and Ille obflg111on1 MCUred oth« lll'm1 Ind oonottlone Ind tllere.ttll' Ille uncier- reoorded July 26 1984 119 1n11r No 83-235432 ol 01. b« 10, 1984 In the Con. Plell 1pectflc.tlon• ind and of election to clUN the ind written notic. of brMCh thereby are pr1Mntly held of Ille ot Ille property ltlall llgned clUMd talcl notle4 Of fnt1r. No. 84 307744 of Of. ttc1a1 Records 1n lhe olflGo ol NOTICI OF lll'tnee Room ot tile Ol1trlct atate ••rr•nt ... on type of under1lgned to NII Hid •nd of electlon to C.UM the by tile beneficiary. 11111 1 be IUCh 11 .,1 ~t•l>ll 10 breech and of llectlon to be flctll Aecofd• 1n the office ol the Recorder 01 Orange PUIUC HI~ Admlnl11'-at1on BulldlnQ, eq~ment Offll'ed which pro1>«1y 10 1at11ty •lld obit· underllgned 1!., Mii H id brNCll of, •nd defeu11 In, t tile 1xecvt0f, lnctUdtno. but recorded Augu1t e, 188A ,. the Recorder ot Orange County NOTICE IS HEREBY 1370 Adame Avenue, Cotta 1t1 equal Of •1tc.eecl epecl-g1tlon1, •n<f lh«Mlter the pr~ty 10 Mt ••• , Mid .obff· Obligation f()( wl'llCll Mid not llmlted to, the amount lnttr. No. 14-329411 01 Of· County; S11d sale w111 be made but GIVEN that 1 publlC "-ring Mela, Callfornl1 All bide lic1tlon1 I nd w1rr1ntlH undll'llgned c1uled H id gal one, and lller .. tter the Deecl ol Truet It MCP.lflty 11 .. and payment ol thl Initial llolel Aecord1 In tile office OI Said Nie wlll b4I made but without covenan; or w11 will be held by the City Coun· mutt be delivered 10 Ille ot-called lor In lhlt Notice ln'lft· notice ol Dreech Ind of 11ec;. undll'llgned cauMCI Mid occured In tllet the payment dlpollt and the te;me of tile A«:order ot Ofange wttllOut coYen•nl or ~ar-renty express or lmplleo ,,. ell ol tile C11y of Coeta M ... lie• of tlle Director 01 Ing Bide If equipment on tlon 10 be: nottc. 01 ~eacfl and 0111ec;. 1111 not tlMr'I made of: payment ol the remeintng County; renty expre1t or Implied re-g1rd1ng 11111 POllNSl()n or on Decemblf 3. 1984, 11 Purchatlng II Ille 1b0ve Id· which bid 11 aubmltlecl verlM Recorded DECEMBER 28. llon 10 be. Fallur1 to m1k1 Ill putCflUe price the pror• 8lki Miii will be mede but ge.rd1iig title P<>•Mlllon' or encumbrances, 10 pay the ti 30 Pm , or 11 IOon ther• dre11prlof101hetlmeM1tor In any delall lrom theM 1983 H 1n1trumnet No. RecordedDECEMBER21, 07/15/84 paymen1 ot pr1ncl· tton ol tu .. rtnte ~II· wtltlout covenent 0t Wit· encumbranoet 10 pay ·1119 rem11n1ng pr1nc1p111 tum of a11ar 11 PrliCUoable, in the 1he opening 10 be ellglble tor epeclllcatlon1, 1peo111 men-83·585858 ot Ofllolal Re-~~8:15::2 '';:''Qr;;"•' No. pal and/or 1ntll'11t ano el 1no and m9intenm 0 • ranty, eicpr ... 0t lmPttect r .. remaining prlnclpel sum 01 the note{1) secured by said Councll Ch1mber1 ol City coneldll'atfon. lion muat be made ol MOii cord1 In the office of lf'le Re--1c111 Re-•ub11qu1n1 p1ym1nt1. p 1 n 1•1, I 111 u r,n0 • girding '"le J>OIMltlon'. Ot tlle notl(e) secured by said deed ol Tru11. wllh 1n1er .. 1 H111. 77 F11r Drive. Co111 Propoaal torm1 and com-variance and lllall be 199Cf· corder of Orenge County. cord• In the office ol the Ra-together with 111• cnargee, pretnfumt, elllmlnetlon of enoumbtano., 10 PtY Ille deed ot Truit, with lntll'esi a1 tn said no1e provtded •d· Meae on the tollowlng p1e11 fnllruc:1lonl mey bl lied In writing for Mell v1rl· Said Ale will be mecs._ but ~= ~,:.:0-County Impound•. Impound de· title ..... tltle lneura~ remelnMprlnctpal eum of • 1n tald note prOVlded, •d· v1nce1 1f any, under Ille 11em1 obtained et tile Purehaelng ance without c:ownent Of Wit· ~II be mecte, but l>Olltl, 11 any, Under t ooatl, recording ..... lfane-tM not ti MCured by Mid vencn 11 en under the IMm1 01 Hid Deed ol 1rus1 For Ocean 0.V.opment o.p.rtment of Ille Olttnct 11 Eac:ll bid 111911 be acc;om-flll!y. •xpr"' or Implied. r• wltllOut C<>Wfllnt Of Wit· tlfma ol llld not• Or Deed flf tUll llOrOW Cllergee deed of , wttll 1n1 ... 1 terma ol tald ~ ol lruat IHI, Charges Ind expenMt Comp1ny lncorporltld. the 10ove lddrlN For Id: penled by Ille Seourlly r .. g.,dlnG tl1t., l>OMIMIOn. or '"'~··~Or Implied,,._ Trvtt Fallure lo PIY rMI and any Other C0111 In con-.. In Mild note prOYfded ad· f .... cherges, and ••l>On..i ol Ille Tru11ee end ol Ille 1u1horlzed agent tor dltlon•I lnformetlon or In~ letred to In tile oonlt-.Ct encumbr-. to pey the git' 1~1111, f)OIMlalon, or t at• I••• 1 1 n d /o nectton with lhe Mil of the vencee. H any, under, the ol tile TrullM end 01 1118 1ru111 crealed by said Deed Ber1ofT1rnu1zer Venture 1, epectlon •ppolnttMnt. call document• end • lltllng Of remaining prlnclpll tum of encum lnCll, to P1Y the 1....emen11 tor the property. termt ot Mid Deed of trutt, tru•l•CfMled by llld Deed ot Trull 291S Red Hiii Avenue, Suite Mtctce~ Mefford, (714) 1Ubcontr11Ctor1. thl note MC\lfecl by Nici ~elnlng principal aum of 112 ttl3·e4 Md 111 tu Anytallottllepropertylt t..1c11.,gee,1ndexpenaee ot Trutt Slid Hie win bl lleld on F-200, Co111 M111. tor 432·6054. A PIYf'*ll bond end • Oeect of Tru•t with lnter .. 1 Oeectn~•T w.ur:: t;>' Mid. Quent P•vment• wl'lletl tubleet to the prOYlllont Of ol ,.,. Tru11M encl ot tile Said ..,. w111 be held on Monday ~be• 3 1984 P'Oc>erlY located on 11 tcr• Tiie 8oard r~ 1ne perlormenc. bond wllt be .. 1n Nici note provtdecl, eel· 1 .:.ci Nit, th 11••111 a.~ Clue lf'*Mtler, lndUd 1he Clllfomll p~1 Codi trultl CfMted by taJd Deed Frldl)', November 30 l98-4 II 1 30 pm 1n Irle lobby to 11 the wetlern lermlnu• 01 right to ,.jec1eny/or111 t>ldt requlfao prior to •ecullon vencee, If atty, under tile • " ""°" provtdecl, eel· Ing any 111• °'*Oii or 9l1d 11 tWJIC1 to ~ of T""4, " ,.30 p"' In Ille tobb 10 Ille building located II 801 West 181ti Street \0...,.,. •"Y l«eglll•lty or OltheOOntrlC1. Thlpeyment terme of .... Deed Of Truet, v.,_, :6e.c, ooOer the euma peyebfe under t lion by tfle Or.nee County a.ici .... wilt --held on the building loclted 11 kt Soulh Lewis SlrMI Orange. (I ) ENVIRONMENTAL IM· lntormlllty In tile bidding. bond INll be In Ille form Ml ..... ohlrgee and pPlnMI ::.ma ol Mii of Tru1t, terme Of Mid No1e Ot lvc*lor Court. r~. Oeo.nber 1. tM4, IMll ~1 Str•t Or Calllorn11 92868 PACT REPORT Thi equll)fnent Jt told In en lortll In the contrect dOeu· o1 the Tl'Ull• and tne truett · CMrgll end expenaee of Tnm. Written t>ldt or offer• .,.. .. 1:3o p.m. In the IOOby 10 C.i1foml1 92M8 ' Inge, Al the lime ol lhe lnillal (b) OENERAL PLAN "II lel where le" condition. menl1. CfM1ed by Mid Deed of Of the Trim• and the ttllet• Tllat by rMaon ttlereol ln\lllecl f~'!9.f'°'*'Y end the bulldinO IOc:a1ed et IOI At Ille lllM of the lnltlll publlc:allon of ihll nottoe, AMENDMENT OP-84.JA, to The eo .. 1 Commvntty Col· Tile OONTAACTOR lo Truet. ~rMted by Mid OMCI of the prHenl beneflcla w111 be t It M'1 time Soutll '-"" 81fMt, 0t11nge, publloatlon of 11111 notlee tile 10111 1moun1 of lhe un-011arw tlle land uM dello· •eo• Otttrlct m•••• no whom Ill• oontrect 11 a.ici Mil wtll be held on rg-~ .... un6er 9'ldl Deed or Truat after IM fln1 l)Ubltc9tlofl OI CA 12 ... the tot., wnount of tlle un.'. Paid 1>11•1'04!! 01 Ille obfl. natlorf'from M.Olum Oentfty OU.,.,,,.., written or im-ewwdldml)'•Vlllhlmtelfof ffrlclay, December 21, 1814 Mii CMt held on Ml eseauted encl INI l'I04tol end .,_,,.. Al tM time of 1he lnltlel oeld balance ot Ille OOll-gatlon tecured by Ille •bove Ratrdentlat to High Oentlty ptlecl, a to 111e condition or the Pfovttlon• of O<Mrn· 111 1:00 P.M. et tile Nonh :1c11~ ~ 21, 1114 to Mid T.,,.....i.JI._ '!' MleottM-..ludlbidlor P'*fC•loo Of thle notloe, C aecured by the •bowl deecr1bed deed of 1ruet and Rnldenllel any ltam(ll ment Codi lectton 4690. front e ntra nce Coul\ty · •t the Hottll DeeleratkWI of ~ ofler'I...,.. ._...._...to h io.• llmCll.9I of Ille un- becl deed ot truet an<t Mllmtled COltt O•l)OnMI IC) REZONE PETITION Pl)'l'Mnt In full ""* be wtllct'I llllOwl owtaln MCUrf.. CourlllouH , '700 Civic front i ntrence County OelMnd tot ..... Md tM Offtoea ~ WYMAN peld betance of OMI obll- •tltn1tiect coet1, IJIP«IMI, e nd •dv1 n,1 1 It R-t4·17,1ochange11lezon-made 'Wlltlifl fourteen (14) tlM to be IUe.tftlMCI for Cen1er Or1¥e Weet, llf'lll g:i:ih~ JOO Civic dlpeefledwM!MldT IAUTZI" ... OTHMAN: =-eclbynte1bo¥e 1 n d 1 d\II11 c 11 11 1102 091 72 I/Ii) ltom POA-MO (Pia~ cafoendWdeyteft• notlGeof ~ wltllheld by~ Ana, Celtfoml•. ., ''""" MC, aanta u:fl Deed Of Truet Md KUCHe. a llLIUn' 4100 -IOecl dMd Of tf'Ult Md s123 565 241 Tiie 10111 lndebtOdnMt Development R••ldlf'ltl • ~1enoe of bid end the perfomienoe, At Che time Of tne INttll Ana. Clllfomle. the dooumen• MIGNtllur loul1tlld, ....,_ •lmMIO ooeu •llP«'MI. Tiit 10cai tndebtectnen 1>e1no1nut1met1onwhlchMectlum0en111y110PDR· tteml(il mua1 be remov9d Thi OoNI\ \'Jew 8clloot pubtlcatlon al 11111 notice. P\l!:~~~in:.~nie In:' lh• obllt•Uon• aecur port. 1 .. c11, Calltornl •nd 1chano•• le OtklG 8111 ..,lfNI• on wtilctl the opening bid 11 computed (Planned Development from the Df•Ulet t.c:llllV ~ ,_._ tM rlfht to the lotll wnoul'lt of the un-the 10111 tmount Of,::'.,,.: thereby, end NI t2tl0, Atten11on· NflA & ltot.U7 tT. Che OC*l#ll !Md II puled may bl Oblllned by ealNng dentlal • High 0.0111y) withln a r.-on1ble tlfne mu-_.,,. eny lftformelHy Ot plllcl beilrlCll o4 the obllo end doea ~ 0.0.. C~ UQ, Tiie totlt t~\Mnele "' , .,. otlttllned oom CliffnO (714) 385·•137 or 12 131 (d) AMENOMENT TO THE tualfy .-upon minor .,,..tty In #1/ffy !Md gatlOn..,,.., by"" lbOll9 Paid .,.... Cl( Che *" Uni MCUf9d .....,, ""----,....,.. ... ....... M ...,,... on .... ~ NS ..... 11 ~. dll)' 127·4819 Ille day bltor1 Ille MASTER PLAN OF HIOH· Tiii• notice ,, In K • """""1ed. to r..-:t eny ()( Oeecttbecl deed ol.,,,.. encl ==,...,. ·~ rlleclle1tfy M Md rtoM to ,.,_ ~ .... .. .. 9'*llnO bid .. OOft!OUtecl IN..,. Mil WAYS 10 d.i.t• the fvtur1 coroa nct wltll hollon • .,._ """ .. Id ...._ •pe;w, -'°"' ... encl ,_ ......, eM Milt. ._ e. .......... -, °*II Detecf•HcMlmbet2 fA4 Dai.cl October)() 1814 •••en11on ot w"' 18111 81450 ol th• CallfON1l1 lidtllflellbelutlmftt.Oln eno.tvano.telll.M1.4'. :C,~~~=---Tl7ff h«My elect 10-.. OATIO: ~.., ta <1 '41 ~7 or (2tSl ' A.H,f . Ill.VICI C~ .• Strait · !llJCatlon Code I MMcl.,,....,. ~ng DMed: NoMITtOer t , ,... , • · tnm pre>perty lo l»e llOfd 1114. ' tl7 ..... h ~ t>efo1-. the COM • _.. Trw ... , IJ' T.O NOTICE IS ru"THEA 8tgllecl· /e/ COARfl.LAN bidder'• neme Md ....._. MU NAMCIAL CO. 0.ted. N~w t. 1814 .. tllf't tfle Ootlgli1lol11 ._.,... Uf. .... T.D ..... YICI ..... VI CI COfOANY;o1vENlh•l•lttldtlrneand J Tlof<>M;SON and ptetnly mettled~ "1101 ,, ... " A.1.0 , TltUlf Mt.A , .. AMCtAl CO:.i cur.diner.by, I II kc"'.. Detect. =A!!••:-'~~ •tUt , b y : Clndr place alt lnl«•tect perton1 b ee Vici Cll•ncellOf FOA MOllLI fWO-WAV DUO tuvtele. MC ~="u:~.1ie."".:T OATI 11101/14 -'· W ai., ..._.,.,., !~t 1t"4 ........ -111,C.. l•U.tto•er, A11l1hnt mayapP41W1ndbeheardby tvlll'IWAn.,,. 'AA0t0 IYITIM '°"DIS-~ -a E:-•• AMIAICAN IAVINQ ...-. T 0 H..vlCI COM· • ........... Cf'lltlll. lao ...,,, to1 1wtt1 Lewte ll'le City ~ Ot1 the CoMt CotnmuMy ¢o19te TlllCT .~H AND VI· ..,_ •t. Ld 61"7 ._In "t· ,--:: AHO I.CAN AalOCIAllOH WT•A•, IAUTIH, F'A#V, • Mid T,.._, II) Mlff·111r (411) :i=:· CA ... fJMI ''r:r.==v. City Diet~ December 10 , ... H_'=-i•11 .....,., =11•t.. -= L'~! •• ....... t: ... vro.~.~·.. ..... 919!,t. ·~ ~--'°!'=.~·, = "",..,':!.c, o,.,.. CMlt ft\IOtWlld Orengo Co111 C~ .10·001n1 ' ~~""o,aft Cwt .. ,..,...,.,~,,11M1"9 ::=.=-~~."9'· _."-·" lierrl9on,Ae91 ~=~u•4 ~·• .. ~CAe-.' -. fllot H W t ,. ~ ftllOI NO""'bat 8 18 ~vbllthecl Ortllge Coeet Publllhect b}' the Orenoe ,..._ .,.. Ubllehed Ortnte ~ l'uMl.ned Or cf hrl.lf)' ...,._. ....... CA-,, 141 Ml-4700 iiltM CMfl'I • • n . 1M4 . Dtlly ~1101 NOVtft\b* 23, eo.11 Dally Plloi NOll9mber o.lly Hot "-' ....... u , JO, Deltt Piiot "°"9mw u . 30. Delly""°' ~ n O:' ~ by '"' Or ~ Orente Cwt ""**' Orenee Cl~ • ,_.20 F-411 1094 23, 30 1914 1.... o.o.mbet 1, 1N4 ~-7 lll4 · · Co• DlllV fttlot Ho'iMI CWrv flllot ~,.,,.._ D .14. l)elly Nol ~'°"MIW 11. a. :::_---------------~------..:..'.:.:·60t:::.L '""' '""' ,,..,.. , ,,..74 1, 11. as.*>. ,.... 80 '°· , .... -. ,.... ,....,, ,,...., . - -I • , ' . • Orenge CoM1 OAll.Y PIL.OT/Fr day. Nowmber 23, 1914 Cllf CLASSIFIED • INDEX To Plact YM Ad, Cll 642-5678 Wl ESTATE ~Hin. llalboa i.IMd •tboe ,...,,_._ C.""91t•no lllMrh CoroNcMI Mw .._ nt Nnt DTwo fount.tin v.ii.y Hunllnc10n a..i.:11 Hun1, >!Jir'*'r l.rtlne L.atunt Bteth L.atuna HIU. , t:t":::-' ~Viep ,.._pon 8Hch ..,, a.-.... Seti Ju.all C.pot..,.,,., Senla,.,.. s..i ...... llo.ithlAcuna Sun.t~ Tu.tun w-ttt M*'tHonwo ,.,,..... 11...-i. :::.."'C 1= 11• •m.J•• 1oot THE D 11.\· PILOT am * * C.... :m <1.LA I F·1 ·o ff 1 • . iPii!oift~~ :m E 0 , .f. fl Ol R.' IAITmlmt&-.a leMlllll ........ 10>1 Tel"J>hOr'.. ""rv1'r.,. • 3BA Witttl twctwood lloOf•. I.I. .. UY -• ................ .._.. 10~ ' '" " ~' new eetpei, tr..n pelnt, 2BR 2BA. SPACE 37. ,...... _.......,_... 11~ \londa,·f rida\ dOublegat9.L.,geR2300 E cou1 Hlghw1y, e..c: tlofM, Penot..C. ~ loned IOt. Room for Id-Newport 8Mch oc.etl YU 11900. ~-:=: 8:00 \.\1..5:30 P. \I dltlonal unit•. 1123,500 De ANa B~ VIiiage ty furn. or unfur. 175 := Ousine s CountPr: ..,......... (7 t4)8 3-1331 -5393/840-7U1BKlnO ion Ml-tlH '80 Dbl~ In Qui.t tenlor LARGE COHTEMPOMAY 100~ \londa~ .fnday ILUl•llll edutl partc Walk to met· 3BR2~BA INOLDCOflt ::: 'Monaco' In Harbor View lut ... ~ IMI ket Dir 1557-9390 11500 MO 101• 8:00 A.,1 .. 5:00 P.\l. •ytlghta. t>ey win0ows: lB si: 2ioon~IOt 204t Eat&t• Moblte Home ·eo JOV~t";:,ru 101t I) t' I) I . wOod9d dectta. bubbling ' 1 8•5 ow 'mi Columbia 1ox50 in NB "' ioao \ I '\ .. ~ watlf'lall. ,All fOf 1239,000 dn 1 K • 1 to No _., ...... ·~ .. ·.rn. ::: 1 • • , !llilil() f ti()~f'S bc:tl. Bkr CoOp ~2 PC>04~~k~~ Incl ·~uta iO.. I' l U I.I c \ l'I o \ I> I . \I H I \ I . ..eooo 15000 ftrm..c.atl Rent 11~ \londa' Fri. l.30 p.m. RMlton.175 LmllLI landl380/mo 642-3725 ...,.;;;;;;;;:;;;=.~~;;;.__,~-..... Hur bctllmtttt 2 br fridge ~:: T ue da' \Ion i:JO p.m. 111111&.L .. · RW•llTIUll "O¥e ...tt lMCh.. Mfs 11)0 n d d T 1 'l() ~tty · rem~ 2-OE ANZA 875-8828 Of 584-5018 im "e ne~ a,· Ut'-t:J p rn. •tCNY tlofM on 45· iot OolltHe Wide ~With 120C-Thur~daT \': eQ. -1 JO p.m . 1'r.nch door•. ll•ded BR 1 bllh LMge 11v1n;. 5f:n1v:,;f.~~~.CS'1=·. :~~ T 3C g!Ut, oak detalla and dining and lcllchen .,.. ,. .. ..-im F rida\ hur~ i· ) pm aunny aouth P'tlo In-Muat NII Being tran• ut111 ind. 87~ ilOC _aturda\ fr1. ~:on p.rn. ~=~6=e~ tetredtrom.,.. C..ta ... 11!: DISTRESS . BRING OF-AGENT S..6-5937 2""'rm h\ea. I!! yard ...... ~unda\ ~ n . .3:110 p.m .... ._ m: FERS. Wu In MC<ow •• C••trtlal 1875/mo. Shown M~f ·~ 1399.~~~LL831-1400 Prtf!l!J 1290 S-7pm 9'-5pm Sal/Sun c...v...,,, Lot. Comm! p....._,y Condomtnl"mo Ouplnft/ UNt. H-IO belllowd ,....,,...Projwty lnduotn&l Propt y ~ IOt s.1. Mobil. Honw Pwkl Mo.mi.In. DMtn Oronp Co Out ol County 0..tof S1aw ~.)(/ Cl.ASSIFIEU h ~2 -.'i67H PlllllDllTllSI _ 2.,E 22nd st · ·~· UUll YllW _. UL ISL OAPI.. _., 2br 1ba dl>lx, tncdyatd. no ::;·'In I •-•-. One of bHI YaluH. Close 10 Bay, thlt llland wswr.w1 llAll peta 1952 Meyer M25• Ranc-hft/ """"' ='~·y .. mi. '" •r .... d IHHI '" lalt Spactoua. 3 8drm1, fem-home hu brick. WOOd• WATERFRONT COMM'L credit Chk S.-9-3464 :690 Gtatr1l lOO~Ctatrll 1002 :~,;_~inl~~P:fy~ =r=~~nwl:~1Tott3 =:. '~.~ t;t~1 ~ 2B.A +Den, 2~•BA, 2 ear ft.I.~ R.&. Wonted I-·--RENTALS • 18.~6 1278,900 1 .. °' l i39,SOO 873-e900. CanMtY" charm, gen-hkupa, encl patio ., ... 'j room to • x pan d . AMlng 1380,000. CALL rental unlti :"Monterey gar attach wllaundry BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE JEWEL IMMhold. Call CAROL eroua parking ldeaf tor oommon area. pool. jee, H....,_ l'lllT\loMd H-Unfumat..d I, Hown rurn,.h«I °' u .. tumtolwd I COllOo f\;rn Condo Uni Town~ furn Towni.o..-Ur1f Ouj)W•" "'rn Dupion Uni A p&l'lnwnll "'l'T\l$l>ed A-t.Unl AIN f'l.m 0t Uni Koama Room .. lloal'd Hotela M-11 Cunt.._ Su-·~ .. "' .. v ... 1oon fll.n1a1& 'ft.nlala t.o Sh&r• • fll.nlall Wont.td o.r.,... '°' ~t °''""" hft1ala lluM,_ """"''' Cornml R<-nt.1 r.. lnduot R<-nt.ala St.or• Mi.t ll<>nt.1ll APIOJHC£MENTS /\nnut.tnc't"l"Wn'6 i..c..t & ,.,..,,., Prnor\all P•nonil S..rvl(>'t $t hoob & INtrUC11M Trl\rf'I BOSMSS ' FINANCIAL 2100 PANGBURN. -WATLRFRONl owner/UNI', near rH · etc 1875 • dep. 22oc • Open fri/Sat/Soo 1-5 18 Cherrv Hills HOMl:.S e.c. 1aurant• and ahopa 780-1515 or 737-8639 1 REAL ESTATE 12,800,000 lncluct.I lhl 2Br Twnhme, dbl gar, lg = Absolutely spotless 4 Bdrm and family room. hke 111-1400 land. Call BOB TROWN patio. pr1v1cy. seoo 141c new home with 311 baths Completely remodeled llllM,'! ... 1_1'!•1.t tn. 213.390-1005 pti co1t1ct m~ w French doors and windows. 3 fireplaces. wet l&Lll PlllMI 1niat lM4 • -2-try 4Br 3Ba pool ~: bar security system ~ car garage It s all here IEE.. 0pen Hou ... 1rv1ne eon-95~~~ ~~~mo MOO move right in!1 $939 000 with e1cellent as dos. 14522 0va1 Rd • •ut1ia, DtHrt = sumable financing tor 1usl $250 fees Llcll'ICOMMdPL()(ETUEnlTIC:erlRAINMdlNG. 1200 sq ti S98,500 lttert 1450 a ••••• 2 UTI 2900 14528 Oval Rd., 900 aq Eutaldl • lnctudea lit. ~ Mona & Jack Cheshire, Realtors For Information call ft $86.000 11-24 & 25 Lg v;.. io1 w/plana l~de place, ""° y9fd, dbl ow ...... Biii Rude at 536-7S42 1--'pm. 8S7-5795 gated Indian Welts CC w/oP«'lfll gardener. 2 =, 759-1877 SUIP •u llL IU TURTLE ROCK RIDGE 0wner 11 141644-1451 Brand~ 1 stOfy Rent 2907 Lowly upgraded 4 8d 2 ba 2br 2'~ba, den, ahowl Ilk• 1111 SELU SlOOO/$t200 Call for = home lltulled on. c:or-Belcourt model. 854-7104 BEACH TRAILER 100 ahoWlng Agt 631-2242 ::! *llllE PllPE1n11t IEU YElll ner lot, thta home hu TURTLE ROCK RIDGE atepa. to ~d 8 • 35' 3 Br 2•1t Condo w/2 cer 2916 2Br house on ·~ acre. 4 Bdrm 2 bath with dra-frean paint, new c:arpeta, 2b< 2'~ba, den. llhowa Ilk• v;/ IO 11 20 cabann• attactl gar. 1 yr IM, MSO 21111 ahuttera. mini bllnds, Belcourt model. 854-7104 St 1.000 499· 1819 ...,.. mo. 97$-0SM 1920 S 195,000. 756-9162 matlc entry way that aortwater & upgreded ap-~2~ opena onto brNthtaklng pllaneed. Aaklnn price WfaU ltacll I Ml JBR HOUSE WITH LARGE •• • view ol Hvlng and pool $147 500 .. -PIH om, ITU y ARD $ 7 2 5 m 0 OllTll Tll·LREL area. UnlQue rock water-' · 1A IL• Tl MUI P81k City a fin.at year-241-1515 3002 )()()4 3012 301• JOICI 3018 UYFllllT fall !Iowa Into fr ... lorm P-l<Ne-RAMIC WHITE· around condo with com-SHARP~&.~ St. o..i I In very private rear T dif 1 WATER VIEW. 1 BA APT. mending view ol the Jack gar/yard. no pei.t s950 $1,999,000 lncld. Land. yard. A11umable 1st. ra 10D8 IDEAL FOR RETIREES Nl<:klaus Golf Course & mo 850-8373/979-S..2.S Sophisticated, dramatic $209,000 751-3191 Realty Downtown IOCatlon ski resort Owner wtll 4 Br Family room, Formal MVA •GT ZORA "'~"2268 luM St,000/wk or Mii at '$SELECT 631-7370 " .....,.. $118,000 FURNISHED dining with wine cellar. library. Pie< and slip -;:;;;;;;;;;;;PROPE;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;R;;;;T;;;;IE;;;;S~ ·~ l Charming chalet in old which will accomodate • ., TIWIMlll/-2 ~ ln NeWPOrt town Park City on• nleely large boat. Top quality USE THE -Height•.,.._ Lrg lot. xlnt wood.ct IOI lnveater• d• $985/mo lovely 3 8d 2ba. hou11 w/ yard. lndry rm. gar_ all ~IOI. ruoe ..... aide ioc.llon, utll pd. 231 Cabrlllc> 1wi-lor S.i. 4012 construction-lots of wood, IPEOIAl.I renters. Muat NCrifice for light Great Income prop- !Mded and etched glass. DAILY PILOT community property M t-ertyt "'4,900 TIL•AU••n IU·1111 au.-°"""'"""... ...4 1 ... .,_ Wont.td 401& ln-1nwn1 OpfJortunm" 40U nvwtmml Wanled • 40%2 M~y 10 1-n 4024 M~y Wo11t.td 4028 ........... TO• 4028 I EMPlOTMUfT H<lp Wani.d •J• Wanled I cuetom C41famlc & more. ..FAST BLUFFS NEWPORT BCH llement ~°' lnfor. p 0 . JILL (agenl) 760-S333 Greiat locat!.2£1_ within e3BRcltyllght1vlew Box49'-B.N.S.CA926e2. ,.. SL--lStO E-a.<Se3Bf2Ba,Brandnew minutes ol Harbor en-RESULT" $189,500 .1 ... +I---R &.at .uiat home 2 cw gar, }'1ltd trance.Martha Macnab CE " •-•--trplc garde ner 6'._6200 SERVI ORANGETREE-IRVINE Nie. 48< hme w/separat• A BA AGAIN 1 la hoe s 10001mo Open S.VSun Dl.ECTO.y e2BR2BaG"' .. ~·a Seuon'a ~Dec 2·9 11 •uc """'•f --11 \9,900 "'""""' 600 aq ti guest unl1 Chalet w/hOI tub sleeQs ca -~..vo Of.....,, .. For Result e lBR&lottAssumat>te Circular drMI. pool, fruit 4 100 tt trom Huventy CMd pet line $410 hofne ."-r v1ce Call Ir ... ~ much mo<• Own-v ,._ Fr""' krtctlen 2 style awts & utlls trW ·~ flft will c:onaider carrying • ~, ,...... · -642 56 71 st 184.000 1st TD. PrlcecU297.500 colored TV'1 Normally Best'" 53M190 • RANCH SAN FULLER REAL TY S800, 1395 to the lst EASTSIDE CLEAN 2& 1/: Macnab-Irvine I~ 1~ .::;;:;;;;~;;~~=l::;:;::::::;;ht;;. iiJJiii2ii;;:~ JOAQUIN 112-1211 aleler Tom S..8-5335 . I 1B• & new paint Glf ~ e2 .. ~ A ......... _..... LL.,_ L Jlt.00 YTd Avl !\OW $800/mo +"""', ............. ---,-,-,-... -----•.d•••r• • S48-3 t55 or 99&-JA34 ~20 s 111.500 uoo 1ste aAVFRNT Hse I tOCHAfOSE Anttqllft Appluonc"" A...-tMU Bkta MoW'n•b C.-ru & Equ1pnw1 1 Olmput<tn ,, .... ,,,YIN r um1h.,_.. Cons• Sain lfOUMhold UwcJo J•wrlry • M•htMI')' M~ll.-M1r Wan1...t Muoi<al lnotrumMU Ofh,• f'vm11u,.. & I £Q•Jpmm1 l'uino.& Orpno Sporttnc Coorh TV Rocho IArl'f(I BOATS o..r1.. """'' lAncor&J f'o,o.ff Sail SpHd Sk• Manno f'.qwp M•1nl StrvM'I' Shpo II Docu Stor .... Suppl,... lnotn.<t.on S.tll-r<h TRANSPOftTA TIOH A1m11t Blcyt-ln Cam1»n Mo"" 811<" •Mo~lea S<-oow" Motor H.,,,,.. RV'1 Tr11l--n Trav~I Tro•k'n UulltY AUTOMOTIVE Auto V..1n1 Aul() S.""''"•'P•rt. AUIOI Wontt<I Spona. RM. l\ac:I• 4 Who.I en..,. Tn1tlu Yono Ant-Cl~ AUTOS W<l«TED All• "°"'"' Ali(ll Auaun 8MW c ......... Jlou.un Druir....11 f'trTan f'lol Hondo ....... ,..,.., h-i.am""'111\tN i...nc: .. Lotuo Maido M-.11 M • .-e.n. Mti.ut.o.llt MCl Opel l'l>ntff• ~ ""'6ult ltollll Roy. .. ~ ..... ~"' T-Triumph Vollu•~ VOi-. Ma. AUTOS, ~snc AMC .... ~ C'..illf a-... ~ ~ lm.-1 ........,,. =:ti. ...,.._.. ...,._ •PIT,..._ ~I e2BR 2Ba View Newport Shorll 3br 2N W/dock for 90 _ yacht EHtlfde newly painted 1 $194,000 bunga.low. Sacnflce ui.. Pool •P• 673•7873 hM 2Br 1Ba. M(>8rale 7010 7011 7Ul2 7014 1016 OWIH IHT SELL Olde Corona del Mar cozy country cottage w/3 BR. brick fireplace & dynamite decor in setting of fruit trees & flowers. All this & just steps to Corona Beach. ~o•• -------~--+-------- 1020 7022 '02• 7026 '021 llCllO 8012 8014 801G 8019 .8020 80'l2 8024 802& llOIO llOI~ 9020 cm e 10 llO. \ i04 100 tie» tlOi tlot ilU 9114 tl17 tilt tl21 till "" 11127 .. ,.. tlJI ti)) "" tlJ7 .... 914J tlO 9141 tl4t ··~· ti)) tlU .. ., "" .... ...., .... tlfl ti• tlil tin t1n .. ,, 1)111 ..... NII NU "" Nit WI tlU tm W l .,. LIDO ISLE Marvelous 6 Br bayfront 78' on bay. pool, spa 100' boat spaet.> Xlnt Fin $4.850.000 Channing Spanish 3 Br. 1 Ba on 451 lol. deck. courtyard, pier & slip $1 .100.000. BAYSIDE DRIVE BA YFRONT CONDO Jetty & Bay view. m'wly dt'<.'orated Mai Kai. 2 Br. 2 Ba. 40' patio Now $575.000 PENINSULA HOME OCE~FRONT Exciting Ocean & Jetty views, 4 Br. 3 Ba 3700 sq. ft. car parking $1 .285.000 WEST BAY AVE BA YFRONT At N H Y C Trad1t1onal 5 Br spectacular bay view Owner financing Sl.050,000 LAGUNA BEACH HILLSIDE Panora· 11c ocean & city \'lew. pac1ous 5 Br. 3 B Xlnt fman<."mg. now $750.000 ( onoN POINT EST ATES C uston ocean view lots next to Ca..a Pac1(1C' San Clemente from $550,000 WESTWOOD VILLAGE Prime &i:ngllsh trad1uonoJ 3 Bd. 3 Ba :l Frplc's. hrdwd tlrs. nr UCLA $695.000 "1 I Uft-Lowtsl pnct In Univermty Park. 4 Bdrm 21.i blthl 2 f 1replacm. ·~ prox 2000 Sq. Ft. 2 car au.ched lara&e Aaklna ll23.500 Don'\ be thy to a.tbmit off en. MT • Tim .. _,.._Pnme wood- brtdae Ioc.auon.JM Peten ta.nd.lnc plan 1-3 Bdnna, 2 baths, l •tot"y home Good -- turnable loan Anxious OW'Mf', ___ ,,-... ......... 646-1212 Geri 831""403 ' d•ne rm hardwood nrs ... LEASE OPTION ASSUME Will trade Palm -c>esert Clbl gar ~ lanc:lscapeo $215 000 at 10 3% FIXED Condo a1 Monterey yrd Avl nowl $1000/mo ' C o u n tr y C I u b I Or 548 3 155 Of 998-3•34 Harbor Ridge Condo nouu/condotapts etc ·-------Rennalssance. 3Br 3Ba. Mark 17141558•8001 E-s'ide 2 br 11;, t>a twnhse. Iott 2 car gar, AaJclng _ _ gar Huge tnod patio S 4 3 5 • 0 O O . C A L L ltatal1 backs up to park Clean g 751-7884 or 720-04S4 qu1et·No pet5 $695 Craig 111 ... blaa• l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 Btattl r.rai1~t4 631-1266 H TIE WATllFUIT Liil llLI umllT Older house on Grand Beautllulty remodeled with CtrHI itl War 2122 auper view & dock tor lge --------·1 Canal w/1Br apt over 00.t. Loe master ..ult• CAllEl IHIH .e:r~· S~~~~ toe~: w/sundeck Fantastic 3BR 3ba den w/pool 4 HOLIDAY GREETINGS 720--0697 OWNER buy al S 1 ,295.000 on Via ()()Ian vtew Furn or un-Cnerry 2bdrm 2ba splrt Udo Soud turn $2600 mo 10 mo tevel leisure patio onl\- CtrtU •·• •11 1122 Liii aw.n l se or more Dys S5SO krdl, avail 1211 ltl-tlOI I 58t-2657 ~ 760-0181 *ist-11H* IUY IW·UI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~ tull)I turn 2 8d Festive 3br hse updated 1211,000 lownhouae POOi & tennis iutcn & oecor kids/pets - 1 Br •den or smell 2nd Bd. Ull ISU oourt s 1195 673-0896 yard & garage $685 •t Or1glnally caretakers FHIOllSHE _ Best Alty lee 539-6190 condo w/lovety bay view 60 ti Wide lot 4 BR, 3b• lmH 2144 t..arge 28• 1Bs duple>. from aide lll<lef Ideal re-street to st lot Asking SBr w pool 1ac rec tac 1 w gar W D hkups No treat lor llveaboa.rd or SSOK under appralH I Gd arN Close 10 ever;· pets $600 mo S45-7983 weekender for city This property must be thing $1395 651·16'8 LOVE-Y S " dwe!ler. Small but the '° all ___ -. llil"" pan1s leut •ltl*lslve Mai-Kai 90ldt Bring al oflerat hlltl lifttr1ldte4 I style 1wnrise w t2Br by 1350,000 Playa R E 673-1900 Gn al 2202 1 tB• court yrCI & prv< .... 1211 tr patio gar • pri..ng spec. Lovely MONACO-HV Hmt A111 12 I $1000,mo Cal •' , 2 Mstr Br -formal dining VILLA BALBOA Largest 548-3155 or 998-3434 : 1825 Pl WMllef-Opn SIS Penthouse unit w 2 -1----1 • • $229,500 Agt 6'0~4099 Bdrms tam rm den Sharp 2 bd 1 • DI condo wtwel b•• VIEWS wtpoot spa • carpon e1t1 .... lO 4 IEWPllT lllTI euulilul cond111on near SC Plaza No dogs **HOT FLASH•'* FOR SALE BY OWNER Comm pool& so• secur S625tmo Drive Dy West 38R + den $249 000 1ty S 1800 mo Side village Charming country cottage Call 7141652·_2416 o, 1~ B A L 8 0 A 1 s l A N D 25 t t w Sunflower No Ft• OWNEA MUST SELUllll msg at 7141778-lOBl BAYFRONT 3 Bdrm Call Jim 631 -1266 LG 3brl2ba. $119.900 Furnisneo w 1DE v1Ew B t ~. -1 L~ll .. I owe .. P•Y buyers clot-NUIFlllT ........ s22001mo yrly lease •• • • C• I .. Ing coslt WON'T LAST! HomefDui>tex 756-t1e2 W ... rfr t I I We tiave HB s tar11es1 Bkr Sherry C-Osttow 5109 Seullore Drive N B H ••ts IO selection rentals 111 sin. SunbowReafty831·2242 111-1400 ltl·ltOO proees & areas sm I• Lovely 4 Br refurblahed Best atreet In College Park $125.900 6'M789 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX , .. ________ 539.e,190 Best SS95K Bell toe: AMUm ' • 1at $4-00K PP 873-7873 *1·2ZllE* Npt Helghll Ar• 3BA, 28A,lrpl, ONLY $136,900 Shlfry Coahow Bkr Sunt>ow Realty 631-2242 *MlnlUIALI* Sharp 2 bd condo, MC gate, near S C Plaza w/pool, ape • carport sacnnce at 169,900 3 bdonty179.999 uaume t0~% fin. Try 17000 mfn down GrMt lnveetment- Won'l IUtt 25 t t W Sunllowef Can Patricll T lnOf9 as,_ t2te , .. tta '"' THE REDWOODS 2 bdrm be, nlCI unll ne111 to racr .. tlOfl ar.. Many upgr ade• Air Con- dl~iOned 2 alsor alty 786-1172 lHl UF•llll.l SU OllmY ..,,.. PAii" Winter Rentals JACOBS REAL n PROP MANAGEMENT 7 \4 675-6173 lalMI Ptaia1al1 2207 Farnlty ~v-art'r ren1a1- ige 3 Bo 2ba ~ly dec- Of ateo lri>tc close to beech No P•ls s 1295 1"10 675-9006 Seu With EASE• 111 a BREEZE Cl .. lfttld Ade 642-5678 lmae U44 3 Dr Condo UOO mo C&u Doug Ammerm&11 won. 85 1-2000 .60--6951 l'lm. GOLF C OURSE LOCATION Lerge 2Br den 2Ba Condo 1n Rancho San J01qutn Neov. carpets A draoes $ t1>'5tmo cal! 851-0892 Of &40-0937 T•ade your old stuff tOf new goodie s w i th • ciassllted ad 642-56711 • !'.npy communuy pool ~ ~rk • to l""f'I 'I ~rk wtlh 11r<.'kC'd lakf' pl('n.IC ar?H & C•nn11 • Onlv mmut ... to nnoan • Cloel to 11'H.1ppcn & tw\ • Fi,.. hofm-o ava1lat>M--• umqu.-i 3 4 bdrm Ooorplaru • Pswal• C"OUl'\)'arda • Onl' has la pool spa and Vil' , Yll'W "" Pritt4 .,.. • , ........ , ..... wn• 111-tatt •n•ee•IUln -----n •wscnau.m ...... ...1 l""O _____ _j_ _____ .™~l IMl~~11~11•~• ~~~====~~~~~·•;;;·;;~;;;===:U_~-~IA~l~·LITl~~&aftt" la Ot1talfi•etlft MM ' " To place your mnsage before In• reading public, phone Dally Piiot Claulfled. ~2-5878 lnMI UaJarsbla.. a. .... Uatuai1W Af!thlfttl, Val. !prtants FualaW AfU!!Htl, lat. t1'-"' lllr Wut .. · 4 I t It la 2211 s. Cl t Z271 fi It la zut C Jina 1724 I ...... IHI SPtRITOXL REXB1Nds T.D. 1 4021 a.llllTUTm US'T lrriat 2Z4 f!l!I IC a tata t !!J!f1 IC nta !"l'rt --------Advice In All Mal1*" & §01% ;:t;id. 3 amaJI. weH se-Inside Sales and Service GOLF COURSE JN HSlllYE m FULL OCEAN VIEW New Winter rental b.ctlelo< apt. •STUNNING Lg 1 & 2Br Lg Mttr bdrm & ba In CdM, Coonsellng. 1815 So. El cured Trutl OeedS In ti-. Coordinator Experience LOCATION GA TEO VILLAGE COM· never lived tn. 2br Condo. 1 block to beach, ~ blk to 2Ba Garden Apt. Pool fem pref. S.00 + 'I• utll Camino, Reel, San Clem. aperla, CA. 819-948-1739 with IBM Pc. Vlllcalc. Large 2Br, den. 2Be MUNITY 28drm, 2'hBa d/w micro/oven trpl 2 car bay S .. 50 mo. 875-4902 5'65 & S595. 710 W 181h ~4-5511 Uc d ... 92•7298 I W .. Sl WOl'datar, Data Base. For Condo In Rancho San 1600 8Q tt of PURE encl .gar.,trash p/u $800 --Two 2 Br's, Avail 1211, M or F wanted 10 shr lge Lest I Fta•• 3M4 t f aat Progressive Engineering Joequln. New carpets & LUXURY Garage. SPA In mo. 675-1739 Marcie Aputatatl Uaf $595. mo. Avail 1218, IN NEWPORT BEACH 3500 sit hm on Cherry 1/2 Tiiie llOO/•t Salel Firm In S. E. Hunt· drapes $10<&5/mo Call master suites Dining S 11_ 2 .... -' ' S580 mo. Bth dn, no Agreatplaeetollve onttle Lake. $650. utll pd. Ac11veretallthoplnCdM lngtonBeach.983-07'9 851-0892 or ~0-0937 room. wood burning fire-Uta nal -dogs. Victoria St. nr Ca· Upper Bey Private Hegot. Rod 87S-0256 Some edmln. Ideal tor --------- HITALS CALL US REGARDING IAVINE LEASES plao.. microwave oven. So C0as1 Plaza aford 36r Gt.-ral Z702 nyon, 631-6812 clubhouaH l health fOtJND ADS houaewlfa. 720-9720 AlftlT w.11 private patio ELEGANT 2be $725 pool home or 2 spH, 8 tennis eoort1, 7 M/prot, n·tmkr to thr 2Br 1••y PLIS -1 LIVING only 15 minutes bdrm hse ssoo kids pelt 211, 1U bt. 1110 ... WI lffH l 11110£ PoOI•. close to butilneaa, 2Ba apt CM 1250+ 'h utH *CAIEE•* nu I PUTTilll ~ ~isor ~ ·Realty ' 10 Fashion Island, 15 Best fee 539-8190 (71')l 91·956t Want a aetec11on of great OC Airport, Fashion + depotlt 646-2178 ARE fREE II SILES minutes 10 So Co Plaza. liV1ng7 we can offer any-Island, convenient lhops Own room 3 br oondo W/O •£1/Wl•EI 1u11 eaSI of Newport Blvd Cta41aiaiu1 Coastline w/lull ~n 1~u. thing tr a small apt 10 a on slghl rdwd deck lrpl poo1 spa Call •, No exper wm train-If Limited openings. Wiii & south of San Diego Oafarablat4 2410 ~~Is :C;~t'::.ar xCto~ 4 Bd hae. If looking In CM, MIF $325 720-9205 Rob lnterHted contact Paul train. Call 5<&0-1321 ext freeway 2473 Orange 1 . • 1 • NB or HS thlntt of us first S & 2 8 .a n or George 5-42-7211 32 Ave 631•5439. By appt 34 M,trboat Slip, posh 3 to everything Royal Tahl· tor 'that oholte ideal llvtng 1ngles 1 drm ,..,art· Prof' I F /M non·smkr lg NB 1•2·1171 · -------- only br. 2 ~ ba, West Newport tlan Lag Bch 494-8083 TSL MGMT 6 .. 2-1803 men ts & Townhouse• hme wlk to bcil s•oo+ * PIMOTill * llllCll WIST. 786-1 172 1 nr bch $1350 759-0588 ,.__ -.. -1 Ma 27•2 from $720 (Alk about 639-8722 or ~5-6668 * 11-1Y1•-* Front end back office 4 Bluffs Condo-irn. 4 bd. ,--Ni r " NB REALTY 675-1642 furnished aptt ~ r5 _,. Id lnh M h F .. A I II r ..... With TV, tl;,ena'& utenah, Ammie wanted $320 Inc Custom Interior company pm to m n'V 1· t "' tam rm + bonus rm par ••• uaa Convenient 2 BR 1 ba So-WISTUll YILUll F f Ht. 1 ..... 2 ,,...,.1811~lng In Call 71 .. /631-3999 Sunny specious neutral I 11 $795 maybe rented for short ult Ml/ mt Across rom Found: Black kitten al "" .. -• · ' 0 ·hwy, ava now. · ~ & 2 8d apts. Pool, apa, term or longer). On Jam-beach (NB) 6 .. 8-1108 Vons In Colla Mesa. Call design & lab. for rea-AfJI Tiii SEIYIOE • dJaene/o1 ,780~~~i~gt Ava 752-5065 or ~6-31715 gar, Indy rm, no pets. boree Rd. at San Joaquin Amml wanted M/F to shr dava 6<&0-8950 tauranta & comm. pro-Ught Repairs 3860 Michelson Drive • _: __ _ 8a1Jtoa LARGE 2Br 2Ba temp ren· TSL MANAGEMENT 'v i.....-. SMkl I fill tn Hiiis Rd ocean view condo $400 Found u a•· collie <&05 F~ """''· ng 0 8 NewPo<t Tire Center. lrvlne DELUXE TOWNHOUSE blaai 26H tal Approx 4 mos. Avl ~5-8122 144 llQQ ,.,, "' position of; 3000 E. Coast Hwy, CdM 3BR 3ba lrplc, tile 1211 $675/mo 559-9265 D p . 2726 • mo. Incl utll. 8 .. 2·4691 Must give away soonl I PrOductlon Supervlt()( The Springs 1Br Condo by kitchen & baths. vacant LUXURIOUS 2Br 2Ba for 2 · HI taat --------• Room ,w /attch ba n 642·22D1 Min 5 yrs exp req, Wiii be l&ITIUO. running stream. Pool, Jae 2 3 3 1 6th PI ace people only. Gas Pd * PlTll ll'TS * Deluxe 39r 2ea wl frpte. be N k p 1 rHp tor ell manutee-M/F CdM ~<&-0210 & tennis S575 891-0999 $l050/ 673 1230 aeh. ·&m r. ro per. FOUND wh1 Samoy1n-I · $1100/mo 675-4333 mo -W/ln walking of the bch bltlns, gar. baloony. No 2 Bd. Ing. d/w & stove. 1on $-400/mo ~2-4512 Spitz nr Falrvtew/Baker turlng. scheduling. cost BEAUTY· exp. Stylist ·u_J•aa a.ac~ 2Z41 Eastbluffrenl/op11on-3 b~. Ctsta .... 2624 1 & 2Br 5650 & Up pets559-7194 $650/mo. No pets Calf ~1•2050 control, quality control w/ellentele,comm.orlae I 8f , 2 be 706 BIS on •Immediate Occupancy Mir•-tEW btwn 9-<&PM. 54~55 Share my 28' apt tn Costa and a.hipping. Xlnt salary Salon, L.awrenoe Ross. 2 A. 1 ~ ba, OCNn view. 760-67'76 CW H IU •Month-lo-Month -.w Meae, nr beach.$250/mo LOS1 11117 REWARD Sml & t>enef111 Send resume Nwpt Sch 675-7670 l frplc, w/d, refrlg, gar Ar ALL UTILITIES PAID 144 2111 Only 10 minutes from •W&mFMT• Landa 631-5901 Himalayan Cat Wht/gr-v to. Sch Hts $950 494-0120 EASTBLUFFVtEW HOME • Laguna your own private *",...."* kl s I ine Te P.O Box 120, 3001 "--' ~auty • · · Compare before your rent _._.. Woodbridge. Furn rm, Pvt mar ng . rv rr ,,_, , 2BR 1ba/gar beach cot· •BR. 3BA wtth poof Newly decorated, custom CM!I •111 2724 ooea~ view from Dana 1Br on Bayald9 Or w/prv1 be, luxury condo, fem to CdM 760-8582 Hilt, Bldg 5. Su11e 108, llAllsnl.IST I tage 2 btks to surt, walk S2~ tea~ 640•7559 design features, pool, lBr S:Uo ultls p(J. lndry Point • most secluded beach & ooat moorings. ahr w/M/F. $275/mo LOST BLACK LAB wired Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 IAlllP AITIST to village Wtr/yard pd LIDO ISLE 4 br 2 ba bbq. cov'rd garage sur-Carport Avl 1211 No scenic bluff Like new 2 S995/mo. 780-0919 incl• utllltles S51-1582 COii "Max" ff found --.--11-0-1-11-m-· -.--a ••• .. TUTS ••""/ 6 9 3"' '"'87 ed h I h t d Br widen, xtra large prl-· ar -• ..,.,,.., mo. 1 /4 .,.,,_ kllehef! bluns 2 car gar round wit Pus an • pets 383 w Bay 5 .. 8-9516 v 81 e Pa 1101. Ca II 3 & <&Br. 2aa. fiar, y~ lte. t _. pleaae call 720-0836 or E We're looklng for 1811. -targe pa1 10 $1300 soaping No pets2Brlurn Otfi-ltatlll • 1-. •~5 ~3l0 N---"s medl ntry tev,,el Unarmed se-Ocean & City Llghll Vtew 751•4295 770•4844 Iv ms 365 Wilson ~2-l97I 2 Bd prt11 garden apt 960-6331 or 861-~41 Newport Pen ntula 900· .... • ,,_ ... · ....., • curlly lntlullrlat positions motivated, reliable 3br 2ba. xlnl eond S 1350 _ wlgar Brand rtew carpet, S 1200 Avail D9C / 1 2360 1q fi. Nice offl<?91 in carton REWARD avall Min 18 yrt old agresslve people lo work mo. 497~ 170 or <&97·6080 LUXURIOUS TWNHOUSE But. ltMla 2640 fresh paint. ground floor laat. a.acla Z740 875-<&912, 75-4-1792 Bltr Oetuxe Costa Mesa In· LOST Gray/wtit cat 'wht Own transp ~tier than 40 hrs or more plwk Xlnl lnrrrt ltacla 2269 ~~N1~?ri ~~~b:;:.~12353 YHI IWI S595/m~4~-~r~3no pets lfW LIDllY &PTS. •Br. w1tk to bch, lndry R~~~la~~TY 756-8841 pa~w'~R~1':~~3~~~ ~-=Tua;';,a~r:': ':,'~ ~~fllsBe~~ernse~~· 2 Br 2 be spll-lvl, bltn1, ..,,...,,, of nature $1400 mo 760-6512 -CllmY HTITI ' Now renting on Beach hkups, yrly No pell form Full/part time Alt ~2-61~ NEWPORT BAY CONDO 3 a--.. tful & .._.. l""e FOR Oeiux 2 br , ..., ba lndry Blvd, So. of Adams Ave. $1200/mo. 752-7474 Lost/REWARD. Fat rem lf1 & A S ......,, .,... n "' s 11 1 .. 1 •IT ••u ah 1 w1<nds. ppty Beauty Bd 2 'l,ba 1850 q Fl. 2 THE DISCRIMINATING hkup, newer. twnhse tudlo, 1 & 2Br + lo s875/mo yrty 39' ?ea d -orange/blk calleo cat. 98m . 5pm Mon thru Sat . ear gar, sec gate, w/boat PROFESSIONAL atyte. fned patio, encl units. Indoor raquetball, frplc, O/W, lbWel' unit'. 150 aq ft prof ofc Tan collar & "CIC!" name 1820 Orangewood, Suite llAllOllllST t slip S 1500-wk/628-1253 .,, Private Patios erport Hamilton St No tennis. pool, spa, sauna. Avail 1211 Agt 873•9080 w/wlndow view. 2361 tag. E 18th, CM 955· 1827 2 13 0 C needed at beautiful Dana eves 989-4307 vCovered Parking pets $875/mo Craig For leasing Into call __ Campus Or, 1121 1, Irvine, dya or 650·5163e11 978.7243 range' 8 · Pt. salon. lull time Lrg 3BR 2ba, l rpl, close to Newport Terr -3Br-2Ba ...-spacious Apts 831 -1266 980-2<&18 CLOSE TO BEACH corner Campus & Von ----------496-2420 bch 1713 W. Balboa Blvd Condo W/0 relng $800 V'Olning Area WALK TO BEACH. 1Br 2Br 1Ba. $750/mo Karman. Incl recep-SCRAM LETS I •1 p•1 A. -- - $1050 Yearly 673-4743 730-0480, 544-1485 vwalk-ln-Closets w/drapes & carpets Agl M2·3850 tlonlat, phone answering, • II J I DI •••••••• ... :. GBr 2Ba w/frpte on New· Ocean close lg 2br 2ba "'Home-like Kitchens $500/mo. 536-<&637 NEAR BEACH· 3 BR 2ba cont rm, coffee rm prlv ANSWERS Port Isle S 1100/mo 1 block to Hun11ngton • upper apt. Frptcc t 2 ear S.00/mo. 752·24~ 851·1115 or 650-8849 :::'c:nh\~~~~~1 ~8!cX;1·~~~ Center. 1& 28drms furn. 2Br 1'!1Ba. No pets. Max-2 lmae 2744 gar. S 1200/mo. A gt CdM 2333 E Coast Hwy Divine-Rally • e ITILnlfl FREE persona $825/mo. 2293 3 br condo 1806/mo Call 875-8170 or 964-3375 290 SF with lavatory Total-Be><der • • -3Br 2Ba wllrplc Close to Best Alty lee 539-6190 LA QUINTA HERMOSA Fordham Call 543-5-478 Doug Ammerman work NEWPORT CREST Condo Ground floor ~5-5363 TOLERATED e e beech $975/mo Agl Rareopttonto buy4bahse 16211 Parkside Ln 1 851·2000780-6951 hme 3br nr pool/te nn is C--ta Me•• 3~5 8Q 11 2 lchuckledtomyaeffwhlle e e ~2-3850 mulll·levet bath lrplc gar bl k w 1 ~ h 3 2 Br· lge fed yard, ..,. -'" waiting In line et the : FILL• TllE .• 3BR,tamrm lgklteh.encl $1200Bestfee539-6190 oc est 0 ee ' pet0K.S600 mo s 11ooimo Agt~5•2235 rooms + ba S300 bank I noticed this 11nn block So of Edinger 848-0721 IUll llW'I vertallle9 1 Br Vu SIOO 5<&8-3345 494-3803 over. the teller's wl'n-• OFFICE CLElll ~!'!, i~~ ~11~'30~8," Saa Cleaeatt mi Ml·N41 •Bech, btg kflch & bath WJ .. l. IUI VIiia Balboa 2 bf $1150 Mr oc Airport 550 & 71)() dow. "Deposits wel· • : FULL OCEAN VIEW. iJ9W ''1!'' •. .....&.. ·-t Lo1sa prlvae.y, porch 831~980 .&-..t """· "-ous mov•ln comed. Withdrawal• •• \I t c· I O ff • BAYCREST 8 2B _. .._ &PUTmm .._..., -.... .._....,. f'r y m"y 1rcu ation ice ha.. e k h 4 r ~ N1ew never lived In. 2br Condo. ~htront. 2 Br '375 No pets 752·5822_ VERS AILLES 2--sr, allowence. TOLERATED " e lie en, paint .. lrs d /w m1ero/oven frpl 2 ear .... C lentty 1 led 1 AIGHT REAL TY 758-88.C l PtrMalll ltt• • an t>ntry l t>vel cluica l posi tion •. S 1750/mo, 1s1 last • encl gar trash p/u S800 1 ba thru June 15 •PENTRIOOE COVE• onven oca n 2ba,penthouM with view, ,. • 'I bl f h . h 0 008 of Irvine's newest 2 • avo1 a e or t t-rig t person. • sec 575•4063 642•3355 mo 675•17~~~-870•9091 2~,J~~~~~r~~~~~ residential aenlngs. ~~1\':fi lf.~'::c; &11F•T MU .. IFFC EiiilTS/MllELS • Ex~rirnct> desired but will train. • -$950/mo 556-9200 WlndwoOd Glen offers 1• 2 4«-0 .. 52 700 ti . 3 otfca & recept. Outean ONLY 835-9199 • Pmiition includes an,w erina • & 3 bedroom apartments 1300 f 1 " • HOROSCOPE Saturday, November 24 SYDNEY 0MARR ARIES ( Man:h 21 \pr ti 191 lh ·!>tnct1on!> ar~ temporary -take long-range \It'"-rtalt1t• grrrn light will na .. h for travel. Focus on 4'tud1e'i. eommun1c:.111on and \p1ntual values You·11 gain now through unonhodox prou·dur~s •\ct at.cord1ngl}'! · TAURUS I .\pnl 20-~ta' 20): Do some pr1.¥atc detective work. Learn more ahout rl'\uurt'I:'> ol others You might ha\C~ monq com mg to }'OU, but \ou·11 Ol'\l'r kno"' unlec;s )OU a\k and invc!>t1gatc. Gemini. Virgo pcr\on\ pl;i\ <,1gntlit arH roles GEMINI I 'lf1J \ 2 I lurw 211) Pia> "'ailing game. !>tre!>!> diplomacy. f am11\ mt:mtx·r 1<, l1kt·h 10 find genuine bargain 1n connection with lu>.UI) item ·\<.nn1 on 'pc:ual documents writtt·n matenal. pO"mblc par1ner">h1p l 1hr;i ligurL'\ pmminentl} CANCER IJunl 21 luh 22)' Go c;lo v. pla} waiting game Time 1s on \.Our '>Ide I khnc tl'rrll\ rhcck employment prospects. keep promt!>C made to om• who rl'11t•<, upon }Our Judgment Kecp rc!>olu11om conu:rr11ng du.·t nutntton general health. LEO Uuh .! \. \ug 2:!) Pull out all '>tops! Lunar. numencal cydc!> h1ghhgh1 Jm thangc \trong n·lat1onsh1ps and luck ;n '>peculation. Mcmhcr nl 11ppm1tl' \C\ " frtunatcd and make'> no ..ecrct of 1l. ( .1pnrnrn natl\<.' pla>' out\tJnd1ng rok VIRGO ( \ug ~\.\<_•pf 22) 1 ran~at. lion 1~ completed. know when lo 'a}. "\ct• you later•· Burdt·n w11l be lifted. you'll reach wider audience and :rou'll pt:ru·1 q· \our own potential. Check propen y • value!>. be awarl' ol pa\ mcnt<. and lcac;c rcQu1rcment!>. LIBRA l..,cpt. 21-0 ct 22) C1et ready for new .,tan. prepare for JX>'isthk lnp. <:hed. with rclat1H who 1!. "on the go." You'll get good new\, you'll al'>o gel lo ht•Jrt of rnaltn\ You'll be lucky 1n love and pan1upatc in ptoncenng prowl 1 SCORPIO (Ou 21-NO\ : I) H>llow through on "inner feeling~" Arrcnt on pa~m~nl\ lOllcrt111nc; Jdded 1nrormat1on concerning 1111crc\t rate\ and po<.<.1hlr 1n\.ntmcnt I amity member docs have your tlt·,t 1ntcre~1" a1 hcan J\quar 1<111 plO)~ paramount role SAGITTARlU. (Nm 2~-D<.·t 21 )· You could wtn populanty contest -and <a\h' Prc<.11gc \urge~ upward. )ou'll he at ngh1 place at , ruc1al moment f~ aware of hod) image. meanrng physical appcaranct Another \agmanan ligu<.'' in c •tetling ..ccnano CAPRJCORN I Dec 22-J.ln IC/) Ptnod of confinement proves "blc s1na tn df\gu15<' ··You'll ha"t' time 10 gatn <,ccond wind to outline future plans nnd lo regain mo mentum You'll learn a 'K'<:rct. op11m1sm will replace Jloom \<orpm figure\ prom1n1.·ntl> AQ ARIU IJnn W F-ch IM) Rom<lnte 1~ lea lure, membc:r of oppo tte sex help make w1~h come true 'y ou'll gct tra\.el 1nv1tat1on, you ~0"11d pin through wr111en word .ind '\-OU might win a contc'>t V1110. ::>11&1t1.anus pc:'rsoni. figure m \C<'nano PlSCES(Fcb I q.Mareh 20) What .1pp<'MC'd to be a defeat could be tran•form~ 1n10 a profi1ablc cn1crpt1'I<.' Knov.. 11 proceed with remodctmg or dcl·orn11na plane; Fund\ rnmc from \urpn5e <>Ource You're no1 ltkel) to be <'tlutthi 'lhort . ' •IHEOIUTH* Lg 2 & 3Br Apts New crpt, drapes. Ille. etc w/poot No pets 642-5210 $565/mo 2 Bd Iba, patio, nice eastslde locauon. pool, Indy rm, etose to ell 1<&9 E. Bay TSL UUlllEIT HZ-1181 Ideally situated near VERSAILLLES 2Br 2Ba WHI t!iiks 'f9" ~ ~f1' WARM WOMAN 18-45? : p hont> , filing, typing and data e sch-Ools. Shopping and ocn vu, frplc, aeeurlty, 0 su · '° Senaoua-yet doesn't need e proct> ing. Applicant shoul d ht' • Parks pool, ape, gar $975/mo. adjc 2000 I f. Ready for what causes bablH? e 850 1335 E ..... , ...... _...... oecpy. $1 25 gross. O? •. nf'al, lik e lo work with .-oplt-and • • v-.. ,.,.._ 152 8714 R & H INVEST Want love, nice guy 4 r -For leasing Information•----• Kids OK ~2-1031 e havt> o posi tive altitude. 40 hour • please call : P 14> .... , oc Airport area 225' 10 T 1 30 • work week , Monday-Friday. • 559-5012 Monday-Sun-Mate/Female retired. 630· SI 10 8Q 11. Lots of ''" • · I 1950 • day 8:30 am lo 5:30 pm Room avail. Like dog• & parking . u11f's lnet Great PRESIOENTIXC • tarting 58 ary is /month. • drive. 536--0921 Locatl~ 852·9366 INAUGURAL TOUR $885 e Good company benefitJI, Appl y i n :i • t.. L z7•9 M b le el f . JAN 18th-JAN 22 1986 • Pf'MW>n, Mnndny-T hunday, 2:00 • nf!I IC• • Hier r comp 1 Y urn Share CM 1250sq tt ote FOR INFO (714) 774-7777 • 1rraTuK condo. Sec guard prlv ba Mna \/erde area w/bullder. Shop space •. l o 4 100 p.m. Ask lor Eileen. •. gate, spa, an amenities. Fml only S250 5"49•8877 avail. $250/mo. 548-9457 l•1ian1 Otl· 4014 • • mealiB.AU $700 650-5006 Room w/)cltchen prlv, nr • CdM dlx aulles. AC. ampl • • 1B°f $550 dshwshr, frig " bus route/Shopp ing prkg, from $225. 2855 E. e ORANGE COAST • 1'llTllHTS incl. No pets-Call btwn Center. Call 9e2•57eo Coeat Hwy. 875-8900 • DAIL y PILOT • ~autllully landsaeaped 9am-4pm dally 5<&5-4855 ltttl1,m.t1la "'----1.·1----Start your own Air:l'VVf • • garden apta Pool/apa -~ .. -. • • 330 west Bay Street • Petloldeeks No pets. *Lg 2Br 2Ba 811.1111 SIAUll 9ITIL ... tall ltll Limo Service tor u lltlte e e 1Bdrm S565-S570 w/poot, trplc, 2 earporta Wkly rental• now avell. bffiCEIWAREHOUSE as $2.000 dn & S850/mo. • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 •i 2Bdrm 1'/•1a S655·S660 $795 No pet•752·5822 $128/wk&up.2270 .... 1000 sq fl In c •• 198<& LIMOS only" tefll e e .., International M ot or e • ~:1re1~~h ~2~~~ •lllAlflllf • port Blvd C M ~7445 (213)43~11371 Coactl 75 1-5-466 e 151 E 21st 548-2<&08 YEARLY. 3eR. 2BA, with SU I Ill ~I •• •••••••• ••••••• • • •••• • 2250 Vanguard 540-9628 large living room. Upper Newport Beech, cotor TV unit, 2 ear parking. MBR $125 wk""''· no dapoelt e.autlful, quiet 2 Bd 2ba, 2 SOYndproof S2000 mo .... patio. Moll ull lnci 822 Bkr 675-9111 3028 West Coast Hwy ~11ton-Ron s..11-0411 *• 1'11 WAm* 1 .... , EA STSIOE 2 BR. l'h Beeullfuf 2Br widen W/0 ltatab .. baths. patlO No pet• hkup 1g kltef'len 1rp1c AXwXll P61PO IJtXCA $800/mo C•tl 548-9950 S2t95tmo. 760-0919 • KAUAI. Ocean front con· E-slde tBr, new carpet & dot. Discount. 1 br S.9 2 paint. No pe11 2~-A Spaliou~ ~mgle one br S79 nightly 499-1528 Elden $510 675-9291 V••at • E ·•Ide quiet 2 br 1 '.. ba TwnhM w/patlo, pool, earporla & laundry Avail 1211 No pe11. $&90/mo Curt II 631·12&& E-SIOE quiet 2Br Garden Apt. w/garege No pell. 1535/mo. 548-0185 HUGE neiw studio, 600 1q ft. beeut bthrm, $350. mo. CaMV &57 ·2103 .. .,,... M t5/IT\O 1 8d 1 b• UP98' unit. gw. Indy rm, clOM 10 tt'lopt 19'3 Pomona , TSL MANAGEMENT 842-t803 PALM M£SA A-PTS e .. ttlde 2 er 1585 No pets 1581 Meea Or Call btwn 9.4 5'8-9HO $HARP W•_,. duplea up. ttalre 28' 1Bt. encl o•r, WIO hllup, new drftPel & crpt• S5SO + depoelt No pe11 Must at1nd Cf'edlt cheek. 770-5829 & two bt'droom apb -.... 11. lllT BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT! ruRNISHCO or UNrURNISHfO HEALTH CLUBS TfNNI~ SWIMMING Olu' muth mott' So1rv no pel!> Modtl\ optn daily 9 10 b ~ Ntwpc>f1 lludl So. 1700 16th Sllttl (di oo~el} 642-511 ) Ntwport l uc..h No. HH<1 lrv1nr-Avenue {al IMh) 45-110• Coe 81Q 8Mr cabin. 'OOi tbl. COior t11, 2 trpkla S'"Pt 14 54M9111 ..... 11 •• IUrt a. !ier nu Irvine condo. $300/mo. furn. Jae/poet, ~ more 548--0115, 3·~ COM 28', n/tmkr. CIOM to boh 28 1 ..e22• a11t 220 KAM. Of 876-3081 Fem epprox 2~35 prof n- lmtcr. Wf(y c1Mf\, C4M 21r 2ba Avail 12/ 1. 1tt/1Mt. MC ... 50+ 1/2 vtll. 876--65H .,,,_.nd Fem pref. kMIY big ..... 2 frp1Cl poo4 1315 ut pd 11t /lut 1100 ~ 2 .. t-0832 Fem to •hri'•~ TWntlae, 25-35 yrt. IC Plua S300 54&-4511 F/rmte ltlr hM In H 'i Pool/lac:. frplc, nice WM '325/mo.+ utll. "4· 1102 ~I= COftdO. ~ r.ep lalO. Xtt• 1250 "4·802916444 683 • -2-IL __ _ District Managers If yov enjoy working with young boys & glrh ond de'k job1 ore not for yov, conJider o corHr in the newspoper circulo tion field. Thi' is o vnlqve position with doily challenge• ... rewords. .., Our openings ore immediate. Applicants must hove o von, dotlonwogon Ot truck. We offer on e11cellent iolory wltti o bonus pion .ond gos ollowonce. We hove on tllcellent benefit pion ttlat lnclvdet hospi· toli101lon in1uronc:e, liberol vocation ond holldoys. CondldOMt mvsl hove o dtlire to be W<cenful ond be willing to wor\ hord. If yov thlntt you how ttie quohfi<atlons, pi.ote oppfy In p8nofl to1 the llilJ Pillt Mondoy thru fridoy 9-1 1 am or 2-4 pm 330 W. 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R .. tauranta Sport a Stock Markets T~ Theater• WHther WorldNew8 C1-4 .86 A3 CS-6 A4 C10-13 06 C13 C9 85 C12 A12 85 A4 A13 84 ~ Weekender A3 C8-9 Weekender 81-3 C7 BS. Weekender A2 A4 Te·e~ gunned ·dowil in par V~tnamese youth wounded while walking in Huntington Beach park By ROBERT BARK.ER OlhO..., .......... A 14-year-old boy was seriously wounded Thursday when gunshots broke out near a peaceful Thanksg1v- 1ng Day gathering of young people at Hunt1n1ton Beach Central Park. The wounded youth. who police refused to identify, was shot ap- parently without provocation near Hu{ltington Lake and the playground area on the west side of Golden West Drawing of future Newport Landt.nc Street. The boy was lhot twice 1n the stomach with a small-caliber hand- gun. He is reponed in lt'OOUI con- dition today al Founlain Valley Community Hospital, accordina to poltcc. • Detectives said the wounded boy. a Vietnamese youth believed to be a resident of Santa Ana and ani~ in white karate stvle cJothin&. was r walkU\I with four or five t~nCh wbrn \he incident occurred. He and his friends met anothtr poup of about I 0 Vietnamcte youth Wh~ they walked paJt, a suspect in the laraer croup turned and fired two shots stn kina the I '-year-old. according to Huntinaton Beach Sat. Patrick Gildea;~e 'of the other youths was hit. Noftnna was said between the two' ... Restaurant moving onto ~rt's Landing By ROBERT HYNDMAN OI !tie OallJ "°' Slaff The old colTee shop. fuel docks and sponfishing shops that for decade~ characterized Art's Landing on Balboa's ba~front arc making way for construction of a new S:!O m1lhon development th at will include re~ tau rants and spec1alt} stores. The new development is headed by Mark Howard, a Ncwpon Beach nattve. who purchased the block- w1dc propeny a year ago from An Gronsky. founding-owner of the famed sponfish1ng landing. The acre-sized propeny 1s on the and an upstairs cocktail lounge and peninsula between -the--Balboa:--oysterbar-~re l\lSJ)~ed lasfweek Pavilion and the Balboa Ferry. by the state Coastal Commm1on. "We think it has a better view of The Newport Landing Restaurant Newpon Harbor th3'Tl anywhere else will occupy the building that once on the peninsula:· Howard said. housed the old Bay View Cafe, tackle To take advantage of that view, shops and sponfishing offices. Hov.ard and panncr B>ron Kou&h Howard and Kough C'<pcct the stancd construction this w~k on the ·restaurant to be completed by mid- two-story Ne wpon 'landing Res-spring. when construction of the rest taurant - a 7,000-square-foot build-of the property will be well underway. ing that will be the focal point of the The adJaccnl lots '-'111 feature two de\ elopmen1. more restaurants, specialty shops and . Plans for the restaurant -which a multi-level parking structure that will feature up to th ree d1n1ng rooms KouJl,h says will help ease some of the chronic parking problems oo the Sall>Oa "'Peni nsula ~ - In addition. operators of the rcs.- taurant plan to offer a "harbor taxi" service to transpon diners from anywhere on Newpon Harbor to the restaurant. and back again . .. The enure development will fea- ture a ·scapon village· theme with the old gas lanterns. redwood decking and ·old Balboa' look. .. Howard said. Howard. who has developed sev- eral apanment bu1ld1f\&.S in the "Sacra- mento area. calls the Newpon Land- (Pleue .ee ART'S/ A2) croups and 1bert •~tly wat "° provoat1on, Gildea said. addll'I there 1s no indicatiol1 that the metn· bers of the two groups k~ each other. As of this momin&. there ~ no arrests and the wca~n hasn't bttn recovered, police said. Thett alld is no evidence lO SUWSt that tM shootina may be lin~cd to PQI acuvit), Gildea said. Medic facility slated forUCI 12 million buildtn will be used for b iomedical research By PHO.. SNEIDEllMAN Ot•O..,Nl4 ..... A Corona dcl Mar bus1nes man will finance and develop a S 12 million. s1x·story biomedical re- search facility at UC Irvine. The bu~lding prOJCCt. endorsed Q_y the UC Board of Regents. wtll be the largest of three projects to be built oo campus in pannerships betv.-ttn UCI and pnvatt industry. The biomedical facility will be developed by cngrneer and ph1lanthrop1sl Georic E. H_ev.uL founder of the Geo~ E. Hewm Foundation. UCl officials descnbe Htwin as an acuve proponent of collaboratton between the umversm and the busin~s tommwul)-· UC Regents approved the Hev. Ht plan at their meeting last '-'CCl tn ~n Francisco. but the action was not publicly announced until lhis week. The proposal calls for the Hewm • Foundation to fund postdoctoral fellov.sh1ps and b1omed1cal research at UCI ''This research center will offer industry greater opponun111es to pantc1pate in the transfer of b1omcd1cal technology ... Hewitt said in a stattment released b\ UCI. "It (Pleue Nie FINA1'CIER/ A2) CM Santa Claus Travis Parry parks his sleigh this year Residents raise a stink over HB trash site smell By TONY SAAVEDRA Of tM OallJ "°'SI"" Al least one local Santa Claus won't be coming to town this year. Travrs Parry. for years Costa Mesa~s-uwn Kns Kringle, was hospi- talized Tuesda) for resp1ratol) fail- ure. Doctors 58) Parr) should be "ell enou~h 10 leave Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach in two weeks. But relattves sav Parry. badly tn :. need of rest. \\Ill ha\e to lca\C the reindeer 1n the stable this year <\nd the 66-ycar-old rettred plumber 1s heanbrokcn about it. "He's so worried and upset because he~s got so many appointments for Santa Claus. If he could get that out of his mind. he ma) gel better." said Mrs. Parry. who often appears as Mrs. Claus. "The doctor sa~ s he's a very sick (Pleue 11ee SA1'T A/ A2) Sheriff-coroner wrangle brings conflict charges Brad Gates. Orange Count)·, elected sheriff-coroner. wears two official hats in his daily duties. But some county officials would like to sec him han1 one up. As sheriff, Gates 1s the count) 's chief law enforcement official. He oversees a police force that runs the county jail and provides police protection and invest1gat1ve services to unincorporated portions of the county. s coroner. Gates is the elected official characd with determinina the cause of death when a person die from ·other than natural causes. In cases when no physician was tn attendance at death or in case when the cause of death cannot be pin- pointed. The coroner rules on the cause of death in all suicides. hom1c1des and faLal traffic rollts1ons Orange County is one of 38 California counties that ha ve com- bined the sheriff and the coroner's offices. But it 1 the only one of the st1te's 11 m<>5t populou count1e that docs not have a stparatc shcnff and lrt'eltcted-0r appointed coroner. The controversy urroundina the J01n1 dut1e" of the her11T-roroner 1s not a new one. In rttcnt )'Can.. therT have Ix-en repeated instances in which the herilT! role a\ the county' JEFF ADLER ---- Focus ON THE NE\'r s chief law enforcement officer has appeared to bump up apinst the separate duttes dc&qated to the count coroner. In cases where inmate died ot the Orange Count) Jail or 1n invcsuaa· uoos of officer-aovolvtd fatal shoot· inas. the shenff-coroner·s dual role onen has raised the 1ncv1tabtc quc • t1on: Can the same man who runs the hcntT's J)cpanment ronduct an effective. ObJcctlve and independent 1nvcst11At1bn a'I coroner into ca that d1rtcll > in volve, po 1bly a:dvc~I . shcnf'f i. deputies and their cal't'cn" The quc t1on of a coan1 1 of 1ntcrc.s.t tba11 inherent in 1hc ~er1ff coroncr·'i dual rok ha" been ltn cnna (Pl ....... SllS~/A2) .. Co-uncil divided on seriousness of the proble m By ROBERT BARKER 0t•O...,Ne1SWI There are ~me who Sil} the Rainbow Disposal trash collcctton yard in Huntington Beach reeks Others don't smell a thing. And the City Council has been asked to poke SintOri• Tb&Du,tftna Sbaron Paltorak .....-.-d 1111rt to two ol tbe~.-apec1a1 p.-. Tllanday a t th Le Blarrfta .... taarant. Some 200 MDlor ~ltlaena were Mrftd free TlaanUll"riq --r , its nose into a sttnky s11ua11on. Se' eral r~1dtnls near the facility at 17 1 ~I 1'i1chols t ha\C used terms like .. unbearable" and "atrocious .. to dcscnbe the odors coming from the trash Lransfer yard . <\nd v. hen the residents appeared before ( "' Council members recent· h to argue against "'hat the~ fear 1s a proposal to expand the fac1ltt). the} seemed to win an all\ in Councilman John Thomas. Thomas agreed that (Pleue eee TRASH/ A2) • • , . . ., · .. Al Orange Coat OAILY PILOT/Friday. NoV9mbet 23. 19a.. San Clemente man.enQ.s ·armed standoff in hom·e ---=-Police held at bay for over I 0 hours before surrender By STEVE MARBLE Ofttle~,.._,...,. A distraught man who hdd P<>hc:-c al bay for more than I 0 hours Thanksg1nng Day while threatening to kill himself. as ~ing held for ps)ch1atnc obscrvauon today under orders from police. Richard P_ Liebert. 37. of San Clemente surrendered lo polioc at 10:50 p.m. after talking on the telephone with his wife. who had earlier fkd the family home wnh their ,two young children. No one was injured in the standoff. Liebert. who had armed himself "1th a p<1""erful .357-caliber Magnum. handgun. was.taken lo Sao Clemen\e Jail after the aU-da)' standotl and then transported to Western Medical Center 1n Santa Ana for a 48-hour ps)'ch1atnc evaluauon. Police said Liebert was not ar- rc ted · The int·1dent s1ancd al I I: 15 a.m. when L1eben's father called police from Oklahoma and told authorities that his son said he intended to take has own hfe_ Officer<; said they mad'c telephone contact \\Ith Liebert's 37-year-old wife and asked her lo gather her two <:hildren. a 7-year-old boy and 4-)ear- old daughter. and leave the Calle Frontera home_ L1eben reponcdly walked out of CONTINUED STORIES Dellr Nol pM4o by l+owerd Up4n Richard Liebert flashes gun during-atandoff. the house at ont> point and chalkngc:d police to kill him Ollicers !>31d as darkness approached. the} heard one shot come from the residence and at first feared the man had rnmcd out has threat. Officers. though. sa1<.l the~ were able to sec l.1ebcn moving around inside ht\ home a shon time later and <:0nt1nued their v1g1l. After police arrang<.·d to have the man's w1f<" telephone her husband. Liebcn re- portedl) put down his gun and cam<.· out wllh his hands up. TRASH SMELL RAISES BIG STINK ... From Al the disposal me smells Bul Councilwomen Ruth Baile)' and Ruth Finle) said when the~ went out to investigate Rainbow's oper- ation recently. they said they detected lots of truck traffic but no odor., In the interests of clan tkauon. Balle} s.a1d toda) she didn't mean to 1mpl) that the transtcr slallon nc\Cr smells -11 JUSt didn't <>mell on thl' da-. thl' t\\o "omen paid their 'l'>IL she \aid. ~ainbo\\ Vin.·-President tan Tkact)' k denies there's a bad <1mell and can't understand all the fuss But ( ounctlman Ron Patttn\on pointed out that pcrhap' people who \\Ur~ \.\1th the tra'h get u<,ed to the \rnl'll\ JnJ Jon't pan1cularl~ no11ce them The faulity began operating at ''" present location last ~car and ha!. ~en handling about 1.500 tons of ~rbage a day after gelling a permit from the city's Board uf Zoning Adjustment!. in Apnl. officials said. It turns out the pt:rm11 shouldn't ha-.e been issued Rainbov. operato~ don't ha-.c required permm lrom thl' Orange Count\ 'iolid ~ aste Managemrnt .\gene) to handle that much. Their .atrnllcauoo for a change 1n 1001ng to allow the increase has touched oil protew, b) r~idents Hl'rl··s "hat -;ome had to sa) the other night in arguing against thc apprcl\ al •Clar~ \te.,,ens. principal at Liber- t} Chnsuan School ahout 1.0<Xl feet from the trash site: He sa)'s there's a smell and an increase in !>eagull!I as well as c~tra traffic. • l 1nda Lombardo. She sa id !lhe'!. noticed drainagl' water running into thl' stn.'l't~ . .\lso. <;hr said. there·, an odor -on a chill} v. mtl'r da}. ··) ou en 1mag1m· the smell on a hot day," !>hl' ..aid • ~l'I \1rm1clstc1n_ Hc ..aid thl' \mell ,., unbearable and he at times hJHun-.1dl'fcd '>ending the v.orkftme at h1<; pallet manufacturing bu.,1nC'>'> home. < it) C ounul officials defrrred aL·- t11>0 and d1rcncd staff ml·mbcr\ to meet \\Ith reprcscntallH''> of Ram- bo" D1spo.,al and rcs1dl'nts to tr~ to 'iCC 1f l'llher side wall turn the otlwr check FINANCIER AIDS UCI RESEARCH ... From Al al50 sets the stage tor collaboraton leading to new gcnC't1t· and biomedical research products. In add111on 11 will bnng important pri,atc rr,enues needed 10 expand research at l 'CL" The I .B.000-square-foot Hewatt bu1ld1ng v. 111 be ad)aCent 10 lhe lJ('I ( ollege on ~cd1c1 nc. n1 vcr"lll) rt·<,earcher\ ""I occupy the first two fln irs. u'i1ng about 40,000 square feet. The rem•.11n 1 ng >!() 000 square feet" 111 bc rentl'J to 1nduc,1rial firms whose h11Jml·d1u:1I rc<,l·arch complements \tud1e-. bc1ngcundutted lJCI medical rl'\l'art her'\ I ·nucr the prupo\cd arrangement. lkv.111 v.111 rl·nt the land from the un11,er\1l\ at a nominal !Cc When thl' 40-year lease expires. the building wall become the propert) of the Univcr- stty ofCahforn1a. Two s1m1lar prOJCCtS involving UCI and pnvatc 1ndustl) arc alread} under wa). Construction of the Nelson Re- search and Development Co head- quarters at UCI is ncarl} concluded and construction has JUSt begun on the $5 million Beckman Laser ln- '>lllutc and Medical C'hn1c. lJCI wa!> the fim campus in the UC '>}\tern to have pnvate enterprise tonstruct a building on un1vers1t} land to be shared h:r 1ndustl) and academic researcher\. unl\ers1t\. ol- lic1al'> said. • (jcorge E Hewitt. the man behind SANT A SENT TO HOSPITAL ... From Al man in theclosel -right next to his Easter Bunn> suit. leprechaun duds. Key- stone Kop uniform and monk's robe. the latc'lt proJcct. 1s a 63-}ear-old native of Ne" York City and a graduate of Columbia Univcrs1t)'. He studied management. accounting and an through the UCLA fatension program and took real estate clas'tes at Orange ( oast College. Hewitt founded four companies involved m electronics and radar S)Stems. Since 1960. he has been 1nvol\cd 1n commercial. industrial and personal real estate. and personal c~tate management. In I 9XO. he founded the George E. Hewitt Founda11on for medical rc- M:arch. which funds postdoctoral studies at tl1r Sal~ Institute. Scnpps Re~arch Institute and al UCI. needed a rc\I." Mr-.. Parr) '>aid. 'ihl' l\\Ul'd a message for the (htldren "ho won't be sitting on Parrv"' lap, delivering their C'hn\tmas \'!Shes to him this year. ,,. WE~THlR ·Chances of weekend rain slirri LOS ANGELES (AP) -A new weather front moving out of 11\9 Gulf of Alaska will rff<lh Southern Ctlll0tnlt In a wnke~ condltJon Saturday, bflnglng only a 20 !*cent chance of rain, tr... National Weather SeNlce Mid. After overnight lows from .cs to 50. Los Angelel wlll have a high near 64 undef' mostly ctoudy alclet. tM weather MtVlc. aald. Lows wlll range from 46 to 54 In the coastal are .. and 34 to 441 In the Inland valleys Highs will range lrom 62 to 68 Saturday Along the coa11. the forecast calls fof clearing •arty tonight *omlng fair and warmer. Highs today In the 601. Lowe tonight mostly 40 t~ but down Into mid 30s and ~ooler In Inland areae. U.S. Temps Alt>w>y Albuquerque ~ege Atlenle Allentlt C!ly Auatln e.!tJmcn kl'fWIG'lem ei-cti 8olw HI Lo 39 24 •9 JI ,, 11 $() 3t 43 ,, 5• 37 43 20 so ,. .... • ••"• 4 t ~ "°"'"'' I ,. ___ o Boeton evne1o Ce11>« ChwlMton.SC CC)eti..ton.W V Clle<IOll•.N C cn.v- 4, 23 43 2S .. 3t 33 30 S3 29 48 ., Mllltl'll&Mcn Mllw-• M!*·SI Peu4 NtMIW ... NftOr1Mn1 -Yor- NortOlll.Ve Ok~C11y OmMl8 Ot1-oo Pnll.,.,,. Phoent( Pllllbutg!I Portland.~ PCM'llMO,Of RalelQll A~Clly RanO Calif. Temps Eztended St LOUii C 111Ceu<> Clne:JnMt• c.....ieno Columb4e SC ColumtMn. on ConcotO.NH Oelles-FI W0<th Oeyton •6 20 .,, 26 "52 Ill 42 27 41 2S 37 29 S3 30 3t 23 39 •• S3 J4 31 26 ~ 2• S2 26 38 27 38 23 St 3S 24 n 4S 74 45 32 39 34 411 39 .. 23 4S 20 86 75 se 37 43 28 53 25 42 39 40 38 53 34 SI 45 so 33 43 24 Sl 27 SI Pal• Tampa Batt LekaCuy San Antoni() San Juen PA SI Sia Matte S..1118 SN.,,_, Hlgll, ~ for 24 h011t1 ending al 5 a._m toeley 8 ... 9"1iatd H 43 EU<ei<• se 38 ft .. f\O so .. LaN:eelet 48 38 lo. Angelo9 ~ 47 O#laM "" 40 PMO RoOlee 113 S4 SpOl\-S)rac"94! Topel.a A.a &un llO 41 ~C.ty llO .. o.n .... rucoon sacr-10 82 •3 Oet MoonM 0.11001 Duluth EIPHO Fet1bank1 fetgo F1e911an Grend Rap1<1s drNIFalts Hlltlf<><O Helene Honolukl Houa1on lnO~• J--..M1 J9d<-.Yllle """88'.I KW\MtC.ty Lea Vegaa lllll• Roell lou!sVllle M~ll lulu WeSNnQton WICIVte W1"es-8a1ro Sat<nat S7 40 San Oiogo 82 S4 San Fr enct9eO 6 7 47 Sant• llMbara 81 40 Stoe1<1on 51 37 Hlgll, !ow. P<ec'91110ort for 24 l\oufl Tides Surf report ending 81 S p m llartlOW lllQS..t 8llllOI> Catal1na LOCATION Hunung1on llMc:tl R1-.. Jetty, Newpor1 40t11Str-~ 22nd Sir-. Newpot1 8alt>oeWeclge l-ovn•6Mch llD lff.A" 1·2 poor t-3 poor 1-3 poor 1-2 poor 1-2 poor 1 poor Lono Boacll MOtlfo'tl8 Montareoy Ml W~-. Ont at to p....., 5'><ono• P...oet18 San e.r .... otn0 San JoM Santa Cna faMe Velley Yot«nilt Vly San Clemente 3 4 poor Wet• temp 81-83 Swell OJtect1on toutl!WMI CONTINUED STORIES SHERIFF-CORONER ... From Al since the two ollices Qutetl:r v.crc rolled into one by the Board of Supervisors in 1970. The decisiQn to combine the two office!'. was made "based on the fiscal and administrative mcrm available to lhe board." according to Super- ' 1sor Bruce Nestande. who was not a member of the board at the tame. It also was made O\ er thl· obJCC· t1ons of then-Shen ff James Musick. "I personal!) think that in a count~ of this size the oflice'> should he <,cparate.'' Mu51c~ said at thl' lln1l' . Howe,er. the 1979-80 grand JUI) rn 1ewcd the shenfT-(·oroncr''> dual role and concluded 11 \\OUld he mon.· e\pcnsl\e and less effinent to run t:.l'parate ~henff and coroner opcr- a11on\. But grand Jurors. e'er \l'n~111ve to thl' n1nfl1ct-of-interest que<,11on . ret·- ommendcd Jail deaths or oflker- lll\ oh cJ shootings be 1n' es11gated b~ the grand JUI) or JOlntl} h) both the \henff'> Depanmenl 1nternJI an- H''>t1gal1on unit and thl' D1"llrll't ·\ tturnc' ·.,Office. T\\Cl recent C3Sl'!.. Ill add111on IO other 1ns1ances during the past 1wo }car\, have promptl'd both \upcr- ' 1'>or-.. led by Ncstande. and the prc!>1J1ngJudge of the Orange Count)' 'iupcrior Court. Ri chard Beacom. to lall for a full re' 1cw to dl·termine the fcas1b1ht\ of splatting the otliccs. The first casl· centers on an East 1 ustan shootout 1n which two shenff s deputies fired on sc' era I area rc:s1dents. as a dispute over a traffic c1tat1on erupted 1nlo gunpla) George Slender. whose prel1m1nal) hearing as to continue in Orange Count} ( entral Municipal Court ne\t month. is char.11.ed with at- tempted murder, while his brother faces lesser charges. His wife. Deanna Leigh Slender, was killed by a bullet allegedly fired by one of the sheriffs deputies during the fracas. One of the defense auorncys in the case. Ron Brower. has said he has been unable to obtain Mrs. Slenders death cendicate from the coroner's office. which as s11ll 1nvesligating the shooting. whale the henffs Depart- ment'"' e<,t1ga11on remain" open_ The death c-en1ficate v.ould llSI the l undu\lon b' the coroner's office as 10 "hcthl'r ~1r> 'ilcnder's shooting wa!> accidental or a homicide. The othl'r rn'>c rt.'\ olves around the Nov. 6 death. an apparent suicide. of Jail inmate John Ra ) Stephenson. "ho. 1ronKall). al'><l was a client of lirO\\C.'r''> In Stephenson\ caSl' 11 as not the urcumstances ot the death that arc in, question. but the sheriff-coroner's nght tu obtain l onfidcnt1al psy- chiatric record\ Gate\ '>ought the rnnfidcnt1al rc- rords a!> pan of his 1nqu1ry into Stephenson\ death a<, the county coroner. Jail Capt Cicorge King. apparently acting on orders from Gates. at- tc:mptcd to confiscate Stephenson's file from a county mental health team v1s1ting the Jatl. When the mental health team rt.·fuscd to surrender the requested documents. they were or- dc:rcd out of the Jail. the file was confiscated and the records were photo-cop1cd. However. Gates had been apprised in a legal opinion prepared by the C'ounty Counsel's Offi ce in 1981 that he had no legal nghl as coroner to obtain an inmate's psvch iatnc S8 40 •9 29 48 4, llO 66 8t 62 83 48 8 I 40 311 30 6' 45 73 .. 6' 46 SI ~ St 42 60 ~ 37 29 so 31 TOOAY 344p.m 10.14pm SATUN>AY 2 SSe "1 9otam 433pm 11 !Op "1 13 4 1 2 1 .. -12 u Sun Nit loeley at 4 46 p m ,-.. Seturdey at 8 34 .._,.. end Ml• ~ et • 46pm Moon Mt• al 5·28 p m • ri.. S.tureley at835am ancl Mlaat S·22pm Sheriff Brad Oates profile Such records can only be obtained under a court order. Whtie the grand jury, at the behest of Board of upervisors' Chairman Hamett Wieder .. has initialed an in\cs11gat1on intQ the Stephenson case. Nestande has emphasized he plans lo again ask the board to approve a county study of splitting the sheriff-coroner's duties. Correction Ncwl> elected Newport Beach Ma)or Phil Maurer's photograph was m1S1dcnt1fied when it was incorrectl y published with a story about the election of Fountain Valley Mayor Ben Nielsen 1n Wednesday's edition ofThc Daily Pilot. We regret the error. Just Call 642-6086 .Whal do you like abottLlhe Daily Pilot? What doJL'.1 you like? .cau ~e number at left and your message will be recorded, transcribed ud delivered to lbe appropriate editor. The same 24-bour answering service may be used to record letters to tete editor on any topic. Contributors to our Letters column must include tllelr name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls, please. Tell us what's on your mind. I <1r \l'\ l'll "l"lf' Parn wa' the authl·nuc ')anta Claus at ~iiuth Coast V11lagl' I le "a" <,chrdull'd ttu<, )Car to make more 1han I 110 apf)Caranccs throughout thl' Orange ( ua\t 3'> well as an \nahl'lm and "h1nta .\na h" wife said this momin(! But th1\ ( hn<.tma' \l'J'on Patr) ·s 'ianta < la us cos tu me v. 111 ha "l' to 'Ila" 11 "ould seem that Parry 1s a man for all seasons He's got a costume for almost everv occaw>n And Santa'' hi\ fa,ontc role. "He's worked so hard at gelling n Cl) thing read~ for the children this ( hnstmas. that well. he wa., t1rcd and "Santa needs a rest. but he hasn't forgotten )our toys." she ~id, asking children to make a last of what they :.,. hopt· to receive from Santa and send them lo 652 Seal St.. Costa M<-sa 91627 PRE HOLIDAY ART'S LANDING DEVELOPMENT ... From A l ing de-.clopment .. m, pt:t pro1ect" landing Mil con11nue to offer a '>DOrtfishing scr' 11.c upgraded pubhc ful'I docks and a tresh fish market. i\l..o. the landing will conunue 10 be the home of the Balboa Sa1hng Club. retired fast winter. Gron~k) and has family movt•d to Balboa an 1926 The family later purcha!>rd the Balboa Pavilion and operated 11 until 1960 when 11 wa~ sold to the Du{'Comon Co. .. , was born and ra1\cd down here and I v.orkcd at ncarh all of1hesc fuel docks at one llmC' or another." he said "In fact. nt'arl~ r~eryonc in - volved with thl\ proJCl t I\ from the Newpon Beach area \O we're vcl) fam1har w11h 11 " De'lptll' the new con,trucuon. the The landmark ;\n's Landing 1s the oldest sportfish1ng landing in New- port Harbor and was one of only two still an opera11on when Art Gransky Al\hough Gransky retired from the sport fish ing bu~iness. hr continues to operate a boating businen at the Lado ~h1pyard Delly Pilot Def Ivery It Ouer1ntMd ... ,._y ( <Mt If yt U ,,. ~' '-A•" ff'fUf ....,.,,,_.. tr, ~ IO I .,. 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ANO LABOR ~~S1~1S,~ l wt.L9.?.~~r!9. l 640-2700 \ 640-2934 J 1111111\¥ Nt•V IMlllH .'I 1'111 1 You'll find the ·~•F .beet •uto buJ• along ft· the Orenge Coeat In ·todeJ'• Auto··Pllot ageC1 Coaat You can pick up a De- Lorean for a mere $50,000 In Newport Beach this weekend./ A3 Marina High School stu- dents dedicate a tree to their ousted prlnclpal./ A3 Caltfomla Neil Reagan says being • the president's brother Isn't all It's cracked up to be./CI Nation The United States and the_Sovlet Union wiltstart new arms talks In Janu- ary./ A4 Drawing of future Newport Landing .. • .. .fllll 11011 ottwice . e .1n Vietnamese youth hospitalized; -------no arrests made By ROB~RT BAJlJtER °' .. °""' .......... A 14-year-old boy was scriovl.ly wounded Thursday when pmsbots broke out near a peaceful TbankJsiv- ing Day gathenng ofyouna people at Hunttngton Beach Central Put. The wounded youth, who Police refused to identify. was sbot ap- parently withQut provocation near Huntington Lake and the playg,round area on the west side of Golden West Street. The boy was shot twice in the stomach with a smaJJ-caliber hand- gun. He is rePoncd in serious con- dition today . J DCtcCtives se1d the wounded boy. a Vietnamese youth believed to be a resident of Santa Ana and attired in white karate style clothing. was walking with four or five friends when the incident occurTCd. He and bis friends metanothcrgroupof about 10 Vietnamese youths. House speaker Tip O'NellUaces a chaJlenge to his leadership./ AS Restaurant moVing onto Art's Landing When they walk.cd past, a suspect in the larger group lumed and fired two shots stnking the 14-ycar-old. according to Huntington Beach Sgt. Patrick Gildea. None of the other youths was htt Nothing was said between the two groups and there apparcntJy was no provocation, Gildea said. adding there 1s no 1nd1c.auon that the mem- bers of thr two groups knew each other. World A shooting Incident in Korea's Demilitarized Zone kills a South Korean soldier and wounds an American GI.I AS People Huntington Beach sing- ers and songwriters have a hit single In Korea./84 Sporta Orange Coast College· s football season ends on a sour note with a 35-24 Thanksgiving loss to Santa Ana./81 Area high school football teamsgetCIF quar- terfinal tests./81 The Dallas Cowboys keep their playoff hopes alive by beating the New Eng- tam:t Patrlots./83 Entertainment Internationally acclaimed Bella Lewltzky Oan~e Company wlll perform twice at UC lrvlne next week./W .. kender The famous ribs and lemon chicken from the Studio Cafe on Balboa Peninsula have found a aecond home In Corona del Mar./W .. kender INDEX Auto Piiot Bridge Bulletin Board Business California News Classlfled Comics Crossword Death Notices Gardening HorOICOJ)e In the Setvtce Ann Land«• Natlonat News Optnton Paparazzi People Play AeYtew Pola Log Publlc Notlce9 AeltM1rant1 Sport• 8toek Markets Tetftl1ton ThMter1 w .. "* World Newt C1-4 86 A3 CS-6 A4 C10·13 86 C13 C9 85 C12 A12 85 A4 A13 M _, 84 Weekender A3 C8-9 Weekender 81-3 C7 85 Weekender · A2 A4 By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of Ille Delly l'llol ltan The old cotTcc !>hop. fuel docks and sponfishing shops 1ha1 for decadcs charac1enLed ~rt\ Landing on Balboa's ba} front arc making "'a) for construction of a nc"' $20 m1lhon development that "all 1nclu<lc re'>· taurants and spccaalt) stores. The new development is headed by Mark Howard. a Ncwpon Beach native, who purchased the block- w1de propeny a year ago from An Gronsky. founding owner of 1he famed sponfishang landing. The acre-sized propeny is on the peninsula be tween the Balboa Pavilion and the Balboa Ferry. "We think it has a better view of Ne"' pon Harbor than anywhere else on the peninsula." Howard said. To take advantage of that view. Howard and partner Byron Kough s1aned construction this week on the two-story Newpon Landing Re~ taurant -a 7,000-square-foot build- ing lhat wall be the focal point of the development Plans for thr rcs1aurant -which "'111 ICaturc up 10 three dining room<. CM Sarita Claus Travis Perry parks his sleigh this year By TONY SAA VEORA Of ... Delfr ~ ,..,, At least one local Santa Claus won 't be coming 10 town th as }ear. Travis Parry. for years Costa Mesa's own Kris Kringle. was hospi- talized Tuesday for respiratory fail- ure. Doctors say Parry should be well cnou~ to leave Hoag Memonal Hospital an Ne"'pon Beach an two weeks. But relatives sa\. Parry. badly in need of res1. will ha"e to lea'c tht.• reindeer an the stable this year And the 66-ycar-old retired plumber as hean.broken about 11. "ff e's so worried and ~psct because he~s got so many appointments for Santa Claus. lfhc could get that out of his mind. he ma) get better." said Mrs. PafT)". w~o oncn appears as Mr) Claus. "The doctor S3)S he's a vcf) sack (Pleue eee SANTA/ A2) Sheriff-coroner wrangle brings conflict charges Brad Gate • Orange Counl) 's elected shenfT-coroncr. wears two official hats in his daily duties. But some county officials would like to sec him hang one up. As sheritT. Gates is the county's chief law enforcement official. He ovcrscts a police force that runs the county Jail and provides police protection and 1nvcst1gat1 vc services to unincorporated poruon of the county. As co roner, Gates is the elected official charscd With determinina the cause of death when a person die from other than natural cause , in cases when no physician was in atttndancc at death or in cases when the cause of death cannot be pin. pointed. The coroner rules on the c.ausc of death 1n all su1e1dcs, homicides and fatal traffic coUisions. Orange County is one of .38 Cahforn1a counties that have C'Om- b1ncd the shenfrs and the coroner' offices. But it 1s the only one of the Slate's 11 most PoPUIOU countJ that d~ not have a SCJ>Aralc sbcnff and an efoctcd or appointed coroner The controvcny <1urround1na the joint dut~ of 1~ hcriff-eoroner 1s not a new one. In T'tt"Cnt years. 1herc have bttn rtptatcd 1nstan« 1n ~h1ch the shcnff.s role a the count)'' JEFF ADLER F ti(' II \ II N I 111 N I \\ ', chief law enforcement officer bas appeared 10 bump up against the separate duttcs delepted to the county coroner. In case whert an mates dtcd at the Oranac County Jail or 1n invcst1p- t1ons of officcr-tnvo(vcd fatal shoot- 1n15. the bcrifT<oroner's duaJ role often has raised the inevitable QuCS• uon: Can the me man who runs the henfl's Dcpanmcnt conduct an effcct1vc. ObJ«Uve and independent 1nvc t1pt1on as coroner into case~ thll dif'CC.lb 1nvQ.l\'(~ ~"bl~ advc~ly. shcnfl' deputies and their careers? The quc t1on of a ron01ct of 1ntrrest that 1 inherent in th hcr1fT· coroner·~ dual role ha bttn ltn rina (Pl ....... UISIUPP /A2) t ~ ~~~~~--~~~~ ' and an upstairs cocktail lounge and chronic parking problems on the oyster bar -were approved last week Balboa Peninsula. bv the state Coastal Commission. In addition. operators of 1he res- . The Newpon Landing Restaurant tauranl plan to offer a ''harbor tax a" wall occupy the building that once . service to transpon diners from housed the old Bay View Cafe. tackle an} where on Newpon Harbor to the shops and sponfishang offices. restaurant. and back again Howard and Kough e:\pect the "The entire developmenl wall fea- restaurant to be completed by mad-ture a ·seapon village' theme w11h 1hc sprang, when construction of the rest old gas lanterns. redwood deckmg oft he propeny will be well under wa y. and 'Old Balboa' look." Howard said. The adjacent lots "ill feature two Howard. who has developed sev- more re!itaurants. si::w:ciiit) shops and eral apanmrnt butldmgs an the Sacra- a multi-level parking structure that mento area. calls the Newpon Land- Kough says wall help ease some oft he (Pleue .ee ART'S/ A2) As of this morning. there were no arrests and lhe v..capon hasn't been recovered. poltcc said. There also 1s no evidence to suggest thal the shooung may be ltnk.ed to gang act1VJty. Gildea said. The shooting took place near a gathering of students from local high schools who were anendina a Thanksgi' ang Da) group picnic al the sprawling city parlc It was not known 1fthc v1ct1m"-'8S a pan of the p1cnackang group. Coast financier ... to construct UCI medical facility 12 million building will be used for bio.medical research By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °'~ ......... A Corona del Mar busmessman will finance and develop a S 12 million. six-story b1omcd1c.al re- ~arch facility at UC Irvine. The bu1ldin& proJCCl. cndoncd by lhe UC Board of Regents., will be the largest of three projects to be bu tit on campus to panncrships bclwcen UCl and.priYale indu.wy. The biomedical facility will be developed by engineer and philanthropist GeoTge E. Hewitt. founder of the George E. Hcwiu Foundauon. UCl officials d~bc Hewitt as an active proponeht of (Pleue eee PINA.NCISR/ A.2) ton• ThaiiUllilnc ...... la • f"l(l'aa ........ WW. .... cooperation of .... 11.eaorla.I a;:r.::: 8M.ron hltonk een• dnn:rt to two of tbe apeclaJ ,_... Tbanday at tlae Le Blanita reetaarant. Some 200 Mlllor cltlsen• were eerYed free Tbanka«ITtnc • Neweort and Mweral local con t hoepital•. 1 A2 Orange Co&tl DAIL y PILOT /Frktay, No~ber 23, 1984 2maskedmen ransack house in Dover Shor es Awoman wa11icd up andtlllllld by two masked Olen who broke anto her Dover Sbom home in Newport Beach and ransacked the house lookina for cash and suns. The 47.year-old woman, shaken but unhurt, was re~ucd when two ~tkers &ho~ up at her bowie mjdway throuah the Tuesday Afkr· noon robbery and chased the tbup oft .• The int~ took cash from the woman's wallet, ransadted clotets and emptied a pialie bank . San Clemente man ends armed standoff in home . Police h e ld a t bay fo r over 10 h ours befor e s urre n d er By STEVE MARaiE OI -o..., li'llot eteft .\ distraught mnn "ho held pohce at ba\. for more than 10 hou;ts Thanksg1' 1ng Da) wh1k 1hrea1en1n 10 kill h1m\elf 1., tx-1ng held fl P5)'ch1atric ob~enJllon toda) under orde~ from p0ht·e R1cbard P L 1eben n. of an Clemente -sum:ndercd to pohct" at 10 50 pm alkr talking on the tclephonl' wi th t11~ wife. who had t:urlil"r fled the fam1h homl' wi th their '"o )Oung ch1ldrcn · No one wa~ tnJured 1n the standoff. L1ebt•rt , who had armed himself with a powerful . .3~ 7-cahber Magn um handgun. wa!> takl·n Ill ~an Clemente Jail after the all-day '>tandoff and then transponl·d to wl'\tern Medical Center 10 Santa .\na for a 48-hour psych1atnt• l'\ alu.111on Police \aid l 1dx·n "a' not ar- re~ed. Thl' incident 'tarted at I I 15 a.m when L11.·tx-n·., latht•r l'allcd police from Oklahoma and told authont1c'> that his son ..a1J he 1 ntl'nded to ta kl· his o" n hft• Offin·r\ '>aid the~ made telephone contact "1th L1eoc·n·s 37-)'ear-old ~•fc and a<;kcd her lo gather her two children a 7-\car-old 00\ and 4-\ear- old daughtl'r Jnd ka"e the Calk Frontera humt· L1elx·n reportl·dl\ "alked out of the house at om· r><Hnt and challenged Delly Not ,.,_.. by Hewwd Llpln Richard Liebert fia•h ea gun during •tandoff. poltec 10 kill him. Officers said as darkness approached. the> heard one shot come from the residence and at first feared the man had earned out his threat. Officer!.. though. said the) "'ere able to ~r L1eben moving around 1n\ldC his home a shon 11mr later and continued their vigil. After police arranged to have the man's wi fe telephone her husband. L1eben re-- portcdl) put down his gun and came out "''h his hands up. Pickled woman snatched from brine A Nn' port fkach ~oman found lloa11ng 1n tlw ol'ean off Nl'wpon was rest·ued b~ pa11 ol ntlicer'> who said the 24-:,.car-old \.I.Oman rnuld ha"e ix.-r- 1shcd 1f not pulled 111 om tht· 6~-ckgrn· water. El11atx.·1h C hJJ)m.1n unconsciou'> and \Ullenng frum h' r><1therm 1a. \.\35 rescued on 21rd \trl't'I and ""est OccJnlmnl altt•r lll'Jrh' residents rq>orl('d hea ring J \lllll' lOming from CONTINUED STORIES the water t\ police officer \31d he sa~ \oml'- 1h1ng bobbing in the watl'r about .SO )ards otT.,hore and at fir..t thought 11 ''a" a duck. He then reahtl'd 11 "as the "oman'shcad. Paramcdtc\ said the' "err able to ·rl'\ "e the ~oman . "ho rl·ponedl> ~a'> not breathing "hen oflicers 11ulkd her from the water Re!>Cuers "ere un-.ure ho" long '>he had been in the w:1ter Offil·1al!> at Hoag Memorial Hospi- tal in Newport Beach said the woman·., hody temperature was six degree' below normal and thal her blood akohol level was 0.28 -nearly triple the level at which a motonst t!> rnns1dcred mtox1ca1ed. l he woman rcponedl} told police. '>he ~ad l'onsumed three glasses ol winc at a ncarb) nightspot and last remembered walking toward her tar FINANCIER AIDS UCI RESEARCH ..• From Al collaborauon between the un iversity and the business community. UC Rege nts approved th e Hewm plan at their meeting last week in San franctsco. but the action was not publicly announced until this week. The proposal calls for the HeW1tt Foundation to fu nd postdoctoral fellowships and b1omed1cal research a1 ucr. "This research center will offer industry greater opponunitics to participate 1n the transfer of biomedical technology," Hew11t said m a statement released by UCI. "It also sets the stage for collaboraton leading to new ge-nctic a nd b1omed1cal re\earch products. In add111on. 11 will bnng important pnvate revenues needed to expand research at UC! .. The 123.000-squarr-foot Hewatt building will be ad)aCent to the UC! Collegr on Medicine. University [~rchers will occupy the first two U-oors. using about 40.000 square feet. The remaining 80.000 square feet will be rented to mdustrial firms whose biomedical research comrlements studies being conducted UC medical researchers. Under the proposed arrangement, Hewitt will rent the land from the university at a nominal fee. When the 40-yearleascexpires, the building will become the property of the Univer- sity of California. Two similar projects involving UCI and private ind ustry are already under way. Construction of the Nelson Re- search and Development Co. head- quaners at UCI is nearly concluded. and constructi on has JUSt begun on the $5 mill ion Beckman Laser In- stitute and Medical Chnic. UCJ was the first campus m the UC system to have pnva te cntcrpnsc construct a buil ding on uni versity land to be shared by industry and academic researchers, uni versity of- lic1als said. George E. Hewitt, the man behind the latest project, is a 63-year-old native of New York City and a graduate of Columbia University. He studied management, aooountingand an through the UCLA Extension program and took real estate classes at Orange Coast College. Hewitt founded four companies mvolved in electronics and radar systems. Since 1960, he has been involved in commercial, industrial and personal real estate, and personal estate management. In 1980. he founded the George E. Hewi tt Foundation for medical re- search, which funds postdoctoral studies al the Salk Institute, Scripps Research Institute and at UCI. SANT A SENT TO HOSPITAL •.. From Al man For '\CH'n \l'arc, Parr' was the au1hcn11 t "iantJ < l,HI\ al \outh Coa'>I V11lagl· I k """ .,l hl·dull·J this yea r to mah· morl' than 100 .1pJ)('arancc"i throughout thl· Or;ingl' < oa~t. a'> "ell a' 1n \n,1hl·1m and \anta .\na. ht'> "'It-,,11d tl11' m11rn1n~ Hut thl\ < IHl\tnt." \l'd'>On P.trn' \,111t.i< l.1t1\lt1'>lllllll \\Ill hJ\l' 1(1\lot\ 1n the t lmet-right ncxl to his Easter Bunny o;u1t. leprechaun duds. Key- stone Kop unilorm and monk 's robe It would 'icrm that Parry 1s a ma n for all season., lie·., got a costume for almo't e' el"\ OC'Ca\lon .\nd <\an ta I\ h1S ra\ OrltC role. "lk·.., ''nr~ed so hard at getting l 'l'f"\ thing read~ for lhf' {'h1ld ren th is < hris1m..a., th<11. w<.'11. he~as tared and needed a rl''>I" Mr\. Parry said. ~ht• l'>'>ued a message for the childn.•n "ho won't be <;itting on Parr> 's lap. de livering their C'hmtmas ~•'>he'> to him this year. "~anta needs a rest. but he hasn ·1 forgotten )our to)s.'' she said. asking children to make a hst of what· they hopt· to rcte1"l' from Santa and se nd them to 6.S~ Seal 1.. Costa Mesa. 92627 ART'S LANDING DEVELOPMENT ... From Al lllJl dnl'lopnwnt ·m~ f'X'I project·· ·1 "<I' horn .ind ra"ell down here ,ind I "nri...~·d ,1t ncarh all ul thrsc iut•I dot~' ,1t mil 11ml' or another," he \illll "In tal t lll'MI> l'\er;une In· \ohcd ~1th 1h1\ pru1cu "lrom the :-.0l'"port R(•at h .trl'a \o we·re 1.cr) lamil1ar ~1th 11 " I >np1tc 1he new l'On,tructwn. the Delly Piiot Dellvery 11 Guerentffd M...JI! 4y r M, ' ., • Y "Cl' ...... f P'll ... 1, ~ l01)'1 l'.l"I>'• 'I m ~ ,ru 1, •• c ... .,. ..... ""l landing will rontinuc to oOcr a "n<1nfi.,h1 ng r,cn 1c<.' upgraded public lul'I docks and a fresh fish market. •\ho. the landing will contin ue to be the home of th(' Balboa . ailing Club. The landmark An's Landing 1s the oldest sponfish1ng landing in New- port Harbor and was one of only two still in operation when An Gro nsky ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H.L. Schwertz Ill Publisher retired ht\I winter. C1ronsk} and his family moved 10 Ralhoa 1n 1926. The fa mily later purcha~cd the Balboa Pav1hon and operated 11 unlil 1960 when it was sold to the Duccomon Co. Although Gronsky retired from the !>ponfish1ng business. he continue!i to operate a boating business at the Lido Sh tp>·ard. ClrouMtlon 714/142...UU ........................ 7141142·11171 AH oft.er depertmenta M2-a21 MAtNOFftCE UO W--' 8ey ~ Coll• ...... CA MM .oor-&o> 1sao Co&la ,.._ CA ·~ I,.,, ••• ...., f>.n!•f ~ "°" °" "<.' ..-:~ ., CCOY by I • m r••nt• ti) • '" rtft('f "°" i(., • ,,..,,....,_ .. Frank ZJnl Managing Editor K•r•n Wittmer Advert1smg Dlrec1or ~'IJ'!I IOIJ ()""09 Con! ""'*'WIO C.,.,.,,., Mo ,_ •• Of ... llUllltt--~ ,,...,. Ot ....,_ -,__ ~ lie •tlP'udueed ••no.it ~ tier ,,_. ol CfW.gM - S..Cond cw. 1>'111f'9'1 ~ al C.a ...__ ~ IVPS IU IOOI Sul>octoOtl'On bl' Wt• 54 76 mot'llN)t by -I lo8 !I() motlf"'V Clrculatlon TelephonH M t °'""II" (bS"I, ,.!.., .., ... 1 IQ'lN N~ ..... Aotemary Churchman Controller Robert C•ntren Production Manager Donald L. Wlfll•m• C1fculetion Manager VOL. 11, NO. 321 Chances of weekend rain slim LOS ANGELES (AP) -A new weather froot moving out Of the Gull of Alaalca wlll r.-ch Southern Celltorni. In a WMkentd condition S1turd1y, bringing only • 20 percent Chance of rain, the Nat1on1I WH ther Service .. Id. After ovetnlght low. from 45 to 50, LOt Angetea wlll have a high near~ u.nd« mostly cloudy ttci.., the weethef Ml'vlce aald. Lowa wlll rongo from 46 to 54 In the coastal arM1 and 34 to 44 In the Inland v1lleya. Highs wlll range from 62 to 68 Saturday. Along the coast, the forecast calls tor clearing early tonight becoming fair and warmer. High• today In the 60s. Lows tonight mo1t1y 40 to 50 but' down Into mid 301 and cooler In Inland areas . U.S. Tempa ~ Anehot199 Att.nta AlllllllC City Aul11n tell-. •minonem e.n.rdl ... 76 ~ 43 n 40 18 48 20 56 42 0 32 45 40 49 38 52 28 13 SI 42 25 12 52 38 22 43 24 to.ion ll<lffelo Cul* C'*IMton.SC cnan.1on wv ~le HC c~ ~ ~ ... HI Lo 39 24 49 31 31 21 so 31 43 32 ~ 37 43 20 so 28 41 23 43 25 44 31 3J 30 ~ n 41 41 41 20 48 2e $2 19 42 21 41 25 u 29 13 30 38 13 39 18 53 34 38 26 54 24 52 21 38 27 36 23 51 3~ 2' 12 45 24 46 32 39 34 49 39 44 23 45 20 IMI 76 56 37 43 28 53 25 42 39 40 38 SJ 34 51 45 50 33 43 24 51 27 Mletnl BMc:1> MilwMM Mpl .. St Paul NUhvffle ..._on.en. New York No<falll, Va. OltlMtomtl C1ty OmehA O<landO Phil~ Pl\oeniJL Pttl-gl't Por11ancf.Me Port..,,.,,O< = RwK> City 52 43 :~ : Calif. Temps SI lOU<S ~ ~ H'9ft ... '°' 24 -· ~ ., 5 57 48 ~=~: 5.2 43 SI Pel• letnpe Sall lei<• C"y San Anlont0 S'tn Juan PR StSte M•t,. S..tlle Sht~t Spot,ene Sy.KUM TQ99k• ~~ : Eut91ca 58 38 95 7 I FtMnO SO 44 Clevelall4 Columbltl s c Columl>ln.Oh Conco<d,N H Dell-Fl WO<ln Oeylon J8 U L81'1C811.. 48 38 48 43 LW AllQ'ltl et 41 57 32 • Oa111and ~ ;: 34 211 ~e:i.,... 90 o ~~ ~~ Redwood Crty 90 44 118 49 Secl9mento 82 43 '*-' 0..MOl1- Tuceon Tulsa W11h1ngton WICM• Wll~M·Ba11e !>:! 35 Sallnat 57 4() 43 25 San OteQo 112 54 49 JS San FrenolKO 87 47 311 22 Sant• B••b.,• e 1 40 0elrOlt Oululh El Pato Falfbanilt Fe•oo S1oci.1on 68 37 lilQh. low, prec1111t•t1on 10< 24 hourt Flegttall andlllQ•t 6 pm 8a1ttow Gtend Aapida <J-M t Falla HartlO<d Hel9n• Honolulu Houtlon lncllanapoltl J-eon.Ma Jac1<eonv1111 ~ K-C•ty Surf report &IQ !Ifft Blahol> Catallna long Beecn Laa VegM LIUleAoc-l~lle ~ LOCATION Huntington a..ch RI-Jelly, Newpon 401h SlrMC. Newpot1 22nO su .... Newpor1 &tll>OI WedQI l99U""9Nc:h SanC-ta SIU IHAN 1·2 POOi 1·3 PCIOf 1-3 POO' 1·2 POOi 1-2 POO' I POO' 3-4 PCIOf Monrovia Mont .. ty Mt W~tor> Ontetto Pllfn Spt1ng1 PaMOena San S.nwoino San JoN S...11 Cna TenoeYdey Watw 1emp e 1-13 $,.... dorectton .OUl"-1 Y-11\lly CONTINUED STORIES SHERIFF-CORONER ... From Al since the two offices quietly were rolled into-One by the Board of Supervisors in 1970. The decision to combine the two ofliccs was made "based on the fiscal and administrative merits available to the board," according to Super- visor Bruce Ncstandc. who was not a member of the board at thl' lime. It also was made over the obJec- llons of then-herifT Jamt:S Mustck. "I per>onally think that in a counl) of this we the offin•s lihould be separate.'' Muc;ick .. aid at the 11me Howe\er. the 1979-80 grant.I JU~ rcv1c~et.I the 'lhenfl-coroner'c; dual role and concluded 11 ~ould be more l'\pell'il\C and leso, rlliuent to run '>t'parate '>hertll and toroner oper- .i11on'> But grand Juror'>. e\\'I '>ens111 .. e to 1hc con01 r1-ot-intl'rt''>l qut·'>t1on. rec- ommended Jail deaths or officer- 1n\oh ed '>hootings tx· tn\l'St1gated b} the grand JUr) or JOIOll\. b) hoth the <ihenffo, Department internal in- ' e'>t1ga11on unit and the 1>1~tnc1 AttorOl'\ 's Offite. tempted murder. whale lus brother faces lesser charges. Has wife. Deanna Leigh Slender. was killed by a bullet allegedly fi red by one of the sheriffs deputies_during the fracas. One of the defense attorneys rn the rase. Ron Brower, has said he has been unable to obtarn Mrs. Slenders death cenifica1c from the coroner's office. which is still investigating the <;hooting. wh1k the hcnfrs Dcpan- mrnt investigation remains open. The death cenificate "ould hst the londus1on b-. the coroner's office as to "hcther Mrs. Slendl'r's shoo11ng "3" accidental or a hom1c·1de. 1 ht· othcn·asc re,olH·~ around tht· l\lo, 6 death. an appar<.•nt su1c1de. of Jail inmate John Ra} . tcphenson. who. 1ron1call}. al<;o "as a client of Bro"er's. In Stephenson's case 11 is not the nrcumstances of the death that are tn question. hut the sheriff-coroner'<, righ t to obta in confidential psy- ch1a tnc recorCJs. Gate'> ~ought the conliden ttal re- rnrt.ls as pan of h1!> inqui ry into ~lcphenc;on's death a!. the county l·oroner. " 40 49 29 48 41 eo se 81 52 13 48 &1 40 39 30 54 45 73 44 ~ 48 51 43 SS 42 &6 43 ,, n 50 31 Extended Fw 8111M s....o.y Md Mondty wtltl lnCleulflO~TUMOey War-., o.p, wtlh nlQN In Ille low 809 to IOw 70. LOWI In Ille 40t 10 mid SO. Tides TODAY 3 44 pm 10 t4 p m IAl\MOAY 2:55a m. 1 09am 4.33pm 111opm 1.3 4 I 2 I .. ·I 2 31 Sun Wit loclay at 4 41 p.m . rlMe Sal11<ctay at 8 3'4 1 m lllCI wt• ega1n 11 4 45pm Moon NCI •t 5 28 p.m • ,.._ Selurdaoy atll35am lllCl1191aat8-22p m Two ·rece nt caw'>. 1n add111on to other 1nc;tances d unng the past two years. ha' c prompted both i.uper- \o l!>Or!i, led h)' Nl'Standc. and the prcs1dmgJudge of the Orangl' County Superior Court. Richard Beacom. to call for a fu ll review to determine the feas1b1ht} ol sphtting the otlkes. Jail Capt. (icorge King, apparl"ntly acting on ord ers fro m Gates. at- tempted to confiscate Stephenson's file from a county mental health team visiting the Jail. When the mental health team refused to surrender the requested documents. they were or- dered out of the jail. the file was confiscated and the records we re photo-copacd. SheriffBradGatea The fir~t cai.c center~ on an East Tustin '>hootoui 1n which two sheriff~ dcpu11n fired on several area resident\ as a dispute over a traffit c1tat 1on auptcd into gunpla). George Slender. whose prcl1minar) hearing is to conti nue rn Orange Count> ( ent ral Mun1c1pal ( oun next month. 1s char11.cd with at- Just Call 642-6086 However. Gates had been appnsed in a legal op1 n1on prepared by the ( ount)' C ounscrs Office in 198 1 that he had no legal nght as coroner to obtain an inmate's PS\C h1atnc profi le. Such reco rds can only be obtained under a coun order. While the grand jury. at the behest of Board of Supervisors' Chairman Hamett Wieder. has initiated an inves11gat1on into the Stephenson case. Nestande has emphasized he plans to again ask the board to approve a county study of sphtt 1ng thl' c;heriO-coroncr's d uties. What do you like about the Dally Pilot? What don't you Ute? Call tile number at left and your me11a1e will be rttorded, transcribed and dellvered to the appropriate editor. The same %4-hour answering aervtce may be used to record letters to tl1e editor on any topic. Contributors to our Le tters column must include tllelr name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls, please. Tell us what's on your mind. PRE HOLi SAVINGS·up TO 503 HAATCO Solid Oak Parquet 5116" aolld oak with polyurethane fl!'lah was 12.99 NOW'1 .. ll BRIGHTON Nylon Plush Carpeting 36 vibrant colors-all wear dated was 124.99 NOW 117.51 MECCA Wool Berber Carpeting Ouallty wool made to last was 124.99 NOW 114.• MINI BLINDS: Buy one -Get one FREEi <same a11e or smelter) BIG SAVINGS on Wallpaper and Draperies VISA•MASTERCAAO•FtNANCING•EXPERT INSTAL.L.ATION• 6 YR. WARRANTY ON MATERIAL. ANO LABOR @~~:1~1s_~,wt.t~~!~9. 640-2100 L • • • J L t I - 2 Pilot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 1984 . Dancers to flirt with Surrealism at UCI Exuberant Lewitzky tro upeto present con certs Wednesday and Thursday Bella u:w11sl..) will brrng her mod- em dance com pan) to UC Irvine for two performances in the Fine Ans Village Theatre next wee!... One reviewer described "fnscape" as "a panorama of fkcting illusions and allusions." Another hesitated to call it dance ~because it extends so far beyond the term. It 1s filled with uriagery ofa Fellini son . It nins with surrealism and prOJCCIS extravagan t theatricality." "Suite Satie"' is a lyri" dance for seven set to six piano pieces of Erik Satie. Eat·h of the fir.it five sc{'tions adds a new dancer. but as panners merge. other dancers disappear. and no ~rmanent tics are projected. In a typically abstract Lcwiuk> piece. the dancers in "Game Plan" take full advan~c of space. leaping in exuberant diagonals. using all corners and edges. finding highs and COVER PHOTO: Amy E1111t Ud Sean Greene of tbe Bella Lewltzky Dance Company are sbown in "lllscape." lows in every possible shaping of tht> ~tage area. The Thursday pn-scntauon. also a.I 8 pm.. will fea tu re ··Jigsaw." a composite of fa vorite dances choreo- graphed b) Susan Rose: "Sextet." "P1etas" and "Pas de Bach." The program at 8 p.m. Wednesday will include ··1nscape ... "Su rte Sa11e" and "Game Plan." Park fare entertaining -for Xhan-ksgiving -days Matthew Wilder Mus ic varies from turkey trot to Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Mu~u:al !Casts will bC offered at Oran11.e Count) amusement parks dunng th is Thanksgiving w&kend. • • • Tlw N1uy Gritty Din Band and countr. music star S) h 1a "lil!optherostcrofpcrfouncrsschedufed to appear at Knott"s BcIT) Farm. rncludrng Tc->. }\'1ll1amc;. Eddie Dean. 'iuc Thomp!>on. Doye 07Dell. Han!. Penn) and JcfT Pcarwn. Th{· ad\cnturous Nill) Grill) Din band -the fir<>t U.S. rock hand to tour the Soviet Union -"<.Um.'ntl) on the chans w11h "I l ove Only You." S) h 1a will be rnming from her latest recording session 1n Nash' 1lle to pt•rform her hit singles. "Driller .. and "Nobody:· The band will appear a1 5:30 and 7:.'0 tonight and Sa1urda) in theGood Time Theatre. Syh ia can be heard al 1and4 p.m. both da}s on th e Wagon Camp stage. Kno11's "111 be open from I 0 a.m. to 11 tonight and Saturda} and I 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. unday. -• • • Mauhe" Wilder. kno"n for his h1t l.linglc "Brl·al.. M\ 'Good feelings ' of Studio Cafe spread to CdM Famous ribs, chic ken and libations copiea from Balboa Peninsula original By BEVERLY BUSH SMITH D.-,flltlOtC•••!lf• •• 1t h's been achamcli;on that restaurant on thecomerofMar,suenteand the Coast Highwa)' in Corona dcl Mar. In I )}ears. l"ve watched it change ... and change again Fora while 11 was Mexican. then Italian wi th opera on the 1sdc It's been Contrnental and 1t'c; focused on seafood. HovikAbram1an. who li ves m Corona del Marand knows the neighborhood. has been watchrng. tbo. And he pondered the need. here. for a rc,taurant like his highly successful. I 0-year-old Stud10Cafeon Balboa Peninsula. And so. last summer. hedared to open Studio Cafe I(. The strength of the Balboa restaurant lies in a small menu ofbasic good food. reasonable prices, full bar.good and friendly service-and livcjaZL rn the evenings. Will the same concept work in Hovik·s own backyard? I thinl. so. forthis restaurant 1s unlikcanyotherin the Corona dcl Mar area. ;inti the basic {'Once pt 1s so sound and so appealing. <\nd what a change he's wrought in the structure. Fir5l. he's li~tened. bnghtened and opened the darkness of the building with wil)dQwSand skylights. He'saddcd lush growing things, botft outside and in: including fresh nowcrson the tables. <itndc." and current!) climbing the cham "1th "Bount·ing Off the Wall.'' will be fc~uurl·d at D1~ne~ land. Also scheduled rm · thl· Ne" Ed111on and the Da11 Band. l'fCSl.'nt1ng ~ong-; from m new "Jukcbo>. .. album. the follo"·up 10 the band ·~ Gramrm .\"'ard-"inning "Lct II Whrp:· Oisnc) land will be open tonight and Saturda~ from 9 a.m to mrdn1ght. ··Fantas} on Parade." a long-time holiday trad111on. al<,o v,.ill premiere toda) The colorful l·a, a Icade wends a path from ··1r sa Small ~orld" 10 Marn Street. U.S.A. ""h J 'arret~ of holrda) S<.'ene~ -lhl' bus} post office marching lo} soldier; and e'en Santa Claus h1m!>Clf The hall-hour parade will he sho'>'cas,cd at 9 o·clocl. tonrght. 1 and 9 p.m Saturda) and 1 p.m. Sunda) Weekend performance~ will con11nuc through Dec 16 Beginning Dec. 19. 11 will bl· staged daily 1hr9ugh Jan o • • • Brrng a partner for the turkey trot dance contest 10 the music of Jim O'Neal and the Stagernach through unda) at Lion Count)' Safarr rn lrvrnc. Children can make Indian headdresses at the Feather Frolrc and ha \l' their picture taken "1th Toe Tapprn' Tom. The park wrll lx' open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m The ,ently sway1na bodies 1n "Picw'' rock to and fro back through time to pick up the threads ot compassion which bind the past and present. And Dance Magazine noted that "the five movements of ·Pas de Bach'" talce seriously the wit and beaut) of Bach while sm1hngly com- menting on the lingering manncrrsm., of the baroque pcnod.'' The · Los--Angelcs-bascd compan\ (PleueMeDAJfCE/Pace 12) Sylvia Soat last we have al this location a bright, airy spot for lunch. The ongrnal Studio is not open for lunch, and if you hurry be foreword spreads further. you can get into Studio Cafe II at noon without a wait. ------------ The lunch meriu (in a handsome An Deco format) is nicely balanced (Pleue eee STUDIO/Pace 12) ~ &~~~ I 56 FASHION ISLAND· NEWPORT BEACH • (714) 644-5070 .. Piiot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 1984 Cale'ndar _ .... Fri. cw.1ca1 F' 7 30 Sat f'lnf' Arts Vlllad(' Theal('r, UC lrvlnl'. PfUT AND THE 8LAOOBTBR OF 12 "CHIP OPP OL T11PU8" at tht' ages wlll appear. r1 . . p.m .. . .., 7 30 p.m . Sun. 2 p.m . SS advance. 86 closing performancrs tonight at 8. RJT CA.JtOLS Df A P&AR TRJtE" at Costa Mt'Sa Civic PlayhouM. 661 at thl' door. Golden West College's Saturday al 2 and 8. 856-66'17. • thl' Nf'wport Thf'atcr Arts Center. llamllton St . Costa Mesa. Thursday., Community Thtaler. 15744 Col<ten "AJlnlfm" at lht' Gem Theater. 250 I Cliff Drlvt'. Newport Beach. through Saturdays at 8·30 until ON West SL. ttuntlngton Beach 12852 Main St.. Gardt'n Grove. Fridays and Saturdays al 8 through I. 650·5269 895-8378 Wednesdays through Saturday'! at 8. Dec. 15. "THE COMPAPfT Ot WAYWARD Sundays al 7:30 unlit Dec. 22. "BYE BYE BIRDIE" at the Curtain SAil'fT8" at thl' San Clt-mentf' Com THE W11Q. CELLAR restaurant Th eater 636-7213. CaJI Dinner T hf'atcr, '690 El Camino munlly Theatn. 202 Avr Cabnllo. "BULLSHOT CRUlOIOPfD" at the ReaJ. Tustin, nightly e.xC'Cpt Mondays San Cleml'nlC'. dark this weckt"nd fratures classical recordings durtng "AF\11QfTTBDfGHAPPSN"EDON Laguna Moulton PlayhouM". 606 at varying Um!'s through Jan. 13. final performance11 Nov. 29-Dec I at dinner Tucs.-Sal. 7· 11 p.m The THE WAT TO THE FORUM," at the LaRuna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. 838-1540. 8. Nt'wporler. 1107 Jambortt Road, tfarlcquln Din ner Playhouse. 3503 S. Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8. "CA.Jll CAM'' at the Grc1nd Dinner "THE CURJOUS SAVAGE" al lht' Nc-wport Beach. 644-i 700. Har bor Blvd .. Sanla Ana. nightly Sundays al 2:30 until Of<c 16. Thfilter. I llotcl Way. Anaheim. Gardrn Grovl" Community Thcatt'r OR.EGORT COLl!llllAPf, classlcal except Monday at varying curtain 494-0743. nt!(htly exct'pt Mondays at varying Chapman at St Mark''>. Garckn guitarist. entertains In the La Palme times through Feb. 17. 979-"55 l I. "THE BUTTERJ'INO&RS A1'GEL. curtain limes 1 hrough Jan 6 Gf'iw>'l'. final pC'rformanccs tonight and reostauranl Mon.-Sat. 7-11 Pm. The "~ LITTI:lt l'ftORT lltJ8lC" at the llAJlY AND J081!PH, HEROD THI! 772·7710 Saturday at 8 30. 897-5122 Newporter. 1107 Jamboree Road. ,_..__:.;!..;:;.:...::..:...::..::_~~~~~~~~~=::==-.:....:.::..:;=-:::.=.::~:...=.!...=:..:::.=.:::::.....::~=--.i..:...:...:......:....:....;..;:J~~~~~~~~~~_..:.;=-=;.:.=:;;..i...;::..:...:;:...=..:;.:..;::..;;.;-=..;.;:;."'-~~~ Newport Beach 644-1700. Country THE DOO-WAH RIDERS appear from 8:30 p.m.-1 :30 ~.m. at Crazy Horse, 1580 BJ'QOJ!,hollow. Santa Ana 5'49-1'5'12 -- THE KINGSTON TRIO. whose mu- sical lnflut'nces lncludc country. r alypso. pop and bluegrass. pcrfonn at 8 p.m. at the La Mirada Civic Th<'alre. 14900 La Mirada Blvd.: La Mirada. 994-6310. Jau CONFREY PHILLIPS, sophist!· cated planl~I anct singer. presents along with his trio jazz entertainment for your dancing and llstenlng plt'asurr. Tues.·'thurs .. 8 :30 p m -12:30 a.m .. F'rl -Sat. 9 p.m .-1 a.m Library Loungt', Th<' Nt'wporter. 1107 Jambortt Road. Newport Beach. 644-1700 BOB BUWltR. DJ. appc"ars from 9 p m -12:30 a m. wllh dance lessons from 7 -8 pm. Meadowlark Country Club. 167A2 Graham. Huntington f.kAr h 846-3391 CAl'E LIDO featurt's lht' Lido Jazz All Sr a rs Thurs. -Sat from 9 p m ·I :30 d m Al~ Mon.-F'rl from 4·30· 7:30 Is "floppy Jan Hour" with Warren Ja"lOn on keyboard and vocals. 2900 Nt'wport lllvd . Nrwport Beach . 675-2968 Pop BAXTER'S STJUl!ET prescnls The Young Amrr1cans Song and Daner Company, a musical revut'. lndtflnltr· ly 6 nnd f1·45 p.m. Fri., 5.45 and 8:45 p.m Sat . 6 pm Sun . 7 pm Mon . WN1 and Thurs 4647 MarArthur Blvd . Newport Beach 756-061 l JUSTIN TUSK pcr(orms Top 40 mu'>k Turs ·Sal (mm 9 p m ·I 30 ,1 m ~eulx-n's. l !l l ~ N Tustin Ave . ~nla Ana Tllrnu~h Der 3 1 547 628 l. GOODIES fC'alun•o; live rock bands pcrformlng Top 40 music from 9 p m -2 a m Wt'd -Sal.. 'T he Ccntcrfold Dancrrs" appear Tues.· Sal at 7·30 p m . "The Poorman's Tonl,l.{hl Show." hostrd by The Poor- m.m from Kl<OQ. fratu~s on Thurs . Sun Mon 'lhowcasc danrf' band'> wll h new music from 6:~0-9 p m . and Mon -Tur!) fraturts nc-w musk nl~hls hostN1 by celrbr11y radio DJs 1641 Placrntla Ave . Fullerton. 524-7071. LOST W'£EXEND appears from 9 p m 1.30 a m .. Sun~t f>ub. 16655 Pacific Coast Highway. Sun~t Beach (213) 592· 1926. Wil'fCHUTER appt"ars Wed.-Frl ..from R,30 p.m.-12·30 a'.m .. and Sat frum 9 p.m · l a.m. al ThC' Splndrtfter. 3333 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. 642-2295. CAGNEY'S BT TD SBA features llvt muak and dancing Thurs.-Sat wllh Top 40 rock and rolJ bands. 9 pm -1 :30 a.m. 406 Pactnc Coast l llghway. Huntington Bt'ach. 960-9318 BLOWOUT J)('rforms Top 40 music at ISILxtl"r's. 14346 Culver Drive. Irvine Tues -Sat. 9·30 p.m.-1 ·30 a.m 857-2103 CH.AP11tR 11 l)('rforms Top 40 music at thl' Rrubt'n E. Lee's, 151 E Co.isl HIRhway, Nl"wport Beach. 9 p n1 I ·30 a m 675-5790 Duce "TD PfUTCRACDR" Is per· rormt'd by the Civic Ballet ol Southern Callfomtn In lls ortj{1nal, full·lcn~h vcrslon Mor<' than 50 danre,.. of'all ·OPENS ~ I >-.... ~ -~ >-.... c .... -* - U. HltO RO. I TONIGHT! EDWARDS EL TORO CINEMAS LOCATED ON EL TORO ROAD BETWEEN ROCKFIELD A.ND RA..YMOND ·IN THE TWIN PEA.KS PLAZA.· EL TORO 581-9500 ALL F IVE T HEA'rR ES AR E DOLBY E QU IPPE D Sometimes magic is the only thing thats real 4 TRACK DOLBY STEREO Robn1 ~ltt) I I .\lRO ~ftEEP FROM THE PRODUCERS OF THE SUPERMAN MOVIES ... Mi FRI 6 00. 8 10 10 10 SATtSUN I IS. J 30 S 45 8 00. 10 00 GHOSTDU.STERS OILL MUAAAY DAM AYKROYO lPGI 1111b10 10 10 \Al Sim I 10 Ii 10 10 JO INDIANA JONES and the IPGI Te~ple of Doom IRt 8 I~ SA1 ~no s1!i I RI 4 O~ 'Al \UN I '!> !> 1 ~ '! O~ AllCJFME I STEVE MARTIN LILY TO MLIN lPG] - ·• Pilot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 1984 Calendar "FIDDLER ON THE ROOP" ;u ""'ll.lf.11,tn ... Wt· ... 1 1>1nner l'IJVhOU'>I" I IO A,.,. I'll u . San Cll'nw111t·. W1·1lrw-.cl,1\., lhrn11_1!h S.1l11rdayi; .11 X. ..,1111el.1v.., .11 I .111d 7 through ,J,1n h 492-'19!'>0 "THE GIGLI CONCERT" Jl ~111111 l'oal>l Ht·1wr1nr.. 6!'lf> Tow11 < 'rn1t·r l>nv1·. l'o.,l<1 MC'....i. luMI pcrlor11Mn< t'" IOlllj!ht ,11 X. ..,,1111rrtav <ti 2 30 .111d H ">unrtd\'lrJI 2 :10 .inrf 7 30. 957-40~i:l "NATALIE NEEDS A NIGHTIE" .11 llw lh111l1r1j!lon lk-,wh Play h ou!'.I' M.1111.11 Yurkluwn. llunltnj.\'1011 tkac-11, I rut •• , ... 11ut ~a111rdav., .it H :w lhrm1gh l.k-1 I •179·5511 0'SHADES''"1u1 I he Se«oncl St,11-(1• ul '><llll h t'n.1 ... 1 lfrpt•rtory. fi5!'> rown ( cnllT Orlvr. C°O'>lil Mt'l>a. Tut~l.1\ lltrouj!h ...,,1lurrld\ .11 H :lO. Sunda\ .11 ~ '""l"kt·m1 lllJI Hll't'., c11 :l. I hrou~h 11<'1 2 ~57 403:1 "'TO GRAJllDMOTHER'S HOUSE WE GO" JI I ht• W«"'>lm1ru.ter <. t>lll 111111111\ Tlw.11c•r 7272 Maple SI . W1· ... 1 min:.lf'r I-r1!1.1v!\ and Satunt,1v' .11 H '.IO I h rouf.th I kt I 995~4 I I :i Singles SOUTHERN WHEEL OF FRIEND- SHIP 1 clr br.111·-. I l,1pp\ I tour from 5 7 pm ,11 tlw Or.111~1· 11111 1{1·'>1.iur.1111 1,.110 1-. ('h,1pm,111 Oran~<" For ''~"" 1rl 11r11\I 1 7f.k 4 I :m Etc. "OKTOBERFEST" 1-. < dl'l11atnt ,11 I llrl Wnrld,.1lltrlc-lown111lhr1m.1~1·11t 11,.,,,n,1 Th<·on~lnal "L<•th!><:hw,1U.·n 11.md · r1 b ra<,-. b.lnrf dm.·cl from Grrman~. pC"r1onn.., al 6'.30 pm WC'Cl ·Sat . Jrtd JI 2 Jl m Sun Al.,., fr.tlurcd Th.rnk~f\•1np, ll<t~ 1 ... " tur k1•v/ham bulfr l wtlh .Jll tltt" trln11ntni,t-. lur 1-'k wilh lllf' ··tcd1~·hwabt.·11 B.11ur · rwrlnrn1ln~ trom 2· 7 p.m. 75fi I C1•11tc·r "''1· . llunllngton lk.11 h Clr.'>es !'->und.1y li97 1410 "WINTER.FEST '84 I!> hrhl h\ ~11nland ~kier... lhmul!h Suncld\ lo<1a\' S..11 10 .i m 9 p.m . Su11 10 ,, m 6 p m • Anaheim Convrnllon I f'nlt'r. HOO w Katrlla Avt• \n,1h1·1111 l+9Y ·MHOO STAMP EXPO '84/PACIYIC, 1111' 1.irt!t'~l phll.1ldh l'Xposll lon In t lw w ...... 1. I' I IH'llU'tl lo 1 ll<' Prt'Sldc·m·y <UICI 1s hrl<I today llHY111i.th S unday al tlw S hrrJton A11,1hd111 llotl'l tn An::.h1·1111 Fn noon 7 pm S.."ll I Oa.m -6 pm Sun I II ,, m 5 p m SJ adult .ul mission. :-;2 -.enlor ell tuns. chlldrt•n under 12 lrt't" (H IH)997-6496 Sat. Classical GREGORY COLEMAN.~· I nrt,I\ 1 ..... 11ng THE LOS Al'lGELES PKILHARMONlC pr('S('nl<. tis Anwrl 1·,111 M11-.1C' Wf'l•kt•nd with cvrnt., 01·n1rrtnA1111 lhC' MuslcCen1c·r Plaza In t 111' I lomt hv <'handler Pavilion. and In IJ(lw11tow 11 art p,a llcr1t''> a l F.ir tor) l'lan· 'I lw <1'nlf'rplrce of thf' fr..,11, ttw-. ti; rtu· W<''>I Coa<.I premiere ol tlw l{omr <;t'l!mrnt of Ro~r1 Wlbon·., "Thr CIVIL war!-.. w11h musk h\ l'hthp Glas& at .J pm J11d conductNI b\ Nt'al Stullx-11( Mu<,lc-Crnlt"r l'l.uJ .u llvlllt"!> QC.·n 1r .11 :l pm and arr tn-1• .ulmt1.sto11 Tht· C'IVll. wdrS ll<'kt·li. .in· prk ed a t S:W. ~20. 8 1!';. $10 aJlCI :-;5 740-2000 THE WINE CELLAR. -.t'f' Fr1rl,1\ lhttng Conn try THE 000-W AH RIDERS, 't("r t-rt tlo1y llsl tn~ 1\1...o It.rt.•\ only. d 1 t1l11lf r. <I.in<·<· w<irk.,hop 1 ... lwld lro111 11 am :~p m Jazz CONFREY PHILLIPS • ...,.1. Fr1d.1\ 11 ... 111111. CAFE LIDO, o.,('f' ~ rtdd \ hs1111g THE KLEZllORDI pt"rform ct .i:.tn\ mix ol Ylddt~h Ja11. mu&lc hall com mv. ra~lmr. T1h.lr l.111d a nd pop11l.1r m11-.1t , H p Ill .• 11 1111' LJ M1r.1<1.1 (.,,It "I llt".Jt11·. I '1~00 L.1 Mtrnrla lllvtl . 1~1 Mir ;id,1 !l!M 1>:11 0 Pop LOST WEEKEND • .,. ••. f> rula\ h.,t Ill~ CAGNEY'S BY TKE SEA , ...,.,. Frida\ hstin~ JUSTll'C TUSK, <,tT Frtcla\ 11 .... 1111g GOODIES. •wt· Frhl<t\ 11-.tmJ.!, ~R H . ~r-Fnday IMin g BLOWOUT,""'' Frl<l.ty ltM inl!. WINCHESTER, "'T Frtdd\ 11 .... 1111g BAXTER'S STREET • .,,.<' I rltl,1\ """"!?.· Robert Meryl DEMRO RrRIJEP Sometimes magic is the only thing thats real. &llingin PAAAMOUNf PICJIJHI:. PHl!ifNf:I A MARVIN WORIH rmm:rlON ROO[Rl ll NIRfJ·MIHYI ~1IRHP-IAlll~i IN llM IWH WlfSI · l~VllJ rH~~·.INf KAf:/MAHIK · BfORGI MARllN MU HAIMY K[IJll · MlSC BY MVI IHUN WRIJHN BY MOWI f~MlllA· l-HUf1/I HY MAHVt-H'vffHH-OIRFCffO BY lllJ rnrrnARO .~. ~':i::=:.~t:U J _} ~M!~J!!lff :Jf~ ---------NOW PLAYING IRf.A B. TONI HUMTIMGTI* IEAat Mann 8ru Plal.J EdwWs Elloro ~ Ectwaros Huntiogton 529-5339 581-9500 Onema &48 0388 COSTA MBA Edwards Town Cenlet 751 4184 llMlfE Ed.vards WOOOIKldQe C111ema 551 0055 MISSION VIEJO NEWPORT IEACH 01W1GE Edwards VlCfO Twm Edwards Newrior1 Cinema CmedOme 830 699(f 644 0760 634 2553 ~ PAUO ACCEPTED FOtl THIS ENOAOEM~ Dance "THE NUTCRACKER.".,..,. I-r11t.1 \ 11 ... 1111g t BALLET PACIFICA pr<'-.t'nl:. 1111· "'"""h' Chri,,1111.1-. 1.1n1a.,v ·1 lw Nut n.irkn· .it '2 ,11111 7 .111 p 111 • or.mi.ti· ( 0.1<.I Colh-1.!t' .. lfolwrr II Moon• 1tw.11n·. :ao1 1-.1tr.tl'w l<uml. < 11 .. t,1 Mr'>.t S'i .uh .1111 1· l'lh .11 I lw <loor 1.1'.l !'l!'l'.l7 Theater ··A FUl'f1'fY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM" .11 1h1· 11.1rlc·quln l lir111rr l'l.1vhm1.,1· StT I rt d.1v llM1ng "A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC" .11 Ut lrvlm· VIII.ti.!• l'ho .1t1·r Sc•r I-rlfl.J\ 11 ... 1111g "A.NNJE" .11 thr (,1•m I lwalt·r ~ t· Frlrfay !Isling "BULLSlfO'r CRUMM01'fD" .11 tlw I .1J.(un<1 Mo111to11.l'l.1\ h uuse St·r Fri d .1v 11 .. 1lnl! "THE B U TTERFINGERS ANGEL""' tlw N1·wpur1Thtaln1\rt-. t'c•nlcr ~·r Frtd.1\ 11 ... 11nj.\ "BYE BYE BIRDIE" .11 lhr C"11r1.1111 (;ill l>innrr I hr;i1rr :-.C\" f"nd:l\ 11 ... 1 1111.! ''CA1f CAN" .11 llw Gr.incl 1>1t111cr 1111'.tlcr Srt' Frn1.n 1i ... 11ng "CHIP OFF OLYMPUS" .11 11w c:o ... 1a M1·~ t .,, 11 l'l.1yhousr ~•"<' r rtday ll">lln~. "THE COMPA1CY OF WAYWARD SADITS" al thr :-.:in CIC'menlr Com mumty Thc.1tt'r ~·r Friday Jl~llng "TSE CUJUOUS SAVAGE" al I ht· Garden Grovt·n Communll Thtall"r Stt Fridal llsttnJ{ "FIDO ER OM Tim ROOF" .11 Sf'h.1 .. 11an's Wt>sl l>tnnrr l'layh ou-.. ~·1· Friday !Isling "THE GIOLI CONCERT" at S11111h ( 1>-1><1 Hrputory. &-r Friday ltsttn~ "NATALIE NEEDS A NlGHTlE" .11 11w lh1ntlnl(ton ll<'al'h Playhnu .... !->t·r Friday listing "THE RUJlflfER STUMBLES" .11 ('hrl<>I College. Jrvtnr S.-c Fr1cl,1\ 11'>1 Ing "SHADES" on th<' Scrond Sta~1 111 ~ml h Coasl HrpC'r10ry See Frt<l.1\ ltAllng. "TO GRAJ'(DllOTHER'S HOUSE WE GO" a t th!' WC'slmtn-.tn ('11111 rnuntty Tht"ater &r Friday ll'iltn~ Etc. A HOLIDAY ARTS A: CRAP1'S SALE with handmade an <> anrf nalr... pl<"~ t::> hC'ld today and I~ x 'I ,, m .3 p.m .. al Golden Wc>'>l Coll<'!.!• 15744 Goldf'n Wrst SI .. llunttng11111 lk'arh Spact' frr 8 10 1.wr day .... 1111p 1x>r1t admlltrd frl"f' fl95 fl378 OKTOB'ERP'EST, 'I<"<' Fri<lr1\ 1...,1 tni.t Today only ft'aturr., a Gal;.i M.ml c:rnc, t>ventng wnh thr s 110" bano dt1tl .. 1, C'Olorful Mardi Cra'> jl.roup ... STAMP EXPO '84/PAClPIC ..... I Frtd ay llsttng "WINTltlilPEST '84," 'if't' Frut.I\ 11 ... 11ng A CAJUUAGE AUCTION Is h1 Id from 8 a.m.-11 pm l.ll thf' Qr,111~·· County Fal~round ... 100 t-'alr llm1 Costa MC'sa. (7171 76R·A I OM. A BARTER EXPO Is katuml through Sunday a l lhrOrane;t"Counl\ *PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES* * BARGAIN MATINEES I FIRST 2 Pllfor--. Moft•y * Thru S.turdly (Except Holitllys & S,.C. h•11••tl) -~~1•131 ~U1!~0·~·,1~cu·~ *~). 'f1i'li•1•1•1 4 I p IUSI Ill lltlf f()U Ml 1'101 I lll tltl\ '' 11111 il1""91for"'1, At ~f> I II ·-~ UI mWN 111 UU ... 11 IOWI IPG Ill ~-----------AMAO£--~~ .... (PG_I __________ ___ 1:\ '"'" .. 11 rn • 4 /•0 I ' Lo MIRADA [;l IO!llQ Of 114 •a 111 • IUCWllJI '1111• I lllSI flt. WAY YOO Ml (r(;) I -------.. 1/14ttt4 UOI l o""'"" Moll hMMtMAt"4ivc.,fll\ 'lllit41 C» llt tcM I tr(; Ill UlLlllC Ill UM IPG Ill Ill 111111 DIUllMa ~ m t· r•Sfl)Oltl (PC Ill PACIFIC DRIVE ·IN THEATRES• * CINE·fl SOUND! At time symbols peet sound direct to your AM ur * radio. It no rtd10 witll 1«mory pos.ihon, br•nt your own AM port1a.!1. OPUI llDDIDS Al HI• DM Y I-JI · STMTS 7M N Childre1'Undttr 12 ALWAYS FREE WJUJ:!Jffill3P!:~·.~·r. 1-=~m J;,j;P14Ulitt1• • • $U'E A SWA, MEETS Ewtry SAT. & Sunclly • • 111fJ Ji 4tll/ lMIUI• -.,, Ot ... n • I . * GICISllUSlllS '"' * -. * "'' --" llCIOI I I llQlt Of Tll COlll .,, Ill ~Ill ' • llGlll-fJllllll \111111 ,,, l•fl"-f(JI , ,,, 11t uarn °' 1rc1 l"IU II( 1(--l(JI Il l "Ir Ill WlOlfE (al AllCHT .. CMllll$111.11 Il l mS115 11 llCIOl Ill nu Ult-IOll / Ill OH! llOIM '111 llnl (PS) rius T,_ WOlllflll II IOI (JC. IJ) tr~IG Of 111 IUDS 1a) " ..allOll PMll (ll lo HABRA .. ~r..i,. . . . .. MISSION . : . " 1114Mt1 ........ ·= t """ ... OS Jf4 -· Pilot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 19&4 Calendar Fairgrounds, I 00 Fair ()rtve. Costa M'6a. 5at. 10 a .m.· 10 p.m .. Sun. 10 a.m.·5 p.m. 543·828~. TD NEWPORT UACBCOLLS(> TOR CAR AUCTION Is held today and tomorrow at the Marriott Hotel at Fa hlon Island In Newport Beach. More than 400 collector cars. lnclud- ln!{ two original Df>l.ort'an prototypes. are presented. Preview at 9 a.m. both days. auction ~Ins at I 0 a m. both days. (818) 992·4353. On Nov. 24·25. call 640-4000 Sun. Cluelcal JOHN DEARMAN, classical itlJllarlsL performs during Sunday brunch from 11 a.m -3 p.m. La Palme restaurant. Tht' Nt>wporlrr. 11 07 Jambort"t' Road. Nt>wport Beach 644-1700 THE LOS APfGltLES PHILRAltMOl'flC, '>tt Saturday llst- tnit Jazz MATT CATl1'GUB, renowned alto saxophonist. and his mother/singer MAVIS RIVERS. perform with tht'lr "2t·Plect' jazz orchestra In an exclusive en a em('nt at The Newporter Plaza Ballroom. 5-9 p.m • 1107 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach. 85 admission. 644-1700. ext. 529. GEORGE VAN EPS A T01'Y IUZZI perform from 7-11 p.m. a t the SunSt't Pub. 16656 Pacific Coast Highway. SunSt't Beach.(~~ 592·1926 "BASIECOU I". a pcrformancc- by the UC Irvine Jazz Ensemble ts pr('S<'nlrd wll h Altrt'd Lang. director 8 p m .. UCrs Flnt' Arts Concert Halt $4 {l;t'nC'ral admission. A56-66 I 7 . CA,E LIDO featun-s tht' Lido Jaa All Stars from 4 -fl pm. and again from 9-11 p.m . 2900 Nt-wporl Blvd .. New- port Beach. 675-296A. JAZZ 11'CORPORATED performs a t I :30 p.m. al lhe Meadowlark Country Club. 16782 Graham St . Huntington Beach. THlt RAGS MARTIJll80N TllJO ~rforms eaeh Sunday froro-2·6 p-m. alffir Ofcfbana Point Cafe. comer of Colden Lantern and Del Prado. Dana Point. and lladAoacthre. Dance "THE PfUTCltACKEll," M'f' frlddy llstlnit. Theater "AFUNMTHDIO PENEDON THE WAY TO RUM" at thr llarlrquln Din •r Playhouse. Ser Jlrl· d:lV ltsllnp, "AJ'fl'fllt" al tht' Gem Thratrr St'r frtday li'>llnj( . "BYE BY£ BIRDIE" al t hf" Curtain hosts volleyball each Sunday from 2-5 p.m.. S hiffer Park. Costa Mesa 979-9455. 80UTllEIUf WHE&L or FIU&llfl). SHIP. for s ingles over 45. meets for '!upper at 5 p.m at O'kede''I Res· taurant. 17260 17th 1 .. Tustin 768-4130. THE Sl1'GLET AltlA1'f8' Discovery Group mc-rts for dl"><'U'islon and soc:lal t•11rh Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Unltorlan l'hurrh 1259 Victoria St . Costa Mt'<>a t.41 admission 962-8596 Etc. Call Dlnnrr Theatrr St>t' frlda) llsl-OKTOBEltrmT, Stt frtd;1v list· lnll. Ing. ncAN CAN" al tht· Grauel Olnnt·r 1'HEl'fEWPORTBEACHCOLL£C· Theater See Friday ll<>llng TOR CAR AUCTI01', 'K'l" Salurda\- "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" at llsllnR Sebasllan·s We I Dlnnl"r Playhoust• A BARTER EXPO, M'C Saturdav Stt-Friday ltsllng. --llstinl( "TIU GJGLI CONCERT" at South A COLLECT-OR'S ART SHOW A: Coast Repertory. Set> Friday llstlfll(. SALE Is held from 9a.m ·6 p.m at th<' "8HADES" on the Second Stagl" ot Anah('fm Convention Center. 800 W. GREGORY COLEMAft. ~ Frida} llsllog Coan try CltAZTllOU& featu~ a Monda\ Night football Party with lhrt"e i;tlanl S<'rttn TV.s. rame prl:tes. pop rorn. and hot d~s 5 p m ·I 30 a m. 1580 Brookhollow.Santa Ana 549·1512 Jau CME LIDO fc•atures the llapp\ Jau I lour" from 4·30·7·30 pm 14itli W.irren Jason on kr) bo< rd and v()(',11., Al..o rmm 9 pm ·I 30 a m. ts Wuvnr Wavnr ph:•ylnjl lhr ""'' Jod nute. OJvr Robinson 011° Ill<' pl.mo anti Trary Loni;t.sl reth pt>rforrnin11, on drums 2900 Nrwport Divel . Nt'wport Beach 675-296R Pop South Coast Rrpertory. Sc-t' FrMay Kall'lla Avt' . Anaheim. 999·8900. Pop "Wl1'TER,EST '84," ser F'nday lliit ln(I;. ll<>t Ing BAXTE•'S STllEST, ~r frlrU\ llstlnfl. TD RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS ap pear ln.a>ncut at a p.m.. Th(' Hop 18774 Brookhurs1. fountain Valll!'y S IOadml "'°" 963-2366. CltAZTHORSE fcatutts.a Country -SinllH STAMP EXPO '84/PACIP"IC, st'e Sunday Bash BBQ Bufrct. 2·7 p.m f'rlcla~· llslln~ with 3 bands performing. 1580 THESAILlNGSrNGLESolfcrs">Jll· --------------Brookhollow. Santa Ana. 549-1512. lnl(oulofNcwport lkaeheachSunda) M OOODl&S. ~t' Friday lt!>llnll, Also featured tontJl.hl only from 6 30 p m ·I :30 ;;i.m. l'I FreadbLD Slip. Worbhope BAXTER'S STUET. sec Friday from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Brin(( lunch on llslln~. and bevrragc F'or ap,es 25 and ovt'r G00Dm8, see Friday llsllng. Also and also non-smokC'rs 820 ctonatlon. _ .. e featur@d -+ont~h• only from 6 :3<>-s73-3282 -----:-- p.m.· I :30a.m . are thrH1eroC)ypbk:9 THETALLCl;UBot Oran)lt>County ClaMlcal • NEWPOft T BOCH • /06ll 6111K~ SllRIO ·-llS'M l 11.!ll Ill .. 11m ·'"" .... , "1 IUl5 II IOI( (ll I 11 H \ 100 II~ 10 IS ?UCU • 1011 (l'Cl I " I t~ U \ SIS I ClllOSl II Ill 1u<• 'I~ 61\ JOt\ • SO COAST PLAZA • T OWlt C£"T£R llOIUI o..i It 1.. ..... I AUS II IOlll'" IP'-IJl ·-'I \t\ ... 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' ' ' t&atlU l. ---... • Pilot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 198<4 Calendar BICS." The 00111<.' concepts of aerobic prtnclples of condlllonln.it are la~ght Mondays throuJth Jan. 2'8. 7.9 p.m. 530 fee. Golden 'West Collt'filt' Rtt. Ed. BJd~ .• Rm 217. 15744 ~ldcn West St.. llunlln.itton Beach. 891-3991. "DEMOlf9TRA TIOPfS 11' P9Y- CBOTDRAPT." An on-,ltolnJt sem· lnar on the naturt' of psychotherapy and psychol~cal probl<'ms Is pres-ent~ from 115-8 :45 p m. 11uman ~uallon Lld.. 1550 S. Coast t"ltjlh· •ay. l.a~una Beach 497-7408. Tues. Clualcal GREOORY COLEllA1'. att Friday llsuna, T8 WIPflt CELLA.ll. Stt Friday Its~ BA.llllOR 8lPfGERS Invite anyone who can carry a tune lo toln th is ~roup Meets Tuesdays. 7-9~0 p m.. Prt"Sbyterlan Church of the Covenant, Fairview Road. Cosca Mt'l!a. 897-0587 Country MOE BANDY and JOE STAMPLEY art' In concert from 7-10 p m al Crazy llorsc. 1580 Orookhollow. Santa Ana 549-1512 Jau COPfFREY PHILLIPS. set• Friday iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lls llng. CAPE LIDO fl"alure'i .. Happy Ja~z ... mil DEUlllT-COMPl.mlY CIPTIVITill. llour .. from 4:30-7<l0 p.m. with War-IEFIESHmtY mffEJIBIT." Rea"-! NEWYOAl<POST rcn Jason on kc·yboard and vocal!> Also from 9 p.m I :30 a m. ts the Lesll 1'HE GO\lf MUST B£ D«htcrTno •--~-~fJKlkY-.., ~Q llUISSIJN I JO J4~ 1100 110 10 ·~ • ' ... '. l _ .. ,. 1 • l edwards TOWN CENTER ••, :, ':". •. " ~. 7 51 A 184 '. ... •.• ,'. -· "'i .. -.. MONWlO 600 • 10 1010 TH£ PORT THEATRE 67:1-6760 M •.m Hiie A.II Se•ll '] 00 . ,, ... ,,., "TEIMEI OHlllEI" (I) :''<fl J f -:J,i'-.! H1•, y \__.r.)r'1r1,1 '!1·' r .. i(tr _, 2900 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach. 675-2968. ED LEACH a ppeara a t the Meadowl ark Count r y Club. 8:30-11 :30 p.m., 16782 Graham St .. lluntlnJl(on lk'ac-h. 84 admission. 846-33"9 1. Pop JUSTDf TUSK, sec Friday listing. CHAPTER 11, stt Friday llsllng BLOWOUT, see Friday llstlng. GOODIES, sec• 1-'rilday llstln~. Theater ••A PU1'Pf'Y THIPfG HAPPEPfED OPf THE WAY TO THE FORUM" at iht" llarlcquln Din ner Playhouse. Sec Frt· dav listing ''BULL8BOT CRUIOIOND" at thr l.a~una. Moulton Playhouse. Stt Frl· day llsllnf.t. "BYE8YE BIRDIE" a l the Curtain' Call Dinner Tht'alrr. Set' Friday 1181· In~ ''CAN CAPf" nl lhf" Crand Dinner Tbcatcc. Sec Friday llsU~ "SHADES" on thr Sforond Stage of Soul h Coast Rcp«"rtory Stt f'r1day llstlnll,. iml!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!L~~~~~~~~~ Singles the service Corps of Retired Executives, Orange County Retired, business-oriented men and women. with 1,400 years of combined executive experience. volunteer their business expertise to help people who wish to go Into business -those who are already In business. but are experiencing problems - or those who are successful In business but need help In tong-range planning. rune In to KOCE·TV, Channel so, tonight and find out more about the service corPS of Retired ExecutJves <SCORE> and how they contribute to the success of orange county businesses. I ~) \ r.- ~~ . . ' . ,,. • -.... a a"'.,_..,._ ..... '-' ....... MC., ...... ...,.,'"".,.. c 2F••• ...... cet .... HIH,_...._.1£• .... ~ • t I -j I BRIOOlt Is playt'rl In Newport twadt cach Tuesday 50 cents admission. Call 559·6472 for dlrl"Cllons. SCRABBLE Is played In the com- munlly room or Central Savings. 24033 El Tom Road. Laguna Hiiis, cvcry Tuesday at 6:30 p.m . Call Jamila Atrha al 770-0454 for lnfor· mallon. FAl-SIJ4 1.30. 3:25. S:20, 7'15. 9:10, 11:00 • Wed. Clu91cal GRSG<mY COLEllAJlf, 11tt F'nd..1\ listing. EJ..Lllt DAVID •RLDRR, lrvlno concert sln~r. pttfoqri a con~rt 01 operatic, musical comt'dy production., and Jewish and I smell music with t h1· sisterhood of Temple Ncr Tamld 111 Downey. 551-4468. THE WUU CELLA.a, Stt Frida\ II ling. Country THE DOO WAH-RIDERS, Stt Fn day listing. Also tonight only. danc c· le sons by Ron a nd Donna al fl p rn ---Jau RUSH HOUR performs from 8 p.rn midnight at the Sun~t Pub, I 6b5!l PaclOc eo.-st Highway. Sunset Bt-.tf h 12 I 3J 592-1926. COPfP1l.ET PHILLIPS, scr Frld<1\ llsllng. CAPE LIDO, sec Tu~a)' llstlnit 810 BAND COIOIOTIOPf app«"ar.., from 8-1 I p.m. at the Meadowlark Country Club. l 67fl2 Craham St -Hunfl~~ Bea~h. -ttdlnfsslon 846-3391. Pop JU911K TU81l, sn f'r1day listing BAXTSR'a 8TUln', Stt F'ndJ\ II 1llng. "11'CD8TSR, sec Friday llsllnll, c I I '" . #4 0 2L2&UJ Piiot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 1984 '1 Calendar 1a~,1~592-ltm. ll, eee l'l'tday llllllng. Coela Mesa CMc Playhou~. See complete with costum~ 11ngen. 8100 for buffet dining. f2 I 3J F~.:aung. court }ester. trumpelera and tra-972-7649. " COllPAJlfT or WAYWAaD dlllonal yuletide feast. f>l'q[ram con· "&AllT&a W'ltEll DI LOllDOff m.cnrOUT, ~ F-=Uatlng. CAORY'S BT MA, att ouce jl. ,...rru~:•na. ULLA LSWITZltT brings her llsll ... a'l'lt&&T, att Friday aADIT9" at lhe San Clenwnte Com· eludes with Renal santt Chriatmh A1'I> PAIU8" lS a lravl'I advt'nlurc munlly Thnter. See Friday llstln~. muslcbyUCIChamberSl!lgers. 7p.m. orrered byOrantteCoaSI COilege and I "rmDL&a Oii nm aOOP' at Dec. 10. 11 . 12. 14. 11 • .rs and 19. schedult'd for Apr1r3-14. Hlg!llitthts ~baatlan'• Weal Dlnnt'r PlayhOU8C. 824.50 and 8 22 admission . lftclude v1alla to Buckln«:.ham Palace', ffiodem dance company to UC lrvlne ~ lltt Friday listing. for a performance or two different • ' SeeFrklayllatlng. 856-6617. lhe Towrr of London. mg Ben. the programs tontghl and Thu1'11day at 8 Da.Dce p.m. Tonl'°1t features "lnacape:· _ "Suite SaCie" and "Game ,Plan." TBS •LLA L&WITZ&T DAJfC& "a&AD1t8" on the Seeond Stage of THE "219T C£RTUJt1' BALL" ElffC'I Towl'r, Louvre. Jttl de Paume South Coast Repertory. Stt Friday features lferble Hanrock and the and Nolrr Dame!'. 8 1.525 ·includes listing. Rock It Band as well as other conllnu-airfare. double occupancy European Thursday features "Jigsaw.·· "Sex-~.see Wedne9day listing. trt." "Pletu" and "Pas de Bach." UCr s Fine Arla VIiiage Theatre. 89 Theater It ous entertainment Including thr Step class hotel accommodations. hov-tc. Sisters. the Sunset Dtxleland Band. ercrafl and bus. local guides, In· TD "lllM <>llAl'O& COUNTY magician Bnan Mark Budin. a piano surance and muMum fees. 432·5880. general admission. 856-6617 · .. A n1JllJn' TBDIO llAPP&JllSDOll PAC&" Beauty Pageant is held from bar. a Juke box "joint:· the Keith A wunt AUCTIOJll PREVIEW Is 7-lOp.m.attheAnahelmConventfon Edwarcfs Top ·40, Rock Band and hostt'd by the Nt'wport Harbor Art Centr r. 800 W. Katella Ave.. even Swami Spencer. a fortune teller Museum on Dec. 3 from 7-11 p.m. Anaheim. 999-8900. 8 p.m.-2 a.m. Dec. 31 at the Dorothy with ll'ctures by wine t'Xpttl on wlnr Tb eater ••A rtJ1Qr1' TlllJfO HAPP&RD O" THE WAT 'IO TD J'ORVll" at the llarlequln Dinner Playhouse. See Fri- day llsllng. TBS WAY 'IO TBS WOllVll" at the Ha.rlequln Dinner Playhouse. See Fr1- dav listing. "AJQOS" at the Oe.m Theater. See Friday II.sting. ICllA.llllL& la played every Thurs· Chandler Pavlllon. 8350 for dining· connol55eurshlp. 884 per person with day at 6 :30 p.m. In the community .--a-nd_da_n_c_1_n_i<_o_n_th_e_P_a_v_1_11o_n_ta_lle_a_n_na __ ~ __ rv_a_t_1o_n_d_ca_d_l_1n_e_T_h_ur_lda __ v_A_1so_ room o( Home Federal Savings. Main Slrttt at Yorktown Avenue. Hunt· ln~on Beach. Gel~~ -Akers at 960-2729 for Information. . '.'~" at the Gem Thrater, See Friday llsllng. ~ "BULLSllOT CRUllllOllfl>" at the l.aguna Moulton Playhouse. See F'rl- dav llstlntt. t.BTE 8TE BDU>I&" al the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. See Friday ltst- ln~ CAJlf CAJlf" al the Grand Dinner Theater. Stt Frtday llsttng. "FIDDL&a OR TBS •OOP" al Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse. St'r Friday llsllng "SllADS8" on the Second Staie or South Coast Repertory. See Friday llsllng. Film• "THE at:aT D&RN8E," about the 1977 Aml'rlcas Cup. Is presented by Dana Harbor Yacht Charters.-AlllO prrscnled ls a movie on chartering ..a1lboats from the Moorings Charter Co. In the Caribbea n. 7:30 p.m .. 34571 Golden L&ntern. Dana Point llarbor. $3 admission ch arge. 493-1206. Slncla SOUTHERN WHEEL OP PIUZND- s mP m <'IS for I lappy I lour from 5-7 p m. al Arthur's Restaurant. 13444 Newport Blvd .. Tustin. For ages 45 or ovrr 768·4 130. "llULLSllOT caOIOIOllfl>'' at the Laguna Moulton-21ayhouae Stt Pti- dal.~~'ifn llml>IB" at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. See Friday llat-A4Y&Dee mmnc tna-CAJlf CAif" at the Grand Dinner Theater. See Frida llsu .. " at he U C 1av1"S'8 A"RUAL llADIUOAL l>DfnR ft'BIUl"C!".S a re- creation or a 18th centurv banquet &.U.XWY THI Firll T ........... . 01ul.11 ... ...... Meryl SUMP PNu.8•1.AWS ' N -11) I 141 1118 :II 1:00 a. 10:01 .IUST "rMa WAY YOU Aaa .. ISHOWS AT I :20 J :111:10 7:01 a. t :OO ~. ···~ , ... d ft.ACDNIT .. HSAa'Y.._ 11:41 J1l l l 10l'l11• .. 1121 OM eoot YOU DaYIL ~ ... , i'j) SHOWS AT 11:00 h U 7111 Ho S-11 2:00 4 :00 1 :00 1:00 Affair (ft) I 141 1111 .. 10 :00 .. 10101 DRIVE -INS m~ STADIUm a •I I • ·• .,.. ......... , ""' C•'uture Sii••"-(f'G) TW.ACMSMaa) "UI Co·HI( All Of Me (PG) .,..""°" ....... A-.ata)TJIMr•,. (ft) .. ,._,,,.. ,_.,,. (ft) EitUIDOJ2JR.vttH: ...... ) 51!:"1:7 s 90UMal"S STOllY .. 1-UM r= a Tiie l :to 7 :20111111 c:ou,.try TAT 12,~ l :H 1~) -~..-. Etc. tf'G> 1100 s .10 1 ·20 • ,.,.. "u' co-~ .. ,.,. a. t 120 · • · o r-llttt IN ) 8CllABBLlt Is played at the New- port ~ach Tennis Club at 7 p.m. on 'DAIYE~ld o,. 1:41 .....,,. JI ._.,a.wr.i u• 12 FREE u .... the first and third Wtdneaday of each 1-----------------------------month. Call Louisa Arnold at 979-7321 for Information. Thu. Cl&Mlcal TD WIJlfS CSLLAlt, kc Friday !Isling. cumooa.Y C.QI &NAJI, ace Friday llsllnR. Coan try THE DOO WAR am&aa. see Fr1· day llsttng. AIM> tontaht only ta the annualCoUntryTwo·StepO.n~C.on t~t with a trip for two to Mcic.lro awarded. Jua COIO'U1' PBILLIP9, ett Friday llsttng. ll.AY c••••u appears In concert at 7,30 and 9 :30 p.m. Fender'• lntcrMUonaJ Bellroom. 521 E. First St .. l..o'll Oeach. 817.50 and 8 15. (2 I 3) 435·2838. CAPS LIDO, att Frtday lllCln&. TD SA& IDllO aAJllD performs at the Meedowlartl Country Club. 16782 Oraha m St.. Hunttn.ton l:kach. 848·3391. Pop ~. att Friday 11.MlftC. TOii .JORU ~n• a Lhrtt night ooncert e~t at the UnlvttM.I Amph1thclilri! tontaht. 8 17.50 and 8 15. {2 131980-942f . .ruh'llt T1J8&. aee Friday uauna. RATlft TOllOV8 appeana a t the Sunllel Pub rrom 8:30 p m.-1 a.m. 16655 Pactnc Cout Hlf(hway. Sun.e( "A CLASSIC. A FINE, ENDURING, DEEPLY AMERICAN FILM." -Shdla BenllOfl. L05 ANGELES TIMES "'Places In The Heart' rompletely captures the American spiri~ and is one of those rare movies that makes you feel all the better for having seen it." -P111 C'ulhns. CB.~ TV MOR~I G EWS ~~SAUYFIELD~~ PLACES IN THE HEART m.star Plc:tw'5 l'leels · S\UY F1E1l> • '1'UaS ~ 1l£ HEART"· IHM' CICUiE ·ED HARRIS AMf MAOC.AN. Df'4 MAUOJDi • ewtrf <lDIER · ~ Pl'ocb.9MOIA£L HIUiMAN Pmnd by ARLENE [)()OM· 'M*n an:! Owcad by IO!f.RT ~ 11 •TINN lllUAlE i.o~--· -•.:.i ·---... --t--------. COSTA •SA AIUlfT .. VAWY ~ MaU LA 9IMAOA lllWPOllT llfACM -fct,.l'OS ECIWlrdl £~ 9'0 few.as C.-. SolMICoisl Plu3 ,~ v.., l.IGU'll .... Mii G.llt"I) 5 l• Thealre Slot 2S5J 541711 139 I S(ll 1'88 t SZl-1611 673-l350 .. . . ...... ' .... '' ·~ . ··-.. ·" ""I' T 'll 1.. I""" t ... " --...... ,. •• • . ' --· . - ·--- a Piiot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 1984 Calendar ho.,ttd b\' tht' NllAM on Ott: 6 Is a 1 lollday Crlebratlon and Wint" Auc- tion from 7-1 I pm with flnt' wlnt'. lno<I. mush· and entt'rtalnmt'nt. $42 J)f'r person with rt''>l'rvalfon deadllnt" Monrlav 7~9-1I22 Ongoing Eventa BALBOA PAVILION, 400 Main St 11.ilboa /\ Caltrornla anc1 nation.ii 111-.tnrlt 1.indm<1 rk ,met marlnt' rec· ff,tllon c 1·n1 t·r. l)aaly narrntt•d crulsr-. 111 "It-~ port 11.1 rbor. ckc:p "it'd -.porlfl"hlnJ.!. trip' dally. U drive and c h,ir11·r bnat.,, ChrlMmas Paradt' ol 1.1~hr.. rnilsrs . .ind watrrlmnt rf's· 1 o111ran1 d nd saloon opt"n 7 a m.-1 a m Ci7.I 5245 BRJGGS CUNlfll'IGHAlll A UTO- M OTIVE MUSEUM, 250 E Bakt'r St .. C"o<>la Mrsa Ant1c1ue cars <'lrC'a I 912- prt-'iC'nl 9 a.m .5 p.m. Wcd.-Sun 'i46·7660 DISNEYLAND, 1313 Harbor Alvd .. /\nahrtm 1't1e "Country Bt'ar C'hristm.is Special" prt'rnlt'res Friday ;tnd combines favorlteChrlstml\s mt"I-, ndlN> wll h new Ol'>ney-wrlllt'n songl.,nl'vland hollday tradition alc;o pn·mlrrr., Friday with shows Fri -Sat • 11 2 and 9 p.m .. and Sun at 2 p.m. only Mallhew Wlldrr. rurrenlly on Chi' mustr charts with "Oounclng Off I hf' Wall." Is on lal(C' frt -Sal. as well ,.., Motown'c; Daa Band. known for 1hrlrs1ngle "4 111 ~l1Jll.9J"." and.tbclr c urr<'nl album ''Jukebox." Thro~h· out I he hollda season Is a wondrous ~ 60-foot Douglas nr trtt with 3.000 fights and 2.900 ornaments. Hours Fr1.-Sal. 9 a.m.-mldnlght. Sun. 9 a.m.-7 p.rp. 999-4565. DO'M''S BERRY F AIUll, 8039 Beach Blvd .. Buena Park. A fantastic t•ountry muslr feast wtth dy namic <"ntertaint'rs the Nilly Gntly Dirt Band and Sylvia. along wllh a host of other 1op name pt-rlormers. Is fealurtd F'r1.- Sal Santa Claus arrives In a 8pt'<'lal ~noll 's ChrlMtmas paradt' ft'afur1ng march ing bands. Peanut'> chararlcrs from Camp Snoopy. and otht'r park rharal'lers. Teensage 13-19enjoyan admlRJ'ilOO pr1C(' or s-a afle'r 6 p.m. Fri.· Sat . and Sllldlo K stays Opt"n until midnight. Knoll's rt'gular t'Ol t"r· talners and strt'el charaC'lers t'nt<'r· talni. guests throughout th<' week. Frl.·SaJ. IO a.m.-mldnlght. Sun. I 0 a.m 7 p.m .. Mon.-T ucs. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed Wtd.-Thurs. 220-5200. LION COUJtTRT SAP AJU, 8800 lrvlne Center Dnve. L~una l llllS. Tht' a<'llon advt'ntur<' enlertalnment ~nter. surrounded by a warm I roplcal 'IC'l lln)t. offers I hrllls to the excitement of rldc·s lncludtng lhf' Sahara Maze Trark an11 t hr Kyla ml Slick Track For nautical <tdVC'OI urers. Junlt)e Tubc- Bumper Boal and Shanaltt Racf'r t:Joat OeelS haVt' bffn CXpandf'd. Cruise on the ZambC'zl River or take a hlkr through a lush nature trail. Jim O'Nt>a l and Stagecoach pt'rform Fri.- Sun. and a Turkey Trol dance cont!§!_ rs held. Open Fi'r.:'SUn. aflO a.m .. last car admitted 5 p.m 837-1200. IRVME •MllllOMVIUD •I and two musuem rooms with artifact from Native American and rarly Spanish culture. Dally 7:30·5 p.m 493 -1424 SEA WORLD. I 720 S. Shorrs flQad. Mission Bay. San Diego. Th<' lushly londscaped marine park fealurt's lhr ARCO Penguin Encountt"r. a 87 mlllton exhibit that houses 400 pt"ngulns. klllt'r whale Shamu. Sea World's lop enlt'rlalner, and sea lions and dolphins.. A S('<'nl<' ky rldt" ancl PSA Skytowcr rldt' for a p.1noraml<' vlt'w of Mission Bay Is offt'rtd Dally Q o.m ·dusk. (6191224-3562 · Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley will perform a medley of their •ooct timln ••a.&• from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuad.ay at Cruy Bone Saloon in Santa Ana. Phone ~9-1512 to reeerve ticketa. SHERMAN LIBRARY APID GAR- DENS. 2647 Pactrl<' Coa'll lllghway Co rona del Mar. Roses. cactu'i. annual gardens. an orchid conservatory. kol ponds and a glfl show Dally I O 30 a m.-4 p.m QUEEN MARY, Long Beach Harbor nl the end of the Longfk"ach F'-rceway. Visitors can explore lhe largest. most luxurious ship anoa1. Spttlal exhibits lndudc nt'w <>pt'clal cfrttt sound and light shows In the Engine Room and Whcelhou'>C rt'·enartlng a near -col- 11 .. 1on a1 M"a. an exlt"nslvt'World War II display depicting lh~-"Quttn's" <'- llv" rolt' as <t troopship. modt'I <1hlp- bulldlnp; and llf<"boal demonstrations. a variety of officer 's quarlt"rs. elegant salons and stateroom displays I 0 a m.~ p.m. (2 I 3) 435-3511 __ .,... -Ot.D WOJU;D-vn:;t;?.Glt, 7561 Ct•nter Avt'.. t1unttng1on Beach. S?«lall shops art' locatt"d In this WEITMIUTlft WUTMINITO vlllal(t' that features the ch~rm of quaint European villages with cobbltd streets. lantern lights, and 70 murals or F:uropcan ~enes painted on ex- lt'rlor waifs by European artists. 894-0747 SAN DIBOO ZOO tr WILD APIJMA.L PARK, San Diego. Animal park hours 9 a.m.·4 p.m . with guests srayln~ on ground<> until 5 p.m. throu~h F'eb (6 19) 231 -15 1 5. ~ SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 1118810Jlf, 3 I 882CamlnoCaplstrano. San Juan Calfil'tran~ f~at\l~ SerrJt ·cnapci:-cififorn1a·s oldest building. the ruin of the Great Stone Churcfi. soldlt'rs barracks. bt'autlful l(ardt'ns, SIX FLAGS MAGIC lllOUJllAIN, Magic Mountain Parkway exit off lnterstalt' 5. Valencia. This 2"60-a<'rt' family Iheme park offers mort' than 100 rl~s. ,show and allracllon<. lnC'ludlng the new &arajt'vo Oob61cd. .i six-acre Children's World wllh a n anlmal I arm and p«'lllnjlzoo. on I t'IOO-. <1tylC' crafts vlllagt'. and Roarln~ Rapids while water adventure. Fr i · Sun. I 0 a.m.·8 p.m. tB 181992·0884 . SIX FLAGS lllOVIELAPID, 771 I Beach Dlvd.. But'na Park. An clabaraJ.c. c:ollecUon of movie aDd tr levlslon memorabilia lncludln~ life· llkt' rcpllcas of mort' than 200 rt"· nowntd stars arc featurt'd A DEVILISHLY FUNNY MOVIE llOW . ''A w icked sense of humor. Geor~ Burns is superb. -Such a delight'. ·llol)et[beft/c..n. s.Mt Al the~ C11ocoQC> 'Jun l~/ChlCOQO Troun. "Fresh. fast and contemporary. A bouyonr comedy'.' ·lot~ Tom.. l<.rYln 1hornOl "It Is the only heavenly show in town:· ·W..901 "'* ""° ~ 'Very funny ... belly·shoklng laughs. Burns shines In this fiendish fun'.' ·lMtooor "All George Burns hos to do Is store or us. rwlrl that cloor and you laugh'.' -l'COS-rv<CO. ~> Goy rl'OtM! .• IUITIClOfl IOQt 848-0388 llSSIOll WI.JO 495 6220 Mann Brea Plan 529-5339 •COITAMHA Edw<1rds South Coast Plan S46-2711 E<twards University 854-8811 Edwards Mission V'tttO UAMall _, EDWARDS lUcTllCTON EDWMDS lllSSOf VCJO MAl.L Pacific's HI-Way 39 .. ,. 121-4070 -SSl-06S~ -~·9631 •IUlllANM UAMcMll 952'"'4991 •COITA•IA Edwatdt C!nelna 5-46-3102 •ll TOM •LA MAIM Edwards El Toro 5 AMC FashlOfl Square 581·9500 691-1)633 fOUlfT AIM VALUY •LA MIMDA Edwams Foontall'I Villley SRO Gateway 5 139· 1500 523-1611 Mall 496-6220 893-0546 .,.... ··----AMC Orange Mall si..ss.i 637-0340 •O.. .,.... GUiil UA~Clnema Std.Im Dnve-ln 634. 11 639-eno [)(1yt.1n MM PARK Oii ti tDWMIOS W0008llllCC PACIFIC OMNGE Oii ti 891-3693 9IA S2'S339 u ..-A (213)691-o633 -Q4,~S3 ....... .,.. 8RCA MIC rASMON $QUAM C.OllE CD--1· C:Glll llJA ~2111 lA ... S231ill IE-to 8'1 393S ctMMOs SO COAST rtAZA sao GAlEWAY S EIJWMOS CM* wm CCISJl llJA 631 3501 LAmll 111.lS 76H61 I .. ,. 952-4993 • tDWMOS IMIOR TWIN ~ 19.lS MAl.L °" llWl$ a ,. alleries MUSEUMS WERS llillJSEUll, 2002 N MJln ~.1nl.1 J\nd 'J\ Flow1'rln,1t&ll'n<I' rnh From Captain Cook'<i First \.ti!,C: 176H-I 77 I ,' and "Tanp,ata. t' M<1or1 Vl.,IOn or Mankind:' o rolor ,., rn11 r:\hlbll of ancftnt Maori (·arv t~ ,1rr .. 1wwn lhroup,h J an 6 J\lso. ., B.-r1 .ind .J~s Shcnson. colltctor.. ·nwndorl' Wo'rc:!> 1 A59· I 939, A 11 Frand'-l'o lmprc slonl~I" lt'nd t>tr t>-ihlbll lhroul!h .Jan. 12 Turs • ti 111 .1 m ·5 pm . Sun noon-5 p.m 'l. 1900 LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM or RT. :S07 C'llrl Drlvt-"Nathan 0 1· •c 1r.1 J\ S urvry l~x h lblllon •1f>7 I Yt<:I. · .i nmjc}r rontrmporary .1lll11rnl.1 ,1rll'il wfto.,<· t'Jrh• palnl· ll(' "·"''' bn·n ldt•ntlflrrl with th<' Uay t1".1 l11.t11r.1llvr tr.Mllllo11 of l><ivld Park ml Hie h11rd l>leht•nkorn, Is <,pol· ithlt'(I lhrnugh Jun 20 Al'IO. tht rn111rr.-l'\hlblllnn .11 1.BMA ' "<lll'l· It htc·,1111111 ctl !'Mlul h {'()d<,f PlaL.I I., 11111 lc·cl Ari I'll 'I quilt' Throuj.(h k c l I lit'' 51111 I I :lll ,1 m 4 :\() I Ill lll.l G'i H NEWPORT HARBOR ART llifU· £UM, H50 <,.111 C"lt•rm·ntc· l>rlv1·. t "prn I 1w-.1rh f:\hlhttlnj.l 1.. Flr<,I 1 "l""I B1t·11n1.1I 191-14 • Lo<, Angrlt'' ltMl,I\ ~\I'll !>mall, Ollt'·pf'rson .,h1h1lloll" ol work" by Los Angtlf"t .1r11._1 ... •ni ludlnli( painting~. draw- "'~" 't<"ul_P.turr and an Insta llation w .. o .. Jiownls "S1t·al Wllntss for thl' I lml' Bring· SculptuiT by Wiiiiam T \\ 1lr\ · Tr11 la~t·SC'alt. multl·mt'dla ... 1t·d <,<ulpl u~s a nd thrt'I' wall pla · tjUI"• ncatrd by Wiiey IHT shown no .... · ... S11nday 759-1122 GALLERIES THE AFTER.NOON GALLERY. tit.I l'.1rk /\vr . l.Mlboa l'ilancl I \lllh11.., Ii~ Hlrharc1 llall. wc-ldN'I crwt.11 .,1 11lp1 url'. ~=1~.1 Vrl'tlaml. ,u I'\ tu llor,11., Jnd 1>.11n OIS<'n. llfl· 11"11,tl Jl.IJX'r CUIOlll'>. drt' rraturNI \I .... t w,11 r•r1 olor .... <.< 11lpt urr ,1 nd prl nl'I I" t 1111 11-(lllA·•rll'lh ThrouAh J>c-t• 15 \\•·cl • rl 1. h p m . ~.11 -Sun noon-5 p 111 f\ n·11 pl um will bt• hl'lrl '>und.I\, I lt 1 ./. Imm./. 5 pm b75-Hf>7'l ALLENDALE GALLERY. l'l·Hl '> t 11 • ...,1 lllJ.(h" '" I .11.t1111.1 11<'.cc II 111111111·.., Imm l1<'1111rlt Sc-ulplun·., "l'rlllf.! colh1 llon •''" 1t-.11urN1 In d1 1111111· 11)7 (,()()'j ART ·A·FAIR GALLERY. bb4 ~ t "·'"' I ll1othw.1\. 1~111.un.1 lk'.1rh fhr I •·..,11\1 t'hr1-;101.1., An Sho" rem 111111t ... 11trn11ith .J,111 2 wllh :J5 ,\r11"1' • \hlh1l1111!' Jriou.., m1•dlA Tur" ~I ~ ·• 111 "> Ji m <.,un nnon 5 p m 1'11 4 '•I~ ARTISTIC I GALLERY. 17.lllO 171 h ..,1 T U'<l In Nrw 'illk -.c n·1 11. c 11111111.(., .1n!I <1rawln11,1. by C.iulllanw •\1t111l.I\ ,trl' o;hnwn throull,h t><-t· t< l i i r,4,12 BLUEBIRD GALLERY, I 5 41l S c ,,,,..,1 I llJ.(hw.1\. 1.a11.una Ueac·h I .1rl1 ~uthnn (',1llfornh1 J\rtl'!I" It .it un·.., p.1 .. 1 .1rll<1l'I with prl".,t'nl tor 1111 ...... 1111w do .......... Nov :JO Tur'> -Sun I I .1 Ill 5 !l m. 497 5:177 808 SIEMON ART GALLERY, 1 lh6 Sunnow<'r at ~·a1rvtf'w. C'o'\ta Mt>...,1 Ha~· rrlrsi·" CC'nt"'ll' ~'rlt's ts 'linwn .• lnd his l''Ct'lllnp, n t"w R/10 p.11n11n.11. ·w 1ntC'r'' ~;d~t'" 1-. <1 mu~il .,,... I hrn111o1.h F'rb 15 Mon -Sal I 0 ·• m ·6 p m 5'l7 01i04 CALLIGRAPHIC ARTS, 2219 M.11n '\1 . .ira7. Uuntlnl(lon 1-k'arh """"'"" .ind ll,rTttlng rard'I by calll ~r.1phrr ..tnd p,r.1phlc d<''ilj{lltr Oavlrl l'>frkl'lburR al"C' fraturt'd. Runs In· tlrflnlll'ly Mun -Sat l ·5 pm. ~,(J f>775 CAL STATE Ft1LL£RTON Main An Callrry. ROON Statt Colltgt Rlvd lt,1lnt1n~., from 1974 to 1984 by I )t·11n1 .. J\'lhbaup,h al"C' shown throuJl.h I kc 5 Mon.-Frt noon-4 p.m .. Sun J r; JI m ('lo<.t'<l ~"~g 773·326~ CITY OF ra PINE ARTS CENTER, 460t Wnlnul /\V<'., lrvtnr On rxhlblt t~nnln1t Monday Ii< I lnflrr Cl.iss" with Todd Rkh. • namlr11. nnd "l'ortfollo" with Mary All1 r Mlrhrltl<'n .. transp.'lr<'nt watrr· c olur' 1'hroll'1.h Jan. l 6 Mon -Th11r'I. •1,1 m ·9p m ,}'rl 9a m .·6p.m .. Sot 9 .1 m -.l p ni .. C'I0111('(J Sun . 5f>2· I 078. COSTA 10t8A ART LBAOU&, Wl'Meltff Platt\, I 7 th end lrvlnc-. The tranaparent watercolor, "The S~tora," la put of Mary Allee Michel.en'• ''Portfolio' on diaplay tfaroa.gh Jan. 16 at the lrrine Fine Arta Center, 4601 Walnut Ave. Nt·wpnrt Bea< h Ttu-. ~llerv Is a ttmpor.tr\ locauon wHh orlp,inal patnllnll,s. monopr1111., ;ind <;<·ulplur<' on dlspld\ <1nr1 tor ..... 1<· Mon -W<'<1 and Fri -~I IO a m ·6 p m . rhur!>. 10 a 111 ·H pm Sun noon·4 pm 540 2557 DESIGNS RECYCLED GA LLERY, IJ I~ N I J.1rbor lllv<l . Fullrrton '{.;I"" Wmter t<4 rralurt>' lncll- vld11.1 l1 ... 11r·. rnn1t•m111tr.u'\ .trl J!I••"'-"· Im ludlllJ! nnr nr -.1-k lncl \ .1 .. c .... ,ind 1111.uraitvr .:tnrl <.t ulplur.tl lorm., 1·n·,11r1t l)\ 17 Anwnc·,111 artl''" rl1rnugh Ike .l·I H74·l.!!ll EXOTICA GALLERY. lllHH '< ( .,.,..,1 ll1gll\\ .l\. I .1g1111.1 I lc·,H II I. \Oii 1.1 .• 111 1•11\lrflllllll'lll.tl .1r ... 11t11 lo(f'lllljl t'\p.1nc1 .... lo ult.-r 1111 ... 1\t111111o( 111·\\ 1k'>lf!ll·.1rl l!•tlli-n "h11 h lt•ctlurr•.., .tn 1'\l'r drnnl!mg \.;1r1t I\ 111 flrw Jrh r rall<, an<l untq1w 111·11..., Mnn ·~I I 0 .1 m .5 p m Sun 11onn 4 p m 4q4 21.11 GLEl'IDALE FEDERAL. 7 I 4f; 1-11 1nj!rr A' 1· I h1111tnl!lnn lw .11 h l .11! lnrr11.i .trll"'I L1rn Dull "hu"'' \\urk 111d11<h'., 1111m1,1gf' ... 111 1,1111011 ... "l111r1.., polHll'al c1 net c'n1t·r1 .1111m1•n1 tH'r -.on.111111·<,, ,., .. twwn lhrnuJ.!h No' .W Mun Thur-q d m 4 :m p m . Fri 9 .1 01 fi p m S.11 9 .1 m ·I p m H4t<-:lflR2 RUMAN EQUATION CENTER GALLERY, 15!'>0 S C'oa"I 11111.hw..ty. L.111.unJ lkcH h · Fa<'t'"' Thr l'Orlrct1t Phot<>gr.1phl'r "" P'ivchol<>glc;I " l<i prf'!rnt('(!. This ont'·man !lhow by Mlkr S1t•ln bcrR r<'aturr'I 20 fac·es. lndudlni.t portrait" or sevnal 1 .. a11.una· .irea pc·oplt• Throul(h Ike 15 497·740H MJC.HAEL JEFFREY GALLERY, 243 1 N Tuo;lln Ave·. Tui.tin Hecent conl1·n1pornrv work by Callfornla art · 1 .. 1.., ,J k ~rt•d and Gc-rr1t Grt•\•f', ts f!'Rlllrr·rl ('IO'if''i S11mt.1v Tut'!o.- n1ur .. 9 ,1 111 5 11 ll1 . ~·rl 10 am fl p m -...11 I I ,, m ·4 :IO p m cn2HH10 NEWPORT BEACH C ITY HALL G ALLERY. :l:\oo "'''" pnrt lllvrl .. 'llrw1111rl 11<-,11 h ,Jo l'.llln-.on .111 r\pr11wn1ol1lw1r.1rllll1t11.1l nr11 ....... 1cc1I ..,, h<1nl nf ('h1n1· .... 1• t1n .... 1t p.1lnllnl{ . .ind ,J,11 q111t· Mnllrl t>\hll>ll lhl'lr w<lll"r· c nlcir .... Thrn11j.(tl l>t'< 12 M1111 Fri 8 .1 m "> p m 'i28 I 25H ORANGE COAST COLLEGE. l'holO C.1 llrn 270 I FJlf'\'lf'W Hoad. l ·uo;1.1 M1'"1 ltdnh Thi l'h.1111. Vit't· 11.11nt· ..... · phnlOf.!r.1pltN l"'hlbll., 14 l.irj.tC'. rntilllplt 1·,p11 ... 11rr rolor photo· J.(r,1ph., Mnn Fri Ii ,, m .5 pm .incl ,_ <j p 111 I \'1. ">7'..l, O RANOE COUNTY CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART. :161.1 W MJ<'ArlhurUl\'cl .~p I I l .~.111lc1J\na (~UC'"<t ,1r1i...1 ..... lohn /\c 1ir ..... 1 Jnct Mld1lt"I l>,11111'1. .llld .11 r11t.11e H11I h Ann Celebrate holidays fhc Craft and Foll Art Museum 1s ~how1ng how to celebrate Chanukah and Chnstmas around tht world. Learn to make trad1uonal straw \tars from Scandinavia. mmiaturc pmaias from Mexico. hand-painted eggs from Poland and paper-cuts for Chanukah m the Annex Auduonum. 712 S. Curson A vc .. Los Angeles. "Celebrate!" includes decoration worksho-ps for ages 8 years to ad1J lt and hohday story-telhng. music and culinary treats for all ages. Fees range from $8 to S 12 per workshop. Story· telling and pcrformanC'Cs arc 50 cents per person. For re!>C'r,auons. phont' (213) QJ4.]082 Cultural groups will be h1ghhghted according to the following schedul..-: Ott. I: GERMANY Ornament "'urk ~hop 10 :s m to noon • IOl)·tclltng l p m Dec. I : SCANDINAVIA Omamtnt workshop IOa.m to I p.m ·1ory-tclhng 2 pm "' Dt~ Ii: POLANDOrnomcnt workshop IOo m 10 Ip m.Chmtml\ptnorma~2 p.m Ott. I': CHANUltAH Paptr-cu1 11.orlo.· hop 11 am to I pm lmprov1!Mlt10nal 1hta1cr group 2 p m Dec. U : EARL V AMERICAN Pa1ch- 11.or'l ornament ""orkshop 10 am 10 I pm 'tol')'·lclhng 2 p m Dec. U : MEXICAN P1oa1a ~ork\hop I pm 10 3 pm C'hnslmas pcrfomu:incc 3 pm .... Pilot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 198.4 9 Anderson. a rr rC"atul'C'd In thrt"I' asptt'l.s of the the '\ubjttl land- <;<"ape Through Otc 14 Wt'd Sun noon-5 p.m . 549-49li9 QUOR.UllGALL£R1'.!J74 N Coa<,t !Ugh.way. J...aguna fkach Nt'w work., by oil patntl'r Chrl"i Sll'vrn'i and watercolON by Iris Adam are' fe.lturt'd lhrouj!h Ot-c I r:>ally I 0 a.m ·4 3(1 p.m 494-4422. 8ADDLEBACKCOLLEGESOUTB GALLERY, 28000 Ma rguerllr Parkway. Mission Vlrjo Maski. anc1 rostumes from Afrlt'an trlbt" surh as lhC' Ash ant i. Ibo. Yoruba <1nd Okpdla are rurrf'ntly on loan from I hr UCL/\ Mustum ol Cultural 111.,tory ('IO:<.t''> Thursday. Mon ·f'rt I 0 a 111 ·2 p 111 K31 -4530 SAftDSTOl'fE GALLERY. :lH.f J\ N Coast lfljthway. La~una A<·<1rh MarR<' Chapman exhibits her -.how. 'A tk'ft<'l.rre-l'ldlanrt". · · In I hr Studl<1 Ga~ lcry Al'iO, mrml>f'r Jrt"l~ prt''>f'nl 'Enlarjtt'd Vl'ilOn'i" Ill 'ht M.11n GAi lery ThrouJ.(h Of'r 3 I 11r'> '>11n I I a m .-4 pm 497-6775 SAN JUAN C APISTRANO MISSION, S..n ,Ju,111 C'.ipl.,lrJ110 In 'it,lthl., World Vl<'W' m<1<1• 11p ul lour main 111 ... pla\'l '' ft'alurc-d Thi' llr .. 1 dl<>play ft"aturt'S Ndll\'<" Amrrkan mrk art rrom Bct,a Callfnrnl.i One• <'\I lllnR hl~hlli;.tht ot lhr -.how I' 1hr .irt ol Orltta .Jonrr. an 1ntrrna11on,1ll~ known .1rt..,t wh J unlpc:ru Srrra'<; Ilk, are ..,hown for the' rtril tlmr to I hr publlC' Thi., prt'Af'nt.11 Ion ,incl I hr d('(!trallon ol lwo new must-um mom' Is In <'t>h'brdllon or theo lt..ljd lo All.i California lrt'k by Sp.ir11 ... 11 rxplorn Gaspar de Portola and 1'.1dn N·rr<t. thr mt%1rm., found<'r Tllrn11gh lx·c 10 496·4720 SANT A ANA COLLEGE ART GALLERY, SJnl.t Ana Portr,1H11rr -Al Ill urll's J nd Expn·.,.,1011., · i.... pN'<it•ntrd h~ lht• photowaptn <1rp.1r1 mt•nl ,ind lhr Mllb 11011"><' J\r1 C.ialkn In G,1rdl'n Grt)VI' Coorcllnalrrl lw l..Ord Brown. 15 artist' arr l<'.iturt•d Thro~h Jan 27 SUSAJ'f S PIRITlJS GALLERY, 'l21. Old "lr wport Alvd . N<"wport lk-.11 h A rf'lro<>pN"llve of lhr work of .lt'rf) Now Serving COUNTRY STYLE SUIDAY $199 BROICH ~ Includes Beverage Well Drink or Beer 9:00 Al to 1 :00 Pl 845-8091' 1712 Placentia Coate Meaa Urlsmann I<> f''Chlbltt"d Al"iO l:>f'1n~ 'ihown arr lm~t'S from 'Amrnc:in C'amrra and The-Road to WrnJ i,, Vktor l.andwrbt-r. dS wrll d' rktarolor print' b} L.awrit' Arown Clo"'l.'<1Saturda_y T11t'S ·Sat IOa m .') pm 631 6405 TLK GALLERY, 611 Anion Ulvd . '>ullt' 120. Costa Mt·...a Wood <.("Ulptor Barbara Spnn~. of "lorthrrn C.ill rornt<t. ano la nd<>rapr palnteor Gllah Vl'lln lllr'l<'h. or l.oc; Anlo(t>k..,, 'how tht'lr work throu~h l>f'1 I Tiit'.., .~ ... 1 I I n m -5 p m !'i4!; /\f<TS UC IRVll'fE Flrw /\rt<. G.tllt•rv. lrvlnt• Akmll'rt M'rit·..,anrl ln~l..tllctlinn Imm Sdn1orln1 1 .. 1 .. nd bv l-a1v;1 Fn· of II\ l>rt rrrk'ct lhr artl<>l ''it houl!hl., 011 lh<" itrt hrol~tcal C-XC'll\'ationi. cm 1ht· l'lland 'fhrt1t1J[h I )roe-. A TUt"., .,,, noon-'i p m H!l6·6648. UNI TED STATES INTER· NATIONAL Ul'UVERSITT, ·J. 11111 Mkhel...on J>rl\ <'. Sic: 700. lrv1111 l'Or1Uj1.Uf'<,(' itrtl .. 1 F:du.trdo "11'1'\ "t1u hJ., c ompkl,. m ..... 1 rn of I hr photo j.!r.1phl1"pmt:r-!-., w11h rnrllt"..,__., .1rtl11l t·rf'.411\"ll' <1nd .t <,11r!'C';tl world or Wll r hctrm dOcl .iwrc;omr bl'aul\ r 'h11J1t., hi<, work'i 1hroui:(h Jan 4 Mon -1-r1 "I .1 m ·'i.30p m (619J693·463~ VORPAL GALLERY, 326 C.lrn n .. yre, l..dJ!,una £.k'a< h. The 111novall\ r contrmpo..tr} mar6fr <1ntf "',."' ...c11lpH1rl'ef Sout ht>rn C-4llforn1o.1 .1r11 ... 1 (),,,i.1 S;ibaroH. <1nd thr d\narnu ful11r1'll l<'. ntl palnt\n~s of YuAC>'>l.1~ .1rtti.I lv.111 Ku.,tura. drt" '>hll\lo n t hr<>u~h f)('r 23 1>,11ly I I a m -6 p m 494-9441 WRJTETOPS GALLERY, 422 AN (.'Cli;l .... I lllAhway. l..aj.tum1 Bt·.~1 h He'" c·rnl palnlm~s bv 'ron~ SheC"I-. nr<' 11".llllrC'Id II •rid ho •lf'll•l/111 "" ,,,,,.,, 1 lr<:n I. •r I un~ Ii 1n1I I >1t111cr "um! 1\ Brund• .\CI \ 11 I ido. °'~'flOO ~ 675-4904 Join Us for Dining and Dancing November 30'" • 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. ·Special Menu -"27 Limited Reservations 645·6700 .. ' I O Piiot Weekender/ Friday, November 23, 1984 INTERMIS SION This Christmas story human,_ humorous I he lir't clu(' that this "n'l your lW1den \anet) Chn'ilmas i.tor~ 1s the 111lc -"The Butterfingers Angel. M af) and Joseph. Herod 1he Nut and lhl' Slaughte r of 12 H11 Carols 1n a Pl0iH Trt•c ·· But v.h1k thccurr('nt producuon at 1 he Nl'"' ()(11 I Theall'r A.rts Ccnt<·r 1sn ·1 1hr tra<l1t11Jnal retelling of the b1nh of < hn~l. nl·1thl'r 1i. 11 so 1ongue-1n- l hl·c~ that more consrrvallVl' 1hcatergo1:r" won'I be abk 10 relate to II Toi TITUS " Pla ywright Wilham Gibson. who'>C work~ include "Two for the Sttsaw" and "The Miracle Worker," offers a more humanized rendition ()f the Joseph, mcil nwhilc, 1s an oldc1 1ers. na11,·1ty saga. spiced with humor but bachelor who's been trying lo get to The founh ma)or character 1s a not to the detnment of thc message. first base with Mary but isn't her cup nebulous "man in gray" w-ho ap- Onc might compare 11 to "Godspcll," of tea. Until. that is, she's faced with parcntly embodies all the evil of the m which Jesus' teachings arc set to the choice of picking a mate out of world ~ later he becomes King rock music. nect'ssity. and tums to old steady. Herod. HIS contributions arc somc- G1bson·s version of th e Chnstmas reliable Joe. what puzzling. and hi s identity story paints Ma ry as a street-wise. Sharing title billing is the "bunerf-sketchy at best. sharp-tongued young woman who. mgcrs angel," a bumbling youth Bcadie Pompa's Mary 1s the most when informed of her historic who'sjust trying not to mess up in his realized performance in the Newpan m1ss1on. reacts with a "Why me?" first big assignment. A running gag production. a skillful blend of 1mpa- at1ttudc. Saintliness is hardly her consistsofhis mispronouncing words tience and understanding. Joe Gal· strong suit and being corrected by other charac-letta tend~ to hold lo a single level in ------------------------------------------------------------.. his depiction of Joseph wilhoul giving much of a hint as to what makes his character uck. As the angel. Danny Oberbeck 1s quite cffecuve. lifting man's hope$, tears an~ anxieties to thr celt'sual level. John Mirabile as the shadowy ~ --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~~~:d:~~~~~~::_ __ j figu reingrdy1sastrongprescnce.bcst defined 1n his sequence as the "'BEHIND THE SCENES" With BRENDA CAPO NERA Restaurant Account Executive ANTHONY'S PIER 2 W1tcMa CaJorlH II gets very boring watching calories. and stm, wllh holidays coming soon, tt's necessary Al Anthony's Pier 2, owner Charles R1vez:zo says. you can enjoy your dinner and still unobtrusively watch those calories A daily printed menu lists all Ille fresh fish for lhe day along wtth whefe they come lrom, how they're COOked and how many calories The calories are comptlecl by the Nahonal Flstierles Institute and the menu 1s approved by the American Heart Association Coho salmon from Seattle 1s stuffed with crabmeal and has 340 calories. Orange Roughy from New Zealand Is either broiled or sauteed and has 228 calories. If you want lobster, steamed. It ls only 217 calories And 11 you·re a serious dlet8f, there are only 126 calories 1n clams trom Bluepoint.N Y .• whtch may be steamed or fried The menu pointedly otters th1a bit of 1nformat10n-a 16 oz New York Steak has 2, 144 calortesl For those who just don't care. th&l'e Is sauteed jumbo Maryland crabmeat with Fe11uccine Alfredo, and II Is delicious. For reservations tor dinner daily at Anthony's Pier 2 at Newport Beach, 103 N Bayside Dr., phone 640-5 123 WINTER WINE FESTIVAL-So. C•IHcwnla ReetaufMtt Wrtten A dehghtlul adjunct to the recent 9th annual Wine Festival aponsored by the Southern Calllornla Restaurant Writers Is scheduled to be held Sunday, December 2. 1984. In the California Pavilion Ballroom of the new Hiiton Hotel In Anaheim The event. a Winter Wine Festival, will be the first-ever luting eKcluslvely featuring the products ot California's leading producers of cham- pagnes the most popular wine lri the retail U.S. mar1<et today. Several hundred wine-oriented consumers from local communities are eKpected to attend The "Sparkling Wine Fesllva1:· to be conducted In a strictly professional wine-lasllng formal. will be conducted lrom 1·00 to 4:00 P.M. Participation wlll be restricted to those 21 years and over All participants wlll receive a traditional wine-tasting champagne nute glass as a memento of the oocaslon As a supplement to the genuinely rare opportunity to sample/taste the premium award-winning California champagnes. the sponsors will provide compatible loads. mcludlng special hot hors d'oeuvres, to enhance the sen10ry wt~tastlng adventure Additionally, strolltng violinists, playing Christmas Season music. will furnllh bacilground mU51c -*'lertalnmeM. Parking will be vallda1ed IO< all participants attending the champagne tasting lestlval Chairman for the Wint« Wine Festival is Fred Russell. welt-known Orange County wine author and columnist, the launder and president-emeritus of the Southern California Wine Writers assoctatton. Tickets for the champagne event are priced at $20.00 each and may be obtained from members of the Southern California Restaurant Writers or by sending checics addressed to the Winter Wine Festival, with a Mlf- addressed, stamped envelope, to· Fred Ru.SMll, 10182 Clltt Drive. Huntington Beach. CA 92646 All ticket purchues are tax dedUC11ble. In compllanoa with Its non-profit charter, the lesttval'a sponsoring organization Invests tn. prolfta from Ille wine festivals It conducts to help fund college acholatlhlp programs In the fields of enology, vltlculture, and culinary arts, Including, as well, hotel and restaurant management More than S20,000 has been donated for this purpose In tn. past eight years ....... CHtCAOO PaZERIA-E•t ...,. to A•cMd Hottder Rwh B.J. 'a Chicago Pizzeria offers delicious authentic Chicago style pizza. homemade pastas such as lingulnl and fettuclnl and offers a tremendous Mlactlon of beers and wln4M from all around the world at modal prices. They also offer an ••oellent c~no The crew at B J.'s prtca themaelve9 In gMng euperb eerVlc.e and low to pam()e< their customera Being 10mewh•t of nostalgic setting, they feel It la Imperative to make your dining ex.perlence a good time to remember Theta are very few eating establtshments that pride themMlvel In preparing homemade authentic recipes and old fashioned friendly service. B.J.'1 19 deflnltely one eetlng Mtablllhment that shines when It comes to great food and toP notch MfVlc:e. 8.J 's 11 located at 106 Main Street on tn. Balboa Penlnaui. right next to the Balboa Pier They also ottet home ~allvery 1 evenings a week for your conV9nlence. Call 875-2560 . . . . FHture of the Dally Pilot Advenlalng Dept 8961 Adams Al Magnolia Huo11ng1on Be3Ch 968·50~ WE PAOMIS~ YOU GOOD CHINESE FOOD LUNCHES. DINNERS. TROPICAL COCKTAILS BANOUET FACILITIES. CATERING. FOOO TO 0 0 OPEN 7 DAYS SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FOOD TO GO 314 Beach Blvd Near Kr><>tl's Anat'oatm 827-1210 99!>-9920 Stan Breckenridge Returns to 7/P~ Bat & geitt ~ At the piano Tues. thru Sat. from 8:30 pm ••• Saturday & Sunday Breakfast from I 0 am Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails F;ntertalnmenl Nightly and Sunday Afternoons 2515 E. Coa1t Hwy. Coron• del Mer 675-6577 • murderous Herod. Oailing away his frustrations on a set of drums. Alisa Fishbach adds some nice comi~ moments as a fur-draped tree. Beadie Pom1>9 u Mary ~h•le Jonnte M11chcll and Mal) Sullivan Slack provide wng and commentary. The tno of Michael McHugh. Steve Huffman and Kent Anguiano double as Mary's barbaric brothers and the three kings. And youngSlcrs Todd Williamson. Sara Ne ilah Voelkel and emt1yand Aman- da Salmagcs lend a necessary light touch. Craig Fleming directs w11h a strong. 1magjnat1vetouch. wavt'nngonl) 1n a few extended and sketchily con- Mructed passages which tend to slow the play's proaression. Rick Cutler'~ ~uing 1s marvelously adnptable. "The Butterfingers Angel.'' etc. con11nucs wttkends through Dec. IS, playjng Fridays and Saturd:tys at 8 p.m. at the Newo0r1 Theater Art Center. 2SO I Cliff' Dri ve , Newpon Bc:lch. Call 63 1-0288 for inform:uion nnd ~rvat1ons. Pilot WflilW.etlder/ Friday, November 23, 19&4 11 "A CHRISTMAS CAaOL," an forman~ art' tonll'(ht and Satun:tay Coast Rt'pt'rtory. 655 Town ~ntcr "NATALIE IQt&DS A llflOBTD," ,.d,1p1.11ton of the Charles Dicken at 8 30 l>rlvr. Co-.ta Mrsa (957-4033) final a comedy farce. Is beln~ presented by CSundays 8 p.m.j and weekend after noons al 3 p.m. unlll Ott 2. "' ""' ""' 11md o!J('nc; Saturday by A Class Act • J)('rfonnanrrs arr tonti.tht al 8 pm . the Hun11ngton Bcacn Playhouse. l'ld,,.,.., tn 1hr F'orum Theater at "FIDDLER ON TU ROOF," .i !>aturdayat 2.30andfland5_undaya Mato Strttt at Yorktown Avcnur. "TO GllA1'DllOTllER'8 BOUSE W"& GO," a nt-w dramatk' romedy. 1-. bctnR prrsnltcd ~t thc-Wcslmln.,1.-r community Theater. 7272 Maplr S1 Wf'81 mlnSlt"r (995-4 I 13) Pt'r formances will b«' given fr1day~ and Saturdays at 8 30 tflrough lNr I ""'""' v. •,,11kllrlJ.u k Colltgt' North. 5500 musical '>('l In r7 .• tr1'lt Russia. 11 bt>lnjl. i .JO and 7 JO ..,.. 11, Huntington Beach (832-1405) Prr- ln inc· (.'rntrr Drive'. Irv Int stal(ffi at &basllun·" WMI l>lnntt formanceiJ are g1vtn Fridays and lfl27-'i:.!241 Performan<'Cs wtll be PlayhouSt'. 140 Avt' l'tro, San "HEIDI,'' thr chlldrt·n·io. rlasslc st'I Satun:taysat 8:30through Dec. I ""''h 1tt\1·n ~ rtdays a nd Satul"dltys at 8. Clcm.-ntr (492-99501 Prrform.inrr.., 10 mu-.tr. ol~ns Satun:tay for the <;un1l,1\ ... di 2:30 through Dec. 23. wlll be given Wt'dnt-sday't lhroul{h Fountain Va lt•y Community Theater "SBADU," the world pr.-mlrrrofa Saturdays at Rpm . Sunday'> at I .ind .it thr Gol<1rn We<>t Colltgf' f'orum II In new play. Is being offered on the "A fUl'(l'fYTIUJIOHAPnRDON 7 p.m lhrouj(h Jan 6 ""'""'""' llunttn~ton lkarh (895·8378). Pt"r· Second St.aae of South Coast Re~r- THE WAY TOTHlt POaUll." a farce lonmrnrr~ wlll ll«' E(lvrn Saturday. tory. 655 'fown Ccntt'r Drtvc. Costa .,,., 111 .ir11 lc>nl Romf'. Is lht' new "THE GIGLI CONCERT.'' <• m·w Nov .'.lO find Dec I at 7·30 p.m. and Mesa (941-403J). Performance art' ..,...,....,....,... -Excellent ""'"'"' -V1•n r,...~1111111111 d i the Harlrquln Dinner lrlsh la . romplt•lcc; It~ run for South S11n<lay. l){·t· I a nd 2 at 2 30 p.m. ~lven nightly except Mondays al 8 30 lo(ood. vV' -G<>od ""' -Nnt "° ,11.ocxl l'l.1\ 111111 ... 1· 3503 S. I larbor Blvd . , _ _....__,...._ _ _,_ ____________ --':..;,_ ________ _..:.. ___ _...::::;_.:..:..:.......!:::..:..:..:::.....:...........::._ __ ...:.. ____ .....:...: _____________ _ ..,.1111.i \11.1 (979-551 I), Pt'rlormancrs .m i:111·11 nljlhllv e-x,.-ept Mondays a t ,,ird111~ r 11rt.,ln ttm'es lhroul(h f''t"b. 17 "A L ITTLE l'flGBT KUSJC," 11 rt1111.111111 111u ... tral romt'dy. wind& up th•' ... 1 "krml nl lht" FJnc Art!!> Vlllagt" 1111 11 • r 1111 t hr UC lrvl!)P c-ampus M'11o 1.1.i 71 < 1n-.1n~ J>"rforman<'f"Sart' 111111.111 11 ~ .inti «;u1urcby al 2 and H ,, ,,...,....,.. ''ANNlE." tJtr-musJcal t>.lkd cu1 lhc , • "'•' ... 111p 1 ... on '>IJjll" JI the C:.em 11,. 111 1.lH'>2 Main St . C.irt'lrn t.r•••• 1. 1f, 7'.l t ;)I l'rrlormanrc arr \\,.11 ...... t.1\.'I lh'rou~h SaLUn:tay-. al H, ... 111111.1\ ..... 7 ao until (Ne 22 ............ v "BULLSHOT CRUJOIONO," n 1011111 'l"i<1I of dc-l«llvr movies. o~ns 111111~111 11 1 hr L..ll(una Moulton Play· """'' hllh l.aguna Canyon Road. l.,11!1111.1 11r.1d1 (49 4-0743). Pf'r· lor111.11" 1·" .1rr jtlvt'n Tuesdays 11111 •11.:I '>.1t11rrlays at fl. Sunday" al 'i If• 1111111 1>1·1 16. "TH£ BUTTERP'lftO&as ANGEL, MAR Y Al'(D JOSEPH, HEROD TR& NUT Al'(O TB& SLAOOHT&a or 12 HIT CAROLS Dlf A PZAJl Tll&IC,'' a 1 1.r .... 1111.1.,11mr romt'dy. Is bt-lng p~s· 1·111nl 11 tlw Nrwporl Theater J\rts 1•1111 r :.!"ill I Cliff Drive. Nt'wport lie 11 Ii 11>.11 ll21iR) Pt'rformam·cs arf' ~" • 11 I rul.1\., .ind Saturdays at Ii pm 11 ,, IL" I k. t 5 ............ llJ our on "BYE BYE BIRDIE,'' a mustral ,1 .... 11 '""'It in the-f'arly ·00s. 1 .. tht' 1 111 11 I lie· Curtain Call Dlnnf'r 11 .. 11t·r h!-Hl 1-.1 Camino Heal. Tustin " t>< I • ~111 Pt'rfonnances art' glvt"n 111..;1 ti\ ''" rpl Mondays al varying L-------------------------------1 1111 111111nw ... 1hrou~h Jan l3. "CAN CA.1'1,'' a Prrnch-navorcd !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 ,.., • 11 "' nn '!laj.\C' at thf' Grand 1111 111 r I h1•;i1rr . I Hotel Way. \11 II 1 1111 1772-77101 Prrfonnances, 111· I!"• n nti.thl ly c-xcepl Mondays al '·H 1111; 1 11r1Jln llmrs through J a n 6. "' V' V' "CHIP OFF OLTKPUS," a new 1 "",..'" 1 .. lx'tn$( prC8Cnlcd by th<' < .... 1.1 M1·.,,1 Civic Playhouse. 661 ll.11nt111111 SI . C08t fl Mrsa (650·5269). l'n11i.rm,.m ""'will bel(lvtn Thundays I hrit11j.!h ...... tlurdayit a( 8:30 Untll Dec. I V' ...... I ' "THE COMPANY or WAYWARD SMNTS," a t'omcdy about show "" '"'' .... l'I dark ror Thankflf(lvtng ""' k""" .11 •he San Clement(' Com· 111111111' I hrntrr. 202 Ave Cabrlllo. .... 111 1 1 .. 1111•111r (492-04651 F'lnal per· 1111111.1111 , . ., will I:)(' RJvcn Nov. 29 rlir •11L(h I k't I iU 8 p m. "THE CURIOUS SAVAO&," a vln· 1 1i:1 • •nn1-.ty. Is romplctlng Its run at "" <0.1rdrn Grove Community 11,. ·•l•·r <'hapman at St. ,Mark's. 10.11111 n C,rovr (897·5 122) F'rttal pc"r· GOURMET OYSTER BAR Join us for cuisine specially designed to be enjoyed any time of day -or nlte Ffesn SeofOod Pote • Escorgot Poslo • Specialty Dishes Gourmet Dessert• Copucclno _.;aa,;;..-.--Cocktolls • Wlne ii!~~-~=~~,.;:~ Patio Dining THE LEE FERRELL SHOW Featuring Hal Ratliff Wed . -Sat. from 9 p.m. Dancing 130 E. 17th St. (at Newpott Blvd.) ·646-HSS Op.n 7 dOyS 11 o.m. • 2 o.m. ~arle4uin ~ A DU.1tc, l'M1Nuc .aMI RICA ) I Ulflfll ')I llllU\ICAL A FUNNYmNG HAPPEDD11lf 'IRE WAY-. mMJM . 01te c1eo ,,. Cne1 W••••• 11i111su: 1 lyflCS lly S1ep1te" Sondlle1m -DU---&MUl.t.. -----------...,-~ --e-1-a..-i ....... e-1.~ .-,~ ............... .. ----. --..... c-.. ..._ ~""""""'"' ..,. ... AlllDTACO _,_,_6TMD ---·-AAA. c:mJ ~· -.......,,..._, .,_~-..--·--ON ~N#M 4' Vf» ---~-,---·----·· ~~-----~··· .... ,. ... ,. ,,...,. .... ~·==~ .. ::~ P-' --- ...... ... -.... --.... -... .... ..... ..... .. ... ... .. .... 18700~ DNd~ IMoe. CA 92715 ~-(714) &J.>2170 !A l J . , - 12 Pijot Weekender/ Friday, November 23. 19S. STUDIO CAFE II OFFERS JAZZ ••. P'romPa&e2 DANCE ••• Froa .... 2 . ' • with si~ salads. seven sandwiches and sixentrees. The salads.at$2.95 to $4. 95. are excellent buys and include a hearty-w1th-mcat-and<hecsechefs and a pleasant curried chicken with diced apple. There's also bay shnmp 1n half a papaya and a fresh fruit and cheese platter. kriowledgablechef, Nancy Taylor. w~o·sworiced in Franocanumberof years.as well as at Hemingway's. Nancy also creates the desserts. and hersoaringcheesecakc with the ..... fits achieved inaefnational acdaim for its innovative and individualistic -cJ\o~phy tha1 amplifies the tns~ d1tion that "California has bttn the fountainhead of somt of tbe strong- est. indigenous influences in Amen- can Dance." creamy Grand Mamierstrawberry sauce issmasbin~ . Sandwichcs($3.9S toSS.95) vary from the Croque Monsieur-opcn- facrcheese and ham. served sizzling hot -lo the French dip and an avocado 'n' Swiss burger. Lunch entrees include the StudioCafe's famous ribs and teriyaki or lemon chicken combo. at $6.95. as well as just the chicken. a low-cal plate (ei ther roast beef or beef patty), omelette. quiche and catch of the day. And the bcauty_ofitall is lhauwocan dine plenttfully(scrving.sare abundant) at Studio Cafe II. with drinks. for$2S to $35. Even more beau ti fut:<:omc early for a prime rib dinner for $6.95, Monday th roufh Friday from 4: 30 to 6:30! . The wine hst is short and sweet: just five white. but they ancJude Mont St. Michelle and Concannon chardonnays. The two reds are both cabemcts. Then there are those famousStudioCafedrinks. most of which~ so sweet that you might ordertbem in lieu of dessert. The 10 to 12 members have been hailed by the media for beina teehnl- caJly formidable. exuberant and sensitive. The company's versatility appears in all its facets: coocerts.. conventional to c11perimcntal reper- tory and classical to electronic 50unds. I've lunched here several times. and always. the service has been exemplary. Dinner echoes the Balboa menu. with all the familiartouches: the chilled. all-you-can-eat salad bowl with mushrooms. cucumbers and cherry tomatocsand thchouseranch-styledressing; the nice ly seasoned pilaf with The Wedge is tequila-based: the Scoop. an adult milkshake with Amaretto and Tia Maria. Or try the blue lightning of Adios Mother. or Long Island iced tea-all potent transfers from the peninsula. Five years ago when I interviewedAbramjan, hespokeofhisconccm with developing a restaurant with "a certain good feeling' ... a restaurant for people of all ages. He'sdone it apin. carefully orchestrating every detail. including the classical tapes ("not supermarket music") which set the mood during the day and ~forcjazz time. Lcwiuky is regarded as one of CaJifomia's premier dance choreo- graphers and performers. She was a star member of Lester Horton's modem dance ensemble for I 5 years. raisin, and wholegrain rolls. · En trees include all the old favorites. Ribs ($8. 95) are tender and moist wttha hearty barbecue sauce. You may choose between the two treatments oft he boneless chicken filet. at $7 .95. (Although I like the teriyaki chicken, which is nicely seasoned and not syrupy sweet. I lo~e the piquant lemon.) Or vou can combine chicken and ribs($9.50). A crock ofhomemade beans isa ---;elcomcaccompaniment. -· In addition. therc'sskewered shrimp-marinated in soy and ginger root. broiled with onions. bell pepper and tomatoes-and several specials oftl\cevening-which include steak and fresh seafood. He terms T he Studio Cafe ''the kind of place where I'd go." And with its casual "_good fcclings." thcenthusiastic andconccmedscrvicc. theexccllen1 values.1t~sa weTcomeaO<lition to thcarea-theldnd ofplaccwherca lot of people should llO! Admission is S9 for general ad- mission, $5 for UCI students and $7.50 for other students, senior citizens and UCJ staff.raculty and Alumni Association members. Tickets a~ available at the UC'I box offices. T1ckctron and Tcletron ou1rets. ror credit orders. call 856-6617 Tbeeveningofour v1st1 we sampled the halibut with fresh ginger (S 14.95).a lovely conce pt. nicel> prepared, reflecting the skill ofa. STUDIO CAFE, 320 I E. Pacific Coast Highway. Corona del Mar. 6 75-7 575. Lunch. Mon.-Fn. 11 -3:dinner nightly. 5-1 1: early bird dinners, Mon.-Fri .. American THE BARN Amencen. Lunch M-F 11-2 30 Dwlnel M-S from 5 PM Happy Hour M-F 4 30-7 PM Sun Champagne eutlel &unch 10-2 30 Entertaiomen1 & Dancing Banquet Fac11tliel;, 14982 Aedhlll. T uslln '730-0 11 5 THE ORIGINAL BARN FARMER STEAKHOUSE The orig1ne1 FeatUting display bfo.4- ing l unch Mon .frl 11-2. Olnflef nigfltly Mon -Fri from 5 p m .. Sal & Sun from 4 pm. 2001 Harbor Blv<1, Costa ~ 6'2-9771 HARBOR HOUSE CAFE Establlshed 11nce 1939 Omelette&, 25 va11e1ies S«ved 24 hours Sand- wiches. 30 va11elte1 Heated garden patio °'°'*served 5-10 pm. 3" 157 Coast Hwy . Dana P0tn1 (71 4) 496-9270 Al9o 16,3.& 1 Coast Hwy , Sunset Beach (213) 592-5404 PARADISE CAFE San FrimclSC8n style Fresh llSh and pasta PatlO dlf'llog Lunch M·F 11-3 Dinner Mon -Sal Trom 5 p m Happy Hr M-F 5-7 Wed ladles lllle 50c .... dnnJcs from 3 p m Banquet facililles 600 Newport Center Or . FasNori ISiand. Newport 8eech 6'4-1237 POOR RICHARDS KITCHEN 8reakfas1. lunch. dlnllef Palio dintng -wllh ~ -Modest pnca Beer I wlfl8 Famed for Belgian waffles Open dally lrom 8 a m 1198 S Conl Hwy in Vlllege Faire Mall, Laguna Beach 497· 1667 • PUFFINS "Naturally" cooked loode, trom pan- cakes to crepes to steak• An adven- ture lo natural eating Open Sun. thru Thurs. 8 a.m lo 11 p.m Frl & Sat 8 a m. 10 midn4ght VIS8/MC Casual Moderate prices 3050 E. Coot Hwy • Corona del Mar 6'0-1573. Chinese 4;30-6:30. Jan nightly. 8:10-1 2~30. - Good Tasres appears m rhe Weekender rwi~ a month. Continental AMPORTIR INN M1cnt.rraneen Room Continental Lunch M-F 11.30-2 30 Sun Brunch 10-3 Olnllef !Yorn 5·30 Happy Hovi M-F Entertainment & Dancang 7 nights a wee!<. Valet park- ing Banquet lacmues 18700 MacArthur. Irvine 833-2770. CAFE LIDO Newport's Cannery Village ,au spot Cozy almosphere Amencan. llaftan & Conunenlat menu Lunch M-F t 1-3 Dinner r'llghlly 6 p m. 10 mid- night En1ertalnmen1 nighlly 9-1 30 Sun iazz S8Sli0(1 3-7 Ample parking 2900 Newpor1 Blvd , Newpor1 Beach 675-2968. MARCEL'S _ Vollll Meroet. Dancing Wed. thfu Sat nights 10 Bozzy Box. 9 p m lo 1 30 a.m , Top 40'1 Lille Reggae trvery Fri & Sat !Yorn 9 30 p m a&citgammon Happy Hour 4· 7 pm SeMng Und· wlchas. 1oup1. sealood and croluants. 130 E. 17th St . Costa ...... 646-3666 RIVIERA Continental Chef Richard Bergner Since 1970.-.Wlmale dining. Lunch 11 30-3 Dimer ffom 5 p m Cao..d Sun & Ho4kleys Benquet roorn9 3333 S Brlllol, Coste M-. 540-3840. Fre nch aoN>UUX 100 W1nee S11¥er FOOd AwtlO Winner Lunchle TU. .frL Dlnnef M-S. Oc.d SVndays & Holldeys Of1 Brtatol llr'IO Randolph (between Beker ll'ld 8eet) then left onto St. Clair. 768 SI Clair, Coeta Meae. 540-3841. ORANGE COAST RESTAURANT . . DIRECTORY LE MIDI New In Newport, Old In tradition Falvorf\JI French Provencui~ dishes Ch9rmlng decor end almoaphlfa of lhe South. the Midi ot Frenc.. Lunch and dinner Tues. thrv Sun. Sun Brunett 11 AM to 3 PM. Ext....W. Calif and French wine lists. 3421 Via lido. Newpotl Beach. 1n plea near Hughes Marica!. 875-4904 Irish MUU>OON'I Home ot Aw.rd Winning lfWI Coffee Best corned beef and cebbege. lrllh stew and our Old Country pot rout. Guneel on 19'>. Opell 7 days a week. 202 Newport Canter Dr.. Feshlon lslend, Newport BMc:tl. 6-4()..4110. DONATB.Ll'I The Of1gNI since 1973. Now ~ In our new tocetlon. Serving our lamoue pcz:ze and pate, Dine In Of take out. 9430 Wam« 11 Bulhatd. Fountain Valley. a.tllnd Iha Slzz:ler. 983-5965. MARCELL Ge Famlly owned. &tal*hed lir'Oe t973. Pul-. YMI. plz;za. Specl9llzlng In Clopplno a.. & Wine ~ Seled bet Lunch Mon. ttwu Frt. dinner 1 ~ ..• week, Sunday 8runc:tl 10-3 p.m. 17502 Beecti BIYd. at 86ater, Huntington BNdl. 8-42-5505. Mexican • CMA lmXICAN ...,-AURANT Our food II • t,_, to Meldcol Ett tlrU 1972 Open cWy lrom I I 8 m, lot Udl 6 dinner. Coc:ktall Ent~ ment Wed. lhrv Set. ~ti In tM Burro Room. 298 E.. t7tti St • Coete Mau. c:.I 8-45-7826. TM8AMIGOI A place for peop6I Who ~eclt .. good MelCicert tOOd •t ~low prtces Open~· t t t.m. tot""'°' & dlnnel. OeilV ~ tipedell. o.nc. Ina Fri. & S.1. 10 p.m. to 1 a m. Top 40"'. rT1Ulic. Cat«lng. 2200 Hatbof Blvd.. K·M8'1 Plaze, Coeta Mau. 6'2-827 4 / 8278. Natural /Healthy PORTY CANIOTS , Oe4iclolJI fashion IOOd per Henry Sage<strorn. A greet ptac:e. lor dinner 'I days !Yorn 11 a.m. Sunc:My Ctlam- pagne Brunch Between BIJllocka and I. Magnlrt, So Coaat PlaZa. lower level 55&-9700 Steaks/Seafood llLACKMARDI Heerty Beef Entrees & SaatOOd. Lunch 1 t-3:30. Oinoer trorn 5 p.m Happy Hour M-F. Elnenllve Oys1er Bat. Two blodta south of JoM Wayne Airport 833--0080. THeCAl•BY FeetUt• trllh locel ... 1ooc1, Eastern t>Mf lunch. dinner. SUnday brunctl and Champegne brUnch. harbor ctUian Entertainment nightly and Sunday altefrloon. Lounge lood ~1- i.y. Hlltona-waremonr lindi'Tiat11 In Newport's Cannery VIiiage 3010 Lelayette e1s..5n1. RUSTY "1.ICAN Freeh IHlood end Iota of It Newport Beeoh -Lunch. dlnnat. SYnday brunch. CMwlovks Newpo(1 Bey 2735 W. Coetl HW)'. 6'2·3431. lrvlne - Lunch. cllMer, Nppy hol.H. 1830 Main. 545--4 77 4. TAU OF THe WHAti Open 1 days. BreekfMt 7 a m. M-F. Lunch t 1-.t M-f. Dinner 4-11 M-8 Set. & Sun. btunc:tl 1 ... ()yst9r bar Frt., Sal .. Sun. 8enquet tdtlle up lo 500. Entertelfwnent Wed.-8un. Pan- oremlc bey vtew. 400 Main St .. Belboe. 87~. I • J I • .. .. •• .. ' '· '·-~ ~ . L' L