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.......... _ Officia s s tlll puzzle over whereabouts team found the bodies of Richard M .
Brownell, 27, of Anaheim and Sandra
L. O'Grady, 25, of Huntington Beach
inside the cockpit Tuesday, about five
hours after 'the Cessna l 52 plunged
into the ocean~ about 200 yards from
the Newport Pier. ·
• craft three times this week and there
was no sign of a third . body this
morning when an Ocqnside-based
sa!v4e crew raised the airplane from
about 48.fcet of water.
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two-seat plane.
Eisiminter's car wa1 found perked
at John Wayne Airpo!t where the
Cessna normally is tied down when
not in use. accordina to National
Transportation Safety Board inspec-
lOl' Allan Crawford.
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-O-.:::-:--."'-:'~-Ei1i minter. 1dntified 11 a
ptedsioG 1ntpeetor at McDonael Doullas in Huntina10n Badl, ._ noc bttn teen by his parents wbe live
in Irvine or his employen since the
accident, KC:Ordin• to.~ty Cor-
OneT Richard Rodnpez. ~ _
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of stude n t pilo~ la s t seen with victims
By STEVE MARBLE
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A 1>ri va te salvage team today raised
lhe sunken fuselage of a sinale-cngine
airplane that crashed off the coast of
Newport Beach early lhis week,
leaving mystery and speculation in its
Coaat ·
_High ~hool students and
their parents agree to
rules on drinking./ A3 l
Character actor J. Pat
O'Malleyof San Juan
Capistrano Is dead at the
age of 80./ A3
~lfomla
A woman who apparently
believed police were her
friends, leaves her estate
to police department/ A4
Nation
Most recent artificial
heart recipient might go
back to surgery due to
excessive bleeding./ A4
Rand McNally comes out
with best/worst city
survey and Pittsburgh
comes out on top of the
heap./A5
World
lrlsh Republican Army
takes credit for attack on
police headquarters that
killed nine officers./ A4
Shultz, Ortega appear
ready to meet to talk
peace. After all, they're
staying In the same hotel
In Uruguay./ A4
Sports
Southern California Col-
lege's basketball team
runs to 115-82 playoff
victory. /C1
Golfer Juli Inkster, who
will participate In the Un-
Iden LPGA Invitational
next week, has made her
mark on the tour./C1
USC's basketball team
outlasts UCLA In a four-
overtime struggle. /C2
Date book
Jeff Pearson rides out the
last of the country and
western music wave.
/Pege3
Two-bit roadside diner
suhject of 'Wally's Cafe'
at Harlequln./Page 11
Bualneae
A natural human cancer-
destroying substance Is
ready for large-scale
1rlals as a cancer treat-
ment./CI
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wake.
Federal il)vestigators, who plan to
inspect the wreckaae late today, said
they hope ir will provide an answer ro
the lingering question of· how many
people perished in the plane crash.
An Orange County Sheriff's dive
Ql~n ln Dtaney
Lt. Dick Olson said there is
evidence a third person was aboard
the airplane but a body has not been
recovered.
Divers searched the submerged
The wr~kage W.s towed to New-
port Dunc$ in'the Back Bay where it
was to be inspected.
Although there still 1s no absolute
evidence, authorities believe a stu-
dent pilot named Kevin Lee Eisim-
inger. 30. may have been aboard the
P'lnt trade etadeaC. of llarlan Vromana
clue at El llorro School in Laaana Beach
watch !'fancy Goodman, an IDterlor de-
•tcner draeed u Allee ln Wonderland,
draw Dt.ney lllatrattone. Ber ·mother
worked for Walt-Dt.ney Stadloe u an
111uatrator for each moYlee u .. Snow
White," .. Cinderella•• and .. P'a.ntaala. ••
The Ylalt wu to promote tile ReadlnC la
Fan procram.at the echool.
.U .N. needs ref Orlli,.
British-envoy. tells··
. county audience
By SCOTT STODDARD
There was a ume w~en Americans
viewed the United' Nations with
enthusiasm. No longer. says Sir John
Thomson, Britain's ambassador to
the U.N. .. •
Nowadays, he said, Amencans
view the 159-mcmber coalition with
hostility and indifferen~.
Thomson. son of Nobel Prize
winner Sir George Thomson, spoke
Thursday ni&ht before 400 members
of the World Affairs Council of
Orange County at the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel. •
The World Affairs Council. a non·
partisan organization of Orange
County citizen·s interested in issues
alTectmg American forei$fl and (fe.
fensc policy. invites prominent world
polittc.'ll figures like Thomson 10
speak at 11s I 5 annual meetings.
The ambassador, the United King-
dom representative to the United
Na\1ons since I 982;jomcd the British
Foreign Office in 1950. He served as
British h1$h commissioner in New
Delhi. India, from 1977 to 1982.
Thomson rt'adily admits~nit
ed Nnuons has its problems.
He cited the Heritage Foundation.
which described ,1he U.N. as a bod,y
that threatens democracy. liberty and
Sir John Thomaon
economic development. The fou n-
dation. Thomson· said. also describes
(Pleaee eee UNJTED/ A2)
Friends of lfroWnc:ll and O'Grady
recaJled seein1 the couple leave a
Westminster nl&htclub ear1y Tuesday
with-a man. The lhne uid they were
goina flyina. witnesses stated-
otson ori,;nally ttporttc:Ptbt dw
bodin of BrowneU and 0'-0118cfy ~
discovered stral>J>CC:l to·their ~ ia .
the submaaed airplane.
· ~ (Pleue .-D&ATB/AS) ~ -.
LagUJ:?.a p~l ~ce
seek clues to ·
hit-run driver
Mot orist struck
already-injured
victim of accident
By ROBE RT HYNDMAN
Qf .. AlllJ,.. ....
Laguna Beach police are seeking
witnesses who may help them ident-
ify the hit-and-run driver who struck
the already injured victim of a
I laguna Canyon Road accident and
sped away early Saturday.
Witnesses at the scene described
the hit-and-run driver as a white male
in his late 20s, st.anding about 5 feet I 0
inches tall with a medi\lm t\µ1ld . He
was clean shaven with shon dark hair
and wore a sponscoat. police u:affic
investigator Danell Adams said.
The car was described as a small
white compact, 1>0ssibly a hatchback.
with either blue striping or black
molding along the Sldes, Adams said.
Anyone with information about
he accident 1s being asked' 10 call
Laguna Police at ,497-331 L
According 10 witnesses to the earl)-
moming a<:'C1dcnt. the dnver was
rraveling casrbound on Laguna Ca-
nyon Road at Big Bend when be
struck Harry Stone, 32. of West-
minster. dragging him several yards .
along the roadway.
Witnesses said the driver stopped
and waJked over to the injured Stone
-before setting back in his ca~...:and
speeding 1tway-with his-hbdtights.
switched off. -
"One of the witnesses told him
'Hey. you hit this guy,' but he just
turned around and sped pff," Adams
said.
Stone was crawljng away from the
wreckage of an dtlicr accident in
which two-people were killed when be
was struck by the hit-and-run driver.
He was listed in fair condition this
momins 1n·the intensive care unit at
Mission Community Hospital in
M1ss1 on Vie10
stone's BMW collided wilh a
Toyota traveling 1n the opposjte
direction a( abou1 2:45 a.m. Saturday.
ktlhng its passengers -.. Joennc
Cove)'. 22. of Laguna Nigucf and
~ark.Corsetti. 26. of South l.agu~
The wreck forced lhe closure of
Laguna Can}'on Road for nearly nine
hours as police 1nvcsugated-the
accident~
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Equestrian-Center
-a-t Crystal Cove
reduced to rllbble
40"Tear-old stables •.
-appa r entlYdtdn't fit
state· spark plans
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
OflfleO., ..........
For near'1y 40 )'Cars. the tables
overlooking the ocean "ere a land·
mark at Crystal ("ove talc Park
Horses could be boarded. or rented
for leisurely afternoon ndcs along the
trails th.at twisted through the scenic
bluffiops just nonh of Laguna Beach
But no" all that remains arc:" piles of
wooden planks and othff debns.
Demohuon of the stables was
completed Thursda~ What 's left will
be hauled a"a) in com mg days.
It' been six months stnce the state
Park and Recreat ion Comm1ss1on
c:"ndC'd a con1ro\'c:"rs1al banle and
decided the <;ta hie\ \\OU!d not be part
of Cru1al <. o' e talc:" Park's future. Whal~ rec;troom ... 1ra1ls and other
rccrcauonal facil111e!> are planned.
comm1<:<:1oncr; felt a bus~ness 'that
hoard<, prl\ a1cl~ 0\\ ned n orses
'ihould not Ix' alloWNl lo operate on
(Plea9e aee lt'ORSE/ AS) -
Bounty's
jobless ·
tollrises
Sewage, not dump, blamed
for pollution off the coast
By JEFF ADLER .. °' .................
Unemployment in Oranae County
lu rched upward fro~mber's 16-
year low of 3.5 percent to 4.3 1n
1anua accofding to state jobless
•figures released.Thursday. -
The reason for the increase was
attributed to anticipated seasonal
(Pleue ... COUNTY I A2)
you'll find th•
beat 8uto buya •long
1he Or•nge Cwt lft
today!a Auto Piiot ..
-P119~81
By the A1toclated Press
Polluuon off the Southern-(ah-
fom1a coast 1s senous but the problem
was caused matnl} h' scw~r outfalls
and not ocean Ooor dumps, sc1eni1s1s
say. "" The deep-water dumps. which were
u~d legally fr'\)m the1a1e 1940s to the
1 early 1970s. were studied as far back
as 1971 by the South.cm Cahfom1a
Coastal W.at~ Rcsca~ Pro1cct.
"h1ch said at the umc 1ha1 11 did no1
consider them a s11nificant factor 1n
ocean pollution. ~
4-hhough the polluuon pronle01 1s
serious. there was genernl agrccmt"llt
Thursday among sc1cn11m that the
manne en' 1ronment 1s 1mpnn 1n(I
and that there appca~ to br no
immediate threat to the publu. health
The assessment b sc1ent1sts and
go vernment officials follo"<'d a R"-
pon bv telcv1s1on station KC BS.
which ~1d that DDT. C)an1de pol)'-
chlorina}ed b1phenyls and other tax-ic
\uh tanc~ \\tre dumped 1n the <>C'C:.ln
:'0 miles nonh of\aiahna Island and
I r m1lei; WC'il of Palos Verdes pt"nm-
sula tor t\\O decade
Much of tht" 1nforma11on on the
dump 1s rolltamed · in· repons
prepared for the U. _Environmental.
Protcl·tion .\gene~ lho~ rcpons.
Jlrc"parcd hv a om ate consulung firm .
(Pleue He SEW AG'&/ A2)
Huntington tr_aff~c tieups m _ay be UJ)Srtqrled
EDITOR'S NOTE: nt1 11 Uie fin frccwa)'S. motorists fight bumper-I~
of tw• ta.riet oa traa1portatMll u4 bumper battt..1 each day Just to act to ....,. ., &M tit way lteaackl a f~a .
s no '"'D --dams and Ham1 ton l\cnucs-1nto
C'O\ta Mesa or dod&in1 tourists on
Icy ma) Or and an e,·professor at the
UC Inuit' Tran portat1on 11,l mute
~.fine! gridl~ bit JOk1ngl , a
~.," •.nc-sett0ut of11',c car
and walks on the tops of tht other
backcd·up \.thick 10 get to his or her
de 11nat1on
ht h11MeNtee ""''tF lht Pml)-' ft' ~ ;car,-___ ,.
Onl~ Oltt'lic'' 1alt..1na abQut
million ~t dollars for lhc mo \ hud-
p.rc~ pro)CUS' 1n...W~4."'" nd
takini thr \fX>lllght is the IQ miles ot
Bcalh Bouk' ard that "tend from
lmpcr1AI Hfl.h\\3) to La Habra 1n tht'
nonh 1011'1(1>ar1fic oa 1 H 1ghwa)' tn
It\ c tied Buch Boulevard for the
fi,c:" mile-<; that run' throu&h Hunt-
.. ,,
Commuters in Hunttngton Beach Pac1fk C"oa t Ht•hway, .but travtltna
may have the lOu~ t, lonac t tnd north on Beach Boulevard m the
most llfM-CODIUmtftt traffit annd '" monul'\a an~ retum1f'I home at niJhl
c'pcrts patntt'd a anm p1cturt' of
clogcd h11h-.a)<1 SC'll1n1 wof"CiC,
llim t by the hour NEWS PER ~P[CTI~[ -~-~<."tt· ~· nett' ,c..l"-~
Ontnae County: ran be c lNCiahna. ·
tuck ;n lM far we rc rn rtache°i. of • "It'' not at the Point of gndlock
the count)' with no north-'°uth )Ct," Sl)'5 traffic cxp,en Al Holhndcn.
f rceway 19 connccr them to the ' n "but 11'' clo to it •
Daer.a. nta na or Costa cY H!>lltnMn. ~ former oun\atn al-
But th• ballo1 mt'a<1urc that would
have 1'11sN 'IOmc S' h1llt(l0 O\Cr 15
)e&N for frttwa). t11ah~a\ Ind tran 1t
ptOJCCIS wa hal'fin1'tcd b~ \OIC~ b\
a 21 Ho-I maram \nd traffic con·
d11100\ n•rta1nly ha \cn'l impro\'C'd r
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Y ct ht'lp mt&ht be .on 'he ~•> ~tan 00cllc, th e'C<'Uli\(' dtft'\.tOr
of\hc Oran rount)' Tran!>l'()l'Ult1on
C'omm1Uton1 promo11naa <'ouplcol'
wa> s to ,,ct monc\ for loc;il proJC t' -,,
H1jhV. ' N 1n the 01hcr c\ihl CIUC,
and unincorporated tcmtof"\. 1t tral\ • 'enc mclud1n1 \\ C\tmin,tcr ~tan-
ton -\n;ihe1m anJ Sutna Par~
Oftchc -.nhthchlcwn orOran < ounh ~upcr' 1~r Hamtn 1cder
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DtlDM end temperetur• d fell ecroee Southern
Callomla Ml1y Saturdey •low doudt end tog moweln ~om the
<oc:iMn to the coutef mounlllk'I ~ the Nttlontl WMtt.
Service said.
The deep lntruM<>n or the mertne leY9f' wm be the rMUrt or low
ptMtUre deot1IQ91ng OYef ~eda end Southern Calltoml•'•
deMtt ., .. , bec:aUM of a 11orm thet wee moving eouttlward
lllonO the Rociclee-tOdey, the WMlhef ~Mid Atono the Ofange eo .. t It w111 be mostly cloudy 1ontgh1 anc:t
Saturdey morning b«:omlng partly cfoudy Saturday afternoon.
Local morning drlale Saturday. Coot« Saturd~ with htoh• alt
., ... 58 to 65. Overnight tows <45 to 53.
Tempt
Hlgll. low '°' 24 l\OUf9 anding et 5 1.111 •
.. La IO 41 AIOMy . 31 12 ~
Albuq\MWQUe " 35 ....,..._. 71 10
Amatllo '2 40 ........... .. 17
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Atl#lll 81 ... 65 ,.
Atl.,,lic City 4!> 35 H9wO<INN ·15 5$
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eo.1on 3t 30 ~· 80 !lot ..... 15 41
8uflal0 37 36 :=r.: « 21 Eur•• 82 ..
CMC* 31 2t ..... 33 27 Ft9110 1$ ..
Cf>arleeton S C 84 .. P0t11M1G.Ot M 44 l.lnceat• 71 36 Chwlellon, W v St 25 .Pr ovtdenc4 ,. 25 LOe...,.... .. $5
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Chlea.00 4$ 31 Reno 81 28 Red 81uft 78 43
Clnctnnel• &O 33 Alcllmon<I 62 27 ~Clly 71 ..
CleYelAncl 46 34 St LOUii 5f 43 s--•o 74 4 ..
Columbu•. Oil 48 30 St Pet• Tempe 7t 67 Salin• Conco<d NH :it 25 Seit Laite Ctty lt 25 ,.,, Diego eo SS
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Sant• ... -· 63 4t se 26 St Si. MMoe " 35 o.n-Slodrton 74 0
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Sen ltefnttdlfto 73
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DEATH PLANE RECOVERED •.•
· FromAl
Bu1 C-rawford said today that only
Brownell's body was found buckled
to a seat and that O'Grady's body was
"free" of the scat. · ·
.. Whether that means she was
riding back m a cargo area and that
someone else was in the other scat, I
don't know." Crawford said. "I could
be that she was in the seat and the belt broke."' ·
The Cessna 152 1s constructed to
accommodate only two person~ said
a spokesman' from Martin Aviation at
John Wa yne Airport. He said a small
person could squeeze behind the two
· scats but that such an arrangement
could create "prtcanous" flying con-
ditions.
Seyeral people who WCT'C'"' on the
city-owned pier at the time of the
crash said the airplane cleared ~he
pier by only 10 feet and made a sharp
tum before crash in~ into the ocean.
The plane sa(lk immediately. wit-
nesses said.
UNITED NATIONS TROUBLED ..•
From Al
the U.N. as.. a. "powerful ~a$c for
Soviet espionage and propaganda ..
that fosters cronyism. high salaries
and ts wasteful.
Although he does not support all of
those cba[ges, Thomson _agreed that
the Security Council, a subdlV'i~on of
the United ·Nations General As.-
scmbly, is becoming a platform for
propapnda.
"We have fallen tnto the very bad
habit of lettmg anybod~ speak.
whether they have any connection to
the subject or not. ·or whether their
remarks are relevant or not.•· Thomp-
son said.
"What goes on there (in Security
Council mcettogs~is fairly un -
productive talkath ·• dded.
U.N. committees. 1n me cases.
are also hampered by meffic1ency
induced by overlapptng and oc-
casionally contradictory duties.
To correct the problem. Thomson
urged decisions made in the General
Assembly be binding for all sub-
groups within the assembly.
.. In order to make this huge
orpnization ... work with anything
hk~ efficiency. it does mean a $Ingle
head. and I trunk the ~etar}
General should be that," Thomson
said. 'There 1s no mechanism by
which one person sitting round that
table has any authority over the
other." ·
Healsostrcssed the n~d forsetung
priorities and controlling finances.
"Things arc always· being added to
the budget. and they are always being
added to the agenda but nothing ever
seems to be taken off." Thomson
said. ,
"We still ha\e things on tbe agenda
that were put on 1n the 1940s and
haven't been debated."
Waste is another pr<iblem. he
added.
For example. one contingent held
its annual meeting last year tn
Bangkok. Thailand. at a cost of more
than $500.000. Jn addition. the
United Nattons churns out an exorb1-
t~nt amount of. paperwork -200
resolutions contatning about 700
million pages arc produced each year.
If placed end to end those pages
would circle tJ]e earth fi ve ttmes.
Thomson said. • · ·
.. I'm not aware of anybody who has
read all of them (the resoluttons) . I
certamly haven't, .. 'ThomsoE._sa1d,
adding, .. There are. 1n short, a
number of things like that in which
the U.N. makes an ass o' itself."
Despite' its problems. the United
Nations must not be ignored.
Thomson said, stressing that careful
public scrutiny can help maintain
peace.
"On the whole. it does make people
a bi( cautious when they stand up
before the world and explain what
they·re doing and why they're doing
I I."
.. Some of their more passionate
arguments do sound remarkably stu·
pid when they're droning on in the
late. afternoon ... and it does have
some inhibjting effect," Thomson
said. in that allows one to let off
steam.
In many cases. Thomson said that
U.N. action has prevenred leaders
from taking drastic action against
their foes. In one case, Thomson said
the Security Council was effective in
banning chemical weapons in the
lran/lraq war.
Other confrontattons. such as the
Israeli invasion of Lebanon, would
have led to more devastating conse-
quences had it not been for United
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1COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES UP ...
F rom Al
layoffs tn the retail trade and con·
struct1on mdul>tnes and 1n govern -
ment along with surprising layofTs 1n
manufacturing, explained Alta Yet·
ter. a labor market analyst w11h the
State Employment Dc'clopment De-
partment.
The monthly aceounllng of em-
ployment trends reflected an 1ncr~a~
ut I 0,800 . county res1dent'i who
reported the} were unable to find
woFk 1n January. All told. 56.100
people said they were JOblc'>s la'>t
month. ·
"Our trend was 1n l\{l e with the
'>late and California. wh1c)i both went
up a point or more " Yetter said
"Yot. would expect Orange Count) to
follow SUI\. ..
But despite the increase. Orange
( ounty's trad1t1onall ) low un -
em ployment rate climbed only sltgh t·
ly •n state standings. rising from the
lowest of any major me1ropolt1an
area to second lowe'>t Only the Bay
Area's Sa n Mateo ( ount". wtth a 4
percent rate. bested the Orange C oun-
t) figures.
~tatew1dc. joblessness increased
from 7 perce nt in December to 7.J
percent last month while Los Angele'
County saw tt5 rate JUmp from no x
percent between DeccmberandJanu·
ar.
·:--.iat1onall). unemployment stooJ
at 7 4 rn January. a 'iltght increase
over the 7 2 i><:rcc·nt level reported in
December. Both the sta te and U.S.
unemplo) ment rates are adjusted to
account for seasonal employmen t
Ouctuat1ons.
Yctter predicted Februal') un-
emplo) ment will rcmatn "fairly
close" to January'<; lc~cls ·and not
exceed S percent.
"We will not sec a big improve-
ment 1n ·February. but on into the
(spnng) season gains will boosi the
total JOb count." Yetter ~1d.
Janual') layofTs. accord.1_ng 10 the
fDD tabulation'>. included 4.500
retail workers rdeased after the -
holiday buying season concluded ,
1.700 government workers. mostly
school or college employees and
1,500 construction workers. the vic-
tims of a seasonal decline in construc-
tion.
The unexpected la)ofT of 600
workers in manufacturing Jobs plus
scattered JayofT'i tn computer manu-
fact u r•ng. fabricated metals.
furniture. printing and food pro-
cessing also cohtributcd to th e in-
crease. Yetter said.
On the other hand. the opening of a
new hotel resulted tn 500 new service
industry jobs wh ile the agri cultural
industry be&an gearing up for the
!>prtng planting seal>on by hmng 400
employees.
Yeller said i.he expected additional
la yoffs in manufacturing this month.
but believes they will be ofTset' by
hmng fh other sectors of the county·s
CC'OnOm.)4espec1ally the construction
trade!> and aJncullurc
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~-53 36 l*iod. H'9111 58 10 88. ~ Nw 48. Swell direction: aoulllwMI 3:19 p.m.
SEW AGE B'LAMED FOR POLLUTION ...
From Al
estimated 'that I 0,500 tons of toxic
industrial was.tes were dumped at the
site between.1947 and 1972.
In add1t1on. 14 ocean-floor dumps.
including the one mentioned by
KCBS, were studied 12 years ago by
the Southern California Coastal
Water Research Project. Th~ study
found that the dumps contributed
less than I percent of the contami-
nants found offshore.
Lew Sch1nazi. chief of the
surveillance section of the Regional
Water Quaiity Control ·Board, said
the dump sites arc "no secret that's
been kept by the regional board." He
said rtlat the history of the program is
included in the board's records and
that "those records a public rccords.
··Anyone who interested in
ocean dumping could look at them."
he said. "There was never any
intention to hide anything. It was Just
that it was thought to be a known fact
that there was dumping going on in
those early years."
Schinazi said he does not believe
that the dump sites are major con-
tributors to the area's pollution,
"based on the fact that fish caught in
that area have been analyzed" and
not found to contain high quantities
of toxic substances.··
David A. Bro\vn;a biochemist who
heads the chemistry program for the
Southern California Coasta1 Water
Research Project. said evidence in·
dicatcs that t~e old dumps contribute
far less contamination than'the area's
sewage outfall systems.
Bro~n lla1d research indicates that
the concentration of contaminants is
far lower near the offsh.ri re islands
than it is closer to shore.
"We have known for a long. time
that there were senous problems
along the coast, panicularly as they
related to Palos Verdes." he said.
"But we have not seed evidence of a
serious problem at the dump sites.':
Willard Bascom, project director of
the ~Southern California Coastal
Wilter Research Project, said "t~cre's
no question that DDT disc
between I 968 and I 972 were rca ly
damaging. It really was an ecological
disaster. No one has ever denied that.
"But. you can't go on forever about
what ttappehcd 12 years ago. The
question is what is happening now,
and-wha1 can yo u do about it."
BEACH BOU~EV ARD UPGRADING EYED •.•
From A l
was in town the ot her day to drum up
support for thewototype plan.
It 's called a super street concept.
and it envisions turning congested ~
Beach Boulevard into a smooth·
sailing highway where ears can go
from one end to the other at a steady
35 miles an hour with a minimum of
stop lights.
$40 million. he says.
Oftelie and the county transpor·
talion commissioners really gel
creative when trying to finance the
program.
They'd like to tap into something
called the Petroleum Violat'ors
Escrow Account that's made up of
fines imposed on the big oil com-
panies for overcharges, Oftclie said. "It's the most sophisticated way of
moving people short ofa freeway," he said. California is slated to get SI 00
Beach Boulevard was designed to milli<?~ a ye~r from the a~count. It's
haodle abo_ui_ 45Jl00 veb.ielcs_trips_a__ .fiches 1.d' 1ha1 lhuu .a pretty
day and it's straifling under a load of good chance that the locals can
«bout 65.000 vetticles. extract enough money to turn Beach
Oftetre-is proposing tllat some Boul.evard into a prototype "energy-
"Oyway" bridges be built over the efficient, fuel-saving roadw~y ... The
reall y congested interse~tions (E<f. plan reportedly has the backing of the
1nger Avenue IS a glaring example) so state .Department of Trans~r:tat1on
moionsts ca n stay free of cast-west and the state Energy Comm~ss1on.
traffic. Orange County supervisors ap-
The plan wou ld also call for proved S 170.000 th is week to study ~ynchron.izing traffic lights and build· the super-street concept.
mg a series of turnouts for buses so Hollinden , the former transpor-
they won't tie up traffic as ~hey stop tatiQD professor turned consultant,
for passengers. Parallel parking prob-said that the super street is about the
ably wou ld be prohibited to head off only way t()jquecze more vehicles
delay of cars getting in and off parking onto Beach 8'ulevard. Financial and
lanes. legal aspects resulting from relocation
The work can be done for $30 to of residents. he said, make a north·
..
south freeway out of the question.
A freeway along the Beach
Boulevard route was beaten down by
anti-freeway people m the early
1970s.
The outcome. Hollinden says,
leaves Huntington Beach with the
highest percentage of commuters in
Orange County who drive 40 minutes
or more to work.
"We chose 40 minutes," he said.
"because anything over that is m-
tolerable1l d theJ w_o11CpC,tfot.mance
su ers."
Hollinden said that man y workers
in ttJ~ aerospace industry· ~9.v~d to
Huntington Beach from the Tor-
rance-South Bay area many years HO
when the drive took about 20 to 25
minutes.
The trip to Irvine and Newport
Beach for jobs around John Wayne
Airport for people in west Hunt·
inston Beach also takes up to 45
mmutes.
It seems that }OU have to stop at
every traffic hght -just like every-
where else in Huntington Beach.
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On the surface. it .ound odd -a tecn-.r Ind a
parent voluntarily sian a COdU'act llipulati111 tha1 neitbe:r
will drin.k and dnve. ~
''1 aaret to Q ll you for advice and/or transportation 11 ,
'lftY how, fr0tn any place, ilJ Im ever in a tit..a&ioA Where
I have been drinkii,, ora friend or date who is drivifta me
hu been drinkinL' the iecn•s aareemcnt reads.
For the parent. the contract states: "I isrM to come
and tel you at any hour, any place, no quesLions ukcd and
no arpa:mern at \hat time. or I will pey for a taAi to brina
you home safely. I expect we would diJcu.s this issue at a
la~time."
1t•1caJJed the Contract for L1(e and forms the buis (or
a new senseofcooperitton between adults and hiah school
st\ldcnts in combatina the danaerous problem o( drunken
drivina. That cooperation will .be demonstrated next Wttk
when students and pa~t.s ptt1Cnt programs at four
Newport-Met.a hiah.schools in con1unction with National
Dns and Alcohof Awattness Week.
How co mputers ha ve changed the publications field
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Collcge. scheduled fronr9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the coHege
lhe week wiJI be h1ahl iahted by a visit Wednesday at
Corona dcl Mar Hiah by Dr. Miller Newton, a nationally
known authority on adolcsc:tnr drug use. Newton will
address students at mom in& assemblies and speak apjo to
parents at 7:30 p.m. in the Little Theater at Cor-00.a. dcl
communication center.
James L. Carr and Georfrey Sickler from the
Honeywell Information Ce nter in Los Angeles will discuss ,
howcomputerscan increase productivity and efficiency in
technical writing. illu strating. layout and distribution. For
infonnation on registration and fees. call Joy White at
770-8339.
Teatlng the waters
Thl• coaple bra•ea the aarfllne at Corona
del Mar State Beach wbere water temper--· aturea were In the mid-to upper 5o. thla
week.
Mar Hi&h School. -
Whilt"-the, school distnct's Parents Who Care
organization is sponsori.na the ·events. the Students
Agai nst Driving Drunk group at Corona dcl Mar Hi&h
School is helpina with the planninaand will introduce the
speakers. '. _
P•~~.~:h~=:~~~:!!., by o •. · Murkder ~usp~ct practiced
Mill~r Newton. aul~?r of"Not My K.id: ~ Pareiil'SGUl'"<fc mar -Sl]J~a· nsh1· p brother says to-Kids and Drugs, Sunday at 2 p.m. m St. Margaret's ---· f Episcopal School. 3164 1 La Novia Ave~: San Juan
"The awareness has really increased." says Scott
McManigal . a 16-year-old junior and co-president of
SADD. ''The majority of people think drinking and
dnvmg tSJUSt stupid and won't do tt." •
While the message isn't new. it ha5 added meanina
when delivered by fellow students, says Jill Tyler. also a
SA DD co-pr~sidcnt and Corona det Mar Junior. •
"It's called posi1ive peer pressarc," says T)'ler, 16. "If
the) Stt other people not dnnking and driving. they'll
"'ant to be the same." Capistrano.
Newton will speak on teen-age drug use. its
prevention and the rehabilitation process. A SI donation
1s requested. and funher information m.ay be obtained by
cont.act• ng Judiane Geissler at 661-7 381. ·
Jazz Eti.emble to play at UCI
The V&{,.vinc Jazz Ensemble. directed by Alfred
Lang. wiU perform Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Fme Ans
Concen Hall on the UCI campus.
Tickets arc $4 fo r general admission and $3 for
students and senior citizens. Reservations ma.y be
obtained by calling the box offi ce at ~56-6616.
A.faaka program In Va/ley __:_
,,.--X fi lm presentation on AJaska will be offered Sunday
afternoon by La rry Beck at the Claim Jumper Restaurant.
18050 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley .•
Spo"nsored by the Travel Travel and Westours travel
agencies. the program will be presented from 2 to 4 p.m.
ComP,l imentary tickets may be arranged by calt1ng 964-6565. ~ • .
OCC often craft claaes
Springtime craft classes wi ll begin Monday in the
sewi ng lab. Home Economics 103. at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa.
OCC' qu1lt1ng instructor Joan Littlefield will conduct
the four-week course from 6:30 to 9:30 Monday evenings.
Registrati on and further 1nformauon may be obtained by
calling 432-5880.
Rablea cllnlc •et In Orange
A neighborhood anti-rabies vaccination clinic will be
held Tuesday at the Orange County Animal Shelter. 56 1
City Dri ve South in Orange.
~ Sponsored by the Animal Assistance League. the
cl inic will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. For further
information. call the county a~1mal shelter at 634-~287.
By STEVE MARBLE
Of h 0.., ,._. IWI
A man accused of fatally shooting
Huntington Deach computer en~
nccr James D. Hughes in a plot with
the dead man's wife, took target
practice with a .22-caliber rifle a week
before. the murder. according to
testimpny given Thursday.
The brother of accused killer Adam
Salas Rarnir~z also identified the rifle
used to shoot Hughes as being similar
to one he kept hidden under a bed in
his Morongo Valley home in the
desert. ·
"We had a IJUn - an old iun -in
the house," said Willie Ramirez. who
said he discovered the weapon miss-
ing after he'd learned his bcolhec bad
been arrested for murder. ,
Shown the rifle purponcdly used to
kill Hughes. the witness told Pros-
ecutor Richard Toohey that the
wea~n was ··similar" to the gun that
va nished from his house.
.. It looks about the same." he said was set up by Mrs. Hughes who
while viewing the gun. actuall) killed her husband and
.Adam Ramirez. 43. and Jeanette persuaded Ramirez to ~Ip h~r cover
Hughes .. the 30-ycar-old wife of the up the murder.
dead man. are-accu~ of smothering • Wllhe Ramirez. a witness for the
andsllootingHughcs as be slept in his prosecution m the firsHkgree
bed Jan. 10. 1984. murder tnal. described his brother as
Ramirez and Hughes · plotted the a "womanizer" whose own marriage
death to collect a $440,000 life was rocky and laced with separations.
i,nsuranoe policy. *cording to pros-He said he saw his brother and Mrs.
In add1uon. several studCnts recently were trained in
a new program to offer help and information lo others
concerning drug and alcohol use.
"Overall. their prOlf'Bms..have had the sin&leireatcst
impact here on awareness of dnnking and driving." sa1d
Dennis Evans, pri ncipal of Corona dcl Mar High School.
Evans said SADD's programs and message reach
students m every group at school with positive results.
"When their peers talk. it becomes very effective."
ecutor Richard Tool'lcY.~}. HuJttes tQJether several times but
Both defendents, who were roman-believed his brother was "just using -
tically involved prior to the her." OBITUARIE s
homicide, deny there was any con-Louise Cater. Adam Ramirez' sis-Ch · t t
spiracy. Each blames the other forthe ter. testified that she intercepted a a .,..I_'.) c er a c or
murder. "love letter" from Mrs. Hughes to J. Cl
Mrs. Hughes was asleep next to her Ramirez prior to the murder. ··
husband when Ramirez broke into The sister also stated that on the J 01_'.) t 0 I I laJ1ey lhe Huntinat.o_n Bcakh bou&. and day before the murder. Mrs-Hughes £ Q lt'J4
fired the.fataJ shots, according to the called her house three of four times •
woman's.attorney Don Rubright. askmg for Ramirc1. d • • c • t
Rubnght said his client called the Ramirez was arrested just minutes 1es 1n ap1 S ran 0
police rcponinga burglar had shot her after the murder when a,Huntington '
husband. Beach patrolman spotted the man J Pat O"Mall'"). \\>hose character rotes in films. plav. s Ramirez. according to his attorney. traveling 1n a brown Toyota rel1ca "' '-and tele' 1s1on rang~d from a hea') 1n a Lass1t' movie to
Japan auto restraints to be lifted
that Mrs. Hughes told police had been T"eedle Dee for D1snt') and a pan on .. M) Favontt' stolen by the burglar. Officer Michael Dillon said he was Manian:· has dic~d at.80 Fam11\ mem~rs said the stoppea lO his squad car near the Irish-born and London-WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-urge the Japanese to .ex tend their
dent Reagan won't interfere with the voluntary expon restraints on auto-
lifting of Japanese restrain ts on mo~iles ~o th~ United States .... In
automobile sales to the Untied States. tak ing this action. I .hope that we can .
the Wh ite House announced today. look forward to reciprocal treatment
. . . by Japan." Thedec1s1on1se~pected to rcsullin ' The Unt<ed States and Japan
m<_>re less e~pens1vc Japanese cars recently agreed 'lo discuss tow~ring
bemg sold . tn . the Unued Sta.tes, .._Japanese trade barriers to Amencan-
generally bnngana down auto pnces made electro nic and tcle-
for U.S. consumers. communications equipment. forest
In a brief written statement. Re-products; medical equipment and
agan said. "It is my decision not to phannaceuticals.
1ntq section of Beach Buolevard and educated O'Mallo'-' had bttn Main Street when he saw the car dnve , suffering from a hean con. past. d1t1on before he died Wed nes-Afier stopping the car. Dtlhon said da) in San Juan Capistrano.
he'saw a pair of rubber gloves tuck~ O'Malle\. who worked in
under a front scat of the car. He also 8 t h va d · lie acts ~fore stated that an officer who later n is u e" 1 wood n a
searched Ramirez found Hughes' landing a Holl) . .Pa s
fi 11 r the hea"' in 193 7., Lassie wa!let and a spent casmg rom a ·--· C'omc Home," appeared on
cahber bullet. . Broadwa) 1n pla) s such as The m.urder tf!a l. which opened "The Ten Little Indians ... "Of T~esday in Supenor Coun 1n West· Thee 1 Smg" and "Dial M for
minster. resumes Monday. Murder" during the 19.iQsand
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------------D.U-JLU1.1~.o:....film.Jd'Cdlls_1ncludcd "The Lon81 H-Ot ... U'ARSE Q'l'ADT ~Q nEMOLISHED.-.-.-ummer." "\\ 1tnes~ tor the Prosecution. a~ op-1-------~ ~-~ ------p1 ns .. ····ro11>alma11on" and 0Rel10 UOTI~. ~
From Al Tele' 1<,1on appearances from the I Q50s on included
• Friday, March 1
• 7 p'.m .. H1nt111ton Beach City (elementary) Sd1ool
Ol1tr1ct Board of Ed11catlon, school d1stnct headquarters,
204 17 Craimer Lane. .
Monday, March.4
• 9 a.m .. lrvlJle Clllld Care Project Board, Irvine
Unified School District Administrative Offices. 5050
Barranca Parkway.
public property. througJiout Orange Count} fo ught of the park. But atre.R!}. n<fers are. ··~h Three SOns.-"The T"ihgh{ Zone." ··M) F'ii,·onte
Following the commission's Aug. hard to see the stables preserved. bnnging their own horses in for ndes \fan1an" and "(1unsmokc ·· He appeared regular!~ wnh
24 decision. the horses ,were packed \., (' through the pnsune coastal foothills. George Bums 1n the I %5 sen{'S ··w t'nd)' and Me:· and m up and taken awa y. "w e thought C'l")stal ovc was The state park has t 7 miles of trails h1rle\ Booth's "Touch of Grace"' eight ~ears later.
While a horse rental facility is really ideally suited for this type of used b) about 20 visitors each O'\ifalle\ "'ho frNluenth did' o1ces for Walt D1sne}
planned for the inland area of the operation," Froeberg said thi mom-weekda) w11h about 50 on Saturda~ anima1t·d th:ira t{'rs. "'as featurr'<l 1n the mo' 1c "'\hce m
State Park lhl·s summer, ll wilt hardly mg. "Es~1aflty with the trails on thlde and Sunda'-'s. Hund said. The beach {, onderland"' in IQ S I as tht' '01ce of both T"et'dle Oum inland s1de-o the park. horses wou ' d T di r,_ 11 th \.\ I d th C'a"""nter make U{> for the loss"'of the stables. rli .. side of the fark 1s more hcav1l)' used n 'M'e e ~e as"' as e ~ rus an . e · ..-.
says Julie Froeberg. an aide to state have been pc ect. '-'Ith up to -.500 on a sunn} weekend He 1~ '>Un 1,ed h~ h1<. ""e Fa' 0 \i1alle~: two
Sen. Marian Bergeson. Bergeson. R-Park R;mger Geary Hund said state da)', l h1ldren. lX-nn1~ Michael O'~alle~ and heila atn<'I..
Newport Beach. then a state As· recreation officials are cons1denn~ a The park 1c; open trom 9 am. t()l".:»0"~1 alle~. and t'-'l1 grandchildren
semblywoman. and equestrians from horse rental faciht y on the inland side sumet each da) Funeral 'l'" ice<, "-{'re pending
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• • • sometime: between I :05 p.m and 2 Soud and stole SI Q,000 1n 'JluJhk<. l.lmt·ra trom J h~. the l ?Ooo .parolee\ :ordered to trial p.m. There were no <11gn of forced tncludingan "pcnsl\c tlat\\art· <.l't J blot•!. nt Florida / entr')' into the secured lo kl"r pocket watch and sneral pair i'll • • • cuffiinks. \n unl.nl''' n ml'ltnr1~T '1ruc i.. and Foantaln Valley • • • J.1 m.1grd J I 4~.i A\f\\ parl..ed at thl' e th ' h . · 1d· · . lay·~g·· s Arcstdentofthcl 7 I OO bh~l..ofLus <\th1efstoleastercoun11 Jl11.:en'4.· <entrall.rihra"'."!1 ~ TJlhenl\'e In ree ft.·.. ·up S J Modelos told police Thursda' 1ha1· ~~:~~~u~t~~tt~t;~~~~P1~~l;~,11~ Thie,,., '"lk a txn<.· Rulldog V someone entc~d his unloci..ed garage block of Newpon Bhd Tht• l rn~'" ral ing bit H k '.ilut•d Jt \ \110 from J ,. . and stole an et$hH1rawer tool bm ed h h h 1 fl''ildC'nce 1n the I M>Oll hk11. !.. ,,f \'ilia The loss was tst1matt>d at S800 enter 1 I." ca r t roug J 'un roo \ h By tile Ast0elatff Pre.1 Arraipment was set for March 14 Santa Ana p.s station Oct. 18, less • • • , The loss "'as esu mated aJ ''It 1 nr J • • •
forMedina.wbowaspiroledfroman than an hour fore Craig l\Westmmstcr~omantolJpohtc .\ s4% tele,~s1~; \Ct "a' '>Wkn \tinieone,tokaz3csluhn~~ A 41-ycar-old man on parole from a Arizbna prison last Au411st after Christopher Manin. t 8. was killed at a thief grabbed her pu~ 1n fountain ·from an office aL ;.1.()4.I M~'\nhtrr -4oor fuC'O at S llX'I trom., thc
k.idnappin& and rape scntcn~ was scrVin& seven !eats for k.idnaJ>P.in& a station in Coro na. Valle)' Thursday while shU'a.s..cruec.. -~0 ---1 Ou·ana1rt• apanment'> 1n thc 1)()(1
dcred '"10 J.tand.J.cia.I in Oran and11Pin& a l~year-o&d...barnWd tn DOuilis Michael M~tal. 23. was-ing The ruon s market a1 I tl04~ blod. ofTalhen .\' t'
Countyoncharaesofmurderingt rec: Fla&staff. . '--slain durina 1 robbery Nov. 4 at the Magnolia t. The woman held 1ln10 Runrla" ,101; ~ ~ur<.c Jnd ~J'>h clerks durin& a spree of holdups last Gmy~also dropped a rape cma~ G . .. Da' -d her purse, however. The strnp bml..e. ·e S 1 the BfAinst )f~DI after the atlqed G~rden rove. Dri':c·tn rry. an and the thief ran off without 11 111.'cini 1mahng 2~ from a 'ehK l' '"
YHowevcr, Municipal Judac James victim failed to appear at a Victor Rea, _20. !f&S killed the next day 1n a brown Qrtan t 979 Datsun. I Ufl(I() bloc I.. of "orrhcsler
Gray dismi.sscd murder an~ robbery lim inary be&rina. She was allqcd· •tt-sm station an Suia Ana. • -•
h · i Santa A • te ·n Medina w101:rdtea:iwo.di)l*Law mtdent~ bt · iamon nn room at Sea~hort .\panments.. t 98~. __ _.!a~ss~mllO..IJj111-.QrlJ11n...U•~•nlWJi.J0t!lroLlinlilal.Ul'bccau~~.~IC~~tfe~~o~u~p~spr;::~ee~. ~:.t!!!..!:.::11.!.::::_~~ u na an .ancm pted robbtry at· a Pueblo rd:>oncd Thursda} that some·· sht told poltce he AC'C'1dc:n11\ Id) on .i Brnol.hurst 1.. and took a coin
Riverside County would have Medina is accused of killing SantaAnac:onveniencestore.Allrour one stolera helmet. a duffel ha& and sink m" "-Mhroom. The inu dcnt .mJch1nl' a.tan unl..nown number of
· 'Id. · HorKio Ariza. 20. the attendant 1~ a of the viaims were shot in the head. racquetball racquets from h1 motor-took plact at 43~.~!ac .\rthu~ Rh J quane" , Jun 1cuon. .• • cycle. which had been parked in his A man reported seeing 3 pro"kr -----------------------~--------------~--hm~rd.T~~"" c t1matedat ~ri~t~oo~ 3 wi~ow on 1~ I~• to the lirm Thursday, was\ arrested Oriental, S feet tall, 80 i>Ounds. S492. ', • • • 1700 block of Plnza del u r .: Lapna Beach
One man is under arrc t and pohce af\cr pOlicc found more stottn prop-ooking into the cJumpster ·min_utes · .\ rt idcnt of the 11 00 block of • The fahnc top of a con"cn1ble r
are scekin' another in the thcf\ of enr in his vehicle. Both were booked before the tra h cauaht fire. " Tulip reponed Thu~ay that her Hantinfton Beacb parked on High Omt Thursd.a)
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some aluminium doors from a ma nu-~t Orange Coun!y ia~I. Thirteen new•~,.,· at South Coast home wa burglanLcd b) someone YT'h1cveH1olc 1wo wallets beh.1ng1ng af\trnoon wa'l sl~'lhcd 1>) an un-
facturina firm. Jo!C L. Ccrvante . 22, A buralar left an Ashwood trcct Oodac. 2-888 Harbor Blvd., wert' who entered b) unknown means. The to patient\ at the 1arfkld {'.Are lnQwn vandal, the v1cum told ~hce
of Santa t\na was arrested by I rv inc home W'ednetday with ca , cw~I scra~ 1tnatbwttc'"¥th y •cy or a I~. cstuTlattd • at $914. md &tdcd H pnal. 11 1 Garfield H.o P,:-Tht: lo ,.'&S estJmate<I a. S~ ~-~ police Thursday when he appeared at •.nd a 'fur coat after fOl"Cina a lidtnt h•r""tnuncnl..AOA\Ctimc bcl~eeo coin d11mond Jewclr). a camera and--tahutftth'lttri-.i'ld one"'Of"ttl't" ~"'J'ttt'Tr '\ ~ __......,,.._
Marshall Alumtn1um Products t~ &Jass door open. A woman reponcd 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 ~· ThU!l(ta_y. Uo~asc , •• 1 \. bm 1 cthn-wort a rtpon~
.. mu~ ha linaJ..payc:hctL Uotil .St.iOOmtni~aJcmtw;•t.•Nfnd Tnc damaac to the caB;afr"-da11r. AIJ..r,car-oldrc"Jen1 0(1hC'<>1 8IOO Thtc'\~ tntt.rt'd •P r~ Vacuum S ~QClO,lromaTcl'T)R dhome.1he ~ ~Wc<Jnesday. Cervantc was. (,..._, mrscetlancousJewlerv Thursday. colored. was estimated at SS.000. blnrk · o'f Ycllo"'itone told poltct' l 1u1 h h h .,..,. 11m told po.lice Thu-av_ plo)'ed b)' lhc door and window • • ' • • • . Th_ ... _ h h bl I.. d II I r .. a1n I t rou " "ent in t t ' • • a , ...., manufacturer Ht was fired after he A t 976nranae Hornet .,..H reponed Women's cloth1n& tnd shoes. CSll· U•.wii)' t 11 • 1 an )'e ow roof and $tole s.a s . a 'a<.·uum SomeontJaincdentrv int • lockN
aJI di . t I $700 stolen from a Culver Dnvc shopp1n1 mated at $320. were l'CP.2ncd St~ p~·~od--nb1c~1\ toltn when he ckancr a S(>+•nt m3ch1oe U"'' s ~)IQ Cllf par[@ T"llu?Mii\ o"ilina II lrett __ _.
--·· Wb~ bM~~ll~~~d':'lnc p1ttl. T~urriqee Mettco llCti\Sl from rflr p3r1ccaDCi~tti\Tl0P7'm. ~ l'O n -me 1 r~;~ . ·• • • b~ brnkmj a side window oth1 n1 ~~ .. ._IM~ .. ~.., ,,,.. .~JU.1 -....wl ~ "'· l'bcllllp. Th I In an 1fdJact"nt roof\op robhc , wa!> taktn from the car. but the van<bl -• tlkinaa repon from ~ompt~yofficals Coast P111a . .\Jtmm) appercntly was A\enue. e o ~
,._ .._ -_. ............_..__ «)11• Utetl ""°~ 1tte-M Mir Oft ,...,. ™ • • • . 1nu :...awapot\ wwwwcu uv •u• on Ma in \ 1hruu h ce1hn1 ttl~ \t le 1 o 11 La chttk. 'TM tetond man, who9c name fire 1n$1dc a trash dumpster at paw:nacr '1dc. Newport Beacb trom the ca~h l'ct•~tt'r ind Po ice annttd "u \t W1Tntt
was not released. ls ult beinJ '°ught. Pa)m Vi ta apenmtnts, 311 W bout SS9 1~ ~;h -.vas reported ransa l..ed dra\\.crs Parl..\ .., on <.u p1uon of '1n' 1n1
Pohcc 1190 lrrt1tcd Samuel Salas. 22, Wilson St. around J.:1S p.m. Thur\-to~n from 1 locker 11 Holiday '\ rcu~ toc~broker ft'f)Ontd that • • • undr r the 1nOucn t of .al ohol. Pa.r
of $an~ na on po ,,•on of stolen day wu f"Pparcntly caustd by anon. tic hh ·~. ~ 00 Harbor 8hd.. tomeone t>rnke into ht\ lfdo ''It' m('()nt flO\\tbh U\1n1a pa"> l..r-\ ~ \tOpflCd t'arl" Thunda" -hi\
proocnv Silh1' v..ho dmvc erv1n1es Poltec reoon~ a ~ldCnt wiw 1 male • 1-hou ,on the 700 hlod. of '" l1d('I 'tolr l '<lO tclc\ 1 ion '-<'t•nJ~ ~m b1rthdl) -n St trtt\.
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Orano-tout OAIL Y PILOT /Friday, Ua~ 198~
NEWRY. Northern Ireland ( P)
-IRA guerrillas fired mortars into a
foniftectpolice.base rin'cd by houses.
killing nine officers dining at the base
canteen In the bloodiest attack on ....
police in I 5 years of sectarian viol-
ence.
Thirty-seven people. 25 o( them
dvilians. were injured an the attack
Thursday. All but one of them were
released from the hospital.
Police . said the mortar shells
whistled over a row of shops and
offices and blasted the police com·
pound. surrounded O) houses in the
center of this staunchh Roman
Catholic border town. The police ·
suuion was scaled off toda) and
passers-by starl•d at the rubble
Dlff ering views ·
Atlanta re•ldenta walk the •ldewalk 1t1th
•lgne oppoelng pr08titution u a female
muelclan who ldentifiee herself only ••
'Lady ,Claire,' right, volcee her_•upport for
the world'• oldMt profeulon. Demon·
etration• Nian after Mayor Andrew Young
appointed a proetltute .to a ta•k force on
The accuran of the mortar~ ra1~cd
fears the IR A had obtained ~ophi.,11-
catcd new weapons. ·
SevcraJ hours afler the mortar
attack. a terronst bomb 'exploded in
Pomeroy. 40 miles away. killing a
soldier of the Ulster Defense Reg1·
ment.
The defense regiment. which is
recruited locally. 1s pan of the Bri ush
Army. Like the police, most of its
members are Protestant
There was no claim of respons1-
bihty for the bombin~ an PomerO).
but the Irish Republican .\rm)
claimed respons1bilit~ for the Ne"ry
attack in a statement telephoned to
Belfast news organizations ... This was
a maJOr and well-planned i>peration.
indicating our ability to stnke \\here
and when we dec ide." it said. ·
Dozens of offi cers were in the
canteen for an evening meal "hen it
was struck by a si ngre monar shell.
said Michael McAtamne}. onhern
lreland·s deputy pohce chief.
pra.titutlon ln Atlanta. ·
Artificial heart patient
may return for surgery
LO LJ IS\'ILLE. Ky (A P) -Doc·
tors ma' return ar11lic1al hean recip1· cntMu rra~ Ha}dornosurger) to!>!op
bleeding 10 h1~ chc"t. officials said
toda,.
"The accumulation of blood 1n the
left chest area has continued where
monitonng hnc'i were rl'moved Tues·
da,:· satd Boh Ir' inc. spokesman for
Humana Hosp11~I ..\uduhon_
Implant surgeon Dr. William C. DeVrics had hoped th~ small
DeVnes "is watching the situation wound would heal itself and the
and 1f the small amount or bleeding bleeding would stop. Irvine said.
has not stopped b} late this af\ernoon Haydon had been given anti·
there 1s a poss1bll11y that surgery clottrng drugs after the Feb, 17
might have to be performed to correct implant surgery to prevent comphca-
the problem." Irvine said. tions. DeVnes prescribed them as a
'\ decision was to be made by the -preaution against stroke. whi ch W1l-
med1cal team late this afternoon. he liam Schroeder ~uffered 18 days after
said he got a mechanical heart.
• Haydon received a transfusion
---------------------------------------••• Thursday to repface blood draining
Shultz, Ortega indicate
they'ltmeet i~ .Uruguay
into his chest cavity. Irvine said.
Doctors haven't determined the
specific cau~ of the bleeding. said
Tom Noland. another Humana
spokesman.
"Basically what they've de·
termined is that it was. an faCl.. the
rcmo,al of the mon11onng lines that
probably ... began the bleeding. It is
also believed that the anti-coagulant
dru~ possibly couJd have con·
tnbuted to the continuat1uon of the
bleedang.l· Noland said ... With those
two factors working in unison. the
problem has persisted."
-MONTEV1DEO. l lrugua) (..\P)-
Sccretary or tate George P Shuhi
and Nicaraguan President Daniel
Onega both say they ;ire read ~ to mel't
and discuss Onega'<; new pcan·
proposals. an'd there was an 1nd1ca-
tion the) will get together Both an·
staying at the samC' hotel ·
Onega and S~ult1wcrl'1 n l rugua) w attend today\ 1na.ugura11on uf
President-elect Juho Sangu1nett1.
Before arriving Thur'ida}. Shuhi
expressed interest 1n meeting w11h the
Nicaraguan kader to discuss his ofTer
to order the withdrawal of I 00 C uban
military advisers and frecLe the
acquis111on of weapons S}Stems as a
"a~ of e·ncouraging' a resumed
dialogue \\Ith 'W ashington. -
.. We 11re (e~tainly prepared to ha' e
a ml'l'llng.'' Shuhi told a news
contercnre dunng J ~topover in
Gua~aqu1I. E('uador
Onega al'o \aid he "as interested
1n talking and lalkd on Shultz to gl\ c
a pmttf\ c rl·~pon'il'
.. \\ l' arl· w1ll1ng and we hope that a
meeting can tx· arrangl'd ·· the leadl·r
of ~1larag.ua ·.., lcftl\t Sand101sta go'"·
ernment \a1d afier arr" 1ng Thursda~.
Both men were sta} mg ,at the
V1ctor1a Plata Hotel arross the street
from t :rugua~·s .go,emment hou'ie.
Hotel oftloats said Shultz•s quaners
were on the fifth floor. and Oncga·s
on the third.
· Spokesmen for Slfngumetti's Colo-
rado Party said Shultz did not say
an) th ing about a meeting with Onep
upon arriving at Montevideo's air-
• pon. and headed immediately for his
hotel • While fl~ mg -to Uruguay, Shultz
said he had seen pres! repons of
Onega·s earlier sfatements about his
eagerness for direct talks with Ameri·
can representatives, bu"t said no
communication had been received
through diplomatic channels.
The monitoring lines were 1m·
planted Feb. 17 at lhe 11me of surgery
to monitor cardiac output. he said.
The tiny lines were withdrawn from
the chest wall when doctors felt they
had enough research inforivat1on. he
s:aid_
The bleeding .. has not subsided
sufficientl y enough.. to convince
doctors it would stop by itself, Irvine
said.
Returning Haydon. 58. to sureery
would be a major compLitat1on.
lrvioe said.
Is Ted Turner c9nside:t;ing
takeo~er of CBS netw0rk7.
Irvine said Haydon. the third
recipient of an artificial heart. had
been losing a greater amount of blood
• two days earlier. "The amount of
bleeding has subsided." he said.
Pan AID W.\ HI NG·
TON (AP-}-A
Federal Com·
mun1cat1ons
( um m1ss1on
uffil 1al says
broadcast 1 ng
magnate Ted
rurncr 1s con-
'i1denng an at·
tempt to take
mer a maJor
t e le v isi o n
network. which TURNER
two published reports 1tknt11\ il'
CBS
Jamee; C McKinne' r h1l'f of thl'
FCC''! mass media · hur l·au c;aul
former FCC Cha irman C'h.Jrl1.·,
Fems, a 'W ash 1 ngton a llorne\ \\ho
represents Turner. bad nll't 1.1.ith .1
number of current camm1o;c;1om:rc; to
d1v_·u.,~ t~~~1blt-takem·l·r hrd
1 oday·s cd111oos ofi he "ll'"' Ynrk
T1mci; quoted F< ( \OUrll''-\'-hu
spoke on cond1t1on thl'\ not tw
1dcr0.1fied, ~ S3) ing T ll'fnl'r had 'if)l'nt
several da}s 1n Wa,hingwn mitl<ing
lormal proposal '-'a" pn!c;entcd.
CBS Nl'ws quoted an unideauf1cd
F\C '>Ource Thursda~ night as sa~ ing
an allorne\ for T urntr had dio;c.usscd
a bid to talo.c o'er C R\ "1th FC(
lomm1\\1onl'r'i.
Tom ~Cl'rn. c1 ~polo.l''\man lor the
net wort.. told Thl' r 1me<.. "CBS
l'\CCut 1 'l'' h1n e told < R'i :"JC\\ c; that
the\ lo.no"· of no truth to the repon'lol
an~ talo.cml·r attempt'> llf( RS Int h~
Ted Turnn or hrs organ11at1on "
C ommun1cat1om Da1lv .,a id ll "a'>
told I erm tned to deicrm1m· the
u 1mm1<,c;1oncrs' attitude to1.1.ard .-.uch
d propm<il and the~ !Old him to .. bnng
u .. .,oml·th1ng" to cun,1dl·r
Fam 111ld The f1mc' that furnn·
h,1, nl'' l'f m.1de a Sl'C'rl't ol hi'> intl'fl'"'
1n <1rqu1nng a nct"orlo.
"Ted rurna ha., al"a'" .. aid v.ant tn ha'l' a network .... ~em\ <.:wl
"Mr T umrr doc~·• uc:uall\ ~tan C1t1t
1111 't1rncth1ng he can't actu.mpll.,h "
Ro~ \te\\.lrt thl' H C'ich1cfc,~rt
on O\\nl·r.,h1p tranc;fcrs. "3ld hl' v.a\
\<. hl'dull•d to nwct todn} "1th Fem\
group of poht1cal conservatives w·ho
ha' c received suppon from Sen. Jesse
Helms. R-N.c ,. . .-d
Turner was not available for com· .. r1 ers
ment Thu~sda} night. and a
spoke!>1.1.oman for Turner. ·Jud\
Booa. <;aid Ill ff lelt•phone 1nterv1ew stranded from ,\tlanta ... We have no com·
ment ··
J im Cain. one of three men in·
'olved the Fairnes~ 1n Media attempt
to gain control of CBS. refused to say
whether his organ11at1o n has talked
to Turner.
In filings v.1th the Sccunt1es and
F.~<.hange C'omm1~~1on. Fairness in
Madia re,eakd 11 had talked to
un1dcnt1fied third parJiei; about be·
coming pan oft he takeover bid.
Fairness 10 Media has urged con·
scrvat" cs to buy stock in CBS so that
tik<.'·m1 nded ind ividuals could "6c·
come Dan Rathcrs boss." Rather is
the anchor of the CBS E'ening News.
1.1.h1ch Fairness 1n Media said has a
"liberal bias.''
NfW YORK (AP) -Thousands
ofstrnnded Americans vied for scats
on other airlines today after a Pan
Amencan World Airways strike
grounded all but one of the financially
ailing carricr·s domestic 01ght s.
A rct1m.l couple 1n Manhattan was
left with ;1 useless Caribbean vacation
pa<·kagc. and a mother and son fl ying
to meet between Minnesota and
Saudi Arabia were separated by the
stnke.
Pan Am spolcc~woman Pamela
I fanlon sa id about 25.000 passengers.
were "rcaccommodattd'1 on other
a1rhncs Thur\da). the first da.y of a
walkout by 5,753 mechanics. baggage
handlers. flight dispatchers and food
Loulaiana gov:ernor named
in racketeering conspiracy
By die At•octactd Pre11 ,
NEW ORLEANS-Authorities will try to ~·~e nearly SI 0 m!Jli~n an "ill.
aonen pans" from Gov. Edwin Edwatds and ax other me~ tndtetcd for
allegedly selling tate cenification for hospitals and !\ursana hom~s. a
prosecutor says. Edwards. two of his relatives and four fne~ds and busan~ss
associates wtrc named Thursday in a 5 I -co unt federal an.d1ct.me'?t chal'Jlng
racketccring consp1ntcy. Edwards. a S7-year-old Democrat m his third tcrm. u
aecu~d of netting $2 million from the alleied scheme.
Economic ladez cllm"-J. 7%
WASH I NOT ON -The JOVernment's mair'! economic forecastiag gauge
soared I. 7 pel'CC4lt in January, its b1gest ancrease-Ul 20.months._the Co~merce
Department said today. Tbe de~nmcnt's ln~ex. of Lcadtna Indicators,
desiJned to foreshadow future acuv11y. staged a sizable comeba~k.after sharp
declines in October and December. Analysts had been. rred1ct1na a good
rebound in January. but the size of the increase was sul well above most
predictions. •
A•plrln warning bill pu•bed
WA HINGTON -Congress is·considerinJ legislallo!i lO require labe l
warnings.that children who take aspirin face ~n 1~gcased "."sk of contracting
potcntiall)' deadly Reye Syndro me. The leg1slat1on was introduced on an
emergency 'basis Thursday in both the Senate and House so t~at the
requirement could take effect before the end of th~ current Ou seaso.n. said ~ep.
Henry A. Wuman. ()..Calif. Jf passed. the 1ee1slauon w~uld give ~spinn
makers 30 d:rys to change &heir labels Dr add suc~ers beanng_ a warning that
aspirin should not be used for chicken po'.\ or Ou symptoms by people under 21
years old.
Senator held on e.rto~on rap
JACKSON. Miss. -The president pro tern ofThe Mississippi ~nate wai.
picked up in the Capitohnd arrested on an extortion charge one week after he"
accepted part of a $50.000 bribe to influence a bill leealiz.ing horse racing.
authori11cs said. Sen. Thomas Brooks, a 29-year legislative veteran. was
arrested 1n the Capitol on Thursday and was escorted. without handcuffs; to
U.S. Magistrate John Countiss. said FBI Agent Weldon Kennedy.
Baby formula settlement appealed
CH IC' AGO -The maker of a baby formula recalled by the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration says it .will appeal a $27 million jury ~ward to tw~ &-year·
old boys whose parents claimed the product caused brain damaae. ii\ Cook
County Circuit Court jury on Thursday awarded the money to lhc families of
Jimmy Duddleston of Chicago and Timmy Sheridan of West Palm Beach, Fla ..
capping a six-week trial. The 1980 lawsuil against Syntex. (USA) Inc. and
Syntex Laboratones l~c. claimed the boys suffered brai~ damage after being
fed Neo-Mull-Soy dunng the first several months after birth. ·
Rock musician back beblnd ban
NEW YORK -Troubled rock musician David Crosby returns to coun
today af\er police picked him up in Manhattan following his unauthorized
departu~froma New Jersey drug rehabilitation program. Crosby, 42, wH kept
in the Rike rs Island jail prior to his scheduled appearance today in Manhattan
Criminal Court. His lawyer. Susan Halberstam. will request that bail be set for
her client. The singer-songwriter was placed in the Fair Oaks Hospital in
Summit. N.J .. by a Dallas judge after his conviction of cocaine possession and
carrying a a pistol in a northwest Dallas nightclub, said attorney Tom Glenn.
Someone dreued Kennedy corp.e?
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. -Someone may have dressed Da.vid
Keoncdy's body between the time he died of drug abuse and the lime police got t-0 his hotel room. which may have been "cleaned UJ.?." before their arrival.
investigators testified. James Be~edical examiner for Palm Beach Count~
said Thur.sda} that he 1s ··suspicious that someone else put clothes" on
Kennedy's body before police arrive4 at the plush Brazilian Court Hotel in
Palm Beach on April 25. 1984. He said that the heel of the black sock on
Kennedy's right foot was on top of the foot.
' 'Kid' Ory trombone atolen
LO ANGELES -A trombone played by legendary )azzman Edward
.. Kid" Of) was stolen in' a burglary of his daughter's home 10 the Hollywood
HiUs, and she wants it back' so much that she'll give a reward without any
questions. The custom-made trombone, which has the late Ory's name
engraved on 1t. was valued at $4,000. although the historical value may add as
much as S 11 .000 to it. Babette Ory. his daughter. said Thursday. The thieves
also.stole a silver cornet and alto saxophone that belonged to ber father as well
as ot~er belongings in th e Wednesday night break-in. she said.
Woman's eatat-e goe. to pollce
MOUNTAI N V I EW ~ A woman has left her $9,500 life's savini to the
police department, apparently because she "felt policemen were her fnends."
Evelina Smith, who was 62 when she-died in Otcemberofrtrc:artattac~ad
only called on police for help once, according to former P-o11ce Chief Rohen
Schau. Schat1 said that about seven years a~o she asked police to drive her to
t.he hospital for suge~. A car was dispatched and the woman was taken to the
hospial, he said. :..
Impenona t~,-•a•pect jalled
. B.EVERL Y ~ILL5-;-,A w~~a n on probation f~r runni.ng up huge debts
while impersonating a m1lhona1re s dau$hter has denied posing~ a·promoter
for singer Michael J::tckson and bouncing checks on a $30.000 Hollywood
spending 5pree. Authont1es said Karen Mane Muntzang, 21, is charged an two
separate cases with running up nearly $30.000 in bills at exclusive hotels and
dress shops. then leaving. Deputy District Attorney Kenneth Wullschleger said
Ms. Muntzing was charged with defraudinganmnk.eeper for alleged~y failing to
pay a $9.958 bill fora Feb. 19-25 stay at the plush Le Mondrian Hotel on Sunset
Boukvard.
Actor slain In Bal~ park
SAN DIEGO -Pohce say they have no leads in the slaying of actor David
Oliver Huffman. whose stabbed body was found in Balboa Park near tho Old
Globe Theatrt. where he was starring in the play .. Of Mice and· Men."
Huffman. 40. had been stabbed in the chest and abdomen, Otputy San Diego
County Coroner Penne ttammerstead said Thursday. Police speculated that
Huffman may.have been accosted when he stopped to assist someone or to
check on something out of the ordinary that was ,happening as he left the park
WoR to .. .. ~pr(!scnta.uons 10 ..c;:ic.b._ ol Lhl!-fu c.:..
comm1o;s1oners.
r urm·r. owner of Cahk Ne"'
Networ~ and othl•r hroadca\I
r rnperl1c' l"n \C.tr\ ago ... uggested a
merger ol Im i"urner Rroadcas11ng
"' '>tl'm w1 th ( H\
The owne1"ih1 p transfer of radio
and TV stations owned h CBS Inc.
would nave!Obc approved by the
FCC -
servjc.e_w_orkcr --
Most of the airlinc·s 19.000 houri)
emplo}"eC!.. 1nclud1ng pilots, refused
to cross picket lin~s set up by the
Transpon Workers Union, Hanlon
said
Mldea•t pace plan flulln6
•
.. The) "'ere ad\ l'il'tl • that \Ir
Turner ha~ the 1ntent1on ol taking
over ( BS·· ont: w ur1:l· c,a 1d. No
'
The nctv. ork '"alread y the object of ·
a tnkem t'r hid h} Fa1rne<1<, 1n Media. a
.. F-rom our standpoint. 11 certainly
1 ~ doable.'. Mc~1nney said. He said
"It neclln't be" a long process.
TEL A VIV, Israel -Government officials' enthusiasm for ~ptian
Presjdent Hosni Mubarak's Middle East peace plan is cooling, apparently in
reaction to Mubarak·s proposal that peace talks start without Israel. OtfenSt
Minister Yitzhak Rabin said in an interview on Israel Radio that "there is a
n:ur..ow n n to a chance in the future. but to mj' sorrow i · s not operative
yet. There 1s no brcakthrou h." Accotdin to a sta,cment issued Thursda o
E tian Forci n · i · , a s
ween t c n1ted tatcs and a joint Jordanian-Palestinian deleption as the
first step toward rbroader dialoaue.
Wll TON, Conn. (AP) -Next journal of the Connecticut State -But.despite the rlsk;-"ttyou Hke one first, .. he wrote~ ''In I.~. Jloloc&Ut pabl&IJer COllvJCted
time you're at -• party and a Medical Society. . It. do It. t>,y "811 meanai" he 11td In one kl.... three times; ten-TORONTO-(AP) _ Ernst Zundel. a prolific publi her of pamphlets
casual ac<fualntanee offers you a The cocktail party kiss "seems an 11'\tervlew. "I'm on Y-ageJrii Cheek, _rlgbt Mete, then left describina the Nazi Holocaust as a Zionist hoax. $o1ys he will appeal his
wetcomlng klu, Dr~ Hans H. to have given way to a grOWfng meaning! ... klu!ng that no one agatn." _ conviction on charJC$ of ·•pub4ishina false news." Zundel, a 46-year-oW1 Neumann recomrTMtnds you play trend to greet even casual ac-want•, tllat ju1t becom.e rou· commercial anist bom 10 Oc.rmany. wu convicted Thurtday in 0.11ric:t Court
It safe and tum the other cheek. qualntances with a kiss on the tine." ,..:euman~ ~~~ 1 the ~ Potyf on the rartly used charge after' a spccaacular eiaht·wcck trial that won national
.. 1• o1 b . . 1 t mouth," Neumann wrote. Not only d~s It become rou· b~~ft an he.:::Jl.~~tcntion for hi! view . He was acquitted o~!f~!,c=.relatil(tJ;o a m n y eny mean s aga ~~A _ ;Sp<:l'llOQ.iJt"-..J;PL414..Jlrob~d!g *-.tmaM-o.yty. J.t~ ~ ... r.u "&Um-llQN.-~; ··~hid:~~~~+ ,~ ·~!--
_ .. ~---~~. ~ sn-exptan11l""YlftiF alftn . -'#Or9'tUI ,,. IMn ~ms,~tMlfff\KN'listt~~Willi 1t:icwnd1 .. ?Wi!li!,_,1'c'MliQa111W4@ . • ~ -Hwmahl .... ff, Miit ne calrs evolvlng custom .. he wrote "My .. k.illlng on the mouth. th~ Holocaust until ttlen. The maximum sentence would be two years In
the .. Amertcan "cock tall party own guess 19 that It reflects the Neumann says he 11 not aware If one want• to be truty hetllth prison.
klM -which he says has more open and casual sexuality of •nr ~!ud .. 1, that document ht• COMCk>ut, "-recommenda tot-Palr ch•.-..ed ,_ DBA •~eat abdacdoa ' . replaced the handst)ake -that of the Sixties and Seventies. bet le . but J .ve dlteutted thlt lowtng Orteni.I cueeom: "They ...... • ..,ua -.
lhOUld be ftued off. People, partlc;ularly young with other ph)'9ielan1. They atto are way dtfterent. KIHl"SI II ME IC'O CITY -A man and a woman have ~n cha~ in ~onnectio•
"I hiYi teen cuis of lfl'IP · ptropll, ate lid 1nntbrtid'llboo1 f~ the aa~. T~• It IOfne eblokltety ,_ dOM an puble.11'• with tht tscapc ofa reputed dna1 trafficker wanted in the kadna~· of U.S,
, .thrOlt• and of u,,,__ rACU'\lratory publlc. dl'""lay of iffectlon and midTCifTOOlt ttTttM9. l. -h-•~.···-narcotics aacnt Enrique Camarena SiJaz.ar, the attorney sc;neral 1 office said . ........... _,.. ""' \ -~ ·ror"ffim•r.-~~.-in •~+~«:Gt••-~"*""-intect.1ont tr9Mmftted In thl retated emotions.·· for tveryday OCCMiona.,.lt ~ TM.. ~ or • Guad.1aJara·batt'd qrntofthe U.S. Onlt Enforcement Administration. Thert
11•••, Md 1Mre IOme ~ng on the "mouth ae • mu.t kl ... Neum1nn ldvoc1t11 offer• ai'edoul bOw. "Tlte dlilP-has been no word on t~ narcotics qent's fate. The attorney aienenl'1 offltt more remote Infection hazards, greeting, He wrote, "~• doing what the EuroplMI-. • NlMM, or ... tM .....,,the 111dMa1tt1no8cllu•&t1U~t1aValvctckandAlf(ttl.ortna{kboeP!atreetK'ia "°' MMrp91," Neumann wrote more prevatent among thote In kl• Bn tf'9 ~. ....... of~ Ole ..... tM ~~ cbal'IOd with mallin.l.. faltc statements and violat1n1 communicadons Ii M 1•arlel In the currentldue the educattd and toph'81acated ' "tri Fr.,_, " .. ouee-.i lo ~ for tM lnCIMdull Ml*'I laws for ftY!Rt bftlrt c_,o Quin~. a reputed dtut tramd:cr susp«ted In the at Ccw"1&1k:ut Medlelne, the atrat•of our society " .. ~ .ictt Cfteek. UIUllly tM Wt gr..eed," he wrote. k1dnapptna.; 1nd several other ~pie out of Ouad1~1r1.
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AboYe1left, we have beautiful Pittabur&h. Rand McNally'• top town. On the rt.abt, well, we haYe Yuba CltyfolQ, which ranked at the bott0m of the m11nlcJpal beap. . ... . . .
0!1 a scale of l to 329, l ·beingbest, Pittsburgh gets a il
And poor old Yuba City-comes in last
in McNally's 'Places Rated Almanac· -NEW YORK (AP)-lf}OU fear w1llbecomerequ1red readlngforthe6
cnme. Oee to Wheeling. W Va. If m1lhon mobile i\mencans wh o mo\e
pubhc schools arc )Our top pnont). •from one state 10 another each )ear
you'd rather be 10 Ph1ladclph1a .\1 the bottom was Yuba C11~.
But for overall c1v1c perfection. Cahf.. which. unul the hst v.as
P1ttsbu¥ 1s tops. accord10g to the released. Wednesda)'. wa best knov. n
new ed111on of Rand -Mc Nall> 's fot its almond groH:s and the mass
"Places Rated i\lmanac:· wh1•h murderof::!5 migrant farm workers 10
ranks the quaht) of life in the 3:!9 1971 for "'h1ch Juan Corona was
cities where three-founhs of the con' icted.
nation's people It' c. Jht No.1 ell) was Boston, up from
Aulhors Richard Bo)er and David 18th place in the first edition. No. 3
Sava,eau say they hope th(' almanac honors wen_t 10 Rak~-Durbam.
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N .C.. which also was in the top I 0 last
tune. fo llowed by San Francisco and
Philadelphia.
New York City's Long Island
suburbs. Nassau and Suffolk <.'bun-
11es. ranked No. 6. up ..from 48.
1m1larly. the previous edition's
··"'orst.. C1ty. Lawrence-HaverhJll.
Mass .. near Boston. shot up to I 54th.
The authors anributed those big
1umps to a new rating method
a1Tec11ng areas where many people
commute to work: such areas can be
credited for the cultural resources of
the larger city while not bein~ prnal-
1zed for any of 11s flaws. notably
cnme.
S1. LQu1s, Louisville, Norwalk.
Conn .. and Seanle rounded ou~ the 1100. San Francisco and its ·neighbor ed1t1on 1n 1981 because at the umc 11
top 10 while Atlanta lipped to l I th across the ba}. 'Oakland. 11ed for the . was not considered a metropolitan
place. There were 32 tit's. 1ncludmg best climate. area b\ lhe Census Bureau. Located
Washington and· Baltimore for 15th Pittsburgh, pcrce1\.ed b' '>Ome to be 10 Cai1fom1a's agncuhuraJ Central
place. a dyi~g mill cit~ ol the 1 ndustna~ Valle> near Sacramento, ns popu-
Ne"' York (11~. "'h1ch mo' ed up a nonheast. mo .. ed from "lv .i 10 th< lauon 1s booming.
notch to 25th O\erall. one place ahead top spot. eclipsing booming ~llanta ' In al l. 52 new metropolitan areas
of Chicago. also ranked o I in rhree 10 the Sunbelt. 1denufied b) the Census "'-ere in-
categoncs. tran ponauon. the ans .. P1ttsburgh·s strength 1.-, 1ha1 ll eluded 1n the 1985 ed1uon. up from
and health care The nation's largest ·doesn't rank tembl~ lov. in ~ 277 . .\nd man) of the new Clues did
cit) al'IO ""ent 10 the other extreme. categol)." Bo)er said not fare "'ell. t
rank in$ worst in cnme. " Yuba City was rated near the .. I fttl \\t'vc been dealt a burn deck
Jophn. Mo.. came 10 first 10 bouom in eight of the nine general of cards ... said Yoba City Mayor
housing but 130th overall. Midland. areas: climate. housing. health care. Charles Pappagcorge.
Texas. had the bnghte t economic cnme. transportation. educanon. the But Rand Mc all) vice president
picture. while sconng 10 1he bouom ans. recre..ation and economics. Onl>-Russell Voisin defended the study's
third at 257. Ph1ladelph1a. No. 5 in chm;ite did 11 enter the top JOO. stahsllcal methodology saying. "We
overall. got the be.st grade for _educa-~'.ubaJ:;it~ "'as-net.rated in tht> first dtdn'l ma~ tM places good or bad."
New survey backs AnlfLanders' hug/Sex findings
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Con-
servati ve Republicans apparentl)
like se'< as mucn as liberal Democrats
and rich people seem to prefer th e act
m ore than the poor. a consen atl\ e
pollster said in a su f"\e) released
Wednesday. .
TerT)' Dolan conducted h1<. SC\
survey m reaction to a w1del) publi-
cized poll by columnist ~nn Landers.
who said man) of her readers
preferred cuddling to the ··St''< act ...
Dolan said his findings backed up
Miss Landers' conclusion . although·
many people refused 10 ans"e(· the
question on whether the~ v.antcd
cuddling or 5ex.
In Dolan's_survc). 36 percent of
those quesuoned preferred being held
close!~. compared to ::!9 percent who
"lUltcd the act of sex.
~1 the same time. ho...,ever. J5
perce~!>a1d the~ didn't kno"' or
rl'fuscU to answer the question. •
"The closeness of 1h1s quesuon 1
sccondar) . to the fact that full } 35
percent of those que~uoned told u
that 11 was none of our damn
business.'· Dolan said.
Dolan·s random telephonl' sune~
of 1.010 men and "'·orm·n "'as taken
Feb. 12 through Feb. I.! Ht> said the
survc)' had an error rate of 3. 5
percent.
Last month. Landers released an
unsc1ent1fic survey of 90.000 readers
who had responded 10 the quesllon
companng cuddling to sex.
In the Landers report. 11 percent
enJO)'ed cuddling while 28 percent
"'anted sex. The urve) was vol un-
tar). o there "'ere no respondents
who-refused to answer.
Kath\ M nchell. Landers' executl\ e
ass1stan1 in Oftc'!&C?· sa!d her boss had
not ~-en the OO!an survev. But she
said the ong111al repon has· genMated
enormous interest.
.. It's ~one on since Jan. t .i and of the women surve,ed refused 10
)ou·d think 11 would die do...,n:· said answer the cuddling ' s. sex question.
Mitchell ... E\ef)one has been doing ... l;bt$e fin<imgs apparenll> glVC new
rheir o-... n polls .. meaning to the term. ·not tonight. I
Dolan. founder of the "The Dolan ha'e a headache.'" he said
Repon ... a pubhc:rnon which ad-Amo~Qolan·s findings·
dresses consenat1\l' poliucal issues, •Republicans and Democr.us an:
said he decided 1odo 1he sc>. surve) 10 almost equal!} d1' 1dcd in prefemng
the Februal) cd111on bt.'Cause .. people cuddhng to sex. The GOP figun.·s are
are interested 10 11 ·· The survc) cost 37 petttnt to ::!9 percent. compared
S35.000. w11h the Dtmocra1s. 3 percent 10 28
He 1ns1s1ed 1hat "the findings are percent. Th1n}-four pt·rcent relu~d
senous:· t'' en thougll some of his to answer
comments "'ere made 10 a JcMcing _. Independents. ho,,e\t'.·r prelc:r '>e\
'e10 ·te c~ddlmg lS pc=rcrnt to '~ ocrcen1
For instam-e. Dolan said 43 percent •Th1ny-se' en J)l'rl·ent ot both
liberals and -Snsen all\ es IJke cuddl-
ing. w11h 33 percent of the liberals
opung for SC!'<. compared "'1 th 26
pcn:ent of the con!>enatl\t"S. But 37
percent of the conscnau,es dodged
the quesuon. compared v.11h 30
ptrctnt of the liberals
•In the O\er S'O.UOO income
group. ~6 percent ptTfer se~ 10
cuddling "'h1le that figure 1s nearl~
re'e~d 10 the underS 10.000 income .
group
• \tak!> want•-.e" OH'r 1.uddling b'
a .!2 ix'rct"nt 1o ilt1 perl·c:nt margin
"'h1k lemak., prl'ler cuddling ·C
ix· r1. ~· n tll)""T'1'1 Pl' rn· n 1
·Coast Guard calls 'em ,.Condo COrfini<iridos'
r h1<, Dolan \aid. 1nd1cated th.ti
"om Jn ··are more interested m
Pt"".~nal ~lanonshrps "Jnd mt-n in
.. l'\
• \IMm·d peoplt' sought being held
do~~h 11\ er \l., th a JJ perCl'OI 10 1~
percent margin. ""h1k among single'
thl' m..irgin -.-as .is percent 10 J 1
ix·r.-l'nt 01\ orced people. how<'' ey-
""l'rc: C\ l·nb pbt. 31 ix·rcent to 32
pt>rcent
They' re the Mia mt h tgh-rise set. keeping a ~~:rad'.:~~ ~~~~1!~~~1~~~civr:6;,,~h~
their eyes foc~sed on probl em ~ in the oce_?n c~f~~~~~dcalled and said ·People
MIAM I (AP) -They're called Sohl." I h1s(was) the gu) who shot the are out here flashing lights at each
··condo Commandos" -h1gh-ri e flan'<> otT Miami lkach... other.·" Conrad recalled . No one was found on the beach but the R onda dwellers who 00ikt. up lhL! he boaL.had drillcdioc more than Manne Parrot boM~the ship and
9uard's fr~nt ltne in Ronda. Loung-74 no1~fin.orth--frboomdKe~ ~1 ~:ncd» found it laden with marijuana.
mg.on their balcon1e~ on the coa,s1 o~ hut a 1\1: on ar ''ere reslUe The most common repons the
_gazing out to sea. ~he>. often an: the safel>. he ..aid. Coast Guard recCJv.es from its condo
' first to spot a ship in distress or signs --Late one night tast summer. Bill . commandos arc emergenc.. flare of drug-smuggling Conrad v.as manning the Mia mi p · "The do good ·and bad th ngs -Beach station when a h1gh-nse re 1-sightings. In I. etersburg recent!)· a • } .. G 1 · h 1 fi d man managed to send up a flare 1ust they re eyes, said Lt. ordon Ga~-dent. -...ho ad ca led be ore. phone as.his boat~ent down 10 Tampa Ba\.
rett, senior duty officer at M1am1 'i 10 repo~ what also looked like a boat Carrell said ·
Coast Guard operations center ... Ob-fire a~u~ 7 .miles ofTshorl', 'For 3 half-hour. e' el'\ one of the
VIOUSI¥. there are a lot more C)CS out • ..\flcr gdting the \.\Oman 'i location. Coast Guard·s phones were lied up
there 1n th e pubhc 1~.an '"e ha\e Conrad called for a helicopter and \.\lth "atleast 25'independentn:pons.
working dire~tl y for _us. bo.~t. _ .. man} of which came from a con-. So the ( oast (iuard d1hgcntl) I kept ~er on the l11~e while the dominium romplcx there." he said
listens to the many calls 11 recl'IWS boat w11h 11s blue flashmg hght and
each day from those 10 high places, the helicopter with a powerful spot· ..--------------
and 1t·pays otT. light headed out over the dark
The Coast Guard received a call Atlantic waters. he said.
Jan. 21 that a boat had sent up an Conrad and the woman worked as
emergency flare. but no signs of spoilers for the rescuers. gu1d1ng
trouble could be fou nd. them to the burned boat and two
The next day. a condo commando fishermen who were h) then fo under-
on Pompano Beach reported .. a ing I n the water.
possible boat fire" 7 or 8 miles ln anQtheJ 1nstancc. a I ort P1ern·
offshore. said Pett~ Officer Larry resident called to report "'hat hl' ..
The C'oas1 Guard adm1t1. condo ··screen out something tha t's lcg1t-
commandos phone 10 a goo<l sha~e of .. 1ma1e." Garrett ..aid .. E, en though
!alse reports. lllce a sh1p fare"' hen it's the} do put us through Jll l..1nJ ul
only smokestacks hl()wmg or a mys-gyrations sometime
tenous boat 1gnal ~hen 11· JU t the .. Evel)day peo_pledte E\enda' \\C
sun refll.'cllng on a"' ind h1eld snatch people rrom circum\tann·,
The term •''t'Ondo l'Ommandos" v.hae the~ could Ju: It. l'n~· 10 IO genn'ltll~ refer to rondom1n1um llmes.. we sa\.c samcbod} · hie and
rCSldepu~ but C'oac;t C1uard ol_!ic1als the other ntnl' . t1ml.' rm".~· w tx-
&tnre loundH'lg ht'i consef'\ Jll\ i.'
ix)lling org;ini1a11on. CAilan wa~
1. ha1rman 01 the ~anonal Con~
\t'na11,c.-Political .\cuon·lommll·
tee u-.e II lo de~nbe dO\-OOC \\Ith a -nothing;-~~ ll~c lh.;lt 'ant~ge point ll\ l.'r the' -... a1er Most r:;i9;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiii=--;;:;;~~iiiiiii~---iiiiii~~
condo 1.·ommanJo-. .ue ··eidl.'rl} per-
sonnel and don't ha'e mUl'h to do
Thi.'' ba'11cal1' ''ant to con' a~ "'1th
someone." (on rad said.
Bu t thl'' ·re al'o .. 1n .i perfect·
po!>ll1on to ob~nc thrng .... ..aid Lt
Rob Porterfield ~nd the' often sa' l'
the ageOC\ pret'IOU\ llO\l'
·o the toa'>t (1uard doc."'" 't ''ant w
d15{·ourage 1t<. um1m.10dm and ......
"WE'VE EXP ANDED :ro
BEi iitR SERVE YO
Com• AS.. our WW. S.lectll•
OI Hlah QU.allt;y Silk Flow.a A
)'oliqe at Affordable Pric:eel
Sa~• $S Oft Cuatom AnaripnMDb
Y ou..r Contain« or Oun!
NEWS
from all over Califor.nia is rounded up each day
in the DlilJ PH• Daily Pilat BUY · 11 Get
1. at 1/2 Price
HAIR MODEL
Lenny's Hair
\hon• df.I Mar
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~ la the perfect war to preaent
your product or MrYlce to tt;e ectlve
'orange Coaat realdent. App1ertng Friday, March 15th.
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TlorJb • Foliage • Tree
•Ceramic'
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_;..,.-___.M '* o.-.,. COM& DAILY PILOT/Frlde~, Match 1, 1985
Loc1l businesses arc being asked to Mesa Rotary Club members and their
contribute item$ for t4e Costa Mesa guests. he sa1d. Tickets ato.sfOapieee.
f'ounda tion has donated $500.
Rotary Club·s annual auction = March 22 at the Neiih·
ood Community Center. •
The JO~roember Ods and End ..
raised the monc) /. by scllinJ.· hand-PabJ*'-llfl for nnlM" made goods at the Laguna Hills all -.._ r-rY" · Charity 8a7aar and the SCH em·
hems such as prrsonal computers
and all-expcnscs--paid vacations arc
e5~ially needed. said Rotary
spokesman Bob Miller. adding that
aJI proceeds from the auction woul.!
10 toward the club's various charities
A Ncwpon Beach artist. Paul ployec boutique saJe.
·Evers. has recently presented one of Kiwanis raised the money from the
his paintina to Pope, John Paul LI ·in donations of its 140 members. The
Rome. Saddlcback Kiwanis club has been
Evers.· who is ~udying art in supportinglhe hospital for more than
and civtc programs.
"We'll take anything that people
can enjoy: Vacations. mountain
cabins for the weekend and items that
can be used in business or at home:·
Aorer,ce. painted le encounter~of a decade. _ '
John Paul 11 with is unsuccessful The money from the Odds and
assassin. Mehmet Ji Agca. in a jail Ends will be used for the hospital
cell. . special equipmenr and Kiwanis·
.... money went to the SCH Scholarship
said Miller.
Fraternity trea•urer Aid Program.
Among the goodi~s to be put on the
auction block again this year is ~n
editor-for-the-day post at The Daily
Pilot. . 1
Costa Mesa resident Todd Frank
was elected to the office of Treasurer
of the California Alpha chapter of the
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraterntt) at UC
Berkley. Anyone wishing to contribute 1s
asked to call Ed Decker at 546-7600 or Hosnltal dona tlon• 75_4-7868. r
Last year. the Rotary Club raised The Saddleback Community Hos-
$8.000 from the auction. and Miller pita I has received two cash donations.
said the group is hoping to surpass The Odds and Ends. a group of the
that mark this year. hospnal rnluntecrs. has donated
The event is open only to Costa $4.500 and the Saddleback Kiwanis
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El Toro.unlt• honored
~lcven units of the El Toro Marine
Core Air Station where honored for
~e1r contibutions in the combined
federal fund-raising drive by Mannes
and other federal agencies.
The Marine Aircraft Group 11.
Headqua rters and Main1cnancc
quadron I I. Manne Air Base
Squadron 13 and Marine Fighter
.\ttack Squadron 531 received gold
awards for their rontnbutions.
Silver awards were presented to the
Marine Aircrafi Group 13. Marine·
Allack Squadron 31 1. Marine Air
Base Squadron 11 . Marine Fighter
Attack Squadron 314. Manne-Tac-
tacal Reconnaissance Squadron 3.
Manne Wing Communication
Squadron 38 and Marine Wing
Headquarters Squadron 3. • • • • UCI dlrector
. Several Orang4 Coast airman have
· been'·"ssigned t0 advanced tra..ining
acilidss·after completing their basic
t ining at Lackland Air Force Base, T.,........._._
en K aae_. Blsliloff, son of
J oy . c or Fountain Valley: .
Mleb t ~ .Beuley, son of Jean
Wu$SOW . ·ilnd stepson of Gary
WU'5Q~~·Scat Beach. and Job R.
Rall Jr., son of John Hall Sr. oflrvine.
have been assigned to Chanute Air
Force Base. Ill. Hensley will receive
training in aircraft maintenance. Wat~r board while Bishoff and Hall wi ll receive
~ H. OIMn of lnlne baa instruction in missile maintenapce.
been appointed to the Water Airmen Derek R. VuSpoor, son of Reeoarce. Reeearch Com-Roger R. VanSpoor of Costa Mesa,
mtttee of the Water Science andf{eA .. ~. bgram, son of James U-
lngr'ltm of San Cfonu~nte. have bveeh Technoloa Board of the l'fa-assigned to Lowcy Air Force Base.
tlonal Reeearch Council. Colo. Van Spoor wi ll train in mun i-
Ol8on l • an aeeoelate tions aQd wea~ns maintenance. profeuor of social ecoloa whilC-Jngram will stud} the supply
and cl.U en&lneerln& at UC field . . · Irvine and" a member of the Airman Ru11ell L. O'Brien, son of IrVlne Ranch Water DJ.strict ·Joanne ~ey~r ~f Huntington· Beach
Bo&rcl of Dlrecton. She Kid and Craig 0 ~nen of Sunset Beac~.
the pu~ of the national has been assag~ed to Keesler A_ar ·r---Force Base. Mass .. where he will committee la to naalate re-receive specialized instructions in th e
•e•rch concernln& water avionrcs systems field.
•uppllee and water quality. Airmen Erle J . Kavert, son of
Solvie and James Kavert of Hunt-research of such fatal diseases as ington Beach, and Rlclilu d J. Lajti,
leukemia and cancer. ' son of Paul J. Lajti of Huntington
Beach, have been assigned to Shep-Recreation claae. pard Air Force·Baase. Texas. Kavert : Wave the ! Pans Williams. formerly coord1-_. flag for y our • nator of the student mentor program The Fountain Valley Department
• • at San Diego State University. has of Recreation is ofTerang art classes
will receive trainin$ in aircran main-
tenance. whifc Lajt1 will study in the
medical services field . • . • ·· produc t or ! been appoioted director of the Cross-and sports activities. ~ Cultural Center at UC Irvine. Classes in calligraphy, drawing.
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service in : The Cross-Cultural Center gymnastics. karate. ice skating and in
G Ph • n 1 provides a place for T.hird World other subjects are available. The et Y~lCa.i, ! students, faculty and staff to meet. registration will start March 30 ~1
f • t -• The center sponsors events such as 16400 Brookhurst St. a 1 n ess ...
• • • PFC Mlclilael A. Lhld, son of
Barbara J. Brewer of rtvine. was
involved in NATO-sponsored ex-
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I . . ~ Blaclc His10ry Monih. Gincode Mayo "Cblld care panel 8Upp e m e nt • and Asian Week. • In his new role. Williams will Voluntee~are needed to serve on
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t o the : coordinate the center's activitaes and the Costa Mesa Child Care Commit-
D il P •l will work to establish a Cross-·tee, an ad hoc ~up that will review a Y 1 Ot. : Cultural Center governing board. He the need for chtld care facilities in the See "Get * also will try to organize a student city. • • mentor program similar to one he City Council members Mary Phy sic al" on • headed at San Diego State. Hornbuckle and David Wheeler will
It-Williams isa graduate ofSan D1e$O serve on the nine-member commit-Friday, !' talc and holds a master's degree 1n tee. with remaining seats reserved for ~ cou~lor educa1 ion. one delegate from the Mewpon-Mesa M arch 15. : Unified School District, two child
it Clty of Hope trustee care'center operators. two employers R eserve your • and two parents. * :rr10mas Nielsen. president of 11:)e Ttie group will update statistics on.· .. -s pace today! • Nev.port Bc~ch-based lrvl-r1eCo .. has the number of children m the city.
• bcl·n elected a member of1hc Cit} of assess)he need for additional daycare
Call ~ Hof)I.' National Medical Centerboard centers and advise. the council on
• :·Hurry. "-
. !Deadline ~ of tru!>lrc~. ways the city can become involved.
6 4 2 4 321 • N1l'lsl·n. a Newport Beach resident. Interested volu nteers are asked to -* ha.-, been the top man at the Irvine Co. submit a letter and a resume to City
Ext 2 5 0 • "c;1ncc January 1983. A~ a board Manager Fred Sorsabal at City ,.fall,
:March 8th • .. .. • _. member he will become a pan of the 11 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa. 92626. by ,._.,~,..,.,.,~;;:.:r:i~*L*:;:-:;*~*-:-:_*-,*~*:-:*~*-:-***"L**;,_.__o_rg_a_m_z_a_1i_o_n ~th_a_t ~•s~1_ry_vo_l_v_ed~-1n~_M_a_r_ch~l _5.~~~~~~~~~
-THE GREAT
W"ITE ELEPHA•T
SALE
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OUR~TRUllKt
HUMANA HOSPITAL HUNT-
INGTON BEACH
February 10 .
· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lightsey. Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
February 12
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Badum.
Huntington Beach. girl
February 14 .
. Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Accetta .
Fountain Valley. girl
february 18
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Ocepek.
Fountain Valley. girl
February 20
Catherine and Michael O'Brien.
Costa Mesa. girl
SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL HOS-
PITAL
Febriaary I
Michele and Rohen Patterson.
Irvine. boy
Februarr 13
Janet May Lee. Mission Viejo. girl
Febn1f)t 15
Kathryn and Francis Handley II.
Mission Viejo, boy
ST. JOSEPH HOSP TAL
February 11
Debora and David Basham. Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSP IT AL
February 15
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ronald Ellis, Hunt-
ington Beach, boy
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Griffin.
Laguna Niguel, boy
Febnllary 11
Mr. and Mrs.,Allen Yourman. Irvine.
boy . '
ercise by panicipatinLin the Army's
return of forces to Qermany (RE.-
FORGER) I 98S. Lind is a vehicle
mechanic with the 3rd Support Com·
mand in Frankf~. West Getmany. • • • Army --Pvt. a.ber&a R. Aelton;
sister of Roee A. Nelissen of t:f unt·
ington Beach~ has arrived for duty in
Kaiscrslautern. West Ge1many.
Shelton. a missile clectTon~ repairer
with the 29th Arca Support Group. prevjou~y was stalf>ned at Redstone
Arsenal. Ala. • • • • Ronald L. CUDkeabea rd, son ·of
Lester C. Cli nkenbeard of Fountain
Valley. has been promoted to the rank
of senior airman 'in the Air Force.
Clinkenbeard is a m issile facilities
sprcialist with the 44th Field MissHe
Maintenance Squadron at Ellsworth
Air Froce Base. S.D. • • • M/Sgt. B@rry W. Heller; son Qf
Elizabeth and Abraham Heller of
Laguna Hills, has re-enlisted in the f Air Force for six more years. Heller is
an -air transportation supervisor with
the 2nd Mobile Aerial Port Squadron
at Linle Rock Air Force Base, Ark. • • • Pvt. Robert L. Hiii, son of Zoa L.
Miller of San Clemente~ has com-
pleted the Pershing missile crewman
course under the one station unit
trianing at Fort Sill. Okla. • • • Rlclilard A. McNHgliltoa, son of
Robert and Cathleen McNauthton of
Fountain Valley. has completed
Navy recruit training and is now
anendin$ airman apprenticeship
training an San Diego. McNaughton
is a 1984 graduate ofFountain Valley
High School.
February 17
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Richter, Irvine.
twin-boys
Mr. and Mrs. James Pau. Irvine. 'irl
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Salisbury, Irvine.
gar I
February 18
Mr. and Mrs. Antony Kenhan.
Irvine. boy
Februa ry 19 _
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Karen. Costa
Mesa. gir~
February 20 -
Mr. apd Mrs. Peter Denniston.
lrvint . boy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, Newport
Beach. boy
February ti
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheffiette .
Huntington Beach. girJ
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Verdon. New-
pon Beach, girl
February %2
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Wallingford.
Huntington Beach. girl
Mr. and Mrs. Den nis Brown. Costa
Mesa. girl
Mr. and ·Mrs. David Christensen,
Newport Beach, boy
February %4
Mr. and Mrs. Albert LeGaye II.
Laguna Beach, boy ·
FOUNTAIN V ALLE Yt)OMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
Febraary 17
Debra and.KeJly laylt>r; Hunlington -
Beach. boy .,
February 18
Sheryl and William Scott. Hunt-
ington Beach. boy
U.S. Deportment of Troniportotion
r
c:o raise money
fo r Laguna Beach Museum of Art
(cl osing soon for expansion)
Do yourseN • fawor • • • ·
Clean out your garage, studio, closets, and
cupboards! Store Owners -Let us have your unsold
markdowns! If you've ever wa nted to support the
Museum, now's the time! Bring your wo nderful \
discards to the Museum from :
We need :
Marcll4tlltllru.1aa.
(Nen••Y· .. a..ll•Y)
' • , it
1111• ·-..... ""'
• jewelry and j1fmbles • art and andques
•gifts and goodies • toasters and televisions (that w9rk)
• blbelots and bassinets • gehdy-used doming & furs 1
!_V:~R v1 .. i.,... (no ~hoes) _..,. --eyneP->'.2~QYt ..... tllechrl'St~·;-,;u-·, ... d~k;·-
(p1ease -no larg.e furniture)
Your donadons are ax-deductible .
...... ............. .., ._ f!eN ........ 11·14 at RHllW •
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Lacuna Bnch Museum o( Art
'¥)1 Cllff Ort~. t.aiuna Bach, CA 92651
(714} 49-4.6531
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Public deserve&
chance to
its s&.i:in.U · Una
. The pu~lic~!(~ ieldy, unruly, disorganized bu~ch, but JtS ; n~ms and opinions comprise the manda~s. our-municipal officials accept with their oaths of
oifi¢'.°" ··-
As candidates. our future officeholders-worship at the altar
0( p~blic service. <?~ce the v~es are co~nted and the day-to-day
business o~ providing services, levying taxes and spending
money begins, however, many of them experience a sort of
rebirth in which the public idol declines and the spirit of the
politician ascends to replace him. ·
In Laguna Beach, this phenomeno n is manifested in the
City Councirs attftUcle toward two regular agenda items: the
consent calendar and public communications, both of which are
now scheduled for the part of the evening when ta vetns are
closing and Johnny Carson has gone home to watch the late
movie. ..
On May 27, 1982 , the Daily Pilot editorially cbmmended
the city for moving the consent calendar -those items City
•Council feels require no public debate -to the beginning of the
meeting. In this agenda spot, those members of the public who
take an active part in city government have an opportunity to be
present during actions that -despite the absence of debate -
may be controversial.
It was a responsible move . .It eliminated the possibility that
-f--co-u-ncil members might hide an item from the critical Fe of the
voters by assigning it to the consent calendar, approving it wi\h
a mass vote and railroadi!)g it into the books after IT}OSt
spectators had gone home to bed.
It didn•t last.
Gerl's
Pepsi.ad
1npoor·
taste
Politicians aren,t ·
supposed to hawk
· products for pay
If even Mos·co can'thalt
....
growth, how an we do so·?
0 can'tstopnew
arrivals, or force
anyone to depart
Every major issue affecungOrange
County can be attributed to a si ngle.
overriding issue -grov.1h. Growth
~· MARTIN
BROWER
to new graduates 1s that 1f the)' are
scnous about finding ajob. they
should go to New York. Chicago or at
least San Francisco or Los Angeles.
But no. thl"y insist to me that they arc
only interested in remaining in Or·
ange-C-0unty. They refuse to leave.
WASHINGTON -On Feb. 10.
Geraldine Ferraro and John Zaccaro
renewed their wed-mg vows-a-real-
life re-enactment of the countty-
western hit ... Stand By Your Man."
Herc wa$ the virtuous wife ~ffirm-
ing her love for a husband convicted
of fraud and accused. in the course of
the pres1dent1al campaign. of every-
thing from having fllOb associations
Lo m1sappJying the as.sets of a widow.
Now it turns out the two have more in
common than we thought: They don't
let propriety stand ~tween them and
matuni-a.bµck.
~evidence for this is Ferraro's
commcrc1al for Diet PepsL For this.
she is to be pajd what's known in the
movie business as thobigh six fi~ures
Some sa) the amount is SI rmHion .
others that n is as low as $500,000 . .\t
any rate. ll 1s enough to provide a
respite from the pressures of her
husband's real-estate dealings.
Francis O'Bnen. Ferraro's cam-
paign press secrctat) and her current........_
adviser. defends the Pepsi deal b~ ~
l _ ..
•
In that saJ!le 1982 editorial, this newspaper agreed with the
City Council when it went on to give the citizens of Laguna
Beach a slap in the face. The Pllot supported the-council's
decision to leave the public communications portion of the
meeting at the close of the session -often well after midnight.
(Call it Pilot error). Such scheduling has the effect of chilfing
public participation and insulating the council members from
confrontations with their constituents. It is the most un-
responsive and irresponsib,le way of running a public meeting
short of eliminating citizen comment all together.
under:hes such vital issues as surface would never exceed fi\e m1lhon -
1ransportation. air transportation. penod.
And the same holds true for the
growing number of retired persons.
We can tell them about the marvels of
Florida or the'uncrowded beauties of
Minnesota. but they insist that the}
"ant to remain 1n Orange Count).
Thcv. too. refuse to leave.
sa~ing ll probabl~ "on·t spell the end ··--............ .
'
Some Lagunans -notable and notorious by virtue of their
public oratory -must bear part of the blame. They have, on
occasion, abused their rights and 1heir neighbors' rights by
monopolizi ng the limited time available at these meetings and
by disregarding timely topics for those clo~st to their agitated
hearts. .
That, however~ is insufficient cause for this exile to public
speakers' Siben .
The City Council should deal with · the specifics of the
problem. not penalize all Lagunans for the excesses o fafew. City
Council should set aside a reasonable amount' of time. perhaps
45 minutes, at the beginning of each meeting. Allow people who
are interested in addressing the council an opportunity to sign up
for speaking time before the meeting is gaveled to order and limit
each speaker to five minutes. .
Sometime after the final speech and before the sun is too
deep in the Pacific, the consent calendar should follow.
Wliy doesn:ff charitY. begin
here at home, not abroad?
To the Echtor:
Does charity begin at home or
abroad~ When the stor) of the
Ethiopian famine was widel y publi-
cized by the news media. tht U.S.
government sent millions upon
millions of dollars t~ their aid.
How(ver, most amazing was the
generosity of our Great Society
(c hurc h es-organizat1 o ns -
schoolchildren-etc.) who responded
wit h subsequent donations over $60
million so far. to the African Relief
Fund.
,.., Unfortu nately. it did not eliminate
or mitigate their distressing economic
conditio ns. The key to their problem
1s not a Tong-range financial commit-
ment on the part of the U.S. govern-
ment. but rather an efTon must be
made to curb their multi-over-
populauon expl osmn with either
binh control methods or planned
parent_hood programs.
The fact remains that the public
record is lmercd with warnings about
the danger of conunuc.-d federal
spending. Disregarding the ac-
cclenated deficit. a congreuman m
Oranac County adamantly supponed
the recommendations made rc<:cnlly
by the Commission on Ce ntral
'\merica to provide SS b1l11on in
economic aid to ease hunger and
poverty in El Salvador.
Our Washington representa11.,.es
should ~ reminded that the current
domestic crisis facing our nation 1s
the homeless/hungry of all ages.
particularly in Los Angeles and
Orange County .. Thn wander the
streets, sleep in alleys and on park
benches. Theirs is a tomorrow paved
not with'promises ofa better hfe but
perpetual hunger and poverty living
in hell -and they certainly don't
need uplifting speeches by poli-
ticians.
There has been news coverage on
tlie s1tuat1on. but unfortunate!) the
public has turned a deaf ear to the
human needs in America.
How can our great society continue
10 allow th is &raumatic situation to
exist 1n the. United States? Indeed. the~ Americans face a problem or
d~ent survival and should ~given
the same-opportunity (economic aid)
to achieve a betterJife.
JOA Z. WILLIAMS
Costa Mesa
"ater. sewage. waste disposal. hous-When the population of Moscow
in& and even jails. reached si' million. six m1lhon
.\nd yet. gro"' \h brings" Ith it such became the absolute ma,1mum. Sev:
nch ~nefits as cultural complexes. t>ral )tars later. at se\·t>n m1lhon. thl"
shopping centers. fine restaurants same declaration "as made -no
and those· vet)· 1mporumt · JObs. In more gro"' th.
fact. residents\\ ho seek the long-term When "e '1s1ted \foscow last J uh.
prospent) of Orange County main-the population "as 0' er eight m1U1on
tam that "11hout growth the-count~ and v.c "'ere 1old that new people
"ould deca~. coming to "'' m Moscow v.ere
.\s important as growth 1s as a restncted to those who marry
sub1ec1. It 1s senousl~ misunderstood \fosco,·1tes. those who have JObs
h} many residents. Some would a1Aa111ng them. and students at the
rather do wtthout the benef~ts · of un1,ers1t). Penod. Then they con-
growth than suffer its negall\'e tided w11h concern that somehov.
aspects . .\nd that is understandable. thousands of others mo"e 1n ever)
Many of th.eSt" people sincerely ~-~ear.
heve that growth can be stopped. If the Soviet Union. considered to
The fact is. there 1s little use in be one of the mos't restnct1ve govern-
• debating the issue of growth versus no-men ts 1n the "\Orld. cannot place a
growth. Growth cannot be stopped. hold on tht' growth ofa desirable area.
Wh ) llQt? Map} would have us then the democraC\ of Orange Coun-
beheve tl\at 1fwe stop building roads • t~· surely .cannot stop people from
and curtail development of ne" #com mg into an area that the British
sourcec;. of Y1ater and methods of Broadca.sung S~stem has termed the
~e~d~pom. g115Wfh "'out cease. ·u ttma c rea 1ziil1on or fhe .\merican
The) contend that ne" infrastructure drean:i
brings ne\\ people. .\second reason gro"'th cannot be
Thc best 11lustrat1on of the fut1ht ) stopped 1c; that O\er the pat se,eraJ
of tr) mg to stop growth ans1_!!& from )ears 1n-m1grauon hasdcchncd as tM
1n-m1grat10A -ne" people coming ma1or source of Orange Count) ·s
to JOln us in Orange Count~ -1s the gro" 1h "latural gro"' th -births 0' er
example of Mosco". t..:SSR. dea&hs -has great!~ increased m
Some ~ears ago. the go\emmental 1mpon~ncc.
bod> that controls Mosco" de-The problem 1s that our children
term1ned that the perfect size for this are as smart as "e are. The~ don't
capital Cit) would ~ fiH million v.ant 10 lea'e this rnunt~ after the~
people. The) declared that Moscov. graduate from c;chool \1~ suggestion
Si.nee w~cannot stop growth. we
ha' e to plan to accommodaic 1l.
Planning. unfortunate!~. tak~ an
inordinate!~ long time because the
no-growth. slow-growth contingent
con11nualh ties the hands of 1hose
ti) ing to prepare our count) for the
IOC\ I table
E'en one "ho It' l'S here "'ants to
retain br:ange Count) 's magnificent
hfest' le -and that includes thOSt" ~ho ·awn a singJe home. those v.ho
o"n 'large parcels of land. and thase
we ha,·e elected to office.
But. maintatmng our lifestyle e'en
as we grow 1s d1fficulrto11t'ttlevc. I he
solution 1s to establish a.common St"t
of goals for Orange County. and'then
to w9 rk together to ach1e' e these
goafs . .\las. ·in a cfem09ClC)' such as
ours. that may be impossible. ~rs
face it. All of us as ind1' 1dual c1t1zcns
"ill ne,·er ~ able to agree on a
common set" ol goals. nurcould ~
t:'" er rtat1y--wor1nogmu-n.r achieve
them.
T?lat 1s the reason "t tn 10 elect
leaders who "111 set these goals for us
a11d v.ho wilJ work toge.the( -
general!~ through compromise -to
ach1e\e these goals. e'en though 1n
cart) mg out their respons1b1llues
the~ ma~ bccoml" most unpopular
Col•mllist Marij o Bro•~r p•bllsb·
~ "Martbt Bro.,,er·s Oru1~ Couoty
Reporl." I •~mi-moatblf a~ws/etl~r
oa Oraage Cou11ry.
of hef political career -thereb' aJI
but conceding that tftat career is over
.. , find 1l interesfihg that Pepsi-Cola
must be seeing something 1n the
market research about her appea1.·· he
said
If that's thl" caSt". let's re'erse the
logiC"and auume that Michael Jack-
son. "ho got far more for a pop
commerc1aJ. 1s l"' en mort" quallti~d co
run for public office God kno"s ho"
man~ \Otes Ferraro could get 1f htT
hair ~aught on tire
Ferraro. O'Bnen. el al. mis tk
point -and the importance ol
Geraldine· Ferraro If she \\ere an' ...QlhfLJ2!:>~J \\ ·made a c m._
memal for a soft dnnk.. the question
of taste "ould anse and the ans"er
would be in the neg;iti' e Poh11nans.
public servants. elected officials -
call them "hat} ou \\ant -are not for
sale Tht>) do not endo~ products
for monC'\ -t>Spenallv "'hen the' do
not need ihe mone} f~rraro.after all.
JUSt s1gnt'd a SI m1lhon boot.. contract
and reportt>d a net \\on Ta st ugust
of almost s~ mt I hon
That \.ind of mone'. and not a"'
soft dnn 1s the real thinh ·
But lit>rraro is no uru 11a1 ~ -poir-
11c1an 9, hard \\Ork and shrewd
poh11ck1ng. s~e became th.e first
~oman to run 1or national offlct on a
maior part' 11, kel Her mere presence
on the ll• ket meant something grand
anJ "onJl·rlul Jnd noble to m1lhons
of~pk 'I f1 u nn1' ha'e to recall the
c;cel1e 1n \1 Paul "hen \\alter
\lonJale ann,1un,ed her a~ his 'run-
--J'id1!11lMt.lii ~ ihfitt.IJ·Mi ·I . ~~~:::0~~~E.:~;r l~~~.~~ _, ... , ••• ,, •• _. ••--•• • - -• • ••• -Ferrar,,·~ Dit·t Pl·ps1·· ,,,mmernal
CIA Unco. vers Krem11· n's. ~~~~~~·~~~~~t~·~,~~~~~::IJl~,n~~~~~c~ · ....,, in~ ··Th~re .u·~ J J"t ,1t, 'lt11ce<. li1r
J ''oman and ,,nl 1'1 th,·m '" w be a
germ W. arfa~e ac·t1• v1· ti• es ~~h~~~.~ ·~l-~tt~·~f~al~,~~~~: ~~~~1~~~ I b pro·lhtltll' atlt1u• r1, 1ng up·a '''" ·
Jnnt.. 'l but 1l h a 'lll''"cigl' 'lk iia~
mana1ed to 1gm1rl' \he iuo mac.k J
Soviets' biological wa rfare capability
dates back to 1971 treaty with the U.S .
, ht11,·e \\ ht·n <.hl·, ht,..,l. w izu ~unn ng
~ ll'r thl '1n·-prc<,iul'n1ta !h•min.1•11m
.uiJ \\ ht•n <.h(' l hl)5'' h) J"Cpt II '>hl'
JAM l hose al o w ~ a spot..l''"'''ma:i J
""" • 'mbol 'o" instl·ad ot <i.tJnJ ne
\\ .\SHl~GTON In past
column' l'\e reported on the threat
posed b~ thc o' 1et l 'n1on·., ,,cr-
s1stcn1 cfTofts to de' elop ne" .10J
c' er-gm her' b1olog1cal weapons 'l/o"
I ha\C l'\Co more fr1ghtcning
1v1dence obtained from tht' most
:.o unamb1gul1u<,h fl'' that "he»., ht'-.c.·ir .....
1wn -a suppos.edl) c1' 1han agenC\ A .. DEISll to ~n a P•~t '111 t(l1>qro -"'J' creatt'd b) IQ .. 6 to help the Ill Gt'rald1nc Ferraro lJnno1 h'
dirn-torate 1n its ~eaJI~ "ork The herwll "4gn1fi,anth ~·1 had. thl'•JU"K
J 1, 1s1on hl":lded ~ a general an-ol "'-Omen 10 thr<. ~uunt n JO\ m,1rr
dude hea.' 11) -tuarded. m1llt.in-10 be under m1hta~ control. and a than Ja l..1t' Rotim.,on ~oulJ hJ\l'
sponsored tac1h ues for the de .. elo~ ~rel 'at1onal S«uni' Coun(1l fl'· ~t'pt other Mar t..<. •'Ut ot tht• ITTJllH
ment and storage or small quantities · L.!ca ue~ h' \3\ J('dm the h1 "'l~
o( m1cr<>-0rgan15m41 UnllJ lht') 3re at ij\ Cr 0\ S and gorsk an; htghl\ "' l) t~Unl(' Im C tlmt• 3 COmt"
.. Tht mtelhgrnC"t""" ~v1dence in-needed for rapid. large-scale pro-~re spt"C'1:il s.ioragt-amt" \\ hll h .are fo r blad.' 10 pf:1, 1 n th~· tit& league .
dicates 1hat the So' 1ets ha\e main-ducuon o(germ-war agents . destgncd for .,.,capons as~mbh Jnd and«'d the\ c-ouid "'' longer ~ \.cpl
tained an offensive b1olog1cal .... arfarc The Cl 4. has also 1~nufied nme \torage... out
progra m and capab1ht~ sinrc thc lcxat1on'I "'he~ the $o\1Ct'I carT) on Dt-sp1te thc1r ob' 1ou., m1htan \1g-Rut Ferraro hos. hun the cau~ sh<'
(I Q1 I) Biological Weapons \on, en-1hc1r program n11k'ancc. the s1tu:it1on at ~' crJ l\n ~~ .1. ho'\<' lo lead It Sttm., that ~ht' ~ JU"t
llon." one CIA rcP<>rt states The t"'o pnmar) ~11c~ -and the and l.agorsk 1s some"' hat co nfu'it'J -dc tl"rmtncd to pro' I.' that her. tm1c<; ~ . \ Though the So\lcls signed the \'ne" that ha '-e been confirmed pert)aps as a dchbcr.ite co'er -.b' \\(rtr:ightallalo ng-thal!i.hcwa!lnot
The Iranians. . who u~ to v~w roun~ nobody would buy the u~ rcsultina ircat). they ha' e consistent· be' ond que 11on a'I b1olo11cal-the fact that pon10M of 1he tlA ll quahht'd l"lthe~ h' C\J'l('nenct. stature
llmott all the pist1ch10 nuts, (ln~ blemished tan. So they d)ed them I) ,10tated it-andJust uconSJsteni· ..-,t•apo o) facil1t1c\ -arc at fac1ht1cs arc cnpicd 1n lq111mate or Judgment tor the offi c she was
.. -~h(najm * aamnd.. Tha\..!_ta1n~,t~c • -tt~Lt~~rur.'~!' th~ .. ~ h~ ~u.Jllclu1glpl!QQ$ ~ . ~\.f.lJi.W\~ \adl~"S. -WCl.ttb ilnd.. producuon \QOOS:\lcd ~~IOE 'ow 'he ha'I "!~ ll hard~ riaiuiilfy tan shelliOark l>fown ana wtrt actt1na tne {Cl 1ng. But the Cl bas man:aaed. lO the tbcnan qt) kno .. n a E\.atenn· \\1th the meJ1c-al-pharm.J\"'tUlll'al for f'ftc OC\( \\.Oman .... no IS cfio-<n to ycllow.Sothtlran11nsd>1~r1 · '< pent'l~tc1heKttmhn's~tetTor\ to burs 1n l~I -.hen the Bol he" s n uh4_ral anJ rood p~san in· runonanaUQnalhcKet Thatl)t"N)n
to"-• t~ 1111n When m nans L.M. B•Y' 11 • iydlc•tH co" er 1&s traeks on aerm "annrt ,hot(' nr "lacholas n nd h1 famtl) u tn<'" v.111 tic ohfij'attd to prClvt man)
stanN aro ... ina Pl tach1os. they colnn•f•f.. ll"Sl1na and production. CIA SOUrt'CS lh('l'C .... a .. the SC'tne of 3 t11ol 1cal Th<' third mtHI 1mponani things-,ine ot them bt-ini that \hC llo
told m) ia'lwc1ate Oak Van .\l~ the "'eapQn\ plant a c1denl that kilted b1oh>J1C1ll-v.eapons fac1ht' at Rerd'il not .i ut>raldfiine Ferraro
ORANGE COAST ..., ... H. L. ldtwettl •
~
,, ... zw
Mtnegtng [dllor
T..,.Tllt
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to<) s e-cperts on Soviet m1hta"' an,~hcrtfrom~ to I OOOpcople1n in 1hcna. v.u complt'tC'd 1n lli70 \o It is 1ttan1 lhat f t>rn1ro and
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SPECIAi; HOURS: 8:00 TO 10:00 P~ ALLiUOBE •
' " a.EG'INS -8:Uo ·:·A·.rvi. l0% TO 50% OFF HOME . . .
, FURNISHINGS AND ELECTRONICS.
99.00 -RA TT AN SWIVEL ROCKER.
SAVE 201.00
Originally 300.00. Rattan swivel rocker
with a dartc finish and a natural oatmeal,
textured cushion that reverses. Perfect ac-
cent chair for almost any room. Prompt
delivery. Accent Furniture, 165.
449:0Q JUST 40.00 MON!HL Y
CATNAPPER LEATHER PLUS
RECLINER. SA VE 561.00
Originally 1000.00. Lusciou~
leather in a rich sable color is matched
to Boltaflex vinyl on the side$ and
back. Prompt delivery. Recliners. 210.
1R.OO
ACCWAAO-WtNG""CW~
SAY£ 212.00
Originally 400.00. Sale price 199.00, now
for 1 day only, just 111.00. Features in-
clude cabriole legs, reversible cushion and
traditional wings. Choose from oyster.
rose, blue or camel jacquard covering.
Prompb1;S Chairs, 216.
::s
199.00
CATNAPPER,.. RECLINER. SAVE 201 .00
-OriginaUy 400.00. Our multi-position
Catnapper is covered in luxurious Action"
velvet. Jn rich cocoa only. Prompt
delivery. Recliners, 210.
1H.OO
CONTEM~RA~Y ·Scoop CHAIR.
SAVE 111.00
Originally 299.00. Can be used singly
or in multiples. Two together become a
comfortable "loveseat". Put three
side-by-sipe for a sofa . Covering is
strong parachute cloth. Beige, red,
mauve, black and taupe. Prompt
delivery. Chairs. 276.
qa,QO JUSJ 11.00 MONTHLY
WHllE TEXTURED SOFA. SAVE 412.00
Originally 900.00. Contemporary tight back
sofa with Parsons-style legs and accent
piltow.. Matching lovneat, original
750.00, 371.00. Queen sfeeper, originally
900.00, 411.00. Prompt delivery.
Furniture, 38.
--488.00 JUST 4&.00 MONTHLY
CAMEL BACK SOFA. SAVE m.oo
Originally 850.00. Sale price, 499.00, now
for 1 day only, just 411.00. Our sofa has
traditional lines and the covering is a
Wedgwood Blue jacquard in-cotton/rayon.
Prompt delivery. Furniture, 38
488,QO JUST &oo MONTHLY
QUEEN CONVERTIBLE SOFA.
. SA VE 312.00
• Originally 850.00. Contemporary sofa
with roll arms, Parson-s._tyle legs and loose
multi pillow back. Mattress is polyfoam.
Choose Mallard Black or·Ma'l!ard Natural.
With innerspring mattr~, originally
950.00, now -..o. Prompt delivery. Fur-
niture. 233.
, 4n.oo JuST 11.00 .MONIHLY
TRANSITIONAL CONVERTIBLE SOFA:
I-FOOT, .. FOOT OR 7-FOC)T.
SAVE 311.00
Originally 850.00. Your choice, 499.00,
for a 5-foot, 6-foot or 7-foot sleeper.
Covering is 100% cotton duck in a dia-
mond pattern. All with SpinalBond in-
nerspring mattress. Prompt delivery. Fur·
niture, 233 .
-988.00 JUIJ zo.oio M ONJHtY
I ~. INTERPRETATIONS
BEDRbOM SET. SAVE 1101.00
Originally 2100.00. By Hooker, a 5-Qiece
bedroom set in rich oak veneers. Set in-
cludes 1 each: mirror, dresser, queen
headboard and 2 night stands. Prompt
delivery. Bedr~m P\Jrniture, 92.
109.00 WITH REBATE -· -'
OUR EXCLUllVE mFFEL
ANTIQUED llRA88 LAMP.
SAVE 40%
Regularly 200.00. 31 -inch Stiffel lamp
in a fluted urn design has an antiqued
brass finish and handsome linen shade .
10.00 rebate on each lamp. Take your
purchase with you. Home lighting, 71 .
MIRRORED GRANDSON CLOCK.
SAVE40%
Originally 150.00. Our exclusive
quartz clock with gold tone frame -and
arch has a-W.Orking pendulum.
Measures 18''x48". Prompt delivery.
Mirrors, 31 .
39.n TO 449.00
SAVE 43% TO 50%
ORIENTAL-DESIGN AND CONTEM-
PORARY-AREA RUGS
Save 50% on Oriental design area
rugs from our. Marqv{s collection. Three
styles: Chinese, Kirman and Sarouk in
lush acrylic pile, originally 80.00 to
400.00, .... 1 •• 00
Save 00%· on Oriental design $(88 rugs
from our M41jal collection. Three styles
in 100% wool pile: Chinese, Kirman and
Bokhara, originally 100.00-800.00,
· 41.00to aM.OO
Save 43% to 50% on Contemporary
area rugs from our M.adrid collection.
All in 100% wool pile with the famous
Wool Mark table, your assurance of
quality. In ivory only. Originally 400.00
to ttOQ.00, now 141.00 to 441.00.
Area Rugs, 45.
11~n TO 21;n
80. YD. INSTALLED
WALL TO WALL CARPET.
-SAVE-40% T~
Choose from 20 rich styles.Only 10
listed. Sale price includes carpet, normal
installation, your. choice of -7/16 rebond
pad or 60-oz. rubber pad and free removal
of old carpet and free estimate and profes-
sional measurin .
Eastlake, Anso~ cut-n-loop, orig. 30.00,
, ... eq. yd. lnetlllled
Illusion,· Ultron® plush, orig. 30.00,
11.a eq. yd • .,....._d
Monterey, nylon plush, orig. 38.00,
11.• eq. yd. ll•tal•d
Roya(ty,· Ultron~ plush, orig. 40.00,
11.11 eq. yd. lneUlled
Nobility, Ultron nylon plush, orig. 45.00(
. 20.11 eq. yd. lt•tlllled
Radiance, Anso® IV cut-n-loo or .
• I • eq,yd.lnWllled
Nova, Anso IV plush, orig . 45.00,
--20.ll eq. yd. lnetlllled
Silffot'.Jette, Anso® IV cut-n-loop, orig.
43.00, 21.11 eq. yd. ln8tlllled
Beverly ~ills, nylon plusn, orig. 46.00,
22.11 eq. yd. lnet8led
Velvet Dream, Anso® IV plush, orig .
44.00, 23.11 eq. yd. lnaUlled
SH9P-AT·HOME
Save-50%. Custom draperies with
labo,. included on straight French pleated
draperies only. Installation included at nq
extra cost, this sale only.
144.00 TO 420.QO
SIMMONS ANO KING KOil
MA TTRESIES. SAVE 40% TO. 50%
Twin, each piece, orig. '149.95-
269.95 . . . . ·-. . 17.00-147.1&
Full. each piece. orig. 199.95-
359.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 117.00-207.96 ·
Queen set. orig. 599.95-
849.95 ... 217.00-487.16
--J" King, set, orig. 699.95-
1104.95 ......... -. ' ..... 317.00-127.16
DOMEmCS Save 25% to 50%. Orig . 22.00 to 64.00 Bonus matching carry-on, a 39.99 value. Save 562.00 to 9i2.00. Orig. 1250;-00 to
Save 15% to 50%. Orig. 11 .00 to 100.00. J .. A. Henckels 4-star open stock With purchase of our A11antic garment 1600.00. All sizes New Orleans be<i with a
All current sheet patterns .... 4.11 to 14.11 cutlery _ ........ -:--:-..; .. ~11.00-to-41. g ·n navv--•.-----~..,,._..~ rich antiqued baked ena~ .. nian_;,._711.00
Save-50%;-0rig. 26":'00 to 72.00. A -selec-Save &J.OO°:l)rig. 250.00. Cus nart uper COLLECTIBLES Save 512.00. Orig. 1200.00. Noninghall)
tion of discontinued sheets .. 3.11 to 34.11 Pro .............. _ ... _ ........ ·..: 1~.11 Save 50%. Orig, 10.00 to 100.00. AJI our solid brass daybed with real marble fit-
Save 14% to 25%. Orig. 24.00 to 70.00. Save 5.00. Orig . 55.00 Toastmaster music boxes ............... &.00 to •.oo tings. Ours alone. Includes pop-up and
Wamsutta lace sheet set .. 17.91 to &I.II Toaster Oven ..................... 41.11 STATIONERY • trundle unit . -........... -....... ·•·•'
Save 50~rig . 4.00 to 1&.00. Clear8nce Save 28% to 33%. ~eg. 60.00 to 70.00. S 113 0 . 18 00 R' b d Save 301 .00. Orig. 1000.00. Golden Gate
of selected famous maker towels. wash to Our entire selection of 20-pc. flatware sets ave · ng. · ing-oun white iron and brass daybed. Includes
bath ...................... 1.11 to 3.11 from Washington Forge .... 31.11 to 41.11 orgakniz,er in 4 pdadatel coblorsk with bonus1111 trundle and pop-up unit ........... ell.00
Save 10% to 50%. Orig. 3.50 to 37.00. Save 10.00. Reg. 25.00. 18-pc. Positano poc et purse a ress 00 --· · · · · · · • Save 326.00. Orig. 625.00 Barcalounger
Every towel in our stock beverage set, imported from Italy for CLOSET SHOP rocker-recliner in wide wale corduroy
departm-enr . . . ............ 2.91 to 32.11 Bormioli ........................... 14.11 Save l /3. Reg . 3. 75 to 12.00 All ve~et ........................ -... •.oo
Save 50%. Orig . 20.00 to 60 .00. Every rag Save 20 .00. Reg. 79.99. Wear Ever 12-pc. hangers ........ _ ........... 2.&0 to 1.00 Save 401 .00. Orig. 700.00. Glider rocker
rug in stock . . . . . . . . . . . . ... I .II to 21.11 premium cookset with silverstone Save 1 /3. Reg. 13.25 to "39.00 Shoe recliner by Catnapper . Blue or cocoa
Savb 20% to 50%. Orig. 11 .00 to 35.00. interior ........................ &I.II organizers, 6 to 18 pr ....... 1.13 to 21.00 velvet ........................... 291.00
Every bath rug in stock ..... I .II to 21.11 ELECTRONICS Save 1 /3. Reg. 41 .00 38" Garment Save 46.00. Orig. 65.00. Imported
Save 40% to 50%. Orig. 25.00 to 65.00. Save 50.00. Orig. 229.00. Brother elec -,L rack .............................. 27.33 footstools, suede or petti-point ...... 11.00
Discontinued Regency thermal blankets in tronic !}'~er .................. 171.00 Save l /3. Reg. 55.00 Extra-Closet ... 31.'7 Save 162.00. Orig. 350.00. Wooden
cotton or acrylic. Twins and fulls, Ofig. ···--s ave 12~00. Reg . 59.99 AT&T Trimline'.. Save 1 /3. Reg. 12.35 to 109.99 Space-rockers. cherry or dark pine finishes-111.00
25.00-45.00 ....................... 14.91 touchtone telephone ............... 47.11 saving closet organizers ..... 1.23 to 73.33 Save 212.00. Orig. 500.00. Rattan
Queen and kings, orig. 35.00-65.00 .. 19.19 TELEVISIONS HOME ENTERTAINING daybed .......................... 2a.OO
Save 50% off the regular price. Orig. Save 60.00. Orig. 259.00 Magnavox 13" Save 50%. Reg . 6.00 Gala and Soave full Save 112.00. Orig. 750.00. Pier table and
30.00 to 80.00. Every mattress pad in diagonal color portable ............ 111.00 lead cut crystal stemware from Italy (ltd. mirror, 2-pc. set . . . . . . . . . ........ 2a.OO
stock ..................... 14~19 to 38.99 Save 70.00. Orig. 329.00. Zenith 19" quant'iti·es) -1 II Save 403.00. Orig. tln).00. 3-piece occa-
Save 50% off the regular price. Orig . diagonal color portable ....... -~ ... 211.00 Save 251 .00.' or'ig: 4oci.oo" G~·ld -~,~~~. . . sional table set. Black lacquer cocktail
20.00 to 180.00_ Every bed pillow .J Save 110.00. Orig. 449.00. Magnavox 19" troplate 65 or 80-pc . services for 12 in 2 table, lamp table and sofa table. all with
in stock ................. I .II to .91 diagonal remote color portable ..... 331.00 patterns sale 199 00 14100 Ming styling .................... 1117.00.
Save 50%. Reg. 140.00 to 300.00. Wam-Save 120.00. Orig. 539.00 Panasonic 19" Sav,e so%. Orig. 2so.oo s~~g~ ·66-~;c. din-Save 203.00. Orig. 1500.00. 3-piece occa·
sutta lace comforter sets . U .M to 141.91 diagonal remote color portabJa. -.•. 411.00 nerware service for 1J, asst. patterns •• sional table set . Square cocktail table, end
Save 40% to 50%. Orig . 50.00 to 1~.00. VIDEO RECORDERS table and console table all in
Assorted discontinued Save 30.00. Orig. 449 .00 RCA VHS pro-FUR~!fURE . wood-and-glass ......... .:..._L •••• __ .147.00
comforters ................ .a *• 21.11 grammable VCR .................. •.oo Save 262..00. Orig. 7w.OO Tranlilional 'Save 40~. Aeg. l50.00. Our exclusive
Saye 50%. Reg. 16Ch00 to 300.00. All Save 70.00. Orig. 469.00 RCA' VHS pro-Tomeat Oatmeal convertible sofa ... 411.00 Grandson clock, gold-tone accents, quaru ._
comforter sets in stock ... 79.11to141.M grammable video recorder ......... •.oo Save 301 .00. Orig. 890.00 Traditional movement, working pendulum ...... U.00
lSave 30% to 50%. Reg. 100.00 to 315.00. Save ~.00. Orig. 549.00 Zenith VHS pro-Brougham Taupe queen convertible Save 50%. Reg. 206.00. 3-pc. contem·
All comforters in stock .... 38.• to 211M gramm,ble video recorder ......... •.oo sofa ..... -..... -........ ~ : ..... -. -.oo Q.Orary mirror set: ~ck J:>orderect. mluor -=--
Save 30% to 50%. Reg . 50.00 to 400.00. MAJOR ApPUANCU Seve 282:00. Orig. no.00. Brougham -flanked by 2 aide panels. Bird of Paradlte A~ll;bed~s~p'kre:ad~s;in~st~oc~k~.rr·bi:a~.-~tq~1u•~•---ir S9¥e S&.68. Otig. m;00':-. "fril~lrinlmn"DW--•---mJDllJIF!KlrtB-.................... . or a -..------11
• .Se'fe S6%. Ready-made and made-• \capacity washer .................. 321.00 Save 362.00. Orig . 860.00,. Contem~rary Save 31 % . Reg. 129.00. Art Deco mirror
to-measure mini-blinds. Bring your Save 60.00. Orig . 529.00 White· Mall~rd natt1ral or black queen conv .. rtibte with intaglio etched woman .. , ...... II.II
measurements: Westi~house 14 cu. ft . refrigerator •• sofa ..................... -....... 411.00 Save 6!J7.00. 5-pc. Country French dining __ _
Save 50%. Made-to-measure draperies. 1Save .00. Orig. 2f9.00 O'Keefe & Mer-·-_ Save 562.00. Orig. 1050.00._ Shadowbox -wt. i>rig:-1876.00 .... , ~ ....... \: ..•• .-
Bring your measurements. . rittcompact mlcroweveoven ... .-.. fll.00 Cream super .queen convertible sofa -.oo Save~%. Orig . 200.00. Our exctulive ,
Save 32%. to 50%. Will be 25.00 to 40.00. STllllOS -Save 562.00. Orig . 1060.00. Shadowbox Stiffel table temp. Antique flnith and linen
Remembrance lace edged _ Save 300.00. Reg. 1899.00. Pioneer 1tatlonary sofa .............•..... -.. thede ..•................... 111.00 _,..
tablecloth . -. . . . . . . . . . . . el ... 11.• ' 100-wan audlQ 1ystem ........... 1 •• 00 Save 522.00, Orig . 1000.00 Shadowbox Sevt 3Q%. Orig. 149.00. 59~1nch cryatal
Save 1f>%. Orig. 4.fJO. Matching Save 100.00. Reg. 249.00 Emerson dual , lovneat ......................... 411.11 trav flQQrJlmp_,..,_.........,.,_.--~~-..---11-··,
napkin......... . . . . . . . . . 3.79 _Jape deck~~.o-ay1teM • .1•·• "Save 2et:OO-J!i.00:""01Tg . ?&J.00 to --S1ve 28%. Reg. 59.99. 27·inch tea caddy ;..-.--...~"-"r-')~-. 'fti~ -S:'99'"'tl5 60.00.AIT'lnfor:--Save 10.00. Orig. 79.99 Sanyo AM/FM ~ 1060.00. Player modular group ~---°'ginger jar 161id bra .. lamp on~
... mal t•bleclotha .io..11.ock ... •.41 to 44.• stereo radio ca ... tte recorder,......... ._ .......................• •.M 111.11; bate ............................. ...
Seve 291&"'5fTQ~fo 17.99. All · Save 20.00. Orig. 99.99 Sony Walkman II 4 pc. Mt, orig. 2960.00 .......•.•. 1711.11
plaoemata in stock . . ~ . . . 74 to.13.41 caaette ......................... -7•·• Save 202.00-.462.00. Orig. G.()()..11~.00.
HOUSEWARES Save 49.00. Orig. 139.00 Sanyo tllmline Berkllne Niagara family room
Save 30.00_ R~. 99.99. Mikya 7-pc. AM/FM stereo ca...ne recorder . . . ... grtouveP6·7·6·.oo· . '. ·o· ,· k .lo. ft, • c==;-1by•Mooor':r •. -.oo enemel-on-steel cookset .... " ....... •·• Save 130.00. Orig. 199.00 Emerson com· S ~
Seve 25%. Orig 2.25 to 12.~. Ritz kit· pact tteieo .. "· .................. •• BookcaM, heldboerd, high chest 1nd
chen liMnS a"d appliance • LUGCIAQI guard raltt. Orio. 1476.00 ......•.•. 711M cowra .. , . . . . . . . . . . ..... 1,• to 1..00 Bonus 1ttache, a 39.99 value. Save 1181 .00. Santa Fe 3-pc. oak wall
Save 30'6. Orig. 25.00. Taylor & Ng With purchase of both our exclualve nyfon unft by Morrlt. Drop-Lid unit, 2·door unh
10-pc. wok Mt .. 17.M carry-on, K.11 and matching garment tnd open unit~. 2100.00 .•.... ~II•
bag, in grty, •• •
Selection may vary by store. No mail or phone orders, no iapeclal ordtnt. ' •
Save an extra 10%. In addition to the
00% aavlng1 on Sunflex 1" miniblind1,
with ln1tall1tlon at no extra cost on ordtra
of two or :Tlore. Stvt 1n ••tr• 10". In
addition to th• !i0% Mving1 on Levok>r
vertical blind• whh lnstahatlon
tt no extr1 charge.
Save 1n ex1tl 20%. In addition to tht
«>% NVlnga on 1" end 2" wood bllnde
,. wfth ln•taHatlon It no extra c.,_rge.
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NewRenauJt ,eilgiile de.buts oil EnCore, Alliance-
Buyers-of-the 19&5-Renautt Al-slons, white the Encore features the
Hance Mdan and Encore hatchback 3-door and 5-door hatchback
will find _,a larger, higher-output . models. Alliance wlll be available In
engine, a broad array of other base, L. DL and Limited models.
options, plus product refln~ments. Encore wlll have base, S, LS and GS
Thia Is In addition to the sporty model series.
Alliance convertible that makes Its An over~rlve 4-speed manual
market debut this fal!. transmlsalon Is standard on base
A new 1.7-llter, 4-cyllnder, fuel-apd L model Alliances, as wetl as on
Injected OHC engine, designed by tt\e base.and S model Encores. A 5-
Renault to deliver added per-speed manual transmission Is atan-
formance. wlll be standard on the dard on Alliance DL and Limited
Alliance conyertlble, as well as the models and Encore LS · and GS
top-of-the-line Alliance Limited models. 1' 3-speed automatic trans-
eedan and Encore GS' hatchback, axle Is available as an option on all
and optlQnal on.ottwR' Alllailc4l,.and models. -
Encore ·models. The 1 .4-llr~te~r., .:4~---~A~l~lla~n~c~e.,,..a~n~d~E~n~c~or~e~a~ga~l~n~w~· 1~11--!-_ _: ____ ~:..;.:...;:;=~~~f;-;:--=-;-~~~~Z~ -OJ!llAC~-eRIQH119-4~tinue&-e ea ure pe es a -ype 10-orme
dard on most mod~s. front seats thQ.t move fore and aft on
Interior refinements-for 1985 In-center trAcks.
--efude new StOt'&ge Compartments on the low~ part of the doors. as The ~eetf nQ system for Alliance
wetl aa recessed front seat backs and Encore was designed with both
that provide added leg room for rear front and rear seat duc1s for heat.
seat pa88engers. Another convenience feature Is
Encore-ts-sporty GS model has "Sys1ems Sentry," a service
been upgraded for 1985 and, along monitor that electronically monitors
with the 1.7-llter engine, features 5-every vital fluid level In the vehicle.
speed manual transmission, 14-lnch ~y_stems Sentry" ls an option on all
performance tires and aluminum -out 6ase models.
wheels, sport-tuned exh~ust system Alliance and Encore also offer an
wtth dual outtets, a front air dam, fog optional Keyless Entry System.
lamps and a special suspension. Infra-red light waves. activated from
Tfle Allfance will continue to be a key chain, are electronically trans-
offered i n 2-door and, 4-door ver-mltted to lock or unlock the doors.
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A little knowledge about the 5. Among the factor.a listed
are of your car can go a long way below, the one which has the
oward saving money and often, greatest bearing on. trade-In
he lnconvenlence of • break-vaJu~ Is: (a) whether or not you
n. The-Jollowlng questlonsr are the original owner: (b)
repared by the Car Car Council amount of tread left on tires: (c)
nctude several basic points to be body and paint condition: (d) •
emembered In the care and use quality of the radio and stereo
f one's car. Answers follow quiz ... ·tape deck; (e) engine oll con-
1. When a" engine overheats It aumptlon.
arf damage the: (a) valves: (b) · Answers to Car Care·Qulz: ·
ter: (c) differential; (d) trans-1. (a) and (d) are correct.
mission; (e) alternator. Overheating can burn valves,
2. Tire pressure most frequent-among other Internal engine
ly Is affected by: (a) temperature parts. The transmission also can
cbangte; (b) speed: (c) wheel be damaged because It Is cooled
balance; (d) valve leaks; (e) tread from the engine cooling system.
wear. 2. (a)_and (d) are correct. Tire
3. When you get your car tuned pressure changes one pound for
up you are likely to: (a) have the every 10-degree. change In air
battery replaced; (b) see an temperature. Tire valves also can
Improvement in your gas mile-be a source of leaks and should
age; (c) hear less valvJ noise; (d) be 1eplaced when new tlr.es are
get new spark plugs: (e) notice Installed. NOTE: Incorrect tire
fewer squeaks and rattles. pressure greatly Increases tire
4. Among your automatic wear. l<>o low pressure affects
transmission's greatest enemies gas mileage.
are: (a) heat: (b) contamination; 3. (b) and (d) are correct. A car
(c) high speed driving: (d) rocking that needs a tune-up generally
the car out of snow: (e) Idling In Improves 10 percent or more In
traffic. fuel economy. Starting depen-
dablllty, performance and ex-
haust emission• aJao are Im~
proved. New spark plugs gen«-
ally are part of a tune-up, llnce
these are the "business end" of
the Ignition system.
~. (a), (b) and (d) are_ corr~t.
Overheatlng Is the f'!'aln reason
for damage to the automatic
transmlulon. Brown, rather than
red coloration of the fluid, along
with a burned smell, lndlcat" the
transml11lon has been over-
heatect. Fluid and filter should be
replaced. To protect the trans-
mission when towing a trailer or
hauling heavy loads, lnstaJI .,,
auxiliary transmission cooler.
5. (b) fs correct. Even more
Important than the mileage on
the oaometer Is a car's cosmetic
condition. which could make a
difference of hundreds of dollars
at trade-In time.
How did you rate? par Care
·Council says 8 to 10 correct Is
excellent and 5 to 8 Isn't bad.
Don't be discouraged by a score
below 5, either. The fact that you
were Interested enough to take
the quiz Indicates you're above
average.
Mazda'• team of .AmOI John10n.-Jack
ttunham and Yojlro Terada pilot a brand-.
new Mazda l 2A rotary eqlne-powered
RX-7 to 'rictory ln the Daytona-24 .hour .
Ma.Zda racers tally victories
Wins fourth straight
Daytona 24-hr. race,
~eeps Carpel Ugh t
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -
Mazda's chances for a s)xJh ,
consecutive lnterna,lonal Motor
Sports Association GTU manu-
facturers' title got off to a strong
start this month with a class
victory at the Daytona 24jour
ehdurance race. · ·
The Mazda trio of Amos John-
son , Jack Dunham and Yojiro
Terada piloted a 12A rotary-
powered RX-7 to the GTU crown
over fellow RX-7 drivers Paul
Lewis, Scott Pr_~ett and Joe
Verde in second place. It was the
fourth Daytona 24-hour victory In
a row for Mazda .
Most amazing about the ~in by
Johnson/Dunham/Terada is that
their crew had only a month to
built the car from the ground up.
They loaded it into the trailer for
the 1oumey from North Carolina
to Daytona just two days before
the grueling race was to start.
"Winning was quite nice, but It
was great Just to be out there on
the starting grid," Johnson said.
"The biggest problem was get-
ting the car built In one month. It
is just a great compliment to my
crew. We didn't have any time to
test it, ~o we just loaded It up on
Thursday and got It here in time r
for the qualifying."
Under the circumstances,
Johnson would have been satis-
fied just to be able to test the car
under race conditions. But he
said the car was so easy to drive.
and he experienced so few prob-
lems with it, that he reallzed early
Tn 1f'le race the~ a victory was
possible. .
"We made the decision before
the race to try to set our own pace
and not try to run past the field ,"
he stated. "But the car ran so well
that I think by the end of the race,
we were capab1e of running
faster.''
· Besroes Mazda's 1-2 finish Jn
GTU. the company swept the top ·
three positions In the new Camel
Light (700 kg.) class race. The
team of Kelly Marsh, Aon Pawley
and Don Marsh took-the class
title and finished 10th overall In a
rotary-powered Mazda Argo, just
three laps ahead of the second-
place team of Jim Downing, John
Maffucci and Yoshlml Katayama,
also In a Mazda Argo. Tom
Burdsall. Pete Welter end Nick
Nlcholson·took third In a Mazda-
powered TIQa.
Meanwhile. in the Camel GTO
class. the team of Danny Smith,
Tom Waugh and Diego Febles
took second plaee;-white the
A stc.atla Mazda-backed team of
Allan Moffat, Gregg Hansford.
Peter Mcleod and Ke.vin Bartlett
finished seventh. The race
marked the first major challenge
mounted by Mazda's Australian
race team at the Daytona 24-
hour endurance classic.
e-dellvery cheek
&acb '1Jlpment of Pord '•new Oermiln-bullt
llerllur XR4 Tl anderaou a tboroqb check
at the Pord pre-delr•ery center In La
lllfada before bet.DC dell•ered to We.tern
Lincoln llercvy d•len by tncll -
conatdered better tban rall. Ezplalntq tlae
,proceee to Howard Co•ey (aecond from
national d•ler coancll, are lhrt IUMr
(tblrd from left), npenlaor of tbe Import
••Mele milt. and llom R•ame (~t),
Import car ..me. apeclallat for Pont puta
an4 eemce dl~alOD. AJ9o OD band" WU
a.L. Garber .... _ ... of tlae center. Tia•
aato weatoD Nie la Callfonla and Arbona
laetmontla. · left), pr•ldent ot tbe Lluco!.: llereary
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-Gunning for a photo ·· . "
-':.---Ba ..... rry-Clar-lt,t-cbemtar11t the American Motor• plant -rn $enoab1r, Wia.. uses a new
.. photo gun" to check paint quality on Renault Alliance and Encore care. The
· procedure, developed by the flnn '• French partner-, Renault, takea picture•, of
reOectlona in vehicle hooda ao they can be eumlned for dJatlnctlveneu of image.
'I can do tlitngs Io ly dream
before, says ~lice chief of
TROY, Mich. -A• In molt
small towns acron Amer!?.. the
South Hampton, N.H. mdnlclpal
budget la limited:
So when the subject of a
replacement for the village'•
1981 Buick police car came up at
a recent town mMtlng, the vil-
lagers turned to a friend they had
In t~e auto business.
Lutz Wallem, a member of the
town budget committee; 9per-
ates Foreign Motors. a Boston
Audi deatershl~. Wallem listened
to the townspeopte'a concerns
that the price of a new police car
would amount to a substantial
portion of their disposable town
budget.
"r.M!iillilllr" WM
air-lifted t.Q t U.S. -tit Wallem't
· expenM ju after the hotldays.
Audi'• 4 S quattro la a sport
sedan wtth 115 horsepower,
capable of pursuit work at more
than 100 mph. Unffke other high-
speed vehlctea In law-enforce-
ment use however. the 4000$
quattro Is-iit'lven by all four
wheels. Normal four-wheet-drlve
vehicles are not capable of th'\
high speed potential and sports-
car-llke handling wtth which the
quattro Is endowed. ·
South Hampton Police 9hlef
Bill Query Is overjoyed with the
new piece of equipment. "This Is
M~on4::ie&>t," he a.lma. "NJ
uelty late In terma of pciltl
. We're a rural.,... wtth lalf
~~ t•reln, bade ,_..
. aot• of enow:"' ...
YI°" '°' ...... .no. .,
r0undtng towns .nd that often
;ieana tut r~.
"With the quattr:o. I can do
thlriga that I only dreemed 8bCU
doing &ft .ot-polCe car.. TM
other day I pur9U8d a IS! II dtng
anowmoblle Md. wt.. he .....
oft into• fletd, I followed. He
couldn't betteve It when I llP-
preheilded him.
The chief puts It this way: "Larger
towns have regular patrol ve-
hicles and four-Wheel drlve·ve-
hlcles for difficult roads. With the -
quattro .. ·a fown can have· the·
benefit of a regular cruiser and a
four-wheel-drive vehicle In one
car. It's realty a big cost savings."
Wallem took South Hampton's
need to the Greater Boston Audi
Dealers. who, llke Wallem. be-
came Intrigued with the Idea' of an
Audi' police car. Togettier.
Wallem and the other. Boston
area Audi deaters decided to
fund the "test" and provide the
South HamptOn police force with
a 1985 Audi 4000S quattro.
Porsche initiates recall
to -repair cruise .colitrcil
The West German automaker
supplies many European law-
enforcement agencies with pa-
trol cars, but no such vehicle
existed ~ the United States.
Furthermore. there are many
differences in the way German
·_and Americ_tn law-enforcement
agencles·outflt their cars.
With support from Audi's
special project people at com-
pany heaquarters In lngolstadt .
near Munrch. an Alpine White
Audi 4000S quattro was fitted
-wlth special police equipment
frbm both Europe and the U.S. -
much of the U.S. equipment
having been hand-carried to the
Porsche Cars North America.
Inc. has decided to Initiate a
recall of 5.916 Porsche modet
944 automobiles from model
years 1984 and 1985.
The recall Is to replace
busMngs on the optional cruise
control linkage.
Insufficient bushing clearance
could cause the linkage to bid
and the ~ccelerator pedal to stick
in the depressed position. The
metal-bwshlngs ori the cruise
control will be replaced with
plastic ones to ensure proper
clearance.
According to Porsche, the
binding condltlon was dis-
covet'ed in. very few cases, by
dealership personnel during
road testing the cars prior to
delivery. No accidents or Injuries
have resulted.
Porsche Cars North America,
Inc., has lnformed 'the National
Highway TrafftcSafety Auocia-
tlon and Porsche dealers na-
tionwide of the company .. s plans
to recall the cars. Replacement
parts will be avallabte In the
dealerships this month.
Owners of 1984 and 1985
Porsche 944's equipped with
cruise control should avoid using
the option until . the bushing
change has ~ made. In the
lnt~rim_J>O/SChe d!t&lers will dis-
connect the cruise control sys..
tem on affected cars If the
owners wish.
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AMC develops Buyer's c ·uide as an a.id .for auto shoppers
American Motors Corp. ex-
pects to reach nearly 50 million
Americans with.a c;omprehensive
Buyets Gujde that will be in-
serted into national magazines
starting this month.
"We're inV'iting the American
public to compare our products
with the competition:· said David
L._ Kerr. director of advertising
and marketing planning. "Buying
an automobile is one of the most
important purchase decisions
consumers make. Our Buyer's
Guide positions Renault, J~p
and AMC vehicles against the
competition to help shoppers
make side-by-side comparisons.
With the many advaritqges our
products otter. direct com-
parisons will help increase our
sales.-·we know from our re-
search that people who shop us
Half of Americans will buy
used cars in 1985, .Study says
said Ira Black. editor of Auto-·
motive Industries. / But trend among new-car consumers . -ls to pick cars built by American firms Nineteen percent of all those
surveyed said they plan on buy-
ing a car this year: half of these
respondents will opt for a new
car, half will buy a used car. Most
new cars purchased, however,
wlll say "made in the USA."
RADNOR, Pa. -Planning. to
park a shiny new cat an your
1drlveway this year?
Many Americans are. but just
as many will go the used car
__ route. ac~ording t'o a study·
conducted by Chilton Research
Services.
"If the economy · remains
stable, more American con-
sumers will purchase a new or
used car this year than in 1984," "Chilton's survey results sup-
port the increasing consumer
trend towards buying American-
. made cars. as well as the general
belief that cars made in the
United States are superior to
imported mQdets. The fact that
75 percent of consumers in the
market to buy a new car said they
wlll purchase an American make.
is good news for American car
manufacturers." added Black.
Ford boosts price
of big·cars, freezes
cost of smaller ones Survey results also show that
scale. Each company's fleet of 27 percent of all respondents
1985-model cars must average could not buy a car last year due
27 mpg. to financial problems. More
DETROIT (AP) -Ford Motor
Co. announced plans FridaY, to
Increase the price of its large cars
by· as much as $538. or a
maximum of 3.4 percent, while
freezing prlc_es and _offering cut-
.rate 1 financing on its smaller
models.
Ford said It would offer 8.8
percent financing on Its Ford
Tempo and Mercury Topaz
models through April 22. It said it
was freezing prlc~ on those
Models, a"S well as in the Ford
Escort, Ford EXP nd Mercury
Lynx.
The actions were designed "to
help ... achieve government-
mandated fuel economy, stan-
dards. and to respond to continu-
ing ~st l)ressuro,.. the No. 2
automaker said In a statement.
The auto companies are re-
ulred b federal law to fmprove
Stable and falling gasoline women than men expressed dif-
prices. as well as the economic ficulty in this area. with 32
recovery, boosted sales of large percent of female household
cars whll~ small-car sales have heads saying they were unable to
stalled. Since the larger autos are purchase a car in 1984. com-
less -fuel-efficient than the pared to 24 percent of all mal~
smaller models, the fuel econ-respondents. Fifty-seven per-
omy raw gives car companies an cent of those surveyed who could
Incentive to sell more small cars. not buy a car during 1984 had
Ford spokesman Gene Koch annual incomes under $20.000.
refused to provfdtf the .avera-ge Chilton Research Services
price increase on the remaining Inc .• a division of ABC Publishing
Ford models. saying only the Cos.. Is a full-service market
increase In base prices and reserach firm locat~d in Radnor.
options would range from a low Chilton's study results were
of 1.5 percent on the Mustang LX based on a national random
2-door. to 3.4 percent on the survey of 500 household heads.
Mercury Marquis station wagon. Flfty-nlne percent of the respon-
ln dollars, the the price bo6sts dents ere male, compared to 41
ranged from al w of $104 on the pe~ceru female. Margin of error
Mustang LX to $538 on the . for I
along ·with the competition are
our best prospects."
Additionally, Kerr sees the
Buyer's Gulde as helping to
position what AMC dealers have
to sell.
"It's rike taking the
AMetJeep/Renault dealerships
into the homes of Americans."
Kerr ~id. "So.many new prod-
ucts have been introduced in our
lineup that we felt It was Import-
ant to tell the whole '"sto'ry." ·
The 16-page.... fouf-color
Buyer'S Gulde will be Inserted in
'Time. Newsweek. U.S. News &
• • • • • -·
•
• • •
•
•
World Report, Sports Illustrated
and Consumers Digest and wHI
be available through
AMC/ Jeep/Ren~ult dealerships.
National tetevlslon advertising
will arso tte used to make con-
sumers aware of tM Buyer'"S
Guide.
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Brak~job
Debbie Rayfield, a quality auurance-t~h
nfclan at Allied AutomotlYe'• Bendix fric-
tion material• dlvialon in CleYeland,
Tenn ., inapecta brake Unlnga before ahlp-
pln& them to automotive manufacturen for
lnatalllon on medium and heavy truck•.
Germans pick Sa11b as best iniport
categories. In the class for· Im-
ported cars with engine displace-
ment up to 2.5 liters. 28 pe<e'°ent
of the readers picked the Saab
Turbo as their No. 1 choice.
Fer the fifth year In a row.
readers of the leading auto-
motive magazine In West c;e,...
many picked the Saab Turbo as
"the best Imported carin Ger-
many under 2.5 liters."' Second , place went to the
More than 100.000 readers of Maseratl Blturbo. whne the Volvo
Auto Motor und Sport submitted 740 came In third.
Other wlnoers Include
Jaguar XJ6. voted best 1mpor1ed ..
ctr over 2.5 lers. and the
Peugeot 205. best imported
small car.
Results.
Best imported car up to 2.5
liters:
l Saab Tvrbo, with 28.898
votes
2 _Maser au. ..&1~1MJ:--'°2'&.9'tt-•
votes
3. Volvo 740. 12.240 votes
N · · • ....1 • 1 d ·1 ' ... I t• . ---··~ at~1~e ser-v1ee-eva1uateseaM ers custornerre· ·a 10.
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_ -' -__ .. tlon. dealership. Immediately after a'f>lt to• compare the, lmpro\i...-cant . l~provement.s In 'Shoppers' fill out detailed questionnaires "Dealers have enhanced their each V1s1t the shoppers com-ment. In the quality of hla 4Pf'l-staff s attitude anti per-
-->\ lmagewlthconsumersbylmprov-plete detailed questionnaires ployMs' customer relations over formance," Mancuso said. "This following Confidential trips to dealerships tngcustomertreatment based on eva uatlng 50 different 8.(eas en extended period of time. H~ change not onty has been a
-· J -our analysts," Mancuso said. pertaining to the sai.t and ·Mr-also can compare hl1 employMs profitable plus to the consumer.
lncreaalngly aware of tr)elr was tounded by Rob Mancuso, "Strong advertising can build vice departments. performance against those of but the Increase In sales ha"e
public Image, hundreds of a~lo-pres I den t of Mancuso awareness and generate traffic. . The dealer then reoelvet the other dealerships across the been a .. Profitable plus to the
mobile dealers are avalllng them-Cadillac/Honda. With Qtflces In but It certainly Is no aubatltute for computer-scored rnult1. which nation. dealers. .
ielvet of a new nationwide ser-. Chicago and San Otego, Man-positive OfJStomer refatlona." enablee him to accurately a..... Mancuso said letters he has M-ncuso has been actively
vice which employs anonymous cuso 11 e• abllshlng Conaumer Consumer Concepts' super-the strength• and WMknMMI of received from Consumer Con-1nvol~ed In the automobile bus -
shopper• to help evaluate their Concept•. 'a dlvlaton of RPM vlted shoppers evaluate the lndl-hla satee and eeivlee personnel. cepts' aubacrl~rs have proven ness for 15 years, the last 10 ''a
aates and ••rvlce employee•. Systems. Inc., as an Independent , vldual automobile dulerahlp'a He can then begin an education the service it effective and sue• Cadillac/Honda dea-.r He 11 a·
The new service 11 tonsumer extentlon of an automobile deat-employees through a ltrlel of process -to ultimately Improve oessful • graduate of 'Princeton with a
Concepts, Ltd. of Barrington. II It erthlp'a cu tomer relations func-confldentl.al shopping trip to the their efflclency The dealer also Is ,"Dealer~ are r~rting stgnlf1-degrM in psychology
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• ,.719 eNp • • lll\04I County on Jetin*Y 'r. 19815 • CA 02981 .... II' NOTICE with tN Oounly Cleric Of Or· I(.,,.. AM..... . JUNCTION WITH AN !XIST· F·T08 'II
' l Aoberl T 8eet, Oentt81 19H ( ....!... ,_ Thie b\.ltlfl... II COi\• ..--' anoe County~ '*'*Y '· l'ubllahecl °"'* OoMt ING DWELLINO UNIT' 1--------~--".""""-1! Partner ,_ Publlatled Oren0t Coeal dualed by: 1 ~ti Plfl· PICtmoue 1915 Delly Piiot Mweh ( 1N5 LOCATEO AT 2222 OA· rtet.IC NOTICE ~-· PWUC ll)!!C( Tiii• eta1tn*'1 WM filed Publlthecl Oranoe Coatt ~P11o1 '~ 8, ta. nwlfltp NAmlTA=• ,_ F-71t NYONORIV£1NAR2ZONt.~-;,.;;:;.:;;.;;..;.;.--.--. __
... PICftTIOUe tu.mu wttll Ille County Clerk o( Or· Deity PUOI ,~ t5. n. 22. lrch '· 1N5 Roy E. Alflton Tiie lottowlne C*M>n• .,. Publlehed Orente Coeet INVIAONMl!NTAL Of:· ,ICTmOUI ...... . .... na,._,r .,. County on Februery .. t.Wch 1, a. 1915 F-708 Tllla •ta.ten'lent ... Wed doing bUlll'l•U ••. PH o.lty Ptlol ,~ ' 11, .. _WO lllftftl'C "'™'"ATION: N!GATIV! MAMS ITATlmWT • The-... 11185 • F-722 wt111 IN County Ciettt or Or· CO~P DeA HANKIS El.EC-22. Meteh 1. 1919 ,._ ""'~ DECl.ARATION. Tiie l()llowlng per.an 1e tlllflO~ ::-""' ere ,_ llnO' County on ~ 8• TAICAL SUPPLIES, 770 W, fE.703 FO~ l'URT'HER INFOA· dolna butlneta at: • o.<va·s GI.ASS & MIR-Publlthecl Otano-Coeal PWLIC NOTICE 1985 ttth Str•t. CA 92140 NOTID9 Of MATION. PLEASE CALL MOBtlE OIL ANO LUii!. c. ..,.77 w-" •"' 0.ily Piiot Fek>Naty 15, 22, .... It' llftnrt ,,_.n Hlllll Homaveld Pr.. llf0......-0111• ITY THI! Pl.ANNING DEPART-t4N3 f\edlllll, Tu1tl11, Cal".
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" .. ece .... M11Ch 1 8 11115 ..--.n. ""'~ -·• .,..... Publlllled Orano-Coa11 • " rtalC NOTICE NOttoellherllbyal\lln11111 MENT ~T (714) 754·5245. 92eeo ... ......... CA llH27 ' ' F-72• • ,ec,....... Delly Pltot Febtuery 15 22 720 Princeton, Oo•t• Meu. ~ undef~ wlll not be Publlllled 0r-Cout Mark J!inr D•lb~ Q\lvtd" ~ FCll tcm '(' ll·~ ,.._ ITA~NT ~ M -• 1 • 985 ' ' CA 928H .......... .._.. ,. -·"-'I · . i'"'~·· ...... CA ..._ _.. TM ....... ,,,.._ •rn '"'" ' •. ' ,_,,, HI~• .... l\IVtld. Vice-....... .. .... M:'~tr~ b;':,~ Otlly "''°'March 1, 111~7&4 ~:= R h II, Tu1tln, c .
. 7 !" rtel.IC NOTICE N~ ITAft...,. dol~ bullnet• ••: p,_, 270 Princeton, Cotta ~.~ '"C!' ' one otllet ltlen m)'lltt, on or Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-
bual ''con-, .... ~1 .. _1 _ .. d~Tbt!_~.,-lt~:: CA~I0~~~~~,5 P;'c!,~~~ •-tCllftTIC[ ME:'CAJ~8 .,~, No A111ote 1 anerthltd•t•. ductedby:an lndMdull . •: Ind ull ""' --•· -·-..-~ nu lty ....... ,..,,, _.. Y· 111 the Superior COUl't ol Oeled lllle 20th dey of l'talC NOTICE M1tll H Dalbey •~Foll ... ITAff....,. OF EASSOCIATES.2925 #12, Cotta M .... Call!. TrMI .. 20t Walle .For'91. lhe State of Clllfomt., for Febnlery, lM5 Thlt at}tement Wit llled
• Tiiie ttat_,t wa tiled The followlng peraona 11n1 Sou1" Brll1ol Street. Cotta 112827 ORANGE COUNTY <;pit• M .... CA 92828 Ille Coun1Y of Orange MM'tl ...,.,...., llOD _.. NOTICI TO Ith lhe County C"'1I Of Of-
tflttl !tie County Clerk of Or-doing bull,_ It: M .... CA 112828 VIJ•y . c. Patlllh, t955 IUPI~ COURT Tiiis bueln... 11 COi\• '"Ille M•".,. of Ille &111• .... ~ ....... CA CMDfT~"' w County on ~nlMV 4 "*County on FtbNary 8, LACTIC GROWERS AS-Robert T. BHI. 21125 Pornone • 12. COl11 Mesa, 700 Cfftlll Cet1tet dueled by: 1 corporetlon ~ I F S lk '9IO IUlK TAA.Nlf'IR ange ·-, ' tt15 SOCIATION. t 1901 1WMI-South Brlttol St1Mt, Co~a Calif 92827 . Dr. w .. 1 Henk Hornt.,.ad, Pr•I-~~lthdFlhPlcktrl,!'g'~· u E~ Publltllecl Or1ng41 Cout (lec9. 1101.f101 l985 ,._..
• '~ mlnstar Ave .. Ste. B. Garden Mesa, CA 112828 Of. Champlklal K Parikh. leftta Ana, dent F Plcllerlng. o.c.eMd Dally Piiot February 22, 23, U.C.C.) Publlthed Oran0t Cou1
' Publllhed orange Coatt Grove. CA 92843 Peter J. KoeUlng. 2925 1955 Pomona • 12, Cotta CA. 12701 Thia 1t11erneri1 wu tlled · NotlaelshtrebyQl~thal March 1• 11185 Mollee 1111-.1>y Qiven 10 Delly Pllol Februart 9 15 e.lly Pllo1 February 16._ 22 Barry Cafllano, 2748 W. Soulh Brla1ol StrMI. Colla M .... CaMI. 112627 Pe1Rlonar: SANORA C. wllh 1hf COUtlty C"'1I Of Or-Ille undersigned ~ Mil it Fs1•746 crtdltora of the 1 w'llhln 22, March l, 1985 ' ' ~arch 1,8, 1985 Ll l\COll\ Av•. •30.1, M9M,Mlc· .. C;.A.,112J8.28., __ ,_.2"'2'" 1"~!'p~~~~~.~Clfotlkr.· SHEPARD lllt"~CountyonJanu•ry24. PrMlt• .... ~o hlQheat l'IMled ttan1ferOl'(•).th1t. F-706
F-72.J Anaheim. CA 112801 ,... ..... ~ .. ·~ "''""'"" Raepondent JAMES E. .as Ind belt bid .Ub ..... lo bulk lrll\lfer It lboUI 10 be I-------------...... ••--_,_-------.. • DelOtff Hollh1u1, 18137 South Brlstol.S1rM1. Cotti M .... Callf. 92821 SHEPARD ~ ,...., P\B.IC NOTICE made on ~.on.i property rtel.IC NOTICE rualC NOTICE Zion c 1. Fountain v1y .. CA ~ .... CA 9282t Tiii• bu11net1 11 con-• c... •D2355f7 Publl.nect Orange eo..1 ~!c~ on or~~.,~;:; twe1111ttet dMcrlbecl
92708 'fhlt bulfl\HI 11 con-dueled by: • ~al part-IUMMONI . Dally Pllol February 22. ....... • ~ ..,. The namet and butlnest .,.
• ACTITIOUI llUIMll Tllomu Holtll1u1 18137 dueled by. 1 general part-11erahlp NOTICll You ...._ bMt1 Miich 1 8 15 1985 11lll dty of M~ch, 1915• 1 VMll/1'112 eddr ..... ol the Intended NOTICI CW T~T~~ .,. Zion Ct .. Fou1111111 Vly . CA Ml'lhlp VIJ•Y C Parikh IMCI. 'Tlle-'fNJdectcle · ' · F-748 ~0°~8~6~~~i,! MCOllDU>: 111111 1ranafw«1 11 • El.GRAM JRUSTU'8 IAU
. • .. --""' ...... ~-92708 • Robert T ..... -Tllll 1tatemen1 WU flied ........ ,.., ....... ,.. • ,. 9 I ooa .. ,._,,,... Hfo.411.. ENTERPRISES, INC .. 18050 T.I . No.....,,...
'°'ng bull,_. 18 Thia bu11n111 11 con· TJ\I• 1t11emen1 wit flied with th4 County Clerk of Or· .,..... .._,.. ~ rou ,... l'\mlC NOTICE·-~ l>oulevltu, u 11 1 • En-NOTICI Of' 0.'AUL T Culver Drive trvlne Ca NOTICI DIVERSIFIED REPAIRS. 1'~~by: 1 Qetleral patt· ~1th th4 County C19'11 of Or-11109 County on February 4, ~ wlthtn 10 defS. Reed Cll\O, 91438, Couniy of Loa AND IUCTtoN TO 92716. . • . YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
1700 S. Plaza Ot · O-l 10• llefstilp 111ge County Of'I Februacy 8. 1986 the lft'°'"'8tlon below. Tm. Of'def No. 11lllOOOl7: Angelel, Slate of Calltornte. MU UNDl9' The IOCltlon 111 Calllornla UNDER A DEED OF TRUST.
Stl\ll Ana, CA 92704 Barry C1l1l1110 1,985 • Fmol1 11 you wlah 10 Mele Ille Id· Tr u t tee I e I e No. Ill rtgllt, UUe and lnt., .. I of MaD CW of the chief executive otfloe DATED APRIL 14, 1983. UN·
CllleQCI p Sickinger. Jr Tlllt 1t11amen1 wit lllec:I ,_ Publllhed-Orange Coa11 vice ot an attorney In 1h11 MM011111: Reference: Mid decMMd el lhe time Of TMl9T Of prll'ldpal t>u11Mea otfloe LESS YOU TAl<E ACTION
d T~~ ~~eln~•:1 ~·ualcon· with Ille County Clerk of Or· Publllhed Orange Coal! Dally Piiot Febfuar; 8. 15. matter. you ahould do ao ~1-0111 =t~ ~ ft~":'.'~'· ::= ""'°"TANT NOTICI Of the Intended 1rari11etor It . TO PROTECT YOUA PROP· uc wi· 111 n v ano-Coun~ on January 31, Dally Pllo1 February 15, 22. 22, March 1, 1985 • promptly ao lha1 your writ-NOTICI Of' ~AUU n .,.. . 1 .. "YOUR PROPERTY IS IN All othet t>utlneaa r1amM EATY, IT MAY IE SOLO A ~:· S~~:;,Jr 18 ftled 1985 Mileti 1, 8, 1985 F-&99 tetHeaponM, If any, may be AND ILICTIOM TO ofq"'~'"-dectllledlon II~ ': FORECLOSURE BECAUSE end eddr ..... UMd by 1he A PUBLIC .SALE. IF YOU • I. w ,.,.,.. F-729 ftled on Orne. llU UND«R ....... VJ opera 0 -YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR lnlended lftntMtOI' wlttlln NEED AN EXPLANATION
with the County Clerk of Ot· Publlthed Orange Coaa1 AVllOI Ulled ha lido de-DllD Of' TRUIT OtherWIM Oll'lw than °' In PAYMENlS, IT MAY BE tllrM year1 l1t1 yMf9 1181 OF THE NATURE OF THE ~County on Jamiar; 28• Dally Piiot February 22, •-IC NOTICE mll\dado. El trlbunal puecte IWOftTANT NOTtCI eddlllon lo lhll ol Mid~ SOLD WITHOUT ANY pat 10 far It known to tlle PROCEEDING AGAINST 9 5 '217tl1 March 1, 8, 15, 1985 ·-1c MnTICE ... -. deekllr contra Ud. tin IU· IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN ~i ·~~t!~f :""'"; COURT ACTION. end you Intended 1ra111ferM are: YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-
--F-740 ..--. nu lllUtll.tC .. ANNGI Wl.L dlencla 1 m«lOI que Ud. ra· FORECLOSURE BECAUSE n"" o en ,.. may have the leo-1 rl0h1 to none. , TACT A LAWYER.
Publllhed Ora!lg• Coatl ' 1pond1 denlro de 30 dl11. YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR properly tltualed In the bring your aec;ount In good The 11arne(1) and buelneat On March 22, 1985, at Dally Piiot Febiu1ty 22, l'ICTfTIOUl IU8INl81 II .. LD I Y THI COI TA LH 11 lnformaclon que PAYMENTS, IT MAY BE County of Oranoe. Stale Of 1tandlng by paying all ol addr ... of th4 Intended 11:15 A.M . IMPERIAL BAN-
t.4arcll 1. 8. 15· 1985 F-741 PlllllC NOTICE NAmlTA,......,. •IA IPLA~ c~ tlgue. SOLD WITHOUT ANY Callfornla. plrllculeriy ~ yourp.atduepeymenttplut ttenaferel(•) et•: SANGH. CORP,. Calllomla COfPOf-
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CS:::=.: ::.ona 11• :tr,>';., A:AIR D:iv1, s1 lftteCI deMa ao11c111r 11 COURT ACTION, and you r:r:rs.,,:~:'='ttit~ permitted coat• and ax· PAHK. 3333 w. 211d s1 .. atton .. du~nt l'talC NOTIC£ ~!!!!O"ITI ~!!!.U 8 a H. PARTNERS. HIP COITA MllA, CALI· COl'IMjo de un abogado en may have the legal right to ofo Loi 2 Tract No 514 u pen .. wttllln thr .. monlh1 51·107, Lot Angetea, Ca. TrultM undet pwauant _ _..;..;.;;;..;;.;..;;....;.;..;;..;...____ -A,,._ .. , • · '<>MIA. AT e:. P.M °" atta aaunto. deberla hKitrlo br1ng your account In good • · • from the dll• 11111 nouc. of 00004 10 Deed of Truet '9COfded
PICTTTIOUl llUIMH The foltowlng per90n1 •• 17991 Mltct14!41 North, lr;vine. Al MM* Al f'Oe ..... l11medl1t1mente. de n1a llltldlng by paying Ill of ~ map reco<ded In Book defautt wu recorded. Thia Thel the prOperty pert!-May 23, 11183, M in.t, No
KAMI ITATIMINT doing bu1ln111 u : CA•211• n TMIRIAnlR ON MON-manera, SU rHpUHll yourpaatduep1yment1plu1 17• Page 47 MltcellaMOul amoun1 It $2,628.10, u of nent htrllO It detc(lbed In 83·215675. of Offldll Re-
The lollowlng pettonl are LINKLETTER CENTER OF R ~ .. ~~ac:~•:.w DAY, MARCH 11, 1-. Nerita. II hay llgun•. pued• pemlltted colt• and IX-~ap'i record• of Orange 02/06/85, 11\d wlll Iner.... general II: AH Sloe« II\ trade. COfdl II\ the office 01 Ille
doing bu~ ts' BREA -IMPERIAL. 785 Wllertord Nov• SeoUa AEGAROING THE FOL-.., regl1trad11 tlempo. panaes within three monthl oun 'I· untll your accou111 t>«:omee fllltur... aqulpmenl, trade COO!lf'/ a.cord« of Orange
...... ·-60H-Ol:·A'R· SUCCESS. Baker StrMt. Cotti MM&. Caned• BlH 4K2 .. LOWING APPLICATIONS: 1-TO THE RESPONDENT: lrom lh4 dale thl• l\Ollce of •. mf;;7 f~m:ly A known current. You may not have to l\llM and good Will Of I eer-County, Slate of CllllOl'nfa, ~1 Bitch, #5S4~Nftpon CA .9282tl . Hug11' Mac:Phef'IOI\ 88 1 PLANNl"NG ACTION The petitioner hll llltd • default was recorded. Thi• ~·· d G 0 ~c C111::":' pay the entire unpaid pot· tall\ photo bUllMU 8'1\d •• Executed by OSWALD 8
8Ncll. CA 92660 LlnllletterPropenlM t978 Roecfiee Rd New Waler-PA-85-28. REZONE PETI· pet11lo11 co11cernln9 your amount la 14.986. tO as of ar en r v · ~ llon of YoUr account. even localed at &422 Spring 81 .. LOPEZ. 111 unmwrled m111
DeOor.n J. P~ouM. Partnertlllp, 785 Baker •~d r~ '&, 11\d TION R-8S-05 ANO RE-m11rlage. If you fall to file 1 01128/85, 11\d wlll Increase ~lldi'~at property '° be 1hough full paymen1 wu d• Long BMCh. Ca. 90815. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
3800 M1rcu1, Newport Street, Coate M.... CA i:w• &;;._ c=..ltl ' DEVELOPMENT ACTION raeponae within 30 daya of untll your acx:oun1 become1 u 1 m111ded, but you must pay The Bullnest ntme uMd AUCTION TO HIGHEST BID-
Beedl. CA 92983 92820 M Pherton 919 RA·85--03 FOR WILLIAM the dlle lhal thl• aummont current You may not have to f ,Terms 01 ~ ~:" ~~~:; the amount etlled at>ove. by Mid 1r1111terQrs at said OER FOR CASH (payable 11
Thia bu1l11e11 11 con-Thia bu1l11e11 It con-~ .. ~one dei Mat PAPINEAU, 1610 PLACEN-It ltrYed on y~ your • pay the entire unpaid POf· u money o Attar thtM monlhejrom loc1t1011 11; Of'jf HOUR time of sale In lawful money Cf"UC1~ lndMdvll due1ed by· 1 llmlt.O partner~ CA 9282' . --. TIA AVENUE. COSTA fault may~ter~ and IN tlon of your account, even 81~9; on conflrm~tlon °! the date of 1ecordl1lon of MOTO PHOTO. ol lhe Unlled Slit•) •I the
Deborah PewnouM 1htp • T ,_ 1 Mes A F o R A co N. coun may entet a Judomen1 though luM payment ws de-:d i : Pet~~~~~ 1hl• document (which date of Th•J said bulk 1r1111rer It tron1 entrance to the old Or-
Thll 1tit_,1 wit flied L111kte11et Propentet 11118 II.. b~•111-' con· DITIONAL USE PERMIT co1111l11l11g lnluncllve or mended, but you mull Pl'/ 1° r ::'io be In writ-recordatlon appetrl '*• 1111ended to be co111um-ange County Cour1hOUM,
with 1he County Clerk of Or· Partnerlhlp By Unlltetter. ~-::,by. 1 genetll part-FOR REClf>ROCAL AC· olher ordert concerning lhe amount stated above. 111: :~if ~II be received at on). u111et1 Ille obligation mated II the office of: BUR-located 011 Santi Al\I Blvd.,
ange County on Februaty Gen Partner. Jack D. A""",. MacPherton CESS. A REZONE F~OM R2 dtvltlon of property, epooNI After thtff monlhl from the aloresald office 11 Illy being lorecloMO upon per-ROW ESCROW CO .. 2070 bet-Sycamore St.. &
15, 1985 Jenllil\I ·...--AND CL_J'O 43 AND RF IUppott chlld CUllody, chlkl the date of recordallon of I ' I II mlll • longer period, YoU N. Tutlll\ Ave .. S11111 Al\I, Broadway. Sa1111 Al\I, Call· ~ Thi• 1111emen1 wu flied wt~"::,. ~"':16.::' f~ DEVELOJfMENT. AOENC 1uppori. 111or11ey IHI. lhlsdocument(whlch d11101 ~~a:,~~ .~J' t_~~~ have only the legal rlgl!I to ca111or11l1, 92705 on or aner lornla all right. title Md
Published Orange Cout wllh 11\'e County Cl«ll of Or-n ° 8 REVIEW OF A PROPOSED COlll, 11\d IUCtl Oltlet relief recordallon 1ppear1 her~ ~ f .... tlop 1119 iorectolUra by PIY· Merell 20, 1985. 1111er .. 1 conveyed to Md
Diiiy Piiot Februery . 22. ange County on Febnlaty ~County on February ' !4-UNIT APARTMENT OE-u may be gr111ted by the on). unleu Ille obtl{latlon 'ti~~ lhia 25111 day. o1 l11g Ille entire amount • Thie bulk 1r1111fer It tub· oow held by It UndJlf said
Mareh t, 8, 15, 11185 22. 1985 ,..... VELOPMENT LOCATED AT ~ourt The gamllhment of being torectOled upon per-Febr ary 1985 . mended by your creditor. i.ct 10 California U11lf0tm DMd of Trust 111 the property
F-739 ,. ,,_ p bllthed Or Coall 135 ANO 13a ROCHESTER wagea, talctng ol money qr mlls a longer period, you ~~ A Plclrerlnf · To. find otJt Ille amount Commercial Code Section altuated In said County Md ------------Publllhed Orange Coelt u ange STREET AND AN ADJA-property or otller court have only the legal right to Admtnte · h • you mu11pay,or10 arrange 8106. State detc(lbed 11 f'\B.JC NOTICE Dally Pllo1 March I, 8, 15, 22. ~ally 11P111~ F~:~ary 15· 22· CENT LOT WEST OF 135 authorized proceedt11g1 may 11op tile foreclosure by Ply· of Mid=• 1119 lat• for payment lo llop the tor• The ntme 11\<l addrets of PARCEL t: ~
1985 arc ' ' • ROCHESTER STREET EN· 1110 1ault. l11g the enUre amounf $1'· do · 1 clotOr•. or-II your 1>'09tftY It the person wllll wllom An undivided 11381h
FlCTITIOUI 9U ... U F-767 -~ F-729 v 1 Ro NM ENT AL ·o E . JUL 19 1984 minded by your creditor lot~a'::t.! :::: v!.: 111 ldrecloeura for 111y other c11lm1 may be 11194 la BUR-lnlel'esl In and to Lot t ol
MAm eTATDllNT TERMINATION: NEGATIVE LM A. llfanch, Cleftl, Ir: To find out the amount t 1 llvd lult 100I 'En· re1ton.._9pn11c1: AMERICAN ROW ESCROW CO .. 2070 Trtct 10864 as per map re·
The lollowll\g ~IOl\I ate PlllltC NOTICE -DECl.ARATION. ... L VanTone-ren. Deputy you musl pay. Of to 11range c~~o CA 11:H c'111) SAVINGS AND LOAN AS. N. Tustin Ave .. Sarita Ml. corded In Booll 471, Paget
Oolng bullnetl H : rtel.IC NOTICf FOR FURTHER INFOR-Clef1l tor payment lo atop the lore-........ SOCIATION (714) 773-7312. CA 92705 Rel. Etc row 4 7 111d 48 of Mlt0elt1neou1
GARFS RESTAURANT I FlCTITIOUlllU ... li MATION ON THE ABOVE Jacoby&Myers,7777E<t-Closure,orllyourpropertyll ·Publllhed Ort Cout 15725 ~· Whllllet Blvd .. U2643F(S)ll\dlhelutday Mapa
LOUNGE. 1550 Superior. FtCTITIOUI .U ... 11 NAMI ITAftlllNT APPLIC ATIONS TELE· l11ge1 Ave .. Hunll11gto11 In lorecloture for any other Dall p IOI Feb~ty 28 Wllltller. Callfor11l1 90807 IOffill11g cl1lmsbya11ycredl-EXCEPTING THERE· -,o, ca.ta Meta. C:A 112828 .. ~ ITATClllNT The following Petton•.,. PHONE 754·5245 'oR CALL Beach. CA 92&47 futon contact Mar~ 1' 7 1985 IU • B1·197358-3-81(F) ' IOf lhah be Merell 19. 1985. FROM Units 1to36 11\Ckitlw Dan J. Gardflkr, 10381 The follOWlng l*Mnl .,.. doing ~ .. AT THE OFFICE OF THE Publllhed Orange Coast BANK OF AMERICA NT & • F 76 II you have any question•. which •• Ille bullrl4ttl day .. lhOwn Oii a GOl'\dOfllll\ll.llQ
f.lllkll. Huntington Beach. doing buil11 .. 1 u · AL-DATE PARK APART· Pl.ANNING DEPARTMENT Dally PllGI February 22. SA. •791 ('141 385-6572, Th -7 · you should contact a lawyer before the consummtllon plan recorded II\ Bodfl ~A 92&48 LSTAR INNS. 1441 Gltler MENTS. LTD .. 2182 D3pont ROOM 200 77 FAIR OR1ve'. March I 8, t5, 1985 Loan " 194385· 1, 3800 ()f' Ille government agency dll• specified above 13868. Page 807 or Offlcll l
Rill M. Garfalo, 10381 Ave., Cotti M ... , CA 92828 Drive. Suite 202. lrvlne, COST A MESA. CALI· F-743 West Chapman Avenue. Or-Pl&.IC NOTICE which mayllavelntured your Dated: February 19, t985-Record1. ~··'· Huntington BMc:h Wellem 6 Mollll, 11\C .. 112715 FORNIA -ange. CA 92968 10111.. Ieng H. ,art, Intended PARCEL 2·
P A 112&48 2020 De La Vina Streel, P111 American Equltlet. Publlahed Orange Coast nun•IC NOTICE II you have 1ny quest1on1, K-11461 Remember, YOU MAY TranafetM LMng Unit 4 compoHCI of
, Thlt butll\ .. I la COii· Sa 1111 BI r b Ir I . CA Inc.. A C1lllor11t1 Corpor· Dally Piiot March t. 1985 l"UU\. you should contact 8 lawyer Nollce of .... LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF Pul>lllhed Orange Coall LU 4 1nd G 4 •s shown on
jjuetedby:hu1band111dwlte 93130·3070 111011 F-783 K-1Mlt or the government agency °'""'''opet'IJ -YOU DO NOT TAKE 01HyP1totM1tcll 1, 1985 111d condomlntumpl.11.".._t
I Dan J. G11otalo Thi• butlnet• It COi\· Thi• bUlll\HI ,, COi\· IUlllll<>Ne which may lltve lntured ~our at ,,1¥•1•.... PROMPT ACTION. F-766 The •treet •ddr.,. and
• Tiii• llatement Wit Neel dUcted by'. eotporatfon -~by • llmlled pat11let· loan. No. A 125504 NOTICE IS HEREBY Ott.er common dtMgnlllon.
wltll the County Clerk of Or-W•tem 8 M.ot...-:-fnc .. thlp NSLIC NOTICE CITACION JUDICIAL Remember. YOU MAY In '"' Su~l()t Court ol GIVEN Tllll SUNKIST SER-II 11\y, ol the reel prQ9e(ty
,,. County on Fet>f'uary By: Ro1*1-t. Judell, V.P. & A.D Keen. Pretldent NO~~T~o:OANT LOSE LEGAL RfGHTS IF Ille State of CaHlornla. lor VICE COMPANY. II oow P\lllC NOTICE described above la ,J4, 11185 GonlTofler -nil~ 1t11ement wu filed NOTICI: YOU DO NOT TAKE theCountyolOrange . duly appointed TrutlH purported to be: 380 W '.JllllST Thia llatement ,WU filed With the County Clertl of Or-INVITING lfDI (AvllO. Acusldo) NU ftlT PROMPT ACTION In Ille Mlll91' of Ille Estate under . Deed of Trust daled FlCTTTIOUa .,..... Wlllon A-104. Cot!I M ....
Publllhed Or.ange Coal with the County C1ent of ()t. ange County on Fet>rufry 7, NOTICE IS HEREBY DIVILO,MENT COM· NOTICE IS HEREBY of JULIUS BERNARQ 0610311. uecuted by: KAMI ITAftllllfT CA 92627
Dally PHot February 22. ·ang. County on Febn.!ary 1985 · GIVEf'I Ult! 1nl1d ,AMY LTD,. DON KARR, GIVEN. CONT INENTAL LONG aka JULIUS 8, THOMA~GARY BAZE & The fotlowlngP.,to1111re The undertlgl\ed Tru11 ..
Merch t. 8, 15, 1985 1• 1985 • • ,__. proposalt tor lurnlahlng •II JCAU~ITl!YE. ;:~-::.ONC • .. -:· AUXILIARY COMPANY, la LONG.' 1k1 JULIUS LONG, KAY ANN BAZE, HUSBAND doing bullneea 11: dlacl1lm1 any liablllly for 11\'/
• F-731 ' ,,_,.1 Pubftlhed Orange Cou1 labor. m11wtll1, equipment, " • lhe duly appolnttld Trullte Deceased ANO WIFE 11TrullOI',10 N-COURTER ENGINEER-lncOl'rectnMI. of Ille 1tr .. 1 .. _IC NOTll't Publllhecl Or1n0t Coaa1 Dally Piiot February 15. 22, 1ran1port1tlon and such ~ION:~ I A:o C~B"' und91' 1 Deed of Trull dated Notlce 11 he<tby given that cura oblloatloN 111 lavor of: ING, CECO, 11M5 Capri Cir· addr-and other common
... -. ~ Dally Piiot March 1. 8. 15, 22. March 1, 11. 11185 Oltlet lacllltlee .. may be r• AN " 1 09/01177' uecuted by lhe Ul\d...-tlgMd wllt Mii " AMERICAN SAVINGS ANO cle. Cotta ....... CA 02828 dfflgl\lllon, If 11\y, ~
----·-·· 1985 F-724 quired for the 1984-85 T~OOUOHU RE25BINCE NGLUlfVIS ED ROBERT RAISIO JR. AND Private Nie, lo the hlgtielt LOAN ASSOCIATION " Lewrenct L Courter. "-el" ,._,.,..,...._, F-758 -STREET MAINTENANCE • ' A I U DIANE K. RAISIG. WllO 11e bldder 1Ubjec1 to confirm• Beneflclaty. Recorded 011 1&45 Clj)(J Circle. Cotta Seldtalewlllbemade.but MAim ITATIMIJfT PHASE II -RECONSTRUC-BY PLAINTIFF (A UO. LE married to each other a1 lion of said Superior Coufl, 06117177 u document no. Mela, CA 112'26 Wlll'IOl.lt coYenanl Of war-
TN f~ P«IOnl are f'lalC NOTICE TION OF GOLF COURSE ESTA DEMANOANDOd Trustor.a, 10 ..cure certain on Of al}er Ille 5111 day of 31705 boot! 12248 page Tlllt butlnnt It con-r111ty axprenortmplled ta· _ dolna~INV-ESfTMENTS. -rtaJC !!OJq ACTITIOUI -·· DRIVE. w1ll be reoalwd by ~&:':~~ ~JR~~rM~~l Obllg1Uon1 In lavor of BANK Mtrch 1985 ~I the attlQe of 1740 of Ottlelal Record• II\ dueled by· 111 lndlvldull gardl~ Ulle, potMltlon', ()t R1Cn-."" theCltyofCot11Meea1tlhe . -OF AMERICA NATIQNAL Gary B. Rots. 24022 Calle lhe offlc41oftheRecorder of LawrenceL.Courter encumbrenQ91, to pay the 1300 Park Newport #208, FtCTITIOUl llU ... H N~ ITAff....,. Ott~ of the City Clerk, 77 ER TRUSLANO SAVING~ AS-~-Plata -&Ile-~ OR.Al'teE~a. -Thtt 1tlle't1i9il1 was filed 76l'lmnmo-P71~p" tum~ -~ BMch. Calll. 92NO _NAMl .IJ~DMIK!__ J 1!9Jol!oWtnO ~alt Fllr~t'Mete. eatt--·-""9-al-C!!tndef S"Ol!IAl:ION, 1 n1\lon11 Laguna H11t1.' CA 92863: lncl\Jdlng 1 11ote(1) tor the wttll the County Clertt or Or·. fhe note(1J secured by 11ld ~or A;nijr.W-Berron. TtiefoffOWlng PetlOl"lt are doing bullneat u . tomta. untll the hour ot 2:00 def•"'" lhft aummone It banking 111ocl1t1011, 11 County ol Orange. State of aum of 155,ll00.00. Thal the •"Ot County on F1bru1ry 7. Deed of Trust. wllh 1n1ar .. 1
)300 Pll'll Newport #20&, dolllg' butlneaa u : FIRST HIGHLAND S~~~ p.m .. March 12, 1985. 11 Mr'¥ed on'°" lo fie 1 '1...-Beneficiary recorded on Calllor1111. 111 lhe right, ttlte benellcl•I 1n1erest under 1985 • 111etao11. as provided In 11ld
"'9wport8Mch,Callf.92teo WORLD TRAVEL OF 1924 COf1f.nd Dr .. ..._....,.,.., whlchllmetheywlUbeopen· ""'* Nt>Of'M at tftlt 09/27177u 1n111umen1 rio. and lntereel ol said de-tlld Deed of Trull 11\d Ille ,_. 110te(1). 1d111ncee. II eny. 1 Rktllrd Watt. Patti N.-~ COSTA MESA. 1711 17tll BMc:h. CA 92825 ed publlcty alld read aloud In ~. 35927, bOok 12393. page ceuect at the time ot dettll obllg1tlon1 eeeured thetet>y Publllhed Oranoe Cout undet the 1erm1 of said DMd
por1 #1500. ~ IMch. StrMl, A-1, Coata M.... Cameron Ptllllp ~Mt<:., tt\e CouncilChambet.s..Seal-A lettef or phoM Ml•• 219, of Offlclltl Record• In and 111 the right, tttle and 1r1 pr-tly held by the Dally Piiot February 15. 22. of Trull 11e1, chergee 11\d pa1tt. t2tMIO C.tttomfl 112828 . tt.48 Hg"<'~~·· Newport ed proposal• 111111 t>Nr the not protect fOUi ,_ .,,._ Ille o~ of the Rec0td9f of lnterett that 11le 9t111e of beneficiary. lhat • breach M11Ch t, 8. 1985 911pen* of 1111 Truat• alld This buall\Mt It COi\· Global Matertll lndu,. BMdl. A Utte ol . the wol'tl tn<I the •rm.ti ~ mutt be Orange Coul\fy, Calllomla. said d«:e•Md 1111 acquired ol. and defalll1 111. the obll--F-725 01 the lNltl cruled by Hid ~eel by: • gen«ll pert-trlM. Inc .. • Cllll0tnl1 cor-Catherina Cameron name ot the bidder but 110 In proper....,'°'"'"'°" descflblng land th4rel11 u by o~atlon ot law or other• gallon tor which Mid ~ Deed of Trust
)'«&hip porauon. 3038 Ceylon Roecl. P .. rce. 1948 Hotklay Rd .. other dl1llngulalllng marka. want the CCMlrt lo....,. JCMlf more fully deac1lbed on wlM othar th111 or In ad-or Trust la MCUttty hit oc-The total imount of the
Vic Batron Cotta Me11. C1t1for1111 Newport BMCh. CA 9tNO Any bid• received aner the caM. 11ld Deed ol Trull. H id obll· dlllon to thll of H id d.-cured 111 thll the payment Ml.IC NOTICE unpaid b1l111Ce of th4 obll·
Thia atatement wu nted 92826 Thlt b~alne11 la con-tcheduled closlng time IOI' " '°" do nol ftle JCMlf gallons Including t 1101• for ceased, al the time of death. hll not bMtl made of: g1tlo11 eecured by the prop-
lJll!lh the County Clerk of Or-Thi• bu1l11H1 It con-ducted by. 1 general part· the receipt ol bids shtJI be rH ponM on time, '°" ""' the sum ol $60,000 00 lhll In and to all the certain Reel Failure 10 meke the K·1MM •"Y to be told and rettor'I· ~ Counly on February 4, ducted by: 1 corporation neClhlp p p returned to Ille bk:lder UI\• loM ~ UH, and rour the 1>eneflclll l11ter .. 1 under p1operty tlluated In City of 12/01184 payment ol prlncl-NOTtCI CW IA&.a able .. 11m11ed Cotti, ex-
1915 Global Material lndut· ameron · earce opened It 911111 ~Ille tole ...... m-r and prop-the Deed ol Trull 1nd the WesJrnlnller. County of Or-Pal 111d/or lnt9"91t and an Of' Aa.ANDOMD penMt and advt~ at the
• ,_ Ir .... 11\C .. ChOOng Man l<lm, 1T111:,_•h''ernen6: ffl~ rnpontlblltty ot the bidder trtJ may be latte wftttout obltgalions aecu1ed lh9feby ange. State of C1llfoml1. 1ubHque111 p1ymen11, NRIONAL. flfllONRTY time ol lhe tnlllal publlcallon
Publllhed Orange Coalt Prfllldellt w th 1 C ounty F 0
7• 10 -lhat hit~ I• racelWd fwtMr warnlno "°"' the are pr-Uy held by the parttcularly deterlbed u lot. togelher' with late chatget. No11ce 11 het•by gfven that ot the Notice ol Sale 11 Delly P1to1 Fe«>ruery I. 15, Thlt 1t1tement Wit tiled : ounty on et>ruary · ti'I proper time GOUrt. undersigned and that tows. to w11 lmpoundt, Impound d .. ul\def alld pur1Uant to Sec-$137.149 87
22, Mareh 1, 1985 wllh 1119 Couniy Clertl of Or-5 A Ml ol plans, Spectll There art olher ..... r .. breech of. and det1ull In, the P1operty lllulled In the poelt1. II 111y, ~ Ille tlon 11114 of tlle C1Hl0t11l1 The beneficiary und., Hid
F-704 enge County on February p 1 Or '~ Prov111on1 11\d addition• to •ementt. YCMI mar want obligations tor wttlcll 1he City of Westmlneter. Coun!y t.,me of Mid 001• Of Deed of Clvll Cod• the p1ope1ty Deed o1Tru11 herelofore ax·
-----------25, 1985 ubl •hed •"Ot 811 0-111 Provlslont to the to call 1" attorney ,.._t Deed of Trull 11 security hll or Orange State of Call· Tru1t and all aubaequent 1111ed below believed to be ecuted 111d delivered to the
•-•r N()Tll't ,219711 Dally Pllol February 15, 22, Standard Speclflc11to111 awar. If fOU do not kMWn occurred In that !hare hlS tornll , d~tlbed 11 foltowr. p1ymenl1 which t>eceme abandoned by ALFRED underslglled 1 wrlUen Dec· ·';..· _...;....-w..n.;;.;;.;~.-.~~.-.--Publllhed Orange Cout Mac.ell 1· 8. l985 may be obtained 11 tlle Of-an •ttorney, '°"mar call an been 1 default on the: Lot 153 of Traci No. 34114 11 due the<Htter, l11Cludl11g any Sl<18TIMAS whoM 1u1 •d· 11,.tlon or Default and De-' '9Crn10UI ., .... ,, Dally Piiot March t, 8. 15,22, F-723 flee of the City Engll\Mr, 77 tttorner rlfenal Mrvtce • The 1n11attmen1 ol prlnCI· per map recorded 111 Book late ch11gn or other aum1 dr"' wat 7561 Center Av-mend lor Sale and 1 written ~ ITAft•WT l985 F11r Drive, Cotta Mesa. Call-1 ... ., •Id Offtc• (llllecl In pal and l111ere11 las revised 129. Page 12 tllrough 18 In· payable under the tetm1 of enue. •34. Hunt111g1011 Notice of Default 11\d Eleo-
The following perton fl -F-780 PlllllC NOTICE l0tnla. upon nonrefundable tlle~ ~). le througll a Revision Agree-elusive Mltcell1MOU1 Mape, aafd Note or Deed of Trutt. Beach, C1lllor11l1 92647 will tlon 10 Sell The undertlgned
doing bullneet u ; ---------1 payment ol S5.00 An ad· 1t': "'" mem dlled September 20, record• of O~ County. Thi! by reaaon thereof, be IOld at.public auct~ 11 cauHCI Hid Notice of o.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PllllC NOTICE ftCTITlOUl llU ... H dltonal chatge of 12 00 will '"'"'" "'' c; .c~J!" t977. executed by llld C111tor1111. more commonly Ille pr11en1 benettefary 7561 Cent., Avenue. ,34 l&ull and EleCllon to Sell to
COSMETIC BREAST SUR NA• ITATE•NT be made If h1t1dled by mall clct.I ualecl tlene un ..-o Tr u 11or 1 a nd s 1 Id known u 18390 Tlmo1hY' under tueh Deed of Trutl, G11age Huntington Beeot1 be recOl'<Sed In the county
0 ER y . AM e R 'c AN FICTITIOUI .,..... The following Petton•.,. Plll\I. 1pecltlcat10111 11\d • ao DIAi CAlENDAfltOI BeneflCllfY) whleh became Lane. Wutml111ter, CA llU executed and dellllered ca111oni11112&eTonM1reh 1: where Ille real PtoP«IY ••
ACADEMY OF COSMETIC NAiii ITAff....,. doing butlneu U other contrec1 dOC\lrMntt pert pr .. e nlar una due June 1, 1984. 1nd 111 92683. 10 .aeld TrutlM, a written 1085 at tO o'clodl AM located.
8 R IE A 8 T SURGERY. Tiie lgtlQWll\g ptrtont •• PACIFIC AUTO SALES. may •lao be examined 11 the r:-t• ~rlla 1 ,,... aul>Hquent 1ns111tment1 ol Term• ol Nie CUh In law· Declatatlon ol Oelau11 and Deacrlptlon of Propeny· Oafl· February 22, 1985 ~ IE...CAN COLLEGE OF do111g bulll'!fft aa: "NEW· 9882 Oaean Crffl Or .. Hunt-Office ollhe Ci1Y Clerk of the q "' " 1 eotte. prll\Clptl and lntere111 . fut money of the United Demand IOI' Sate. and hd Aefr1Qer1tor. Couc;h, Bed. IWIRIAl IANCOM', ' p~SM~TIC SURGERY. PORl CHEVRON". 3531 lngton S.9Ctl, CA 92&48 City of Cotti Meaa. Plana Une carte o una........ lhll by1eaton lheraot. lhe Slllff on ule, OI' part ~Nh depollted wllh said TrualM, llleYltfon, Microwave Oven, CMlfOf'nlaCOF1"1fetlon,tllO
419 Sup«lor Ave. Ste 2. Newport Blvd .. Ne wport Refit Mlrgh1v1mt. 9882 ind Speclflcat1on1 wlll not '-::C':!,."0. le 0~1 undertlQ.ned IS such and b1l111ce avldeneld by auc;h Deed of Trual and all Office Chair, Flffl\G Cablnel, I . La CleMfle 9"4., In·
IMCll. Cellf 92863 Beaon, C1llfornl111~ Ocean c r .. 1 Dr . Huntington be malled uni"' the •d· Pf • •u '"'""' 1 Benefiel~ has depotlled oote MCurld by Mortgage the document• evidencing Lamp, Typawrlltr, CIOOk. I l a wood , c A ttl01 m Roy Morgan. Eckllardt EIH I. 11823 Beach, CA 92846 • dltlonal $2.00 cmatge I• In--~~maqulna1t1ene,.-wllll 111eTru1tee.111e Deed ot or Trull Deed on IMI Pfop-tll• ob1tg1110111 1ecured Table end Chelrt. Miao 1M11..-. 8r. z.... L.
419 Suoetior Ave Stat..-Ave . Foun1aln Valley, Rolml Mlrgh1v1ml. 9882 eluded wllll ~II eu";f d' d con 111 ,•r· Tru11 #Id 111 documenta erty so told. Ten per cent ot thefeby, and hH deelarecl Bulldlng M1tw1111. Mlac. Dl¥tt. Truec.. .... Ofloet
tte. 2. Newport i!leac:h C1lll CalilOl'nla ~ Crnt Dr . Huntlngtor) Each bid lflell be made on "'1 1 • • • t • • 1 ~ Obllg1Uon1 ,.. amount bid to be depollted and dOM heret>y declare 111 TOOll, Mtte Fum1Me and Publlthecl °'"'99 Coelt t~ ThJ1 bu11ne11 le con-Beach. CA 92a.6 the PropoNI fe><m. ~ta •0•:c'ae 1
11 ~ ~rad thereby. and the .~th btd aumt aequred ther~ fm-Futn1e11111g1, Unrurlle d Delly Pl19t Matcl'I 1. I . 16. Thte bualnete la con-ducted by an lndMdtlll Juon A Kenao. l4931 P-1 tl'Wough P..-HI provided .,_ OOf e M u11d«9l0W-doe1 hereby ~ldl'Of oner1 to be In Wfll· medltlety due and payable 8o• .. 11\d Cr11.... t98S . br. lndlvld(lal Eckhardt EINI Alhel, lrvlne, CA 92714 In the conltact doucments. -· decllll all tums MCUred Ing •nd wtfl be rec.lved II tnd hat lltCled iand does Oelecl 11111 15111 dey of F-750 ~~Morgan, M D Thia statement wu lllecl Thi• bu1111 .. 1 It eon· and lhlll be accomp111~ 11 wed no preeente M lherby Immediately due and the alOf ... ld onlct 11 any heteby etec1 to Clll9I ti. Fet>Nery. 1986 •
Thie tt•lernerit wu llled with Ille County Clel'k of Or· ducted by. I general Part· by 1 c.rttfled or calhler 1 ~~· 1 ll•mt:;::::= payable lt\d doea '*-by time after the flrtt publl· lruet property to be IOld to '*"" L Dllfteer, At-I.::=======:::...._:--
"'"" the County Clerk of Or· ange County on Februaty nerlhlp cheek or 1 bid bond tor not ::':a."=' ~.,;! .._.1e1ect 10 c1u1e the property cetlon hereof 111d 1>91ore aall•fy the obl1Q1Uon• N-..,_,for UrMt ~ I' H"••Ofll LA--' r..:.:.: Coun February 4 t3 1985 Rahl Mlrg111v1m1 leu than 10% of the amount ...--111 .. ' t u 10 be sold to 11t11ty IM obll-date of Mle cured thefeby. Publlehtcl Orlf\09 Coalt -....... = ty on · · ,.... Tlllt 111ternent wu nlecl of the bid. made P•Y•ble to 1 •tru 00111 d• H lfltlon• MCUred thereby, Dated 111i1 15111o d•f of DATE: 0218185 Delly Piiot Fet>ruery 22. MT. OUVI * ~ 'mo21 Publlsned 0 1ange Coalt wl111 Ille County Clerk of Or· the City of Cotta Meu No :::::--tin = 0::-Oeled 1128/H Feb .. 1"5 AMlllUCAN IAVINQI Mtteh 1. 11185 Mortuary• C«netery Pu~ Orange Cdllf Dally Piiot Maren t 8 15 22 •"Ot Coun1Y on Febfuar)' 7. propo11I thall be con• 1 Mflll*:n' • II ' llAMC Of' ~fleCA MA· Gary I Roea. A1t0t11ey IOf AND LOMI AaaoctATION. F-744 CrematOfY ~ "° ir.t>N I 15 t985 . ' . ' 1985 lide<ed untnuc:compenltd --... ~ ,.._ ... l'TlOMAL TRUIT AND IAV· Pe11ttontr 9r. Kl • ...,,._:, AMl. VIN 1825 Gltler A\19. ~. ~ 1. 1N5ery . ' F-781 ,__. by IUel'I ~·· cileetc ......... ~ .. -~.,_ ..... llNOI AHOCIATIOM, 0 . Daniel 8. LOOQ... d"""'--PDllMttl.. ~n...J.,_&...J--;;;;;:;;;;;==~ COltw"M91r ---
1 • ~, ""_ ..... ~ "--w r__. cetn.Of bldl1tg,Ropd ~.J. 1 l!tAt.t.•T .._._, .... , ... ir~ .. fii\e'ofAIO ~ ~ ~ r\11111.ft. nu1n.c. ,..0_,.._5 .. ....... __ , Deity PllOI February 15 22 N'Obldlfiilr5iconlldtred ....... _ etnent•. ... IC...., Decedent ,...,, .... .,., .. P\8..IC NOTICE March 1 a 1985 • ' unleN 11 •• me<le on•~ o....c• f un INpde, Put>lllhed Orange Cout ·publtllled Orange Coe.1 Pu6tllflecl Orange Coee1 NOTICI Of' IALI "8JC M)TIC[ . . F-721 fOfmfumllhed bylheClty of ~ .... ~ • .!.. '"' ........ ID•llY Piiot fabruary t5, 22, Dally Pllol Febr__,..t i. 23. Delly "'°t ,ltbruary 15, n . .....~ A'L'~·t~ FlCTmOUI 9U ... ll Cotll M ... Ind It ")Ide In ;e ~ -8 Ill II ~arctl 1, 8. 198$ Mirth 1. 1985-Merell 1. 8. 111815 ....,,.,,... • ,,....,, .,..., • l"ICTITIOU8 ., ... ,, NAMI ITATl•NT 1 ccord111ce with the o ~ una ...... Ina • llJUllll f -7t8 FSa-742 F-733 purauent 10 MC11one 71 I ,.__ STATW•WT "The loltowlng peraon1 are P\B.IC NOTICE pr0111elon1 of the Proposal ..... (wee .. dtreetoftilteW-iand307aof111tCMICOdeOf
, • Tl'9 tolOWlnO peraon1 •• doing bu 1l11 ••1 11. requirement•. .......,. 1 • , Pl&.IC NOflCE rtmllt NOTICE rtaJC ll1T1C( I~ Stfte Of Clllfoml• the doifl9 .bue!Mel ..: AONGAR .. 278 11 LI Paz FlCnnc>UI IU-18 Each bidder mull b& The Jlll'M ~ 900~ ... of ~ llglted; Harbor·PllGlllo
COITA DEL LIDO. 1113 Road, Laguna NIQuel CA. _J:.A~ .._,_,el r~ed !>Y law'" Ille court II: (!I ~br~ Y 6 ,_ t~rmsMY .m MIA!-t~~.UW'AL . , ~Oft~ lnveel0ta 10&..
a A ~....li...~"'l.mu _. -.. ·--~·fl~~' i ... _"!£lC.'9Q~~~~ .,,....,.... " • -----.-~:---· .... ·-••\O ~ c.M. f'll}t Blflc:I* Pilclfk, 1 C•· d g Cit) of Cotti Meae reeerwt PERIOR COURT OF {;Al.I-N • IA9' I D DICI " J1, ttM OP l'AC..C N9wpor't IMch. Oran .. "-i.teWetc:Nnan I ~ fornte get1eral p1t11\er1Np, CAMPBELL ASSOCIATES I, the rtofll to retect eny or 1111 FORNIA, County of Or~. FINANCIAL LIFl INIU9'~1 COMPANY, 1CIO Newport Cem.t ~' COunty, Cetffomle HMo .. ... a WeldW'ntn IMng 27811 1.•PuRoad LllgUnl 27f1H.aPuRoed,l.11QUn• bid• 700Clvlc:CentetDrlveW .. t, P.O.aox eooo .... ~ .. ech,CaHfofnle... ... ~ auotlon. el tN9I 1 tta .... ., 81. hit. C NIQuel, C11tfornl1 92871 NICMJI, CA tH7? Th• Contraotor tlltll 18ent1 Alll. Cellfornla 92701 To1el admitted .... 1. . .... , $4.755,&20 3a771 ~-Cll)tl, ~ ~Mele. callf. 12121 81neher Paoli~ 11, a Cell· &lffcher Pacific, 2761 t La comply w1tt1 t!M PfOYlllon• The n1me, eddf .... -·-· lllblllttu _ ..... ___ ..... -.. -····-· ... • 429,861 ...-. CA '2t17, el t 1.m,
Jemet 8e"4ttl, 1113 toml1 general part,,.,lhl,, Paz Aoecl, Legune Niguel, of hc:llon 1170 10 1780 In-14'1ec>llone tlilmber Of .::n~lf O~P0tllll~~~dld11u1 Pll\d ~ontrl .. ··tOd eur""'I ~ ............. " ... ·.·.·,,·,·::: ··-" • ••, J.·=.·= :' :::"', 1:ls~~~~ ..., St. SU1M ~ ea.ta 27811 lJ Pu ROid, LeQufle CA 02877 ctu.llw, of the Callfornle tl1r1 enorney, Ot P II ,..... .. "" ,....,. ..... Celt mie NIO'*· Ct11t0tnlt 92871" AoOel't M Campbell. 2 Labor cocse. 1he 1><evlllin0 wtthout tulY atte><ney, ie· Special tuiptua runoa ... ...... ..... • .. o 11'81111°"'°*· to wtt:
....,, ~. 11 t3 llllt bu1111e11 11 con· MOl't~ 8ay Ot1ve. Co<ona del r11e 91\d ICM ot "99' --CHRISTIAN I.AW CENTER, Unutlg~ h.11\<ll jtutl)IUtl .. . . .. .. . 32$.882 197' Jeneen/Helly Con-
..._ 81 ..... !, eotle dlleted by 1 f«*ll part• Mar. c.ettomla 92825 tabllthed by tlle City of ALAN W METCALF, BEN! Gllln (Lotti from Opet811()fla .•. .. . .. . .. 281, 728 vert..,._ 120 39 247 l(AQ ....., Celi. f2t2t ntr11hlp Thi• b111ll'l91t 11 con-CQel• MMe~.,. filed 1.0,STl!OT, 2701 £111 11\er .... (Decruwl In C@llel 1MI Sute>IV• duflng 1111-4. . 12.a 210 lald .... la tor lhe
Thie !Mle!Mee It con· RoneNI I Blncher, Gen-duded by 1 general 1*1· -'th IN Clly CMf11 Of Mfd Clleprnan Avanut1, Suite lnturenc. In l'orc-e NationWIOe • It 1.028,000 pufPOM Of -~ ""' OI dUCi9d W' "°"°"'*' .,., Penn«. 8tr1CherPadflc nerthlp City, end alletl f0t1elt penal-t 12. p 0 so. 41at, FuH· ACClffnl' ttealltl p.emtum• .. -· .... ... .0 ..,. ......... ., "°'• fl &rte~ 11 Aobeft M Ctmpbell t• preectlbecl .._..,, for euon. CA 92834 (714) lnlmll\Ce 1n FOfC. C111lomle Bull-~ ---· SO.On.I ti lit IN llMWftt Of 11.000JIO n. ~ ... ftled T1111 1tatetMn1 wH filed Tiii• 11attnw11 was lltect none~ ot the Mid 7H .. en .-cc1otrit '"' ti.e11n ~lumt toplller •1111 cOMa of
_..,, tf1e County =Or· wtth the Covnty Clettt of Or· Wllh Ille CO\H!ly Cltrtl. of Or· code. Oeted. JUL 11 19&4 • Olr11et Celllom~e Buelneta Ptge . . .. .. . , 0 ed\19r'tlllng and .. .,.,_. Of ,.__ 1 --Countv on FMW'\I""' anoe ~n"' on Febfuaty 1 11.nlt • -.. c-Lii A. •ANCH C..,. Wa "-'•by c-tnlty thll 1he el:>Off Item• era In eeco«'lance w11n Ille Ar)nueJ .... fl1: ..,_ .. , on ' i'4:'ioas ., -' 19815 " ' Clolftl ef .;;. c;y; 'c~ 1,, A...... H•r.;...v": Statement for the y.Jer ended Otcemt>er 3 t. 19~ ml4• 10 Ille 111.aurance Corn-Detect !#I 2.11n Clay 01
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Carl E. Mllchkl, Pr ... dent
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Pubtllhed Orange Coall flCTITIOUI .., ..... , PllEllEll PllElllEI 2 • lffllml O•llrPllOI J:abfuary 8, IS, NAMI ITATIMfNT COSTA MESA: Corner lot
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22, March 1, 1H Th• lotlowlng PlflOn• are Standinc Ovation for this Pool. 38drm + bonutrm. II Mii · 1"·891 doing bU1lnesu1: It's a tticerl S 119 000 · ---- -~ · .= o ER o s s Eu As • 2 story townhouse with: · Nie. ram11y heme: 3 BR.
---.-11tc S 0 CI ATES. 197 6 2 CORONA DEL MAR: lovely country kltchfn. rva•" ""~ ~acArthur Blvd., 11226, • fireplace • 2 Car Ganie Adorable 2 Bdrm on R2 family rm •Cldltton.
·-1 1rv1ne. CA 92715 • Dual Master Suites lot $239,500. $134,900. Agt 545-0318 ,tCTrnOUI .. _. Th0ma1 Allen DeRoSMtt,
NAMI ITATa•NT Jr .. 215 '-' Margu.,tte Ave.. • ComnUlity Pool Ii Tennis TM lottowlng per'IOfl It E tht 0 dolno tiullnen 11: eo..ona del Mar, 92625 • ar one ecors MOA1H AMERICAN IM· . Thom.,, Allen DeAoaHtt,
POATS, 332 Lugonla, New-Sr .. 3600·0cean Blvd .. cor. $725 Down for Vets
port a.ch, Calif. 92943 ona det Mar. CA 92825 $5645 Down for Non-Vets . Tlmotl'IY MlctlMl Sweat· Thia bu1lne11 11 con-
Newport ducted by: an unln· LiJht on Your Bodcet $112.900 =h~J.~~~ corporated • auoclatlon
Thi• bullMM 11 con-01~o!n~ !_Pct'~.:l~. Jr. EU RUL HTATI 112-0111
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$100/mo, 752..0740 No «edit? Slow Peymt? Fr• eel. J«rv 844-10IT o.n. ~ repalra Paint· Looking lor a dependlble ITAi -.utl
-W! CAN H!LP I Ing. Oryw911 C1rpentry cleenlna MrViol? L~ ~t Obtain VISA/MC. Orange ....... etc. owv 845-5271 PTL no moraf CJwl'• C!n ~. IT-11--•. " m e m eoun1y'• 1ero-or9dft TUii 1 " 1~s °' 120-eo31 0ranoeeo Oflalnal acl -8 alCOlll"" ae r v I c e 5 44·110 0 lalial Stlldenl MoYet1. fneured Rooftn0~.~6310'.419'9 CREDIT ASSOCIAT£8 Topped/remowd. Cleen-Hmt!IJOW-~OE ~::.c~1~:.v~ Llc.T1~~.641-M27
• up. MW IMWN. 751-3-478 Furntture, TrUh, Tr... , h 8,.·1 ..... ,.1 n-NEWW•..nouMSI'_. __ ~.
"3-5415 NOAM ,.. ivg ome " "'"' --~~ · • =. i!!t-. Detra OIMn l>Pt•Tr• Trimming •SUSY Hou•ec:fe1n ... ~ ....... , ·-...,..,....,... Yard t,talnt.•Haullng LT HAU.l..iN'o . MOVING .. • •• Ing e Plyroll e Tax•. Entry I F'..-nch 0oo'9 · MIKE 850·3283 Garage & Yard Clnupe Frff etrlmate. (7 t4 Pfeno LeNOnl.
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Oait & nr. 857-000R ,., -· ..... w .. .._ IAht tor. Ellpetlenoe In leedl-----------C.Watt Ulmt malnt, tr• trimming, lr9e INdij • .. aw Juat ''"" r,. Ing chlldr.n and edutla. ~--...--,----lh a est1. Mturo. 831-4097 -S ~~~~ I~ 6cn's E-Call Sally 75~1557, IOI ......, UUll ·~ ISMAEL'S GAAOENI G H lw. • tll-1111 OLEANINQ Hourly week-brocilure Ind Ir• trtal UlmTI 142 ... 1 IUPllT c1e1n-tip. Ger\eral main, 9t Oo Heetlno Right~ 1y, monttlly·no f..S. leNon (Cofone del Mar). ------=---•
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pert try~ UPS "WE 00 IT ALL"* C1rpen1ry-roollng-dryw.all T FINE P NTINQ By Rich-l~~"!"'!"~~oml!~--
Repalr-Remod'l-Addlllona Dave 9t19-2120 • plaster-rm add. 94s.s141 't••t !f ardSlnor. 18yr1ofhappy .....,...,,.,.~'"""'""'•-."" Ooort-etc. 548-4980 lhywaJJ TAX PREPARATION tor cuatomtlfa. Uc. 280&44. mlP•IT"' =-~mili-m~~"'ll"' BUILD oR AEPA1A 90RvwXLt tXPINd P~~:.Es,~~~~A~J'~rdh~: 1, ... Clt1aJrJ 6~1v1~(;'11~~~~~·1n~ Thank-You1 963-4114 THEWALL·PAPEA·EXP
LL REPAIRS Wiiia, at1lr1, doora, locka, All Textur" & Acoustics 497.5740 Reis-Rocky ROBIN'S~ CL NING COUNT ANCY. 586-6613 RAINBOW PAINTING 1111¥11 llMltl..,.. & ORYWA 8 1 7901· railings, molding• & trlm. FrM .. 1. Kevin 673-1603 Qu1llty 11 oor pollcy
Alt 6, rree est 4 -· Don 962·8202 TWTl UlllOAPE SERVICE~• lhrooughly M1iUa1 M•re11 650·6646 JEFF Lie 8688 Pt1t trt
M•ititis/leai4tlia1 Repalr-Ooor1-Alter1tlon1 lltttrical Miln .. gen cin-up, tree clean house. 540-0857 Profeulonal. N.B 8ddreu. DAN SAL YEA PAINTING H 1111 IHI.
D1n1nl Window 891'vk:e.
ltat4tlla1/ltJ1ir Avg home S29-139. Frw
Pacific Improvement Co. eat. Lie. 786-2920
Buljd/AemOd· Spec. kit, Remodel-P•nel·Locica-.tc trim, exp. 20 yrs 631-3086 Housecleaning, catpeta & Quall St. (not a P.O. box) Lie #4259.24 Flees-anta-roac=· .
balh ore rm add pillo Wlndow-FencM-Clblnet Pllltll WmlO uphola:?°. windowa. etc. S50/monlh 752-0740 Call Anytime. ~-2017 90 DAY GUA TEE
Oecka. Skylight•. Cust Stitt Law Woodwo<k. all types of
repair work Depend. Xlnt •s-1a"!'te"""'1a·w-r-eq~Uhi~~1"'h:~ii-o;A""'
refs. Comm & Res maJnt conlract0<1 wt\o P91'10tm cov/dcks: bay wnd°w LIC 35 yrs exp Jerry 546-4413 Quality work. lrM .. t. 11,.JI .allf II 1·1212 Npt Sch. Birch/Quall S 15/ ENAMELED Speclallttf TERMITE BIO 0 HIGH?
446485 Steve 547-8076 Retired Bldg Con1ractor. '425513 &ea·740l A A 2 Slaters HooM Cleanlng, mo 24 Hr. An1wer S20/mo Put the thine back In your Guer. to beat •ny written
• R ~ Small jobs & cabinets. NEW/REPAIR Quality No Carpentry. fencing. win· resld'l,comm'l,move outs. Tflex S10/mo. 756-8808 kitchen & beth. 675-7079 est. CALL PESTRONICS Lv msg 846-2926 wo<k over S200 lnciudlng
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be licensed. Unllo9naed
contractors 1houtd IO
state In their advet1lllng.
Contractors and con·
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Board. 28 Civic Cent•
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An1, CA 92701.
Add ns-Oesign· e:!' •--Rus . llc'd. 645-645& lob• to amatl, feuonablf. dows, plumbing. m1rllte, comp. rates. 646-7683 859-0579 ... Ha
Top Quality. Lo:" r2345 Free est., lle'd 63 1•2345 tub encl. hauling, etc. l ... lf. · GLASGOW PAINTING ,. L I
Free Mt Uc ""1• cu;• Cltuiat And Vea Jesus la Lord Experienced woman Ex-BAickWORK. SmaU Jobs Int/Ext. 30 yre exper.. ·~rll•I Quality ooflng: Sr. citizen Comi)ellve Rates f0< all AESIO/COMM'L/INO 26 (llCJl30405) 636-8244 cellentrefs. From S30/wk Newport, Costa Mesa, rer•. C1ll 1tt 5. S..2·5214 Neer jiji0(0,7 High disc. Reta. Lie. #348877. re £onst & ST MCLEAN Specialist yrs. Do my own work. Lie or bl·wtlly 642·1203 1 1 R ,. 675 3175 INT/EXT 20 y Ex fHhlon photogr1nhe K Funke 645·0193 typel>O omm 20 . Qualitywork·LOWAATES 278041 A1~6-8126 Competlve Rates for all rvne. ea. • . ears per. .. r .• ~...,..-· ~-..,.--,,...,...,,-:-7 Resld repairs. yrs Free"'· 17141 63l·S68l types of Comm. Const & * EXP. HOUSE CLEAN· M i · Average Room $29 +. now llvtng In N . Greet REPAIR Speclall•t·S200 & exper. 751-3662 llc. Reaid. repairs. 20 yrs ING lady. A'ellable. own tY •I Exterior stucco S130 + dealal Stlg 673-0689 less Free ett. 30yra exp.
PeOple who need People Ctatat Ctacrttt Ftaclat exper. 751-3662 llc. trans. Carol 646-6502 *1·1 MOYlll* materials. 642-0442 Plaiter/It~ r 770·2725 anytime Wall
That's whit the Oflvewayt, patloa, piths. FENCE REPAIR. NeW 1 OECKS-FENCES·PATIQ Exp. immac German glrl CLEAN & EXPERT Int/Ext HouM Painting. NEAT Pfut91'Tng: (itfiing A & J ROOFING, •11 typea
DAILY PILOT etc. No Job 100 small. old. Wood. chain llnk. Covers. Aeplace, rep1lr. will clean your l\ome,na1 Over 25 years experience Free e111. C111 Ad1m Patchea.TexturH,lnttext otrepalrs. Free eat. Guar.
SERVICE DIRECTORY Rut. Mickey 536-0553 Free eet. Gr.,,, "8--0118 Winter pnces. 754·1620 rates Mausl 548-"653 '" 6 Lie. T·l 16,428 730-1353 646-0879 or 6'48·3190 rm •dd.treeest 64s-a2S& Ruu, (7 14) 993·4293 11 all at>outl -..
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Ct1t1 1111 2724 Cetta Mna ZT24 CNta Mna 2724 lniat 2744 ltwprt ltacla 2769 lewrert ltacla 216' Cd'·la~r3t9r 288 ........ ltolw/dbl Furnished otflce 1 room of Lo 11 : W h It e T • r -PIT !t!WY 642•4718 -..., •v ....... 3 room 1Ulte S275 mo. rler/lemale, NPI Sh0<n ---------FIREPLACE, pool, patio. rlptex 2Br. Oat. S650 See NEWPORT SCH 18drm gar & view $466+'h utlls Brookhurst & Atlanta. area. Call 642·3122 lllllllPll ••~ield X·LG 1 & 2Br Apts. E· Sun 3/3 10-4. 1802 Or HW lPllTllEm Condo $650 & 2Bdrm 661-3622 attef 7pm Refs. n-emkr 963·8864 Lost. Wht Mile Cat w/blu, eatab. C.M. roofing co. •~LI Side $550 Up 557•2841 ange 826-5159 7-9P IOITIWlll PUI Conoo $850. AVI lmmed Female, quiet profeas·1. N.B. Exec. otflcn. 2 Pvt sllghtly crosled eyet. Vlo 98Ha a full charo-book-
lP&llTlllm lllTUT II WI IFFll l CIOIOI Looated In the beautiful Owner (2l3l278·0211 n-smkr, CdM. Ocean view. ofca. lge work erH. COM IJlfO 644-4028 keeper. exper. In coet
•" want a Mleetlon of great Northwood area of Irvine. llWPlllT OllST Washer/dryer 2BR 1ba Recpt "erea. Staff rm-fll· I 3 l acctg, A/P. AIR. P/A, Sparkling clean lg apta $5:Nlmo 2Bd 1ba Northwood Park offe<f 1 B·~utlfut 3 Bd 3ba C.ondo *•75/mo, •uo'-10·30 ' Ing combo. s1.••o. mo. trltal I GI L t"'ru ac'""'•ntf ~ ... 11. w/sep adult & family MC-ell blt·lna. lndry rm. living? We can ott11er a1nt 2 & 3 bedroom g1rde~ IN NEWPORT BEACH _ ~ .,.. .... " """' ....,
1100s. Heat pd. No pet•. nr bch & shops. thing from • 1ma ap o apartmenta situated near A grept place to live on the across from pool & tennle Fem Non·tmkr to stir JanltOflal 5 nit ... Park· TUlllllYlll Ing. Ute typing lkllla rwc. ~Bdrm2Ba S675-S6e0 J41'N:.J8tl\ST a48dhte.lflooklng ln shopplngareu&parks. Upper Bay. Private courts. Wah/dyr, 2 ctr 1unnyCOM2Bd2baapt. lng.759·9501 HYIUTllt.1111 Background In the con·
398wwllson 631-5583 ' TSL ••• ... GE .. ENT CM.N8.orHBthlnkolus Pets accepted In clubhouses & health & bl s.251 .,,.09157 0 1,., .. ..,_,., tt•~ • llrucllon Industry an ...,......, ,.. ol I iar, patio a cony. .. mo .... • .,.r'Vnl '""' .. ""'t o ...,., O ~oly St Jude. Apostle asset. Orlv~ lloenM & -642· 1603 flr11 fO< that ch ce o predes'"'nated units spas, 8 tennis courts, 7 3001 643 If 1 ""' BEAUT 3 br 2 be condo, Ideal IMng 'V pools, close to business, t mo Fireman w111 sl\r Cstm Approx. 1 · lhower and Martyr, real n vlr-own transp. req. Sal11y
lrplC, d/w. wid, pool. lux Brite & airy nu cpts & drps. TSL MGMT i;.2-1603 For J•Ul"" 1nt0<millon. OC Airport. Fashion lOO lntrGeEpidE T Home In Hunt. Bch, close Mariners Mlle 646-2947 tue and rich n miracles. commensurate w/exp«.
gros. gar patio. S900. 1400 sq ft 2Br 1%8• NB REALTY 675-1 642 pte•se .. .,cell (714) Island. convenient Shops TSL MANA ~ N to beach. Room 1vall New Bldg, OC Alrp0<I near kinsman of Jesus & skill level. 642-7222 IT\O Call Benny 642-2649 T ••1 t le S 2-0177 •• d S o s•,., .. 1 642·1603 w/pvt entr ....... from area."-·...-of Redhlll & Chrlat. faithful Inter· blwn 91m-4pm lor ownhouae . .., c:<o, rp • WISTUll YJL• aair ... on ay-un-n 'V" ......,.. """'""' ceaeor of all whO In oke gar. Cascading strums ..-& day 8:30 am·5:30pm. NEWPORT VILLA APTS houae. $300/mo + utll. Bristol. 700 sq ft.~· v fmmed. Interview.
T E•a & wllerl•ll•. PoOll$J>a 2 Bdrm Apt•. pool, ape, 148 AOOMVelt St Slnnlea 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-Approximately 1 mile frOIT\ 960·2514 tlon ,r ... 2 otfloea, 1 lg ri:; ~=~t~ry~T.~~ --1 .... IHi-..,...,.,.,l..,..l .... _,,.,,....,,.,,..---OIS l M -$950 No "'"II. s•"2••7 gar. lndry rm1. no pets. Handl,.•nped Unit• .. ., the Beach 642-2357 F 38 8 .. room & storage area &r-ut
Fa11ILY vu 1 aa1 ..-,..,. "!.. TSL MANAGEMENT ....,.. menta & Townhouses. · ml to lhr r H nae. '4 Pr recourse from the depth M•naoe all flntnelal r•
-,..,... or 545·3 l l5. s..5•8122 or 642-1803 Avillable (A•k about lurnlahed cx;'.EJl'N SIDE of Balboa Must be outgoing. like ~451m8°5: 8~ ~3 roperty of my heart and humbly cordsl prepare repon•,
New Apartment complex. TOP area quiet no pets· apt•. complete with TV. 43rd at. 1 Bd 1ba de· sport• & music $350/mo. gmt. -beg to whom God has A/P A payroll. Exp. on
Ready for ocwpancy In STUDIO Beauty· ssoo Westside l1rge bright 1BR llW lPUTllllTS linens & utensils. maybe tached unit, gar. yrly 847-1893 afte< 9pm OC Arpt area, 1 olc Incl glvensuchgreatpowerto computer req. St. An·
Aprll.2Bdrms S530/mo& PRVpatlo ,pool &spa 1ba,D/W,refrlg,porch. llllTIWlllPa•i renledforshOrtterm or $650/mo t dep. LeaveF/rmmtage 2l&upmstr 11 11 S / cometomyasslstanoe. drewa Pre1by,terl1n
3Bdrms S605/mo. Gu MESA PINES 2650 Hana $.c50/mo. 640·0997 agt -longer) On Jamboree phone number for appt bdrm pvt ba 5250i mo + c~pie7!va1iv~33~588 p, help me In my present Church, N.B. C1ll Peggy,
r1nge, garbage disposal. 549-2447 8 t •-· L 2740 RRdd. at San ,Joaquin Hills 646·2751 /548-6933 ,,., utll: 646-1934 C.M. and urgent petition. In re-631·2880 Mon-Fri 8-5. refrlg & carport F0< In-· U · -.c. Located In the beautiful PRIME Olllce apace In turn. I promise to make ---------
formation call Nice 2 Bd 2ba. no pets. n-'-2""'"""auc...,"""1""'r~·"""q""'"""1""U-O"""I,... Northwood area of lrvtne 144· 1100 BLOCK TO BEACH. DE· M11e prof llberal shr 2BR Nwpt Bell. Cannery VII-your name known. and lllllllPll
TIPA •111 OI. !'!12k~7·5'2582157160-mol~v1al8 ~~ Delightful ocean breezes. Northwood Partl offers TATCHED UNIT 1 BR 2ba, Spyglass Hiii area. lage area 1500 SF. High cause yoo to be Invoked. FIT, exper. Apply AMa.
(211)1-1••• -.. ..,..... All t ad I 1• 2 & 3 bedroom garden •--------Iba. garage Yearly Po<>I lat $4~5/mo 1vall vlslblllly loc. 261·8161 Chert Hoose. 3443 Green &r ~ ----------,.-. new crp s rps, OSI apartments S650tmo. yrly On 43rd 3110' Tl,,; 640-10JO Say three Hall Marys end Lante<o St. Dina Pt
Between 2pm-"pm M9" Orange Tree Terrace. 2BR of closets Pvt garages. 2 & 3Bdrm. 2Ba. Vrly. gar St Lejve PIJ number ror Share 1/2 of 565 sq ft of Glories Publlcatlon must ---------
day through Friday 2BA Condo. sec bldg, t>eautllully landscaped. lllClllE lllTllCTH ·Near beach $850-$990 app1 646-2751/548·6933 MIF. 25·35. ahr 38D 3ba prime CdM office ap1oe. be promised. St. Jude lllllHPll P·Tlm
Eastlide 2Br 18a w/beam $900/mo lse. 551-6581 Spacious 2Br 2Ba w/frplc llm lY&JWLI 675-4912, 754-1792 Bkr Spacious 1 Bdrm bll·lns Npt Crest condo. Oen Avall Mar 1 ·es. Your pray for us and all who Exper nee. 545-5578
ceilings. lrplc, .oai.S6SS. PEPPERWOOD APTS \Br & balcony 960-6331 OneandTwttBedrooms ed D ' vu. W/D, n-smkt, quiet share Is $337.50. cell Invoke your aid Amen. ---------111, last, sec $225. 2 per-w/encl patio & carport 3Br 2'h8a Exec Gondo 2BR Iba. Quiet. no pets pool. avan imm over $380+utll 845-2813 Mickey at 675-2311. 9-5 This Novena Ilea never OlPT&JI I FllST Yearly. ~vail now .. $625, & Westcllff $600/mo ___ . -----sona. no pets. 650· 1798 $450/mo. 548-9074 $1100/mo. Micro, d/w, Handicapped units Call 650•2493 645_6646 MIF 25-55yra/empyd Mon thr~ Fri. been know to rail. I have l&Tl /Olll
-EASTSIDE 2 BR 1 BA PV1 1 Br, frplc, pool; pall~. ~:1·d~~'ga:~7:6-~~~et· also available VERSAILLES -1 -8d j 1 28R 2ba apt NB. $350/mo. •CdM dlx 1ulte1. AC. ampl · had my request grantfd. 70' Elliott' M.V. crulM
Larna, clean. 11ulet. lndry ier. No pets. 399 W. Bay · Pets accepted In 28R 2ba, Eastbluff No x n ' 6~ 1·3048 AFTER 4pm prkg. from S600. 2855 E. F J A Alaska & more. Reeurnee .. -.. pets. ctose to shopping quiet location. Full secur· C H 675 6900 · · · 1 24050 .. di St fee. carport. lrom ~.S. 1 SSSS 650•6357 SUWlll YILUIE ~ pre-designat~ unit $820/mo. Call S..0· 1364 11y bldg Av all now NB 43rd st-yrly $325/mo oast wy. • -o: ma son • 646-4549 Sharp 2 or Iba duplex. G vo -S925/mo644-72 15.Agl M/F, own rm, clean. EXCELLENT LOCATION CHRISTI N ~INGLES Torrance.Ca.9050,5
For Leasing Information BEST lN Bl CAN' N many xtraa 548-4571 1 MO FREE UTIL INCLO MATCHMAKER Monthly 0&11Pn 0Lira•-Eas11IO. 2Br. new decor. features flew earthtone WIYHT1 PleasecaU7141552-0177 On gOlf course 28A 28A versalllesCondoLeaslng --FROM$l50.UP llstlngi.962-5876 ~-
dWlhr. encl get & patio. crpt1paJn1 & 1 oar. adp'I orvlsi1 our newofflceat $1595. 760-6052 S950 Sunny 2Bdrm Need straight Fama.le lo ScL I I HELPER· eager, •m-No pelf $650+ cleaning partllng. No pets, kids ok Live wtlera yoo have 146 Roosevelt. Irvine Agt 631•4960 shr w/same 3br 2ba, 1,h CALL (714) 968-8193 •It s bltloos. over 18, good -c>-
& lrg sec. 548-4536 $575. mo St 150. moV&-•Spectacular apts Mon-Sun8.30am-5·30pm CUFFHAVEN 12d Bdl. tea. "ILLA BALBOA lg 1Br blk to beach. Balboa. Cta•trci1I . lasll.ctita 3011 peer 545 .• 9373 EASTSIOE L ........., In Avail. 311. 835-5445 * 1 & 2Br, t & 28a sullea . trplc, gar etc ea for re· .,, . s32stmo • 675_0849 , g ,..,_,, r• •Spacious townhouses Orangetree Condo 18ri tired couple. No Rf!IS, Temp rental Avl 311·? ltatals 2911 POSTAL SERVICE exam CASHIER-Mlnl Mkt.
decorlted 2 & 38r Apt. SPACIOUS & SH~RP •Flreplacea Iott. air, pool. tennis. Avl yearly 548-5306 S800tmo Agt 962-6118 NEWPORT BEACH lge un· COSTA MESA· 1450 or training. Aecofded msg Ftn Vly. 24hr, 3ahlf1s
Starting at $590. 2214 2Bd 1 b• features WW *Private balconlea or 3/ 18 $575 mo. 673-6785 NEAR BEACH 2Ba yrly lse VEAR L Y -2BA. BLOCK fur,'l rm &,ba. p,ref ~~-;t '1 296<> 171 RID ·area. Nice 24 hrs. 891-8~4 963-7522 Sam or Norm.
CollegeAv•.542•5210 g:~~:~r ~:1~1~~~02 Gardenpellos Orange Tree Condo $975/mo.557-6985 FROM OCEAN & BAY. ~m;~~~; m~v~:/~~1~~~ complex. Right Realty TUTORING for Learning 0111111
East side lg quiet 28r. New parking spaces. 353 WIT llT1 1Br+loft. All amenities S695, Call 650-9089 11 J h f131 _2011 756-8841 Oltflcultles, In re1dlng, need energetic. con~ crpta, drps. paint. lndry & H 111 S675/ $585 1st laat'+ S 150 sec -ca 0 n phonics. spelling. hand-1 5 d
patio S695 mo 646-7363 11m Mon 646-9~~ *3 Lighted rennls courts 654-79rror 863-1480 . Sp11C10U\ \IOQit' Ont' YOI IEIEIYI IT Amie lo shr 2BR 1ba In LAGUNA BEACH Artlatp r writing. Slingerland lrlln· ~1~:. ~~~~;; Kite=.
gr . *2 Swimming pools & b d GATED VILLAGE COM-lrvlrtf;° Non-smoker Craft Aellll STUOTO ed In multl-sen•ory 225 E 17th St C M E-slde 1 Ba. 2 Bd patio. •STUNNING Lg 1Bdrm •Streams & ponds SPIOlll llllS two l' room ''P'' MUNITY. 2Bdrm. 2'11Ba. female. Call 71ft>.6097 S200/mo+ commlaalon. methods for Oyalexla. . . . .
8ar. frplc. no pet1. $625 1Ba Gtrden Apt. Pool *Sorry. no pets , I It p llf a.... 1600 sq ft or PURE Ocean setting. 577 Sooth Xlnl refs. Mrs Davies. 548-7788
17Cabrlllo53l·4036 $495/mo 710W 18th •Furnlshlno_aevaJI Lux~~ ~f'a :bd,.:'~';,ts LUXURY Ga~. SPA In Sh•r•mycpndo.3mlbch, C08!1 Hwy. 494·6266 or S..4-7779 DISllEI
E-alde 2 br 1 be, patio. no Super sharp 2 Br 2-sty WHY NOT CALL In prestigious Irvine. master suites. Dining rony rurn. $300. mo. Inds 494"1956 40 Retail Nursery need•
pell, -3l7 Gabrlllo St unit.So. Coast Metro.pvt 111·1111 Lighted tennl1 c:&a. poot. room, wood burning flre-Ulll w/d "8·7418 Shop/Store/Otflce/Stor· •tatJ WaatN weekend PIT cuhlef, no Seoo. 831-C-036 gar & yrd, only $750/mo. spa, gas BBQ. park Ilka piece. mlc~owave oven. Shr •P•C Mesa Vde hm age, 275-740 sq It. reu. IOtt. 2i4 T.l.'a exper. nee. Clll for apt>t.
E'slde 2Br OfJW cpt1 & Small chlldt pet OK. IUWlllYILUIE lndscpg.Walktoahop"g. private patro. ELEGANT rurn BR.pvt ba-='3f CosteMes•C·2.546-7249 ONRESIOENTIAt.-PROP Mon-Fri, 646-7441
decor F/P no pets. 2563 720-8730 MNGMT THAT CARES LIVING only lS minutes mot 114 utll 545-9231 Retail Store 1000 SF Old •Instant approval 0 .A C. lLO't'.0$...NURSERY
Elden. $69~ 675-9291 Westside 2Br 1Ba, new 1~!~. Hr~~~ng~°:n v8::g~ IH· 7000 . . ~~~~~N~~£b ~1n:1':"~~nso~'t~~~laz~ Spaclooa lovely Eestb • t8111dtPCH. Htgtrvts-• t~ nn~nce asaumable OlSllEIS
··EXT'AA RICF'l.g 1Br cpt," 111 ut1t pd -$650-fmo Freeway. nor1h of Beech L •-L 27 jU$t-.Dt or-New~rt Blvd townnouM. ew o bee lblllty Avl now 831-5775 • 13.8 Ye 3 Yt Pis. 80% LTV Car Wash, FIT or PIT
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•75 S300 Kl k . lfHI -IC• s bay Flrat & laat •Equip leaalng, Refl'a w/pool. No pets .. . + sec. ds o to McFadden, west on -. HEAU H & south of an Diego 760_8057 · SALE/LEASE. 1000 sq ft CAL AMERICAN. ROBERT 644-4480
646-3618 att 3:30 631-5230 afl 5 pm McFadden SO. LAGUNA 1BA apt. no freeway. 2473 O~•nge retell. acroH rrom NB City 759_9111 D. E 670.0923 CHILD CARE-chrlatlan ========~~......:.=:....::=====.:=========-pets. walk lo belCh. utll ( l URS (f NNl'I Ave 631-5439, By appt "THE ORIGINAL" Hall. Npl Blvd. 845-9628 · my hm PIT $'2 p/hr cnHd s~;~~~ 53s:::~=:~2:n~ ~:~:~~e~ ~~:~~ • only. 2 HlllUTI FllllH AHHHtatatl 3002 Rtlt WHIM 51 ok 548~7827 evet .
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now. Aft 7pm. 497-3277 opt'n dd1iy 'I 111 b Condo, ocean vl9W, 28r NEWPORT 756-1484 Advice In All Matters & Full Unil/p-tlme position 2'11 days p/Wk, n-tmlH.
d 2Ba. pool, spa, tennis. tatala WaatN Counseling 1815 So. El lor experienced sales· CdM area 720-1032
l!!J!rl ltacla 719 ~t'() sec 498-1855, 635-2280 Camino Reel San Clem. person wll~IJlef'\(lly CHILD CARE r--1-'-
B B -a ront home or summer Llc'd •9•2 72..,. outgoing peraonallty · ....... ~ ... ,. 1 dr.-i 1tP' Of'I •y In laat1 Aa1 7 0 rentel 4 ~ Bdrms. Jim · .. • "" Prefer prior exper lndlv. 10 care f0< lnftnt. N(m)o;'5~~~~~:'mo. Apartmenb 38d 2Ba Condo nr SC 851-5111dys/720-0789ev CllLllOLISTITill Greet opportunity M~n-Wed-Frl 7:30•m · Bayside Pharmacy Mr ·S.SOpm $70 per/wk 18r $550 2Br 21e11 $650, Newport 8ta(h So. Plaza, all amenities $750 College Dean w/prof wife Don t let It happen to your W II M·F 760·0111 640-1948
"« + dep 659-8553 seek quiet 2.39, Hae. No kid•._. get t~! real llory 9 s relrlg. dahw•hr. 11ove 1700 16th )ltel't .-21&n kid• or nats for IN or OP· 111 secret mini book -~-.-l-ll-.-••• -.-,-11_1_1_1 OOISILTUT PN .. Incl. No pell. Call btwn { 0 Mal •~ .. v. no 1 11 1 USA/send J1111 -Saturday, March 2 9-4 dally 545-4855 al ovl'tl BEAUTL As hse. cl .. n tlon $800-900 859--0571 S5 ~5 ,vi 1.~ h1ndllng to Career oppty4or •gresalve lllLlll ""--
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ways o 1ncr.easing income. ancer native pays om1nant ro c. e ps Sgl edit pref. s4ootmo. Newport Bea(h No. 754•8870 or 960•9925 allMglc to smoke. pets. t77 Rlveralde Ave.. Fxper N.B. area. Moo-ment agency •t•ff ~
open doors pr'eviouslyshut Light. You'll be invited to a gourmet dtnner. Call 6<42-6002 HHll Irvine Avt-nur ----dust Prefer wood or tile Newport Beach CA 92663 rl. 675-0150 ber tor P•rt·tlme cONUft· 'II ~ · ds d 0 I Lux NB hm, pvt rm/bl floor w/patlo or deck. Fem Aide llve-ln aHlll Ing. Must be k~ you wm n en an in uence peope. A l I ' (di ltirtit StSO/wk $450/mo• Avl $420 orleu.839-9411 Lest Ft1a• 3004 teacher lnwhlchr pit rm able about content I 1'AURUS (Apnl 20-May .20): Diversify •. gain overall view. leave ci:.:i1r.~-r!aJ~11.8 ad~ 645-1104 now645-0911 • t>rd , s250moS..s.2357 achedulef0<ttw~lon:.-
minor points for another time. V1S1ts. tnps. surprises dominate evet'I day. 642-53711 W1nted 1Bd apt/hae ment antranc:41 exarntn-
cxciting sccnano. Excellent for purchase of apparel which highlights C
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your best features. Gemini plays role. ti I t11 ti 1 tu 2724 ~.~~re~~~~. ~}:,~r. !tc~./:~·2~"j~esp fem. fOlJND ADS experience/ offloe admlo-tyt1t11e. Write tndudint1 GEMINI (May 21-June 20): By double checking source matenal, jiiiiiiiiiiiii 11tratlon. part time. geographic .,... or
II · b I Mlle to shr 5Br home GarltH 11 •RE fRE£ Growth oppty In lnveat-which you have/could• you save money. Accent on payments, co ecuons. a 1 lly to locate wtfather & son $300/mo. I t _12 n ment iyndlc•tlon, Mtab. t11n lnformlllon. )(Int 09-
needcd material. ll 1s lime to begin a rebuilding program. Aquarius. MEDITERRANEAN Hunt. Bell 891-8004 ta •• C H t974 955.1550 portunttyfof11t,.1ncome,
Leo. corpio persons figure prominently. Npt Heights roorTiiti'iChen c M. Elalde garaoes'lveH.. a : •ooe1m PlYULI· All repllel treated In •trlct
CANCER (June 2 1-July 22): Cycle contioues high -read, wnte, privileges $250 l~cl utll storage only Prime lo· • 142 1111 ~ confidence. Box 5385,
rev ise. review. accept invitation from exciting member of orapositc sex. VILLAGE avall lmm~d 631-5669 .• cation 551-3398 af:ter 6. • IHllVULI OLlll Manchester. New Hamp--· N <>··-h A IE 1hlre03108 • "o u'll recei ve message w.hich symbolizes green light or t:reative Room for rent $300/mo'. 5 E·alde CM 10x20. St0<age ewpart ...,... •a •· prOJC~~i c?~ttr~~f. r~~~~ Glam~ur, romance dominate sccnano. '"I' 4 · ~.Hy>• • , .. '""~<1 e~~-~~~~ ~Cs~:.2N'7t68ch ~S~~7~3:o l .. /rent F?i~~oL,~uu~a ~l~u~~'. ~~~f~ ~~ri~~ HIX" Sc~1 11udent.
\foon position highlitcts clandestine arrangements. secret meeting •• -• • ""' "'" "· ··~·• Roommate wanted. M/F ltt lut< 14 831-5965 atructlon project, Po. ~~t~vrl~~1.~'2~1~:
places. "confession" rom one who means much to you. Domestic •'" °"' S330/mo Quiet mature. fad. ,g3 i 261 sq R at Found· Mile red Setter prooeat1ng(71417 ... ~c;.z.a111 C1tl QQeanfront, H.B •
• tdJustmeot affects plaf'.e o f residence. marital status. 11•m• n·drlnker. e·atde CM. S1.30/sq ft. 18'7 Wet1· Vic of Edlaon High JV".,,.,.., ------
VIRGO,,(Aug. 2J..Sept. 22): Define terms, ecrfcct techniques, 631·21364yt873·2491ev ctltf, NB. Agt 541-5032 School. tea~97 AOITI PlTULI COSMETOLOGY ASSIST.
rcaltnwish can come true. ln1t1al disappointment 1s transformed into ~pociovs Floorplons ROOM ONLY 1n quJet East 75-~ $q. Ft. OFFICE Found· SprlnQer Spanlel Entry leYel P<>lltlon for ~~La..~~ln St Bell>OA
a · victory cclebrat1on." Pisces native helps you to "see the light." 1 Bedroom C.M Condo. 111 & laat, S75-S300. 1763 Orange · Be lT J am l n • V I c Advertlatng Ao-ncy. 2~ l=:iiiiiiiiiif==-
1 inancial piClurt ts bnght S275 mo. 642-oe10 Ave, CM. Cell Betty Harbor/Bay CM Owner Yr. •xp. dftlred 8"1Cl..
LIBRA (Scet. 23-0ct 22): Advance made in business, career. K ey 1 Bedroom & Oen/2 Boths ltttll tttb ffi4 &4&-9181 or 64._2270 Trina • · · >31>. tull time'°' Nwpt ldl Ory _.., __ .11-__,.....,,...,nn..,,.,..,tnrt, preparation. Rclattonshipmtensifies, you'ITTlive-moro.~•r----.---2_8e_d_r_ooms/2 Boths COMU Sult" '"If Newport Beaoh, Ci. clean.r•. &.41·~221
re<1ponsibility and opponunity to considerably increase income. 2 ~droom Townhouse/2 ·~ Bot s I llTIL , AIC, p11kino. from sroo 92663 COUNTER HELP. fUll /pett
C npncom native plays paramount role. .. ~~~e!:~'~P ~~4 ~~~ Cill 8f3·4120 ~~rA•rn. Vdlo,...A,.~~H~,,9 l*·IWlllll !m~•· 1D•y & ~ ~71•;
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ); Reach beyond what appears to be a -All UTIL11 IE~ INCLUDED ,port Blvd C.M. 646-7445 Cotti ....... 2500 1/1 of· "" ..,.. ....., women to 11v .. 1n IOf cou-" n '*''°"· o ...
h · G f I flee 9'1ac:. available In LOST Mlle medium Poo-pie, utlat Wlfw rn cate•ot ·~· •lboa 91Vd, N.I . llm11a1ion. Emp as1s on communication, abili ty to touch on a -05 irep oces IUUll •TIL ntce cblnptM. oi.. btll/greyweertna wM ~band with P•fklnton. 875·1073
un1vcrs.'ll thef\ie. lndiV1dual you admire will seek )'Our counsel. Aries. -Rus1 1c Wood Pont11ng Gross Cloth Wltly rentll• now avan. RIGHT REALTY 75f..864t co111r ¥Cty occ 1r the min. h1htd chorH. -=c-=0...,.u-NT""E'""A,..H'""'E""L~P~/r-.-=rimer----
l 1bra penons figure. in dynamic. drama11c sccnano. -Cai rol Beomed Ce1l1ng~ S128M& up. 2 14 ._ but 1top 546-1100 545-8122 751-o387 rtllable~._N_,_ldl A'Gft"t'~~~-!2•0«~'!'t):"'"'6c1 -ready-for-MW-~"~ ... ~-:::,..--... ,. - ----· -~· • --.-8. ~-AB . ~ Yltft~:fttl -h ""'I d d 11 8 d . v•>"""'U>"'" • 648--4224 osl illly, 1mt 12 lb. ,.,, ight in epen ence. w1 ingness to pioneer a proJ«t. y tUJn& -Pools Whirlpool, E•ems,.. Room " mate Sltr grey 'Fergw' a e yra) 2-4 eY'M p/wti, OAIVEM croee eowttry. • deep, you could strike pay dirt In romance, you'll act to hean of ~ aw ,. ___ H Nft. Exec otnce1.1Qtpvto1C.2 NBllo/10 VIQ81Vff• C.M.hm Own1r1n19 Lv noup.nec.Callf.l'o.,...
matters. LcopJa~unusual,dramatic role. 1 • -4 l1gh1~d Tenn1\ C urrs • ·~' wy. amatterotce.1'ecpur•e. R£WAAOl144-64t5 m.-5CMoit118atber• MtcOreO« Vldlta m1 R (r....-22 1 r. J 8eac:h.kttchtn1. TV s1215 mo. Jenttoriel a Pt la. Cot1 MtM CAPRIOO ~. • an 19): Maintain low pro11le, pthcr -lowndry Frml1110\ , 12&--+ wt1991, nodepoelt. nltee, par1cl"9, 10-9501 SCR•u.l£T$ 111111111 actnt 1
1nformat1on.dctumine basic.values. Time 1son our side-rcfu5C' 10 be -Foir Housing Sorry No Pers / NII Ml lime. ~tact Vikki, DAIVI to 1.. Ofl ~
chided into srap deci~ions. St&ek 10 familtar courx, fulfill family ~J 11 E ecut1Vf !'It· ANSWERS • LotUf Aoom. 714·8502 App! e hra. If. tic h C t I I • Furn1un1Um. orrlce mlt ~. ~ o ligations. a ncer na 1ve pays ro e. ~ 19ece.. immec114te oc;. llAT ••11
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphnis on poP.ularily, SO(ial OFFICE OPEN DAil 1 9 6 ), ild.• CUl)llncy S350·Mt5/mo. 8kttcll • Movnt '*ldt m•rlne ori.nted ...... ,. •
.1c11v1ty. ability to d1vcnify and to lauah at your own foibles. A "scout.. 2•00 Hotbot 81-.d ·~...., WOid proc.tt1no. com-8rule· Podium pereon, mutt bewttllna to am111 offtCe 1n ..,.,. lldl 1~ obstrvina. could t>e imprcned ancf this mtahl lead to miuor cattcT 01 fo,r o.... / put• ~ftng. R.nftl oo IOTH t leetn wttr111tlet, tfme neectt ~ en111111 111111
advancement. Gemlni plays role Ind• t~ 1newr'o. "P~ tor tfllt tfle> II•· "~· P41Y-fl* & w. ""°" tor ...,... ....,.
PISCES (F~b. 19-March 20). You'll disco ... cr new place -and Costa Mesa T••. perttlng, ~1• h•u•tll)3 me," com· ¥10eCOOfcllnetton W..,. war\ Tuee-lrideJ a....,
""Opie. Uno .. bodoll 1nnroach bnn ... best results. An ~u•nan ..,.....a.s kitchen,~. • Pf8lned rtnctma "I cen the ~ .. bO•t dMI· C8t't "'dey a.~. Ml ~ n -.... -uui. 7U/~'7 8020 ~ !lac:utM Row tftNrgtlfMdytO~orl lf'lfllpin""W..a.Nwy tr.in right piltMf\. flMt 1n :rour bchal(bctund scenes. You solve a m )'stcry. you' I bave reason • 380t MacA.rttwr It .>em-can go, but I etn t 00 ~ 780-7100 tlk tor haW own car lllO,_
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for_,,.. O'l99t home tor ....., -" l826, Weetdift Or; 8'ilte ~~ leedt mJ;e deiil fOf .. 311 eng, reb" t,_,,.•, UIOO. 080541--2'21 ...,.. , ... .._.(HGA14e)
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meture, Engl. q , ct\lld benefits. "42-804 c.~;:trlck · r.nore Full or P8'1 time to hend6e nHiifid w/purfx tie.ttir a pump '78 Datsun PU 8' 11ak• ~~~'r· 142~1 M-5194 ~-·• ,.,. pey n ...... ,. .. M .... 1 1...... wallc In rent• ~ r.--...-.,._ 7500 a 1:1--. uaecs exc.I COf'ld bed, 1ctnl COf'ld, low ml, ,. .. --. -f;;,iiy~75-02oe-""' ..... /IN'1 lfe ...., . auv for the Harbor Ar .. '1 nOO,"'cMryl n6ghta. Pref --~ ' 87M024 $2950. OBO by 318. (555XXG) _. _, ....
-------....-----Mu11 have ex~t)onal Oldeat ~&tat• Firm. exper:bU1 Wiii trlln If you 8:4~9 11111 lll'IBJal mt commumcaUonan!lQOOd MUl1 "8ve Celli. R.E. lie. knO'# typeeetllng. us Ullll•na '79ToyotaSR5Lngbd lit HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ ••• cond.,
lo< tntertor Alent eornpeny, typing lttllle. Flt"'*"'N.B. "'and be Wiiiing to wort! Qlttz.n. MUlt be ..,.. to tor ..... ltll 54S.7582 lt«~cut. xlnt cOnci: CHRYSLER/Pl YMOVTH . • AM/Fm at.reo.
to t)e hMd of crew. Muet Call Oeofge R. 831-0228 wttnd1. call Mr. Ring at: type oompelcated ,..,._ ~ '*"" G<*S Card Beet of* &48-2725 8A2--0631 s.t0-51&4 14 Corolla. dean, runt Qd, powerl wtndows, aeet•&
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557--0150 /Pllf TIM fOf·: Optometric ofc tn TTPllT/lllPT Mew c:uea 41" eq pie-patro am/fm cw .. wi\11, lo ml.. Jbwc.,. •::~> ···-M LDI Sat/Sun tAM. Wiii traln. Laguna ~. PIT, no ---..w. r---t1on•-t Mt. rnehog/urathenel 4 S3000 OBO. 845-6993 78 CEUCA, sliver. •Int, ~al & Medi no eicper MC. '4.50/hr. exp needed ttex ' hrs ._-----,. dbtbench(115540-1735 am/tm ae.rao. 4 epd. HUNTINGTON BEACH Gt:'••P r~._9'.C_., .. -Margarnav111e. 2332 W. Send r99Yme' to: 1e.19 w/WOt'dptOCHllnglk-'83 BLAZER II. Redlwtlt. • • S1850."8-21,, CHRYSl.ER~~LYMOUTH
can 1,,.. (213)3a&.o18l · ~!>81 •8t220Hyy1. l'fpt. Bell. St. Andrews Pt, Ste o. needed fot HewpOr1 P.f\, Oelc tbl w/4 cnra. Bkltltv., autolO.O. 21K ml . air " .. ,, !-'.... tlfl a.42-0831 • • 5'40-516' ~
_ .... • °' •PPt. Oauiena. Ca. 90247 or ftrm. tJteerwCiftdnt con. 8d ped'l11 w/e drws, elec pwr, sterao S9800 n _ ~ 11111• Mlllli PllT·Tlm llUYllY aft. epm, 495-9339 dnloftl, with tbp pey tor type. ar1Wk,etcl 850-8211 '&4 BRONCO II 4x4 .. ll·l 1lll 1317
Aalr for colOf? Quality All M F right penon. 720-0941 RCAVC'" .. --t 12 da whtlblue, auto/air,. pwr. 11•50. .... • ...,,.15 'hiil8; AH.'~ na on-rt, lor arnall II •Ill "· "_::'.::".;.;,.,.. c•Y1 steteo, 20K ml . S t0,900. u -~~ trans & tlr-. gd .....,.,.. peopte~tocoordt-package delllf«Y In CM llEOIPTWT ta P'~!f!'.m30-n-:.=,· au WlllMlltll.her. 720·1020 •-~ • l ,~,1 12 $9()067~ nate well decor In homee area. Must hive car & trvtne Rench 1111111' .,.., _.,.. "'1'" • --
& offia.e. No exp. Wiii vatld COL. Hourly plus FarmereMerket Exs>9i~prtf.~30Htl.fn.. RHH~tlc Mobile c'.B. UI 9040 '78 Accord , an r#. 18 4XRE IXci<. Fer• I
traln.PIT FIT.848•9774 mileage paid. 831·0415 Aeceptlonlstf01Corporate lll.1.. tervlew93-5pm,Mon.$rt. Radio ll<Mbanda w/mt. ·U Eeonottne, reb1t eng. am/stereo CHS S1500 xlnt: rbtt eng, anrf. nds --------.llWILIY SALIS for Interview Office. Need cheertul re-Part I Full time Mon·Frt 1 2 5· M • • • 0 r • Lk nu '225 nrm 850-8847 new radiator $595 obo OBO 780-8814 pnt, 1995 OBO SAS.1245 111A lllTIM IT
appllcatlons now being PART TIME HELP for =!:~l•:;g.h=~~.~~i Oftly. &elary open. Cati CM831-1030 Set u9ed German Head-~245 '80ACCOROHa1ctlbeck5 '88 Squerebecl(, low mi, Alr.i::wtndo!n,p/a,CNIM
taken. Full time, exper. Flnanclel Services, must order~ppll .. greet via' George,bef.1181'1'10faft fiiWY fight.I fO.. MBZ. Tennis WANTED 72'-74' clean spcl26Kml.sllver.amlfm many xtru $900 (1~1~J:~,· c untt•. nee:. Full company ben· be 21. David, 645-7885 ltora. In frl~dty non: 2pm only. 432·0170 1.-_AllllT ball mechlne(Tennl• Ford °' Chell) van pp S5000 OBO 845--8943 549-5265 ,
tflta. 751·55"40 Balley, Part time amokl~ office. , Cell 111 ... ••• •s ex-. "'ef. 20-30 Hre. In-rriat•I 119/327--0909 CASHll 644~29 'IJ-ll llOO II '70 Pop-Top van. runs.
Bank• & Biddle, ... ,-1 Be_ tty. 1 .... ,.. btwn 8-5 - -..-,.. •-• '"" nd• .....,., ................ s1100 --......,.. HoueewarM & c:aehlefl . t ualtut/. 1111h•tft, · Air, cauett41. IOW mlleS. -...... '""'" LIULumTllY ... .., llulii.iipny'iii11ii•iiiitl/1T;mnP11iM1tiT c rownHardWar•,3101
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for five ettorney office In gelH TlmH 7 day1, eat•t• office. Must be ... -w•-2 cMeka, ch•lra, '48 MGTC xlnt mechanic* c:onct;-alr, new t.lf• &
C 1111 1303 30 c -. •mTmH ••-m..c oftloe equlpt tr s1 COf'ld. complete & or1g1na1 pelnt s 1n5 &4S-U52 Newport ent•r w ; • : em 81'•1 muatl preeenteble and rell•ble. ARE YOU EARNING Momlng/evet lhlfts. MUil up . ...._2e83 Must Miii $10,000. 675-•273 eve ~~~~
W.P. exp. t>ullneu, P.1. 3 $500. mo. Call 2• hrs. 5 hours deity, ltexlble. S2000.-$5000. haw exper. Apply In per-A I .. '73 Sqrbdt •Int cond. new
Yrs + exper. Selery com-759-0&30 or 842-8015 call Alli.on 831·128e. PER WEEK son btwn 3-Spm. Ma Tothttle coper 3503 re-1tM •f!!t ... ta. tow 11)1 on rebft ~=~~ .. ~~~2:~srr· NIT NITllL ctoaur• neecMd. s 1000. Banters, e.M303 ~= ~~~ ~21,1; 09 en;. s 1900 548--0717 Tll•llll plus per '*· Top bro-CQUNTER HELP . COOK . •Tl llllllGM '73 Sqrbk wl l<enwood IAllllllT PIT Lloyds ·i; .. , Con!rol route ker• clostng 4-e '*' Watlll\ fr1«dy l.egYna Pie ..... LO!Ju1 Ill! lllPllTI tf •WPllT atw, Qd c:.ond., new uonot.
E11perlence neceuery. technician. We train. !'~· ~°':~~ lhop, am/pms. _euiv.r ~gan. (;Id; 11111 --------1 $1750, 494-1719 9ft &pm
eome tools. 557-3380 Mull have good driving llllPfll•IT vtronment lnterHttng 497-1037 or 493--3424 model. MOO. 8:46-8707 Feeturlng '11 lllll l""All '74 Super Btl 11lnt cond, MA~IHE MECHANIC exp. racord. Call Mr Taylor, ~oodt!'°"9 lkllla. Ught proven m.;keteble prod-JNI ...... Slil SPINET Qd lhape bench Salel and Servqs .,.,. snr1. run1 perfect $2400
S13. hr. start. So. Cat Mon.8·12,979-8021 5~2/&.bC:.:~19-t •n •t uct. Call Mr. e.cker, mehogl750.~73•1797 E1101lcEuropeenlmported 15~8~~~$~~-~~:~48 0 80847-1242Cfy9Steve
Boat Yard, 875-2837 PUIT llAllTIU. pm 175-0484 Prtv NutM, Prof. C.,. MOTOR CARS Cbmm'I Ctsd End LM '75 SUPER BUG. Navy
llllUL Pl time.Own tr1n1por-lie.,....ht/Tnht IALU NUii ~:= ~~~· jtii'; ' HlZ Nl·lltl &ll·IAYIU LWI blue, stereo, radlall, •Int, '88 Muetang YI •. &It,
Front & back ottic. exper. t1t1on. Fie• hrs. Exper. For, growing RMI •tetate Full/part 'time Apply In ~ 1111 2PM1 Alli It•" 9105 8001228*8398 52250 989"2157 convertlbte. ,.,.,. pelnt & Good typist. Xlnt ben· helpful. Lv meg 640·9228 Development Go. Train-peraon Mon-.Frl. Hoeck _ ....n1M 1611 ZENITH TV 7141432-1581 '81 wht OasMI 4 dr dlf Int, mU91 go tNe wMct.
eflt1.8:30·5P'I\, no WMk· Ing to Include auletant to Trophy & Engraving Co.. 'Upt, teec:up, Toy, sea. 1 yr_ wrnt)'. Open Sun. ® wgn, IO ml, mint, air, 1 ~700. 7M--83ff
ends. Nwpt Bell Ophth. Pl..... olcmanager. Satary $1000 170 E. 17th St, Sutt• 117 Min. $250 ~up. 5-46-2848 TV .JOHNS &48·1786 .-.... '83 Aec:<>rd Hatchback. air, ownr ~50 PP 534-35~ practice Cell Bobbi young apprentice, eager to $1200 +company ben· Co 1 M • . ...,r. am/Im cw. lheeplttlna, ·73 f:Umo Wagon.tan,
84&-3242 •It lpm · to learn 111 pheMI of eflta. Xlnt potential '°' 11 ... Aat!sm 1 1111 G.E. porta·fl stereo, ? $6800 OBO 754-7192 good Im /ext, nd• ~· ==~--·--· ---. plumbing. Must be hard advancement. Send re-SILIS PRiii ~Tiddkst wetnut cab. 12111 23h • ·as ACCORD 4 o 5 s $200 OBO 494-5-4 .9
ComparebefOf'eyoubuy. worker&epprec:lalelong sume to: Box 111. c/o FLOORMOOELllH7-9. &SOMEMISCITEMS 22w$100.obo6'0--0155 Oreet Selectlonolnew AIC. FMICua.'iow ~· '75.. PINTO STATION
Cteaetfled "*'" It ... y. hours. OMV printout req. Dally Piiot. PO Box 1580, Alexia l.adlM Boutique 7eo--0249 Proton 600 M 19" Monitor. '85'1 tn atoc;l( S 10,000 IV msg 78U443 WGN, 4 SC>d. very deen.
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&45· 1100. Al« IOf Ruby. S250/anxloua 852·9063 Yamehe Amp ~50 655 Tlllll lllSlL Air pi s p/b 5 speed
11.n••y Refrtg Admiral 111 dill LLuuxmen RPX5030100300288 22105 Fully loeded, good ~,on-casse1t~ (HTF 188) -xmen t d1t1on Weekend Speeiel. ..... tmmec:t. opent09 IOf MC· W[lcemkr$350. 873-0928 Dual TT 1254 t90 145 1278 tTHEO)
retary. Xlnt typing & tran· Whlrtpool u dryer coet Oenon OP51F 425 297 Sllll sc:rlptlon 11<1111 reqd IBM S350 Nit i 225 722:7881 Atlantic Music 8•8-8895 Mag. Card II exp. pref. ·
Non-smoking office. Cati W1Ungl'IM Dryer xlnt cond PIRI 1Nt1 7012
for Interview, Ct\rl• $125. ·RCA Whlrlpool 1171 4()1 TRAWLER twin
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THEODORI 1 ROBINS
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ASSOCIATES atrll FP. Boet at 858 W 18th
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NB R.E. office hll lmmed For%:i:?heae>-Auto Hid· JI' llfFllLI feet cond. lo m1lee, fully
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openings 1111 for NII-den Surv9ll~nce Camera Surrey oovera saooo 10 9112 loaded Just detailed
starter wttyplng 11<111• of C all 760 8Q...1_5 o r 673-7339 --------$12,500 650-2153
65wpm. Proffeaelonal ap-831-19.17 $2001 ·73 BAVARIA. Sunrool, 4 ---
pearance 1 mull. No fr• te Jn AU 23' MAKO INBOARD speed. $4300/bst otter NtrCHtl Ital '145
Agencl• plMM Contact a Perfect cond. 15K 090. Cell 951-7861 lllO •r1-111 •• Cathy 955-2800. DOXIE, COLLIE, KITT~NS 831-7785or~1-7022 11K •
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bkkpg req. Small bUI.
exper. pref. 758-1545
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&48-4051 or evenings-25, Relnell C bl C 1 114,111 Fully loaded, excellent
CALL 988-32.05 new 302 .,.,,a& ~an~ro1':: '83 BMW 3201. 5 spd, air, condition (2760THEOI
R ~· ·• 1Ynroof & much more I 13 Ill F EE to 00 hme Fem Lab/ Full galley, radios. tllh· lmmeculatecondllion & ' Shep mlx 11$ mo. fixed, finder, loeded. & very 1 le ( 1 m0•3l hu all shots. "45-<1880 clean. P"rlctd lor fut sale ow mi s gm Jobnson-& Son Lincoln uait1n S'0,500 <714)599-9299 Mercury, 2626 Harbor 41 Lilt Ii '8t11d. Costa l>feaa -
Antique catved dlnlog rm 1927 Mir Yacht, new dsl. 7141540-5630
--------set: Table $475, 6 chalra Rd AIP 7k -ITllT •WI S85ea. Buffet $285, r. ' "' gen. new .,._ na • China cabinet S300. 2 survey. allp. try s29.00Q ~ ,_ r-980-1467 anytime ~--=-,.....---,,.,,---gorgeous 7' couchH 450 SE 1975 xlnt cond IOIUI n.TUI S600ea. 673-3456 '55 19 rt Chris Craft Re-Sa'--"'ervic.Leasl"" 122 000 m1 S 10 500
po9ftlone open for exp. done · Brlltof Trallel' ~ ·"' 879 3324 i--------ptlntere. Salary baaed on Elegant 10.llght, dining Calt 8191327--0909 * *** *** -•pertenoe room chandelier, antique DOIUllT 1m1THY 69 28ose Good cond n._.. brua. $195. 642-3555 Charter Corp. + 74' Motor PIE i-• •-• b 1 k s 11 v er S 5 5 o o ""5 work 581 ~oo X318
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__ _. •-----·----.-Yactit • 25' Formula • 11111-_,,.I 557-2783 or a.1-8833 -.._ positions open for trainees Sealy King Sz Bed $1 50. $389K tuH price MUST _ _ _ 83 LeSabre 18K m1 ,11 _. ••• -•• to become thick film goodoond.675-<>738 SELLNOW.Submltdown 79528l a/l afr(825yhe) 79 450 SLC silver 1oaded 4 dr Deatri on _,_.. __
ecreen pr1ntera, starting OMC 875-2172 645-9020 8132018111/r ( 1btb408) beauty made !or US A lam11y• S 10K 536 7838 j S 1~ down C E Com-
979-9373 Coral $500 848--0423 I 7011 81 3201 5 S9Cl sir pride Must sell' S28.000 Cdi111c 9309 SAVERS 7141432-1977
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Gre1 Ward of Sou them California Collete aoea up for tip
agafnat Fresno Paolflc'a Ted Helnricba (lelt). then races
Vanguards run
and rrin an~ run
to a · 11 s~s2 ro.ut
sec justtoo much
for Fresno Pacific; -----Next: Westmont
• By CURT SEEDEN
OflMD.e,"°411Mf .
Southern Cali fornia College ran so
much Thursday night, the Vanguards
would be in Kansas City if they had
headed in that direction.
fostead. they headed for the basket
time after time en rou1e to a 115-82
romp over visiting Fresno Pacific in
the first round of t~e NA IA District
Ill basketball playoffs.
Standing 1n the Vanguards' way of
their fir t trip to 1he NAIA Tour-
nament in Kansas City 1s Westmont
College. The two teams wtll meet
__$aturday night at 6 at Occidental
\
College 1n the district semifinals.
And lif you ask Fresn°"-.Pacific
Coach Mark Eversole who should
represent the district 1n the 32-team
field. he won't hesitate answering.
"We waw:hed them (the Van-
guards) in the Chapman Tournament
(in December) ancf even then we
thou~ht they o,yere the team to.beat.''
admitted Eversole. "I predict
Southern California College will take
t I."
It is Eversole's belief that the
Vanguards have more depth than
Westmont and Biola. and it's no
wonder afier watching Thursday
night's game.
Five Va~guards finished in double
fieures. lea by reserve Ken Bardsley
with 20 points. And SCC played
nearly half of the second half with
reserves.
Senior guard Sher.win Durham
scored 16 points while Neil Anderson
and Greg Ward added 13 apiece and
~andy McAllister had TO. T-hree
other Vanguards had eight points
apiece.
The Sunb1rds found themselves
playing catchup as early as I I :20 of
the first half when David Tibbs
scored to give SCC a--24--~4 lead. Two
minutes later, the VanguardtCOJO)'.Cd
a 32-16 lead and with 6:46 remaining,
they owned a 40-18 advantage.
"Westmont and Brola-really have ·
only 1wo guys that can come off the
bench but Southern California has
four people. They do pretty well for
not having a big 6-10 guy in the .
middle," Eve rsole noted. •
"Offensively, we played about as
well as we can play in the first half."
said SCC Coach Bill Reynolds.
"When we can go up and down the
coun like that. well. that's our style.
"Normally. they (the Sun birds) like
to control the tempo and that's what
we were fearful of." Reynolds added.·
8.ut with Durham leading the fast
break. whipping no-look passes all
over the place, the Vanguards quickly
eliminated any kind of Sunbird
.Jcmpo.
"Sherwin was playing with so much
intensity tonight," Reynolds said.
"Aod the lhing is. he's an offensive
(Pleue eee V ArtGUAIU>S/CS)
...........
Tlaomu ''HollJwood'' Bendeno• loob 'tluoqla band
) wiDdowe of ~· II•'• Colon1 prleoll at -;La ~ wMra laa la Mntat fou·year. eipt-moatll eatnee. . . ,,
IDksterhas
P-Ut her m~rk---
on golf to.ur·
Lastyear'~LPGA ---
ookie of the Year
to play in Uniden ---
By HOWARD L. HANDY
DellyNMC-1111 1 •1 I
When she fired an 80 on her 'finaJ
round of the first Un1den LPGA
Invitational last year. Juli Inkster
didn't give up on her golf game.
After she left Mesa Verde Country
Club. she determined that things
would change. Little did she know
how much change would take place.
Inkster 'was still in her rookie
season and she won the first of two
tflajor tournaments. the Dinah Shore
Invitational at Mission Hills CC just
four weeks after leaving Costa Mesa.
She'll be competing in the second
Uniden Invitational at Mesa Verde
bey.inning Thursday.
Juli Inkster
Dinah Shore tvent this year. ··The
sponsors are putting up bonus money
and I feel it's realistic that I can win
one of those two tournamenu."
Her rookie sea$0n 'didn't conclude
until August and by that time she had
also won the duMauricr Classic,
Canada's top event and one of four
LPGA rna1ors. This gave her a total of
$221.125 in earnings for her rookie
season. more-than any player had
ever won as a. rookie previously.
including Nancy Lopez.. She was Lhe-
1984 LPGA Rookie of the Year.
If she does. she will receive-SI
m1ll1on in bonus money. Only Ayako
Olramonr has a Slmslar chaUen,e
facing her after winning the .Las Yeps
event a year 8JO. Of course, another
player could win both events this YCN
and pick up the million.
__, --
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downcourt on defense. Ward had 13 polnta a• the Van-
guarda rolled to 115-82 yfotory over the Sunblrda. ·
··1 set goals for myself and last )ear
I wanted to win two tournaments .
finish in the top 15 on the money list.
break Nancy's rookie money record
and become Rookie of the Year:·
Inkster said by telephone from
Phoenix this weeic. She accomplished
all of those goals.
.. This year I want 10 win two more
tocrmaments and finish in the fop five
on the money list. I fl play consistent-
ly. I'll do It."
The pressure will be on her at the
PRE P B ASEBALL
•• 1 always seem to play better on t.be
better golf courses.'' Inkster says.
"Me~ Verde 1sagre:ttgolfcourscand
I'm loolong forward to next week. I
pla}'ed the worst golf of the year at
that co urse last y ear
( 7 3-7 6-7· 5-80-304 ).
"I think the bonuses arc good for
(Pleue .ee IJQ[8TER/C2) -
Edison in a breeze
for second Victory
Irvine wins,1 1-Io.
Oilers to ~hutou(
Warriors stumble-
allo"ed ~ne h11 fn four scoreless
1nn1ngs.
Chock "ent 2 for .3 with 2 doubles
and:? RBI and Gregg Leavey was 2 for
2 Y.1th 2 RBI.
Fl~where 1n prep ba5e"ball Thu~
tl:l\
j
· Edison H1gh's Charger~ continued
on thefr hot start Thursday wtth JcfT
Kenr.'lrjumor thi1d baseman. e'en
honer than the team·s 2-0 stan.
irvioe 11 , Sonora 10: The Vaqueros
rallied for three runs 1n the top of the r,c"cnt to--W'ln Ifie s ugies--~a----
Kent slugged thre~ rnplts and '-'Cnt
4 for 4 w11h 5 R Bl to pace the Chargers
to a 12-9 victory over Mira Costa 10
the first round of the El Segundo
baseball tournament.
The Chargers are competing sn two
tournaments s1mulaneousl} "llh the
possibshty of I 0 games 10 I':? da} s.
Kent's efforts on Thursda}' gl\·es
him a total of 5 for 6 with 4 extra base
hits.
~ednesday Edison won b) a 6·5 sc6rt over Serv1te. sending the
Chargers into toda} ·s second round of
-~he Loara lnv1 ta11onal against ~est·
em al Brookhurst Park.
Freeno Paclflc'• SteTe Taylor (left) fac~ the preaaure of
Southern Callfom~ Collete'• 8 -8 center llike Bruce.
Ron Chock was .:! for 4 and Mark
Miller was .:! for 3 1n the "'In over
Servite. ,
In Thursda} ·s Hcton Junior nght-
hander Bill Baird struck out thrix-and
From hero· to prison Walls
Motornclr Maintenance.'' given 10 him b) comedian
Richard Pl)or .
"Me nnd Richard ha'e been fnends s1nCl' "7~.'· hl·
said. ··He under<1tood l'"Cf)thing"
Hollywood Henderson talkS
about drugs ~nd paranoia_
Henderson. 31. "earing a ncatl} pre sed blue m uon
"ork shin. Jean and Jogging slwes. looked ahout :!O AN LUIS OBISPO CAP)-As No. 56 for the Dallas pounds heavier than he did \'hen he was the l\l1onal
Coy.iboys T-Oomas "Hollywood" Henderson was once the. footb;lll Lcaaue's hottest hot dQL Jn a 90:mmute
mdst fa~l-~fcnsive player 1n profoot~I. . -. -interview he talked candidl} about the drug add1ct1on that
Now he 1s No. C-87983 in the Ca~1fom1~ pnson co 1 him up to SI 0.000 a week. and the.night with the two
Brookhu~t Park in A.nahe1m.
The '1ctof" moves Irvine into
..econd round· action against Hunt-
ington Beach at Brookhurst at 7
o'clock aturda)
In the se'enth. the Vaqscame back
(Please .ee BASEBALL/CS)
TARS, MD,
SEAHAWKS
SEEK SEMIS
The fin al step to a berth in the CiF •
basketball semiflnaJs at Long
Beach Arena next week 11 on t8p
tonight for three area high echoot
teams a-s S-A powers MA!W Del
and Ooean View travel and Sea
View League kingpin ~•NPOrt
Harbor hosts No. 3 aeeded 00.W-
nguez at Orange Coast Cottege In
•-A quarterftnats play. Tipoff In
each Instance Is 7:30: ·
Here's a brief rundown on e.ot\
game: • · '
Dominguez (U-4) "-New,.e
HMf)of (2'44) at l>CC: Oomtngum
features four ptayers In _...
ftgurM and play_s at "rim '9wll"
eccordlng to. Hait>« C09dl
OeBusk'. Aoct Pahl lei , a &-• •
Is hMded for UCLA. H •
attack revotves eroun41 Al I•
teen. 1irls. which he denies. and trying 10 bnbc them H1~1nc has rtreded shghtl . butt he c'es s11tl 3l'Ch
with $1 0,000 to drop the charges. ~lch he admits. m1sch1cvously when he turns on the humor Thr famous McGaVfW'I. ob M .. lfMI Milt
He got four years and eight months. but his.work.as a wit 1s s11ll active. but the· man. who ont'c said. "Terry I ~. =..: a
teacher's aide at the Men's Colony at San Luss Obispo Brodshaw couldn'upell 'cat' 1fyou spotted him the ·c· and o.-t VleW Cn-1 -.
could allOw him to cut his sentence in half. 1he ·a."' now du'Ccts most of his barbs at himself. · ..._... (17·7) M ....
The one-time Pro Bowl ltncbacker has shd down a The Dallas Cov.bo}s' Gil Brandt sa)s Henderson's ......, (tw;w): St. ~I Ion~ chute -pas1 1hrec other tc~ms st fnends and descent tarted 1n Januan 1979, when Henderson pubhc-1) •ttedt '-""-M
r1m1ly. pen th 6i pwJtias 1ad iVVf. ...U:.,...... gt'l'l'dfd thd .• os "Ides ftnts ~ t~ NFC t1tlc pm<'. OevtcS ~ 4-10
linle heap tba( used to be a gincd at IClc. had -no class," After Dallu. won. :?8-0 (wuh HowllrdendM..-lnal
Henderson on~describcd h1m1elfas "fast. QUICK. tall. Henderson sconna the final to uchdown on a 68-}ard end they'll go ..... ., Olill\
tan. talented: neat in the waist,.cutr in the fa"c al\d people interception return), ht gloated. "I said the 'd choke • v... team .._ ~ II M
call me 'Hollywood.' Football news me." • There were four or five rcporten. around owbo) ....,... on tM II IHgt•...,.., 111111
A a pnson inmate. he nov. dcscnbcs himself a "a quancrbadt Roacr taublch 1n the toc.ker room. and about ~ CO:-MVP'• ..._ Dzlra~ d~ addict .-1th ob!cuive..compuls1vc bcha' 1or " 30around Henderson. ··Thal v.-as probably a tum1n1 point ........, .,...,
When the Lona Beach pohcc came for him on lhll 1n hi career:· Brandt said ... He no lo~r felt he had to -............... C -.> _
November n11h11n 1983. Henderson 1hough1 his mind wa work hard to achscv~ ucccu. The M\I Wttk (before the (LAWla..._.. ~,!!!••.•, c::l!I!. ~ si m~ly_play1na tricks on him. . .. uper Pov.I) t\c and Bntdsha.., wt~.on the ro~r of _..., _ 0.. ..,,,,, • ....._ _.
'For five )'tars I thou&)tt the pohcc wtrt"al m) door. New\wcck From t on e"tf')'th1n1 wt"t dov."Oh1ll v.uh
he Yid. "Hundrc4s or1imcs. The par.no11. Ptte>tna ~t Thoma :· CtF ... ... ••• , •1i1119
m) window. Drtv1na 1n my car and th1nlun1 f(>mcboct> The CowboH fi~ tum the nt\t snson and hi\ carttr .......... ~ wMtt ,._. _..
·(ollowina me Ttiat's what CQClll'l" doa to )ou." ~ea"ed throuah · n Fr.nc1 • HoV!ton and M1am1 T v.o bOUnd '-. •ceill ....... ·
He wa n't "'1PP\n .. He wa~ on his way to pn n. era kcd vcrtehrac ended 11. Mon•CM' Wda& .. an Anl•t
Hendersori'ha 1ttll toh1m1elf.a4-b)•IO.foot cub1cle Troublcwtth thclawcameaftcr"Holl't-wood" went 10 L~ ~ eom.t•n. .. ·
C'Onta1nint a bu(lk. a to11t1,. a telcVisson act and a llolh,wood "Wired out of my mind" ar\cr·a pan . he !1.3}\ hind 8-5 ~t Oevtl Ind •1
footlocker. Thcrt arc bookt abOut psycholoa). drua hc~a<onh1'v.a-.toa tortv.henhemtt\! ~1r1, tdl JeM1t11l11t•tllltoMD,ll4•
adi11clton and alcoholism. and "Zen and tht n ot lP'leue eee U1'D&R80N/C8) IM T~ of CftMJla 111,;
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Certain proa glven
·OK to ~attlclpate .
In 1 988 Olympics
Pr.m AP tl1patclK'1
CALGARY. Albcno -Profes ional • hockey. 50«er and 1ennis pla)'ers under the aao of 23 waJI be allowed to comp~k m the
Olympics. stan1na with the 1988 Calgary Winter
Games. the ln1eroational Olymp1(' Committee's ex.~
tcutivc board decided Thursday.
• The decision must be ratified by the IOC Congress
at it~ meeting 1hfS summer. ·
Walter Troaer. 10<; spons director. ~ad the issue
of allowing professionals in the Olympics could be
reviewed aner the Calpry Games 1f other spons
federations request similar treatment.
Earlier Thursday, Whiter Wasservogcl of West
Germany. secretary geftcral of the lntemauonal Ice
Hockey Federation. said, the It HF had asked the tOC to
alto\\ profcs 1onals under the' nge of 23 to compete 1n
01) mp1c hockey. He also asked l,llat the same privilege
be granted to former profess1dhals who have been
rt1ired for at least one year.
The firs1 effect of the ruhng will be felt at the
Cl\lgary Games when some National Hockey leagµe
pla)'ers would be eligible. But. because the Olympks
will be held in the midst of the season. Sam Simpson.
director of operations for the NHL Players' Associa-
11on, said he could foresee problems ..
"I think the toughest thing would be for the clubs to
agree to release players in February down the
homestretch of the season." Simpson said. "Then
agam. the)' 'd also be very concerned about possible
tnJunes JUSt hke they are when players compe1e in the
Canada Cup tournament{.' I think there would, be more
concl!rn on the pan of the owrrers than the players."
Quote of the day
, Joe Ger11lala. NBC sports commentator, ¥ked where epectator• lhould t tand during
Cetebrify QOtf tournament a: ··The aafeet place would
be In the fMw1y." ' •
Flyers' s treak halted at eight
Butcb Goring scored two goals, one on • ~
a shon-handed breakawa). and assisted on ,
two others Thursday night as Boston beal
Ph1ladelph1a. 6-1 . stopping the Flyers'
National Hoc~y League win s1reak at eight games.
Keltb Crowder also had two goals for the Bruins and
goalie Doug Kean• turned back 27 sho1s in lhe Boston
net ... In the onl y.other NHL game Thursday, Mlke
Gartner scored identical tip-m. power-pla) goals to lead
Washington to a 5-4 victory over-the New York
Ran~ers. Gartner. the top po1ru-scorer for 1he Pa1rick
Divlsion leaders. collected his 40th and 41 st goals of the
season, gi ving him 83 points.
-,
Roy H. ..... scored nmc of his 22 m
pom lS an the decisave thltd quarter Thurs-
da m~t at. le\<eland troun ed Seattle. •
12b.9s. in Nauonal Basketball )$0Cittll0n
• t1on. The VIClO[) ~as lM o,valicn' fourth '" five
out1nas and Cleveland's founh road tnumph in 1 row.
The Sonics dropi)cd thetr second siraiaht .. Pu·vl1
Slaort scored 14 points 1n the final Quarter and Eric
•• leepy" Floyd added 11 . ICBd•na Golden tate to a
124· I 20 victory over Portland. hon fin1 hed with 3S
point~ al\d Floyd had 28 as the Wamol'$ won for the
founh Hme In their last seven games. The team won
only 11 of it first SI ga01es ~fore the recent su~ ...
Jul111 Ervla1 netted a game-best 26 points and ADdrew
Toaey added 21. including 13 in the final quarter;to
lead Philadelphia to a 121-1 19 win over Kansas City.
Wnh the score ttcd 97 .. 97 'er tn the fo unh quarter.
1he S1xtrs outscored Kansas · y 9-2 to take a 106-99
lead at the 10:07 mark.
Walton may play Saturday
LO ANGELES -Center Bill m
Walton. who's missed 12 of 1he Los
Angeles Clippers' las-\ 13 games wuh an
unkk• tnJUr). has been removed from the
injured list.
,, Walton suflered the injury on Jan. 29 against
Cleveland and had been sidelined the pasl seven games.
The onl> appearance he made 1n the 13-game span was
a s1x-m1nutc appearance against Golden S1a1e on Feb.
13.
He " ill pracuce y, 11h the team today and may play
when the Clippers face the Golden State Warriors in
Oakland Saturda).
To m~ke room for Wallop on their 12-man roster,
the C'hppers wai ved center C'lms Engler. who had
signed a 10-day contrac1 on Feb. 18.
Washington mum about arrest
Claudell Washington amved 1n the • Atlanta Braves training camp Thursday. a
day later than expected, and immediately
issued a statement that he would not talk ·
about his recent drug arrest.
"There have been no formal charges filed aplnst
me. so I JUSI want to roncentrate on baseball.' said
Washangton. who was late arriving at camp for the
founh straight year. ·
. The Braves and Washington's agen1 , Bill
Kadersha. had expected the player to be in ca mp at
West Palm Beach. Fla .. Wednesday for the team's first
full work.out. The Bra ves did no1 fine Washington.
however. because the official required reponang date is
Fnday. March I
"I assumed he'd be here,"· Kadersha said. "I
ha ven't talked with him."
Washangton was arrested Feb. 18 an Walnut Creek
and ts scheduled for arraignment on drug charges
March 12. ...._
Exhibition games stan March 8 .... d t~e regular
season opens April 8.
,
Fre4 CffPlep, playana in near ideaJ l!I
condition • birdiid sax hole in a row on the
way lO I course record, 9•undtr·par 63 and
•two-hot lead Thur~ in the Ont round
of the Honda Ca.If Clas ic 1n Coral pnnp, Fla.
Couprcs. who SlAned has day's play from the 10th lee. ~urged iqto the lead with his birdie strina that 6epn on
the third hole. Wlrlle Wood birdied the 18th hole to·
move into second alone at 65. The aroupat 66 included
Peter Jacob1ea and the unrelated Grffat, Kea and
former U. ·.Open champion Habert, who pl1yed one
stnng of 10 consecuti ve bole~ with only nine putts ...
Pauy Slleelaaa, rcturmngf ron,;l two-week layoff, fired a 7-undcr-par 6S to take~ a tKtte-stroke lead after the
opening round of the LPGA Phoenix Open. Sheehan.
who already has won S46,6SO on this year' tour despite
skipping last wctk's Tucson event, toured the 6,246·
)ard, par-72 Anzona Biltmore Adobe Course in 34-31
with seven b1rd1es. Alone in second place was Canadian
· Ly an Parker, whose 4-under §8 matched her best round
in two yea rs on the pro tour.
Young arms impreu Mauch . . The most difficult pan of sprang 111 training is over for Mana er Geae Maud 1 as
the Angels get full-squa~ workouts under-
way today in Mesa. Ariz. "The first six days ~
aren't an awful lot of fun, they're so repe titious," said
Mauch. who is resuming his managerial career af\er a
l"WO-year retirement.-Angel batterymen have been
working out si nce Saturday. Mauch has been very
impressed with the youngsters amon~ the 26 pitchers
on hand. includin six non-roster invi tees. "rvc never
been in a camp that had this ~ind
of talen1 on the mound," said
Mauch. When re~ulars repon for
today's drills, they are expected to
·be joined by reliever ~111 San~
ltez, who has been the only absent
pitcher. Santhez. a natiye of
Venezuela, was reportedly de-
layed by a slight injury involving
his neck. He is said {o be we~rin&a
neck brace and will be exami-ned
upon hi s arrival. The Angels will
aac open exhibition play on .Mar. 13
by meeting Seattle in Tempe ... 1Jn Vero Beach, Pedro
Guerrero, detained in his na1i ve Dominican Republic
Wednesday because of passpon problems. arrived
Thursday night at the Los Angeles Dodgers spring
training camp. He will begin workouts today.
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From AP dispatches
LOS ANGELES -Ocean View
High produrt Wayne C'arla nder
pumped an 38 points and Charley
Simpson hit a lay-up with 1wo
seconds remaining in the founh
ovenime period to lead U 10 an
80-78 win over UCLA 1n a Pacifi c-I 0
Conference basketball game Thurs..
day night.
Carlandcr h11 14-1 IJ field goal
auempts and I 0-12 free 1hrows 10
lead all scorers.
Each team scored four points sn the
firsl ovenim<.>\ and neithl'r team
scored in the sccbnd ovenimc.
C"arlander scored 1he fi'rst fou r
po1n1s of 1he third o'en1me 10 give
Southern Cal a 72-68 lead with 3: 13
remaining.
Sou 1hern Guard Larry Friend had a
chance 10 win the game with 30
seconds remaintng in the 1hird over-
ume, but his second free 1hrow
attempt. which v.ould ha ve given the
Trojans a three-potnt lead. was an air
ball.
Twenty,two seconds later Gaines
_ uc:d 1he game and lorced 1he founh
oven1me.
With 1he -score tied at 78. Srutn
guard DEtve Immel drove the lane for
a layup and was fo uled by Trojan
forward Kevi n S1eward with 10
~conds to play. Immel niisst"d bo1h
fn.·e throws.
Friend drove almost the length of
th<.' coun before pass111g to Simpson
for the winntng baskc1•:
lo 01her Pacific-10 action:
Wasblagton IO, Arllona $8: In
Coach Marv Harshman's final home
game. the HlfSkies gave him career
win No. 640 in Seaitk. -
With a 40-yearcareer. Harshman is
1he w1nn1ngcst ac11ve coach in the
college baske1ball ranks 1oday. He has
guided the Huskies for the pas1 14
seasons.
In t~e PCAA:
Utab State 81 , L-Ong Beacb State It:
. Vince Washangton scored 24 points
10 lead Utah State to a 81-69 viclOr)
over host Long Beach State.
Greg Grant added 19 posnls for the
Aggies, who improved their record to
9-8 in the PCAA and to 16-10 overall.
'Fresno State 41, UC Sa.nta Barbara
40: Mitch Arnold scored 12 points
and pulled down six rebounds to lead
Fresno Sn1te'\'o the win at Santa
Barbara. The win enabled 1he Trojans to
keep a one-game lead over both
Anzona and Washin~ton 1n..MK Pa~IO. Southern Cal improve~
conference record 10 12-4 while
Arizona and Washington are both
11 -5~
Riley blames bimself_for loss
UCLA guard Corey Games kept
the Brums' hopes alive twice. He
-,cored on a sho~umper w1lh..1w0-
seconds left m regulation play to tte
the score at 64. Wit h 14 seconds left in
the third 9vcnime. Gaines scored to
make it 74-74.
OUR LONG TERM
LE ASE OR PURCHASE.
A LARGE INVENTORY
ASSURES CHOICE
rvetieen too soft.
saysLakeis=~oac h
a fter 11 7 -l0 5los s ·
PHOENIX (AP).-Phoenix Suns
Coach John Macleod says it was a
win his club had to have, but Los
Angeles Lakers Coach Pat Riley
considers it one too many_ ,
La rry Nance poured in 23 points
and James Edwards added 21 as the
Suns snapped their five-~me Na-
11onal Basketball Assoc1at1on losing
streak w11h a 11 7-105 victory over the
ri val Laker~.
"We necdc:d a win and we needed
to do 11 con'1nc1ngl y.'' Macleod said.
"We were due 10 come out of 1h is
thing and we played the kind of game
we needed 10 pla) to heal a tremen-
dous team like the Lakcrs:·
The loss nkd Riley. h~wcvcr.
"lflhere's anyo.nc to blame for this,
it's me,'' he said. "I've been too sof\.
-The hohday-is over. This,may be a
confidence booster for the Suns. but
it's dcfinilely a ·setback for us. We
must ga1her our troops, dig a foxhole
and get back together.
"We need an auitude adjustment.
We had no intensity. We d1dn'1
pressure them. We were not mentally
ready." Riley added. "We had won
six in a row on the road bu,t we've
been winning in spite of o urselves.
Now it's back to the work bench."
Ed wards' free throws with 3:53 1e·n
in the second period tied the score at
48-48 before Al vin Scott and Walter
Davis sank back-to-back baskets en
route 10 a 57-54 Suns' halft ime lead.
Phoenix. up 86-79 al\er the third
quarter. watched Los Angel es cut the
gap to three points twice in the final
period -the last at 94-9 1 on Bob
McAdoo's layin with 7:05 remaming..
Nancc·s spinning layup touched ofT
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women's golf und Patty Sheehan
\h.owcd you can win last year when
she picked up SSC)(),()()() for wining
t\\(J \UCCeS~l\l' l.\.Cnl\ 10 the cast ..
lnJmcr 1s married to Los Altos
Country Club head pro Brian Inkster.
"He comes out to watch us quite a bit,
especially on weekends when we're an
C"al1fom1a."
And this. year she's hopeful of
winning more than just SSSO as she
did a year aao at Mesa Verde. -
When she tiri.1 JVtncd the LPGA
tour. lnks1cr hnd a label of "can't
miss." She won lhl' lJ.S. Amateur
t hampmnttnp thrtt ruetttti~ years 'ttt 0-1982) and wa~ a member of th e
C'un1s Cup-end World ('~ teams. In
1981. she won c~C~aw~iWl~rnw1~a~sn.w~.,.~~=.:1t:9"=-::=-~~
cur tit c.
' nnt1 ve C ahlorn1an from anta
Cru1. she graduated from San Jose
S1atcr •
~he 1mmcd1a1el) d1stsnau1shed
hcr~clf on the pro tour an her first
tournament. She Pot.led a career low
round of.66 in the Hcnredon Classic:
tht11 season. Four weeks later. she was
tn lhc winner· .. circle for the first time
3t the Safeco Cl:m1c sn Scaule. Only
Amy Alcott. 1n her third 1oumament.
cla.urk.-d her fil'6t LPGA win quicker.
W1nn1ng IWO maJOr$ la t stason
made her the only rookie to ever
accomphsh this feat. he became the
fir t player on the tour to win two
ma,on in one )car since Sandra
Ha)'n1e did 11 1n 1974.
Her rookie w1nn1na totaf broke
Lopc1's previous record by $56.189.
"Any kind or record you can break
that N.1 nc)' Lopr1 has ~ ,, arc•t.'' 1nk~1cr \a)~.
Golden-West Collese's Rustler
rema1rt u.nbcatcn throupt four non-
corf forcnce baseball dccuions follow-
ina Thursday's come-from-behind
3·2 verdict over Los An,iclcs VaJfey at
Golden West.
The Rustlers (l-0-1 ), who paunckd
out 10 h1ls, in,cludina a solo ho mer
and two doub"' by freshm•o Todd
Nash. 101 •he t>ta H&isi in the ciahth
irinina when Dan Oarcja's around
ball to second was convened into a
tw<>-run em>r by the vis1tor1.
Nash's solo homer dOwn the ltft
field line tied the J1mc. at I· "n.Jhe
scvcnlh inn1na before the Rustlm 1ot
the wtnn1n1 runs the ronowin1 frame.
hawn Otlbttt w1 3 for 4 With 1
doubtt'"fbr Golden Weit .•
an 8-2 Suns' string and·Da vis who
had I 0 of ht!I 16 points in the founh
quarter, hn thtee:.straight·Jumpers for
a 110-95 bul e with 3:39 rematningto
seal if.
It was Phoenix's first victory ove r
the Pacific Division-leading Lakers in
four meetings this season. The Suns
are now 28-32 with a 20-9 record at
home.
' "I think 11 shows we're a team to be
reckoned with. as long as we keep our
mental sharpness." MacLeod sa1d. "I
think LA was a little tired, though.
They have been on an ex tensive road
trip and 1h1s was pfObably a good lime
toca1ch them."
Los Angeles fe ll 10 42-18 · af\er
losing for only the second 1ime in the
last 11 games. .
"We go two or three games where
we take the lel\ hook on the-chin and
then we adjust ourselves again." said
Riley. "It looked Liltc.thcrc was-Some
fa1igue ou1 th er<.' on our part."
Unl's ]Jrown
soccer MVP
Univer ity Hi&h's Heid• Brown has
named Mo 1 Valuable Player in Sea
View League . girls ~occer by the
leoigue' coaches.
Joinina Brown on the fi rst team a~
teammates Susan Voight, Willow
Thom son and Patricia Aston and
three rom oron ac1 Mar ..: Kan
Sondra, Lynne rcaw and tep-
han1e N non.
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t(OtOM ... ·~··, SdloOnO'ttr (Wood· brldMI. Jenni~ otan (WOOdOrkftt), Cr~•' Sllorl (~ lte<ll)
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Marina, Oilers,
Tars, Ocean View
ual meet winners
JUm~d 42.01'4 and S.btl went 2!03.5 Baker twmed a SJ.0 in tk 400 ud
a.nd 4:3714 in the 800 and 1,600 Scott Tamun1 of Irvine had a~t <\'·.;.
meters. ' mark in the triple j ump with an e -"U ·
Vllta Part 72 N:e-rrt HarMr 14. season effort or 42~ I 0 to-trishl' • .-Th Sa' ' · · down·\(Hne wire non-leque ue.
The Oranac Coast area's standout
individuals continued their early
season pace in non-leque track and
field Thursday -with Marina's Chip
Jtist). Corona del Mar's Pat McGrath
and Estancia's Eric Dom doing most
of the damaae.
Here's a look at Thursdars meets:
Martaa ltt, GUr H : Rish spun off
clockinas of I 0. 73. 21. 92 and S 1.03 in
the 100, 200 and 400 meters, in
add ition 10 anchoring the winning
1,600 relay team. as he continued to
dQminate non-league track and fiel~.
Mitch and Matt Malone turned an wi_nf}inge~9ns fo~ the. V1kings~Mitch
wtnt 6.0 1n the high Jump and Matt
went 40-1 112 in the triple jump.
John Porter. a junior shot-puner.
took his event with a 46.4 toss.
Corona del Mar 71 Ml11loa Viejo
Ii: Pat McGrath had (our victories -
two in the 100 and 200 meters. and as
a part of both winning relay teams,
wJth a .48. 9 split in the 1.600 meters.
c. 1lor1 drop . their second 'Tamura also ~ptured the '1ilh
stra1aht 1n a meet w.h1ch saw a 13.0 · ~ump llJ'd was second in the 101J1 effon by Harbor's Fnti Howser in the JUmp ,.
pole, vaulL . · •
Harbor's best moment$ came 10 E1 Toro ti, FeataUI Valley U :
scrond ,plate finishes as Junior Seth Sophomore Tony Coles, out for his Kaplan went 16 feet funher than he had ever done in the ditcui (I 47-9'h) first day in track. captured the 440 in
and Gcoro .. Smith went 54.5 and 54.6 to hiahliatn an otherwise dim · -880 d~y for the Barons. who were swept 2:07.0 in the and mile. offtheir feet by a myriad offirst placlr
lrvlne H , Saddlt'ltiad It! Teddy finishes by El Toro. .
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Harbor High 's Attlesey,
Irvine's Ronquille triple
Irvine High's Vaqueros' strong
girls squad dominated Saddleback.
and Marina. Newpon Harbor and
Fdunlain Valley were winners Thur~
day 10 highlight Oran'e Coast area
athletes' competition an track and
field.
Here's a look at each:
dominated the spnnts with clockinp
of 12.8 and 26.9. ,
Newport Harbor 1 t7, VUJa Part it:
Sharon Attlcsey was a triple winner
fo.r thc Tars. going I S.6aod 47.9 in the
hurdles and 4-1 0 in the t\igh jump.
Junior Tod ~arbower doubled in
. the sprints with 11.0 and 22.4 Irvine ·u , Saddleback 31 : clockings.
Magg.ie Henson was a double
wanner, go1r:ig 2:25.8 and 4:27.4 \n the
880 and mile. and Kristen Drage and
Jenny Evans doubled; too. Sophomore· Mike Bain took the Freshman Nicole Ronquillc tnpled · · for the Vaqueros. goin& 32-4 in the discus with a 146-1 l'h toss to h'elp triple J. ump. I 5-8'h in the long Jump Corena dcl Mar overshadow Brian Anderson's double for the host and 4-8 in the high jump as Irvine
TifTan)' Anders'on clocked a strong
11 :551n the 2-mile for a winner.
· squashed the Roadrunners. D1ablos. Anderson's times an the 800 Julie Zorn was a double winner for Foantala Va.lley M, El· Toro *-
and l,600wcre l:56.7 and 4:30.6. Irvine. goan$. 17.4 and 50.4 an the Freshmen Valene Gilpin and Heidi
o Ji lli H E l n E hurdJes. while Elaina Oden. Tracy Corcoran sparked the Barons tQ a au 1 • •tane a : nc w · h d R h H I I '-'ed ''"'"son-1>,...n1'ng v1ctO""" on lhea·r own Van Dorn swept to four victories. rig 1 an ut o st a so spar.... · .-..trac" . .....,.,_ · ~ · · bo h h di d h h'gh Oden was a cToublc winner in her "' winning 1 ur es an t e 1 · 1 h h (38 10) d G1lp1n. a ~r-hman. won the 3.200 jump and long jump. but the big spcc1a tics - t c s ot • an 11 .....
SoCal Collece defenden Mike Bruce (41) ~d Nell Andenon (45)·block the path of
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l"reano Pacific'• Ste•e Tarlor dartnc NAIA Dlettict m playoff T bunday ntcht.
moments came in the triplejumpand discus ( 11 8-9). Wright took the 800 1n 13:05. while another freshman .
the 100. (2:29.5) and 1,600 (5:3:!.7) and Holst Hc1d1 Corcoran. won the 100 meters
Richie Stamps. with five minutes went 28.1 in the 200 meters. in 13.4. •
of instruction. captured the triple Sophomoff Chante-Boeke w n
VANGUARDS R0MP-;--;--.-Cyclists race
a t fairgrou nds
jumg, with 8 42-91/4 cffon. . Marlu 81, Gaatr 37: Lisa Coleman 200 in 26.4 for F~untaln il cy.
T Ea I • c · c d led Marina's victory with a 5-4 high e . ~es ra1g ontc appeare . d T All d T . o ... Hlll1 a•. E1•·---la ••·. Jun1·or Fromc1 · · 100 · h 104 I k' Jump an racy co an nc1a • -... to wan'" t e wit a · c oc ang. Kl k d bl d fi h V'k' Wendy Fca·t was a double w1'nner ~or .
threat besides being a passer. When
he goes, we go." who gave the Vanguards 100 points
with 6:40 remaining on a slam dunk.
but Dana Hills. caught in the same em e ou e or t e 1 1ngs. 14
, time. was awarded the victory and it Allen took the long JU mp ( 14-10)' Estancia, goin~ 15-5 and 29-4 in the
"It wasn't just me," Durham
added. "I went in with the same game
plan I always have. I just want to get
everyone in volved. If we play
together and we play hard. we'll
continue to win." "-
"We tried to adjust at halftime. but
by then it was just too late," admitted
Eversole. a Fresno Slate product who
tries to use a patient offense not
unlike that of Fresno State Coach
Boyd Grant. ··That's the most points
The 1985 Speedway Spring
Classic will take place at the
Orange County Fairgrounds to-
night.
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Bardsley. the former Costa Mesa
High standout. came off the bench
and hit has first five shots to help the
Vanguards tum a 22-12 lead into a
36-16 advantage.
Then it was Neil And&s-on's turn.
The 6-5 senior forward hit SCC's next
three baskets to put the Vanguards on
top 42-18.
C'C ma1nta1ned a 58-32 lead at
halfi1me. and the Sun birds never got
any closer than that. With the score
92-56 with 9: 15 remaining 1n the
game. Rtynolds went to an all-sub
lineup. and the younger Vanguards
held their own for the next three
mi mites.
Ward and ~n~son then came
back into the ~':'"and it was Ward
BASEBALL. • •
From C l
on a pair of wa lks .and single by Jim
Murphy to load the bases. Jeff
Bielman hit a sacrifice Oy, and when
Sonora threw the ball awa)'. the tying
run came across. Mike Henigarfs
double down the right-field hnc
supplied the winning run.
Steve Lipton hurled the final
inning to earn the sa'vc, retiring the
final three batters after walking the
lead-off hitter.
Sonora had taken early leads of 5-1
and 6-3 entering the fifth inning when
Bobby Hamelin crushed a grand slam
10 right 10 give Irvine a 7-6 leatl.
From there. Sonora regained a I 0-8
edge before Irvine's rally.
Hunt1n1ton Beacb '7, Kalella 0:
Darren Tomasick delivered a two-
run triple in the fift h inning to snap a
scoreless tie and Mark Rasmussen
added a three-run triP.le in the top of
the seventh as the Oilers opened the
season on a succes~ful note tn a Loara
Tournament game at ~oysen Park an
Anaheim.
Rasmussen was 3 for 4 on the day.
Oilers starter Ed Lidyoff gave wa y
10 Jeff Haack in the fourtti inning and
Haack picked the v1 t 1ory . Doug
Euper worked the seventh fbr the
Oilers. The Huntington Beach tno
hrn11cd 1he Kniahts 10 JU'lt four htts
Bell GardeH $, Woodbrld1e 3: Matt
Seymour dm,abled twice and drove an
a pair of ruos. lcad-ofl' hitter Randy
Albright was 2 for=nd KOrcd twice
and Make McDon Id also had a pair
aftt11s and RBI to :rk tht-Werrt<>rs'
attack.
Woodbndae (().2) i off until next
•---..Llid when the Warriors host
Capistrano Vallcy'Christian.
Huntington Beacb 88, La Q.W.ta.40:
we've ever given up." -
"This was a nice warmup for
Saturday .... added Reynolds. "Of
course. rm sure things wi ll be a lot
different against Westmont."
The following Saturday. March
9. the Coca-Cola Sppng Classic
will be hc:.ld at Long· Beach
Veterans Stadium. Gates open at
6:30 and racing begins al 8 each
evening.
The Spring Classic 1s the warm-
up to the regular season of
motorcycle racmg. which opens at
the Fairgrounds on Fnday.
March 29.
The Oilers brought home an eas)
non-league triumph.. paced by ·a
double by Franco Pagnanelh in the
weight events. while teammates had
first place sweeps from the 400 meters
through 3.200 metersand both hurdle
events. 1 -
The last time Westmont and SCC
met. Westmont took advantage of a
late Vanguard cold spell' to take an
85-74 victory.
John Soto bree7ed to a 4:J8.9
clocking in the 1.600 for Huntirfg\On
Beach. ·
"I think '!"e'll be ready for 40
minutes instead of 38 hke last ume."
Reynolds added. sec will he trying to reach the
Distnct 111 finals for the third year 1n
a row. Two years agQ. Biola beat the
Vanguards. and last season 1t was
Westmont which ruined SCC's hopes
of reaching the N~IA Tournament.
DcfendiQg U.S. Speedway
champion Kell y Moran has an-
nounced he will remain in Ameri-
ca tQ go for his third straight title.
Ocean View 88, Tustin 44: Th~
Scahawks got double ' 1ctones from
freshman Vic Gutierrez in 1he sprints.
along with Kevin Roth and Ha1ssam
abra. a wanning shot put efTon of
50-911: by Tim ' Imber and a first place
finish from fres.hman Steve Wolf. Ticket information may be
ob1ained by phoning 492-9933.
Seasorrtickets are also available. Gu11erre1, went 11. 7 and 24.:! 1n the
I 00 and 200 meters. Roth clocked
15. 7 1n the high hurdles and triple
\
University opens ·with win
0 -g--C-t £""'1.,... .,..,..h-t Raul Montoya. John Despot and Vince Lottes1er. Lee and ran e Oas , '-...l'ttU\.: OS pos Despot also teamed for a triumph in doubles.
Seut-h--Coast-Corifere n ce w ifl_s_ Saddleback 9, Fullerton 0: Todd West outlasted hi s
----foe an three sets an No. I singles and teamed \.\Ith Michael
University High. which hopes to challenge Corona del
Mar in the Sea View League tennis race this season. began
its non-league campaign on a winning note Thursday.
In communal} college matches. Orange C'oast and
Saddleback eased to South Coast Conference victories,
and on the women's Jide. OC'C and Golden West emerged
victorious. . ~ , .
And UC Irvine's women were beaten 1n the first round
ofa tournament at BYU.
Here's what took place:
" University 18"', Footblll 11 Ya: how1ng its strength in
doubles. the Trojans opened with a win at home.
The teams of senior Greg Paulson and sophomore
Ron Sperry and juniors Mike Hirt and Paul Corkery lost
only one set in earning the necessary points for 1he victory.
. Paulson and Sperry won all •ux poinl'I. downing their
foes. 7-5. 6-2. and 6-0. 6-0. University plays h06t 10 Edison
Monda¥. .....
In commun11y collcgl" matches:
Orange Coast 7. Cerritos t: Mike Whitcher breezed to
straight sets wins of 6.0. 6--0 10 h1ghhght the Pirates'
s.:onfcrence win at Cerritos.
~lso posting win~ in singles fot OCC' wert Scott Lee.
Racuya an doubles. as the Gauchos moved to :!-0 in
conference play .•
In women's action·
Orange Coast 9, Cerrtlo1 0: The Pirate are now 2-0 1n
South Coast play as sophomore Becky Barmore led the
wa y in singles. OCC freshmen Amanda Brodie and Karyn
Thurmond also were winners in singles.
The Pi rates face their bigge t week oft he young season
when they~ tra vel to Golden West Tuesda~ and v1s1t
Saddleback Thursday.
Golden West 8, Santa Ana I: The Rustlers dropped the
visiting Dons. led by the singles play of Mona Van Linge
In college womcn'c; action:
Wisconsin 7, UC lrvtne %: The 111eatcr\ found the
cold weather and the indoor atmosphere of the Bngham
Young n1 vcrs1ty Invitational in Provo. Utah a li111l· too
cool and fl'll to Wisconsin in ihe first round.
the ~ntc."aters continue today aga1Mt I Qth-ran l..cd
Arizona state and finish with Nebraska Saturda' 1n an
attempt to improve on an 8-9 overall record ·
HENDERSON. • • From C l Chrlst College advances and 11.
Hl" disputed reports the older girl wa<; a paraplC',g{r. Christ College Irvine's basketball team ad vanced to althO\lgh he admitted she was an a wheelchair "hen \h1.''
the semifinals of the Western Chn,stu\n Athlct!c Associa-Joined him at his aphrtmcnt.
11on. tournament T~ursday n11ht with a 6().49 victory over "When ~ met her she wa$standing up." he ~1d "I
Pacific Coa~t Baptist College ?n the winner's coun. never had any sexual thin& to do with her an>"3>." ·
. ~C'I wall meet LA B~pt1st College at 8:30 tont&ht. Th'c girls· totd police Hcndcr~n held' a J8-cahber b1d~1ni ~~h Sa~u.rd.ay s fi_nat lo th othe~ sc1r11f'lnal .pu.tol to the btad oft.be younacrairl wl11J.c.shc pcrforme_d
1oniiht. Lafe Bible will meet West CWtst C hnst1an at 6:)0. sex act on ham . He denied forcing her to do 11 "I don't run
iim urridgc was Christ Coll~'s leading scorer ( 14 8 nightcl ub t don' . point~) and rebounder ( 17), wbile Brian Beal contri ~ oo 1ng lady who appcncd to hke hav1nlfun
Ii po11ns. -and cocaine. too.
"My morals were down. period. I'm not apolog111ng
for that. I take re ponsibility for what happened. Bttl 1n no
V Vik . i i b 11 waywasanythingdonc thcrcinmaliceorbrutahtv . l"'a" F es W n n . so a -' a bit promiscuou when I aot loadc<kln cocaine. "rhcre nre t -cen:t1n things llikcd to do. und pla)'maaround wa,onc
• ~ of the thinJs that nyide cocaine im~nant to me .. Founu1in Valley and Manno each collcelcd S·. C'ency drove an her second l'\ln of the pme He said the trbuble 1tantd when the)' hOed S 100.
non-lea11.1e v1ctones 1n h1ah l'lool airls w' ha ~nnalc to ten 10 ore Lon Pettnon who "Now, I've had a . 8 for qes. but I "ever owned a bullet for
soOboll. the Baron, needing to rail)' to nip h s1naJcd and moved 10 third on a pa scd 1t," he said. U ina the unloedtd aun. he satd.11 demanded
Estancia. while the Vikanas used a homer by ba I. • the)' take their clothes ofT. l found m> SlOO
Lori Crouse and a strona p1tch1n1 per· ta :y Hayne "'cnt the d1~1ancc on the "When they left my apen.ment. I didn't thank an a
formancc from C hrast y Larsen IQ. dowl'\ mound for Est1nc1a. tnk1n1out nine. \\'llkina m1lhon )C.f1 tha1 lS Lona Beach policemen were 1oang to
Woodbridac _ thrtt and y1tld11l1Ju" 1~0 hit . be at m~ door in thttt h.ours ••
The dcuul : He pent scveral months 1n dl'\l,rchab1htat1on When
FMatala Valle)' S, E1ta~l• %: The 8aroM
pushed over a run an lhe top ol the \C\.enth 10
earn the victor) over the ho5LFaale .
Estancia had rallied from 11 -:?-0 dcfirn H> uc
the pme w11h pair of runs 1n the bouom of
the "th on two infield h1t'i and an error
In ~c ic~cnth for fountain Volle). Robin
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Martaa s, W11AfW1• l: Crousc belled her he came out. ht mack v..bat he con 1ders h1 fat.al misuke
1wo-run homer 1n tl\e founh 1nn1n1 and He incd to bribe h11 way out of troublo ·
Larvn limited the ho t Warriors to th rte h1i. If Henderson had an)' kind of l('asc beforehand. 11 \11'8
as the V1k1np 1mpro\led their record to l.O now hopelc .. fttr I tried 10 bnbe them. what is a JUf)
Uncn. INho wu the catcher for older 1 1er 101n1 to think., That's..alm t an ldm1 ion of 1u1lt.."
Juhc (now 01 nor1da talc) lut )Car. u·uqk He pltaded no contc und put him If at the men: of
ou1 10 W3mo"' 10 sa1n thr ''•C'tul")' the JUdac. "If l'd bttn found 1u1hy 1n a tnal. I'd probabh
Manna hosted Rolhoa tlill 1bday. ha\c aoncn 10-12 }tan.'' he \11d
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SUttle 1S ).4 414 16' 1 LA ~ n ll l 7l 19 , ~ S•••• IS 44 2Sf 16' I
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Kentei Clly 19 39 .328 11',
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Phlledelonl• '6 13 1•0 1
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Wetnlnvf. 30 . 29 SOI 17
NtwVor ' 20 39 339 17 c .... 1r e1 DM'lon
Milwaukee 41 18 69S
Otlroll l l 75 S69 7' 1
ChlCeQO 21> 31 '56 14
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Clt Yt lend 11 37 373 19
lrwll•n• 19 39 328 21 '
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P1111aoe1oh•• 127. Kantu C 1tv I t9
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Tenitlht'l Ge~t Allenta a1 Bolton
Ntw Jerwv a l W.sn1nci1on
San An1on10 at Detroit
New York at Chlcaoo
Denver al Oallu
Hoos•on el Uleh C~veteno et Portland
Suns 111, Liken lOS
LA LAl(ERS 11051 -Ramo1s ~·4 0· 1 6.
worow 10-11 2·7 n AO<kll·Jaooar s IS J·S
ll. JoMM>ft 7 12 4·S 11, B Scoll 6· 16 4 • 11
'MCAdoO 9· 14 1·• 20. Coooer 2·6 0 0 4.
Kuocl'lak O·O 2·2 2, McGee 1·3 I 2 3, Sorit1Qs O·I 0·0 0 Totals '3·19 11·75 IOS
PHOENIX (1111 -Adams 5·9 2 3 I? N•nce 10-17 3·3 73, Eoweros 8·11 S·7 21
Devit 7·13 2·2 16, ~CY 6· 11 3·4 17 Jon"
2·4 I0· 13 14 Humol'lrles 7·3 7·2 6. Plt1m11n
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AU1\ll-LA Lekers 26 !Coooer 91, P~nix 32 !Davis 9) Total toult-LA Lekers 31
Ptioenl11 22.
Allend•nce -14,660
COLLEGE
SoCll C°'"" 115, Fresno P1cific 82
INAIA Dltlrlct Ill Ptevofh)
FRESNO PACIFIC (11) -MonQ 0
xhmJot 4, Salata 19, Htlnrochs 11. Taylor 14, Maylubl>v 0,~alls II, Loewen 0, Weibe
S. BrOOl(s 11, Orl\Coll 0 To1a1s 19 74·33 81
SOCAL COLLEGE ( 1 ISJ -Andenon
13. Ourllam 16. McAlttStef 10, Ward 13
Ba rdlltV ?0, Br~ I, Mvtts I Ttl>t>s 8
Av11tt 4, Sllven 6, "Cert>a1al 2 Oav" •.
Pecie o, Reddick 3 Totals 49 17·21 llS
Hetflime· SoCal Colleoe, 51·30
Totel fouls Fresno Pacific 19, !.<>Ce•
Cotitlle 16 Fouled out Orl\Cotl (FP
Chrb t Colt9e 60, PC 81pt1,t 49
(WCAA Tournamtnt)
PACIFIC COAST 8A,.TIST 1491 -Wil· liem• 20. Ketland 6, HencheY 6 Brl\Co S.
Jotln\Oll 4, Earl'lart 2. Mol:>4ev 8 Totels. n S·7 49
CHRIST COLLEGE IRVINE (60) -Beal
11. Surridoe 14. Hortman 1 K.el\O 8.
Eichelbercier 2, HOlmn 6, Lollnll 8, Bren·
don S, Keml>l'I 2. Hanlon 1 Totals 23 14 10
60
Halftime Crtrl\I College Irvine. 27 19 To1a1 fouls Pacific Coasl Bao11s1 70.
Chri\I Coti.vt Irvine 13 Fouled Oul Br.sco
IPC81
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WEST
USC 80, UCL A 11 14 oil Wuh1nQton 60, Ar•zona Sii
Oreoon 10 Cahlorn1e S3 Orewn St Sf. Stanford •9
Utel'I St 81, Lono Beach St 69
Fresno St 41, \JC S11nte Barbara 40
Sen Jote SI 76, Ntw Mn1co St 64
Ptooerdlne S7. u Sen Diego Sf
Ca l Poly SLO S9, CS Baker5l1e10 56
ft!# CS Oomlnouez Hilll 6J, Chaoman S3
Brooklvn Col'. 71, USIU SI
Ct nl Wethlnci ton 81, Pacific Lutheran 66
E Montana SS, Ai.ska·Ancnora oe 81
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Wvomlllil 78. BYU 66 Ulah 60. Air Force :,9
Soutl\ef"n Uta h St 16. S COiorado 17
EAST
St 8oneventure 83, Rhode ltlano SJ
Temole 57. Penn SI. Sl
Wtsl Vlrolnl• 11. St. Joseotrs. Pa 67
Ca nl,lus '9, Hertford 6S Geo<oe w esr11nciton 99. OuQuttne 60
Nortl\eallt<n IO, Boston U 6'1 Ru~rs 16. Mernchu\111\ 79
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Kt ntuekv 9'2, Tennente 67
L.Ouls.l4oll "tacllJ2. NE ~ ~
Loult vlne 70, South Carot•na Sil SE Louisiana 89. NW Loult1ena 8 I
· W1t1lam &. Marv 71. Jarou Mad•\on 60
E Kentucky 7S, Auslln Peav 66
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lnooene 79, M1nne\Ota 68
Iowa 17, 0hl0 St 81
MICl'llgan 88. Wisconsin 68
8uller 70. Notre Dame 69 1011
Kanta\ 70. Neoralk• 6S
0 11vton 67, Cr••Ohton 61
Oetro11 71, Memol'l•l SI 66
Xavier II. Cent Florida Sl
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Br edlev 61 S llhnoll SS
_La mar 17, Arka"Hl SI 68
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T t xal·Sa n An1on10 88, Sam t-<01nton 78
WUI Ttxlll St 70 r Ul\8 67
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Southern Cat Collecie 115. I re\~ Pat1hr
81
Pt Lorna 74 Ca Ba ot.\t 111
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Btola 11 Cat LutP>eren SO
NCAA Oivhoon I
Metro Anentlc
Armv 16 L• Salle 64 IOI
St Peter'• 70 Ho1v Cron 66
tone 95. Fairflfld 61
FordMm 44 ManPia11an ~1 01
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Conftr""e w I.
Nevada Las Vl'Ob\ 16 '
Frtsno Sia le 1 ~ 1
Cal Slete Fullfroor 10 l Sen Jose Stalt 'I 8
Utah S•e•e 9 a
UC trvinf 8 9
UC S&nfa Barbara I 10
Pacoloc ) 12
Nfw Me•ICO Stal• • 11
LonQ Beach SI.ti!' 1 I)
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Frf'\l'IO Stalt 41 UC Santa BarOl!ro d0
Sen Jose State 76 Ntw Me••<O Stalf' 64
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UC Irvine at (al S•a•I' F ut1erto11
Lono Beech Slaff' 111 Nevada Le\ Vt11u
Fresno State at S,,n JO\f' ~1a1e
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Greo Powers 37·JS-12
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.Ratoh L1nclrum 36·36-12 Paul Azl119er ~S·37-12
Jack Renner 3S·37-12
FlllST ltACI . Ont mli. ~«. Nick Feldo 32·U -'7
McOufflt (Wnllt ) 11• 60 32.to 110 Oeve •-rr 32·)5-47
Doc• Still (Rottn) 4.40 2 ao Jim S!mo"' 3J·34-+7
Alla n Mel•mud (MartlleOCll UO ·~~~·~sty ~·U
.Als.o rectd Ceo1a111 C.rroll. A• '";n ..f.• ~"r'of: ~:3t-61
Sfffflen, Payoff P9te, Jeckltl Jtl, Lillftn • L G ~.h., •• ··~·· Gus GIQO(o Jr OU re am ,,.... __ .,
Time ? 03 4/S Mike 8r~hl 31-37-6'.
U I X.ACTA (l·S) o.od M71 00 Chris P9fry 3S·34'-69 Mlllt Donald 3S· 34-69 SECOND R.ACI . Ont mite trot Ken 8rown ll·l6-69
Rtdmonds Joy (Auo;n) 11 90 6,00 S .0 Jim o.n1 ·34·35-69
Noon Siar (O'Owvtr I 14.40 6 60 Don Pooltv 36'33-69
Chuck Et Mar l~ltf'I 7 tO • 8ob.~Stw000 3¥34-69 Atso recec:t Plnat ClllD, Ticket Room. Jim NtHord :0·36-69
eoooie, Prou<t ClllP Meaoow Vk torv Mikt Smlln 3S·3'-69
Jniv Jev W11vne Levi 33·36--69
Tlmt1· 1 Ot1 41 S Torti l(ile 33·36-69 » I XACT" (7 4) oalb~o. llev Ftovd 34·3s--t9
THlltO AACE. Ont mot ct EO Sneed 35·34-69
Luc.llv 8Ullll• 1e.11.er1 1 UO 4 .0 Tony Sint 36·33-69 Pett(t Ducl'len (Fiiion> S.10 3 10 TTm Norrfl 3'·33-69
Honey Run (Clllll 3 40 ltlcl'lard ZokOl 3S·3S-70
Also n cPd Anrt Nencv G.mt>le Flv Oonnle Hammond 31·37-10
Ftv M•rthe Brentwood Ce rOf Lt votvs Lerrv Rink tr 33· 37-70
LedV. Suited To A Tee • L Tllorno,on }4·36-70
Time 1 03 4 S Andy Bean 34·36-70
'3 EXACTA (1 l) oa1d S11 JO George Burnt l6·3-70
Mick Sol• 35·37-72
Franll Conner 34·31-12
$eve 8a t1H terol 36·36-71
, 8ruce Lltllkt JS·37-72
if om Purtztr 3S·37-72 0 .A W11lbrlno 36·3'--72
Clarence Rost 36·36---72 RoM11 81eck 37·36-73
Tom Shew 3S·lt-73
8111 Schumaker 3a-JS-73
Grt0 TwlOQl 34·39-73
8tn Crtnshew 37·36-73 Mark w1eoe 3'·37-73
WttTH RACE. Ont mflt rror Dan H~lldorson • J4..U-70 'd 1t.ieitdll ISwarfl'loull • 60 3 10 2 ao Je£k N1ckteu1 33·31-70
"/tj ~••ve C841vleul 310 1 IO SColt Simoson JS JS-70
BerOQue 10esomtrl 180 8oDMurohy 34·36--70
AllO raced Slit Oak, Jlfty Sltol'll, K11ella John M11h11ffry 34·36-70
Merlieniev, Beto.lave, oi>nlirnt # John Fouohl 3A·3'-70
Time 1 04 3 s .J.Odle Mudd 32·38--70
FIFTH RACE. One mite oace $)eve Pott 3S·3r70
Oouoie Sklo1>e< 1 Pierce) 68 00 19-40 11 oo Doug Tewell JS·3r 70
Couracieous Sal I Kuebler) J 60 320 Mark McCumt>er 34·36-10 Ml'llow Feltow !Keeton>. 4 00 Tom Lel'lman 3S·3r70
Allo raced Sterr Gerland, l(la meth Oavod FrO\I 34·36-70 Kothare Morcian Hiii, R1cn N SolCey Mark Jeff Grygltt 33·37~
And. Ron
L T k
Me~ v Tfm SJmomn
Mark O'Meera
8 lll Ro9ert Nick Prlct
Tom J611klt1J
Mar" Ht vt•
8111 e eroln
Htle lrwln
Jim C041>ef'I
I OA Slreck
• l rt llU-
9oCJby Wadillnt
AtltnMltlt< Robert Wrtfln
ROHr Ktflntd)t
Merk Pftll
M HtlallkY
SaNJYLvlt
Tom Sleckmann
Mllet Holland
JC Sntad
Ke1t11 Fe<_pus
Tom·Glt>son
Jav Heal Cort y Pevln
Otnl•~tson
P OoSterhu•l
Mark BrOOltJ w. 81eck1>urn
H Twitty
Jtlf Hart
Mike Sl\annon
Ken Perrv
Garv McCoro
OennlJ Trl•ltr
Biii Robfoson
JOl1n Ad•m•
If L•nclo Reflv
Tlmt 101 2•S ll EXACT A l7·3) oeld \22 I 70
SIXTH RACE. One mile oace
Andvs Mav <Pierce I 13 00 6 60 400
240 s 40
Woille~s golf r esults
C Im SOC1111 IR1cttmon<1l • 3.10
RocM Is Be•I (J>arlltr)
Abo raced. Ma tching Soorlt.
Marv. Hurocene Sandra. Oe rvehn,
Bravo
Time 2-o? 4 S
SJ EXACTA 11·2) oaod s94SO
SEVENTH RACE. One molt trot
Rove I
Ka ••e
Strloed Beu I Ackerman) 9 00 4 20 3 90
OH·Mlsttr G (Swarthoul) 6 40 6.40
OH·Ta1>1e Count (8evleu) ,... 3.00 3 60
Also raced Trv\t, Ming Ort cion. Marrint
Pride. 5~1el tnterHt, Pov Cash, Sliver
Looell
Time 102
SJ EXACTA 1~·2) oakl s1p60. SJ EXACTA (S·3) oalo '37 50
EIGHTH RACE. 0!1e mole oace
Charlle Mo«e (Kuebler l 6 00 3 20 140 K1nsoom (Parlier> 1.60 210
Brentwood Ken ILonoo) 3.40
Also raced Jose Hanover. Money
Cl'lanber Frostv Un1oue, Mou Conne
.Time 2 .O? 2i S
LLEXACTA ~ .. I op '1400
NINTH RACE. One mite oace
Ntvtr In Doubt (Parker) S 40 3.10 2 20
TomeJY Armoro (Kuebler> 310 110
w eicome Jock ITOdd 111 310 AIM> reced Shine A'1ea d, Wvnna Nan·
dine, Deft Hanover. -Tralfltr Bree. Vander
Lorne, Oon Reoal
Time 20?31S
SJ EXACTA 11·31 oa1d J?I 60
n PICK SIX (6 1 2-1-S·2·81 oald S11310
••fllh SS w1nn1no llci.ell (lour "ortes>
Carrvover oool S6 779 60
TENTH RACE One mile trOI.
Dear !H l Peri. In\ 33 40 S 00 4 10
Teos IT remt>lav I 4 20 1 40
Bonno 18aktrJ 3 00
Aho roe~ C1au1c Cu•. Star ~Ill C.
N1111s Stir Huntreu Star Ladv L
Time 201 3 S
U EXACT A U· SI OO•d S207 00
ELEVENTH RACE. One mite oace
Madd1ton <CrwtrdJ a 40 4 60 3 80
Co09erm1ne t Peri.en 3 80 , 60
~aotil.n Jam u ILonool •OO AIM> raced Snow Dance. Ideal Booe
Scottish locn, Ralol'I C AO•o•. Scoleri
Oout>le T volcat
Tome 2 00 1 S
U EXACTA 17·61 l>llJd U910
Allendance· 3,476
S1nt1 A'nlta
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
(SOii\ of lt·deY ltloroutfltwtd rMelin9)
FIRST RACE. 6 , furlOnQs
Sir A1cr,em•sl (Oll'lsv I 3 I SO 14.80 9 20
R••t•11e E•oreu IMcHarouel 73.20 1580
Er••e l<.ono lloro) 1090
Al\O raceo Emmet Kav Frencn Mii
t\IY, Cl1r•l \ L•O l\mael. Perle• AllllC ..
NQ Mori' Snow
T1mP I 17
SE COND RACE I
Ace, Boe~ Hawtevl
S1nQlel 1 Pedroza I Nam• t Snoemaker t
Tirne 14S l•S
16 molt\ 1'.i 00 0 40 • 60 sao u o
J.10
l2 OAIL Y DOUBLE 14·6 oa1a s774 ao
THIRD RACE. 6 turlOnos
Ftev Ra•n <S•D•JleJ ~20 19.60 9AO
11\nortormelo\a v IC:\lrada) 6.00 4 70
LO¥P fo Watch IOO"'•nouezl 4 10
A, race<l St,r P1rat~. M1m1's Twill,
Te" ~"II" O'lC l{fllv-rrii"'f
NON tr vooue l 110• Got A Wav. Soec•t•c
Orb>l
T "'" I 11 I S
FOUATH RACE 6 I JtlOt'IO\ '>• O\ va1en1ue a a 60
Lauren Le•Qn Oorrnnciuel)
Nal •P 0011•" ITor c.t
Tne lll JS
FI FTH RACE 6
Oa"zaaar Lc1ova1 fur>onos on "'''
r r\• P<te>aof' Hawle•
680 410 J OO
29 40 19 60
10 60 1 vo~ard \ Leav • Onm1nouez I
T ..,.. t IS I S ~~ EXACTA 4 9 Oa·O \640b0
s1XTH AACE I I lo milt \
Ivor·, f' re IP•nrav1 1300
\IT'a 1 Amos IL1ol'>&m :Jutt:..e 1/1,,0 S•ev,.,, \
r ,.,,. u J '
SEVENTH R ACE (')n~ m•lf-
~ 80 3 60
S 40 l?O
2 60
(,r, '1\Pt" I P1t'lrftv
p(, 11 l ft t=Prr"""tt ~ fO,-fJ
T ·),...' 1 ,,.,, S'PYf.>n\
'00 100 4 60
S60 4 00 8 40
l"f' IJJ?S
SS EXAC1' A 1 ~ ncM! S84 00
m1lf'\ nn turf
(II PhotnlX)
PellvSl\Hh~ 34·31-6S
Lvnn Parker 33·3~ A Pelli 3S·34-69
Ketrw Baker 35·34-69 ·
BetsylC:lno 33·36-69
Otedff Lu ktr 36·33-69
Juh Inkster 36· 33-69
Allee Moller 36·33-69
Clndv Hill 3'·32-70
oonOl.JWlllt 3S·Jr70
Leurl Peterson 34·36-70
LtAnn Canedev 34·36-70
CelhY Mont 3S·3S-70
C Cnarbonnier 36·34-70
Jerllvn Britz l3·37-70
Pally Haves 34~36-70
Sally Uttte 34·36-70
Ca tl'lv Kratzert 37·>-71
... Vicki FtrQon 3S-36-71
J Kohll'laH 36·3r71
Marv Owver 37·34-71
Je ri. 8111Joc.IC' l6-Jr71
Ro$1t JJ)NIS lS·u.-71
Susie Bl'rdov l6·3S-71
J Kazmierski 3S·36-71
8 onnJe Lauer 36·3S-11
Janel Anderson 36~36-71
Allee R11Jmen 3S·37-71 Donna CePOnl 3S·37-71
lhrbra Mlzrel'lle 3S·37-12
Otbt>le Masstv 36·36-17
Amv Benz 36·36-17
Beverley Devit 35·37-72
Cerotlne Gowan 36·36-77
CalhY Marino 38·~•-77
KrlJ Mon11oh11n 3'·,_72
C Revnotds·Oru 37·35'-77 C~t Jotlnson 31·34-71
Oienne Oa•leY 37·3r77
Jo Ann Wul'lem 37·35··72
Oel>l>le Mtllterlln JS-37-72
Mlu le McGtoi'cie 35·37-71
Judv Clark 38·34-72
J..vnnConnellv 36·37-73
M. B. Zunmtrmen.36·37-73 Baroua·Mo~ 36·37-73
-~aron Barrtll 39·14-73 ~"'
Sandra Palmer
Sue Ertl
S.r eh LtVfQut HH lher Orew
Ler!Ote Mureoke
Oeanle Wood
Bttl'I Oanltt
RC>bln Watton
N Whltt·Brewtf'
Shirley Furlono
Ma rtl'la NauH
N11ncv Scranton
Beck¥ PH rson
Sherr I Tur,,...
.Jene Loct.
AIJukO Hlkeo•
Sutle McAllltter
Cetlltflne PanJon
Vet Slllnner
8erb TllOmas
Lauren Howe
Judv Elllt
Anne K"tv Linde Hunt
Oe lt Eeott•no
Ketl'lv Whitworth
Jo Ann Prentice
Melin a Wl'lllmlre
Bart> 8 unllowsky
S"811ev Hamlin
Nancy Moen
Oet>OleHtll
Janet Cole\
Jan Sltl>flen\Oll
M Floueru ·Oottl
HH lller Ferr Susie Btrnlnci
M.ertv Oicllerton MS ·Oevnn
E 1e1ne Cro•bv
L vnn Stronev
....,..erlene Hecicie
'11cki Atv"erer
Kl ll'l'f Htle
Connie Cl'llllem1
Laura Cot.
Betl'I Solomon
Pennv Putz
,.
38·35'-73 Joan Jovce
36·37-73 Pie Nllu on
37·36-73 Meroere1 werd
lS-38-73 Jecl<le Btrtscl'I
38·3S-73 Sue Foolemen
37·36-13 Terri LuckhurSI 41·3,_13 MJtrl ECIQe
37·36-73 Lvnn Adams
3S·ll-73 Oewn Ca.
37·36-73 Cll\dY Mackev
36·37-73 B. Pende<oast
40·33-73 Cetl'lv Ment
36·37-73 Nancy Led~llt<
3*·3S-73 Joanne Padllo
3'·3r73 Kathryn Vouno 40·33-73 CQ)lffn We lker
!7·36-73 KellW Potlltwall
36·37-7:3 LI.a Vounv
• 37-73 Jane Crelter
3S·ll-73 Jene Geddel
37·37-74 Su'8n Sanders
36·3*-74 Rulh Jenen 38·36-74 Tllere.se Haulon
36·3'-74 M J Smith
· 37·37-74 Merci Bo1ar11'1
40·34-74 S. Bertolacc1ni
37·37-74 Beve<ty Ktau
38·36-74 Sancsra Sou11ch
Jt-36-74 Marv OeLof'lll 39·3S-74 K11ren Permeiet
3S·39-74 S Ferwfg 37·37-74 Mlndv Moore
37·37-74 M R ·Hardin
38·36-74 Oen•te Stret>•q
39·35'-74 l(ev Kenoedv
36·31-7• Sallv Quinlan
40·34-7• Clndv FiOQ
38·36-74 Noreen Fr.el
40·3S.-7S Alhton Fonnev
39·l6-7S A Rt 1nrtardl
39·3tr-7S Marv Bea Por1er
36·39--7S Vlclf.1 Singleton
3'·37-7S .. ..-·L11uroe 8181(
3'·37-7S Gaol Lee Horel
31·37-"75 Leur•e Rltlker
37·31-7S K vtl! O'Brien 40·3~7S Hollll Slacv WO
37·38-7S
39·3tr-7S
36·)9-7S
37·31-7S
38·37-7S
41·3-7S
38---7'
lt·ll-76 40·36-76
31·31-76
41·3S-76
39·37-76
37·39--7'
37·39-7'
38-ll-76
40·36-76 40·36-76
39·31-n
3'·39-77
39·3'-n
39·3t-77
3•·39--77 40·37-77
MJ-31-}7
• •l·:l?-77
37·4C>-71
41·36-77
37·~77
40·37-77
39·38-77 39·39-78
42·36-78 39·39-78
40·31-7•
39·39-7'
39·39-78
41·31-7t 41·»-79
40·39-79 37·47-79
39·~79
39·AC>-79
39·41-80
43·37-40
43·31-80
39·43-82
•0-•7-82
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Communltv cale9e
Oran91 Coasl 7, Cwrltos 1 Slntltt
Lee IOCC I def Steohens 6·4 S 1 1·S Montova IOCCJ det l(h11nna, 6·0 6 3,
Oesoot IOCC> Clef Leon. 6·2. 6· I, Lot1951er
IOCCJ def Carev. 6·0. 6· I. Vu lC) def
Htrlo.o 6·7. 6·3. Whitcher !OCC.> det
Movt r, 6·0 6·0
Ooubltl
Kl'la nna·Vu !Cl Clef Montova Mo1otrtco,
6 1, "3·6, 6·3; Lee·OeSDOI (OCCI dtl
Carev·Mover. 6·3. S·7 (retired), Lotte~ier·
Horko <OCCI ael Steohtnl ·Hilde. 7·6. 6·1
Saddltbecl( t, F'*"9ft 0
$lnllt\ West IS) det Wren, 6·3, 3·6, 6·2,
R.cuva <SI def Welnotrt, 6·3, 6·2. Ruu _ lst o~ R>os. 6·1, 6-e.-\or..-nan-1$~ dtf ~odoe. n . fl, 1)flnfSf''l~f' Pifi1, H .
6·3. Citr1ne ISi oef QU'ferte, 6·3, 6·4
Ooublts
Racuva·Rusl( IS> def Wren·Rlot. 6· 1,
4·6 6·4. Wtll·Boa m an ISi dff Wtlnciart
Qu"erle, 6· I 6·3 C11r1ne -OC1n IS) <Ml
Hodo• Favir110. 6·3. 6·4
Hiott 'chool
UnlYt nit\I 16' 1, Fo.t11• 1111'>
Sintlt\
P1ncnt\ I u 1 IOtl to E 1senmann, •·6. '°'' to G;esa. 4 6, Iott to Turoow. 1·6. def
Norihcote, 6·0, Hollmann (Ul lost, 0·6,
won. 6·4. IO•' 1·6, won. 6 1 Henoeflon (UJ
to1t. l·t" won 6·4 IOll 1·6, won, 6·2.
F1nlev (U> loSI, 0·6. won. 6·3 IOtl, I·•. 4·6
Doutlltl
Peuisoll·Soerrv IV) oef Hancock
McKell. 7·S. 6·2 def Ounn·Camobell 6·0
6 0 Corke"-Hirt IUI sohl S·7 6·3 won
6 o 6 1 Collt9e women
Wisconsin 7. UC lrvlnt 2
Slntll\ G•t~s IW del Rnorer 6 7 6 2 Van Pell
tWl det L Trenw1tr> 6·0 6·7 6·1
Fortman 1w1 aet Patton. 6-J 6 7. 6·4,
Beroer IW) def Sh•Qe~awa 6 1 6·2. Yallr
I Wt def 0 Trt>nwllh 6·3 6·2 Ftoreno (W)
NHL
CAMP8ELLCON,ERENCE
SmvtM ()lyklefl w L T "" GF GA
x·Edmon1on 43 13 7 93 319 116
W1nn1oeci 32 26 7 71 284 285
Catoarv 31· 2S 7 69 183 24'
Kines 28 14 11 67 277 160 Vencouver II 37 • 44 11• 32S N..-rh DMtlon
SI LOui~ lO 71 10 70 233 110
Chlceoo 30 30 4 64 148 .744
Detroit 19 33 11 49 237 781
M1nneso1e II 34 11 47 111 254
Torol!lo 16 40 7 39 ?oa-271
WALESCOHl'EltENCE
Petrlcl( DIYillon
Wasl'llnoton 3t 16 9 as 263 117 -~Obla f1 11 1 .. ~ 119 NV Isla nders 31 26 4 '68 281 7'3
NY Ranoen 70 32 9 49 228 761 Plllsburcil'I 10 lS s 4S 213 211
Ne"' Jtrtey 18 35 • 44 206 2Sf
Adamt DMste>n
Montreat :n 21 10 74 247 101
Buffalo 19 20 11 70 211 179
Qutt>ec JI 24 a 10 260 ,,,
Bolf on 27 26 • 61 ?'14 11S
Hertlora 10 34 7 47 107 163
" chnc~ olevoll "'°' ThundaY'• Sce<H
Bo~ton 6, Phlladelol'lla l
Washlnciton S. NV RanQtr~ 4
T Oflltfllft:mt' l(lftos at Edmonl
Har~ford al New J11rsev Min esota at Oetroll
Montreat et Catoerv
...
. '
IOV), 10·0, ) no 1111ro
S,._I lml>tf (OV), 50-t l , 2 Covey <T>,
•4·f '), 3. lleelnh•HI\ l'U, 44·S11•
OT-1 81.tllckl (011), 1))-7, 2 Se ntorl
tl'l, 124·a, 3 TrOUl1<'t COVI, 120·4, _,..1 •. ow,.
(All MIMle av.-"" ...... , 100-1 Rlth (M), 10.7';·1. JennlnO• (Ml.
10 99; 3 Jonnson (0 ). ll.t1
20o--1 Rl\11 (M), 21 tt, 2 Jenn•no• (Ml
n 61, 3 Jonnson (GI. 22I01
400-1 RIP! (Ml. Sl 03, 2 Thomoson
IGl. S7 64, 3 K.tMY (M), S5 1t
tOC>-1 OtGroot (G), 2:cM'1., We1oro11
(Ml. 2 0175. 3,_Mevnerd (Ml. 2 0111.
1,600-1 K-... IM ). •.43.53. 2 Wlnll~n (M), 4 49 2'; J Jewett (Ml.
4.56 99.
U 00-1 Mt Yn.,d IM), 10'07.49, 2
KH&ev IMI. 1020'4, 3 Wlnktll'l\lln (M),
1027 16 ~IOHl+-1 PlllUI~ (M), 16 1., t C11r
rowev IGJ. 16.~~; ). SullC!ll <Ml, 11.26.
300LH-1. Jennlrnn IM), 41.tS, 2 Phllllo•
11/.), ., "· 3. Ct rrowev (GI, 43 09. .eoo rtlev-1 Gt hr, 4413 •
1.600/tlav-I. Malina 3:37 lO
HJ-. Mitch Ma lone tMJ: •·O. 2 Hlt kl
(Nil, S·lO, ). Mall MalOnt (M), 5·10
LJ-1 Grev <GI. 20-S. 7 Mell Melone
(M), 19·4, 3. Walton (GI, 18·5.
TJ-1 Mall ~lont (M), '°·I"», 2
Phllllos (Ml, 39•9, 3. Sullon (M), 39·4'"
PV-1. Poldln (M), 10·6, 2. M~wll (MJ,
10·0, 3 Torrn tMJ. 9·0 SP-1 Porter (M l, 46·4, 2 Mal>ltl IMI.
41·1. 3 Gordon (GI. 39·1.
COf'-clel Mlir 71, Mlslien Vi.to 65
100 .!llt!t rs-1. McGretn ICdM), 11.0, 1
Sltl>fttns (MV), 11 2, 3 Halft (MV). n.s
22(>-1 McGratll ICdMl. 22 4, 1. Sits>·
hens (MV), 23 4; 3 Burrel <MVI. 23.1.
440-1 Cr6nln <MVI. S,. I, 1. Coleman
(CdM), S3. I; 3 Piller' IMV), 54 0 •• ll0-1. Andenon (MV). 1S41, 1. Wood
<CdMl. U1,6,. 3 Coletnen (COMI, 2.00.1.
Mlle-I Anderson (MV), 4.30 6, 2. Wood
(CdM l, 4 31.6, 3 Robpln• <CdMI. 4:41.4.
2-mo-1 Llndrud <MVI, 9:S3. I, 2
H'ollend (CdMl. IO.OU; l. Matuv (MV),
10 106 120HH-1 Llllv CMVI, l S.3, 2 MCCe llum
(CdMl, in: 3. Burrel (MY), 16 2 •
330LH-1. Burrel (MVI. 42.4; 2. LlllV
(MV). '3 6, 3. Steadman CCdMl, 46.6
440 relev-1 Corona dtl Mer, 4S.1.
MJtt rttev-1 Coron• de! M.er, 3:32.S
HJ-I. Beerbower ICdM), 6·1; 1. Oon·
tano (MV I, 6·0; 3. Frver (CdM), S•lO.
LJ-1 &earl>owtr (CdM), 10-6lN, 2.
lrelencl (CdMl, 19-3, 3 CarllJleS (MV), 19·1
T J-1. Dellano (MV), 43·S1'-; 2
Arosteguy (MVI. •1·1, 3 Bearbowtr
(CdMl. 40·5. PV-1 Painter (CdM), 1Hl; 2.
MCNaUOhton (MV), 1~6. l Hltcncoek
IMVI, 10·6 SP-I. Tomechek (CdM). 4'· 10, 1. Rffd
<CdM), 47·S, 3, Preheim (MV), '6·8.
.PJ-1 Bain CCdMl. 146·11112; 2.
Preheim (MV), nm. 3. Rtndt (MV), -nm.
SHLl1llldl 6t, !NIM 6t
100-1. Malcolm CS), 11.S; 2. WllKIS ($),
I l.S, 3. Cova (I), I U.
20!>-1 Wloo' IS>, 23.1; 2 Malcolm (S),
23 2, 3. Whitt (I), 24.4
400-1 Baker (S), Sl.0; 2 BKker (I),
S 1.6, 3. Thurmond (SI, S1.1
900-1. McMilltn. (IJ, 2:03.7. 2. Roberts
(I), 2:0l.S, 3 Muwtll (SI. 2':11.9 1.~1 Ol-son m. 4·.eo.•; 1 we1e11 ul. 4 Sl.O. 3 Pola nd (II, 4 S3 7.
3.700-1 Poland (I). 10·12 4, 2 Wtleh Ill,
t0:30.6. 3. Kubiak Vl, 10:3•.0.
110HH-1 Pellon (SI. 15.8, 2 Fleweoer
(II 16 2, 3 Potrewr (SI. 16 8
lOOI H-1 Pelton <SI. 41.4, 1 Davis (SI.
41 I, 3. Buller (S), 43,0.
400 retav-1 Saddleback, 13.8 1.600 re<•v-1 Irvine, 4·47 S
HJ-I Temure Ill. S· 10. 1 Peck (I), S·a,
3 Petton (Sl. S·6
LJ-1 Jonel <Sl. 11·8, 2 Tamura Ill.
19· 10, 3 Cemobell (S), 19·7.
T J-1 Tamura (I), 42·10. 2 Jones IS),
41 ·8 ,, 3 Cova (I), 40·2 ,
PV-1 Huerta <SI. 11·6. 1 S Medlin <SI.
11 ·6. 3 J Medlin (S), 11·0
SP-1 Aruizu IS), 44·0, 1 Sl'lllnk (I),
42-a. 1. Gerardi m. 41·3 OT-1 Srtank (I), 110·0. 1 Kuloer (I)
113·6, 3 Silva <SI. 10l·8
,.Hunftll9ton1JHCll n, La OUlnte 40 •
100-1 GrPtn (LO> 10 6, 2 Purdue
• IHBl. 3 Kim (LQl ('/
210-1 Green CLO>. 73 9, 1 fSUrdut
(HBI, .3 l(lm !LOI •~I CriDbs (HB). S2 2, 1 Owen (LQ),
3 Maver (LO) l8C>-t Neubert (HBI, 2'0S 13, 2 Owen
CLQI, 3 AnderM>n (H8l f'll•l-1 Soto CHB), 4.31 9, 2 Tun\lalt
IHBI. 3 Vendlev (HB)
2·mit-1 Vendlev tHBJ, 10·43.•. 1
Tunsla ll (HBI. 3 L11nlor (LOI
llOHl'l-1 Garcia (HBl. 18 3 1 Maoff
IHBI. 3 Falvey (HB)
3001H-1 Folvev (HB), 4S 49, C.arcla
(HB), 3 Peret (LQI
400 relay-I Hunllnoton Beach. 46.'3
1,600 rtlav-1 Le Quinta, 3 41 6 H!-1 Morrison (HBI, 6·0, no '8Cond or
thlro LJ-1 Rl'loaCIM (H8 ). 16·9; 2 A1eunder
(LQI. 3 Ransome ILQI
TJ-1. RICt ILQI, 36· I 1. 2 GlbM>n lol:'IBI,
3 Crain ILOI. • • SP-\ Paona nttll (H8l, 9'2·3'1'>; 2
Schwenll (LQ); 3 Hlbtt< (L-Q).
OT-I Pacinantlll (HBJ. 129·7. 2 Mot>tr·
Iv (HBI. l Jiang IH8l.
0.M H•1 6t, E \tlnele 67
"(Al rilnnln9 ...,tnh In meters>
100-J Ivey lDHl. 11.•. 2. Cont• <El.
1U ...:L£.ntlg11U£1.. U.S...
200-1 H•rtn lDHI. 1197; 2. l..,.Y
(OH), 73 S, 3 Jnter (OH). 23.7. 400-1 Hervey (OH), S2.9S, 1 Knight
!El, SH . 3 Storev IE ), SSS IOl>-1 Knlol'll IEI 2.09 I, 1 Pe<rv IE >
109 1, 3 Benford (OH), 2099
t,60<>-I Kelly (OHi. 4:43 1. 2 Lawson
IOHI. 4:44 3, 3 Wrlont (OHi. 4 SO.•
3.200-1 Kellv (OHi. 9-SI 7, 1 8 u1'e (El.
10 10.0, 3 Gonrei.z (OH), 10 17 5
llOHH-1 Oorn (El. lS.7; 2 McC.,lhv
IE >. 16 6. 3 Mille<' <El. 16.8
3001H-I Dorn (El, 43 I, 1 Carroll (El, ~ 3, l Wtstllno (OH), ·~-3.
•OO retev-1 Ettanclt , •SI
1,600 rt111y-I Dena Hills. l.Al I
HJ-1 (tit ) Dorn IE ) e nd StamDl (E l.
6·2. 3 Knight IEI, S·IO. ' U-1 Dorn (E ), 20·6~~. 1 Yar11 <OH).
19·1, 3 Stamo$ IE > 19·1.
TJ-1 Stam ol IEI. 42·910, 1 Vertz
(OH}, 4?·0'.,, ') Bonas (OHi, 40·3
PV-1 Theel (OH). 1·0. 1 Clemon•
(OH), 11·0, 3 Hint <E l. ~-0
SP-I Wuler CE). 49·7 ... 2 Baird
!DH) 46 311. 3 Carrot! (0Hl, 0 ·1
DT-1 Slnoltton IOH), 126·0, 2 Baird
tOH), 12S·9, 3. Carroll <OH). 119·2
EIGHTH RA CE I
Be'' Qt Bn•• 1 Olnw
Oo ~Dttt I ,..,. P f'lflt'I
O't'atir;)r hfT CJ'.Jn f'UJut'I
1 oO 380 760
320 7 60
340
def G1ordene11a 4·1> 6 o o·O Et Ttr• "· Feuntaln v ... v .... J
1.,.. p 1 41 ) s
S7 PICK SI)( 10 I • o J 61 oald
s•o'l 11()0 .,. .,. ,.,.,, "''"'""fl l1c:l\el\ lsoi
"''"" S1 µ • .. • on\OlllllOn Ol ·d s l &ll 10 wit· I 11 "'""'"0 "'ktl\ 1f1ve
Mr\e\
NINTH RAC E I
Ne•~' Ru\I Est•11oa Cen .., -N,,,, or Haw·~~
Svmn 1 f.I ' Mc(,,,,.,
fl'l•le\
9)00)1601710
10 00 1 00 15 20 r,rr,. 1 S?
sS EX ACTA ) l Od•O SI 181 00
"-"•"110 c ~ "JO ill l
Dout>•n t~I Stncta tr (E) 101,1 Warner (EI.
Fortman Ven Pen IWI oet L lrt nwiln· Hiott 'chool trick nl. 3 Arev !FYI, 111
Petron 6 3 6·1 6·1. D Trenwltl'I· VIiie P1r1t 71, NewPtrl Harbor 64 21C>-I Slncla lr (E ), 24 1 1 Gatlin IE I. Srtioei.aw11 1UCll de• Beroer C.•llt\ 7·6 100-1 Soooner <NH). 10 S, 2 Stamos nt, 3 Meot (FV), 24 9
6 4, Rhorer Oesoo• \JCll oet Haroarten· tVP) 10 6. J Deluca (VP) 10 1 u~I Cotu (FYI. S4 6 2 HOISter (El
Vahr 6·2 7·S 210-1 Hall IVPI 23 9 1 Soooner INHI nt, ) Ecien IEI. nt
Comm ltv COii 743 3 Beedle (VP). 246 H0-1 Bond (FVl, 20S3, 2 Weston IE l. un t9t women 44C>-1 Hall IVPI. sn . 1 Smith <N~O Ore1199 CoH I 9, Cerrll0$ 0 S4 S, 3 H11rlend 1,VP) SS 7 nt, l Ward (FYI. 7·12 Slntlt\ ••"'--T Mjt-1 McFadde" IE). 4 393, 1 Bono Barmore IOCC:t del K•tn ewocz 6· I .,_..-1 hresher CVPI 1OJ9, 2 Sm1tn <FYI. 4.50 I, 3 Adams (El. nl
OC INH) 101 o. 3 Brt\O (VPI, 2 07 9 1·ml'-1 Serrao (E ). 1o-oa 2; 2. TrudeM 6 1 MC.M•llt n c ( o~• F•ovo 6·3. 6·2 Mil-I MYlf tVPI, 4 4S 3, , KIOlllf Lencasie.r <OCC > deC Ma1aer 6 o, 6· 1, 1 J FV), 10.32.8, 3 Kon\ 'IFV), 10:3*.0.
Ellison IOCC> oet. E\lrada. 6 1, 6·1, INH). 418 2· 3 Czechll <VPI. 4SS6· 120H1'4'-1. Tl'l1'911 <El. 16.a; 2 Arwood Tnurmo~(OCCl.Jltl Hut>l>aro 6 2, 6·4. ?·mil-I Mver IVP) 10 IH, 1 8 rown <El. nl, 3 Gu,lofson IE>. nt
C Son INH) 10 16 7. 3 Ville Pllrk, 10 1' 3 3JOIH-I Thleoll (E), 43.1, 2 Mlcl<ettlan BrOd t I I lltf \l 6 I 6 0 . l?OHH-1 John•~ (NHI, 16 I, 1 Gillette Ooubln ·~· (F\ll, 4U, 3 Gu\lofton (£), 4S S
B "'-f (VPI 16 •. 3 Velenllne (VPI, 16.9 ''° retev-t El Toro 4S s armort McMollen 10CC1 ""' Hui>· llOlH-1 Beadle (VP>. 42 6, ~ JoM\on Miit rei.v-):e 1 Toro 3:44.t t>ard Ellrade, 6·0. 6 0, Lant1ut1r·E1t1son fNH), 43 9, l Muronv (NH). 44 1
SP-I. alO<.kllutW tNH).. ... ;, CCllllllt
INHI, 1'·1, l MtMrot (V~ .. Jl-8
DT-1. Colllnl INHI, K· 101 2. Mvllren
(VP), 7'•t :' Mtwro. (Vf'), ....
l'.....,..V...., .... ,T.,. ..
CAI ............ • Mltlrl) . J.. 100-l, Corcorll/I IFV). 13~ l. ~
<ET), IU;, t11ktr t&ll, 13.6 ~I C loeiee (FV), 264, 2 a et.tr
IE Tl. 2U , 3 S.ul (ET), 29 3 .oi>-1 (unenllM>i.l. l:CM 0, 2 Herrv
(FV), 1.ou , a. ltlloadtt (FVI. I 07.0.
aoo-1. Ktnnv <FVI, 2:41.0, 1 S11reQUe
<FV), N 60, 3. H•etn (ET>, U U
1 • .00-l ~trlM IFVl, 61\IO, 2. Wi ii
(FV>. 6:22; J. SM.out (FV), 6:23 0.
3 :Z00.-1. GllDln (FVI, ll:O.S.O; 2. Smith
IET1
), 13•09.0, 3. W•ll IFVl, 13l20.0. llOLl+-1 9UC'lle11¥ (F V). 171, 1
Jac00$ tET), 1' 2, >. Mock (FV). 11.S.
30«.H-I CrM!rM (FV), SU ; 2 8 u
cn.n.n (FV), SU ; :I. Orlffln IFVI. S4.l.
400 rtlev-1. El T~o. Sd .
1,600 relev-1. Fount.in Valley, 4 2S 0.
HJ-1 Cflll)frH (FVI, •·10, 2. 8ucti."an
(FV), •·•, no lhlrd.
U -1 l(eMv.,.IFVl, 14·10; 2. Corcoran
<FV). 14•S; 1. Vouno <FVI, 14·0.
T J-1. Kenny Cl=V), 2t~l1, 2. Gotkt
IETI, 2'·4, no lhlrd. SP-1. AClef'llt (ETI, 30-11, 2 0 Botllt
(FVJ. 30·1, no lhlrd. OT-1 O. 8otke (FV). 19·), 2 Pttlflt r
lFV), IS·S; 3 Schultz IETI, '1·S
~ '1, Getw J7
(Al ,._.. '"""" Ill ,,,...,, )
100-1. Klemke !M>. 12.I, 2. Sltward
(G). 13.l, 3. Heohlohlll (M), 14.1 •
700-1 Kltmkt (M), 26..9; 2. 8row11 (Ml,
19 9, 3 Metntn (Ml. 2t 7 400-1. $0ullM!rd <GI. 61.7; 2. E. Rob·
' trllOn (Ml. 63.7; 3. IC.. RobtftM>n (M), 66.8
IOl>-1. Goodvtar (M), 2:42.1, 2. KIM!llb
<Ml. 2" '· 3. Sml1n tG>. n :u . T,~1 Gnbtrt !G I. ..OU; 1 Jte<R>JOn
.. (M), 6 15-2; 3. McNabb (Ml. ~)U.
3,200-1 COibert (0 ). 13116.$; 2. McNabb
lM). 13:39 7; 3 AlYtrH (Ml, 13.46 I IOOLH-1. Jol\Mon (G), lS.t, 2. Sim•
CM), 169; 3 Ramlre1 (G), 11.S.
JQOLki,-1. Sims .(Ml •. SLS; 2. Laakso
(Ml, Sl.7; 3. Bonner IMI, SU .
400 rtlav-1 Marini!, S3.1.
1,600 rttav-1 Marine, 4:29.7
HJ-1. ColtfNn (M). S·4; 1 JOhnM>n
IGI, S·1, 3. Cole"(M), 4·6.
LJ-1. Allen IMI. 14·10; 2. Kln lnoer (M ). 13·7; 3. Tl\Omas <G>. 13-0.
T J-1 Alltn (M), 30·0; 2. TllomH IGI,
19·0; 3. Kln lnoer <Ml. lt·ll. SP-I. Gehr, 30·3; 2 Boren (M), 15·3, 3
Marine, nm .,..,... "· ,.....di l l 100-1. 'hntHI (SI, 13.3; 2 HOISi (I).
t3 3, 3. weave< m, 14.1.
200-1. Holst U), lt.1, 2. Ve nfl,11 (SI.
?U , 3. McLauolllln (I), 30.3.
400-1. Nauiok•s cu. l·o:u. 2 CH tro
<SI, 1-0...1; l. ltt~ ISi. 1 10.9;. '
toO-=J. Wrtonl (I), 2:29 S; 2. Pt lrct (I),
2;43.a; 3. Stewart (I). 1:43.t.
1,60<>-1. Wrlohl UJ, 5!32.7; 2. Schutter
(I). 5:47.l; ). NeulokH (I), S:•9,4.
3,20<>-I Welch (I). 13:17.0; 2 Ramot IS),
13 Sf 1; 3 P11rhllm Ill, 14·16.S.
l OOLH-1 Zorn 11). 11 4, 1. JoMion (I).
17.S. 3. HOlllde v (SI; IU .
, JOOLl+-1 Zorn (I), SOO, 2. Cestro ISi.
50 I, 3 Jol\nwn (I), 51.3
400 ref1v-1 Sadctlet>a ck. S3 9
1,600 rtlay-1 lrvlnt , 4:41.9.
HJ-I. Ronaulllt (I), 4·1; 2. Mctntvre tS>
4·6, 3 Zanol (ll, 4·6. LJ-1 Ronaullle (I), 15 ••• ,.,. 2. Wood (I).
13·11, 3 JOlll\IOf\ (ll, 13-SY>r T J-1. Ronaullle (IJ, 32·4; 2. Jonn,on (ti.
29·9111; 3. Wood (I), 19·711'l.
SP-I Oden (II, 3*·10, 2. Cody IS),
19·11 1, l Kocl'ltr (IJ. 29·10
OT-\ Oden (I), 111·9, 2 Kocl'ltr (I),
IOS·S. 3. Corltz ($), 91·41•1.
TuJtln 77, Oc .. n Vlr# SO
·100-1 Burtr (Tl. 133'. 2 Brown <OVI. 13 14. 3 Goeke IT>. 14 oo
200-1 (first two ol11ces unavalleblt); 3.
Oowert (OV). 19 68.
400-1 Creln (0V), 1-06.Sf; 1 Reider
(T), 1 Ol.54, 3 JOMM>n (Tl. k121S
800-1 McCormick <Tl. 2:34. 1 Wl'llJlltr
(OVJ. 2.46. l. R'oyer <OV), 1:4'.
Mll-1 McCormick (Tl, 5:44, 1. Whit ·
lier (OV>. S 53. 3 Farney ('l), S.54
?·mo~I Farnev IT>. ,J1:Sl, , BtrrY
IT). 13:14, 3. Rover COVI. 1'3;19.
llOLH-1. Fairbank• (Tl, 17.4', ?.
Hackwortn (OVl. 18.28, 3. Jones (T), 11.71.
JOOLH-=-1 Falrt>ankl (T), SS.In; 2.
HK kwortl'I (OV>. SS S3 3 Jonet <Tl. S7.03.
400 retav-1 Tustin, S4 43, 2 Ocaan
View, S6 53
Mlle retov-1 Tustin, 4;J4, 2 Ocean
View. •:SI.
HJ-1 Orr (0 Vl. S·4, 2 Tlcktnl !OVI,
S·3, 3 Doron CTI, 4·6
LJ.-1. Orr (0Vl, 17•0, 1. Andtr\Oll (TJ,
14·9 S, 3 .. ln!lv IT). 14· I
T J-1. Orr (OV). 3S-3, 2 Anotrson ITI,
JO·ll S; 3 Multenoer IT), lCM S
SP-1. Lind (Tl. 34·S, 1 Sharr'i Dickm an IOVI, 32·7, 3. Shelli Diekman (OV). 27·4.
DT-1 Sh"ll Dickman COii). 99·9; 2.
Lind <Tl, 98·4 3 Sl'lerrl C>lckm11n <OVI.
90·9
DAM Hlh 64, E1tancla U
100-1. Wilson (OHi, 11.6. ?. Farquhar
IE\, 13 l; 3 Hert (E l, 13.S.
20ir-l WJlJOIL.U>Hl. 27.S. 2. tt.wltlns.
IDH), 2' 2, 3 FerCIUhar !E). 29.2
400-1. Hawkins (OH), 1:04.9, 2. Hlrsl'I
<E>. 1~.9; 3. VeuQM (OH). 1117.?
100;-t s1evensot1 (CH). 2:39.•; 2 Carn
IOH). 2:43 O. 3 Tl\Omel (OHJ....) 43 3
-Mi!i=rltWlil'O~. S:39.2; 2. Sle\1nton
(OHi. S:SO.S. J Qulote v (OHi. 6:01.1
1 mll-"c'eugM (OHi. 12:22.9; 2 Oulotev
(OH). 11:24). 3. Bene vides (E ). 12 46.9.
110LH-1 Harl IE I 17 6, 1 Conte <El.
1a OS, 3 F.,qut'lar (E ), 11 1
330LH-1 Contt <E>. S7.l, 1. Ferqufler
CE>. S7 9, no tl'lird.
400 rtlav-1. Dene Hillt 53.0
Mitt rtlav-1 Dana Hint S:OS.4 HJ-1. Farquhar (El. 5·1. 2 &aero IE ),
4·10, 3 Hart (E l. 4·8
LJ-1. Fell (E l. 15·5, 2 Wrlo'11 (OH)
14·1, 3 Wll\Oll IOH), 13·9
TJ-1 . .Ftil <E l.19·45, 2. Scl'labol (OHJ
2'·6 s. J llfrloM IOHI, 2'·3
SP·Glnorlch (E l, 31·6, 2. SIOIP (E ). 24.S.
3 Sl'lannon (OH). 23·1.
OT-1 Glncirleh (E). 90·0; 2. Stoto (E l.
S7·7'"' 3 tnoerson IE), 40-l'h
~ f I •• •
CemmuftltV c .....
Geldlll Wnf J, LA V ... Y 2
Golden West 000 000 120-3 10 I
LA Vellev 100 000 001-2 10 I
Salffts. w1111 m. Buckles (9) encs Flores.
Hernandez, Sain (9) and Collrtll. w -sa1eits, 1·0. L-Hernandt1. 28-NH,,
IGWI, 2, Gltl>tfl <CW> HR-Nun (GW).
""" KMel • .._,,~s •
(LMre TtunWMfltl
S.rvllt 050 000 0-$ 6 3
Edison 102 001 x-6 a '
Meltllo, Stanford <S{ end iltolUll, 8rldefl·
baN. Em~ (4) ancl Marlin W-£mme
L-Stf nford. 28-solernno CE I. Kent (£1,
Smunfman CS>. &uectltle <SI. la-Utmer m ~ IOCC> def Ftovd·Sono 6 o 6 o Brodie· 440 rt1ey-l Ntwoort Hert>Or, 46 1 HJ-1 Clllvtor (FV), 6~0. 2 Oorrel IF\11.
Ptrrv <OCCI det Mata~r Kl•n1f'w1<r 6·2 M"-re•-v-I Vil'• P•rl< )-.I S·I, 3 Mitter IEI. ~6 I._ IJ, Miu (Mfl f 6 1 ..... .. ... u .-:-LJ-1 E•oen (E l, 1•·6, 2. Orlffllh IFVI, (II ....... TM'lllftleflt)
GMOen Wtst I, Santi Ana I • HJ-1 Be<itll ~VP) 6·6. 1 nerrh (NH!, ' 1•·2.S. J Renoel (FV), 17· 10. EdlllOn '°2 130 0-12 1' I
, S~ •·Od!te~~~':..l'ct~~:2&-t. 2 Soooner T J-1 Gelllltt (E). 4N , 2 Cotes lFV>. Mire Clitt• 000 170 l-ot 10 2 . ' ., " 11.tn Lino• CGWI dtl KirDv· 6·1 •· t INH), 10·1. l ,Gllltlle (~P ~19·1n --.....:•::...·;10~,.::):..:E:.::aotnwt~l;;E;.:>;, .. nm~.'"'1'!--l ......... nir----,~lelrT.E;d~:.s-T"umimiii"~~'J(¥5::l.;::~;;ortfl'i;'!N.:;f;::rl~ln'til..h~~'.'ir.:t~--
... ...;.. ____ f)l'~~f:lo.M?o!::::l:!i:!~ll."f--i6f.l-J'. 2 • 1 .Q!ia----n zi-_,, .... -.-.. ~ ., wtflM ~,, 12 o. 2 Nilil (I), l id. W lffi Iii .nalluWtr:W-'li1'4l
I men n--r\1nttG 11 (VPi. J9~o':"3.'~~~ C~~). 31.,.~· JecC>b\ (F V), 10·6, 3 Llndt nt (E), nm L-9.KIC, te-Cllocll (E ),J, 0.rNIO (E),
Women'"S 11JfftJ1111
Hl~H SCHOOL
MM!fta'l, WMdbrldet 1
Merone 000 101 0-J 3 S
WOodbr1doe ,001 000 ~I 3 1 Lllf\tn and Ferouson. Ruu t O end P111
t6fl i'tR-Crou•e IMI
Ftunteill VdeV 3, Etlllndtl J
Fo11n•a1n Vati.v 001 100 1-3 ' 3
f\IOl'ICte 000 001 0-2 t 0
H vntn 'nd Sween~v. MetllOt end
Georot
°"°'" QNfte NEW,.OltT LANOING (NtWMf"
I HC,,) IJ enofe~s 2S mac~ tf'tl · D.AVIY'I LOCKU (...._, ... di)
,,-!!Olen no roe-. Ud a MlflG o. •· 1 ,~n.ao ) ttwln 2l ""'1ftr-1
CGWl dtl fy\(Audlu41, 6·• 6·0, lvtv I WI PV-l HOwstr <NH >. lJ-O,, McCunnllf SP-1' Svll'tnkO (E/, ,,.1.5, 2 Al .. endtr l &-Ktnl (El. l. Mllltr IE!·
ael Nouvttn. 6·4 6·7'. Pllam (SA) ftel. CNHl, 12•6• 3 Bf<ltll (VP), 12•• (E). nm. 3 O.vteclo (FVI. 40•1. """""'"" ... di 7, K ..... o
Stes0tro 7·6 7·6, 6 J. Pomrt M tG) de4 SP-l Corbo (NH>. 43_6 '1. 2 ti•Mi OT-I Svll(nkO IEI. 145-7 S. 2 Frick (I.Mn TWNl'lll
Aosa!tl, 6· I 6· 1 ~ (NH• 40· 10. 3 Wesner Utl!l...MI:.• (El. nf'll, 3 AleHncltr IE), nm Hunllnt lOtl lffcl'I 000 0)0 ._, • 0
Ven·Ll-t ·Ruiz (GWI .... 1 Kfr"'y· DT-1 lladllk (VP) 14'·1''t, 2 Kelltan Kllltlle 000 000 ~ f I
.... ... v (NH) 147 9' • Wt ntr IVP ) 11• s LloYOff, Ht11ck w , E~r (7) eno ~09tf\, •·2. 6· I, Cl8US l 1\ntr•I (GW) def . • •• • ' • .• GIALS f omasick, Otoroe. Ltwi. U) llNI Doll.
Goodman·McAudlne. 6·3. 6·3, lvev·Flem· A..~-..,._ M. T .. ,.._... fMW!Mrt .....,. tw, v .. l'.nt ,. w-HMCk, 1-0. L-Gfff" ta-LIOYOf'I' f IGW) .... , N~·v~ -a-... 6 2 ........ ........ ' .. "".... 100-1 ~•ni (NH), 120. , $It....,, no .... •v -··r n .. ., < • c•• ----... --.-) (HI), L.Wll (K) :1.,_.atmut._ IH8 ),
·-
""" '°*" .... c.r-• Mair IU, I M1er11111.a 1'f lat lrYIN CM" CC, 9 '*"l
I OuPft (CdMI l6, 1 (lit) Wef~
!COMI _, ~ CE I, JJ. • L.incf (CdM).
. S !I.al Toda 111 t nd J~ IFl, n
-"' Ot1 w , ~ m <•• ..,.... t"' cc, ' l'Mltl) I M ~· (MOI, at, 2 o.m..i <MO> • .a ) Pu J MO) •1 4 $tt-
(M0 1 41, S Correl {MO), 43. 6 Wnttr
IMO> fS •
'
... ,......_ .. ~ ........ ..-.--. (Ill'). 12.), J G'4'tW VPw t:1 e T ...,... 100-1 COl.ll~rtz COVI, 11 7, 1 RltGtr 2'»-1 Evei• -·C·UlllMf ornet1o11ti~>
<l), 11', ) Oarllnci <OVl, 11 I IVP I, 2'4, J Stewtrt (VP), 5. ' lfWle ll, ltMra 11
100-1 Outltrr11 (011J , 242, 2 A'*! '40-1 ttel>bltt (NH ). 1 OH , 7 J_, (Lw• T__,,.)
\OV), ·uo~) S"rt.t\ CTr. ts~ (NH). l'°S 7,, ltound !VPI, 1'066 lfvlnt 001 n o )-II I) •
400-1 llYt fl (Tl ~14. 1 FtOwtr\ !OVI ll0-1 Hens.on (NH), '7SI, ? llaDOllt ktlora OOS 131 0-10 11 •
"4 •• l Oullt rrtz (OV), SS I INHI, 216 •• 3 Rovnd (VP>. 2.lS-9 HtnlNn. SMOov ,,,, U.IOtl (7) llMI
IOl>-1 $t l>r• IOV), UH. 2 LOotl Mll-1 Htnwi (NH), U7 •; 2. l ICllNnt t.uU.. Nttdl\tm, Mllltf (4), Hflf'N
(OV), , °" S, 3 DOlllllOton IT), '°' 4 AnOtrM>ll (NH). uu. l Laao (NH), 6 41 I (6) 111\d CMllll<t . W-snoddv, , ...
1.600-1 S.br• (0V). 4.37 •• , LOO>tl , mt 1 T Andtnon (.NH), 11 SS, , L-+4emo ~" Ill, Smltenll• m,
IOVI. 4 41.7, l Wntftt l'f), 4 41 1 LlltO tNH), 12 17, l It~ (NH). 1,.11 Hll~ 1111 Clltllllrt (S) Je-(....,.,_
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IOV), 16 s. > Lu IT), "$ (NH), 1• •• , Rovce (NH), II 0 H•~ln (I)
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(OV) •nd Siket tn S·6 HJ-I Allltle'I' (NHI, • 10, , M11ns.oft ,..,,... ....,, <•I lflCI MCNMI
LJ-1, ftlCICl!t IOV), 11·10 f, 2 Rttltr (NHJ, • lO a IOM IV,),.,, Meftv.... Oerd 11 (7\ Md ... lllYI IT) 11·1'l, J Zl ... l'ltltotft I f! IW"I •-I b ) 15 " 2 All.__ • tJ-t ltotll IOV), 42·0', 2 lttlttt I Tl, L..-, ... (NH • • ., .. _, W-MereYllle L-fltrltt, t-2 18 W11'11 ,. • •, ) • ..._ COVl, -·l INHI. 14 1 a Hulllef (NH), 1•·0 IWI. MeOoM!ct (WI, $eYMOur CW) t, • .. ....,.. ... TJ-1 Of"Ht INH), Jl•41l , 1 If"-pr1~ !IGl ...... ~. , .... ) •-u.-. .... I'll-I "•ft., <OVl 10 6. 1 Vra...., I ' .,_, __. • ..,, ... ....... '""" <VPI 18 lO' •. J 910Clebur.., (NH), 11· llG _
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ff'\)m ~lin&$ 1ro .... n in 1927 b)
I.he Los An1tlcs nursery firm of
Armacost and Royston camc-the first
IO .\fntan violt1 h) bnds. all 1n the
violet to blue color ran1r.
Today. hybridittrs offer blo soms
up to 2v, mchl'S aero an ~hades of
violet. wane red, rose. pink and "'haft.
PctaJs may ~ cdgl'd. plashl'd. spot-
ted. or nl)ed with a contra ling r otor
Flower type include sin&Jes: sem1-
doubles, doubles, stars.. and ··wasp . ,.
Leaves no..., mc~e ··g.arl" t\ pes
spooned. ruffied aT-td fnnged. holh -
trumpel. bus tieback. and tven 'ar·,:
egatcd types that combine t"o or
more colors such as wh111:. roS<.
roppcr. pink. chann-use. and gret>n.
.\lthough Afncan '1olet ma' e\-
1end 0\ er 24 inches across.
h)bnd11cr; ha\e also created Y11n-
do'4s11l-s1ze m1nuuure and sem1-
mmiat1;1res "hose blo soms ovcr-
sft'adow their leaves. On~ hmitcd to
rosette. growth patterns, profu~I)'
blooming tra1lel_"I an mini. scm1mm1.
and standard mes are a"a1lnbl~.
Prefemng. the same· tem~mturt's
and hum1dit) people do. v1okts make td~al h~use plant . Fluorescent hght
o r bright .f1ltaed ~unllght.
tempei:aturt'S an the lo" 70s. and
hum1d1ty betwf't"n and 60 pcrttnt
produc-e ~t.'llr-round bloom
Plan11ng in a light porous soil or
soalless m1' and con tant-feed1ng
':' 11~ a d1lu~t oluable ~fncan \IOlet
fen1hzer produces plants that are 'ersatile~ SpC:(;tacular ~om ersauon
Pl«'t>S-
Eas~ propagauon, b) leaf cumng t1u1d.I~ increases a collec11on and
pro' ides plants to share wnh fnends.
St~k I• a decorative garden flower.
.\ leaf, placed tn roonnc 'D_ulium of
'erm1cuhte. ~rlue, and chlrroal and
enclosed Ln a plast.1c baa not touchU\I
the leaf. wdl tool and produce
plantlets WJthtn eight weeks. Add a
small amount of vef) weak fertilizer
solution as needed.
In 'l to 3 months wben plantlcts aft
I 11), inches tall. the) may~ tepanttd
;ind placed an ind1vtduat 2'h inch pots
containing <\fncan v1o~t pottmgsoal
From leaf cuttlng to bfoom1ng pl81
takes 6 to 10 mont4
C'omptthcnsavc pruntn for nov-
1ct"s and award-winners. alike.
unsct's -Hou to Grow ;\,mean
Violets." (Lane Pubhshing Com-
pan). MenJo Park. 1977). and -How
to Sdec:t and Grow Afncat). Y 101ets.."
Tht'odono James Jr.. (HP Boob..
1984) contai'n the latesl cuJture 1ech-
naq°" as well as color photographs
and e'penJy drawn tllustrauons.
Colorful
stock
brightens
gardens
tock 1s a rather mundane name for
a plant that h.as stems full of soft color
and a nch. spic~ perfume to Its
llo"ers. It "as once called g11J}flov.er
and. 1s a. nat1,e of southern Europe
and the Isle of " ight off the coast oi
England.
For man~ ~ears.. stoc~ has bttn
admired as a decorau'e garden
llov.er. v.ell suued to planung along
the coast as well as inland vaJJe}s. It
can ~ used in beds and borders or
Slmpl} for the producuon of cut
• flowers.
Its lea' es ha"e a felt) appearance
and the fragrant flowers bfoom open
an succession from the bottom on up
and can be purple. reddish. 'ello"' or
white 1n color ·
Some vanet1es offer color from-the
purest of whiles to the dttpeSt
cnmson and including aJI shades of'
pink. hlac and purple besides a pale
)'C'llO". There are smgJe tlo~e~
t~ pes and doubk tlo..,.,ertd. tht latter
becoming more popular becauSl' tlle)
stand up be'tter under h01· weathn"
cond111ons.
The ultimate growing c-0nd111ons
for this fragrant beaur-. 1s a so1l that"1s
ten1h: and .v.ell draining.. unn~
loca11ons are des1fC'd but pan-da'
shadi: as tolerated. The' hke cool "'e~uher and refuse to prosper "1th
conunual ~el f~t.
Spread ashes on vegetables 1
andflowers· buttake.-care I
By EARL ARONSON .,......,
Many gardenl'rs spread ashes -
from wood beanl'tfscdmurnmtm~
for. heating homes -on their "eg-
ctable and tlov.er plot~. Is this
benefic1al?
The ans" er 1s that a small amount
1s not harmful to the soil and tan do
some good. but hea'} doses ~ear aft~r
year could bring problems.
You have to consider the so1l t~ pes
and cond1t1ons and thC' "'ood content.
Also some wood ashes have an acid
neutralmnll eau1valent of 45 to 50
• percent that of limestone. meaning
that 11 "'tll take about twice as much
wood ashes-b~ WC'1ght a<; h mc®nc to
cause the sarru! pH uod1tl l tn the
~II.
There is some nutn11onal 'alue in
v.ood ashes but regard them as a
hming matenal rather than J
femltzer. Run a soil test e 'e'"' fe\lo
·years 1f ~ou appl) wood ashes
regular!~ to mat..c 'iure the pH 1sn "t
out ofhne.
The ash ot hardv.oods sut:h as
maple and oat.. contains a third more
calciunl' than 1ha1 o f softwoods 'iuch
Uncle Sam sniffing
foT a few good dogs
MOUNT '-\IN VIEW (A P) -In
one of the haanesl operations under-
taken b) the Dcpanment of Defen\C.
a military team as attempting to snilT
9\Jt som e new rccrum. hold of heart
and cold of no~ -wet. too
In short. Uncle Sam 1< hunting for a
f cw good doas.
The first candidate goofed almost
1mmcd1ately The candidate wac; a ~ Ouff)' female named Rub). a tlunk-
out becau~ .she w;,i~. 1n 1hc words of
the expcns crchall1ng her. "too
damned SWCCI . .
for the SCI"\ ices ~"Force Maslt'r g1
R. L Leslie ..aid the acceptanle
'itandardo; for m1htaf) Jog~ arc more
rigorous than for humans
""e'rc luct..) 119.c accept I' out ol
20<1 dogs an a \l.eekcnd and then ti'e
ot 1hc one11 "'e tal..c: "'on·1 ~omplete
thr1r training." l rshe \:ltd
fhe recru11ers he \<ltd ha' t' a
pec1al e)e out for health) German
shepherds o r shepherd m11es.. ont' to
three ~ear'\ old. ""'llh the potC'ntial to
be aggressive"
as pine. . ·I
Gcnerallv "'ood ashes ha"e no r
nnrogen. about I to 2 percent phos-
pba.J.e..a.nd..l ~ 10 pei:ceni potassium.
The pota s1um content depends o n
the tire combustion and the
potassium 1s easil~ leached out "'hen
v.ood ashes are paled outdoo~, In
shon . ash ltft outdoor5 for a "car has
esscnualh no ienahtv and ns ab1.ht'
10 act as lime 1s much ~uced. ·
.\sh. beca~~ oi its fme structure
ha'\ li ttle 'alue as a soil coodauoner
Fire has depleted almost to~h the
car~n compounds that act as a soil
cond1t1oner ra in sa"dust and com-
pom 'I. I Don"t hesitate tb SC3tter ..-.l"IOd
ashe'i hghtl) on the garden bu1·a,utd
hea ' ~ apphcauons in one place L oal
l'>he'i ha"e no ,a(ue as hn'ltng
m.itenal. · ·-... i
For faster aproatlng
~ compan~ laboraton~ ha 'e
hrnnd that tv.o kinds ol sttds .. pro ut
ra ta 1f .. ou nick or scald them
One as the Sttd o ithe rlov.ff naml"d
(Jona. or Indian -hot -so nam~
because the Sttds are round hca')
and 011' h~e bud shot \.\hale \lolhcr
'ature made the Sttd .:oah 1vugh so
that not all v.ould prout the iif\t 'ear.
)OU can fool her b) 4ut11ng through
the .:-oat to admll ,,.ater
f\\O to ~rtt v.tt
AfrlcaD Yloleta will dra. ap Indoor tabla.
• Adas.Joe cymt ,. _~will
be bdd at die Skuow librilry a.cl
Gardms in Carom dd Mar oo
ednndi) ftom 9:30 a..& IO DOOL
The class will cover boW 10 ldec:t
plants, orchid SOt1 m1•. ~·•.ct d1vwbna. fcrolwnc techniques ad
prOptt ~ .. Ull c:oodiuom. ...
t.rat.aon rt S 15 and ~ as
reciutred. AddrJionaJ anbmaU. is
availabk b) i12111D11 6 7 3-226 l-, ----.T.
Lil> ~ofCost.a Mesa will tpca.k
at the Ora..nar Count) FloiaJ • Ans
Guild meetUl& Mart'b 11 at JO a.m... at
tht Woman"sOubofSant.a ~ 601
~-Baker SL. Santa Ana. Bill' IS a
~no .. tt am~ and tcachC's artntlc
dt's.tgn. Ttek.ets are SJ. at .
..\ddlllooal infonnanoo ts a,"&J.lablc
from Mrs. ..\J. Rublag at 544-1617. ••• ~ Southqn California Dafblil
iet} y,,JJ 6ok1 llS Sbtrman Gar-
dC'ns Earl) Daffodil Sb.ow MMt"b 9. I
to4 p i:n. and March 10. J();JOa.m..~to
3:30 pm at 264'7 E. Paetfic O.St
H1gh\l.a). Coro~ dC'J Mn. ••• h irte-, Kcnns.. .foundtt · of the
Orange ·counl) Herb Soott)'. wall
0d1scuss landscapmg v.'llh betbs at the soo~t~ ·s menang Sunday. The ~
c1et} IS cdtbr.nmg its IOlb an-
n" l'TS3t). Km.ns is a bon:icuttual
consultanL hem garden landscape.
designer and plant sales coonbnator
for the Hu.nttngton labn.r} and
Gardens io San M anno. The socxty
meets at I p.m. al the oommuru1''
room of the Mm::uf)' Sannp and
loan. 1095 ln--inc Bhd... Tusun..
Fixuplawnin.March Gab in feyer gets ·
them a little funny
EELEY L.\KE. MonL ( .\P) -
C-ab1 n It' er goctt To be real serious
dunng w .. mter LD thts s.now-
burdcned town. and peoplie do
~ •t»ng5-tn-Uleir sea.re
amusement --l:ikc Saturda} 's mag-
got race.
Th~ maggots -tl} Ian~ oftal
~ as ball b\ fishermen -v.iU racr
apmst tlle clock irom t.M cenur to
the~ofa papcrdoiJ} Each magot ·
entrant must be regist~cd b} n.aine
and number
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Ruby was thrilled to pJay with 1hc
officers testing her c;o thrilled !.he
hardl noticed whc.n a blank ptSlQI
Burh Rott we1lt'f\ and Bou" 1en d~
Flandrcs arc al'iO h1ghl~ eligible he
said.
!>Qi'°crs said poochC'S re~ tn a
l ~ amangular tile or natl clipper\
to pinc h a pinhole 1n the ~oat v.h1le
holdana t~ Sttd v.uh t"ea~ or
pltef\ Soal the n1ded Sttds in v.arm
\\.lt~r o' em1&ht. blot dn and plant an I
v.arm ~11 The Sttd sho uld sprout in
~OU can ld.sccd.i-OUhe..lublSCUi ~~
2 ca. H. I•&· 'l.•I
llW s411
was not a mused. l ht'y expc('t u · Ofl to military much better than their
protec t it5elf in lh<' face -snout"' -kennel-r.uscd ~'i1ns. bccaus.e the)'
of danacr. • arc u!led 10 being ~und horn.ans
tum olTthe h~t. drop tn the~ and
lea'l.t' them tn the a..ater o'enught
Done this v.-a\. the ho t water "'on't
kill the Sttds. but 11 v.111 cut through
the na1ur.al 011 Official' 'llY they need cnn1nc' to Leslie ~•d wmet1mes C\-en dogs
auard ba~s and sn1 fT qut bomh" and that have been abused ma.kc grnt
dru15. Some 2.SOO h1altly 1r rncd dog ~ld1crs bccau~ thcv a~ so sratcfu1
are ii ready at wt11 k ilf1lll hranchc\ of for the attention the). ~-from their New fo.r aardenen
the military, a wt'll os the 5ccrct nrw handler\ ' .\ ne~ d~3.rf orctud thaf s ra.s1n ..to Scrv~•nd f-dtral Av1a11on Admrn .. , ~ owncn cao C\pctl to t,IO crowand~fortba.Q~ ''°Ids
1strat1on th~ nertfiborhood of \.~ for tti~ir H ttposud b) l . Dc-partmcnt of
A team of \COUI~ from 1hr J>c~n~ recruited d ' there 1' no short of ~vltu~ plant nentm Robni J
Dcpene nt waHpcndinga w~~encl at people w11l1ng to l''C' up their tour-Gnnbar:h '~~ TO\Land it •ill
Morren hellf ckana new rrcn11t\ footed fracnd'i 10 l nck m. make a p>d potied i>bnt for tht'
fhe d > t.ilC'nl scout\ Nl't'I) 1tchcn •1ndo•sdl
Miss Kitty back home
DODO C 1 D '. Knn < P) -
Ac1tc Amanda ftlak -Mm K111y
ofTV'1 "0un!mukr'' \Cr1r--hndn I
been throuah thr •wtn11n1 dO(ttll of
&ht Lon\9nint:h ,.loun for nt'arly a
dedde. uc tht' uld1ht .1111 rtit r• ht
at t.ome.
"It's JU t wondrrful, wondr1 ful I
ll.hke l'vt t:Ofl\f h11111~ ... 1tlll M"~ Bla•t.
arrived at fofl'en Field lhan tht) To'la.nd has near •bitt. 1h~-
hC'came IO\Ol\-C'd in a manor rtaubert> do!la.r 'lttd bl ms &nd •on't
"-'Ith official• O( tht ftU (1ara OUtlfO' a four-111Cb pol It usu.all)
Valle) Humane Soc1t't} v.ho rtfuscd no tt\OMtOl•-O)can~plannni
a perusal o(thc•heltc:r 1n~ti1tant' for and nant to 10 month ~
f>O\\lhlcs rccru11~. ,ear Tiw fol .. as •b1te-m tied. l c\lte ~hook ha he.Id. ~Tl11 1\ the \\'htn rtkutd for pubhc lt tn a
n,.,111me 11\1, ha~ happtncd to u nd . rorr. lht ncoa h)brid n\a\ ITWI
I thank 1t'J pttU \tran -They·d I I l s.a.4S. ndani-1.1.tt Of· rt1thcr cu1Juntl~( 1ll);ad &h.n~1l chtd ti f0t tSl+Sl5 Ul four·
tMvc: 11 full nJ proJuo1,e hie 1n lM tr'<h pen \ ial bun ·~ the
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Business Properties Brokerage Company
Business Properties is proud to announce its negotiation of a
$11.6-Million, 10-Year Lease
for a 207,200-sq .-ft . .., build-to-suit
Western Regional Headquarters Facility
for
The Collins Company, Ltd.,
a major Pacific Rim importer of goods from Taiwan.
t he facility_will_be_built on.~n 11.23-aE:f&Site-
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Newpon Beach reside11t 0-.W Crais Tnter has joined Nem
Oevelopmeat Corp.'• central division as prpject manage. r. lo his new post for
the Newpon Beach-based firm. Fraser will be involved in coordination and
construction of tenant improvements for Nexus projects in Orangeand Los
Angeles counties and in Phoenix, Ariz. Fraser has been in the construction field
for more than eight lears, includin~ years with the Koll Coa1tractJ• Co.
He is a graduate o Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa and is presently
enrolled at UC Irvine. • • • • Five certified public acoountants have been promoted to supervisor at the
Newport Beach office ofEnat a ftluey acoountina flrm. JoM A. Floretto Jr.
is a new sopervi~r in the tax depanment., specializing in coporate taxation;
Lyu J . Hopewell la wta. &M privately ewme4 Ii emerslal ba11Mu
depertmea_i;GarrettW. ltop is with thcauditdepartment; NW L. hwtepisalso
with the audit depanment. speciaJizing in oil •od ps companies and mortpge banking~ and David P. Scffppen is with the tax depanment, specializing in the
real estate industry. ·
ARMAND
HAMMER
UP s ~No DowN s
. ~mai~~l'J"1y,r-~~~~--~~~~--a.JltC
the Irvine Industrial Complex East in the City of Irvine.
Th_e lessor is a joint partnership of
The Irvine Company
, · .. and
O'Dof1nell Brigham & Partners.
Representing both parties in the transaction .
Bob Grlffl~h of the Newport Beach office of Business· Properties.
Bualn••• Properties
Brokereg• Compenr -.
4590 MacArthur Blvd .• Ste. 100
Newport Beach, CA 92660
(714) 152-8011
A 6 Johnstown Anwri<an Comp;1ny
Commerci al • Industrial• Office• Investment Real Estate
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SCHULLER • A stimulating event you
~n't want to mis.'
, Sunday Marth 3-11:15 a.m.
at the
CRY TAL ATHEDRAL
in Cruden GroYC, CA
On-Chapman A'llf:. near the
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WHAT AMEX Orn
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SAT Ind 2.2214.200 ' +S-16 TIE Comm 97tt,900 7~ -~ W~"9Lab8 800.400 2S • -1~'•
M1CnlE119 4S 100 1~
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AM lnfl" ZJ0.300 ·~ + 11 lm;>Grp Ltd 197.100 2 • + • Vert>alirr 116,600 S.1! -~ U1tlmale lH.300 I•~ + lt CalREIT lV.400 121~ + "-
NASDAQ SUMM ARY
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That's an apt description of both business and
b~stness people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of
where c9mpanies are getnga,-idwhich peo'ple are helping
tlaem get there.just watch 'Gredit Line' _ .. ev 1) day in th
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A thoroughly 80s problem,
a relatively easy,
8)' SCOTT HAY S
Oa ld»ootl E4itor
4d iJI tit~ Daily Pilet: Fm/ '4ant.s n/sm1r to shr :! br ! nr beach N B
\S.\P$49!. •• JI."' Frank and L\·nn .. cohabit the same living quarter as 1~e
io sa'. At least that'-s the way I pot it to my mother. Ble!s h~T
.heart. To put it more simply, Frank and Lynn .. liv..e iogether .. an
a condominumn complex in Newport Beach. · ·
But .. living together,. in a two bedroom. two bathroom
condo. They are what Frank likes to term ~platonic
I:C>Oqlmates ...
ActuaJly. though. I guess that's as good a descrip1ion as any.
Seei ng as how this is the 80s. and living arnogmenlS are made
through conveojence rather than Ann Landers decorum. why
not have roommates of the opposite sex, I mean, this isn't new,
\OU know. And it is ''platonlc-:-'-"Rigtlt? So where's the thoroughly 80s problem? -
L\nn's boyfriend Robie. A friend of mine.
The way Robie looked at it. there was room for -SOmething
more than a .. roommate situation" to 'Clevcl.Op. Even though
each had a separate bathroom and bedroom, the incvi_tab!e. as
Robie saw iL was tbere. Sooner or later... ,
All this worry on Robie's pan.-&eeurred about t)"~ months
ago. I ran into Robie the other day ead asked him how his
girlfnend's .. roommate situation" was working out?
Robie. by chance. was with his girlfrierd, Lynn.
And her roommate, Frank .
.. The problem was the r.ent was too high, and there weren't
man~ females who could afford the rent,•• said Lynn, explaining
her reasoning for a male roommate. ··1 had lived· at that
condominium for two months and still no female take~. So I
decided to take ou\_ an ad in the Daily Pilot and Roommate
Fjnders. I asked orfty for a ·roommate.' That's when Frank
called."
An yconcem that the .. roommatesituation"' might tum into
a more personal relationship;' I asked, knowing Robie would
probably be interested rn the answer, as well. -• -_ -
---. ~ure t~rc·s al~s that-possibility that we migttt-i'h.-..... "-----=£-"1
attracted to each other." Frank~tepped right in. "but wetaJlced rt
o'er before I moved in andfigured that would be thebest way to
become worst of enemies. Besides. L ynn's ·already got Robie.
here.·· -
Through out this entire conversation. my friend Robie had
kept a rather low profile. Sensing that he was wa1ting;a say
something, I delicately asked Robie how he felt ab6u-t the
snuauon now that his girlfriend and her male roommate have
lived together ("'platoni~lly, .. of course) for nearly two months •
.. We're all best offriends," he said with a smile ... It couldn't
be better. Actually in some ways it's better than ifshe had fo und
a female roommate. It 's dcfmitely safer for her having a male
around than female, aJthough that's"erobably sex 1st of me. huh?
.\nd from what I've seen of havint a male roommate. it's no
different that having a female rommmate." .
··Except we can't share clothes," added Lynn.
Wa it! Not another thoroughly 80s problem!
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f.clitor Scott H,ays
Art Director. Steven Hough
-"'" ertHing Director KJrcn A. Wittmer
Clanifi~d Director Dayton . .Picrson
Cfrculatio"n Monagu Qonald L. Williams
ProdJ1 rlion Managn Robert L. Cantrell
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Datebook/ Friday, Mareh 1. 1985 .... . ' .
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JEFF PEARSON: RIDING OUT THE LAST OF
THE COUNTRY WA VE.1;........................... 3
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By SCOTT HAYS -Huntington Beach rcsi~nt Jeff Pea~on 1~
riding out the last of the country and western mus~c wa.ve her.i: in the
Southland. The ··born again surfer" has been taluogpnt stndes 1n
his efforts to reach the top of the C& W market. Within the last year
alone, Jeff bas earned himself the reputation of being .. The Orange
County Cowboy." That's because the song under ~e sar:ne name . _
(which Jeff wrot~) speaks to ~II those S<?!.!thern Cahforn1ans who
have just a little bit of country in them walling to be released. (Front
cover photo by Howard Li pin.) .
SPEEDWAY SPRllfG CLASSIC. AT COUNTY
FAIRGROU1'DS ......................................... 4 . ~
he Speedway Spring Classic is featu_red fyom 8-10 p.m .. t~night at
the Orange County Fairgrounds, wh!le Circus V~rgas VlSl~S Santa
Ana tonight and Saturday at the Eddie West Stadium Par~ing Lot.
Civic Center Dr. Also featured this w~kend is "Tb~ Psychic Wort~
of Kenny J{ingston" 8 p.m . tonight at Th~ ForulT_l Theater_. 41 7)
Fairmont Blvd. in Yorba Linda. i he psychic bas siven readings to
celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, Lucille Bal~ and Nelson
-Rockefeller. Sounds exciting! . 1
Fantasy land of Old New Orleans s~ a ••MardfGras .. themc for
1a Corinthtan Y~noring Commodore--
Martin last weekend. "last year's extrav~ was lopped only b)
This year's festivaJ at the clubhouse. With the help of •.he
"Generation Gap" Orchestra and harlequin heads,. t~e entire
evening was a smash. And it didn't all happen overntght! The
decorations and Manin's rise to the position of Commodore were
both earned through dedfoatip n. ~
TEA AT THE RITZ Alf AJ'TBll1'00N OF
... GRANDEUR ••••• .-, .••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••• 1 7
By BEVERLY B\JSH,SMlTH -In this two-pert tribute let-hat
enduring custom known as tea, Dateboolc restaurant columnist
Beverly Bush Smith talc es a cozy afternoon siroll to the 1titz-Carl ton
Hotel for a spot of tea. Just e nterinJ the hotel, writes Beverly, was an
experience unto itself. Witt\ ten different teas to choose from , how --==r~ can ·•tea. at the Ritz" be anything but a wonderful afternoon of
grandeur. And how. many" times in our lives can we say we've
enjoyed such pleasant afternoons? .
TV LISTINGS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.
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Cowboy" is in its third pressing.
The success of the caSsette tape won Pearson a
spot on the program at the Rea~lkBush campaign
kickoff rally in Fountain Valley. the first-ever
concert at the South Coast Repertory Theater and
continuous appearances at the Crazyhorse Saloon In
Santa Ana.
His second single .. Give My
Love to Cali fornia" is doing
as well as the first.
But the-ri se
to stardom has been
a slow. progressive ascent.
_ Pearson quickly dismisses any
notion of bein' .. stuck in Santa Ana again.''
Ifs too. easy to sing the blues. h~ says. Instead,
Pearson takes a positive approach to the frustrations
of trying to land a recording contract. .. I like to wake
up in the mornings and not know what's goitig to
happen," says th.e boy~sh-looking songwriter.·
It first .. happened" in Santa Fe Springs
where, at the age of 14, he became
interested in the guitar. He watched
a neighborhood friend strum a
few chords and took-to the
instrume nt like a man
obsessed ... I j ust couldn~t
put it down," he recalls.
After moving to
Huntington Beach.
Pearson spent two
years ,at Rio Ho ndo
J u11ior College in
Whittier, and a
brief stay at Cal
State Fullerton as
a speech major.
_ He found himserr
· more in search<>f .__.WlllL-.i--~~-=-~ country mugc
range County's most popular
urban cowboy sits in the
living room of -his modest
Huntingto n Beach condo-
minium wearing jeans.a big
brass belt buckle, boots. a
California t-sbirt and a tan.
Not o ne of those Farmer John
tans. mind you, where only the
forearms and face look burnt from· the sun's rays.
But a genuine, thoroughly Southern California, all-
over bronze that gives_him a healthy, vibrant look.
Singer/songwriter Jeff Pearson is riding out the
last of the big country music wave in an to'wn better
known for beach parties and {>Unk rock hairdos.
Within the last year, Pearson's nse to the top of the
local Country & Western scene has eleviJed him
from an obscure nightclub performer to one of the
most listened to musicians on the local radio
stations. In time, Pearson claims, he will be at the top
of the C&.W charts across the country. Meanwhile,
he'll happily settle for pleasing audiences from Las
Vegas to Idaho and back. oar-,..PcaAGA ., hAl 1iA&le .. On~nty
Cowboy" {G~her Baroque Records) became the
AHM& fM8•• w~ on ttlt C'O music s ions,
KJK-(94.3), an KLAC in Hol ywood, after his
manager Priscilla Rigp dropped off a cassette
rccordina of the song at the stations. That cassette
was tu med into 1.000 45rpm records and rushed into
distribution to local reco~d stores ... Oran~ounty
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and ultimate
waves. than
speech classes
and homework
assignments. He
admits to being
a "born again
surfer."
Bui always first
a country music lover.
He performed -for
a number of years as a
member of a Blue Grass
group called ••_Beaver .Hill"
at Knotf s Berry Farm
and Disneyland, -before
entering the nightclub circuit
with Steve Leonard. All this
time. Pearson was writing his ·
own music, hoping for the day
when be would perform
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From the nightclub circuit. Pearson went solo when
his ··orange County Cowboy" hit the ai~aves .
.. Orange County Cowboy" talks abo'-tt living in
Newpon Beach, wearing thrc:e-piece suits a nd
drivingPorsches. al')d how Pearson traded it all in for ·
a closet full o f country shirls/A KJK-FM bumper
sticker/al'djeiJns so tight that it kind of hurts.
''Today, you can introduce
country and western music into
almost any subject and it would be
fair game," says Pearson by way of explaining
his country boy image 1n a suburban city ... The
thing is, I ne.ver had a 'Plan B.' ljusialways knew J'd
be a country and western singer. There was never
any doubt in m y mind."
Pearson, who at 34 still maintains the typical
southern California laid-back attitude. isa squirrelly-
sort.' If he's not caressing a guitar with his arms. he's
running back and forth between his comdominium
rooms looking for pictures of friends to show his
guests. Each picture has its own unique tale behind it.
Memories. obviously. are a big pan of Pearson's life
(he still w~rs his high school ring a nd his
grandfather's ring).
Between the thumb and forefinger of hi s ng~t
hand dangles a guitar pick.
Pearson just finished
performing for h~s
audience of o ne a new
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. Celll•t Peter ReJto wtll per-
form with the Aoat.b Cout
Symphony Orchestra Satur-
day. March 9 ln the ,llobert
B. Moore Performln& Art.a
Theatre at Oran&e Coaat
College: Ticket lnC-ormadon
available at 432-5527.
Friday
"GIGI" rs presented by the Full-
t·n on C'1vic Light Opera 8 p.m.
tonight and Sat .• and at 2:30 p.m.Sun.
Plummer Auditorium. Lemon and
C hapman ts .. Fullenon.
NEEME JARVI, the acclaimed
music director of thc.1Scotllsh Na-
tional Orchestra. makes his Los
Angeles l'rlilharmonic debut con-
ducting the SlavoAj; Dances of Opus
46 by Ovorak and_Jhe Ovenure
··Excelsior!" Romanian pianist Radu
L11pu performs Beethoven·s C'on-
ccno No. I in C. Op. I~. Tonight 8:30
p.m .• Sun. 2:30 p.m. (2 13) 48()..3232.
The SI~ prosram 1s presented Sal.
byft Onmar C'ount PTilTharmoni
1t 8 p.m .• Santa Ana High School
Auditorium. j20 W. Walnut. Santa
Ana. 6;42*8212. ........ ,
"GfCf," sec Fnday listing.
Sanday
PIANIST REBECCA ROLLINS'
Newpon Bh·d.. Nrwport Beach
675-2968.
talents an: ~howcascd in a farnlt) Saturday
rec1taJ at Saddleback College. Jhc MARCEL '8, '\Cl' Fnday hsnng.
procel·<lsarc u~d for \tudenl sc~olar-IRISH . AND AMERICAN FOLK
ships. J p.m.. Sl's Mc Kinney music. including ~ngs. ballads. jigs
Theatre: 28000 Marguenle Pkwy.. and reels. is presented by the lnsh folk
Mission V1e10. SJ general admission. tno Paddv West. 8 p.m .. Orange
IUl-.i656 Coa.st College's Fine Ans Hall 119.
"GIGI," sec Fnda) listing. . 2701 Fa1rv11:w Rd .. Costa Mesa. S5
THE PACIFIC CHORALE, con-ad' ancc. $6 at tht door. 432-5527.
du<Jed by Jo hn Alexander. presents a CAFE LJOO, sec Fnday hsttng.
performance of Bach's "B-minor THE "ROCKING HORSE BAND,"
Ma:.s" tonight at~ p.m .. and S1;1n. a~ 3 St'<.' Friday listing. n.m .. in the San Juan Capistrano BELLJAR,MINDOVER FOUR,&
M1 ss1on -Church. 31414 El Camino SILLY MILLIONS perform at Safan
Real. an Juan Capistrano. 542-1790. Sam\. 4 11 Ohvt· Ave .. Huntington
\ NEEME JARVI, Sl!C Friday hsttng. Beach. 536-MH5.
DOMINOES:!><.'e h1Ja) l1'>t1ng. Tueeday WS LOBOS po:rforms at r hc
"INTERNATIONAL SPRING," Golden Bear. 306 Pacific Coast HW) ..
the new Celebrity Series sponsored by Huntington Beat·h. 536-9600
thf Orange Count-y Pacific Sym-J.UDI LORICK & TR10, 'K.'e Frida)
phony. features mcno soprano• ~hsung; . _
Marilyn Ho rne 1n a program of ana!>
and songs from the 18th. 19th and Sunday
20th centuries. She' is accompanied CAFE LIDO • ..ec h1da~ ltsttng. b' pian1s1 Martin Katz. 8 p.m ..
Memorial Auditorium. Chapman Monday
College. J33 N. (ilassell. Orange.
680-3444.
Wedneeday
·:BERNSTEIN ON BROADWAY,"
a musicaJ revue o f selected works by
the American composer. is presented
CAFE LJDO, \Cc l-r1da) li'!1tng.
Tueeday
JUDI LORICK & TRIO, sec 1-nday
hs11ng.
CAFE LIDO, -.cc l-r1da> listing.
by the UC' Irvine School of Fine Ans. Wedneeday
8 p.m.. UCT s Fine Ans Li11lc
Theatre. $6 general admission. JUDl'WRICK & TRIO, sec Friday 856~6616. listing .
. THP.:"LEEFERRELLSHOW,"St"c !'fbunclay Friday Jisting,.
~'BERNS'l'EIN ON BllOADWAY," --~E UOO,scc Fnda) hs11ng .
..sec.Wednesday lis,ung.
Friday
MARCEL'S ..presents The Surf.
tones. 130 E. 17th St. Costa Ml'~.
646-8855.
THE COASTE"8..appear 1n conccn
at 8 p.rn. at the Costa Mesa Com-
munity C'enlcr. 184.S Park Ave ..
Costa Mesa . SJ O admission.
847-2828. I
J UDI LORICK " TRIO perform a
blend of pop and jan in lhe Atnum
Lounge of the Hotel Merid1en New-
port Beach. 5-9 p.m. Tues.-Sal .. 4500
MacArthuf Blvd.. Newpon Beach.
476-1001.
DOMINOES 1s featured at the Sun~t Pub from 9 p.m.-1 :30 a.m ..
16655 Paci fic C'oasl Hwy .. Sunset
Beach. (213) 592-1926.
KALAPAN.( appears al The Gold-
en Bear, 306 Pacific C'oaS1 Hwy ..
Huntington Beach. 536-9600.
THE .. ROCKING HORSE BAND"
performs li~el~ Top 40 music from 9
p.m. for listening and dancing at the
Via Maria Mexican Restaurant. 9969
Walker St .. C'yprcss. 82 1-9300.
THE RUDE AWAKENING is fea-
tured at Safari Sam's. 411 O live Ave. Hu!"l~_11on Beach. 536-6025.
;At:E LIDO resents. Ju4i Let'
Mon.-Fri. 5-8 p.m .• lhc Lido Jazz All·
t.arsThurs.-Sat. 9p.m.-1:30a.m.and.
Sun. 4-8 p.m .... Dream," lhc 111-ju.z
\<9"41l 'fWiAlel; '""'' 9 ,.,m.t I I .hi •• th Jazz Quanet Mon.-Tuc-. 9 p.m.-1:30
a.m.. and the Douf MacDonald
Qwine1 Wed 9 p.m.· :30 1.m. 2900
Thursday
NATIVE TONGUE ap~ at the
Sunset Pub from 8:30 p. I a.m ..
16655 Pacific Coast Hwy .. Sunset
Beach. (2 13) 592-1926 .
CAFE LIDO, see Friday .listing.
THE WAJLJNC SOULS plus Blue
R1ddim perform at T}le Golden Bear.
306 Pacific Coast HW) .. Huntington
Beach. 536-9600.
THE "LEEFERRELLSHOW,"sce
Friday listing.
JUDI LORICK & TRIO, sec Friday listing. ..._
THE FAD pctforms at Sa fan
Sam's. 411 Olive Ave .. Huntington
Beach. 536-6025.
P'dday
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" by
the Buena Park C'1vic Theater al
Sullivan Center. 7631 W. Melrose:
Ave.. Buena Park (523-0351 ). Thu~ thr-0uah Saturdays at 8
until March 23.
"THE .BEST OF FRIENDS" at lhc
Huntington Beach Playhouse. Main
at Yorktown. Huntington BCach
(832-1405). Fridays and Saturdays at 8: 30 ihrough March 30.
"THE llUTLEA DID IT" at lhc
Garden Grove Communh Theater.
Ch1pm1n at 1. ark's. -01rdcn
Grove (897-S 122), Fridays and Satur-
days at 8:30, Mardi 3 and I 0 at 2:30.
through March 16. -
"COME-BLOW YOUR HORN" at
the Grand-oinncr Theater, 1 Hotel
Way. Anaheim (772•7710). ni&htly
• Oatebook/ 'Filday, March 1. 1985
Allee Baker will be oae of the l•tued •lolata for "The
Pirates of Penaance. •• to be preeeated 117 tlae Lo9 Aneeles
Muter Chorale today at I aad 2 :30 p.a. and Saturday at
8 :30 p.m. at the Dorotlay Cllaadler Pa.mo. of the llulc
Center. Further Information at (213)972-7282
except Mondays at varyi ng curtain 1ory, 655 Town Center Drive. Co\W
11mes through March 17. Mesa (957-4033). Tuesdays thro,u~h
"THE DEATH AND UFE OF Fridays al 8 p.m .• Slturdays at -': SNEAKY PITCH" at the West-1nd 8, Sundlys 1t 2:30 and 7:30 unii
minster Community Theater. 7272 Man:h 31.
Maple St.. Westminster (995-41 13). ..JU&EBOXSATUltDAVNIGHT"
Fndays and Saturdays at 8:30 al Sebutian's Wcsl Di~er Pia)·
through March· Jo. , house. 140Ave. Pico. San C'lemc_n1c
"THE F AJTH HEALER" at the UC' ( 492-9950), Wednesdays through Sat7
Irvine C'oncen Hall (85~6617) to-· urdays a1 8 p.m .• Sundays at I and
night and Saturday only at 8 p.m. p.m. until March 10.
"GIGI" by the Fullenon Civic ·~ UPON A MA'M'R~" al
Light Opera at Plummer Auditorium. Elizabeth HoWlrd's Cun~in Call
201 E. Chapman Ave.. Fullerton DinnerThea1er 690 El Camino Real. (8~9-1732). closing performances lO-Tustin. (838--1540). nighll~ e~cepl
night and Saturday at 8 p.m .. Sunday Mondays .at, varr_ina curtain time' 81 ·~·CL~ MENAGERIE" in lh~~'i AFOOT" at lhl·
the Actor's Playbox at Golden West Newport Thdtcr Ans Center. 2501
College. Huntingto n Beac h C liff Drive, Newport Bc<1ch (895-837~). clos1na perfonnanccs to-(631-0288). Friday• 1nd Saturday~ at
night and Saturday 11 8 p.m .• Sundly 8 p.m. throual\ March 30. .
it J~l"lh. ""TIUllU'lt" 11 lhc Ocm. Thea ta.
""'l'lllr <a.AM lRNAOl!IUE" at t 21S2 Main St.. Oarden Cro"r
Cypress ,Col Iese. 9200 Vllley View (636-1'1. I J), ~nctdays through Sal·
St., C~ (821-6320). floaj per· urdlysat 8 p.~ .. Sundaysat 7:30 un11I
form1ncts tonight and Satormy at 8-MetM-·----=-~;r.--,-,~-cr.;;r..-:--
p.m. ..WALLY'S CAP&' ac t e ar {:
''1111: IMPOllTANCE OP lllUNG Quin Dinner Playhouse. 3503 "
EARNEST" at South C'oall Reper. Hirbor Bl~d •• Santa AM (97().5511 I.
..
nightl y except Mondays at varying
cunain times through April 14.
Saturday
"BAREFOOT IN THE PA.RI." at
the Buena Park Civic Theater. See
Friday listing.
"THE BEST OF FRIENDS" at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse. Sec
Friday listing. _
''THE BUTLER DID IT" at the
Garden Grove Community Theater.
Sec Friday listing.
. "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" at
the Grand Dinner Theater. Sec Fri-
day listing. \
"THE DEATH AND LIFE Of\
SNEAKY FITCH" at the West-
minster Commuitity Theater. sec
Friday Listing.
"THE FAITH HEALER" at UC
Irvine. See Friday listing.
"GIGI" by the Fullenon C1v1c
Light Opera. Sec Friday-listing.
"THE GUS,, MENAGERIE" at
Golden West College. Sec Friday
listing.
"THE GLASS MENAGERIE" at
Cypress Collc.ge. Set Friday listing.
"THE.IMPORTANCE OF BEING
EAIUh'SI'" aa South Coast Reper-
tory. 'See Friday lis 1ng.
••JUKE BOX SA TU RDA Y NIGHT"
at Sebastian's West Dinner Play-
house. Sec Friday listing.
"ONCE UPON A MATrRESS" at
8allday . --
"COME BLOW YOUR BORN'' at
the Grand Dinner Theater. See Fri· dax listfo,_
'GIGI' by the Fullenon Civic
Li&ht Opera. Sec Friday listina.
"THE GLASS MENAGERIE" at
Golden West College. Sec Friday li . 5!!~E IMPORTANCE OF BEING
EARNEST" al South Coast Reper-
tory. See Friday listing.
"JUKE BOX SATURDAY NIGHT"
at Sebastian's West Dinner Play-
house. Sec Friday listing.
"ONCE UPON A MATJ'R~" at
the Cunain Call Dinner Theater. Sec
Friday listing.
"TRIBUTE" at the Gem Theater.
See F.riday-lis1 ing.
.!'WALL '9 CAFE" at the Harle-,
quin ~inner Playhouse. Sec Friday
listing. .
TuadAy
"COME BLOW YOUR HORN" at
the Grand Dinner Theater. Set Fri-
da y listing.
"ONCE UPON A MATJ'RESS" at
the .Cunain Call Dinner Theater. See
Friday listing.
"WALLY'S CAFE" a1 lhe Harle·
q4in Dinner Playhouse. Sec Friday
hsting.
the Cunain Call Dinner Theater. See Wedne9day
Friday listina.
"SOMETHING'S AFOOT" at the "COME BLOW YOUR HORN" at
Newpon Theater Ans tenter. See • the Grand Dinner Theater. See Fri-
Friday listing. day listing. _
"TRIBUTE" at the Gem Theater. "THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING
See Friday listing. EARNEST" at South Coast Repef-
"WALLY'S CAFE" at the Harle-to~. See Friday listing.
~uin Dfoncr Playhouse. See Friday. 'J UKE BOX SAT URDAY NIGHT"
lasting. "J at Sebastian's Wl'st Dinner Pla y-
\
The Jau Tap Enaemble wU1
perform 2:30 p.m. 8allday
at BriclCee Aadltorilun on
the Claremont Collete cam-
pu: Further lnforma6on at
621-8032.
houS(. Sec Friday lasting.
"ONC£'"UPON A MATTR~ .. at
the Cu~in Call DinnerTh.~ter. Sec
Friday hst1ng.
"TRIBUTE" at the Ccm Theater.
Sec Friday listing.
"WALLY'S CAFE" at the Harll'-
~uin Dinner Playhouse. Sec Friday
listing. -
Thunday
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" at
the Buena Park Civic Theater. Sec
Friday listing. •
"COME BLOW YOUR HORN" at
the Grand Dinner Theater. See Fri-
day !is.Ling.
"THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING
EARNEST" at South Coast Reper-
tor). Sec Friday Ii sung. ,
"JUKE BOX SA1'URDAY NIGHT"
at Sebastian's West Dinner Play-
house. See Friday lasting.
"ONCE UPON A MATJ'RESS" at ---J
Everyone needs a SWeatshirt ...
and we've got 'em at the Goroge
In great colors wffh the Sweatpants to match
-------~--
&~~~-·. sa-FASAION]SLA=cY.NEVVPORTBEACH · (714) 644 -7030
...
lhe Cunain Call Dinner Theater. See
Fn~~sting. · " SUBJECT WAS flOS~" at
the San Clemente Communi1y
Theater, 202 Ave. C~brillo, San
Clemente (492-0465). T-tfu rsdays·
through Saturdays at 8:30 until
March 30.
"TRIBUTE" at the Gem Theater.
Set Friday lis1ini.
"W~Y'S CAFe'' al the Harle-
quin Dinner Playhouse. See Friday
listing.
Saturday
A JA'll. FESTIVAL presents high
school musicians in an all-day jam
session beginnins at 9 · a.m. The
festiva l 1s competitive 1n nature and
ends at 6 p. m. with a performance by
the Southern California Alf Star Big
Band. 831 -477 1.
Sanday
THE NEW ORLEANS JAZZ CLUB
of Southern California prese nts an open jam for all musicians at thctr
monthly meeting. 1 :3~:30 p.m ..
Meadowlark C~ntry Club. 16782
Graham St .. Huntington Beach. SJ
donauon.
THE UC JRVJNE JAZZ
ENSEMBLE, dtrettcd by Alfred .
Lang. performs .. Once Around'' by
Thad l Ones.. -Eye of lhe Hurricane"
b y Herbie Hancock, "Peace" by
Horace Silver. "Give It One" and
"Cotlntry Road" by Maynard
Ferguson. 8 p.m .. UC Irvine's Fine
..
Ans Concen Hall. $4 general ad-
mission. 856-66 16.
THE ORANGE COAST COL-
LEGE'S JAZZ ENSEMBLE, under
the direction of Dr, Charles
Rutherford. will perform from 9
p:m.-1' a.m. at the Anaheim Marrion
Hotel in Anaheim. 432-5819.
THE RAGS MARTINSON TRIO
• The Oranie Coaaty
Phllbarmonlc Society wt1J
pre9ent the Loe Aneelee
Plal.Uaarmonlc with Roma-
nian plam.t Rada Lapa Sat-
mday at Santa Ana ~
Scbool Aa41torlam, 520 ti.
Waloat lo Santa Ana. Ticket
Information a•allable at
642-8232.
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.-BTMt ·
· SOME
STYLE
THIS WEEK -
Great \lyle doe;~., s27 DO* Luxe l1~ry. clll ~ 10 be e~pe~!W ·... fOf our mid Wttk
And when 'y'OU u~ rdte of on('y ~n ·
Luxe L1~1y ~rv1c~ an hour o ther
you II find 1hat our HR limou'>ni~ con r Jn\-
hourly r.ltt' 1\ virtually a \tt'al m the N~port BeJch JrN can
Lu~e 1s reddy. right now, 10 hrlp ofter you the "'3mt' price Or
you cc>lehr.ite lhis week's \pe prov1ck you with the 'Mlmt' le-.f'I
ual e11en1 or occasion Mee1 Of servrc t
our .i11r-oct1llt'ly attired' chaut Go ah<'jtd , '.>tccll \Ome ~c
leurs fn1ov our tc1\relully today ~\no recr.on to ~c>1t
appointed hmoo!>1ne\, com for r r1dcty 01 \.!turd' Alter
plete with fully stocked wet c1ll d celetir311on can hc1ppt>n
bar\ And txperience t~r c)ny ddy of the ~k for
1mpe<cdble ~rv1ce 'y'Ou'<!_ A re\t'r'WdllOn\ or 1nfo11T1ct11nn
fldturtlll'f t'\pt'(I from C:X,.~ call (714) '>S~ 1411
0(1; .
Datebook/ Friday, March 1. 1915
;
...
performs cacti Sunday from 2-6 p.m.
at lhc Old pana Point Cafe. comer of
Golden Lan tern and Del Prado, Dana
Point.
SAFARI SAM'S presents JDZL with
the Hi Kools. 411 Olive Ave ..
Huntington Beach. 536-6025.
GEORGE VAN EPS & TONY
RIZZI perform from 7:30-11 :30'1).m.
at the Sunset Pub. 16655 Pacific
Coast Hwy.. unset Beach. (2J3)
592-1926.
THE FULLERTOWNE ~TRUT·
TERS perform their Dixieland dance
music from 1-5 p.m., Tunic Rock
Community Park. 1.Sunnyhill Dr ..
Irvine. SS general admission.
660-3639.
mus1c1ans. appea0r at 2:30 p.m ..
Bridges Auditorium. Claremont Col-
1<.-gc. 4th and College Way. Clarc-
fl\Ont. SS. $10. SI I ·and $12.
621-8032 .
WedneM&y
QUESTET w11n Irene Jack is
featured from 8 p.m.-midni&ht at the
Sunset Pub, 16655 Pacific Coast
Hw)., Sun set Beach. (2 13) 592-1926.
FILM
F._rlclay
pre~nts Isabelle AdJani as Adele. the
daughter of Victor Hu$O. who. 1s
destroyed by her romantic obsession
ror a shallow British soldier. Directed ~
by Francois TrufTaut. 7:30 p.m., ~·
Golden West College. Fine Am 122.
15744 Golden We~t St.. Hun11niton
. Beach. S2 general adm1 ss1on.
891 -3991.
''A LITTLE ROMANCE"· is an
engaging film about two adolescents
who embark on a tnp from Paris 10
·Venice with the assistance of an
amiable con man playcd by Sir
Laurence Ola vier. 7 p.m .. UC lrv1ne·s
Social ...science Hall. $2."50 -ge-ncral
admission. 856-6379.
lecture senes prc5ented by l J( In me
eumN\ing films from their p\~
choanalyuc perspective. 7 p.m .. Ed-
-wards Uni.¥crsity ,,.Ciocmas. 4245
Campus Dr .. Trv1nc. $7 adm1\\1on 83r:o631. -
'
"ALL OF ME" at 7 and 9:30 p m.,
UC' Irvine's Science Lect ure Hall
$2.50 gen~ral admission. 856-554 7.
WORLD TRAVELER and pho·
tographY-instructor Phtl Sopodo
conducts an armchair visit 10 hl!i111n-
cal sites and traces the steps of the
Folk mule fro... Ireland famous and the great. back to the olde'n age of. Italy. Presented a\ a will be performed by Paddy slide-lecture pr0gram. 7:30 p.m ..
Wat 8 p.m. Saturday ln Golden West College's Forum II Saturcfay Oran&e C0&8t Collete•a Pine 15744 Golden West St., Huntmgwn
"ALL OF ME,'' sec Fnday hsung.. Arta llall, rm. 119. Groap Beach. $3 at the door. 891-3991
T e9da lead~r Patrick Kennedy . SLEEP AND SLEEP-WAKE OIS-
Q 1 {left) and John Scbalta will ORDERS are the topic of a health
"THE ~UTHERNER." This film be featw'ed. educ.ation workshop presented b)
THE JAZ'l TAP ENSEMBLE,
which co ns ms of tap dance,rs and Jau
depicts an impoverished farm fam1I> . David Lynn-Hill. a psycholog) in·
in th~Amencan South scrstained by· 115 ·belief IP.the nght to 8 better life. structor anctJ1c~nse<;t psychoth(•rap1~t ----------------------------------~ -. I Coo~~redw~kao R~~~moo a~hwn~~1n~~~pm11cr~
dis1inguished American fil m. 7 p.m.. . t the door. Golden West College s
" UC Irvine. 178 Humanities Hall.• Foru~ I. <4~744 Golden Wes t ~t..
Free admission. 856-6379. Hunungton Beach. 895-8570.
"1'HE STORY OF ADELE H."
•
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P l n r 'r 111
BOAR
Oeteboe*/ Frldey, Merch 1, 1985 . \ ' ..
Saturday Tbunday
.. TEe.JJENWOLF" by Fred A JAZZ-GUITAR workshop otlm
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NEW YOM'S MASTER CHfS C8SNEWS ,
NICNEWS 8' HOT~T HOTUNE
OOMOVIE * *'' The One And Cloly'" (19781 Henry Wriler Kiili Dalby •
SJMOVIE
• • • Ao-.entures Of Marco Pole>
I 19381 Gaiy Cooper, BaSll Ratnt>ooe
-e:20-D NHL HOCKEY
I ~~~
~/LEHRER
NEWSHOUR
6!) FACES Of CUL TUAE
) NEWS t 8AANEY MIU.ER
,
WHEEL Of FORTUNE · .l.AHCER .
!CJMOYIE * • "Clla111e Chan And The Curse Ol
The Dragon Queen' ( 1981) Petet
UstlOOY Rtdlald HaldL.-....
-7:00-
C8SNEWS
S100.000 ~THAT TUNE
LOYEIOAT
AICNEWS Q
NEWS
~SCOWAKY
WHEE. Of FORTUNE NJliM MTH'UIONEY
WON..D
I P.M. MAdAZINE ENTERT AMIENT TONIGHT
IEOIPAJlfJY
(0)M9VIE * • • • "Ra.dels Ot The Lost Ark" t 198 ll Hamson foid Karen Allen
(ZJMOVIE * • '• "The 8lacil Stallon Returns
119831 Kely Reno. T IWI Garr
1':30-=---
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• ~~WEEKIH
REYllW
i MN DIEGO AT l..AAGE • fl£Olll£'8 COURT .
fl"'"6 AOil SANT A AHIT A
-U0-
8 (1)MCME * * * * "Tl'oe W111td Of Oz'' {19391
Judy Gan.id. Ray 8olgtr
D Q!MOVIE • * "Time Bomb" (!~Morgan · E 1111ehlkl. IWly Dee Wiiham eMOYIE * • 'Cannonball ( 19761 Cat
r *"· Rooer1 Catr adlne 8 «1 BENSON (!) Wl(AP .. CIHCINNA Tl
• OOOGER 8PECIAl eMOYIE * ... , Dead End ( t937) Sylvia
Sickley ~ McCtea
• WAStWtGTON WEEK IH
REVIEW ' It WALL STREET WEEK
'9MOVIE * * * ., "The SenalOf Was lnd•S·
creel" (1947) Wifflam Powet1 Petet
ltnd Hayes
CC)MOVIE * * *' The Lttlle Fo•es 119' 1)
Bite OaYIS. Herbert Marshall
[H)MCME * * •'1 ·sptasn '(1984) Tom Hanks
Oaryt Hannah
lSJ MOVIE * Death Wish II ( t9821 Cllaries
Blon50fl.. Jijf llNnd
-8:30-
1 Wve~r
=REETWEEX JIM COOPER'S OAAHGE
COUNTY
-t;OO-
l ~AEET HAWK
MERV GAlfF1H
GAEA T PERf<>flMAHCES
FWNGLJE -
MOVIE * * * t · Easy Rldef ( 1969) Petei
Fonda. OenlllS Hopper (?)MOVIE * * * •i, "SplaSh 119841Tom Hanks
Daryl Hannah
-1:30-
MOVIE • * •, "2.ono ( t975) Alain Oek>fl
Stanley Bakei tD NIGHT GAlL£RY
-10:00'-
li=YICE •• NEWS
~TON __
Tia<ET TO SEOUL meoX1HG
<C)MOVIE
fl* "Cll11stine · ( 19831 Kenn G~
don John Stock well (H)'MOVIE
'finnegan Beglfl Aqalll t 1985t Mil•Y lG) ..:t,;e Robert Pieston
. *' "Private ScllOol" ( 1983) Phoebe
Cates. Betsy RuSMlt
-10'.30-
1 TIC TAC DOUGH
INDEP£M>ENT NEWS
DEATlf AHD THE MISTRESS Of
DELAY
-..11:00-
1D8(1)9 QINEWS TAXI 1== MONTY PmtON'S Fl YING CIACtJS ., SEJWaEANT BIU(Q
(O)MOVIE * se. Games ( 19831 Snauna
Grant Kewi James
(Zl MOVIE
• • Boatdtng School f 19831 Nas-
1assia Konsllt
-11:30-
IJ(J) MOVIE ..... , ·rne T11a1 Of e111y Jack
~7QleT~n Oek>fes TaylOf
• 000 COOf'l.E 1£NEWS~
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LATENGHT AMERICA
700CUJI f.S)MCME * *'~ "The Hunger ~11983) Catlle·
1ine Oeneuve David Bowie
-11:56-
(t) CINEMAX COMEDY
~: HOWIEMANOEl
-12:00-4
I TWIJGHT ZONE 0 AIJJ:, AOCl<S 8 HOW TO IE SUCCESSFUl ..
AMEAICA
Cf) INOEP£NDENT NEWS
(H)MOVIE
•• "OoclOI Detr0tf ( 1983) Dan Ay·
kroyd Donna Ot•on
-12:25-
-Bert t.abr u the Cowardly Lion, &eta ... a.ranee that hJa llfe will &et better
from h.la road partnen the Tin Woodaman (Jack Haley), the Scarecrow
(Ray BolCer), and Dorothy (Jady Garland) in the .. Wizard of Oz." The
cla.uic motion picture will be rebroadcaat u a apeclal preaentatlon
tontcbt at 8 p.m on CBS. . ·
.MOVIE
• Slntve' (19761 Pablo Feiret
l~~~STYLE FAWI.. TY TOWEM
ll.I AOCK~
-12:4$-
(0)MOVIE i * Playgtrl ( 1982) Veiona Hart
Samantl\3 foA
-1:00-
DMOVIE
*fl Jlle 'itking.Clueeii L1967J QQ6_
~ray Adrienne Com
DMOVIE ' * * I J ' Sealpel ( 19 77) Rocert IAn$>
·=~-* * * The Sm Of Rachel Cade ( 19611 Angie Otclunson. Peter F.ncll
~ E.HTERT AINMEHT TONIGHT
NEWS
fl) THE VIRGINIAN
CZJMOVIE * • Reckless (19841 Aldan Oumn
Daryt Hanoall
-1'15-
S MOVIE
t t T~ liSI Figll1 119831 W11he
Coton Ru~ Blaoes
-1:3S-H MOVE I
"" ·fstaoe fJom New..York-119811 KUTI Avn•tt Oon<Jld
~e
• -2:00-
8 NEWS tC MOYIE •
• National Lampoons Cl.s Re..
untOn t 19821 Gei11t Granam. M1·
C.~IL~riet.
0 MOVIE
• • Recwess 1Q8•1 "'°"" Ou•11r ()ary! Haooall
-2:10-&MOVIE
•• '. Funetal Ill Befhn I 196~1 M1
Chae! Caine Oscat H~k.i
-2:;30-
(f MOY£TONE NEWS eMOVIE * * * , lnllef1I T~ Wll\Cl t 1960
• $i>el)CI){ T ~ F 1 llCIUC M<M"' • -g., ALIAS SMITM AHlJ JONES
-3:00-D MOVIE .
• • 81.lel. Fri0ay 1 1~1 Bot6 Ka•
IOllBela~
'!l A880TT AHO COSTEUO tl)MOW:
WASHIRG'l'OR AEIGNMERT
llllllGU!Uil l8S1JI • BUDGIT Uft'LI
mn •L roam roa u.nA ™ rLOOD COllTBOL .PlocHlAJI
lmponut lu•• alflOtla& Ona&• Couty and tlM natitn will bt dilcu.utd wlata .itm
o.,.r tnnll to ou udla•a CQital to la~ew Oran&• CoutJ'• 0911&numta.
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1/17/'!. ___ l_J • i • ·lib.. ,_.... •1 ,,..t'ft... Dk11qtn• ,.,_, 11a..i ,, .. ,..,,, t.c .. '*" a.11 hnuti1.1 .... _..".,. ., 0r .. ar c...,,
I ~ • u4 lle c.r,.ratila rw h!Mlc lnataall•.&·
I
. . -Oalebo<>k/ Friday. March 1 1985 7
D N
an opponunity to get inside infor-
mation when professional George
Clilliam. studio musician. demon-
s1rates Jan guitar 1cchniques 1h1s
morn1Rg. Yamaha Music F.duca11on
Cen1er. JclTrc} Rd. at lr"1ne Ct"nlcr
Or .. In inc. $15 fee. 559-5440.
Wedne.day
"STUDIES OF THE IDENTIFI-
CATION of the Gene i\ssociated "Ith
Hun11ngton·s Disease .. 1s d1S<'usloC'd
b~ James Gusella. ass1sU1n1 professor.
lkpar1ment of gene11cs. Harvard
Ml·d1cal School. 7 p.m .. UC lrvine·s
Scll'nCl' L«"ture Hall. Free adm1ss1on.
(.!11) ~5-38 11.
"CESAR CHAVEZ: THE MAN and
lhC' MoH'men1:· An oven icw of
farm workers' .!0-)car c;truggk for
1mpro.,,cd wa.gcs, working condition~
and rcprcscn1a11on by Cesar Chavc1.
~ p.m .. llC Ir\ inc's Uni\crs11~ Cen1cr
Hl'rtlage Room. Free adm1c;c;1on.
85~5 1 8 1
Tburaday
·"PSYCHOANALYTIC I N -
VESTIGAtlON of 1hc C rcaliH' Pro-
l'C'>\ 1n film. -\rt. L11cra1urc a nd
\1 u<;1r" prc~·n1-. J film .• "Slcp-
rx·n""olt." "hll·h "'ill hi.' d lSCUS\Cd
w11h krturcr Dr. Ja, Manin. ~pon
\Clfl'd h\ l IC In inc. £d"ard~ Ur11\Cr-
si 1v Cinemas, Irvine. $7 tax-deduc-
1ib.le admission. 831-663L
f
DA_l\ICF
Friday
THE MEADOWLARK SWING
DANCE CLUB, see Singles Wedncs-
da} lis1ing.
'\Saturday
DANSE ARTS THEATRE 1s hold-
ing their final audition to complete
1he casling for their spring show
which features Stravinsky's .. fire-
b1rd. ·· 2 p.m .. Mission Viejo School of
Dance. 23728 Via fabricante.
M1ss1on V1c10. 768-9683.
"PICAS.W -A CELEBRATION
OF DANCE AND ABT" is presented
by lhc"Valcne Huston Dance Theater
a1 8 p.m. a1 Orange Coast Collcge·s
Robert 8. Moore Theatre. 2701
Fairview Rd .. Costa Mesa. S6 ad-
vu net.". $7 at the door. 432-5527. •
Wedneaday
A UC IRVINE Facuh)' Dance
< onccn fealurcs performances of
work! choreographed by James
a Oatebook/ Friday, March 1. 1985
llarlanna Tcherkaaaky and
Fernando Bajonea atu In
t_,e Amerl~an Ballet T~tre•a Loe Angelea .en-
&a1&ement of. ·Romeo a:
Jullet. ABT open• at the
Shrine Aadltorlum Tueaday
and contlnaea tbroagh
March 24. Ttc.ket tnfor-
'matlon at (213) 201-1520.
Penrod. Jamee Ciudde Plasuno. Israel
.. Er. Gabnd. Jillana and Kcnnclh
Green. g p.m.. lJ{T s Fine Ans
Villagl' Thea1rc. $6 general ad-
mis!>ion. 856-6616.
Friday c. "A REALISTIC APPROACH TO
LOVE."-Oozens o( myths and unreal
expcc1ations can prevent you from
meeting thal special person. This
workshop presents a way·to find and
meet compatible mates. enjoyable
dates and new fnends. Conducted by
Steven Winer. 7-11 (>.m., Golden
West College Community Center.
15744· Golden West Street. Hunt·
1ngron Beach. SIO fee. 891-3991'.
SOUTHERN WHEEL i OF
FRIENDSHIP. for singles QYer 45.
mtttsfor Happy Hour at Lt-Premier.
Costa Mesa. 838-341 s: .
MISS ANGIE'S SINGLES.DANCE
CLUB 1s presenl.l'd with 1he frank
'\moss Trio performing from
8:30-1 1 :30 p.m. All ages invited.
i\nahe1m Rowl. 1925 W. Lincoln.
Anaheim. 774-4710.·
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP, for
single over -45. meets for H appy
Hour al 5:30 p.m. al The Catch in
Anaheim. 828-5215.
PARENTS -WITHOUT PART-
NERS sponsors-a dance w11h music
by Sounds U nllmi1cd. 9 p.m.-1 a.m.
with an oncnl:llion fo.r ne" members
at 8 p.m. Cosla Mesa Country Cl ub.
$4 member<.. 546-5788.
Saturday
A WHALE WATCH 1s ~ponsorcd
for singles ovp 4S by the 'Southern
Wheel of Friendship. I :30 p.m.
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838--3415..-
WREEL OF FRIENDSHIP. lur
singles over 45, meets for drnnl' .11 7
p.m. at Bax1er's in J-ulkrt1111
828-5215.
sa'nday
THE SATLING SINGLES otlm
sailing out Of Newpon Bcarh 1'Jlh
unday from 9:30 a.m.-J·"' pm
Bring lunch and beverage. For ,1gr' ~).
and over and also non-smol..l·r, ~~l)
donation. 6H-3282.
WHEEL OF. FRIENDSlllP. lor
singles over 45. meets for brun~ h .11
11 :30 a.m, al Manna(s in C1.11ucn
Grovc~82&-5::? I 5,
THE SINGLETARhNS' ·1>,, ....
covcry Group meets far d1~ni'"1111
and socjal each Sunday at 7 I ll ~1 111
Unitarian Church. I 259 V1cllH1J \1
Costa Mesa. SI adm1ss1on %~-li'''f
· VOLLEYBALL 1s -;ponwml l'\ • 1'
Sunday by the Tall tluo of Or .111~r
County. 3 p.m .. Shiffer Par!.. C 11,1,1
Mesa. 542-I 211.
SOUTHER N WHEEL 01-
F RJENDSHlP, for sj ngles OH·r ~~
meets for-supper at 5 p.m. at 1h1· Jnlt..-
Rogrr. 2287 J Lake Forec;t Dr I I
Toro. 768-4130.
Tueaday
WHEEL OP F RIENDSHIP. llll
singles over 45. meets for d1n1wr .11
6:30 p.m. at 1hc Spaghe1ti 11t1111n 111
Anaheim. 828-5215.
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Contemporary art displayed at
the Laguna Beach Museum of Art
MUSEUMS
BOWERS MUSUEM, 2002 N.
Main St .. Santa Ana. "Ban Chiang;
• Arcbacological Trtasures from
Prctlistoric Thailand" includes over
1.000 objects fashionc m bronze.
shell. clay. calcite, glass ex-
cavated from the Chiang regi on
of Thailand. The tc from between
3600 B.C. and 200 A,D. Continues
through Sept. 30. "Images '8S.-a
J_1Jned exhib111on presented by the
Torana An l...ei$ue. opens today and
features ceramics. drawing. fiber.
glass. graphics. Jewelry. sculpture.
photography. printmaking,-water-
color. and mixed media w.orks.
Through Apr. 28. Tues.-Sat. IOa.m.-5
p.m .. Sun. noon-5 p.m. 972-1900. LAG~A BtACH MUSEUM OF
ART, 307 Cliff Drive. Shown at the
satellite site located in South Coast
Plaza is "On & OfTThc Wall: Shaped
and Colored." This ex hibition pres-
ents coniemp0rary California art that
emphasizes the hybrid of sculpture
and paintjng. Through Apr. 7.
494-6531 . . .
NEWPORT HARBOR ART MU-
SEUM, 850 San Clemente Drive.
Newport Beach. "Six In Bronze" is
presented. Also shown is "Alfred
Leslie: 100 Views Along The Road"
and .. New California Artist VIII:
Zad11c Zadilcian. Sculpture." Through
Apr. 14. Tucs.-Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.ni.
7SQ-ll 22 ..
GALE RlA CAPISTRANO. lf68l
Camino Capistrano. San Juan
Capistrano ... The An of the Hopi." an
annual show focu si ng on •the tra-
ditional an form of the Hopi Tribe.
closes Sunday. Ongoing lhrough Apr.
25 is recent work by R.C. Gorman.
Kevin Red Star. ClifT Frague and
more. Daily IOa.m.-5 p.m. 661-1781.
GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE Fine
Ans Gallery. 15744 Golden West St ..
Huntington Beach. "An of Africa"
presents ctrltuntl cxhibns of African
art. dance. musrc and textiles.
Through Mar. 8. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-2
p.m.. evenings by appointment.
89>8361.
GUGGENHEIM l;ALLERY ,
Chapman College. 333 N: Glassell.
Oranee. Gary Manin. sculptor.
exhibits his work through Mar. 21 .
Mon.-Fri. 1-5 p.m .. Sat. noon-3 p.m.
99 7'.<>812.
MILLS HOUSE GALLERY, 12732
Main St .. Garden Grove ... Clay: An
International View of the Contem-
porary Vessel Form" is presented.
Includes selections from the Silber·
collection. Through Mar. 31. Wed.-
Sun. noon-4 p.m. 636-1232.
NEWPORT BEACH CITY RALL
GALLERY, 3300 Newpon Blvd.
Watercolor.; by Joni Sellinger and
Helen Reeder arc featured through
Mar. 27. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
528-1258.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
Photo Gallery. 2701 Fairview Rd.:
GALLERIES Costa Mesa. Works by photographer
ART-A-FAIR GALLERY, 664 S. Nancy Webber are presented.
Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. Through Mar. 19. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5
Watercolor by Lorraine E'drie, p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
etchings and paintings by Paula Hinz, ORAN_GE COUNTY CENTER
and other gallery artists' works are FOR CON1£MPORARY ART, 362 1 pr~sented through Mar. 13. Tues.-W. MacArthur Blvd .. Sp. 11 1. Santa
Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 494-4514. Ana. "Drawings lfn<fScores'' presents
BC SPACE GALLERY, 235 Forest Channa Horwitz's drawings and
. Ave .. Laguna Beach. Photogra~hs Nancy Mooslin·s abstract works on
that deal'with the human condi11on paper along with Joyce Lightbody's
are presented by anists Gail Rebhan songs "?Yhich are performed by stu-
and Cynthia Gano Lewis. Tbro4gh den ts from Pomona College.
Mar. 9. Tucs.-Sat. 11 :30 a.m.-5:)0 . Ibrougb Mar, 22,. A reception is held
p.m. 497-1880. tonight from 7-10 p.m. Wed.-Stm:-
CALLJGRAPRIC · ARTS, 2219 nOQn-5 p.m. 549-4989.
Main St.. #37. Huntington Beach. ORAN~RIE GALLERY, 480
Ongimrl calhgraphtc works by Ocean Aie .. Laguna Bcach. "Inner
Thomas Ingmire arc presented. ;v1s1ons:· an c\h1tut of pa tel_ ~int
(.'loses Sunday. Mon.-Sat. 1-S p.m. 1n~ b) Frenrh an1sts Patnc1a of
960-5775. Beaunant. ~re .Presented through
CITY OF IRVINE FINE ARTS Mar. 8. 49<t56S6.
CENTER, 4601 Walnut Ave._ Irvine. QUORUM GALLERY, 374 N.
"The Figure: Transformed by Tech-Coast Highway. Laguna Beach.
nology" features manipulated ph o-Opening toda)' an' watercolors b)
tography. paintings. and drawines Lon Quanon and mixed media
and installation. Also on exhibit 1s painunss b) Walabu~ Schauer.
.. Under Glas": Robotic Toys:· Through <\pr I Tucs.-Sun. 10
"Portfolio: Children's An." and a.m.-·UO p.m. -l94-4422.
"Cburtyard Sculpture:· All close SANDSTONE GALLERY. 384-A
Mar. 23 except "Counyard'' which N. Coast Highwa y. Lnguna Be;ich ... i\
closes Mar. 30. Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-9 Brea th Of China." featuring Ma ry
p.m .. Fri. Q a.m.-6 p.m.. at. 9 a.m.-3 Dooley's watercolors. closes Sunday. p.m. 552-1078. Beginning Tu.:5day ts "Hats and
EKOTlCA GALLERY , 1088 N. Hands.'' watercolors by Helen Reed-
\oasl Highwa y. Laguna Beach. er. Through Mar. 31. Tues.-Sun. 11
.. Ceramic Forms -L1 v1ng a.m.-4 p.m. 4Q7-6775.
Sc ulptures" 1s presented through VISUAL ENVIRONMENTS GAL-
Mar. 10. Mon.-at. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.. LERY.--200 Newpon Center Dr.,
Sun. noon-4 p.m. 494-2131. Suite 106. Newport Beach. Being
FULLERTON COLLEGE ART ~hown through Mar. 10 is work by
GALLERY, 321 E. Chapman Ave .. Elmyrde Hery.thc"mostfamousart
Fullcnon. Pieces hy ~ulptor Angie forge r that ever hvcd." Tucs.-Sat. 11
Bray. p:l1ntings by Maxwell Hendler. a.m.-7 p.m.. un. noon-.5 p.m.
and painting~ and ceramic sculpture 760-5077.
by frank Romho 1s presented begin-VORPAL GALLERY, 326 Glcn-
ning Monda)'. Through. Mar. 25. nc)re. U:tguna Beach. Works by
Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-1 p,m .• -Tue~. P1l·a"so arc fcaturt•d th l'()ugh Mar. 31.
7-9 p.m. 871-8000. Tucs.-Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 494-9441.
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demonstrate for me the mean-Dimes :nd a fea ture film aebut . tlfouiJi Oie clut"gjgs have gi ven
PEARSON ing of country and wesiem in .. Hydra Patrol," starring wa~ t~ co'!certs and benefus.
• • • From Paae 3 m usic," Pearson says, picking Cliff Robertson. Pearson will he must watt fort he next step to
up his guitar and -strumming play a Coast Guard officer a recording contract.
song called "Backseat· Mer:n-he ... " • She's cr ossed m e/she's from OkJahoma. Hcf s also "I've never, ever done a real
ory," a sort of country and Pearson pulls ~ut a picture of crazyf_but she's my liJJ)e writing the film's title song. job,'~earson says, proud of
western Beach Boys song about hi s r'a ther whq's making a -.daisy... the fact he's never worked
-what e lse -Southern funny face for· the camera. It · Pearson pauses fo r a mo-'On his March of Dimes outside to ITIUSic indust!l.
California. reads: "For Jeff. From Mr. ment. "YC'h, Delbert was a involvement, Pearson has car-"I've never done anything but
• Discreet." Pear~on stares at the special guy." Pearsons runs to ried on with a deep involve-play music. Who wants to do
.. When I first sta rted learn-picture fo r a moment... the ba throom and grabs a ment with one special child , something you don't want· lo
ing guitar. I didn't know what .... :he was always supportive pi cture of his friend Delbert ... , Northern California Poster do. I don't.
was coming over me.n Pearson of m y music," Jeff continues. th ink he's real proud of me. He chi ld Marcod Together they ·Tve wri tten different ki nds
recalls ... The music got a hold .. , wish r~ could describe the move backeP to Oklahoma. I have devel ped a close, of songs. l!ve-writte n hum or-
of me and woultin't let go. intensity with which I ahacked haven't seen him for a brotherly relationship that in- ous song$=.and-light-heancd
There was something special the guitar." Pears~ pauses. while ... he was J·ust a special spired Pearson to wnte a song songs on lots of subiects. It' called "Marco's So ng." J there behind my music. I just And then there as Qelben gu y." just that I love li ving in
could n't shake that feeling of Clyde Manin, ,a· heigh6or in Pearsons's intensity and {)f course, his musicianship California, so I probabl y take a
having something special. I Santa Fe Springs whcr was enthusiasm for music and and songwriting abilities have more positive outlook on what
was hungry to learn. originally fro m Oklahoma. ·memories of the past have had a lot t6 do with his recent it's all about.
.. But my fa m ily also was real A no ther insp ir atio n in earned hi m a number of gigs rash of successes. Pearson .. I love the hustle and bustk
'\upponive." he adds. ..My. Pears0n 's life. . around the area, including plays guita r. banjo, mandolin, o f the city. I just also happen to
pop's a real funn y guy. When "Delbert was thc. first to involvement with the March of fidd le and harmonica. But love country music:" .-----------------------------------~~~~--------------------~----------, r-----------------------------
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''Orance County Cowboy" Jeff Pea.non demoutratee Illa Tenatlllty u a mu-
.&claa. At left. Jeff aacl lda :d-fatMr'• A•iile. A ...... -JeffOD·
nrate. wltla two mon laMnlDenta, the
pltar ... ............. Jeff will be
Oerf_.....a ... berotlala...,.7and
lo p.m.~ lion at tile Cnqlaone 8alooa, Pr•way aa4 Dyer
Road alt l.D ta Aaa. Putllm' lnfor-
matlcm at 549-1112.
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The kl!:;e•odore Fred llartin, and h!9 Fenton p-eet ••abjects'
from tb. portable thrOae.
New Orl eans-type street iamps at the. entrance of
Bahia Coririthjan Yacht Club stgnaled a-.·Mardi Gras"
theme-ahead for the Commodores Ball. official ceremony
honoring Commodore Fred Martin.
Once again Vice Commodore Roy Stader (and Jean)
topped all their pre vious decorating extravaganzas by
turning the clubhouse i\}tO a fantasy land of Old New
Orleans with huge harleq'lJ in heads popping out of banks
of fi cus trees twin1cJing with white lights up to the rafters. ·
The cei ling was fes tooned with woven ribbon
hangings to complement the tapestries lining the walls and
street lamps lighting a path the full length of the clubhouse
created a ga la scene for the festivities.
~ft~hibber" gue~Fhea"'=asktng -:1r-=:=::::=
Rear Commodore LoriD Weiss what it means to be a
commo<lore an~ how the title is o.btained. Lorin •. an .. old
salt .. gave hccth.is.an.swer ... To become.the commodore of
11 yacht dub. 11nctst>«ially a thri ving. hard-sailing. socially
in volved club like BCYC, it doesn't hap~n oyer night."
.. In fact ," Weiss continued, .. to paraphrase the well-
known television actot - 'to be eligible for this
prestigious title, a commodore comes up through the
ranks. the old-fashi oned way. He EARNS IT!"'
Ancr,'as if to prove the point, Staff (past) Commodore
Jim Moore, acting as emcee, introduced the directors and
officers. leading up to the crowning of Commodore Fred
(Pleue eee PAlM.RAZZl/,..e 30) ..
Coart je9ten Krlsd and Kelly Pat-
tenoa applaud the •roJ&l Patr•.
19 Lorba aad Clw'lae WeU., rt,ht, ietdn& decoradnl MCret9 from -ROJua4.r.._81....., .
Former Rote fllaeen Bar~a B... Wleqala bead 4ecoradon
dancee wltla bubaad former co.-...-~ Joe · •net Verna De-
modore Teriy llaJllCan. . l' lealaardt.
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TURK 18%: <\ rousing adventure-
Jrama about J 1mmy Lynch (Timothy
Hutton). a young man whose crusade
10 redel'm his brother's reputation
rallies an entin.-city to his 'ildc
J1mm) wages a onc-man~ar aga1n\1
an ind1fTcrcnt city bureaucrac) be·
l'ausc his older brother Terry (Robert
llnch). a heroic fire-fighter. hitS been
Jen1cd his rightful pension after
~u fTennga near-fatal in Jury rescuing a
r h1lc.hfrom a burning building. Also
<1tarring Kim C'attrall. Roben Culp
and Darren McGavin: ~irected b)
Rob Clark. Screenplay by James
( ircgof) Kingston a nd Denis and
John Hamill.
THE FALCON AND THE SNOW-
MAN: Ra ted R. Based on a true story
about Chri.,tophcr Boyfr (fimoth)
I lunon). ~n of a former FBI agent.
"'ho sold some o f America's most
closcl) guarded secrets to the KGB.
Based on the best-selling book by
Robcn Lindsey. "The Falcon and the
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Sch~nger. MiCKI & MAUDE: Starring Dudley
Moore and Amy Irving. The story
about Ron (Moore) who is happil)
married to Micki (played by Ann
Reinking) bot finds h1msclfhav1ng an
affair wi th Maude (Irving). Ron
quickl y learns that both women are
pr~nant: and now he must cope with
1w~ivcs -both c'pecting babies.
Directed by Blake Edwards(" I 0").
THE FLAMINGO KID: Matt
Dillon stars as Jeffrey Willis. a
plumber's sorr. who embarks on the
time of his life at the El Flamingo
Beach Club. Jhcre the P.A. sy<>tcm
crackcls with rock hits and well-oiled
bodies glisten 1n the sun. Willis hooks
-up wi th the flashy Phil Brody (R1ch-
ard-Crenna ). a gregarious sports ca?
dealer who reigns as the club\
unoffical "king:· Also starring Hector
Elizondo. Molly McCanhy and
Martha Gehman. D1rcted by Gar'ty
Marshall.
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playgound· 1s Harlem's after-ho11r clasNtrugglc 1n I 9281ndia asa young lheir mother ship will pick him up in
club ''The. Cotton Club.·• Dwyer ~a' English woman is caught between the three days in Arizona. Starmanclones
1hc m1!>f0fl\fne Of saving Bronx beer allure of the exotic--lnd1an lifestyle the houman form of Scott Hayden,
baron 01uthc Schultz. from an at-and her own stnct.upbnnging. Writ· Jenny's recently d~scd husband.
tempted assassifia1ion and . finds ten and directed by David Lean Jenny ~omes an unwilling panic1-
h1mself with -a friend for hfe - or ("Great Expectations." .. Doctor pant in a trip which becomes a
dea•h. Dwyer becomes involved with Zhi vago," ··Lawrence of Arabia," the dangerous flight aeross America a s
the mob and one psychopath's mis-Bridge on the River Kwa1"). Starring the two are pursued by the U.S Army.
tress. Also starring Gregory »ines. Dame Peggy Ashcroft. Judy Davis. Also starring Charles Manin ·Smith
Diane 1.ane and Loncne McKee. James Fox and Nigel Havers. and Richard Jaeckcl. Directed by
AVENGING ANGEL: Rated R. It's TUFF TURF: On the me41n streC1s-John Carpenter ( .. Halloween." "The F .. "Christine"). been four years since Lt. Hugh of Los Angeles. Nick Hauser (Paul og,
Andrews· lifted Molly Stewart (aka Mones) and his teenage gaflg reign JOHNNY DANG E ROUSL V:
Angel) from the depths of her dra- supreme unlll Morgan Hiller (James Michael Keaton ( .. Mr. Mom") stars
mat1c existence as a prostitute on Spader). a streetwise newcomer. ap-as Johnny Kell y, a poor but honest H 11 ood Bo I d M II (Be th H II • bl youn$ man who joins the mob to pay o yw u evar . o Y tsy pears on c scene. I er s pro ems for his mother's pancreas operation Russell) is now studying pre-law and intensify when he sets his sights on
1s in loVl: with another student who Fra'nki. Nick's girl (Kim Richards). and becomes a top criminal. Pitted
knows nothing of het former life. forcing her to make a choice between ·B'3inst Johnny is Danny Vermin (Joe
Suddenl y. her quiet world is shattered Nick's rough and tumble world and Piscopo). the kind of guy who could
when Andrews (Roben Lyons) lS his own Ji(e on the other side of the. give crazed killers a bad name. They
gunned down 10 the Chinatown area tracks. Also starring Matt Clark and are joined by a comedy ensemble that
of Los Angeles. Molly returns to lhc Claudette ~evins. Directed by Fritz includes "Taxi's" Marilu Henner as
st reels. seeking ro a venge the murder Kiersch. ' Johnny's Jirtfriend:' Olar-winner
of her guardian. Written by Roben STARMAN: A romance, adventure Maureen .Stapleton ("Reds"). and
Vincent O'Neill and Joseph M. CaJa. story about an alien (Jeff Bridges) Peter Boyle("Young Frarfkenstein").
Also starring Rory Calhoun. who comes to observe life on eanh Directed by Amy Heckcrling..
A P~AGE TO INDIA: .First and becomes standcd near the Wis-PROTOCOL~ Starrina -Oold1c •
published irt. 1924, E.M. Forster's 1'A consin home of' recenfly widowed · Hawn as Sunny Davis.a Washioaton. · -~---------------------. Passagctofndia"isanemotionaJand Jenny Hayden (Kare n , Allen). D.C.cocktailwaitresswrcnchedfrom
deeply personal story of love and· Starman i_s told by his people that a mundane existence and catapuJted
• Sno" man .. also stars Scan ·Penn as
Daulton Lee. who alOnj with Boyce
wa\ convicted as a SP>· ~reenplay by
<;tcven Z'a1llian. Directed by John
THE COTTON CLUB: Directed by
Francis Coppola-and starring Rich-
ard Gere. A 1930s story about D1xk
Dwye r (Gere), a comet player whose
12 oatebook/ Frlday,'14arch 1. 1985
1------------------------------,•first to national atrention. then the international spotlight. During this
spiraling upswing. Sunny mesmerizes
the media, ~rries with politicos and
hobnobs with foreign potentates, all
the while dodging bullets and other
assaults. And thorugh it all she·
somehow manages to retain her
warmth and com~ssion. and main-
tain her own speoal innate dignity 1n
the most undignified or circum-
stances. Also starring Chris Saran-
don, Richard Ro manus. Clifl
DeYoung.. Directed by Herbert Ross.
Scrcenpla} by Buck Hen'L_
... SUPIMIY CRAPT'ID. ~· •v CHARCWD
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Not all doctors have'cash register' hearts
~~Ml-I Gra~tcd, we can~t fi~I our don't bclie-vc I ever heard a bedsides during a C::.11, ask-there. I know tb~s is a fact
Dear Ann Landers: Several
days ago 1 sat in a funeral home
with fa mily and friends, sha r-
i ng the grief oflosing someone
we loved. We all watched and
waited for the doctor who had
taken care of mother for 15
)'ears. He never came. nor did
he send a message of con-
dolence or make a phone call.
Has bill. however, arrived
seven days after the funeral.
I have lost all respect for
today's physicians. I realize
compassibn cannot be taught
in medical school, but the
studcnrs-who have been get-
ting in don't seem to have any,
and 1 suspect they never ~id.
EVERY
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READ ABOUT IT
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BEFORE IT CLOSES!
m~d1cal schools ~1th simple-doctor break the news. iag aarses to "call llome a.ad becauie tbey are my friends.
mtnded. compassionate dum-If you have any clout with say l don't know wllen 111 be ~
mies, but neither do we want the American Medical As-there. I can't leave." Ann Landers' booklet. ··sex
onl y insensitive, stone-hearted sociation. please tell them the 1 b a1s d t and tbe T eenager." explains
students who choose the pro-doctors had better clean up bed ~ve ods~ ocl ors every aspect of sexual behav-
fession because ifs lucrative. their act -and soon Time is 5 • ears a.a ·~;"et ~o ior -where to draw the line,
running out. -Sbam.okin, Pa. ri ega1n com, post.bur~ boilrde be d-how to ~y no.· the various
I have spent a lot of time in ~g paren 1 ear c a methods of contraception. the
hospi tals these last few months Dear Shamokin: -Of course daed. dangers of VO, the symptoms
and witnessed a great deal of there are doctors with cash There are good and bad in and where to get help. For a
death and d ying. In variably it registers for hearts and dollar every profession, so r ask you copy. send $2 and a long, sclf-
was the nurse who made that signs on their eyeballs, bot if not to condemn American addressed . stamped envelope
dreaded phone call to the you look, you will find many medicine because you raa into (37 cents QQStage) to Ann
family to say. "Sorry. he didn't more who are caring and a few lemons. I can assure you Landers. P.O . Box 11995. Chi-
mcrkc it through surgery." I dedicated.Theyspendhoursat tbereareplentyofpeacbes-out cago.111. 606 11.
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-Joel Stegef. ABC.. TV GOOD MORNING AMERICA
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BREATH OF FRESH AIR ... You can add it to tffe
list ... of some of the very best teenage movies.
including 'Rebel Without a Cause· and
'American Graffiti'."
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'The Sure Thing' a ' hat_number'"
By LINDA DEUTSCH
Associated Press Writer
"The Sure Thing" proves
that a classic movie formula
can be updated to 1985 tastes
and still work. This light and
easy comedy about two college
kids traveling cross-country
stM-s memories of Hollywood's
great classic, .. It Happened
One Night."
The story is fami liar: Boy
meets girl : girl snubs boy; boy
gives up hope of winning girl.
Then fate intervenes and the
two wind up on a cross-
country trek together. quarrel-
ing and shouting until sudden-
ly they realize -well. you
know the rest.
In this case, the hero and
heroine are attractive new-
comers, John Cusack and
Daphne Zuniga, who convinc-
ingly portray the growing pains
and ecstasies of youth.
They are Gib and Ali-son,
freshmen at an Eastern college,
who meet in a .writing. class.
Gib, fresh from a series of
clumsy high school failures at
wooing women. is looking for
love. He sees Alison and is
smitten. But she has a
I
boyfri end. a law student in "Happy Days." and director
California. Rob Reiner. whose film "This
When Gib's old buddy, . ls Spinal Tap" . was last
Lan ce, a colle$e student in season's sl~eper h1~ .about a
California. in vites him out funny. ficuonal Bnush rock
during winter vacation. the grou~. .
offer is irresistible. Lance Reiner displays a deft touch
sends along a pictureofa blond in balanci,ni the real-life world
beauty he describes as a .. sure o~ today~ college ~tudeiPts
thing" for Gib - a woman w1t_h the fairy talequahty of the
with a lu st for short-term script by Steven L. Bloom and
relationships and no commit-Jonathan Roberts. . . .
ments. In the old davs, she'd The youth appeal is evident
have been called · .. a not in "The Sure Thing," but adult
number." audiences may al so be
Gib. fantasiz ing about a charmed by this old fash~oned
passionate encounter, packs lov~ story m. a. ne~ fashaon_ed
his bags.and pays to ride west setting. The refresh mg surpnse
with another couple. But they for many jaded movie viewers
have a fourt h passenger -may be the. absence of any
Alison, headrn& for a visit wifh explicit sex. her boyfriend. That's when the _ ... ___ _. _____ _
fighting and the fun begins.
Though the outcome is tele-
graphed early on, the adven-
tures of this twosome are
worth watching.
Subcontinent visions
reaiscovered on film
"The Sure Thing" is one of By BOB THOMAS
several new films aimed at the A11ociated Pre11 Writer
younger movie attdienGC. ·and
two experts in reaching the
youth market are behind the
movie -executive producer
Henry Winkler. graduate of
Wi~h 11 Academy Award
nominations, David Lean's
majestic saga, ··A Passage to
India," has landed in Ameri-
can movie houses at a time
. nent seem to be everywhere. l when visions of tHe subconti-
'The Jewel in the Crown." I the Granada Television series • I
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'"INTO THE NIGHT' IS IRRESISTllLE ... A SPARKLING THRILLER.
At the center are two of the m9vles' most engaging
young actor~ff Goldblum and Michelle Pfeiffer." ~OCofldS TIMfMAGA/iNf
Ed Okin used to hove
a boring life
He used to hove trouble
getting to sleep
Then, one night, he met Diano
Now, Ed's having trouble
staying olive.
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(Honk' rides out popularity wave at 'Bear'
Uy SCOTT HAYS through the years began their
Oatebook Edlt•r careers -at the tiny club on
The audiende at last Friday Beach Bouleva rd. including
night's Honk reunion at the Linda Ronstadt, Dave Mason.
Golden ·Bear in -Huntington B,_B. King, Kim Carnes: Jimi
Beach, seemed to enjoy the Hendrix and Janis Joplin.
blend of music and summer So it seems only appropriate
memories that made· the local that Honk, a mildly successful
country/pop J!'OUp so popular local group who played many a
duri ng the mid 1970s. night at the Golden Bear.
Beth Fitc~et's voice is still should hold its reunion there.
remarkably beautiful. Richard The first such reunion near-
Stekol 's guiw licks impcc-ly two years ago was ap-
cable SieveWood'sstagepres-pro priate. The group hadn't
ence 'superb, and-ibe rhythm perform~d ~ive together since
section of drummer Tris Im-. thetr spilt 1 6. The fans
delighted in listening to mus1c-
from the "Five Summer
Stories" album and Honk's
two other albums (all of which
are out of print) that are as
representative of their time. as
-say -the Bealle's
~·Sergeant Pepper's Lonely
-Hearts Club Band" album was
of the 60s.
Honk's performance last
Friday night, however, lacked
the enthusiasm and sponta-
neity of the first reunion. The
old standards were long, some-
times even boring. AJ)d the
new material (save Steve
Wood's "I Got To Get
Away,") lacked ambition.
The conce rt opened with the
members walking onstage one
at a time, no introductions.
Buhler. Imboden, Brady, and
Fitchet began up with ·•B\)ck-
eye Jim." Then came Stekol
and Wood. Their personal
appearances, obviously, have
changed with the times; the
music remains the same. (But
then isn't that what reunions
·are for?) At one point, Stckol
seemed to forget the lyrics to
one of his best compositions..
··Don't Let Your· Goodbye
tand."
ln rare moments. Honk 's six
":Cry independent members
cranked out the oldies in great
form. making the even ing less
of an earful. Unfortunately.
repetitious jam sessions were
the rule, not the exception.
The encore was the timeless
and always popular .. Pipeline
Sequence." and both Honk
a nd tbe audience seemed to
relish riding out the last wave
of popularity with this song.
boden, bassist Will Brady a nd -----=-·--=>1-r-----------------~--------------------
C'raig Buhler (saxophone,
flute) consistent. ·
But something-lacked dur-
ing last Friday night's .. reu-
nion" that made the first such
reunion nearly two years ago
much m ore impressive.
Namely. enthusiasm. An ear
can take only so many un-
btoke n, lackluster jam
sessions an'l. ov:erexlended
solos before th~ entire evening
becomes more a rehearsal for
the band than concert for the
aud Lence.
The Goldtn Bear in Hunt-
1 ngton Beach is one of the few
re mai ning folksy niJht clubs
that offers top-quality talent
and big name bands and still
pr e se Tits original
mu sic/comedy acts.
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Popular duo team
performs with
' LA Philharmonic
.
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·of' Wally's Cafe' at Harlequin
·TOM TITUS
No customers ever darken
the door of "Wally's Cafe,"
which makes you wonder how
the place lasted for 45 years,
but there sho uld be enough of
them filing into the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse to keep the
real waiters and waitresses
hopping through mid-April.
.. Wally's Cafe .. is the sharp-
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'' ... one of the most achingly beautiful films to ever
cross the Atlantic. It is also one of the best."
-Michael Burkett, TM Rqisttr
''Superb ... Moving and
masterful.''
-Sheila Benson, Los Angtlts Times
••An Absolute Triumphf''
-Stephen Schaefer, US Magaimt
TORNT: 7:31, •.Jt
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est comedy to c~ryie from the
prolific Sam Bobnck and Ron
Clark since their riotous .. Nor-
man, Is That You?" in the
early 1970s. It chro nicles the
lives and times of three people
at three critical periods in their
lives -1940. 1961 and the
present -as they struggle to
keep their business dream
afloat.
It's no t an easy task. Wally's
Cafe is .~ two-bit roadhouse on
the road to Las Vegas. a nd to -
make matters worse there's
another diner across.the .high-
way, much closer to the road, ltlleen T'Kaye. Alan DaYld Gelman and LaUe Norrla (from
which ge~s the lion's share of left) •tar ln "Wally'• Cafe" at the HarlectaJn Dinner
(Pleue eee WALLY'S/f>aCe 19) Playhoue.
PIC/Q()
Valerie Huston Dance Theatre
Co-sponsor~ by calltomia Alts Council
8 P.M. -SATURDAY, MARCH 2
·R~FW'd ~ats: S6 Pr~Sa~; S7 at Door
PADDY WEST
Irish and Amrrirnn Folk Music
8.P.M. -_FINE ARTS 11--9
SATURDAY, MARCH 2
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l\rmchnir l\dvtt1turt Strits
FRIDAY, MARCH 8 -8 P.M.
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Featuring Peter Ref to. Cello
SATURDAY, MARCH 9
8 PM -"Reserved Seats SIS. SIO. S8
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'The ;est'iJ Frie~ds'
on Huntington stage
"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK," a
Neil Simon comedy. 1s being .pres-
ented by the Buena Park Civic
Theater. ulhvan Center. 7631 W
Me lrose A ve.. Buena Pa rk
t523-035 I). Performances arc
Thursdar,s through Saturdays at .8
p.m. unl!l March ll. -
"THE BEST OF FRIENDS," a
modern comedy, is on stage at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse in the
SeaclLIT V 11lage shopping center.
Main Str~et at Yorktown A venue.
Huntington Beach (832-1405). Pt'r·
formances arc Fndays and Saturdays
at 8:30 through March 30. .
"THE BUTLER DID IT," a mys-
tery spoof. is playing at the Garden
Grove Community The~tcr in East·
glltt' Park , Chapman at SL Mark'~.
Garden Grove (897-5 122). Per-
formances art' Fndays and Saturdays
al 8:30 through March 1'6 with
Sunday ma11nccs March 3 and 10 a l
1.30 p.m.
"COME BLOW 'YOUR HORN," a
Neil Simon comed y, is the fare at the
Grand Dtnnt'r Theater. I Hotel Way.
Anaheim (772-77 10). ~etfonnances
are given nightly t'xcept Mondays at
varying curtain 11mes through March
17.
"THE DtATH AND LIFE OF
SNEAKY FITCH," a musical western
melodrama. opens tonight at the
Westminster Community Theatrr.
7272 Maple t.. Westmins ter
(995-4113). Performances will be
given Fndays and Saturdays ii 8:30
through March 30.
"THE F AlTH HEALER," a British
drama, will be presented toni&ht Ind
Saturday only by the uerThcatcr
G uild in the Fine Arts Concert Hall
on the UC lrv1nt'campus(8S6-6616).
Curtain time 1s 8 p.m.
"GIGI," a Frcnch.navortd silus.i-
c.al o
crton 1v1c iaht Opera at P1ummcT
Auditorium, fO t E. Chapman Ave ..
Fullerton (879-1732). Final per-
formances arc ton1Jhtand Saturday at
8 p.m. and unday at 2 p.m .
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Tea at the Ritz an afternoon Of grandeur
8) BEVERLY BUS.JI SMITH
Of 1be Oalebooll Staff
Las t week. in our two-pan
lrthulC lO that enduring CUS-
lOffi known as· afternoon tea.
we enjoyed sandwiches,
scones and more in the cozy
\'illagc tearoom ambiance of
Tea and Sympathy in Costa
wiches did make for a prett}' chi ves and egg. an undist-The scone was rich and is the real thjng. imponed
plate. however. Toppings were inguished ham salad and tender. fl avorful with raisins. fro m England. And all of the
a v~ry bland smoked salmon. cucumber and cream cheese. The aged heavy Devon cream (Pleue .ee TOWN/Pace 18)
Mc'Wl.
Today. let's travel dow n the
coa'\t to the elegant Ritz-
Carhon Hotel. where .. tea at
the Ritz" has become so popu-
lar. .~s one devotee ex presses
'11. .. !L's just what this area has
needed.
.l ust entering the hotel is an
C\fX'ricncc in Mediterranean
gra ndeur. with 1he comman~-
1ng cliff-top OCCAW view. the NEI. SIMON'S
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c\tremely fortunate to be seat-i;i!l~~~b:::.. Cuisine Daily 1.:d in the prime spot. directly
bc:fore an arched window
v. h1ch fra med the brooding
panorama. Our table was set
w11 h linen tea napkins and
place ma ts. Handso me
Wedgwood china carried out
the hotel's peach and blue
color th eme. So, too, did our
hostess and server's soft, fem i-
n inc dresses. which you could
~carece ly can uniforms.
alt hough they are all the same.
Jazz e ·Jazz
9 PM-1:30 AM
~y
I suppose everyone has a
mental picture of .. tea at the
Ritz." Mine was oftcacarttpr
"muffin stands" filled with
wo nderful things from which
to select.
Not so. I realized the mo-
ment we arrive<{. Already
composed plates waited at the
ready. And the menu an-
nounces, .. with your pot of tea
you will be served ... " What
you arc served is fo~r small
open-face sandwiches, a scone
with Devonshire cream and a
lovely miniature jar of
preserves, a sliC( of tea bread,
wedJe of shonbrcad and a
miniature tart witb fresh fruit
The sandwiches,-w my sur-
prise, were based on toest.
Obviously, this eliminates~
problem of bread drying out.
but m En isb friend raised
,. o a proper ea
san wich!" she decland.
Nicely contrastina in color,
and enhanced by a single peacb
flower blossom. lbe sud·
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IS BETIEB !
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4:1wcct touches were delicious.
The tea itself is 'o ne of the
&rcatest pleasures of teatime at
the RitL Carlton. There are ten
·· teas to consider. from Darjeel-
ing to Lapsang-Souchong. Earl
Grey to Formosa oolong .. Plus .
three herbals. And they are
··proper" teas -loose, not in
teaba_gs. which only adds to the
presentation. complete · with
silver tea sll'ainer.
The tea is brewed in
Wedgwood pots (not metal.
mind you). which keep it
romforttngly hol. And our wanre~s was so attentive. WC
never had 10 pour our own.
For $4.50. you may enjoy a floors. Oriental carpet and the
glass of Port or Sherry from a restf t,rl seating. I admire the
selection which includes Dry management's resrraint in
Sack. Harvey's and the very seating but 38, ra1her than
dry Tio Pepe. Champagne and over-crowding this lovely set-
sparkl i ng .wine includ~ ting.
Laurent Perrier at $8.50 a glass. And 10 heigh1en this 'highly
and Mirassou vineyards Blanc 'civilized experience. a pianist
d.e Noirs at $4.50. pla ys during tea hours on
And in case you're still wee kdays. while the Newport
hun~ry -which 1s a distinct Chamber players perform on
possibility. since all of the tea Sa1urday and Sunday.
·plate offerings arc quite small •As I've discussed the Ritz-
-yo u may order fresh straw-Carlton afternoon tea with
berries with Grand Marnier others. some seem distressed
and Devonshire cream at the $11tab.Buttome.it'sa
($5.25). beautiful way to experience the
The room itself is most hotel and to see that altho ugh,
gracious; wi th its paneled walls yes, it's grand. the personnel is
and fireplace, hardwood extremely cordial and accom-
...
, ·,
modaling. T here's valet park-accommodate those who can't
ing. and• The Library Hostess .. get into the eX'tremely populaf
will validate your parking festaurantS.. incl udes pates.
ticket. cheeses, fruits, se.veral entrees
The hotel no longer makes su~h as beef. strogonoff.
reservations for tea, so it's chicken cacc 1~tore and
strictl y first come. first served, swor~fish . plus a ast ~Y ~f
and 1 think worth a wait if pastnes and fresh bemes. It s nec~ssary. (You can alw~ys S 15. 50. The Sunday ~run ch
enjoy the view. stroll through buffet. also served in t~e
the hotel and peruse the res, lol'n~e. from 9 a.m. to I p.m. is
taurants' menus.) S l !·n~~noon Tea in The Li~
Or you might consider an. bl' a r y a t th e RIT Z-
altematiye with the same CARL TON. 33533 Shoreline
ocean view: the . new buffet Dr., Laguna Niguel; 240-2000.
luncheon served in the adJa-2:30 to 5 p.m. daily. No
cent lounge from 11 :30 to 3 reservations.
Monday through Saturday.
According-· to lounge/library
manager Fritz Bauer this is to
, Opera Pacific
0
/ introduces new UT-ON THE TOWN general director
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meeting was the occasion for
the introduction of the or-
ganization's first general direc-
tor. Dr. David DiChiera and
the electio n of new directors
and officers.
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"Salate •Bao• Ap.-tlto"
Authentic Italian Buffet Brunch
wi th Champagne or Asti 'pumante
fea turin~
Italia n & Cont inenla ~ Oelic-acie
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DiChiera was introduced by
Thomas T. Hammond, chair-
man of the in1crview commit-
tee, who stated, "Opera'P.acific
is· now well on its way to
producing opera at the Orange
County· Performing Arts
Center. With the se1ectio n and ·
hiring of Dr. DiChiera as o ur
general director, our am-
bitious goals will soon become
reality."
In his remarks, DiChiera
said. ..We are laying the 1---------------------------j groundwork to stage national-
ly recognized opera and musi-
cal theatre at the Center.
A formal dinner was recently held pt Ambrosia Restaurant in
honor of Crown Prince Haro~ o1 Norway (righ.!). Pictured with
the Prince is Geril Muller, proprietor of Ambrosia.
..
1a C>atebOC*I Frid91, March 1, 1985 <
nzz as
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WALL Y'S CAFE' AT HARLEQUIN DIN.NER PLA YHOUS
rom ~ag_e_!_! . _
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the business. Still at's a trans-
pla nted New tJerscy hash
sli nger'sdream. a bad dream at
times but it's all his.
Wallvand his wife share that
dream ·wi th a brassy, starry-
eycd blo nde who d<?n~ a
waitress' apron between Omgs
at Hollywood. She's apparent-
1) the world's worst singer, and
her dancing isn't quite up to
her singi ng. so she fits in just
line at Wall y's.
~t the Harlequin. director
Richard Vat h has selected a
line three-c haracter cast to
sling thl' laughs along with the
ha h. and he keeps them
moving at a brisk pace. ut
thl'y°n.· all overshadowCd by
Rohcrt Bingham's '.'big
burger .. Seiling. a son of poor
man·s Brow!\ Derby, which
dominates the relatively small
stage.
No)Y Serving
COUNTRY STYLE
SUIDiY $199·-BRUICI
Includes Bewlrllf16
Well Drink or 8-r
9:00 Al to l:H ,.
845 8081
1712 P18Centla c ........
lnthe title rofe, Alan-UaJid
Gelman splendidl y delineates
the three phases of Wall y, fro m
youthful enthusiasm through
dogged perseverance and fi-
nally to doddering senility.
Perhaps a bit too old 10 pull the
first act orr successfull y.
Gelman hits has stride in the
second. neatly Lnggering spmc
of the play's best comic
dialogue.
Eileen T'Kayc lacks the hard
edges her cha racter should
possess as a counterpoin t to
Wall y's enthusiasm. but her
stage energy is high through-
out. She is most cffectt vc when
provoked, and her animated
scene.. when she learns of her husband·~ infiddity (cvc R
though she's hat1 a few of her
own) Is .among the funniest of
the night. ·
•
.\') tfie would-be starlet. ped into this panicular greasy
Leslie No rris pulls out all the spoon before (in last month's
stops in a brash. glitzy charac-·Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse
ten1at1 on that goes beyond production). It continues
obv ious stere otype into fun-nightly except Mondays at
fi lled parody. She also brings varying curtain times •hrough
ofT the best transition of the April 14~tthe Harlequin, }5()3-
"Wally's Cafe" is the sharpest comedy to come from
the prolific Sam Bobrick and Ron Clark since tbeir rtotoas
"Norman, Is That You?" in the earlt lt70s. It cbronJcles
the lives and ti mes of three people at three critical periods
in their lives -1940 , 1961 and tbe present --:-as t)ey
struggle to keep their business dream afloat.
trio in her third act sequence
wh~n her situatioR has been
drastically altered.
··Wally's Cafe" is a fast-
mo'" ing eve ning of fun . even
for those who ma y have drop-
S. Harbor ·alvd .. Santa Ana
(just north of the Costa Mesa
city limits)_..Call 9l 9-5 110_ fo1
ticket information.
CALLBOARD -A udirions
for the musical comedy ··Guys
and Dolls" will be held March
10 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
at the Laguna Moulton Play-
house, 606 4Lguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. Alex
Gol50n is directing and all
roles are available, including a
large singing and danci ng
chorus. !he show opens May
17 and funher information 1s
available at 494-0743 ....
, BACKSTAGE -The Punch
andJ' Judy Guild will present
.. The Bear Revue Ill." a fund-
raising show for Childrens
Hospital of Orange Count}.
March 22 and 23 at Orange
Coast College's Rot:>en B.
Moore Theater. Program
adven isers are-being . sought
and may reserve a space by
calling Wayne .R~xrode at
545-5966 ....
ON .THE TOWN
Crunch Box.
ot'course you can carry out your favorite crun5=h·
From individual dinners to our big value packs.
Long John Silver's food sounds every bit · -
as good to go!
LONGJOHN
.SILVE!t~~
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3095 H~ Blvd., Coet. "'e's.
(Just soutl\ of the Sen Otego
Freeway Kross from Fecko)
."BEHIND
THE
SCENES"
wfth BRENDA CAPONERA
Restaurant Account Executive
THE CHOCOLATE BAR Now• Pennaneftt Addition •I Anthony'a Pier
2
So popular was the innovative Chocohohc Bar on St. Valenone·s Day
Charlie Rlvezzo. owner of both Anthony's Pier 2 Restaurants. Newport
Beach and· Anah4t1m. has made this feature a permanent add1t1on for
both establishments The chocolate ~res, more than 25 of them. 1s
an all-you-can~at arfatr The "P.S.'.'Charhe adds 1s that they still have
the $6.95 Mame Lobster Omners. For information and resef"Vattons at
Anthony's Pier 2. Newport Beaeh. 103 N Bayside Or , on the beaullfut-
bay. call 640-51"23 •
TMt Cooking c ...... Av ...... •t ROYAL THAI CUt&INE
The cooking ciasses held last year at the RoyaJ Thai Cuisine 1n Newpo<t
Beach proved to be so much fun and created such a great interest that
they have made improvements 1n the classroom. and purchased new
equipment for -.t,w:tenrs convenieooe. Many are looking for something
dlffe<ent in·the taste of food and found it at The Royal Thai Cuisine
cooking classes. The classes Include a four course dinner and cham·
pagne Class size 1s limited. so enroll early. After learning the secret
techniques in P<eparing the eJCotic Thai food. you may purchase the
splees there. Class 2 begins· Monday, March t t For information call
650-3322:
CAMIELLO'S AMOUncee Sundey Brunch SWts M8n:h 3
Restauteur Carmello Monto tells us that Carmello's tS entering into
ptiase 3 or their recent grand opening by introducing thetr ltakan Buffet
Brunch. You esk what is.,, Italian bruooh? Well l.t_ fS' not your heavy
sauce dlShes that makes you feel heavy when ieaVing. Carmetlo · s
.. light" brunohes.wlll feature ttaltan and Ametic.n ~made wtth
expert P<8P*'•tk>n Wld speelal ~ You can expect authentic
Northern and Southern Italian ~Ing when three Italian chefs are
running the kitchen. Carrnelto's buffet brunch, set"9d with champagne
or Aatl Spumonte, hMltutes hot and GOid entrees. varj9ties of pasta. and
chldcen. lemb. and veei. Of course there"s atso the trah Yegeta.bles
some m.nnated. end ewrybody's favorite-the desS\rt tabte. You'll t>e
sure to come bacJ( becaule Carmelto's wUL b4J ottering tomethtng
dlffefent each Sunday. and they are some r..i specials. Whl .. dlhing,
you'll enjoy the cheery ... 'ft>n .. at~ that c.r~·s brings about
The garoen patio deligoed by Roger's Gar<MN. has bright red tabfe
umbreltas and comfy d6r9ctors chairs. French dOOfS lelld into the.
reataur and ~ t>w loungL.. You~ lf\lOY thts lt.tian buffet
bnJnCh from 10-.30 a.m to 2:30 p.m. Carmelo's ~ted at 3520 E
Pacific Coat hw In Corona MC Mar C-'& 675=1922 . ..
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back to the club to greet the
_ members and their guests at 7
p.m.
MartiD as_King of the..Mardi ·_Nancy. Other stafT com-
Gras. modores present were Pat
FILMS .• ~
From pa&e 14
claimed l4-hour run on PBS'
Masterpiece Theater. and the
book by the same title. the first
of Paul Scott's "Raj Quartet"
on which the series is based,
has already made the paper-
back bestseller list. ·
influx of currency.
Despite India's booming
film industry, not many In-
dian actors are suitable for
Western-made films. ''There Is
a huge supplX of actors,··
Goodwin said, 'but their style ....
is foreign and many of them
don't speak English." -
With much brass fanfare Dougan (and Catherine), Jim
from Bill Grosvenor's "Gener-Emmi (and Velma), Robert
ation" Gap" orchestra, .. Rex. "Bud" Hartman (and Chris),
King of the Carnival" Fred Lew Spruance (and Kim),
Manin and hi s Queen Fenton Marshall Green (a11d Pat),
were transponed royally on Jim Moore (and Audrey), and
theirwhite'satin throne to the Terry Mulligan (a-nd
spotlighted stage with the Barbara). · -
Commodore's Flag as the Other directors and officers
backdrop. T hrone-bear.ers introduced were Bill Byrne;-
were Don Willet, Joe De-Jim Norman, Carolyn Hardy,
genllardt, and Bert Kenyon. Jack Spc)rleder, Ji~ Ensign,
Accompan.ying young Albert G. Pino, Jay Pyle,
dancers are coun jesters were Bryce Patterson, Dave Tosh
Ka.thy Mulligan and Kelly and and Steve Askew.
Kristi Patterson, scattering The tradition of inviting
confetti along the way. and everyon~ attending the Ball to
carrying the traditional lace a pre-ball cocktail pany in
parasol. designated members' homes
Cocktail parcy_ h.osts were
Lew and Bernice Copp and co-
host Staff Commodore Hobart
Denny, Dr. and Mrs. WUUam
Hardy and co-hosts Carlton
and Mary Jane Williamson,
R~bert and Mary Longpre, and
Earl and Sonia Ike. The panies
were arranged by Diane
Askew.
A sumptuous dinner fit for a
Icing. prepared by Chef Fred
Kluvers, included consomme
of pheasant, smoked brea~t of
duck. sherben, veal and
shrimp Louisiana style. bric
and fruit and pear Helene. with
all the appropriate wines. _
.. A Passage to India" is
Lean's epic film based on th e
E.M. Forster classic. The film
had already earned $4 million
in only 218 theaters before
moving into wide release after
the Feb. ·8 Academ y Award
nominations.
fndia i; fin ancially attract-
ive for foreign producers. "A
Passage to India" was com-
pleted for $17.5 . million, a
reasonable figure in view of its
scope. Extras can be hired for
S l a day plus meals. Indian
technicians are proficient, and
the-~government wekomes
foreign filmmakers and their
As a result, man~ o( the
actos:-s in theftJms about Ind ia _,
are from England. Ben King-
sley. Oscar winner as Gandhi.
came from .. the London
theater. Art Malik, bom in
Pakistan but a resident of
England from the age of 3.
appears in both ''Jewel" (as
.Hari Kumar) and "Passage"
A minute of sirc-ficc was was again observed. with a
observed for the late Howard stretch limo transponing the
Langley, who was com modore three commodores and their
in 1960. and ·best wishes and wivesforafleetingvisittoeach
condolences -Tor hi s widow. party and th en wltis16ng them
A few of those spotted in the
crowd of 180, were Doretta
and Jim Ensign, Eve Marshall,
n·ick and Rutb Montgomery,
Jean Tandowsky and Irene
Mclndoo.
Paparazzi .is edited by Vida
Dean.
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American
~E BARN ~ican. Lunch M-F t 1·2 30 Dmnei
M·S from 5 PM Happy Hour M·F
4 30· 7 PM Sun Champagne Buffet
Brunch 10·2 30 En1erta1nmen1 &
Dancing Banquet Fac11t1ies 14982
Reonitl Ttls11n 730-0 t t5
THE ORIGINAL BARN
FARMER STEAKHOUSE
The 0ttg1rial Fea1u11ng display bfo.4·
1ng Lunch Mon -Fn 1 t·2 Olnnef
-ntghlly Mon ·Fro from 5 p.m Sal &
Sun lrom 4 ·P m 200 t HarbOI B!Vd..
Cost& Mesa 642·9777 -
HARBOR HOUSE CAF~
Esleblished since 1939 Omelelles. 2S
varieties Served 24 hoofs Sand·
woches. 30 varieties Heated garden
patio Otnr>et served S· 10 p.m 34157
Coast Hwy . Dena Pomt {71 A)
496-9270 Also t6J.4 I Coast Hwy .
Sunset Beach (213) 592·S404 ..
------------------------PARADISE CAFE
San Franc1&ean style Fresh hSh and
pa~a Patt0 dlnlng Lunch M·F I t·3
Dtnrier Mon -Sat from S p m Happy
Hr M·F 5-7 Wed l:adoes ntle SOC welt
drtnlls trom 3 p m Benquel lac~nies
600 Newport Gentet Dr . FashlOO
ISiand, Newport Beach 6A4· t237
POOR RICHARDS
KITCHEN ~ Breakl&sl,. lunch, dinner Patio d1n1ng
wllh ocean view Modest prices
• Beer /wine Famed IOI Belgian wattles
Open daily trom Ba m t 198 S Coas1
.,. Hwy 111 Village Faire MCJn. Laguna
Bea~h 497· t667 •
PUFFINS
"Natutally" cooked foods. trom pan·
cakes to crepes lo steaks An adven·
tUfe in nafural eating Open Sun thru
Thuts 8 a m to I t pm Frt & Sat 8
a.m to rnidnlgt11 ViSalMC CaSYal
MOderate poces 3050 E Coast Hwy '
Corona del Mar 640· t!>73
Chinese
DeteboOk/ ~' March '1, 1985 . .
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COAST a
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Continental
AIRPORTER INN
Medften'llnHn Room
Continenlat Lunch M·F 11.30·2·30.
Sun Brunch 10-3. Dinner trom 5·30
Happy Hour M-F Entertainment &
Dencing 7 nights a weett Vll1et park·
1ng. Banquet lac1llt1es 18700
MacArthur, Irvine 833-2770
CAFE LIDO
Newport's Cannery V1Nage 1azz spot
Cozy atrnosphete Americlln. Italian
& Con1ioen1a1 menu. Lunch M-F
1 t·3 O.nnet nightly 6 pm 10 mtd-
night Entertainment nightly 9-t:30
Sun Jeizz sesSIOn 3-7 Ample parking
2900 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
675-2968
MARCEL'S
Votlaf ... reel. Newly remOdeled'
Marcel's gourmel oyster bar is now
oPen IOI tuncb from t 1 a.m chnner 111
1 00 am m ll;"1ng nightly t30 E
17th lat Newport Blvd 1 Gus1a
Me!>a. 646-8855
RMERA
Continental Chet Aletlard Bergner
since. t970 Intimate dining Lunch
11 30-3 -Dinner from S pm. Closed
Sun. & HOiidays. Banquet rOOITMI.
33--33 -6 Bristol. Costa Mna
540-3840
French
909IDUUX
100 Winea &Iver Food A~d Winner .•
Luncnes Tuat..f'rl Oirvw M·S.CloMd
Sundays & Holi91rys. Off Sfltl~ and
A;andol6h (bet~ Beker •nd Beer)
then tell on10 St Cl.llr 7 58 St. Clalf ~
Coat• Mese ~3M 1
LE MIDI
New ifl NeWport, Old m tradition
FalvOfful French Provencale dishes
Charming decOf and atmosphere of
the South. the Midi of France. Lunch
and dinner Tues. lhru Sun. Sun.
Brunch 1 t AM to 3 PM, Extensive
Cakt end French wine tlsts. J.421 Via
Lide>. Newpof1 Beach, In plaza our
Hughes Market. 875-4904
Italian
DOMATELU'I
The Of'lglnel from Cos1a Mesa alnce
11173. In our',_ location MrVlng
our famous pizza and pasta. Dina In
Of take out. Beer and wine• also
Mrved. 9430 Warner Ave at
BuMlatd. b«llnd the Slzzlaf In
Plavan Plaza, Fountain Valley
1183-5965.
llARCEU08
F 8thlly O'jlWled. Established linoe
1973 Pastas. veal. pizza. Speclallling
1n Clopptno. Bear & Wrr.e Nlved
Salad blll. Lunch Mon. thn.I Fn : dinner
7 nights. weell. Suooay Brunch 1()..3
pm 17502 Belbh Blvd at $1al8f.
Huntington Beeth. M2·5505.
Mexican
MICAU•xteAN •ITAURANT
Our IOOd 19 a trll) to MuJcol Est-.,~
1972 Open i:lelly lrom 11 a m. for
lunch & 4iflner CocktallS. Entertain·
,,_,, W«J thfU Set nJQtlll In the
Burro Room 296 E. 17th St ~t&
Mesa C•ft 645·7626.
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(as defense lawyer). He also
played in the recent HBO
minis eries, .. The Far
Pa vi ii ions."
'1lf people.ever stop making
fil m_s_ about ~dia Pd-never
work again," Malik joked dur-
ing a recent visit here.
Natural/Healthy
FORTY CAMOT8
Delicious fashion food per Henfy
Segerstrom A great piece for dinner '1
days lrom 1 t a.m Sunday Cham·
pagne Brunch Between Bullocks and
I Magnm. So Coast Plaza. lowef leY9I
656-9700 •
Steaks/Seafood
BLACtcRARDS
Hearty Beel Entrees & Seafood
l,..unch t \·3·30 Dmnet from S pm.
Happy Hour M·F Extensive Oyster
Sar Two 010eu south ot John Wayne
AtrPOf1 833-0080
THE CANNERY
Features fresh local seafood, Eestem
beef Lunch. d1nnei. Sunday brunch
and champagne bfunch. harbor
crUtSeS Enteftalflment n.ghtly and
Sunday attemoon Lounge lood gal-
ley Historic watertront landmark in
Newport's Cannery Village. 3010
Lalayet!e 675-5771
CRAZYHOftlE STEAKHOUM
Featuring Eastern Com Fed Beef·
Prime-Rib. Fresh Seafood and
...&peelal!Ling In our famous pan lrled
steaks and desserts. Lunch M·F
11·3. dinner M-Sun 5 pm. (Dinner
reservat10r11 guaranteed). AU1henttc
Western decor. dancing & live l'llUllc
In the saloon. Dyer Ad. Exit/ NewJ)oft
Fwy. Santa An.a. 549-1512.
RU8TY'9EUCAN
Fresh seafood and lots of 11 Newport
Beach :-~unch •. dinner. Sunday #
brunch ~s Newport Bey 2735 w Coeat tiWy 642-3-43 t IMne -
Lunch. cllnnat. l'lappy hour 1830
Matn 545-4774.
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