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Home My WebLink About1985-07-26 - Orange Coast PilotL , TOMORROW: -·----~--WARM 'ORECAITI OH A2 Serving Newport Beach, Cotta Mffa, Huntington Beach, Irv Int , L1gun1 BHeh, Fountain Valley and South Orange County ORANGE COUN TY C ALIFORNIA fR10A • JU •• ••• t Hl. is C ENTS Teen 's lawyers reject.DA 's report Won't accept conclusion vindicating officers in skirmish with retarded boy l l,11fll '111d1l ..it111n lor < Hl11 1.'I 1 lall\1.'\J I ov.1k1 .11111rnn K I) \huf)\ -...ird I lwr,d.1 ~ '(>In wu'h h1· d1dn I 1n· ll'I \ j( IA. till' 1w1ghht1r\ 1h.1t IA.C Wlkl.'d 111 111 hl ' J1"1:g.Hdtny lth1·1r \IJll.'· mn11\J By Ll~A MAll0!\1-.\o 01 t ... O•llY l'llOI llett \1111111\'\\ 1111 •• llll'lllitlh l l 1.111kd ll'l'll <1g1·r v. h11 111\1 .1 k1dnn Jlln .1 '>lullk v.11h an lnin1· poliu: 11lliu:r Biiiy Graham winds up his Anaheim crusade and bids for attendance re- cord /A7 Date book Magic Island ts a place where magicians weave truth Into lies./Datebook Sports The Angel s slip 1n Tor- onto, but the Dodgers expand their league lead to 31/2 games./C1 Business Businesses on Newport Boulevard In Costa Mesa are receiving a $766,300 facellft./C6 INDEX \J1d I hur,dJ~ th1' 111111 t .1l u·p1 th<' hndtnS' ot an 111' 1•,1111..1111111 th.at n11''" H: toru· 111a' not U\t·d irt 1 h1· ,11 n·,1 111<1u1do R 11tl1111u1·1J1 I k It \ltktn\ nw that thn .i11· )!111ny 111 11111 \1.1u1111· I ,,1n' Jq>ut\. dl\tru..t .11111rnn 1n 1 h.1r~c 111 'f'X:ual il'l\lgn 1111·111' \J\.\ thl.'fl' "v.J\ nun u.kn1c 10 ir11h1..itt: llwn v.J\ l I tm1nal u1ndu1 t Australian lifeguards Memben of the Auatrallan Junior Lifeguard team partici- pate ln drUIJJ off Huntington Beach cout Tburaday. AuHle Andrew Thoma• climb• a rope ladder after jumplnl( from I0\11hnl 111 th1· Jltl'\I I{ 11" r I ~ u l' I ... I (.)a\ lk '"'d lht'H 1\J \ no 1'1dcmr that .1 'tru~k l11·1v.1·1.'11 1h1· \oulh .ind I 11~1kr Jll 11,1.1\aCnl h1' mcdll.11 u>nd111on \h111,.· '·'"' I . an,· ltmlinit' • du 11111 llllll 1.f ·'llh llUI llV.ll 1nq•\tlK-t t 11111 It' I 1h• In! 1 lw I \ "'" l1·tt1·r till' "'II " r 11111 ''·' h nw 111 111 ,, IJ v. 1·1111111 \'111t•111 .1)!1·111' .ind ,h11uld he. 1r,-.11nl ·" \11t 11 l l\1111' II\ 111l1t1.1J\ ,l\knl lh1· 1)1\lllll \1t11rnn ,Clfll11· t1111111dull .111111\c,11y_.11111n 1111h1 \pr I 21 arrnt 111 k •l\lr1yu1/111 -...itl\I\ pullll, 11111· the pier while another vlaltor. Rodney Mllllngton. takes a plunge ln a almulated reKue attempt. Huntington Beach junior lifeguard• will vlalt Au•tralla In December. 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Luc Monta.gnler t1•rn\ "'t'r lhl· hc.·h;J\ 1111 ol th\' 1lu1·•· 11tti1 t'r\ 1 n' oh 1·d .\ltl'r rt'ad1ng th1 ll\t' 1111 h 1h1d rq1on \uhm111nl h\ I , .. n, ll\lnl' 11111111 It \I ~u11 \Jtd h1 "\Jtl\ltrd th.it 1h1· 1uq·.,11~1111n v.a' th11r1>u~l1 .ind I arr I k prl.'dtl tt'd 110 d1\l 1plln,1n .H 1111n v.ould hi. tJkl·n J~lll'>I I ov.Jl'I .uu.J <>Ilic t'f\ \h.ir1 I oh man and (Plea.e Ke LAWYERS/A2) Trauma center stung by report Direc tor of Valley facility disputes critical findings By PHI L SNEIOERMAI' °' ,.,. oe11, ,._ ., ... fht• ph \lllJI\ ~h11 \1lp•l\I"-'' tr Ju ma 1 Jll JI I 11u11t.111 \.ilk, < 11mmun11' I l11,p11.1I dl\putr' th• hnd1n11' 111 J IC\ll~ thJI jl.l•l' 111• ho,pllJI I !<1 d J\\ 11 r1 u t Jlk l-'l'•I (lrnhlt ""Ill II\ tr1·.1trll\'OI 11' p.1t11'llh llqv.1 \\I !Jr ~ d hJlll I h11l1IJ"l•ll 'wttd I hur\JJ\ th• h11 p1l.tl ,,ifl rn.1h \Offit han1t1:' It ··"•It ti .. 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Prom Al sta&l"!i. of rt'scarch ~1d \.1onlJin•l'r Bu t thl'rt I'\ no l"Ufl' tor \If)\ n111 .1 trt<Um(nl th;at v.111 rebuild 1mmunc- \)'S1em~ wri:'l kl'd b) the' 1ru\, h~· \;ml Rl'~arlh lcadt"r\ Jnll 11.10 ml'llt<:al prof~.,1onal!o gatht:rcd .it thl' .,,m po~m1m lo l"Omparc the pn:hrn1t1ill) rt~ull~ of 1he11 expenmt·rual proJt:t" and 1radr 1nform1111on Montagn1l·r \.rnl then· V.t'fl' 1111 breakthrough'> to report on 111' \ ~I which ha!I bct'n '>hov.n ir1 l;1tlur<itor\ test!. to ha mper lht• v11us' 11h1ht} to rn ulllply Ltkl' otht•r drug' ht'lnlt tesh:d, HPA H ha\n't ht't:n Jhk lu nd pat1t'nt'i of 1hc d1'>t'J\l' and 11 rnn tx· toxic-, Mont<1gn11:r rnmt•lled He \Jill a rn1gra1111n ot \ID\ .. uOercr., to l'<in'> v.oultl bt· 111 \.Jin "II '>Ortlt'Onl' ha\ Jn I Ol urJhlt' d1)eaSC ht' \.\ill du aO\ thl Oji. . \,lld Mon1agn1cr For m::im '\mtrilan'> hof11.· t omt•\ from drug-bu) 1ng H'Oltlll'' 111 uthtr countrie'> lh<il \ell tht· n1t·d1unt'\ not \ti appru\l'd tn lhl l nite<.J ~litlt'\ .\rnoni tht' tlruit\ ~1111 -.natth<'d olT fo1t·1gn 'heht''" R1ba,,rrrn th1· ant• \ 11;1l 1h.it v.a' rnl·nth lt'\tnl 11n : I palll'Ot\JI the Nl.'v. 'orl H11.,p11al < ornell 1\-kdrrnl C l"ntcr Rt:'iult' 111 lhl' pllul PIOJl'll "'l'rt' 10 bC' rclt:J\t'1I 1o<la) h) head H'~'M<'ht·r Or Richard B Rolx'm l\kan"hrll' Dr Kobt-rt\ \ \1111th hrad of IC N\ b1omrd1tal \111d1n di' l\1un. re,tl'tt·d guardc:dl) to report' that R1ba\tr1n wa\ being \muggll'd from lOUntne'> l1kt• Me,1co. wl'\c:re 11 ,., markc:tcd U'> a re\pirattu > drug umkr the namt• \ iraLok· "\.\ l.''rr H'n d1,trt''>'>l.'d thJt 1wopk v.ould gu aht'atl anll wkt· thl' drug ( 1111 .$()$,"<>aid !\nuth "\ta l11gh do\e R1ba' mn h.i., -;1dc dlt·l I'> "' Wl'll .!'> other treatmc:nt\" \dH'r't' rl'<llllOO\ lo tht C'\ j)l'nml·n1al drug'> h<t\l' indeed bt u1ml' a roadblock \dill Dr P.1ul \ olbt-rding chu:f ol onrnlog) Jnd llrrl'llUI ul th1• \II>" program at \,111 I ran1 l\lu (1t•ncr,1I I ln'>pll<il \ olbc-rding howl'' t•r ..aid the drUi' l!IUld Ix• U'>t'd ol\ ltlO<.kl\ for In\ lt"ll ltHlll\ ~k .1d1kd lh<il J numlx·r ul anti \ iral' hJH tx·1•r1 l'lktll'<' rn labor.1 IOI) lUhure'i agrumt tht• AIDS vrrus -1dent1 1ied 10 Pam a\ LAV und in the llnrtt·d \)talcs a!> HTl V-111 \o t:.11 tv.11 of lhl'.' drug!>, llP.\ :n Jnd \IJIJlllrn. ilPIX'<lf to !>IO\.\ lhl· 'Prl•,1d of tht· d1\caw ill i\IDS pu- lll'nl'>. But lhev haven't been <tbll' to \top the: t•vt•ntunl d<'tcnorat1on ofthl' 1nHnu111• '~'teltl \'oltwrd1ng 1•,tmrntt·d that up to IO IX'flent 111 lhl' j')l'oplc: 1nlt•t It'd Wllh lht• \lfll\ "Ill d1·\clop AID~ 1n lhrt·l' to ll\l' }eJr\ wh11l· 211 j')l'rtcnt will tnn1r.1t l 1111ldt<r \} mptom.-. Tht· rt''> I "ould rt·111,11n ht•alttn hut hl' t uuld not'·'> tor how Joni \un1l' pt.•opk WCnl 10 handle 11 ht-tter and hctoml' chronic: earner\ Other\ dr1.• dn,J'>tah:d he ">asd. SCOOTER KILLS WOMAN IN NEWPORT ... From Al rc!>1denl ol ijalbo.1 ..spp.srrnth wJ~ walking homt· 1111111 .J grm1·n '>ton· Wedne'>cia)' allanoon v. ht•n 'ht• w<i' 'ilruck b} a motor \t 11ott•r llr I\ I'll "' Kevin Paul ii 21 ·'l'l'<H~old :\t·v. por1 Beach re\ldC'nl l ratlit lrl\nt1giltur Mark Fr\hl'r \J1<l T r ui 11111 t ro\\I ng Ha I boa Bo ulevard near nrd \tret'I v.,a\ thrown into tht• turb "hert• her head struck 1hc p:l"l'mcn1. I 1c,hcr '~lid I ht• woman wa' takt•n lo tht' f-ounlain Valley ( 1immun1l) lfmp11<1I trauma renter wht•rt• \he dsrd Thur\da' at about 5 '''rm lrom 1ht• head lnJUI"\ a coronc1 'tkpuh ~1d Fisher \J1tl the wom<1n wa' v.all.1ng ou1s1dc 111 tht· 1 ro\\v. .tlk . .tnll ap- parent I\ hJd ha batl. to the onu1m- 1ng 'l(ooll'I v.h1th v..ic, lrJ\clrng at k'>!> than 25 mph The 1n\e\t1ga1ur \aid PJul lo11kt•d awa> momcntarrh to waq• 1<1 J lrrenll and when he lool.cd h.it I. to tht roadwa> 1t "'J' 11111 talc 10 a\111d h11t1ng Tru11l111 Paul v.a\ n111 u1ed tn tht• Jtudi:nl anord1ng to I 1\her ''ho \<lid pol1u· ar1.• at1cmptrng to lo<:atl' "•lnt'\\t'\ Mschatl Lero~ Wilhelm 17 l11t·d JI noon Thur!>da) at tht f-ounta1n Valle'! trauma center from mJ\\sH· head· and internal '"June\ ht• \U\· 1a1ned 1n a a <:nr a1.:t1di.'nt 1n < O\IJ Mc~ the da\ hdore, otliual' fl' poned. ' Wllhl·lm wa!> tht•dn H·rol a t<ir thJt \lammt•d into a light pok earl\ V..ednc\day on Harbor Boult>vard al Suntlowtr Street Thrct: pa'i\Cnger\ 1n the uir. all from C oroncl al!>o v.cre 1n1ured Poltt·e '>31d the \outh\ ""l·rc on their "a) to thl' bt:a1h.10 gu surfing "hen their car \t"l'red dl '°"" the roadwJ' and rammed the light pole In \C'it1ga1or (110 Waldron <,a1d 11 I\ poso;ible,-the driH·r fl'll a\lecp at the v.hccl. Wrlht'lm had to Ix• pried Imm behind the steering v.hel.'I Waldron \aid. Thr rn1ured pa'>'>t'ngcr' "l"H' Jcffrt"• \c1ms. \,\ho suflerrd a hrnl.rn ll·g Jcihn l ell v.ho lm1 hi-. ~pkcn dnd \U\larm•d numcrou\ latnat1om .. and Ja\on \ a\mcn 1. v. ho .. u fTercd a hmkcn rnlla1 honr and lost his left car .\II art· I b )Cars of age In another acc1dcn1. Traci Sue •\\andcl 'iuffcred two broken arms whl•n hl'r \>l'hH It-"a' involved in a thrt•e-car accident nl'ar the Santc f-e rJ1lroad l'rO\\lng on Harvard Av- 1:nuc l n1nt· polsre reported r ht car\ \.\Cf<' ncarl~ '>I ruck by an 11nrnm1ng tr.un that pa!><ied JUSI mrnull'' after the 3 30 pm. m1c;ha p, polite ,,11d Officn'> said onl' of the JnH·f\ hJd '>topped to kt lhe train pa" "hl·n a ~tond moton~t ap- pro.schcd Jnd failed 10 <tet the fla.,hrng light\ at the train tros .. 1ng. I hl' tJr\ rnll1dtd and w-ere pu~ht•d into a third H'h1d<' Police !>atd the train pa'>\ell minute\ later without \lril.1ng an' of lht• ccir\ Ai,andel. who had lo bt· l ut lrom the wreckage ofhn tar 1\ tx·ing trl'at('d at Western Mnlrlal C enter trauma unrt in Santa \Ila TRAUMA CENTER REPORT DISPUTED ... From Al Thomp\on wa\ among the phy\· 1c1ans who prr.-...cd tor c\lcihll\hment of a n Orange< oun1-. trauma \)\tt·m 1n 1980. He sa id thl' re' IC"-tl·;1111 wh1lh included phy\lcran\ and " lr<sunM nurse -all from ouh1de Orange ( ounty cnt1t11cd FV< H tor per- forming too mam tC'>I\ in \omc La~., and not enough rn othl'r\ For exam pk he '>aid the rn 1cv. team claimed f oonta1n Valle) trauma ph~\1t:1an'i 100 ollcn j)l'r- formed a peritoneal lavagr. w lrn.h "J way to determine 1f a trauma patient 1s bleeding 1n the alxlomrn<il c<ivtt\ But he de"K:nhcd thl' pm<.edure <t'> ";,i very hcnign lC'>I and ven. helpful · Thompson said thl' rt'' 1rw ll'<im '>uggcs11:d FVCH tralJma dottor\ ordered morr le'>l '>than nl'< e\\ar) J\ J wa\ to earn more monc" Hut Th<1mp\on 'Mltd hi'> 1r;,rum.s· ph)\- 1uam arc paid h" thl' "lH~'>hllt n111 h' thl' numll<:r 111 prolt'dure'> thl'\ ordcr Ill' al\O u111t 11ed the review team tor cxamin1ng onl) pa11en 1 record\ lrom I !JI<' and carlv 1984, even though thc ho\pllal ha\ n1adechange'> \IOU' that llllll' Dc\p11t· h1' nbJct twns. T ho mpson \,ud tht hmp1tal will make changes lo .t'i\urc 1ha1 11c, trama ce nter des1g- 11a1ron "e\tended be\ond 120 da)s "'-' t 11\1' 111 tt ttla\\ hou\c .. he !>aid '-' r v.,1111 to tont1nuc a'> a traumJ tnllt'I ~l' v.111 ti\ tu lOnlorm ·· LAWYERSASSAILDA'SREPORT~ .. From Al Da" rd \tcK'rmer hc<iiU\t' I hl· rq>orl 'ihOIN'> no C\ 1dcnte that the thrr1· vwlatt•d "an) dt·panmcnt pol1t \ 111 prcx:edure'" in the re'>tra1n1 and \ub'>c· qucnl arrnl nt Rodnitut·1 Mu1r\a1d Pean thl't1I} \Jtllimc}c, and kn lll" \l<lll would rt·ad thl· repon <inti hold lonkrentc ,., an\wer Qlll''>tron\ <1hou1 11 on I ue'>- da) Bttau\t' tht• K11dng11 t·1 t::im1h ha' filed a $20 rn1ll1on ti\ ii \Ull .ti(A,1111\I the <.11) and lhl' ntlitcr\ 111\11hnl 111 tht teen-agl'r., arrt·\t \11 1111 \.11d hl· did not think lhl· D1\tr11 t .\ 1111rnn ' rrport would he made puhhl \ hn.11 dt'Cl\100 on rclCa\1ng lhl' d1x. unH·nt would he mJtk bt:lorl' tht· pr1.'\\ confcrtnu· h1· \J1d Kodngul'I \lvJ\ tJkl•n 1nt•1 l u\lod ~~n~c,p1c 1011 ol \Icahn[!. a brl \l ll Jlll'r 4fhr?1: onitt·r' thc1-.cd thl' '>tre.imrng y1,1u1h through u rl'\ldrnt1<1l nc1gh- horh11od .tnd rnt11 llll' 11.t11<1gl ol hi\ famll\ homt \ltord1111.1 111 ,1 repon filed b) \gt I owdcr ht ·rcmO\rd tht· c,uhjttl lrom 1h1· Kar:tltl' pla1t·d thl' \Uh Jn t on the gra" and 1m·d lo handtull him Ro<lriguc/ pan·nt' l111v.t•\t•r \J\ I 11\.\der 1gn11red nl'1ghhof\ .ind I JrJ f<o<lr1guc1 t·ne'> ll1t1I thl' ho' "'J' rcwrtkd ;,ind u1ul<l not undel'>lJrHl whal "3'> happening 111 him rhc~ contend l owder t11p1x-d Kodnguc1 onto a rock \lrl'wn \l't 111111 of the fam1h \front \ard and lh.it lh1· thc amount nl l111tl' U\l'tl rupturl'IJ '"' k1<lnn Rodngut·1., k1dr1n ""' rt·mtJ\l'd JI Hnerl\ llmp1lal 111 \1ontl·bt·llo tlHl'l' da\\ ahrr hi\ <Hll'\I I \an•; 4ul'\t1onl·d nL·.trl\ ff)(J 1nd1 \ 1dUJIHluring hi\ 1n\l'\ll~tlllHl 11l 1h1 arTt:\I and tht· \outh' \uh<,t·qut·nt 11ix·rJt1on Ill-rnt1·r\1l'""l'tl XI v.1t · nl'\\C\ h't pohtt •1ll1tt'f\ .int.I ml'll1 t al f)(r\onnt'l v.h<1 ire<ill'<l lht· \uulh lndrrx·ndt·nt eJtrx'rl\ "'l'rt• <11'11 hired llH'\iclllllOl thl' rt·1T111\nJ ~1dnl'\ and rn, 11·v. l "Our nwdttJI npt.·rt\ frlt th;t\ th<' k1dnc} "J' funL11onal pnrn 111 \lll Rl'IY but 1h.ll the rcmm JI 111 thl' \; l..1dn n "'J' 1111·' 1t;1blc l: vans wrotl' 1 n t hl· ll-11rr 10 Pt· art "igt. l o wder' Jtt1on\ dul n111 aggra1<atc "the h>dront·phrottl u1nd111nn of lilt· l..1dnq •· ht Y.,Wll' II 1hat\ 1rul'. ~hurx· Jrgu1·\ wh)' did th~· ll'l'n a~er lx•g1n hll't·d1ng rntern- all" hour\ .iftt·r \lrugghng with lht pnllle 111111.a'' .. I here·, no qucc.tmn < 1111d11 had ,1 lunt llonal k1dnc» bt:fon: h1' 1·nl11unlt'r v.1th of11cl'r I owder " \hup1· \UJl~nted ha.,.rng 1h1· D1\- 1r1t l \1trir11n·, <>f11te 1nve-;11g;llt: pols11· dq1anrnnt·1 alt111n' " tanld 011111111 111 h;n 1n~ 1he11 own attornl'~ 1 ondut t .1 rn 1e1,1,. I ht Dr'>lrlt t \1111rnn " 1h1· l mm\l·I l11r e"1.·r. polru· llep.1nnw111 111 tht· count' ntt•pt \nJhl·1m tw oh\(·nnl V. htlc \1uir <,J1J ht• 1\ pkac,cd v.1lh tht 1hor11ughm·" 111 thl· rl·pon and 11' llUll<HTll \hUIX' \illd hl' v.ould t 011 lrnUl' 111 prt'\\ the famrh ., l.i .... c,u11 · I tx:lst•H• !ht•< 11' o( Jn inc would ht· 'e'" 1llJth1.,ed 111 tla1m \rnd1- litl111n until \Ulh 11n1e a., 12 Juror\ h;nr h.11! tht• 11ppon11n11~ 10 hrar all tht• fat t\ '\hUfX' \;11tl FREEWAY FRIENDS CHALLENGE FOES ... From Al 1mpro1wrl\ rntr1t 1 reg111n,1l lrl't'V.d\\ whrc.:h art• undt•r \IJll' 1uricl1t t111n • f hl'IOlllJtl\l' II .1pp111\nl v.1111ld 1mpropt•rl\ 1.1k1· dkt 1 fl·ll•1.11 '" i·h frrim J.rn I 111!<'> •I h1• lltlt• nl lht' pr11p11\1'll 11rd1 nJn(<' '' t11n lu\lng ;md rnl\k,1d1nit r hr \lgn:JtUrC' 10 \Upj14trl t1f lht hallol mra,urt· \.\1·n· g<11h1·11·d h. ,, group i.:alled lht• < 11mm1111·1· 111 \1 "'" f hou..and .\ltcr rt\H'\\IO(l thl' k~•,.11 • h.1lkll1t.I' ( OS r pr('\ldt'nt IJnH'\ ~ l•1hn,11n c,,a1d <\II of 11 I\ J hunl h ol hdl•inn Just Call 642-6086 Delly Piiot Oellvery I• Querenteed It'., J n 1t c pad,al(t' \ 1.•n 11111 k a ntl 'l'r) thorough Bui 11 d11t·,n·1 me\ln JO)th1ng .. Regard1ngioda) ·, met·t1ng with 1h1· \upcnor C oun Judge hr ad1kd I wrll be there with gun\ hla11ng" C O"IT began ll\ rx:t11111n dnH earlier 1hrc, year aftt•r tht· Irvine (it) < ounc1l 1.01td 4-11n f,l\111 of work1n(l with other nllt\ and < >r.1nge C ount} 1n planning the thrtt· ncw fretwa>c, Backer\ ..ard th1.· free" .tp arc needed to reht:"C cx1.-.t1ng trallr< < onge\t1on and to\Crvt· burgi.'onrn(l \outh Orang1 < uunt\ <k\l•lopmcnt I l'C\ 11n Ill' .... dc ... clopmcn1 ha"t' lx•t•n \U¥J(l'\led a\ a wa~ 10 ra1'il' ahout hall ol thl' e\llmalcd S8SO mrlhon tmt 111 th1 frceway'i No \Ul'h dt· , 1·l11pt.·r ki:' ha.,,e '!-l"l hct•n appro\ed 1n ln1111 < < l\ I l.111lll hed tht· pet1t1on dnvr 111 tal.1· lhitl lt't' den""'" out ul thl' h.rnth 111 lht C 1t> ( nunril II 11 d1x\ not hJ\l' \otn <,upport Frl"CWa) lrll1t' '·" 1ht· roads "111 promote dndupml nt ,1nd 1ntrca,c· ,11r and nol'>t' pollu1111n hut v. di n111 rdrcve tr.ilh1 1.101, Wha t 'do you like aboul the Dail) 1'1lot'' Whal don't you llke7 Ca ll thf' I numbt'r 1 t lt ft and your mf'1tal{e wlll ht rl'rorded, tranwcrlbed and dt llvtrtd to tbt Appropriate t'dltor Tht u mt' 24-hour ans"t rlnjl '!4'rVil'I' may be u~t'd to rt>cord lf'llt rs to Cbt t'dllor on any Coplc. Contributor .. to our l.rllf'r 1·olumn muwt ln<'ludt tbtlr I namr and tt lt>pbone number for vt•rlfkAtlon ~o C'irculatlon r ail•. pltUt' Trll U'I wbac's on your mind Kare" Wittmer . I., Vtt 1,J•' Clrculetlon 714 /142-4333 CleHlfled edvertlelno 7141&42-5171 All other depertmenta 142-4321 MAIN OFFICE Robert L Central! Ooneld L. Wllllem• Clrculetlon Telephonn ·~ ,.,, ........ j, I Howard Mullenary A' ,.,, , tr 1• '~,1 ;J" Peggy Blevln• ,,, • r , , ' VOL 78, NO. 207 WEATHER Warm weekend ahead for Coast Onthore pr•Nure 11 down. to temperatures will M up S 1urday across lnl1nd Southern Cattforn1a the National Weather Service uya OecreaNCI pressure is eating away at the marine layer and lhut reducing the afternoon eea breeze ttiat cools Inland areH Houer W9athef wltl bring downtown Lo• Angeles a high ,,.,, 90 Sa1urday Fair skies are predicted Inland and low clouds will bfl restricted to coa11a1 areas overnight Along !he Orange Coast there will be tale night and early morning coastal low clouds with lair skies In land Saturday Warmer days with highs ranging from the 70• along the beaches 10 near tOO warmer inland valleys Lows in the low 60s to low 70s 1.11i. Aoc'" v~ '~ U.S. Temps lOo;! .. ~le H ,~ • ~~ "'ONTS M""'P'"' i• ,. Ml Lo Mt-S....t> 86 ,. W•m -C060.....- Albany M""'e11k• ., 60 aa n R.,, n ,,r•s Snow 0c;~..,...St.atl0'\Wy ...... Alllu(l_ll.,. ., 64 Mpl9 SI P•u 80 ~ Shower' Am.,tlk> H u N..n• .. 91 16 ,.. __ ~· ..o ...... us OM;I ~ ~·· -o. ...... •1 7!> AllC.l\of "04' 67 S7 411•111• •• 1J N-foo 64 70 """"'"' c;.,. 8A ,. NO<'lol-Ve ,, Tl Olo tll\uma c..1, u 10 Aull•'' 91 75 San1eC1w u S$ &.itlmC'Htlt 811 n OmalUt •• 61 Calif. Temps ffrttanc• 13 .. 8tfmtngt1an 8~ , , 0<1anc10 93 1• ,,_,1•111-t 81 56 Pf>•l•O..l>'l•A 89 70 •·~'C" 81 •7 eo. .. 9, 60 PhQeto• 10~ 83 Hogr IOw lut )• h<>u!t 0<1d•nQ al ' ao.1on (16 n P1tt1bv•O~ es (17 . "' Tides 8uflalo q 1 7) Port1""4 M., ilO 63 Ba~ ... ,..,a 101 IS C..14* 86 ~(I POft1e1"70• &9 (12 E1>1•~• 61 S• c"""'"'°" , <: 8• ,, P1ow-~· 83 1l frMnc.) IOS 10 TOOAY C'>al14MIOt• w v ~· IJ ~~"'Y 90 70 l ane;,.,., 98 10 &.tOf.0 ll!Qfl ! 27 p"' S9 C11¥10H• N G ~2 11 Ml 59 lo. Ano-1 •• 99 C11eyet1M 77 Sl Aeoo 97 87 Oa111anc1 73 61 UTUtll04Y CIWCeQO 85 63 Aoc.11mono 89 7) PMOAoOIM 94 S8 F1111 to,. 10.."' 0 I Clncinnal1 87 n SI loutt 68 12 A.a &fun 101 73 ~n 7., l • o...i...a ae 10 SI Pata-lamp• 91 ,. "*lwooc>C11y 78 63 tow II H am H Columbo•, Oil 87 72 Salt take City 92 53 Secr•mento 91 58 Second hogh 6,6pm 83 ConclOfO N tt 811 70 Sa<i Anlonoo 97 ,. Sallnaa 87 58 Oallu fl WOllFI 8• 7G San Jvln PR 90 71 Sen 0<4IQO 79 10 Sun NI• IOOl y 11 1 59 p "' Dayton 87 70 S..n• 81 60 Sen F r1nc1tco 70 59 ,,_ ~ ... eo a• Sll••YePO•I 94 19 Santa 8 a<bare ,. Ml S11urd1y al II 00 • 111 and Ml• ae••n al Sr>ol<•nt 90 60 Stock Ion 90 a. 1 58 p"' 0-Momet 88 83 O.troll 91 66 Syracuoe 90 1' High IQw In<?•"'"''' •na1no al 5 p,,. Mll<WI '"" •Oday 11 3 24 p m. N it 11 fopeh 12 6 7 a m Saturday I nd ,._ again al Ouluth 18 •8 Ml 53 8an1ow 108 77 EIPHO 91 53 T~1 99 71 Sig Bear 9() •5 4 3S a M fllrbenkt 11 53 Tu1n 84 n Bia/loll !Ill 58 Far90 eo 50 WH1l11>9lon 90 73 llly1"8 109 74 Surf Report Flag11en 19 ., Woc.n11a 88 ii! C11a11ne 71 84 Orond R•p•d• ae 60 Wllk-S•tte 85 70 Long Beath 79 87 a ... ,, .... 85 58 Monro\111 91 88 lOCATK* llll '""" H1>rll0fel 64 7• Extended Monleray SCI SS Hunll"Q'Ol'I S..Ch 2·3 , ... -· 111 57 NewpO<t~•· 10 66 R1-Jelly ~I 3.5 C>OOCI Honolulu 89 78 Ontano 9' 87 "°'" 9,, .. ,, ~· 2. , ... HO<.<llon In ,, Palm $pr1119a 104 13 2'nd 911 .. 1 Newpor1 '. , ... lndltnapoiol 87 11 Moa11y ci.a. Sun-O•Y lhr~h r.-PaMderl• 104 73 8aib<MIW~ ).~ QooO Jacloaon Ma 82 ,. dly bultomOlowCIOuOtlW>d OQalong Aiver..oe 93 85 LllQV"I 8Mcll 7,3 '*' JllCkaCltlVl!le es 75 San 8ern1110•no 94 ~ 2 . , ... 1.....-oaie 'OQ 1 Hog"-al bMc'-5.,, Gat>t ... SanC-11 l>OO' JunMu S6 49 87 87 Kan ... City 64 63 n 1M 70. '9"0"'11 up 10 ,,,. ~ inlat1(1 S1t1-u 59 wel.,lem(I 118 tatV419U 10~ 711 viii~ Lo.,.,,.,,.,.,. 1n Iha eo. 5.,.,. Al\t 1 1 87 S-dortlCllOn -.Ill CLOVE CIGARETTES UNDER PRESSURE ... From Al ~moking a dm e ugaretl(' Tim Ct!>law. a 17-year-old high school student and '\occcr playrr from Newpon Beach. died May 10, J 91S4 afl cr developing breathing d1nicull1es and coughing up blood Hr!> parents have filed a S25 million law<;u11 agatn!>t the manufocturer\, 1mponcrs and dr!>trtbutor~ of DJarum Kudu\, thc brand of clo.,,e cigarttle\ the }Ou th had betn '>mok1ng. The law-.u1t and \ubo;cquen1 mcd1- tal report\ h<tve ..el ofl a 11dal wave of ncgatrvc publicity that 1~ threatening 10 -.e nd thl· entire kretd rndu'>tf) up 1n \mokl· \o far lhl' ~le of dovl' ugtim:ll''> h;,i, hcen bannt·d 1n 'le" ~cxrlo '-nada anll 1 londa <>tht•r '>lilli.''> lt ~e < olorado arc on the \e1it· ol enacting hanc, :ind an ac.\Cmhl> hill ha\ hctn rnwidulcd in ( alrlornrn that rnuld rt''>Ult in do\ c ugart'lll'\ tx:1ng van~l'd Imm \lort· \ht•l\C\ "I'm not a pt.'r\On who panrn ca'' hut I think tht'rt I\ pll'nt' of pr11ol 1hJ1 dn\C' ugan•ttl''> Jrl' had." '·!)\ .\c,- '>t'mhl)man Krlhard Mount1cr,. .1 Kl'puhlturn Imm •\rl at.lia who 1n- troduled kgl\lat111n on t loq· ugarctle\ "At lir'>t I &1\kl·d forthc lkµartmcnl of llcalth 111 look 1nt11 lht· prnhkm then I rt·al11cd thne v.a!> plt·nt) of 1nforma1111n \Cr~ m:gatl\c 11lf111- mat111n ' MuuntJO~ c,ay' "Now I 1ntrnd lo pu\h for a total han ·· In the face of all 1h 1\ importer., and maker\ of kretck'> haH' deudcd to light b.1tk f hr) h.t\l' organ11cd the \pt•tialrl\ r obacw ( ounul. 3 ''forth ( Jrolrnn-hao,cd rnlorma11un anll puh- ht rclatt0n\ outfit th.it I\ hopeful ol ,d.,,rng tht• dn .. r cmprn: "Wl• v.111 lhalkngl' .in\-gcl\ern mcnt thJl v.rthout am a11empt lo e'tr ltn<l out lht lad' han' dm,t· lr~.irellt'\ '><!)\ C1an •\H<irn l'\· l'tllll't' t.lrfl'dor of the nrv.I) lormed tounul llov. l an 'vllU 1,1kt· awa) tht• fl1"nfon1 of l ho1tl' w11h11ut " -.ingll" 'hrnl of \I tl'rHifit t'v1dencc It'<; all Ill\! 11p1n111n that rx·oplc 'ilar1 aS\Um- 1ng" fau .. \\rnm \cl\\ ""lon\l'O\t:" n·\porHf\ \1 hethter "I ht• hurdt·n "on 1h1·m If thl'y lecl dO\ 1· llP.rrl'll"\ .ire \Ilk, let them pro\l' II < lcne crgarctteo,, \Old rn packages of I 0 for $2 or more. c:onsr'it of about 60 percent tobacto and 40 percent dove, The u garellC'> havt a sweet. pungentodor that !.Ome sa)' '>mcll'i slightly of manJuana or 1nccn-.c. Avram says there arc at lea111 a quartt r of a m1ll1on regular krettk smoker"> rn the lJn11cd States and a .. many as a third of them are rn O rangl' and Lo.-. Angeles counllC'> Although clove u garettes appear to appeal primarily 10 teen-agrr'i and young adult!>. Avram sa) ~ there art' Ix-en no attempt to market Lhl' product 10 )'oung people I ht' ac11"e 1ngrcd1cnl in rlo\C 1\ t•ugenol. which rn 1t'> purified form rs u'>Cd rn toothpaste. perfumes and a\ an ancc;thc11r b) ctentr'its. according to Dr ~ut Rrndtr. a medical tp1dem1ologl\t at tht: federal ( tntrr for Disease< ontrol 1n .\1la n1a fhough cugcnol " on the goHrn- mcnt's h'>l of safe drugr,, then:'" a lack of data on thl' drug'> effect when burned .rnd inhaled. a(cord1ng to < R f dcr rnforrna1ron <.lirt•ttor for thr tobatt11 u1unul "But th1\ '"a produ1 t that ha'> hcen in U'>C rn thl\ rnuntry for about 15 ~carf, and for more than I 00 year'> rn Indonesia If there wa<. a prohlcm. don't you think 11 would have shown up h~ now" Ecker !lay' the clme c1garl'ttt' 1ndustr~ fa vor'l an) "unb1a!>ed" 'itud-. that would reai.:h rondu\I\ e ans we" on whether eugenol 1\ harmlul when inhakd He \aye, hi-. group dclt'\ not have the re1,ourcl's lo londuu '>UCh a '>lUd) Doc. tors at ( enter for Dt<iea'iC C ontrol lUmp1lcd a dcucn case.-. earlttr 1h1s )Car in wh11.h ~rele(k cigarette' art \U'\pected of tnggtnng allcrgl( rcac11onc, of re\piratof) 111 rll''>'> In tv.o ca\C\ the smokers d1l'd S<.hrthter bt·hc1.t\ there ,., ampk cv 1dence that do"ve c1garc11es. es- pecia lly when '>mokcd b} young people. can lc1u...e 'iCvt'r<' medical problem~ and even death. He blasts the tobaccocounc1I a\ a "PR machine that 1s going a round laying a gu ilt tn p on all of us" "What do thl'y kno w'!" he says of the ind u~1ry oflic1als. "The> arcn 't ~c1ent1sts, They're iust a bunch of tobntw \tllt"r\ "ho pander 10 lud\ w1lh some lanq pac kaging that ha\ \omc \on of pc;yc:hcdelsc. M"xual appeal .. Schechter ha<, refu~ed 10 meet with Ecker or A ..ram on telev1\1on to dm u'i\clovt cigarettes. "Wh) \hould I'' In my o pinion thr> don't rvcn ha\c a leg1t1ma tc: point o f view," the surgeon sav!> h krr admits he 1~ facing an uphill dsmb He blames the med ia for '>preadrng "horror stones" a bout dove cigare11es and pol111cians for rt'lpondrng wllh "knec-Jtrk" reaction to \UCh 'ltOrlC\ ·•1 don't think there t'i an}thrng "-r<>ng w11h clove crgareues but sf there ,., let'!> find out." Ecker says "L<'I'!> u..c ..ome of the tax~ the government 1s making ofT these c1garcucs and fund a true. unbiased \ludy that everyone will believe." \chcchtn . MounlJO)' and other<. ..a~ they arc not opposed 10 an intenSt' \t udy hut think the cigarettes should be banned 1n 1hr meantime. "If you wa nt to stud)' 1t, then stud) 11." ~chechter say-; "But I mil don't want m) kid berng able to walk rnto a 7-Elevan and buying lh<'m. G et rrd of them" SLAYER .•. From Al t0mm1t Wh<'n I think ahout 11 I gc1 tral} Str Th<' 1nc1den1 OC'CUrred sn the a pan- ment f-ath1 shartd with the baby''> mother. 20-)'ear-old El alvadoran 1mm1gran1 Isabel Rodnguez. and three otherr, Prosecutor Rick Krng argued dur- ing the three-wetk trial that Fathr wa' intent on gelling nd o f the 1nfa n1 because the defendant wa nted to re turn to his nati ve Iran w11h Rodnguc1. but was cmbarasscd he cause the chi ld born out of wedlol·k was the son of ano ther man. Sensational f oor Co•erin ' e Huge savings up to 50% on the finest name carpets, choice hardwood and imported ceramic tiles. CotTipa r abl e savings on luxur iou s ct ra perf(·s. cu stom u<·d!-,p rPad~. wall pa per a nd m l nl blind . Professional installation and financing available only at ••• 640-2700 640-2934 r Orange Co1tt OAIL V PILOT t Frldl y July 26. 1986 * A.3 BULLETIN BOARD Saddleback College slates fall signups . fall \Clllt'~ter da\H~ hedulc\ huvc been am\ 1n& at 'iaddlt'balk ( ommun11y College 01stnct homes People ma> rcg1\ll'r for courses 1n a number ofwa)\ • B> u'i1ng the mall-in applscat1on included 1n the !>chcdulc This applies to courses otTert'd b) the college on radio and telc" 1s1un and to off n1mpus courses. The deadline as Aug. 16. •By appointment. This applies 10 thO~l' classes mee11ng in Leisure World. Laguna Hale,. Reg1~tra11on dates and times are July 29. 10.) I and A.ug 2 from 9 a m to noon and I ·4 p m • B> going to the first da~~ meeting I h1sapphes to all other cour~s Fee'> arc SI 7 5 for •.1, unit \2 5() for 1 i unit. S5 for I unit up lo S units. and S50 for 6 or more unm Fees are pa)ablc at reg1\tra1wn For reg1s1a11on and fun her 1nforma11on call H 11 -41< 16 PC users meet at college The Orange:' Coast IBM P( t;ser Group will meet Saturda\ from 9 a m to noon in Room 114 of the Technolog) Building at Orange:' ( oa!>t Collt'ge 1n ( osta Mc'sa Further 1nforma11on on the tomputcr organ1za· 11on may be obtained h~ calling %h-5250 GOP to hit the beaches A Republican youth reg1strat1on and blitz beach pany will be held Saturday along the Orange Coast from Seal Beach to Dana Point b) the Republican Pan} ofOrangc County Pri1cs and free T ·\ham"' Ill be given out. and a hot dog roast and beach p.irty w1th elected officials will folio"' an aftrrnoc1n of regl\tcnng people at thc beach f or further information about the event. cal l local part\ heudquartl'r'I at 547-K006 Singles dance In Newport .\n afternoon dance and ~ion shov. for c11l singles will be hcld \unda\ ahei'ft'Oon 'b> the In 1ne· "iewpon chapter of Parent\ V. 11hout Panners from 2 to 6 pm at the Park ""e""port ( lubhou~ 1n Newport Bcal h A I pm ontntatwn wil l precede the e'cnt which will cost S4 tor PV.. I' members and SS for non- member\ (all 549-11 lS for d1rec11on., and funher 1nlorma11on · Swim lesson slgnups set ~1gnup'i for the ne "<t sc\'11on of sw1mm1ng lcs\ons at the Newport·( O'>ta Mesa YM( .\will be held ~unda } and Monda) at thi: Y. 2300 l 'n1vemt\ Dme "lev.port Beach ( la\\CS he-gin Aug s r unher 1nforma11on ma~ be obtained h' calling thl' 't \<1( A at b42-9990 Kids' program at YMCA Thl' \outh Coast 'r \1( .\ ...... 11 continue llS ~um mer program "\.tom .. r1 mt• Clut'' fnda)~ trom I I a m tu l 'IJ p m Ounng th1\ time muthcr'> t·an lea'e their children at either LlgunJ "•guel or ~an Clemente Y~C A·, tor an attcrno1Hl o l games and \1ng1ng led b)' trained 'r'llvi( .\ stall ( oc;t per child I'> $6 For more antormat1on call the 't MC .\ in Laguna "'igucl at 101-llli22 <1nd \an ( lemente at ~96-%22 Lions seek new members fht• < n\ta Mr'la·<>rangc C ()U\I Lion' < luh 1s looking for ncv. rrn:mher' 1n1crt'\ll'd in doing commun1t\ '1crv1 rc $90,000 judgment will ease the pain, but not memory HB death ca m p survivor - -says court a ward won't sile nce neo-Nazt gr oups By SUE MANNING A••oci.t• ,, ... *'"" Mch in Mermelstein believes sleep will come easier now that he's won a $90.000 Judgment apinst a group which claimed c;1x mtlhon Jews never were e'tterm1nated 1n Nazi death camps .. I will e ven die easier." the 58-ycar-old Huntington Beach businessman whose mother father. sister and brother died at the hands of Na11s during World War II. \atd Thur~a> But the court ruling .... o n't erase Mermelste1n 's mcmones and 1t won't obliterate those who thrive on hate. attorne)'> and '>upponcrs said "Anyone who was at Auschwitz saw and heard what happened We heard the v1ct1ms as they were led, driven and lured into gas chambers. We saw those chimneys ~pew1ng that hdhsh Oamc dall}. Those were not hidden from us," said Mermels· tein, who ~ull bears the 1a1100 burned into his flesh at the concentra tion camp "When I got to Auschw1t1 in 1944 with m> mother, father. two sisters and brothcr. in <,1x weeks. 400.000 German Jews were gas~d 1n full view We are not dealing with an act of war Auschwitz has nothing to do w11h World War II other than 1t happened then This 1s a cnme against human1t:y, espec1all) against the Jews," he said 'v1ermelstcin. who hve'> in Long Beach fi led a St7 m1lhon la.,..,suit in 1981 contending he suffered emot1onal dt'>tress after the Torrance-based I nst1tute for H1stoncal Review failed to pa~ him a SSO.<><XJ rev.ard o ffered to an)one "'ho could pru\e Jt'v.\ ""ere gassed at Aus· lhWlll Otfendants 1nduded the Libert) Lobb) ot \.\ ash1ng1on D C . and \.\-11l1s C arto lobb) treasurer and tounder of the 1n· statute There ·~ no lm1na for the institute and telephone: menages left for Carta wcre not rc:turncd 'Aond:ly Supenor C oun Judge Roben A Wenke. in a stipulated Judgment, ordered the groups 10 make three pa )·ments to Mermelstein totaling $90.000 b) Oct I The first $50.000 1\ due Aug. I Mermels- tein said he v.ould donate the funds to the Auschwm Stud) Foundauon A letter of apolog) believed to be the first of m kind c.,..er produced. was 11 ven to Mermelstein b) defense attorney\ and the defendants agreed to accept a 1981 court ruling that said the murder of Jews at Auschw1u was an indisputable fact . Auschwitz wa\ one of numerous slave labor and death camps the :-.laz1s set up 1n Europe to exterminate Jews G) ps1cs, homoselluals. poh11cal opponents and others they deemed unlit to live H1s- tonans sa) the !'la11s murdered 11 m1lhon c1v1hans Rabbi Marvin Hier. dean of the Sim on W1escnthal Center. called the ruling a personal achievement, but "1t will not dnve the neo-Na11s out of business .. He said the case would auract attenuon, "but there arc haters. right wi ng gro ups, the KKK (Ku Klux Kian i lunattc fn nge, the rev1s1on1sts -the) will not go out of business They might change their names and their tactics but there arc enough haters and bigot\ to take up the slack " But the) ha"e S I fJ0.000 less to spend o n their ant1·sem1t1c \ cnom. he said Mermelstein'\ .ittorney. Glona Allred, said his '..tC tOI) 1s a te\Lament to what o ne man can do "Those "'ho ha'e auempted to dtston h1\tOf) ha1.e been brought to their knees:· \he ~Id "We behe\e the rule of law .... ,11 win o .. er the rule of terror. which I think neo-Naz1s wage I behe\C that hescan kill We v.111 not permit tho~ lies to kill again," she vowed Da" 1d Lehrer Western \tates counsel for the o\nt1-~famat1on League. added. ~,~,.... Mel•ln Mermelateln wtth Holo· cauat pbotoerapb "Their unequ1' ex.al apotug~ combined w11h pa) ment of the dam.ige a ..... ard put\ thC' he to the '>pcc1ou\ nonsense the\. ha .. e been pune~ing lor \t'\eral ~ears · "V. alll\ < an dnd hr\ 1lk .... ,11 be hard pres!ot'd tu in anJ "Ca\<' out of v. hat the ~ ha'c put their \lgn.uure'> on ·he \il1d Mermelstein he ht·\ e'> h1Ha\C "'•ll maf..r a d1fTeren<l' "I "'ould lOm1der thl\ to be a \ecd planted Im the1r do .... nfall Bet .... eC'n nov. and the 'ear ~OOfJ "'e .... 111 \CC ·1 d1fTtrencc That\ not asking tor too mut~. 'Seasonal' increase recorded in countywide unemployment By J EFF ADLER Of lhe Delly '11ol lt.n t nemplo\ mcnt in Orange ( ount~ rO\t' '>Caso nall)' a'I e'tpected to 4 J percent bct.,..,ecn "v1a> and June as nt'"" graduate\ and summer JC>b ..el'ker\ '>"'elled the count) 's '4orkforce. according to the state's month I) accounting of emplo\ ment trends relea'>ed Thur'lda\ The unemplo~ment rate increa\ed UIS ixrccnt from \1a) 'c; rernrd lo"' 1 5 peHent mark and matched 1he 1985 high for uncmplo\mcnt rcc-orded lac;1 JanuJn l he numtx·r ot count\ re\1dcnt\ ""hu "'ere "'lthout JOh'I 1n June ro\C b\ 'I 600 O\cr \1a) Jc\t'l'I to 56 4<XI "l 1nemplo)mrnt almo~t al""a~' mr'> 1n Junl" .. expl<11ned i\lta YC'ttrr. a lahor rnarf..ct analnt JI lhc '>late Lmplo~ment De\cl11pmen t Dq>artment'' ~anta .\na oflice "ll should \ta~ t'lt' ated dunng thc rt'\l ol the \ummer month\ " The seasonal increase 1n Joblessness matched the rnlrease 1n Los ~ngek.., ( uunt\ where the rail' 1nueased from "' percC'nt to ., ., peru:nt during the l"'O· month penod and 1n thl' \l3te "'here the rate Jumped from., I pertcnt in \.la\ to -'S perlenl 1n June l nemplln rnent tigurC'' tor the nat1un dunng the tv.o-month period rem.11ned \table at 1 3 pen.en1 Both the t \ and C aliforn1a rates ue adJu\tl'd l11r '><'JS11n 01l cmplO)ment tlut tudt1on\ The latest figure\ 'ho...,ed unempft>\· ment 1n Orange< ount\ remJ1n J1110ng Lhl' lo"'l'\t 1n the \IJtc \tarin ( ount\ 1n "onhl'rn < <1hlurn1d rt•g1\tt:rrd thl· lo\'e\t \I.lit' ratt• IJ't month "'1th -1 1 pt·rlt'nl Orange C nunl\ '-1 I rx·nt·nt ...,,t\ m.1tlhed b' \an \1 Jteo Count\ V. hllC' unemplo) menl edged upv.ard cmplo' ment <st Orange C nunt' tirm\ al\o realhC'd ne"' high'> 1n June:' Llka• firm, reponecl ~ 20< ne\4 Jobs "'ere , rl.';sted durin g thr month bringing the coun1' 111h ce>unt 11• a relord total ol I 11 "\ •10 J '" [X'r C'nl increase l)\C'r one \C'ar ag11 '-t·arl hali ol the nl'"' ~ "\{i(1 reta1 J h Jdded d,mng the repon1ng pcn<x! "'C'rC' HI areJ rl''ltaurants v.h1le half ot the gain., an \Cf'\ 11.I.' industnes 1.ame at amu'>l'mcnt par!.' .i nd h•llt'h gean ng up fctr the 'um mer 111urt\t ... eason Yencr s.ud \IJnufadunng pa Holl\ al\11 g.a1ncJ dur 1ng tht' month as I .~JOO nc"' Jllb\ "'C'rc addrd t•spenall~ h' food pmu'.''i\or\ .rnd pubh\h1ng firm\ The con,trut t1on 1ndu\ tn al\u repont•d <1 Junt· gain v.1lh t•mplt•\ mcnt 1nuca'i1njl b' '-ll10 JOh\ Isle goat roundup deadline is today Rescuers h ope to t rap 550 a nima ls before day's end From 1t•ff and wlrt rtport1 ~ .. the deadline: approached for \ olun· teer\ tr')1ng to round up ""aid goats ln in@ s1de·b)-.,1de with a "-a') gunner) range on ~n C. lemente !~land thC' man leading lhc- rescuc cnon said thr danger of unellploded \hells was prC'\ ent1ng workers from reach 1ng all the animals 8} late Thursda) hOWC'\er 52~ goat' had been caugh t It had been hoped a total ot 550 could be captured b) the time the hunt ended toda\ accord1na to C Je ... eland Amor. president of the Fund rur Animals The national animal rights group hega n plucking the Andalusian goats from ')an Clemente Island on Jul) 5 and was to ma..,t• 11s last S"'"C'<'P toda\ The "la'' had planned 10 shoot the goats \a} ma the~ threatC'n 'l<''erat endangered specie\ of plan\\ .ind animals In Februar. \.d"~ official~ allo ..... ed thl' Fund For An imal\ to tr. 10 catch lht' go<lt' on the island ~t that time 86., ..... ere reSlued In Marth the ~a\) agret"d to let the organ11at1on tn again betv.een Jul. ~ and Jul) ~6 10 catch thC' remaining goat'> "1an\ of1hegoatsareli\1ng on apar r the 1\land u~d 1n the pas1 for targr• practice and i\mor. said the hd1coptt'r pilot and nC'ller were forced to b' pa<.s \u11H· of thc-m \omc (goats) ;sre in such clangerou' area\ that \OU can·1 net them and take •h1: lhance' .\mof) said Thur\da' < >ur 'olunteers are willi ng 10 ta ke ri\k\ fur lhl goal'> hut the' ·re not "'11ling tn take rel klc\\ n\ks It 1-.n·1 our idea 111 '>ho'4 that human life I\ ll•\<> '<lluabk 'hoir. ,rn1mal hie \mor. C\llmatcd :hcre Jr(' ct~1u1 I"' 111 2fl(J nf the goJI\ \1111 cm the 1\lanJ hut \J1J 11\1mpo\'1hle 10 !.;no"' lor ,enain tie,au\( the animal\"''" t std' in onr pla1.l" . r ht'\ re \0 \ldtll\I', nov. .... ;th tlll' hC'l1cuplC'r t1ut \\-(' let"I "'C','<' <font" a :rcmendc u\ ''~ ut thert· E-'er. bod\ ' e\hJu\ltJ f •er !'><~' 'C•'"C'P'cl v.1th tav :u' It 'a grim h.ird 1ob • he \J1d Thl· guah '4h1 doubk lheu fl( pul<sl111~ atx1ut e'er. ~ month\ hd' r h('('r or lht l\IJnJ l(>f J!'Yut IX ~C'dl '> \lntC' OC'1 n., P•a t'li th ·rC' .l\ a 1 .. oJ 'our'l': •r !l\h(''ffirn '-o lk\.1\1 111 h.-1, t'>c.'C'O m.tdr in .1 pl.tr Ii• the 'J'' t11 '"" 1 thl' g1J<1t' :har Jrer. l JUghl Th11,(' thJt .trr ,arturt•J Jr~ h<·1n~ 1r.rn,p11rtl'•I Ii> th, n-1.11n.Jn.l .ind 1k1e.: I 1r .tJr 1pt1ur. ~kct1ng\ arc at 7 ;1 m nl'r\ Wcdnc'lda) at ncnn"' Kt·,taurant a1 tht• corner 111 I ,lh St ant.I :-.t•\qmrt Bhd . 1n ( 11'ita Me\J <all 546-h276 and lca't' etlnit• scheduled Monday, July 29 • Laguna Beach Oownto"n Specific Piao Works hop, noon < 11\ ( ounul ( hJmhcr'> 505 ~or('\I !\ \ l' PoucE Loe By JF.FF ADL ER Ot rhe Delly "lot lie" L.1>\ \ngl'lc\ l'nhlt' < h1l'I DJnl < 1ate' 211-\ear-uld 'on "'J' \entt•med to on1· H',11 in thctl)Unt\ J.ial and three \CJr\' prubJtaon Thur-1da\ 1n V. C'\t Orange< ount) \u1"·11or ( ourt after hl' agreed to plead guilt\ to rnbbc~ and klnn\ theft lhargc\ Judge l ul\ ( ardenJ'> hanJeJ du ..... n the prnba11onan \t'ntt·ntc on the 1..ond1t1on 1 ov.cll '°llllll < r.it c\ \ccf.. toun\chng lor a drug dcpcndl'nl' problem I he 1udge npla1ncd hl' dn 1tkd J(lJIO\l \CnJ1nf.( rJI<'\ 111 \lJlc prr\un ht.·l.IU\l' •I , •>nll·rn\ l11r ( 1JlC\ rx·r\11nal \..tll'l\ I II: \<llJ lht• m•m might ht: f..illcd I'\' 1nm.11t·, "'ho "'ould ··1r,,e 111 gel tht•ir hanJ, 1111 < h1l'I < •• 1tl'\ h<1\ • H1., pkd t.1n1t· 1t1lll'"' '"ll l1111g nt·gn· t1at1on\ het "'et•n prci\t'l utur' ..1\\1gned to the 1..a\l' and h1'> dl'lt·n,l' auurm·' The C<i\t' haJ hecn \t'I h•r a \rpt ' prt•hm1n.1n hearing in V• t'\1 < lr;rngc ( 11un1' \1un1t 1pJI { nurt Crall\ h.1d pll'JtkJ nut t1uilt' 111 tht• lhargi:s JI hi\ \.l.1\ It> Jr1..11gnml'nl ( 1Jlt'\0 h1Rhh puhlll l/t'd .irrnt h\ I lu111 ingt11n lk.lt h p11hl l' tJmc in \IJ\ ,tllt'I h1 "'" "kn111in1 a''" n .tr "'h tll'I .1·i.t.-.1 dru~' during J rohht.·f\ .ii J Huntin111 •n llJrhnur phJrma .. \ fhl' pharmat1\t hJnd,·d \ner .1 k.1~ , • pJ1n· dhng drug' thJt in,lu1.lt'J l>t·m, r<.r PcH11dan and Odaud1tl Jnd pur,uC'd th1 r11hl't.'r to a h11u\t" a sh •r: Jl\tJn1.r .1 .... n C 1,111·, ,,1b<,t'4uen11, \ur· n .. krt•t! to~ h ~ Cr.Ill'' Jl">n "'d" .. hargl·d v.11h ~r.1n,1 •I •t II 'unnl't ll\•n "'llh J \lar .. h lht'll I<. I H11rth 11! 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Laguna Beach 1 ht• 11"' ncr "' ,, I nr', 'I p .. rt1'1! 10dal1'im li.imJ~1 "' rr• '' v.h1l1. 1h1. .. ar v.a, nJrkrJ \\ .! ,d.1\ 111 '-111 I •'J'' ll 1l!h\\,I\ ~ . . \n I., . "•rn•t H'\1J1•n1 Tc.'~H•!1C'1.I .t 1" t '' •1 .1 I 1 n1• "-w~1.1r\ 1h.11 " urrrJ tx·1 •l't n lu '.1n,1 _' NB man gets 6 years in rapes of 4 women By ROBERT BARKER Ot1M~'11et l1Aift llunungton Beach police plan to \CCk murder chargr\ against two H untington Beach brothen 'uspcued of \hooting a 29-)ear-old man to death ou1~1dr (1arlicld'c; "l1te ')pot The suspects arc being held on su~p1c1on of \layina Crary Lee Eng· land 1n the early Th u~ay morning 1nc1de nt The two wtre 1dent1ficd a\ A1ee1 Malley. 22. and h1~ hrmhrr. Ahmed, 20 . Three othe1 ,u,~ct\, a 17-year ol<J 1uven1lr and Ahmad Hub1<1h, IQ, of Corona def Mar and H1'lhnm Maali . 24. of Ooklawn, Ill . were releo~d al\cr questioning hy police Police ~pokc~woman Jo J\nnc Rcra\tmm !k!1d tcXia> that lngland nnd one of the Malle) brother\ 1pparentl) became involved 1n a Hununaton Beac h \ l 3f \tcrro ..... 11rth SI ll()IJ .10J J ""<Ill h ~orth \'CJ "'C'fl' rcf)(1rtn J \lokn Imm .1 \lh l'I r 11\lll.l ( rt'\\1d.1 ~.irlt•d 111 lmnt of a h11n1r 1n tht' till~ll(J hhx f.. of V. arncr T hur\<lJ\ • • • \ "'nmun "'.1i. .1pprrhcndrtl for 'hopllflina a1 ~kn \n' llep.irtmC'nt \tun· 'IX 11 \d.1ni' T hut\<l.I\ \hr \"'"" t.if..t·n 111111, ml•1th 111d 1h1 \I \11 rn l l11th11111 '"'' .dl11•• dh 'tnl1 "' " rn II\ 1 fl'd . . . da'lh as the> were lea' 1ng the club at 2 am "Someone made a comment. another took offense and the whole thing escalated." she said Bergstrom said a police officer on patrol in the area broke up the fi ght between the two men out'llde the night club's door and bchC'ved the controversy had been '<'ttled when they went to their car'I It was afterward, she said. tha t one of the men got a gun and fired thC' '1nglc. fatal shot The patrolman heard the ~hot und hcld about 10 witnesses u the \CCOC' for 1ntt rrogat1on. Police offi cers cap- tured the men on foot 1n the neighborhood C'xce pt for Ahmed Malle) who voluntan ly rttumed ahout tdO am . atcordana to Acrg.wom. 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"'hC'n n11 " no " In .1n 11nu \ual CX'C'ur.-n,e the "~· ~om,1n '"·man 1un 14hn he1&rd the , I'<' rntc thr Juc11e dt\Cnh1nl h•n'l n ·" 'd1\lurhe11 and ~ ••mmrnJ1na "" "'"1 ·n~r ">mh1nc 1111 ,, II 11 nll' .... c I h \<lnll \Un ot llC'll nwn1 pmyr m A4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 28. li85 Reagan, O'Neill locked in standoff on budget Neithe r leader willing to gtve ground on Senate proposal that would ra ise taxes WAStilNGtON (Al'J -Con- gress' deficn-reduction dfom \\t:rt: on hold today as leg1!.la10r\ "..i1tnl Im President Reagan or Hou-.t· \J>t'U~l·r I homu P O'Neill Jr to blaok lir\l on .i SH8 b1ll1on l.)cnatl' pad.agl th.it would raa\t" taxe'I and <Ida~ 'iul 1JI Sccunt) benefit ancrea~'> Senate budget nego11ator'>. tn 1n~ 10 break the congress1om1I hudg1·1 im- passe. ha"e 1gnon:d pre' 111u' oh1cc uons from the two lcatkr' 1n pwpo\ ing the new plan So far. though. ne1tht:r thl' Pfl'\1- dent northl'sp<:aker\ho"'.an\ \lgn ol yielding and the: deadlock m ra ,1 li'-lal 1986 budget wntanut''> Senate MaJnrtt' l l·a1..kr Rohen Dole R-Kan -.ought to rut \omt• heat o n O"\e1ll t1ida\ \J\ang thl' ~pcaker wa' ··v.a111ng l~1r 1h1.· kader-. on the Hou..e \1Je w 1nd1lJtt' a walhngne'>s to 11egot1.it1.· added that until O'Neill ~hows a w1llangne~s to talk. "I don't ~e an)' rl'Cl)on for the P.rc'i1dtnt to rush to havl' a meeting..· Rut Senate Ot-mocrauc Leadt'r Robert C By1d of West V1rgin1a said . '"II would~ helpful 1f we could JUSI tind out whe~ the pre 1dent st.ands ... I think we need to know whether or nu1 the president t) goina tQ lead the l'harge." L1rlter, Sen. reh: v . DomentCI, R- N.M .. chairman of the Senate Bud&et Comm1ttt<e. said on the NBC-TV "Toda)•· 'ihow tha1 ... without the two leaders, JOtned by some others, mak- 1 ng some compromises. I see little t·hance of anything but senou~ chaos th1~ year" a<; the Congress works m "a) through appropnat10M b1lh. propQ\31 w11h congressional leaden. But when Reagan was asked Thurs- da} 1f hl· 'iupported an 01l 1ml)OI'\ tax -a maJor prov1s1on of the Scna1e pat kaae -he replied. ''I'm not for any ta'c~" Mcanwh1k. Hou)c.-MaJor1ty l.ca<il:• Jam Wnghl. D-Texas. told \enate 1.onfcrces that O'Neill. ~ Ma~~ "1~ not loath or unw1llin& to meet "1th the president at any time." When O'Neill was asked about adJu~tang Social Secunt) cost-of- ltvang adJU'ltments every other y<"ar. instt'ad of annually-another mljor part of the Senate plan -he said 1t was "morally wrong" and "politically wrong " O'Neill. l1kew1se , !Mild he oppQsed the 011 1mpon lc"Y· "All of us io the Northca~t oppost• 11," he said. Hou~ lxmucrats -said the) wanted mort' lime to study the new package. but moreo"er the) said the) net:ded a clearer 1nd1ca11on of the president's stand on re"enues Wright ~•d we are "k1dd1na ourscl"e!> 1fwe think we can pass th1~ Lax over the president's oppos111on." Back to work Preeldent Rea&an beam• •• he meeta with tile Cabinet for the ftnt time •Ince Ille cancer •uraery. As for Reagan Dole: '>Jld .. I haven't noted an~hod~ 'hoo11ng any "hots from th1· V. h11t: I hw-.t· ·· I k Dome01c1 told House conferee" on Thursda) that White House C'htef of Staff Donald I Regan had authorized b1m to ~Y the adm1n1s- tra11on is "genuinely interested" and '"they are willing. at an early date. to '>JI down and discuss" the new ~ANNUAL ~ ASCENSIA \ Father captured, held kids hostage Comforter Sale! 30 % OFF • Our m <>'ll pupulu •omfont'r • f1lll"<l w ith plump ... tt-rn EuropH n whlll' goo.f' dow n • Covrttd with 100._ l:gypt1•n com~ Collon 25.4 ahn.>.ld rounl • Av11l•blt-in l1ghtwr1J1hl •nd rrgulu wright 1w1n full quttn •nd e l1m1ll'd Ill ' Kt11ular \\ tigbt Rf'g S1~ Twin }75 262 full •10 217 Outtn "'S 381 King lil5 430 Twin full Light Wl'tght Kr1t. Silt WO 170 4'IO 'i6() 238 259 343 J9l andia Shops'~ SOUTH COAST PLAZ A ONLY f Lower le¥el Neer Nordslroms ~ ( 714 ) 549 -9046 Ptione orders accepled BRISBANE. Australia (AP) -A father who held his two children hostage an a commandeered helicop- trr and demanded to be flown to a LIS. Air Force base 1n Japan was overpowered by police after a five- hour sc1ge today at Brisbane a1rpon. Police 1dent1fied the man u Mtlomar Petrovic, 41 , ofYu1oslav1a They said he had recently divorced and won custody ofh1s children. Petrovic will be charged with a number of offenses under the crimi- nal code. including endan&enn& the safet) of an aircraft and assault. a police SPokesman said. Petrovic was grabbed after holding hts 8-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter hostage and threatening to blow up fuel from a tanker near the helicopter, police said. FARMERS INSURANCl Have a Safe Summer UllITT •SllAIC( ~· founded 1957 ft: & l31-n40 441 Old Newport Blvd, Newport Beach Another hot number from the best name in fish. There's an exciting new taste from the folks who gave fish its good name. It's Long John Silver's new Kitchen-Breaded TM Fish. Different, but equally delicious. It's made of prime white fish fillets, lightly breaded and seasoned right in our shoppe kitchens. The result is lighter. .. fresher ... incredibly crunchy! So, if you love the fish that made us famous-come taste our newest claim to fame- , ') I I ' . ' Kitchen-Breaded TM Fish Only from Long John Silver's. LONG JOHN StLVEl{S~ 3095 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa (Across from Fedco) I he gunman demanded to be flown to a US. Air Force ba~ in Japan. but he did not spet·1fy where or sa~ wh y, police said. Authorities said the man placed one child on Lop of the fuel tanker and the other at the rear of tht: vehicle whale he emptied hundreds of gallon~ of aviation fuel onto the tarmac He threatened to set the fuel alight. Police said the lanker was carry1nK almost 8,000 gallons of fuel , and they evacuated the a1rpon and the sur· roundtn& area for fear the fuel would explode. No flights were allowed in or out of the airport, officials !Mild. Po lace said there was enough fuel to cause an explosion equivalent to a 650.pound bomb. Hundreds of Police and emergency service personnel converged on the airport while authonties tncd to talk the gunman into surrendering Pohce sharpshooters were in ran$e. but could not open fire for fear of 1gn111ng the fuel. Whtie the gunman wa'i empt)tng tut'! on the tarmac, the pilot managed to escape. Police said one \hot wa\ fired but no one was anJurl'd. Poltce said the man had chartered a Bell 206 excursion behcopter Thurs- day a1 Sea World Park for a ride and returned to the park again today. sa yma he wanted to make another fou r-hour-aeHal tour with hrs chil- dren Onle airborne. he wh1ppt'd out a shotiun and told the pa lot there was a bomb aboard the craft He demanded to be Oown t0 Japan but the pilot said the helicopter was carrying only ltmttcd fuel. police said. It landed minutes later at Brisbane and the pilot escaped unhun. For the next five hours. the gunman strutted around the parked fuel tanker, placmg has children on top or beside the vehicle. The children. apparent!)' un- concerned. took snap'>hOt'> and walked around their father a'> ht: fired his gun into lhe air. After being ovt:rpowered b) two poltcemen. he was whisked away in a police car with his children South Africa feels threat of sanctions JOHANNESBURC1, South Afnca (AP) -South Afnca's currency plunse<t in value today and stock prices continued a downward slide in reaction to the state of emergency and a French freeze on in vestment Poltce said today they had detained 96 more people, brmg1ng the total rn 'itJt-day-old state of emergency 10 almost 900 f)outh Afnca's Rand fell from an opening of 52.65 cent!> Thursday lo 47 80 cenb this morning -a 9.2 percent drop 1n 24 hour ... II later rehounded to 49 cenh 1n chaotK tradmg. The Johanne\burg stock exchange's gold index fell o;harply Thur~ay. and has dropped more than 120 points to 845 9 \inn~ laM week I ranee and Denmark asked the ll N ~CUrtl)' Council for volunt;ary sanctions against South Afr11:a to protest apanhc1d. South Afnc:i·~ ~,)'.,. tern of racial ..cgregat1on under wtuch live m1lhon whttes rule 24 m1lhon votelcu blach I he Security ( ounc1I postponed un11I today actton on the request The 96 people detained durina the prevaoui. 24 hour<> brouJht the total since \unday to 1!91 , pol1cc s:tid Tht number of detention\ wn<o down fot the second day m a ro"' after aver11g1na more than 200 a day for the first thl'Ct' days. Police headquarter\ 1n Pretoria said there were no new drath't an the three mc1dent~ rcpQned overn1ah1 - an arwn attack ap1nst a bl.ck Khool tn Port El11a~th. the 'll<lnana ofo bus and a home tn the same arcu and the firebomh101 of a pri"a!C: home near Durban. Trevor Manuc.>I. ii \l•n1or 00u.1al of th(' llnttC'd D<-mon attt r ront an11 I apanhe1d coaht1on applnudc,1 th( f rcnch dectMon to recall at' am b3\\ador and trrc/C 1nv('\tml'nl!t 10 protc~t tht' \tate of cml'r&cnl) Rut ht' calltd on frame and 111ht•1 "t'\tern count rte\ to put mnh' prl'\\ ure on the wb11r -m1nonl\ 1tovern- mrnt NATION --~--~-- CIA nixed as channel for aid to Nicaragua rebels By tltt' Auo<'lated Prtn W .\\HIN< 1 l ON \1.•nJtc: m·~o11.it111\ \ 1\'ltkd l'J rl) todil) 1111kmand' ol the Hou'ic that nu Jad tor an11-Sandinl\tt1l(Ul'111lla'111 N11.a1:igua IX' l hanncled through thl' ('IA. a dl'l'l\1on that v1rtualh a\t>llll.'' l'UOKll'!>~H>nal pa!>sagt' nf tht: fi~I fore1~n aid b1ll 1n four year~ I he l\\Ul' of ho" 111 pnn1d1· thl' ( li\-tramt:d force 1n N1raraguu with $27 ma Ilion 11\ 11011 k1hal .rn1 reprl'!>t'nt1·d thl· l..t'>t maJ or hurdle facing the I lt>U'>l' ~natl' rnnf1·r,·m ,. rnmm11tt:l' .ind dcarcd tht• wa\ for the comm111ee\ a1wro1,.al ufS 12 7 h1ll1on 1n loH'1gn atd '>Pn1J111g authortl\ tor each of 1hc nr111 1w11 fhrnl }l'3f\ Tam•ter n ew car haulers strl ke ""ASH INC1 I ON -~Oml' 20,000 J l'<IOHh.'I\ Ull Hlll llll'OlOl"t\ 1n 'vt>l H'll 111 hauling nt'w cars to auto deukr ~howroorll'> illlll'>'> thl· n.111011 w1·nt on 'tnkr al 12:0 I a.m. 1oda), refui;ang to acce pt what lht')' latx·kd J w ntt'\\ltJOa l) wntrar t offer. "The compan1e'> ha\e takl'n a hard <,1anJ .10d torted J \lnh•." ..u1J Kt:n Paff of Tcam'>tcrs for a Demunalll lJ naun, un antl'rnal d1,,1J1•11t rl'l111 m group that had led oppo\1t1on to l'arl1cr rnntral t pniposal<. Pall \u1d p1d.1·1 lint:'> Wl'rt' forming around tht· rnu1Hf) at lncataon\ 1nduding Detroit and 1,ltnt. Mich Shreveport, l a . Rtrmangham >\la I U\ •\ngdt''.>, Uo-.1011 Nrwar~ ,111d Oakland. ( Jltl Cocalne-war slaylng suspects freed PJI II .\ Df-1 Pll I.\ -.\ Judg1· d1\ml'>-.t'd t hargl'\ ag.1111 .. t lhrt•t• men accu!>l'd in a Uk.Jllw-w:ir .. 1.1) mg l.\hi:n thl' pro\l't utor bu\) "1th .1 <...i~· d!Jwn the hall didn't \hO'W, a rultng thl' d1">tm t .11101 m·~ '><t~'> "arrant'> ...,, ofl1l 1al inquiry. "Thi'> I\ ab.,olute lunac), abo,olule game'>-pla)ang." D1:.1nc1 Attorne) Edward c;. Rendt•ll \<lld at a OCW'> conference ThuN.la> "Wr're deahng with murder ca'>n Wl' rnnnot .. play fa st and loosl' \\1th these ca!>t''>. Municipal Judge Alcllander Marnnc'> d1i.m1'>scd the chaf8t'\ Wcdnt:'>da) \\hen Asw.ian1 D1s1nc1 Attorney Roger Kang fa1lt·d toaprx·ar Im .1 ht·,tnng. Kang "'as bu\y with a related ca\e an anotht·r u wnruom Hurricane Ignaclo weakens ln Hawall HONOLlll l -Humcane Ignacio. which had packed windrnf 105 mph weakened and wac; downgraded tu 1ropKal storm \latu'> a'> 11 passed '>Ou th of the Hawa11an Islands. the Nattonal Wt>ather '>en are \31d .\t 5 am toda)'. lgnacw was located about 240 miles south ol ~outh Point. thl' <,outhern most lip oflht• Untted Stale\, v.1th wand'> estimated at ahout 50 mph. 11 said The tropical '>torm was cxix·cted to wt:aken further a\ 11 tont1nut·d to mcne westward at 12 mph. foreca'>tcr\ sutd. Antl-terrorlsm taslc force meets WA'iHINCiTON -.\ 1op-le't'I adm1n1.,trataon ta'>I. fom: on terromm ha'> held II'> fir'it session, and hol)l''I to have rccomml·ndat1on~ rl'..id) for Pre)tdl'nt Rl'agan b) the end of the )'ear V Ile Pre~1dcn1 Georgl' Uu!>h chaired Thursda) ·s meeting of the panel. wh"h wa<, set up b) Pre~1dcn1 Reagan during the TWA hostage cm1\ Bu\h'' opening remarl.!. ~ere rcleal.ed to the pre'>'>. but the remainder of thl' '>C5'>10n wa" clo\Cd Bu.,h''> uflicc said th ose atlendtng tht: session included Trea<oul) Sc.·cretal") Jam1·\ A flat.. er I I I. Dden'lol.' Secretaf) Caspar W Wl.'1nhergn Attorn) (1cneral I dwan Mce-.c Ill, Tran~pona11on Secretary Ela1aheth Dole: < IA Director W1ll1am ( a\e}. Joint Ch1l'f'> of Stall C'hairman (Jen. John W Ve~s.ey; While I fou~t: l hadot \t:aff DontJld Regan and national secunty ad\asor Robert Mcfarlane CALIFORNIA Three klds shot from car ln LA LOS ANG ELF<., -Two teen-agl' ho)'' .inll .1n 11 -~car-old girl wt•rt: shot b~ a gunman 1n a passing car as thl') 'itoud oul\adt: a \outh-cenlral a1ca liquor stort:, and onl' )'Ou th wa\ tn cnttcal rnnd111on earl)' to<la ). au1hont1c' ..aid Steven Kelley. 17. wa\ 1n 1.r1t1cal condition and undef\\'cnt 'iurgel) to rcmo"l' a bullet an the groan. \aid Eloise Rodger~. nur'img !itUpcrv1sor at Martin Luther King Jr. Medical (enter Eric Recd. 15. anti 1>111011 Da\ 1s 11 each shot 1n lhl' leg. were in <>whk conJn1on, '>he said FlFemen contain Napa graaland blaze NA PA -.\ w1nd·\"l'Pl gra\:o fi re hurned 1.0<X> Jere-. of rolling "oodland halls along the Napa-Solano count}' line he fore firclightl'r'> contained lhl' flam('\ that cloS<"d 1161ghway 12 for about ftv<' hour) Over 200 firefighter'> balllt'd the blaze that brokt· out at 5 p.m. l hursda)'. full)' surrounding the firt' '>hortl~ before m1dn1gh1. Intense smoke ovt•r I llghwa) 12, ht-tween lnter\tatc 80 and Highway 29, forced closure of the rnadwa) from 5 28 p.m 111 ahoul I 0 p.m . thl' California Highway Patrol reported Gay actlvl•t may seelc Assembly seat LO'i ANC1H.FS -A homose,ual acta\l~I \a)\ he ma) run aga1nM Assembl ) Ma)Orl t) Leader Mike RtK)'> of I O\ >\ngl'le\ 1n next )ear\ C:X-mo<:rat1t pnmar) ··1have heen1ouch1ngba'lol.'~ 1n 1hed1!tlnc1andaround the Cit}' and I am enrnuraged," said Peter Scott. 46. J Wc<;t Lo<, Angele'> bu\lnessman who moved from fexa'i 1n the 1970s Ht: ~1d homo<;cxualc; would hkcl)' suppon t11m tn Roo.,· 66.000-vott•r 4bth Da\lrtt't nonht•a\I ofHolhwood No ball for accused cocaine smugglers LOS ANGELE!) -Two former tloncluran diplomats and a physician accused of trying to smuggle a 'iu1tcasc conta1n1ng more than 26 pound'i ol cocaine past cu~tom'i inspectors were ordert•d held "1thout ball The haul wonh a<> much n!> S 19 2 mil hon. wa s tht• \ernnd large<.1 evl'r -;e1zed from pa~~ngl'r baggage at I o\ .\ngdc\ fntl.'rnationdl •\trpon I \ ( u\tom'\ ~r\ ltl \poke.,man Mike Fleming \a1d Thur'>da~ WORLD P••ton .. 1d recovering from crash SAN JOSE. Costa Rica -Eden Pa~torn, an ant1-Sandan1!>ta guerrilla '-haef. 1~ recovenng al a c:amp 1n 1hc Jungle!> of Nicaragua w11h inJune'I -.uflercd when his heliw ptcr rcponedl) crashed wh11l· en route from one rebel camp 111 another, say\ a guerrilla spokesman Pa\tora known a\ C ommandt•r /cro " "exhausted and with ..cnous bruises 1n the rtb'i and lep.11 hut \ak " W•rranta 1Nued In Greenpeace bomblng AUCKLAND, New 7ealand -Pohct t)'>Ued murder warrant~ today for three new member\ of an elu111 ve Frenr h-rt•g1!otered yacht sough I 1n rnnnect1on with the bombing of the Clreenpcace flagi.h1p Ra inbow Wamor tn which ont: crewman d1ctl· D<.·1cct1vl' Supcnntl'ndcnt Allan C ralhra1th . who" hl'uding thl' 1nvet.l1gat1on. !Wltd the charge\ agarn't the rrc:w 1ndudcd murder. ar\on b)' u\e ofcitplosrve\ and con\p1racy to comm1t l11">on Arafat loy•ll•t• •laln ln Belrut BEIR lJ r -Four Pale'ittn1an\ lo)al 111 rt() t hatrman Ya,'lol.'r Arafat were found slain toda)' in a ~1don refugee 1.amp with note'> panned 10 thl•ir chC'il\ warning that the) had '>ullered the fatr ol Israeli agent\, pohle ')4}1d In Beirut. efforts re!>tore ..crnnty 111 the American I Jn1 vcrs1l) and 1t\ ho<ip1tal Wl'rt' to g1.·1 underway to<lu ) I ouremplo)ees ha\ t.' IX'l'n k1dnJppcd w<i\ a\\3\\tnated an tht.• past three year\ Car bomb •hatters Peru emb•ssy LIMA , ~cru -Lcf11'it rebels C'laamctl 1c\pc,ni.1b1ltty for a ra1 bomb that exploded in front of the Interior M1n1'itry, wrecking 11 c;ir, and <shattering windows an the m1n1'itry The l hur'iday bombing on:urreJ three <la>~ before President-elect Alan C1arc1a take\ office-am ad Peru·!> "Or\t c<:ono m1c cn\I\ m history No IOJune\ were reponecl Pnhc1.• \aad tht'y found a \CCo nd bomb 10"i1de the mtn1!otl) building and defu<;ed 11 Women '• conference ln final day NAIROBI. K1·nw -fhe l l N womc-n·~ confcrcnre hcaan .l\ final da) today faced with a huge work load. int lud1na 11.·,olutt0n\ on apartheid and the Middle [a!ot that threatened tu \end tht:'th'lrgntn homt' an d1shannony S1m1lar d1spuleHnu'ICd 1wo pre"•Oll\ in1crnat1on11I forum .. on women'\ •'i'SUl''> to end 1n d1\3rrny \\hen tht· l I n11cd 1)1atC\ and n1hc1 Wc\tl'rn countries n.·fui,ed to \lgn the rnnfcrcnH·,· linal d•K ument~ IX'< au\t• of 1ndu\lon ol thoq' l'>\Ul'\ Sllulu reject. talk• with Nicaragua Mf 'I( IC () C IT Y -Af\er "tand1d" I.ilk, ~11h Mt'itacan oll1t 1.114'. ll \ \rcre1al) of,Ullc ( rrorie P 'hult1 hd\ rl'Jt't 1cd .in dppcal from the< ·untn1lor,1 JlC•tc 1roup that the lJnttcd ~ta\es r~'umc t,l l~' with lclll'lt NKaragua "I Molar ""the US mcc11na\ with Nicaragua art• u>merned thl' condttmn\ that ha' ( ~en \Ct oul that would lead"" to want to n·,uml' 1ho\l' h.lH' 1101 ht·cn fulflllc-d · 'hull1 told a nC'w~ rnnfcrt'nt•e ThurWU} l'\t'nina I Northeast socked by Hurricane Bob Tropi cal s torm remna nts create excitement a t Scout J a mboree. move into New Engla n d By tbe A11oclated Prell The remnant\ of llumcanc Bob dumped heavy rains on parts of the Northea'lt today as 11 wandered off .ilong the coasl after knocking down power lines and dousing a Boy Scout gathering. Further 1hunderstorm s were ex- pected as the weak low pre~surc center. all that was left of 1he 'itorm. meshed w11h a cold fronl moving into New England today. fore{·astcrs said was kind uf bonng until Iha\ hap- pened. Now we have 'iOffil' exnte- mcnl ... One Seoul was s1ruck by a falhng gateway, built as an e ntrance 10 a camp, and wcnl 10 u Fredenck.,burg ho~p1tal for observation. !>aid ( 11."rald Voros. a Jamboree spoke!>man \I:\ - cral other Scouts suffered cut'> and bruises. hut no one was ~nou\I) tnJured. he said DaH· D1P1etro. a 'xout Imm \wampscott, Mass . ""a" '>landing near a 24-foot-high wooden ltghl- housc built b) his troop whl"n 11 t0pplt:d over Orange Coasl DAILY PILOT/Friday, July 28, 1985 A5 End near in cheese epidemic LO\ ANC1ELES (AP) - A health offil 1111 'ia)'S 1hr hsteno5.I!• rp1dcm1c 1ha1 lau~d a1 least M4 death!> and hundreds of1llnessc:s a ppears close to .tn end. and a factory that produced contaminated ch~ linked to the outbreak m1g.h1 not reopen .. Our cheese-related cp1dem1c is rnm1ng to an end " said Dr. Sharie}' Fannin as~1ate director of com- municable disease rontrol fur Los '\ngeles ( ounll_ .. There has •n a !>IJVllfitant drop- olT of cheese-rdated (illnesses) ... she said .\bout a ""eek has gone b)' s1m:e her oilier has seen a cluster of new 1:-a~ lOnnected ""llh contaminated cheese ··w e· .. e go1 our fingers cros~d · she \aid Winds gus11ng up to 43 mph were reported al dawn as the s1orm dumped ncarl> an inch ol ram on the New York City area Half an inch ol rain fell al Atlanlll ( 11y. NJ . 1n ten minutes In Balumore, as man}' as 125.00U customer<, of Ball1more (ias and Electric ( o were left w1thou1 power fhursday at thi: h1:1gh1 of the <ilorm. and at least 12.500 remained w11hout electnci1y early today. ut1h1y spokes- men said .. I turnedaruundJnd'>.1"' lltomin~ down and I ran for Jll I'm ""Orth .. he \a1d \cou1' 4uu.kl~ '>l't up their 11.:nl\ again after the 1ntl"n'>C IS-minute '1orm cndtd Boy Scouts re-erect tent.a after Hurricane Bob leveled Vlr&lnla camp. Mean"'hile the Jah~o Me\.1can Produl ts lnl 'ractuf) 1n .\nes1a ma}' nn er reopen '>31d Roger Ru!.en. a111>rnl'\ tor J.th!>Co President (,at) "1l Pher'>On About 1.000 "'el sleeping bags \H're taken to laundromats on the ha\e and 1n Frcdern:ksburg for df)1ng Mass slaying suspect in lineup "II ., not that any particular dec1son has been made h's something that ""e'H' been thinking about all along. .. Ru~n ..aid ··we want to find out exat.tl\ what happened and we don't intend to open the plant. 1f ever .. State pohcc !>t!td Thursday's heav} rain was a factor in thrci: fatal accidents in the Maryland ~uhurhs of Washington. The 'ilorm toppkd hundreds of lents al lhi: Natio nal '>rnu1 Jamhoree at Fort A.P Hill, Va Most ol the more than 24.llOO Scouts covered themselve' \.\1th ponchos. while a fe"' \lnppcd down to bathing \Ull'.> and ~pla'>hi:d 1n mud puddles .. The} 'II rcmemhc.•r th1o; Jam- horce" ..aid Bob Hampton. an ass1.,- tan1 '""Utma\tl"r from W1ch11a ··11 In Soulh < arolina. otlic1al\ C\- pressed conctrn that thl· bout "'11h tropical weather coulJ make rn1· dents com'placcnt about the: 1n cvi1abk killer humrnne Bob blustered through the '>!all' early Thursday with more bark lhan bite -packing wind gu~I'> of up to 92 mph. leaving thousands \\1thout po""er and dumping up to '>l'\l'n inches of rain But with 1he C\lept1on of downed lree ltmbs. u\lhl} pole'> and lines and o;nml" '' 1dcl) st:allerl"J damage to w1ndo"'~ and roof'> thl· impact on the '>late "'a' m1nur c \lCr\ln \lll\lla (.\PJ ( h.trll" Ng. ,1 '>U'JW\ t 1n a '>CflC\ ul k1ll1ng\ 1n ( .ihlrnni.1 ,1prx·Jn•d w11h ft,l' uthl'1 nin1 111 .1 p11llll' l11wup th.it \\:t\ 'll'\\nl h) .1 \\tllll''I' to lht· 'l.t\ 1ng. of J \:in I r .tnl l\t 11 Ji't J<l\.1-.l'' \ l'Ollrl \lfdl·f prt'H'nll'd rl·ka'>l' ol 1nlorma1111n un "ht·tha ~g \'"'' '>POllL'd I hur,d,I\ h' l<1d1.trd <. ar- rJ11a llo"'l'\1·1 .1 Ill ·"P•'rt r fl'• portt•d 111 \an I r.111u't" tud,I\ lw IJ1kd to rnah ,1 pu,111\t· 1tknt1li- tat1on f ht· \.in 11 :11111"11 <hr11n111l' 411otnl '·"' l'lll111<\'111t•111 \1111tu'' • tor 11\ rt•rnn I ht• '>OUrle'> iold the ncw!>papcr ( arra11a l'Ould make only a .. 50 ix·r(t'lll r><>'>lll\l' tdcnt1tit:a11on .. of Ng a'> lhl· man\\ 1111,hnt Donald C11ultet11 to Jl'Jth '"''' Jul} ( arra11a "'a" \\llllntkd 1n thl' attack al the apan- ment ht' \harl'd w11h (11ultet11 ...,an F-ranu<,u> hom1c1de 1n\pcctor'> kl! Hor\th and Jim ( rowlc)' said 1n < algan that an ordl"r l\\ued h} a 1udgt· t•arlter 1n the "'eel. proh1b11cd an\ dl\lU\\1on o l "'hat unurred Junng lht· ltnl"up T hl· l\\-O utlill'r'> "'ho •11.:t:um- pJrl1\.'J < arrauJ 10 ( algal") arrangl'd thl· l11w•1r v. hit h l<l\tt•ll about ''J minutn I Jrr..i11a "a' ""ht'>lo.l"d to <ind from thl' pol1tl" ~talion and kt'pl awa\ lrom rl'f)l1rll'r'> r hl' II Ill' Up v. J'> \ 1Jt'111aixd .ind .. ma' or ma' not he \IHI\\ n to J)t>ll'nt1al v.1lnt:\'>t''> · 1n the l.a~ ..aid r huma' '-ormJn .... an I rann'4.o .t\\l\tant J1,t11d ,11tornn "-g "'a' arrl'\ted in C .ilgar) earht'r 1h1\ monlh ;ind tale\ l.harge\ ut attl·mpleJ murda. ruhbcr. .tnd un- 1..iv. lul u\.C ul a "'l"apon 1n ..in 1nudl'nl in a J ov.nt11v.n tkpartmcnl \lore "-g <il'>o lalt'' I"-•> murJn h.1rge' 1n < ahl11rn1a R<hl'n \a1d the plant has lost hundrt'd!> of thousands of dollar.; \lnll' 1L \oluntanl) closed June 13 alkr health otlic1als found two \.ar· 11."t1c' ol m soft, Mex1can-:.t~ k l hce'>C<:. to be contammated "'1th L 1\len.t mont.K)togenes Tht: plant had processed half d m1ll1un pounds of cheese a month. he -.;ud adding 11 1i. doubtul 11 could regain m '>hare of the market eH·n ii <:!eared b)' on~oing heallh and cnm1 nal 1n"e>t1ga11on'> '\\-e tould ne\.C.'r O\ercome the '>l1gma he said Rob1nsa1s BABY GIFT REGISTRY REGISTER BABY AT THE FIRST FULLY COMPUTERIZED SERVICE OF ITS KIND. 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''" '' 1• thrrr· (Jrlll ,f f)/'IJfllr df,. t·~pt1VcJ rvr11 lhlJIJl(/I li1r·1 Nt1n I lrrl •Ii•· p.ur r,1 .... ti.11 I!\ lt ~I" 11, h.ivl" v.rr ,..,,,,,., r 1llrrl •ric11 i-ir I hr 1 II ,,. ,,,,. '"'"' r 'I, "'I'•' 1111 •' 1 tt .. 11 ...,,,, ,, 1111 . " ·'111111( 1111•1' ,lllfljl"l1l f,1W\ .i ;II I,(· f>d\Yd I ,,.n if 1•111 "'''' 1r1111·"" 11J,1111 N.1\ Ir. 11, ... .., .. ,111 .. rr"''',,"''' Ji,,.,,,. Jf1 IJfJ ~ IJfJ J;rr1 '1 LtAIRPoKl'ER INL;4 ~HOTEL ..... lk700 ~"'A rthur Hl vd . frvln" '7f'1) fCn '1..71() •Sig_,• • ,,.,,.,. t ·~·•t I ,,.. 'I'' (i> -ttttelo; SUMPTUOUS \)Cl CHAMPAGNE BUFFET ' I' • I ·' ,., , , ~" GA GA GA GA - Sl0.95 INDIA'S FINEST CUl81N£ : "I' I I ( , ,.1 ',, 11111 " • .1 I J"I I'll Ar DAILY BUFFET L UNCH ATfHHlAY & qurfDAY CHAMPAONK BR UNCH (2PS~ Off •turda y Brunt-b l ~, .• ,, I // ,,., '"II ROYAL KHYB ER ( ,,,,,,., .,( """" .,._.,..... Yrlenda of Jame• Downin& of Garden Oro~e at the Oran11e F reeway embankment where the1 erected a memorial lo blm. Oown lna waa kUled by a drunken drt.er ln 1984. CaJtrana doe• not allow private alcn• alona freeway•. .1tJr,1r1J11.•1 r r.1rr•1\\J1\\llll K1JtnK 111 m<1 I'• •111 drl ,,. m•irr 'aul1<1u\ly 11 II m<t r"J"''ipl• 1t1111Jt •• \;,rd \11\itn Ht<t\urll .1Jlir-111· \ ~trlfr1rnd 1,f fivr I""" Jarir! I ,111 I 1,f f )l,Jt 1ft· I 1/11111) 'v1 1,1t.1 '" \;t;1tr1\t I >r rn~ I >r1 ,,." "wl 'v1!\I JI} : ., "'•'I"''''"' ti''"''""'" "' "' 1d1 r,1 ·.111·\ ti 11 P' rv1r1;ill, I frrl 11.,..., ~,, I\ 1,f r•·11111.d1·" , "'' hi· ar1 ,.fl,., 11 1 '"', •1f 11·111111d111K 1111· pub lrt' r,f lhr hdlftr<h •11 tlruril1r11 dn ... 1n1i \tn<<' l<11h1n\•in \ 111nv111111n M' I >11wn1nf( \atd n11t a cli.y g'"'' by I 1J11n I 1 ry th1nk111K ah<11Jt thr hoy\ It\ hiltd un<l I m \1111 w11r~ 1n11 w11h "11\l>IJ ll11prfull1 I t•in hl'lp v1mr hi>'lt riv <1ul "It\ lhr 1111ly Wd/ I 1(111"\\ I 1 .111 m&kr 11 '" lallr,1111( t1it1thr1 flf''1plr wl111 hd vr lt1'1t tlir11 l11vr1J 1inr\" \tw 'll11d By ROBERT ttARKf.tt Of-0 ............. A )(J() txd hotrl fr vr 1u1111ir1srm lo t• of p11rk1nj 1put n Jnd an ovcrpa\t to the uty pier loom"' muJor fillture\ in a $60 million rc<Jevc:l<>Pmcnt plan for hoth the inland and 1><.can \ldt of P1c1hl. C lJ1t11t Ht~wuy an d11wn1own H unt1ng111n fkitc.h < 11y rcdtvclopmcnt <Jtfil.tah and rcprc~ntat111n fmrn thr ff unt1njton P1c.1ft(.ll f>i:vrl()pmcnl ( 1rr1up havr aareed 1n pt1nc.1 plr '" lhe lkvrl11p ment' thllt arc \lated 1<1 kKk tiff l11n& awa11cd fatellfl effo rt\ lnlCO\I VC ne1c1tt etllt10\ ttre \lettt'd thrnuah nex 1month111work1w1 fin<r l delllll\ The actual drvclopmrnt aarecmcnl\ c.c1me tx-fr1rr '11y offi< rJI' for final deu\lf1M 11n Au& 111 l'rrllm1nary plan\ t.1111 Im 1~.'1'1'1 ~u<He fret of rrt.ul bu\tr1t\\ \patr ar11f lluntinston f>a u ft t a hu aiircrd to \f>rntl \2 ~ m11l11111 1t110 1rh11h1l1 a1111n of thr pier rn ordrr 111 add J v rtr\ 11f f"'itaurant\ I hrrr .. 1,,, will Ix parlonii \PDU\ ltir ~'"' UH\ ptl\\lhl1 111 an umkr1vr1und \\trurvel11pmcnt at.HI\\ the h1ghwC1y tin 1hr 1nl&nd \It.It 111 l'at 1f1l < riit\1 ll1ghwt1y 11ncl Walnut Avenue 1n < lutlr\ lht h11tel -f)C"rhaP'I \Ill W1r1r\ h•Kh -one rut.turant, I ~.O<JlJ 'Quart ftet for wmmerc.1al bu1ld1np and a pubht pla1a of al'><1ut S,000 equart frtt f>re'ICnt plana <.all for 100 parkinti 1pacc• beneath the hotel r he pl•n• ""' for upend1turc of $ l l m1ll11m in redevelopment fund• for puhltt 1mprnvementa and about \2CJ million more for land acqu111· tlCln , <1ffic1al• u1d When the fiAt' pha~ '' \.omplct.ed. official• can rxpec.t 111 art a return of about SK m1 lh<1n 11 yrar an t.ax increment finannna, they \ltd < 11y ( tJunc.1fw()man Ruth Finley \31d r ue1d11 y offiual• need w look "very carefully" a1 the c1ty'a apend1n1 c<1mm1tmenu. "We don't want to \ubt1d1u aomc- 1hin&"' thr utcnt that it would be an attractt vc fa ilure." \he utd "Our p l " 111 mukr 11 attruu1vc 11nd •u<..(;.C•"' ful " I 1nlr y al1W 1 "'''" cd rucrvatJC>n' al)(1u1 rcdcvrl<1pmcnt 1ct1v111e1 t.ak inti plat r r1n thr ou:an '1de o ( the t11 f.'! IN a I 'fJcvel11pmcnt on the 1nl1nd 11de ha\ been dr\p<:ratcly needed," 1he 'IU1d "Hut development on the ocean 'Ide may lake" way (mm 11," 1hc itdded Seminars pla nned at Ora nge Coast Coll ege f)r<t n¥" ( '1ll\I < t1lk&f" Nall h11hl 11nc-d<t / vrn1nan 11ffcnna part1u pan I\ a varrrd ~lrt lttin of inform<t 11 vr and h11w 111 «1U r\<'\ ut a V<'ry ;iff11rcJlthlr ttl\1 Aug I I hr Y'tr11r1af\ 1t1t lurk • < '''"' v111ng ;itfm1\\1t111 \)11 • W im1i>n \ rntry 1nt11 thr hu\lnt\\ w1irld ad ttll\\llirl \lf1 • < I'~ ;uJrr11\\ll10 \I "i • I rm11lr eatinK tl1v1rclrl\ it<l flll\ .. 11111 \I "i prr J>"IV111 \}II f111 lw11 • AdvanUtjC\ and d1udvant.ajt:I of mun1upal htmd\ ildm1uwn. S I~ • lfow llJ publt\h your own book adm1u1<1n, \7~ • \Utn•n& 11 home hu\lnC\\ adm1\\ton \25 • Problem iv1lv1nl( tc< hn1qun admru11Jn S2CJ • I m;rn< 1;il p1t1\f)l"fll)' a<.1m1n1on \211 I eir rrl(l\1rntllin 11r furthrr anfor 111a11•111 < ull 4 \Z "i1i1i<1 Oea11ge e"tUt SUNDAY BRUNCH GUIDE COUNTRY STYLE 10 am to 2 :30 CHAMPAGNE BUFFET BRUNCH $}} 95 I "•11 JI I•'/ f 1,,,.. ,., •• t11 1,ttJ,., N·t"I"'·· tutti,, ,,f /11·rl /I,, hoirr 1'1•1·. ""'' 11 ,,,,,,,. >. >I''' ,. . ' ' (r-THE BMJ 11 1 1>•11>•.J r'" -. £:. >t Sunday 8e1111clt "11 tlte 'Watee/eo11t -'> (l"mp ll11tl'1tf or6 C'M1U1tp1191u • 10aM·3p111 2 7'/5 111 l'tJ041 ""'#· n'"'"'"' lJ,a,., 64J 'J411 'fb,,,fflllflnlt4 lU'UJll"f Sundays 10 -3 Champagne, tool (Ac,t i Spumantc) 37 f etc,hion Island N<·wport Beach 644-20 30 Saturda11 & 8unda11 Brunch In Balboa FROM 9 em to 3 pm HOI t'. BAlboe 673·7726 CAPRICCIO CAFE HHl JN <'Jf WJ'J JI AN OC J.:AN VIEW ' < JI AM I' A(, NI·. h I , FF J<:T SJ :1c, 'I. 'SI I \1<1(1 Nf-.WJ'<Hfl <'I It fJJt N ~;WJ'<Jlfl HJ-:A<'JI ·~ In cludu 0.Hl'•9•-Well Drlnlll or O..r 9 AM-1:00 1712 Placent la COSTA MESA 645-8091 .................................................... ._ _______________________ ~~~~~~~~~~~-------- Eastern Freeway hearing delayed Task force created to fight AIDS Daniel Ooct.oe m<'mbcr of St Joachim < ath<ihc- C lturt h 1n (oat.a Mt~ By J~Jl'f' ADLER Ol ... D..,,_....,. I .al1na lh<' unupr.tl<"d <Jppo\11t11n 111 more than I(,() homeowner\, th rel" ntl'mhcn ,,r the <>ransr < oun1y Board of \u~rv1t<1n have vmed IO po1tponc it ~hrdukd hr»rinti on ..i 1uuc:•tcd route for the pmpo\<'d f.attl'rn f recw11y 4'u~rv1~or• I homu• Kilty. I hir rie11 Wieder ond k alph < lark aJrcl'd WcdncMiay to dcl~y the hcarinii wel'k, when all five board rntmt>cn arr tAPt'"-l<d tu be p rctent \u~rv1\<1n Hruc.r Nc,1andt and Kerr \u1nton bCJlh W('f(' (>Ul of IC>Wn 11n did not atttnd lhl' mrJrn1na meC'l1n1 fht frerwt1y would t1flco hoth their d111m;t1 A\ prop<>'C'd , thr f.st,tcrn frerway would ltnk tht R1 vert1de Freeway in An11hr1m Hill\ with lh<' Santa Ana I rrcway 1n f u1ltn, panint throuah North r U\lln, Lemon J fc1aht\ •nd burderina Irvine h wc>uld he built l'arly 1n thr neA I lCntury. C <>at c\111nate• ran~e any· whrrc from S220to S16'1 m1llwn ~uf)(>rv1v1n dtu dtd ''' lOnt1nul' the mcc11n1 to July l 1 afler homt' own.en o ppcncd furthrr "udy of the freeway ahanrnent 11 •uw,1rd I>> t.ounty tr•n•pon.atton planner• lnttl'ld homeownen rec.ommcnd· cd the board 'tudy an ahl'tnat1vc route, which focuw:• o n ltnktn& the (,1ardcn (,rove and Nl'wport frrt'w1y1 to tht' north and folltJw1n, Sand <an yon Sint1•Jo koad 10 thr ...11aunll fref'wll y 1n 1hc •outh ~uch an •ltcrna11ve r11utc w11uld better Kt"Ve re1.t0nal tran11port;11111n need•. the homeowner\ contcndtd I()\ A,"'.JC,f 11 S fA J'J-An AH~ t11\k forcr hi\ hccn formed tu promote a m4lt\1ve puhl" educ.111110 pro1111tn 10 m1n1m1J.c exp<1\ure to the often fatal d1\CaM.' t>cfor<" 11 rn< he\ rp1drm1( pmpon111n1 'I brlll'Vl' thl' Alf)\ viru' h•• the 1 t1pi1h1l11yuf1.h11na,inaour free \OC1ety '" wr know 11 " ta•k ftirc.f' chairman f>r "'.Jcil \c.hrom \aid thl\ wrclt Pn vate funeral 1ervu et have l>t'c:n hrld for Daniel Ian < Jfx.I\<)( o l C O\ll ~ft'u who dard Jul)' I .S at IJ C J Mrd1c<1l C enter 1n < h•nlt' I le w•' S2 Mr C 1cJdM)(' wu hurn rn Monil;a 1n the f'h 1l1ppinn ;and ti .. d hvrd 1n tht ( t~I Mr\a 11tra f11r tht p;a\l 15 H'U\ .,, ,. .. , pru1drn1 and r111c.b11n1 rn1111err of lndu\lrial 'itdta11n1 I 11rp 11 firm pJ1 k.11'1111 rlr« tront< rqu1pmcnt l11r 1tir I \ c 11nrrnmrn1 Ht w11, it 11.iclu.itr ,,f /'-ot"wr)(1n H rtx~r Jf 111i1 ~111"11 .and w1" c1 mrmhrr 11f tht \< h1.w1I 'tr<11 k trilm \h<' 1Hurv1vcd by tw() wn,. Euaen~ fkl11n11e of fa1t Oak• C ahf, and < ym lklon~ of Othkoah, W11 . u ""ell u 1 daua)ltt'r f kanor 9 T oelkn of< O\la Mu.a Al11>1urv1v1n1arc two ~••t<'r\ tltith 1n Mu;h1pn, 19 ¥ft1nd11ldtrn and 14 IJClt•.,and• children A M11• of < hrl\luin Bunal wu r«ttt'd I hunday ill St foa< him ( hur< h with 1111rrml"nt fc1llow1r11 1n C)urrn 111 Jfc.1 vrn C rmcltl)' Victoria Dell&cqua Graham crusade expected to set record A rrunl rd1torial 1n the Journal of thr Aml'rn an Mc<11 li11I A1"ou11wn ~•d womrn with !\<.quired 1mmunr dl"fu 1rnl·y •ync1rome \hould not att prr&n,nt .ind II urscd prt-m Mill hl<x1d tr\I\ for thl' d11e1w:, ~ hram \aid Ill" " \11r1t1vrd hy ii \1111 1111 ( 11id\OI" \1,1111.nrcl 111 thr •il V)' 1n \.in l>1r"'1 .rncl I Nt1d.iuJt1IN\ Ak ... rncl1;1 I< 1( k,.11 \ •11 I hul;, V l\t.i •rul I ''I la111r WllYm 111 \.antrr I Ir .ilY• "'""' hi\ moth,., r ,., ,.line < ''"h'"' ,,, < ,,,, .. Mr\.i 4111cl tm 1 .. n., 1 I >.ir11l"I r ,ci<J 11,,. 11f J•pan 11\ wl"ll ii\• ht111hr1 " \l\IC"r .ind ft vr 11.r.u111! h1hlrrn ( •14\i f"\IUC' ~rv11.r\ ""l"rr hrld I ur\. d.ay for V1c111rn1 K.irhara l>tlllalqu;a 111 ( u'1JI Mc...a, wht> d1,.d f rida7 in ii ~.tnt.i Ana "'"\iillrv~nt homr \hf' W4\ IS4 !\tin l>rlh1~t1u;i, who wa• h11rn an f'11l»n<J 11111 .. rd tci < 1liforn1;a 1n I 'JH ;111d had 'Pf'"' the 11\t 4() yeitr\ 1n thr c rl\l<t \ir-... .irr.i \hr ""'' a m1·mhc-1 111 lh<" \1 J11:J< him< ilth11l11 < hurc h 1n < ,,,,d Mr..a By ti•• A1IO('latrd f>rt.11 \tn(t' opcn1ni a wet·k <1ill, morr than 2)t0.(IOO l)('of)lc have attrndc<I 1he Rev Hill y C Haham \ UU\adc ..it Anaheim Stadium, and or~nll<:r\ cApc! t lo tlJI' 1hc illlendanlc rr(urd tM"I al thr \tad1u111 16 year\ .i1111 A11rnc1ant.c lor the finl \Ill 11111.hh 11f thr l fu\adr wall 2k ~ <Ui. ancl a \pokri.man for the < iraharn t1\\4)( 1a tum ta1d he rxp<'< I\ 1ha1 nunih<-r 111 rl"a< h half a m1Jl11>n hy 1h1 rnd 111 tlu- l(J cla y cn..-ICmcnt • Wt think '100.1){1') arr ¥111n11, 111 c 11me I< 01ir1 I 0111pk111\ 1 h;1111ri;u1 ~·' Ht ... , l#tltloll ltlMMI ,,.,... ,.,,,, .,.__, ~ ,,..,, "r•" '• ,..,,,., ,-.1,..,1,,. \1/.,..,.,... ol· NI•" "111111·1 111•111·11.... *'-' "1-' l•lft ttu_,. • lf1ufl,~' , ,,.,, ... , , ,,, , .,,,, ,,... I"'" 1Vf1r'I ,,,,,, I•• 1 .. 111 ~ .... ' .\4 ,. •1•"'1 l u111r• of 1he ~oulhrrn C ialtf11rn1a Hilly C iraham < ru111.adr ~HJ l>unn& C 1raham'11 la\t ;appear;anlc ut the \tad1um 10 I 1H11J hr tlr('w a total ullcndanu· ()f 1114,11'1'1 llul the <'Va111P=l"1·, < >r.ar1&c ( ounly Uf)pt'Urnntc ha\ alrr,uly \('I a fl"w rru1rd\ I iJ\I I rtddy'\ t rowtl 11f 41) ()(/() wa\ lhe l<irV\I l>pl*OlnK ntkhl lhl" tTllOI\· Irr·, C'Vl"r h<id 1n ,1 N11rth i\mrnu rn uuw<lr c1nd \unday r11ihl \ rtllend ancc of ~k V1'> topped tlil" t ru\iuk·, < lo\lna n1ah1 of I 'Jfi'J I hrrc ha\ rtl\11 h<-t·n d •1111.r11fo ant ,.,,, ..... I #<<11/1'1111 111111111 ' .,., '", '''''''"'" '-f tUt1rw1P' 1c,,,.,,,,,.,,.., \.\• , .. ~rf/, .. ,,,~ , .. , ,., ' ''''A'., 11,, I•••• 1·1 .. 1,. I'll II . .,, . '""'"•' f-lfr lltwl t IN#dff"' W."' "'I ... , .,., ,, ' "'''''#"'• 11,.. I,.,,,.,.., llA•.t~ .. ,., •• 1 , • ., ....... . ~'~wlNttl w-. llw ''"I -..,..,,,, .. """'' ,,., ""'"•"••II• llfl "411•·• \ *'-'~A,,,~.,,, .. ~. , .. , f .-11r, "'"" ,..,,. .... lft •' """'ts I ,,,..,~ ··~ ,., ... , ,.,.,,,,.,, '••'t ,,._. ,~ ...... , "'"'•"' ,,,, ,~,. llrwrl' 11111"-' .,.., .... number of people JOIOJ down to the ballpark field al the end c1f1hc tcrv1c.c 10 c.omm1t the tr 11 vc* to C hr111. Larry Rotiti a 1pokc1man IM the iimup 1111d "It'• avcr1i1n1 11.11 pcrlcnt nc1w f11r lhe finll fi Vl' n1aht11, .. hr 1J<A1d .. I hat I\ h1Jhr r than mt>41t <.ru"-l<lrti 1n tllr I Jn1tcd <it.ate~ C1raham·, appcaren(r Wei\ ad vr1t1'1C<I prior to 1hc n;art of thl" uu\,1<le and \umr 1 mill ton 1n v11.a lion' were dr Ii vcred door-to-door l<tJ\\ w1d Hut hr added mo\t ptopll' who attrnd thr \l'rVllC\ arr invited by olhC'r\ What 1f a man tc•t' p«1,111vr11nd ii w111111tn IUI\ nc..,livr't" hf' a.kcd '< an •ulh u mamav br allowrd·r· \ul h pred1lament\ arc P'>n1nlr ii n11 t 1Jrr 1\ found for thr infe, 1111u\ d1va'IC 1ha1 dlrrady :.lf11~ h ~<><> '""' 111 I rnllh1111 l)l*Oplc \( hram warntd All>\ a11.1d" thr h<KJy \ 1mmunr '""'""' · 1111· la\k lhru: will \erk to l"nltK)11t-11 pr11ple ah<1u1A11 >\ :.ncJ 10 loHt' \11mr ha\I< ( hilnv\ HI \IK ICI)' fe&litrdtni J>l"llPll" '.1111111dr\ toward the d1~av lir ,,JUI • J>1rr1r kro11lin. 1~11 H111atl .... J. M 11rt11<1r/ •1f I ''''•' M c ,1 N,I\ 111 • h.trlo')" '• tH1.1til(rmr11l• ROH Belonale I 11nrr,1I ""' ,, ,., ...... ,.,, twit! 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Wi/ /11r1• IRV /Nl RAN< 11 IANMCR\ MARKI I '" ( 11/JYlllJ< tlu· ,.,,,,,,. ,,, .11/unt 1111111· IH'\'\, 1\1111/frt < rnut. " 1111· /,,,HI ''' 1nt1·rri.1t1u11.1/ fuu1u11111i 111 tl11 • WJ''' I rr·d1 fl"> rlw 1·. v•.1fnud ""'"' .111d c 111•1 ",1' 1 111111/1•1 •. ,,,,. 111t1·rw11vr·n w1tl1 1·11-:l111·l't1 /1111t/ I 1 /tun ., pruv1rlu1~ .111 11111·1111.rl1 ·tl l111f'f 1111~: ,111c/ "'""'>< l ''t(Jl 'fll'rtf ,. ,.,, __ , , .. .,.,,. ,., ., , '"" ,,.,,,, , ..... f' ,,,J. ,,, I'"'"' • '' ,,,.,,, ""''"'" '"' '''"'" ,, .. ,, 'rt ...... t ,,, ,, f ... • ,,. ' •• , . ,..... , ..... r1ul, ... ., '. , , .... ,, , , ,. ..... ,;1 •• 1 .. ·~ Jtf ,, If ,,,,,, f ,. , ...... , .. ,, ... -.. .... , HI f,. ,.,. t If "' ,,.. ii••·· '. , .. !( ••• ,.,., ,\ .. I• o;i . \ ,. , ,,.. \.-t• .. "' I I I • 1 I , 111 f" , , I I , I I ( .,.Mf-A ,,,., ••"• ,,.., .. , " ' 1.... .; tf •• " 1.,... " .. ..... 1fw ... w~n.•••m ... •' I ''•f•rtrF•/ ..•. """"' ,,,,,,,,~,,.. • ,...,.., • ..,., '• H f ,,JI ' .,., '·~ , •nit , ~. .. ""'"-. " .... . 4rl '·""" .... . .. , ...... '• . ,..., "· \.lu I ••tn .a "°' \ " , ,.,., . , .... "'~· ',.,.,,,lf'IJl.lt n. .... '~·· ..... , ..... ,,,,,. , .,, .. "'""' "' ". ,,.., •J'•tl- 11.t I ,,.,,.,, ,, ,, tt,., .... """""• , ... ..It ,.,. , 111.Nw.. ,..__.,.... ""'"'•••llftt "' ...,, ..,., ( '" "• " . ...... ... ------------------------------------------------------- A8 Orange Coast DAii. y PILOT /Friday, July 26. 1985 Lungren stand on oil drilling should be aired Local dcctcd re presenta ti ves have jumped on the omhore oil dnlltng JSSUC like a platoon of paratroopers. Ctt~ council mem bers from Newport Beach, Laguna Beach and C'-Cn Hunttngto n Beach -where oil has lo ng hcen a \Ital cog in the economic machinery -have 1oined to express and strengthen their common oppo~1 tion to the Interi or Department's plan to lease 54 square mile~ off the Orange Coast for exploratory dnll ing. Their outrage a t the idea of oil rigs dotting the Paci fie honzon 1s echoed by Congressma n Robert Badham, R-Ncwpo n Beach, but other state and federal Republicans have been notable for their silence on the ISSUC T hough public prono uncements by the Sacramento ddegauon might not be partic ularly usefuJ, the moral support would be appreciated. But the o pinion of Badham's Republican colleague on Capitol Hill, Rep. Dan Lungren. whose district includes pan of Huntington Beach, could be important to the success of the gatherin~ opposition. Lungren. a young man said to have a bright future in Republican politics at the national level, has been a sphinx smce the state's congressional delegation and the lntenor Departm ent anno unced a compromise that would end the moratorium o n offshore oil drilling for I ,JOO square miles o f ocean bottom between Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach. No o ne o utside the politi cians and bureacrats who concocted thi s compromise is happy with it. The 011 companies want more tracts o pened to drilling: the beac h c1t1es want to exte nd the m o rato rium barring dnlling. Lungren. 1t seem s, 1s caught in the middle. This administration has been more accommo- dating to business interests and less mindful than some o f it s predecessors of the p rotestatio ns of e n vironmen- tahsts. Closer to home , Lungren's constituents have traditionally accepted the oil business and -in Huntingto n Beach -enjoyed a mutually pro fitable rela t1o nsh1p w11h 1t. In addition. most. of Lungre n's d1stnc t ts north of the a rea mvohed in the leasing compromise. It 's a difficult position for a legislator to be in. Certainly, we'd like to see Lungren jo in Badham and the coal1t1on of council m embers in an a ttempt to derail the compromise befo re it becomes policy. lfhe can•t d o that, he should at least explain wh>- LETTERS Teens have no buslness congregating in Balboa lo the hJrtor I v.a\ \hol kcd to rl'Jd \.our cdr tonal •m Jul~ 11 '>taung thJt the ne"'h ntahlt,hcd turfl'"' v.a\ J "'rong IAJ\ '" rnol, l" h1:al h 1r11uhll•\ I 11hrt \llU h<t\l ne\l'f "'''cl on thl· rkOlll\Ul.t or \.Oil don·I ha•t' tC't'n-3gl' ( htldrl·n f II\ con thr rx·ntn\ula ( 4Mh "itrl't"ll .inti ,1m n11t a lot oldC'r than thn1· l1111d 11hn11-..1ou\ umanng kid'> fl 1m _:,. 1 I ht·rl· " 1111 rt·a,nn tht'\t' t..1d'> \ho 11ilcl tw d• '"II hnl· I hn Jrl l11ud k.i'' lttll·r ,.,l., 'Y.hnl· thro"' tht•tr '1•111ptw,· ••nm. p.1110 tor gla'>'o lo tl; n t'r' "'hac and rip111l v.hatt.·\.er t\n't r1.11kd d11"' n I hnr ultimate goal t\ L.M. Bovo \Cl( Thq rnnH: down h<.·rr and pro"' I around ltkt· dog\ rn hl'at -c,cdtn)( thL' ult1m.11l· v1lut1on 111 thl'lr 0011ng h111 r11<HH"\ V.l· l<i<.JI' lo\.C our 'e""f)(>rt rn tht· v.1ntt·r v.hen 11"\ ·our~· hut C.<llTH \ummer lhc'>c k ids takr mn who arl 'o dmr p('ctful of propen~ and peat\' of mind The\ dco;tro\ thr '>ummtr tor those of us "'ho pa\ thr lal(C'> for lht• lifeguards -;tret:t c,v.cepcr<,. tra'h p1t'kur> roltll. fire departmrnt and l·ll "'ho\l' \erv1ce\ lht') U'ie ..... hl'O tht\ tome d11wn hert• JO"-I C \l Ll '-; B.\l BC>\ Ready 1 -2-3-breathe f fa• h11,1Thtflj' <of fOIH l<11tfld .l!lllH,tl' I\ <11111d111.tll«I I!• thL·ll p.Hl' 11n1· hrl-.1th per 'lrult B111 tht• htl'.1111111~ ol hum.in' ' 11111 " 11ord111.t1nJ JI 11'.t\I 11111 11.11111.1!1\ P rok"1nn.il runnt'I' 11.11n 1hn'l1 whn 111 1.11..1.' a hrr.11h lnr l'\c:T\ 1~~11 \lrtdc«, lttl..\01\ lt·.1111 11 <>ldl1tiH"I\ \'h" 111111· p.11rrcl up 1111 t rr•"' 11 ,,1 •~' lx'L .11111· )loud .11 11 '"" \nd I 0 h1:1 \llll It lind kttrr t.11111"1\ \\ho 11.1 \\" ti ;Jnv..n 111 .1 \l tt•nu· < >nl\ I 2 J'll."ftt·n1 111 l11dp1' l'ntrrl· popul.1111111l1q·c.1n H11mh.1\ hu1 1h.11 ~r11ur .tl111ll p,t\\ .1 lhrrd col lhl' 1111n1n '1.1\t'' 11 'nol I.tu I'd mo\t' { ol,u 11·1' h,I\ 1· i(rfl\.\ th l.t\l"r\ ( llrt'\ 'h "' '~h.11 tl1t· att11n\phnc V..J\ 111..1 I>\ t"I <'1111Hll"\ It ha\ lh<ln{(l'll Ill· L Hknt.tlh \l. hl'11 coal m1nrn1t .tnd l ••llk r.11\111t• hooml'd ti tnupk h11n· tlrnl 't"1" 11to lhl' ,1rr' mrlhJnl' 111ntrnt ir11 1"1t·d Kl I '•1111.1111.t' 1nL't1l·11 m111 h ['\Uhlt If o ,II\ 11(.tl "ht•n ti \l'I \ l d ,I, ,1 ton\• r11 r111 ckkn,1• 1n 1,hopl1t11n11 t:.t"-'' B 11 man' n"t h1,1trl\t' ,,1 OF~A NGE COAST DailyPiloi r ·'"""'-"' .,. ,., O''• .... """' .. ,,..,. i")l\fA ... flllM A ,_ ,." •'I f{JW,.., A.itt ' "'pV)t)r )liMl(fl' t\ • ' .... lhq ·,r nner \c't'n .1 t..kptoman1Jl 1hough thn hl·l1nl' \Ulh t•i.1"t '"M ui 11plt:-ix:r<oon,11t1' · 1111\A. 'l'r' l'S a' J dt"fc n\c 11111 111 ld11n\ l J\t•\ \nd again man~ fl\H hi;1ltl\t' \J\ thL'' \l' nr\er '>l'en d <l1111t,1I mulltr>k rx·r '>Onaltt~. though tht•\ hclll'Vt' \Ul"h t'\l<ot ()uL·c,1111n " 1111"' <.1>m mon " the CK'(J\1ono.1I 111g1 Ill \tC<tl'' llov. l11mm11n I\ thL· •1<C,1\111nc1 I urge to hcha1t quttl' •1111111 ch.it.it tn' It' a m.111t r 111 •1·< oirct that thl' I 1r\t "lat1nn..il BJnl.. 111 \t11t1c1 granted a four ;car lei.int<• \l.end' \l.e,tfall J loirml'r tdln 1h1·r1· F'urf)(1'1(.· wa\ 10 I'<" hat I.. 1h,· mont•, \ht'.d bc.-t•n 111n\l\ll'd of t•mh1:11l1n1t from that ha11k I '' lt•nd1 r11, th1· n11-.11 ol lhr d11f\ 1hn r;11 I JllltJn\ ht·,11 tht>\l" doll' lo <k.1th \t,1ntfJrJ pr.tt 11, 1· rn a lot ol pl.i<l'' 1n \outhC'a<ol ·\\IJ f m told I om· ,,1111, lr\l' rn hi\lf 1111· l1<111'1t• hold ' 111 "il111 l..h11lm I. \1 8o•d " ., oadi<"atC'd rnlumni\t Tom hit ~""-0'"°11 r Ootao Don ,9" .. , C 1ty Ed>tnt Cr-'f lh.tt ';""'1• '°''"' "T/w n·orcl (curlew) brings up visions of arn1ed po/in· pa t rolling t/1 e streets. searching for freedom-JovJngcllfzens. · · IN PERSPECTIVE Newport should designate area as teen-age hangout Curfew seems to violate American concept of rights C urfcw1 Somrho \A. th,· \.\Ord 11\rlf 'ounds un-A.mertlan C urkw!> arc fur Banana rt'puhhl countne!> "'hlC"h ha'c ne"' 101lttar\ ruler'> l'\en k" months C uric"' are for Middle £.a \t countner. ""Ith \tilled people f he v.ord hnngs ur \l\111n' ot armed poltlc pJtroll1ng tht• \lfl\ ''· \l'arthrng lor frl·cd1Hn 111\ 1ng Ull/cn!> Autauirlt•"' tn \nwrtla 1hdand of lhl' frel··• f-\ l·11 ,,..nr,t· a l urft·" 111 New port Bcat h -thr lo.111d ol tht tanm·d and 1!!11lJ,·n-ha1rnl \11UllJ''1L r<, \.\tlh thr hro;1d "'hill' '>nltk'>' 're\ alurflov.. h.1c,hl·l·n \<Jlcd 111 lhl nl\ h\ thl· h.I\ '\o oiw llnlkt thl .i~L o f 11< l .tll lo1tr1 1111 tht \llrt'I' 1111n f() pm unt1· thr \UrtlllH'r "11\\'r Is 11 nghl or "'rong., I hl· C 111 C ounul IAJ\ ncarl\ 'Pitt on th,· t\\Ul" l 'nlcss a t l•Jlou' 'oung\ll'f 1.11..l·, thl· turfcv. tu th1· ...,upremr C 1111rt "''' "'111 nl'\ef l..n11\\ Planng tht ...i1h1et t 111 1x·"flt'llt\l' we h;I\ t• 111 ,.,,1m1 Ol· the pr11hkm .ind ..in\ altcrn..atl· 'nlu1111r1c, Wh) a turk"'' It appe.Hc, thal ""lr v.pon fkath or morr '>f>l:u fitJll~ t hr Balboa Pen1n,ula Mt·a qf Nev.pun fkach. 1s an attra1 ti\ l. r>lacc for \11unp peopk to jl..<ltht·r 'o"' \oung pt:opk hcl\t' i.Jl"'a" MARTIN BROWER g..ithrn:d,omeplall' fhn hJ\l'nner hct•n n1ntent to \It on lhl fror\t rorth Jnd rod .. or 1n thl' "' 1ng room and reJJ Thn "'ant 10 l/." out und .. hani; around .. \.\llh other, of 1hctrm~n age 't uung.l'r dHldn·n hang around 1n a \ luhhuU\\• V. h\'ll th\'\ get oltkr thL'\ ,,,1111 to ~110111 al n11thl \c, om· \111111g pt'r\t>ll put ii 111 nll" .. t11 Ix• llUl\Hk .II r11)!ht to 111.· lrn· '' nut1ng. In d,I\, g11t1l· h, th1o; hanging 0111 "'·'' donl· on .1 u1rnrr near the l andy '" .r, in lhL' L l I' 111 .1 drug '>lorL' or mall \hop 111 thl .. uhur b' ..ind 1n lecn tlnlt '"n \m.111 to\\11\ Bui that wa' 1n d.1\\ ~tllll" h\ f ttd,I\ \ \Ollllg Jll'Cl[lk V.<1111 lo IW out 'dw1r 1hn tJn '''\' o.1nd IX' 'een HL·tng uut 1111gh1 mL-.in a c,horr1ng \l nll"r <If 11 mrghl me.in thl· 'iun\ct "itrtp \11nw \l-.tl\ ,1g11 JO tht• ( 0\ \ ngl'IL'' ;irc.1 "" "'hnl· d11 I.. 1d' ~o In h.ing 11u1" l>urtnl! thl' 1kbo.11l·\ 0H·1 th1; lUrfc"' lhl \<Hing. rx·nrk of °';\•\\pon HcJl h m.11ll· thl· 'Jrnc argum' ntc, 1hat \c111ng flt:opie \"\Cr\"' ht"rl' hJ \. e madl· through tht• agn . l hl'H' l\ no pltl(C to !I" .ind nothing to do 111 Nl'\.l.pon" 'Wtwfl· 1\ 1hnt· anvplaet· to go and ..i11\lh1ng to do ,.l'L·\\IH·rt•"' I °' \n· )!dn"' I hl·fl· arc rt111\ rr thl0;11,•r\ restaurant<,. bowling alleyc,. mu· srum'>. an gallenco;. m1 n1aturc goll <:)amc a'i 1n Orangt· ( ount} What uo the ~Id'> do') Thl') hang out rn 'W estwood V1llagl' - or the\ oml· hung out there A lUfk\\ haS JUSI been pao;<;cd 1n Wro;twood Su "'trn1"<, "'rong w11h ktd!o hanging uut'' In Westwood. the bU!olnl''>\ people did no t li~c 11 The l..td'> dmurbcd thr t ustom1.·r... In '\icv.port the re\1dcnt\ do not like 11 Thl' l1dc, d1<>turb the neighborhood Overreact ing on thl' part of adult<;'' Onl~ to an ex tent. Take one teen-ager and~ouha,ca\h) a"'t..ward ktd But put three or more together and \ou ha\C \man alcrk!>. d ov.n'. poten11al trouhll· maker'>. ThC)· 'how oO for nnc another. In Nev.port thn litter . arl' no1!>y and l'ven hecomc 1andals. So what"\ the sulutmn'1 K id~ "'ant tc> hang ou1 -the) al"'a)'> ha\l· and the\. al"'~'" ""I Rut "'hcrc., lhl' pcn1n\ula is attract1H· and a pl..il'e to go. A lel'n renter'' With rnkec, and tahll· tcnnt<o'! f hat wilt nnrr do 11 - 100 honng and nerd> Perhapo; an arta ran he \cl a'>ldl' v.ht'rc hanging out ,., permitted t'>-o rnrfcw thrrc EH·n-one can meet C\Cl)onr. One big pany Pol1u: would l·<oscnt1all) kel'fl hands on no harm. nu foul. Perhaps eve!") )nung person v.111 want tc> congregate there nd lhl·n the· curfew can be ltflcd A curie"' violate\ per'ional nghts -and l'H'n people under f 8 haH~ nght<,. Martin Brower publishes tbe monthly newsletter "Martin Brower's Orange Count)-Report " -1741t11Hdt.HI ~ i;,i;Jitl•ijt.lfW,i---------------- Pasha of pork-barrel water projects breaks own rules Comn1ittee charged with appropriating funds ha s been writinp: legi s lation too v. \\lll\:Cill" ~ \11111nv 1h,· 'Pl'n1lth1it1 '1111.111' 111 tlw ft m"r 111 lfrp11,1111.i11,,., f.frr lornlln1ll I> ·\l.i ,, thr p • ..,h,1 11! n11rt.. 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But th<' hu rC'au dc<'•dcd ti v. holl' nl'"" \)\tern "-OU Id hf too l'\pt'O\l\l" \II II \\CIU ld JU\t hU\ •t prin11ng. prt'"' Tht· L.ontr:H I wrn1 v.11hout tomrx·1111,e h1dd1ng -10 .1 C rl'rmnn w mpan}. \.\1 th wh t<.h lhl· hllrl':tll h.ld lrtC'd 1n \.,11n 10 negolll.llr for t hL' l·nurC' \\\!Cm I fa mrhnn I ool < 11 rnmpln1nl·d 10 Rq> Ton\ lfall I> Ohw ;ind lht• ( rl'Ol'rJI \<.·c.:ounltnl! Otliu· T lw C • \() dcut.letl llam tlton v.a' llJlhl thr tnnlral'I wuc, cann•k'\J and I lam1llon " rr:ich with a hid tor ihl pnnltnj! prl·'' that"• \~ m1lhon lnv.t'r th.in thl' ( ,,•rman ltrm'<, J.<'lt Andrrson and n1lr i•an A ti• art' •YadlratNI rolumnht MARTIN BROWER columnt.t PHYL LIS ScHLAFLY Foreign service awash in Dems Reaganites needed in U.S. e mbas sies. senior State posts rhc d,I\ thl m•\,I,\ hit thl Ian that lhl' r rcndt I 11rt·1~n \lin1\lf)' had JHOtl'\tl'd thr 'unacn plahll• charac· tl'r" of thl· 11ut\poh ·n lomments b) tkr>art111g I • ..., \rnha\\ador Evan Coalhrallh I "a'' l\1t1ng \>olth hend1 lne nd' 111 l\111\ Thn not onl\ "'l're nut uffond<'d thr~ appl..iudcd ( 1alhra1th and ')aid he was right on target (1 alhra1th \11rrl·d th1· ire of thl· soc1al1~t F ramo" M1ttcrrnnJ b> t11t1- l·111ng thr < ommu111\I l'an\ off1nal\ he had in hr'> go,crnment C1albra11h o;a1d tlw t n11nl \win found 11 eas1a to drat "'Ith thl· t-rL'nt h after th1· lOmmun1<,11111n1'>tl·rs left the govern· mt•nt la't \Car ( 1alhra1th rnadc '>Om~ other con- tro\C r<>tal n11n111ent' ,, lcv. da~' carl1rr which .ire morl' impo rtant It• ·\m..:man\ I k ralkd for major rcformi. in thl' l '.~ lmt·1gn i.crvKL' including the ,1ppo111tml'nt of Reagan c,upponn' 10 ,tlf nlJJOf l S em- h.is<,1e<; ..and 'Llllor p<1.,1110no; 1n the 'i1atc l>cr>artmrnt I Jc \.lid this " nrtl·\\ar' 111 u1rrl't l thl· foreign scr '1lc'" hu1lt-111 .. lthcral Drmncrat h1.1<. >If ,., rdn·'>h1ng th.11 .1 'l'ntor t r \ diplomat r1n.ill\ ha\\pOkl'O out aboul um· 111 tht• \l,rndal' 111 the l ' \ gmrtnmcnt thr tact lhal the Stat1 Dcpartmn11 lunct1on' d\ J lav. unto 11\dl and 1~nnrc' l '." l'lct·t1on fl'· \ult' C1alhra11h ..aid bluntl) ... T hi• I.Kt\ ar1· 1hr11 mml ol thl' pc•ople 1n thl' ltm•1gn o;cn Ill'' o tr I >l,•n11x. rat ·· Ron..ald lh·..igJn "'a' rc-elcctl'tl prl'!o1d<.·n1 in the h1ggc~t landslid,· 1n modt•rn llnlC'\ fhat m.111datl' cann<>t tx• Cflrrtl'd OU I h\ p1:11pk v. h11 VOll'd for \l. alter \111ndak l'oltun rralh arc m..a<ll' b) tht· thuu'>iJnd' o l m1ddk·L'l hl·lon bureau- trat'> .. , ho l!" l. acf\ tlt' dt•tcnmm· \\hat 111lorm.1111111 '' '>t'nt 10 their \UfX'rt11r' dr;1lt lhL' ··""orktng'· flJr>l'" prq>.trc thL ·11pt11111\' ··m1t•r prt t" 1lw rcgul<1t11in' .int.I .,ummantL' thl · 1n1dl1j!l'ntr ·· I lw kdt•ral hu rl·autral\ 1n 1lw '-tall' Drpartment ,tnd thl· lorL'tgn \t'n Ill" have tht• arroga111 .1tt1tudt• th;ll Pre'11dcnt Rt• agan " JU't .in rntl•rlutk to b1: t•ndurrd l>cmulr.1111 ,1dr111n1'lr.1t111n\ OC\t•r rx-rm 11 tt·d l 1' ii \l'n tl t· ur forr1gn 'l·n Kt· 111 rm pet.I, their poltt1l,tl llhjl'l I I\,., l're\ltknt I ranklrn Komt•\cll used .. ,·mcrgn11 '" P""' l'" lo tire hundred' ol 11,11 \Cntll t'mplo:.ccs. put J frl·c1c on all nL'"' hirings, and thl'n h1rl·d m·"' "'"rt..L·f\ through the em- pin~ nwn1 111f1tt' uf the lx:mocrattt N<t11onal ( 111111rn111·c When P rt·<.t· dl'nt I tarn I rum;rn \\,1ntctl to load h" tnrnd' 111 th\ l\·ndcrga'it rnach1nt• 1>0111 thl· fl·Jl'rnl pa\ roll ht· 1us1 clo~ed \llml· kdcral ottin·., ,ind reopened tht•m 1n Kan"'"< 11\ Prc'i1dent John J Kenned\ ahol1'hl'd th,· L'ntm· kckral agcnn thcn dl\pt'n\in~ lme1gn .ud thu' d1m1natin~ th,· I 1'><.'nhuwcr 3Jl- r>rnntl'l'\ Kt•hnL'th lhL•n 1mmed1atch l rratcd ii nt·" torrrgn dtd agcnq under a Ill'"' n.1nw and l11red a nr"' \lalT nf ;ill 1-.rnnnh '>upponcrs Whl'n f >"' 1gh1 F "''nhower wa' l'k<ll'tl prl0'1d1·nt on tht• 1952 Rr puhltl.tn P.1m. platlorm pledge. onl> .1 handful 11! tor JOh' "'l·re r hangrd 1lw ~Hiit' lkr>Jnmcnt \\h1d1 had IO\I C l11na .ind :rnnountnl that South 1-..orea "'"' out,tdt lht• I ' 'i "defon'>l' penml·tt•r · n·m.111wd '1nuall) 1n tdl t Till' IC'\\ Rq1uhht .111\ who tl1d n·t <'l\l" high .1ppurntm,·n1' were told tht'~ lllUld not ('\en hrll ,1 \t'nCtaf\ of th1•11 own L IH 10\1ng. hL1t had to t·on 11 mu• "'1 1 h l10IJ01 l"" from t ht· I ruman atlm11'l1'l1at111n I tdcl < a<;tro "'a' thL' h1ttl'r har1c-\I ol th1' failure to cJc,1n out the State Depart men I l J ~ mha\s~1dor Earl E. T Smith <oent hark accurate report\ that Cu .. lro wa~ a rnmmun1st, hut they <.ame rnto 1hr hand\ of rruman holdover nanll'd Wilham Wieland "'ho p1gconholcct them and nn rr pa\l\Ccl 1hcm up to hi\ <oupcnor\ I hC' Nl\on and f nrd adminl\· 1rn11onc. d ul nothing 111 111<.k the tx>al o f KennNh l11hn,on ho ldo\lcn 111 the \tatc lkpanml·nt I h,· 1'.1\on-f ord foreign flnlit' \\ "' m.inaRt'd h~ ltcnr) K1'<oinger .1n\"'<I\ '"ho...,· poltu('\ ""l'rl· 1nd1\t111gu1\h,1hlt· Imm thl· John<oun ;11l1111n1c,1r.111un', In rnll111~ for Prc,11kn1 Rt•agan tn .1ppoin1 .. hi\ ov.n nit·n· hi all m.11or oitr\<.'3\ l'mh;,"n'' Jilli lo l n po' 1t1on' in tht' 'it.11<· l~p.1r101rnt \m ha\<tadClf ( r,llhrc11th h,1\ I hllllt-ngl'lf tht• "i1.111· I >t-p.11tllll'nt' 1mr)t'rtal 1"111 n'.1u1 rat\ It "''" I'll.· .1n 111tl're<ot1nit tkha1<· IWt\'t·1 n lhl' \1111r11 ,1n J)\'nr'"' .inti tht· • ntu·rH hl ii t 111,· Ph) Iii~ .v hlalh '' • ~''Dd1<'1ttt'd rolumn1Yt 'SSBMWs feature anti-lock braking General handling. performance better in top-of-line cars BMW's largest, most luxurious model is also a sports sedan and performance machine: the 7351. The two-door 635CSi Is essential- ly similar to the 735i. although somewhat smaller and sportier. It Is also a competitor in the European Touring Car Championship Both 1985 models offer better performance and handling than their predecessor s -the 633SCi and the 733i -plus an anti-lock braking feature. Both are powered by BMW's 3.5- llter six-cylinder engine that achieves a 10 percent improvement In torque, resulting in better a stronger response to the ac- cet er at or and bt!tter man- euverability. Standard on the 635SC1 and the 735i 1s the anti-lock braking device, developed jointly by BMW and Bosch. ABS combines electronic wheel-speed sensors, an electronic control unit (actually a small com- • \ ' ' .. puter) and a fast-acting hydraulic control unit into a system that prevents wheel lock-up when brak- ing -no matter how slick the road surface or how hard the driver applies the brakes. lhe system works by continuously relaying Information from a sensor in each wheel to the computer. If a wheel begins to lock up -indicated by a sharp drop In its rotational speed -the computer relays a command to the hydraulic control unit to reduce hydraulic pressure to that wheel until it is operating normally again. Both models come equipped with ventilated disc brakes at front and solid discs in the rear, plus MacPherson struts up front and Track Link semi-trailing arms at the rear. Interior appointments in the BMW models feature leather upholstery. Standard equipment includes or- thopedically designed eight-way power front seats, electric windows and central locking with a friction deadbolt for added security. The cockpit design puts all critical instruments, controls and warning lights in a wraparound grouping for easy readings and easy reach. The 735i offers automatic climate control. while the 635SCi features air conditioning. The latter also features an electric two-way sun roof. Both cars are offered with f1ve- speed manual or four-speed auto- matic transmission . ·Y s9995 or S169 per mo. full factory eq•p11e.t i1cludes power steerh1g, power brakes, 11toutlc tr111s11issio1 V6 w/fuel inject101, lunry wllttl conrs, AM/f M stereo, steel bettt4 ra41als, tinted giass 111alog clock,·'°"' rtt1tte co1trol 11lrrors, 48 llO. closed el4 lust. Total "•ts. $8112. $1,000 CAP. IED. (Ser. 693315) TOPAZ • Cloth Seats s7449 or 129 • AM/FM Stereo • 2300 NACIFI Engine • Potrcut Wlleels per mo. • 5 speed • fro1t Wllttl Drive (Ser. 641193) 41 ltO. CEL + tu, total '9ts. $6192 +-tu. $1000 cap red1etio1 to l1ltllt1 lt11t OAC. "HOME OF THE GOLDEN TOUCH " Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Friday, July 26, 1985 81 BYW'a luzury sedan. the 7361 (bottom photo). and the aportier two- door 635SCI are being offered with 9 .5 percent financing for a llmJted time at Saddleback BMW, owner Klaua Ll.acher hu announced. Leaae ratea are alao available at the dealenhlp. Standard features Include a new anti-lock brake feature that worb on the •llckest surf acea, leather apholatery and wraparound lnatrumenta. ~ Mark VII ' S18,995 or $299 Eltc. cassette with ,rt•i•• SOHd srste•. 5.0 liter emg., 11ttt11tlc. 4-wtteel ,owtr disc brakes, 11r co11d powtr wil4ows & locks, rur 4tfroster, tltt wtlttl, tiltt4 &1111. itttnll wiJtrs. luttltr l1ttnor (Str 1193) 41 110 C.E.L, tJ1, tout ,.alts. $14,352 + tu. SlSH CM rtftctiM tt ilftilte 1t1se O.A.C per mo. 2626 HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA .. I --_ .. 82 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday, July 26, 1985 Chrysler anno~nces record • • earnings, new invest1nents Spending more on automotive plants as it diversifies into other areas as well DETROIT -Chrysler Corp. achieved record second-quarter operating earnings of $852 million before taxes. Lee A . lacocca, chairman of the board, has announced. That total compares with $803.6 million for the second quarter of 1984. Net earnings for the second quarter of 1985 totaled $596.4 million, or $5.02 a common share, compared with $802.9 million, or $6.48 a common share, for the same period In 1984. • The company had record s1x- month earnings of $1 ,577 . 1 million before taxes. compared with $1 .509.8 million for the same pertod of 1984. Net earnings for the first six months of 1985 were $1 , 104 million. compared with $1 ,508. 7 million for the first half of 1984. lacocca also announced that Chrysler had Increased Its five- year spending plan from $10.5 billion to $11.5 billion. "The ante just went up by a billion dollars," lacocca said. "We think that's what we have to spend to stay competitive, keep Chrysler strong, and protect the jobs of our employees." and surpasses the previous re- cord of $5.4 billion set In the first quarter of this year. Worldwide sales for the second quarter of 1984 totaled $5.3 bllllon. For the first six months of 1985, Chrysler's worldwide sales were a record $11.4 billion, compared with $10.2 billion for the same period In 1984. With strong sales and resulting profits, Chrysler Is making major financial investments In cars and trucks for the future. The company announced It was investing more than $160 million In Its Sterling Heights (Mich.) Assembly Plant to ac- commodate p roduction of Chrysler's new sporty compacts -the Plymouth Sundance and Dodge Shadow -which will start production In May 1986. Drive Manufacturing Technical Center In Detroit. During the first six months of 1985. Chrysler announced sev- eral major steps It was takln9.• consistent with the company s long-range strategy of di- versification Into the fast-grow- ing area of financial services, aerospace end electronics, while continuing to Invest heavily In the automotive business. An Investment In the high-tech aerospace Industry was an- nounced recently, when Chrysler said it would acquire Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. for about $637 million. Gulfstream, a leader In aerodynamics and electronlcs Integration, also has defense contracts which ere expected to grow In the future. In the area of financial ser- vices, the company signed an agreement to establish a joint venture between Chrysler Flnanclal Corp. and General Electric Credit Corp. to finance machinery. equipment and real estate by third parties. In addition, Chrysler Flnanclal Corp. announced It would ac- quire for $125 million the com- mon stock of E.F. Hutton Credit Corp.. a diversified equipment finance company engaged In commercial lending and leasing on a nationwide basis. Through these two moves. Chrysler and Its consolidated subsidiaries had worldwide sales of $6 billion for the second quarter of 1985, wh ich is a new quarterly record for the company In a~dltlon, Chrysler an- nounced It was Investing more than $200 million In two Detrolt- area plants. Four-cylinder engine production capacity at the com- pany's Trenton Engine Plant, after an Investment of $150 million, will be Increased from 800,000 to more than a mllllon a year. This Includes machining equipment and an added as- sembly line to produce Chrysler's new 2.5-llter four-cylinder en- gine. To develop its ~utomotlve plants of the future. Chrysler Is investing $58 million in Its Outer Chrysler Flnanclal Corp. will be able to diversify beyond Its Involvement as an automotive finance company supporting the company's dealers. A three-acrou front eeat option la avail- able on Chry•ler'• new front-wheel-drive ~e CaraT&D and Plymouth Voracer mlnf van•. The middle eeat:tna area eztenda from the right front pauenaer eeat and ha• lta own eeatbelta. The driver'• eeat can be a~ted meparately. When two rear bench eeata are combined with the extra front eeat option, the mini wagon• will eeat up to etaht pauen&en. Rolls-Royce cars take months to build decades to decline More than half the cars made since Royce -----built his first in 1904 still on the road today The electronic odometers In Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars can read up to one million miles, underlining the company's confidence in the lasting value of Its cars. Nor Is this confidence mis- placed -more than half the Rolls-Royce cars made since Henry Royce built his first car in 1904 are still on the road today. A Rolls-Royce is probably the most expensive production car in the world -and acknowledged as the best. It is an elegant car, blending the latest In science and technology with elements of luxury that are unique In the automotive world. Each car takes between three and five months to build, coming oH an assembly line that moves --------------------------- just a few feet each day, and only when a particular job Is finished and the craftsmen are satisfied with the work. The V8 alloy engines are carefully assembled by hand, with one craftsman taking final responslblllty for each one. Each engine Is bench-tested for eight hours, during which a specialist listens for unusual noises with a stethoscope. Every hundredth engine Is dismantled to the last piece and microscopically exam- ined for any sign of wear. Each engine Is expected to run for at least 100,000 miles without major attention. The exterior color Is the result of at least 12 coats of primers and specially mixed paints, each one hand-rubbed before the next application. The Rolls-Royce grille Is a subject unto Itself. Many people think It is made of sllver. Actually, it is stainless steel that has taken on the shimmer of sllver as a result of five hours of hand NEW 19851/2 ESCORTS polishing. There Is another Il- lusion In the grille. 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She's also the winner of the 1985 Ford Truck/WMAQ radio "Miles of Quality" sweepstakes -and reclpelnt of Ford's largest over-the-road vehicle, a custom- ized L TL 9000 tractor. plus other prizes and equipment worth more tt,lan $100.000. I The customized unit was pres- 1 ented to her officially in Anaheim, I at th'e International Trucking Show held earlier this month "We're delighted Christine won. She's a conscientious driv- 1 er. a hard worker, and a smart business woman," said Kenneth I F. Smith, heavy truck operations manager for Ford Truck Oper- ations. The competition, which was open to all licensed operators of Class 8 trucks ( 18-wheelers), drew over 250,000 entries. Leslie picked up her entry at the Truckers Inn near Jessup and mailed it from the Truck Stops of America on 1-30 outside of Dal- las. Texas Her name was drawn in March by WMAQ on-air per- sonality Fred Sanders. "I couldn't believe I won." she said. "I was so excited that I wanted to thank everybody " leshe first saw her prize on a guest tour at Ford's heavy truck plant In Louisville, Ky. The cherry red and silver rig was unveiled In Ford's showcase Pilot Model Inspection Room to reveal a matching painted chassis along with custom pin-striping. According to Plant Manager Jim Whyte. "the workers on Line 3 took painstaking care In as- sembling the tractor to her every specification, from mounting the unique die-formed fiberglass hood to bolting together the rear suspension. She smiled the en- tire time she toured the assembly area and made it a point to thank all of the crew that had anything to go with her new 'baby · " ~eslle 's new "home on the ~ad" features an interior with aircraft-type instruments, stereo system. extra leg room, luxury trim and carpeting, plus a two- person penthouse sleeper with refrigerator. Now a fleet owner since she operates two rigs. Leslie said her skyrocket to success -while admittedly due to good fo~tune -also Involved good timing, common sense. and a "can do" attitude "I'm a real t:>ellever In the power ot positive thinking," she said A resident of Carson and a single parent, Leslie decided three years ago to move beyond ra1s1ng her three daughters. pursuing a law enforcement degree at Cerritos College part- time. and working another seven years for the Postal Service. "In 1981, I began explorlng other career options and concluded that the commercial trucking .business would enable me to improve my family's lifestyle, help me gain flancial Indepen- dence. and expand my own horizons," she said. Today. Leslie goes by the citizen's band radio name of "Sugar Chris," and hauls sensitive electronic and com- puter equipment from coast-to- coast with the aid of her co- d river. "Mr. T. The Sugar Bear," a slightly dog-eared teddy bear who keeps vigil 1n the passenger seat. The 6 foot 3 inch former model hasn't regretted her decision: "Sometimes I feel guilty because I enjoy it so much," she said. "I've never been hassled for being a lady trucker. and I've seen the country at my leisure and made friends all over the U.S. If I hadn · t made my decision three years ago, I might still be wonder- ing about my future. Now I'm driving It " Christine Leslie poses with one of the more than $100.000 In prizes she received as winner of the Miles of Quality sweepatakea -a Ford L TL 9000 tractor. @ll@@@a@@ GUARANTEED TRADE ALLOWANCE Change in fuel regulations TOW IT DRIVE IT DRAG IT PUSH IT leaves automakers in limbo '85 FORD '84 vw '80VW T -BIRO RABBIT VANAGON ,.,,.. " oft ,.,. •• .. . . .,. , .. , . .... .. II " sggg7 s57g7 s59g7 '83 DATSUN '82YW '17 PORSCHE 200SX ltd. QUANTUM 924 .rt"''"" Jfl\ri "~ ,, . '(• :"Pi,. ... ,... •• ~ ~· -'" 5 '84 PONTIAC '80 vw FIERO SCIROCCO N" I It .. ~ 1/# I• .. • ~ ' sg4g7 s45g7 '83 OLDS '79 BMW CUTLASS 320i • # ; ' ~ .. ... " " I I Could force h a lt in p roduction of big cars. I curtailingjobs. ch o ices offered consumers WASHINGTON -The Depart- ment of Transportation's de- cision to change the federal I automobile fuel economy stan- dards to 26 miles per gallon Is a recognition of changed energy and market conditions. accord- ing to AutoCholce. a coalition of auto dealers. recreational vehicle manufacturers. and U.S auto- mobile manufacturers. However, noted the coalition's executive director Jeffrey B. Con- ley, by delaying the ad1ustment only for a year. the threat of job losses and limits on consumer choice remains Congress has made It Illegal not to comply with the fuel economy standards, so auto firms cannot avoid federal stan- dards by paying fines. Therefore. when the standard ts moved to 27 5 mpg In 1987, automakers wlU have no choice but to restrict or curtall the production of some of the most popular models - famlly-slzo sedans. station wagons. and luxury cars The Department of Commerce has predicted that between 80,000 and 110,000 jobs would be lost rn the auto industry and the supplier industry In this country 1f Ford and GM reduce production by between 750,000 and 1 million units. "A one-year adjustment does not provide the needed relief and creates uncertainty that wlll make it extremely difficult for U S. carmakers to develop plans to meet the standards." sold Conley. Earlier this year , several U.S and f orelgn manufacturers, In- cluding Ford and GM. predicted that -because of Increased consumer demand for larger cors -they would be unablo to meet the 27.5 mpg standard for their 1986 fleets So they petitioned the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to lower the corporate overage fuel econ- omy stRndArd1 tor 1986 and later model years to 26 mpg. "Consumer demand. not tech- nology. is the problem," said Conley "There is no magic wand to dramatically Improve fuel economy . the engineering com- munity generally believes ad - dltlonal technological break- throughs are not li kely In the forseeable future." Ford and GM have doubled their respective fuel economy standards since 1975 and are committed to add more fuel- efficient cars to their fleets, coalition otflclals said. GM has committed more than $5 bllllon to Its new small-and mid-Sile car Saturn Project. Ford Is beginning production of the fuel-efficient Taurus and Sable models to replace leas fuel-efficient llnes. However. the Impact of these Innovations on the companies· fuel economy averages Is still several years away, according to Conley He maintains that I avlng the standard at 26 mpg will have no adverse offac:t on Improved fuel conservation T. .... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Fnday, July 26, 1985 State targets dealers selling cars that need smog repairs Undercover operation found cars that needed practically $1,000 in repairs That cost Includes $25 to repair disconnected fuel evaporation and air cleaner equipment. $700 to replace miss- ing air Injection equipment and a catalytic converter and $57.50 to fix modified exhaust gas re- circulation devices, reset the high idle speed and install safety equpment. SACRAMENTO (AP) -State consumer protection officials, announcing a new statewide crackdown, say unscrupulous used car dealers are selllng cars that need smog control repairs costing hundreds of dollars. ''Our crackdown Is directed at those fringe operators who care more about profits than about the law." John Grow, chief of the Department of Consumer Affairs' Bureau of Automotive Repair, said at a news conference this week. "In two to three weeks we are going to be aggressively putting people out of business If they are turning out cars like this." For the first time, Highway Patrol officers will accompany department mechanics to In- spect used car lots so that citations can be written on the spot, Grow said. Officials said they were shocked when they discovered the apparent magnitude of the problem recently. An undercover shopping oper- ation In Sacramento and Placer counties revealed that a third of 300 used cars for sale at various lots needed up to nearly $1 ,000 each In smog control repairs to meet state standards, Grow said. State law requires that sellers - not buyers -pay for the repairs. Grow said the dealers bought smog certificates from "paper hangers," a "small group of mechanics that will falsify a smog certificate If the price Is right." Buyers most often discover the scam when they try to obtain smog certification. A state law that took effect In March 1984 requires car owners to obtain smog checks every two years to renew their car registrations. The Consumer Affairs Depart- ment has received about 70 complaints recently from buyers In the Sacramento area alone. Some said that when they took The state smog check law limits repairs that can be im- posed on a car owner to $50 - unless the smog equipment has been modified or disconnected. Officials said that the smog control devices are more often disconnected or modified in high-performance vehicles to "In two to three wee.ts we are golng to be aaresslvely putting people out of buslness l£fb.ey are turnlng out cars lllte thls." John Grow Department of Consumer Affairs their cars back to the lots, the dealers claimed that the vehicles were in proper working order when they were sold. Four vehicles purchased from four different lots In the under- cover operation needed between $546.50 and $831 .50 In repairs to bring them Into compliance, said department spokesman Mike Flanigan. The Investigation showed that on one of the cars, a 1976 Ford Mustang II, It would cost the buyer $782.50 to meet state standards. further increase engine power. I The department, which main- tains 18 offices statewide with up I to 60 part-time undercover agents, suggests that car cus- tomers shop carefully. "Know whom you are dealing with. The Better Business Bureau may be able to help you there. Have the vehicle checked by a mechanic of your choice before you enter Into a purchase agree- ment. Smog equipment should be checked at a licensed smoo Inspection station." Grow said.· · Thia Aeroatar mlnl-van la tea.med with I champion cycllat Mike Secre.t ln the Race Acro&11 America event that began in Hunt- ington Beach last weekend. Bicyclist 'chased' by Aerostar World champion cyclist Michael Secrest is using a Ford Motor Co. mini-van as chase vehicle in his attempt to win this year's Race Across America - the world's longest bicycle race. Secrest -who placed second in 1984 and third In 1983 -left Huntington Beach last Sunday as a solid favorite to win the trans- continental bicycling event. last year's winner, Pete Penseyres. Is not participating this time around. Earlier thi!.1 year, Secrest pedaled 516.2 miles In 24 hours to set a world's record for unpaced cycling. Secrest's Aerostar mini-van will be making its first trip across the United States . Since Secrest plans on stopping only two hours out of every 24, the trip will be a grueling test for both man and machine. Ford's Aerostar, the newest member of the Ford vehicle lineup, debuts at Ford deal- erships this summer. The vehicle sets on a 119-lnch wheelbase, the longest of any mini-van In Its class. Standard equipment In- cludes a computer-controlled, electronically fuel-Injected 2.3- liter engine and a 5-speed man- ual transmission. "We're proud to be assisting Michael Secrest in the Race Across America," said Stephen Lyons. Ford Division truck mar- keting manager. "As you know, Ford has a long history of participation in racing events of all kinds. We're confident that the Aerostar will be able to hold Michael's support personnel and equipment In a comfort and style never experienced before.'' Now In its fourth year. the Race Across America has become the premier endurance event for bicyclists. The nonstop event, which passes through 13 states on its 3.000-plus mile course. is run annually between Huntington Beach and Atlantic City, N.J Participants this year include Costa Mesan Dennis Bock. a Hughes Aircraft Co. engineer Granatelli takes his Chevy for a fast spin with 3 friends To ask Guinness for recognttton of record he claims WOODLAND . HILLS Andy Granatelll took three friends for a short drive In his two-year-old Chevrolet sedan, but It was hardly an ordinary trip: He said he was timed at 194.387 miles an hour. Granatelll, 62. who owns and operates the Tuneup Masters Inc. chain of auto- motive tuneup centers, plans to apply to the Guinness Book of World Records for recog- nition for what he clalma was the "fastest ride ever taken by four people In an automobile ' -I-_ of any kind.'' The speed run was made through a measured mile at the Bonneville Salt Flats near Wendover, Utah, on July 18. Timers from the Utah Salt Flat Racers Association, who certified the timing. said Granatelll drove Into an 8.5 mph headwind. Granatelll translated this speed into 202.837 mph. The car, the same one he has been driving back and forth to work at Tuneup Masters here and at his home In Calabasas, Is a four-door sedan that "looks like any other Chevrolet you ever saw," he said. It Is equipped with aut~ matlc transmission. stereo . air conditioning, power steer- Ing, power brakes. electric windows, upholstered seats and his mobile telephone The '83 Caprice Classic 1s powered by a twin turbo- charged 350 cubic Inch Chev- rolet engine. the only con- cession to speed equipment found on the car, he said. The engine burned pump gasollne. Passengers on the histortc run were Biii Eisenberger. Jim Rose and David Barry Granatelli said he intends to take the car to Europe to drive on the Autobahn, where there is no speed llmlt "I'll be on the lookout for Ferraris and Lamborghini Countaches." he said. "What a surpise they're going to get " COME IN • TEST DRIVE A JEEP ON OUR NEW TORTURE TRACK -$- THE ONLY ONE IN CALIFORNIA! THIS WEEKEND ONLY! $ 399over_factory Invoice You Save Thousands of Dollars on All New Grand WagonMrs, Wagon.er Umhds and Eagle Wagons RENAULT OFFERS AMERICA'S BEST SMALL CAR PROTECTION. 5/5aiiiii :~ES~~:!~REO -MAINHNANCE PROTECTION L1m1ted Warranties Certain re!>lric1ions apply Ask for details ·ao Mazda 626 2-Door 5--speed, stereo. air. new fires. low mllesl Great earl Ser •31 8421 ON SALE $4250 10,000 Miles Worth or GAS· FREE* or apply lhe equrvolent dollar amount to the down payment witn ou1chase ol any HEW '14 Of '15 R!NAULT1 ,y .:itl 84 & 8~ 11en.;i~ ""00&1l oe1M>reo 0. "'' 3• •OS~ &oMIO or c OMO!n&\l E0A "'OQ 01 S• 2!> oe< 0011.. 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' 8 6 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. July 26. 1985 Tw~ ends of the spectrum Theae two automobile•, repreaentlng both end• of the Cadillac •pectrum, will be part of a •alute to Cadillac at the 10th An- niversary Santa Barbara Concoura d'Elegance Sept. 28. Juxtapo9ed are the 1931 dual cowl Ph aeton and the one-of-a- kind Cadillac Cimarron convertible, whict di•playe the lateet in deelgn concepta - lncludlng televl•lon• front and rear, two- way rad io with headpho nee and a cellala1 telephone -while echo ing the earUe1 car'• two-wlndehleld deeign. \ .......--/ Maneuverability featured in GM C's line off all trucks A diesel-powered tilt cab model will be added to the GMC Truck line this fall to meet a growing need for economical and easily maneuverable trucks for a variety of applications, an- nounced John 0 . Rock, manager of the GMC Truck & Coach Operation. A low cab forward W4 model with an 11 ,000-pound gross ve- hicle weight rating will be added to the GMC Forward series and will be available through an initial network of nearly 200 GMC Truck dealers. The W4 Forward was shown in Anaheim last week at a news conference held in conjunction with the International Trucking Show. "Comprehensive training pro- grams for GMC dealership sales and service personnel will be conducted this summer and each dealership will maintain an ex- tensive service parts inventory," Rock noted. "The new Forward is designed to meet a demonstrated need for an economical premium diesel LCF truck with a small turning diameter for such applications as delivery service In congested metropolitan areas," Rock said. "The W4 Forward fills a gap In the 11 ,000-pound GVWR range of GMC trucks where a tilt cab model Is currently not available.'· he pointed out. The internationally established W4 ls built by Isuzu Motors Ltd. of · Japan to meet U.S. operating standards. General Motors owns a 34.2-percent equity interest In Isuzu Motors. "Although increasing demand is projected for this type of truck, current LCF sales volume is relatively limited and engineering and tooling costs required for domestic production by GM are not economically justifiable," Rock explained. The W4 model will complement the heavier W7 Forward which was introduced through selected GMC Truck dealers In 1984 with 27 ,500-and 29,500-pound GVWRs. Like the bigger W7 Forward the W4's front axle Is mounted further back than on a conven- tional cab truck for greater maneuverability and efficient weight distribution. "The new Forward Is Ideally suited for many commercial ap- plications which currently utilize ei ther light-duty conventional cab and chassis models or me- dium-duty trucks with higher GVWRs than are generally re- quired," Rock stated. In contrast, the W4 effectively incorporates the economy of dlesel power. service and main- tenance efficiencies and efficient payload capacity, he pointed out. Typlcal applications for the W4 Forward include pickup and de- livery vans, tank trucks. refriger- ated vans. dump trucks. and stake or flatbed models. s100 BILL AM /FM STEREO v AIR CONDITIONI NG To anyone who buys a new or used car or truck! Cassette on all new and used cars! On all new '85 Ford trucks; Rangers -Broncos -Vans I SUZU SPECIALS SUPER USED CARS I '85 IMPULSE $10,98 8 '11 DODGE COLT 8729 •2•88 '81 THUNDERBIRD &203 ·•888 '17 DODGE DIPLOMAT 8726 '2688 '86 P'UP •6488 '77 IMPALA WAGON 6t65 '2888 '82 CAMARO 6182 •s99a W/AUTOMATIC '78 THUNDERBIRD 62 t 8 ,2988 '81 JEEP 6206 •s9aa -: '81 FAIRMONT 4-DR 6181 •3688 '81 CHEV. VAN CONV. 8734 •6888 '81 ESCORT WAGON sn 1 ,3988 '82 GMC 8/4 TON 414 6t9? •99aa .. , ~~ ISUZU llehctM llAl!Kt kl on<l' , ... f', "' I •' <I• .,, .~ .. ~·- 6211 BEACH BLVD. BUENA PAR K f714> 521-3110 e (213) 921-8681 • Orange Coa11 DAILY PILOT /Friday July 26 1985 8 7 -1 Governor says it's 'very likely' he will sign auto seat-belt bill WESTSACRAMENTO(AP)- Oov. George OeukmeJlan said today that lt'a "very likely" he'll sign a blll that would require most motorists and their passengers to use seat belts "I haven't seen the blll In Its flnal form but I think It's very llkely that I'll sign It," the governor told reporters after a speech to wel- fare fraud investigators The bill, AB27 by Assembly Speaker Willie Brown. 0 -San Francisco, Is one step away from DeukmeJian's desk. awaiting final action by the Assembly when legislators return from their summer recess In August unable to use seat belts for medical reasons are exempted from Brown s bill Ttie measure would also re- quire all new cars sold In the state atter Sept 1 1989 to have so- called passive restraints. ' which generally mean air baga or automatic seat belts. which fasten in place when a peraon gets into the vehicle. Supporters say such legls· latlon would save at least 1,000 lives a year In the state Motorists can cut operating expenses with retreaded tires PEBBLE BEACH -Even skil- led driver~ who keep thetr cars 1n good cond111on can cut car oper- ating costs 11 they buy retreaded tires claims the Tire Retread lnlormat1on Bureau the same miles and comfort TRIS said That is a savings of $ 16 for each tire, or $64 for a set of four Retreads are available 1n steel-belted radials with all types of tread patterns Ford'• new CARGO truck feature• an advanced European-designed cab, a re-liable F-•erlea chaHl•, and other major componenta from suppliers. It would require most drivers and their passengers to wear the manual belts that are 1n most vehicles Drivers and passengers over 16 could be fined $20 for a first violation and $50 for subse- quent offenses. People who are According to the industry as- soc1at1on the average price of a new rao1al tire 1s $47 99. A corrparable retread will cost aboi..t $3 1 99 and deltver about Ca ll 642-Sb78 Pu t a lew word s to work lor ou ---Ford's 'world truck' wins acceptance from dealers RA Y'S USED CAR SPECIALS When Ford's CARGO "world truck" goes on sale later this year, It will have the full support of dealers and its parent company behind it "We have signed more than 250 dealers nationwide to speci- fic commitments In training and stocking In the areas of sales, parts and service for the CARGO." said Kenneth F Smith, heavy truck operations manager of Ford Truck Operations. Smith credits the truck's aero- dynamic design, powertraln, vocationally oriented chassis, and sophisticated parts and ser- vice support network for CARGO's 1mmed1ate accep- tance by dealers "The engine for CARGO will be the Ford Turbo diesel, proven In over 1.5 million miles of tests In prototype and fleet customer vehicles," said Edward T. Mabley, heavy truck product development manager. CARGO .nit1ally will be offered in two models. both powered by an unrestricted 165-horsepower Ford Turbo diesel. The Class 6 CARGO 6000 has a 26.500- pound gross vehicle weight. while the Class 7 CARGO 7000 checks in at 29,500 pounds. Both models can be outfitted with van, plat- form, stake. and other vocational body configurations. CARGO is 'worldtruck' in every sense of the word," Mabley added. "It features Ford's most advanced European-designed cab and the North American F- Serles chassis with demon- strated reltabillty Other major components come from depen- dable North American sup- pliers." 12.5% financing, discounts offered to Ford customers Ford Truck Operations offers 12 5 percent annual percentage rate financing on "Work Ready " L TL-9000 and CL T-9000 trucks through Sept. 20. First announced In February, the "Ford Ownership Benefits" program offers potential customers special dis- counts and "Red Carpet" leases Thirty-six month are $1 ,663 per month for CL T-9000s and $1 , 714 per month for L TL-9000's. Financing for 60-months at 12.5 percent APR requires monthly payments of $1 ,245 for CL T-9000s or $1 ,348 for L TL-9000s The package also includes an extended service contract at no extra cost for 36 months or 300,000 miles "This marketing program reinforces what we have been telling truckers 1n our national advert1s1ng -that Ford means business in heavy trucks. and that we are going to take care of the premium diesel customer," said Kenneth F Smith, heavy truck operations manager. Further information on the FOB program 1s available from loca) Ford heavy truck dealers '78 DATIUN •210 S spd s cass ma&s louvers Etonomt car (824TYUJ tl,999 '82 ACCOllD LJl Auto, AC. st cass. P S P B clean ( P6254) t6,•99 '83 MAIDA ax7 S spd A. C cm •AC8590A t6,799 '83 ACCORD 5 >pd S ldSS < IFNC498 SS,999 '82 HONDA CIVIC '77 MUSTANG 4 Spd :1 ' ~o Yi (A76 7 JC f 1,999 '8• HONDA AC LX 4 dr l •d• ' •' rdlp (j Jl JJ9, S9,799 '81 ACCORD 4 1 ' • ~ p & • ' • , $5,999 '83 HONDA' AC LJl -· -dcl~d . '-hl $7,499 '81 CILICA '82 aA••IT DIL 5 ~pd A C P ~ -dSS • ~l[). 9 ••,399 '79 YW •UG CONY. , ,IJP' l'dr M" ,I ~eP l/JYAY. t6,799 '81 YW CONY. 1 • s• set '68 YW •UG Musi st, iYFS' J, S2,999 '8• JITTA DIL 4 Jr , 1.e flP W Mu~t see .KOM !S7 I t7,•99 ·12 vwauG Ye ow Sup er 11~ p 7 SEMZ I t3,099 '11 YW.,.., Au~~·· .. ,r,999 · 11 vwauG Su;.e• _ !d'" Mus• et , 1 Wfl t2,999 '82 MAZDA 4 dr ~, ~ew Must ;pe & ~r ~t Jf'V0!6 $7A99 ov1a 100 IU"a IHAa• •ICONDnlONID IAFITY v UllD ITOCll ORANGE COAST JEEP/RENAULT ' _J-/ (~ ·--------------------~~ J. 100 7----'---'.11-ifl ~ c~g~ ro AND HERE'S HOW IT BENEFI1S YOU ... ~~RoM.~c(j HUGE SELECTION GIVES YOU A BETTER CHOICE VOLUME SELLING MEANS DISCOUNT PRICES NEW 1985 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 x 4 Comes with auto trans., select tra~P/S, air cond., prep., extra cap. fuel tank radial tires & more. (Stock # 1792)(Ser #2008) NEW 1985 JEEP CJ-7 This new CJ-7 is tough and ready to go. Yours for immediate delivery. (Stock # 1592) (Ser #3043) LEA ING THE FIRST DG~['!)['!) MII.FSOF GAS ARE ON US. Buy any new Renault and get a ched: that'll pay for Jnooo miles worth of gasoline: -.: ""' Ki:n.mh Jnr.<'-.n• ,., •' b°" l' 'lk ffi\ 7"he !i!\I I"'' M k 1o1.iU hU\ \ • NEW 1985 RENAU LT EN CORE • • I 00°0 F/ 'A ,'\JC Ii'\' , NEW 1985 RENAULT ALLIANCE RENAULT OFFERS AM ERICA S BEST S .. All CAR PROTECTION ,$) \f(),\I \ /)( H\ '\ fl CJ I • \ '\ \ \f\hl \ $ \IC>l>ll ()\ \ '\ \ '\I\\ 1111' UH HI'\ \I l I lltl I :,~°E:_::_ '.-1111114 HAR•DR 8LVD. COST A M••A '"~·---[714)1549-8023 e [714)B4!i-7770 J ,.. AMC Jeep Renault\\ .. ~~-::-;-~-------:----------~~--....................................... . 88 Orange Coasl DAILY PILOT /Friday, July 26. 1985 • I I 1111"• ·, L~~" I() ()ollar• • <\ch 111.H ' 111• •·I r.ull lt111 "" p••ll11111 •• 1 p.1\111 .. 111 1· r..t11111t .. blr • Addmonal llrl49 mo br punh•"'J Im I ;,' 00 u1·h • ""' ,., 111U•I hr tnduded Ill •hf" 4d • 1~ .... 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I Gtatral 1002 Coat a Me11 1024 1 Newport l tacla 1069 CtrtH ••I Illar 2222 ltwrort ltac~ 2219. lalbta Coat a Nell 2724 lrYlH 1744 UH IAYFROIT 5Br tg e~ec home S239K SOUTll IAYFHIT Deluxe 3br 2Ba lmmac 3Bdrm, 2Ba formal dine Peaia1al1 2707 iOW [Ulill llPLU SI ashed S 1 ~ O 0 0 llPLU Frplc, gar. new crpt Nr rm. tam rm New crpt. 1 BR carpon new drpa & $595/mo 2 Bd Iba patio, llW &P&ITlllTI 1 1 wo bright & sunny apart 540· 1838 or 960 1124 jspac1ous owner a untl beh $1495/mo Incl grdnr drps paint ~ grdnr crpt's I 124 . w Balboa ~~o':?irv rm E side loc. OllU Ollll t men11 Each has three av OWNER 3Br 1•.0.1 over1001tmg M•ln Chan-Avlll ll/24 844 1721 _ S 13500~~JA t' sec Blvd S600 mo 873·5198 149 e Bay Bdrms. two baths and 1 S 145 000 Open So11/Su11 nel & sandy beach tm-C11t1 llltH 2224 O I•-ttig W S3SO Nice Bachelor Ullls TSL MANAGEMENT CHAI OIHI I flreplaoe Lower apart· 1 5 645-3217 mediate possession • 3 BEAUTIFUL f8 c a .,., -· ar4 pd No pets 106 E Bay &42-1603 Enjoy • Ill• ltyle II.Ir ment has formal dining Berm rental Trade or r on ° II 1 ·2242 rounded by lhe charming room Live in one-lease COSTA MESA COIDO sell Asking $~60.000 Cascading streamt & falls Ave. Apt •9 E-stde Studio Apt, beam atmosphere of WOOd· one or convert to single Development has s1re11ms Ow11f3r/Agen1 644-9513 Wl d hkups, micro, gar very trg 2br. Iba. new 1 dt cells, sml yrd Fresh bridge VIiiage Cross family Beautllul sandy waterfalls. pool, spa wlopnr 8 carport AVAIL beh Must see S950tmo paint. elc t Person Smt Creek and Cedar Creek oeach $869.500 Beaulllull aecoruted '2 VILUHLIOA NOW1$675rno549·2447 649-201 41649-2950 pelok $475 760-8862 o ffer unique two CATHRYN TENNILLE Bedroom 2 oath den 2BD or lBD & den New 1Br pvt g quiet Range. 2 22 llST•IT II bedroom apenments Owner rranslerred & cpl & paint w1tk l o beh gas & water pd No pets _ Ctroaa ••I Mar 7 • tocaled near a varMlty 01 mottva1ed Come !>8e and Xtn1 terms S 146.000 181 4 sec $600/mo Back Bey 2BR 2ba mctrn 1 8d unlurn stove/frig. S27B25tmo Beaulllut lr2~:· conveniences lor all make o t I er• 0 n t Y 673 29361642-1183 648'. w 181h 497-6287 collage S 1500/mo lse. tr pie encl gar I mature a townhouse. P I ages $129 93~_s;s~~1 Snta ha lOIO 2BD. gar boat storage. 1slltst • dep 642-0573 cldull S800tmo yrty tease In~~ ~G~~o~~~ 1603 •Shopping I 3Br l'lSa Condo w/lots of lncd yd. pet ok $685/mo BAYRIDGE CONDO New (619) 223-0508 Eves/Wknds 64 2-6221 I !~~~~a~~on ll'W COHO [ r""'1f ''J cabinet •n gar l 'lrBa 1971 A Wallace 546-7506 2Br 2oa ale, C2 Pin 2Bd 2ba Duplex Corona '*Pa ks EASTSllE COSTA MESA =JL $94.000 or submll oiler 2Br 1Ba ·Duple• Oar. sm $1250/mo, 675·9463 Highlands $1200/mo lllSTAIT II •La~es loc:atlon large 1540 SQ It 3 _ -----" Assum VA loan 546-0318 yrd. New crpt. paint, g BIG CANYON lux Twnhme Avall 8/ 1955-3333 Days s575trno lg lBd Ibo Apt , Selected unlls wllh Bd 2 ·~ba Condo with I HSTSIDf CHARMER S A H 1012 Blh Lrg & ctean No pets 2Br 2ba, lrplc. Undergrd 2Br !Ba pallo, carprt 2 ~~!C :~~ta,!asy fwy 11c-c.alhedral ceilings Somt! large yard & 2 car gar IDtl DI · fll $750, $700 dep 1950 A prkg Pool. spa. tennis, blks to beh Cntr ot twn 822 JENNIFER unlls with income reatrlc- Also has 2 used bfltk 3Br 1Ba ommac Crown HO•SES llO•SES Meyer 5'9·3484 no pets 1 yr tse $900 No pets 673-3852 TSL MANAGEMENT tions No pets permitted lrplcs levetors and up moldings hdwc:l firs cusl n • n S 1300/mo 833·7890 dys FoF addlllon1t In tor graded carpettng Asktng Shuuers & more $1511< I 2t91 MESA DRIVE 2Br 1Ba No garage No 2BR lBA upstairs Range 642·1603 manon and directions 5 1 46 ~ 243 Magnoha OpenSunAnCI its legal to keep pets verycozyS700. B1ke1obeach $495 crpld 1elr1g dshwshr gar LrgtBi encl gar Malure please c all 11 14 1 -----·----7t28 12 5 548-6867 them Remodeled cule deposit 631-9259 !bdrm equ1pt kilch child S 1000/mo 4 24'1 adlt pref XLNT REFS 733·0404 Open ctally Traditl.Onal E CM Si:>5K 3br2baopn 3Bdrm,lru1ltrees Lolsol 2Br 2Ba Condo Retrlg, flatlme539·6190 Larkspur759·1763 0 NLY•S500 645-3487 800 AM lo 600 PM 'tit plan Ft P nice area, 5% room , 10 stretch your W ID, pool. lush land-Best Alty lee 2Br Tri ptex. beams. new Model untts Av1llable Realty leln ossum Agt 759-5080 arms. • ecre Assumable 1 • I BLUFFS 3b1 den. 3ba. crpt. 112 blL Big Corona NEW E·SIDE DUPLEX now lor July occupancy loan Priced right scaping, ropica, agoon " 300, 2BA. bttlns, hkups. HOME + lllCOME $350,000 675·8120 S 1000/mo 786·8670 S1~:0~1!go~44~g~~~ded, Och 1 at $975 1 at encl yd, trull trees, grdnr It L 2769 New units $42 ooo GSI •Sharp E·slde 2Br 1Ba. $ l lOO Open I0·4 Sat & gar tam111es wanted, no Jfew~rt IC• BLUFFS 4 BR re'Jrbls ... _... Sun 220 Marguerite & 1 ·-91 e u t dep1ecta11on gar lncd yrd paUo WID '""" 675•3435 pets sec dep re req 1 & 2 A. 2421 E 18th ---------63•·8032 rm Newcrpls&drps Tiie tease $1300/mo avail $1100 546-6985 SI . Npt Hts No ~ts IEWP•.•1THIUOOCOM DPll. MUST SELL" kllch & balh No pelS now Bkr ~0-6259 Lg rm/ba pvt ent nr beh POOL pa110, lrptc. x.tge $550/mo ~5· 1048 Must stand credit check BtuHs Condo Lovely sngl empl non smkr. no pets 1 & 2 Br apls, E-stde 1BORM EASTBLUFF GE 159.9100 ------. . .... 6 :i 1-7:170 Steps 10 the ;and 1n New M.,e:ra 1 ~=r~~s~~~h~~;10 t~ $665 • sec dep 770·5629 1v1 2Br. den, dbl gar avt 8· 1 $375 640-9408 s555 up 557 284 1 Near Shopping Oenter .... " I.' l ·'t 1 ..... 1-•·•e port Beach wlth good as I S94K FSBO/llc 662· 7586 • 3BA 2be lrplc. lam rm. 2 Pa110 overlooks grnblt CHtl Mell 2724 Sparklln clean 2Bdrm $750 No pets 640-1364 u •• .., sumable loan and own111 ca ga aie lncd yard $1295/mo Agt 759-8389 g II C 11 MESA VEA DE LOE VA !~~·~~~~ r r ' ' 1 Bdrm $494 & 2Bdrm 1' .ea $665 All utlllllBS 2Br 1 'lrba Condo like nft 111-atrll 1H2111-at11l 1002 w1 carry a now . b1t1ns 895' dep E ORMO S --546-2313 2964 B1m1n1-0PEN SUN Saaitt haeL 631•7530 eves & Wknds N U Nwpl Hgts S570 Pool, lndry rm, paid. relrig. garage. 1 lllras, 2 car gar, back bay *.llST LISHIU* •-S S 139,500 545-5128 , ______ .____ 4Bdrm with 2 Bath & carpons 548.-0336 child ok. no pets $825 mo yrty 548-11384 Afford!~,~ B;~F;~40.000 us~·r:,+:,uws rJ&L~f{j_q, UR3!tRSNEOPMF~MWllll11Y ... Mov&-~~~~!~sn~Bdrm 3~;~~~~ F~ra;:~~~;~ ~::.:~~u~1r~1~-;~~~~~. 2Bd ~~~~~~. ~~!~~tlo ~:~~Eal:~: AV:;~·:: 2 w~ci 2:: ~ r,oo~·rch (LHI Oramauc tn-lvt End arna EastSlde home In-_ • • n • garage API 549,000 s I 550/mo Call Russ nice locauon 353 Hamil· PAVT patio, carport $610 s 1100/mo (818)243-9216 Unit. 3Br 2Ba Mov&-in la;¥ Quart8f's Separa1e 'Hardwood floors hre-DOCKSIDE RE 840-8206 4Br 2Ba Dott House 531 _5775 or 631.8000 ton, s6951mo 646.9794 POOL, SPA quiet, no pets lBdrm SSSO 2Bdrm S6SO ~n:ior ~~~ ~=~~~:~-:''~;;~ee 1;1 ~:'P~·10~~ IEW1.~01R1TECPOO~SDllOS :~~oncvr~a~ga~10te~~~e~ Mt .. ile Rtaes 1100 ~~?n7ds11111~on~.c~~d~ NEWPORT SHORES On 2Bd 2oa Mesa Verde. Ip. ~~~AA~,~~s2~~-~:~~ Reing. dshwshr & atove I " • 0 -yrd. dbl gar. $124,750 *LIDO PARK MAAINA incl 683 Senate St. Canal 4Br 2'1rBa. comm DIW.nu cpllpnt no pets Incl No pels 545-4855 '!.~!.,. 1 value. '46-2313 F1L.•l111 Fl111cl1c ROY Mcc••DLE •LT•. waterfront 1 Bd doll pools& tennis $1700/mo S700 •99 •721/L BEAUTIFUL tBr Condo .,...,)..'!.,,,,, • •n " " 645-1906 ALMOST OCEANFRONT .. ... aguna Cascading streams & falls 2 Master suites, . 2'~ ba ----0,,1rtHftJ. Fl11lltlt 541-7121 house lmmac, new furn. AT LAST! 3Br 2 kitchens. 2 Living 2Br I ',.,Ba $650 610 W/d hkups. micro. gar condo. vi.w. gar & crprt •••11U1lf LIU l11~1rl! carpels/drapes Turn key J SI Adil P el I & I •v •1L S 1000/mo .,,, 499'-160 t a -• HDDI. leack 1040 $45 000 Call Owner (213) Rooms S 1700/mo oann s r w opnr carpor ,.. ,.. • -v real 3Bdrm HIQhly up-New condos iust steps 10 850•191017141645•2179 A ut•t Rtltll DOCKSIDE A E _84o.82o8 Small pet ok ~5-8453 NOWI $675 mo 549-2447 .-ftTHFRllT* graded and rlghl on a F A E E .. A A K E T baylront beac.h and av OWNER 3Br 2Ba dine " I T 0 a.le "" SIDE Ylll ~E Stnlot y11 Cat Nr Balboa Poer spotless !Br 1Ba 1920 Wallace "ILU CORIOYA Beauhlul 2br 2ba. den s ream w m r ANALYSIS BY MUL Tl· ocean• Immense rool rm • eating area in llJ lw A I S 60 ' Bdrms +a 3rd Bdrm with MILLION s PRODUCER garden wllh 360 dg view kitchen Bltm appts. F I A II With 2br 2oa yrly w/appts e rig No pets 4 Spacious E-slde Apts apt · encl ger · pvt lk In Clo~1 ..,,. 1 8 C On the Wa1ertron1 back II t ••• crpld lhru-oul $800 al Sierra Mgmt 550-1015 Patio & encl gar .. 11 gas. beach, boll mooring a wa -.... .,.u OF YOUR REAL ESTATE of Newport skyline and micro onven1ent lo · ,.. den Ceramic tile on pallo CALL PATRICK TENORE water• Call to see these cation s 142 ,000 (No t>ay Pnv beach. pools. TEL£R£NT 539-6190 Best Riiy tee $575 Eslde dlx 2 Br Mi hm Gas & water pd No pets avallable S2 l 95 and built-In oak flnen 631.1266. · unusual 2 bed & 2 Agts) 964-2938 1acc · clubhOuses & ooal SHOUTS VALUE• edit park, relg. d/w gas & no waterbeds Sorry. no pets 760-0919 closet Must see' Price bed • den u n 1 t 5 • 044 slips avail BEAUTIFUL Under $600 unique 2br pd 759-5590. 673-7787 !Bdrm $585 & Up 3BD-2BA. high be1mcet1-reduced751'?319S~29.950 Wiill•• ~ . wlspac1ous roomsp& cu~ lrvtae 1 S~~:~~ :Pcf~::a~~ •Widest Selectton abOCle no1 far lo waves 2BR 1BA Etslde C M wllh 2B:;~3 Elden A~!7c5 t Up tng, Balcony gaooor. w, ID tom amenll1es need *II IOWI* Newpor1 Beach 673-1331 • Updated Dally leisure patio 8 more drapes. wall to wall 548 7854. hkkp New cpl $1 mo !ii 5ElEC T . 1r 0 m S 2 7 O · O O o 1 0 Elegant Townhouse tn Uni· • All Areas & Prices I * 131·11 IO* carpellng 650-5228 ___ ..: _ 5006 Neptune ~RTlllC.S •1st l'.-11 $31 9_.1.000 Price includM verslly Town Center 2Br DBbt-w1de8 POrC1ftwoocto 421 • Open 7 Days 9am-7pm Gorgeous 3br 3ba snkin * .. ~G Verde 2Br 1Ba wt OfFH l CllllCE TSL Miil 142· 1HI ~ ~ • .. ,,. an.. 2'.,Ba. lam rm AIC. gar-each HA· 1 owner 675 8860 I 2 b A 1 ""v.,.. - - - - I v .. ocean cs area a S625 No pets 6•0-2•95 1111ng e can o er any-2 car gar t1undry .. 'T.umr .. PLO -age ""··ner will carry $75,000 536-5742 • ivingrm, wetSa14r9 00 •1 N&wdecor.dshwshr,gar W1an11?Waelectlon totlgrea14BR2badllc1pl on beaeh •1 .. H .... I 'Y O."-• IEL .... \\' I Hf kl '" 2nd S154 000 646 1514 11•ttllEAF p••1 o s 539 6 90 B A • " " .--wn -r lop By • 1 est lty .ee thin~ from a small apt lo $1600/mo Isl & laal(n...,) ' • • ••1oely maintain--" and well llO"ll "" "1• I I 2130 I II ~ *STUNNING Lg 1 & 2Br 4 d h II I kl 1 -• Elegantly decorated hme. ,..local-" Larg""e 3 Bdrm f:l[AL f51AIE_ A beau11 ul Ar Ing ton IW.trf Yw VILLA BALBOA 2BR 2ba, 2B G d A t p I Ca se 00 ng n Fam1lles only pleese M t hi ft 1 1 ""' 1-1400 24x60 hm Lite Inter . Batooa Penlnsuta Fee lrptc. pool/spa, security a ar en P 00 M,NB.or HB think of us 7141525-088 t Paorsk aouPta~-a .~arn~~~·nr~ owner's unit bright and raised dining & kltch S $525 & $625 710 W 18th llrst tor that choice of --,.. "" ""' ""' 1 1 th 1 t Easts1de 2Bd Iba, douote I IOOtmo no lse req ideal 11v1n~ Bayrldte New 2Bd21>1 C1 Yrd f"'mat dine 4Bdr-cheer u wr pr va e area Lg living rm wl tam 675 7696 or 779 51 46 S5751mo Lge beaut 1Bd ( 1 B'dr"m' do n'atalrs'i" atrium p1ho t1reptace •QIALIFYll~ rm 2BR 2ba, all ap. car gar lrptc. lncd yd. • • TSL MGM 642· 1603 plan 1350/mo yrty 1v1t1 w 1 ood k • ch 1 Id re n I p e IS o k Iba all bit-ins, lrplc NB REAL n 675· 1~2 7120 refs 720· 1192 2V·Ba, lam rm, wet bar: n11ura w tlcheo and Luxury Condo $98 000 p11ances included Ill IHERYE IT Must see ate Ctoseto MI SQ Pnc den Plussnarpandctean VA loan 20r 2ba tease UllUlllllS $600/mo 751 •4688 GATED VILLAGE COM-366 Avocado S239.5C.O SO CALI-~!~og!o~~~~ ~::~ 0 p1 10 n s 1 1 8 5 o o J Best ouy 1n town 24x60 Fanlaslic Back Bay 3b• MUNITY 2Bdrm 2',.,Ba TSL MIMT 142· 11Da FORNtA AL TY 546·5605 out 01 stale has prtoed 10 673-3168 corner 101 2BA 2oa 1ge 3ba lux pool hm kids pets 1600 sq II of PURE CAIPUSVIEW llV!ng rm Young adults I/yd $825 del811s LUXURY Garage SPA in Lag2Bd.E's1de.pool,prl· sell $299,500 VISTA 1 Acre cus b1 lvl 1 OK 539 6190 Best Ally tee master S"iles Dining vale patio $650, No pelS 4br 3ba 2 ti p fir rec.i rm 1 2 Bdrm • den. 2 Ba Has welcome smt pet -., · I recent t y been re S32 500 FOR LEASE Lrg 4Br 38a. room, woodburning tire· 646 S 137 call t 1· 7pm (71 ... ) 673-..o..ol'V't. Clbl gar 3000 SQ It Many AGENT 5•0_5937 place microwave oven .. ~ xlras Ownr tin $18SK lurOished Air con .. Mesa Verde Exec home ' . lllSTAIT Ill (6191 758-2298 d1honed Great cut de sac •11 tae ti 1150 S 1250/mo Catt Larry private patio ELEGANT S695t mo 2Br 1 '"1 Ba UH ISU 11,100,000 For the discriminating buyer. This is an outstanding 5 BA home on the bay with room for your yacht at the front door. iocat1on Conv1ently n -r I 546-5880 Agl LIVING onty 15 minutes located cto5'1 to every-UNIOUE Hist 29 Unll Apt to So Co Plaza 1ust east Twnhse E·91de. pool. • thing s 169 ooo House AND 25 ooo· 01 Like a house NB Hites tncct Newport Blvd & south of gar .Indy rm OuHll roe lniH Clllt llHlty commerclal ren tals 2bf mod k1tch kids Ok San Diego freeway 2473 2310 Santa Ana 18124 Culver Dr. Irv $300,000 Gross asking $500's hurry 539-6190 Orange Ave 631-5439 By TSL MGMT 642· 1603 lH-llOO 2 2 Mii Bkr 953-1220 Best Riiy lee appl onty $775/mo E-slde 2Bd 1'.+ba IOOD FUllLY NOME OPH SAT /HI 11-4 Will A YIEW 14111 IHlllAll Cl"· Ot Ocean. Sunsets Jetty 4Br 2Ba new crpl & fresh· Eittra large lot SO Iron-ly painted Clean GOOd 1 b 162' d Old ..ce1ghoorh0od lnQutres age Y eep '" e 'please c.all(818)84 t-7686 CdM Bulld your dream home $850.000 WOODBRIDGE Alders I I• I I 1 ,. I&. condo. 1 '~ yrs old 2 br, illltij •· • ... ~ upgrades, great location Reatlors 675-6000 Only $103 500 786-4206 C•••ercial Prerrty 1250 LAGUNA BEACH. 4000 sll bldg 133 lronlage Great owner/user tor store or offices Home & Duplex behind in garden selling S 1 2 Miiiion. $400K dn Owner llnanc· 1ng Days 494-1633 or eves 494-840 t LOVELY MESA VERDE S.ata ,\aa 2210 Twnhse. Ip, yd, gar. Indy 3BR Avail lmmed Open, Around $360 rents Ill bach rm. otJ::~~r~::eloc airy. charming, 2 lrplc Dplx w/appls 539-6190 TSL MIMT 1.o02·1103 green & prlv $1200/mo Best Alt lee •• ,. 650· 1784 or 720·0961 Y MESA VERDE 3BR 2ba. A,ut•Htl Farai1kt• rrp1c. dbt gar. enc1 yard me&liBJlll S 1100/mo 557 ·2382 TOWl .. IH Spacious 3Br 2Ba. trPlc. lalk1 Ctttfll Fer Rt1t rumpus rm w/bar. Fncd blaad 2606 Frplc, vautlad celllngs. dbl yrd, dbl gar, new paint, ool & spa No "'"IS crpt & drps s 1175 2410 1BR Brighi, sunny, quiet ft P . ..-· Rr<rAIL/OFFICE Ill~ Coll""e 645 8453 $700 Incl ulll Yrly 1se 1 drm $770-$795 s;' • -v -_ Call alt 6pm. 673-0786 2Bdrm 2"1Ba $915 lalHI L1p11 Ni1ael I 052 FOR Silt TOWNHOME convenient -2Bdrm 2''l0a ~Den $935 Ptaitllll 1007 Beacon Hill view 39r • big Newport Center 11 000 sq heights area BeauUtutty Ctrtal •el Mar 2622 666 W 18th ~5·2739 1_,_ __ ...,.________ II Irvine ground lease 1edone 3 br & formal 1 BR. 1 ba Living rm, frplc, ICUIFllllT ClllO :~J~ut N;w~a11ga 1~~~f Herb Reuter -TDF Inc din/rm or den llp, lrg ut1I paid 1 adult, no pets 2br 2ba den trg paho tenn Mo11e right in. terms 752-2222 pauo. 2 car 8a' S 1050 ' $550/mo 673-6298 We!it:fiekj Owner out of state. says I S 199 000 Owm 831-3400 l11coae PHJ!;I 1350 sec Agent 6 1· 7900 C M 2624 FAMILY ••••TMEITS sell S259K' Mtchael A E --DIDI Ptiat 2226 Hll 111 ..,.."'" S07 E Balboa 673-6880 lllewport Beacb 1069 9o UNITS "Prl . to sell'· l'lls~3"'9~5""!!1"l!e~d-rm-A~p-,-u·p·s-ta_rr_s Sparkllng ctaan large _ Full 6% to co-op brokers Ocean vu lmmac 2bdrm Ullts pd Mature adults Apt:. IUf lamllles w/ 1 or 2 CorODI dtl Mar 1022 IAll TR DEPT SAU May trade Set.ups ma11. wife's kit airy decor • gar No pets 1991 Newport chtldren near park Heal 221 lllCllll Lush Greenbelt 1n Bluffs I eCI Call Rock Byers bro-$625 llal E-Z terms Blvd 646-8373 p11d No pets I 3Br 2' ,0a $2 l5 000 lee· ker 760· 7292 anytime 539·6190 Best Ally llMI 2Bdrm 1 •BB $695 OLD OOIHA IEL MAR By appl only • 505 Flora • R It L 22 O CHA IE ORO 2Bdrm 2Ba $720 Ocean view hOme on Ted Hubert Altr 756•1540 IMHlll11l1 0.sert 811. ICa 4 ALL UTILITIES PAID 398 W Wiison 631·5583 pretuesl street Steps 10 le11rt 1450 3Bd den. quiet Cut·de·sac, Compare before you ----- the beach 3Bdrm, 2Ba llYCREST UEC. llOME 3 Bd 1'"' ba, frplc. Ca· 1 ml to bch 1Slllasllsec rent Newly decorated ......nslisnu Ready 10 move in 5 BR or 4 .. den Corner lot thedral c.elting ttv/dln S 1200/mo 968·0264 custom design feature, ~ ,. 1 $ 3 4 9 0 0 0 0 w n er $259 000 Large a"SlJm 1 /h 1 --pool bbQ cov'rd garane area. cntr arr eat, ge Beat the rest 3bdrm lnct ' " · •p••TMEITS 760·030 1 Qt Ii 75 2258 loan Agt 644 659Cl 660 1 5 surrounded with plush • •n gar 1 s on ac. Agt den lrplc appls provided Immaculate large Garden OPEii SAT /SUI 1·5 $74.900 619·367 ·9585 $700 kids/pets 539·6190 landscep1ng No pets HAUT LQ I .I . COHO Furnished 1Bdrm Apls Beaulllully tand- Ocean & mn1n vtf>w Jas Avall 1mmed Ani11ous Oat of State Best Ally 198 365 w 11son 642-1971 s ca Ped grounds . Cree~ 6 Aloi! Dr Op.-n Asking st 88 000 Catt Prourty 1550 tnslanlly appealing 2t>r H I L 2640 I POOi/spa patio/deck No let U1 Help Y •• Sell V '" Prepttty! Can C11111n.~, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly 7127 1 5 Bkr 759-0344 Robin (Owneri 646·5 •00 !.:. _ Dasie decor blhns & yd aat. HCa pets CMlllA COYE ARU or 752-6211 ~~~~~on~oM~~~:he~':V garg too S500' kids wel-HIT IUOM'S FlllHT ~:~;~ 2 a S595-S~15 208 Dahlla I ILIFFS 1122,500 Deep water w/sallboal come 539"6190 Best lee OUIET RESORT LIVING 131 E 1:.h 646-:8 ~ 50 R 2 tot Room to grow11 12331 Vista Huerta 2Bd H;a access to Galveston Bay Vttry Quiet 1BA condo. •Spaikllng heated pool 151 E 2 lsl 548·2408 and grown Neatest :lhr Owner conS1der terms I S 178,000 1713f334-5759 running streams. Pool. •Court yard view dining 2250 Vanguard 540·9626 3na $400 000 Properry Marl 640-90 19 I spa. sauna. security & • V1gnet1e BBO areas OPFN SUN 1 4 I .E. W11tt4 1625 private Garage $650. •TwttQht dine In court yrd AYAIUIU HW '( I I I' BLUFFS 3br den 3ba Genuine lnvMIOr wm pay I Isaac 2131494-7070 hm gazebos I I Br lrlQ ranoe. laundry ( 11 Jiii fll • f(f 1 views pool upgraded or 7141891 8656 wk •Spacious Apartments 0001 carport No pets 1) {4 1 · S262K 10 7-,. 644 0782 cash for your properly tor •Your own pvt pa1to S!'tSO/mo • • U, If lf(I J right pr~e or terms No Haat. Harkar 2242 •Gourmet 1t11chen 93 t w 19th ST 548-0492 BV OWNER 3br 2bll pool 01mm1cks Patrick Tenore f/1-/-,\~.'N 11111,100 141·3141 631·1266 HrbrVu3br2ba modrnkll •Newdovelancrpl •3Br :rno. 5 yrs old lrplc gar $775 or huge •Lrg walk-In closets $795/mo 3020 Fiiimore 3407( CoutHwy.,Ccltl 'OWNER DESPERATE for ··;~~I >. 4br incl den 3ba & yd •Gatedcoveredprkng •2Br tBa Eastslde $660 CUSTOM DUPLEX South sate Luxury 1Bd Condo hj-$900 o thers avail w/storage mo 2080 Garden Ln of B11y~1dA low price can Call Alan Bkr 75 l 7664 -··---•• 539·6 l90 Besl Ally lee ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED No ~Is Agl. 546-5605 l\Ot bf' PuOhsheCI Path MtJS T SELL NOW' f"ron1 lleatala lm'at 2244 B ,, 7"0 9 2" tBd 2Bd & 2Bd Twnhme aslc Is the wordl 2br $495 .-rop ~ 4 , row view remodele<1 rA E low Cos t CJ• Cr11t Eat1t11 • REDUCED' 3BA 2' 10a **•EITILS** Furnished asy move 539·81'l0 duted to $5201< E Z HtllH Fuail~.. n v1s11 our model Daily 9-6 Best Alty tee I e r m I I r Ide o k CALL US REGARDING B Sor1y no pets 720·9422 kr ltllll iiftrafaltd IRVINE LEASES East11de I Br small t>vl cozy wllols of nal wood S465 No pets 990·2962 =======;::;::::::::;======~~~ T thse Ga1ed. pool. ten-•::~:::~· S f"J \l hl " ( -J t ·""'~" •ott nis c;auna min 10 beach ~ <.llJ N~ ~ 'I .J 0 •• & !'a,h1on '"and You ••••• ~. cu~ • '°'1•" ----own !he land• S2 19.SOO by owner 780-3875 DUPLEX 1Bd 1ba ea $' 10 1)()0 l 11 FEANLEM 640 8182 by Owner IEWPORT CREST Gtttral 2202 lnftt C111t RtaltJ Lge 200 2ba Condo 101 CDM 18 d av111 now1 111· 1100 LA QUINT A HERMOSA 162 t 1 Pukalde Ln. HB 141·1441 m1'1 d1n1ng rm wet Dar $650/mo Hey pool ho~ rental 2br 111111c:MCI 2 car g1r Beal .IAOllS IUL n 2b1 S700 m1ny xlra klda lt~rt ltaeL 2669 1oct111on11owes1 pricACI " 3~ _ • fl Robon Ct S 157 000 PllP MWIEMHT e!'s! ~~~.! 8190 28 be IQe p1tlo & pool E·llde lg quiet 2Bd Nu cpta drps pn1. patio, lndy·359 Wood11nd·NO Pets S895mo 673 3600 WHTUll' YILUIE 2BR 1"• ba $685 New carpeting Pool & Spa· No Pets 645-8122 833-89 t 7 Sparkling new Condo 2Bd. 2ba 1n exclusive Beyrldoe by Betcou'1 Prrv laundry • gar Pool & sp1, of course 760·6286 llUfALI•• YIEW Triplex 2BA Iba. patio. -• encl gar newly redec 1Br and Loft 1000 sq II great loc: Newpor1 Hts gar. iac Redecorated No S800/mo, 1903 Clay St peu $895 C A LL Drive by then call 631·6107 or 855-0665 673-3365 l•at. leac~ 2740 WestcllH area 1Bd xlnt lor 2BR'1 ba new cpts/drps senior citizen Quiel, walk $575/mo'. Gas/tv cable lo shops $575/mo Call pd No pets 960-1684 Fran 833-36221831-5510 2BR 2b~/w. dllpoUI, Yll IHHYI IT garage. balcony, coin GATED VILLAGE COM- lndry $725/mo 11.46-6451 MUNITY 2Bdrm 2'Aoea P1tlo Apar1ment Roomy 1 BA l ba, lrptc, sep encl gar $525/mo 525· 7965 1600 sq ft of PURE LUXURY Garage SPA In master sulles Dining room, woodburntng fir~ •ARLINGTON APTS• place. microwave oven. Quiet. spacious. private patio ELEGANT Very close 10 beach LIVING onty 15 minutes 2Br 11.;Ba Twnhse $675 to So Co Plaza. Jus1 east Sorry. no pets 536-0490 Newport Btvd & south of --San Diego lreeway 2473 SHWllD YILUCE Orange Ave631·5439 By appt only WlfYHn Live where you have •Spectacular apls * 1 & 201, 1 & 2Bo 5Ult119 •Spacious townhouses • Flreptaces •Pr Iv ale batconlea or Garden patios WllYHn * 3 Ughted tennis courts •2 Swimming pools *Streams & ponds •Sorry. no pets •Furnishings avall WHY NOT CALL 111-1111 SUWlll Yllll&E 15555 Huntington Vlll90e Lane. from San Diego Freeway. north of Beach to McFadden, weSI on McFadden 2744 2er 1 •1rea wOOdbrldge Condo AIC. 2 carpor11 S8501mo 720-0876 Sacce11: It's cla11ilied! "<15~ of my ~•p<ln"'• ~•mr from ,,., Pilnr." I ed,,~u...-d "' 1h,. 1'1101 •fld thr "''"'" rnr m ~ ,.P•f' hfJwu I rN•f\M 70 r•tl• J(f t •mr ltoM lh• f'1lu1 lftd onh on• thpOftu • lr11~ •h• 11,.a,.l•r I ••• • .,, "-•PP• ••lit. th.,. l'rlot 5 pi!CllJU' \IOQft' Ont' 6i two b1'drn11m dPh flJRNISH((> nr llNfURNl'iHC 0 FITIUS CUTEIS, T£HIS, SllllllC, "9• 111e• lltrt! Strry, .. ""· ...... Oftl Ully t to I. ~ood Apartm~nb Nf'wport Buch So I 7011 lhth \trt'l'I r.11 llnvi'1 t Ml Sii i Newport Buch No Nklt Irvin" Aw11uv !di I hlhl MS 1104 IH•• M • urns tlCeG suite with full bath & relrlg No cooking laclll tie& Pvt entrtt\Ce '425 Sheryl 673·3117 OwntAQt 643 2464 Do 114/111-1111 Ir RTLE AOC"' ovrlkg Harbor Snort or El••de. hg lbr lbl rttlrlg not Dttlurb Tenants 22_ U 2 " 3 BR 2bl Ing t11m S 12!>0/mo stove nu carpel utll pd J111m1ne Creek 2 br & den lalHI l1lu• .,. frplc, car gerage • 673-8881 646-11350 no pel $485 760-0759 tlll •••• 2724 8 , nllum 11111 Reduced Nwot Hgll 3Br S2 tOK I comm nlly pool Small IO Si69 000 Call Open S111t1$un 1·5 515 18drm HQV .. $850/mo pet 0~ Avall 8/1 Agttnl Winter nlc1t 39d 20' 10 .---------========= ,.,,, "'~"·· ,,..,,.,, ~.,,. furn rm avt 811 Aeap pef· son Full Pftv• 20' to pool $275. $75 dep &42-6435 Furn toom, kite prlv • w/d ultl pd, C M •275 mo 642-83811 attar 31)m r, R A C I I I l r I I' I I P f l T [ S r l I I I lllAl·lfTI Aaawen I• ........... , 1004 I 8'3, 8618 or 6406188 Redlands Ave 776 10111 w83•2h3rS/2d9ryr .64j;;:r 675·8170 or 964 3:n~ beh. view. pa110, WIO, -------or 1 gar $1200/mo 1060hv• WOODLAND YILLAGI o,~r;{fltQ h~11 h~~!!, 1~ ~~ 1 'flll l&YFHIT SUPER CHARMING 1br ILlfHI hack 2241 Call Eves !>48-3535 •••• , ••• ,. Tu111ri to 1rade lor dul)I•• Ne111 otd•r home 4 Od 3 lg• P•l•o yrty Sll20 Wiil IOUI YllW1 or "m11lliw hOUSfl 1n COM bt fem ,.,, on cornftr to inc.Id• ulll 975-5&62 I Ctaaatc archlleclur• on A,artatatl, Ual. Cofl'r' •"'°' ....,, 1~rd•n \tyt, tOh Quttl cnmioitafJlto hMt S 1eo 000 equity anum~ c1111on with P* & ll•P CtHH ••I Mar 1222 ecres ot gtrder\1 Poot & lalHI lalaa• 270& (lo # to lrtt••r· & So ~\I"''• tf!lilt ontr "''"utr\ lot~ S2J 1 000 1o•n 10 75•., near aandy OHCh on W 2 Br 2•.;be duple• o;:.,.n spa E111ta Uvtng CtoM llu1h r.ar ~" ,.,,11!)1f NO PUS PllASf 1n1 D11y1 73'l 4'l01 t BayA"e $890000 ind Bey vu s 1 5~0 mo 1obeach&1h09p1ng 2 8r 3M'.; Coral u~duplx. Nlll•llU•~TUllS Evfts wknda 644 5215 Ult RULn 1173•3735 0, 842 9254 2 B• St600/mo incl urn yrty airy 2br Iba.. lrptc Ct1tl MtH 1024 Ill• lJOO 111111r 6pm Mature con11a.r11e slvllrlg $9~0 mo ShOWn IAOllL.ta HOl-1111 11pp11c1nt1 only by eppt (2131277-2120 11111... llff.1111 •PllOl HllCHI• l3Bd 2'\ba op1.( 615 494-465.l or 494.eo11 lllHI t llHMlll ltt'-1111 Liit"' n-3Br 'B• •P• Below rorec1otura prie. M1r1gotd S 1350 mo UI, IUT I llT •ITU Ml. lrpl lfnch dra, 'O yd Mutl N9 JBOrm 1 bllt to bch 640 0900 no 92111 ···~rt ltac~ 2211 Ptala11l1 2707 ... '1 129K &459478 H9K c:11ntl 114K ta1m1Beau11tu111r .. 1 cvtit 4'8d ••lDdL1n Hrbf Oi...... 1blklromoc.-n2 Bd2ba Ml"~ SfLl IClla llama w11h a Daily P1101 Clan!l•.O Ad ·- o we $7K dO*n S1'~ lb lrplt $1000/mo I new pa1n1 lrplC SYnny lg gar, ptkng 1vau Sll75/mo fll IWlllDllT lM-1111 ui.1to1 t'nO 1303)258•7979 AIV8118/1 &40 48~ I01 l 1~'1Q 786 8451 'lffY , .. I 875-01188 _______________ __, • HB Apt, Pool/)8';/11 .. m rm ptal l•m. n-amkr S3001mo 01ve &47-11155 Lao Bch Maatr 8dr pr1 ba. wld emplyd m11ura IMty S400'~utll 494 7348 N--.d petlOn 10 1hr hM 1 l)lk from OONn tn H 9 $2$(} I Utll 960 61116 Room for rent "9tr OCC 1300/mo 11111111 r• qu1r«1 sse n1e _ . ..., __ _ ltttl1,!!ttl1 H04 GaratH ltr IUUll MTIL lt1I 21 l2 Wkly rentalt now evall 176 single garage 73 I w $140/wtc & up. 227'4 New-18th St No 5 c09111 port Blvd C M 6419-1445 MtsM 673-7787 IU I Ill llllE Coate Mesa. encl IOX.20. 3028 W Cout Hwy, New-atorooe only Avt 81 t 187 port BMoh. relrtg. TV E 21 at St 645· 7234 1140 t wk egl, no deposit Single 6 Double garages la••tr Eaatblull toe atorage ltatab Ztol only 1761$125 640-6379 lag Bch 2Br 188' View Ofllct ltat1b 2tl4 horn. nr twn M751wkly fail. 83( 812 i 269 aq '1 Rm $350/wl(ly 494-6930 OI s I 30 1617 Westellll, -NB 541·5032 Agt Wkly rentals Nwpt Penln From $550 wk/wk Stepa '480 sq It office spc a11a11- 10 bay or beach VILLA able al $1.25 per 1111 RENTALS 675-4912 Westcllff & lrvlM, NB Be ---Call 631-31 13 8am-4pm Leg h bdrm (2) 3 bll(a nr town/beach $135/wknd 916 sq tt, Medical/Gen Of. per rm 1385/wtc 494-6930 ilce. No Costa Meas S II b.A.. $824/mo Tom 832-4161 me '""'' apt at beach --NB IVI 3 wks In Aug $350 ACCOUNT ANT to shr Of· dep req'd. 650-7092 lice In C M Posslbte t>vy V l Into business. M6-i636 acat ta c . --.. I 2 dM s beat offices $.425-ata I 907 S 1100 Incl utu A/C pl(g On beach In oeeanstde 5 janitor. 2855. E Coasi br c:ondo wkly/dally ratM Hwy 675-6900 anytime 66 t-6704 or 496-8906 UECllil Sims ltatal1 tt NEWPORT CENTER l•art 290I Full Servloe 844-6600 * Mlprol only. 25-35. FaH IHT 11 clean, non-smkr to shr Huntington Beach Prof 2br 2'hba Townhse C M bldg, 4 mo's free rent $350 mo Dave 631-439 I plus Improvement allow· Balboa Penln fem to shr ance to qualified pro- w/same 2Br IBa s350 lesslonats. 700-1500 Sq 250·8661 or 675-8715 feet at 85¢ Call now for appt L Wells. 835-08 t8 Block to bch (NB) Fiio stir lido Village 359-518 sq ft 2br Iba newly decor a11t olfiees with A/C & xtnt 8/1 $395/mo 673-7795 " parking S 1.25/sq It incl utll Ao• 673-3777 Orange Coast DAILY PILOTIFnday, July 26. 1985 89 Lt11 l ftH• 3004 ltlt Wu1!f Ille ltlt Wut.. llM ltlt Weal.. SllO lllt ...... HM ltlt ...... 1111 Btlt Waatt4 5100, ltlt Wu... "" FOUND Female brn/blk S•nk1ng --- - Aust Shep mix. M/blk PIHf IPIHTll OUH nrtlT DEN1 Al ASSIS f 14.Nl pit.' ll•W. .,,... PUT TI• 111.P SALESPERSON lor inter s.m .. StllfMa. wht Terrier mix, brwn & f & T.. e -d I() L·-... C t b lmme<ll•le opening In aue· GOOd growth """'lllon 'n u" nurs xper di"" ·~-1 0-1 ,.~,,0, nee Id In women • ' ..... 1eap1ng o or Full *"a an~ant and fk Auat milt, 1njurtcj, ,..,. ' .. I"' I . .,, --.--.....,.., f••"I .... 6 .,_ C• a 8 I M l Golden l•b rnl.11 . eeHlul Newpor1 Beaeh Oporat1ona Dept at cor c .. 1111 ue, progreH 111 Co. need• Futl-llm. get\· -· ona anop ~ -4tµ I °" "· rea •te c.omm *' -v1ee c:etnlef Male Mltan/wht Corgi. Iota of Independent Bank Ho•d· ·vor11te Omee of ,.. guo!~t ~,':zC,: s:."f5 .. :o era! oflle• petaonnet PLANT CARE: ROUTE • air.p. ~tf 657~1SO or fem Futl/p-ttme Apply cats Newport Animal ~ultttfll office tor Proof taur1n1 chlln Position ~ Typing r~utr9d Office Houte plant exp '9<1 I011Y /.STllOTill 2590 Newpon Blvd CM Sheltet, 844-3656 perator Ad)uatment r9e1ulresir.ln1 typlng1klll1 Oentlll/Ortho A~I ••Pl'~ helpful Call Own tran1port111on Typing. tnlt\8r)d pnon.t, Snoe Salee e.<perlenc1 & knowle<loe uper w tword pro· 9enel111. 4'/i Oya E•P Mr 1'ayl0< Mond•Y em" 75•·2271 Lv mag sell mouvatea 11soo to ••I 1n••L ~• Found P!Oeon Ok oray 01 remote Item pro· cesa1no a plu1 varied Aeq d NB 642·2628 97i--6021 00 • ••- Band on leg. #85 655 c e 111n0. (MI n t 11 Ip a) general office du Ilea. PLANT PERSON/INT EA-$11 '* mo b<* IF YOU ARE A PERSON rlnoa 85 NB 845-1508 P' e fer e d 11 o u r s 20-30 Hrs p/wl( IO Slilll NI lllTll lllHI IHfUl lfFlll IOR PLANTS Full ~ paf1 WO<klng oonoitiona and WHO THRIVES ON TH! 10:30-7 30, competitive Wiii develop Into full u~ P1.1r1 lll'nf for amen dog in Permanent Parl·llme 11n1e Mull have own car be~ftll C.n Sl\8ley at CHALLENGE OF l.EAO. Found Set of keys, corner of Pearce & Green St. HB Identify 840·9625 FOUND Staltorshlre Pit· bull In March Brown and white pinto M2· 1676 Lost 13 wk Grey/White Kttten, Vic 18th & Orange Reward 631-5335 LOST De!M!rt Tortlse, 17 yr pet mate lonely/E 18th CM Reward 650-5 163 LOST Gold Bracelet. 1 chains connected wl'lt"' clasp $50 Reward Vcty Nwpt Bch -Island & Oceanfront. 675-7914 LOST Milled Sheltle dog. 35th St. NB. Rewerd 773-9432 01 993·5191 LOST on 7/20, East Bayfront. little Balboa area large male yellow M•n• cat (Andy) Reward 673-077 t anytime SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS 'Denude -Cigar Blond • Pestle PROCEED 'Jlllary. eir.cellent benefits. position Apply In ~rton your home. 84&-4594 Typing 50 wpm, filing & 714/557-0150 714/632·7646 ING A HAROW0Rl(IN0 Can personnel 9am-4pm, 1u, data entry $e/hr Call IOTIY /IH•L tFFICl SALES lEAM IN It FAST OllllllOEIUI TllE JILLY HIH IH. IUnlPHIH Maggie 957-4098 '•rttfi1t ltatll •tttl Entry level poattion PACED ENVIRONMENT. •• 1 •• 00 Till up & alee! frame FE G O L F C O U R S E a Quaint Bed & Breal\lut WE WOULD LIKE TO Hl · 11042 IHltttt AH. weaver S E 756-1661 hotel on ihe 0041anlront 11 wtcona1ruction co Htgh· TALK TO VOU We prefer • l /F/V/11 lrYllt MARSHALL P/T Fn looking torlull time maid acnoot grad w/gd 1yplng 11 per~ wno hu dem IHPl/HCn ll•12 •• 0 •• 1 DRIVERS CROSS·COUN· Sat.Sun (Approx 22hr/ Salary s4 p/l\r start and Phone voice onatrateO tn. ablltty 10 ,. _. •• TAY No ••P nee Cell· wk) Goll knowledge 67:! 7030 7141751·0626 lor Jeri get thingi dOf\e thr~h we llke 1 well organized OUCHI woman. non-smoker to LAGUNA BEACH HIGH work lull time Data entry. SC•100L • Football S • Invoice typing, SO wpm . · oc plus, 10 key by touch cer. Girt s T ennls. Solt· Benefits 545-4667 ask Dall, Cro~Country. No for Cathy teaching contract In· eluded Salary 11arlable BOOKKEEPER Full depending on e:c - Ch11rge, small Business pe<lenee Laguna Beach HB Industrial Park Unified School District 898·24~4 497 -7708 llHHIPH CICITllL WAITlllll Perm p/tlme Full charge for private club In Newport for Prop Mgmt Co N· Beach ElCp nee 3388 smkr P 0 1878. New-Via l.1do, 3rd Fir, N B port Beach. Ca 92660 675-6090 AOOHIT Olllll COIPfTH IATI llTllY ~ hours per day needed by Will train $5 p/hr start, Full Huntlnton Beach City time, growing company School District $7 80/hr 645-1811 Apply 20451 Cra1mer Ln. ---------H B or phone 964-8888 Deadllne for applying Is COUISELORS on or before July 30 Part lime carrier counsel- torn la Lie RoQ 'd necesaary 496-5767 SECRETARY for manaoer othet'I. who ii familiar MacGregor Yachts, 1631 HAIRDRESSER & Recep-'H·SCIHl TUCIH of leading brokeraoe firm with the ratall environ Plaeonua. C M tlonlst needed in Fashion for H B &ehOOI 6 Unit• in N P E11pe<1enoe req ment and have pre\llOUsty llllYH WUTEI. lslaod Salon 780·6098 E C E Full_ t17m(I Patty 644-9111 manegeo 5-10 peopi. CASH Daily 650-6280 •tTIL 980 8 88 We otter a well estab· SIC•ETUY llshed lamlly atmosphete FEM&U HOllT FRONT DESK CLEAi< Full HAL ESTATE hUI NB PA firm nda respon-wnere we pro111de train· c 1 1 Co & p/tlme * 1"91TlllTY * llble detatl oriented Sec· ing for yC>Jr profosllonal o~m ~l~n ~98 ~~~ny Al small resort hotel Successful ageot with retary w/xlnl typing sl(IHs & personal growth·-In ene s. • HOUSEl<EEPERSll-Ume prommeo1 c.o seeks ag-Word Proces11no (IMB pc exchange tor your dedl· EXCELLENT INCOME 673-8600 tor Earl Meyers gress1ve 11cenHd agent w/Wordstan a plus Gre&t c.at1 on to geoerat1ng for l\ome assembly work ----ass1s1ao1 to guide 10 8 1ocat1on people be,.· profit II yC>J want more For more Info call HOUSE CLEANING & n1ghly protttable career et1ts 720-0941 1nforma1ton. please call 504/646-0315 ext A-43& Supervlston of 2 children selling real estate Con-Mr Dhillon, MC>l1 or Wed age 9 & t 1 Must have t 0 1 SlC•ET&I" btwn 9am-12 noon on"- FllAIOIAL llYERTISlll ACC8ll1 UIOfTIVE own car. afternoons I uous supply o Duyers ., 963•1761 and d1rec11on pro111ded Pan Time No exp recro 630-9694 --Sala"" · comm Resume reltaDle l\rslle• 751 -7997 ·' Sl<LES • Int'! known toy IHSllHPH j to Patnck Tenore, Clo IEIEllAL IFFICE store SC Ptza Eip Retail For busy profesllonal Remax 234 E t7th St · Secrelery llllarp md•v Sal~ F/T-P/T 754-1 561 Mon -Fri 5 hrs p/day , Ste 117 Costa Mesa. 1 92627 Perm or PIT Busy ofc Needed for display drivers lie · own transp & I I typing req phones Sal advert1s1ngsa1esatrapld· refs req 476-7009 btwo \: neg Lort 645-0110 ly expandino local dally 8 30am • 5 30pm wk days ;, · newspaper Aggressive. Housekeeper Ltve.ln Own I IECllOAllY'S self-d1sc1pllned lndl111d· transportation. 4 able lfl plu$h oftice 0000 pay uals may earn e.1toellent body man 645-4872 HCIPTIHllT air concl (714) 978-6993 income (salary 1 com-. jwe are seeking a p10- Cd MF n/smkr. PVI bath, garage. "Nld. d/w $400 720-337. (213)593-2560 Fem n/smkr shr CM hse 1 ·2Br. prvl bath Rent negot. M5-0403 Presti gious locatton A very ritzy car dealer sold 836-2.204 SQ ti 1n COM some ol the most e:c- AIC. complelly decor· pensive cars made The ated, corner Mic Arthur/ dealer never admits that Coast Hwy 675-4900 these cars breal\ down -· Fem. rmmt to Stir nice 2br Prime Westclltt Dr 675 11 ~~e6cE~~ply fall to CAl'T Fiii THAT llllllT .1011 NOMEIOUID 1 SELL IY TELEPIOIE! ors wanted Help boys and girls solicit new subscriptions on their paper routes Must enjoy working wltb 10-13 yr olds Early evenlog hours work days/ flair.Ible l\rs Commlaslon only Call Bruce Emsley 642-432 t ext 206 m1ss1on) benefits and llllllHPlll/l&IH less1ofla1 receptionist for advancement opportunl· Live on our horse ranch our Tustin olt1ce Duties ty Financial. newspaper with us & take care of our I tr1c.lude answertng very or agency experience Nana ln your own cottage neavy telephone. greet necessary No phone Room/board plus salary 1ng and dlrectmg vllltors calls Send resume to· 756-0200 852-0222 Iv mg I Eiper1ence preferred, Attn Howard Mullenary I NSTALLER/WARE· I but we w 111 t, a 1" SECllETIRl •• 11ioo. ••· 1ype 50-60 wpm good ver· bat a. written commun1ca· tlon sk1ll5 req lor Easl Irvine Co SUMMER JOBS EARN MONEY PRIZES TRIPS THIS SUMMER In C.M. near beach, must w/3 oH!Oea 1475 ft w/7 be resp $325 •sec dep. offices Grnd fir at $1/ft HOUSE for O.C Interior en1hus1ast1c 1nd1111dual IHlll OIUT Plant Co Xlnt driving re I iNllr pleasant personality HCllETlllY lllLY PIL'1 cord 7141557-0 150 and front ott1ce appear-SH .IHI O.,t. Scott 650-5214 Incl utlls Ample prkng SclaMls I Fem smkr 30"' shr 2Br 2Ba Ouasl-Retall Reduced or laslr•ctita 3016 Pk Nwpt, pool. spa, dep & free wllse. 54s-3579 • MUSIC fNSTAbCTION PIT or FIT Choice of hours la yours Call T H Associates Tele- marketing, 953-6670 IUllEOlllT IULYPILIT now ••• , ltrttt - -I ce Fc.r immediate con· 1type w wpm 1 yr olc JmLIY SALES sidera1100 please apply"' I e11per req tor Corp Ole ltliYtrl11 ttlt Otltl lt11, Oa, 12121 Fine store seeking Quall· Pl.!rson lndustnal League ol Natl Co Go will train llJU PILOT rel $415 ...... utll 640-8333 WANTED SUBLET /LEASE Guitar. woodwinds and OIHIH--llWAllES en. LlllLlll Great Bch toc-HB House Business attorney seeks brass. Theory & lmprov FI T PI T Permanent INSTALLERS --------• lied salesperson pro· I 01 Orange County Credit on PC Sa1ary to S1250 lesslonal appea'rance Union 15901 Redhill P mo ltws,.,.r. IHEUL OFFIOE Ill( Part or full lime 548-3403 A 1e Suite 101 Tustin II you are loOktng for extra all amenities 5325 t 113 appr6ll 400 sq. tt. in Tl'IOrton-Trump School ol Crown Hardware, Corona Busy store. Must have own utll 980_ 1361 Aft 4PM Newport Reas 759~840 Muaic 786-8855. def Mar 673-2600 toots & truck 1,ppty In __ _ _ _ Ca 92680 Our Fees Are Paid ~d~ money or like Xlnt opportunity for per-llllll &mllllT By fhe Employer to go places 11ke Magic C --- -----person. Mike'• Carpets tn 4BR CM house A.vi Aug taatrcitJ PRIVATE flute lessons by 011114 lart/IHstwtrt 1712 Newport Bl, CM son ~ktng lull time em-for veterinary hospital HOIPTIOlllT no~21a2 Mountain KflOllS Berry ployment with 111rlety In Afternoons 30 hrs week Experience receptlon1s1 co•TEIN -···••EL Farm or win Pru:tis and 10.$250/mo • utll Call ltatall 2911 experience teacher 3-4 days & eves per wt< M5-4332 Andy 646-5998 aft 5pm LAGUNA·. 1000• a/I Eido. wlmuslc degree All ages Muat speak nuent Engllsh --------- their work This person Incl alternate wl<nds Wtll hghl typtog Mon -Fri '""' -Awards Call us now• we wlll assist In the day io train pleasant resp per-As 11 Io r Suzanne SllYICIS have several opening!> 1n day routine ol a very busy son who enioys worl(ing 955-0650 '21401C•t14 Jr 111 C M H B or F v ~=· ~~~9; ::~!~~d: w/anlmals Appllcaoons llECEPTllllST 1nP11T Lac111 lllh: h 642-4333 "' ~ "' welcome 854-8247 & gOOd drl\llng record. OllTllll• lllYICE 1r11(ne 38d 2ba Condo 133' front on main hwy to Cell 760-9058 btwfl 1PM Fu 11. t 1 m e M 0 n . F, 1 Inventory, fifing/fogging/ !~f~.~e:~ptl~~~~::i Come work tor what you 1 1Sw1tchboard Op er 111 • r warehouaing materials P are worth• We a11 a fa.st Answering Svc grave II ti It' lit. Coast Hwy. NB Mornings growing at\l'lressive com-SECn/llEOPT yard sn1ti , 1PM-7 AM ma room 8C 11 '"· • Tues Wed Fri 2'30·6pm •• kitchen duties. and · _. pany loc-ated 1n Fashion Eitp d switchboard. front Will train 645· 7565 pool, Jae Resp n-smkr Laguna. Great for stores I i & 7PM Corona def Mar 7·30am-4pm. $5/hr to 552-4-455 or 642-2758 or offices. Gd prkg, nloe at atHH 2 Cl lcal atart. No upertence lrvlne. turn room w/pVI garden aettlng $1 5 s/I. ftr Sale 4012 er necessary Light typing LH llH opt. call dys "1c"E~C~RIP.tn~~ir. .. "'-"'ii9 Olllll """ helptvl. Ap~ly In person ba We seek female to 494-1633. e11s 494-8401 """M/DELI. 1720 If you're a aeU-111rter and photocopying. Employee KENNEL Island 720-8045 desk type 50 plus TUCIERS also serves as a cC>Jrlef Custodian par t ·l•me llECIPTIOlllT 1r111ne M1g1Des19n For Fall term .Aps now be share tuir.ury condo _ sift. turnkey operation 1n at Booka n Tape, 729 $295/mo551-1582 Otflee/Shop 14'-'lx.40' A.vi good San Diego ShoP· llelClbleaboutjobaulgn-Farad, Costa Mesa now 3019-A Harbor ping center Cash.To or ments, the F.0.1.C has a 546-5525 using employers vehicle. $3 SO/hour 55 7 ·6020 ~ II p • I L Lydia 250-4884 arrApt""" Appl~ 'ft """I· Valid Callf drivers lie ru or ar,. 1me in aguna ~ "" , .. ...., Lg rm/pvt entrance . 81 d H b B C d JOb for you Our dl\llslon -·-------lstllaslldep Reis Dys 11 • ar or· aker ntr. tra e for auto or moonno ot bani( llquldatlon cur· CISTlllll lllYIOI 497-4491. e11 497.57 t4 CM Call Owner 650-3386 '" N B s35K. 631.7161 rently has openings for Fu II· ti m e M on . F rl Lg rm/pvt entrance, Sltr!fl ----2ft2 several clerk typist who 7·30am-4pm. $5/hr to reqd Good benellta UIY CllP&llll Hiiis Non-smoker fllend uon/w,,, nrtST son 16835 BrOOl(l'IUr!t package Apply In person to spend 3.4 hrs Mon-ly office SSthr Call Eng olc or J w Airport&-S SI FV 962-3312 1st/laet/dep Reis Dys 224-W SF ren'I useafg 1 .. 1an1 Ott. 4914 average typing apeecls star1 No Hperlence $ --SOWPM The F'D.LC Of· neoessary Light typing 497-4491, ev 497-5714 t75 & Up ee Mgr If 9 ILL DAii lllllllSES lers a great benefits helpful Apply In person 9am-4pm Wed-Fri al1ns w/older Beverly 951-4464 M·F Must be good typist I TtUlllllm•C TIE JILLY •HH 110. physical able lady llECEPT /SECn 756-8654 No c:o•d calling 1ead8 M 32-55 empld, pvt rm/ba. dl11 mobile. 112 blk to beach $325. 960-2193 120 E 23rd St. CM YElllll ll•o1llfS package Including dental at Books On Tape, 729 110,.2 llllt""t lft, w /11ts1on 1mpa11men1 __ _ _ ,. S • ,. " Lag Ben 556-985 1 days For small office near John SECIRln IUIRD prov1cte., 4 10 ,.10 pet tr111ne 7141250-0331 Wayne Airport N/smkr ,,, comm & bonuses Ulll SIOllOUY Light typing and photies 538-9402 Wo•• '" C M Call Kevin Trainee F/T 111nt IY?ll'lg Run errands Lot of 1111ng Stn'-t •tatltl a..._ .... t Comos at 751-5150 Dlwn •• 1,1 ••1P11ll ••1 .. & vision eoverage If you Farad. Costa Mesa ' - -Estab game route Part would Uke more 1t1lor· 5.48-5525 •TH -· time effort High returns ma11on call personnel, at HHUltFFIOI Matr Bdvery olce 2 Bd. 2ba lr111ne hse WI O, pool/Jae. tennis $600 hm733-0855/759-7342wll $55-$75 a month Local area Wiii train 975-5400 EOE llLI Ill' PART· TIME position avail· able for a maior Orange County credit union as branch ott1ce represent&· ttve Some clerical ex- penence preferred. but we will train tndMdual must be a self-starter with a pleasant per· sonallty and front office appearance For 1mmedl· ate consideration. please apply m person Indus- trial League ol Ora119e County Credit Union 15901 Redhill Ave Suite 101 Tustin. Ca 92680 akllls needed 955-0031 CALL 852-8714 "' • •n•• 1 q pm Moro thru Frt Full & pl11me available MAINTENANCE persoo restaurant Apply at Chevron Sta for N B area inn WoulO llUCEll toon 3 190 Haroor Bl CM suit retired person Gen-For Fa.st Food fake Out I · BAYSIDE VILLAGE Flex hrs No SS down Pay 300 E Coast Hwy, Npt Bch tor from profits Call Sun· llJ-1U 1 day 12-5, Mon-Fri 8-5 Mr Woller 71 4183S..5620 some e~per Plaza Verde LIQuor, 1525 Mesa Verde I * TEUPllll SAUi * Work from riome or ott1~ Gall Boo Davis 979-1284 CLERICAL NB 3 Bd 2ba $4-34/mo • NEED STORAGE SPACE? 113 ulll N·smkr M tF Avail 811 Les 626-5536 FIHT lllTI HH CLERK TYPIST Dr East. Costa Mesa IELIYEllY HIVEll I la'ftstatat Great Western Sa111ngs. lean d11111ng record OMV olf;rtaaitin 4011 one ol Calllorn1a·s lead-priot-out req'd Costa I eral repairs afld upkeep Restaurant lo so Laguna Stnlct St1t1t1 ol small t>e<l and break· & Laguna Niguel Sa1ary lhetp wanted nites ! week· TtlE,tlOH sou cn1R fast inn Call 675-7300 negotiable Prior res· ends We train 644· 7209 S4 ,,, bonus 650-6280 _ _ Sale Harbor Self Storage Ing flnanc1a1 1ns11tut1ons Mesa Blueprint. 1690 IC.v ORS NEEDED P I C M "' has an Immediate open-1acent a Npt Bch plush decor M/F All Slzea, lnlo 775.-2305 avail 911 $.430/mo--$950 -=------llllO&l. Wtllm With lfmlted X·AJty Permit tor busy Orthopedic Of- fice full lime &.46-8824 taurant exp not reQ d Send resume to Bo• Rf'\Yut.int move-In 675-6110 Aaatuetatal1 300 PROFESSIONAL over 30 SPfRitbl L RElMJds shr 2Br 2Ba NB Condo Advice In All Matters & Earn $8.000 or more/yr 1ng for a Cierll Typist on on $10,000 Investment our Costa Mesa !>ranch IUIVERY For details call 497-7504 TV dept must be N/smkr $325 646-7332 Counseling 18 t5 So El Eves aft 7PM Tn1s 1s an entry level pos· strong/able to 1111 valid _ _ _ Camino Real. San Clem Prof fem 25~ • n-smkr to Uc'd 492· 7296 MortgHll share Balboa home nr ---r.. 1 bch & Bay $462 incl ulll Lt1t' r.... 3004 T. . • 4021 Refs Home 675·7435 $100 REWARD B 11 I WANT TO ADY 61§. Prof M/F 2Bd 2ba. frplc, Fem Coeker. lie 1fs57~ COUNTED 2nd TRUST pool/tennis 1st/last 1121 Vic Gartleld/Bcn DEEDS 673-2422 $425/mo 557-107 I Catt 636-70191963-9402 PVI ply has $20.000 TD for Prof n-smk/F shr 2br 2ba FOUND Adil ()(Bnge male condo In CM. Jae. sauna. Manir. Tabby Cat, B-Hurst sec 1395/mo 979· t 134 & Adams, HB 964· 1605 Resp M/F to share 2BA l•miiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiil- Dup $310 ~ dep incl ulll C M 645-4532 L11 msg Am-lg hse CM, utll pd quiet loc. ocean view $300 642-24691642·9454 Shr beaut 3BD Laguna N•· quel E. Nine Condo $SOO Incl ulll 496-3259 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 142-Hll sale at disc Call 546-5718 Tuan Van Widow has money tor TD's S 10.000/up No credl!V tno penalty Call Denison Assoc 673-7311 Help WHtff 5100 •IHEll* 10pm-6am Sat Sun & Mon Winchell's Donut House. 253 E 17th St. Costa Mesa. 646-4373 The Works lrvlne, resp straight, no amkldrugs.1•-------lPHTIEIT lllllEll MI F. owner prof M 55. FOUND Bike Calltoldent· 21 Unlta, Costa Mesa No 1442/mo. 786-9723 lfy 673-4524 pets E11perlenced. semi· ltat1Jt Waatt4-HOt Found CALICO femele retired 855-0665 Cat Young Newport Hts Nded By 1011 28d hse/ area 642-4049 Condo w/sm yd-sm pe1 Xlnt tenent·rela Bernie Found German Shortha11 (619) 245-7910 Collect Pointer Fem Puppy (6mo's?) Vic Allcla/ Yoong exec femele wanl8 Jeronimo Mission Viejo 2 bdrm. 2 bath apt, COM 837-3070 area $600/mo. yearly ----760-1580 eves Found Large male 11T11n11u11 Exp PIT FIT 1mmed opening 645-7448 BABYSllTTEA WANTED Tues & Thurs. 8 hr day for qual super11111on. In· structlon & TLC for 17 mo girl N-1mker Must ha .... own trlflt S.hr In my CdM nome 76().1579 111on You wlll learn the Cal Drtvers lie Apply 1n various types of loans I person Kerm Atma Hard· preparing real estate loan , ware 2666 Harbor Bl CM documents. ma101a1n de· partment Illes as weu as 1 •1 p•1 4 Typing ol 50 wpm ts re-• •••••••• other general duties II y I I I quired • We offer compet1t111e : JOIS FOR THIS : salaries. and excellent • STILL LllllH fH & l ... H Jtt? • benefits For interview e -Will, Liii II fllTIHl • appointment. pleaMi call e e Leticia Tampa at • If you <m• tn High School or Jr High e l l l : and would ltke tu earn $25 00 tu : ( 14) 11·47 0 • $~0 00 tn {'Omm1~1nns and mort· P~t h • (l14)llt·4l71 • Wl't'k g1v1· us,, rnll You can w(Jrk • GREAT WESTERN ! PART T IME in the• afternoons and : • t-vt•nings and .;;ttll hnv1· tlm<' to t'n,)Oy • SAVINGS : your summer Wt• offer complt•w • • trntntng and pruv1dt• transporat10n : Equal Opporiunlty ClHIC&L Invoice clerl( & Ute bkkpng. typing/ 10 key add a must E.1tper w/computer entry helpful Apply in person Kerm Rima Hard· ware 2666 Harbor Bl CM To place your message t>efore the reading publle, phone Dally Piiot Cluslfled, 642·5678 • plus great prizes, tnps, and plc•nty of • : MONEY' This rs not a paper routl•: • and 1t 1s not St·ven days a week Com<>• : ht·lp us gN new customers for our: • O('WSp;11X'r and h.wP a good tinw e • whilt· vou 'rt• do11w 1f Comt· out and • . . ~ . • set· wh.;t wt· ,11'1• 1.1lk111g <1bout .rnu • • you·11 bt· gt.id vuu dul Ccill t1>1.iJ.~ .md • : !>l.1rt tnnwrruw' Call Mr E .. 11 I : • 548 7058 or 24 I ·H4:i2 • : ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT : • 330 w Bey Stre<!I CM•• M~ (.& ne1 • • j\N (OUAl OPPQIHUNITV EMPLOVfll • Malamute puppy. C.M nr Mesa Verd e. 7/25. 5.40·8655 111 mso !~~~~~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 123. CI O Dally P1101 P 0 Box 1580. Costa Mesa CA 92626 1H1cn au11nn AEsr Au RANT Back ot11ce Derma101ogy TIE IUCM NOISE Newport Cen1e1 4 day now accepting appl1- week Wtil lfatn Call cations tor the following I Rudy 640-'150 1 Food Waitresses. host· IHICAL llCI tfFICE esses. cocktail wal!rass & Asslstani needed tor busy Dus Doys Apply •n person Irvine Fl prac11ce 3.5 yrs 619 Sleepy Hollow Lane exp 5 days. all skills Laguna Sch No phone 552-0636 calls please MEltCll IFFICE Ret1il Peel Sttrt. PODIATRY lrtll)ck oHc. ClERK Full or pan time ins billing elCp pref Call 962·'4333 11141631-4099 •ETAIL PIT IEllC&L SECn mature front ofc FIT lnll 1 Med· CM, Bek olc elCp I pret 5•8-7736 P 'T a. Vacat1oos Mature lad~ 10 manage patio & lumlture store 1n CdM 675 4340 Call 10·5 30 -----·' SALES MOTOR ROUTE I FLOWERS BY MORP Dally Piiot Motor Route lP T resp 645.8144 available In Huntington SlUS LAH Beach Deliver wee!< day Part time Kub1sak 's An· afternoons. weekend llQues Lag Bch 494-1633 mornings Earn $400 · $500 per mooth Must SALES OFFICE CUlll have dependable vehicle Word processing P 111me and be over 18 yrs otd mornings S6 $7 per ,.,, CALL Art Broadstock Call for 110:-1 Gc;J 1070 642·4333(ext 209) ---------Auto Sates MOVING • Male College 'HF. LEHllC HHT Student to help pack tor Apply tn person t>two 10·2PM Moo-Ftt 811; move S IOlhr 551·9802 I Street lmpons 196~ S tfFICI I PIClflC Harbor Blvd C M Mature fem . I/time. min wage to s1art 646-5610 I C1aaa1fled Aos M•itita1/ •• t 1 Carratry Crt41t taa1tlla1. C.r•••l•t Bnlia1 ----=----Beach c1u .. 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Block walls Room Patit Ctttrl MIKE 650-3263 7 days Dave M5-1816 BrlCk Block Concrete ~·rst lolleio.t . repaint 751-6943 Ilea 44 1543 add'n 15yr np 646-4834 Balcony, atafrcases. decks Complete Clean-Up, gen·1 Heat Cert Stm'ct Done by u~rts very it1as Jflmod I new lgt1 & sma11 • a. I ONE STOP HOME AND Waterproof deck coating main!. tree trimming. free 6A6·9557 Bob 635-4384 Neal reliable refs Lie GRAND OPENING !'V ....... ,,. f •' •• ,, "'4r1f.• "v .. • I .'l'.~1.mlf' • ' •J , at' ... '(.S. ll r., t ,.,. I •11t_. •• ., • I "' I ... \lt.ll~l'\f\lli!ltreues Hon Ho~.K's Olshw.iis~n Sus ~rsons Bakery Coun ter ~r\Ons 0.11 Counrer ~rsons ~P Cooks Cooks ~ken Bookktt~n J .. ~ I It ... ' ·. ' ... f ,:::>E'•' Wttllrn11e11ng 10 ~1.111<111c111 REl8j Consult· 1<11 A,~,qnmn! ~81 8S90 y I l .. • ,. •.l ... . , ·.· . nl~•t I CO~MEACIAL MAINT Drainage repairs, rebuilt ests Mauro, 631•4997 IN HOME !il!lP FOR fAE ''~est Randy 556-812~ Par T~ Are.II e A.p.I,. C •APENT<>v '72-0736 Allen Decking 857 4510 ELDERLY 8 d-" Custom Brtck ·Stone "' ,, ' .. • on ""' com· Btock-Concr11tt1·Stueco A A A PAINTING Int h i Seerttttial DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY Aesur •clng-See1Co1t1ng • I THE IAlllEIEIS p11nlon aides 833-2009 Ref'• Fr-•• , 549-9'492 l OWES T pou1ble pr1c:11 P111tt1, Repair StrMa· rtl SAVE MONEY II 63t-4199 Revalr-Ooors-... nerat ons D~all ~ ~ u~ 0 s s .. .., .. 3"1!> • -• -Pemodel-Panel-Locks-etc I 11wn & Garden Main! By jB Cl • , 19(1 ef'Vlce vu•· < • Int f>t oat<:h pl~'te<lr•Q ---~------Repairs. '"urf (SLURRY Wlndow·Fences-CablMt R Commercial Drywall tniJn college trained "' •••! tUJAJ lllHIY I STICCI Al LENS PAINTING & tu'ltom 1!'•turong au~111~ rRAN wv,• P•()(MSJno MIX) Qual work. h\ly roller 3:1 yrs ••P Jerry'"642-0567 Speclall1.1no In Comm·1 landscaping 969-2120 ROBIN'S CLEANING N-& rel)atr All types w ellpeper1ng Int E, t wor~ p,,,hlllms Ne> "·~it S 1C\ 01 ,,,,., r>•n9 1egal CALL TODAYll All FOii Liii Your Dally Piiot Servtc. 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II 1·1272 *1-1 llYlll * ._ ""'"'" c,, '"" Qf.4 3848 Kena Mechanlc1 7 Comp tn Meir.lean & Italian food Q~llty work. free Ht AME~AN HANbYMXN I CLEAN & EXPERT FAST SERVICE •04 4~4 1 P11•ch w nrk ? l:l •36 44• • uMd Eng wllrar.a 1599· 864·3978 "425513 986-7401 CarPlflt'Y. fencing. win I H~ & Offtc:e ctu ning Over 25yearse1tperienee Ciuar d & Reduced R•tM R~ww Platt~' d•.,....."'' $~ $690 warranty 1'22·8088 dows pfumbtf\O meillte By JODI PleMoe call tor Lie T 118,428 730 1353 Accosttc texture patch etc stucco llkf' nf'W i,..., "''1 !!!''tnl,.'!"r""'l:'-r\I'"""'"'"".-"' Ctatlt C.acrtlt ELECTRICIAN tub encl, h&ullng ate I hee ea11mat11 8A2 6746 •• ABC MOVING •• l~T EXT 20 veers E•!* P RT I.Bl E SP4 S OUR la~tlttlat &ivewaya. ""'tlOs. paths. lie • 233108 Small/large And Yu Jesua I& lord Quiel. c1llel1.tl T 138048 ~11e<1t941 Room S29 + ~ Plaa~ill :;~1 S~~~~ ~11~~,i;" ,.A.cc.,.•.,..•~•,.tl .. • .. 1_...,. __ "co-1""1•a ·a..-.. •i--.M""o-m-·w1mn ... -toba &repalra 548-520 (nc•3040!il 636-82•4 Rt11tlittl11 LO RATES ~52·04 10 '""•' Sma11 1obawetcomt1 241arO.lH-1HO sfxtt Q)' THE XAt baby1ll 11)1 her home ~~ •• ~I()~~ ~'to~~ll NEW/AEPAIA Ouellty No OECKS·WOOD COVERS AousestTtiA~ WANTED ' 642-0442 •A ,_.ull S&nlC!t PlumtM>t• T71ii•1 S.mte ACCOUNT1NG. MO<'ulel Mon -Fri S48•5061 fob• to emall, rMtonlb(•. Competitive Prices 1n O C area Prof couple ITAIYlll OllUll .J 0 INT 'EXT PAINilw·. A l\O(ll·toe l\Htino r~a1r• Darla979·0551 c•n•Cat Freeut ,llc'd 631-23-4! tOyearaexper 754-1820 963-653501~3-9187 Sltllm111'91111. HOUMSAApt Rea!'"~~ OR•tNS C.L "&~~r~s1L .. AY IOE 6USIN£SS Ac111tlcal Ctllla£: Exqulllta XcousHce 1prayed or rwnove Ofy· wall ~alra 84 7 • 790 I ACOUSTIMAN 540-2733 P1lnt 10-15¢/appfy 25· 50c 11q It Drywall rtp•lr1 r co 0 Ota,,_Co Ot11f\81 "' P'I •n" ~ SC:flV1C.n•• l o• II yout C"llZ ara In mv C -... NB' RESIDI MM.l/IN 26 •OEN HOME REPAIRS Ja-!ttrial S .. ,,. Oua1tty worli. 895 57!.5 r avcets 01tc-n~31 1»11tat11• 67.. 3 ~-.r.~"!P.~~~r.r.::r " ..,. r '"'""" • yrs Do my own work Lie P "--C .. 1vo.n1 MOvafl naureo 8~ <l60 AM ~ ~:n tvr11no r11111'd1 ~ 44 1 ome or f ., CM ., .. For mof• Into 218041 Al e.&--8128 alnt .,, ,-ell .,~try JXNitoAIXL etEXNINd LIC T 124 438 841 9427 ""INTfR NEEDS WORK' 1 4 ,.... 64 • • l lt:l'n!H'O T\'l)lno $flrv1(41 W...,_/ onth Amb Of e.11 M0-0258 . etc Gary 645-527 PTL SERVICE F,_ut Oreg NEWW1r~MSIOf1Qe Int Ext ce111no1 rttfln cafl (1peor1 S..vot• ~ R~1111 "•nimcial leQ•I f:tc non b 540·4 tO t Kathy Chlldcare 1n my C M ftaclll HANDYMAN 1.AAGE 1nd 5'48..()81781813.35·5~4 Midc Ltt ... I 14!6\ v'' e110 worll gutr l~ yr' ea.p ~112 I Comf'l'I Cali Mneo g4~&l3..1 .............. TLC. "'•"mat••. -amall 1 00 IT Alli 01Mt Pa1nt1nQ 964 383 • , 1< 40CIOl!I 064 801q "v>"• "' ' .... FENCE R!PAIR. N..., I £a trz mMI• AN• 548 7108 Old Wood. chain llnk 531 ·5579Pa10tlvam1g LutHatl•J P1anol"ton1542·82t5 ropOu1l11yPt1nong15yr~ Ora10' Ctto•,,.d Plumritnq Widow Cl i ~ ·Carpentry Servlee F o 988ot18 HOME REPltfR Cerpentry SUNR1Sf l XNoscXJI! Sat~n d• Mu.ique Int "''' St 11c •33•050 R11t1!'1r11~S 111 S:!!l1 ~nv I t H •I A#•lr-Aemod'l-AddltlOfll Ctatraeltrl rM e t reg . fenCM & gates trM tdm Oet19n illttlfl ~ Melnt lll8 Z~hlnt e A lOC81 ,.,,_ P•t• 83SI IRM !•mil ~rnle ~'0 0700 l::l'llboa Wif\dcw. Wutltng ~IC 541-4980 ....... Gtr•eala dump run• c M & Ne • RellaOI• Marl! 643-2573 Paiati11 l ~EA l WAV[ SPfCIAL AUJtltaa/lt•Mtls BUILD o~ AtPAIR .tGmO&ii mw eo;,.;, .. lat.a Jim Whyte 842•7206 Telles landteape Service frNt PAi NTINO By Al(h 1•·~ri11 Potl ltn/l•~in (M3 D&lbO• 91 67 '\...3'35 lbbl'he8ldgeC•rpentrr s11y111 ... wall•. 11a1rs. Sl~ 198 t U47'017 Tllll Plumb fleel CerC*'trv Comm 1.,..i11d t nu 1awn1 "'d Sin°' 1& yMt of haw-, I hRTMtNd INtf n16K§ Prn P()(ll ~"'" 4M '105 1 sc L l 1cs1a tt•ma •Oh a 'S yrs lie •300152. bon~. atrium ctoors I wlndov11 Jay De Conatructlon Co fQpped/remQv.O Clean IP111n11ng etc. 0ei:>ef1d tprln~i.t1·1n11a11 -tr" trll'\ custom.-11 lie 280644 HANGING ST~IPPtNG 'iuPe>llfll~ '" ~ fl'larnl Deity Pllo! o Ad l1ee "' lrwln &48-271~ •Uttoe Don 9624202 548-7113 or 65e4.'82 up new l1wt1• 751 3476 reH Paul 720 Ol391E A •ttmoval Val 646 5409 Thani. vnv• ~ 41'4 VIS~ MC 6·1 l.!l •f' !\1MP1 v tHf ~f~t 641-5111 I ,, .. -1 .......... ____________________________ ........ ______________ .... __ --_______________________ ..... ______ ...., ______ ~~~~~~~~~---~~-- - -~ ... , .. 810 Orange Coa•t OAIL Y PILOT /Friday July 26 1985 leJr Wue.4 SIOO TIUllTTHI C.atnlC·•JCP* only Cua 1om wOrk St.ady QOOd pay Mu1t have tool1 & tt11tk EXP HELPER NEEDED ALSO Balt>Oa Tiie 875 1243 GE Wasl'ler & Hotpoont Dryer B1w• eiec. s ·oo 673·8059 Sears large Capac•lt WasMr $200 G & S 011en1m1cro comb1net1on new SSOO 546-6672 FrH to f oa 6022 Adorable white Cockapoo gd manne~s well !rained 10 good nomf' Adu11s Olde• cl1tldren 6U 5 150 CHICK I VER SON PORSCHE Al 01 l HEVROlfT Ht9h••I Qu•ltl~ c;.1., & c;••vlu CHICK IVERSON 44~ f C.u•u H...,y N•101por1 B••ch 673-0900 Rolla lo~ct 9161 167 Rolls entley T, right hand drive, 1mmeccvlate lhru·out, e steel at $11 500 711-5187 64 Volkswagen Great c:ond must sell $2100 obo Mike 551-6062 'II YW IA.IA IH Aatoa, Do•tatic q THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10b0 HAISOA SIYO CO\fA Ml\A b42 0010 ·73 GRAN TRINO Statton Wagon, 78,500 mt excel- lent condition. S 1200 968-7400 hick 9307 ·16 Deluxe. 350 eng, 101.000 orig ml, gd cond Asking $95 . 842·2838 '77 Plnlo. xlnt cond. secrl- ·79 Regal. brn/2 tone, 72K Ilea $595 645-8748 mt. A/C, $2500 080 '79 PINTO RUNABOUl, 644-6481 Paul, '" 8pm Hatchback, 2 dr . auto- ----matte, low mtlea. clean •12 11101 OHTHY $ t 175 548-7646 1 1;;;~~> •u u1 Johnson & Son , 1HYA543} Must seet Lincoln Mercury Hiii 2626 HarbOr Blvd, C M Jol'ln1on & Son I -__ 714/54_0-5630 llncoln Mercury 2626 Harbor Blvd C M Cdillac f 309 _ 7141540-5830 _ ·79 Sevmetgaa Loaded. SHARP 1976 Ford MUS- moon. mint New rad1111 TANG, 4 cy1, auto. pis. S 12.900/olr 644·6869 p/b, etc:. low ml S 1750, orig owner 548-3555 81 CADILLAC SEVILLE - 1mm1c: c:ond Jull 43K mt , Llactla ffi3 s 12.900 498-8281 1H cluaic b ark iii x-cond 8 1 Sdn de VIII• Diesel, na1 nu uphola/Ures $5500 ot>O been great car excel 673-33 13 or 873-4803 cond $7500, 780-5090 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION ol lete model. low mileage Cadlll1cs 1n Orange County! See u1 lodayl 540-1880 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 111 IARI YI 1DGM 198) Loaded cartler w /moonroot Must seel 110,HI Jonn1on & Son Lincoln Mercury 2826 Harbor Blvd, C M 714/540-5630 Katella at 5 7 Freeway Ci ~ q:: ·-en en ca u = I I I I I I z ~ ' ' 0 ~ D.. Emergency-no good homf' for lov g neul M Ca1 sl'lOts So Lag 720 3873 Runs greet $999 FIRM 82 Accord Hatchback 5 661·6890 HOROSCOPE SYDNEY 0MARR free lo good home B·~ Lab M Pup 10 wks she,,'~ 646-1728 64S 7028 Large Brown Raobtl nMtd~ good home 6'3 1 3 , 70 Spoiled Lab mi. F11m S mos Despare•ely n&ed' home Call 496-8354 I hraitare 6025 5 Piece bedroom sel 2 glass end Ibis $250 Call , btwn 10 & 5 pm 646 2589 1 5 pc bdrm 'el S 100 oeauttlul oak wall uni! $150 prett~ contem porary couch SI SO MORE1 851 8056 cir 525-8480 QUALITY OUAL IT t FURNITURE YOU LL BE PROUD TO OWN FOR SALE CHEAP 114 All Sates SubJ&Ct To ~11rt1ca1 Board tor s1,e1• Merchandise ·n Stock 1ng 8 long 12 11 11J in .At Tru"e Prices w•de Call 26 1 850', HURRY! HUIUIYll loas BBQ w tank $35 tJNIOUE FURNITURE I Photo dryr \20 494 6997 · :,4' S Mein St Jol'ln WaynP Mj11rnbersh1p ~ant a Ana $800 74 t Oo«l ~ 1500 BPtw .... r War'ler & Ed· Qe51gnpr r J" 644 4 ~Jfi '"O" '" MA1n. Looft For LUMBER RACI". FOR fr, ..1..,.,...., M11,ub1st •<l·gt It Ma• HOllE 14 $1;00 54A 8487 1;7• 1'>4il RHODES ·13 1t1orirlen ,tor,~, Mv~1 '" r.ond cond l:l 18 :! 5 ! 88A i !Jy, Ari Deco D•nir g rm ,,., &151·15220 F1xs DodgP ~dM SO $50 w refrattor1 tablf' bu' M•,ffDt.11 TE DELIVERY 768-4l77 or 'i48 ·5982 SANTANA 30 C,P lr,r '81e '"' th1na ao " 6 ct •s "I it •C.•· ar9e V1aa or o• 1•9dP lo• 30 33 1 DB 82 JEEP SCRAMBLER I CuCJlom 1nl/ext muSI S8"'1 Only 7K m• $8500 759-8283 84 Bronco. xlnt c:ond ml!lny J1tras $15 000 obo 673-7370 CJpd air end Im c:11Sa w/4 spkers SS 700 720-0330 eirt 259 or 495 26 17 83 Accord •Int cond 4 door auto cru11e air am/Im cass 17K m1 646-4888 S 159 95 montn $538 42 down Closed End Comm'I lease. OAC All·IAYEH LEASE 8001226·6398 714/432-1561 J11a1r 9129 71 Jag XKE Adstr Conv, 39k ml $9 5 K ObO 760-8473 213/974-2811 65 vw BUG Many new & reblt parts Runs Great• S 1000 OBO 840-6689 65 VW Cony new top lires & interior $3250 631-3085 66 BUG CONV . wht . new blk top. rbtt eng trans, orig/int S3850 756-8277 67 BUG. RUNS GREAT, MUST SELL S 1150, C ALL 631 3704 or 5<18-4196 71 VW BUS xlnt cond rbl1 @ng S 1900 OBO 768·4377 or 548-5982 72 vw BUG EJ!cellent 1unn1ng condition. needs some paint S 1200, Call 645-3487 Saturday, July 27 A RIES CMarch 2 1-Aprtl 19)· Check details. bnn~ source maten ,d up to date-M ore 1nformat1on 1s required an connection Y.tth 1ournc' publishing, long-range program involving d1ssemmat1on ot 1nlw mat1on. Scorpio plays key role. TAUR US (Apnl 20-Ma> 20). ln,olveml·nt w11h "11unguing" member o f opposite sex ts featured. Ma1ntaan emotional bnl:inu: -Ot- reccpt1ve without being gullible. Check cash transactions. rcal11c manor disagreement need no t mar rcla11onsh1p. GEMINI (May 21 ·Junc 20): Dome•1t1c adJu~tmcnt 1s neccs~r)' - you get w h at you want through diplomacy Someone a11cmpts to badger you into hasty dec1s1on. Obtain hant from Taurus message ma1n1:11n your balance You'll ~cl the m one). CANCER (June 21-July L) Deline tl·rms, a' wd ~df-dcccp11on. "ltrcamltnc tec hniques Job gfb donc 1f you earl) \OUr Y.e1gh1 and d1m1natc burdt•n nOI nghtfull> your O\NO trgo and another Canccr figure prominently $850 An!Q Claw 'O". • 1nc1ng Avallallle Magic Island Membe•Shll> !162 4458 or 645 1;69 Tr"'CLI 9035 ,018 ,. b•owr ullr i,•,AO.. tor sale $4 :in P'ea5e , all • a si;50 6 1 , ·H r llUY FUR•IJ~7~: 133 Days·~ .. f.1767 Marine Eqaip. 7018 'lO ltdce Truck, 75 Sctrocco recentpelnt 81 int new carb S 1850 82 XJ6 Ortg owner GOOd ObO 546-3888 642-6423 car 27K mt Cl'les1nu1 brn LEO (Jul) 23-Aug 22) f ocus on ph)s1cal attracuon, charisma. creative endeavors -\dhere 10 your own SI) le. refuse 10 be anttm1da1ed b) one who 1c; en .. 1ous Lo\C relat1on<oh1p groy,s strong. rcspon\1b1ht' increases. ( anccr nat1vc pla>5 top role 642-9<'54 ~1• "..,~ Min. Wuttd 6220 l 'h H.P. HONDA n ~ no S6oo oBo $22 000 720-0295 BUNI' BED,., r• ' ''<'"'"'' i•~r;~o~ ~~C~a~~'~'~:. Old tnd1ar Afl,fac!~ Pol "Q .,t ~II .... ooo r.n1 536 5838 afl 5 ,J,:~:~,.,;~~ rn ,, A,.a 1 Ra~an Din ,et !ery B•3"~"1~ Otd (,ahl $ bU •9f 'lO Dede• Truct 642 15• ;s~ Col tbte se1 $375' Pamt.ngs L W Sijfi <II'•} M4R NE ?RQO ir TS Asking $800 UBO M11d1 9141 1 73 Mazda 808 Wagon. new p11n1 eng run1 good orig ownr S 1000 Call 545 3784 75 Suoer Beetle Convert New pllnl runs excel yel'btk $4500 494-2914 VIRGO (Aug. 2V~cpt 22) f ran~mon 1~ complete -don I remain "on stage" too long M eun ing c,houl<l ~rnmc lf\St3l lkttr h' tonight Focus on basic issues. ~unt) finannal pruspeu~ .\ne' I 1bra persons figure promant'ntl ) H1111a1n Collon Sola 62,.4 ~a:ps R"P s1ill1r-g '"'"'" 536-5838 alter 5 CNw .,, ollomH $4 50 •o-.e9t S500 Solaced fun-Masini last. ~ o 'l9 H11d<.ls ,.,.,, ~ trg 72 Ford-Ranthero 500 '•ew , .. 11 to• i•so rai;er vs1101 53501 Stunn•ng ·5911ooat QH• s•o••Q" Stock 351 Cleveland baci-, er "IP rnl ,c. 9,,.,, glass dtn set S375 5 Pc TAMA 6 '"II'" 21 CllSl'I, oars Pllddtea IM Orig cond AC PS/PB Mtrct•tl ltll 1145 c1o!l'lf'' 842 2695 brass oar stools S75 Ari l tldJil'tn •tCIP 11 ,11nd "" d11rt crpt g tots more S 1900,000 962_5780 Danish 'oltd "'"'nu• wood table w11eat' I\ p1111 61Jp "Ots chr, 11~1> npw \500 Arch t11mp $ IQO 64~ 0138 Dfl>to Sofallovest p8'1AI 1181 s1and tl'lron11 nr n11w t~o O•"'lle, 1620 ""rt 11178 2400 f x1r1 clean clrs orig S 1500 sBt S650 $750 963-6<'' 1 J ,, NB WA,tctofl off 74 GMC Truck 350 en-Air am/fm S8.500 obo Atmond lacQuer cot 101e Dovjllr SAT1StJN '4 ') gine '• ton $1300 548-CARS 91!'! $400' Oak Bdrm S400 Office farnilurt WANT FD Marlin "' tuna I 45-o 166 '·29 MBZ Repltcer Rune Cv,tom Oak 8 \l<&ll unu E • 6226 CHROME ~ glH• coffee $5 75 col tbte set 5315 SGIJlllDI r ow11r tor 32 ~ 1' W1111-I 80 F390 Ford V8 duel I 11~ce1 C11m bit Atftlng table S9S Mirror J2A32 j S11tt1one1 recl1t1er 'ole Moving Oiltte lu,n !laljll tri.lt c;s 0' '1111" JOfl reara, lo ml Uhl bd. new S 1' 800 848 7657 00 00 S 6 7i ;,>810 paint Asking $5550 $1 5 91'lelt e1 .. g11r1 orig$18 uc 750'All D11H\ rreCl.inu, 842•9979 8f1 5om ll8280SL blue 88Kml, 59x7S SJOO w,,r,IJ l•ble XLNT QUALITY C.OND1 •'t'r "''' \I tnds ''" cab~ Slipl A Docks 7022 I beau1 c:ond, 2 1op1 2 cn11r' S tOO 67'> 0839 No reuoneo1e tJlff!'r re •1kO\t;) SS S400 N~<Jv' -euto Al(., $30 000 1r1 Jus@d' P P qn 84 11 &.-r 16?0 A1olj11~ 20 .\ SO •Id~''" 111111tlablt1 V1111 9040 vlltled Sell s 1s.soo OOIPlfTE IOUIU I Palto lvrn1turA rv \lttr•.:J 8"' f\lllnd 15 1 lHO 1& Surveyor bubble lop Ph 759 9534 • M~~~~·:.~· 01u1 ~°c:~:~ _',~~~"" c~~;~;. 6221 3:3qi1 ':;0 r',",, P&o7,.•::s~~ ~~n1D~~~ ;.~~'!11a!e~~ 1 1.1 LHHY SHH mallreu bo.11or ng1 exceo•e<J 53,, 1785 !>•clf11r1ng aby rand m'Q t7l 6fSO!i eng most mecl'l new Xlnt• S23 000 533 42 4' S800 Perfect condlt10n VAMOgt1ny oo•geout Xlnt 1nl out $6500 Cell t>4f0fe IOem & 11ter Ou"""' 'If• \l<ll&•bad •Cl~ Qu..ttlty 1c1rc• 19,'}, For sate 45 mooring e•lt 536 8574 5pm 831-t4S8 " 011rll1Ad 'fl·~ co,,.,0111e $2000 OEIO ft4'>· 1.326 NB IOC S 11 iOO l714J I , •5 c1 ,, , ·s s bird H5·llse 121Jl62e 1874 bti•at• Contflml)()flfy Ill" 0 111r t ao .. ''""'0 $•$ (tArllg" fSTEf "P NFT PIANO , D•n1ng T,ltJI! w ,,. 4 &; ... ~,,. "tu•ro r "'*P'" gretl W.ANTfD ''11• l tfl tho or Cl111iu 9045 Cl'l1111' $ l~ fi46 ,9 ·r 85t, •043 ~~/' !~"J~o~drn~c:, 8'>0 Httl'>O•I 875 :17415 62 RA S1tv11r CIOud II con " " ,,.~ ,.44 1 , , or $• rriorrino '"' ~au!tlu• 17 1 Liiiie MIN Mvf'lel .. I Of' 11 n411,1 d AoU •' .., ... , tOUrH tond 1/n dr Ori. f ullel along Cit!\• I $ ,,g ~ t)lf red / Appt• it • .,,., •11111•0 VP"O"I 't'Yllnl to rant SO Mooring btu tfvr S3:>k 53'.I 5440 'J ' 1 I t t d NB IOI 2 mo l"t t'l'llQ for tPtdtr and read '" tti• ~ , 8rT>•lb11c• S;>OO wt'" ••c ier own• R , p lier 6•5 7H~4 Di lly Piiot CIUllllt d JM1>r 494.1300 d'lt cond SJOOO oO• I C ..ction •bout Miii Mui '~"l-7~!1e Aircraft 1010 1.i. Tu~ 1 end boUgl'll ft (')~A BF O FAf')"H"QNf lor SO 95 'lou ct n NII .... ,,v '' " J "t•'" Qd P~lfl wno """ Peo~i.. fwvulfv,. 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' '"'''°"m' (;I"' 0 ~d• C1111642 :.678 ~toe, •floppono ejllnl•• ••alt •!>out• Air11011 1i•4t .,83 '');>") 81 Da•ml~ Slldan V8 au1om1t1c: a'' cond11ton- 1ng treme tr•1•d• A out ,.,Y l)arlt 1rid ""r'ffttt 714 R511-9264 : 7 S TF Rt tN(i Hyrlr11uhr • •<ll nrior SI t 000 fva~ •It 'Rf1 8890 74 450 SL Llgnt blue am/Im llP• m ag• tl'IHPlktn1 $ 14 000 857·6720 Or 786 5303 7<1 SH 511K m1 1 o.mr, perl•ct conct11ton s lfS 000 1163-0749 79 300 Ot • Autom111c 11r tunroof 119'80 ceu rect1 a11 very c111n $12 500 •9• 5913 82 500SEL m1n1 cond blufl P7 1 chromfl .:tr11 22 000 ITH Must ... , S18 ~00 or lrtldjll 494 1104 "WE Will NOT BE UNDERSOLD " m LIBRA (Sept 23-0 ct 22) Take lead, p111 for1h ong1nal idea\. \Ire'>~ independence. freedom of 1ho ugh1 and actio n f lll u\ o n chan'>ma pioneering spmr and "adHnture 1n romance " Leo. •\quanu'\ na11v<.''> play outstanding role\ SCORPIO (Oct. 2 3-No\ 21 l You learn value o f r>Q'ISC.,StOn~. partnership o fTcr cuuld be rccc1vc:d Focu~ on bu!>tnc\c,, sec. uttt\ linancrnl prossx·cts. l 1·1u111on ''on 1<1rgc1. you'll 'k'nsc pul~c of pubhl Aquanan playi. kc> role SAGITTARIUS (No" 22-l>ec. 21 )' Many toda) will \lt11m )<lU have "Mtda~ to uch " Mc~ns you arc at n ghl pla<'c, you &cl publtl \upport. populant) 1ncreat,cs and you could hit finan<'1,,l 1ack1wt Travel plan\ can now bt sohd1ficd. CAPRICOR N ( f)(·c 22..Jan. I~) Whn1 01.<.1m behind \(C:nc~ " more important 1han ongmall) an11c1pa1cd To make M'\h rnmc true extra ellon '"required Take off kid glmc'> '>lllrt punch1na in t'arnc'lt1 Scorpio plays role AQU ARIUS (Jan 20-f eb I Rl h change idea'> turn on charm 1n dealing with mcmtx-n of oppo'11tc ~it You could be asked 10 appear ~fort: the media. \Omeonc wani\ f() "1nten1c\\ }OU" Gem1n1 \ 1rgt1 ag1t1anu\ pcrsons fiaurc prom1ner1SI) PI CES (f"ch I Q-March 20) '' u'll haH' add111onal rt\pon\I· b1h1~. but re\\tlHh will be grt'31l'f Mc bcr of opPQ'>tte ~\ 1c, drawn 111 ) OU ~ou'll he.' re1cd .ind wined .ind din Don., tx 0\ erh-modt'\11 ' llll dc'lcnc these "good things " · IF JULY t7 I YOUR BIRTHDAY ople arc dm~ n t<l ~nu "'1th their problem<>. man) feel you have a "ma touch ··You pm\C-'>\ S<"n\t' M r 1 of drama. you arc attracted 10 the theater you ha"<' 1nna1c \enS<" l11 1'(,: c!;'~~ ~:,r'~\: \hOY.tr1amh1p You art c~pablt' o f touchina ~\( ol puhltc. of\ln ~m& y"r 11 you have 1 lhord of un1vcr\al. ppc3l You kno"' thC' mca 1na oflll\C ,\nJ Jll'Oplt camper 1hat'a not gatt1no "'n'c th1' 1n )OU \rte,. L1hr 1111t11 .. 1d 11,1" pl.n 1mror1ant roll\ in'""' uMd. ""It now w1111 • 1 hk '1111'11 1r,1,t•I th1\ \t'.tr \011 'll Ix· n111 l' popul.11 ..rid 1111111• Cla .. lf~ pro,~·f11l1' ~·ptcmht·r "111 tx· \1(tn1,.tl.int \ I • I - ... ._ --·-...... / NM.IC "°TICE NOTICIOI' DCATM Of' l"'*"lt NTTINHOUN A*>Of'~ TOAO....ITH laTATI NO. 4121111 To alt l'letra b9nttlelw- credlt0tt •no conttno•,,t credlt0t1 11!0 PtftOtl• wllO m41Y be Olheil'wlM lntereateel I,, Ille will MIO/Of Mttte OI IVSAN RITTENHOUSE A petition nu ~ flleO by JOHN 0 AITTENHOUSC In tne Superior Court of 01 ~ C04J,,ty requ .. tlng lhal JOHN 0 l\tnf.NHOUSF be appointed at PfltOtlal rep •tatnlltlve to aom1n1a1 .. the .. tilt ot th• dteeOent fhe Ptlltlot\ reque111 authority to 10mlnltte1 tht .. tttt 11no.t Ille l,,OllPef\· dent AOmlnl•lr•UOtl or e... tit .. Act A llMllllO on ttwt pet11100 wlll be held on AUGUST 21 1985 11 900 AM 1,, ~t· No 3 at 700 Ctvl<: Cent., Oflve W•t. Santa Ana. CA 92702 IF YOU OBJECT to the gr.,,tlng of '"-petition, you lhoulO eltller app.ar at the heiring anO 1t1te your ob- )eetloroa 0t tile wrttt.,, obtec· t1on1 With the cou'1 before tne hearing Your •PP9t•· •n<:e may be In perlOn or by your attor~ tl.IMC41 Of .. , lert ill 1)4'0Vl0.0 '" St ello,, 700 Of Ill• P't&.IC "°TIC( P\8.IC "°nee PUlJC "°TIC[ 1111-1c ...,TIC( 1111-ic "°na: Ptobatt COd• of c.t11or~ ___ ..;...;.....,_,__...;..;; ____ ....;;;.;;.;;;;.;....;.;.;~=--1 __ ..;...;-.;o;.;;..;.;.;;.;.;=--1 ---r-~ __ ""----___ r.-.~------- Tlle lime IOf hliflO c:lelms WIU llWCRIOfl COURT tuf'I~ COUfn' •MtlG TIO• ~ No ~ - not ••pl•• PfiOt to f04Jt Of' CMJ'°"NlA· °' CAUPORNIA. FtCTJTIOUt ........ TrutlM .... No .... ,. ""'',... ••U 11'0f'ltll1 ll OM ,,... Oatt o1 t.... COUNTY Of' 0..AHOI COUNTY Of'~ MAW ITATl'.Ml]lfT Computer Refer•"~•. NO ... ~ C ne.11ng not!Ge •OOV. 1,, ttwt Matter 01 ,,... A~ In the Matt., of ,,... Appti-The IOllowlng ~ are 01..-..o1• NOTIC• fl# YOU MAY £XAMINE 1 .... C.llOI\ OI Oenlel Marlhall calloo o1 01111i.I Matalla.11 OOtflO but1'*9 at NOTICI OI' T9'UIT1~1 tAll h .. 1191)1 by the COUf1 II you KOOl'lll fOt Ch•• of,...,,,. KOOl'ltl IOt Cha,. of Nlll"e I C[NTfl'fNIAL RANCH TRUITll'I IAU vov ARE IN Otl'AVU ate I l>erMlfl lnttf•t~ In No A 129047 NO A 1~7 3161 Air....y A~i;e Suit•' VOV ARE IN OEFA Vt..T UNO!A A OH O OF TAUST 11141 Mlltt. )'OO mey ..,.... ORDER TO SMOW CAUSE ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE N Coata M,_. CA 9?82e UNOt.R A DEED OF TRUST DATED 9 1!1112 VNLf.SS uPOn Ille axecutOI Ot aOmln-~OR CHANGE OF NAM[ FOR CHANGE OF NAM[ 8ttmtlM u m1teel an On OAT ED 1 22 12 U"fLESS YOU TAKE AC TtON fO i.trator. Of upoo Ille II· (Sec SOM) IS.C SOM) ll flO Can.a• COtpotithon. YOU fAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· !Olney '°' ,,,. lllKUtOI' or Oan\91 Martnall KOOfltl Oen... Martnllll KOOl'ltl 315' "'IW•Y Av.nut Su••• PAOTEC T YOUR PROP ERTY IT MAY BE SOI 0 Ar ldmln•1lrat01 and II .. Wltll hu filed • petltlOI\ 1n lhlt ,, •• filed • pell!IOI\ In ,,, .. N Coate~. CA 926?8 ERT'I' IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE ·~ 10U Ille COUf1 wttll proof of ..,. cour1 '°' 1111 order •llowlllO c:ourt for .,, ordaf lllowlng Tr111 bu11n... •• co,,. A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION vie. .• written r~ue•t ,,... petltlOlle< to elllf'IQe hlsti-l)t11tlOnft 10 (hlng9 hie/net Oueltd by • COIPOflllon "fEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF T Hf Ing tl'lal YoU O..lrt ~II name from Dani.I Ma•thall nlU'M l1om Denlel Martnatt Bramalel Llmoteo Jeffrey OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST notice ol trle ftllng ot an In· Koontz to Oalllel Marahall Koonu to Oanltl Matlllall " Slaven. vie:. Preeldeflt PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU YOU SHOulD CON· 119ntory .,,d appral-...rit of IT IS HEREBY ORDERED IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Thlt tlttement was r~ YOU. YOU SHOULD CON TACT A LAWYER M1ate .... ,.()(or,,,. Ptll-lhat all ptlflOnl lnter•teO In that •II P«IOnl 1ntM•ltd.,, with the County Cletll 01 °' TACT A LAWYER 0,, 812 ·8!1 It g 1':1 A M llOn1 or ae<:ounta mentlooeo the mailer 1l0tNald appear Ille matter 1l0tnal0 appear .,,ge County on July 5. t985 On 812l85 at 1n oo A M CICG CORPORATION u In S.cllon 1200 a,,o 1200.5 of before thll ooun ,,, Depart· before lhta court In 0.pen-F210100 FORECLOSURE CONSULT. tile duty •PPo+,,1ed f ruatoe the C1llforn11 Prob11t CO<le ment No 3 al 700 Civic ment No 3 111 700 Civic PublllhlKI Orange Cout ANTS INC •• the duly 8'>· unotw and purtu4mt to o-eo Gre9or• lartone, At· Cerlter Oflve w .. 1. $111111 Center Drive w .. 1. Santa Daily Piiot July 12 19, 26, pointed TrustM und., enO o f Trust Recorded on IOtfleJfof,•tlt*'tf,4CllW. A,,a, Calltornla on Septern-Ana, Calll0tnt1, on Septer'I'!· Augull 2, t985 purtuen1 to o.eo of T•ull 9/27t82 H Oocu,._.t ,,., AlptM07 Aff,. lanta A"•· CA bef 16. 1985, ., 9 15 o'clOck bet 18 1985, at 9 15 o'cloclr. f · 160 RllGOrOed 00 214192 .. 82 338574 0 1 Oltoc;1al R¥ t2'1'07 A M • .,,0 then anO Iller• A M . end therl .,,d Iller• Docum.,,t no 82·042897. of coros 1,, th• olflCe o• tl't! R¥· Publltlleel Orange Coast snow eause, 11 any tlley nave. thow c:auM tf 1,,y tney flave. PUBllC NOTICE Olflcial Rec0tO• in the office eor~ 01 Ora~ County Deity Pilot July 25, 28. why MIO petition for C:t11111Q41 wny se10 petition tor cll•llOf ot the Recorder of OHnge c 111torn11 u ecuteo o, AUQUll I 1985 of ,,llM ahoulO not bt or name ttlOUIO nol be FICTITIOUI tu•••• County CalllOlny MARGARET J MAC· "fANCY A RAMPEl LO ----------IT IS FURTH EA OIOereel IT IS FURTHER OtOereo The lollowlng pefSOt\S ,,. BAIN A MARRIED WOMAN HUSBAND ANO WIFE w• ... P\8.IC NOTICE that• copy 01 thla 0to.r to that a copy of'"" ordaf to dOlng 1>u91.-. 11 Benet ANO GARY w STINE AN SELL AT Pueuc AUCT1c ... Nottoe of snow eauM be publleheel In •hOw ~use be pvbh•tled In Maid CloMts. 9432 lotanl UNMARRIED MAN AS TEN· TO THE HIGHEST 8tDOER the Daily Piiot. I ~ Ille Diiiy Pilot 11 MWSC>ll9« Ctrcie Hunt 8dl CA 92646 ANTS IN COMMO"f WILL FOR CASH !payab e at '•"'ti N ~~ty " of gen.al citculatlon put>-of geoetaf c1rc:ulat1on pub-Gary Eugene Baleh 9432 SElL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Of f ile 1n llwful mone, OI I''" o Ice 1 llertby rven I al 11.ned In lhll c:ounty II IMtt lllhed 1n 11111 c:ounty tt i.&st lol.,,I C1rcle Hunt Bch CA TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER U,,o teCI St1tu1 111 '><E Ille undafllgneO w II nol be once • weell for tour c:on-one• I week IOf lour COO· 92646 FOR CASH IP•Y•t>le at time FRONT E"fTRANCE TO .... E rHponllbMI 1°' .,,Y Oebtl °' NCUtlve weelts prlot to the MCullve weellla PflO< to tne Tli11 t>us1,,ess •s c:on-of sale 1n lawful m~ of tile OLD ORANGE COtJNl 11 liabllllles contr1cteO t>y any· O•y ol sa10 hearlflO O•y 01 said f\elflng dueled by 1111 1nd•111du1I U"lll O States) "' THE COURTHOUSE LOC ... •fo one Othet thi n myMll on Ot Dated JUL 12 1085 Dated JUL 12 1985 Gaty E Balon COURTYARD AREA BE· 0 N s A N T A A ... A Ill., lhll Ollte HENRY T. M<>Of'E, Jfl, ~NRY T M<>Ofl£, J.... This statemenl was filed TWEEN THE TWO STAIR· BOULEVARD 8ETWEE"' 19~;ieo thll tO Oly of June, J11d9• of the Superior I J11dga of 11'1• luperlor With Ille County Clerlr. or Or WAYS AT THE ALLA"f SYCAMORE STREET ANl'.1 w Court Court •noe County on JI.in• •9 BUILDING FACING YORBA BROADWA'I' SANTA "'"" Orange Co 91 D A IL V PILOT I Ft1dly, July 26, 1985 81 l 111n411 bt ma110atory -1pon Oar Oen Gro•• c.l1f0<n~ 1760 0# OfftCIAL Al· IP\a CONTAACTOA to whom 91840 CO ADS OF OIUHOE Int cont•~•·• wa•O«I ..,'° fwm• ot ..-.11 lfl .._. COUNTY CALlfOAHIA u1>on any ~oconttl(IOt lut ~ ol tr.. UMeel PAAC!.L 2 AH UH ... .,o., ~II CONTRACTOR Sttt• on ..,. OI ~n c:Mh OIVIOEO 115 IHTEAl.ST AS lo D<lr "Ol •M Ill~ Ille Ul<J ano balanc. ~ by TEHAHf 1H COMMON !H ~,1,.0 ••tea 10 •H wot1••ta note MCu<ed t>, "'°'1~ ANO TO LOT 1 <:# TRACT lllT'P40y..C ti) lt!totT! 111 lt>e •• Cit Tn1tt 0..0 °'' ttoa Ploc> NO loe.41 AS SHOW'tf Oh llCUl'Of' ot tne C~t·...:t ...,,, M> told T.,, l)er' (4f'll of A a..AP IN 8()01( 4$1 No t> lld•• ma\ ,.,tndt•• tmOU<•t l)fO to bt Oepoi,1.0 PAGES 3t .\NO 3t 0# ML$ any 1>10 IOf I "4o'Jod ol IOrt;; ••th bid C(LLA"fEOUS MAPI t •• •!. O•~• <11!1at 11,. Clltt 8.010t otrera loo. tn wt•t· COADS Of SAID Ol\ANOf Hf tor IM oPenng ~ b<dt lllQ eno wlH bt ·~ ., COUNTY TOOETH~WTTH A D.1~"'411<•1 b<lllC) •lld • lf\e alor-cs Otho II any .\LL tMPROVEt.tENT9 C>4t•lo•,.,,1r.ca l>OrlO w111 o. hmt •!'I., tne lw111 P<Jbll LOCAT(O THERl:OH. EX· •equuec p11or to uecuoon ClltOtl l\er~I lll•d c:i.l0t• CEPTING THEREFAOM of 1ro eorlltlt( I and ••all be data of Mlle CONDOMINIUM UNITS 1 " ll·t1 lorm Mt IQflf'I .11 rna Oat.O ""' n O•r ol July TO 5 INCLUSl\/E LOCA tED cor,ira<.1 !ucvmtlf>t\ 1 1?85 THEREON ._.,,,1.i,1111 10 '>e<:to<>r• 4SllO tlw>mM F llMd, I.~. PARCEL 3 A NON EX OI •r1111 l•O•etnment Cooe of AdmlnletralOf of Ille l'.at.te CLUSIVE EASEMENT .\P lt>e St""' "' -•lltomoa tn•1of u.ld Oeoedent, 41· PURTENANT TO fACH ~u"'l"•C't w I 1..unl•1n totneya fOf Admlnlatrator UNIT FOR l "fGRESS pro.,,.,,,.~ t>"'"'lt11ng the Wiiiiam 'II ~erpt EGRESS USE ANO ENJOY 11.1cc.eu•1,1 r, delar to Puo111ha<I Ot~ Coaat MENTON ANO OVER THE , ... ,,_,lute M<ut11t9' tor "'Yj011ly P!lot July 2!1 26 COMMON ARE.4 Of LOT "1c·•···~ ,.,,, tl(lf(I Dt II•• D•S AV'J.J•· 1 ,ges PARCEL 4 AN Ell HI Ct 10 •" • 'tt P4f' Thi' 183 CLUSlvE EASEMENT AP tr""'""t" u"Je •na ~1)1'1 PURTENANT TO EACH lr4C' UNIT FOR THE use Of ANO A ..... ~ ""OuQt 01 111., 11> OCCUP.\NCY Of THE RE 11t11$ ""' ta"ll• ~neouleel IC>' P\a.IC "°TICE 1 STRICT ED COMMON ARE.4 ;.,1, lO '•es ltl •O 00 A~ AS DEFINED IN THE DEC .:. 0 Jll!'i •rtoulO cor•ttc• Tltlt °'der LARA TIONS OF COVE ~'' C••QI,• c;1oc1oer 'I~ No 27SS-:t "fANTS CONOITIOHS AND S~n • • l(I< ''<IV•"et •• Tl No. •2CMS REST RICT I 0 NS RE ~a· :l·ng '' e .,••• tn•0vc;r11 ...._,enc. No CORDED IN BOOK 13581 B·O<lt'•' e• L''lttnO no ,..,., 12~0 PAGE 1793 OF OfFtCIAl ...... t!"l•OU';j• .... •o t>e eor NOTIC~ Of' l\ECOROS Of SAID COUN , o...,. _, \G,,.1,., ..o •rr .. TRUITEIE I SALE TY ANO SHOWN ON THE t. () I . ARE IN DEFAULT CONDOMINIUM PLAN FOJ'o GOVEANINO IOARO 1, UN ER A DEED OF TRUST EACH UNIT Carolyn I Stoc kar OATfO , , 7 84 UNLESS Tl\9 streel adClr9M no Purcl'lul1>9 OtrKIOf ~ou f A"E ACT•ON TO Olhet Com!T\Of\ oeaionat::,,, > ... •• ''9" UI PRO'ECT YOUR PROP· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 0t a contingent cr.Oltor of tr.. o.e.ueo. YoU mutt me yQUr c:lalm INl1h tile c:oun or pr-t 11 10 the peraonat r9Pf9Nfllat1ve appointed by the court within lour month• from ttle 011• ot llrSt I•· 1 ~ ~ ";:· '= Publlsheo Orange Coast Put>llSlleO Orange Coast t985 ISTREET t4081 fORBA CAallngnt hl1tond •"''"'"1 c' del ..... cam ·tft25 Dally Piiot Juty 19 26 Daily Piiot July 19 26 F21't2M STREET TUSTIN CA 92&80 cooveyeo 10 ano "ow ,.,.,.., ' ' i;:l~lheO O;ange . Cou t August 2 9 1985 F Augu)t 2 9 1985 0:,1ubh~~: ~~~~g eo;~t all rognt l•tle ilt'd 1n1 ... est t>y 11 und!t< sa•d Oeeo ' 1 _., <o ... ~ ... • ER'• • ~AY BE SOtD AT of any Ol the •N.I PIOC>ef'T) f 17< A PuBLIC SALE 1J' •OU Oesc11t>ed I t>Ov • ·~ NEEO AN Elf PLAl'fA T ON purporteCI to t>e 2 18? c~ Tt-1E NATURE OF THE MAPLE STREET .no1 PROCFfOiNGS AGAINST COSTA MESA CA 92627 Delly P1101 July 19 20 261 168 F t68 A Y 1 2 9 198J conveyeo to end now nelCI Trust on tne pro~1, ''" ----------1985 1.19us 7 I by 11 under H IO Deed of ited n said Couf\11 ~.. PU6LIC NOTICE F-169 F-l 3 Trust on the p•operly S•tu-lorn11 descr1b1nc;r "'" d"" _____ __.;;......;..;;..;;;... __ ----------t ateo m s110 County Call tne<ein I( 19411 PUBLIC NOTICE P\IJUC NOTICE f>tellC NOTICE PUBllC NOTICE torn1a desc•1t>1ng the ld,,0 LOT t3 OF TRACT Nf: Notice of Sale ol tnereon 9105 AS PER MAP RE A .. t P1099r1y at NOTI E INVITING SEALE BIOS PARCEL I CORDED IN BOOM; ~88 Prlve11 s.1. Cc •74 Unit 1• II sllown ano Cle-PAGES 33 TO 3• OF M s. .... A 12403. flta.IC NOTICE V(Jl; •Ou SHOUlD CON-The urn:le<signeo Tru11414; H,C r A LAWYER 011Cla1ms .,,} t110111ty !Of .,,. Or 8 16 8!> di tO 00 A M 1ncor•ec1,,ess ot Ille ttr1,.11 "" f s p A c R E . aooress 1no othef OOtT'llTIOt• CON VE y ANCE as tne duly c:1eso0na1ton ,, .,,v llhOwf' 11upo1n•eo Tru1tee under herein -v fined on lhet cenlln Con· CELLANEOUS MAPS N ot :J"CI p1.1r~uani 10 DMd 01 1 ~are! sai. w111 Ile maoe t>ut T , .., " Rec 0 , 0 e d 0 n w I out conYel'anl or ._., t • 2' 1.14 05 Ooc:urnent no ranty ••Pf'esa or 1mpheo ,. 84·49J6f>O or Onic1a1 Re-gardlng 1111e ~llOtl or coras '" tne olf1ce or ,..,. Re-ancumbl~ lo oey tl'le co•Oer 01 0r6"ge Cou,,ty rem11n1no p<lnc1p81 tum 01 C.thforn11 e•a<:1.1ttd by 11\9 no111C•I secured t>y said ROBERT L BROOM;S ANO Oeeo ot Tru$1 with int ... M t £lAP8ARA J BROOKS thefeon .. orov1deo on lllO HUSBAND ANO WIFE AS note(S) advanc. If any JO ~j· ·ENAN'S WILL unoer Ille letms ol the 0..0 SELL Ar P:JBLIC AUCTION or Trull '-Charget IN! ro frlf '1IGHE$T FOR expen9M ol tr.. TruSIM 11\0 Notice 18 hereby given that the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, Cautorn1a will receive sealed bids for tne access ramps at various locations In the City ot Huntington Beach. California in accordance with the plans and specifications and speclal provisions on Ille In the otttce of the Director of Public Works Documents wlll be avaltabte on A&.19uat 12. 1115 A charge ot 920.00 not refundable, wlll be required for each set of specifications and accompanying drawings. Worll llem ' 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14. 15 16 17 18 19. 20. 21 22. 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33. 34. 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43. 44 45 46 47 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 86 87. 68. 69 70 71 72 73 74 75. 76. 77. 78 79 80. 81 82 63 84 85 88. 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96. 97 98. 99. tOO I I DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS ESTIMATE Conatruct Acc .. a Ramp at lh• Fo41owtng Location•: Gotdenwest St at Slat« Ave N/W Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwest St at Slater Ave., NI E Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St at Slater Ave .• SIE Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St at Slater Ave . S/W Comer per Std 212B Goldenwest St at Ford Dr .. N/W Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwes1 St at Ford Or • NI E Corner per Std 212B Gotdenwest St. at Ford Or • SI E Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St at Ford Dr .. S/W Corner per Std 2 12B Goldenwest St at Betty Or .• NI E Corner per Std 2 12B Goldenwest St. at Betty Or • S/E Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwest St. at Tucana Or., N/W Corner per Std 2128 Gotdenwest St. at Tucana Dr , SIW Corner per Std 2 12B Goldenweat St. at Huntington Granada Apt Entrance. NIW Corner per Std Goldenwest St at Huntlng1on Granada Apt Entrance, S/W Corner per Std Goldenweat St. at Warner Ave . NI E Corner per Std 2 128 Goldenweat St. at Warner Ave . SI W Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St. at Hell Ave .. N/W Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwest St. at Hell Ave .. NI E Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwest St. at Hell Ave .. S/E Corner per Std 212B Goldenweat St. at Hell Ave . SIW Corner per Std. 2128 Goldenwest St. at Valentine Dr .. N/W Corner per Std 2128 Goldenweat St. at Valentine Or .. NI E Corner per Std 212B --o~""'~~t St at Valentine Dr .. SIE Corner per Std 212B t at Valentine Dr • SIW Corner per Std 2 t 2B t Laur hurst Or • N/W Corner per Std 2 12B relhurst Or .. SI W Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St at Stonewood Or • NI E Corner per Std 2 12B Goldenwest SI. at Stonewood Or .. SIE Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St at McFadden Ave . N/W Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwesl St at McFadden Ave • SI E Cornt'lf per Std 212B Goldenwest St et McFadden Ave . SI W Corner per Std 2 12B Goldenwest St at Brunswick Dr . NI W Corner per Std 2128 Goldenwest St. at Brunswick Or .. S/W Corner per Std 212B Goldenwest St. at Oxford Or • N/W Corner per Std 2 12B Goldenwest St at Oxford Or • SI W Corner per Sid 2 12B Oxford Dr at Yorkshire Ln • SI E Corner per Std 212B Oxford Or at Yorkshire Ln • S/W Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln at Oxford Or . N/W Corner per Std 2 128 Victoria Ln at Oxford Dr • NIE Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln. at Oxford Or • S/E Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln. at Oxford Or . S/W Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln at Alexandria Or . NI W Corner per Sid 212B Victoria Ln at Alexandria Or .. NI E Corn« per Std 212B Victoria Ln at Alexandria Dr .. StE Corner per Std. 2128 Victoria Ln at Alexandrla Or .. SIW Corner per Std 212B Bolsa Ave. at Victoria Ln . NIW Corner per Std 212A Boise Ave. at Victoria Ln . S/E Corner per Std. 2128 Boise Ave. at Victoria Ln .. Ramp # 1, SI W Corner per Std 212B Bolsa Ave. at Victoria Ln • Ramp 112. S/W Corner per Std 2128 Victoria Ln al Canterbury Or .. NI E Corner per Std 2 12B Victoria Ln at Canterbury Dr .. SIE Corner per Std. 212B Victoria Ln at Cumberland Or . NIE Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln at Cumberland Dr . SI E Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln at Halifax Dr .. SIE Corner per Std 212B Victoria Ln at Halifax. Dr .. SIW Corner per Std 212B Halifax Dr at Hanover Or • SIW Corner per Std 212B Halllax. Or at Hanover Or • SI E Corner per Std 212B McFadden Ave at Hanover Dr . N/W Corner per Std 2 12B McFadden Ave. at Hanover Or . N/E Corner per Std 2 12B McFadden Ave. at Salisbury Ln .. N/W Corner per Std 2 t2B McFadden Ave at Salisbury Ln .. NI E Corner per Std 2 t2B Brookhurst St at Garfleld Ave .• SI E Corner per Std 212B Brookhurs1 St. al Garfield Ave , S/W Corner per Std 2 t2B Brookhurst St. at Adams Ave . NIW Corner per Std 2128 Brookhurst St at Adams Ave • NI E Corner per Std 2 128 Brookhurst St at Adams Ave .. SIE Corner per Std 212B Brool<hurat St at Adams Ave . SIW Corner per Std 2 128 Brookhurst St. at lndtanapolls Ave .. NI W Corner per Std 2 12B Brookhurst St. al lndlanapolls Ave . NIE Corner per Std 2 12B Brookhurat St. at lndlanapolls Ave . SI E Corner per Std 212B Brookhurat St at lndlanapolls Ave .• S/W Corner per Std 2 12B Brookhurst SI. at Atlanta Ave .. N/W Corner per Std 212B Brookhurat St. at Atlanta Ave .. NI E Corner per Std 212B Brookhurst St at Atlanta Ave .. S/E Corner per Std 212B Brookhurat St. at Atlanta Ave .. SIW Corner per Std 212B Brookhurat St. at Hamilton Ave .. N/W Corner per Std 212B Brookhurat St at Hamllton Ave • NIE Corner per Std 212B Brookhurst St. at Hamilton Ave .. SIE Corner per Std 2128 Brookhurst St at Hamilton Ave . S/W Corner per Std 2 12B Brookhurst St at Banning Ave .. N/W Corner per Std 212B Brookhurst St. at Banning Ave .. St E Corner per Std 2128 Brookhurst St at Banning Ave .. SI W Corner per Std 2 12B Brookhurst St at Sewer Entrance. NI E Corner per Std 2 t 2C Brookhurst St at Sewer Entrance, S/E Corner per Std 2 t 2C Brookhurst St at Bushard Ave .. N/W Corner per Std 212B Brookhurst St at Sewer Entrance. SI E Corner per Std 2 t2C Bushard Service Road at Telhan Or . NIE Corner per Std 212B Bushard Service Road at Telhan Dr • S tE Corner per Std 212B Bushard Service Road al Warburton Dr . NI E Corner per Std 2128 Bushard Service Road at Warburton Dr . SI E Corner per Std 212B Bushard St at Woodlawn Or . NIE Corner per Std 2128 Bushard St at Woodlawn Dr . S/E Corner per Std 212B Bushard Service Road al Innsbruck Or • NIW Corner per Std 2 128 Bushard Service Road at Innsbruck Or .. SIE Corner per Std 212B Bushard St. at Floonders Or . NIE Corner per Std 2128 Bushard St at Floonders Or .. SIE Corner per Std 212B Buahard Service Road at Velardo Dr .. NI E Corner per Std 2 120 Bushard St. at Bua Dr . NIE Cornt'lf per Std. 212B Buahard St. at Bua Or • SI E Corner per Std 212B Bushard St at Garfield Ave .. SI E Corner per Std 2 12B 2 128 21 2B Quantity Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum Lump Sum In aocordanoe with the provlalona of Section 1773 of the Lal>Or COde. the State of Calllornta. Director of the Department of lnduetrlal RelaUona shall determine the gen4'ral prevalllng rate of wages, applicable to the work to be done; copies of the latest gen«al wage rate determinations are on file at the office of the City Cla<k and the ottlce of the Director of Public Works of the City of Huntington Beech. Calfforn1._ Plana and 1pectrlcat1on1, togeth« with i>roposar form, may be obtained at the ottkle of the Director of Public Works. City Hall. Huntington Beach. Callfornla No bid wlll be rec.tvec:t unlMI It la m•de on a blank form furnlahed by the Olrec10f of Publlc Works The apeclal attention of pr~llve bidder• 11 called to lht proposal r-iulrements. Mt forth In the apecjflcatlons. for full dlfectlons as to Iha t>+ddlnQ TM above quantltlee are approximate only. being given as a basl• I<>< the comparison of bide, and the City of Huntington a..ch doet not •XPf' ... Of by lmpltcatlona agree that ttie actual amount 01 WOl'1< wlll eo<reepond therewith but reeeNM the rJohl to Iner .... <>< ci.c,.. ... the tnlount of any ctau <>< portion of the WO<k, u may be deemed neoeaaarv <>< exped~t by the Director of Pubffc WOflta. All bl~ wOI be compared on lhe basis of the Director of Public Work• .. tlmate of tl'le quanttt1411 of WOl'1< to be done Substitution of MCurltlea for •nv monlff wlthhetd by the City 10 ln•u,. ~mane. lhall be petmttted In llCCOfClancie with Pf'OVl94ont of Ille Calll<><nla G ¥tfnm8nl Code, S.Ctlon 4590 ewi b6d Iha.II be m~aon a form. to be obtained at the ottloe of the Olrect0t Of Publ+C Wortlt. ~t Wing. 2000 Main Street, Huntington h, Ctllfornla, lt\all be M&led and med wit" the City CWlot at the CMc Centet. Second FlOOt Admlnletratlon Bulkflng. Main St,..t, Hunt1f'9ton Beech. Ctllf0<nla. on or ~ 10 00 A M • l~aMMr 4, 1w, and 9'lalt be Opened by a mitt .. compoMCI Of the City Cle<tl, the City Attorney and Direct<>< of bfle WOf'lla °' lhetr eutnomed repreeenta and the reeult• of said bidding wttt be reported to the City Council of NICI City of Huntington BMch al tMlr regotar rneetlnQ,t'o be Mid on Monday. the 11"' def of hptember. 1-. at the hO\IT of 7 30 P M In the City Council Chamber• In the CMc ~ler of Mid City of Huntington Beach. and ahall be ee1ed upon by Nld City Council at The regular mee11nQ of l ape.m'* 1' 1-. The City of HuntlriQton &Mctl, Callfornla r~ the right to rajeet any or all bide, Md 10 eec.c>t the btd ~ tOt the ~t lntereet of t"' City of Huntlf'9ton e.ech. Csllfornla By Ofdet of tf\4j, City Council of the City of Huntington ~h C•lltomla thi. AIM'it ti. ,.,, ATTEST t' Alie .. W• t#°""• Ctty CtMI Pul>llt Orll• 9<>Ht Dally Piiot July 26 Auautt I 8. 198~ FTh tl!O ldom1n1um plan recorded in TH E OFFICE OF THf. Boo-1381 t Page• 13 of 01· COUNTY RECORDER or llCial Records ot Orange SAID COUNTY CO\lnty Ca11torn11 The 5treet aoores~ aric PARCEL 2 Other commoo des19n111ton An und1v1d.O 1 aoo•.i. tree· 11 eny ot 11\e real oro~rt~ 11on11 ont.,.eSt es T eriantl 1,, o e 5 c: r1 t:> •Cl at:> o • e s eommon 1n ano to the Com· purporleCI to M 109 1 Gt EN moo area Being Lot 2 ot CIRCLE COSTA MESA CA Tract No 106 15 H snown 92627 on 11 map •ecorOeO 1n 800ll The undersogneo ,, • ...,, 452 Pao-s 14 ef\O 1!1 of Mis-dlsctaims any llat>•htr ror J". cellaneous Maps Records 1nc0treetness 01 1ne street ol Ora,,ge County Call adOfess •no otner CO<" "'C" tornoa togetner W1th 111 om-destgnauoo 1 any y,c,.,.r proveme,,11 theteon •• l'lef91n cap11ng therefrom Con Sato 58 e wtll t>e ,.,,ace t.u• Oom1n1um Units I 10 S6 on· Wtlh<>ut COf'Venant i>' "'J' ctuStve Loc:ated thMeon ranry eip•"n o• ·IT'P••~ ,.. E•cec>tlng tMWalrom all gerd1ng lillfl possess•·,,., Oll Oll notott. minerals min· encumbranc:M 10 pa, ·~ .. er.at rights natural gas t1ghta remaining P<•nc1pa1 sut'I M anO 011\er hyOrOClfbonl t>y Ille notelSJ secureo Ov ~i(l •''"~Cl ti 1 Ot.'"' at On ot aw Or whatsoever name known. Deed ot Trust wotr .nt+-r .. >t •"@rw·~" Ol"t" '"•" 01 r geoll\ermll !learn anO aH 11\efeon as prov•Ol'd r Sd•C •C<l·l•v' •o '' &• ' ,... o .j9. products de<tveO thtfelrom note(sl ad"a"ces ' ~~, .. as..a •t ,.,,. t'"''" e• ,,..,, wllhout However . Ille right undet tile ter,..,s 01 •ne ~ · a"o to ~•· '"" t<!rla1r. ... .,, to drill mine ttOte explore ot TruSI lees c~ c1r9e~ d"O .,, '"'") '1Jd1..0 n "" C11~ and operate tllrou9h the sur-expenws ot '"" r,..,,,~ 3• o :ot _,ardl'r '' ~" Cour>•v or lace or the uPQe< 500 flM!lt of ot 1he truSts "'' ltf'd t>r \il•d )•.in9e S11:1tf' ' ""'0'' •~ tile sut>surlac. of sa1<1 tano. Deed ot ''"''' to "• pan <:uta•, ""'!C.••b<'<l., •01 as re5eNed 1n OeeO lrom the S 166 4 72 55 1ow~ 10 wt tr111ne Company. a M1chioan The tieneloc1a•v ~ndPr >.t•d -.:>Is 4 '> Jnc '.) "' • .i,1 corporallon. recorded in Deed ol Tru91 neretofore e• 1No S59 1n ;:><j• md!J '" Book t3620. Page 1090 ot ec:uteo c1ne1 deliver~ to 1r>e co•Cled • Boo~ • Pagt' •b I Oltictal Records unders1gneo c1 w"tten ~· or M•., Piia~ .... ,..,, l.4dP., r Also excepting 111erelrom lara11on 01 Ofllau11 ano CH>· thP 011 ,. JI",. Co,,,,,, "'• all water rights. whether meno tor Sele 3no a wr tter .o•doi• t ><I,, Cour"' such water rights snan be Notice 01 Ot>loult .tnO E4>< Mc.•,. crnm "''• •"ow• "Par an overlying ap-toon 10 Se11 Tn1> J"de• as '•• • ''~" l'>1• .... 1 ~;~!':,~::~: o~e;~~~~~.~~1 ~=tc:~:~,!:;?o~~~c~;,: ---1>-uo-l-IC_""'_T_l_C_E __ wothOut ~Owever the rtgn1 10 De 11'CO<Of'O I'! tnf' COIJr ly ___ r_uo __ ITV ____ _ ASH i:;1y11oi. at 11me ot Of ,..,. ""''" c:reateo t>y 111<1 ,.,.,. " ewtul money 01 tile D~~o of Trull l o·w•t I.I• •.,o Stateal 11 THE S 8 12• 93 ~PO NT ENTRANCE TO fnet>enefo aryunOer lllO " f S p A C R E .10eeo of T rus1 netetofore I• CONvEYANCE 494-0 CAM· ecuteo ano Oeltvereo 10 the ;>us ORl\/E SU•TE c lllEW 1'uno ... 51gneo I "'111ten Dec P()l'IT BEACH CA all ''O"' llratooo of Otfl<Jlt ano 0. ••• .. .tn(I .nt&rMl i;oo ttytKI meno tor Sale and • ~.11 ... , " NottGe Of o.taun lt\O Etec o ano no"' IWll<l t>r •t unoer 'lion 10 Seit T'--~ _ __. ~·o Oeeo of 'rust n tne 1 ,,. u • ..,..aog . ..,.. P•OP9<l s.tueteo n sa10 ~ saKl Notoce of 0. C<>ul'ty Y Calltornll a~nt:>-11ault eno Eiechon to Sell 1c "g 1ne and 1n9191,. Ile •ec:o<OeO '" Ille co.mt¥ 'THE FOLLOW•NG OE """""e the •M l propeny I 1toca1eo SCR•BE D REAL PROPERT'\I DATE 7,12 85 N THE CTY OF COST" MESA COUNT) _F OR· W E I p A C Ill E ANGE STA1E OF -ALI CONVfY~~E. M TrwtM Fl1RNIA e,, .lode Hymen, Trll9t.e A C.ONDOM1N,1.J~ '"OM OfflQ., PRiSEO OF Put:>hll\ed Orange Cout PARCEL 1 Deity Piiot July 19 26 .. Nii I AS SH( Y\N Al\IO August 2 '985 Ol'SCRIBEO ON '"'AT CER F.165 ! A 'II CONDOMINIUM PLAN • RECO~OEO APR" 21 1980 Fond what you wanl '" •, .,_ <'~ •3'>8 1 PAGE Da11'i Piiot Clus;heds PtellC NOTICE P\el.IC NOTICE ot •"ti') to• tne exercise ot wnerP tnto '"'8 o•ot>f'•t. s NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION ~~ ·:~;.!.' t:: ,:~~11ror: ~=.'at·;·~st6t' < c v OF SUMMARY OF CITY OF FOUNTA IN VALLEY p11ny a Mocn1gan corpor Adores. "c .,..,,,. "" ADOPTED FISCAL YEAR 1985-81 BUDGET dtton •eco•oed •n Bool( num0t>• ' ""'!><')' nouc• AHO ADOPTED USES Of REVENUE SHARING FUNDS •3620 P119e •090 ot Oll1c1a• "9 ~·.. ' • 10 I «.,re A. Records en1.1f' p,.),.Oil 1 • •n·~ Tne street add•PSS and 9 JJ~ 8 ·~· 4< H • otner common oes19na11on i A •f " '· ~- '' an., ol th4' rut proper', CICG Corporation •• Clescr t>eO at>ove , Tru11-Je11lca John1on. purPO•fe<l IO bf'\ 12 MORN Aull\0tlr.ct Slgnatut• NG STAR 1Rv1NE CA P t.~t .. d O•~r;<' '-~~· NOT C€ s r<EREB• GIVEN ttlal the loltowmg Bvdoet tor Fiscal Year t985·cf; ana lt•e u~s o t General Revenue Sl'lanng Funds for the penoo o1 ..,,, · ·~e;, tnrougr Ju e 3, •986 were approved by the Ctty Cour-c1I ot t"8 ._ " 1 ; 1.n1a11i d '"~ ~.i • rn•a al ts meetin~ o• June '8 t985 927 15 0d ' ... ' • J • ·• .•F< Thto undetstgneo t rusi~ l'<i! CA TE GORY TOTAL OF GENERAL FUNDS REVENUE SHAAIHG FUND 01:.cla1ms any 11atHllty lo• 3ny nc:onec:tness ot lhe '''Nlt I aodress and ottoer commou 1 designation 11 any show" nere1n : Said sale will t>e ma04' Out without co,,11enen1 or wer 1ritnly e~press or 1mp11eo re lga101ng totle posse551on or e,,cumt>r ances 10 P&'r me r4!meintng prlncopal sum 01 ttoe note1s1 .,ecured t>y s.t10 Deed or Trust wltn 1ntere•1 tht'reon as pro111dt!CI •n ~1<1 note(SI aovances 11 .Jny under tne terms of thf' Dee<l or T ru51 lees charges lf'd e•oenses or tne Trustee md ol tne trust5 t reat4!<1 t>~ Sd1d Deed ot Trust 10 wit s 16~ 3:16 96 Tri. M nehc•at) undf'f ~"'" Deed ol Trust he•etolo•" .,, ecuted and deh~erl'CI to ,,,,. unCl9'51gned a wP!teo ~ rarahOt'I ol Ot>tau•t \nd ~ mand IOI Sa1e 11ne1 o wr.tten Notoee ot Default a"d E•..c· uon to Sell T"e unOf'n•gnf'O caused ~·Cl Notice 01 ~· 1au1t ano Elect•o•· I Seu 10 t:>e recoroed '" 111e coun•, wn1>re the f'nl P•O~-t>•h S IC1Catl'd OA TE l !> S!> FORECLOSURE CON SUL TANTS. INC AS TRUSTEE. SY DANIEL OR· MEROO. VICE PRESIDENT I Published Or.Jn9P ~011" Dally Pilot July •2 1ci 26 198!1 I f •4Q PtellC NOTICE IC·111M FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The lot1ow1ng Ot'•••)"' .ift' "'""~ t>u,1ness .is NIOUE HOt10A•;:. ;.t18J ~ ,,.,,e.,. R,111d <;u,IP 106 c,ia Mf'~ CA ->, o~· A(ln AM •1•0"~ ' "" 1111 Ad~tu•f'\ In<. I ~" to•nui CO•J;'l)fltt•On : ltlJ ~a"•'"'" RoaJ "" ,,. ·o~ C<'sta M.,,. c• ~no:-· fJ\1S DuS•f'e'\!1 s """ L1U..:l~ f'\' S t..l'l{)Cr Jt•{lll Aon ArrTl \l•,1• g ' ,..., rid Advenluret nt ~ ,. Q••• i Con""' V•C,. Pr,.,,., .. , I T 111s \hllemf1n1 w1t\ '' l'<.l w•tn l"e C"""h C•,.·~ ,, Or dl'Qf' l ()<!Illy "" '"'• • 11)8 !\ f'2I01ll l'ul'lhlllf'd (.1r J I '<l" Da••• p,1.,1 Jul\ •. "uguM l 1Cl8~ Ptel.IC NOTIC£ l"UaLIC NOTICE NOTIC! CW SALE Notice •S llfrfll!l~ l'••n cx;r"' nt '" ~ t•<'I', 1 ~ • lllnd '<) 71 (\f tllfl C:ivll l\olf! I 1"4l !>1111• ct Ce1t1o•n14 tllf' unllfl<1>9n!'d '1arrx>r ' "' '"ii "'"' ~· "' """''" ~uc '''"' "t ~4 Wfltt t "l'I 911 .. 1 t'•ta Veta ~A •I 10 00 • ~· 0" ... ~··' '· 1~8~ Ill• I •ll(l"'•ll'ol 11 ~'NICI ('r()(lf'<I\ 10 ••l I~~ .. OMC a..otoHn,.,. Ll(~M •6J•I UI CallllfnJA VIN •CPll'•V303\'~ Sa•d ••'• 1 '"' •"• l)Vfl)(IM QI ••t·I~ I OI t~ ul\Oef4'91\411d IN tll"''"O ano •1«>'"9' t~•r..• • t" C II ol ltd,....lt~O\;I """ "'' !)el\ ... 01 ..... Dal.0 tll•\ ;-•,,,1 I Jul~ IN !> ·~,VNtt Pubklt\9d °''"~ "' nt o" iv P>•C11· J·•"' ifo 1 ~"" • j!\ PUBLIC NOTIC£ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CAlltHG FOR BIOS S~noo ::>1s1,.r1 Nf>\o P '"'f M ESA ~·~ fO SUiOOl )1$TR1( 811.l Ot>.l<lhflt' ' ,, , (' I( • PM 1t ir .. n•~ .la., or Au4u,1 1'l8~ Pl&CI' "'"'"""' ~ 9,.3, Strf'.-t .. Pt:h .... o ar:s "'... t ' ~ P\.lr(hj~m~ ..... P' .. j ... c;, 6 a ... i. 5.,...,1 ~1 ' v .. -,~ " ll21i26 NOT C( s >ifllf6. GtVE"""4 '""' ,,. ~ !It ,,~ name.! S£"001 D ''' c.• • • Or tnge Count. ~ •' .,,., l Cl1'1Q Cl• I' .i 'I •Ol<o;' ·~ CiO•I'• 11\Q Fit'>'' Q •.-t'" tltf'I t'lo>I "d' H ::It". ! Alt: l puhltt '" •.,-,hi ,, ''''-' -lt !h•-;, abovf' ,1 H~11 • 'T'lf"l t c pta11• Th~t·· ft'lt/ , • I ~ ·' 1M General G .. ,1>rnmtinl oe ... lopmPr I SEtrvtCf''.> Puo11c Salet~ R ... creat1or <:>erv1c.:l's PuOllC Works St 133 1~.: 229 665 • 204 478 620 6 '9 4 086 732 s . 0 • 0. 260 256 0 -0. Pursuaf'lt 10 111e pro11•s1or., '-'' ,,..ti State and Loca1 F1sca1 Ass1s1ance AC1 01 1"''2 i P, n 5 t:? c1nO Am""'dmen1s ?I 1976 (PL 94-4881 and r99u1tt1ons promu1gatt>J tnereunder o tne .JS Treasury a summary ol ttle adopted Budget 'dueling :ht-proposfld use ot revenue snarino funds •S ava11able lo• 1nspect•O" or :nt-t>uo11c <1t t1'e Ott1ce ol lhe City Comptroller City Hall City 01 .:,.,untd'" l dllt-, ,020(' Slittar A~enue Fountain Valley Calitorn1a CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY Evetyn Mc:C~ Cll• Clerk Publ!Sht>C d ~ .. i , .;1111~ P11o1 July , 6 98" F tTS TODAY 'S I CRO SSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS .... . \ • 1\ ... PREv1ovs tl'Vzzu sex. vt'O . s .. DOWN ------------------------------------------------------- --J 812 Orange Cottst OAIL y PILOT Friday, Jul> 26 1985 flt&.tC NOTIC£ Dul•ll"d1ng l>Ollds ot In. 1nc:Ofrect11Ns ot tne lltNI I Aiso ••cept ll••l•t>m 811 L£0NARO tNT ER lilVOS M • • h~led '" lr>v •9C•l811 add••H 8nd otn"' 'ommon ttoo!te eactusi•• euemtff11~ fAUST WILL SELL AT •~• _, 11411 ... 1 1" acc1"d•r>e.e w1tn oe•.g11'1 Oil 11 •nv \nown tor pa110 purpo54K H •"°"'" PUBLIC AUCTION TO THC NOTICI ~ tll• tltfm' •nil condll1ons ot net"'n " the Condom'""'"' Pt•n HIGHES r 8t0DER FOR TlttJITllE'' SALi! IU(l'I rtlj()tullOn 111ov1d•llg tor SA•d ••I •., 11 ti. rr••oe t•ul otl ,_. rete11eo to CASI-I IP•Y•D'-at lime ol ,, .. No. U..l..U 1 r k>anu and tuel\ 101a1 pa1 ,,.,tnC'ut convenant °' wa1 PARCEL '1 sa e 1n ta11<lul mOl'ey of 1n. end 1311t0-2 I ••lo• Sh•lt 1:141 comi:msed ol ranty e111>tMI 0< 1mp1oe0 •• Un•I D·2 n ttown 0t1 '"•I United Stat••> at l ,t1l YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T tlle H•a•a Ol'llll)4lllOf\t ol tne gard•flg ltlle P<>HNt•OI\ OI CON1om1t11um Plan referred COURTYARD AREA BJ; UNDER A OEEO OF u~uST 1oc1 .. c.a improvement Ots· encumb1anc•• 10 pay 11>a 10 in P1tcat 1 •t>o•• I TWEEN THE TWO STAI~ OATEO APRIL 1 1982 UN trict~ 1" l'1t1 propO<lion' of rttm•1n1ng prlnc;1pa1 tum or PAAC(l J WAYS AT THE ALLAN LESS YOU T Al(E ACTION \uth •mount~ 4uttic .. n1 IO tn. r><>te.•I MC"red by Mid An a•Clul•"• H""m4tfll IO< BUILDING FACING YORBA TO PROTECT YOUR PROP pro.1de tor Ille relundtng ol Deed or Tr.,st w111> interest palto pyrpoMS ovt>r 11181 STREET 14081 YORBA ERTY IT MA r BE SOLD AT '""" •MPl'CI• ... b~ '1IJ) 10 bt' 11\e•eon ., P•Ovroeo n Hid pO•l1on or ,,,. rastncle<l STREET TUSTIN CA 92680 Search for 'killer bees' widens in California A PUBLIC SALE IF '\'OU ••1u"dti<l nuhl(~t 11dvancfle 11 1nv common rad \lesc:rtbe<l as all r19n1 111te end 1nta•HI u f I , I , NEED AN EXPlANA TION Section 2 lnar Monday luno•r tile 1e1ms ol tne OeecJ P·D /on t"-et>o•• 1arerred 1.00veyed 10 anct now held \ \( "\ \ "°' (} ( \I I \tJtt' OF THE NA Tu HE OF THE ll·t' 121" Ila~ 1 ~ug ... ~I 198S or Trvs1 INS ch1l!ges •nd to t:N11:Jomtr11um Plan by 11 uncter said Deed or '"'IX'l lllr\ Inn ncc1 out ~ l\h ,u 1 phHll'" PROCEEDING AGA INST •1 rne ne>~r of ti OO Pm 01 ll•Pt!n""~ ol the TruStee nd The '"ff' •ddreu and Trus1 '" the properly ••tu I and ~arlh m<n ing t'qt11pnw11t plan VOU YOU SHOULD CON U•d d 11; I '1 n ~1x•ri lnere ot lflt' tru,rs crftotleJ by H id ol'1t1r 1 ommon OH•gn•tton ated 1n Hid County C•ll Ill l 1 , • I ' ., )()() TACT A LAWYER alter a~ 1' •easor1011 prac Oee•1 ' r,.,,, 10 w11 11 illn\ ''the real proper! 11orri•a aescr1b1rig tne lend• llK l (\,lnllO( more l lJn _,( On Friday August lb t•CdOle1 n 111e So.>1d 01 D• SJ03 4ti4 '} l1 ••'c •llt'!l atic.ve 1 ~ tnereon u>lllllll'll'l,11 ht\~\lll "'l'arlhOI .\tfl(JO 1985 11 11 00 AM Rettit, rMtcr~ Room 01 Irvine Tnebeot>••~18•),inders .. 1d purponeo to oe 3~0 1 PARCELi "~tlkr ht'n' that Jpparl'Oll) 1ncorpor11&0 II) ouiy ap R.1nc" W11tt>r D"t••Ct 1eso;i OtotHJ 1 Tr-.St •1t<rr•101.,1 to 11~ A.ocallo "-D 2 Costa Mesa Unit" 13assl\ownandoe ,~arml•d trum .l m.unmoth lll'\I po1n1ed Tru11ee under ano Bar\leen Avenue lrvin11 tteutea .i110 d@11vered 10 lht! (.;A 92627 fined 1n the Condom1n1un1 · p1;riv11n1 "10 Deed of Trvst Ca1o•orn111 t1fl and Intl Sllmt' under\1QN•d a wr•t1er1 D8C The ur1dt1t11gneU TrvSIM plan recorded on Aygusl 5 [ hl' \Carl_h for the." hn•\ ~ttklll'J recordf'd Ap111 7 1962 85 ar~ ""' .. b' t•~fld t>v this ta1 at1on :it O.ir1u•1 ""o Ot< J1~tl<11ms&n)O&t11111ytorany l 19811n Book 1•169 p1ge f hur-.da,) Jltt•r\l"ll.'nll\l\~ktl'fllllncd ,011r No 82 1'VJ70 ot or Bod•d 01 Director~ as "'" ma"d to• ::.al•• mcJ 1 w111111n 1ncorrf'<;1ness ot tl\e ~treet 1668 o t Olf1cia1 Records or thal lhl' hr'>I ktHl\\ n l ' \ l"Olon\ ol tht• l1C1al Reco1d1 e•ecute<l Oy ltm .. ind PldCfl 101 d hear "9 NOloCt' 01 0 ... 11 .. 11 aod EIK· a·:h.lrt'~\ inc otner common said covnty tx-... , h 1d hl•t.•n 1n a \o ti • n ( I Joseph Elrod a smg1e mer cir-,~,., p1oposecJ re~o1u11011 lien 10 ~fill T11 .. unll"' ~1gned •.lt'••11r a11on ·I any sllowr PARCEL 2 . • • . u It r .1 I· as 11.,510rist 1r rne Otlice 01 "' ,.,uJn e Cdu\o>O sa-11 ~ot•c• ot 0. ntirit•n 111ne s11ee1 addre:u An undrw1ded 11•Uth forn1.1 uilhcld tor al h:a~l a H'Jr and Ille C0unly Recotde• 01 Or Sacllon 3 At tne 11me "''d tault Jn<l E·uC11on 10 St<ll 10 Ot .itl"er common desog 1oter11s1 &Sa tenant in com prohJhl~ had l"O qu~Cn\ ange County State ot Cai.. P1-tce f11f'<l r Sec:t•O" 2 o• ~I t" ra<;ordi;J •n l"e COulll~ nu11nn 01 H•e proper!; is nor mon 1n Irle lee 1nte<est In and '""'l"ll hJ\ l' to intl'n\lf\ thl' 'l' lfl'h rornia WILL SELL AT PL!B· ar'> 1,me or p•ace to w'1>et w.rerp lht' rl'J "'"~""ty ' "l.l•Cllle<l ,,ereon C•r8't•ons 10 tile common area or Lot 7 . .1 1 . .. • uC AUCT10N TO HIGHEST sue" nec1r "g 1no, t>e t'on "'"o 1 11,e p•ope•tr may be 00. of Traci 10484 as per map anu \\Or,,. our \l.J\ out from the BIDDER FOR CASH IOlil) t nu eJ an, oe•\C' ·A"'E '~ d~ 1.a'"" •r1.>m 1nt' 0enel1c1ar~ f11tt0°n B00~463peges3510 dl\lO\l'r\ \ll~dl lo~t ll1llc;,Jhoul 150 able 1t t•me ot sait 1n 1aw1ul 1n•e•es1ec 1ncl"d"1~ ~ wr FORECLOSURE CON 1 •r• , n;,ll'ed pursuant to 1 37 nc•us .. e ol Mis 1n1k\ nurth ol l 0'> •\ngl·k~ \.lid \l3lC money 01 lhe lJM.O Steies ~ons o ,,,r.ng •and r t• l" r SULT AN T s . IHC As .,., ""' r.;qu\1'1suom1ttlld1c ceoaneous Maps r6Cords of \gnl ulturc Dtrl'etor Clar, lkmhtll at sou11> tronr entrancfl 10 ciuoeo mpro'"" "' 1 0 5 TRUSTEE llY DANIEL OR· 1• 1 r-11 .. 1oc1a•r .. 11'1•0 le" sa•d coynty as'"'" term'' Th 1: lhe Orang• Count~ 010 tr•CI 01 any P\l!!>Ot• Ol'•t'• ME ROD VICE PRESIDENT ., .... lrom the t •SI puOh· der.reo ,,, me Ar11Cle entitled l' bcC'i. blanwd tor the death\ of CourlP>OUse 2 t 1 W Sa'll.~ wise r te1ested ·I' tne 5., ·e• P,,.01.stil'CI Orange C •d I ,, On r II>~ no1tce ()et n,1.ons OI lhe Oeclar an1malc; anJ peopk 10 Olhl•r lOUO· AnaBou1evara C 1y o1San1a 198" AR Bonds may dC .,.; • P 1 u1• '· ,., lt BENUtC1'A• Atrl"11ca" dlon or Co•enants Con lrtt.'\ \\l'fl' d1\u)H'ted 111 June b\ an Ana State , Ca 110,,.,1• 511 pea· 3nd oe tieard conce rn 1 ~'> s i. ngs 1.,0 Loa,. A'>SOC•a d•llons and Restr1C1tons re It' I·' k h .1 1- roglll 111141 400 1ote•eSI con •no anl matte• ~1 •011n n r-150 1101 ~~O (iris! MJ•n Srreet coroed 1n Book 14095 page 01 ll' u \I.Of er " ll lfll'u lO sea lht.• ¥eyed to and now heio Oy 11 tn1s •eso1u1oo" 01 .nrert a St ,, r n ca '1520Z Tei@-:i 16 01 Ottoc1a1 Records (the holt• "llh asphJlt alter tht' bt't''> unae1 said~.,, r,.,,. '" ana me P•OP05e<J resciu• ,, PUBLIC NO TIC£ P I" ,. I 2 0 q Oec1c11a11on ano any S'>l.armnl lrom lhl' ground J1td al- me P•C>Pil•I) ,ilulllt><l "' s" 0 ot "'"anto> or an, md•I!·•~ l100 Jt • , '>t • o\ll""' ur• dfTlt'ndment~ and supple ldl l.t•d ~ rabhll C0un1y and State JI'<;<:• Clf'ld rr111er0dl r>ere10 nciuo nc; I( ttl'8 Ci• n.; ien , Control men1s 1ne1eto h 85 lllt• Ques11on ol whelner l••f' SUMMONS s •'<I"' ,c<1s E•cep1.n9 all 011 011 nghts \ut llfllll'' Jfl' \lOUrtng .1 400- Lot 134 01 Trt11.I 21;~ J burdM on In,. ands 01 Jny (CITACION JUDICIAL) s 10 ~atew 11 t>e mao11 out ni1nera" mineral 11ghts "JU.trl'-mrle arl·a \Urr11und1ng tht· \tit' tile Cll) of co .. 1& Mesd 01 '"8 '"'1"deo lmprovemeoi ,..OT1CE TO OEfENOA~T "'"'•Ovl C<hl'lnanr or wa• narura• ga,, rionts and Olher .ind ha\ l' or<.krl'lJ rtimml'fl 1.11 or County ot Oraoge Stalfl ol 0 s111c1s would oe •ncre.isea A sc-Ac \a Jo NTE R •llr ly "'"'"~,.ed or implied nydroca•bons by what· h hb ht I.. Caltloroia 15 snow• ?n a over theOurdef"tha1 wou1d~~'1reo otvE<LOPM(NT r•~•'<l""" litle possession soever name known O \1\1 ·~ ~qx·r\nottomo\t•an\ map recordecJ ,,, Be o• 88 be borne by 'uch Included CO NC DAVID p .., FAN , , C•imoranct1i. or any otner geotl'le•mal •team and all o l the m\lrl· than 2 000 hi\ c~ in lttl' pages 22 and '3 :>' Mis Improvement OtSlllCI were AN D DOES 1 ll'lrougt 'I() ,, "' ..... , Said ;ate Will be product; de11ved therefrom I Ufl:J r hl'\ \\Ill take 50 <,am pk her .. cellaneous map; rt>Cord~ or •t~ t>onds so10 separately c•us,.e '>•J.Je ,,,, lht> p1;rpose ot wotriout riowever tile 11gl\t trum l'Jth rolon\ 111 ~lT 11' an I• said Co1;nty Section 4. Tiie Sec1e1a1y YOU ARE BEING SufO s1H1~ly1n9 rrie indebteoness 10 drtll m1rie siore, explore j . \ .r c Tile s1ree1 ado•ess llr>O I\ o11ec1eo to puo11sn not1cr BY PLAINTIFF 1A Ud ie e~ta StJCurf<J t1y ~aid DIW!d ot dnd operate th1ougll tl\esyr. \trll<ln otller coml'lO" designdt•oo o r sucll nea11n9 by Publ•S!'I· demandando JOSE Rf r ,..,~1 nclud•ng rees h1ce or ll'le upper 500 feet ot I I hl' .\ lncan hon~\ hl'l'\ arc popu· ir eoy ol ine •flllt property •ng ii copy ot lhe reso1u11on YNOSO cl'>lirges and expenses ol tne the subsurface ot said tend, I larh lJlkd .. kllll'r bt.'l'';. • ht·lJU~e lhl'\ d e s c r' Dao ab o • e 's ot ,,,1en11on once e week tor Vou h••• 30 CALE NDAR Tru1!et' ano 10 pay !he re. as reservea 10 Deed from the art.• mon• • • I . p1;1ported 10 oe 8)8 JOiM 1"'0 s-.ceessive week s iOAYS ilter thft tummont matti1ng pr1oc1pal sums ol 1ro;1ne Company a M1cn1gan aSJ;4tC!>)•I ~ l JOl pron~ lo Street Cos1e Mesa ca 1 pursuant lo Section 6066 ot ta Hr1ted on you 10 tlla • IM not~sl secureo by said 1 corporation •ecordeo Feb-'ill ng than lhc a\ (rage Pc<'. a It hough lornoa 92626 r ed Catorornoa Governmenlf lypewrltlen tHponu at Deed OI TruSI 10 wll lruary 13 1981 in Book the\ Jfl" 311110\I 1dcnt1cal Ill Jppcar- Tlle yode1s.gned •rust!MI o e i'n a newspaper ot thlt court S'> 1 8~0 96 wllh onlerest 13948 Page 1446 ot Ottic111 1 anl'e The\ are dt'~lendcd from 1o d1sc1a1ms any li.t01l•'t tor an, gflnt'ra circutauon Publl&ll· A letter or phone c1fl wit! ttiereon from I I 85 al Records I , r · h - 1ncorrec1ness o• tl\e Strf'tll eo '" Orange County Trie1nol ptotacl JOIJ your type· I? 1s•. per annum as Also e•ceptrng therefrom ,,rllan S'>l.arm!> l at neared In Bra11l address 8,,0 01,,.., commor tirst DuOncatoon 9ha' oe et written rHpon~• mYt t be pr v1dt'd 1n s111o note(sl plus all .va1er 11gh1s wh!ltller ttl the I 950s and lhc:1r ~prcad north desigoatoon 'an, Sllwwn '"'a'1'0"''8f!n 1'tdaysprior In proper legit form If you e1 C<..Sti ••penses &Cl· suer> Nater "gl\ls shall be ha!. inr,p1rcd \l"•eral Holh"uod hur- here1n 10lh~1 "'e 1 'e<J for the riear-want th• court to hae1 you• .-ances tees and cllarges Al ' P8 '"1n ove rlying ap-· Saro S&l(l ''""De madt' t•ul ''9 "~ SecreTa•) •S further ca•• lhll lime ot 1ne 1n111al publl· propr iltowe percolating ror 01()\. ft'S w1thou1 c:ovenent o• we• 0••tKl"'<l I< POSI a copy of If )'OIJ do not Ill• your cation ot lh•S NOl!Ge ol Sale prescriptive or con1ract1;al ~Cll'nlt\l\ '>J\. the bee:"; <;ting I\ no ranty &4l)(H$ or .mpl•ed ,,. th~ ·e~o u•.on °' •r•ention 'n rat pon•• on ttm• you may tne costs e•penses ad without noweve• Ille rigl\I more IO\lt. than th:n of dome\llt bl'l'\ gard•ng 1111e possess•o• or tr.roo PvOhc otc1ces wotnin loN the cH• 1od your vancM 1('8S and c1>•rges 0' enl•)' ror me e•e•c•se 0' bul bc<:aU!>e lhC) art.· more e\l ltJblt· a eoc1;mbrnces to P•Y '"ere ~acri nr.1 .. ae<l mprowemen1 wegM money i nd prop-erfl reasonably es11ma1eo 10 sucn rognts as reserved in slight d1c;1urbJOC" l .... n laU<" Jn t'nt1r" ma1n100 p11nc·p1• sum 1I1he ~'' c.1 ,., d' Pas! •ou•teen erty ~.,. be laflen w1tho1Jt De SI 473 22 O~o lrom tl\e Irvine Com· ~ " " ~ note(sl sec1;reo bt sac 1 14 1 0~•· ..,r "' '0 1"~ 1tme turtll•r warnt~ from the TPie benehciary Yllde• sac pany a Miclligan corpor-S'>l.arm to c ha!>t' and .,ting an~ people Deed ol Trust w t~ n1erest •e<l '0' l•t> '>eor•rg 0 rhe court ~ ot Trust heretoforll e.a· at•00 recorded February 13 or animal<, "I thin '\()() kl'l lhreon as orow1cte<l 1n sa•d 8 '1"'' 1"e Sl"~•Plo'f '>ai; There are other legal re-ecuted and delivered to tile 1981 in Book 13948 Pege N ( note adv1oces ,f any "'"de• pr or t adoo• or nerf>OI ac-q1;lremenlt You may want ynoe•s.gned a wrtllen Oec· 1446 or Ofllc1a1 Rec0<ds orman •31). .in entunH>illgl\I the terma of u10 Dee<l or ~ompi ~l'lt'<l an, rit sc1cn puO· to cell en •tt0tney right 1aration or Ot!laull and Oe· PARCEL 3 lrom the Un I\ Cf'>l t) o f ( all lorn IJ .11 T1us1 tees c:nerges ano e. c.e•rons 0 ' pc.s!•l'l9S •way 11 you do not flnown mand tor Sate and a wr111en1 Easements asset tor1h In Da\ '"·dug Thur\da~ into lhl' hurnm pen541s of lh"' Trv"ee ~nd or Oir"'CtPo r;, ir.; Sect•on 1118 an attorney you may c•ll an No11ce 01 ~faun and Etec· the secuon enlllled Certlln and tound a nt'\t of 20 hOnl'\t.11mh'> the lrYSIS c1eateo Oy said sa;" .i;e ""5'"~' ·~111 e'J •ttorney reierral Hrvlce or t•oo to Sflll The unoerStgoed Easements tor Owners ind c r · -" l-olloto Entom ology profeasor Norman Gary checks •'Jdller beea." '>l.1dr Thl' nnt ""·" 'o 1.irgc ll probabh had IX'l'n thne .1 H'ctr or longer. (,a~ '>atd H l· .ti'><> found J lJUl'l'n n·ll trom "htl h .1 rl•prndUl "' l' 4Ul'l'n hJd l'ml·rgL•d rell'tlll\ I \pt.'rl' tht•ontl' lhdl lhl' Ol'\I. I\ hJll lll'd 4Ul'l'n kit\\ tlh <J '>"arm o t IX'c'> a tl.·.,., "l'l'I..' 1.x'tort• the hurro" \\J'> dt~lll\Crl'd and that thr r~'>I ol the <\\arm tkd aftt•r the \\Ur ~er lnl'd 111 lll\l'I 1hr burro" • \.\ l''ft' f)ll'lt\ wdl U>ll\ llhl'lt lhJI \\t· h,l\c '"" qut·rnc; .ind 1ht·1r lolontl"' out then· Jnd ~1\\thl\ mun··· l:krn htll '>Jld latt• fhur,d.n \eJrlht•r, .m: U\lng JtrplJnl'' Jnd t'<:trth-m11\ 111g l'(luipml'nt to f(lol.. tor 1nlr<,tal1on' Onl;. 50 OCl''>. none ot'tht·m queen\, "ere found 1n the burro". \\htch wa' dous,·d \\llh pct;t1r1dt" J unt' 26 . .\n .\lncan ('Olon\ v.ould ha\l' ),()()() 10 I 0.000 bee-. T hnc Jre .1hou1 600.lKXI rnm- mcrc1al hl\C\ tn ( ahturnta. "'Orth up tn $100 cJt h f-armt.•r, in the agnl'ul- turt··m·h 'alle\ rel\ on bee!. to polltnalc lrop; r,uch J'> almond'>. ml'lon'>. plums and 'eed allalfs fht• \lncan bees. 1ftht'~ d1~plal.'c:d l:.uroix·an hone) oce,. \\Ou Id not pollrnall' a'i mall\ rrop~. "ould be d11lirnlt and c·q><:n'>t\ e tor beekeq>eri, to handle and would raff) parar.11c.,. \:ltd Kern C. ounl) .\gnrulture (om· ml\\111ner Bub ld ..... 1nh. Deed ol Trust tor !he ac:I on "" ~ec.re1 .. r1 • leg1I •Id office (titted In c.iv-.,.d sa10 Notice or Oe I S .. pport. Settlement and ,1 , rec:t long .. a tool h111.h and J lnol amounl reasonably e"' '5 d••t!Clt>d 11• 1 '" 3 P•til·eo the phone book) fault aod E1ec1to1> le> Sell 10 Encroachment of the mated~be Sl2090066 COPr ~ tn~rMo~rio ~1• D••PY•t de que ~ •~ ~ 1ec~d,.d ,,, ~e cou~y Ar11cle en11tlfld Ease ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The oenef1c1ary .,no111'&1d ~r P. C 3 1 '" 11 ::. 'a' e traguen ••I• cltaclon tu· 1 ..,""'"' !tit' real property 1s' ments olllle Declaration Deed ot frusi he(etorore e> re;is~;~~ t· ·~tllht-,. w•t'1 a dlclal ut ted Ilene un pl110 tnc.itud PARCEL 4 ecuted and oellverea to tl'le I coi:ri · " P OP9" d rescl de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS DATE 7 10185 Easemenls as set lorth in Hudson chose to go public with news that he has AIDS 1;nders1gned a w1111en Oec ullor 01 ·~s.;an't Pll• p raaenta r une In addlt•on to tl\e .ioovP the secuons en11t1ed 'Cer· 1erat1on of Oefayl! and OP PAJ>ROP"Eu SIC.NED ~NO rHpUHI• Hertle • m•· eqtomateo coSls e.ipenses taon Easements I Owoers · mend for Sele and 11 writteo A C? ~ED'"'' nnd dil/ 01 quln1 an HI• eorte and adv11oces. eppro•1male· and Support, Settlement Notice of Default aod Elec· July l':IB~ Un• c•rt• 0 Ynl llamade ly SS 153 6!> may be ad and Encro1chmen1' ot !he tron to Sell Trie unde•s1gr>eo R AYarbech, Vice Praal· 1etelonlc1 no ta ol1ece1e ;a"t t'd priot to sale"' order!Artocle entitled · Esements' ca1;sed saoo No11ce or Oe I dent, trl~o• Ral\ch Weter pro tecclon, tlJ rHpuHI• tc l '"" <1ro1 oelaults or senior o f 1ne Oeclaralton ot Cove- lault 800 Elecuon to Sell to Dlttrtct ind of the Bo ard ol aacrtta • miqYlne lleoe qua """1 nants Cond111on1 and Re De recorcJed '" '"" co1;n1y Dlraclore llleraof c umpllr con l1t 101· SUNIC IS T S E RV ICE s1nc11ons recorded.,, Book where tr-e real property ·s Betty J Whffler. SK· m a I Id• d • t 1ag 1 1a 1 COMPANY • corporallon 1'092 page 1797 of OHletal 1ocated l re ter)' lr1tlne Reoc:h Water •ptoptedH t i Ytled qYl•r• By Darlena Bender' Records Ulle Master Oec- Oate July 2 1985 Dltlrtct and of th• Board ol qya 11 cort• .. cYche ,.,, TrYllH S•I• Officer 540 1arat1on J end any amend Raetty Incorporated H Dl~ecton thereof cHo EHi M1tn StrHI, Stocfllon ments and supplements l'.\RI~ I .\Pl -I rum h" Pan' hn,p1lal bed litm .111d tdn 1.-,wn \I.If Kot~ H ud\on dn1dcd to go ruhltl "1th then~.,.,., thJl hl· "'ulknn~ lrom thl' u\ualh 1.k;idl\ 111\t.'.1.,l· \I[)\ ,._1,' ht\ \P<1l..t'>'>l.On1<1n 1ng .. 1,1111re i,trung prl''>l'n<:e and good luul..\ ma1.k him a natural t hmre 10 '>!Jr t•ppo\lll' \Oml' ot llolh "ood·, k aJing lad1n tn a n Jlltng l ar~~r that ht·gan in I '14~ .ind rnl ludl·d mort· than '() l"Pll' drama' \.\ l'\tern' and lOml'dlt'\ I~ " 'Pfl'ild h} '>l'\Ual ronlart. llln· tamtnutt.•d nl·edk'> and blood tran'>· lu'>lnn'>. hut not h' casual contact eetd True•••· ly Vlrgll ubP•shed ,o~JJ"9p t'la~· SI uet9d no pr•••nt• eu CA 85202 (209) 943·3095 ' ltlereto Sw•nn4r, Vice PrHldent, u:~: IO! J., '2f A • ,si ? re•pue1t1 a t1emp0 p1Jede PvDu\l><>O Oran9f' CoaSI The Slreet address en<l .\ID\ t) an alllic11on tn "hrch thl· b<xh ·,immune \\'ilcm occomes un- .thk ltl rt'\ll>l dt\C3<.l' .\Io~ can go tnltl Tl'nll'~\lon. hut 1hert' 1s nu knu.,.,n tUrt• 3223 WHI Sl•lh SlrHt. Lo• 1 perdlr el CH O. y I• pueden Joi , P 1 July 19 26 011\et common des1gn111on Angea.1. C•llfOfnle 90020 ..._ ' .. !t qulter au eofarlo. au dln•ro A Q._.st '2 '98~ f any ot the real ProPerty (213)380-l170 eat118 PU8LICHOTICE y olr1t cotu de t lJ F141Cescroed above'' PuohsnP<I Ora QI! c. a\t propleded t in a1tlto edl· purporled lo be 23 EXE TEA 'l anou ( ollJ1 t \\ho jl'o " .1 ix·rc,unJI lm·nd ol 11 Ulhon \atll Thur,Ja, thJt ht· hJd hl·l·n d1agno,~1l morl' thJn .1 )t'ar .1~0 J'> h,1, 1ng .\II>\ -at·qutrl'd 1mmunl dd1l tl'nl' "11- dromt• ··~k dt.·uu1.·d HI n1al.r 11 puhltt ·· < 11llJrt told The \\\tK1.11t·d Pre" ·t 1l11nl.. "hat hl· J1d tudJ\ \ho\\.\ "hat kind uf ~·r,nn hc " • .-( ollart i,J1d H ud~on fl•\ ll'\\l'd .1 '>l.lll'nll'Ot 11n hi\ t11nJ11111n 1o1.11h hl'I tn hie, hu,p11al room ocfnrt· '>hl· rt•ad 11 to rl'f)Ortt'f'> !Ja11y P ' ' 2 'Q "'6 Tiiie Order No 140S387 clonal por p•rte de 11 corte PUBLIC NOTIC£ = 13 •FWINE CA 92715 •985 TrY•IH Sala No 2fi97· l E.sltten olrot requlellot Tt>e underSlgned Trustee \\kcd ti H uthon knt''' ho.... hl· wntr:tlll·J lhl· d1<>t".l'-l' < 11llan \J1d "lfr dm·,n't hJH" an' tlkJ of h(I" hl' wntrat It'd .\I[)\ \;obod\ around " 4" Computer Rifare oce legalH Puede que utled LEGAL NOTICE d•scla•msany l1ao11ttylorany ----------Ol·ISOll-Olll qulei• tlamar e un abogado NOTICE OF 1ncor•ectness of the streel PUBLIC NOTICE RESOLUTION NO 1MS·52 RESOLUTION OF THE SOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIE IRVINE RANCH WA TER DISTR IC T DECLARING INTENTION TO ISSUE CONSOLIDATED BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT (SERIES 1M5 A·R) WHEREAS tn1< Bc.erd ol D1rector5 or 1rv1oe Raner Waler 01str1Cl ( IR IV D deems 1 prop"' that t(J" solld&ted bond~ 1 lhe Series 1985 A R Booos 1be 1s,ued on cenatf ot 1mprovf'mert Orstroct Nos 102 103 105 and 106 f lnCl\Jdl!d l"I' p1o;em1tn1 D st• ''' 1 pursuant ro SKt1ll" 36060 and ro11ow•n9 r.nd Sf'ICl•Of\ 3644 7 and 1011owinQ 1 tht' Ca11101n1a Wale• Coo" 11no $&et0or S354' o• 1r"' C1111 •or ma Governm19r 1 Codfl tor 1ne purpose ot refJncJ ng c...tstano1ng condo; ot rne •o•· 1ow1ng ""'ed ser es ol O<Jr>d~ ol tne Incl JClf'ld if'l'P•Ovl'm"~I O•Str•CIS WA lE ~W O R~S BONDS ELECT1QN 1cin SERtES C OF THE IAVrNE RANCH WATEf.J 01STR1(.T FOR IMPRO•EMENl 01S TRICT N O 102 Sl 250 000 WA TERWORl"S BONDS HECTION 1"171; SERIES D OF THf 1Rv1t~E RANCH WATER OtST!'.ltCT FOR IMPROVfMENT DIS TRtCTS NO 10? SJ 745 000 WA TERIVOkt<') BONDS SERIES 0 OF THE IAVINE q ANCH NATER DISTAi(. T FOR tMr>PQ\/f MENT 01$ ffi1(. T "4(.J 10"1 S4 450 000 WA TE!I N l)"<•S BONDS SER1f.C) E Of '"~ RV 'N( RANG"" WA TF P O•STPIC' FOi'! MPl'lQJf MENT o·s·Rc· "IQ •01 SJ '50 OQIJ WA •(flNQ«l"S B0"40S Flf(,1tCI~ H'• SER1ES 0 O~ ... E ti'. fR 0 S •R1C T FOR M.:>l<OvFlv'fN• OS TPC.T ·~o 10• S7 60' ?00 WA lfrl /V n ~c, !:IONOS E.LEf r o~· IQ14 SERIES E. m 'Hf'. µ•11NE RANCH .Vl>TER OtSTR•CT FOR IMPRQV[M[N" DIS TR1Cr ri o 105 S1 <ISO 000 WA IEP W O l'l~S RONOS f EC' •O~• > '• 1& <;fRtf S ( ")~ THE IRV ~( RANCH WA 'fR OISHllCT ~OR MPRr)\/l'Mf'N• Ot~ l R1CT '-10 •(If, s 1 170 ()()/) Nll l[µ,iv (Jr~r'S BONDS fLFc;J1QN 1971) SfRIES D Of THE: RINIE RANCH WATER OISTR1( ~ FOR IMPROVEMfNT »iO t06 S'l S70 000 WHERFAS t~• BoA•rl 0 1 OirflC•Or\ "IS ,,_,. P'"'' ionted w1tr 1 P• t>ti'4'<1 rl't!IO vt1on tt•O• o "9 tor '""' ' .. ,,,,,.,_Of 1~• 5 .. , ft\ IQ~' A P Bondt ""O NOW TH(RHORE "'" 8a.ro or O"Mt0•9 or RWD OOFS HEPEB1 RESOlVf Of:TER~·NE ""'0 l')R0 f P ----- NOTICE OF lnmedl•lemanle SI no con· PUBLIC SALE aodress Jnd olller tommo" TRUSTEE"S SALE oca • yn •boQ•do. pu•d• (UCC SECTION~) designation rl any Sllown I f0 AFIF N DEi'' Av ll1m1r • un Mr vie lo da tel· '' JT ( E 5 Hf A EB' nere1n .1NOfR A DfEO OF "Fh.J<. eiaocli de abogedoe 0 • • • E '• 1' t! o• A vgus• 2 Sa10 sare will oe made 01;1 fl J 'l • a 1 r. 0 0 A M w•tnout corivenant or war OA lf, "< ~'< 8" J lllLE'>e Yn• o Cini de 1yuda legal '1'0 .. 'A"E AC..TOl\I •0 (vH I I dlrectorlo lela -HH AC'1ES NOUST RIES 1an1y upressorimplled re· P'11)Tfr.• (OUR PROP fonlco) NC l "d 5 r E PH EN gardong trtle possession or I EAT"' r MA ,.. RE SOLD A. CH• No 175153 F0<()1>.0f.S securf!C P•trt•es !encumbrances 10 pay rhe Dm tof\ JI thl' \m~·n,-.1n I fmp11JI ol PM!' Jl\ll h.t'l dt,tO\~fl'd ll\l'I ahnormJllttl'\ th,11 h.1, l' 11111 \l'I hcl'll d iagntl\l'll .-,hl' -.<11d f hl' 'it/-\l'M-nld I l utl\1111·, 1mnm· I hl· dl\~a'~ "nw't 111..l•I\ 111 .Jtlltlt h11mu'l'\ual\ ahU\l'f'> ot tnJellabll· d1 uw. Jnd h~moph1ltal' It apparrn1- l11m ha<. \II>\.. · A PUB C SALE F t l)J fnp n.ime drrl deldres' 1 r u•~1'1r•• t a Si.c.unt, aod remaining p11nc1pal sum of NEED "''' EtPLANATlfJI• •rp "'"''' •!> •E• noml:lrr , t \ 'l'Jw Agree"'""' arid Ille nole<sJ secured by \Bid or r Hf NA Tu RE OF T>jE 0 •P(,(, or de d rortP "SI f )'lCll\Q StatPrnent f;1 IO&t:ld ot Trusl. w11n 1oteres1 Pl'l()CEEOINC.S Al'lA•tlS T 'vi ,r •C.11Jal Cou" ~t CArit•al ttr •''"rl "' ()• aOOtJI July 21 !hereon as provided •n said 1ou vou SHOt..Jl.O c.r ~ 0•d"Clt' C"'•Jrlt 1 JO•t•ll Or\ 1'1A ,..11 '''"ill D1Jbl1c. Sdle nott!(s1 11avarices 11 any, 1 A(;T A LAW fER tr''' c,0 ,,n11 .,1 l)rariqt-..,,,, ut w11rran1 M ol 1111e !under !Ill! rerms ol lhe Deed Or 8 2 es a• •0 00 A IA 51~1 .. or c ahtorr, 1 700 CIVIC. 111 ···~ or m"rchan1ac111ty of rrvst tees cha1ges and roRECLOSURE CONSUL r r.enter D••vP """SI Saota ~r l , "C.<.r;rdlll\C" Nl!h Se<: e•p•mses ol the Trustee and ANTS ••C as 1,,. ~uly •P And Ca Q2701 I•<' "''•Ii" •1 the Commerc.1at 1ot 1he trusrs created by said po1n1 .. o ··us>f'P urid"r a.,o Tt\f' nam'l aotJ•l'$S "'"u lld" ttP lollow·n9 de· peed of Trusr 10-w11 tiur5u-~ • ' 0 <'"0 n• T• ,,! 1e1"rhon" "U"'O'"r ot p1arn· ~tr l·"<l "''"Or.al propPrly $1?1 137 73 RecorcJPO or •() 6'8.1 as ,,., >11 1•~ey ,. ''" nllfl ,. ''•um \~Ory Note e• r The benelietary ynder saod CO ordered to buy costlier vacuum Or Wtll\ R otl"lnb:ium ot Part)' w P111e-\alpc1nen· llmp1tal c,a1d l'arlter 1h1\ ''eek that thl· m11rtaltt} ratr tor \I DI\ ,., k4 pt.'rll'Ol. hut thal ··we ha\'l' lllJll\ '""'\I.Ith .\IDS and \I.ho hU\l' ht·~n 1n tolJI rl'mt!>'>ton tor thrl'C \C:lf\ 1111\\t'' l'r. a 'pokt•.,ma n for the ( l'ntt•ri, tor Dt\ea.,l' ( orHrol m Allan- la ( 1.t . < hark' I .1111\. '>atd "We knu" o t no pat1rn1 \\ho has rcgamc:d 1ht• total i,lrcngth of their depktl'd 1mmunl'\}!>lem W l'"cnh'>l'r"ed that \ID\ I) almmt al"a\S fatal." D '~· .... a Wl1~ ,, ar attor·~, r •El ,. Jl!!1 ty WE LL MAN Dt>edolTru~lheretoforee•· r:x.urr>"" n ;:, ,..,,,, '-'' TQAO ••(> C.ORP as Pauor ecu1ed and delivered to tl\e \\'-l>llC10 !.\PI \ :--..,1\\ lllmmanderfircd horn M1ram,11 fhl' 'Kl•m"• immune S\Stc:m t\ turtlwr "'eukencd "•th c:ach new 1nlrttton "lo the: pomt "'here the) t'\l'nluall\ dtt' ... Fallt\ \Jtd. O•t•c1:i ""C.C•d~ ~ , ... "" ce nc.,.. t;•P ia dlll'<:C " '"'nu or r •t>ou• Jyly :?O 198l lo undersigned a written Dec· ~ f tt fli P11tcr t(1ff• • Qrari9Pi rr Pf ) (jP telf'if , ( dflll su~ .. n.~ r TE(.,,HNOLOG•ES 18t8110" ot Detaut1 ana ~ ... Court, Cd t ,,, • "•l!Cu1P<l ar. ,acJ'l oel dAman iar 'fl 0 I',. or•91oa1 proncrpal mand for Sale and a written Cy LJO~' A t. I'-JEStL /I. \lP' jP,,,anoan·~ 'l ''1 '10 J ,. ,..,, t S4 750 000 Nc,t1ce ot Default dnd Elec· '«•'JI \ 1r \1at1un 111110" ing report\ ol 1,pare-partc; O\ crpnc1 ng tm·d 111 hu\ .1 \Jluum cll'JOl'f lor $79 IJ\l )l'M but "a' urdctl'd 10 purthaw anntht.•r model for $14X Jlrnrdtng tu publtr,hcd rt"p<Jn\ A 'I 0 ' O /. V • "r C" .. bog<1dr. "5 P'1111p CLAJES A .. SflA>.10 $c." H P• f\Q ~·f:j ,,, ·il•f'Wlll ~hl'lda'lhl' l•ontoSell Theunderstgned .ANO w 1fE A~ Q •,• !H< j 4)-4f,<>7 81arora """"' irtroi.P l'!'llrantl' r l Or Cdu560 said NoUce of 0e AN S oN ~ Sfl A• PuB l a""'O{'" & Sc~IO~~'" 7 nJ "' 0.. C lun'y Mun°c pa la., and E1ec1 ,,,.. to Sell 10 L c. AUC. Q•. ~a THE "'w'lnda A;envA "•·Sf'olit Co .. .r OC.\ll'd di 4601 .am· .,.,. rec.o•Oed ·n the county H GHE')T R DDfR roR CA Cit)i5 bore .. Beiu .. .,ard Nl'wport WhArP lhe real property IS c. S r A"E iFa<"•-t !'2 Bec1et C11.lorn1tt •nSIH!C locale<l A H PoJ•BL .. Jjl .. .,,e 01 ''·1'14 110• Of c;opo "~ ol !lie DATE 7 5 85 '\tl e , &'H'..1 ,.,., ,..P., ~f n·.e 7 2 FORE IJ'> 'Pt;l c;·~•p s a• THf Robetl B l(uhel Clerk, oc '"'"' IAtion reqaroing CLOSURE CON· COUF-TtJ,F-D APEti BE by N•ncy MH ch Depyty "' Oll.Jl"ra IOtiP ,')lf.lmay SULTAHTS, INC , AS r llEf.'< r,._.r , l/'j -:, TAR r ,r ·~r,.11 fn;r-JP , 1 '·' 1r.c11mp1 M •'fl IJf ap TRUSTEE, BY· DANIEL W. 'l•A IS ,.. r ... ( A All UI, r-I • fl''"'""'trfCO•ll8Ch"lg•ne ORMEROD, VICE PRESI· BUI O•ll".. r A(. t1r:, il)RBA A ,; I 11~p•' .,,, "" 0 p '"'"' M ;>•535 (.1,r CENT STREF. J ,4 e· . ')RBA r 1r1r1 n., ""' LaQ•Jll<t Bearh Published Orange Coast STRff"T T ,<;T ., 'A 92613(1 C111' ... " ' bf , .. lt>pr•on•nQ 101111y PllQI July 12 19 26 Jll r •Qh' ' t ~ 1rit1 1n'fl!lr•'' r. r "~vfllrJ ~c. 1rd ,,".J.,,,,, "" n tiy I .. m·1,., .-.11<: Det><J ,t PUBLIC NOTIC£ ··1 4!,4 4714 1985 lj1rlr.l•"5 .;rA '"'O"•rtiO to I F· 148 r 11'1 "' • il\h "llu •~l,.nt lnternJI mt.•m11\ 4U•>ll'd 1n 1od.l\ ·., 1 o\ \ngi:k'> f1mt'\ 'aid t rndr krn l fr11nJbJrger "a' told h\ the< rencral lien ire\ .\dm1nl\tra1m11 h~ mu\t ordl'r thl' mort• cqx·n"'' t' 'Jc uum tkant•r lrom a gO\ crnml'lll 'uppl) catalogue dec;p1tt• the tml dtlkrenl~ F ronJhargrr ..aid ht· 1~que'1l'd a ''llt\Cr 1n l\IJ) I YX4 th.ti .... 11uld h<t\l'JllO'>l.t•d htm 111 hu\ thl·$"H) mmkl from the J11hn<,t11nr \uppl\ ( o 1n \an 1>1egu ·r t.'1.kral pro pc: rt\ m.1n.1gl·nwn1 rt.•gul.tt111n\ \pt.'l 1111.alh proh1h11 lhl· (,\\from granting '>l.Jt\t'r' ba'il'd on lO\l lilO\IJc1a11un\ .tl11n1· \1mt· lhl'rl' <IPJX'~H\ 111 ht· no .1pprt'l t:tbk dtlkrenu· Pel\\CCn till' ( ,\ \ 11l·m .inti lhl unl' \11u 1k'>1n· \UUr rt·quc'>t tJnnot be grantl'd,' R II Ro"'· thtl't ot the < .~ \" \uppl~ dl·1crm1n:ittun br:rnd1 1111~1 r ronc1hargt•r tn a .lunt• 14 I IJ!S4. 1nt·mn Y1ntl' Burn,, dq>HI\ dtH·llor ol prrn.ureml'nt tl1r thl' <•~·\'\ f rdcral ~uppl) "il'r\.tcc tn W.1!.h1ng1un. ~aid purchasing pultl tl'~ do 1101 perm11 k(kral agt•nut''> to huy k" c\fX'O\I\ l' 11l·111<, 011t<,1<k tlw ( rl\t\ supph rnlalngut• wht·n lhl' mtxh'l" Jrc thl' \,tml' a• thu'>l' 11\tl·d 1n thl· gm c:rnml·nt manual \nwncan npcrl'> <.aid Thursda> that \omc .\mc:ncan' haH' gone to F ranee f('ll'Otl) for lrealmCnl Wllh lhC drug H P 23 at the P a<;ll'Ur lnslllulc in Pam Dr Samuel Broder.lh1c:fof1hc 1 ltntl.tl onrnlog) program of the \ia11nn:il < ann·r lns111u1c 1n tkthl·,d.1 M d . said i,e' era I drug'> - mdud1ng the Frc:nLh drug -lan redulc the amount of .\IDS "1ru'> 1n the bluud~tream uf patient!. but l·annot t:unc,t\ll'ntl) 1mpnl\e 1hc1r health Tr '"t r ,,. "' "' 1t;flr1 r s It.; nt~o 1r-. ~11,., <...r,.,,,t" c .• fl)r m.; ,,(!,.(, r f q .... "" 4nfj "'"'~' PAn< F ,,.,. 1" c '•"'' -r.,, •a 1 •Ptr11tr " tr di ,., c,ro..,,.m•r.'~ •"l~rfl'Or t'• ,,.pt f'Q ... ,.,. ... ,a,.,... C.or 1...,,....,n '"" 1,.. rs t '' ~~ n tluS "'P LOr'11,,.~ *'"fafP n EI POI rq l'•>rl'lrorr 1)11 011 ')•I r Qhl~ rn1rf'r8I~ rr ,. ,.,~, 110• •:<. "Alu•a 011~, gnrs entl "H ,.. '11flro<:1110 in\ bv w~.a•\o.-,,fl!r """'., 111nflwn \;!"'"' P•rne1 ~"'~"' ;ind all pr')rl.Jrl~ dt>r 11•0 '"""•fro,.., w11r.nu1 ""rJwev"lr 1ne r19nt I() d• I m11'P 91ore l'lP''''" aod (,P"I• 811' lhrovgl\ '"" 5•J' lllC" or l~A JPC11'r '/lO l"'f'I 1)1 !I 11 \111>,udar ... 1 '111<l l&nd 11' '"''"'"'"'<l 1r> OMrO trom 11\8 I••,,_. Cr,.-,p8nt " M•ct •OAr Cl)q, r,tt on rtJCO•dflld "" Boo~ l:ll):>O Pa<t" 1000 o r (J•t c al R..,. o•d\ A '1 e•tf'~·t•1 r; "'"''•trotn 11 I ""~'"' • or., ,,,,.,,,fir '" ' ,.,.r... ' gr'" ,,,_. 011 i, 1v11jt.uJ r10~flvP' H11-1t f'1e ,,., ,,,,..fJ ~ u'1M~ rna1 cr~dn t. 11f 111 ri1 1n, r1fJrftOr f'lf lhP ,,, ' ,r 11.i fJ J'' 1 ')f'r:vred fl,., I ••\ t; 1r ~ Jdfi • '" th~ ·'1bh OAf ,,,,_,, •to• rtru ·.,~<.; Jr-=-rJ o.., Ho~ tr1 y•• ,Afflt1 Ar rflorlt'-'~ur , • ., ut 1 f r "'~ A.cr~ ... fT\Pf\f T~a i$~•P n'\ft.-r~ f I f' ~ r'f"f f PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING lllDS Notice is hereby given lhel 11>e Board of Tr1;stees of Ille Coast Comm1;ntty College 01s1roc1 or Orange Couoty. C.a11forn1a wilt receive seal- PUBLIC NOTICE ~•da~1d151 ~ t~ ~YI ~~n1~~~r PlellC NOTICE f>tllllC NOTIC£ I .A ..rgust 5 at lhe P1;rchllsmg SUMMONS qullar au tol•rto, tu dl~ro -----------D .. oartment ot sa10 college ... doing Ousoness as d ~·••C:I located al 1310 (CITACIOH JUDICIAL) y OllH CO H I d e a u CINNAMON CORNERS Adams Avenye Costa I NOTICE TO DEFENDANT pt09ledad t in avl10 edl· 36Q E 17th Street 7 MP~3 Callforn111 Bl whltll (AVllO 9 ACIJSldOI LARRY clonal por p1rt• d• I• corl•. Cosla Mesa C..A 92827 1,,,.. .. sa•d bids will be PIJb· LEE JACKSON and DOES 1 bit ten otroe requlettoe Donald P K1lkt1r 10211 , • "''f opened and reed for to t0o E ·~~le• Puede que ueted Wembley Circle we~I CHARTER BUS SERVICE Y U AR BEINC. SUED qu,..ra llamet a un ebogado m1Mter CA 9?683 ~(JR ST JOENT ANO COM· BY PLAINTIFF CA Ud le est a lnmedlat•m•nla. SI no con--Keren M Kllket 10'111 MUNITY SERVICE TRIPS demandanoot CITY OF,oc:•. IJn l bogedo, puede WPmbley Circle Weal COA!> • COMMUNITY COL COSTA MESA llam1r • Yn Mrvlclo de ref· m1oster CA 92683 l fGf DISTRICT Vou ti.we 30 CALENDAR ere ncle de abogedoe o I Tll1S b1JS1nan 11 con· Ai 0105 ar• 10 oe in ac DA YI a Har lhl1 eummon1 uni oflclna d• ay1Jd1 legal c11;cled by nyst>And 11nd wlff' ·vo<1nce ,.,,111 tile Bid Oocu la H r1ted on JOU to Hie a (H• •I dlre etorlo lele· OoMld P KlikAr K11ren M ....,,.,,,~ wnicl\ are now In Ille trr.wrlllen rHponH et tonlco) Kilker IA 1 1"'0 'flly Oe •ecYred 1,, the th • cour1 CaN No 70781 fllit ,1111e1M1nl was hied C ollart \aid H ud~on rl'I r1 'cd hun- dreds of telegrams and phone callc; lrom wdl-~1shcr'> Thur\da" "Mr llud~on Jo,·<on't han· an~· family ahH' fhank < 1od hl· ha'> a lot of fnendi, • i,h1· c,a1d PU8LIC NOTICE FICTITIOUI BUSINESS NAME I TATlMENT The lollowlng pe1aons are doing bus1neu a. OAT A MAN AGEMENT ENTERPRISES 203 N Rob Wey Anellalm CA 92801 Oav1d C Wetrauch 203 N Rob Way Anlhelm CA ~2801 C1r01 A w1111vch. 203 N Rob W1y Anaheim CA 0?801 PtllllC NOTICE rn1s business is con ducted by llusband and wile Dave C Wallavch Tn1!1 5tatement wn fifed w•th Ille County Cle<k ol Or enge co .. nty on Jyrie 27 19&5 n7tMa Pubhslle<l Or1nge Cout Cally Pilot Jyly 26 Aygusl 2 9 16 198!> ?ll·c • 01 tnf' 01recror 01 A lellar or phone call wilt Tile oame and eddre~s ol with'"" Co1;nly u,.,~ ot Or Purches•nq of '8id COiiege not plOltel JOU; JOUr type-tttfl court 1' IEI nombre y 11nge County r.ir )vly 16 _ di\lricl written rH ponH mu11 be d11eccion Ce 111 cortfl M ) 19&5 PUBLIC NOTICE Eacl\ Oidoer must submti In proper legal form It you MUNICIPAL COIJRT OF Tiiie Orde1 No 1"°5385, will'! ht~ b•d 8 c eshler 5 w•nl the court to hear yo.ir CAL ll"ORNIA COUNTY OF TruatH Sele Ho 2692·1; tllec~ certtl•ed check or ceet ORANGE Ort1nge County CompYter Ralarenca b•ddt!r sb(Jnomaot1payable It rou do nol tllt rou1 H11r1>or Judicial Dl•tr1ct 01 150e·011 1 'to IM order nf 1118 Coatt rHponH on time, you mey 460 I Jamboree Blvd $u1te F21130I Publ1\hed Oreog11 CoHI D111ly P11111 J111y 19. ,e, A11g11~1 'i 11 llll\S r 1111 NOTICE OF I CommuMy Colleg!I OlltrlCl toee the oaH, and your 10 I Newpott Beach \.1111 TRUS TEE'S SALE Board 01 Trvstees '" an wegee, mon•J i nd prop-fornia 92860 IOlJ AR[ IN Of FAULT amouot not less tllan five e rly ma y be laken without Th• name add1es11 And -----------1Jr~O£ R A DEED OF "RuS r I percent 15,, 1 of tnt1 aum bid further warning "°"' the telephone number ot plain PUBLIC NOTICE DATED J 22 8? UNLESS IS 8 guare;tee tllat Ille Old· court 1111'1 a1101ney or pla1nllll ----------- tOU T AKF AC Tlr.>N TO der will enter into lht! T.,.,.. are other legal r .. wlll>Oul 1n ettorney IS ([I K·ltll7 PROTEC 'f'OUR PROP proposed ContraCI 11 Ille qutramenl1 Yov m•r want nombre 11 dlreccton yet nu FICTITIOUS S UllNllt tqr( IT MA• BE SOlO AT leame 11 ewardect 10 l\lm In lo cell 1111 ellorney rtohl mero de lalefono del NAMI ITATEMENT A PUB~ 1c SALE IF YOU lhe event 01 1111.,,,8 10 enter -•r If JOU do Ml known •flOO•do d_. dem1od•nt11 o Tl\t lollowing P«~• ••• NEED AN O'PLANAT10N1,nto ,.,,,,, contract th•i •"•ttorn.r .roumareell •n d•I c;temandante que no domQ_buttneu" Of Tti[ ·~AT URE OF THE proc~ot olllle cllecl<•lllbe attomerr...,11I Nt°fle•or 11anc• ebo gado as i OSVORIHITH II 1"00 PROC.F'.H>•NGS AGAINST t0tleite<1 or 111 '"" caM 011 a legel etd otnce (ll1ted In THOMAS C WOOD City Al· Bristol Slr .. t Suit!' MO f0U YQlJ SHOULD CON bond tllfll full 1um thefeot the phone boot!) IOtney ELEANOR M FREV Cotta Men CA 926211 I !ACT A LAW'l'ER .. ,, b4I lotfelled to Hid COi ~· 6e que le en-AHllllnt City Allo1ney OSL S.Mct Compin Or I.! 2185 111 10 00 AM lf'g• dittnct lr-etlMtfl M ia clteeloft Iv-CITY Or COSTA ME~A 77 2179 l l llltll Forfttl Drive f 1 J '1fCLOSUPC CONSULT No bidder '"'l' wtthdre ... dki.t ueted tien. un p4aa• F11r Dr•ve Cost• Mesa C.A I To 0 CA 92830 1 AN T<\ t..,C. as t•t> 01;1y 8P· nit bid t0< 1 pertOd for forty de *O DIAi CALINOA"IOS 0282617,.1 7S4 S309 Oon~llue Scllrtber l200 PO•' •t1d r11,\IM uod11• i'lntl 1,..,,. 14-,1 d•yt ll!rer tl\4 dt tt p e r a p reeeftt u 11n a DATf IFt':hll APR 04 B tllol SttMt SUll MO ""''""r 1 10 0-d of T•u\I ~•tor thio opening tll11<11QI rH l)4Mtla aecr1te • """ t99s ~tie MeH CA 92e2e f' O"d•n on J J 1 II' u T'1• Bo.-rd 01 Tr1;~tfl4tt ,. qulna an "'• cotte J Pelar1on Clerll, b)' Tllrt Ou••nt" 1• con DOCYl'I"•"' no 87 110119 01 ,.,.,et 1114 p•rv•t..g• or rai«I Una can a o UNI MemMI l.url• lpencer, DefMitJ C1;ct'WI nv 1 o-n.,11 peir 011.~ 1 ~"tord• 1n ,.,,. ort.c• .ng ,,,., Ind 311 bid• or to telefonlca no te of'-Ceft PuDlt1"80 O••nr Coat! '141f•hrp ' tr " (.ov,.r1 R• Of,,.,. ~fl<.O'd-.. C!f 0•1not1 w11veanylfregul1rll1t1t0t1n PfOlec:clcHI, •u r~I• Deily Pi•ni 1"11 1 111 28 Oooa hv• Sc1111n1111 C." • tl" r '1111Cl C rn1, Courir) C11•10"''" ll•t'f.ulf'd l0<ma111tes '" eny b•d or 1n ..crlt• • mequlna lien. que I AYQU•f ' t~t'IS C1>ar1men of Ille 801,d !_, .. , , 1, ,.1•1• ,,. 1,,11, 1 b~ C••EST rn t T OLSf)N 1," b•Od•no I c 11mpttr c on I at for 1 r •64 fhit llllem•ml wet Med '"'fl<·O' 1' \ '" 1wr r,n Int .l'~D lJl4MARRlf (l MAtl AC-. Lfl A •TIVINI, Vice ma I Id ad et I e Ii I at wtth t,,. County Ci.rk Of Or r: tJ ,... n ,,., P ,.., '" ':.i AN IJNOtv1rir (J n,.r Chancttlor. ~•1ne.a Af· 1 •P'~•• •I ut ltd qui.ff PU8UC NOTIC£ •"04' Cnun1v Of1 July I 10H .... I " f<nn IA '" i •o• "AL r tlf f R r c; ! iH~ 0 I telra. COH I Communu~ q~ •• Cort• •.CueM 941 f2'02SI l~•A •nfl "r"(; ·~•d "' JERRY I EONA AD llNO Co1teoeOl1lr1Ct CH O K-ltaee f'uhh•h•d Or itng. Co1a1 .. ~' ~ p ' .. f •• r11 n t"' i:. F l".I NA !In P111'lh,Md OritnQ• Cout I " llt ltd no !""•"'' •u : ,ICTITIOUI •UllN •• 0•11ly Piiot h1ly 11 111 211 1\ TR J!\TH • f THf l~Rr1 " 1'>1111y P,ir,1 July 1!1 ?fl 1118~ reipuet la a llempo, puede l NAMf ITATIMINT Auou•I ) 111!1'> Lr nt~•RD M<(I I C)I<; r I ~ 166 j perd•f at CH O,' .. ~fl The rrillnw1no CWl•ton\ •r• f 162 I Nl(;IH)IA'iON lz(·n<1 B N11·holson, a r~td(•nl of NPwport Bl•arh <11nc•1• I !Hi4 Pa1'Sl..0 9W<•Y .July <M. t 9Hf1 A lonf( 11mr nW.llON of 1 hl' Santa M<in1u1 S< hool t>is lfu l "'h£>r<· sh£> work t• d a 'I u Suh11111u11• TPnrlw r , St« tt l.lr) and A-c.•11" l'nr111pt1I Su1v1v1•d hv Mr (.'ur11, N1C'h11l11on , Mr & Mn R1 h tird N1C'h11lvu1 Mc-s&. C hr "itc·p l(r. Mtc·h.11•1 l' (I U ' I n &ut111 "h'r t 011\1 n I ti hru rlo\\rf<, r.1m1ly hi. rt"(jllf '<lt·d dnn.1tmno; to rt11 An11111.1n ('.111t11 S o11 1t\ ll.11tu1r l..1 .... 11 Mt Ohve Mortuary, U1 ret:tor" MU 8554 PIE RCE 8ROTHEAS BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 1 tO Broadw ay Cosla Mes• 642-91~0 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PAAK <..emetery • Mor1u11ry ChApel • Crem11ory 3500 Pac111c v~ Or1v.- Nr•wp»r1 Be1cti 644 ?700 HAABOA·LAWH· MT OLIVI Mortuary • CemetH-, Crematory 1()2!1 OitlAI AVf• C..Ostll M")•l r,40 !J~!>~ c ' I. NOW ONLY MINUTES AWAY e NE Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT /Friday. July 2e. 1985 813 ac HOME 20 MINUTES DISCOVER THE '85 BMW YOU PICK T .HE MODEL AND COLOR WE MAKE IT E SY • 0 A.P.R. 0 AVAILABLE ON SELECT MODELS FINANCING O.A.C. ZERO DOWN "0" DOWN LEASE EFFECTIVE SAVINGS! "0" DOWN 100°/o FINANCING PROVEN LOW INTEREST RATE Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. July 26. 1985 ON OVER 450 VEHICLES e 41 SPRINTS e 60 CAMAROS e 50 CELEBRITYS e 101 S-10 BLAZERS e 34 CAPRICE/IMPALA e 7 CORVETTES e 28 CHEVETIES e 26 S-10 PICKUPS e 21 EL CAMINOS e 12 1 /2 TON PICKUPS e 10 3/4 TON PICKUPS e 7 1 TON TRUCKS e 8 ASTRO VANS & CONVER e 3 SUBURBANS e 3 FULL SIZE BLAZERS PARTIAL LISTING OVER 550 IN STOCK Fac1o"f nvot<:.e w11nou1 19d1.1c11ng factory hOldback "<:C"' ,,.~ •<1tlO"f toca aovetl semenl & gel •I! av AO<led opttons elf!ra In ~100 •ll"K: es Where the Santa Ana & San Diego Fwys. Meet IRVINE AUTO CENTER 768·7222 ,,,.... ................... ~~--~-~ .... .. --"'...._ 111. Auto. Air AM FM Cassette 1985 HONDA CIVIC Auto. Air AM FM Cassene Auto & Truck Leasing Since 1958 SANTA ANA AUTO CENTER MAIN & WARNER 850·1711 1985 TOYOTA TERCEL -~ ......................................... ..----.. ....... ....-..--_.....---~----'----~~-----·------. ·- Rams ·to deal Sully? S a fety de ma nds tra de; Di ck e rson h oldou t 'likely' hon-~ull}, the Rams' spenal- team'i t·.tptain. apparent!} will oc tradcd or released at h1<, request, Coach John Robinson \a1d Thursdav. Sull}. a ~1\·)ear 'ctcran has asked to be traded to a team whac he might get some pla~tng llmt· othl'r than on special team'> Ht' ha'> been a rco;cne safety for the Ram<, ··We'll haH' an annuuneemcnt 'iOOn." Robinson \did ··Mc\ a tine pla}er I'd like 10 h•t:p tum. but 11 he\ unhapp) 11'!> Oc\I to let him go" The R.ims -would like 10 makl· a trade rather than put 'iully on wa1\'ers .. Bcl'ausc ot our depth an the secondal'). we feel he\ a role pla}er." Robinson sail.I ··But -we resixlt him and we'd lake 10 help him "The hec;t ""a' would he 10 trade him. Thal ""a'r. he'll gt•t a l'hance with a team that's" 1n11:re\ted 1n h1~ ~a v1ce5" In other news. Jatk Rodn. one of f:nc D1d.cr<,on·s tinanc1al ad' asors. said a dcns1on on wht'tlwr the Rams· star running bad. will tx-a holdout trom camp "'II be made Monda> morning. Veterans ha\C a deadline ot 3 p.m \fonda~ to repon. or he fined D1cker'>on want\ an e\\ens1on to his four-\ ear c:ontrat·t. "h1L'h runs out after the I Ytso sea-;on So far. the Rams have ignored the demand. "Thl· Ramc; ha'e made no attempt to contall u\." Rodn said "There'<, no use in t..1dd1ng our<,ehes ~ holdout \Ccm~ llt..ch .. Toronto '• Tony Fernandez grimaces while being tacaed out at the plate by Angel Daily Pilat fRIOAY JULY 26 1985 McEnroe refu••• to realgn from London'• OuHn'a Club. C2. Wimbledon champ Becker brHzea to U.S. Clay Court victory. C3. AP wlrephoto catcher Jerry Nanon. The Blue Jays didn't need the run in 7 -0 triumph. Mauch: S tieb best in w or ld Toronto pitcher has no trouble bla nking Angels 111k11\.t11 •-'!'I -Tht:rt are ti m ' "h D..i' l' \t1t:b pro babl) rcgrt l' h" tr~1m1t1on lrum uutlidder tu p1td1l·r \nd 1hal· clrl umn '.1.hl!'n upp<1\111~ pl 1>cr'> abo "'"h ht: hdd ne' l'r m.1J1 1 ht: l hangc: l ..1'1 \.1 .r Ja\ 1.1.ht:n \11eb "a~ taggl·J 1 •• , hits b) the Oalland °' ·, 1 n a ~ I '' .• 1ne of tho'><' 11 mt') "'h<"n the l 1r 1111. Blue Ja\\ ngh1-handl!'r mu~t h,I\ t' ·..1ml·d for tht: rcla11' l' f)l.'<lll" 1•1lhl'11utfidd \loht:re hr plciwd "hill: 11111 1111l hing in rnllt:gt' On I h1J1\UJ\ n1gh1 aht:r ..1 ~\t'n· hit ,1111: .. 111 ..1nJ "-U '1t1on again\\ \ngd' II \\J\ thl' .\ngt:I\ '-"hO l.\erl' "'1\h1ng \11l·h \l.J\ \till running under th h..111, r 1thc:r th..1n 1hro'.l.1ng IJ\lh..ill' lln>t t;ooJ "'a' \tu~h 1 '"I 1HlI1t11nl. JO\Ont: 1n lht• '.1.Urld '' J\ ~· 11J ·" hl· 1, .~ ~ngl'I'> \lana~er ( il·ni: \l,1 1d1 \.lid ··~k I\ good \\ 1 "' ,,. 11u1p1khed tonight It' l h..i l ' n p 11 1 \ ~ 1, v.hu hJd ""n \l' t:n 1)1 lhl'll l\t 1 .?.iml'' ht>adtn~ 1n111 thl' 11r't I :11ur.!,1111<, "'1th T 11r11nt11 v.1:rt: .1h11 11u1h11 14 • l hl Hlu1· l,1 \' p11undl'd 11ul ntni: ot thl'l l hq, II l'11• h.1ttlt: ol JI\ l~ll)n 1l'.1Jl'f' I ir •1\ Jr'> n lht ltr\l lour n n~' .ti:.Jtll' \ngd' ngh t hJnJtr \lii...1 \\11t \ \\h<1hJJ'.l.\1ntl\1."lnJ '"'' .ind "' 11! hi\ 1 ... ..,, \l'' t'n \\ 11h the 'll lc>f\ the J.i\' l'l\tl.'ndt:d llw 1 l1·.1J "l'f thl· '>t'uind-place "le" ' •rt. 'I .in~e''' 111 li1l'. gaml"\ 1n the \11w11l.1n l t•..igut' ~J'I Thl' ~ngels k .i,! .... 111'·" l 11\ h' "' 1n the "'est I k Wl llll'll t11 hJ' l' 1r11uhk gl'tllng To1J.J611t'• Game A,..._ (Lugo 3-2) at Toronto (Claney 6-C). Time: 4:30 p m. TV: None. Radio: KMPC (710) h1\ breaking ball 1n lht' \tnlu· 111m• and ht: "as getting behind hlttt·r.., I uronlo first baM:man \\ 1lhl· I ri· -.ha"' said ot \\ill ·Ht: had to l o ml· in "'1th \lnles and "'e "t're l11ul.1ng tor 1hr IJ<;tball · l P'ha'-" Oama'o ( 1.trt 1a .ind L lli\d \11o~b' ealh strol..t'd t"" h1l\ ..ind dro'l' in t"'o runs lll g1\( \t h \ome breathing room v.h11t h v.ort..ed ht'> arm 1n10 shaix '"I realh wa~n·1 read\ "'ht•n the gaml' !>tantd and I hadn t e\t•n thri1v.n a slider or a c:hangc:-up in ''armup ·· St1eh \aid "~h arm U\t d1Jn 1 ti.-d real good .. I figured 11 I could get b' the ltr\t le" innings I'd be all nght ht ..iJdeJ I v.a~ able to throv. the ball "hl·1 t I "Jntt•J t"arl) 1n the game l''>P\.•t 1.1lh on tht' 1n)1de turner·· '°lllt:b no-hit tht' .\ngeh through lour inning!> bl:lore Doug l>d nll''> llpcned lht: tilth v.1th .1 "inttk to kit but Rod ( arew thc:n grnundnl into the \econd ot four d11uhk pl..1" e \Clu1ed b' thl' Ja" It JU\t l!',lit'\ \\1 \h111.\ "'hat ,1 htlll' Jl'lt n't' and .., .. mt run' "'111 do 111r 'uu ..aid \11eb "ho ra1'>t:d ht'> rc.'Lllfd to 1r1-ti and lower<"d hi\ k ..igul' lt"ading l'arncJ-run a'eragc: t11 I"'' tnim 2 Oti · V. l" had some t1ml"h hit' "llh 11.1.11 11ul\ .ind lhl' l11ur J11uhk pla" tell ~ ou a lot .. 'it1eh nm~ 1\ halt"a' tlmard' hi'> )l.llJ 111 v.1nn 1n11 20 jitames th '""-'J'un CdM's Skeie: An athlete for all s easons Sea Kings· gr adua te s wim. track s ta ndout By BRIAN UNDERWOOD Dally l'tlol Con.._-..t ~t onl' 11me. 11 wa\ not unu~ual 10 c;pot an article in the local m:wspapcr about a high school ~uixrstar who lettered 1n a spon ever) fall. w1n1t•r and spnng. with a bn ght collegt' tareer in an) one ul them un the hon10n. The'>L' \ame athktt''> t> p1call) were'"' olved 1n mult1rlt> '>chool at11•.i11cs. got goo<l grades. were among the mo'>I popular 1n their class. selected 10 the homt'Lom1ng coun and so on. fhc} were the pro\ crhial .\ll -·\mcm~n ho) 11r girl In the agl' 111 .1thkt1r 'fll·u,1l11a1wn thl\ brand of '>POrt\man \\. holar .tntl .ill-.iruunJ mtc perc;on J o,l•n't u1ml' tllgl·thl·r too oftl'n But ltltc thl' old ( llt3 ( olJ lormula some things v.111 ah~a}' hc, l'\Cn 11 .1h,l·n1 tor a short lime. StaC<'Y \I.ell' .1 I une graJuatt' ol ( orona Jcl Mar Htgh. rrprr'l"lll\ the m1~\111g lint.. 1v 1h11\t" glon da) ~ tilled "11h thrl't'·'>pon lettl'rml·n and 'ast porulJrtl\. e-arning n1nl· \Jr\ll\ letter-; and \JntlU\ other J1.1.11l.11k' through out her prep 'l'ar\ But kttt·nng JnJ \tarring 111 ..i sport arl' entirely d1 fferl·n1 th1np.~. l''lf)l.'UJll' when t"o of them 0' crlap 1111 "'~· \1mul1.1111.·11u'h Dunng hL'r hnlltant LJrt'l'r JI ( tl~I 'il..rn: "'a' '>l'.lel tnl lhl' !\lost\ .ilu.ahlc l'la,cr lor thl· g.1rh· 1. ru.,, 1.ountf) lc.'301 J\ .1 lrl·,hm..in 1un111r ..inJ ... en111r .ind "3' at...l• 1.Jflla1n her tin.II 1"11 \l'Jr\ \\ l11·n I ".i' ,t.1111)1 hoth '"'1mm1nt1-JnJ lr.1 " I 11.1' ''' 1n1111111g 111 th1.· m11rn1ni,! .ind runrunl! lr,11. 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A LO~ \'JC 1Fl f~ (AP) -On\' "•" or anothl'I Pl·dro ( 1ut•rrt•ro gl'I) on h.l't' \nd when hl' don. thlrlgll gt•rwrall) hapix·n tor lhl' I m i\ nsl'lt'' Dodgt·r' f ('n llflll'' 111 oi IOW tn ht\ 13\l lhrt'l' l!•lml'\ hl' h,I\ r\'Jthl•d ha\C tnl lulling the 2lnd honw run o l thl' \t'.1\nn hl' \lll&8Cd Thu~a\ n1gh1 in 1h1' l>mlgt•r,· " l '1llnr) 1ner lhl' ( hit ;igo ( 11h\ D11rin1' < 111errl·in\ .. 1reali.. he ha' al'o had 1~0 duuhk'> two \lll~lc~ four '-"ulk\ .rntl gotten hit h) a rrtt h and 'c' en time' ht• h.1, \lOrl'lf c 1Ul'1tt•r 11 l1't11h 1lw 11.J,111r1nal I l·agul' in 1111 h3\l' (X'ru·nt.ltl.l' .irtd hi'·~ No I 1n .. tugging pern:nl.tl'-1' ,,, \\\'II ·r111 .1J..1.· rm \\,tit..'· hr ""d "\\ lonii ... , I lh't tll\ .111d II d111 \n°t rn.llll'f ho" \\t' h,I\ l' .1 •• Tonlgbt'• Game Chicago Cubs (Ruthven 4·61 at Dodger• (Reuss 7-6) Time: 5.20 p m TV: Channel 4 Radio KABC (790) chanlt' to ~llrl' 11111' ·1 Ir) Ill he p.ltllfll JI llw pl.tit' ,1nd hit Ill\ pitt h I'm ttlaJ thl' IJ."" hditnd nh' .111· 'tart111tt to h11 C 1Ul'rrt•rn«, h1111w 11111 hi\ 111'1 \trl\'' luh 111 V•hl'O ht• th rt'\\ 11111 hi\ h.11 I.. h1t1111tt .1 llllllll'I Ill P111,h1irgh 111d thl' \lllll' 1-1 Ill thl." to1111h 1nnin11. \1.tr1.in11 1>11nl.111·, 1n11l'ld \lllttk \\1lll'1I 'ill'\l' ) \'Ji,!t'I h11m lhlld Ill llll Ii II h I • l\ \ nrt•k\ \l"IH l'd t \\ 11 ll IH .11 nnl 11111 \ Ill ,lhc \l\th .1111 put the tt•lllH' ·'"·" ""h .1 1h1l·1· 1 un ,l., l'lllh l h1· '11. hll\ lht llo .. lil'" third \lr.11glt1,1n,t lht'll I 2lh ti lhl I l.1,1 l' tt•tllh\ \11tll'h ·' \\tlh the \a1 ll1qJn P.1drn l1llh "" ""'''\' lo\\ -11nrn" n l I n' \nttl'll'' k.1d n 1h,· Nat111n,1l l ,·,111.111.· \\t·\t 111 '' tt•lflll'' < h11.111•' tell .,, !;ti.1111~' h.11 t.. "' th1 I'"' I rmapJ.1 \ .1knllld.1 I~ 'I "'on h" l1llh 111 ,1 ro1.1. <11hl \\ \l"tllh 111 l'ttthl dn1\111ll\ 1\111 I \\J\ J $I 1~1t' T hl' Ii 11-h.indn v..1tt..nt .1 1 .urn t1111h t l>thl hJl\l'f\ lllh Olllfl' lh.in ht v.,111..l"ll 111ht\111111 prn 11111' ''·" l' .111 11.irnpkll 11.11111 '11. 111111•, 111111h1r11'd 1\111 ,,,\,ttdwr \ll \l '1 1.1111·1 lhlll•I I k ii.t.k th1 p1t1 hn "I 1. r 111. la 1d ti 1 Yo u don 't \ .1h ll/ih l,1 '11.! h, h II 11111' ,111d h.td Ill \ \p1.in.1t11•11 "'' 1111 •. .ii.., It ,1h1·fi1'. t11111 I,, h.11L11111111lp11•hl1111• 111..1. 1h.1l lh """ llt1lll\\,l$11h ld h ,:11.111•' ti! 11111\ \ .1kn1111•l.1, 11111. , 111 111tw, 1i:t11h '' twn !111 < "''I d 111, "·"'' 1, 1lhl'1h11d' 1 .ind 1.11 thl th 111111111' th.' 11 ti lh1111 h1.11kd \\ t 1\11111 \\IJlh 111111111(' b11l \\1 , 1111ld11 Ir• I lh1 h ~ htl lll••,1111 d l1m I 11'\ fl11• l II'' 111.Ul.l!'l'I I 1. \\ "t ''"! Ill I' till' ~.lllh t•1 1111111111. ll.11l,1 1\\1 1hl11f,I l'lll't: I I ll\lh.1-..• Ill lhl I~ ll••lll ,,, lh1 \ I <h \\ th ll\tl """ .11111 "' '"· ,,)\ I 11 1.i. I~ .. \ l.111.111 •• I >111h .Il l "·" ,,,11, ,J \.lh ,., hi\ ,111\\ 111111. hi \li.111 I " "' ,t 111111, '" 1111-' 111111111.l.th d I r. '·' " • Stacey Skete Owners say no to TV deznands by players NEW YORK (AP) -Owners Wlll not SYbmit to player demands for one-third of baseball's network television revenue. management's chief bargainer said while rejecting union charges that he was trying deliberately to stall labor talks ·w e will compromise. but not one-third," lee MacPhail, presi- dent of the owners' Player Rela- tions Committee, said Thursday "'There's no way that's feasible · Another bargaining session was scheduled for today, but there was no indication that either side ex- pected any progress. On Thursday. the two srdes met for the fourth straight day In the face of an Aug 6 strike deadhne. The union charge of management st alling arose after the PRC resub- m itted, In tormat contract language, a proposal to change procedures for salary arbitration. Union head Don Fehr cited "the fact that they made this proposal at this late date. when we're trying to put provocative proposals behind us. · to Indicate management was not negotiating seriousty "If the owners intend to avoid a confrontation. they d better do something ·about it.' Fehr said ·so fat, It looks like thars what they're trying to do. though " Fehr said he was disturbed but not surprised. 'given the way negotl•tlons have gone It appears they don't want to reach an agreement that's all " While the union still awaits a management propos.l on the pen- sion issue, owners resubmitted a proposal on Thur9day celling for stgn1ftcant gtve-backs In salary arbitration Currently, any player with two full years of servloe may &Obmlt a salary dispute to an Impartial arbltrator The ownera' proposal wouk:J increase the minimum ellglb1llty period to three y ara In 6ddltlon an arbitrator woutdn 1 be Alklwed to conlkter for comp111t0n e1ther lhe salar of free agents or thoM ot ptay who s.gn.ci contracts 1n the current year Another point In the ownera · proposal would llmlt an arbitrator·-. ward lo ·1o •ble the play ~ur- , nt aal ,...,, • • .. C2 Raiders cut ex-Express star Boddie OXNARD -Running back Tony Bodcfte, a on.lime star with the LOI A,nQtllet Expreta of the Unit~ St.at• Football League. wu cut Thunday by the Los Angefel RMSer'I of the National Football l.elgue. Boddie, who had just finished hlS third USFL campaign before r• portfng u a free ,.gent with the Raiders, wat among 11 players ,....aMd by the cfub a day before vetwan1 arr~ In training camp. Boddie, 25, from Montana State, was the only •·name" playe< among thoee released Thursday. Al90 cut were running back Courtney Griffin (Arizona); tight end Greg Rutter (Falrlefgh Otcklnton): ottensJve linemen Rex Burn~ham (BYU), Randy Nor- velle yomlng), Mart< Palyo (AJch- mon ) and Steve Wahl (Cal Poty- San Lule Obispo), and defen91ve linemen Elton Cummings (Hou .... ton), Ralph Darnell (TexH), Loremo King (Alcofn State) and MattheW Teague (Prairie View). With about three dozen veterans due In camp Thursday night, that left the Raiders at about 100 ptayer1, the team said. Coach Tom Flores aald he ex- pect~ no reporting prot>Mme from the veterans, "although you never know." McEnroe won't resign from club He denies Queen ·s Club request. says i t's unwarranted Pll fSBURC..H (AP) -Tennis star John McEnroe. asked to re-.1gn from London' presugiou~ Quren'!I Club following a complaint about his behavior, said he won't rehnqu1sh his membership and considers the re- quest unwarranted. "Lcl them do the things that the) feel is necessary. It's not something I'm going to lose a whole lot of sleep over," McEnroe. the world's No I· ranked player, said at a press con· feren ce before handing out visors and sweatbands to young patients 1n Pittsburgh's Children's Hospital McEnroe. dressed in a white warm- up suit and fashionable red and black basketball shoes. played an exh1· b1t1on Thursda} night against Vnas Gerula111s 10 benefit the hospital He was to team up later in the evening with girlfriend Tatum O'Neal in a celebnt)' doubles match against Gerula1t1s and a local telev1\1on personality. The 26-vear-old New Yorker. whose clashes with officialdom ha'e blemished an otherwise oi,tstanding career. cntic1zed the decision to ellpel him from the 99-year-old West Lon- don club tf he did not offer his resignation. to them trrp()ner'>)" "Let'~ put ll th ts wa). I'm aJad 14 1n Amcnca. That's about the c thing I <:an ~Y about that," he ~1 McEnroe. who has bten an hor ary member for three year$, was ~ubJeCt of a complaint by fel a Qucen's Club membc~ who clain he used abusive language when asl to vacate a prac11ce court dunng Wimbledon champ1onsh1ps. Jonathan Ed wards. scc~tary ol eJ.clus1ve club, which each year he a $250.000 grass court toumam two weeks btfore Wimbledon. ~ the complaint was that McEnr()( t used "unprintable" language wt asked to lea\e u court he should 1 ha"e been on "As a result of the inc1den1 members who suffered this '-Cr abuse wrote to complain to 1 committee." said Edwards. "L night we had our normal commit meeung and this matter was on 1 agenda. The result of our dehbe t10ns was to ask McEnroe to res1gr Edwards said McEnroe has month to consider the mailer and he doe<> not resign his name will crossed oO the membership fist oft club. which next year celebrate'i cen tenary. "We would hope Mr McEnr would do the honorahlc thing a. resign." he said Eartler. the RaJdera re•e 1 Md two klcken -Vince Garmache of cal State Futterton and MJcheel Ward from Glendale Junk>< Coffege. Bad day for Padres Willie McGee takee away homer from Grata Nettlee (left) and Pad.re relief pitcher RJcli 0oua&e •muhee bat with hla foot after allowt.JlC five run• lD 9 -6 lou to Cuba. "( don't think people even know what the Queen's Club membership 1s. much less care about it here," he said. "It kind of makes me angry that people ask about it. People don't even knov. what it 1\ lt'sJuSt another stor) Among the members who co1 plained was the wife of a former cl1 chairman. Sheila Boden. Her hl band, Ivar, who was on the comm tee that called for McEnroe to res1g ~1d his wife and another woman h; booked the court and allow. McEnroe several more minutes play. SPORTS BREAK Lasorda wasn't blue over teani's lackluster start From AP dispatches LOS .\NGELES -Tht lirst-place standing oft he Los Angeles Dodger\ in the Nauonal League West surpnsec, a lot of people. Not. howe,,er. their ever-opt1m1s11c manager. Tom Lasorda. The hght·hitting. error-prone Dodgers finished fourth 1 n the NL Wec;t last }car v.1th a 79-83 record and it was generally figured that the> wouldn't lin1\h much higher 1n 1985 ..\<; "1a\ turned into June that figuring held up as thl' ballclub wa\ struggling along at 23-24. Hov.e\er Lasorda \.\ho alv.a)S finds the g.las~ half full rather than half empt~. ncH·r ga .. e up hope .\nd his op11m1\m has paid off. at least up to nov. "I could alwa)s <,ee rhc light at the end of the tunnel·· the __ _____.. ebullient manager said the other Laaorda da) "'I was d1!.Couraged h~ some things. hkc v.e were leaving too man~ runner-; on base but there v.asn't an) doubt 1n m) mind I lc:pt telhng these gu) <, the~ wcrl' better ballpla)ers than the) had shov.n "When we were struggling. the~ nncr complained or blamed an" bod" but themscl .. es The\ lost together and now the)"rc winning together "Their a1111ude was always good The enthus1a<,m was always there That's the thing I'm proude'it of Thl·~ fear no opponent but respect them all · The Dodgers dropped a 4-2. I I-inning decision to Montreal on June I to fall to 23-25 Howe,, er. the} are J 1-14 since then o .. era I I. Los A. ngeles is 54-39 and ha\ a J .-game lead O"er San Diego 1n the :--IL 'W c<;t The Dodgers· turnaround coincided with thl' sv.1tlh of Pedro Guerrero from third ba..c to the outfield. a mo"e made June I · I think the big thing v.a'i when we put (Juerrern 1n the outfield " said Lasorda of the Los .\ngcles <,lugger v.hoblasted J5homersinJuneaftercollec11ngonl~ four pre' 1ou<,h ·1 thought that v.as the No I ke\ .. .\nd v. hen we put I Mariano) Duncan at <,h ortstop permanent(~ and first (Boh) Bailor and then I Da,e) ~nder\On at third that reall) tightened u-. up defrn'>l'-CI ~ Quote of the day John McEnroe, who said hi\ lm:nd.,h1p w11h aurc.,., Tatum O'"lcal 1s affec.ung his tenn1\ game · I m not going to retire Thae·c; no other wa\ I v..iuld make the mone)' I make in tennis A.nd then there''> the fat t that I'm obv1ousl} thc best at 11 " Ninth straight win for Gooden Dwight Gooden pitched a seven·httter. Ill Kellb Hernande1 had two hits and drove in two runs and Gary Carter hll a three-run homer Thursday night to carr} the New York Mets to a 6-3 win over Houston at Shea Stadium. (1ooden. I 5-3. who got his ninth straight victory. surrendered seventh-inning solo home runs to Glenn Da' 1sand Mark Bailey. The 20.yearold Gooden struck out six. boosting his league leading total to 162 ... In other National Lea ue action. Terry Pendleton hned a lie-breaking 'iingle and eventually scored on the pla} on errors by San Diego center fielder Al Bum· bry and catcher Terry Kenoedy as St. Louis rallied for five runs in • the ninth inning oIT Ricb Gossage to beat the Padres, 9-6. at Jack "1 urph\ Stadium The victor) C\ tended the ( ardinals' winning streak to five games while the Padre., lost their fifth straight. all __ ...J at home . Bill GuUicksOll and Gooden Jeff Reardon combined on a four- hll shu tout. and Raior Sbines, recalled this week from lnd1anapoli<, had a pinch o;1ngle in the seventh inning its 'vtontrcal edged Cincinnati at Olympic Stadium. 1-0 Herm Wionlogbam, who '>C.Orcd from second base on Shine'\· hit had drav..n a tv.o-out v.alk from Tom Hume, J .J and c;tolcn setcmd Rafael Ramirez s.cored the winning run 1n the ninth inning on a wild throw b} second ha.,cman Derrel Thomas a<, \.1s1ting Atlanta edged Ph1ladelph1a 1-2. 1n a game dcla)ed three times b) rain -\t C andlcst1d. Park. Chris Brown singled home the t) ing two run'> and then 1,corcd on a double b)' Bob Brenly ar. San Franusco rallied in the eighth inning to defeat P1tt'ihurgh 4-1 Murray's slam powers Orioles EddieMurraynppedagrand 'ilamand a Mike Flanagan and Sammy Stewart com- bined on a three-hitter to give Baltimore a 5-1 \Illar. mer the (h1cago 'Wh11e <io .. Thur-;da~ night at C um1\le) Parlo. ~urray's 16th homt·r of the \eao;on and I I th career grand slam came on the fir\t pitch after lo<,cr Floyd Bannister, 5-8. had v.alked tv.o haucro, to fill the bao;es El..ev.here in the .\mencan League. Jack Morris thrcv. a four-hitter v.h1le Barbaro Garbey homncd and drove in two runs --~ to lead Detroll past Minnesota 1n _... the "1etmdome 7-2 A1 Fen"'a' Park. Jim Rice broke a tie with a two-out <.1ngle 1n the fifth 1nnrng thl'n <.1ngled home two mon· runs in the SC\enth kad1ng lio\tnn tn a 5· 1 victor) O\.er ';catllc, the: fifth straight win for the Red ~ox and fifth consecutive lo'\<, for the Manners Meanwhile. Jim.ton'<, Wade Boggs extended t hi\ h1tt1ng strcalo. to ~8 games - Murray longl''>t in the maJ<>r leagues since l'IXll -with a fir<iHnn1ng '>Ingle In Milwaukee, Bruce Boebte CTatkccl a thrl·c-run homer and Tim Blrtsas scattered eight h11\ to help Oakland snap a four· game losing streak v.11h t1n I I-~ '1ctor) over the Rrev.crs Floyd scorches Hartford course Logjam atop LPGA field: 4 share lead His 7-under-par gives him 2-stroke first-round lead ( RO'vt'W HL < onn I \Pl -Ra ' Flo)d bht1ed the Tournamen1 Pia:-· ers Club of ( onnecttcut cour<.c v.1th a 7-under par 64 on Thur\da' to ta~r tt two-,troke lead after the fir\t fr>und of the (1reater Hartford Open Flmd. the leading mont'\ \l.tnncr in the· (jff() field. had 'le'cn h1rd11:., and 11 paro; in leading c1 group 41, plaver~ "'ho hroke par <>'er tht• par: 71 h ROO·vard f PC golf c11ur\C' Grett Norm3n Hubert ( 1rcen Ron Streck John Cook Hale Irv. in ;rnd John "1ahafTc) each fired ~-undt·r p:tr M' to <ihare )e(ond pl.l< e Bobh\ Wadk1n\. Vic tm Regalado and Fu1.1> 7oellereach fin1\hed .it fl· Peter hKoh~n. the re1gr11na <,)lo champmn. ~hot an cven-pur 71 "I droH' the ball 1n thr fa1rv.a\ I dfO\.(' the ball o;ohdl} .. \aid no~d thl' C1HO runncr·up in 1974 an~I 19~!"' · I nnh m1-;,ecl 1wo fa1rwa" -I fl ' and A -and at the fith I made h1rd1e an,v.a\ I onl) m1<,c,ed three green<, I putteu once from tht." \hon fringe I )U\I hnpc II can UlOllOUC •. '-orman pla,1ng hi\ tir<it C1HO lh.Hgcd .ihcad earl\ in the da) v.1th wn .. ct ut1 H' hird1e<, on the I :!th and I 1th holt''> to drop to 7 -under Rut the long-hming <\u~trahan bog1ed each of th(' la<,t '"'"hole' "-mman rner<.ho1 lht• I 7th green an hi'> approach c,hot and m1s..ed a tour-foot putt for par on thl' 18th holr .. The f1r'it c;1., or t'1ght hole'i "'ere 1trc.;1t ·· "forman ~aid ··I ~ac; reall)' cnJn\lng thrm Wh;at happened on 17 and IR I real!~ h." l' no one to blame tiut ml' ·nn , , I h.1d a dov.nh1ll he with ah<11i1 1 ~Y )3rd' tc> tht' front fr1nse and I ~Oto the 11ag 1,ould'"e h11 n ~1x 1mn hut I \I.COi tor the \C\Cn iron and I 1u't hit 1l dead 'tra1ah1 .ind thruu~h th<' iir~n "r pulled faul~ dcn:nt but 11'-. that one on IX 1ha1 rctilh '>hov.' up ·· I ov. \< ort'\ '°'l't(' ahundant 3'i thr l1r\t \1.,1, t' 111 w>lkr'i pla}l'd the cour\t' undrr h111 \Unm \k1r<. MONTREAL (AP) Four gotfera, lncioo1ng LPGA money- leader Allee Miller. shot 4-under· par 88s Thursday to share tM ftrat- round lead of the du Maurler C'aulc tournament. Miiier was tied with Chrlt John· ton, Laurie Rinker and Selfy Uttte. One ahot back at 89 ~• U.S Open champfon Kathy Beker, P•ttl Rizzo, Jane Crafter and former du Maurter wlnn« Amy Alcon. Alcott won ln Montreaf In 1979 when the tournament -the only Canadlan ewnt on the tour -wa held at tM Rlehelleu Vaky Ootf Club. Miiier. of Maryavtlle, M.1rpt1Md eY«\ het'Mlf wtth h« pi.yon the 8,033-yard par-72 9eacotmleld Golf Club courM In suburban Pointe-Claire. ·•1 thought I wu going to have a tough urne. I hawn't played welt the lut month or to." aatd ~hr, who hat earned 1323.51•.60 on the LPGA circuit thl• year. "On tt... (practice) range thlt morning. I feU really IPSlhC," ( PETE ROSE COUNTDOWN Closlng lnon Ty Cobb What Rose did Th ursday: He was 0 for I before lea"ng thl' game for a pinch· runner in ( 1nc1n- / nat1'r, J.O lo'is 10 the Montreal bpo'>. 49era threatening to move SAN FRANCISCO -The San Fran· m c1sco 49ers are again cons1denng a move II out of Candlestick Park, according to a 4 • lawyer for the National Football League champions. Team attorne> Carmen Policy said the 49ers arc angry over attempts by the city to recoup it!> SJO million '"' estment on stadium 1mpro' cments and attempts to profit from the deal. Another <;lic king point 1s over how much money the football team will recei'"e from the rental of about 120 luxur) boxes the Cll} offered to build at the stadium. Penguins sign Ex-King PITTSBL'RGH -The Pittsburgh ~ Penguins signed free agent center Terry , Ruskowsk1 . former captain of the Los Angeles Krngs and Chicago Black Hav. ks. to a two-year contract Thursda). Ruskowsk1 had a career-high 16 goals and 33 assists in 78 games with the Kings last season and we.~ available to the Penguin!> without compensation His contract includes an opuon year. The Penguins are counting on Ruskowsk1. 31 , to help make up for the loss of left wing Warren Young. who signed as a free agent v.1th the Detroit Red Wing!> earlier thi s month Seurer bidding to join Seattle Two products of the Edison High football team are making bids for spots on National Football League rosters. Frank Seurer. a quarterback who m attended the University of Kansas, is on his way to Seattle to tryout with the Seahawksand is in the process of gomg through legal waive~ with the United States Football League in order to buy out his contract with the Los Angeles Express. Mark Boyer, a light end who also attended USC IS in the camp of the lnd1anapohs Colts. Boyer was an eighth-round draft choice of the Colts. Iron Leader scores at Del Mar DELMAR-lronleaderdrovetothe ~ lead 1n upper stretch and prevailed in a four-horse stretch duel Thursday to cap- ture the feature race al Del Mar. Ridden b> Chns McCarron, lron Leader held on to finish a nose in front ofBozina. ndden by Gary Stevens Donner Pan). ndden by Ray S1b11le, finished third a neck farther back. and JUSt a nose in front of the 8-5 favorite Miramar Reef. ridden by Terry Lipham. Iron Leader defeated fi ve nvals and earned a w1 n ner·s pur1e ofS 16. 500 in the race for older ho~s. 3- ~ ear!>·Old and up The winner was clocked 1n I :29 3/5 for 71h furlongs on the turf Brett, three brothers buy team SPOKANE -Third baseman George Brett of the Kansas City Royals and his three brothers ha ve reached a tenta11ve agreement to purchase the Spokane In- dians of the Northwest League. Ill The announcement was made Thursday by Bobby Brett. a real esta te investor from Hermosa Beach. Oldest brother John and former major league pitcher Ken are the other brothers involved. John is a Southern Cahfomia real estate contractor. and Ken manages the Utica. N.Y. Blue Sox of the New York-Pennsylvania League. The Anzona-based Sunshine Baseball In c. an· nounced in May that 1he Class A team was for sale, but onl y to a person or group interested in operating a Class AAA Pacific Coast League club in Spokane. should the opponunit)' anse. "If the opportunity comes. up to bnng Triple-A ball back to Spokane. we would be very interested in that." said Bobb)' Bren Television, radio TELEVISION 5:20 p.m. -BASE BALL: Chicago Cubs at Dodgers. Channel 4. I 0 p m -BOXING From the Olympic Auditorium (tape), Channel 56 I a.m. -BOXlNO: Murray Sutherland vs Bobby Czyz (tape). Channel 5. RADIO 4.30 p.m. -BASEBALL Angels at Tor- onto, KMPC (710) 5·20 pm. -BASEBALL: Chicago Cubs at Dodgers, KABC (790). Sports on TV for weekend Saturday TELEVISION 9 a m -BOXING· Channel 56 10:30 am. -MOTOR SPORTS Motocross. Channel 4 11 a m -WRESTLING Channel 9 uperbo'41 of 12:20 pm -BASEBALL Chicago (uh\ a1 Dodaer'\ C hannel 4. Noon -TENNIS US (la> < oun champ1on'ih1p\ (Y..omcn's final) from lnd1anap0h~. 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KM PC <710) I 2 20 p m -BASEBALL: Ch1caao C ubs al Dodge~ KABC{790) 4:20 pm -BASEBALL: Hou~ton at New Yor~ Mets, K.NX ( 1070> Sunday TELEVISION 10 am -A TO RACJNO· NA~( A K 1 alladep 500 from Talladega. l\la . Channel 2 I 0:30 a m -BASEBALL Ant"!\ ut foronto. ( hannel S I I a m -PORTS FOCUS \\o 1th Juhu'i Erving. C ha nnel 4 I 0 pm -GOLF C1reater H:utlord C>llCn. Channel I 30p m -SPORTSSPECJAL fhrWa'") World of Rob Uecker C hanncl 4 2 JO pm -SAILBOARDING· hum D1Bmond Hcod. Hawa11. Channel 4 3·30p m -SPORTSWORLD Rox1na WBA Jun1or m1ddlev.e1aJ'lt champ1onsh1p match1ns champion M1kt' McCallum Vi No I C'hallenacr Oav1d Br 'ton 1n 15 rounder from Taormina. 1c1ly, \hannel 4 RADlO 10 'lla m -BASEBALL l\111tl.'lsat Toronto, KMP< (7 10) I p m -BASEBALL ( h1r1110 C uh'> at Dodacr~ KABC (79111 • • • ----=; •be nl) i 01 lht: QV. It'd .ed 1he :hr m !Ot lid ad en IOI hr lal he lSt er ht: ·a- a ti br hr l\ n- ab S· n td ·d ·o ... BULLETIN BOARD M••ter• •low-pJtcb •oftball The ~1as1en 1 uurn.imen1 ( lub .,..,11,pansor a slu"·p11ch sol1b.ill 111urnamrn1 tor men ages J9. and·o' tr Sa1urd,l\ .rnJ \unJd\ ,11 fdt\On Parli.1n Hun11ngton Bea,h Tv.ch e team' 14 tll part1up.11r 1n the tour- nament mlluJ1n11 "' lrdm\ from Orangr C ounl~ The \ila,1cr\ T uurn.imrn1 ( lub 1s also accep11ng .ippltlat111n' fur memhcr,h1p for tht 198S s..·a<,on ~1t'n J&C\ '\'I .inll·lH er are rltg1ble Tlw annual ml'mher\h1p Jur\ .rn: S 10 Eal~. n~~ mtmbc:r will bt as)1~ned 10 et1her an upper .\ d1\ ISlun ur luwrr · B · d1v1s1on lc:am The form at 1\ for 1140 rcgulauon tournaments per mon th plu\ an occasional one-p11ch tour- nament Mcrch.ind1se 1s a'l'ardi:d 10 1ndl\ 1duals on first and '>t't"ond place trams For funhrr 1nform.11mn phone ')81-1000 Bll•eb&Jl carcJ., memonb1Ua -' ba\t'ball c:ard ind \pom mtmorab1h» 11\ld1na show will btheld "u1 l from q to 41n the Golden Wtst Collt&t Ctnter 1n Hun11n11on Beach Norm Rockmael or Irvine 1 spons official and avid spons mc murab1l11 lOllcctor for 30 )tan. will aivc a workshop dunna the show on the .,..orld of spon1 collcc11n1 w11h emphasis on baseball cards and 1984 Olympic pins 4. kids' aucuon 1s SC'hrdulcd for I p m. and a dealers' auction at I JO With proceeds going 10 the scllen. '\dm1ss1on 1s SI per person a1 the door parking 1s free. and a snack bar on the premises will be open For add111onal inform111on phone 891-399 l Pop Warner football •lgnup• Re11strauon for South Coast Pop Warner football will bt held Saturda>. Aua. 3 from 9 am ·3 p.m at Dana Hills H11h School. 33333 Goldtn Lanttrn, 1n Dana Point South Coast Pop Warner football is open to all }Oulhs 1.1 4 )tars ofaar .,..ho lt\-t 1n the la&una Beach-Dana Point-San Clemente arta Somt Laguna N11ucl residents arc also eh&1ble Dona11on·rtg1strauon ftt 1s S6S per pla)er and S25 per cheerleader Thtrc 1s a SI 00 maximum for each famtl) Coachts. team manaacn and sponsors arc also nreded. PractiC'e btgins Aug. 5 w11h games Startin& Sept 9. f or further 1nforma11on phone Gary Salina at 498-185 I or lht lcaauc·s answenna service a1 492-6762 Rani.' kJckolt luncbeon Tht Rams Boosttt Club and -'rtah~1m C ham brr of C ommcrct will prr!!Cnt tht j('\ cnlh .innual Ram\ i...1('kolT luncheon \ua '< an the uW\d S.lltoom of I.he 01'1\t) I.Ind Hu1d Tht rtccpuon will bt&Jn at 11 a m "'.1h lun\ h bt1n1 served 11 noon All Ram pluen •nd l084.:hes ... 111bt1n .attendance Tht publtC' 1s 1n~1tcd toancnd J 1cke1urc ~~' per person or SlSO per table E.rl) rtstr.a11un' ... ,11 &rt prcfercn111I 1tat1n1 and c.in bt madt b\ calltn& tht 4.nahc1m Chambtr of Commcrlt at 758.0222 S~way motorcycle raclna "rwo 'l'Orld ch1mp1on~F11p quahlier\ 1....nle Kina of Fountain Valle) and Sam Ermolrn\.o u! C) prtss. "''II bt amona tht ndcn tonight o s~wa} motorctclc rac1ns rtsumrs a1 the Oranac Count) Fa1rirounds 1n ( osta \le..a Kina finished third an the Ovtrscas F nal while Ermoltnko was ninth 1n 1he I tJ-mkr field Other nders scheduled 10 ~ce include \.11ke Fana. Alan Chnsttan, Steve Lucero and Brad Oxlr> Gates ol)(n at 6 with Ult first racr ill a MV ba.m lotJI coune meet Tht U S Sw1mmm1 Lon& ( our<,r '-J'> >r .11 (hamp1onsh1ps will bt htld 1n Mamon \ 1rJ11 ~1nnina Monday. 4-u& 5 and .i)nl uJ1ng Fnday. Au& 9. chanaana from its old Tue'°"' 1hrouah-Sa1urday format The meet will feature the linc\l sv.1mmrr\ 1n the Untied States in Iona courst t ~() ri1cter 1 compeuuon as tht) vie for spots on thr l <., team 10 tht Pan Pacific Sw1mm1n& .\SSVl tauon Champ1onsh1in and the \\>arid l n1,rr~m Games. Both m~ts will bt held in Japan 1n \ugu\t Orange Co111 DAIL y PILOT /Frtd.Y July 26 1985 C3 Ba..ett, R1n&Jdl ln tot11D&1Dent Tht dtpth ot htld for lht V1flln11 hms of Lo, ""It''" 1cnn" 1owna~n1 tontlA~ 10 v ov. w11h the 1dd111011 of Carhna 8u~11 and Kath\ k1n11ld1 10 the h\t of coml)(ttton Ouahl) 1na round' on '>11urdt) and \und.t' "'111 prcccdt tht tourn11mcnt arnon -'tot.al of )~ pl•)tr\ "'111 rompett for four \pc>h 1n lht main draw bt&mn1n1 at 10 1 m at lht \lbnhanan Reach Ttnnl\ Club Tht 1ournamtn1 ..,. hi. h beam' ~on<Li> 4nd conclude~ Sunda) l.u& 4. ftaturn S4 ur1hc tllp "'omtn pla~cr\, 1ntlud1na l\o I l>t'td Hana "1andh~o'a Pam 'ihnHr and /m111 (111111\Qn \.1;an1na '•HlttlO\ .. tht prt'HOU\ IOP-~td 1411\ forced to ""llhdrav. from thl' tourn;amrnt V.llh ill nrdt 1nJur. Rm.ild1. ill strr 1hn:alt\l at V.1mt>1tJun '' .urren1I~ ran~td 'o I! 1n lhe .,.orld .anJ Bu~tt ''-o 4 r I( ~C'I\ can be ubt.11nrd b~ Dhonin, T IC~etrnn at b34-I lOO Cir\~ t l 1-' 1(1-t Ob~ Women '• •urllztl claJlet.Jfe fl\t area womrn arr Khcduled 10 pantet1>41r 1n 1hr \\omtn'\ lntemauonal ~urlina \S\Ol;1.i· 11on·s annual Octans1dl' 5urfina C hallenac- c;,uurda\ or "lund1' drpendan& on surf 1.un-d111on\ Thr top "omrn surtrrs from Cahlorn11 14111 i:ompcte in prolru1on.il and amateur dl\1~1l•n) .it ~am ill Harbor Bc-.th 1n CX:ean"dc Tnc1a Gill Lisa Burford and Brandt Bal ma)'nt of Huntin11on lkai:h and Jill and \m' lknder of \lewpan Beach .... ,11 bt amona 1he 5(1 com~t11ors V\in& for ra11n1 points .... h1ch quahf~ the surftn for tht year-end cham· p1onsh1p and v.orld clau t"tnts for informa11on .ibuut surf cond111oni phont 49'\-5496 • She's skating on thin money ,.,. ....... 0 Debi Thoma• I• the fint black •kater to achieve lnter- natlonal •tature, but the co•t of getting there ha• been blCh. Thomas first blac k skater to attain international acclaim BA TQN ROUGE. La. (AP) - Debi Thomas can handle being the tirst and only black figure skater ever to achieve intemauonal stature. The cost of ge111ng there -and sta}1ng there -is something else. "I'm a skater and have worked as hard as an yonc to get v. here I am ... the 18-)car-old Thomas "I needed to work hard because ska11ng 1s an expens1"e spon You're not malong an) mone) at all. JUSt '>pending spending. spending. "An}one who wants to be a com pell It ve skater has to rcahze v. ha1 1t's all about .. Among the 13 competitor ... Thomas 1s considered the ,katcr 10 beat u the women's singles e'en1s begin toda' at the ~at1onal pom Fest" al ..\ champ1onsh1p ""ould be Thomas' lirsc on .\mencan ice to go "llh the three 1ntema11onal titles she has "'on 1n ncarl) I 0 ~ears ol compet1ll\ e ~kaung. "Debt worked backward." said Alex McGowan, the Scot who handles her training in Redwood Cuy. "She went to Europe first and won three 1ntcrnat1onals. and ap- peared o n French TV where the\ called her 'La Perle Noire· -The Black Pearl "l\.1ost L' skaters get the e\posure here."' 1n champ1onsh1ps and then go o'er there .. For Thomas the Spons Fest" al 1 .. another s1ep t01A.-ard a possible 01~ m- p1c gold. her goal almost since she put on her fim pair of skates a1 age S Her 1nsp1ra11on then was "Mr. Fnck." a comae skater wtth the Ice Follies v.hose routtnes arc now a pan ol Thomas· exh1b1t1on appearance\ \l. hen she was 10. Thoma<; and hC'r mother sought out McGowan "We couldn't understand v.h\ m\ ligures "ere so bad.'' Thoma\ r,a1d "We had m\ e'es checked and e\ en thing .. . \he v.as also v.ork1 ng out JU'>I tv.o SPORTS ... ST ACEY SKEIE ... From Cl t1I ~~.t .tOst'tb} ( hm'il'Ukrt 1n l'JXI 1 mtJn Baker. v.hu led the after- noon quahl~ 1ng round ""' '>t'lund .1nJ \l.l•nd\ Wilham\ "a' thin.I .\II three mcd..tll\t' rcpre.,ented the We\! 1t·am DeknJ1ng charnp10n "-elh Mc< omm k led after "c' en d1' 1.'\, hut hndl> ml\sed her eighth tr' -a hncli. I' i <,omcr\ault "1th 2' l\\l\I' -•lnd lin1\hed lourth npcn1ng tt•remo1111:'> ,,,11 hl· lwld wn1gh1 1n thr , J.000 \l'.11 l 1gcr '-t:tdtum un thl' lampu'> ul I oul\t..tna '-lJIC' l n1\l·r~1t) Thc d1\.tng. hC'ld nc\I door to tht: \tad1ulll JI lhC' S' mtllton natatonum. v..1.. tht• liro;t l'H'nt there From Cl tralk ~\ P v.ho earned a lhtrd 1n the 1v.o-m1k at the C tr ( hamp1onsh1ps her 1un111r \car 1s training to make the l C I ..\ cro<o'> countn team ar, a walk- on 1h1'i l'Om1ng fall I h1.., llml' around ho .... ever. the modC'\l ..ind 1eam-tmented 18-,ear- nld I'> 1n a new position of rnak1n·~ the v.oman·s team out ol a field of 3_ ·-rm plan ning to run ne\l "ear.'' ,he o,a1d .. But 1hrre are a lot o( good girl\. I'll JU~l g11rr 11 m" bc\t \hot .mu \l'C "hat happens ·'There'sa 101 ofprc'i'iure :-.lot trnm olhers but from m)'\elf I 1h1nk a., a freshman I was more rela'<ed and each )Car I e'<pcued to g<'t better I think ('m JU\t taking It CB'\} nghl nOIA>- ht'cau~e I need to rela\ and tak<' a look JI th1ng'i ·''iht''> not a qulller and I thin ~ 11 o;hr \ta' s health\ shl''ll do "ell ,11 l ( l .\ I-or that matt<'r she'll do v.dl an am thing she doe'> bet aU\l' ,tw dosen1t qu11 I'd lme 10 ha'e ~(101 tH'r around·· tacc" 'c; father Ll·on tht· "l'll kno" n trainer at Orange ( oa\I < 111 lege for ma"' \Car• .. feels the ~al.1nu· an her ltfC' 1A.-ac, as important J' Jn\ thing for her \Ulrt'\S "It\ been a great thing to see her tl11 he so well-rounded and do c,o "ell That pleased me as mut.h as an~ thing t>ISt .. .\nd "hat plea ed tace' the 010~1' hours a week at the umc and, b} her own adm1ss1on. her coaching ··"'asn·1 at the highest level." McGowan soon had her on the ice s1' hours a day. with add1t1onal 11me spent on weights. 1n dancing classes and 1n other otT-1ce tr&ang. "She used to fall down and l I"\ a lot, .. McGowan said Thomas soon began attracung .lt· tcnt1on. some of ti becau\c ~he 1s black. "Thai raises some eycbro""s but 11 reall' hasn t compltca1ed thang.s." she '>aid But she added a ""arning -"It's a <.>truggle" -for asp1nng black \ka1err, "a fev. 01 v. hom are com1nii up .n the lov.er le,elr, ' Thomas said her problem n g.ht nuv. \ C\penst mone\ She estimates \pending "over s~ s (,14)() a \ear" on \ka11ng So far. \he has been unable to get a sponsor or a contract to do tcle' 1s1on commercials 10 off~1 some ut those costs "It com $350 tnr hoot\ S~OO tor blades s ~oo for ou11it\ 8\ the ume ~ ou add up e" er) thing 1t talr.:e~ w get 10 competttaon ll real!~ gel\ up there .. she said Ch er the ne'\t thrCt' 'ear'> Thoma' ""'II combine her pursu11 al 01\ mp1t aold "'tth a quest for a Stan lord l n1,ernt\ degree v.h1ch she hope' v.111 lead 10 medical c.chool and a career 1n onhoped1c surgcn "\fa1nl\ I don't v.ant to mc:-'>~ up here ·· sh<' said m1~h1evou'>h ··1 ha'e a new i.h on program 1.alled 'Rela\ "'h1ch 1s a lie ·· Drug.testing loses bite USOC s often s approa c h~says ath let es in three major s ports wi ll n ot be tested BA TO:--. ROL:GE. La 1 AP! -The L n1ted States Ol)mp1c Commmee-.. drug 1es11ng program lost much ol 1H b11e Thursda) "'hen 11 was announced that competitors 1n the three most '1s1ble spons at the :'>Zat1onal Spon'i Fesuval -track and field bo\lng and basketball -will not be tested But L ·soc officials said the\ -...ould persevere '\lwllh the tesung nonethe- less "\Ai hsle the ap~oach ma) be ,ofter than 'l'e IA.-OUld h W(' b<ht'\.(' It .... !'!. a "en reasonable 1rst step." '>jtJ Gt'OrRC D \tsller ecre1an gent'ral llf Perez wlll rejoln Braves .\ TL<.\:'-IT .\ ! .\Pl -Trouhlt'd pill her Pascual Perez m1~<o1ng from the .\ 1lanta Bra' es for Ii H· da)'i "1llreJoin1he1eam TuC'\d.n undC'r an agreement "'llrked out Thursde1~ in a mee11ng \' 11h Bra, es management Perez "'ho d1sappeJred 'iun Ja' lrom '-e" Y mt.. '> '-he.i \tad1um after h1<; In" lo thr \kf' tinall\ lOntallt•d duh lllliu.il' Thur~da' Ht: mel Im 90 rn1null'' Thur<oda' afternoon "Ith ArJ H'' C 1ennal \.tanas.er John ~ulkn thl."l Ol\mp1c(omm11teC' ()ome 'SU athlete'>" tll be pttli.ed at random for te'lt~ O\ er the ne\l . da\S But \omt lederat10n\ ha\Cn 1 const'nted 10 tht tests or ha' en't haJ a chante tu chdnge their rulC'\ to \.Omph "1ilkr '>3td trdd. and field athlclt'' "'111 he nemp1 from the 1e\11ng. although The .\thlct1C\ ( ongrcss 11' go,ern1ng bod~ h.i\ \1gned tht agrr<' mtnt Ht> '>.lid r .\C ha\n·1 had .i 1.hance tu 1. hang<' It'> ruk\ t\• 1.0nform Jlthough 11., e\pected H' ad on tht> chang(' al t\ nnt mel"ting Offtl1a1., ol thC' .\mall'ur Bas\.('ttiJ• .\sscx1at1t nor the l n11t>d '-late\ and the I \ .\matt'ur 811\lng Fcderat11.rn ha\e not O"-d lht' drug te'>t1ng lor 1he1r athlete\ rhe L \ .llhl Ra.1ng l ni.)n h.H .ll~o asl..cd for a "'a" l'r tx·\:aU\l' man' •)I '" ,a11or, ha' c nc' er hccn tnl ludl·d in pfC'\ l(lU\ t'JUlJl111nal prl>tU<lm\ 11n drug JOU'>l' '>Jtd \t1lkr J)r R1,hert \ "'' th,· I '-' H ', h1el ml·1.hlal 01111.cr '>JtJ the Jru~ .l''t.n~ pn11!.ram I' thl' nw\l thor, u!lh .irJ hh1lproot C\l.'r .1dm1n1\l\'rt•,i il .1:n IC'le' an'" hl'rr P1.·nai11 ... ., • .. r ,11hkl\'' 'C'': n~ po'1tt' c a1 the '"'1nc, ll''''' al ha•l' n111 lx'l.'n J,,, lt1'>1.·ll \I In ,,11J , .. n, 111111, "-•>ulJ Ix 1.ktl'rm1ned <!OJ 1mr11,t•J h the gu' an1ng bod1C'~ · ~ e 'uggec,t 1ha1 the~ lOml' tor v.ard "Ith ome form of '>US~n~1on' thal "oulJ ht' appropnatC' · \1 lkr ~.i1d Thr pro~r.1m use' the 'Jmr \Oph1c.11. arJ l<'l hn1Jlug' t•mp10' ell tor the ltr\l lime at thC' P.rn .\mc:n .. an <1ame\ an \ ene1uc: a·~ \C'Jr' J~l I h1~ 11me thC' .,, 1 t"nt1't~ "'ill a " be' lt10t..10g lor Beta t, .xi..i. p-.11 ''"!ht 11'1 ol hannt"d \uh~tan1.e~ JU~l "" "et'k' ago b' the lr1ana11ona1 () 'ITlf'lll ( omm1t1ce The Be: ta hi.1, J.. \ prt"\1. n ~·,j tn ph' \11.1anc, hH ,,imr 1. r 1n<lf' and l lfl ul.11on pr•1tllcm' :or atxiut .,, , 'ea•\ \l1)" thr he.tr:tx'at JnJ r('JulC' tl'n\10n tr('mOr' I hc:-Jr..ig' ,;in pn,,11.k J lumpc:111'l' Jd\;rn:Jgr 1n \htit1llntt t'ITIDClltlO'l v. hl'ft' thl' \hghll·'t •" tl1.h ... rn ..e;.! s !'lulkt o· .lrT\ " 1•1 Jr~l't Tht' tC''t' 1.-a:. 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Ht• \J 1J he v.ill apolog11l' tn h1\ ll'.lm mJtl.''> for lca\lng tht: duh .lnJ hr "1,hc<o to redn·m h1m.,t•lt '" ll'Jmma1e' and Ara"e" Ian' Pl'rC't lo\Cs about s: '\IM 1n \Slane'""' game he m1\\l'' In the meant1mC' thl' BrJ\l'' took Sll'P" to rc:placC' Puc1 1•n thl' ~5-man rostC'r placing him 11n thl' restricted h\t and utlltng up manor leaguC' p11chrr JO<' fohnwr tu ~tart Thur-;da\ night'\ gaml' 1n Ph1ladelph1d LOW·COST STORAGE IUlllEU I ,El$011Al USE Montl'll~ Ren1a1s Access ~ Oayc; A Week Paved Fenct<J l•gtiled Manager Lives on P•t'm1ses Ten Sizes Ava 1taote Tm.la). prelim1nar: compctttton I'> \lhcduled 1n women·., pl.1tform dt'· 1ng and figure !lkaung. v.1th the c"cn1ng 1x'1ng given ()\C'r to the l'lahorate opening ccrC'mon1c\ I ougam'" victor) l nmc J\ parttll· pant~ in dt' 1ng and 2Q othc:1 '>P<>rl' lOtnplained about loupholt'~ that \'~empted ho\t'f'i. bn .. i..c1ball pl.t)er~ \lll'httn' <1Jtlurs <1nd trJl i.. .ind lil'ld competitor'> from "'hat IA>-J\ con· lCl"'ed ,l\ a thorough loolprool proaram 111 random ice.ting tor dru'~ "If I run in rnllege. ti ha'> to be because I reall} want lo run. lt''i a lot bagger than high \chool. .. Ste"e Kac1) n-sk1 . ( d M's girls' vars1t) traci.. coach. believes that tf the comm1tm<'nt 1~ ther<'. she can be the bc<it "I loved c"el)th1ng:· she sa1J I made a lot of friends through ""'m m1ngand running. l\11 m) best 1 ncnd~ are through school act1v1t1e\ I gul''>'> I ltkedcompeting a lot But th<' be'>l "a" being pan of the team bccau'>e \ou mak<' a lot of nice fnends." J~~~~~~~~~~~l!"--l *Specidl U nit~ w;rh °'ddE>d E'< urir-y Mile 'Wantuck. ~I a d1....,cr from < olumbu\. Ohm. \aid he d()(\o't 1h1 nt.. 11'\ fair to H'\I part1c1 pann 1n ,ome \port\ and not te'it othcn .. I 1hint.. tt'\ fotr to ll'~t. but I think C\.Cn.one 'hould be 1cc.tcd." he \U1c.J I tnn\ la' land. ~4 n diver from Orlando Fla echoc:rl tho\e stntt· ment\ "II the' 're going to te\t one. 1hc; ought tu lf\I them .all .. he \<lid ··1v.aH\flC{l1na11 1111he <'\C'mptio~ I Jon h1ul had tor thl' l \0( It ' going 111 loot.. ltkl' lhl'\ m1gh1 lln~ \omc:thin11c1n 1tw l''•·111pi.·d 'r>l•rt\I "I'm <1orn \he'\ graduating because \ht•\ a great girl to be around." he ,.,,d "~h<''' got 'IO much potenlllll and l''e \C'en mam good kids quit when the\ can't tie the best But sht can be the ·best Classy Autos Adverti ed in the Dally Piiat IT A LL ADDS UP . 0 Hou••of 1mpo1·•~ ~ MIRCIDll t•l "• I I f • t I I I ......... , . ...,..., ......... ... . ...... -....... ,.. ..................... ... . ASK MGR. AIOUT DISCOUNT O" NEW RENTALS 841-7701 7611 Talbert Ave. HTG. 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N•tleMI , ..... LNtlU• LOS ANGEi.ES AAIDEllS--Cu1 Tonv lloekt1t , Courtney Griffin, runnl119 Oeeki, CirtO Ruller, ll11hl end, Rex Burn1111111tm ltanov NO<Velte. Mark Patvo Steve Wehl offt n1lv1 linemen, •tlel Enon Cumml1111t, tltelph Oarlltlt, Lortnio Kl!lll, Mattntw T11gua, Cltfentlvt Unemttn ATLANTA FALCONS-SlgntO Slt Yf B1rtkow1kl, Quarterback, a11e1 Mick Luck nurtl, klClter CINCINNATI BENGALS-Sloned Tom Ol11ktl, Hneci.ck.- CLE I/EL.ANO BAOWNS-RtlHteel Freel OISento, runnlno beck, Paul Slcuro, Qut rlt rbaek, Nalt JOflnlon, Anlhonv Blair wtelt rteelven ano Marlo Shetter ollt 11t•ve llntm.n SlgntO Brian \1091 Otfemlve hntmal'I DALLAS L.OW80YS-<.u1 Vincent Ste n, Sam llurrlt, wide rKelven. Merk l(t nnedv. Lte Knowiet, Hneoecktr\ Ptte McCart!lt'f, cen1tr Darrvl Urserv leckte ano Kevin 8uanete, PVnler OENllEllt BRONCOS-Wa1vte1 Dwevn• Stentev, Oefrkfl. TavlOr Mlcl'IH I Brown, rvnnl1111 Declo Joe You1111, AOC>ert Youno· er, Thomai tltull, Dave OINl1111nam, llichtrd Llneltrnotm. offtnl lve llneme11, I( Irk Powell. ounltr, Cllnton Travl\. JOl'ln Tra han, wide rtctlvt rt, Davi( Booth. Mlkt Brown, Ltt Blekenev John He1n1. llntO.Cktn 1nd Rlckv GrH ne ThOmH Cla rk, lllche rel Groover, Roel Brown Otfenttve oeckt DETROIT LIONS-Sl11ne<1 Sien Snor1 Grt11 tltoberh , 11uerd• anel Ricky SlmP\On, M•••h•ll l.Owt , wlele recelvtr Traeltel tltoOOle Marlin wiele reulver 10 In dl•n•OOll\, t0< Alvin Moore runn11111 O.ck C1a1~ Dave You119 11or11 t nel anel llonata We11on, Hftly from wa"''" Slgntel Anoelo IClno. h"90eck1tr INOIANAPOLIS 'OL TS-Sl11neel Berrv Krauu 111\(!becMtr. Ronn Sterk, ounttr &11<1 Anelrt Young "' on11 ,., .. ., W•l•t<I Nlek Crnkov1Ch. llgM tnel KANSAS CITY CHIEF'S-Slllllf<I 9 rao llueldt 011ere1 10 a te<ltt ot one veer contractt NEW YORI( c.tANTS-Announ<.t d that JtCk Oliver olltn11ve linemen, h" re· turntel to cemo NEW YORK JEH-Welvtel Craig Gar r1Ck tecklt. Scott Nl1~. llOht ano ano M1kt Auoullvn10 tulltMlci., •lltr felling ohnlcel eu m1ne 11on1 W•lvtel Tom Gar ntr. ctllltr, enel Dtrrlck Gettntv. wlelt rect lvtr Ptectel Nick Bruckner. wlele rt ctlver. Bruct H•r~r. runnlno btCk, eno l oo Cr •Ole. llnt baC"er on '"' Ol'lvtlc •llV vnaolt 10 otrl0<m 11\1 SE AT TLE Sf A HAWK S-SIOM<I Cl\4lfle Young hght •lld ond Franr. S.Urtr ove•terback ST L.OUIS CAllDI NALS-Slgntel Jell Grlttl11 Cleltn\lv• o.cr., Carto\ Scott. ot tt nt l•t tlnernan ano OoU9 Manti anci C.rt0 Le F lfvr lloht tnO\ TAMPA 8AY IU,CANiEllt~ctel LM •ov S.ll'l"IOtl, Clelen~v• ttlel, on 1111ureo rt"rvt SIClfltd Mlkt lelv. Cltilllllvt tnel HOCKeY Nett.NI 1'4t<lttv l.fftlUt N( W J£11tSEY 0 lllL!>-Nameel Jtrrv Dall•• wice Pf H 10tnt ol mari.•11110 eno l•'-' PITT$8UltGH PE NOUINS-!>tgntel Ttrrv •u•kow•kl t•nttr. 10 a two vter contract socc•• M.-r ...._ S.Ccar l..N911e BAL TIMQtt( I LAST-Slon.<1 Keill'I van flrQ<\, ooat~ffot<. 10 two 01W1 veer contrt rl\ COLLa OE N0Tlltt OAME Na"'*CI f m Wel\n ,,.•Cl Co.ell o4 ~ l eno women ' \wlm mint ST I AWIUoNCE Nal'IWIO ''"' tlt rli.m•" hffel ba•li.efllt" COUI\ TULSA-N•ll'ltd J1mmv G0111<1lll\ "" , lellt loott>tlt COteh Becker extends streak Wi mbledon ch a m p w in 15 th in row; Lend I a lso breezes 1 '1)1 \'.\PO I I\ 1..\P ) \.\ tn1hln.lt1n d1an1p1on Bons Bet J..u lm1 uni\ Ill rx11n t\ on h t& -.cn t· 10 n tt'1Ht1ng ht' winning c,trea k to I') O\Jll hl'' '-'1th a \tr:llght 'ICI VICton 11\l'T • rann'\l o l am l'llot11 of ltah tt·4. ti-~. I ht1t\(IJ~ in thl' l 1.S Oprn <la\< ou1t < h.1mpton!>h1p. h an l l·ttdl. tht• top-\ccdcd man ,11\u alh ii 1111.·<'cL.leJ th ird he re, was 111 wmnund throughout tht• matth ,1, hl· lo'>l morl· thctn nnr J')(unt o n l> onll on h1\ \l'rH~ a nd h<1d 11 Jl"t.':!>. 1 he I )t'ar-old "C\t <H·rn1<1 n b rokl l < ann.·110111 -.cedl'd 11th . for the li"I t1111c 111 lhl' 1h1rd ~amc ol <h~ o pcn111 r \Cl H e 'lrnrcd another b re ak tn lh1.• 1hrrd e,a ml· o ft h e sel·o nd e t and "l't11 up 5-1 aftl·r h o lding h is \Cf'e. "I 1h1nk I p la}e<l bcttl'r toda ) :· \aul tkcker "ho need ed three sets and \llr\IH'd li\C matlh points 10 h" OIX"ntng tc\t hcrl' .. But n o t good enough to hea t m y next o pponent ·· r1fth-~cded Milosln-.. M ec1r ol ( 1clh oslo\ a k1a "111 l halle nge Bed.l·r m q uartC'rlinal pla). M ccir advanccJ p a':lt A m c n can Rl:i1n t• Willen b org fl· I. 6-4 tn anoth e r lhird-round m atrh "I pla)t'd ,1 ~ttcr cla )' game toda\ In t he o ther round I m a de too m an\ 011stakc ".t," ..aid Becker. who took thl· final set m 30 mmute'i a nd spent alm ost as lo ng tn a n ew s confercnn· that includ ed eight televis io n en~"' w11h o n e comtng from h is homeland and conduc 11ng a portio n o f tht• 1n tcrv1e w 1n Germa n . Lcndl to p ped N o 15 (1uy Fo rge t ol F rance, 6-0 6-2 to reach the q u:u terfinals 1n the q u e!>t to r the S5 l.00ll m e n 's top p n Le. Boxer's condition improved INGL E W OOD (APl -Samoan tl<l~cr ( h rn Schwc nkl' w ho la~ped into a com a afte r losing a bo11.10g match M onday nigh t . has sho wn •mme improvem e n t. a Daniel F ree· m a n M emorial H os p ita l 'P<>kesw o man said T h ursda y. Schwr n ke . :.!8. und e rwe nt brain ~urgery Tue sday ltl re m ove a blood clot a nd rc.-m a 1ns 1n rnt1t:al but 'ita h k cond1t1o n H o w e-..cr, C hns 11e Pla nk. the h os- p ital's a ssoetate d 1rl'cto r o f pubhc rclatto n s, said T hursday th at ~hwenke ··is s ho wmg a h ttle mon· response -he's respo nding a l111 k m o re - a nd that·s pos1t1ve." "H 1s v ital s igns a nd s table," Plank said. "He'!'> o pcnin$ his eye\ on re quest an<l 1s beginning to focus " P lank a dded tha t hwcnk c "no" has som e m ovem enl o n the nght ""k ofh1s bod>-" Ho~pttnl spokesrnan Jeff Mcrk ow said the light h ca v)w e ight boxer lapses 1n a nd out of con~1ousne'i'i a nd d octor\ feel it "as still too soon ht llc te rmmc a progno!lt'i H e wa!I re- sponsive w11h1n h o u r!> o f the oix·r· attun , Pla n k said Schw e nke was k nock cd o u t tn thr fina l minute or a 10-roun d bout aga1n <1t P rince M o ham m e d at Tht· f orum. The 175-poundcr h ad lo'1 ~·vl'ry rou nd 1n the non -lit I<.' fight w11 h l'11 n i:c M ohammed. the W o rld Roii: 1n g C o u nc1l's No 2-rankcd ltght hca\ xwe1g ht challenger Official~ said S t:hwcnke w a lkl·d a way from thl' ring. h ut received ~\en ~till he' for rut\ on both evn and hi\ no'ic Amateurs will fight Two doun amateur ftghtera wW be boxing It IM Irvine MllNlott Hot .. In lrv1ne Sunday -lnctudtnQ Jimmy Burke of Fullerton, Manuel S'"lllddo of Baldwtn Hiit., Manuel N~a of Hawaiian G81'dena and E.Mk ... Vu- qu.z of Anaheim. Th9 12·bout card, wn1ett ttatta at S p.m., I• 1 "Aght for the Handl· capped" benefit for the 81nta An•· bued C81'1 Harvey SohOol for the H~ped. Sanct!Oned by the South«n Call· fomta Amateur Bo~lng Fed«•tton. the 1-2 thr-.round bout• wttl f9alu'• 1t1t• Cftampk>n• from 1hroughout Southern Callfoml1. c.lebrltt• ~ed to attend•~ the Rama' Davtd Hll llld £1 '° Otokeraon, fofmet RMI leleh Ao> erteon, prof.-onal boXer8 Mf:e and Jflrry Querry and former ~,.. weight d\ampk>n Ken Not1°". Alto, bantatn'Wllgtrt ~ct1=--, Rlch"d Sandoval, fe>tTMr • wetgt\I tMAlt Denny "Utt.. Aed" Lopez Ind '°""" pro Jimmy MGL.-nln, In eddfOon to 1tt4 gold medal wtnnen Paul Oonulll and H4nfY Tiiiman. ~Ot Lopez, a lll'ver 1Mda119t at the 1984 Otympte Glml!I wno le now I PfO, Will not be fighting U lndtcated In an eatUer 1tory. The Cart Haiwy ~ool, WhlOh •N founded In 1~4' end ..,.,,.. MWf\ Orange County communltlH, ptovldee apeclal lnetrvctlon and therapy tor handlc.pped oNkhn Oranoe Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday July 28 19!5 ca Container gardening ideal for limited space By KATHRYN MARADlllHN co1o<-..-. •'"*'I'•-.-,,~ ...... t 1ardcn1ng 1n llllll.t1nc1~I\11.k.11 lur n1an' people, from thc .lpc.1rtml·n1 J,H•llcr with hm1trd !ipatc, to thl· homt·owner with tcmble \u1I. to thl· tt•nant who want\ to 1.11..l• h1\ plc.1nl\ along when he move\ Many vanet1t'\ of plant con1.11nl'I' arl' uva1lablc. l'ach v.1th 1h ov.n tharactcn!>tlCS llerl' I\ .1 runJm.\ n ot the most common I)~., PlastJc pols arc IOl':i\rpcn\IH' <1nd l omc tn many color\ Jnd \I} In ,t,ntl' arc anract1vi: enough to ht' u\cJ h\ thcms.:he!i, although n1<1n) ix·opk prefer 10 uo;e thrm 1m1Jr 11f mort• Extend summer color into fall It the heat ha~ taken a toll un till' garden you ran brcalhl' lt!C hal ~ 1nt\l 11 with a second planllng ol tx·lkling plants. Most aH' 1n bllk>m <H tht• nurser), and while p1d..1ng tht·m out he sure to p1r~ up somt• .innuJb tor tall color Tuberous .ind librou' tx·gonia\ art' a' a1lablc and will bnghkn the \haJ, areas ol the garden. a) v.111 fulh\1a .. ta!><.ad1ng out ot hanging ha\~l'I\ llr planted as tree~ or \hruh\ . f-or so-called 1n\tc.1nt tohir tJ~e htime the bnght ~dlov. gold JnJ orange mangold\, mult1 -n1lort•d 11n- n1as and assonmcnts ol pc1un1a!> It \OU still don't ha'c cnuugh to till the tlov.er beds and rnn1.i1ncrs plant mounds of blue .igcra1um or per- 1v.1nkle v..1th !IS la,cnJer. pink or "'h1te !lowers Then •ldd 'ome srarkt ..alv1a, dwarf dahlia~ .md ~ellow or white marguentc'i -<1ll v.111 tran'- torm the garden 1n10 a uilm ma,tcr- p1cce .\not her favorite for latr 'um mer is the aster ChoO.,l' from ~hades of "'h1te. blue. red or purple: This llov..cr 1' ideal for cutting. Ek \ure 10 plant a~tcrs-1n a sunn> location U'>ing thl' lompact type for cdgm~ or border ,rnd the taller plant~ for accent<; in IJrge tlov.er hfd, .\\ll'r\ .ire almo\t .i must for the tall' 'iumml'r anJ tall garden &tore 1ran,plJnt1n1_1. Jn~ bedding plJnt'> be !>Url' 1\1 prt•p.uc the 'io1l dean out an\ dcaJ o r d1\cased plant matenal and v.atcr thl· bed ltgh1l) a Ja, or t"o beforl· '>l'lllng l)Ut tht• pl.ints .\ftn planung. kl'l'P tht' bed mu1<;t tor about 10 dJ\\ to tv..o ''eek' until the root\ haH' taken hold thl'n use normal v.alt'nng Rl·memhcr the <,ummer heal tan take J toll on nev.I~ planted matcnJI \nd so tan \na1l'i and slugs v.ho lo\l' 10 ti.·ast on the tender lea veHll nt•v. plants Re \urc tu scatter ball 10 ml the garden of these cn11ers. GARDEN CHECKLIST •You still haH· 11mr II) plant another crop ot hc.·an'> torn and radishes •Be sure \Our tonlJ1nl·r plJnl' Jrc v.atered propcrl~ Th" mean' the v..atcr should thorough!\ V.l't the root ball If there\ an' doubt \oak h' either dunkmg them in10 J hutkct or b) running v.atcr "t'I'\ 'llov.-1) o'er J pcnod of lime •lf,ou ha"l' am< alttorn1J na11'e plants tn }our land'>tJf>l' don'1 ~ill 1hem v.1th kindm''' -too mut·h v.ater The> perti:r 1t Jn •Fighting tho'c lou\\ \\Cl'J'> 1n the VCgetable gardt•n'I l r) n1Ukh1n~ rhc "'l'eds gel no <,un and l<in't F,rnv.. dnnr.lll\l" tontamer'i I hn Jre ltght\H'1ght v.h1t h I\ grl'.11 11 \nu net•d to mo"c plant-. lrcquentl) 1111 V.Jtl'f lhc.m .. lor t'\ampk). but art• u11.,u11abk for t.ill plant!> 1n v.1nd\ pla,l·, \1m.e ''Jtn l an't e'apon.itt· through thc !>1dn ot thl' pot, \OU""' not nced tu ''att•r ... ., often a\ \OU "'ould v.11h .i morl' porou' container llov.c\l'r, rnakc 'un· ) Clu1 <,t11l ha' t1ood dra1nagt'. '>o the plant's 1 oot!> rnn hrl'dlht·. ('lay pols rnmc 1n all -.hdpt:) and 'lit'!> v.11h a wide range 1n quaht) that "rctkctt>d in the: pm:e!> )Ou pa} For C\Mnplc, thl' '-IC\ll'Un poller\ u<,ed 1n man> ~uuth\loC)l ~rdens 1) quite ine\pcO'>IVt.'. but II IS U!>Uall} unlirt.'d Emphasize one color In a flower bed for a dazzling focal point. You can also create a mood by giving an airy, cool effect With white (above): blue la calming; green, refreshing; red, hot: orange, fiery: and yellow. bold. and v.111 aumhk loni Ix-fore J morl· lO'>lh h1gh·qualtl\ hrl'd 1crra \l•llJ pot ~lllll'da .. poU..src porou' thq d0 uut la'>tt·r than pla,l1l pol\ hut 1h1'> 1\ good tor plants lxlJll'l their rooh l'an brcatht• moH· c.s'>1h ·H'>o th1 .. C\3porallon kee-p' the roots root on hot day'> Mou baskels: "'m· ha-,lct!>, lined v.1th rno\s and planted all around v.1th tlov.-er<, c.1re \Cl"\ JX>pular at nurS<'ncs Man) pcupk find that v. hen the) get them homc the) nccd a lot ol t·are "1o!is ba!>lt't!> requ1rt.' tre-qut.'nl watering and fenih11ng and should ~ turned v.eell} \O plants grov. event) on all side!> RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY fOf fM lest ti YMr lift 1922 NAHOI l lVI COSU MESA -50 1156 LLDYD•s • NU"IEf'Y • FLO"llT • LANDICA"NO • MAINTINANCE • PHT CONTROL garden sl1op IMPATIENS Excellent Summer Shade Color 4 pol ReR 111• NOW 69C Ull·&RO ron111 SOIL A .,nclorn·, o••nd'° OOll•na "'" lh•l 1~ \I .,nllll( .illy lnr,,.,ul~tf'CI lo prOvtdr ao11j) Af,.hM .~d drA•n R' Reg 'b• llOW 559 hl11I Color for Su"'"'" Months I gal Reg J• IOW 1" ~!)'~~~~ 01r11ti11 •fttt ....... , ... .. Hiii ftrl .. ,.,. ........... .,., - good until 8 I 8~ . I l ~-=--r ): ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND HOURS MON-FRI 7-6 • SAT 8 30-6 • SUN 8 30-5 FREE NURSERY DEllVIAY Salt Pflces f fftet1vt Through 8 J 85 LLOYD'S NURSERY ANO lANOSC~PE CO IN( Xl7~ ... fWl'Olllllv(l41~ 0~1411111$11 AVOP '. ·~·u R~dwood co1ualaen share the ad- ' antJ¥C'> ol da) pot v..1th the added honu<, o f not brcal 1ng so eas1l} 1fthe> up O\CC on a wind) da) Unhkt 1Uher \'.O()\h redv.l>Od rC'ilStS dCC8) so It IS long-lasting Whiskey barrels: Oal barrels. Lut in half, pro' 1dc a large. 1nexpcns1 ve lOntainer '>U1table for an) thing from trct''I bu(h ao; dwarf cttrus) to small 'cgctable gardens Dnll at least s1Jt holes 1n the bottom 10 cn.,ure good Jra1nJgc Glazed ceramic: Usuall> the mo!>t npcn'>IH t)pe of container. glued ceram1C pots can also be the most durablc and allract" e You can find one-to lit any decor Man) ceramic Sidewalk salad pots have no drarnholei. so c11her dnll one with a ,,ubidc-ttpped bit or use the container a'> J holder for a pl.mt alrt.1d) in a pot w 11b drain hole' Whu:he,er pot )ou choose.'. k.eep two important factor\ in mind s1ie and drainage Don ·t tr) to ~uttLc a plant into a pot smaller than the one 1t alread~ 1s 1n e'en 1f the plant \Un 1-.es the tran'>plant 11 will have no room 10 grow On the othcr hand. a\Otd putting.& plant into a much largt'r pot than its existing one all ol the e11.tra soil v.1ll tali:e too lung to Jra1n and \Ou could end up drov..n1ng the plant .\s a rule. !.ele<:t a pot tv..o inc hes larJrr on alt i.1dn than the oM lbc plant 1s 1n C.,ood drainage t'> esscnu.al for balth> plants Don't pot a plant d1rectl> into a pot without dnu~ holes. use the doublc-pott1ng method de~nbed above and kttp the outer pot emptied of water A rommerc1al polltnl soil will dram better than ordinary &arden soil and is also insect and disease frtt .\nybod) c~n be a container gar- dener bealu!>oe polled plants arc so easil) cared for Water and fert1hzer can be applied nght whe~ they are needed and 1f a plant 1s unhapp) in one loca11on }OU can s1mpl) mO\t' 11 10 .t beuer spot If you think cherry tomatoes are hard to grow, then check out the one that aprung up through a crack ln the aldewalk at Be&onla A venue and Second Street, Corona def Mar . NelChbon call lt the "cr~r,•nt that gr owe every hour.·' Aa it y block.a the path to the hou.e, Jan urroaDa.a etepe carefully to &Told ruinlDC the frull. Riverside garden Britain 's loveliest \llDDLE \\ OODFORD E:ngland I .\Pl -.\peaceful e·q>an..e ot llnv.er-. gro .... mg around a Japanc..e teJ hou..e lx''>tde tht• RI\ Cr .\'on ha' hct•n l hoscn a .. Bntain ' l~l\ t'11e\t pr" alt garden this )ear !kale Hou'><.' l1arden \lluated ' m1k'i southv.e•.t of l nndon 1n tht 'dlage of ~t 1ddlc ~ oodtorJ v.a' named garden ot the: ~car tn Jn .iwarJ g.t'en )Otntl~ b~ tht' H1stont Hou<.e'' .\ssoc1a11on and tht.' auct10n hnu<,c,· C'hnst1e's fh1~ I'> the fir.1 \ear thl' c.1v.-ard has been gn en Lid' .\nne Rasl'h ..... ho tiv. n\ thc garden "llh her hu~oanJ Th11mJ' can often tx· -.t't·n tl'nding 1 he: µrJt:n , beds Llf mu~r.. r1\'>e'> Jnd 11\ 'hJJ, 1unnl'ls ''' C'>pahl'rcd apple: Jnd ix·.sr trt'es In the: ,pnng lht' !trl•unJ, l'rupl \\1th "h1tt' datTt'\\.111' JnJ !h•v.c:nn~ magnolia~ and ,hc:rnl"• Thomas Ra~h a rl'tlrl·J Jrm' mJ1ur ht• ps ""Jth the pruning and m1)v. ng But he .. pcnd!> mu!>t ot his llmC' ral\1ng lt'estocl and !U'ltn on tht' 1 '' 11 .iae., t'\f rolling tarmland that ,urmund the garden and the tJm1h ' ~th,cn1un manor hou~ fhe m. \I \I l ing teature ut the 1.'11.tht·.llrl 'l.lrden ' the " '-'l'ar-L>ld lhJt,hed-r x t tca ht\U\t' tud..cd .l\.\il\ under the th)wl'nng tn·e-. In J rt'tt'nl 1ntl'I'\ 1t'v. Lad' .\nnl' '-i1d 1hc11 her hu,hand 'great-unt k J Br rn.h d1plom:11 1n Tol\o had 'h1pix·d thr lt'J hou'ie It> Engjand arounJ tht• tum 111 the .-entul'\ Tht> J1pl<\ffiJt al,t> hr11ugh1 hall tnur l.ipJnc<,(,' µrJcner. "h1) Jc•,1gneJ anJ butlt tht· 'lJrdrn T\''' hr"'~' J1,l'rh'l1 1r1'm ihl· R1,1·r .\' 11r , • "' t'-l·nlath tht ·ea h11U'>I.' an..! J hJlt-<lt•/l'n ·p,, ,1n·.im<. 11,,v. under tht' "'-t'l'r1ng '"II''"'' .hJt 'hJdl' •ht• path' t'JJtng 1,1 th.: lt'a h•IU\t' * July 27 thru Labor Day Weekend • 20% OFF ALL POTTERY • Pottery • Saucers SALE INCLUDES: •Redwood Tubs • Wire Baskets • And Potting Soll Too! il "' ~·' ·~~~· _,,,/' • Barrels • Straw Baskets LAST 5 DAYS (Flnal Week thru 7 /31/85) 20% OFF ALL PLANTS AMLING'S ""ie"·pon Sursery and arden Center 1:100 t>a .. t coa t hil{hwa • newport beacb.<'alifornia • (714 ) 6H-9f>IO l)pt•n \ton. thru Sat :\O.fr:'<l. "im ~ tlll ;, '\ti • Fr~e L("-'&I l>t-l iq•n • I C6 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frtday, July 26, 1985 Costa Mesa downtown gets a facelift Den1on tration project under \vay on N e \\·por t HI vd. ll\ TO~\ ~AA\ EDRA 01 th• Oollw ,.1101 ''"" < '"'·' \h,.i·., du\\11111\'n rc· Jl'\ t•l11rml'lll l llort 1, 111ll1ng .ilong "'1th b11\I nr"t' 1111 'c"' purl Houle:' ;,11J rl'ltt\ln~ J S "'ob 1011 l,Kdtll ''hilt' Ctl\ oll1.iJI\ u>n'>tdl'r a propu ... al tu hut Id J '"·'>tl1f\ hotel Thr ul\ \ protti.im lo rdurhl'h .1g1ng 'to1dro11h ha' hl·gun on a tkmon,11.11 11111 hlcid .. hl'hH'tn I !!th 'itrl"('t and Br11Jd\.\,1\ ""hcrt· '>001t' 2'\ bll'>lnl''" on thl' l'd\t '"k ol "'l'"' port Hoult'\ afd .1a· t'!<1n~ llUll1t nl \.\1th \pJnl\h·\I\ k J,i. .i.ln lmpr1>'l'll1t·11t' 1n1 •JJl· J\.\ntng~ 11k ,1nd \tut1.o \.\.Jlh i1Hort.l1ng tu the li t\ Rl'lll'\1'hipmt·nt '\genl~ The n10t1t " 1nt1.·ntkd tu hil•nJ "-•th the SI " m1ll1un < O'>t.i '1l''trr I .ind tla1 hor Boule' <Hd P.11 D.i' ,1 1.ornmuntl) dC'"elop- mt·nt 1.·11urd nJt11r .,;,ud trCl'\ "'111 be .iddeJ Jlon~ '"'"'plin Boulc\ard as ""ell a .. nl'"' f'l.'lk'>tniln lighting C1cnl'ral l1111traltor Paul Hagopian ot Orangt "'ii' hired to over<;ec the construction "'h1ch 1s c\pected to be complt>1&·<l in Dcu:mher The project 1\ lx1ng funded through a fedt·ral blue k grant "' "ell a' deterred pa~ml'nl loan' trom the t..11\ 'v!C'an"' hill' rL'clt·\l·lopmi.:nt of· fiual~ an· rwgm1at1ng \\1th ~1llla De' clopmL·nt ( urp of H un11ng1on Beach tn er a pm posed 4 S-atrl' hott'I compln .i~ro~" the \treet lrom thl' BUSINESS NOTES I_ -= ~ ( OUll\Jll.h I Ill' Ltl\ ht1\ not dl.'u<kd \.\ht·ther 11 .... 111 l'\l~t mcrlhant\ from thl' propo\l'li \Jll hor<lt·H·d h~ 19th \trtl't llJrh<1r Buulc,ard Jn~l "t''-'· port Roult'\Jrli DJ' 1d \J1d thl· proJ<'Ct l'l unh tn the talk1 n~ \IJ&l' and the Cit\ 1\ n plonng ti\ c1pt 1um \1ola "'a!> cho.-.cn from the 1hrce li n.ilt~t\ '' 1ng tor a potcnttul l'UntrJl t Ill "'hith tht• Cit\ \.\OU Id au.iuirr the proper!\ from 1hr I CJ O\\ nl·r<, rail' thc bu tidings il nd \Cll thr 'alant land to the de, eloper Thl· projt'l t. de\1gned b> C. o<;ta ~ksa-based archt1et t McLarand. \ a~que1 &. Partners. lC'ntatt\ cl) 1n- dudes thr I !<().room hotd as well as ~I"' ,1partmen1s. t"'o re~taurants and 40 000 '4uarl.' tcet ot retai l space .\pool and '>Undelk \.\Ould al~o be butlt .itop an underground parking falllll\ tor the three· and four-stol') apartment buildings according to a prl'"' rck.t'>l.' lrorn the ar( h11ec1 \.kan,,hdc \omc landoVvners on the \llC hJ\ c ,,11d the} Vvdl fight an> attt:mpt~ to condemn their propcn)'. The\ ha' l' otlert•d to rcfurb111h the I 5 or so butldtngi. scattacd on the stte. but oninals arl' d1!>courag1ng the plan becau<,e the' sa' thC' land 1.1.ould be still~ underde~eloped t-or more than 14 )ears "1ola has concentrated un re'>1dent1al proJ ectl\ whi le gradual!~ expandtng into "mixed-use" de' elopments. where retail entertatnment. reo;1dent1al and other t) pcs o f fac1lttt1:s are merged Such a comple-. 1s under con~truc uon in H unit ngton Beach. 1.1. here :-.1ola t'> comb1n1ng a 14-ston oflicc building a health spa a ft'C'·ple\ cinema. re,taurants and a st~·le\el parki ng structurt at the rnrner or Beal h Boule' ard and '>. arner .\' · ('OU(.' NED announces sale '-a11onal Edulatmn ( orpora11on in '-c"' pPn BC oil h ha' completC'd the Sdk ol 1tc, homt· health care operation to <)uJltt\ < .Hl' In' ot '''"' 'r orf... ~l t Jnnounttcl this month Thl' opcrJtn1n r>ru\ tdt•\ 1n-hnml' health l J rl \l'r\ lt l'\ I nn , "' the '>J l' 1.1. l'rc not ti" do\•'d K•·,pc 11<1111t1-tn Jgt'nt \ rl'll'ntl\ mu,el.l 11\ ollile\ lrom I /11 HJ Du' l' \t to Ci!J I Ci Hirth \t 1n 'c1.1.pnn fk.1 h 11'6. ..\ I\ rL'PTC\l'OtJOg lour l ':i 'P 1rt\ 'cJm\ "'hu \\111 pan1c1patc 1n thl' l 111:-. 'Jf\ mp1l' among othcr • • • T hrl't' nc'' pr11lt''>'>1onal ltrm\ ""ill c,11on tw nm' ing into rdlill'\ 1n ( t1\IJ \lt•c,,1 'I rnH'r f11\\l'r ••niCt' budding ~.....---.......-..... \ I ' • ..._ I ( Center l o"'er \\\m1ate\ in lntnl' has announced Fairfield \en tun· Pannl'rs a 'cn- ture capital mana&t'mcnt l(lmpam 1.1. 1th office<. in ( onnct1cut. 'iPt'n\k\ Horn, Jubas. and Lub111 a c cntul) C ti) la\\ firm spt-1cli11ng 1n rep- re\t'nt1ng "te<.hnolog1lalh -onentc.-d clu.•nt<,' and ·\mcncan C1uarantecd In' c.-.tmcnt ( orporat1un oin tnH''>t· mcnt \en tlCS com pan~ ~ urrl"nth tx·in[! org,rn11ed ha'e c\ClUICd lca<.e\ for olltlC'\ in tht· 21-stof'\ hi gh n't: • • • Hu\lncS\ to Hu\1nC\\ \laga11nc Inc 1n :".t•""purt Bcach rcportcdanet profit of SJ'i (KIO dunng li\lal \t'itr I 4iSJ on gro\<, re,cnuC's of nC'arh \I I m1ll1on The monthl~ maga11ne aimed at \mall bu<.1nc\<.es. med1um-<.11ed bu\I· nc~sc~. and hu<,1ne\<. managrr\ called l YX4 ·an 11ut<.ta nd1ng \.ear tor u'> • ( For . , j r ,, v.rv.g ( ( ( ( ( Date Time Place • .. .) I,. .• j ~ 26 [ J •N ·)100 ti fr" t •· .r.uQ [ Sr,..;. 'i>t • .. ..... •' " ... • ~ .. ,,_, ~ ,"'8' ~ O"" ~ ... :o·· .......... , ,., , Q . .,.~~~ ..... ........... -..... ' Coata Meaa atorefronta on Newport Boulevard between 18th Street and Broad- NYSE UPS & DOWNS NEW YORK I A~J -Tne loll2w1n11 Iii ! 'now' ll'lt New York Stock E •cnanoe Uocki and warrant\ rna1 n ave oone UP 1n1 most and down 1n1 rT>Oll oueo on p1rc1111 of cnanoe r119arell8u of 1101um1 lor Thundav .... No 'ecur ''" 1radlno oetow s'l are 1nc1-·ydtd NII •"d oe rce,..raoe ci-a not5 a re the difference Oelween rhe pre 111oul clOi ono ortce and Thur\daiii Pm price Nam e Lall Cho Pct 1 ~evpk '1 2Jpl .CJ• + 2 UP 15 J 2 11veoak 1l • + 1-.. UP t4 1 3 It el AUO( 4J• t l UP II ~ 4 ~ICoNA .C + \!) UP 10 5 r1mt Mol ' 34 + 2 , Uo 7 6 FIFdlAr l 2'1 "l t-I'-Uo 7 I 1 C I VPk t U ol 1.C + I UP 1 1 8 Ttltcom.:p l ' + • UP 11 9 Micklt>ry ~ + ~ UP ~ i 'I L. omnMlo wr >• + • UP I AmrtP9> \ 2 11 + 1 ' Up 1 8u!IH 1!8\ t 1 UP l.c ~~t?~~ 2 )~ 1 ~ ~~ i IS ~~C001'Q. 1 '• ~ Up 6 6 Varco pf 1 , UP 6 17 Circuil itv n t + 1 1 UP .c t8 LeooP ••• 2•lt + I • UP • 19 M vt r \LE 11 + • UP l 2 KtvllCQ" '• + 1 Up .C 1 0 Armcot11c I lo\ + 1 UP 1 3 Whitt COii\ ) + 1 ~ UP 4 1 A•lttn Inc • 1 • I UP 'I .c F nSI Bar 6 ' + • UP .c 5 Ttwulnll 3 + • UP .c OOWNS Lag • _c~p- 1 , '• 19\1 -•• f · -~ ~i;: = ;·: 1 1. -1 ,, -l '1 • .c • e , - 4 • -2~~ -I~ 16lt = Ila .C.CJ. -1\t p = .: 1~:: ~ " 2 l - 1. - OTC UPS & DOWNS Nf:W VUWI<. A~I -Tl'e lo11ow1110 II\' snows 11'11' Over •hf' Counter stock\ and warrants 1na 1 ha11f' oone vP Ille mosi and down 1ne most ba Hd on perce111 ol Chanoe !or rnursdav No secur r11s tr11d 110 below s1 or 1000 sharu are nctuoed Ne• a11d oercenrage rhangu 11re '"" 0 Here"c e r,e•wet" lne pre11•0.J\ CIO\ong o ,,. a nd fr..Jrsday·s &\' or O<d pr cl' UPS Na..,..,. Un i Cr 11 Per 1 Tll wt 1' t 1 UP n) 2 Frf'tdc.mSL 14 • + ) , UP ~ 3 NalLamPO<JI' s • 1 • UP 4 SoA11an 4 • 1 '• Up 16 S AmLa"d S t I UP 5 0 67 NarLamPr ''" 6 , I I • UP 3 8 NYh1Los 1 t ~ Uo 1 4 ( . . ' ~ L~~ ••••• ••••• ~, .... _ • j < J.• ••• 8 6 011'C0v '" l • • I • UP 20 8 ) 9 ("tu"lil 23 t I 111 UP 20 7 10 8 01 rDI'• ) t I Up 2go Ca rd OP'"" T ur 0 / 1 I'• UP ~ 0 n Ce 1 .. '~ ,,, l • 1 ~.. UP 8 0 13 V1PC."' NI 10 ' I 11• Up 0 14 ACMA T Coro 10 t 1-., UP 19 .C • , ,• J ~ lS 51011• r,.r.,ro1u1 0 • I I'• UP 19 4 16 t11 vn 14 t 7 • Up 19 1 --~~ 17 Car(l•oo,.,.rwt )• t , UP 19 0 18 t11cp1r ~I t .. UP tl9 1 19 Card1op1;lrr )"" t 9 16 Up I 4 20 1m,.,md .;r \ ) • ~ ' Up I 7 21 Nelwr~E S" '•UP 17 9 22 AfTllllld vn S '• UP 17 6 73 ~..,um(r,.., s 10 • I ' UP 17 6 74 v\Crm ,;r \ 10 1 I , Uo 17 6 'lS ME ')AT ).iii t , UP 17 4 DOWNS Nam .. AlarmP•oo M1lllJf'I'" Hllnma tl' '" AN (plrA~ Last '"t ~~ Wcd com Mlcro10 CPtrSvc Na11~ova11v Prooroup 1nr Mo\ctlt vHoo So111.dhn w• Aca dt mvfn\ ~ulllSOI wl 4 • I~'• 1i~ ~;~ 6i.. • • ,, . l't I } ~ ' .. ' 1 •. ' I'• -S·t6 '• , ul tel ld~ktaBnc lwrtSv wl o.itcom' ernt>oMtd ' cTtr Tolt'A\tl Ce11fAmp1 WNS Inc Ca m1>8 10Sc.1 S1.i1rtHe I AmMot>' •Jn I ! - 1 ' 1 C.8 1 '"' _}jrl Had\Ol'IPI " For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot Ao:v1soR 642-5678 Pc.t If 20 0 ff t 7 .c f IS 0 fl 14 3 1 l.C 0 1 IB 11 6 11 s tl .c ill i 1 II ..---......... Dell)' Jtllot llflOIO bf Clfldy Y _ _.. way are undereotna a 8766,300 facelift a• part of a redevelopment project. iillL--------------------------------------------~~~ Pacific Savings tosell 13 branches American Sa" 1ngs and Loan A ~oc1at1on 1n Irvine said 1t has agree to purcha'>c 13 sa' 1ngs branchc operated in Southern Cahfom1a t Pacific Sa' 1ng!> Bank of Costa Mesa The acuon. when appro\ ed b} tt- Fedcral Home Loan Bank. Vvtll hcl ftnanc1all> troubled .\mcncan Sa' tngd' ang\ and loa holding lOmpan~ reponed a loss t $512 m1ll1on. Wilham J PopeJO\ 'hatrman an chief CXCCUllVe omccr of •\menca Sa\ 1ngs, )aid the move to purchas the Pacific Saving<. hranche~ ts fht all) prudent \tcp. PopejO} said thC' agreement w1 "emphasize our ongotng commit ment to funhcr strengthen the com pan) 's retail deposit base and d< emphasize h1gh -<:ost inst1tu11002 jumbo deposits," whi ch neatcd th firm's tide of red ink. DcpoSlls will continue' to be 10 \ured 10 S 100.000 b) the Federa Sa' 1ngs and Loan lmurance Corp • c p , I j 1 l "' .,,., •• 11 v .. • ,"t' ! 1· ...... , iii 11 ..... c~ n •"'t • I fl •\ ~ ~ Orano ~tr OAIL 'i PILOT /Ftiday, Ju~ 2e, 1085 NB C7 NYSE COMPOSITE T RlNSACTIONS FllllY,. ILMI• ..... No trend in market '[\\ \ DRJ.... .\P -Tht' '>l<X ~ mart.<'I 'h''"t'd no dt'dr lrL"nd Fn..id' \I• I <;tud .. n lh<' n:..irru" range in"' h1,h 11 hd' trad<'d all v.e-c~ \nal~ \ts ">J1d 1n • t''t<'r'' ~·nlhus1a\m "'"'' f'('\lf3IO<'d b' d11u~l' clbout !ht' l1utli..10~ !or 111tt'lt'' rdh.''> \l\('r dr1Jpp1ng \hdrpl' 10 re1.t:nl mun th' r.tlt''> latt'h h:tH· \tvppt:J tailing. fhn J1d not rt'SfX•nJ t'\ en 11• tht.' h·der..tl Rt'\en t.' 'rt."pon late-I hursda ot J larger 1h.tn·t'\P<'\.lt:d S4 'I htlhun J<'lhn<' in !ht' ba'1 mt·a,11rt "'the m11nl"' \upph In tht· •rt'd1t m.u~eh Frida' pn1.t''> "' lon~ term ~1"t'mmt•n1 bon-.h ""h11.h mo't' in tht' 1l PP\''>llt' d1rt'l tion trorn 1ntt'rt''>t rate'> <i.ho"'eJ J\~) .iH·r31png S" I 1r t'\t'r. S ll)(J an tac<" 'alue WHAT AMEX DID WHAT NYSE DID NEW YORI( AP1 Jul 11> Nt >IV YOR ... A.PI ~--11; p,, .. Pte" Aovancl!O T:>eav :>av -.ica~ :lav m 30 Aavenceo 160 108 D«••neo 2U ~·1 Dec neo 904 900 f"C"'4"9~ 2'7 ~~ ~--cr-anveo 44 •11 o•a• uues ''° ore \i;;l'S 100~ 7005 New noons 3 2• Ne"' "'"O"S 60 66 Ne.., 0"'S 9 a ~e .. o ... s ' .& AMEX LEADERS NYSE LEADERS E 0 ano net .:ranoe ot •rie •en ac• ve Amer t a" S•oc• E •Cr>a,.or MOS~ d~.: .,.. '"""'Ol' :-• ,,,, 'r.,,. n ... rs ""'OS' act •l' "°'"' "'Y• S•x~ E •crano.o ..,.. .. ,,\\t\ ··~= ... .!\:~,~ 5 •·a c n ~ ~a ~-a v i ' • " a Nam. Oo,,.,eP·· Ecl'I08av ~ -, E Co,.,,., \l\'a"'OL i108 SAT '"d Hasoro s IO.,•CS S Ov'la•e<' ;:17 ::>a•aProd 1"un A r(p GoLD QuorEs , ,. C."4 Nem• ::>" oP•' ..;"'OCa "'@'' \o. r,. • 8 .... :::: "l(;>A~ A"'""CSP • A""'l'' ·~. • vl'" Y O'C'S y, eS.;i ..... • 8a''""T""'4 .. ..,,.E,,llu ""•""' .._amc Oc:c c>e'"'' Pe• te•asOGu So"'~'" Co -ll ~ VoiUnw : o'I 882 • So&O &-43 TOO •2<l 100 '''0900 ~800 J.31100 J I) 700 ~$JOO i•: 'J() tZ• .00 9· ~ o08 JOO :fl~ \ L H ' Cho ') . J }4 • )2 ' -.. ~·. ' p ;o•. .. 4 • -'·· ... ) .. -... )9 ... • 3,4 • '7 ! -.. 11 • .. Dow JoNES AvERACES . ' . METALS QuorEs "'t-A -. o-. .... .,., ~w.wm •4•1.. ..._,. \A c-,~·· c.....,.. ~ .• ...,.., "'-... ,,. ' ...... " .. .. '-;'. . •• • .. ..... " . , ....... ... ~ .. NASDAQ SUMMARY NEt.. YQR "' ounter . .. famous la b<Z.l,s I - C8 Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT/Friday, July 26. 198~ FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Bat1uk DOONESBURY M HARP PAf{T "'4S SIMPLY llPMITTJN6 ff)M"ISCJ.F THAT I .4'fA Y MIUJ, N£VeR HAVE A Pf.JtMIWf.NT l'tRSON IN MY LI~ I I r by Garry Trudeau THE FAMILY CIRCUS BIO GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE by Bil Keane ... .. ~ "There ore peanuts in my orange." HOW'5 'THE Ja$1MG Pf2CGRAM GOING, UNC1.E. COSMO? PEANUTS \. I'"' ' '"' u y I i ""~ "' ~··· .. 1 [~~ ~ BLOOM COUNTY 11.t r lt'V;J r flt ANX/T II( APY TO fAIY .--~~~~~~~~~ by Charles M. Schulz MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE mr ~l()W ovr R '"' MW Y~A RIVHI ~II(' !1£N llfTfR ~ /'lPI JIW\ 'JfCx+lf/{T 'IOI) TWO ,.QMF WT fOf?. ':J/fA'1{' f'( I '/l1 J.;.j .. ~ .. Why are you stopping here? We never have any customers 1n this neigh uh-oh' DRABBLE GARFIELD MOON MULLINS SPENDING 'TIME' JUDGE PARKER •• <" (""' ~ ~f."\( ~ ~€16N l~~A(,€.1 MR. S KIN'S, MAY [ HAVE. A DRUM ROLL PLEA Sf ? R • • ~, H f I , MAYBE HE'S <50T 100 MUCH SCOTCH IN HIM by Hank Ketcham by Kevin Fagan AlfMJ NOV. ., r~g~_ .-< L:i ... \ ,; . FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE TUMBLEWEEDS I WANT IHE. 8EO I ITS MY BED ~ J ) -' ~ I KHDW. • / BUIHe.'$ A ; GUEST. ANO WERE 6E1NG-POLITE. ~ '/ou se:eM urser. . GROVt?:ft r D.RSERT 1PENOUNCER ROSE IS ROSE fJl.J., ~ IGHT I Pl(., '2fGC.rr / I Dor-.IT WANNA BE FbUle. -I IJJANNf\ I BE COMFORTABLE . rrs PE:.RC'{, MY ~E:W>~Y ... H!:'S 11\J A VE:RY SAFKAS1iC 1 MOOC7. __:_.,£ 'IT:.JrtC' J , 111 £I Wll/lf 1' A' by Lynn Johnston by Tom K . Ryan by Pat Brady by Jim Davis AU,, '21GW" / HEiE l EAT A ~CU. ~ ~! I 1NS4ST ! ..._ ____ .r. ~ x-. \ ~EN I COP OOf, I 00 If Wt™ AUTHORITY ! by Ferd & Tom Johnson N.AW ·-HE 'S TH.AT WAY WH~N HE'S SOBl:R, 100. BRIDGE llol h \ 111111 r.1 til1· "'"''' h d1 .. 1f, 'otrlH \\t,~I • J 4 0 JI Ok K H62 • J 9 I + 75 U 73 ~J IO !f5 • 62 ~=""' +q tok 6 9 !) 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C'har1 .. ,. c;or•n ht'lp ~ou find t<our way thrc uah th• mall' of l>Ol HI.•.~ for p..naltlf'111 and for talct"out tor a ~OP t of hh llCH HI.lo.~ bookl•t. '"'"d SI R~ l(I "C•orf'n l>oublf'11," r arr of thl" nf'w•pap..r, PO Ho• 6 11 . l'almt rt ' J OAA6!i \1ah thf'rh patahll' lo '"" ttpap.-rh...-.k 11. ' TOMORftOW: WARM FORECASTS ON A2 Strvlng Newport Bt1ch, Co1t1 Meta, Huntington Beach, lrvlne, L1gun1 Bt1ch, Fount1ln V1ll1y and South Orenge County ORANGE COUNTY C ALIFORNIA f~•1 [JAv JUL vi• 1'ir 2~ :.ENTS Teen 's lawyers reject DA 's report Won't accept DA 's report vindica ting officers in s kirmish with retarded boy daam 'ind1cat1on tor< >11in·r (Jame\) Lowdl·r." attornl'}' R.Q Shupe said I hur.,da) "Ob\IOU!.ly he didn't 1n- terv1ew the neighbors that we talked 10 or ht's l.h~rcgardang (their state- ments)." By LISA MAHONEY ot , ... o.i1, Piiot lt•tt Allorne)S for a mcntall) retarded teen-ager who lost a k1dne) after a \Cuffie with an lr-.ine police oflicer Coast Biiiy Graham winds up his Anaheim crusade and bids for attendance re- cord./ A7 Date book Magic Island is a place where magicians weave truth into lies./Datebook Sports The Angels slip in Tor- onto, but the Dodgers expand their league lead to 3V2 games./C1 Business Businesses on Newport Boulevard In Costa Mesa are receiving a $766,300 facellft./C8 INDEX said Thursday they don't accept the tind1n$s of an 1nves11ga11on that excessive force was not U!>l'd an thl' arrest of Guido Rodnguez Jr .. 18. "It sickens me that they are goinR to But Maumc !'-vans. deput) distract a ttornt') an charge of ~pec1al a!.!.1gn- ments. S<I)!. there "\.\a!. non adenLe tu indicate there wa~ cnm1nal conduct Australian lifeguards Membera of the Australian Junior Lifeguard team partlcl· pate ln drill• off Huntington Beach coa•t Thursday. Auuie Andrew Thoma• climb• a rope ladder after jumping from 111\111\eJ in the .irre't " R o J r 1 g u e / · k 1 u n l' ) \\ .1 ' "h}dronl•phrott'" a lif~lung lt>n d1t1on that would ha' c ncu''>\1t;Hed its nentual remuval. E\an!> \atd in .1 k11er sent to lrvrnl' Police C'hu:I I eo F Pt'drl \.\ cdnesda\ He ..a10 thl'fl '"a' no c\ 1dentt• that a \lru~lr bt't .... ct•n the )Oulh and I ti""dt·r J~ gra,ated hi\ med1Lal l'ond1llon \hupo. '><lid h.im' lind1ng'> "'do nut <<>llH Hk \I.1th our ov.n 1n\t·~11ga- 111111 lh lalx'lcd the E\an:-lcttc1 the .,~11 '>t'f\ 1ng <;tatemcnt of a la\.\ 1·nlr111 tml·nt .igenc~ and '>huuld Ix lfl'Jlul J\ \Ulh: lfl 1nr 11!\ officaah J'ikt>d 1ht· I >l\tm I \ttorne} \ O!lile to lOndut t .1n 1n\ \ll!,\Jt1on ut 1he ~pnl 21 arre~t '" f{, •dfll;(Ul'I tu ~11~1\ publlt con- the pier while another visitor, Rodney Millington, takea a plunge in a simulated rescue attempt. Huntington Beach junior lifeguards will visit Australia in December. . u:nt!> O\cr 1hc bcha,1or of the three otfacr!> 1n\olvC'd .\ fte-r rcadang the fi ve-1nch thick rcpon submitted b) Evani. Irvine Polite Lt Al Muir said he I'> !>all!ified that the tn\ esug.auon wa!. thorough dlld fair He predicted no d1sc1phnar} .telllln 'AOuld bl-taken agmst Lowder and Officers Shan Lohman and (PleaK see LAWYERS/A2) Motor scooter kills NB woman Teen-age victim of earlie r Mesa crash s u ccumbs By STEVE MARBLE Ol 1"9 OllilJ Ptlol ll•ft .\ :--.c .... pon &ath v.nmt1n hit ti' a motor '>l Ooter .ind a t ~ -H·ar-old Corona 'uuth whu LUll1Jed. \.\1th a light puk died Thur'>da\ alter ,uffer- 1ng Lnt1tal head 1n1unn an "<.'pJratL' ace 1dt·nt'> t'dfltl'I th" \.\l't'~ .iuthufllll':. n·pon,·d tot.la' .\nd '>e' eral muton,(~ narro""h escaped traged~ T hur'>da) v. hen the~ collided near t1 railroad ,ru:.\lng moment\ Ix-lure J 1ra1n pa~sed ~farllllil ( frUJ !lt1 3 f.(/.\l'3r•L!IJ re~1dt>nt ot R,1ltxia Jpparenth ""d'> "'Jlk1ng home trnm J grocen '>lore V. t·dm·,da' Jlternnnn 'Ahcn ... he 'Aas \trut ~ h\ a Ol••ltlf 'lOOler drt\l'O h\ l\.n in PJul ;i ~ 1., ea Hild '-r"' pun Bl'at·h rn1den1 f ra1Tt, In' t·~t1gatur ".IJr\.. f "her c,.i1t.I I ru1tll11 , 111\\lr>g Aa lti11 a Auto Piiot Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Gardening Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Play Review Police Log Public Notices Sports Televlson Theaters Weather B 1-14 CB A3 CG-7 88-11 CB 86 812 Irvine freeway foes challenged H11ulnJ rd m·;ir ~~rd \trcct v.as thro"'n nto the .:urh .,..h,·rt· her head .. 1ru,l..1hcr.1\t'l11t'nt F"ht·r,J1J The "" •m.in v..a-. t.11..l'n '" thl' I ounta1n \ .i k, < <1mm11n11' I fn.,p1tal traumJ ttrtll'f "'hl'f1' 'h1·J1ed l hur,JJ\ JI .J~•ul' 111 pm lr11m thl' he.JJ inJUI\ ,J tdflln\'f0 \ o.JcpUl\ '-JIJ f l\ht r 'J1d th<' \\11m,1n ""' "Jlf..,ng IUl\Hk ti !ht• T1•""•aJI., .1nJ .1p- p.l'l'nth h.1J her 11.11 ~ ' lh1• ,,n,11111 ng ''""ll' "ht.I ,,.,,, tla\l'lillg .it cs 810 Date book AS Date book Date book A3 B 11-12 c 1-4 Datebook Oatebook A2 Business. building interests claiming voter s should have no say in deve lope r fee decision By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of IM 0•11Y l'llol lt•H ~ coali t 1on ot hu \I Ill''" :rnd hu dd- 1ng111 tercsts 1s challcng1 ng thl' lcgali 1 ~ of a proposed ballot mt·J~urL· lhJt would kt Irvine 'oters tkudc \.\ ht·ther to charge de' elorcr' ll'e'> tu help pa} for three ncv. freewa}\ o\ leader of 1he group \uppon111g the ballot measure th1\ nwrning de'>crtbcd the legal challenge a\ "a bunch ofhaloney .. 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JI 1\•11111 f h11r,,l.t' .II lhl' I 11ulltJ1 n \ Jlln tr.11.r. ,1 ,l 1 ll'' lr11m mJ'"' 1 he.id .ind nil·rn.t 1n11n11·' ht 'U'· •,11r1•d n 1 ,1 ti .iu 10.knt n t 1•\tJ \lt,.1 1•1t' .!.J' n,r. r,· ••ll1.i.1I' n·- IH ·fl. j (Please se~ SCOOTER / A21 Alf!D Plif'I' Paris hospital 'has no cure for AIDS' Turn to Page 81 for the beat eutomoblle buys Pasteur Institute director . in Costa Mesa fo r conference, says his drug only expert mental By TONY SAAVEDRA 011119 0911y l'llol lt•ft The direu ur of the Pa)tl'Ur In- ~111utt' 1n Pans, 'Aherl' mo' 1c idol Rock H udson reponedl} ·~ being treated for <\IDS. d1~wuragl·d other ~IDS pat1t'nts Thuro;da) from 01Kf..- 1ng to the French ho'>pltnl \\hen• tht• dcadh '1rus was d1'irtl\ ercd Dr." t.uc Montagn1t•r. attcndtng .1 two-da) o\IDS sympm1um in ( o~ta Mesa. told reponer'> that an C\- pcnmental drug lx'111g tested .it tht• 1nst1tute as no better. at th!\ po111t . than the druRS being re'iearL'ht•d 1n thl' I n11rd \tJtt·, "\\l' cannot dn mut h morl' (Im \If)~ pat1t'lll'il than " lwing Jnnl' here·· \Jtd \lnntagn1t·r "\\l' .irt· u111ng our hnt to undl'r\IJnd 1lw nwl'han"m ut 1h" Jt\l'•"l' .. MontJgn1cr d1,ag.n.·1·d '' 11h \l,llt' rnt•nt' tl\ 'nnw g,l\ gr11ur' 1h.11 lfud~on\ .1tll1d11in uiuld ~'"" puh- llc J\\.trl'l1l''' 111 lht• m·arh .1lv..1\\ fat.11 \tqu1red lrnmunt• [)t'fit'lt'lh.' )\ ntlronw .. \II>\" .1lrt:Jd\ \\l'll kno"'n lrom tht· ml•tl1a \.\ t' m·u,t .11\o he J\\.lfl' that thl'fc arr othn 1mron<1n1 di\- Pressure mounting to ban selling of clove cigarettes Respiratory a ilment. even d eath, blamed o n Indonesia n import < iar) Brrn.:kman '""1t..ed h" ti"t 1 fn\.t" etgart'lll' t"'o H':H<; ngo .1lk1 a friend told him the)' wt·rc "natural. no them1cals or any Junk lake thnt " "Thry ta~te good. 'lmnoth " 'ti}'> a rockm8n, a 20-ycar-old college 'tu dent fro m Fullt'non who t'\llll'H1tl'' he <omokts anywhac from fivt" to 111 O udana \,1uam clovt" ugan•ttf\ '' day. .. They're not 'uppoo;cd to he·" ood for you as rc~ular c1prcttc!.. •· ht ..ay~ Brockman s po1nl or Vl('W " prob- ably not unu ual In SauthC'm ( oh- forn1f. wh('I"( a.s mnn~ oo; a third of all • STEVE MARBLE Focus ON THE News dO\l' ngar('ttl''> 1mporttd tu tht' l n1trd tatf'I are sold. pnm.1111\ t11 .1 ,outhful market Rut now thtrt' an· \l@n' th.11 \,1k'~ arc hc'1nn1na to 1ihlk lt'v. th.111 .1 H'.tr aOcr importer<, of tht• lndon1'"'•'° product posttd rc«ml ..all'' \lllfl' than 172 mil hon o(thl' l 1garctt4·\ V.l'rl' ~hipped 10 1hts countl"\ loo;t H'.H up from I 'I m1ll1on thl' '''.tr lx·lon· \onw , .. \ tht• n'.1,nn 1111 lhl' J1·d1111· 1' that <;m11l..111ll. 1..n'h'k' J\ thn .111· 1 nlled 1n lndl1nt•,1J '' J pa"mtt laJ Other<; 11h ludang thl' 1mpont'r" .inJ manufartufl'r" tht'nht'l\l''· da1m 11" hcl3U'>l' 111 ht•alth l<lflll'l 11\ <II JI )\',1\I media 3tt1111nt' 111 hl,ilth n1n1cr11' hJeral ht-.ilth tltl11 ""'\a\ thl'll' " gro"1ng 1'' 1dt"nn' thJI 1nhaltn11 thl' 'lmokc ut hu rn inp. t 11" 1'' t .in re!>u It in '>t'nnu' n•<,ptrJtM\ ailnlt'nl'-1>1 r n•drrd1rk '\\.het·htcr a\\ h11tcr \Ill iteon .inti ''·'t) 1111·111h1·1 .11 \ < I '-kdtl.11 ( l'ntt'f, ltlll'\ ,1 \It'll Ill l"t' lurth\'r It\ .1 ptll\\ln .. 1 111\111 . \,I\\ \\ tw1 ht1·r "ho h"' moldl'd h1n\\1•lt into ,1,,~,t..l·,rn,1n1\n thl' \11h1n \ 'llll1' 11n1· ot h1' p.ll1t•nt\ d1t•tl '·"' H'ar .itt1·1 (Pteaee .ee CLOVE/ A2) • t'.l\l', .. ht• '·"" "It I I t11d\•lll' 1.1\1 t \lnlfll ~ \hO\\\ lhJI 11tl d,1\\ 111 l'<'11p1t· Jrl' .iv.a' l1nm the' \l[)\1 \1 onlag.n1cr "nnt 1•1 It> 111«dh.tl l'\f)erl\ trnm th« l 1111,·d \1.111·, .111d f rann· 'l't".tl..111a: I hu1,d.t\ .t 1d I .,l,1 <11 thl' ,nn!nl'fhl h1"tnt h' < '- Ph.1rm<1u·1111,.11, Ith tilt' m.11.,,,, "' .inoth1·r dr11~ twin~ 't11d11d ·'' 1 p11tt·n11.1I l1l·.11111l'fll 1111 the di' .1, .11 Ing J 1'l'.l 'l' lht·n1x·1 111h'llt.tldru~' 111 .1 1 11 P \ '\In I lit l'.1,h ur I 11\l 11l \. 1 .I R1h.t\ 111110\ I< '\ ,lfl Ill th1 I .II \l,tgt'' '11 l'l''-l•,tr, 11 ,,lid \l<tlll,I~ II< Hut tht'rl' '' 1111 .1111 t11r \fl )' n .. 1 .1 llt'atmcrn 11\.11 \\tll rd1udJ 11111111111, \\\(('Ill\ \\ll'l i.., .. , ,,, lilt'\ Ill' 111 ,,, ,f Ht·w.1rt h k.1d«t' .ind \1" 111 .. d11 J :'l"k'"' II.I' ~.1ttwr1·d .11 tht " 11 P''"''11 1 •• 111p.1rl' th,· pr, lim111.1r\ '""ii'' ti 11!1·11 \'\f'<. rtml·nt.11 rr111t'l h 111.I 11.111' 11lo11111 1l11•n \1••111.IV.f H'I ,,11J 1h1·r1· \ll'll' n11 111 ,(\..1h1I1\!IJ' "' '!'I'll \I( !ti'\ '\ "'"'! 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"h1 11 thl' tram "' '" ,, I 1n .l,1 \I\ 1,111 ,I lf.llTI\\,;}\ '!"'"'''' 1111 .tn \,lld 1hut,l1.I\ \ht' hJd n.11 l"·1·n thllll1l'd 111 lh1• IJ\.\\Ull 1 hi,"""' nt11 111mrn1·1" \h1'.1ndn .ind D tnmpanmn \I tt h.11·1 r hum.1' l ( '"' ut \1anna drl Ki' h.1tl m ld1•n tht tram up Imm fl.1lm \p1 1111.t' '"\It \3n fat:1ntn Pnr~ '~ h1· 11 1 h1·' ll'l I J ''l'l'fl nt'nr 11 n n~ ,,., \ .1111\JI ,kl t.. ( wldhlatt t'\f'll IOt"d (PlcHc ~ LAWSUIT/ A2) A.2 Cringe Cou1 OAIL.V PtL.OTIFrlday. Juty 28, 1985 Guido and Fara Rodriguez vJeit eon Guido Jr. in bo•pltal. LA WYERS ASSAIL DA 'S REPORT ... From A l David St0<·rn1l·r t....:ClUSl' lhl' rt'pun shows no "' 1dencc 1ha1 the thrl0l' viola!t"d ·•3n~ dcriartml'nl pol1 c ~ or procedurt"" 1n the rc'>tra1n\ and '>Ub,c- quenl arre~t uf f{udngue1 M u1r !>aLd Pl· art. thl' r ll) · ') auornl·)' and ke) cit) -,talT ""ould rtad the rt"pon and hold a pn."!o') conferl'lll'e 10 answer i.IUC'>lton'> ahOut 11 on T Ul''>· da, Becau'>c thl' RoJn~Ul'' fam1l~ ha') filed a S20 n1ilhc"ln c1' ii ')u1l aga1ns1 the c1l\' and the uffil·er' 1n,ohi.:J 1n 1he tet=n-ager\ arrest. Muir said he did not think thi: D1 s1ne1 ,\nonll'~ \ report wuuld he' made pubh• A final decision on rek·as1n~ 1hc docun1ent would Ix n1adl· ~fore the pn."\\ conference, he said RodngUl'1 ""3' takt•n into ..:u,tod) on suspicion o t ~tt•al1ng a bLc)ck· altl'T three ollit·cr\ cha-,1:d the ..crean11ng youth through a rc'>1dent1al nl'igh· borhood and into thl' garage of h1~ fam1I ) home .\ccording 10 a rt'p<Jrt filed b) Sgt. Lo"-der hl' "rt"OlO\ ed the subJeCI from the garage . placed thl' !>UbJCCI on thl' gras!o·· and tned to handcufTh1m Rodngul·1· parents. hO"-'t'vcr. sa) Lo .... der ignored neighbors· and Fara Rodnguez_' cncs that the boy was retarded and t ould nut unde~tand "'hat .... ·as happening to him. The) contend Lo"dcr flippcd Rodngue1 on10 a ror~ st rev. n section of the fam1I~ ·s front )ard and that the thl' amount offorct' used ruptured his kidney. Rodngul·1·s k1dne) "'a' remo\Cd at Bevl'rl) Hospital 1n Monlclxllo three days after his arre\t. Evans questioned nt:arl} 100 1nd1· \ 1dualsdunnghis 1nvest1ga11on of the arrest and the youth 's subsequent o perauon He inter\ rewed 81 "-'11· ncsses. live pol1 re offirer'> and medi- cal perwnnel ""ho tr.:atcd the ~outh. Independent eJtpens v.·ere also hired to cxamine the rcmO\ ed k1dne) and re,·1ew Rodngul'7. mt•d1cal re- ports "Our n1t'd1cal l'Xpcrt\ felt that the kidne) "-'3S functional prior 10 sur- RCr.. but that the ren1oval of the k1dlll'\ v.,1~ 1ne\ 1t:ibh ...... f;\ans wrote 1n thl: ll"ttcr lll Pi.-art. Sgt. Lowder's ac11on... did not au,ravate "the h)dront'phrot1t· t·ond111orr of the k1dnc):· ht' "-Tote II that's true. Shupe argues. why did thl' teen·agcr begin bleeding 1ntern- all\ hours after .'>tru8fhng wtlh the poiice officer'' "Theres no quesllon Guido had a functional kidney before his encounter with officer Lo"·der." Shupe -,uggesttd ha' in~ the D1s- tnc1 Anurn('y·s Office 1nvcs1iga1e police depann1nr1 actions is tanta· mount 10 hav1n~ their own anorncy conduct a re view. "The District Attornl") 1s thl· counM""l for every police dcpartn1ent 1n the county e~cept Anahe1n1." he observed. While Muir !><ltd he 1s pleased with the 1horoughness ofthc report and it~ outcome. Shupe said he would con· tinue to press the fam1lv's lawsun. ··1 believe thl" C II) o(Jrv1ne "-OU ld be ve11 111-ad' 1M'd to claim v1nd1- cat1 on unul \uch umt• as 12 Jurors have had thl' opporlun1ty to hear all the facts.·· Shupe said. PARIS'HASNOCUREFORAIDS' ... From Al from drug-bu)ing \C• n'\ tu olht'I countrie' thJI 'K'll 1ht ri•l' 1t·1ne' nut )et appr 1\ed .r thl' I r . \lJll'' Among 1he Jrug.., ne1n~ .,nalchi.-J off foreign -,hcl\~·s I'> K1ha\1nn. tht' anti-\ 1ral thal wa~ recl'ntl :-tl.'Sled on 21 pauenls at tht' Ne" York Ho')p11al· Cornell ~fed1cal ( t'nlt'r Rt'\ul t'i ot lhl' pilot pn1Jt'CI V.l'rl' lo Ix rclt'a'-1.·d toda) b) head rt'\earLht'r Dr Ri o. hard B Robert'> fvlean .... ·h1le. f)r R obt:n~ ·\ \n111h head of IC N'\ hroml.'"d1lal \tuJ1l'' d1v1s1on rcartt•d guardt·dl~ tu rtpon <, that R1ba1 1nn ""a~ bt'.1ng ~n1ugglt·d fron1 countries ILki: ~e \11.:0 ""hl·rc 11 1s n1arkc1ed d~ J rl·,p1rator. drug under thl· nan1e V 1ra1ol.:- ··wc·re 'l'f1d1\tres\1.:d1h;i1 pcuple ""uu!d go aht•ad and ta kl· tht' drug (for .),,!OS1:· said Smith ·',l,,t a high doSt'. Riha' inn has .side cflccts a'> v.el! a'> othl·r treatment~ ·· ·\d\t'f\e rcarllon\ lt1 the t'~ po.:n mental drug~ hail· 1ndl·ed bt- tome a roadblo(k . .'>:11J ()r Paul \"oltx·rd ins . ch1el o t onLolOg) anJ d1rl·o.tor ol thc ·\llJ'.'1 progran1 al \an l---rdnti\co (•l'nl·ral Hospital \ l1lt}l:rd1ng. hn""l'\l·r \OUd thl· Jrug~ t·ould be ur.c.'d a'> model' tor lc\\·to,1c form'> He added thilt a nun1bcr ol anli· 'iral., h,1\ e tx-rn elTtct1' l' in labora· 1or~ lUlture., <1ga1nst lhl' >\IJJS 1 iru' -1den11fied 1n Pan'> a'> LA\' and in lhe 1 'nllt'd Stale\ a'> 1-1 1 LV-111 \o far. l"-ll of the drug'>. liP>\ 23 and '>uram1n. appt"ar to slo .... · the ~prcad of the di'>Ca~e in A IDS pa- ucnti.. Bui the~ ha,cn't been able to \top tht: ('\ l'lll ual dctenoration of 1 he 1n1n1unl· <.~'>ten1. Vulherd1ng c ~timrned that up to 10 tx•rct•n t o t t hl' pc:ople 1 nfccted w1 th thl· llTU'> v.ill de\l'IOp o\lf)S Ill thrct• lo fiv t' )car\. v.hill' :!O tx·rccn1 will contrat t n11lder \)mptoms. The relit would remain health~. but he could not sa) fo r ho"" long P rt·domin:intl~ a11ack1ng homoitexuals. A 11)\ has 5.truck 11.871 •\meru.:an\. killing ncarl} half 1ht pauenti.. :ii.-cord1ng to the fr·deral ( entl'r' tor !)1,ca.'>t' Control. which 1raccd caS<:\ from 1979 tu Jul y~:.! FREEWAY FRIENDS CHALLENGE FOES ... From Al 1 mpropcrl' re,tni.-t rt'g1onal trt't'"-J\' "-hich arc under 'tall' 1und1tt10 11 •l he 1n111Jt 1 \ c 11 Jppru' l'd v.11ultl 1n1propcrl~ takl' l'lll'l't rclroa t l1\t•l~. trom Jan I 19!i " •fhl· t1tlc •ol thi: pro\)••\t:J •JfdJ · nan..:e L \ l onf 1i \1 ng and n11<.lc.1d1ng Tht' \lp.n:1ture' 1n \uppon o! the ballo1 n1e.1H.1Tl' v.l·rc g.athl·rcd h\ .1 gro up l'allco.I the < q mmtttt'e o! \t'\l•n ThOU\Jlld Aftc1fl'\1t'"-l ll~ the leg.al thallcnge ( OS1 prt·~1den1 )Jml''> \.\-J uhn~on <r.a id. ·· \11 ut11 1' a hunch of halone\ l\"\ a nice par kagt'. \l'f) th1 t k ahd 1cf'.o thorough Hut 11 d1K·sn'1 mt•an an) thing·· Kl·ga rd1ng loda \ ·, n1cl.'t 1 ng Wllh the ..,upt.·rior ( ourt Judge. he added. "I will he' therl· with gun\ hla11ng." ( r)o;.,T lx·gan 11~ pc1111nn dn\c earlier this ~t'ar af1er the Ir. inc ( 1 1~ ( ounld ~cned-1-1 1n fa \nrn(wllrk1ng with <1ther c1t1e' and f)r:'.lngc ( ount) 1n planning thl· three nev. fre.:"-ay5. Hac kers <,<;1d the frt"l'"J\\ art· needed !O relle\t' C\.LSllng 1raflit tongc~t1on and to ser\ e burgeoning .-.outh Orange C ount~ dl·,elopment !·cc\ o n nt•"-development have hecn suggcstt'd a.'> a "'3) 10 raise about half nf the c~11mall'd S850 mdl1on co~\ of the free"-'a\s Nu such dt'· vclop('r fct~ have y(-1 hetn approved 1n Irv ine ( ()"il launched thl· petition dn vc lo takt' !hat lel· dec1\1un o ul Clf the hand' ut !he (JI} Council. 1f 1t·d0t'5. no! have \Oler \uppon. Freeway tn11c~ "'1) tht• road~ v.1JI promote de\elopm«nt and 1ncrcar,c air and nr11-.e po llution hut will not rcllevc tr:11l'1c Jam' SCOOTER KILLS WOMAN IN NEWPORT ... From Al \\ llhclm '-'"il~ 1hc Jn\CT of a t a r 1h a1 slamn11·d 1ntn J light pole c·arh Wednc.,dJ) 1Jn ll:irhor Bo.1ult•\ard J1 \unlll>""l'T \!fc'C! I hrt•c pa\'>t.'ngcr\ 1 n lhl' c.1r. alt lrom r 0rona. ,ll\C• "Cfl' 1niurcJ P!lllc"l' \JI!! I hl· \<)\l\h\ ..-.l•rt• tin lhl•lf ""';I\ Ill lhl' ht'Jt-h \0 gn \Uffilll!, ""ht'll lhl•1r l .11 \l't'rl·d .KrOS'> thc road"a' Jnd r,1n1mcd tht• light rule· ln- \e\llj!.<l\llr < 1111 V.aldrnn ~aid 11 1\ pi1\"hl l· 1!10.· dri\et ftll J\lt-l'P <it 1hr 1<>hecl V..1ih t'ln1 had to be pried 1r(Jm tx·h1nd 1hl' \IC't'nng .... hcl·I · V. aldron Just Call 642-6086 \Jld I hl' 1 nJ urcd pa,-.cngl"!'' v. ~·i.: J i:tlre~ \t:1n1' "ho suffered a hrnkcn leg. J11hn Len "ho losl hi~ '>pleen and \u\tained numerous laccrat1on\. and Ja,on Ya\men1. ""h n \uffered a hrn~cn collar bone Jnd lo'!ot ht~ le(! l'ar \ll arc 16 )Car~ qf Jge In another alC!dt'nt I ral1 "iuc \\andel suffered t""o hrokl'n arnl\ ""hen ht'r vt•h1 clc "'a' 111\11\\t-J 111 a 1hrec-tar acc1dl·nt near th(' \ante I 1· rad road t·r<1'>s1ng on I lar\ ~rd ·\ 1 enue. lr\ine police rept1rtt•d Tho.· t ar' "cre neJrll '>!ru(l h\ .1n on~on11ng 1ra111 that pasr,cd JU.'>\ m1nult"' :iht'r ih.: I JO pm. mishap. pohce w.1d <nTicer\ !>aid onc of the <ln\t'r'> had \luppcd to let the tra111 pa'>s ""hen a \etond moton~t ap- pruachl·d and la lied to see 1 he flash1 ng li ghts a1 thr trai n tro~sing. I ht· (3r' lolltded and ""'ere pushed 1n1u a third \t>h1tll' Pohce !><!Jd the 1r;11n pa;;,ed nunute'> later without '1nk1ng an ~ oflht cars A'>andcL ..-.·hll had 10 he cul from the wreckage of her tar. " h1.:1ng treated at Westt"rn \1ed!Cotl ( l'llll'r trauma unJt 1n Santn \na "'hal do }'OU likt-a houl lhe Dail) P1lol'' \\ha t don't you Hite ? Ca ll !he number a l left and )Our mrss1111:e ~·ill be recorded, 1r11 nserlbf'd and de li vered to lhe appropr1alt' t'ditor The sa m e 2<1 ·hour answering ser\'ice ma)' h" used to record letters 10 lhe f'dllor on a ny 1op1r f on1ribu1or1 10 our Leltt'r..-1·olumn musl Include lht'ir namt' and '"'""phun" number fo r ''l'rifll'atlon :'\o <:lrt'ulatlon calls, plea1r Tt>ll u..-"-hfit'' on \OUT mind . Clrculellon 7141842-4333 D•llY Piiot O.llvery It Ou•r•nlMd ~r::::::' Daily Pilot Cl•••llled edvertlsln9 714/&42·5971 All other d•p•rfment1 &42""'321 MAIN OFFICE Y • lo,< ~·, " ~. ··-· .~ ..... .. ... ' . . ... , .. ~,,., ' ""° ••.•• .... " .. . .. ....... ' ....... Clrculatlon Tel•phonea •· . " • ... MJ-.OU •J 4 '•'" _.._ K•ren Wlllm•r • ... .l '.,,, •. 1 ,. Frank Zlnl Rot•mary Ctiurchm•n ' .. Robert L., C entrell t_' l I ' "'""' "~· Ho••td Mull•nery At!•!'''\' II [j . .,, . Ooneld l WUllem1 '" Piggy Bl•wl.,1 • • ,,. . .. ,.,. ....... . .... . " •'• Y•'M o. "•' <' • ~· •1• P...Ol•"""'Ol ,-,,..,..,.. ., ••" ••••• ""1 t<MIW-•• "''''• ·~·•".., .. .. ~ •• ~ ••. ., .. _ "!'""' ~··"" t ~·' ..... .... ' ... .. ... l,j..... ·-· ' • .... ,. ,>~ ""' .. ,. r • , " •" "~"'' • .,....oo-...< '· ••••.. '•, •• "•'-JO .• ., "'~'""' • • .. .., .... ·-· 1)1.o-...0 ... ,,.....,.! ... ~ • • ~· "'O ,,... O(I·'-• P,Ol'V4'G f>e'"'Q•·· .••• •<.i;• ~-ti>-0 .,. ••••• ,,,., ..... • ~ "• .... "''•Y-r,. ,.,..,,.,,61< VOL . 78, NO. 207 • Warm weekend ahead for Coast Onshore preuure 11 down, to 1empera1ure1 wtll be up Saturday acro11 lnl•nd Southern Ctlllornla, the N•llonal w .. ther Service 11y1. Decreased prea11.1r1 11 eaung •way at the marine la)"er and tl\ua r11dUClng the af1ernoon ... breeze thlt cools Inland •r•a• Hottet" weather wHI bring downtown LOI Angel&I a high near ~ Stturd•y. Fair 1kle1 •re predicted Inland and low clouds will be re1trlcled 10 coastal areas overnlgh1 Along 1he Orange Coast there will be Late n!ghl and early morning coaa1al low clouds wUh fair t ides Inland Saturday Wtrmer da)"S with n1gnar1nglng lrom lhe 701 along lhfl beach•• to near 100warmer Inland valleys. Lows In the low 60110 low 70s UH .. "OI:• " " CO• Tempeta1 .. e1 U.S. Temps LOU••.Ol!to .. " ··~~ Fi.OH TS ... _pll .. " " ~ " ..,,.,,,.&ucn .. " W•m -C o1e1,,..... Alban~ .. Mlt.au• .. •• "' " Mpl•-St P..,1 "' .. Show••<' ... F'.ofl•I Sno-Oc:clUOeel -Slahoo•y-..,. All>uQl>WQ<>9 " " Amarillo .. .. N&an•Ult " " --..... .._ S-....:• ..OJ.> u ~ 0.00 •• (_.,,.,_(• -0.W no " " Ancr.o<• " " A11a n11 .. " N .... YOO •• '" Atlanhc C01y .. " NOftolO Va " " 0..11110m1 Ctly " '" ...... 11 .. " " Sot••• c .. ,, " " a1mm0<• .. " Oman• •• " Calif. Temps lo"'""' " •• f111m1n;t11m " " 0•100111> " " ~l> ... !n'O~ VI, " " Pt.,i.<111pn11 .. " 91.,,..1,c~ " " ... " "' PllO.,H• '"' " "'II" IQw l/)o )• !If><"' .,,nl"ij 11 ~ Pon11>u•01> " .... 00 .. " " •• Tides l!k.o""'" " " l>Of11and "'' "' " e ••• ,.11e111 •o• " Co-.. " P'0t1lan<1 Or .. " f .. , ••• " " C~l\ffoonsc .. " P•o•l<l...Ct " " r•M rl<l '" " C11ar1.-00t>W V .. " ::rc .. , "' " L.,,..u,., .. " lOOa Y s ... .,.,o,,..,n ~ 11 p"' " Cllt11011a N C " " .. " '°'"'~· •• .. c........., " " .... " " 0 1••11\0 " " I AfUfl0AY "'"'"" .. " -" " P-"'>-.. " IO• t m " SIL""'* .. " ~81 .... •o• " r"'""" c.nc.,,,..,u " " '"''":J" ,., " eoo--.. " SI Pt1•I-• " " ~-C•ty " " moo '°'" " SIOll L"°'a City " " Sle<a,...,..to •• " '' ... "' Cok.rol(K.ot ,Ot> " " S*""'o "'9" e 26""' " Conc0td,N H .. " S•n Anl()nlQ " " s.~,,., " " o.llH •Ft Wot!I\ " " St nJ .. anP~ "' " San O>egn " " ""00 " '" Suma " "' San r•tn<•k~ " " SY<• ... ,. IO!la, •' /~~pm .. _ --"' .. 5,,,..._, .. " S•n!a Bart>"• " .. 5alyrO•y II 6 00 0 m Ir)<! M!O 11(1 .. n II ·~~ "' "' S!OCOlon "' .. I ~8p m 0.. MOO,,.• .. " 0.00<t " .. s.,...1e .... "' " l"gn IO•!(."~· llW<•.,,,<l,"11 ft\~ pm ~()Or)""' !'!day a! J 24 I> m MIO •! •2 ~I o m Sot•Jrll•V •~<1 •llff '1jltn " Oululll " •• ·-· " " e ... ,.,.. 10& 11 •J~·~· IEIP'uo " '~-.. " 11'0 S.•r " •• " ~ll•b•n0.1 " " ,.. .. " B•W.<lP .. " .. ,., "' "' Wllat1to'fil!Ol1 "' " lloyme '"' " Surf Report Flag1l11! " .. W+c'>ll• .. .. Ca!eh,,. " .. Oraonl..,•Y .. " ><u"!"IQlon S.IO<h ' ' ••• -· " " '-1&.!0Cll '" .. fl,, .. _i.up N-l>Qfl " .... -.. " 0n1 .. oa " " •Om su .. 1 N ..... PO<, ' . • •• Ho..elon " " Palm SP.•"11• •0• " 22,.a su .. 1 ..... PC>'• " ••• ~-· " " "'°'tlJ CiHf Sun<1a1 thr<>ugn T.-. "•••Ott>• '"' " Belt>w .... edit" , ' .... Jac:O-..M• " " Rh< .. .,de " " dty blil-IOW~•-'<>oal""fil Sen S..na"l>n<; .. .. liltQ""" 8aeclo " "" JICk'°"Ylli. .. " IM 1"""8111111 ~·OI "'Ohf 11 l>eeehff Sa" G•Duel s ... c.......,•• ' . --.. •• "' IM 1Dt r•nolnll \Ill lo,,.. -..,11n<1 " " ••I., '"""P f,I l(en ... C•!y .. " San Jt>M " " •lli.ytl LO'"• .._tly on IM tlOI S1n1• An• " " s ... 1111o<.c111>n 11Q.,ln l ao V91111 '"' " CLOVE CIGARETTES UNDER PRESSURE ... From Al smoking a tlovc cigarelle. Tim Cislaw. a 17-year·old high SC'hool s1udent and soccer player from Ncwpon Beach, died May I 0, 1984 after developing breathing d1ffitult1cs and coughing up blood. H is parents have filed a S2 5 million lawsu11 against the manufacturl'.rs. imponers and d1stnbu1ors of DJarum Kudu~. the brand ofclovetigarettes the youth had been smoking. The lawsuit and subsequent med1- tal rc{>Orts have set ofTa udal w3:'ve of negative puhhc11y tha11s threatt'ning to send the entire krt"1ek industry up 1n smoke So far. the sale ol clove c1garretei. hot'> ht:-en banned 1n Ne"" Me).1co Nt·\ ada and Flonda (lther '>tall'\ ltke ( u lorado are un I he \ ergt' of t'naclJ ng han~ and an assen1bly bill has hecn 1ntr0duccd 1n California that eould rl'S11lt in clu\ e c1gart·lll''> hc1 ng) an keel from store ')heh C'>. .. I'm not a person ""'ho panic'> e:ts) bu1 I think there 1s pll•nt) of prooflhat clove cigarettes art' bad.'' sa>" .\\· s.cmbl)man Richard MountJO). a Republican from Arcadia who in- troduced lcgi,1a11on on rlovl' t1g.ar.:11e~. ··At firs• I a~ked for thi.-Dcpartml'nt of f.leal!h 10 look into 1he prohll'm then I real11cd 1hert' was plenty of 1nfnrmat1on. ve11 nt'ga11 ve 1nfor· ma11on ... MountJO) ~a}'> ... No"" I intend to pu~h for a tutal han ·· In the face ofall th1s. 1mponcrs and maker\ of krc1ck') ha'e decided to ligh1 back. They have organ11cd 1hc Spcc1aht} Tobacco Countil. a North c·arohna-bascd 1nforma11on and pub- hc relations oullit 1hat 1~ hopi:ful or '><l \'J ng the clove empire. "We will challt'ngc an) go\crn- mcnt that. w11hou1 :1ny attt'n1p1 to cvl·r find out the fat·t\, ban\ clo\e c1ga rettcs," say'> (iary o\vram. C\· ccut1ve d1rt'ctor of thl' nc"'[) ih rmt'd LOunc1l "H O"-can ~ou lake aw:1) the freedom of choice ""llhout a \1ngle \hred of \Cienulic evidence IC\ all JU.St opinion that people ~Ian assum- ing 15 fa ct." .\vram ~a)') "Nonscn-.e.·· rl·,rond~ Slhl'l htc1 "Tht' burden 1~ on then1 If they fel'I l'kive c1g.1rretcl> art.' safe. let them prove 11., Clove cigarcnc-,. ~old 111 package\ of 10 for S2 or n1urt·. ron\1st of abou1 60 percent 1obaccu and -1U tx·rrt•nt clove. The c1garelll''> ha'c a ""-Ct'\, pungentodor that son1l.' -,a> .'>Oll'lls slightly of n1aruuana or incense. Avran1 sayli there arc at lca.'>I a Quarter of a million rcgular kretek smokers 1n 1he United State~ and a') n1any as a third of1hen1 arl~ in ()range and Los Angeles coun 11es Although clove cigarettes appear to appeal primanl) to teen -ager~ and )oung adults, A vran1 says there are bfcn no attempt to market the produc1 lo )Oung people. The active ingredient 1n clo,•e 1' eugcnot. which 1n It'> punlil·d form 1-, u-.i:d 1n luothpaste. pcrfun1c\ and <t'> an anestht·t 1c b) dt'n u~1.-. . .ice ord 1ng111 Dr. Sue B1ndl'T :i n1l'd1cal ep1dem10Jog1st al lht' k•dcral l l'nter for J>1scasc C untrol 1n l\tlanta rh0U$h eugl•nol I\ Oil !ht• go\(•rn mt'nt's list of~fe drugs. there 1' a lat k uf data on the drug\ l·nct 1 ""hen burned and inhaled. atcord1nt\ to { .K Ecker 1nforn1at1on d1rettor lur the 1obacco council "Bui th1~ 1"a produo.t 1h<1t ha' hl·l·n 1n use 1n th1' lOunlr\ for a~o111 ! " ~ears and lcir n11)rC th:1n !!JO )l'nr' 1n Indonesia. If 1here "-'3> a prohlcrn , don't )OU think 1t wuul<l ha\(' 'hnv.n up by lll)W " Ecker ~)'' th(' t lu\l' \:lj!.3fl'lll' 1ndu~111 13, or\ an) ·· u nh1a')l"d' · '>I ud~ 1ha1 would reach euntlu\1\e an,v.ers on "-'hethercugcnol 1, hannful v.ht·n inhaled He sa)' h" group d (lt'\ nu1 have thl' rt''>DUrce' tu c-~indut! suth a Sludy r>octo r'> a1 ( l'!lt1.·r f(ir I l i,c:1<,t· f 'ontrnl cumpik·d ,1 d Otl'!l o.<l\l'' t'arher th1~ year in ""h1lh krt·teck cigarette'> art' sul>pt.'ltl·d (1f tl'lggl'r1ng allergic rea ction\ ut rt·,p1ra1n1) 111- lll''>'> In tv.o caM'\, thc \11111ker' d1t'd Schl·Chtt'r bcllt'\l'' thl·rc "arnplt' e~1denct· that LICl\l. t1g.1reHo.''!o c'· ix·r1all~ "'ht•n \n1okl·d h> youn~ people. can CJu'l° ~C\C rl· nlt'<liral problem~ and t•ven death I-le blast' the tobacco cuunc1I a\ a ''PR mach1nt' thal 1sgoingaruund 1J)1nga guilt tnp o n all ofu, ·· ··What du the) know''" ht' ~a)' nt the 1ndu~tr\ oflic1ats "The> aren't \C1t"nt1sts fhcy'rl' JU\t a bun~'h ol loh.1ltt1 '~·lk·r\ ""ho pand<'r to kid~ "1th 'urn,· t.11ll'\ p.1tl.ag1ng th.11 ha~ '111i1t' \Ur! Pt P'\l hl·dehl'. M',ual ap1>..·;1I .. \t hl'lhll"r ha' rl'fu~ed 10 lllt'et v.11h f:{·~tr <1r .\\r;1n1 on lt'lt·Vl\lflrl to d l\Cu\~ll1J\ l" l'lgnrl·ttc'> ··\Vh ) ~hnuld I'' In my up1n1on, till') don'1 l'\Crl ha\t· a leg1umate PH11l1 ot 1 a·1, •• tht· \urgeon ~a\~ Fl ~l·t ;uJ1111t~ hL' I\ facing an uph11I cl1n1h Ile hl;nnc~ the nil·d1a for 'llrl·Jd1ng "hnrror .'>tun es" about ch1,l· l ig:11 t'Ul'\ and pol1t1 c1an'> for n·~p•HHhng" 1th ·· knl0l'-Jt'rk" rt'att 1on 10 \Ul h ~lilt ll'\ .. I d!n1 ·1 tlunl. thl'rl· 1s any1h 1ng "'inng 1\·11h clo\r t 1gafl'1\C~ but it !hl·re 1\. li.:1·, !ind out,'' Erker \ays ··1 l·t\ ti'l' \tJflll. 11\ the la\l'S the gu\t·r11n1t·r1l 1\ rna king oil thtst' c 1~.1rt01ll., ,1nr11t111d .,1 11ue, unbiased \\Ud\ 1h.11 L'11·r\onc \\di bclLtvc ,. 'xhl·lhh·r :O.l ourHJn~ and other\ '>3\ lhl'\ .1rt· nolt u pJ)U \l'd to an 1ntenS1.' \tUd\ hut thin~ thl· lL~:ll t'lle~ \hould llt' hannl·d 111 lhl· n1c<int1n1l' "[t )ul111;;111 tu ,\ud} 11. lhl·n slud}' !\," \thl'clltl·r \;!)' ··uut r ~1111 don·1 want Ill\ l..1d ht·1n~t1ble to "-"Ilk into a 7-Llci an .ind hu~ing 1hen1 C.1et nd ot 1hcn1 ·· LAWSUIT ... From Al \\hill· ,1l'l·pn1g \,ll Kcndr} rolk·d unJrr a gur1rd rail ~nd !urnbled down thl· rn ountain,uJt·. Ci oldblau said. H<ib I 11\t(•r.l hu:I ranger a1 the rurk. tonic·nd \ 1h.11 ~v1 r Kendr)' clirnbed hc)o.lnll !he gu:1rd rathng and !ell 250 lt'c! do1vn ih t• !llt)unta1n l he Irani oh't'r\:1tu1n 1.lctk 1~ X 000 tcet abo\'c Paln1 \prrng\ rhl· l:iw\u 11t"la1n1~1 he ra1 ling fai led to prutClt the publ1t (ioldblatl sau.I iht'fl' \hu11ld ha\c hcen more o l a barnt'r .ind warning \lgn' al\ached tu the railing .\t the t1m1· of the 1nc1dl'nl. rark ra ngcr' \111d thcy tx·lte\ ed Me Kl·nd r~ h.1d bcC"n drinking. Sensational floor Coverin ' • Huge savings up to 50% on the finest name carpets, c hoice hardwood and imported ceramic tiles. Co mpara ble savi ngs on luxurious drap<'rlC'>.. c-us l om ill'cl!>preads. wallpaper a nd n1lnl blinds. Professional installation and.financing available only at ••• 640-2700 640-2934 • • ----~·~~~~~~----~~~ ....... -------------------------·-. . --.. -...,_.. . --... JULY 26, 1985 DAIIY PILOf ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE VOL. I I NO. 30 . 'I 'Treasure Island' a treat for kids H) TOM TITUh Cll -0.-- ~l;i .. hing<.utla\~. treachcrou!I. p1rat~. a lung's ransom, p1ecnof t 1ghl -all lhc: v1 .. ual image\ of Ro~rt Louis Stevenson's classic novel rnmc: tenter \tagt for t htldrcn of all ages 1n the Sad.dleback < h1ldrcn·., f heater'> produc11on o f .. Treasure Island." h '!i csn cncrgclll 1maginauve effort which. un fortunately, pl~ys 111r onh two wc::c::kcnd .. in the Forum Thc::ateron the campusoflrv1oe '-alley ffu rmc:rl ) ~ddleback 11.;orth) ( ollege. The \how winds up this .... c::ch ·nd to make room for the: company\ second summer r>roduction :. mus1<..al ver\1on of" Aliu," a\ in Wonderland. (ompany director Blake c,o uld, who doubl~ onstage as Squire Trelawney. has packed his adaptalJon of the Stevenwn novel with enouah action and ad venture LO keep even die youngest aud1en~ from squirming. And sance the show becomes nec- ~~nly violent at umes, Gould chooses to open by assunng the kids that what they're about to see is just a play. and then ··recruits .. one of them to take the central role o f Jim Hawkins. O ut of the audience steps young Martin Noyel>, and a fter he gets mto costume. the play begins with the lad working at the unglamorous job of kitchen helper at the mn run by his James Cbmberlalo, mother <Cathy Petz). More exciting Martin Noyes 11mcs are 1n store, however, as a pirate I om Ml Kee) <Jppcar\ with a map to buried treasure. After Mt Kee\ hasty e.ut at the hands ofotheT buccanccn . young l 1ni aided by the ~uire (Gould) and the doctor (Leo Knudson) set '><Ill on their qut'')t for nchc:s. Not, however. before hinng the ICUTVICSt 101 of hlatkguards imaginable as their crew, including the one-lcgcd i uuk known as Long John Silver. Thi., pivotal role 1\ t4ckled energeu cally b y James Nelson < hambcrlain who pulls both the charm and the treachery out of his 1 hamdcon-llh t haracterwh1le negotiating the physicaJlychallengjna ,1,,1~mcn1 ot a large man hobbling about on jus t one o f his legs. ft ""ould ha "Vc worked better. however, to forget about the trademark pJrrot rather than bnng on hnefl y. an empty, covered bird cage. Youn~ Noye~ 1s a red-haired. frcc kJe-fac.ed natural in the role of I 1m I fawk1n\ and handle\ his considerable stage duties with the poise 111 " vctt•ran Chris Moyer chews the scenery as the half-mad island dwt·lkr Hen C1unn (and doubles convincingly as Blind Pew), while ~ J11 < J'>l') L ew1\ Aker' Marcus Garcia and, espcc1aUy, Michael Ur.11n.ml punrn ~ thr hloodthir'>ty pirates with considerable gu sto. I our more 1x.-rforrnanl't:!I. uf "T reasurc Island" remain -tonight .i1 7 'lJluHlay al .land 7 and ~unday at 3 p.m . in the Forum Theater .it lr vint· Valky < ollcge. 5500 Irvine Center Dnve in Irvine. Call 'i'l1J l '''tor 11tkc..•11 nforma11on <11·1wral WanuK"' Karen A Wittmer I d1111r I r.tnk Zm1 lrt fJ1rc•1 t11r ~I even Hough < '" ulu1u111 Munuxn l>on.ild l W1ll1.im' l'r1ulu1 ''"" Mt111ul(('r Robc:rl I C'.1n1rcll I >.111·1> .... ._ " pubh~hcd 1 •rr) I 11J.i\ b\' 1hr Or•nair l OJ\I l'ubla.hing (. o , ,. (l "'" I \(10 H O w tt.I) \I ( ll\11 Mt'"' (A 112626 lt'IC'pho nc (7141 t.4' 41 ' I Krgulu bu\1n('\\ hou" ue N a "' co ' pm Monday 1hroul}I I ml.1~ l>tlltdhnr 1111 u 1lrndar ol t'\t'nt~ 11t•1n\ •nd lrlltn" Sp m Monday I ht' t'ttlJJt" u1n1rnl\ nf f>a1tbllt•I. lllt' i npynV11cd hy lht 0111nac C'OIJI l'uhh,fung t o .\II 11ghl\ Ml't' 11''1Crvcd 2 Daily Pilot Datebook/ Friday. July 26. 1985 LlltS ••.••..••••••••.•••.•.••.•.......•......•••..•.••••.••..•. 3 BY SCOTI' BAYS -'' lfyou can weave a fabric of truths around your lies." the m~cian said, .. you'~ considered a good magician ... And the Jlla$1C is_ hc_re at !vf~gic lsla~d, .a 15.~uare-foot private club that is a bit hke ~ftmg back. an t~e to ancient Egypt, where pyramids and authe_ntic sarcophagi (burial ~.kef:S) were the architectural craze of the umes. The Egypllan motif inside Cheops Sanctum, the Gallery of Ramcscs, the Palace ofTutank.hamon and Oeopatra's Cb.amber -where the Great God of Im-Po-Tent rests -only ad<h to the mystical ambiance of Magic Island. (Front cover photo by Lee Payne.) KE.AKE LIVE AT THE ANAHEIM RII..,'fON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bob Keane, bis clarinet and orchesta begin a series of Friday night dances at the Anaheim HiJton and Towers. The Aug. 2 show begins at 8:30 p.m . to 12:30 a.m. and admission is $6 per person. Fo r information, call (2 13) 653-2444. Fo r a full list of the week's events. be sure a nd read today's calendar section. SCR FRIENDS BREAKING NEW GROUlm •......................•••..•.•.••.••..••............•.•••....•• ! 7 BY VIDA DEAN Friends of South Coast Repertory were flying balloons and celebrating the building expansion at the annual dinner. A three-bandied shovel was used for the groundbreaking of the new Artists Center with actors Hal Landon Jr., Art Koustik, Don Took, Richard Doyle and Ron Boussom providing the muscle for the tum of earth. Officially, board president Peter Ochs, artistic directors David Emmes and Martin Bcnsin, Henry Segerstrom and DOnn Hall were in charge of the ceremony. The addition, to be completed in the summer of'86, will house a full rehearsal room, an enlarged costume shop. a board room and administrative offices. CUT CJN Tt-E RESTAURART AN'fOINE: A SPLENDID TO'fAL EXJ»ERIENCE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23 BY BEVERLY BUSH SMITH Gourmet reclaims its original meaning at Michael Chiang's Mandarin Gourmet restaura.nt in Costa Mesa. This is a place to delight the judge of choice foods. Chiang was named restaurateur of the Year for 1984 by the Southern California Restaurant Writers, and when you dine at Mandarin Gourmet, you understand why this eight-year-<>ld restaurant consistently wins gold awards, while others bring in silver. It is simply a cut above the rest. TV LISTINGS ........•..••.............................•.. 9 TOP BILLING .............••............••................ 4 W'INE & SPIRJ'l'S ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••..••••• 21 REST AURA.NT OF THE WEEK ••••...•••••••••• 22 A1'f1' LARDERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Weaving truth li Clo c-up mag1c1an Wa) nc .. Tht.• Tnchtcr" Hershe\ es (spelled llkc the cand} bur) sat m a green \civet- Co \ ered cha1routside the 1 cmpleofls1~ tn Nc"'pon Beach 's Ma$1C Island. fidgcttng w1th a match and cigarette a 1(he "'ere about 10 perform another \lc1ght--0f-hand. "If you can wca vca tahnc oftruth around \.Our ltcs ... Hershe) pointed out, ")OU 're consHlt'red a good mag1crnn." 4nd the magic 1s here. Walkmg through this I 5.000-~4uarc-foot pn- \ ate club is a bit /1kedriflmg back m lime to ancu.'nt Eg) pt. where pyramids and authen11c sarcophagi ( hunal caskets) were the archttectural craze of the ttmcs. The Eg't ptian mo1J(ms1de Cheop 'anctum. the Gallen· otRameses. the: Palace ofTutankhamon and Cleopatra's Chamber-where the Great God of Im-Po-Tent rests -only adds to the mysttcal ambianceofMagic Island. where sleight-of-hand magic tricks a:id tarot card readings cont1 nua/ly UJke place in the Den of Osiris, a plush lounge area where guests wait to be called for their dinner reservations. Magic Island is a place where magic become the reality and reality is having fun watching any number o(ma_gic/comed} shows throughout any given even mg. Just ask an} one of th~ wayward performers who regularly perform the Newport Beach-based club, and they'll be tickled to tell you that magic is an extremely old art form that will continue keeping peopleentertained forcentunes to come. It's 9: I 5orsoona Fnday mght and Chuck Fa>ne -"The Bald-Faced Liar .. -and his troupe (including Close-up magician of the year. Bob Kni$8e)arcbackstageat the PalaceofTutankhamon k1bttzing. Once Fayne rcalucd he had an audience of two-strangers from a local ncwspapa-he pulled a deck ofcards from a hat and ... presto alikazam ... evcl) one's playme 52-card pickup. Just pan of Fayne 's comedy/magic routine. Nt."< l came the bttingdenrurt.•s. which someone pulled out from n clesk drawer. This old and often-used gag throw C\ cl)-one into bclly-aching$uffaws. .. God. th ts ts fun. i n 't tl'.'" Fa) ne asked. talk mg more ru him elf than anyone in pantcular "What you have to rea/1/c 1~ that th1$ ts what "c ml/ the· Fratcrnll) ofMag1c. · "club managa Mark HcncJnckson ..;ucJ as he walkccl the two ~tran$cn through a pn vate magical e\penence. ··Mag1e1an ;Jrt' a close/) knll group ofun1quc tnd1 v1Juals who have m common thissecfrt called magic.·· he continued. .. The name of the game for us here at Magic Island 1s vam.'t} entertainment, and "'c tf} to put ac:ross the best level of entertainment wc:rnn. Tht.·rc has always been and always will bea dclitlltc audience reaction to m~c. a n:act10n you get with no other form ofcntcrtainmcnt." And h e'sright. During my "passport toa pn"atc magical experience" at M.IJliC Island, I witnessed a close-up masic show (sleight-of hand tricks with coins or cards,) and stage performances that included magic water, disappearing and reappe:Jn·ag doves, in visible microphones and magical "miniature paper towels," otherwise known as toilet paper. And at each oft he three shows. the audience's reaction ranged from laughter to hysterics to disbelief. All. however. wereentertamcd. Magician Dick Barry performed m Cleopatra's Chamber thee\·ening I attended. A anta Monica police o/Jicer. Ba!T} was the one who ocrformcd the "miniature papcrtowe/s" ruutmc. .. /first started using magic in thccommuntt} relat10nsscct1on ofm.~ department." Barry said as ht' stood backsta~e prcpanng himsclffor the 9:30 sho " "It's an attenuon-gcttcr wJth the school-aged children. And I have a great time with 1l " Backsrageabout this same rime. Mark Hcn- dnckson brought-our Fang from hts cage. Fang 1s a 15-week-old albino parak<.-ct and chc tht• latest add won to Hcndnckson · act 4/though tn tra1nrng . Fang a/read} can flap 1t<; "-tn8S m :i turrJ. and gt\ t' kisses to unsuspt·cting participants. ··This 1.rn mhoc. "M:irk1nkd. ",111 :1udio n n;uromc /llrd /1kc} t.>U cc JI 01.<inC\ land.·· ·· / "-1\h I could get :1 JU/cl-up htrd like th.It.· I Jtt k BarT) ;okcd 1n f('turn. rcfcmng w the numlx·r of pcuple ""ho tllrnk the c11sappcanng clcH e lrtt k '' ,x .. rformcd with fold-upc.'lrdhoard htrds. For~om<' mag1nam hC'r<' .It MJgtc h/ancl. the busmcss of magic 1s1u~t that -a f>u,mcss. for mo\t . howcvf'r.1t''1:1 hobb> that has npandcd tntc>J busmc:ss. S11/I forc>tl>crs. l1kr I <m·n Mteh:1d -i1 mu/11-takntcd cmploycco(Magu· Jsland who 1 l cndnckson claimed is "one of the most \.'a/uabit' people here·· -magic 1s omethmg untqU<' Michaels has traveled since the age of 16. developing his own magic show along the wa) He fC'C'Cntly has wntten a play called" trtX'tmag1c" about a trect magician whodocsn 't know magic 1sn ·1 real. because "magic is all he's ever known." Michaelsexplained. "Wcll th1scharactcrmet.'t up T.C. (TooCool)Taboewitb bis fabulous ring trick (top photo.) Mark Hendrickson points prop gun at guest celebrity Larry Wilson n If h .1 t \ n It JI k al .wd \PPll I he 'rt c, · t 111.1,.:11 1.rn /°)(.•n1111c"-' nll·.1/ .i/,,111t 111.1~h \lit hJc/ /it .It l!!Jffllt' · \\ 11'1 tdn '''' '" .1 i.l .ti I h;ll, k 1d\ a re 111c1n • f.lth'tl le 1</,I\ .1 fi, >11 l t 11 llh!' H111 1 I H HI -.1t them do" n in /ronr 11/ .1 .. t.1~,· .rnd 1i1n 1\,11, 11 :, m.1~1l 1.m f><'r/11rm hi\ c. r.1/t rl1c1i 11111hf, 1,·11d ,, , ,:.1 Od/C \ lllJi! Ill nlJ/llC "/think "'··re 'tc.1linJ! .1 /,1t e>l 111.1~11 tr, 1111 , hiltl1t·11 1<>.l.n IH telling them .11 .111 c.ull .IJ.!t . ,, ,, namr>lc. th.ll there '' 11c1.\.111t.1 < l.111 .... ·\lie h.11'/ adcJct.l •• Mag1 cwn' .ire .1blc t<> hn ng J /1tth',1/ t li.11 mag1c hack into the11 '" t'' \ml th.it ' the /°)(.•,t .-, ''"''' \.OU can haH'. no matta H>ur Jilt• · Comedian mJg1nan < h11ck I .n nt' (··t h<' H.J/d Fae('(/ L1ar"Ja1-n•t.•d "The tx·'t /l.Jrl .1f'x1ur pc.•r fom11ng magic act~." flH nc '-lid I.Her that c' cninJrl alkrhi last pcrfom1<1nc't'. "" rhut m.ll!tCc.m 1.1kc (PIH~~ MAGIC'/Pace 161 Dally Pilot Oatebook / Friday, July 26. 1985 3 ~---------------------------------~-----------------~~~~~------ JULY S M TW T F s - '-'1 l) (; H 10 1 1 . '") I • 1--; 1 .: , ' I 11 ) 1 7 I(~ 1 ':J ?O ) ' t. 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Tuesday TllE \\E!otTMll'iSTf:R CHORALE fJlhl'f'I 1.11 h f Ill'\ 1111111 "-Y pm Jnll '"' rll ·"'"'"' 111 p.11 1111r1t111. 1n th1.·1r llllhtlt\ '110J' t1Ut\ ,JllJ lllhl'I ,It 11\lfll''I pl.11111n f l ht fl'JX'r\lllfl I\ ',., \ h111;11 t 111 1.111111.· .11HI 1 nd udn m.111' fllu\lc .11 ''"n \.\c ,1m1n,t1•r \1111111 I 1111<'11 ' ! 1 nt1·r 1<11"1 171)( I ' , ' ' I "11 Wedneeday THE SEAL Bf.A<. H M SIC f ES· Tl\'AI. pr1.·~·111\ \II.in (,ro\\ p1an1<ot I J'M1'111 c· \1111tl1. rlrnp. '1uhn1'>t and \l,1n l'.irh·r u 111\t plJ~1ng tno'\ h~ Hn·1h0Hn .ind '-thutx•n X pm \.l.1 1\ \\ 1hcin I rhr.tr'\ 707 I kllll(' \' ,. \t-,11 u'"" h f ·n:1.· .1dm1-;\1on I~ I \) '>'II• -l ~4'1 T buraday LES Pf<:TITS C'llANTEliRS DE CHAILLOT, tlw ~orld-fJnlClu\ Bm,· < hcur lro111 l'.ir" malt.c.·, a ~pec.-1al appc.·arJnu J1 'outh ( oa" Pla1a tr11m "' X p 111 I I\ I Un,ltll C...t ( ll\lJ \.h \.I ~4 J. I 71 KI . I A ZZ Friday THE ORANG E COAST COLLEGE BJG BAND, undl'I the d11l'U1on of l>r C h,1rll'' l{uthl•rford (X'rform' lrnm ll Y \II pm Pcar\uu Parlo. 400 .._ llJrhor Bl'd \nahl'1m £rec Jdnlf\\IC>n 4 '~ ''725 RON'S IN LAG UNA otkr\ d1\- 1111t.1 r\l' drnrng and un comparahlc 1.·n1c:na1nment \\Ith Da\ld Raleigh at th1.· kn hoanh pt-rformmg a wph1~t1· c.akd h1r)-1J11·hlue'> ~l)'k of mu~1< \.\l'd ·C...un 8 \Onm ·l 30:1m_ l464 \ < 11a\t llw) . Laguna B<'ach. 4Y7 4X71 THE GEORGE GRIFFI N QllARTET perform~ '>OUl-strmng Jail I hur\ -<;un from 9 pm -I am at the .\nJhl.'rm Hrhon and Tower<; l ohh' Bar 777 ( onvenuon Wa)' \nahl·1m Thc) also appear un from q pm -fa m at the Avenue bar 740-·L'!68 CONFREY PHILLIPS. v.-ho ha~ .in rnumatc w.le of playing Jail piano. .1pJ>l'a" at thc Newpon Mandann fuc\.-~at from 5·3(J-9·JO pm 1950 ( ampu' Dr . Nc.·w pon Beach X52-0900 CAFE LIDO prc~nt'> Judi Lee pla~1ng the piano and srnging Mon - f n 'i-8 p m lhl' L 1do Jan All-Stars I hur\ -\at 4 pm -I 30a m and \un \ 'O-X p m "f fl'CW3) " lealurrng \.1a' lknnc11 un.ha~s. Sun q pm -1 am ··nrcam" Mon lrom 9 pm -1 10 a m the ;\le~ I a)'lor <)u.inct T uc~ lrom 9 p m -1 '0 a m . lhl' Nl·v. York fan (onnect1on Wed from 9 pm I lO a m. 2900 Newp<)n Bh d . Nt•wpon Reach. 6 75-2968 Saturday CAP'E LIDO. '>t'e I nda)' li~11ng I Daily Pilot Datebook/ Friday. July 26, 1985 RON'S IN LAGllNA. s..e f-nda) hslrng THE GEORGE G RI FFIN QUARTET, ~c f-nda' li\llng CONFREY PHILLIP , ~l' I rid.I )' ll<,t1ng. Sunday ORANGE COAST COLLEGE'S BIG BAND. under lhc d1rcc.·t1on ot Dr Charle\ Rutha ford perform' lrom 6-8 p m at Aalhl>d Pu:r ( 1a1cho "'l'Wpon Bl'al h r n·c: adml\\IOn n:>-5n5 BOBBY REDFIELD pc:rturrm La11n1a11 trom 7. '0-11 'Op mat the: 'iun\Ct Pub 1665S Panfil' ( oa\t Hw) .Sun~ct Beach 1 2 1'I5Y~-IY26 THE GEORGE G RIFFIJll QUARTET, \l'l' Frida \ lt\llOL4 CAFE LIDO, \l'c I rrda~ ll\t1n~ RON'S IN LAGUNA , \<'l' I rtd.t\ h\trng THE NEW YORK JAZZ ONNEC· TION appc:arHal h \undJ} fr om X \0 pm dt tht• Oil Rrnadv.a\ I IOI\ f KatcllJ. Orange t.. \y. H~-1 Monday CAFE LIDO, \\'t I rHl,1\ lf\110~ Tueaday CONFREY P HI LLIPS, \l'C I rrda~ li~11ng. CAFE LIO<>. \t'l' f n<la)' li-.1111~ Wednesday CONFREY PHILLIP , ..cc f-nda)' hsting RON'S IN LAGUNA, ~e f-rtda)' listing "WH IZZARD" v.1 th (Jar) ~hrocder (X'rform~ from 8 pm - m1dn1gh1 at the Sun~t Pub. 16655 Pantie ( oast Hw)' . Sunset Bea'h 1213) 592-1926. CAFE LIDO, sec Fnda) listing Thursday CAFE LIDO. SCl' Fnda) hsung THE GEORGE G RIF F IN QUARTET, see Fnday ltsuog RON'S IN LAGUNA, <>el.' fnda\ ltstrng · CONFREY PHILLIP , ..cc f nda) h\llng POP Friday LEE FERRELL. p1an1M <.ct\· ophon1st. vocalist. and comedian appears with Hal Ratliff and Laura Vrda Tues.-Thu~. 8 JO pm -12 JO a.m . Fn -Sat. 9 p.m -1 am The Newponer Reson. 1107 Jamboree Rd . Newpon Beach 644-1700 THE ACTORS appear at the ~un~t Puh from 9 p.m.-J ·'O a.m., 16655 Pacific Coast Hwy .. Su nset Beach. (213) 592-192fl RAVELS. now open 111 I hc Rl•g1s- try Hotel. '" a plu'>h ncw n1ghtdub whu:h feature<; state-of-the-an sound \)stem and music \ 1dco'I Dancing nightl) unt112 a m with Happy Hour Mon -Fn from 4-7 pm Free vale1 parlo.ing. proper attire required No rnvcr, no m1n1mum 752-8777 THE HOP present~ " rhe Jason < ha<>e All ~tar Review," featunng Ltt Ferrell. Sun.; "Rock and Roll Heaven.'' a tnbute to rock's legends fcatunng Greg Topper, Mon. at 8 pm .. "Rod Around The Clock," a history of rock and roll featunng Jason Cha~. T uc'> at H pm I Jtli,' Night Wed. with SI l-.arn1~"''' { raz) Contesti. each Thur\ Jnd Int\ of dancrng Fn -Sat with Cnlll'•' 1, ... 1 'itevcn. 18774 Brookhu rst. f 11un1.1111 Valley. 963-21tib Saturday THE HOP. ~e Frida> ll\1111~ THE POINTER SISTERS ix·r1111111 at 8 p.m. at the Pan fie o\mph11l11·.111, I 00 Fair Dr . ( osta Mc..a \I 1 '111 .in.I S JU admm1on 6 '4-1300 THE ACTORS. ~l' 1-rrd.i\ h,1111y LEE FERRELL, ~·c: f nd.i' 1"1111~ RAVELS. seer nd,t) ll\tlll~ Sunday RAVELS, sci• f-ml.1) ll\t1n~ THE HOP, \l'c f nda~ ll\lrn~ Monday THE HOP, '>l'l' t-ndJ\ ll\t111i: RAVELS, \Cl' f rrd;i\ ·11\111111. Tuesday THE HOP, '>l'l' f rid.t) ll\lllll! LEE FERRELL. 'l'l' t-1 1d.1' 1"1111 RAVELS, '>l'l' f-ml.I\ ll\1111~ Wednesday THE RIGHTEOUS BROTH ER~ SHOW 1s pcrfurmcll at 7 lfl pm .1 Thc Hop. 18774 Broolt.h ur'I I 1n1n tarn Valley SI 2 50 ad111""'"1 %J-2J66 RAVELS. sec f nda) lr~t1ng SAFARI SAM ' ofT<.·r' a rcad1n~ h Ivan E. Roth (Lone ( O\Oll') "•th special musical guest · ··v. l''"'' 11 Skies" and the Ki nman Bro\ lS p m 411 Ohve Ave . Huntington &·Jd1 SI 0 admission 516-6025 LEE FERRELL, sec Fnda\ ll'ltlllt' Th unclay TONY BENNETT perform-; a' p.rn of UC Irvine's "Conccm Under 1tw Stars." Bring a p1cn1c d1nnn Jnd enJOY pre-concen entenainml'nl JI '' p m . main performance hcg111'i .it "' pm UCT s Aldnch Park. In inc t-rl'l adm1ss1on 856-5252 TREGYROMATICSperform JI lhc Sunset Pub from 8· JO p m I .1 m 16655 Pacific Coast t-lw" \trn,1·1 Beach. (2 13) 5<12-1926. LEE FERRELL, sec 1-mlJ' l1't1ng RAVELS, ~e f n1.Ja) lr\ting THE HOP, 'I(.'<' for1da y 11~11ng Friday "BARNUM" at J-ullcnun < olkg1• 321 E. (.ha pm an !\ ve . F11lll'n11n (871-8101 ). fin al performance'i to- night at 8 p.m .. Saturday at I 10 and 8. Sunday at 2:30. "A CHOR US LINE" at the C1rand Omner Theater. I HotC'I Wa). Anaheim (772-7710). nightly except Mondays at varying cunain 11mc' through the end of the year "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" al Saddleback College. Mission V1cJO (831 -4656). Saturday. Aug I. 9 anti 10 at 8 p.m . Sunday and Aug. 4 and I Oat J pm . "THE GONDOLIERS" at South Coast Community Church, Bonita Canyon Road. Irvine (786-9448). final performan<'c t<m1&,ht a t 7:30 "GREASE" at the Harlequin Din· ner Playhouse, 3503 S, Harbor Bl vd , Santa Ana (979-551 1 ). nightly em·pt 0 N Mondays al varying cunain times thorugh Sept. 15. "HARVEY" at Saddle back College. Mission Viejo (831-4656), tonight. Aug.. 2, 3and 8at 8 p.m., Sunday. Aug. 3 and 11 at 3 p.m . "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" at Sebas tian's West Din- ner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, ~n Clemente (492-9950), Wcdocsda)s through Saturdays at 8, Sunda:rs al I and 7, until Sept. 22. ''LO AND BEHOLD" at the West- m inster Community Theater. 7272 Maple St., Westminster (Q95-4 I I 3) closing pcrfonnances 1on1gh1 and Saturday at 8:30. "OLIVER" al the < una1n (all Dinner Theater, 690 El (ammo Real Tustin (838-1540), nightly e\cept Mo ndays at varying cunam time\ through Oct. 27 "ONCE UPON A MATTRESS" at Cypress College, Q200 Valle> V1e1o1. >\ve., Cypress (821-6320) final per- lo nnances tonight and Saturda~ at !! p.m., Sunday al 3 pm "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" at the Huntington Beath Pia> houl>t' Mam treet at Yorktown Avenue Huntington Beach <!!32-1405). Fndayc; and Saturday-; at !! JO through Aug. 24 "THE RIVALS" JI tht· C 1cm rhcater 12852 Mam 'i1 < rardt·n (1roH !636-72131. l1nal pt•r- lonnanccs tonight and "><11urd.n 31 ll pm "STARDUST" 11l thl· \1ud10 Theater of Saddkhad. Colkgc M1 \\1on V1e10 (101-4650). I nda\\ and Saturday!> a1 X \0. 'iumfa~\ JI i iO through Aug 11 "THE TEMPEST " in thl I t'>t1,JI \mph1thea1cr adJau·n1 10 lht: < 11·m fhea1er 12852 Main \t (1ardl·n (1rove (636-72 1 i}. I hur\da)' through undays at X 'O unul ·\ug. ' "TREASURE ISLAND" at ln-inl' Vallcy Colkgc, 5200 lr\tnC ( entrr l>rtH'. Irvine (~5'1-111 \). final per- lormance!I 1on1gh1 di 7 pm . ~turd.n and Sunday 31 \and 7 p m "TWO YEARS BEFORE THF. MAST'' aboard the P1l~nm in DanJ Point Harbor (..i%-~~ 1..i1 f-nda)' .1111! '\aturda)' .H li \0 .1nl1 11 p m through .<\ug. 111 Saturday "A CHORUS LINE" at thl' t1ranJ Dinner Theater '><.·e f nda) ll'>l1nf "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" JI \addlchack < olleg( ~c F-rut.n 11'>1 "'' "GREASE" at the llarlequ111 1>111 ner Playhouse ">l-r rnda} li~11og. "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" at ~ha!1t1an·, Wt•\I l>in nrr Plnyhou~ St:e Fnda} hc;ting "LO AND BEHOLO" .it 1ht: \\nt min,tt•r < ommuntt\ fhc.ller 'K'C' r rtday hSllnf. "OLIVER' at 1hc C urtam < all l>1nncr Theater. See f-nday hst1"g "ONCE UPON A MATTR~" 31 ( yprcss College Sec Frida) listing "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE " a1 the Hununeton Reach Pl3)'houw ~ Fnday listing "THE RJVAL.~" :it the (1cm ThC'ater. Stt Fndny h~tmg "STARDUST" :ti 1hc \addkhad ( 'ollege Studio T heater Sec Fnday h'lt1ng. "TlfE TEMPEST" at the Festival .<\mphatht'ntt'r. Ciardt'n Cirove Set' fnday h~11ng. "TREASURE ISLAND" a1 Irvine VaJley College See Friday listing. "TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST'' aboard the P1lgnm an Dana Point Harbor. Sec f-nday listing. Sanday "A CHORUS LlNF." 111 the C1rand iA• 1 -u U E D Dinner Theater. See Fnday listing. "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" at Saddleback College Sec Fnday last- ing "GREASE" at the Harlequtn Dtn- nt:r Playhouse. See Fnday hstmg. "HARVEY" at Saddleback College \ee Fnday listing.. "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" al Sebastian's West Din- ner Playhouse. See f-nday hsttng. "OLIVER" at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater See Fnday listtng. "STARDUST'' 3t the Saddleback C allege Studio Theater See Fnda}' h~ltng. "THE TEMPEST" at the Fes11val Amphllheatl'r Garden (,rove See F-nday hsung.. "TREASURE ISLAND" at Irvine Valle> ( ollege See r rtda~ ltsllng. Tueaday "A CHORUS LINE" at the Grdnd l>1nner Theater. See Frtda) hs11ng. "GREASE" at the Harlequin Din- ner Playhouse. See Fnda} hsung. "OLJVER" at the < urtam (all Dinner Theater Sec f-r1da> hs11ng.. Wednesday "A CHORUS LINE" at thr Grand Dinner Theater ~e f.rn.Ja~ listing. "GREASE" at the Harlequin Din- ner Pia} house ~-=Fm.la) listing_ "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" a1 'iebast1an'r, West D1n- nt:r Playhouse we f-r1da} l1<;11ng. ThurMlay "A CHORUS LINE" ,11 the C 1rand 1>1nnl'r l heatcr ~·e f nda) h'>lt1IK "GREASE" at tht· JIJrlequm Din na PIJ}'huu\(: ~l· Fnd.t~ h'iting "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" at ">eba\l1dn\ Wl''\I D111 nn Pla:.hou~ \ce f-r1da) listing. "OLIVER" at thl· ( una1n (all 1>1nner Theater 'X.'e rm.ta> hsung "THE TEMPEST" ..11 tht' rnt1\<1I \mph11hea1er < 1arden < 1ro\\~ ">t·t• I nda\ hrnng CANCE Sunday A "BIG BAND HOWCASE" danu· " hdd w11h the ka111rt:d hand ht'tng "ll1gh \uuet\" lhl· progrJm 1n l ludcs o;eleclHm' frnm lht' 1h1rt1c.-' through tomnrrn1o1. 2 \(1-6 pm )JnlJ l\na F-.lk\ I odgt'. 111 I n. I n 'ia111a \OJ. Sil Jdnll\'>lon '4ti \Xll4 Wedneaday THE MEADOWLARK SWI N(; DANCE CLUB. ~l' l..iingk' \\ cdnl•,. dJ) l1<oting Saturday "TEAR GAS TRAINING." I hi\ \l,11e-t·en1ficd program prepare' par uupant to pa"s ~tall' e~am l!I oht.1111 I rl<'nn1t 1ocarrytearga'i. '>a m .·l pm Ooldcn West College\ Bu'lt11l''' ~I I I n 44 ( iolden We~t t .. llun11ng1on Beach S20 fot' 8111 -39'11 "LANDI.ORO TENANT RIGHTS." I Both tenants and landlcud., have obhg;at1ons 10 meet \o learn your nghtS and the ng.hts of othcn at this seminar. 9 am -noon, Ciolden WeM College·~ Health Sci. 120, I S744 Golden West St , Hun11ngton Beach $1 2-fec. 891 -3991. "FACIUTATF.O TOPICS AND GROUP SHARING." An ongomg exploration into new poss1b1h11es of loving hfe. learning about yourself. and makmg new fnends, 1s offered at 7:30 p.m. in the Commun II) Room of Newpon-Balboa Savings and Loan. 3021 E. Pacific Coast liW)' . Corona del Mar 611-3526 "MICRO.COMPUTER TROUBLE SHOOTING: You May Be l\ble fo Repair II Yourself." Learn to 3nalyLL' problcmi., how to fix mrnor problems Sll'PS to prevent problems and when )'OU need to take your computer out lor sen ice 9 a m -noon C1oldcn West College's Human1ttes 205 15744 Golden W~t St .. H unungton Beach. S 15 fee. 891-3991 "INTRODUCTION TO PER- SONAL COMPUTERS." A "hands- on'' experience for those: who arc interested 1n purchasing a rnmputcr. or JU'lt want to know what dll lht• fus, 1s O\.Cr Prau1t.JI uses emphas11ed. 9 a.m -4 p.m . Ciolden West College'<; Hum3n111c\ 206, I 5744 (,olden We'it 'ii , Huntington Reach S20 Irr 891 -399 I Tueaday ''POWERWORD : l •\1ng I hem To Your Be'lt .<\d11antage " bcf) wurd har, 1hree meanings and )'Ou learn to choose thost" which ha'<e the cmo- 11onal 1mpal·t \Ou nt:l'd 111 get 1o1. hat you want 1n ltk 7-1 (J p m (1olden West C ollege·s Bu.,.nr\\ ) 11 1574..i (roldrn We\l ~I. llun11nginn Realh \15 ft:c M91 -:W41 FILIVI Friday "YELLOW SUBMARINE," ;1n J01matcd fanta\\ 1o1.1th "Bcatk,' '>(llH' 1-. prc\l'nlnl 111 lam1hc\ trn·nd'i. and en11n• nc1ghhorhlXM.h 1on1ght a\ pan ol J f-am1h Fil m l-nt1\JI held ca(h In night Bnn~ '""" -hal kl·d hi: al h t h.11r\ hl:inl.l'h p1llo1o1.' .ind lht• ~ 1d' 111 llll' ou1durn amphitheatre on the C1olden West Campus. 15744 Golden West S1 .. Hunungton Beach. P1cn1c time· 1s 6:30 p m. w11h the films starting at dusk SI 50 admm1on. $6 per famil> maximum Fes11val continues through <\ug. 2..i. 891 -39111 Saturday "CASABLANCA." Thi\ .tcJdcm)· a1o1.ard w1nn1ng dJ\\ll \tarring H umphrey Bogart anJ Ingrid Bergman saeem a\ pan of .111 Outdoor Film Fcst1\3I lor pcopk 1o1.ho t'nJO) a PC1-rated film OfTncd eat:h \at night through .\ug 24 Bring low-backed beach cham blanket\ and pillows w lhl' ou1dnor amph11heatre on the C1oldcn \.\>c<;I C'ampuc;, I 5744 CJOl!kn Wec;t '\t Hun11ng1on Beach Pu:n1t llml' 1c, 6· 30 p m and thc film hcg1n\ a1 dtl\k SI 50 3dm1ss1on. Sb per fa mil) mJ\1 mum MIJ I -\91J 1 ADVANCE "THECRO~ANDTHEARROW," an annual outdoor pageant 1n \an ( lemente features n1ghtl) ~r formances Wed -Sun Jt !I iO p m S 10 re<;ervat1on'i neu•..,-.an C 11n- 11nues through .\ug -' 498-0!11!11 "ITZHAK PERLMAN'" rhc '1r111g c,upc~tar 1s featurt:d in tnnlt:rt 1.1.11h the I O\ .\ngelcs Philharmontt on Aug. Ii Pieces include Prol.olil·\ ·, ··c hl'nure on Hebn·1o1. Thcm1'' T cha1ko' \I.\·, 1nh n l 11ntcrtu Jnd \!f uc;<;orgsl.\ \ "1'1dure' JI Jn f-\h1 h111un .. Tour Jep.in' < lr.1n~l· < ua\l < olle1w from ·\udnunum < m k ..11 t' pm rnnren I"> at Holl\ "<KKI Hu"" I !:Ju' return\ at m1dn1gh1 \~2 'Ill 1nc.:ludrc; '>t'a11ng and 11an,portat11rn ..i '2-5XMll NORTHERN F.l'ROPE " the d1'\· 11na11on of an Jrt tour utk1nl h\ lt11· .... t'lol.pOrt l1Jr~1r \n "1U\Ul'OI \IJn\ rl no1o1.m·d mu~um' ~1lkrt1'' .ind u1lln tmn' ..tr\' 'l\llnl -..1th J)JI th 1 f'llnl\ lnt11\tng \f'l'U,d l(Ur\t \l,llH\ Ruff He-wn at Al s Garuge $2246 per pcnon. double occupanc) includes dl'luxe accomodat1ons for 13 nights. transponauon '1a delu>.t· motorcoach. profess1onall) guided v1~11' to over 12 an sites and man' meals Sept 15-29 1 -80<~221. 3KOO · On&olng Eve,nta BALBOA PAVILIOl'll, -'!JO \1.t1n ~t Balboa -\ Cahfornta and ndtlllnJI hmonc ldndmarl. dnd marine rn- rea11on cenlcr Dail\ narratt•d nu1..._., of "lc1o1. pon Harhor dn·p ..._.J '>JX>nfi,h1ng 1nps dail' l -dml· Jnd l'h.ina hoats fl7J.5~..i5 BRIGG ClJNNINGHAM Al TO- MOTIVE MUSEUM. 2 SO L Bal..l·r \t ( o'ild Mc:..a .\nt1QueldrH1rlJ 1'11~ prt:">t:nl I./ am -5 p ni \.\>l'd -1..iun S46-7MO DISNEYLAND. I '1' 11 .trhur Bl"d \nahe1m I ht' ''"h \n 111\l'r\Jn Parade t•nten<11n' gue't' JI I and'\ pm da11\ and the '-c:"' '-ld1n \tn.·el f-In tnl J I Paradl' " prc'><'.nll'd JI X II Jnd 11 pm ·t-.:intil\\ 1n the \k, · hfl'"-url \ dH' prt''>l.'nll·d ea,h n1g.h1 JI •1 lo r m .ind lhl' nl·-.. "V1tkopol"' <l..tm l' duh " orx•n n1gh1h I hl· ··c 1111 < ""l·r I' 1raord1na1rl· \lat hinc · no1o1. upcra1- 1ng d,111\ at 1he Par!.\ \I.tin {1Jh.' " lelehra1 1ng D1'inc\ lan1f'> loth ..1n- "" l'f"l<lr\ h\ ,11o1.ard1ng lud,' Jm' 1n~ gue'>I\ "-1th gill\ rang1n~ trum .1 l I) m rill' m Cl r •• I I \ l r > I ' n c \ I J n J f'J"Pl'n 111.1 C •llll'rJI \111111r,, JI I tll' rar\.. 1, 1lJX'n Ja1h ll J m 1111dn1g.ht 11\14--''lh' KNOTT'S BERRY FARM. \II\ 1 &·;n h fil,ll Bul·n..1 l'..1r\.. lqan,h an C 111111·rl' pr1'\l nl' "•kbr11' am Jll'f\(1n.11111r" it f I'" 1'11·,ln t .. h11 I rnnc>n \1,ir1h n \l11nr1K' l,in1' lophn .end HuJ,h lli•ll\ .111d " pr1'\1'lllt"J dJ1 h ,.,,'pl \\, d 1n 1h, (1111>ll l1nw f h1'Jlr1 l lw 111.1.1 h11111.1 . \l\ll' 111\1\1\.tl ( 111ld11 ' 'Jh11(• l<l'\ Ul' 1' ..ti\\• pfl·'>l·n1n.l dJth .1l11n~ .... 11h 1h1 V. ild V. '' ''"'' 'h111.1., \Jll•..101IJn,1·1, 111.t ,1uth1·111" ,1,1gl\ '"'' h1·\ I JI I • I II lllhfrtl~hl \Jt 111 .1 n1 I J Ill \IJI I hlll' 111 I Ill p 11 • :11 ' IM un"' c CH :\TR' \.H ~tu '"'~ Tn~ 101t·1 •1 I 111 ,.. Arr~r (Jr .,....Kil ''""' ,...., i.. Jlurt 100'\ c 0"°'1 n1<>crt0d trOUWI~ (l"<j \rl\!of1\ I I ' I'! ,., . ., 1 100'\'.. r utnn rnodrns con n ~r-.11 Dally Pilot Oatebook/ Friday, Juty 26 1985 I :Al I c 0 N T II\ 111t• ( l"nll'r l>rl\e Laguna Hllh \ "'' thl' nt•v. -\namJI Village v.hcrc , l11lll1en tw..·lomt" lnt·nd' v.1th \mall .rn101al' f hrill to tht• l'\.Clll'mcnt ol 11lln 11tl l11d1nlt the !)aharn Matt' I r.tlt.. .ind thl' l-.~l.im1 \hLI. frall. I 111 OJut1.JI i.ld\l:nturt"r\. Jungk I 11~ llumpa Boat and h3n.ikt• KJ•l'I Hu:il lll'et\ hJ\I.' bct'n n - p,an,ktl I r1 -\un .tl ICl d m la~t c:ar .1lln1111nl ) pm !I '7-1200 MOV IELA ND, 7711 H.:ach Bhd . Bwn.1 Park . ·\n elaborate collct't1on nt 11H1"1l' and ll'll'' •'-IOn mt•morab1ha 1ntlud1n~ l11t'-l1t..e rt•phra\ of mori: 1h.111.21J<1 rt·nov.ned 'tar\ are lcaiurcd 1>•111' 4 .101-11 pm v.1th Fn-!>al 11prn uni ti 111 Jl m 'i22-I I s..i Ml"SEl "M OF WORLD WAR . l'I ~oo \tJnlon \ \l' Ru en a Parl. ""P'·"' katurl.' rt·al l1k m1l11ar. • 111114Ul'\ hl\lontal rl'11t\ flag~. .1nl·1l nt l'tlttl•J v..t•aponr. and lin:- .11 nh u111lurnl\ Jnd olhn Item\ a~ ",·II·" Hl·rrn,1n ( 1onng '> guld-platetl l'fl)... Jll\tol Jud othl·r fWr\onal th'm' lu,·\ \JI Ill Jm-"' pm \un noon-1 pm 4\~-17'n ' cloS<"-up details offascmating areas of 1he plane such as the cockpit. 01ght dec-k and wing intenor are featured. See the QCleen Mary listing for more 1nforma11on. 10 a.m.-6 pm (213) 435-351 I tube rapids eo"enng a quancr of J mile of rapids. dams. and sp1llwa)~ 'Vton -Fn 10 a.m -10 pm . \at -Sun lJ a.m.-10 p.m. SI09S adults. $81/'i <igt'S o.l-11. 592-6453 AN J UAN CAPISTRANO MISS ION , 118!!2 ( am1n1J ( apmrano. ~n Juan C 3pl)trano Features Serra < "hapel. ( al1tom1a\ 1lldc\t bu tiding. the ruins of the Great "itonc { "hurch. soldiers barrack~. bcauuful gardens. and two museum rooms with an1facts from Native Aml•nran and earl)' Spanish l'Ulture. Dad~ 7 30a.m.-5 p.m 41H-1424. SEA WORLD, I 720 \ l)hores Road. M1ss1on Bay. '\an D1cgo 'l1ghtl~ acuv111l~'> include a dauhng t>oat parade ofl1ghts on M 1ss1on Ba}. fireworks. fantastic state-of-the-an laser hght shows. an outdoorc-ounll) · v.cstern barbequc and band. top .iO'-, music for 1eens. the Park's ov.n ··wall.around Character Re"1ew·· for I.ids. and more .\lso offered " ··1>olph1n D1sco"er) ·-thc AR( 0 Penguin Encounter a S 7 m1ll 1on nh1b1t that hou"-C\ 400 penguin<,. t..illerv. hale ~ha mu. and 'it.'a hon\ Jnd dolphins Dail} Q c1 m -JO pm 1hrough Sept 2 (619) 224-3562 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, 100 Un1- \C™1I C II} PL. Universal (11>. -\ guided tram tour of lln1versars famed 410-3cre bac-k Jot and the Enterta1nmen1 Center which features fi\l" 11,c \how~ \.\h1ch tes1 tour guests drama11t ah1ll11n 1s offered as well as thl' popular fransformers. ( 818) 50!<-'UilX) SING• ES Friday WH EEL OF FRIENDSHIP, for <,1ngle<, over 45. meets at Roonc) ·s 1n Orangl· at 5 30 p.m for a T G I F 961-0606 or 5 29-4836. PARENTS WITHOUT PART· NERS gather\ for al (i.l.F from 5-7 Jl m al Charle) Brown 's. Beach and l-d1nger H unt1ng1on Beach . 75 1 -55~0 A QUAD CHAPTE R DANCE 1\ held from 9 p m -1 a m with mu~1c pro' 1dcd "' "Fla\ ·· Ho\ted h' Part'nl\ V.11hnut Panner\ (Jan.kn (,ro,e 111,, l.odge 11551 Tra\I. < 1ardcn < 1rn' e "vi embers S4 tuunc<.\ l3rd holders \5 527-5976 1~11) 425-0<11' 611-9220 or 'il'i.'iO'l7 Saturday Bennett in Irvine OLD \\ORLD VILLAGE, htd < lnler .\\l' llunllnglon Acath ..,,,..,,,Ill\ \hllll' Jh.' lt>1.Jtt"d tn th1\ '1ll.1~t· lhJl ll"Jtun·, thl." lhJrm 111 q11;11nl I lir11ix·an '1ll,1gt'' v.1th l'Ph- hktl 'lfl'l't\ liJnll"fl1 light\ ,snJ 7(1 n11.r.11\ 111 I um~an '>1.enc' p..itntl·d 11n c\ll'rt11r \.\Jll' h\ Luro~an anl\l\ '11i I II"' o.l"' <H EEN MARY. I 11n1,1. lkadt I l.11 hoi ,11 lht• l'lld ol lhl' I nng Fkat h r fl'l'\.\ll\ \ \Jkl l.JllllJr la\l"r pro- d1111111n "nlkrcJ through I abor f)J, Jlcini? 1.qrh J tharm1ng puppt·t 'hm• 1·n111kd · I •• rt-of thl' \alt\ Dug · I 11\tunwJ dJOlt·r, ""g .ind dance to < ok l'ort1·1·, '"Bon \imagt•." ··\ing1n· 1n tht· RJ1n i.lnd "'\tnt..e ur the l!.ind ·· l '1l h l'' t'ntng al 4 pm bring\ SHERMA1' LIBRARY AND GAR - DENS, 26-l""' Pa c1fil ( oast H1ghv..a' < orona del Mar Roses. rnrtu'> .1nnual gardem. an orchid tnn- <,ervator). kOJ ponds and a gilt \hov. Dail~ to· JO a m.-4 p.m SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN. ~.ig1c Moun1ain Parkwa)' l'.1t1 1 1111 Interstate 5. Valenria Newly opened ·~ Bugs Bunny World. lht· ncwt·~1 attraction d('Stgncd for kids onl)' r he ( htna l\croba11c T roupe of 8c11ing (Peking) 1~ featured through Sept I and includes JU&gltng, 1umbltng. ha l- ance and prec1'>1on combined with rolorful rageantry and ( "hinc.-!>C fol k mu<,1t in a ~.CX.IC>-)'ear-old an fonn ~ore lhan 100 ndes shov..s and a11rac11on.. 1nclud1ng the 'iaraJc"o Bohsled. an 1800s St) le crafts village. Jnd a Roanng Rapids whtte watcr ,ld\lenture arc offered. Fn -Sat I() am -m1dn1gh1. liun.-Thurs I ll c1 m -11 p.m (818) 992-0884 CENTER OF THE POWER OF BEING a group meeting for people v.ho art· 1n1erested in shanng ideas and meeting ncw friends Mum-. rt•frcshment\ and \uc1almng 7.30 nm . rnmmun11y room of Ne\.\pon Balboa Saving~ and Loan. Coast H1ghv.a) at Im. ( orona dcl Mar. 631-3526 Tony Bennett will appear ln concert T ba.nday at UC Irvine aa the third ln a aerlea of alx .. Concerta Under the Stara," at UCI. The free concert bealn• at 6 p.m. with pre-concert en tertainment at Aldrich Park ln the center of the campua. Free parking la abundant. For information. call 856~5252. \iJlutl" lo \menta ··a IJ\ 1sh ground .111J o11•r1.il flrt·v..ork\ 'long and danc-r nroJu1 t11111 ( \hlhlt\ indude ~l)t'tlal 1 lln t \ound and ligh1 show\ 1n thc I n~1nl· Room and 'Wheclhou'>t' rc- n.11. ling ..i near-rulh\ton at '\C:a. and •• n n ll"n'" c V. nrld \'. ;_ir I I d1~pla~ dl'lllttin~ 1h1· "C)ut•t•n' Jlll\ c role a., .1111111p,h1p J>,111\'IJ m 11pm 12111 .; ,., 1' 11 KM;&'\(, \\ATERS, 1J\t on \. tJ \ 1 rdt 11111h1· ~I() 'l'\\ v.atcr Jttra1- 111111\ 111 l111k I ht• l>ropoul -J \l'\l'n ''"" dl•,11·1H 1n In' th.in lour '<01 nnd' .tnll l<.1g1n~ Kl\l'r\ - \1111·11,.1 • IJl)ll"'' .md longl"\I innc1 SPRUCE GOOSE, Long Bea~ h Harbor at the end of the Long Bea th I recv..a~ Ho\,\ard Hughe<;' all-wood 200-ion I)~ ing boat maJesucall; tx·nh .. for '1c.11or\ to view the IO\tde ol the world"s largl'St l°ll'Jr·'>P:Jn Jlum1num dome •\ vant't} ol <ll\- pl<t\\ including module\ 1hat \hov.. Travel Country Of Irvine 5394 Wa lnut Avenue. Irvine. California 92714 Phone (714) 551 -BYBY A lull-service travel agency specializing Cr uises 6 Dally Pilot Datebook/ Fnday. July 26, 1985 HORSEBACK RIDING 1s thc fea- tured t'vent for a family outing with P<Hl'nt'> W11hout Partners. I :45-3 p m < oal < anyon Stables, Coal < amon C\lt off the 91 Fwy. 892-37K7 or R47-28K I ENJOY HAPPY HOUR w11h Parent~ Without Panner'i from 4-6 pm a1 The Guest House. 10830 'W arner F-ounta1n Valley 751-5580. "WHAT JS THE MOST IMPORT- ANT fh1ng Yur Would Like a MJn/~oman To Do When You C10 Ou1 On '\ Date'"" A discussion from l<-111 r m "1th moderator {)Qn Dav..,on with a snc1al IOll0\.\1ng Imm I 0 p m -1 a 111. Men tmng w1ne. lad1l''> hnng 'nJct..., SI memhcrs. counc~> lard holdcf\ SI 50. cm ply handed $5 1~ 111 4111-·nn Sunday A DISCOVE RY tl1scu\s1on and ,cx·ial 1\ ho'!ted at 7 30 l'l m each \unda; at the Orange Coast l1n1t- a11:ln Church, 1259 V1c1<>na. < mta Ml''k.I $2 adm1"is1on. 848-2082. S NDAY BRUNCH 1i. thc feature of a gathenng of Parents Without Panncrs. Noon-I· 30 p.m .. Charley Brown\. Beach Bl vd and Edinger. ti untington Beach. 966-107 5. WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP, for \Ingles over 45. meets at Carpi·~ 1n Orange for brunch at 11 30 am 961-0606 or 529-4836 A FAMILY BEACH PARTY 1s held from noon-4 p m. for Parent\ Without Panner\ A-M bnng a dcs- sen. N-7 hnng a salad. S2 adm1'i~1on for famil~ with hamburgers and hot dog\ provided. Hun11ng1on Beach south of pier. across from lifeguard station no 5 !<4 7-2MK I Monday PARENTS WITHOUT PART- NERS gathers for a Dine-Out from b-7 30 p m at the C'raL)' Burro. 8082 >\dam~ Ave Hun11ng1on Beach "62-2841 THE S INGLE TRIVIAL PURSUIT CLUB meets at 7 p.m. For more informauon. call 786-4926 "S.O.S. =SAFE OR SORRY." <\ personal <;alet~ awarcnef>s meeting from g.9 p m. with Parents W11hout Panner~ l>can VanLecvwen 1s mod- erawr. and a social follow!> from 9 p.m.-1 am 19581 Waterhury Ln .. Huntington Beach 962-~84 I Tueaday PARENTS WITHOUT PART- NERS gch together to play 1cnn1s and volleyball at Mile Square Park. Ten- nis 1s on coun s 9. 10. 11 and 1.2 between Heil and Edinger and 1s played from 6:45 p.m -9 pm .• and the volleyball couns arc located at Brookhurst at Heil next to the ba'lkctball muns. and gather from 7-9· 30 p.m S 1.50 admission for tennis. 89R-9J02 50¢ member ad--· NEWS FLASH! This week·s Peso Devaluation has red uced Air Travel as much as 1100-. Jus t look at thHe round-trip far-. * •te ... La Paa * 111•" P. Vallarta * •1e2" Mautla• * •lit-Aca .. lco * •113 .. C.IHt * •25 ... Ca•c•• ~·c ~'XJCO CGRf.tt~ 1600 W. Coast Hwy. N•wport Beach (714 541-19Sl 714 54S.J411 m1ss1on for \Olle)'ball. 551-~~KO m '80-7012 A NEWCOMERS' ORIENTATIO!lo is held each Tuesday w11h thr Nno, pon Irvine Chapter of Paren1' Without Pan ners. 8-9: 15 pm ( oflt•1 and con"ersa11on follow' < Jll 549-t 135. Wed.needay THE TEMPLE BETH EMET SingJes. ages 30 and up. meet a1 Camelot to play miniature goll 41 Frwy and Kraemer, F-ullcrton 772-4720. THE LUNCH BUNCH µther Imm 1-2:30 p.m. at the Mangohan Bar-B·<) Restaurant, 18900 Brookhul"'lt at Garfield. Fountain Valley. 892-!!)' I Sponsored by Parents W11hout Pan ncrs. THE MEADOWLARK SWING DANCE CLUB hold~. night da"w' and dancing at the Meadowlark Country Club. Beginning dance clas' at 7 p.m., 1n1ermcdia1e at 8 p.m and ~oc1al dancing begins at 9 p m. \4 with class. $2 for social dancmr. only. 16782 Graham St .. Huntington Beach. ( 213) 493-7162. "MODERATORS ARE SPED.AL -And So Arc You!!!" This d1\- cuss1on. hosted b} Parcnls Without Panners. 1s held from 8-10 pm 20782 Woodle.a, Hunttngton Beach 968-5718 or 962-2 153. A MIDWEEX DANCE IS held from 8:30-1 1 p.m. at 8755 La Roca vc Fountain Valley. Tonight 1s pecial Big Band Night. $1.50 adm1ss1on Hosted by Parents Without Pannet'\ Donna. 847-1 600, or Bnan. 645-9 11 8. Tbund&y SOUTH COUNTY SINGLES g:uhcr for dancing and entertainment at 8 p.m. each Thurs. at the Crown House Restaurant, 32802 S. Pacific Coast Hwy .. Laguna Niguel 49~·l626 or 496-5773. (Pleue eeeCAL.ltlmA.R{PaCe 18) Napa Valley offers much more thanfine wines By STEVE MITCHELL Of .. 0.-, .... """' With nearly 120 w1nen es from which to choose. Napa Valley is truly a paradise for aficionados of fermentation. Just the name of Napa Valley conjures an image of vineyards and wine. The re- gion is recognized everywhere as one of the finest wine producing regions on earth. Whe ther you are a first lime visitor or a serious collecto r m search ofa unique vintage, you will find here the opportunity for a variety of educational and wine tasting e xperiences. Most of the larger wineries offer tours, usually beginning at I 0 a.m. with the doors closing around 4:30 p.m . You might want to take one tour for an overview, then v1s1t the wineries or wine bars that o ffer the wines you'd like to taste. To learn someth mg of the history of wmemaking, a good beginning would be a visit to the Beringer Winery Just north of St. Helena. The Bcrin~cr family home, called the Rhine House. was built more than I 08 years ago and 1s a beauti ful example of o ld German architecture. Part of it 1s open to the public as a v1s1tor and wine tasting cente r. and reg- ular tours include the limestone caves that were hutlt by Chinese laborers before the turn of the century. The 1,000 1 feet of tunnels they carved an I the h11ls1de provide a perfe<.·t environment for the aging of wine. Furthe r north, The Chns- t1an Brothers winery boasts an antique corkscrew collcct1on and one of the largest collec- tions of oak cooperage in the country. Greystone, the main winery building. is currently getting a facelift, but can still be viewed from the winery grounds. Greystone is one of the largest stone buildings in the world, also built by Chi- nese laborersin 1889 fro m local stone quarries. A chronological collection of wine anifacts, bottles. docu- ments and photos tracing the history of Napa winemaking can be viewed at Inglenook Winery's Centennial Mu- seum . This winery aJso houses a wine library in o ne of its cellars where visitors may view a collection of Inglenook wines dating back _to l 882 .. If ifs an education tn w1nc- making that you prefer, visit the Rohen Mondavi W inery, which offers a complete o ver- view of the winemaking pr~ cess. Domaine Chandon 's tour 1s unique because it covers the making of sparkling wines. Beaulieu Vineyards has a v is- itor cente r complete with a 30- seat theater where visitors can see an audio visual presen- tation on winemakjng. And there's the Sterling Vineyards. a hilltop wine!) accessible o nl y by a tram ride from its parking lot. At the top. you're on your own for a self- guided tour. Had your fill of wane? 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CA ~nm~:~ (7 14 ) H9H -466:~ Travel Service Since 1888 Daily Pilot Oatebook/ Fnday, July 26 1985 1 II·- MUSEUM S BOWERS MUSEUM, .:!00~ "l \IJ1 n \1 \Jnta .\na ··-\n Ol~mp1t· \.\ 1nna· Pfl'!i4.'nt'> the lt1lktt1on ol , 11h11 photo[(.raph' h~ lhl' Al"j!.l'>ll'r., ph11111 'tJll I hr11ugh .\ug. 11 "'tth a i!t.1nd 111x·n1ng tonight Imm 7.(j pm ll.1 11 ( h1Jng .\rlhJl"11l11g1l JI , ,, J'U(l'\ from Prt·h"tortl r hat l.tnd 1ndudl''> ma I 00() 11hJl'U'> 1,1,111onl·d 1r11m hruntl' ">hl'll dJ\ \Jll1tl· Jlld gla\\ l'\l3\Jtcd from thl' ll.111 ( h1Jng rt"g1on of rhJilanJ J hl'\ d.lll' 110111 ht·tV.lTn lhf)O A ( .ind :!00 \ I> < ontinut'' through \1:n1 111 \l\11 prl'\\'ntcd I) J rlolablc: 01\pla\ ol h.l\lo.l·l\ "'fl\ \'II h} lhl' lnd1<1n\ llf the: P,111.1min1 mountain' 1n thc l>cJlh \ .illn Jll'.t I hrnugh J,111 fl I Ul'\ "·'' 111 ,1 m •qi m 'iun nuon-' n m I II MI L\Gl ~A BEACH Ml' El M OF .\RT. \outh < oa\I PIJtJ \1tl' ( .1111u,l·I < oun "( altlorn1a < ontl'm· p11rJI'\ .\rtl\l\ 2h and .:! .... k.1turc' '' 1ilpturl' 1n.,1;illatwn' h\ Mtncl.11 < 1r1mru,·r and paintrng'> drill.\ 1ng'> .ind rrrnl\ h} .loannl· Julian J h1ough \u}! l I \1 on -f rt ni1on-1' fl m \at \un n1111n-'\ r> m 06~-not. '\EWPORT HARBOR ART Ml-· \El ~-\'\II \Jn ( kmcntc l>rrH· ''"fle1rt tkalh ·· fhc C nt1t.il hlgl' I 11111111\, r'' 1n R~cnt .\mcrrcrn \1d111,·durt"' I'> prt:o,("Otl'<l Ix-ginning \1111 fh1<. C\Jminc' \lj!.Odit JOI l hJll!I''' ouurnng 10 lOn tcmporan \nil'lllananhnenurl' l<unn1ngu>0 ltHfl'lltl\ 1\ ·-ru1urt'. furn11un· ·· an nh1h1t1nn 111 tuturt'>llt wor~' O\ I ~ ·'" l11tl'l h •lrll\1' and dl·.,.grwr\ Hoth ll11nu11-h \cpl n l Ut.'\ ·\un Ill ·''"~nm 7''1112.:! GALLERIES Tll£ AfTERNOO" GALLERY. ' ' PJr~ \\t.' RJlhoa h lJnJ C >ny- tllJI "Jtl•rt.11h1r' 111 l<uth Ihm!\ anJ '"n' \ l'hdp' Jrl' prl"\(.'Olcd •" 14dl J\ 11111111·..J l'l.11111111 "'-'fll(r:iph' h' Jd, q.11'11n1 Kol he\ll'r < 11nt1nut.'' through \ugu'>l V. nJ ·I n 2 h pm \,11 \un noon-~pm h''\Xt.7' ALLf.f'.OALE GALLERY, I '1411 \ 1 , '·"' It 1~hv.a:. L .:iguna lk.tl h lkn lit II \1 UlpliJrl I\ \hov.n l'\1 IU\l\l'" I ll'' '11111 I 0 .1. m to '\ p n1 .llJ 7 hi IO'i 11 I 'I 11 ~ \.l \ \ IATIO!'. ARTS GALLERY. _4' "-··rth ( 11,1\I If\\\ lJ~Una lkJt.h I r1111 1lt1 \.\ 1111-ht I lwr lrt lht.• \p.a .. • "hillli I 1ml.11h.111111l>1111l11tk 1h1• 1" \ 1t111n \11' ( r.tllt·n 11fkr\ Save 10°10 to 50°10 ••• •m ~Pff'rtf'r1 df'mos. dts < •>nt1nuPtj •trms n,.w & IJ\Pel Audio & Vtdf'O f: qu1pment fro m somf' ot tne tnelustnes most rr specteel manufacturf'rs original and l1m1ted cd1t1on works 01 tineaY-tat-1on an Wcd.-Sun 11 a.m.-5 p m. 494-4303. BACK DOOR GALLERY. 352 N < oas1 Hv.) Laguna Beach Works of f m·1a Berg. V1, 1an C aldwcll. Mabel J EnkOJI Victor f1\her Norma Ja, Jnd Hdl·n B Recd. as v.ell a., man} other\ arc katurl·d Wed -\un 11 a m .5 pm 49+0152 BC SPACE GALLERY, :!15 F-orrn .\ H· Laguna Bcal·h. Rcrent work by Jo\ll' 1cmJna<, and Jane Sinclair are pr~'i<:ntl'd through Aug 10 Tue\ -Sat. 11 ·10 a m.-'i. 'C! p.m. 497-1880. BLUEBIRD GALLERY, 1540 S c oa-;t Hw) . Laguna Beach Works by c:irh < al1forn1a artl\t~ including Pa\ne 11111'. Wendt Harm and many other<.. ar\.' on J1spla) indetin1tel}. fut:\ -\un 11 a.m .5 pm .a97-5377 BOWERS MUSEUM GALLERIA, 2036 \fain \1 Santa Ana Pa1nungs . gl.issv.are. pnnt!>, Jewelry fibers, caam1cs and line an 11em~ are katurcd \\l'd -\ut. 11 a.m .4 p.m., \un noon-1 p m 972-1900 CALLIGRAPHIC ARTS, 2219 \1a1n \t.. 11 '7 Hunlln~ton Beach \\ ork<. 1n qmou\ media by ( all1- graph1l \n,· 10\lrul hir\ and other c1n1\t!> an: 'hov.n through ..\ug "\I \1t)n-Sa1 1-'i pm II am-5 pm l/61}-577' DESIG/\.S RECY LED GAL- LERY, 61 lJ ~ ltarhor Bl\ d F-ull· t"non ·c 1la\\ -\ummt•r 'K5 .. 1s prc~ntcu through Aug 29 Th e worl-. of IS \mencan gla~s am\I\ '" 'how1.:ased Mon -Sat I CJ a m -6 pm !S79-IJ91 EXOTICA GALLERY, 1088 ~ ( oasl Hw ) Laguna Bcat"h A group \how !eatunngJoan Gretchen Black's handmade paper. Victor D1No\ 1·., furntturc: as an. Lrncc Jo"it'\ bronze: '<:ulpturc and Rarhara Nel\On\ fi~r .an 1s pre-.ented through .\ug I 5 \fon -\al I() J rn -ti p m \un I I c:1 m .5 p.m .l9.l-~ I 'I GALERIA CAPISTRANO. 'I 6X I C ammo ( ap1\tran0. \an Juan c ap1s1rano "D1nrh Thl' Pride of the 'a' a10" 1-. an all-Navajo art \how .rnJ 1ndude'> O'Vl"f 500 rug' and 1apc'>trtc'> 1ev.clry hy Ra > rrace)' and Jamn l tttk. and painting'> h) liaJe \.\. ht tl·horn and Hill r ran kl in C all for rug "ea\ 1ng dcmon<.lratmn 11111r' I hrnu~h .\ug 4 Dall} IO a m -~n m Md I "XI CiOLDEl\ WE..\T COLLE< .. E hnc \n, C rdlkr.. I 5 44 < <0ldcn \.\-l''>t St ~~~ (]\\lV\~\l Newport Audio Plaza Newport. I 000 Brfstof St. North Newport Beach. CMlfo,.,.... 92660 17141851-01 12 Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat. 10-5 Ck>wd Sun. I Dally Pilot Datebook/ Friday, July 26. 1985 O.monda in Anaheim The 0.mond Brothen will appear A1Ji. 27-28 at the Dteneyland Hotel'• Grand Ball Room at 8 p.m . SeadDC le Rnt come, flnt .ene. Ttcketa are $12.50. For lnfor · matlon, call Nell D. Herbert, 527-3 167 or Wayne Kroll, 894-8066. Huntington Reach \tulpturc paint- ing\ prtn1' and other an \l.ork h) the \tud111 \rt1\l\ol ltunt1ngton &alh rs on d1\pla" through \ug !S \ion -1 ri Y J m -:! pm e.,.ening'> h) appoint· mcnl X95-l0bl H NTINGTON BEACH LI- BRARY lnforma11on and ( ultural < 1·n tcr, 7111 fal~n h l'. llunl 1ngt11n Real h Jcrf) 'I 1chohon n'· fkt.I\ lhl· ·4(1, and 50'i o t ··<>td llunllngton tkalh" 10 batik and Wdll'rtolor and Roger Bennett di\· pld\\ hlall. and whttc photo~raph1t 1mdl!l'\ 11t naturt· in ~outhern ( .a.11- lor 01,1 \l\o J tnhutl 111 pa'>l 1•\h1h1 tor\ lrom thl' l1hr:1n 1·1111tkd ""1am \tfl'l'tV.11h,1Bea1 lhl'mt." l\olkrl'd ( It •'>CS I ue..J.I\ X42-441S I l'\I H IRVINE FINE ARTS CENTER. 46111 W,1lnu1 \H· In 1ne "'i\ Scnnu' I rn1~ ••l I tumor" ofkr<. Mr \an luan·, w11rl<. a\ wi:ll a\ man) othl'r ;1rl1\l\ I hrough ..\ug 14 Mon · Thur\ CJ am .•J pm F-n 9 am .fl pm \at 9a m .J pm 552-trJ7K NEWPORT BEACH CITY HA.LL (.iAl.LERY. HOO 'icwpon Bl vd . "-c1o1.pon Bcalh Continuing through Au~ 14 Jrl' ink drawinp by Anllyn Moran Lawrentc and 011'> by C1corg1l' 11.cllo~ Mun .Jn !! a m.-5 p.m 528-1 ~SIS ORANGE COAST COLLEGE An Gallery. 2701 Fa1rv1cw Rd .. Costa Mc..a An cxh1h1t1on of work\ by V1ctnamc~ an1st'i of Southern C'ah- forn1a I\ prc~ntcd beginning tomor- row with an opening ceremony at 11 am ( onunuc\ through Aug. 10 Mon -Fn noon-() p.m . Sat · un noon-8 pm 412-5039 ORANGE COUNTY CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART, 3621 W MacArthur Blvd • Sp 111 . Santa Ana The .Sth Annual Juncd Show, JUned by Jos1ne lanco tarrcls. o pens Wed. Throuah Aug. 23. Wed.-Sun. noon-5 p.m 549-4989. ORANGERIE CALLERY, 480 O cean Ave , Laguna Beach 4Y4-56.S6. An exhibit of mixed media Jnd 1111\ h) Donald Karwch\ and C 1r('gOf\ (1ot1lieb arc prc\Cntcd through \\.l"unr\d.a' Dail\ 10 am -5 pm .a94-'ih'il1 QUORUM GALLERY. '74 N < oa\t H 1ghwa; Laguna lk.al h H1 u\h pa1n11ngs and watl'flolm<. h~ Ir" ·\dam and watc:rrnlur\ h) Nanl \' l'hl•lp\ arc \hown through r hur\ Of)l·n1ng the -.am1· da) :lrl' oil\ and mt~l·d media h) Walbur~a \<.hauar and watl'rrnlor~ h) l .on (.)uanon fhmutth\c:pt I Tue\ \un IOa m .'I pm 494-442 ~ SANDSTONE GALLERY lx4-\ 'Coastiiv.) l~guna ttcac h ··\um ml'r Kalc1do\C·ope" ofTc.-f\ a group \hC1w with gaiter) am<.t\ and featurci. wattrcolor.. atf)hn 1111'>. cul mono- pnnl\. pa<.tel~. ancl c htnl''>C hrush. rue\ -\un t I am ·' pm. 497-6775. STEVE GIRAUD PHOTOGRA· PHY STUDIO, 2%11 .o\1rwa) i\vc \u1tc R-IOl. C O\t.a Mc..a Larry Pao Dean C1cmc. and the team of Akx C1ranado and Pete Bl\lcr c.1th1h1t the1r an Thurc;. from 5·8 JO p m $4 adm1ss1on 261=2207 SPACE S7 GALLERY, 701 <; St C ollege Blvd . f-ullcnon. Just opened 1s ··Reflections:· a show which com- bines the figura1111e paintings of Rosalyn C'hodos. Te1k.o Hont.a and Pat Mct1v1er. A receptton 1s held Sun. from 2-5 p m. Continues through Aug 17 W~d.-Sun. 11 a.m -4 p.m 1170-9194. TAVERN BY THE SEA Rcs.- t.aurant and Gallery. 2007 So Coa.'1 Hwy , Laguna Beach l....aguna Beach artist ~usan Dysinger 1s presented an a ~how continuing thro ugh Au&. 17 497-5243 TLK GALLERY, 611 Anton Blvd . Suite 120. Costa Mesa. "Some of the Best"' presents paintmp and draw- mp by pllery art1su throuah Aua. 31 . Each featured artist bas had o ne- pcrson c1th1bits at the gallery. Tues.- Sat 11 a.m.-.S p.m. 545-ARTS. TRAIUW~TGALL£1lY, 1476S. Ccwt Hwy .• ~una Beach. A ciolJ«, t111n ot R Bro-Nnell Mc< 1rev. 111 I pa1nungs arc '>hown tor 1n 1rv. .1nll ..ak He 1s world rekno1o1. n lor h1' '1, 1d colol"i and photo rt';1ll\ll\ f)!Hlrayal oftht'. Na11aJO people I >a 1h I() am .5 p.m 494-788K WATERCOLOR GALLERY. 1.i•1' \ l oast Hwy .• Laguna lkad1 \h1111. ta\ing through Aug I .S arc Pat \hon ' watercolors along with oth er gallrl\ an1w, Wed -Sun 11 a m -'i pm 494-81DK Ginabert lD 1ACana All .. Olaebeq, poet laanetc of Geprot•tmo•w .. t. will read from ldtwwtraattt..Lap.Da Beaell BICla lelll aal a.Utottam. 826PullAn.atlp.a.A-c.17 . Tkbtmare$l0.~orlafw· .. t1oa.can....,._.,....., 494-837&. . ,, IL NEWS t t t Dll9I A 1 OiaOIO. fl 9661 James Gatner SICloey Poetiet • WASHINGTON Wm< IN REVIEWQ I WALL STREET Wm< PfWSE THE LOAO NO CASH DOWN IMSTING IMOVIE t t FlaSh(>Offlt' I 191141 Kns Kns- toltenoo T 1eat Wiiiiams lt4 1 MOYIE t t Class I 19831 Rob Lowe Jacqueline Btsset $ MOVIE • • l lllle Oat1ln9S (1980J Tatum O'Neil Knsty McHlchol -8:30- 1 rOAY WALL ITl&l Wm< Al COOPEJl'S OMHGE COUNTY II' OOWER P'tl.E 1?J QWl.ES CHAMfl\JN ON fHE AUlsaHE -t.00- l a :S ***'" 'Callfornca ~1e· f1978) Alan Alda. t.laggll Smith l =GNmN TfW8llNmNO tO'E ANNGLM MOVIE • • "From Noon Tin Tine · ( 1977) Chet1eS 8'onlOll. Jill Ireland I PfWSE TitE LOAD IAAETTA MOVIE ••• "Purple Rein 11984) Prine. Apo1on1a Kottto Cl ) MOVIE * t t · St11 T ,_ 111 Tiie Selrcil For SPoC* I 19841 Wlllllm Shl1111lf 0. 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Pla/O Horlh ,, t I lgro 1Cr.1d1 p~, I II I~ m R'" Pllo"~ f, 141 Al' '1871 tlONI '1\1\kl n 0 1ly Pll01 0818bOOk / FrtdRy July 26 1985 I I IRI•·- COCOON: A '4..1L·nn·-lanta'>; .1hou1 an a11rac11\L· group ol ·,11 all'rre')1m1I\ \.\ho romt' 10 f ;Jrth 10 rt•tr1t"\il" '>oml· magKal •>hJnt\ from tht• (1ulfof Me'<1co I >uring 1ht·11 '1')1t to f-londa. thl\H'H'r. lhC) l'nl'oun tcr a ~OU ng- 1.·r lhartcr-hoal \k1p~r \.\hu he· g.in<, to tall in lo,t· with one ol tht• 't\l\or' .rnJ a group of \l"n1or l 'llll'n\ who hq~1n to kt•I and ac:t h.111 1hetr age. r ugcthcr they t·m hark on a g11.:a1 ad"l'ntun.: 1n "'h1ch thq all karn more about lo' l'. life and friendship than thq t·vcr dreamed possible. Stamng Don Ameche. Wil ford Bnmlcy. Hume Cronyn and Bnan Den- nehy. 'icreenplay by Tom Rcnedek. based on a novel b) J>a vuJ Saperstein. OirectcJ b) Kon Howard ('"Splash"). PRIZZJ'S HONOR: A John Hu~ton film s tarring Jac k N1chol!>on and Kathleen Turner. ·· Pn1 Li's Honor" is a b11.arrc comcdv about a Malia hit man (Nichoison)who falls in Love and IMflOI~ lllllW .. , 1.,. ........ i.rs11 ft• ....... "•"'"•" n•c)'\ 9 ............. -.. , .... ,._ ......... . -------- UIHIUI 119 98~ 'ACI IC A,.Alllll Ila If IOW SIOWllli! fl T•l ~I ~O CDWMDS SAOOUJACI( UMll llMI 4'7 1711 CDWMDS SOOTH UU S19 ~JJ'J MAllfl MU "ALA 11111 rau 9S7 4'9 J UA .... SI oan•11 S46 J101 f DWMDS CIOM GIST& IOI S46 27 I I CDWMOS SO COASI "AJA flln .. HUil 13' I SCIO lDWMDS FCUfTAll VAllO llflm SS1·06SS £.OWMDS ..ocxam: U 1AMA (Zll) "1 06Jl AMC FARO~ U .._ SU-1111 racn: GATCWAY COOT laGl.MA -D•-ZS~ ~ Ml AUi WtllUll 491 4S4S 'aaic ms... Ill• WU~101'30W UA WCSTlllllSTtl MAU I tt Daily Piiot Datebook/ Friday, July 26. 1985 ma mes a woman who tu ms out to be his female counterpan. Al so stamng Robert Loggia, John Randolph, Wilham Hickey and Anjelica Hus ton. Screenplay by Richard Condon and Janet Roach. based upon a novel by Richard Condon. ST. ELMO'S FIRE: Story about a tightly knit group of recent college graduates who face their "freshman year of hfe". Follow- i n& their graduatio n. the ense mble group of young men and women confront, as individ- uals. all the issue!> of life after college in the 1980s: their com- mitments. careers and rela- t 1onsh1 ps. Starring Emil io Esteve1. Ally Sheedy and Judd Nelson (''Breakfast Club"), Rob Lowe. Andrew McCarthy, Demi Moore and Mare Winningham. j Wntten by Joel Schumacher asnd Carl Kurland. Directed by Joel Schumacher. I GOONIES: Based on a story b) Steven Spielberg ("ET," "Raiders of the Lost Ark," "Jaws") "Goon1cs" focuses on a group of ordinary kids whose discovery ot a secret map in their sleepy o;eaport town sweeps them into an extraordinary adventure filled with heart-pounding peril. Directed by Ri chard Donner ("Inside Move!> ... "The Omen"). Starring Scan Astin, Josh Brohn and Kc Huy-Quan. Rated P(i. PERFECT: Based on articles which appeared tn Rolling Stone maga11nc by Aaron Latham.John l ravolta <1tar\ a a Rolling Stone reporter who cover.\ three separ- ate 'itone5, one of which is a trend piece on the current health club boom where he Occ:omes romant1- call ) involved wtth Jamie Lee C urt1\. an aerobics instructor. J\l\O \tarring Anne De Salvo ~ ~ ~ ~ Ti:l'.fl ~ tNrORMArl ,, lltNNI R Rf Sf RVA flONS CAl I (714) 549-1512 lfWf'l)jll lltllWAT OTI U U Ill! • SAHlA AAA I..XIII.l.l --·~ ~ ~:~-. - . .J •I . _J .: ...-..:._ Manlu Henner, Laraine New- man. creenplay by Aaron Latham and James Bndges. Produced and directed by James Bndges. SECRET ADMIRER: Story about Michael Ryan (C. Thomas Howell). a high school student who find s a letter at the bottom of his locker which sets off a roman- tic chai n reaction that crosses the generation gap and threatens an unsuspecting suburb. Also star- nng Lori Laughlin, Kell y Preston. Directed by David Greenwalt. Written by Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt. D.A.R.Y.L.: Or Data Anal yzing Robot Youth L1fefonn. An ac- t10n-adventure film about an extraordinary young boy who proves simply too good to be true ... to perfect to be real. Stamng Mary Beth Hurt, Mic hael McKean. Kathryn Walker and Barret Oh ver as Daryl. Directed by Simon Winccr, wntten by David Ambrose, Allan Scott and Jeffrey Ellis Rated PG. RAMBO: F IRST BLOOD, PART 0 : The United States government whisks Sylvester Stallone from h1s 1mson rockpilc (where he wa., placed after his rampage in the movie "First llloocl") tu Vi etnam to hunt for MI A'>. llut the secreti ve entcrpnsc I\ a ..ct up and Stallone winds up fighting his wa y o ut of the country wtth a few M IAs in tow. ()crccnplay by Stallone and James Cameron (The Tl'rmin- ator). Rated R A VIEW TO KILL: Roger Moore 'ltaf'I once again as James Bond who aucmpt'I to thrawt a comK-book madman'\ atl<:mpt to take over the world Al'iO 'itamng Chnstophcr Walken and Grace Jones a\ the v1ll1ans. and l an ya Roben\ a' Bond's blond heroine. Rated PC; FLETCH: Chevy< ·ha~ sta~ a\ Gregory Md>onald'o; in- vcst1gat1vc reporter/sleuth. I M. Fletcher. who relics on assumed 1dent1t1cs and a Mcady \tream of paner to hide hi\ real purposes as an investigati ve Journalist for a ma1or Los Angele!> area news.- pa per. Aho starri ng Tim Mathe<1o n, Dana Whcclcr- N1cholson, Joe Dun Baker. M Emmet Wabh Directed by Michael R11ch1c, \(.'fl-cnplay hy Andrew Bergman BREWSTER'S MILLIONS: R •chard Pryor \tars a~ a n aging semi-pro baseball player who inherits $300 m1lhon from an ttcentnc uncle. o n the condition he can spend $10 m1lhon in one month Based on the novel by George Barr McCutcheon. Also stamng John < andy, Lonettc McKee, Pat llinglc and Stephen Collins. Directed by Walter Hill, screenplay by Herschel Wcmgrod and Timothy Hams. Rated PG. CODE OF SILENCE: Chuck Norris stars as Detective Eddie ( 'usack. a tough Chicago cop who 1 ~ called upon to rolve the kidnapping of the daughter of an underworld figure, and protect a rookie cop who must decide whether to mform on his fellow officers. Also starring Henry Sil va and Ben Remsen. Directed b) Andy Davis, written by Denni' Shryack and Michael Butler. RUSTLERS' RHAPSODY: \ western comedy starring singmg cowboy Rex O'Herlihan (Tom Berenger), the clean-cut and gloriously dressed 1940s silver screen cowboy. Also stamng G .W. Bailey, Manlyu Hcncr Fernando Rey, Sela Ward. and Patrick Wayne. Wntten and directed by Hugh Wilson. PUMPING IRON II: THE WOMEN: Sequel to "Pumping Iron" with Arnold Schwaoencg ger and Lou Femgno (The In · erodible Hulk), this movie 1<, about two dozen female b<xh builders who compete 1n a La .. Vegas body bu1ldmg contest Starmng some of the top fcmak body building contenders, &·' Francis, Rachel Melish . Emct·ed by George Plimpton. JUST ONE OF THE GUYS: \ fast-pac.ed comedy about a cit• tennined young woman who "K."t' out to prove she can make 1t in J man's world. Joyce Hyser stal"'.> "' Terry G nffith, an adorable IX year-old with cverylhinggoing for her. She finds that being the m o\t popular girl on campus won't hi.·lr her win a Journalism contec;t at her own school. so she enrolls thl· following Monday in a n4•w school -as a guy' Al so stasmng Clayt~· Rohner, Bill y Jacoh} Toni udson. Screenplay h) Den Feldman and Jeff Frant.. ltn. 1rected by Lisa Gottlieb GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN: Inspired by the h11 r0tk song of the same title ... G iris J u't Want To Have Fun" 1s a corned) musical romance played again't the colorful backdrop of contcm porary music and dance. It 1\ a 1980s love story in which girl meets boy, girl loses boy, but find' him onceagain -1n the middle of the dance Ooor on the nation·, number one dance show," DTV · Starring Sarah Jessica Parker. I l'l' Montgomery. Morgan Wood ward. Written by Amy Spic' DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN: Comedy about a kook) bored, New Jersey housewife:. Roberta (Rosanna Argucttc), who follows a flamboyant love alTair being carried on through thl· personal ads mvolvin$ a young man (Robert Joy) who 1s "dcspcr ately seeking'' a c.ertm Susan (Madonna). when her cuno!>1t y gets the best of her and she inv1tt'' herself into the lives of the~: strangers. Before long, she'' propelled into a brecTy comedy of errors in which Susan's 1dent1t; becomes her own Wnttc:n hy Leora Barish. directed by Susan Seidel man. THE PURPLE ROSE Of CAIRO: Wntten and directed b; Woody Allen. A romantic fan ta\) about Tom Baxter (Jeff Daniel~) a dashing B-movie star who step' off the sceen and back in time to court Cecilla (Mia Farrow), a Depression-era housewife who'' Silting through the movie (from which Baxter has 1usl stepped) for the fifth time. Sci-Ji movie' Cocoon' transcends all generation s By BOB THOMAS Associated 'Press Wrller "Cocoon" is a happy sur- prise: a science-fiction, space visitor movie with heart. There are no creepy crawlers destroyi ng the landscape: no ~automatons zapping the natives with ray gu ns. These aliens are so benevolent they make E.T. look like a delin- quent. They turn up on a Florida wharf one day, asking a luck- less boat owner (S teve Gut- tenberg) about a charter, money no object. He can't believe his good fortune, and the party sails off to di ve for something Guttenberg could never imagine. Part of the joy of ··cocoon .. is the element of surpnse. and 1t would be heartless to dis- close too much of the plot. At the heart of the story 1s a colorful group of so-called senio r citizens, living out their days in a cheerless retirement village. Through a strange circumstance three oldsters (Don Ameche, Hume Cronyn, Wilford Bri mley) discover what Ponce de Leon wasn't able to locate in his Florida travels. The result 1s both touching and hilarious. A fantasy as diverse and far- fe tched as "Cocoon.. could unravel in insensiti ve hands. However, the film is blessed by having as director Ron How- ard, who proved himself with another aqueous comedy, "Splash." His years in tele- vision comedy have taught him never to sacrifice human- ism in the search for laughs. The screenplay by To m Benedek, based on an un- published novel by David Saperstein. is carefully crafted to display an ensemble cast - and what a splendid group of players assem bled b y producers Richard Zanuck. David Brown and Lili Fini Zanuck. Don Ameche, long noted as the man who invented the telephone in .. Alexa nder Graham Bell'' ( 1939). displays the sa me integrity o f hi s hey- day as Darryl Zanuck's leading man. The scion of another Zanuck star. Tyrone Power, Jr., registers handsomely though he speaks o nly one line. Hume Cron yn and Jessica Tandy are always marvelous to watch. and equally fin e are Brimley, Mauree n Stapleton, I Gwen Verdon and Jack Gilford. I Guttenberg ("Po l ice Academy") contributes his polished goof-up po rtrayal, Clrcua in town The U.t.na unJcom and tbe reet of Illa friend• mo•e to the Anaheim ""ton•ention Center TlleM.ay wben RJDClln& Broe. and Bamum and Balley Clrcu coiadnuea la Soatlaem C&llfornla encacement. Tbe Anaheim abow rune tbroaCb Aue.a. and stunning Tahnee Welch, daughter of Raquel. provides his romantic interest. Brian Dennehy, in a break from his customary heavies, 1s power- ful as leader of the visitors. 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Beautiful. ~l.11 Wtlrf') I 1<>f'I• .,,..!A/I ~/Im~ .. The most lavish animated film since 'Pinocchio: The brilliant Disney animators have c reated their most endearing characters in years ..• certainly one of the best:"' "'The master Dllmey touch flows from ew.ry frame:" "The most spirited and genuinely exciting animated feature from Disney in decades."' "'This is good old-fashioned story telling. Kids will love it: • t' ~t•h f •1r-Al~rt,_... .. ,, The adwnlurc film of the summer. STARTS 1UDAV ,__.~.~.DO 11 r "'"' I ... , I • .t1 • -1.:.;t:tJ.iiifJJ·• ' C:09U MfU IAYIN{ ''",'°'"''' /!'/._ t fwMIJ' 1r:Nr .....,. 1•#' ~ ' ~I •1'4 II ... "1< ' 'j~ •lllf fo •UFHA l"Alll~ •UlNA PAR• • ~&tu~. P.c;;1t.c' Bt~• • t•• A""',. .... ~l'f \ )l~ CM··~ •• 811 •0 Ill ,,, •'H ... ""'' A C. t"'fA tO Al t1 .. . \ I• 1\" .. ______ , Disne~lond 12 Daily Piiot Oatebook/ Friday Julj 26 1985 W(STMINSU:lll '1 • ..,4, ....,.w"" "'' l'll~ Miramonte in St. Helena. And Cindy Pawlcyn opened Mus- tard's Gnll in Yountville. By the ume Roben Mondavi Winery began to sponsore the Great Chefs of France Cookrng School in 1976, a revolution an food was under way. In America 1t was called "California cu1~anc.'' and in France, "cuisine minccur." Except for the fact that si milar movements were taking place throughout the world. 1t m1gh1 have been called "Napa Valley cu1"1ine .. Almost overnight there were Napa Valle> waler\. apa Valle> Jt'll1t·~. Napa Val- k~ mustards. and Napa Valk> vi negars. I The marriage of Wtnl' and fine food was complete. From C alistoga in the nonh 10 Napa 1n thL' sout h, there arc man y fine restaurants. catcrer'I and grocery stores, each featuring extensive Napa Valle> winl' lists to complement their foods and cooking. In addition, their use oflocal and fresh products, whether they are vegetarian or Mexican or California or French hautc cuisine. demon- strates that the revolution is ali ve and well. And what do v1S1 tors do besides eat the food and drink the wine in Napa Valley? They lake mud baths and massages, glider and balloon ndes. They shop for antiques or quancr horses or enjoy any Of'\.C of a do1en recreations they can't cnJOY as pleasurably anywhere else Dominating thl' Valley's landscape is 4.344-foot Mt. St. Helena. though to be an ex tinct cinder cone. At the base of the mountain is the town of Cahs1oga, noted for its hot 'i prings and mineral baths and 'iparkling water The Valley also fea tures do1ens of running and b1k1ng paths, a county park in Napa with panoramic views of San Francisco Bay. JUSt an hour's drive away, and parks. !county's Wine Society p lans tour I Mcmhcr\ and fnl'nds of tht of the Burgundy and Freid-tinent.al breakfasts. scvera Orangl' ( oun1y Wine Soc1Ct) burg. lunches, dinners. a Rhrn ""ill ~ iounng the vineyards. The wine tour will depan Cruise. a Ferry Boat Cruise, the ""'"c ce llar">. meeting the from LAX via scheduled air-Motor~oach transportation. tx ... 1 of the wine masters of line directly to Frankfun and excursions, entrance fees. lips. (1erman> and Fr~ncc and ta~t-met by an expen European taxes and service charges fo 1ng the 'intncrs wines on a wine cscon. Highlights of the o~ly $239_5 for 16 d~ys and 14 tour ~~t by Orange ( ounty wine tour will be a visit to the ~1ghts. Wine apprec1at~rs a~d W1nl' ~<K1CI} member, Joanna Castle of Johannisbcrgand the interested persons can inquire Mato.., of Orangl'. Monastery of Eberbach, the at 213-697-1480 or 77 1-3 150 Sl·t for SL'r>t. 14-29. the elegant spa of Bad Kreuznach, cu..,tom tour will fi:a turc nine with three nights in the excit- w1ne cellar \. l\1ts and ta~11ng~ 1ng city of Paris and the Ch ( and om· hrt'wery IO !he (icr-charming University town of a ea u man R1e1,l1ng wrnc areas of Heidelberg. Rc1ngau Rudc~hc1m, Tnl'r. The tour package includes f pcrna~. France the renter of roundtnp airfare, deluxe ac- ( hamr>agnc, lkaune the hcan commodations, daily con- .. nu ADVENnrRE MOVIE Ot' THE YEAR!' /111 "'" /Ill HU\{fJ\ f.WHI J < > 11 \ H 0 O I< \f \ \ \ 7!1£ [M!M/J~T_ '? l\;N'(J on a true 'lton R # «I> CXJC~~ CE..:-, • •d •••d• ., .... ""''"'·· if.A IOWAllOI newest in Valley The Chateau, a hotel 1n thl' trad111on of a European coun- try inn. 1c; a new hostelry in Napa Valley. The charming, two-story year-round hotel has I I rooms and 1s located at 419 5 Solano A vc., ofTH 1ghway 28 rn Napa Va lley. The hotel 1'1 within shon dnvrng distanct· of many of the most famou' names 1n California wine in eluding Mondav1. Beaulieu. Inglenook and Ooma1nt· Chandon. The Chatcau site cncom· passes two and a half acre'i with the hotel itself covcnng 55,000 square feet. The und.:r stated ex tenor is of grey stucco with a slate tile roof . '9' WIS I RAOOI .. _ .. M __ , For reservations, ca ll (707) l;:;;:;o=-:=::;======~-----------------------==...-.===~-==··~»~ ... =·=IJ 253-9300 "A. CHORUS LINE," an award- w1nn1ng musical, 1s 1n its Orange County prcm1crt' at the Grand Din- ner Theater. I Hotel Way. Anaheim (772-7710) Perfo rmances arc g1ven nightly except Mondays at varying curtain time\ through the end of 198S "FlODLER ON THE ROOF," a musical set in revolutionary Russia, opens tonight for the Saddlcback Company Theater in the McKinney Theater at Saddlcback College in M ission VitJO (811-4656). Per- formances will be given tonight. Saturday. J uly 27. Aug. I, 9 and 10 at 8 p.m . with matinees at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 27 and Aug. 4 and 10 "THE GONOOLIERS," a C11lbcn and Sullivan operetta. 1s being pres- t'ntcd by the I rvrne Children's C'horui. at the South Coast Commun1t)' Church, Bonita Canyon Road, Irvine (786-9448) Th\• final performanc<' 1s tonight at 7 '0 "GREASE," a rock musical abou1 the 1950\. is the attraction at the Harlequin Dinner Playhou-.c. 3~03 S Harbor Blvd . ~nta l\na (979-SSI 11 Pcrformanct's are given nightly t:x- ccpt Mondays a1 varying cun.11n t1me'i through ~pt IS "HARVEY." a rnmcdy about a man and ht~ 1nv1<>1hlc rahb11, opens 1on1ght on the main 'itagc of Saddle- back Collegt• in M1ss1on V1CJ<> (In 1-4bSh) P<·rformanccs will bt· given tonight and Aug. 2. J and IS a1 !! pm . Sunday and .<\ug 1 and 11 at \ p IYI "LA.ST Of' THE RED H01' LOVERS," a Nc:1I ~1mon comedy. open' 1<1n1gh1 a1 Sebastian's Wn1 Dinner PlayhouM" 1n San Clemente (4Q2-950) Performances are given Wrdncsday<• through Saturdays at 8 p m . Sundays at I and 7 pm until ~pl 22 "LO A.Nl> BEHOLD," a ghostly wml"dy lOmplt'tcs 1t~ run at the Wc~tm1n"ttc1 ( ommunlt) Theater 7272 Maple '\t Wt'itm1nster I ·-I I (995-411 l). Final performances arc tonight and Saturday at 8.30 "OLIVER." the mu~1cal vc~1on of "Olv1er Twist." opens to night at the \unain Call Dinner Theatt:r, 690 El (amino Rc;ll, Tustin (818-1540). Performances are given nightly ex- cept Monday., at varying cuna1n limes through Oct. 27. "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE," a Gilbert and Sullivan mu~1cal, I'> on stage at the Huntington Beach Play- house, Mam Street at Yorktown Avenue 1n the ScachfT Village i.hop- p1ngcenter(832-1405) Performanc<'s are Fndays and Saturdays at 8 30 through Aug. 24 "THE RIVALS." a rnmed)' o f I Mth century England, 1s winding up at the Gem Theater. 12852 Main t . Gar- dl"n Oro~<' (63b-72 l 11 Final per- formanCl"S an: lontghl and Saturday\ al 8 pm "STARD\JST," a mu~1cal tnhull' lo lloag)' C arm1lhad 1~ being presented 1n the Studio I ht:att·r of <iaddlcback I ( ollege 1n M1'i\lun V1eJ<> (!111 --4656) Pcrformam:n w11l ht: given Fnda)'S and \aturda)'\ at X 10 and ~unda\'s at ) lO through \ug 11 "THE TEMPEST," \hak..c)pcarc's final play " on stage at the Fesuval i\mph1thea1tr adJalt:nt to the Gem • Theater. 18252 Mam "it.. Garden Ciro'c (fllb-721 l) Performances arc given Thur~a~\ through Sundays at 8 10 until Aug. ' "TREASURE ISLAND." a chil- dren's ad\enturt· pla)'. clo\C~ 1h1~ wcek\·nd at lrv111\' Valley ( ollc_gc. 'i'ilX> Irvine <·enter Dnve. Irvine ( 5 59-111 3) h nal pt:rtormances are 1001ght .n 7 pm . l)aturday and \unda) at 'and 7 pm "TWO YEARS BEFORE T HE MAST." a h1~toncal drama. 1s being staged aboard the P1lgnm off the coast of Dana Point (496-2274) Performances will be tpven Fnda)~ and Saturda)S at 6 30 and' 9 pm through i\ug. I 0 Finish this TV movie and win $25 ,000 cash NEW YORK -Come up with the nght stufl' for an ending for Show- umc's unfin1 hed film. "Murder in Space," and the pay..cablr network Wlll give you $25.000 and a tnp anywhere on Earth That's the gimmick behind the made-for-cable mov1C'. which was filmed without a conclusion and will be shown Sunday ntaht tJnfonunately. the cnme-solv1ng device 1s better than the movie, which. although 1 maginau ve and 1nvolv1n,S. 1' amatt'unsfily a~mblcd and too rar-fetched for crcd1h1luy-a pnmc requ1s11e for my'1cry bum "Murder in ~f)acc" could easily be titled "I u" 1n ~pace" While alof\ for <,evcral month\, an mternauonally sc~y crew from the Un11cd States. the Soviet l ln1on. !'-ranee, Italy. Canada and w c,t C1crmany 1s conduC'llng more experiment\ th11n m1ss1on con- trol ~hcduled Boy 'l4'out a'itrnmwt John Glenn prt)h.'\hly would rnnge at the heter· osuual 11nll homo8<'11ua l c;11tratcr-rl.'~tnal t:nrnunlC:t\ that occur in rv·~ fil"'lt ~pale \hullh: \OllJ) opera, which 1i. played out on a vehu.le thllt "'~mblM 11 c11ntlom10111m more than the Spartan quaric~ of real spuce- crafts. At least one killer 1s on board knockrng off the ~paccmcn and spacewomen one by Ont'. But the ~uspense doesn't build. we never see suspects lurking or plotting and only learn about the death~ after the fact. the same way m1ss1on coordinator Or Andrew M~·Calltstcr (Wilford Bnmley or"( ocoon") 15 finding out on Earth. Bnmley 1s the lone standout 1n a wooden ca\t that 'ittms better ~u1ted for a daytime )Oap opera than a pnme-umc movie Al the conclu\lon of the 1n conclusive broadwt. and JU$t befo~ the ,huttle's foned landing, Mc\alhstcr says he thank~ he has the an~wcr\ But. with ~rcw clue1 drop- ped along the route 10 wttat C)howt1mc calls "not qullc the end."' ony ~luuon would seem more gues<1work than pohccwork St><"c1fic questmn' w1ll be po'l('(1 to viewers 1mmcd1atcly after lhr movie. which will be shown ~u 11m~ through Au$. q Showtlm<' sub'!<'nbcr' can mail in their 11Mwcn about the method. mo11vc\ and lolkr or Julien ·~-...-"UCI T1 llf ~ .. INI. NI, Wt, .... t•11 . ,,., ....... '"'9 I UfBlm" IPl-11) lllll, Ml. ., .. '4Jt ..... edwards LIDO 673·8l!iO tj[WPOR' Bl•O a• •DC l t>v 11 • f TIMI _,, ITllH "TW IUCI C ... BI • "UCI Tl T1 Tm FIW" 11111,1.......... ,,..,,.., ....... , .. ,.,. lM. ... 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You'll get a much sharper picture And the true, rich colors your TV set was designed to give you nat if 11a .. 1 ..,, 9'M H1 Tn No problem Connecting a second or third TV se1 IS simply a matter of running another wire off the main cable to the ex1ra set's terminals for a small extra charge ••• CH I 1•• H ... , olaH1tlsT When you order cable. you'll receive a converter that Increases the number of channels your tele- vision can receive It has buttons and looks and works like a calculator It also works on any television. In minutes. you'll feel completely com- fortable using It ......... ,, ..... senicts' They are special channels that offer special enter- tainment Sold out concerts. first run movies champ1onsh1p sports-without cuts. commercials . or compromises of any kind Wlaat Is tttra~1itat Copley Colony Cablev1s1on his arranged to offer our premium services at special savings Ask your representative how you can get our best -like HBO, Disney, Bravo, Showt1me, C1~max . Gal avtslon. The Movie Channel for less with Ultra vision ftatNl..,.t Your Cablevision system will stay with your house But having Cablevision might actually increase your house· s value Dolly Piiot Oatebook/ Fric1By July 26. 1985 15 MAGIC ISLAND •.. FromJ>ace3 people out oft heir world for j ust a short while, a few mrnutes. maybe. And for j ust those few minutes, they forget what'sout there." Aflerthe last performance at I 0: I 5, the Temple ofls1sis magically tranformed into the newest illusion at Magic Island-a Las Vegas-style casino where visitors can learn blackjack, roulette and craps. only for amusement and entertainment, of course. "You have co admit," Mark Hendrickson added ... Magic Island is an adult version of Disneyland. You go home after spending four hours here feelin$_ tired and exhausted, but entertained and. quite possibly. renewed to the spirt of magic." M agic Island has a castle full of0 good'' magicians. people adept at weaving fabrics of truths around lies. And apparently club president and chief wizard Michael Callie is chc magicians· magician, ha ving spun his own kind of special yam. Callie has weaved the cruth that Magic Island is one of the most cn1enammg nightclubs in Southern California around the /1ethat fi ling for reorganization under Cha pter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code is an rnd1 cauo n ofa business gone sour. Not true. Callie cried. "The main reason we filed for reorganization in J unc was Co keep the union out of the club." Callie said from his Newpon Beach office. "Our employees voted to keep the union o ut, but they (the union) appealed and a hearing was held. All ofa sudden our electio n was cast aside. We appealed that decision and lost. .. And I will not allow that union in this club." Payroll costs. according to Callie, would have gone up 250 percent had the union entered Magic Island's pn vate castle. The "reorganization plan" ca lls forthe first active membership drive since the club opened in September ofl 981 . Current membership runs over 3,000, but that's not nearly enough to supPon the club/restaurant. "It costs money to do a first class job in service, entertainment a nd food."Callie explained . "Nooneeversaid Magic Island isa cheap evening. When you need to impress someone a nd reall y put on a show, this is where you come." The membership drive will expand only to the business community, the "people who regularly entenain Mondays through Thursdays," typically the slowest nights of the week for the club. Callie guaranteed that he will pull the old financial rabbit-out-of-the-hat and tum this unique nightspot into a money-makin~ machine wi thin the year. After all . performing magic tricks is what this place is all about. And strong are the magicaJ Powers which bless this cl ub, and its performers and business managers within. "We wo uld not be in any financial problems if we o pened to the public." Calli e added. "But that's not tn the Magic Island dream. We will survive with a pnvate membership. There's too much magic here for it to godo wn." 0.., ""',..._ "''-...,_ Fun at Ibale laland lncludee (from top) aaeeta entertained by peychJc utrologer Lyn Dell at their table; Wayne Berabey. the trtckater, daulee n~e caatomen with drink trick; gambling table. are fall, bat there are no winnera or loeera. Magic Island is located at 3505 Via Oporto in Newport Beacl1, across from the Warehouse Res- taurant In Lido Sqaare. Further information may obtained by calling (714 ) 675-0900. Membership fees ran from $3,500, pla1 annual dues. 16 Dally Pilot Datebook/ Friday, July 26, 1985 South Coast Repertory Friends breaking new ground I rwnJ\ of5outh toast Re~non ·'l'll lh 1ng halloons and cekbraung th,· hu1IJ1ngrxpans1on at the annual I n na \ thfl'l'·handlcd sho"cl wa~ u.-.t:J 1111 tht• groundbreaking of the nrv. \r11''' C1.·nter with actors Hal Landon Jr., Art Koustik, Doo Took, Richard Doyle and Roa Boussom Pl•" u.Jrng the muscle for the turn ot 1' I th I llliuall). board president Pete r tkh~ anisuc d irectors David Emmes and Martin Beosl.n, Henry !'-t'Ktrstrom (who donated the land .1hrn· SCR is bu1h) and Dono Hall 11 \I rnunc1lman) were 1n charge ol lhr 1l·rrmony. I hl' Jdd1uon. to he completed 1n lht' 'um mer of '86. will house a full rt h1·.rrc,al room. an e nlarged co'l- 1uml' <;hop. a board room and ,1J mrn1\trat1 ve offices. according 10 I rn mt''> I ht• I bO there. on the wa\ to the I hh\ tor a recepuon. '1ewCd con- '1rut t 1on already under way on the htJ1ld1ng"• west side -restroom 1.111ht1c\ are being enlarged and will l'I. n-.1d> when the season open!. in "l'Pll'rnher \mong those getting thanJ..ed at tht fl'l'epuon by Ochs were Geof- frt') L. Stack, who as veep of th1.· board ht•ad1·d tht: bM1ll llOO .rnnual lund 1ampa1gn and 11111 'n' l' ·'' pr1°\1Jl'n I Jun ng X" l'ih \I: .hon another 'Ill' prnitknt Kathryn Thompson. v. ho '" l'r'·'"' \C K \ 1·ndov.ml'nt and l.1111t.ll tund'> (and W 111 lOllllUl' Ol'\l \l'a\11111 \l'l rl't.H\ Olivia Johnson. and trt'J\llfl'I Lydia Himes "With thl' .. 1rnng kad1•r,h1p ut tht'-.C offa·t•r\ and that ill all our 'olun1eer'>. 1h1'> ~·J\\ln ha' P3' l'd thl' v.a\ for mJn\ luturl' '>l'J\on-. Ill celebrate ·· said <°Xh., On stagt' lor drnrng. tht: group (C'>J>l'C1all~ onl' ot them l '-'a'> 1n for a nice 'urpr&S{' -Eric Wittenberg and Don Smallwood prl'-.CnteJ Barbara Grady lorml'r ~< R de- \ dopml'nt d1ret·tor v.rth " gold S<. "R logo ml'dJllilin N1111 \\Ith DM .\ .\ssoc1ate~ "h1rh " '"orl..ang on thl· theater\ nn1 pha'>l' Aarhara wa'> g1,en a c;tand1ng 01at11)n .as 11 v.as announet·d that \he helpeJ raise S 12 million for ~CR Four ne11 tru'>tee'> Normaa Barker I Ern\t & V. h1nnl'\ l Joyce Justice (The Ju'>lltl' ( ompan1rs1. Roger Seitt 1urhc1n pl.inning and Je'i1gn. In 1ne < n l .and Edith Walker (Paul. Has11ng'>. Janol\k\ and Walker) \H're rn1rodun·d Alc;o rl'rogn11eJ 1\ert· rt·trnng trustees -Bruce Conklin. Maury De Wald, Jobn Rau, Elaiae Redfield and \mall"-ood \pplaUSl' al\o wa!> g11 en to other ne"-hoard members James Dalley. VP-annual Fund. James McDermott trl'J'iurcr and Arden Flamsoa. '>l'i. ri.·tar) ::ind fun- Jrar'>t:rS Patty Clark, Tom Britton and Mona Martin. gcnaal rhaarman ot the gu1hh \hhough mulh of thl' C\l:'.n&ng locuscd on thl· future. \Olunteerc, took lime to rc11l''-' \(.R's 20 \l'ar'i -Neal Ng ot thl· C hapman ( l)llege l'ommunll':Jllon dcpanment sho'"· t•d a mult1 -ml'd1a pn:!>Cn ta11on made in assouatmn with the theater (Did }OU know that dunng the 84-85 sea\on there wae 1hrel:'. "-Orld prt•m1eri.''> and tv.o .\mcn can prcm tl'rl''>''l But. lool..1ng hack 11me v.a' onl} about 10 minute'> l·mmes and Bensonlol101Acd up with the an- nouncl'mcnt ot thl' ne\l season pla's a Y.orld premiere. an .\mt'.ncan prem1erl' and three \\-est C oast premieres are nn calendar ··Galileo" h' lknolt Brecht hegins Sept. 10 on Ma1 n<,t.1gl' and con- t111ue<,1hrough Ckt 11 v.1thBcnson d1rel·t1ng. Papar:u111\ cd1tcd IH ()a1/_1 P1/01 Sok Ec111or V1J..i l>t•an 0....,,.... ........ Illy-· kll•..U Photoa from top rl&ht: Blll Carroll, Norman and Kathy Barker and Da•id ' Blankenhorn: Jeff Stack with Edie Walker and Kathryn Tbompeon: Renee and H~nry Segentrom chat with Harriette Witmer; Peter Ocha addreueejue.ta: Deb· ble Andrewa an Joyce Jua· dee. Daily Piiot Oatebook/ Friday. July 26 \985 17 F romPage6 EiC. Friday C~ROLE JA~NEY, laguna He<Kh , ln1h1ng un1gnn hold' an informal "••W Jnd lhl'l'\l' rt'tl'JH1on from ' \11-, '" p m Im ~opk tnll're~ted in k.1rn1ng .ihout ht·r \pintual a1>- p1 11.1l h 111 dl'~1gn Hum an Equation < l'ntt•r 1 "1~0 'i ( oa!>t liw)'. Su1ll' I 11~ I :.igu1u Bl'dl'h. 494-J 12 '· THE ART-A-FAIR FESTIVAl. ol rers demonstratio ns. pa1n11ng lessons. h'e entenatnml'Ot. guest speakers. free ponram, pri1e draw- ings. .rnd celebniy guest an1~ti. through ~Pl. I Sun -Thurs. 10 Jm.-IU p.m .. Fri-Sat. 10 am.-11 pm. Laguna (an)on Rd a1 Canyon \cres. Laguna Bea h S2 general adm1ss1on 494-451 4. Saturday THE FORUM VILLAGE SING- ERS arc Joined b)' guest an1s1s and mus1c1ans in rx·rform1ng tune~ from lhl' ·40, IO thl' Pfl"'>enl da)' !< p m .. U NIVERSAL 8TUCI08 TOUR ... -...C.•C.~ ..... ~6.ttt 'Oflf'MG C .. ,.,.j.tec)J "'(A •COSTA Ml SA • fOUWlAIM VAlllY --WJO ~ M.illn !lftA PluA r OWArOS 8t".l'l I 11T111y fOvl lclwards Vie,o UA Mal S29 53.)q ~ 1444 '163 r 'JQ 7 I Win ma90 ll83-0IS48 IUENA 'AM •COSTA lllH A lflWIE •OMllGf Pac1fl( $Buena P~rll EOwMOj Cinem, (<1>#110s WOOOl>llOOI! Coly Cen1e1 • "'t:SflNTW IN Onvtln8?14070 Center979.4141 Cinema~!~ 63-42~ MNA ,.,. U T09110 •LA MAIM ~ [NO~ UAMovlt\ Eowat01~ AMCFISIMonSooart Paak's<lflnot ACCll'T1.0'0fl 9!12 4w.' 581 SMO 691 ~ on... In 63o' 9381 "441 ~-~IM«.lllT 11 Dally Piiot Oatebook/ Friday, July 26, 1985 Thc Forum Theater, 417 5 Fairmont Rlvd .. Yorba Linda. S6 adm1ss1on. 779-859 1. THE REGIONAL LIFEGUARD CHAMPIONSHIPS of the Western l ln11ed Stales l ifesaving Assoc1a11on arc offered from 9 a.m.-6 p m. L 1feguards compete 1n 12 d1fTeren1 l'\ents. including sw1mm1ng. run- ning, hoaung and paddleboarding. with winners going on to 1he nauonal compe1111on Held at the main beach hy the San Clemen1e Pier. 498-3666. .THE ART-A-FAJR FESTIVAL, see Frida)' hMing. Sunday "FOR KJD'S SAKE," a benefit shov. fc:uures Billy Ban~. emcee. Joanne Worley. Chuck Jones. ma- gician. More> 's Mongrels. Gene Bell. dancer. and thl' Windmill Orchestra. 4· 30-6:30 p.m .. Anaheim Convenuon Center Arena. 800 W Katella. Anaheim. 999-8900. THE ART-A-FAIR FESTIVAL, )CC: f-riday lis1ing A SURF 'N' SAND FAMILY OL VMPICS leatures 5-and I 0-lc beach runs. 500-and 1.000-meter swims. as well as a one-mile swi m, musical beach Oags. Min1-Merma1d and Neptune Junior contests for children. and a sand sculpturing contest. M a.m -4 p.m .. held a1 the main beach b) the San Ckmente Pier. 4QM-3666. Monday THE ART-A-FAIR FESTIVAL. sec Friday lt sting. THE RINGLING BROS., Barnum & Ba1ky ( 1rcus comes to Anaheim C"on ven11on ( en1er beginning today. "how t1ml'S: tonight at 7.30 p.m .. Wcd.-Aug 2 at I : 10 and 7.JO p.m . Aug 'at 11 am . J:JO and 8 p.m .. Aug 4at 11 am . J.30and 7.JOp.m . Aug 5-t>al I 30and 7 '0p.m l!OOW. Katclla .\nahc1m S6 SX and $9 50 adml\!>lon 999-INOO MOVIE 'Prizzi,s Honor' a hit [or Nicholson, Turner By BOB THOMAS Associated Press Wrller '"Prizzi's Honor.. returns John Huston to the bizarre. duplicitous worlds of "The Maltese Falcon" and "Beat the Devil." How sweet it 1s. Huston is the unquestioned master of the greed-fueled plot. crammed with treacherous types aiming to destroy each other. He is in top form once more. prese nting a gallery of low-lifes that could even baffl e Sam Spade. "Pnzz1's Honor" comes from the fenile pen of Richard Condon ('The Manchurian Candidate"), himselfa master- ful purveyer of the outrageous premise. In his novel and the script (wntten with Janet Roach). Condon wants us to believe this: A Mafia hit man marries a hit woman and they end up with contracts on each other. It is not yo ur everyday situation. and is one that requires th e uttermost care and style. Huston provides just that. dangerously sk1ntng the edge of incredibility. The casting is inspired. His heavi ly lidded eyes more un - focused th an ever, Jack Nicholson plays the enforcer wit h a Peter Falk accent and Damon Run yon rhetoric. Sometimes. as in "The Shin- ing" and ··Goin· South." Nicholson can slip overboard. but his Charley Part.anna man- ages to be both comical and menacing. Kathleen Turner evidenced in "Romancing th e Stone" a talent for sustaining a far- fetched plot. Her role as the beautiful but lethal Irene Walker requires all her skill s, and she comes through ad- mirably. Not since Mary Astor m "Falcon" has anyone lted more prettily. The Mafia ch1cftans arc a magni fice nt collection of rogues. the Corl eones as seen m a crazy mirror. Willtam Hickey comes w1th1n a hair of stealing the picture as Don Corado Prizzi. Wizened. wise and deadly. he makes each of his scenes a comi c gem. Justice demands a supponing-actor Oscar nomination next spnng. Robert Loggia. John Ran- dolph and Lee Richardso n are perfect as the Pnzzi bosses. and Anjelica Huston is stun- ningly effective as the Mafia daughter who wrea ks her re- venge in a diabolical way. She 1s the winner at the finale, which is as corrosively cynical as the rest of the film . Far be it from John Huston to provide us with a happy ending. '"Prizzi's Honor" is blessed with a lush. score by Alex Nonh. How nice to hear a fu ll orchestra after a season of 1;cores pieced together with rock records. Rated R for language. bedroom sce nes. pointblank shoo tings and moral tone. TV host Alistair Cooke to receive honor Sept. 22 I 0\ \"IC ii I I\ (...\P) -\l"1.11r ( ollkl'. llh' I n111n \w..ird winning h<•'>I 111 puhlll ll'kvl\1on\ "M<l\ll'r· p1l't'C Tlwa111· .. ha' het•n v111cd win ner of lhl' (,o .. crnnr''> Award ol the Atadl·mv ol I dn l\H\O Art\ & "'K·1 ence\ (nokr v.111 rl'lC:IVC the honor '\cpl 22 during the [mmy .\ward~ tl'll'la'>t hvc from the Pasadcrw < l\ll \ut111011um \1un..i)' Y. l'l\\llltln .1 pubhn~t for th\' ;H,uknH \,1111 P1rv1ou' rl'llPll'nl\ cil lhC' J\\,1111 hJ\l' 1ncluckd lnrml·r < A\ amh11r Walin ( ronk11c l'n11·r1,11nl'r Juhnn\ < .ir'>on. wnwd1an Boh llorx· and H4\lln1ark C arth, Im for .. fhc I I.ell mark Hall ul I aml' " "A TOTAL DEU&HT-COMPLETELY CAPTIVATING. Thl' award ,., 1tw h1ghe\t hc\lov.\'d b)' the academy It " tt1vcn to .Hl 1nd1v1dual. comp:1 11~ nr org."ln11,1tmn for out~tanding ach1cvcmt'nl in thl' art~. sciences or managcml'nt of tclcv1~10n. v. h1ch 1\ t'11mula11vc or \O Clltr.iord1naf} a~ to he beyond the scope of the Emm> Award' gl\cn 1n categones of ach1c,emen1 REFRESHIN&l y DIFFERENT ... R.t• Ji..o NEW '{()Ill( PO ... , Cooke prv1ou~ly ha' \.\<On 1hrl'l' Emmys for h1~ work as a ho". 11 narrator and a<i a wnter. respcct"'ely No matter whal you're doing your hometown newspaper The laily Pillt fits in N ecretaries are worth their weight in gold · DI .\K ANN LANDERS: h.11 do you have against nctanes, anyway? You ran that perfectly awful letter om lhe executive's wife who a1i obviously insec ure, u!lp1nous of h is secretary and rohably nuts. I hr wnter was upset bc- U'>t her husband went over- >ard on Secretary's Day. She ondcrcd aloud, .. When is hcrt going to be a Wife's ... •)" Ttl\ ~urdy 10 all your years of nting you must have re- m c<l a letter in support of 'ln.·tancs. Why haven't you \l'r pnnted one? I await a uhl1~hcd response with eager nt1l 1pat1on. -Perpetual Mo- ion In Manhattan Dear Perp: I am baffled by A sneeze 'blows' audition I < l\ \NGELE.S (AP) -Wht·n !1 111·1 tor John Boorman went into 1h1 Hr,111l1anJung.le to do research 101 thl' movie "The Emerald I •rn1 · a ~neac nearly caused 1r11uhl1· w11h 1hc Indian'> lk t11n: he set o ut among the fl 111111c tnbes. he had a thorough ph\"tal 1n Bras1ha I I h1· tnbcs an the rain fore\t 1.11111111 101'>(' wit h our illnc~s." Iii -..ud "They have no 1mmuni-I I\ "' wh1·n I amved and ac.c1dc11- t,ill\ \lll'Ctcd in front of some of 1h1·111 they leaped away angnly .11111 hq~an rattling their bow\ Tht• l 11111 1110 0 n1ld as highly clangcrou'> 111 th1·rn." flnorman o;oon rcal11cd he 1 111ild not u~· the Jungle tnbc!. for lhl' nwv1c. It would prove too "''''' urnvc Instead, he hired de tr1 hali1cd Indians 1n the cities. I he E-me raid Forest" resu ltcd lr11m ;1 fll'W'IJl3pcr item Boorman 'J"k>lll'<~ 1 l years ago It told of a l'n u\ 1an r ngmecr who lost his 'o" in the Jungle and later found l11rn hvang wad\ a remote tnbc. I ht· muv1c stars Powers Aoothc ·".an •\ mcnca n cngmeer whose 7 · \\'.tr-old son 1s kidnapped an the 111npJc He docs not find him until hr" 17 and the future chief of the Intl!: Boorman cast his own son. < h.trll:y 17. as the lost boy .. It "·J' J difficult decision. But I'd 11•,tt'<.I dozens of younplcrs and nonr was nght." he said. "And Ix·< au!.C Charlt-y suffers from d\\kl"a and couJdn 't even read until two years ago, he had a \lmpltc1ty which I hadn't found in other actors.'' your accusation that I am against secretaries. My sec- relaries are worth their weight in gold. I could not function without them. You say I never print any- thing in praise of secretaries? Wrong again. Here is a column tbat bas appeared in my space, not once, but twice. Your apologies are accepted. SECR ETARY'S PR AYER Dear Lord, help me to do m)' work well. to have the memory of an elephant and b)' some miracle to be able to do li ve things at once -answer four telephones wh 1 le t yp1 ng a let tcr that ··must go out today." When the letter doesn't get signed until tomorrow. please give me the strength to keep my mouth shut. Dear Lo rd, never let me lose my patience. even when the boss has me searching files for hours for the rcpon that later is discovered on his desk. Give me the intell igence of a college professor, although m y educati on 1n limited to a high \C hool diploma and secretarial training. Help me to read his mind. his handwnt1ng. and carry out all an<;truct1ons without expla- nauon l ct me alway\ know exactly where my boss 1s and when he'll be back. even though he m.'' er tells me these things. 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Now that 1 realize he had me completely fooled I'm not ~urc I can trust him. He ~~' he's straight now and want'> to date me again. Should I g1\.C ll a try'>(P.S. I sttll hke him a lot ) -Need Help Fast In Oakland Dear Oak: Bisexuals almo t aJways go back to members of their ow11 sex. lo my opinion, be's a poor risk. Say no and save yourself a lot or grief. "AN INCREDIBLE,EXCITING AND ORIGINAL ACTION EPIC that I think Is one or the bes1 films of the year /1 . /\ S•PflPS •J hln15 lt'k JI 11;'.I Ii • •'J l!•tl1r~ I t • •fl• 'f ll~ l t it•l!1 >4 M.> I Mnl( ~"\IOI" J lhur llX If j( -'Y> •' l!· •Ill lt..J •l'•'t " ... MEL GIBSON M.ADMAX a •tOiC> nMa • "Olm • ... # • ._ ••• '"""" .... • ... • ..... ... ·•• ............. ....._ •• -·· ••••v• .. , •• ••,w• ...,... • .. ..,_ • • • ..... ...... , .. ,,.., ._., '4 • IN , .. ,,,.,. •ti•-• '4 W't , .. --1111 t ..... t"t 41 -· • t. 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It's ltl-..e somebody brought a bag Dumpster fu ll of good ideas and backed it up and poured them all th ro ugh my window, wuh Bob Ze mecki s behind Is this any way to make a movie? Like .. The Goonies." "Bac k to the Future" bears evidence of a host of ideas - naturall y so for a movie with two producers (Bob Gale, Ne il Canton), three executive producers (Spielberg, Frank Marshall, Kathleen Ken- nedy), two writers (Robert Zemeckis, Bob Gale) as well ~s Zemeckis as director. "SKIP THE BEACH AND GO SEE 'COCOON' ... A mo" 1c to huoy your sp1rts for the whole summer ' -Pat Col/uh, CBS Morning "fews, CBS TV 70 H 6 TIACll Ml.IY ST£1H HEIA PAH 952·49'3 EL TNI 511·9500 UA MOVIES I (IWAltS U TOH Gilli •EU 54'-2711 WHTlllmO HS.Slll EDWARDS SOVTN llWAllS Ullot TWll COAST PWA UHU• 639·1770 STADIUM H·ll llU 9ff-4 021 UA IOVIES 4 -clSTA •DA ill·l511 Hwms unot "'"' llW. 551-1655 ltlADS ftOHltKI 11&111 U 7.f34t UIC OIAICl UU. 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"'"' ~ . •. .....~ .. , ... -~.. ·--- IUlll U•·lm SY\I., cm CDfl1J UITA AM ~7444 lOWMOS m l <l .. .,_t11 n1 lm '•crnc llWAY l9 i..11 ~ • UA WCSTMIGTCR MAU IU-0~ %0 Daily Piiot Oa tebook/ Friday, July 26. 1985 What results is a continu- ously entertai ning. if not totally convi nci ng, fantasy- adventure. The pre mise is delicious: a 1985 highschooler rides a time machine back to the 1950s and encounters his own parents as teen-agers. Hi s father is too frightened by the town bully to court his futu re wife. The time traveler must figure a way to ignite the romance; otherwise he might never be born. The hero is Marty McAy (Michael J. Fox), li ving in a Spielbergian small town that looks suspiciously like the Universal Studio back lot. His mother (Lea Thompson) is an overweight lush. his fat her (C rispi n Glover) a nervous nerd bedeviled by the overbearin~ Biff Tannen (Thomas F. Wilson). Marty becomes involved wi th the town nut, Dr. Em- mett Brown, a wild-haired scientist who believes he can make a time machine out of a nuclear-powered gull-wing De Lo rean sports car. He succeeds, and Marty becom- es his first passenger. Much of the fun of .. Back to the Future .. stems from time juxtaposition. When Marty arrives in his home town 30 years before, the movie house is featuring .. Cattle Queen of Monta na" with Barbara Stanwyck and Ronald Reagan . Playi ng guitar at the ttigh school hop, Marty launches in to a rock THE MAN WITH ONE RED SHOE If the sh oe frts . beware 11! &;·~~ PGI_.. NOW SHOWING lll[U PIH H2-4ttl UA MOVIES IJ "lot l!IJI ..,.,._. MA< WTA 8lSA S*-2111 I OWARUS \OUIH COAST PLAIA lollt\1111 ~· '"" ... u COSTA 8ESA m .m 1 EDWARDS CIN£MA CCNHR ~IACJMIS • El THO Sll·Sllt IUICE ll1 .. l4t f OWARUS SAOOl.£8ACK WC OAANCl MAJ. l H 10110 llO Ar 11onuuo llJS 1111 '° C)f I lllC0.11 llUITllCTM IUCI MMlU IUICl IJ4.ltll rowAAOS llJNTllGTOtl UA CITY CCNT[R •ACJ4•'1D Al -1 llllS II I._ cm "'°""" UNI!' lftll( 154-11 l l WUTmrnl ltl.fS46 £ OWAROS I.HY[ RSHY UA WlSTMNSTCR MAU ~ DI ACI05S fllOlt UCI , 0 IW1 .4 90lSA Oil llSSM VllJI IJMttt .... ,...111 COWARDS \11£JO IWIN Sfo.t.I ORMIN IA 'Al l I CMllSMT A Mlllll MM SIQM \'ou never know who's l()(tkintt our for you. The HFAVENLY KID nff that startles his listeners. .. , guess you're not ready for that," he concludes. Michael J. Fox of TV's "Family Ties" expertly con- veys the consternati on of a young n:ian cau$ftt i~ an 1m poss1ble s1 tua t1o n . Christopher Lloyd, who rare- ly underplays -be was the spacey reverend in "Taxi'.' - goes aJJ-out as the mad scien- tist. .. Back to the Future" harks back to th e li ve-action Dis- ney comedies of the 1960s ( .. T he Ab se n t -Minded Professor." "The Shaggy Dog," .. The Love Bug"). It should enjoy equal success. Rated PG perhaps because of mild swearing and exci te- ment. Trio sings again at ,o/dcafe I NEW YORK -Peter Yarro"' Paul ~tookc:) and Mar) Travers. the mtnstrd mo or peace and pro1est. INCnl home: to Greenwich Village 10 ' raise their voices in a 251h an- 1 n1versary concen and pany a1 tht" Bitter End larc Peter. Paul and Mary took the stage.- this week and shart'd memones ot 1hc1r earl) days together on thc- Vrllage scene They rem1n1sced The) kidded each other. Mostly, for '""o hours. the> ..ang. They sang the kid ~ng,~ "Pu IT th~ Magic Dragon," "Down to the Quar- ry" and a ne"" one, "Out 1n Right 1 Field." They sang their anthem oft he civil I nghts years. "Blowin' in the Wind." the protests and peace songs. "Where Have All the Flowers Gone'>", "If I Had a Hammer:· "Light One Can· I die·· and toolcey's strong new "Fl Salvador." ! They sang s1ng·alongs, like I "Stewball," and the audience knew rhe words. And before the sangrng ended, the folk tno was J01ned onstage by John Denver. Judy C'olhns, Tom Paxton. R1ch1e Havens and Paul Butterfield fo r a rend111on of"Th1s Land Is Your Land." "There arc many aspects 10 the glue 1ha1 holds us together -fnendsh ip, closeness, the sense we can belong to that effort to make a d1ffercnce," Yarrow said Tuesday·~ concert wu a bcnefi1 for th e Chari ty Batley Children's Fotk Music PTOJCCt, to make a syllabus for te.achmg fol k music 1n early grades It's named for an elementary \Chool t~chcr of Travers'. Their first performance at the Bmcr End was in the sum mer of 1961 , and the cover of their first record nlhum was phOlOjraphcd nt the 175- 'ICat cafc I TON THE TOWN stiJI quite youthful. It 1s nch and tannic wtth a good fruity character. If you are luck)' enough to fi nd a bottle of this wine on a retai l shelf, expect to pay over $35 per bottle. ~oy your wine on the upswing I had the chance to taste a barrel sample ofa 1983 David Bruce Pinot Noir earl ier this year and it was sheer pleasure. Dr. Bruce feels that this is the best pi not noir he has ever produced. Keep checking the shelves of your local wine merchant for thi~ wine. Not only will this wine be well worth the search, but it 1s like I) to disappear rather quick!) from the marketplace. estate in Santa Cruz. The I I./ \ Estate Chardonna\ 1s 'en full bodied wtth a definiti' e· oai... presence. This v.ane has suf1i- c1ent acadtty and structure to benefit from five to I 0 \ears ot future cellanng. This" ine sell\ for about $20. If you are looking tor cnp chardonna) to dnnk toda' consider the 1982 C ahtorn1J C hardon na' from Da' 1<l Bruce. The pnct.> on th" v.1 n~: "' about $1 1 and 11 1\ 'l'f\ worth\\-hile. Dr Bruce said ··This 1s the best California Chardonna) I ha'e e\cr made." He also feel.-.. that th1' wane also has all the necessan ingredients to gain 1mpro' l'- ment with age. I kno" that th1' wine won't ta t lung enough around m' house to test th1' h) pothesis > <iEOFF LA BITZKE Da\ 1d Bruce is a winemaker ho feels that "it is best to n10\ a wine while it is still mpro\ tng rather than to have he "me when it is on the edine." Perhaps this 1s wh) c makes full-bodied. fl avorful ine~ "h1ch typically improve or man) years in the bottle. a' td Bruce wines are cn- l>~JPlc for a longer penod ot 1ml· because they spend ongl'f improvi ng. Ttw David Bruce Waner) 1s Ol.ttrd high m the Santa Cru1 Mountains in Los Gatos. Calt- lll1 nia. The estate overlooks the..· en tire "chaine d'or:· an :m-.1 of land named by Paul ~la-.,on . Chaine d'or trans- latn.l means "cham of gold." Thi' name might have been 1n'lp11ed by the large deposits of \Jndstone which are domi- nant 1n the soil compos1tton ot th t'I Jr ea. O.t\ 1d Bruce was not alwa y~ ahk to spend as much time as hl· ''anted at the winery. For !'l'Jr\ he divided his tame bl.'t'-'l't'n his winemaktng and ht, mcd1cal practtce in San fo'>c..· '\levertheless. Dr. Bruce "a' .tble to excel tn wme- m,1l-..1ng despite his other de- ni.1nd1ng occupation. D.1v1d Bruce has alway~ ~~·l·n 4u1te innovative. In the 1io, he produced the fir t "li11c..· llnfandel in California \t !hi\ time the majonty of the rwoph: were consuming red \·\l nl'\ and this white wine made from red grapes was "1nh·w hat of a novelt y. Who "'nu Id have thought then that a J'llllduccr could sell 500 000 of whne ZtQfandcl ·per }t'.ir as the Sutter Home \.\. inery does today. Dr Bruce also pioneered a dn style Gewurztraminer and a la te harvest zinfandel in C alafomia. The 1969 late harvest zi nfandel is a collec- tor's Item worthy of any cellar. 1 had the opponunity to taste th1., wine about a year ago and 11 was stJU full offruit and very tann1c. At an infonnaJ wincta ung. Dr. Bruce reflected back on 'lo~e of the factors that in- spired him to venture into the wine industry. He said ··t used to do a lot of cookina with wine and I naturally had to taste the wines and the food." One winery in particular, Manin Ray, dramaucalh influenced Dr. Bruce. As a nia tter of fact. ll was a Manin Ra~ p1not nmr from the Santa Cru1 area that prompted him to loo!... for acreage in the ~anta Cruz mountains. David recalled that a l %4 1tnfandel. from h1\ liN \Jn- tage, sold for about $ ~ 60 per bottle. At the time that pncc was considered c..·\ pen\! q_• The 1981 David Bruu:-'1frndocino zrnfandel nov. \db for about $I 0 and 1t can be con .. 1dered a bargain by '1nuc..· ut the fact that Jt co mpare~ \Cf ) favorably w man~ wines I which cost three times as 1 much. The grapes fo r this 11nfandel I come from the Scharf- fenberger Vineyard in Ukiah, Cahfom1a. This 'tne)ard has been the source of the grapes that ha ve gone into some of the 1 famous Feuer z1nfandcls. The Bruce ztnfandel ha\ an aroma that reminds ine of rhu barb and bo-.scnbemc.:. The llavor has goOd fruit character '-"Ith an added complc,tt) provided b)' oak agrng. There 1~ plent) ol tannin to ensure that this v.ine will age gral.efull) o'er tht.> next 10 to 15 \Cars Da" id Bruce '' prnhahl)' most rcconi1cd for h1' L\tatc- Bottled pinot n01r' and chardonnav' The..· ~~nta C ru1 regio n 1\ -d1maucalh \Cf\' similar IQ the..· cool rc..•g,1on ol I Burgund) m f ranee It 11; no surpnsc then that thc\c ""incs from David Broce an: va) reminiscent nl thc..•tr F-n·nch counterparts. The Burgundian influence was most evident when I compared the David Bruce I 982 pinot no1r to a 1978 Red Meursault. a vel) rare French wine. The David Bruce ptnOt noir was a touch more oak)' and a little more tann1l, but the s1m 1lanties were stnking. T his pinot noir sell for about I HUNGRY? SEE DATEBOOK'S DINING GUIDE $15 which·, ... about half of what you would pay fo r a com- parable Burgund). Da \ 1d Bruce pinot noirs have a history of aging fantasti- ca ll> .\t this same informal tasttng we sampled his 1975 Pinot oir. which was also made from Santa Cruz Moun- tain grapes The ac1d1ty in this \.\otnC 1\ les..., apparent than in the 1982 The ·75 panot no1r 1s The Chardonna\~ from David Bruce are a·lso com- parable to the fine wh 11c Burgundies of France. Hts best Chardonna) comes from his FROM OUR WINE CELLARS MOET & CHAN DON WHITE STAR CELLARS WINERY PRICE $23 25 SUTA CIUZ MOUMTAlllS YlllEYAIDS 1983 IUlOT 1 n1~ I', w10Pry s first release ot Merlot II 1'> vi>rv ltm tl'd W1n .. r-1~ .. , Iii> Burnap used to own the Hobbit Rl'\lc1ur Jnt WINERY PRICE SIO 00 ...................................... 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JW ¥11 IWC 1984 Premium Qu.ihty C.thlorn1a Table Wine WlN[ RY PRICE $4 75-... -... -···-·---·-·-· ............................................................................ lt-TllE ,RICE $2 79 TllS WUIHI AT Tl( Wiil IAt SATVllAY JULY 27 Gary Eberly from Cary Eberly Winery will be pouring his new releases Come early last week's wme lasting was standing room only' SATRIAT UCIST l Joan Ellis from Mark West Vineyards wtll be shanng her wmes with us from noon unht 4 00 PM i. ................. "" ti ltl'I•--""'·--··-..................... , .... . ............. n..-•..o .. _ ...... _.,.,_._.. 250 OGLE ST. COSTA MESA 650-TIME Delly Piiot Oatebookl Friday, July 26. 1985 % t HOUR\ Of OPE:RATION LUNCH MON DAY -FRJDAY DtNNE:R NIGHTLY }4A1 ( C01\T H~Y C OQONA OCL MAR. 71.4/673 01CX) Ol IT ON THE TO\NN ( I By CHRIS CRAWFORD Oet-c.w._-.1 Lan; Rw.hnell. director of food and beverage operation., for Co'>ta Mesa's Holiday Inn, first worked in hospitali ty !K:rv1ces with the airlines. ··1 <otarted w11h them right out of college." he <;JJd .. , was in the in-night sen ace d1v1s1on. an volved with night kitchens and that sort of thing. for both IC nn11nen1al and Braniff for many years." Next came ownership o f h as own restaurant. "When I left Braniff about ten years ago. I started a little restaurant in Santa Monica called La Brochette. II \>,as a three star restaurant that served French eontancnlal cu1s1nc. and 11 was very successful." A ~ear ago. after ... el li ng the restaurant, Bushnell tool.. thl' pm111on at the local Holad ay l n n, a m ove .... hirh put the long-ti ml' Newport Beach resident's work much cloSt:r to has home In has current pos111on, ·-rm essentiall y respon-r--------------------~-~-~~~1 I '>lhk for all the foo<l and beverage operations an the hutl'I compln. ·· he explained ... That includes the I ~ I ''THE BEST BRUNCH IN TOWN!'' -"genera l consensu s" Newport Beac h ~ 8larrll1 • 'I I'\ "1 ''kwporl !\Ivel N1•wporl lk.u 11 • fi4~ <•700 ' lounge. th1.: banquet<>. wl·dd1ng-.. special meetings, dannl.'1'. parties. room <oervacl.', and, of course, the restaurant"• three ml·als a day. We a lso do outside catl'nng from taml.' to llml.': C h urches. social clubs, the pohu· department -)OU name 11. we get them." The Inn'' main d1n1ng room 1<; the Bnstol Bar and {jnlk. "It as opc..·n 6 a m. to 10 p.m .. seven days a ' wc~·k, ~65 ua' s a yl.'ar ... said Bushnel l. During the "l"l'k. thl' rl'\taurant features a luncheon buffet. ··v.. hach 1<\ fa1<ored h) a lot of bu'>ancss people." he ..aid ··.\ lol of them will come an , have lunch. a nd ha\\' a mn·ting wh1k the) ·re here." T he buffet l·nn-.1st\ ol hot and cold <oalads. soup, and ho t en trees wh1Lh al1Aa\\ indudl· a poultry, fto;h, and red meat 1t1.:m. hl' addl·d r hl· ~unda\ C'hampagn1.: hrunch buffet ··1s more 1 1~1\ 1,h \ol't," h1: '<Ud "We have l·hcf-c~rvcd roasts, ham. turke}. and oth.:r things that you would expect JI a n1<.e hotel champagne brunch" l>unng thl' IA l'd.. the restaurant spcc1al11cs an ~un'>l'.l ~uppi:r .. 1 hl''>t' arc very rca\onably pnccd," he 'kt1J. '"\t $).95. thl') andudt· a choice of three I l'ntrel'\, plu1, -.ou1H>r '><!lad. and dl'!...,Crt." The en trees, 1 hi.' \4.lld "Jrt• .a1Pvlh1ng that the chd'\pcetah1c'i an for that dJ\ ·· I h·l. re\1dcn1 r hl'I .-. Troy ( ok. who ha\ been Larry Buh.Dell of the Holiday Inn lo Costa lies&. ago, feedmg \Orne of our troops 1n Korea for number of years ... Cole spccaahLcs an ··au the good Amenc foods, like chicken fned steak." said Bushm .. although he does do things hke lasagna. Be Bourgu1gno nne, a nd occasao nally Mexican food. B it's basically good Amen can fare at a reasonat pnce. What we're trying to do as to satisfy t traveling businessman and the families that are or budget, a nd feed them very well at a reasona ble a1 fair pnce." Because of the Holaday In n's proximity to Joi Wayne Airport, .. we get a lot o f traveling famala tha t come an to the area on their vacations. and alS< lot ofbusinc smen n yang into the South Coast Met area for business meet ings" T he Inn 's plans for the future. said Bushnell, c; for the addition of 90 more rooms. "When them wing is com plcwd. the restau rant and bar will also enlarged, remodeled . and refurbished," he added --------------------------1 with th1.: Inn -.inn· 11 opened 13 years ago. "He's a \.l'r'.> dl'J'>\'ndahlt' guu<l t:hef. .. said Bushnell. "He's Overall, said Bushnell, ··we JUSl want to be su that everyone leaves here happy, that they not on cnJOY their food a nd beverages. but they also feel th they haven't hccn overcharged We want to he-v~ fair an the marketplace" RIVI£ftA RESTAURANT C!o11ti11n1tat eui.Jiltr t.,rrllt'orf' 1n I l.u11IM'" • t-''"""'" \\ 10 1· I '"' I I ' 1 U 11 I ' '\ I It 1 11 1 ~ I \ I I II \ \ <,t I I I " So•tla Coa•t Plaza 540-3840 22 Daily Pilot Oatebook / Frid ay, July 26, 1985 lwr11 to W't'ral luhn.in \lhool\. and he was also an the lou<l \l'f\ ire d1' 1\1011 ol lhl' Mannl's many )'ears LINGUINI CLAMS PORTOF INO Broth: % 16-ouoct> cans of clam juice I N p wbole baby d ams t table poons finely <'bopped l(lrlk I teaspoon crushed ebllls 'CocktaiL ! t.ablespoons swee t basil I tablespoon oregano I cup chopped pa rsley I tablespoon cbicken base I cap choppe4 toma toes (skin- ned and seeded) I ounce olive oil OF THE WEEK 1 ON<, l'il AND tcFn r EA t., ounc~ vodka Ya ountt whJte n un \'J oantt gio I cup wbHe wine Brang this broth. with who fresh clams (steamer!> or chc ry'Stonc), to boil, a nd then samm until the -;hells of the fresh clan ha vc opened Then add lo pa~ and serve (iam ash w11 h chOPJ>' green onions. Note: Fresh pasta is a.lwa: preferred, laowever if yOt1 mHt ai dried, yoa will laave to pre-ccH (blanclle) before addi.D1 to clan and brotla. '.ti ounce triple sec t t,; oanca sweet aad so•r I V. ouca Coca Cola Prep11re la a taJJ glass wit cwbed Ice. Gan.lsll with lemc wedge. THu rttlpn •ert' sal mltted by Tile Rex of Newport I - a !n 11. d ut 1k ie 1a \ct In es 1a ro 111 w )C re I) at I) k f ·r )\ .a II II ·- OUT ON THE TDVVN WITH noted Large round cnsp tortillas loaded v.11h Col b) and Jack cheese' are topped w1 th $Uacamole '>Our cream and Jalapenos pao:d chicken or had.on smoled beefbnsket ma' Ix .idded · LE MIDI -Celebrates l st Anniversary It t'> lnown b)' now that Le M1d1 in \;ewport Beach 1s a trul) au1ht·n 11c Frenc h restaurant although owners and chef/hostC\S ~ .altt·r and Marica are both ''"~s. Walter's modest expla-j n.111on as to the reason why: ··01d \llU e'er wonder wh y Napoleon ~Hhcred to conquer poor link "" 11/erland with his '"Glonou.., \rmee., .. Well. to capture some "",.,.,chefs of course. He kne"' to tall.t· onl) the best from e\el) 1 ,ountn. from Italy the Mona 11,a fro m w1tzerland thl' , hl'I' 1" But. speaking ofh1sto~. 1 •ne 'ear ago on .\ ugust I st. le \ltJ1 opened tts doors. lnc1dental- h •h " d:n al o marks the b1nh ot "" 11t·rland. That double-b1nh- da' ~v.1tzcrland's 694th a nd Le \ lld1 ·., ti rst shall now be cd - rhra tt·d with WISS food .• "'ISS \\I Ill'' and WISS m USIC. At the end nl ,·ach w1ss meal a pleasant ,u1 pnse awaits all fnends of Le \lid1 and/or Swiucrland. .\n- "1 H·r,an v.cek 1s from Jul\ 30th 1 .. \ugu!lt 3rd. The Big Bash 1'> \ ·1~u,1 ht. Resen attons are rec- . mmt•nJed. C'all 675-4904 l AFE LIDO -Gets Face Lih \1mt fo lks know that Cafe I 1d11 Ne"'pon's Canncl) Village P••pu l.ir Jan spot. has been Jr ••und for a long ttme This 'ummt:r. O'tliners Joe and Sh1rle> "p.:rr.ina have decided 1t's time 111 ~l\ e their fine ltttle restaurant \11mi: nice improvements. ~ 1rs1 the) painted the walls liiht plum and the) are accented ll\ dusty-rose colored accessones. T ht·n came the new carpet mg tn ''nJX·d multi colors -beauttful! lbmhoo window co .. enngs com- l'hment the entire color sc heme I hl' tables are co-.ered tn nch hurgund) and soft pink ltncns. "uhducd lighting adds to the 11111mate atmosphere ~ot onl ) have the perrazzas '1l·a1cd a fresh new look for the ' .1k Lido. they arc also 1ntroduc- 111g l,ue nigfit dining. Because of ''1m mcr traffic congestion. the) h.1' e elected to close for lunches .i nd put emphasis on the late night d111ners. Th1s concept caters to the ttltrr theater and concert goers. I he boat mg crowd will also enJO) ~nowing they can walk m as late J\ I:! midnight and order a I 1 ompletc meal The al read) ex- lt•ns1 .. e menu will also ofTer a m1n1 mum of fi ve fresh seafood '!X'cials. ~o drop on by the newl) l.lccorated Cafe Lido and enJO)' '>(1me good late night dinners or t"' en at your regular dinner hour! ~a11ng 1s available from 6 p.m. to I:! m1dn1ght. Cafe Lido 1s located at :!900 Newport Blvd. tn New· port Beach. Call 675-2968. BENNIGAN'S -latrodaees Nt1¥ Appe&bers Nine terrific new appetizers have been introduced at Ben- n1gan's restaurants. according to operations manager. Gary Link "We've cre.ated a new list of appetizers especial!\ for the (ala- forn1a market." lan·l !>aid :--.achostadas are a fil\ nnle ht' For the true ethnic ma\. one ma~ tn lmh 'achos cnsp Frt>nth tne'> loaded v.1th t\!.O l1nds of t'heesc. baton and sliced green onion' Take 0 0 ur rders A ccepted 209~ Palm at S.y Balboa ·-·· ••d••• . 675-8161 BLAST TO THE PAST ,.\.co ... usiC ·s • .f.O, 1~f. !>Cl s1erf•n11 ANDREA WAL TE RS 01r.c1ec1..., TOM BLANK CllO••<>v••PMy JIM J AC08S & WAIUllEN CASEY GRAND OPENING • Lo~t Runmng Snow on Broaoway • New Yori\ Orama Cr111c Aw111d • wuil'ef ot 7 Tony AwardS • Otange County Premiere Oth~r ne" appelller otl enngs include Tweeters. seasoned chicken wings ser"ed "1th bleu cheese. Fned hnmp. and Veg- g.ies m the Rav. M"n ed "11 h hot pepper dip and hone~ ltme 1ra"- berr: ~ogurt for dipping The Black Bean (hilt 1 a .. egetanan·., dream. L1nl assencd Blad, beans. assorted 'egetable!> and ht>rb'> J01n forces to Lrl'ate tht!> memorable dish. ·· ..\nd our tU!>tomt·r"I lo' t.: thl' ne"' Te'(as kins." ht> ..aid .. These o' ers1zed potato sl1n) .m· tilled \!, nh h1ckon smokt'd bet'! bnsk.et and C olb' · chet:x-on vnl· half. and blacl bean ch11t Jnd JJ~ chees.e on the other The ne" appeuters .ire u'>t unl· pJn ofthe 31 ne-..i. llt'm'>JddeJ '•• Bc:nn1gan's menu. &·nnagan's ne"' apP'-'tltt'r., Jrt' (Pleue aee BRENDA/Page 24) The Stuart Andersons Black Angus Restuarants Hot Air Balloon Team will JDP~J " Orange County the Bite ol Orange County The Bite is conveniently 10,.ited .;1 ·n~ intersections ol Newport Avenue and Chapman 1n th£' utv ot Orange The sev1>n \Dr~ 'J balloon Wiii lly at the Bite site tor three days July !6 n and 28 Rides wilt bt' j\JtlJO•~ I to the pubhc al no chclrge Newporter Seafood Buffet Iced oysters to hot newburg. ~nd.ly nigh~ trum o 00 tv 11 l pm a• •h :iewpt>rti>r Hel>On !> w PaJme n!'!>t.lurant 1 '' ~:. -., dam~ fresh shnmp lled rab lt:g!>. cold p..l.1 !'e: salmon The fre!>he!>t ~.lfood we 1...in ,ff,.-, prepan-d in a vanety t>f delecublt' \\,t\ 1 • ~ 1. hanges 111 our menu w~-ekly And 11 \ 'll "' • ·,: gnlled swordfish and M'.ifood Ot'"-bUr): rn pu:t : h:r. shell" Veget.lbles ~ads Dt>~r., 'rom tn:11 11111 Lheese to mou~ All you l.l.Il ,. 11 rnd Jll'I '''' :.11 per pt-1'41n For rt'!>t'fVJ.llons 1J, • t ''·I I 1111.1 ~TH E NEWPORTER RESORT Dally Pilot Datebook Fnday July 26 1985 23 /rejh fijh AND EASTERN BEEF Nightly and Sunday Afternoon RESERVATIONS 675-5777 a ' P l ~ -~ -~--..... 11uw !/''"' dv11 't 111•1·d to flt' f c1 'JioH{/ 'X.011,11 /tir /1111• e (lJf f cllf(';ff' & SJf'ChUIOI/ l'UldlH('. J"·'' c·u1111· tc• 1dw1,9 '.JI l!it1e C1tt1'ctai11111e11t '!/)1m,1u '7it1"1lmf e'l'r/ 1/lit/iQAU 1/INI. & 7#.u. 7ri. & Sat. 6:30-10:30 6:30-10:30 8052 '7'/dam.i ?'lvr at a,,acJ 8tvd. """'"'fl'"" a,°'.' 536-8877 24 Daily Piiot Oatebook/ Friday. July 26. 1985 ! \ 11 t t ll I I 50 Years of Fine Italian Dining LntO}' our cuisine from Central and Northern Italy Every meal 1<. served with old world charm, a generous view of Newport Ba) valet parking and complimentary boat slips Piano bar and lull menu until I a m Make plans now to dine \\Ith us this evening Call t7 I JI 042·78#\0 for reservations or mformat1on ahout our bay view hanquet fac1ht1es 113 1 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach t )nf\ th• t1m·'-t. dnl''' .rnd 111••'1 dl'l11.11t 111 1~ h 1t1• \\ llll'' Ml' pr11d 1111•d lr11m th1• t h,1r.l11nn.I\ gr.1p1 In t,1,t111g tht''' 1, 11w-. lltt' ".,, .. , ... olll rt'\\ .1rd1•d "1th .• l'll ~h l>ou4u1 t .111d tl.n1>r .... .11 .. 11111 It 1 th.ti th1• 1·,1•1•r11·1111• 1, tr1'.hUrnl ""rld1\ 1d1 Jt 1, from th" tr.1J11111n 111 unu•mpr111111-.111~ ll1J,1l11\ th.11 Vil' Jr.11\ our in .. pir.1tuin .111d 1•u1 1i.1ml '''" tn~ 11nl\ tlw 11111•,t 111 d.1 .... 11 I 11•111h.md111111\dk 1 u""" I '"" t \1011.j I\ I rid ... 11 '41 •• Ill ' Ill r Iii f)111•1n \1om.L11 ..,,,1wd11 lro•m lo '0 p rt ''""'"' llr1111• 11 11 , 111 ' {o I "' I~< 't f\ 1riurl\ rr' """H' 11drd "'I t "''' ~.,-.~ " II II l<I < .f ... 11<) till II I l/l.kOt\.I\( \l<flll IUIOl II\ \Kil 11<\'l'\;I t \'1:!71. HIDE-AWAY RESTAURANT DAILY DINNER SPECIALS '2.95 • Chicken Pried Steak • Veal Pannigana • Liver w / Fried OnJoDB • 1/i Golden Fried Chicken 1• 1/ilb. Ground Sirloin Steak • Flsb & Chips • Served w I soup or salad, vegetable & choice of potato. New York Steak s4 95 s3 95 Halibut Steak • Bar·B-Qued Ribs • BRENDA ••• FromPage23 available at the Costa Mesa location, next to Saks Fifth Av- enue in the South Coast Plaza parking lot. and . in the West- minster Mall loc.atton on Bolsa. Bennisan's as open 1 days a week, Wtth weekend champagne brunch from 9 to 3. SPrRES RESTAURANTS Cel· ebrate 20tb Anniversary by Help- ing to Find a Cure for JuveniJe Diabetes Spires restaurants wlll celebrate their 20th anniversary by spon- soring "Diabetes Weck," ~ug. 2 through 11 . and contnbutmg six percent of gross sales from the I 0 days to The PADRE Foundation. I a local research organization. to help find a cure for Juvenile Diabetes. The PADRE (Pediatric· Adolescent Diabetes Research & Education) Foundatio n 1s a non- profit research group that. was conceived by several prominent businessmen with the goal of fi nding a cure for juvenile dia- betes. The organ11a11on works in association with Childrens Hos- pital of Orange Count>. W11h the help of Spires Restaurants. PADRE hopes to raise $200,000 dunng the ten-day .. Diabetes I Week" promotion at all 25 Spires restaurants. "We arc plcao;ed to dcJ1ca1c our anniversary to <;uch a worthy cause." ~•d John Haretak1s, president of Spire'> Restaurants. Inc ··we apprtc1a1c the good fonunc we ha\ c had and look forward to giving our patrons the opportuntt)' Lo help provide the childrL·n of tht'> area w1th re- search, treatment and ·education to enable them to CnJO)' a full. acttvc hfe." he stated. I THE JOLLY ROGER Signs up for "The Bite" of Orange County The first annual "The Bite" or Orange County wall be taking place today. 'aturda)' and Sun- da). and The Jolt> Roger will hC' one of the featured rco;taurants at this spectacular event The rnult1- restaurant urban festival wrll Ix' I held o n I 0 con vcncd a(.'rl·~ ot propcrt)' adjacent to the new Rancho Santiago Commun1tv Colleges Orange< 'an yon Campu<; in the city of Orange. One hun- 1 dred Orange ( 'ounty restaurants will be partaking in "The Bite·· and 10 percent of all food sale'> wall be donated to the Rancho ~nt1ago Foundation, a com· munaty-mmded c1111ens group that has come together to suppori and enhance the educational fa- cilities and developmental need'> of the Rancho Santiago Com· munity College District. For no more than SJ.SO per Item, the public wi ll gel a chanct• to try a wide vanety of food and beverage samples from the finest of Orange County restaurants. The Jolly Roger Restaurant 1s featunng broiled Tenyaki Steak and Chicken Skewers, Super Nachos. Fresh Fruit Supreme fruit salad. soft drinks and virgin (n on-alcoholic) cocktails. "The Bate" will be eas:ly ac- cessible to all of Orange County located at the intersection of Ncwpon A venue and Chapman A.venue. OUT ON THE TOWN Cost a Mesa's Mandarin Gourmet brings int he gold n, BEVERLY BUSH SMlTll 1 lm.t• upon a time. the "tird !!nurmct means an cp1cun: CJ 1111l~l· 1lf choice foods. Thal "'·" II\ lure 11 became an adJCCll' t .1pplicd to ever) lh1ng from dllg 11111J to last food hambuq~crc, But gourmet recla1m c, m ong.- 111al mea ning a t Michael Chiang\ \1Jndann Gourmet restaurant 1n c o\ta Mesa. This 1s a place 10 dl'l1gh1 the Judge of cho1t'l' food' < h1ang "'as named restaurateur ·•I the Year for I Q84 b) lhl· \11u1hern Cal1 forn1a Resiaurant \\ ntL'r'>. and v. hen ) ou dim.' at \1,1ndJnn Gourmet. )OU un<kr- ,1.1nd "'h) this e1ght-;.-ear-old r .,taurant cons1stcntl) win' gold ,1\\,1n.h while other bnng 1n "l\l·r It 1<o s1mpl ) a cut abo' t' thl' ll'\I I t>n'>ltkr tht' ~inhng nu: .,our .1 ... hnv. pu:<·e in ma 11) Ch 1 m·,c 1 .. 1.1urants .:\t Mandarin C 1nurmct. 11 1~ not mere)\ broth 11111 me f he threc-fla"or s111l1ng n11· \oup ($4.75 for tv.o) htcralh '""'" v.1th 'ihnmp, ch1c~cn anJ h.1rn \i1 oreo' er. the mno '>hu pqr ~ v.h1ch so often 1s ma1nl) 'q!t't.ahlc.... pnl\ C'> meat) aod ,,1t1\l)1ng here. wrapped 1n thin 1 h1nt'\C crt'pe'i. Buddha'' tca .. 1 " tlw t'flllomc of st1r-fnetl 'r~· ,·1.1hk' a tcndcr-cn<.,p garden ot h.1h\ corn. broccoli. tomatot'"> l .II rot\. c,everal different m u\h· ll•Hll'> \II of the classic Hunan ~.1an d,111n and SLcch"an d1shc'> arl' hl'rc from tea smoke due~ 10 \tt'lh"'an shredded beef and \1andann Peking duck (on ~4 hnur...,· notice). But I alwa)'S find 11 d1f1irn lt to move past thl' 26 \1.1ntlann Gourmet d i~hc ... man\ 111 "'h1ch were served here for th~' flr,111me in Orange Count> lkad1ng the list. Mandann < 111urmct Special minglec; Au<o- 1r.1liJn lobster. ch1d.cn. hcd. hi.id mushrooms and sno" pea'> 111 thl' chefs special O)'Stcr <;aUlt' r hi\ splendid dt'ih was our l.n on tc on a reu~nt '1~11. .1lthough we also savored '>PtC) .1rnmat1c shnmp, cn sply fint'ih t.•tl. ,.., addictive as popcorn Man- darin orange chicken. a happ\ t hange from the more common orange beef. comes through w11h lull orange fla vor. the swectnes'i rl'l1cved b} the shght ho tness of •he peppers. (Watch for them I he} arc an incendiary b11e1) Our fourth entree that evening was a special of monkfish with lrcc;h asparagus in a hght brown I \::iuce. accen1ed with fresh lemo n. I which. Chiang explained, "bnngs up the flavor without using MSG." He noted that the rc<r taurant hopes eventually to omit this "flavor enhancer," or to use a 'l'ry low percentage. concentrat- \.iurct·d \\1th hlJt.~ mu,hroom' and H'&Ct.thlc'>. \Cr' cd in m '>ler \au1.·c 11r kmon l·hit ken hghtl~ hallt'rt·d prc111h pn•\1.•ntt·J and not too \\H't'l Iron 11\h a frc'>h fikt of c,autt:cd rt.•d .. napf)t'r \17111.'<; on an iron plalll'r v.hen the \.\a11cr pour.., on lht• hlat k bean BH L ~l H 1-.xpectations are fulfilled at the ummertree Sunday Brunch in the Emerald of Anahe im Hote l lh '.1111 1111111 2:l\' p111 '12.=il' l't't pt·r..,1111 ('lid 11 111 1111\.ll'r 12 h.ilt l'fh l' l111u· 111, 111,ll'"" 11nptt111l1' l~ultd, l h.11111 .1~11t'. I t t I "l .. ( , I , ,, l't' ·"'' :\l'•11;1t•11t·1 '" .... r.11. li1,h•(>r t1u1 ... l.11•r 1..11111111..! in 11ur ( .il1l11rn1.1 h1,tr1 1 t\I< l•HU,t1lt1ll"l*trl1t tnhr .. ld .. t \uttu1U1 u 1dl• l•1ou\l•nl """ \\ r111t '*'r• t \rMt1, 1n1 \ Ahl •fin.a '•"" ~ I I ,.,, "'''" Good Homemade Mexican Food Savor the Flavor of Old Mexico Try the best margaritas in' town! • Full Service Bar r------------------ I I I I I I I I COMBINATION LUNCHES HALF PRICE p: 1-24) Buy one lunch. get the second al half price. (Equal or lesser value.) 11 AM to 3 PM Good rhru Augusl 2. 1985 "'--"--'---------------- Come say hello to Marlal and try our great margaritas! 1268 S. Newport Blvd Costa Mesa 645-0324 1 ng on the broth and the quahty of the merchandise. (U DA choice I bt-ef. fresh chicken, fresh produce Lliiiiiiiiiiifiiiiijiiiiiiijiiiiiii <fatl y) Prices for our selections vaned trom $9.50 toS14.50. Just a few of the other gourmet d1'ihes you may want to consider are plump and tender scallops \ilUl'l' Th rcl.' 1ngrl·J1l'nh tJ'-lt.' um- trJ'>t\ frc'>h 'ihnmp. -.lil'cd "'hilt' ch1tkcn ml'at tender hcl.'f and hru1.u1l1 in J light I' ~.11 It\"' \Jllt.l Hui 11 ~nu'rl' rc; .. alh J !!•Hl1, Ian don t m"' th1.· u1untn g,1rl1 (see M ANDARIN/Page 26) lt"s w1Mre J'OU'll say .. Magnlflque,.to our Hamburger Wellington. OnlyS4.4S. Hot keyboards and cool ta 11 ones Lee Ferrell plays The Newport.er Lounge l'1amst. saxopho111st. vocalist romed1an. 1,,., t·•·r:•, open:. ell The Newporter LounKt' joinl."d h; H.1! !-I.it : .rnd Laura Vida. the Inv .i.ppt>.iJ·s Tuesd.l~ ·I • 11;.:h Thu~y from 8 30 pm tc) I.:! JO .t m ~ r1,t.n 111•1 '-l .. 11urd.i} Q pm lo I no ..I m romt" 1.1: • • :llt p• I .,onKs of thr S<h and t>Os.. da~11 ... 1.rnotin l .111J • 11 temporary 1ountl) Th~r kl'yhi1,11 b ..i .:: 11111 p .. 111 brass and stnngs brin..: tho~ l'i t t.111 ni: qund~ back to Newport ~THE NEWPORTE R RESORT Daily Pilot Oatebook Friday July 26 1985 %5 J· in•· ( 011ti11t'ntul Cui ... int' :rnJ ... till on \dq·11111n· i11 '\atural EatinJ! 1 • ,,,I loro·,1~11 1 ,\ 1•111111 •I .. 1111,1111111111•:.1111 l1111111r J \p•ruru• th• ... plt1td11rufdt11111~11ut tfl 1,1 f j. ).'1U11 llfflft pht·rt• .,,,, •• .,.,tf 1111111tu.11· nw.11 4tprn Ua1h tdO It: l 37 Fashion Island Newport Beach 644-2030 jf 1 A 11 At l).qr , t•.Jr Ir ~-(If fJ+o!H(.F .ft,i' t.;(Jl,( • EVERY FRIDAY • Summe~ etam 8alte Featuring Steamed Clams and Wno1e Maine Lot>s1er •EVERY WEDNESDAY !J11teuatic11al 'nigltt Now Pre~11no a Complete Grettk Menu Bellvoancer 100 And Don t Forget Our Splendiferous s~11day e1tampagne Bu/Jet WE PROMISE YOU GOOD CHINESE FOOD I lJtl( HI ( •l!~M ris 1 n< )~I( Al (j( ~TAI( hAtll)llr Ir A( llHlf AT f n11~1. r r i< 1r1 Ti' < • ., OP! N I IJA (< SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FOOD TO GO j I~ Hf...t I II• l NP.J li'-r tt '- Ar -4t'+-n l\l / I, I NDIA'S FINEST CUISINE R~staurant Crftlc's Comm~nts Onf' ot Amt'rtC.i's l1nest lnd1dn rP~t~urc1nu 1f t1lso onp ot 11·~ l•Jv .. lw\t -Sh.:uon Boorstm, Htr<ild fx<1m1nn Sunset Dinners 15% off 5.J0-7 pm Son.·Thon I MANDARIN ... From Page 25 prawns -eight large prawn<, ~uteed with \Pit) pepper and lot' of garlic Of courst·. tour people could go 111 Mani.Jann Ciourmet th1rt v time!>. order 'ometh1ng d11Terl·nt on each' 1s1t. and sllll not work J ll the wa} through the menu Hut 1t\ great fun trying. and I loo!. forward I<> "Dragon and Phoenix." I .\uc;trahan loh\tt·r c;hced "h1tc mt·at of chicken. hah) corn. ~now ix·ac;. sautccd in 'pcc1al hot \aucl'). Tht' Humrn <,p1q lamh and -,111hng c;callop'> Thcrt• arc .11,n thrl'e c.J1fTl'n·n t gourml.'l dinm·r<,. hargains Jll ,11 ~IO.SO $11 anc.J SIS 50 r~:r pc.:r- 'on Tht· "(" dinner at $ 15 "tll inrludc" thn:c-fla..,or '>111lin g rin· \oup. fou r different appct11t:r,, fried nee and onc cntrl'l' pl'r pcrc;on from a group wh ich 1n - d udes Hunan tx·d. lob!>tl'r hlalk bean sam:e . ..autt.·cd \hrimp w11h hroccoh. ma la c;callop' Jnd ca\hcw < h1ckcn rhrec t•a rl }' h1rd comh1natwn dinner!>, '>cnctl till 6·.10 p.m a1t· priced at $6 50 to ~7.''0 tor \OUfl cntret', frll'<l me. egg roll tl'iJ anJ Chinese cookie'> The w1nl' 11 s1 w11h some lort\ ~lcct1ons .., tar more c\ten\l\c than in mo'it C hinc'>c restaurant' The lunch menu at Mandarin Gourmet 1ndudl"> man)' dinm·r fa vorite!> ($4-6) and 1f vou'rc press1.:d fur llml' a $4 50 bufft•t present\ an a\\ortmem of ap- pcuzers and a ddferl'nl cnlrl'l' eath da)' ~e ly ddntPr I or1%1 1• pttrl of lhf' le<ot1ve Greek Night at lhe Bob Burns Restaurant in 'lif'wport 8Pdth A compl PIP Gret>h menu and entertainment is presented 1n the '"'>ld1Hdnl '• lht<..tlP Room on Wedne\days Better hurr y though, lhe last Greek night 1s July j I C.dll 644 10 jQ • ROYAL K~~!:~~"~ 1000 Bristol North (at Jamboree). Newport Beach (714) 752·5200 MAN DA R I N < 10 ll RM I· f 1500 Adame; (at llarbor) Coc;ta Mesa: re.,crvat1on<1, 540-1917. Lunch. Mon.-Sat . 11 ~() to ~. dinner. <)un -Thu . 4:30-10 rn an<l Sat till 11 ~unda y Brumh 11 30-2. Cll B egin with a hungrr for. quallry with a warm family atmosphere , f ngredicnt~. Blend with ueallvlry and sensational service and over 40 en ates expericnct. for Lhe most /j' ---~ ~~ under $5. Now. ~it back and extensive Mtxacan menu J•t•UJtPo~' enjoy. BecauscwhateVeryou anywhere . Spice the mi xrure ~~~ order is the be tyou c:an get . MtXIC'.ln Re tiau1ant (& U.nllna "Ctlcbratmg 25 Yc::.a~ if Success >bu Can 1llste" Anaheim • 1410 S lf11'hor Olvd. • 9!16 7:580 COtta Mtta • 12o2 ~ t . 8rfstol Sc.· 754 6528 G~rck.n Grow· 12101 E Valley View St • 893 75 13 2• Dally Piiot Oatebook/ Friday, July 26. t985 ~fr!~ ,I/, PROUDLY Pfl0£NT IJ~if .... ~'>p I Sf • 1iJ!J, d pd~ .... ,,,,,~' I 1~ ......_ ~,.s .... ~ d')- '9. <11 THOSE CRAZY so·.s-60'.s DAYS ARE BACK AGAINI Featuflng Famous Al's D1nerl U""' '"'I' I 1vr \nnw\I '"''Y I JI /#, ( • mu \I Opr11 '"'"'v I'"" Uu• p.trl yt Ow NNl<ST h<>w• ~ ROCK 'N ROU HEAVEN A I 111.J1Jf" tn Roe It \ L f'gtnd\ fr>..ttunng (,RH 1 IC JPPF R f vt>ry M ond.iy Sp m Don't m1\\ 111,. JASON CHASE AU-ST AR REVUE An "v"rnng of comt'cJy .md 'ong ftdtu11nq LEE FfRRl l l fvr rv Sunday Sp m Tht" hotlt\I \how 1n town! OUR All NEW ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK featuring JASON CHASf Every TuescJ.ay-Sp m 187 /4 Brool<huru. Fountain Vallf'y flortnl"rly Mf>dlf'y \) /14/963 ZJM TON THE TOWN tll HARN Hit'" 1ht' prime of yow ltfe choo111n1< from thl' t'lleruave 25 at.em menu Sttlik•. , .. afood, ll&la.ds. li.ahan and Mi's 111 ilishe=., and more. Wei.tern chMm ,Jnd counlr)• ambaen~ I. 1m h \I F Ouiner M -S, Happ) hour \I t I JO 7 p m_ Satellite dUth l.1H ~ntt'rLAmmeot and dannng "1111 I h11mpagne Buffet Brunch Ill ~ 111 Hanquet (act11Uet1 1498:! He<lhdl Tustin 730-0115 Tm; ORIGI NAL BARN FAK'1ER TEAKBOUSE \ .. ,• I ht'\ are the original F'amou" t .. r itn 1r une and a half pound I' ,r11•rhu11~ '!leaks and (eaturanic 1l1•11l 1' hr111hnic Proudly tM"rvtnK fur ! I '• •r• I unt h Moo -F'n 11 _ Dan ""' 1111hth \1on F'n from ) p m ...,,1 ,\ "un I rum -4 p .m 1001 Harb"r lihil 1 ...... Mesa 042 !r.--; B~.:\ \!GAS'S t r,.,h Ii •id ~rvf'd with a aide of fun \1 .. 111 t .. ltlurH unique ap~uzen 1l 1d •t'afood cro&SMJlt "8nd v. • ... hu11Cers. 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I M IT ON THE TOWN NATURAL HEALTHY FOUTY CA HROTS f l1 la•'"''' f.1,h111n 1 .... d. · pt'r H .. nn "•1•r•tr11111 l lJ-.u,er that r .. ,,111,"'d It I Jan., •f I <111111( ~rt'Jl lt1,lllll( ffit'dl• pr1·pan·d d111l1 1111t11rnl ,111d hruhli\ 011i:111ul rt'1 lpt'' Frt .. •h JUH e' •q1w1·1t'd d11al1 \ .:r"'Jt plr1n· !11r f l1r111t r -d.n, Ir cm 11 11 rn "1indo\ I h.1mpa.,;nt' Br11111 h H .. t .... ef·n Bull '" k, .ind I \I 11:11111 "" C u,.i~t Pl111.a '"" n lt·1 t-1 '• '" \t':'ou SEAFOOD STEAKS ,\~THO~v·s Pl F.R 2 'I ht '-outht'f'll C'filat 1<1 '' .111r 1111 \\ r111·r.. \11lt'd rl11 ... nnt-!ht l'H11wr •I t ht hf' .. t 1 .1hu rt•,1.,11r,1n1-. f'hl'rr -.t·.i l•Htd t-th1· t1tlk 111 !ht' IHl'll t.\llh 111 1;, lrt•'la 11,h d,111\ l 'H.'-'I t'lt- '1•it11l c laar11-. tlal'\ h,t\I' th1· ht-'I h11pp\ h11ur in Oranl(t' Counl' \1 .. nu ha' u 1l11ne <·ounl fur 1he wc·11:ht ron,.1·111ui. O~>en nticht ly for dinn .. r Located on lht' lw1tut1111I \;1-,.,purl Hu\ al IO:l :"'< H11,..,1rll' l lr I ·HI '>( _!;j BLACK BEARD'S !\oted fort ht<•r intam11lt' "Prralt'.., ul the Canhlwun" atmo..,1>here Tlwrr lumrni-. C'1mhht-an pork l'hop~ ,.., u rare 1ulanan land Tht' t'XLen'"' rnenu ali.11 offn-. heart\ IJ<-t-1 en tree• ,111d fre.,h ~t'afood Lunfh •~ ,.er1t-d 11 .I \fon Fri Dinner from f, p.m H11pp\ Hnur Mon. Fri I 7 p m I 11nt.il111nl( 111,,1er bar 'IX'' 1ul1Lu· .. \\ ad .. ,, rt"en T\' T" 11 blo< k' .. our h 111 -l11hn \\ .1, ne A1q.>t1rt ~e .... p<•rl Ht·111 h X.1:1 llOXll Tflt: CA!'i~t:RY l'ha.. h r-.tetru l'Hll'Tfrunt landrr11uk Ill 'f'l'IJ<•rl" ( .inner\ \ illttKt' lt',1 tllft'' lre'h lou1I "ealood Hild 1-:,.,, nn ht·t-1 '"""''trntl.' l(tl(>rLa1nmt-nt mghtlv 1111d ~1111 oltt'rnoons. En1ov the luunj(e loud l(Rllev i.uperb dam rhowdt'r1 :co to l.uFavette. 67fi f1777 HEl'BEN'S OF NEWPORT Thi' '" tlw 11rag1nal 11nd hai. lwt•n '''" ln)t ;'l.ewport Hrarh for:!~> ve1rr-. Their .,p1•r1Hlty ai. ~eaf1">Cl Hiid Mlelik" ('hef~ -.pee iul .. elec·tion~ dual\' and lamuu' for their hrua~tt'd r h11·kl'n ''"''A l'.>t'aut1f11I w111erlr11nt \II'" 111 1'oe" por1 Ba\ Pnhance,., t ht- di m11,.J1ht'rl' Perft.c·t for busant'..,, rn1cr1111r11nl( and romnntu· d111111ic Lu1·11ted at :!f>l E 1'011,t H,.,~ .. Ne" fH•rt Ht-,l'r,·at111n .. tt< t f'plt-d l'h11nt' ti 7 I I '>ll~I THE REX OF NEWPORT Located nn the cl( t'unl rnnl urr11'' trum tlw "lt'wpmt Bt-och pier. 'l'h" Hex 1-. thl' Oranti:e C'ttlL'lt'<, mu .. 1 t'rclu"1' e 'ea food re .. taurant V. ell knol' n fc.r fre .. h Haw1wan i:otrrllllJ fa-h wlt·ctwns and "f>eC'1al1zinic in .. wf'et ( 'h1rnnf'I Ii.land 11hAlcine, lt'n cln \'l'al and prtmt• meat" The· \I.arm aml11an1e 11f tht> paddt>d htM1th .... l(ttth1r paanlm((s and tht' v.1'11 ''"'keel w11w ru1 k"' lend 111 Hex·., 111nviv1al atmosphere Tht> H .. x of "l:ewport '" the l'hoil't· or 111< alb .. , well a~ ''''''"r"' Rec1p1t'nl 111 the prt-'llJ:lllU!ot ·r ri11tl Holada\ .1ward ( 1t~ual/elel(ant attire Lun<·h, dannt'r {'all lii!i l!ifm for re..,en al ion' \'a let park111)t. RUSTY PELICAN F're!>h •ea food and lots of it 1 l umt' d11c k vourself hnt· 1rnd dtne "'er lookrng the beautiful Newport Htty Featuring lf> 111 2fi frl'sh fo,b 11ele1.· taon• daily from around the world :-.Ju "811 ~eafood b11r an the lountce Luo< h, I )mner. !->un Hrum·h in Nl'WJHtrl .!i:~fi \V . Coast liw\. 64'.! '14.11 In I rvtnt' LunC'h, IJ1n nt'r 11nd liapp\ !lour 18:ltl \1aan. -,.,., 1774 TALE Ot' T HE WHALE Experal'nfl' a ... 1ep hat·k 1ntu ume 111 a plal'e where you c·3n dine Ill your uwn le1~ure EnJ11'f the romance 111 .. Jd '""pt•rl "llh 11 p8n11ram1c be\ \aew Exnle vnur ... en-.ei. with tht'rr .. en,at111nal i;ealc~.d and trad11111m1I favun taes. Hreakfust 7 a.m .. Mun Fra Lum h 11 4 Mon f'ri .. l>mner 4 11 \1un ~ul ~ttl and :-.un Hrum·h-; I Ov,lt'r Uar Fra , ~al & :-iun Hanquet fa1·1ht1ec; up Lu •,oo -ICKJ Mtun St . Hall-xt0 sn . .in:l:i THF. WAREHOUSE !\ew~1rt ·,. moi.l anno\8ll\ e "'lllt'r lrunt dining experit-me ( htl C'harlt> ... Kalal(Utn fl'11ture-. fre~h wu luod uud 1ntl'rna1 aonal 1·111,1111- Haichlv ac·claamt-d, 11w11nl l'111n1n~ S11t and !->un Hrunrh. al.,o le11t11ranic pat111 d1mni.: lnned1hll' ''~'tt'r l111r exqu1,1tt' uml)lenl'e. extt>pt111n11l ll\t' enterta inment. Ranqul'ti. and lllti-r mg available. L1d11 \'1llt1ge, Newport Aeal'h 67:1 4700 DINNER THEJlCTERS GRAND DINNER THEATER Impressive dining and prufessmnJI procluct111n:1 are t1ure to pll't11\t' 1'1u I trmt' vou vi 1! Tht> e1tr11ordmor huffet uffers r111111t baron uf ltt"t·I l(laied h11m with a fruit &auct', ( •t-rn 1:111 thicken "'llh peaches and i:la11 1:1nd LhP l\1 ah1 Moh1 1s 11ent>d 111 o pf'o.,ant c;auce Tri-color ft>lllllllll• and (ream 1s a real lavorilf' EnJu\ d1111w r and a play tonight! C:rnnd l>annt>r Theater located w1th111 th1 <.rand Hutel 1r1 Anaheim at I H111t· Wa, ('all i72 i'i Ill H ARLEQ U I ~ THEATER D I NN EH Evt>T\ cu'>tomt>r rnn be eXPf-t tt'd I• l>t' treated ltk( a celebnl'r I h• 1 hl'ater offer-. .. rrumpt111u~· meul- wat h lop prvdm·ttonl! m an elt>1t11111 otm1111phere. 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