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RIDA Y, JANUARY 3, 1986 . . 'Noisy' flights"to top60aday
Takeoffs will increase from 46 to 78;
airlines could have had as many as 98
By STEVE MARBLE
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Daily jet departures from John
Wayne Airn<>rt will be pe]Jllitted to
increase from an average of 46 to
about 78 during the next three
months, according to a memoran-
dum issued by the county's airport
manager Thursday.
Sixty of tbosc departures will be by
rquJated, noisier airljners.
The number of flights could have
soared as hilt}l as 98. but airlines did
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not grab all the avajlable flight slots.
la1JCIY because the coming months
arc not considered peak traveling
times.
• The additional flights, which take
off over Newport Beach, will be. flown
between now and March 31 .
The increase in flights is the result
of two, St'parate actions b y the County
Board of Supervisors, which ap-
proved the new flight plan De<:. 18
over the objections of Supervisor
Tom Riley.
Nation's
divorces
dawn for
2nd year
1 percentdecline
follows 20 year-s -
of increased splits
WASHJNGTON (AP) -Amen-
ca's divorces have declined for a
second year, following 20 years of
increases, government statistics dis-
closed Friday.
There were I, I 58,000 divorces m
the United States in 1983. 1·2.000
fewer than 1982. the National Center
for Health Statistics said in releasing
the most recent complete figures
available.
T hat I percen t drop followed a 4
percent decline between 1981 and
1982, reversing a two-decade trend
that had seen the number of divorces
in the nation m ore than triple to an
all-time high of 1,213,000 in 1981 .
Both trends in family composition
-with many young people delaying
marriage -and the recession in the
early years of this decade have been
cited as contributing to this trend.
It may not be a pennanent situ-
ation, noted Jean van der Tak of the
Po pulation Reference Bureau. an
independent Washington research
group studying population.
"I think it's a fairly short tenn
change, although some people wa~t
to interpret it to mean that mamagc 1s
getting ~ore solid,". she said.. .
Provisional estimates indicate
divorces will resume increasing when th~ ftnal figures arc reported for 1984
and 198 S. accord1n$ to· updated
statistics publish'ed in Population
Today, her group's periodi~I.
The l 981 recession was the worst
since the Depression of the 1930s,
observed van dcr Tak. and at that
time the number of household fonna-
tions dropped as peopleliclaycd goin
off on their own because they simply
couldn't afford it.
(Pleue .ee DIVORCES/ A:J)
Pacific Southwest Airlines was
given 18 additional fliah ts usjnl"
ultraquiet aircraft. The so-called
quiet jets are exempt from limits
under the county•s ajrport plan .
The rcmajnina 14.S daily de.
pa.rturcs-to be permitted in the next
three months arc divided amona six
other airlines that use John Wayne.
These deJ)arturcs make up for flights
not used by ajrlines d uring the past year ..
AirCal will add an average of 7.7
daily flights while Continental will
add 1.2. Three airlines, Jct America,
Re-public and Frontier. opted not to
add a ny flights.
"HistoricaJI this is a YS!Y slow
period for airlines." said Alan
Murphy, an aide to Supervisor Riley,
whose district includes Newport
Beach.
Peak travel periods generally arc
during summer and the Chnstmas ho~idays, he said.
Though John Wayne Airpon now
is authorized fQr 55 daiJy commercial
jct 'departures, there has been an
average of only 46 fl~ts leaving the
airport m recent months.
The figures do not include de-
partures by ult.raquiet jcts. which earn
that distinctions by posting low
decibel readings on noise monitors l~Mnear the end of the runway.
Lighting cited in boat tra_gedy
Ch a nnel light wa sn't working on n ight
·five pe risbed in s mashl!p~awye r says
By STEVE MARBLE
Of-0.-,"9ttwl
The worst private boating accident
in Orange County history would not
have happened if Ltic entrance to
Huntington Harbour had been
lighted properly, an attorney for a
power boat pilot charged with man-
slauahtcr araued Thursday.
Lawyer Gary Pohlson told jurors
that bis clicnC. Virl Earles, was unable
to sec a huge, unlit buoy until it was
too late because a auidina light in the
channel wasn't working.
The craft, a 20.foot jct boat,
smashed into the buoy and sank
immediately, k.illing five of its nine
pas~ngers. Three others, including
Earles. were injured .
But Deputy District Attorney John
Conley told jurors Earles had been
drinkin,a, had loaded the small boat
with too many passengers and was
operating ·the craft in a reckless
manner.
A onetime commercial fishcnnan
from SeaJ Beach. Earles is charted
wi th five counts of involuntarv
manslaughter in the Oct. 28. 1984.
accident. If convicted on all counts,
he could be sentenced to e ight years in
prison. His trial opened Thursday
before Superior Court Judge Jean
Rheinhcimcr in Westminster.
Earles and his com panions, dressed
in Halloween outfits, were passing
throu$h the channel entrance after a
late-night cruise to the Queen Mary
when the accident occurred. accord-
ing to police accounts.
Tests showed Earles had a blood
alcohol level of 0.11 . slightly above
the limit at which the law says a
person is too drunk to drive a car.
Earles originally was charged w1lh
operatina a boat while intoxicated.
Teachers' salary fight.top
story in Huntington Beach
1Downtown renewal, Bolsa Chica plan.._:_
also ma econtinuing news in 1985
I The year l 98S was a time when
teacbcn In the Hu.ntinaton Beach
Union Kiah School District flexed
their m uKles.
Embrotled ioa bitter salary dispute
with tcbool board trusteesi t~e ltachc'rs refuted to budF In their
neeotiation went out and
found ~ ca~tet in sym.,.lhy
lwith their C&UIC -Jerry Sull1!AJ1, Bonnie C..sttcY. and Devid Warfteld
-and wotked for their election in
November.
And \bey wound up with just about
everythina they ever wan ted :-a 1. 9
percent pay incrca.e that wtU cost
S4.47 m illion over three yeen.. bind-ina arbitration and required union
mem bership amona an teachcra.
El.ewhere in Hunttnaum Bach in
I 98S, officia ls made headway on
rcdevelopina the dcwiontina down-
town rached a compromite on dev~t at the Bola Otica marlil'ndl-and fmtcd over the
craahe1 of liaht airplanes at
Mmdowlark Airport.
The toP story of the year, however,
was the bitter and successful fllht put ~p by the 70().plus teachcn for a pay
increase.
Anaered by pay off en-for a while
the best officials would oledae was a I
percent hike -more than )()() teachers stayed borne in ~tctt on
May 24. That tactic forced officiaJs to
shell out about S40,000 in tu,peytta'
money for avbltinue teecben. .
Five EdilOn tacbcn -Gary
Rotda. Don 1-vey, Micbed Shim· poet.~ 8u""t1 and Ken Ammann
-made tbctr own kind of pro&esl.
'They l()tftt the last weds of June at
ICbool for 2• boun a day. 1even daYI
a week. They mede their Aatement
without di1n1pcina education.
Anotbercontrovmy hit the district
but 1he charge was d1sm1ssed because
shenfl's deputies failed to arre~t
Earles before conducting tht' blood
tt'Sl.
Pohlson told Jurors the borrowed
boat was traveling about 30 mph but
was stan1ng to slow m the S)lannel
entrance. whert' the speed hmit is
only S mph. He said Earles tned to
line up the boat for safe passage
through the channel.
''He thinks he going do wn the
middle. instead he's (heading)
straight into the buoy," the attome)
said.
P,olllson said a guiding hght at the
end' 6f a rock jetty in the channel
entrance was not in operation, having
(Pleue eee LJGBTDNl/ A2)
ROBERT
BARKER
NEWS RE VIEW
in the fonn of an edttonal wnnen
about AIDS by Michael Shindltr.
student editor of the Westminster
Histi School paper.
District officials S&Jd the cdJtonal
was not up co jou.mabsm S\lnd.ards
and possibly was libelous. SbincUer
protested and, with the help of ACLl:J
lawyers. took the dispute '° Onnec Councy "Superior Court. TM coun
ordered the district to publish the
andt, bul offiaals have fi1td an
~other acbool de'Vt&opment, 2)
people -17 of than Edtt0n H Wt
(PIJH9 WnJP/A.2)
Newport's reaction JDized
BJ SUSAN ROWLETT Of~..., .......
Loc:aJ "activists and cu y officials cxptUled mixed feehnp today in the ,
wJi.c ~a plan announccd·Thursday th'at would add 32.S daily commericiaJ
fli&fili1rut of John Wa)'ne Airport for the11ext three months.
The additionaJ fii&ht.i wtll be flown between today and March JI.
increasi ng the number of fll&hts leavinJ the airport from 46 to 18.S. The Ora~
County Board of Supervison authonzcd the increa;e, allowina commercial
.carriers flying out of John Wayne Airport to take advantagt of unused flights.
Newport Beach city officials wet:c diaturbcd by-the sudden-~. but
said the number offlights could have ~c.n high~~-T he ~ilY .\9.~@uld..ba.v.c
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Limited
blood
supply
critical
Red Cross officfals
bla m e la ck of donors on AIDS hysteria
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
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There 1s a critical shortage of blood
tn OTange and Los Angeles counu~
the Red Cross said Thursday.
"Ounng_thc holidays people ma.kc
a lot of plans. and donating blood
isn't among them ," said
spokesperson Sandi Lanting of the
Asnencan Red Cross's Orange Coun-
ty chapter. --· •
Yet. there's a btger demand for
blobd dunng th.at same period due. in
large pan. to an increase in acci~nt
victims during thc1lolidays, Lanung
said.
The combination has dropped
blood supplies 30 percent below the
Red Cross's nonnaJ supply. Lanung
sa.id that's a shortage of9.000 units of
blood.
"'We're part.Jcularl) 1n need of type
O." she wd.
Red Cross officials also are com·
batung misinfonnaudn about the
transmission of ac:quJr·cd· immune
deficiency syndrome -AJDS -
when donating blood.
"You cannot contract AIDS b)
giving blood." Lanung said. "We use
the needles only once, and clean
covmngs on all the beds."
A spenaJ blood donor dnve has
been launched to combat the short-
age. with extended hours at the
chapter's fixed locattons and in-
creased use of their mobile unns.
"We're stepping up our efforts, ..
Lanting said. "'We need S.000
donors:·
A.t fhc 1tcd Cro!>s's Hunlmgton
Beach site in Seapon Square. 18822
Beach Bhd . hours have been ex-
(Pleue eee BLOOD/A2)
Mesa traffic
to be slowed
b y roadwork
By TONY SAA \"EDRA ' °' .... Delly Nol """'
Rush hour traffil along Harbor
Boule' ard m C' ostn Mesa 1s expected
to be ~lowed b' up to W mmutes
beglnn1ng Monda) as installation
work cool1nues on a storm drain.
Southbound lanes along a shon
st~~h of Harbor nonh of Wilson
Strett will be closed. while the
nonhbound side will narrow to onr
lane in each direction. said Bob
Rrock. assistant city engmttr
The detour. expected to last about
(Pleue eee BARBOR/ A2)
'Cream of the crop'
vying for Newport
Beach's top cop spot ,
By SUSAN ROWLETI' °' ...............
City offic1als arc sorting through 50
l't'Sumes submitted btfort the~ J 1
deadhnt tn search of fhr mo t
quahfied prnon to ~ ~ltcted as
Newport Beach polttt chief
"We have a very stron.a lidd of
candidatC"S." said ewport Beach
spokesman Duane Munson
N"cwpon Beach Pohtt apt l\rb
Campbell became acuna pohce chtef
Jan l after the depan_wt of Charles
Oro . Oros t nnount'ed tu "'""""
mcnt in October. cfTcctJvc 1n July
after an c1ttndcd lea"t of abstn«
Campbell t:aid ht will be tested for
the pos1t1on of pohet" cb1ef until the
Cit) appoints Gross' permanent re-
placement.
Munson said althouah thcrt aJT
fewer apphc:ant for the the Job than
h~ e'pcctcd. "wt'vc tot the cream of
the crop··
Munson sa.1d rwo candidates from
with.tn the Newpon Beach Polklt
Qt.panment have applied for ~
J)Mtt1on OVJlian and Jaw cnf~
mcnt pe_nonnel have alto tul'Md 1n
their resumes. he Ml
The .ekctlon procas W\11 bepn in
t•-o wecb with the first cvt of Ole
aroup. M\lnaon II.Id. TM final de-
et ion should be made by tht IC'COftd
week I.ft March, M Mid.
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rvtne fireftgµters respond
o smoKe, gaS line rupture .
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H't' I ..._..., 0ruee C'.ounty
&eleb1en to Irvine ia unrdaaed
''ldde811 elrly today.
Pim:e Mid. Tbe 11.1 did not ianitc. but ~lal mnaifted on the ecene
ualil tt wea shut OW. be Mid.
...... Of lbe 111 leek. uafBc OD
MaillStrect wudctoured at Harvard
A venue and Jamboree Boulevard,
polkel&id.
• No iajwies or cncmiw eta-.
wwe reooned. but tbe iaddalu
·u.a.veDienced motorilll diwned ;wouad tbe broken pipeline and
·~ forced to evacuate the ~ by.ildiaa. • '--<>ranee Cowl"' rtte 0epanmeo1
) ......... n O.~ Piefu Mid liabt I ~--.....--. allci.
Tbe iDcideat ~the teCOnd ... line bnU on Irvine's Ma.in Sueet
within I ~ lut Friday, a COD·
stnaction crew punctwed a pa main
at Ma.in Stftld and Von Kannan
A va1ue. No iQjuries were t'CPMe4 iJl
that incidmt, but traffic was diverted &om the intenectioo for about one
bow.
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!Court orders ~ew rape trial
~in withdrawn consent case
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A new
trial wiU be held for a mao ~ with rapine a 14-yar~ sirl whom
he said coruented to sex but cbanled
ber m.jnd after .inlm:o.wx bepn.,
Tbe man's rape conviction Was
~vcned by a slate appellate court,
which also ordered the new trial in the
.Kem County case. A divided state
Sftpreme Court this week refused to
bear the state's appeal of the reversal
David Vela cha~ at qe 19 with
raping the girt near Bakcnfield in
November 1982.
oDJy three of the Supreme Court
juatic:lel voted to hear the state's
appeal oftbc reversal <klc:ilion by the
Stb District Court of Appeal ~our
voca~ needed for a-bc:ariq-by the
seven-member Supreme Court.
Volin& Tuetday in favor of the bcarina were Ol.ief Justice Roee Bini
and Justices Allen Broussard and
Malcolm Lucas. nae appeals court rulin& now
becomes bindina on trial oouns
statewide. Aecordina to the appeals court..
--Vela Said the girl consented and
didn't say she bad chan&cd her min<l
until after penetration; aoci Vela
continued the sexual act by force.
Asked by-die jury-whether those
events would constitute rape, Su-
perior Court Judie James Stuart told
JUton that be wasn't sure. Vela was
convicted, but the appeals · court
revened the verdict.
Justice Hollis Best said if the jury
believed Vela's account. it could
convict him of crimes such as assault,
but not rape.
DIVORCES DECLINE IN AMERICA •••
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-oivorces cost money." me said:
"Divorce often 1s a great reflection of
the ec·onomic times. I believe the
recession was a prime cause for that
(the d ivorce decline) happening in
19&3~"
With the current improvements in
the economy, she said, divorces arc
apin increasing, up to an estimated
I , I 59,000 in the year endina in
September, 1984, and I , 186,000 for
the year ended in September, 1 ~85,
van der Tak said. •.
The changing composition of so-
ciety has also been cited as a f~ctor,
with the memben of the post World
War II Baby Boom generation delay-
ing marriage and divorce in order to
punue education and careers.
The averqe lenath of marri.qt:s
which end in divorce is 9.6 years,
according to tbe government
statistics. Thus, if many marriages
started later. those which arc dis.
solved will also do so at a later date,
according to the population experts.
And since.the marriqe rate saged
in the 1970s when the Baby Boom
postponed that endeavor, divorce
could expect.eel to echo that drop a
decade or so later.
That postpOMmeot of marriage
has also resulted in thote maniaaes
that db occur iovolvina people wbo
are somewhat more mature -a
siluftion which tends to reduce the
odds of divorce, since maniages arc
least stable amona youqer people.
.. In 1983, diverce rates were bi&h-
est for married men 20-24 years of age
(4S.2 per 1,000) and for teenage
women ( 48. l ), .. the Center for Health
Statistics rcpor1ed.
By contrast. the rate was only half
that for men in their 40s and one-
fourth. the. level of the YOUCIFf-VOUP
for men in their 50s. the center said.
And the decline was even sharpe1" for
women, with those qic:d SO-S4 only
one-seventh as likefy to divorce as
teens.
As people tend to marry later in life.
however, the average qe at divorce
has i.ncreued somewhat also. The
avcrqe qe of divorcina husbands
was 36. l iJl 1983, up frm J.4.8 in 1978.
ln the same time span tboaverqe qe
of wives at djvorce rote from 32.1 to
33.S.
The decline in the total number of
divorces in 1983 also resulted in a
drop in the divoroe rate, to 4.9 per
I ,000 persons in~ nation. It was S.O
in 1982 and peaked at S.3 in both
1979 and 1981.
The new statistics also showed that
geographic variation remains strona
across the country.
The Northeast has the lowest
divorce rate at 3.6 per 1,000 people,
.down from 3. 7 in L98l.-Nex.t WU-the
Midwest with a rate of 4.6 per 1,000,
unchanged.
Jn the South the rate was i.6. down
from S.7, while the Wen bad the
biJhest divorce rate at 5.8, down from
6.0 a year earlier.
LIGHTING BLAMED IN BOAT TRAGEDY •••
Pram Al
Vtrl ltarlm
HARBOR •••
From Al
28 days. wdl delay rush hour traffic
from 10 to 20 minutes, Brock said.
During the last month, workers
have installed underground storm
drains thr~gb the Costa Mesa Golf
and Country Oub. Connectors arc
being laid along Harbor for the next
phase of the project, which will take
the drain roughly I 1h miles down the
road to Bernard Street.
The remaining phase won't be
staned for another 18.months, Brock
said.
-The project 1s estimated at S2
million.
NEWYEAR •••
From Al
Thunday.
To mark the anival of Tyle_r
Andrew Jones, the hospital staff
hosted a candlelight dinner Thursday-
evening for parents Thomas and
Kelley Jones of Laauna Beach, ~th
Ritz-Carlton hotef chef Christian
Rassinioux preparing the gounnet
meal.
ORANGE .......
COAST --· r•I
MMe °"'9CI
according to California boating of-
ficials.
Killed in the accident were John
Bakos, 22; Ronald Myers. 22;
Anthony Sutton, 27; Kathy Weaver,
24, and Patricia Hurting, 20. All were
residents of Seal Beach or Laguna
Beach except Hurling, who resided in
Downey.
Earles suffered a broken leg. broken
band, broken foot and a crushing
blbw blow to the abdomen th.at
rcqui.Rd a colostomy.
He has filed a SS million lawsuit ~t Department of Navy. Similar
et'il suits have been filed by other
1urvivon and relatives or those
killed.
The manslaugher trial resumes
Mo~day.
been destroyed in a 1983 winter
storm.
But Orange County Harbormaster
Harry Gage, called as a prosecution
witness, testified that a blinking liabt
on a buoy had been placed near the
rock jetty to serve as a temporary
guide for boaten.
Gage said the temporary light was
in place on the ni&bt of the accident.
To acquaiQt juron with the chan-
nel, a nighttime tour of the entrance
will be taken, Jud&e Rheinhcimer
said. The tour will be taken when the
moon is approx.imately in the same
phase it was in on the niaht of the
accident.
The accident is the wont ever in
Orange County in terms ofloss oflite
and one of the worst in siate history,
NEWPORT REACTION •••
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reached 9S.S flights under the plan approved fast month by the board.
Airport Workina Group spokeswoman Barbara Liebman said the increase
in flights came without warning not only to city officials. but to the public that
utilizes the airport and surrounding areas. ·
••1t (the increase) is less than we could have had." L1ctvnan said, "But
we're still angry and we're still involved."
Lichman said the coali•ion of cttizens 1s upset with the supervisors
becautc they overlooked some aspects of the increase. including the impact on
the traveling public.
"We're very upset with the magnitude of the increase, and are even more
upset with the lack of notification and the increase in an off season." Lich man
said. She added that travelers were not fairly warned oftbe increase.
"The fact that they completely forgot about the traveling public is
inexcusable," she said.
Newport Beach Caty Councilwoman Jackie Heather called the increase
dissappomtina news.
"Of course I'm ~isappointed that the county chose to take this action
especially without talking to us first.." Heather said, "But from what i
undentand. it could have been worse."
Heather said the council will d1scun the city's position and the counars
feclinJS on the matter at its regular meeting Jan. 13.
Councilman Don Strauss said he has always been against the decision to
authorize more than SS departures from the crowded airport.
"Obviously, I think that going beyond 55 1s wrong," Strauss said, "The
whole idea doesn't seem ri~t to me." 4
Newpbn Beach Mayor Philip Maurer said he 1s not concerned about the mcr~sc ~use county officials "arc doing everything they can" to monitor
the s1tuat1on.
"I'm confident that the spirit of the agreement Wlll pf'C'vail." Maurer said.
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BLOOD SUPPLY SHORTAGE CRITICAL •••
From Al
tended durin& tbt drive to include
Saturdays from 8.-a.m. to 12;30 p.m. The center is open'from 8:30 a.m. to
3: IS p.m. weekdays.
Mobile unus in the Orange Coast
this weekend include a visiHo Sperry
Un~vacJ. 29 Executive Parle, Suite 180.
lrvine, rrom 9 a .. m. to 1 :4S p.m. today.
A mobile unit will be al the
Cafistrano Baptist Olurcb, 32032
De Obispo, San Juan Capistrano,
from 9 a.m. to I :45 p.m. Saturday.
TOP STORIES IN HUNTINGTON BEACH •••
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School students -were arrested on drua charges following an .undercover
operation on the campus.
The investiption was ~ested l!Y
Edison Princtp..f Jack Kennedy, who
earlier in the year saw Bill Workman,
the C01Ctl of the Bia Five Conference
co-championship -football team, in-
stitute a voluntary drua-testina pro-
gram amona his playen. The program
was believed one of the fint to be
implemented in the United States.
Also in Huntinston Beach, a dec-
ades-old dream of rebuildina down-
town areas came closer to reafity with
the approval of a $60 million re-
development plan.
Officials si&ned a development
agreement with the Huntinaton Pa-
cifica Development Group that will
build a bigh-nsc. 300-room hotel and
other major structures at Pacific
Coast ffiahway and Main Street.
Officials expect ground to be-broken
on the hotel by late summer.
Efforts to clear old buildinp from
the area aot off to an unscheduled
start on Dec. 19 when fire swept
throuah the interior of an old brick
building, seriously injurina a fire-
fialiter and routing a nu'flber of
upstairs apartment dwellers.
flower
Other deve!opments m the city the Huntington ~ch coastline. The
included: plan thafs been debated for a decade
•The completion of repairs on the or more calls for the preservation of
stoon-damaa&:d picr..after mon.th.s-Of 91 S acrcsofw tlandstQrt>irdsan_<lJea
controveny over escalating costs. life.-construction of ~p to S,700
Officials also disclosed plans to ~aterfront ho~es, possible construc-
operate sportfishing boats at the pier t1on. of a navigable channel to ~e
and to buy a tram to ferry visitors to • P•c1fic Ocean and a 1 .~shp
the end of the 1 830-foot-long struc-manna. ~e OK on the navigable
ture ' channel hinges on a study by the U.S.
· . Army Corps of Enaineers. •ComplctJon of th~ !~story Char-•The sale of alcoholic beveraaes·
ter Centre .office blllldma., a three-was bannedat all service stations that
pack movie complex, three ~s-intend to convert a portion of their
taurants and a five-story parking space into convenience markets or ~tructurc. at the formerly blighcd snack shops.
intcrsectJon of Beach ~ulcvard and •Jn September, two airplanes W~er Avenue, p~v1ously was ~-crashed into buildings adjoining c~p1ed by Ocean V 1ew School Dis-Meadowlark A1rpon. In one instance,
tnct beadquaners. fo ur people escaped injury when their
•Approval of an ordinance de- Cessna 172 crash-landed through a
signed to eliminate illeaal bootleg second-story window at a nearby
apartments in downtown neigh-building.
borhoods. Officials hope to crack •A concen by the Beach Boys for
down o n the illcg.al units by adopting Scptemberwubanned by city leaders
new rqu.lations designed to prohibit who voiced fears that they'd be
coovenions of wet bars into kitchens overwhelmed by crowds.
and to base the number of parking •Officials agreed to spend $19,950
spaces on the number of bedrooms. to finance studies that they hope will •Oranae County supervison ap-persuade Cousteau Society officials
proved a compromise plan that paves to locate a S20 million marine
the way for the development of 1,600 entenainment and education center
acres of Bolsa Chica marshlands near in the city.
SE PREVIEW
art bY. ~kitlllllllllif4
Jan. 4
tory
Award Winners
HEADLINER 1986 Rose of Ille
Year A spKtacular b1color
creamy petaJs edged wuh c
A.narrow Plctec ott the in
pellls widens until. !he ou
tals ere nearly all red A ..........
bloomer. on a tall. 1cuve
Plant Patl'nt Applied f'11r
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BROADWAY· 1'86 All·Am4'fe11
Winner Crow• S 10 6 feet tall
Blooms are a blend of rich yellow
ed1ecS wub ma1ent• ~tell>' tcent~ Plant Patent AppU~ f ·or
WJNNER
FLORIBUNDAS
Angelface
Cecile Brunner
Cherri sh
GRANDI FLORIA
Olympiad
Red Masterpiece
Chrysler Imperial
And SO other varieties
especially adopted for our
So. Califomia climate.
'rtU! AM!REAN tllft'l?blll'D~Li llEJ!T1
CITATION FOR CONTIUB\JTIONS TO COMMERCIAL
HORTICUL T\JRE.
Visit the Victory Garden, Ro-
gers West Coast home tor
PBS's national televised
gardening show.
•.
Legislators set
for FV receptioD
U.S .. Rep. Roben Badham, Assemblyman
Nol•n Fnuclle and Oranae County Supervisor
ROJCr .Stanton will be arnon• the elected officials
attcndina the annual leaislauve Recpetioo sched-
uled today by the Fountain Valley ChambCT of Commerce.
The event, which is free and open to the public, run~ from 7 to 9 p.m. at Great American First
Savmp Bank, l 0 l 7S Slater Ave,. Fountain V.alley.
<?ther auests will include Fountain Valley coun-
c1lmcn James Neal, Georae Scon and Ben Nielsen
fountain Valley City Manager Judy Kelsey -and
judges from the West Orange County Murttipal
Coun.
Champagne and hors d'ocuvres will be served,
and chamber music will be performed, courtesy of
the event's sponsors, Great American First Sav1n15
Bank and Safeco Insurance.
Preparedneq streued
The lrvine chapter ofthe American Association
of University Women will bear a tallc on emergency
preparedness in the event of an ca.rthquake
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . in the Irvine Senior Center, 3 Sandburg Way, Irvine.
Dawna Finley, senior public safety assistant for
the city oflrine, will conduct the session. Call Susan
Condrey at 641 -3564 for additional information.
Winter activities offered
Registration for winter recreation activities is
now ta.ki_ng place at the· Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Department. Most classes
and activites will begin next week.
Mail-in registration may be sent to Recreation
registration, 3300 Newport Blvd .. P.O . Box 1768,
Newport Beach 92658. In-person registration is
currently being conducted.
Art claues in Irvine
Tbe Irvine Fine Arts Center is offering a
number of classes in ils winter schedule, including
ceramics for children, drawing for teens and basic
phot09f'llphy and watercolor for adults.
Add1tionaJ winter quaner classes will cover oil
and acrylic painting. stained glass, ceramic sculpture
flo~I desian and handmade paper. There are classes
.-for children as young as 3 years old and more
information is available by calliOJ the center,
located at 4601 Walnut Ave. in Irvine's Heritage
Park,-u 551-1078.
Animal control friend• meet
An organizational meeting for the newly
formed Friends of the Seal Beach Animal Control
will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . in the seniors room
of the m•ry Wilson Library, 707 Electric Ave., Seal
Beach.
Louise Welsh of the Friends of the Irvine
Shelter will give tips on how to organize an effective
group of volunteers. Call Marsha Cleghorn at
431-7139or Michelle Stearns at 431-2541 for details.
Brea.t e%ams scheduled
The Costa Mesa officeoflhc American Cancer
Society will be offering training p.r6grams for women
who would like to become breast self examination
insiructors next Friday at its facility, 1503 South
Coast Drive, Suite 110.
Volunteers will receive information about
breast cancer along with current detection and
treatment methods. Call the society at 751-0441 for
additional information. ·
~An Invitation:
Attention orgenlzetlon presidents end sec-
reterlel: We want to help make your upcoming
events, ~tings. seminars and fundrelae<s soc-
cesatul. Send brief announcement1 lncludlng lime.
place, coat (If any) and a phone number for
eddltlonal Information to: Bulletin Board, Deity
Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Meea, 92828. Reporta of your club or organlzat1on'1 activities
-like community service projects 0< election of
officer• -should be directed to IM Community
Newa EdltO< et the eame eddr..S. Non-returnable
blecic and wtilte ptiotograptia are welcome.
Friday, Jan. 3
No meetllls• acffclaled
Monday, Jan. 6
• 9 a.m ., lrvllle Cltlld care Project Board,
Irvine Unified School District Administration
· Building. SOSO Barranca Parkway.
• 7:30 p.m .. lrvtae Ftaaace CommJ11i•, City
Council Chambers, 17200 Jarnbo~ Blvd.
Pou cE Loe
Nelson children
..J
ca~onfamily's
stage tradition ..
By tile ~nocla&ed Presa
~ .ANGELES :._ At one time the
Nelsons, Onie and Harmt aod David and
Ricley, all lived together and shared a
version of their lives with the television
audienoe.
The Nelsons played themselves for 14
years on "The Adventures of Ozzie and
Harriet," and the boys grew up on the
show.
It was \there that "Ricky" Nelton
discovered his talent for si~n1 and went
on to become a teen rock 'n roU idol. He
was making a comeback of sons as Rick
Nelson when he was ptled Tuesday at the ·ace of 45. His chartered DC-3 crashed en
route to a New Year's Eve date in DaJlas.
David Nelson bcpn his diTCCtin1 carecT
on the series. He directed 13 episodes and
later directed shows for "O.K. Crackerby,"
"Adam-1 2" and other series.
He is JlO.W president and director of
Casablanca Productions., wruch makes
national and local television commercials.
He has also directed such motion pictures
as .. Last Plane Out," ''Night Scream," "No
Drums, No Bugles" and other others, said
Holly Vega, office coordinator for
Casablanca.
David, 49, doesn't act much any more,
but he was in a TV movie with his mother
in 1976. It was caJled "Smash~ on
Interstate 5."
Harriet Nelson. 71, sold ber Hollywood
home and moved to Laguna Beach after
the death of Ozzie in 1975. "They owned
that home for many years and Ozzie used
to swim two miles fo the ocean every da.y
they were there," said Maury Foltldare,
who was their publicist for 32 years.
Mrs. Nelson also appeared in the
m101scries "Once an Eagle" in 1977. Her
last appearance was in an episode of ABC's
"Glitter," a series in which granddaugjlter
Tracy Nelson was a regular. She.was called·
in recently by director Steven Spielberg for
an interview about a movie role.
Tracy Nelson, 22, Rick's eldest child,
LB attorney
credited for
innocent's
jail release
Marshall Houts aids
British journalists,
'Court of Last Resort'
By tJ1e Associated Press
A Southern California attorney and
former member of England's "Coun of
Last Reson" was credited wnh helping a
team of journalists free an innocent man
from a British prison.
Writer-director Peter Hill said Thursday
he··and others from the current Briush
Broadcasting Corp. show, .. Rough Jus-
tice," sought out Marshall Houts of
Laguna Beach for advice a~d encourage-
ment.
Hill said he and the others feel "we are
picking up the torch" carried by the
"coun" assembled in the 1940s by mystery
writer Erle Stanley Gardner. ·
Hill said his team succeeded in Decem-
ber in gelling an innocent man freed~
Houts, 66. an attorney who now writes
on forensics. suggested the British journal-
ists find witnesses whose trial testimony
was suspect and persuade them to recant.
He also correctly predicted the tongue-
lashing the group got from a judge over its
methods.
"You don't get a lot of applause from
those wielding the suck-when you're
buckinR the system to free innocent
Smoke, burns
killed singer
TEXARKANA, Ark. (AP} -Fire
spread so quick.ly thtou&h a DC-3 canymg
s1naer Rick Nelson ancf six othen to their
deaths ~t they apparently weren't.able to
put 'it out, and died of smoke inhalation
and burns, officials say. .
Four of the five fire extinguishers in the
cabin of the chanered plane that crashed
Tuesday near De Kalb, Texas. were
unused, National Transportation Safety
Board chairman Jim Burnett said in a news
conference Thursday.
Burnett said there was no indication of
structural failure aboard the 42-ycar-old
plane, and that investigators would use
infrared photography today to try to learn
if sptJ:IUC reponed by a truck dnver was
aircraft 'fuel.
stars in the upcoming movie .. Down and
Out in Beverly Hills," according to her
agent, Sue Cameron. She plays the dau_gh-
ter of Bette Midler and Richard Dreyfuss
and has an affair with Nick Nolte.
She previouslr had a small role in
"Maria's Lovers' and starring roles 1n two
series, "Square Pegs'' and "Glitter."
Her brothers, twins Gunnar Enc and
Matthew Gray Nelson, have their own
· rock band, The Nelsons. Two sons of the
Lennon Sisters are also in the band, which
recently played at the Hard Rock Cafe at a
patty given by Cathenne Oxenburg and
Princeu SJephante, Princess Caroline and
Prince Alben of Monaco, Cameron said.
Rick's youngest son 1s Sam H illiard, I I,
who is in school. He had four children by
his marriaae to Kristen Harmon, a n anist.
"She is the daughter of football hero and
sportscaster Tom Harmon ·and former
actress Elyse Knox. Actor Mark Harmon is
her brother and actress Kelly Harmo n 1s
llanball Hoata
people," said Houts. whose group as
credited with freeing 41 wrong!~ con" 1cted
people.
Houts, who was an agent for 1he FBI and
then a military intelligence officer in
World War II, said he is the last sunwing
member of an elate team of la"•ers.
forensic expens and other cnminolog1sts
assembled QY Gardner. 'fhrough 1elc-
vision broadcasts and magallne articles.
the group challenged con' 1ct1on'i thn felt
were wrong.
The "Coun of Last Resort." as 1t "as
called. received 20,000 applicauons. in-
vestigated 600 cases and dug up enough
evidence to convince Judges that 41 of the
convictions were wrong. Houts said
"We feel we are picking up 1hc torch that
Houts and Erle Stanle) Gardner earned,"
Hill said in a telephone inter' 1c" from
London.
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Rick NelMD with bJa family in 1975 when he WU preeented a r OD
Hollywood'• Walk ~f Fame.
her sister. . wo man with four children
Foladart said DaVld had two children by Foladare S3Jd he managed Rick Nelson
his first mamage and later mamcd a dunng his earl) career as a sin1tcr.
Fire officials have
a. burning desire to
eliminate yule trees
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .... Oell't ...... ·-
Orange Count) firefighters arc anuous
to put the torch Lo 1bcal Chnstmas trees.
The county fire depanment has ar-
ranged to burn aging Chnstmas trees at
locations in lrvme. San Juan Capistrano
and M1ss1~ VieJO. hoping 10 keep the
holida) S) mbols from tnggenng an~
additional Lra~ies.
This season. d ry Christmas trees are a
suspected cause in fireis 1ha1 gulled at l~st
three Orange Count) homes and damaged
se' era I others.
"lt"s the best krndltng I can think of for a
fire." said Orange Count) Fire Captain
Lou Furst
He s.a1d the lire department has set up
se' eral places whe~-hnscmas trees can
be dropped off. The trees "ill be 1gn11ed
under controlled cond1t1ons
Furs1 said the Chnstmas tree bums are
designed to speed d1spos.al of che hohda'
S)mbols and to highlight the fire hazard
poSt>d b) the trees.
Followang are 1hree local tree bum s11e'
•..\l '7 p.m toda~. count) firefighter<,
will burn trees in San J uan Capistrano at
the south end or La Nov1a ..\' enue. south
of On ega Highway. Tree~ can Ix-dropped
ofTtoday an> time before then
•In Irvine. a bum 1s scheduled for ...
p.m. Tuesda~ a1 the nonhc.-asl corner of
.\lton Parkwa} and East Yale Loop
People can hegin -dro ppang off tree., at the
<>Ile aturda'
•In M1ss1on Viejo. a burn 1s scheduled ,
for 7 p.m. Thursda) .at the Youth Athleucs
Parle on Olympiad Road.. near the entranC<'
10 the lake. Peopte can begin dropping tr~1
off here Wednesday ~
'Furst said firefighters arc encouraging
residents to ge1 nd of their Chnstmas trees
thro ugh these burns or through trad111 onal
rubbish pickup~ o\s the trees become o lder
and dner. the> become an even greater fire
hazard. he said
E'en before Dec 25 a C"hnstmas cret·
~as the suspected cauS( ofa fire that gutted
a Placenua home and endangered 3
handicapped resident caught inside The
man was rescued, but damage to the homt.•
"as esumated ac S7o.OOO
O n Chnstmas E\.e. fault~ hohda) light~
apparent!~ 1gm1ed a h'm& room tree an
Costa Mesa Although no o ne was IOJUred.
the.-fire spread through che house. causing
more than S200.000 damage and lea\ mg
the fam1h homeless. '-Chnstma~ tree lights also were a
suspected cause in J fire Monda:-mom1~
that gulled one ( orona del ~tar home and
damaged 1"0 other<, .\ 'e"pon Beach
firdigh1cr suffered a minor IOJUT'\ Dam-
agc "asesumatt"d at SI u. lOtoS2oo.uoo
fire Captain Furst "am that d1spo~I
must be done proper!~ He said an In me
fam1h unw1seh tned to bum a C hnstmas
tree 1n the famih fireplace on !'le" '\car'.,
Da) lie said the tree "a" 100 large and
burned 100 inten~h tur the fireplace Hl·
~1J 11 tilled lhe h n U'4.' "llh 'imnle and
,au<.t•d about ~21• dJmJ~l
Huntington Beach
Police seize alien family
ill major drug crackdown
cards but no ca~h "as reported )tlllcn
Th1.1rsda' from a "h1te 1977 Honda
\" 1c parled 1n front o f tht' Fam1h
Fitness Center health club. I boO
~dams Ave. Police reports said the
thief smashed one of the windo°"\ to
gain cntr).
Irvine
.\ th1ef'>tolt' a "h1te Sears IL'\..~pt.·cd
bicycle from the coun)ard ol a
condominium 1n 1he 3700 blocl of
Park vie" Lane Thu~a}. Police said
the bike wa "onh between S.50 and
$200
V.edncsda\ lhc \1C t1m told roli1t'
that lh<' thief entered through .1 t\\n-
to<lt-square doaJ1.1e door ...... o. S:!OO blall leather purse corua1n-
1ng credit cards. S800 in cash and a
SJOO kc\ chain was reported stolen
from a store at 11 ~ Fashion Island
Thursda\ fht.' pu~ had been left
unattended al the t1mt· of the thdt
police rt>ports '31d
Je"cln 'alul~ at Sl 5ll "a" n··
ported st1,lcn trnm a home-1n thl' 2 '\U<
hltX"l l)I v. h1te..ands Thur\d,l\ I he
th1c.-r C'ntcrc.-d thrtiugh a rear unk1da-d
" 1ndo". pohle repons "<ltd • • • Thieves stoic S-tll in clothing from a
blue and\.\ h11e I ~8 '\ Ford 'an part..ect
in fr()nt 1lf a homt in the ~l)~)(l hh-x l
of \urge 1hc '1~ um told pol.re • By USA MAHONEY
Of .. O.., .........
well-establishedring of illegal aliens
that has been operating out of Santa
Ana's residential neighborhoods for
years.
Investigators have linked the Car-
ranzas with 12 Santa Ana residences
through utility bills and a trail of
marked "buy money" used by undc.-r-
cover officen. • • • Four hubcaps valued at lxt"t•cn
$200 and $400 were reported stolen
off a Mercedc.-s parled 1n a 101 at
18800 Mac nhur Bhd. Thu~a' • • • A gold necklace was reported stolen
South C ounty •
~ S lqQ.Q~ car stereo'", refl('lrted
stolen from a rt"d I Q7Q R , .. / parked in·
front ofa Laguna Niguel home 10 the ~4600 block of Los Serra nos. • • • .\ thief reponedh '\tole a S I I Oil
Thursda~ ~ • • • . omC(lnt' rt'ponedl~ 'Ink ·,,
maroo.n l'l".i \aah Q(10$ parll'd 1n
front ol tht' H ught's marl..c\ I hi\~ I
·\lgonQu1n ThurM1a' afternoon • • • .\ re\1dcnt 1n th<' "~00 hllxt.. llf
( cntt'r reponcd T hur-.da' that .,,1me
one '\tole a S 11 11100 J1am,1nJ nne.
from her home
Santa Ana police believe they have
the goods on a family of alleged drug
pushers -illel81 aliens who set up a
dozen or more "drug stores" in
houses throughout the city and at-
tracted buyers of marijuana, cocaine
and heroin from all over Orange and
parts of Los Angeles counties.
Lt. Dave Salazar said conspiracy
charJeS against Edelmira. Amador. ...:. Marut and Cornelio ~amnza, all ~f
.&nta Ana, ar~ a sianafic"8nt break 1n
an ,ongoina narcotics. enforocme!'t
dTon aimed at reducmg the avail·
abiluy of illepl drugs in the county
seat.
"It's like an extcnd1d family. There
are a great number of people involved
in this," said Sg1. John Collins.
Money fro m a steady stream of small
drug sales is being sent back to
Mexico, where the drug operation
oriainatcs. Collins said.
All but Cornelio are being held at
Oraoac County Jail. Preliminary
hearin15 on the charges arc set for
Wednesday, he said.
Arca narcoucs enforcement of-
fi cers praised the efforts of Santa Ana
police. Surveillance and other l.Ulder·
cover activities necessary to 1dent1f)
the forces behmd the drug hoosts art
costly 10 time, money and manpo"er,
Irvine narcotics Sgt. Leo Jones said.
Santa Ana 1s a popular desttnauon
for hi&h sch'ool-age drug users 1n
Irvine, he said. Pc.-riodic sales arrests
made by Irvine officers in Santa Ana
pointtd to an orpnlUt1on such as the
C'arran?as a~ accused of running.
Jones said.
from a car parked in front of a home
1n the 3900 block of Parkv1c" Lane
Mo nday • • •
"eight ~t from the garage ot a Dana
Point hom C' 1n the .'\ lq()() bloct.. of
Ciolden Lantern • • • The attendant of an El Toro Unocal o sef"Vlcc station. 23581 Rockficld
reported that ~meonC' pumped
$14 lO in gas and drove off w11howt
• • • .\ mak 1u,enile "a" .1rrec,tt'd
Thursda' at an .\dam~ <\' enue
Target store for allcgedl) 'iteahng
$3 99 1n proph\lactic" He wa~ taken
into c ustod> and the items he.-stoic
wert rtto' ert"d, pohtc repons •.1ud
"'This is problbly one of the most
oraaniiod narcotics or,crations ~·ve
been able to break. • Salazar said
durina a pren conference Thursday.
Police have made laraer dNt busts,
but Salaur sa1d the arrest of the
family membcn 1s slJnificant bc-
cauSt they arc believed to be behind a
C..."-
A Pany Time l.dquor store em· ployee reported that a man walked
1n10 the I 548 Adams Ave. •tote
Wednesday nlabt. pabbcd two • 2-
packs or~ and ran out the doot
••
Police believe the Carrant&S -
whose familial relationships arc un-
known -packqed two to five
p0unds of marijuana a day at their
home at 2214 W. W1lsh1rc. The
marijuana. alona with small amounts
of eocaine and heroin pecltqed at
other safe houses, was then di~
tributed to at least a dozen and
possibly up to S2 drua howscs
throuaflout Sa.nta Ana. Salaur said.
W1tbout peyina. The beer was rc-
pe>rtedly wottb S 12. • t.
Thieves 11ole a :J300 sttreo from a
home ln the I~ block of lukup
La.ne someome betCTtttn Tuetda)'
1
A pettcm of 11le&1I aliens usina
rundown. nearly unfum1shtd ho uses
to sell small amounts of drup to a
tcad¥ stream o f c ustomers could not be co1ncidental. he said. "There had
to be an out ide force that controlltd
the~thinp."
and ThursdaY'( Police repons said the
victim bad JUSt moved anto the
midence when the thef\ occurred • • • A pune containi"I a wallet. a pair
of c)'t'llas.tn. a S 110 W11tch, cmlu
Fifty gallons of paint wert rcponcd
stolen Thursda} from two construe·
uon sites at 4()q E. Yale Loop. • • • A th1e( entenna throuah • rear
shdan& &1us dOO{. rcponedl) stolt' a
TV end ~ h from a ho me along
Montaomery Thursday. ••• An undetermined amount of jeY.-
elry was reported stolen ThuOO.)
from a ho me alona Eqlc Run
sometime bctwtcn Ott. lS and Ot'c
30. Police reports s&id th<' thlcf u~ a
key obtained from a lockbo:x to pan
entr)'.
Newport Beacb
,.,_resident in the 400 block of •anal
reported that a thief broke lft\O bLS
home.. ranMCked the micknet and
nolt' 1 SJOO Walther PPK baodcun
..
~1ng • • • A S2 6 I 7 ''ldt"O cas11rtte rt-corder
was reported stolen from a Dana
Point home 1n the 33Q()O bloc!.. ot
Malap
Fountain V all8J
A re 1dcnt an the 9700 block of
Popp · repontd that thieves 'tole two a.as la•n blov.-tn from the bed of has
pickup parktd m front of h15 home
earl) Thutlday mornini. Pohor t'Sll·
mated the los at SSOO • • • A hydrauJiq ackand mlSCCllancous
tools valued at SS7S ..-ere n:pc;.>ncd
tolen (ro11'1 a stol'llC shtd Wed
da)'. Polttt"sa1d the 1bacr cut tht lock
wnh bolt Cutten 10 pan utry.
• • • Offietal!> at a Ja('k·1n·th~Bo>. ~-
taurant. 604~ Edin&er "'e . ~portt"d
Tuesda' that s~n v.as had httn
taken from the <'• h register . . .
" re 1dcn1 1n the 16100 block ot
Ma lap I'( ported that S 150 in cash, a
SI SO phone a $1 SO answcnna ma-
cb1nt' end a $200 lx-ar skin ~ and
"'ere stolrn from h1'i home Tuesda\ ·
n\lht • • • .\ z1pl>(rtd depo 1t baa conta1n1na
an SS. 900 diamond nna a.nd S200 1n
ca.sh and cbf:Cb was rc~rtcd tolen
from a bu inc at S894 Edtnatr A~e.
Tbunda)'. Poh« rcl)On\ Mid tht bat
w....s &ittJna on a counter -.ben lhc
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Prison riot ends ·
as convicts free
last of hostages
MOUNDSVJLl..£. W.Va. (AP) -
lnmaies who aeized control of the
Wes1 Virainia Penitentiary and killed
three prisoners in a two-day upriaina
released their last bostaaes today, and
panSs moved in to restore state
OOlltrol. AD tbe bostaaes were freed by l 2:4'S
p.m., authorities said.
The inmates. who initially had
leized 16 bostaaes. si&ncd an aarec·
meat with S\ate. officials Tbunday llRdna to free their captives and mum control of the prison to the
state. But after sipi~c agreement
and releuina six of the.hostqes, they
went on a rampqe throufb the
prilon, "destroyina everythina in
ai&bt." officials said. 'The body of a third inmate killed by .
fellow prisoncn was removed from ~ prison this momins, and there
was no way to tell if other inmate
killinp bad occurred, Assistant Cor-
rectiops Commissioner Wilham
Whyte said before the release.
The .ettlement called for the last
.even hostaaes to be released today
and state control of the 120-year..old,
fonrcu-like prison _ restored after
nearly three days of rioting.
In return, inmates were l?romiscd
there would be no reprisals for
participatina in the rioting. They also
were promised a mectina with Gov.
Arch Moore to discuss arievanccs,
officials said.
.
be Mly investipled and where
punishment is appropriate it will be
applied," he said.
The uprisina bepn Wednesday
niaht when inmates ovel'J)Owered
&ua.rds and seized the hosaa,es. After
a 20-hour standoff, they qRed to the
settlement. But Thursday niaht, ~
onen swarmed tbrouaJl die pe_ni-
tentiary's ma.in buildina. raided the
hospital drua dispensary and went on
a rampqc, officials said.
"We undentand there has been a
lot of physical damqe, ram~ and
wrecking, destroying everyth1na in
sisht.'.' said records clerk John
Mawe1 Six of the 13 hostages still held
Thursday afternoon were f~ after
the negotiated settlement was sianed
by ~tale officials and inrriate reprcsen-
tahves.
"Yoo never thinJc you're aoing to
see your family after a thin& lilce that,"
MaJ. Edward Littell. 33, said after
being release. "I did a lot of praying. J
had a lot of people doing a lot of
praying for me."
Moore's press secretary: John
Price, said Thursday's release was .a
show of aood faith, and officials
believed the settlement would
"produce a peaceful end to this
situation."
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Woman startled.at news
she has artificial heart
·By Qie At..ela&H Prut
MINNEAPOLIS -The first woman to receive an anifie11I heart is
improvina steadily, doc1ors said after she awoke from a coma and was stamed
to learn for the flnt time that she has a mechanical pump beatina inside her.
Mary Lund sat up in bed Thursday for the first time since she received the
artificial heart 16 days qi>, said Dr. Frcdarick Gobel, a cardiologist who is
servinJas spokesman for the implant team. "She wu told today that she had an
artificial heart," Oobcl said Thursday. "She reacted in a stanled manner to
that. She was reassured about the nature of her situation othe~
Poll .dlotn lnteJJ.e concern over AIDS
VIRGINIA BEACH , Va. -Homosexuals should be barred from jobs as
food handlers, doctors or day care nurses or be tested for AIDS before takinf
those jobs. accordina to a majority of people respondi~ to a GalJup Pol .
Seventy-two percent believed a blood test should be given to the general
population to determine how far the acquired immune deficiency syndrome
virus bas spread, said the poll commissioned by the Christian Broadcas~in'
Network. "lt-clearly indicates enormous concern on the part of the public. •
Georae G allup Jr. said oftbe poll issued Thursday.
Spy •a•pect facing addltlonal charges
Ai.EXAND~IA, Va. -Larry Wu-Tai Chin. accused of spying for ~he
People's Republic of China. faces additional counts of espionage, passmg
documents and income tax violations. A federal grand jury handed down a new
indictment Thursday chargjna Chio with givina a Chinese agent named ."Mr. tee.: classified information from the CIA about the West's assessment of
Chinese capabilities. The document listed three meetings between Chin and
Lee durina which Chin allegedly passed information.
Connie Francl• In mental hospital j
MIAMI -Singer Connie Francis ttas been taken to the Miami Mental
Health Center at the request of police followin& an incident at a hotel, oflicials
said. The Miami Fire and Rescue Squad removed the sinier from the Grand
Bay-Hotel Tuesday, fire department spokeswoman Cnsty Hick.man said
Thursday. Francis, who has a history of mental problems. had several big
selling records in the 1960s and was the star of the 1960 movie. ··where th~
Boys Are," abo11t Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale.
I
Cl:a1ldblrtlJ for older •omen Mf er
Moore said today there wbuld be
no amnesty for those who committed
crimes, if!cluding tl)e inmate killings.
"Everythina that bas happened will
Inmates remained in control of
most of the prison Thursday night,
however. At dawn, th? prison was
quiet, although inmates could be seen
pacing by the windows. State police Jady WU.On conaoled by Donald K.ruplca after lea~lnC her
and guards stationed outside the huband waa not~amoq bo.tace. rele.aed. prison walls remained tight-lipped.
CHICAGO -Improved medical care and better education are ltkel) 1
reasons why the pregnancy-related death rate for women age 35 or older has,
been cut nearly in half over tbe past.several years, researchers say. ''Although!
older women will probably continue to be at higher risk of maternal lieath.1 recent trends ... should be reas.suring to younger women who are considering1
postponement of pregnancy and to women aged 35 or older who ar~.
contemplating pregnancy," the resear~hers said in today's Journal of thl'
American Medical Association. ----· Falwell's Moral Majority absorbed by new, broade.r unit Dalla•, Detroit planes OK after ml•.IJaIM
W A.SHINGTON (AP)-The Rev.
Jerry Falwell, complaining that press
criticism bas fri&htcncd people away
from his Moral Majority, said today
he is stanina a new group with a
different name and broader goals.
The Moral Majority will stay in
existence. be said ·at a news con-
ference, but it will be merely part of
the new Liberty Federation.
Through the federation, Falwell
said he plans to expand efforts
supporting national defense and
budget-balancing -subjects many
people don't consider moral issues-
and put more emphasis on fighting
commu.nism overseas.
asked to JOtn in a mass mailing this
month. WJll attract people who share
his views but fear identification with
the much-publicized MoraJ Majority.
Many details ot the move to a new
umbrella organization. with the
Moral Majority as a subsidiary. were
spelled out in a Falwell publication
being mailed to supporters.
The television evangelist also
hopes the new organizatJon, which
Moral Majority members are being "The· press. for six years. has
Baby with new heartgpes home
LOMA LINDA (AP)-Baby Moses has gone home,
and the world's youngest and longest-lived recipient of a
newborn-to-newborn heart transplant should raise aware-
ness of the need for infant heart donors, his surgeon sa.ys.
"Baby Moses reflects not only a continual scientific
development in transplant surgery, but also reminds us of
the scarcity of donor bCMts for newborns," said Dr.
Leonard Bailey, who implanted the heart of a brain--Oead
newborn into Baby Moses on Nov. 20, when the infant
was 4 days old.
The boy was released to his delighted parents and
grandparents Thursday. He was in good condition, wuh
no sign of infection or rejecting the transplanted heart,
Bailey said in a statement issued by Dick Schaefer.
spokesman for Lomir Linda Univef$ity Medical Center.
60 miles east of Los Angeles.
Baby Moses was born wnh hypoplast1c left heart
syndrome. the same fatal underdevelopment of the lef\
side of the heart that afflicted the girl known as Baby Fae.
into whom Bailey implanted a baboon's heart in a
controversial operation Oct. 26, 1984. Baby Fae died 201/1
days later.
Bailey has said he implanted a baboon's heart in Baby
Fae because human mfant heart donors are scarce and
because finding a donor for Baby Moses was lucky timinR.
"Thousaods of babies with hypoplastic lef\ heart
syndrome have been bom and died in this coun_try ~ince
clinical heart transplant surgery began worldwide. the
pediauic surgeon said.
Sale Sale Sale
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bloodied and beaten the name 'Moral
Majorit)'.' Falwell was quoted as
~ng 1n that publication. Liberty
Report, which replaces the Moral
MaJority Report.
"There are a lot of people who will
say yes to everything we arc saying.
but they dare not stand with us on
particulu policies for· fear of getting
tarred."
One engine on a Boeing 737 came loose on takeofTin Dalla.s today, forctnl!
an emergency landing, while in Detroit a DC· I 0 jumbo jet carrying 248 people!
overshot a runway and plowed into snow and mud, officials said. No one wa
hurt in either incident. The 737, Austin-bound Southwest Airlines Flight 223.
landed safely at Love Field in Dallas at 8:30a.m., about an hour after it took off.•
an airline spokeswoman said. At Detroit Metropolitan Airport. all 236
passengers and 12 crew members aboard an American Airlines OC-10 werL'
taken off safely without emergency evacuation measures ea~ly t~y after the
plane overshot the runway while landing at 11 :30 p.m. ma hght ram.
Defects blamed
for corrosi0n1n
Onofre 's· reactor
Baby llOea
RU Ff ELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC. "'*' Yu Delar Covtn Mort! 1922 HMIO Bl.VD .. COSTA W:SA-5'1-115'
SAN ONOFRE (AP) -Manufac.
turing defects led to corrosion and
leakase in more than I 00 nuclear fuel
rods m the Unit 3 reactor at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, a
Southern California Edison Co. of-
ficial said.
The damaged rods were removed
during a recent refueling shutdown at
the plant. located midway between
Los Angeles and San Diego, Edison
spokesman David Barron said.
Tiny amounts of water left in the
12-foot long metallic tubes during
testing by the manufacturer caused
the damage to the rods, ~ich leaked
radioactive gas and uranium fuel
before being removed, Barron said.
The leakage resulted in radiation
levels 10 times higher than normal in
the reactor's coolant water, but the
amount was within federal safety
standards. Edison officials said.
(ill Pierce Brothers
Bell Broadway Mortuary
110 8ro.dw1y
Coslil Meu 642-9150
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
REVENUE SHARING
COMPLIANCE NOTICE
PURSUANT TO,FEOERAL REVENUE SHARING REQUIRE-.
MENTS, NOTICE .IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY OF
HUNTINGT£.>N BEACH HAS HAD AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT
FOR THE HSCAL YEAR 1984/85. THE REPORT ENCOM·
PASSES All FUNDS, REFLECTS THE RESULTS OF All
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS, AND REPRESENTS THE CUL-
MINATION OF ACCOUNTING PROCESSES PERFORMED
DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. THE AUDIT WAS MADE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH GENERALLY ACCEPTED AUDITING
STANDARDS ANO THE SINGLe, AUDIT ACT OF 1984. THE
COMPREHENSIVE ANNUAL REPORT IS AVAILABLE FOR
PUBLIC REVIEW IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT CITY
HALL, 2000 MAIN STREET. FROM 8:00 AM UNTIL 5:00 PM,
MONDAY THROUGH F~IOAY . THE REPORT IS ALSO AVAIL-
ABLE FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AT THE CITY'S CENTRAL
LIBRARY LOCATED AT GOLDENWEST AND TALBERT (7711
TALBERT AVENUE).
THE CIT.Y HALL COMPLEX' AND CENTRAL LIBRARY ARE
BOTH ACCESSIBLE TO HANDICAPPED PERSONS. THE
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ENDEAVORS TO AC-
COMOOA TE PERSONS OF HANDICAPPED STATUS IN AO-
.MISSION TO. OR TREATMENT OR EMPLOYMENT IN, CITY
PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES. JOHN ROULETTE, BUDGET
ANALYST IN THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT, HAS BEEN
DESIGNATED TO COORDINATE COMPLIANCE WITH THE
NON-DISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS IN SECTION 51 .65
OF THE REVENUE SHARING REQUIREMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
2000 MAIN STMIT
HUNTINGTON •ACH, CALIFORNIA n141
(714) 531-5227
DATED· DECEMBER 26, 1985
Published Orange Coatt EJ8ny Piiot January 3, 1988
Unit 3, one of two new I. I()().
megawatt power reactors at San
Onofre, began commercial operation
in April 1984. Last February. the
utility reported that about 50 of the
57.505 fuel rods in the reactor core
were lcaldng. but they said at the 11me
that the extent of the leaks and their
cause would not be known until the
reactor was shut down for refueling. a
process which began Sept. 14.
Barron said Uni"t.-3's entire nuclear
fuel load, consisting of 211 bundles.
each containing 265 metal tubes, was
removed for inspection. Normally.
only a third of the reactor's fuel 1s
removed during refuelin1t
"W.c found 105 fuel rods damagcd1
. . . and we believe the damage was:
caused during the manufactunn~
process ... Barro n said.
Syntlietic protein
hormone created
PASADEN~ (AP) -Sc1entts1s
hflve constructed a .synthetic protein
hormone with potential anti-cancc
properties and achieved a milestone
by increasing the size of such pro-tei~Califomia Institute of Techi I
nology researchers reported. t 1
The hormone, called intcrlcuktn·3J C'\
or IL-3, is the largest protein that ha
been c~micaJly synthesized in sig
nificant amounts, Stephen ~ent an~
his colleagues at Caltech reponed irt
Friday's issue of the journal Science. I
IL-3 is a relative ofinterleuk.in-2. ~
hormone that scientists hope will ai
the fia}lt apinst cancer.
The Caftct:h researchers said they,
have increased the efficiency of th~ synthesizing process so that they ca
make proteinJ about four times a
larae as proteins produced previous!
with conventional synthesizers. 1
Stepdaultiterslaln: I
fa th er kffls·ht .. mself j
PAClFlCA(AP)-A man tryinat
convince his wife of the safety of hi
pistol accidentally shot and killed hi
ttepdauahter, lJ'ten fell to his knee
and turned the aun on himtclf tq
commit suicide. police said.
The deaths took place whe
Oordon hadwick., 46, a prominen
labor nqotiator. pulled the tri911er
hit 9mm .emi-automatic pistol t
show "that a JUn that's not loeded i
not• danaer.' said PaCifica Police L
Ed Bunon.
Viflinia Ann hadwick told int
vestiptors that her h~ wu
ueerimenti na with the pdlol in thf h.vana room of the family's h!Sf about lO:lO p.m. on New Ycai'a
when abe Ind ha 15-)eaf-old da
tcr walked In. •
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Save 111.00 to 311 .00: Mandarin twist rat·
tan group. Dept. 233.
Orig. 329.00 to 899.00 218.00 to ~.00
DOMESTICS
Save 50%: Cotton or cotton poly mattress
pads. In wrap or fined Twin to king.
Dept. 264 . Orig 30.00 to 80.00
. '. . : .. · 14.99 to 39.99
S.ve SO%: On our entire selection of
pillows in Eur opean white, V\'hite down.
white goose. feathertdown and synthetics .
Standard, queen and king. Dept. 266.
Orig. 20.00 to 200 00 8.99 to 99.99
Save 10% to 50%: Our entire sheet
selection. Dept 2.
Orig. 10 00 to 75.00 4.99 to 5'.99
Save 10% to 50%: On entire collection of
famous maker towels. Dept. 23 Reg. 4.00
to 37 .00 2.99 to 29.99
Save 50%: Discontinued comforters and
bedspreads by Crosc1ll and Dakotah Dept
10. Orig 45 00 10 245.00 22.49 to 121.99
Save 50%: Comforter sets Dept 10.
Orig. 160.00 to 320.00 . 79.99 to 159.99
Save 30% to 50%: Our collection of
window treatments. curtains. panels and
draperies. Dept. 10.
Orig. 15.00 to 30.00 9.99 to 20.99
S.ve 50%: Assorted d1scont1nued
queen king percale sheets Dept 2
Orig. 24 .00 to 28 00 9.99
Save 50%: Our entire comforter sheet set
collection Dept 10
Orig 200.00 to 400.00 89.99 to 179.99
Save 23% to 50%: Assorted discontinued
informal tablecloths in solid colors and
vinyls Dept 113
Orig. 12.99 to 24 .99 9.99 to 14.99
S.ve 33% to 50%: Assorted discontinued
lace and embroidered tablecloths
Dept 113.
Ong. 14.99 to 29.99. 1.99 to 11.99 •
Save 50%: Holtday tablecloths. placemats,
napkins, runners. napkin rings and aprons
Dept 113
Orig. 3.00 to 100 00 1.41 to 41.99
Save 50%: Wool blend. thermal, acrylic
thermal, cotton thermal, Vellux or Euro
pean throw blankets. Dept. 55. Twin to
king. Ong 20.00 to 120.00 I.• to 51.99
~If CT ROl\llCS
Se•• 10%: All Royal typewriters. Dept.
13. Orig 169.00 to ~.00 121.• to 311.00
C J\ R PI I '-. •\ 1\1 I I f\ I\ I ,\ IH l ( , S
price robes. 0 . 51 /54. .. .. .,. ~ On all Osh·Koah playwear. •
Reg. 32.Q(rto 62.00 . · · · · .21.IO to 41.IO o. 90/234/83/96/137/428. ...,. ~to 4~ Wall to wall carpeting
...,. ~On entire s0tock19o1t258reg1u1391ar price Reg. 8.99 to 23.50 ........ I .. to 14.10 1n 16 quantitiel in over JOO colors. Sale
bras and foundetions. · · S.V• ~On all cuddly plush animals. o. price includes free no obligation measure.
Reg. 5.00 to 26.00 · · · · · · · · : · 4.~ to 20.IO 102. Reg. 5.99 to 50.00 . 4.11 to a.• removal of old c.arpet and padding,
l AMf''> PH. I UHt "> MIHIHH«.
Save 33%: Pair of Harris brass lamps.
Dept. 71 . Ong. 75.00 _ 41.•
Save 33% to 60%%: Our ceramic lamp
collection Dept. 71. Orig 75 .00 to
150.00 31.• to •.99
S.ve 11n tM:tditiota.I 20%: off the sale
price of already reduced St1ffel lamps
Dept. 71
S.ve en edditionlll 20%: off the sale
price of crystal lamps. Dept. 71 .
Orig. 50 .00 td 450 .00, sale 17.99 to
349.00 now 21.99 to 271.20.
S.ve 40% to 50%: All traditional wall and
clock mirrors. Dept. 31 Ong. 30.00 to
300.00 . 19.99 to 199.20
S.ve 20%: All framed pri~ts. Dept. 31 .
SLEEP SHOP
S.ve 30% to 50%: Sealy and King Kail
mattresses 1n 6 firmnesses Dept 69
Twin, full, orig. 129.9,5.to
599.95 18.00 twin to 141.00 ~ ... pc.
Queen. king_ ang. 599_95 to
995.95 378.00 queen to 471.00 king Mt
S.ve en edditionel 10%: off the sale
price of all premium mattresses from Sealy
and King Ko1I Free bedframe included with
Postureped1c and Posture Bond. Dept. 69
S.ve 30% to 50%; Our entire collection of
brass and white iron and brass daybeds
and complete beds. Dept 69.
HOME ENTERTAINING
S.ve 60%: Sango 20 pc. dinnerware set.
Dept 11 . Orig 140.00 41.99
Sllve 40%: Selected Noritake 20 pc din·
nerware sets Dept. 1 1
Orig. 150.00
Save 50%: Dansk Tivoli g1ftware
Dept 204
S.ve 50%: Selected Mikasa fine and
casual dinnerware. Dept 408.
71.99
Save 11n eddttiol19I 10%: Holly crystal
tablewear already reduced by 50%
Dept. 36. Orig 19.99 . .1.99
S.ve 7.00: J G Durand glassware
Dept 36. Ong 12 00 4.99 -·
S.ve 20%; Mikasa Georgian cut
tableware. Dept 36. Ong 6.99
Save 50%: On all brass fireplace
. 5.41
accessories Dept 70
Reg. 8 00. to 110.00 4.00 to 56.00
STATIONERY NOTIONS
Save 25%: Every famous maker frame
Dept 15.
Save 50%: 01scont1nued closet ensembles
Dept 4 Reg 20.00 to 40.00 1.99 to 11.99
Save 50%: Every hanger Dept 4
S.ve 80%: Final clearance All Christmas
cards, gift w rap and Hallmark Reindeer
Dept 120 .
LUGGAGE
S.ve 40%: All M & M Verdi luggage
Dept 33
Reg 22 99 to 84 99 13.79 to 50.99
Ong 9 99 to 74 99 5.99 to 44.99
Save 40%: All Crown luggage Dept 33
Ong 17 99 to 59 99 10.79 to 35.99
Save 40%: Alt Voya~er luggage Dept 33
Reg 18 99 to 99 99 11.39 to 51.99
Save 40%: All High Sierra luggage Dept
33 Orig 14 99 to 29 99 1.99 to 17 .99
Save ~: All soft sided luggage from
American Tourister Dept 33 •
Orig 29 99 to 119 99 17.99 to 71 .99
S.ve -40%: All luggage from Basho
Orig 50 00 to 100 00 30.00 to-80.00
Save 40%: All SkVWd\' t''!eCut1ve grey
vinyl luggage Dept 33
Orig 19 99 to 54 99 11.99 to 32.99
TOYS
Save ~ A ll Plusfi 1 (Including Bixby
Searl Dept. 28 230_ ,. ·
Reg 5 00 to 165 00 3.50 to 115.00
STEREOS VCRS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
S.ve 20.00: Fisher d1scon11nued compact
stereo Dept 88 00 Orig 129 00 10l,OO
S.ve 20%: All d1scont1nued audio com
ponents from Fisher, Sansu1 Techn1G,s.
Pioneer and Sony Dept 88 ·
Orig 79 00 to 399 00 13.00 to 319.00
Save 50.00: Famous maker VHS VCR with
wireless remote. 14 day . 4 event program
ming Dept 235 Ong 329 00 271.00
S.ve en eddhionel 30.00: ott the sale
·price of all d1scont1nued VCR s, 1n VHS or
Beta with wired or wireless remotes
Dept 235
Ong 299.00 to 899.00 211.00 to •.OO
S.ve 5.00%: Racy sportscar phone.
Dept 426 Orig 19 99 14M
S.V. 3.00%: EJ(pressllne Trimhne phone
Dept 426 Reg 17.99 14M
S.v• 10.00: Panasonic AM I FM stereo
cassene recorder Dept 447
Orig 69.99 a.we 21.~: A1wa dual cassett
Dept. 447. Reg. 119.00
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Con·stitutional
question raised
over freeways
... Two courts have concurred -correctly, we think
-that freeway development is not a subject for local
control. .
Tbc_ l~c is simple ~nough. ~ freeway m.eand~rs
throuah cibes and counttes, crossm&_bo~ndaries with
abandon and carrying travelers .from every part of the
state to every other part. If the people of a single city
could block a freeway's path, they would be making a
decision not only for themselves and their neighbors, but
for every Californian who ever tried to drive between
San Diego and San Francisco.
Still, a group of people in Irvine known as the
Committee of Seven Thousand sees the issue from
another perspective. To COST; the matter is one of
democratic prin~iple. If a new freeway is to be funded,
· designed and built on the San Joaquin Hills Transpor-
tation Corridor -which traverses Irvine -the citizens
of that city should have the right vote on it, COST says.
In fact, while many peopfe refer to the current plan
to fund ihe proposed freeway-and two others -with
fees collected from developers as the .. freeway fee" proaram, COST speaks of its unsucc.essful petition drive
to have the question put before the voters as the Citizens'
Right to Vote Ordinance. ·
Of course, the "citizens" exercised their right to vote
when they elected the City Council that approved the
freeway fee ordinance, which in its turn made the city
party to the joint powers agency that will build the new
freeways. Those roadways arc needed to link the ·
southern reaches of Orange County with the more
heavily developed areas to the north and. relieve the
near-gridlock conditions that plague the existing
freeways in the morning a':'d. afternoon rus~ ho!Jrs.
COST spokesman William Speros said b1s group
may appeal the rulings by Orange County Superior
Court Judge Judith Ryan and a state appeals court to the
state Supreme Court. Good idea IfCOST is ri~t in its
interpretation of the issue, there is a constitutional
question to be resolved.
We think the Supreme Court would uphold the
lower courts, but we wouldn't begin to presume that any
court -especially this one =--is predictable. If COST
carries its argument to the hlgh court, and if it prevails, it
will change the future of freeway construction and
related development issues in California for a gener-
ation.
It would also force us to change the way we govern
ourselves, tiltin$ our system away from representative
democracy and m the direction of anarchy.
.
Toma inakes a DJiracle
co1JJe true for FV teens
To the Editor:
Please print the following pan of
this letter for evefYone in and around
the Fountain Valley d1stnct. includ·
ing Huntington Beach. etc.
On Dec. 10 and 11. Dave Toma
came to our campus and made a
miracle come true. Toma grabbed our
attention for 21/i hours. He talked lo
some of the students afterward and
found out that he had gotten inside of
us· like he does everywhere he goes.
Drug addicts. alcoholics. and
suiciders all reached out for him that
day.
That night many of us returned to
hear him again.
He told our parent\ where our
greatest problems are. and that 1s at
home.
On Dec. 11 . he returned to speak
individually to us. but instead we
came together again and 'iharcd
ourselves to one another: we asked
quest1ons and. best of all. we reached
out for one another
I know students at Fountain Valle)
High School who gave up drug~.
alcohol and su1c1dc and wanted to
start over to make their hves better.
Most children start taking, using.
and committing from the first da~ of
birth. I (like Toma) want to help those
people to free them!M!Jves from these
habits and to start a fresh hfe for
themselves. as I did m} hfe.
"It's going 10 take lots of 11me. but
I'll do it." Just hke Toma.
Thank you Dave Toma' Please
come back again . We lo\.c you, Toma
JENNIFER STILWILL
1un1or. F V.H.
Ali t h at'sj ust a lot of smoke
\
Q. Sir Walter Raleigh bet Queen
Elizabeth I hts title against a horse
and carriage that he could es11mate
.. how much smoke was tn a pound of
tobacco. And accordmg to the h1ston-
cal footnotes. he won. How'd he don'>
A. Smoked the tobacco. weighed
the ashes. then subtracted that weight
from a pound. Or so goes the story As
reliable as the old cape-across-the·
mudpoddle tale. that Or\e.
Sar,s here the dog that barks '"bow
wow · tn English ba~s ··wan wan'' in
Japanese and "how ow" in Russian.
·Think of that, a tnli aual dog. Never
mind. While we're on animal
lanauaae. the French say a cm when
purrina aoes "ron ron ron •·
Said Clarence Darrow "Whcn~vcr
J bear people talking about ~nh
control, I always remember I wa!i the
fifth ...
OAANGE COAST
lli~Pilat
South Amencans in the Andes
fatten the1rgu1nea pi~s o n table scraps
and cat them. Picante de Cut.
Roasted. Spiced with hot peppers. A
deltcacy. Still. I wouldn"t order 1t. If
yotl'n nona"ttght to eat rodents at an
early age. it's tough to develop a taste
for them. Outside ofSibena.
If the nati ve men up the great South
A.mencao n ve r had cut their hair.
which they didn't, the ex plorers
wou ldn't have thought they were the
legendary female warriors. And the
Amaion Ri ver might have been
called something else.
In the tombs of ancient E&ypt have
been found manuscripts with maps to
show the deceased how to get to the
next world.
L.M. Boyd 11 • 1yedlcatH
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·'As a card-carryJng curmudgeon, I have Jong resented the Jntruslon of
manufacturers ana advertisers foJstJng their designer goods Into my
lifestyle." ·
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Like it or not, continued
growth inevitable l1J -OC
fssl:le not whether
growth occur~ b ut
how it is handlea
When Pilot editor Frank Zini and I
agreed to begin this column last
March, we stated that its purpose
would be to comment on Orange
County growth issues.
We named the column "In Per-
spective." with the concept of placing
these growth issues 'into perspective
for the 80 percent or so of the-Daily
Pilot's readers who are neither pro-
growth at any cost nor anti-growth at
any cost. ·
Both of us arc overjoyed to rece1 ve
letters from readers of the column -
letters indicate someone is reading.
and reactin~. Letters from those who
disagree wtth this column's per-
spcctjve are just as welcome as are
letters from those who agree. And we
get both.
But it is important to place into
perspective the concept of growth in
Orange County for those.who feel that
this writer is violently pro-growth, as
well as for those wno believe this
wri ter is too soft on growth. I am sorry
that those few who felt so strongly
about growth that they canceled their
subscriptions cannot read this.
The issue in Orange County is not
whether growth will take place.
Like it or not. continued-growt~-HI
Orange County is inevitable.
In my first column, I told how the
Soviet Union tried to stop the growth
of Moscow and failed. I mean. The
Russians didn't just circulate leaflets
saying "Stop Los Angelesizing Mos-
cow" or "We Don't Want Beach
Boulevard on Red Square:· They
actually made decrees.
MARTIN
BROWER
No use. People from ou(side Mos-
cow keep pouring in.
Moreover. Orange County"s
growth is.different. Our growth is no
longer from "Los Aneeles people"
moving here; the majority of our
growth is from our own people ha ving
babies.
The whole picture was hung out
coldly for everyone to sec recently
during a speech by Earl Wooden,
chairman of the Orange County
Planning Commission, when he said,
matter of factly: ··orange County"s
population today is just over 2
million people. In 15 years, by the
year 2000, the population will be 2.6
million. The county is currently
planning on an ultimate population
of 3.2 million."
Can we stop the growth of Orange
County even if the oviet Union
cannot stop the growth of Moscow? A
group of citizens in Irvine is making
an attempt to do this by trying to cut
off fees for two transportation cor-
ridors which are to b,e _panially
funded through real estate develop-
menL · ..
But the question of whether new
roads bring more development was
put to rest in my mind when I saw
studies done on Orange County in the
early 1960s by the California
Division of Highways. These studies
showed future growth patterns ex-
tendj ng from the developed nonh
county into the then undeveloped
Park Service, other unlik ely agencies
making use of super-snooper devices
WASHI NGTON -ls Smokey the
Bear hiding a transmitter in hi s hat
and using that famous shovel for an
antenna?
Could be. _
Incredible as 11 seems, hikers.
campers. climbers, anglers, hunters
and other Amencans .who like to get
away from tt all tn government parks,
forem and wilderness areas may not
be getting away at all. No matter how
remote the site, th('y may be well
within range of federal employees
using sophis11cated su..Veillance sys-
tems.
In fact. according to a recent
congressional studr, some of the
unlikeliest federa agencies are
enthusiastic users of super-snooper
dcvicts. The National Park Service,
National Forest Service, even the
Fish and Wildhfc Scrvic.c. all make
euensi ve use of electronic-
surveillanoe technologies.
The solitude you seek could be
shared by rangers many miles away
without your knowledat.
The conare 1onal Office of Tcch-
nolesy Assessment did a study of
federal aaencics that h,ave elcctron1c-
survc1llancc systems and found that
their use has begun to encroach on
citizens' pnvacy. Rep. Ro bert
KastcnfTleier, O.W1s .. wants to brina
lcaal prottttions into the high-tech
ap. S{>me of what the congress1onal
1nvestlptors told him was puzzling.
For eumplc: ·
•The National Parle Service -
tho~ btn ian folks' who run the awded
tours, answer your kids' question•
and k~p tht traJTac movina -u1e
nine different t lcctronic-survetllance
technologies ito keep track of who
does what on the 79 miHion acres
under its control, according to the
OT A repon. The devices Included:
radio scanners, miniature trans-
mitters. night-vision systems, vehicle
trackers. satellites and hidden sen-
sors.
An official of the Rangers Ac-
t1 vities Branch told our associate
Donald Goldberg that many of the
Jizmos were used for building secur-
ity and law enforcement functions.
But he added candidly: "I can't
imagine an l\J?Plication for some of
these."
•The Fish and Wildlife Service.
with more than 90 million acres to
oversee, including wildlife refuges,
fish hatcheries and research areas.
uses or plans to UK nine surveillance
systems. and will probebly add six
more to its observation arsenal. The
ones already in use include satellites..
telephone taps, miniature trans ..
mitten and veh1cle-tracldn1 devices.
Officials also want to u~ "pen
rqisters," whjch monitor numbers
called from taraeted telephones, and
voioe-recosnition apparatus. ("Hello,
that you, BambtT')
•The Forest Service favors eiJht
snOQJ>•n& systems for its 229 milhon
acres, includina mall interception,
telephone taps and closed<ircuit
television. Mos& are used for law
enforcement. the tetVi<le told con· srcuiOD&I iDVcttiptOf'S. Jn addittQn.
1eo10t1 ate uled to monitor f o~t
land whtte .. cosu of physic.al protec-
tion arc txce sive."
central county. As a result of those
studie~ the state determined that the
San Diego Freewa y would be needed.
The fact that Orange County was
left out ¢the state"s freeway-building
plans during the 1970s certainly did
not stop growth. That's when some of
our greatest growth occurred.
Well, then~ if growth cannot be
stopped. can growth be slowed? Yes.
In good ways and in bad wa ys. With
no land planning, growth of the north
county took place rapidly and
without many of the features that
make for 1l pleasant community.
With land planning. the growth of the
central county and south county is
taking place more slowly and with the
features that make communit1e~
more desirable. So planning for
growth is the good way to slow
growth.
Slowing growth by obStruction is
the bad way to slow things down. By
holding back roads, utilities and
master plans, you get slower growth,
but growth nonetheless -without
roads. utiliues or master plans.
Since growth in Orange County ts
1nev1table, the question is not "How
can we stop growth?" but rather
"How can we best prepare for
growth?''
As our county grows, It faces
growth issues. And these are many,
from surface and air transportation to
residential building del'l'sities and
commercial building heights, from
preservation of open space and
introduction of marinas to smoking
tn public places and curfews for teen-
agers ..
Dunng the year ahead. the Pilot
and I will continue to identify growth
issues and to place each into per-
spective.
Martin Brower pablhbe1 U.e news-
letter "Martin Brower'• Ora.nae
County Report."
J1c1
AIDEISOI
and DAU VAN A TT A
•The National Oceanic and At-
mospheric Administration uses six
different electronic surveillance
tcchnol~es. includina the dial-reaa-
mg pen registers, body wires and
telephone taps.
•The Agriculture Department has
other sub-agencies besides the Forest
Service tha t use electronic
surveillance systems. Its inspector
general uses nine technol<>sies, in·
eluding satellite interception, mail
monitoring and the ever-popular
telerhone taps. The Agnculture
Stabilization and Conservation Ser-
vice, "in suppon of OQJoina criminal
investigations:· uses nine tcchnjqua,,
includina -satellite interception,.ele»
tronk mail monitors, pen resisters
and closed-circujt TV.
SIGN OF THE TIMES: The Coast
Guard has borrowed I wartime
monle-boost1na technique from the
fly-boys, who used to pa1f)t little skull-
and<rossboncs n.., on their planes
foreachenemyaircnfhhotdown. To k~p scott in their war on dnaa
smuuJers, Coast Guard cutter crews
paint a marijuana leaf on the .bridee
for every dope bust rnade on the htab
seas. The antique cutter lnaham,
which saw duty in Wortd War b and
operatct out of Poiumouth, N.H.,
had nlne pot leaves with rt'd lashes
on its bOdtc at last count.
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CoMMLNT ~RY
'Fit to be
t ied over
designer
clothing
Ref uses to become
what he calls a
walking signboard
By STEVE Fft1!:EMAN
If a man, middle~aged-and-then
some, and years divorced, has not
formed fixed, even prejudicial
opinions, be must indeed be little
more than a bumbling moony. Man
with time earns bis spurs as a
curmudgeoo ... and would not a world
without such beings soon become a
shilly-shallying $hambles?
As a card-carrying curmudgeon. 1
have long resented the intrusion of
manufacturers and advertisers foist-
ing their designer goods int~ ~Y life
style. Accordingly I have cauuoned
ladies never never to buy clothing for
me: knowing full well they will come
up with quixotic, ill-fitting designer
raiment -the designer label having.
alas, permeated every cranny of
man's needs.
In my unabashedly biased opinion
the gauche floppy men's suits ac-
credited to unheard-of Italian de-
signers should be forthrightly
outlawed and shredded. The top
button of the jackets is at about navel
level; the trousers have the fullness of
bloomers-at the waist tapering to a
tight ringlet at the ankJe. Clearly the
zoot suit reincarnate. One wearing
such vestment is immediately
sus~ted to be a Sunset Boulevard
pimp.
And closer to home: For years I
have bout.ht the standard terry cloth
bathrobe bearing simply the label of
the store. It is great after bath or
shower. The large shawl collar can be
wrapped abOut the neck; the robc'IS'
long. almost to the ankJes. A warm.
snua.ly eogulfment. -
Alas, a year ago as Christmas
approached, I failed to throw out the
"no wearing apparel'" warning and.
willy-nilly, received a te!TY clQth robe
whi ch -you guessed 1t -was the
creation of a big-name French de·
signer chiefly oflady's wear.
This chef d'oeuvre not only lacked
the shawl collar -it lacked coUar. In
a dari"-' decollete it was opc;n frontal-
ly to midriff and it ceased altogether
just above the knees. Its sleeves were
huge, open tunnels extending only a
bit beyond the elbow.
Clearly, to wear the garment was to
court bronchial pneumonia. Cold air
swooped up the tunnel-like sleeves; it
swept southward over the dccollete
front where it met drafts coming up
from below.
I own too a sweater attributed to a
French designer which, in fact, is OK
-having been fashioned, apparent-
ly. to American pullover style. But it
bears the designer's logo woven over
the left breast. At this age I refuse to be
a walking signboard.
For the same reason -even
though a thoroughgoing Brooks
Brothers customer -I'll not wear
their sole aberration, the jerseys or
sportswear emblazoned with their
Golden Fleece. Nor will I wear sports
shoes screaming the manufacturer's
name.
Then there's the cap, the simple
baseball or golf-style peaked cap. In
earlier years I owned many of these.
each plain navy blue and sporting
absolutely no advertising, no
message, no cute crack. In Palm
Sprinas recently I stopped in front of a
store window disp~ying peaked caps.
Not a navy blue or a me5S1fe-frec one
in th~lot. All with cutsie-p1e or corny
jabberwocky. However. one cap.
despite verbiage, was OK; "Palm
Spnngs Yacht OUb ...
Even an automaker once went
deiianer happy -but for one season
only. A few yean aao the Continental
came out with a few name-bearing
desianer models (a matter of decor-
ation only, f6nunately not engincet'"·
ina.) A Continental user, I was about
to trade my car buuk.ippcd that rear.
While on cars: Dealers will set you
a car with the rear license plate
encased in a frame adv.ertisina the
aaency. I rtquest that it be removed.
Salesman will ask why.
"I'm no sandwich man," I reply.
"But therfs no cost," he will
counter.
"I charge however," I rip<>sti, "if
I'm to be a sandwich man for the
Bftlzyk apncy the cbarac will be a
dollar a day."
The frame comes off.
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• Of'9n09 CGeli DAIL.V PILOT/Frldey, ~ 3, 1-*AT
.Italian judge
.to seek arreet
bf Abu Nidal·
MeDco's
political
stability
in danger
,
U.S. military forces
reportedly ·on alert'
for Libya attack
ROME (AP) -An Italian judge
has decided to seek an international
arttst watT'IDt for Palestinian leader
Abu Nida! in connection with last
week's terrorist attack at the Rome
airpon . newspapen reported today.
Italian newspapers also reported
that all U.S. hues and theiI personnel
have been placed o n scm1-alm for
possible military action against
Libya. which the United States ac-
cuses of supportin& Abu N1dal's
Palestinian faction.
In Naples, a U.S. 9aval task force
led by the ai rcraft cafrier USS Coral
Sea left Naples as scheduled after a
holiday port call, said Lt. Cmdr. !ohn
Marchi, spokesman for the U.S.
Naval Support Activity in Naples.
1 Marchi denied Italian newspaper
reports that all leaves were canceled
for U.S. military personnel in Italy.
Rome's II Messaggero and Milan's
Corriere dclla Sera quoted uniden-
tified judicial sources as sayi ng that
investl&:ating ·Judge Domenico Sica
has decided to seek an international
arrest warrant for Abu Nidal.
Italian newspapers have reported
the man' charged as the lone surviving
terrorist in the .Rome attack, ident-
ified as Mohammad Sarham, has told
Sica his group was directed hy Nidal,
head of a faction called "Fatah-the
Revolutionary Council."
..fn the 0ec: 27 attacks at airports in
Rome and Vienna, 19 people were
killed. including three tcrronsts in
Rome and one in Vienna. Five
Americans were killed in the Rome
attack.
Miriam Kimmell, 80, of Rancho
Santa Fe. today was released from a
Rome hospital where she had bctn
recovcnng after being shot in the leg
in the attack. She left Rome for New
York on TWA light 841. a1rpon
sources said.
The sourttS said the body of Don
Israel protests
.. at tacks, .. hints
of retaliati@n
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -Israeli
officials blamed Syria and Iran for a
surge of rocket attacks from Lebanon,
and Fo reign Minister Yizhak Shamir
today called for the use of Israel's
military might to stop them.
The attacks have sent some resi-
dents of northern Israel scurrytn~ to
bomb shelters for the first time smcc
Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon.
Shamir said on Israel Radio that the
rocket-fogs indicated that "we're in a
period full o f danger."
.. I hope ~ more than hope -that
the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) will
not penmt these attacks to continue.
and that the IDF will do aJI it can to
ensure peace in the Galilee for its
civilians," Shamir. leader oft he right-
wing Likud bloc. said.
The rockets are thou$}lt to be
launched by both Palestinian and
Shiite Moslem guerrillas, and Israeli
officials have blamed Syria and Iran
for inspiring and organizing them.
Israeli media reponed consuJ-
iations on the Lebanon situation late
·Thursday between Prime Minister
Shimon Peres and Defense Minister
Yitzhalc Rabin, both members of the
centrist Labor party. Peres said earlier
in the day that Israel would retaliate if
the rocket attacks continue.
Doctor quits post
foll owing t hreats
JO HANNESBURG , South Africa
(AP) -A white d octor who obained
a coun o rder restrainin' police fro!"
assauJtina politic.al pn soners wd
today she has resigned her govern~
ment post because a scnes of death
threats "added to my m~."
Wendy Orr. 27, caused a stir last
September when she filed suit and
testified that hundreds of inmate
patients whom she examined in Port Eliza~lh -mostly blacks held
without charae-had been "brutally
assaulted" by security police. .
Earlier, police headquarters 10
Pretoria reported four blacks. inclu~
ing three burned to death, were slain
ovemiaht. the apparent victi.ms <?f
blacks tumina on each other 1n this
racially divided country.
Gas leak victims
demand more aid
N£W DELHI, India (AP) -More
than 1,000 1ctivi1t1 and IOci~J
workers marched throuah the capt·
tal's crowded marketplaces today to
demud mote tovemmcnt aid for
idima of the 1984 ps k-ak from Union Carbide Corp.'s Bhopal
pesticide plant. The marchers. kd by a man ~ 1 black robe 119intcd with a
1 skulJ and bona, included SO
survivon pf the pt leak, the wont
industrial ac:cident ever. . ... Mort \Me 2,000 people we~ ~1Ued
and uotber JOO,QOO were ·1ruured
'
when deedly methyl bocyanatc
abd hen &be plant Dec. ), I 914,
into nearby alums.
U.S. warns
of Libyan
govern·ment
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
St.ate pcpanmcnt is warnfoa 1,SOO
Americans living in Libya that they
arc endanaered by that nation's
loaders whom President Reagan calls
"fellas who think it's all right to shoot
I I -year-old girls." ·
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APL 11,ta ..
LOS ANGELES (AP) -As Presi-
dent Reapn prepared to fly to
Mexico today for a meetina with
President Miauel de la M.drid, U.S.
officials expressed coO<lern that Mex-
ico's Iona history of political stability
could be d isrupted by its increasinaly
powerful dru& smuglina chieftains.
Reagan planned to stop off at the
border town of Mexicali for the four-
hour meeting as he returned to
Washinaton following a weekloni
New Year's vacation in California.
In written answers to questions
!Tom the Mexican news iacncY
Notic1as de Mexico. Reapn said
narcotics trafficking and terrorism ,
which the administration contends
arc backed by C uba and Nicaragua,
"represent the most 1ns1dious and
dangerous thrcatuo the h,emispbere
J9®Y..'.'. .. Ihc .. w.rinen answers wett .
released hcre'Thursday.
The United States, continuing its
to ugh talk against Libya a week after
the bomb and gun attacks on the
Rome and Vienna airports, is also
renewing its call for worldwide econ-
omic and diplomatic sanctions
against the govern111ent of Col.
Moammar Khadafy.
He has been accused of providing
bases and operational support for
terrorists led by Abu Nida!, a
Palestine Liberation Organization
renegade named by several govern-
ments as tbc mastermind of the
a1rpon attacks.
Threatenlnt paws Interrupted
Tu, an•eoo-poaa4 ~ tt;er, lan&ee
ferocloaaly at model Clad9ta Daniel wlille
trainer Jim Dlllman flelata b1m off da..rt.nc a
photo MMlon ln a Toronto park Tbanday.
The attack wu o•er· ln MCOnda and Daniel
wu not lnjared.
A seruor U.S official who briefed
reporters Thursday said Mexico
could soon find itself in a sim ilar
situation to Colombia. where he said
political stability is being undercut by
an aJliance between narcotics smug-
glers and terronsts.
Radio station off, hu01an error bla01ed "That 1~ something{ou will have to
look at in the case o Mexico in the
relatively near future." said the
'Official. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) -
The director of a Roman Catholic
radio station blamed human error for
the failure to broadcast most ofa year-
end speech by President Daniel
the church. radio station nor the
government would say -exactly how
many minutes of the speech were
broadcast.
Carballo said Catholic Radio did
not broadcast the whole of Onega~s
message because of "human fa1Jure
on the pan of the shift controller who
forgot to link" the radio Station to the
national network .
"That could be something that
could bnng them ioto difficult straits
even before the economic problems.
which we may be able to solve."
Earlier this week, Khadafy said that
if the U nited States retaliated agaihst
Libya with military action he would
hit back at Americans. Asked about
this on Thursday, at the end of a
California vacation, Reagan replied:
"I don't answer fellas who think it's
all nght to shoot I I-year-old girls."
Onega, wh ich resulted in a govern-·----------------------------------------
ment decision to close the station.
Among the 16 bystanders kiJled 10
the Dec. 27 airport a'tacks was
Natasha Simpson, 11. daughter of
The Associated Press' news editor in
Rome. Victor Simpson.
State Department spokesman
Charles Redman warned Americans
against violating a 4-year-old U.S. law
against goin~ to Libya. There were
6,000 Amencans in Libya when a
travel ban was insututed in 1981 and
the number has dropped to 1.500.
Maland, 30. of New Pon Richey. Fla ..
one offive Americans killed. was sent
home on the same flight.
The Thursday notice from the
leftist Sandinista government's Of-
fice of the Means of Communication
of the State announcing the shutdown
of Catholic Radio did not say-how
long the church's official voice in
Nicaragua would be off the air.
A statement from the office to
Catholic Radio said the slation had
been notified a day in advance that
Onega's message would be broadcast at ~ p.m. on New Year's Eve.
It sajd that five minutes after the
transmission began, the office com-
municated with the station director, --
Monsignor Bismarck Carballo, bu
that the radio picked up only the last
few minutes of the speech. Neither
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DATED: DECEMBER 2§.. 1985 ·
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Don't fgnore 1pol cards when you
plan your campaign. North'• 9'8 of
1pades were a vlt.tl iniredlent in
thl1 dtal, reported in "Btfdse," the
olficlal map&lne of the Netherlands
Bridie Union.
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ing bid, North first probed for a
pouible 4"' heart fit. When Sout
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small slam.
As the cards "lie, six diamonds
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SHARIFF
would have been a 1uperlor con·
tract. However. the declarer. Max
Rebattu of Amat.erdam, made the
moat of hit cards. ije won the dla·
mond lead In dummy and then
caehed exact.11 thl'ff rounds or
hearu when that 1uft 1pUt evenly.
Next came a diamond t.o the quttn
and. when both defenders followed
t.o that. ttM el&hl or diamond• to the
kin,r exhausted the dtlendert or
that 1uit aa well and lei\ the hlsh
diamond on the t.ablt.
Now declarer I d the nine of
spades. Had E'asl covered, declarer
would have inserted tne queen t.o
prevent East from winning the
trick. Even iflhat then lost t.o West,
the eight on the board and the ace
In hand still would have constituted
a penace position against West.
CHARLES
Go111
When East followed low, declarer
ran the nine. Weit won the jack. but
he did not rellth having the lead. A
spade away from his K-7 would
allow dedarer t.o tcore two tpade
tricka: a club away from the qu..n
would preMnt South with a third
club trlck. Either wa1, 12 triekt
were there thanlu to a tntbook
le1,90n in card play l~hnJque.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1986
Former Chlcaao Whit• Sox owner• V11clc dllN. 82.
Ocun View'• bane ~Mia CIF wlat recorcl. a.
,,
UCI together
in win over
San Jose State
Anteaters overcome
tnconststenctes in
PCAA opener. 72-67
By BARRY FAUL~ER
..., .!"-'Cow; ' •• t
The t:JC Irvine men's basketball
team seems to have nghtcd 1ts
inconsistent play in the prescason at
JUSt the opponune ume.
The Anteaters. led b) Johnn}
Rogers' 17 second half points (21
total) defeated San Jose State - a
team tabbed by the conference
coaches to finish second behind
Nevada Las Vegas -m tbe con-
ference opener for both teams. 72-6 7.
Thursday n1aht at Crawford Hall.
With a disappointing 4-5 pre-
conference record, including three
losses in its last four outings. the
Anteaters convened several mecungs
both with coaches. and w11hout. to tr;
to get better play from the potenuall}
potent starters.
"The difference now is 1hat v.e ha' e
our heads mto 1t:· said Rogers.
adding, "Now, we're not out there
footing around ...
Rogers sure wasn't fooling around
in the second half as he hit on seven of
nine shots from the floor, mclud1ng
two of three from outside the three-
point stnpe. "I got ofTto a slo'1' stan
.. I may have been forcing shots." said
Rogers. "but m the S«ond half I got
better shots ··
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UCI'a Johnny Roeera(S2) drl'f'ee around a Spartan defender (left) while teaminate Tod Murphy ala.ma one home.
The .\nteaters were forced into
"their half court offense for most oft he
game due to the Spartans' quick
defensive trans1t1on. which almost
Ocean View falls in King Cotton
Seahawks start slowly~
fall to Pine-Bluff, 61 -57 _
By ROGER CARLSON
OftMDlilly"9tlWt
PINE BLUFF, Ark. -Ocean View H1gh's
Scahawks rolled into this middle America
community on New Year's Day, took a look at
the records. listened to the hard-luck story of
the host Pm<' Bluff Zebras and proceeded to
realize every fear imaginable Thursday eve-
ning.
·basketball fans at the Pine Bluff Convention
Center, the Scahawks staggered from Wlft to
finish in yet another chapter of a strugghng prt'p
Quuueurying to li"e up to its image.
"I tnoµght we played hard," said Ocean
View ~:fC'll Jim Harris. trying hard to find a
positive from a lot of negatives.
. c\mong the numbers that worked against
the Scahawks was a 36.3 percent connection
from the field (20 of55)-JUSt 23. I percent on
the way to a 28-22 first half deficit.
Only for an eight-minute span. beginning
with 4 : 17 left m the third quaner. did the
Scahawks display the type of play to maintain
their reputation.
But 1t all came too soon as P10e Bluff.
which suited up four Juniors and with no one
over 6-3 1n the start10g hneup, pulled back to to
ue the game at50-50 and turned it with a thrcc-
point play with 2:29 left on a prayer hook by
Michael McCray to take a 53-50 lead.
Tim<' out was called by Harris with the
game on the line. but whatever plans he had for
Ricky Butler inside went out the window with a ·
high feed. one of 19 Ocean View turnovers.
Pine Bluff responded by getting inside for a
bucket. then made smgle free throw~ 10 make 1t
57-51 with 1:05 left
.\II that was left for the winners were more
rnps to the hne ..
Just moments before. the Seahawks had
enJO)ed three-point leads of 47-44 and 49-46.
"'WitbQ.Yt those errors we might have been
able to mile them come out of tfie1r zone and
out to us ... said Hams.
But tharwas just one-segment m a game
which Pine Bluff seemed to be in control from
even before it started.
Ocean View as a whole was tentall\e and
nervous. "We even ughtened up this mornmg
while practicing when Flint Hill entert>d the
gym." admitted Hams.
Flmt Hill. 9..Q and the No I seed 1n this
tournament. ad,anced to the champ1onsh1p
semifinals tonight agamst Garfield of Seattle
(6-2) before an evening session of2.500
Pinc Bluff. w11h the win. gets the dt'>llm.-
uon of meeting Riordan. ~h1le Ocean \'1~~ I)
relegated to a consolauon semifinal bcnh
against ave~ quick East .\scens1on High ( 12-.l l
ehm1nated the usuaJly reliable UCJ
fast break.
The Anteaters were further
hampered by the abscnoe pf Junior
guard Joe Buchanon. who suffered a
bl'\llSCd thigh . in a collision witt\ ~
teammate cfunng pracucc.
Guards Mike Hess and Scott
Brooks didn't hetp matters at the
depkted guard spot by gelling in early
foul trO\Jble: "When Scott and I got m
foul trouble. we have to play more
ten tall\ el}." saJd Hess. wbo finished
w11h 13 points "We rel> on the tno
(Buchannon. Hess and Brooks} to
take care of the depth at the guard
spot, and torl'lght we didn't have
thaf." Hess added.
Br09ks pla)ed 38 m10utes and Hess
37 and Coach""'811l Mulligan said that
contributed to-the offensive
slowdown. ''They took the brea.k
away from us:· Mulligan said, add-
ing.. ··of course Brooks gelling urcd helped··
After trailing 33.27 at half. the
Spartans appeared to be malung their
move on the overworked Anteaters.
dunng the first I 0 minutes of the
second half. R1d10g the inside play of
6-7 sophomore forward Re811e
Owens. who clicked for eight potnls
10 the lane. the Spartans took their
onl) lead since hold mg a I 0-8 edge. at
47-46 w1th 10·20 remaining.
l'CI came nght back with a Tod
Murphy Jumper in the lane and held
the lead for good. Murph) began the
game wt th two air balls and a missed
slam dunk and never real!) got on
track He was held below 20 points for
onl~ th<' third time 10 the last four
games. getting 14. well below lus 24
(Plea.ee 9ee UCl/82)
Not only did the Scahawks lose to a 3-4
team which has reportedly been decimated by
injury and illness. 61-57. but they didn't even
1et the satisfaction of losing with distmction in
the high-powered King Cotton Hoh day Classic.
Before an afternoon session of 1,000. prep
Trailing 40-30 after the Zebras c;cored on
their first six shots from the field 1n the third
quaner. Blame DeBrouwer directed an offense
which rattled off a 14-2 spun. givmg Ocean
View a 44-42 adva'ntage.
Twice the Scahawks had the ball v.ith those
three-point leads. but passing errors helped the
host Z~1thm range. (Plea11e .ee OV /83) Jlin Ha.rrla
-Frontiere to bey __
remaining tickets
Ram owner insures
-amewtlf be televiSed
by pledgt ng purchase --
Rams owner Georgia Frontiere
announced Th'ursday that she will
urchase any unsold tickets for the
alhr~Y~s playOTigame
Saturday. assunng that the contest
will be televised locally.
As of Thursday morning, some
4.000 tickets remained as the I ·p.m.
deadline for a sellout -and lifting
the local TV blackout -neared.
The National Football League had
irantcd the Rams one extra day on
lhe del\dline, which normally is 72
liours prior to game time. because of
the New Year's Day holiday.
The Rams would not say how
\ many tickets were unsold when
Thursday's deadline expired .
Frontjerc said: "Because of the
i!taanitude of the game, I wanted to
1fl$Ut,e that it would be televised f orall ~ur fans. Therefore, I'm guaranteeing
the sellout by purchasing the rema1n-
10g tickets ...
The tickets will remam on sale,
with the Rams' owner purchasmg
leftovers if there are any afier game
time. Part of those funds thus would
Zeno Craft Coe ton
go to the Cowboys and the NFL. _ 4 1
For NFL blackout purposes. area P-a· yers 6 7.000 is considered a sellout at A.... .
Anaheim Stadium.
Tli'e"'N'FCEast championCowbo)s d 11 c
andNFCWest-winningRamshavea name A .. . IF I p.m. lockofT.
The Rams closed out the regular
season with a listless 166 loss to the
Los Angeles Raiders in a nationally
televised Monday night game Dec.
23.
"We just made too many mis-
takes," sa id Rams quanerback Dieter
Brock afier the game. "We just have
to look ahead to the playoffs. We'll
start getting ready for the Cowboys.··
Ram running back Eric Dickerson.
who ran for 98 yards against the
Raiders, didn't seem to worried with
the regular season-ending loss.
"I think we'll be very well prepared
fOrDillas. rube ready. ( pla)' my best
in big games."
..
Griggs, Craft. Zeno
and Coston take
SSa 1-starhonors
Four Orange Coast area football
players have been singkd out for
honors on the All-CIF Southera
Scct1on team. a blue ribbon collecuon
of all-stars who have been combed
from the various All-CIF conference
teams by the South<"m Cahfom1a
Board of Athletics.
Ht\ lon gesl was from 51 ~anJs out
Onh two schools rC'CCl\Cd more
than a·single selection -Long Bealh
Poh garnered three defensive assign-
ments and Canyon High of Canyon
Countn ofT back-to-back unbeaten
seasons. took two defensive spots.
ALL·CIF SOUTHERN SECTION
0...... ... '" ,.,..,..., ~ '
08-0en Mc:Cwlrt Cleremc>ftl
lt&-J J "'-""-~ lt~ev ,._..,., Vti.nda
w1t-11uoert Tur11tr scnurr
Wlt-TrtY1S Wtlklns. Cteremonl
TE o<en Grloes. Ellison
OL -N1981 Clev. FOlltel\8
OL -Lenee Zeno FOlln111n V•U.•
OL-Oon Gibson El MoOene
Ht. Wt. Yr ·~no St a-0 IU Sr
Bardsley sparks SCC
past Canadian team
Edison's Ken.,nggs. Manna's Bill
Cran. Fountain Valley's Lance Zeno
and Mater Dc1's Gary Coston were
chosen for the team. which consists of
one quarterbadc. two runnini backs,
two wide rcttivers, a tiaht end. five
offensive linemen and a place-kicker
on the offt'nsc.
Ol J•m Tulell• Norin T orreftee OL-01rran llelrel Oen• HINs
o<-<.erv Co"Oll· Mei..-Ot l
S·ll 1ts St
a-1 llO Sr
•·2 190 Sr
6·4 217 Sr
6·• lfO Sr
•·• 2SS Sr
• 3 7SO St •·1 7SS St 6 S 2.SO Sr
6 0 US Sr
Ken Bardsley scored 16 of his
20 points in the first half Thurs-
day to lead Southern California
Colleae's men's basketball team
to an 8S-74 win over visitil\I
Simon Fraser Colleac of Canada.
Fraser suffered from a l 1-
tumover pcrfonnancc against the
agrcssive Vanauards.
Bob Hielt]es led the way for the
Clansmen with 29 points. He also
had seven rebounds.
The defense 1s made up of three
down linemen, four linebackers and
four in the secondary. 1n addition to a
punter.
In heu of the caliber of the
selections, no player of the year was
chosen.
OL-Steq ElllOll LI Polv
OL-Joe Z.cl\erle Cenvon (CCI
OL-0.M I llrown LI Jotelen Ll-llrie11 Tullau LI Pol\I
Ll -ltanov A11slln. Cenvon !CCI
LI -Yul Jenkins Vert>um Del
Ll -l.errv Vi.oit Olamonct lar Ol~rll CarrMI< LI Pol\'
01-1" Creft Marlne 01-Eric Turri« Ventur.
Ol~JOl'ln HtrOV Muir ,.._Jim Morris, C •ton
t l 2•S St
t ·O 10S St
•·S 17S St 6·7 no St a-l nos•
6·l ltS St
6·l ltS St
6·2 17S St
•·0 190 St •·7 m St '"° 160 St 6-0 ltS Sr
.... ,
Official vote in:
Sooners No. 1
Oklahoma gets 55
first-place votes;
Michiga_? second
From AP dlsparcb~s .
The 0 1...lahu!Pa \ounc:~ "h,1 dl'
feated ;\u I Penn ~tale.:'."'-" 11 hl·
Orange Bo~ I. were otliuall~ 'r''" nl·d
as college football'~ na11unal , h.1m -
p1ons Thursda}. falling on l~ 1",1
potnts shon of~d1on to tin"h the
\eason the wa~ t ~ \taned 11 -'''
I Onl} six other tr ,ms tn the: ..,n.,ear
bLSt01) of The Aswc1atcd Pr.t'" pnll
"on the champ1onsh1p. after ~·1n~
rnnked No I 10 the p~~ason
Oklahoma recel\ed 55 of,-i.irst·
place votes and 1.1 38 of a Pl'"" hie
1.140 points from_a nation~ 1tk pant< I
ofsportswnters and sponscastcr. and
"on its sixth nauonal champ1on~h1p
Only Notn-Dam<'. ",lh se' l.'n has
v.on mo~ l'.hamp1onc;h1p,. th.in th.:
Soon el'
Thrtt voters failed to submtt thl'tr
ballots and couldn't be rearhl·J
M1ch1gan tin1shed a d1 tant "<.'umJ
after defeating Nebra~ka 2"'-~~ 1n the
Sunlt1st Fiesta Bov.I The Vo. oh t<nnr ....
fifth in the final regular-season poll.
r('ttrved one fi rst-plaC'C 'otc: anJ
1.032 points
Penn tate'~ Orang<' Ro\\J lo s co t
th<' Nttt.any Uons what would have
been tt'IClr SCC'Ond national cham-
p1onsh1p tn fou r "ears Instead the)
slipped to third place wuh 990 potnt .
"I'm satisfied and happy u turneJ
out this wa),'0 Oltlahoma Cooch
Final AP poll
Recore "''~ P y'
0 1' ~no....,a ,. 1 v Ill! )
; v, ,.. O•"' 0 ' .ll:
l P••• <, '"«' 9QO . -. ~UH ~· 7
~· '~ ~~ • c • 1!11)\ .:i.&' 0 •. '0'
1 ..... A 0 ~ 'o' ' :.~ ..,-~· ....
~
"°' : ., ._" ·~\ • 0 ·~
1 ~ f't &_,6 -• •A•
CJ • S'•'P ;i • •O'I
1 s ~ ,, oa s· • u lS9 II •I.I· ••it-, :n q
"11&•0' ••
• ~·'" • ..., • J ~ ~ 20 ,. c.~."0·• • • • , ~ 1 't!
10 ~su • • 7& n
Ol~~'l r~··"~ .~... FtH no '>'111«' 15 "'"°"'' 79 ••-• J• oe~ Sieti! o
Gto II·• • '' o o•a • "' zone l W«'to•
V ii·"• I
Barn 'i"1t1a ~11J ··1 al"a'<. thllu~h1
"e had a l"hanl<' 11' N' good because I
thought ~t· J ~ lavoft'd tn e,·~
game ~e pla\C'd and ~<' ~l·re ·
w111t'r '>.11J Penn talc '~a<1 "tht'
be\t teJm '-'t pla,c:d th1' '><.'a .. on
~ 11h1lUt a 11nuht the' rC' hclll'r than
't'hra,l...a ··
Oklahnma "'II re .. ·<'•'t' lh1 .\<.-
'lX'latt'd Prl"\<.-Paul Vo. Bear Rn ant
nat10nal l hamp10n,h1p tniph' on a
dat<' t<1 hr ann1lUOll'd
In the '\e> 'C'a'"' that th<' .\P has
condu1 ted a pre~·ac;on poll thC' o,,I)
other teams tu "in nattonal cham-
p10Mh1p!I after '>tarung the -.cuoo :-.o I ~ere Tennec;<,t'(' tn IQ~I
\t1ch1gan . talc 1n I qs2. Oklahoma 1n
19 fl l'P4and l ~.,\and .\lahama 10
,~.,!\
Bardsley a former Costa Mesa
Hiah standout, and Rob Lucas
PICed the~anauartl• to• SS-32
halftime lead while SCC shot SS
pcrc:ent from the field and 92
pcrc:ent at 'the lin~.
Fraser, after its dismal first half.
came out to shoot 66 percent from
the field in the second half, t• of
21 . SC'C WIMd in the latter half
with ol'lly a 43 percent mark from
the field.
Gnas cau&ht 31 peua for 48S R d bl k d di yards durina hts senior season 1n ai er ac out ea ine extended
betpina the ChaflCTS to a share of the
1hr1 ro~ning ol thl' ~oonrr.., "ho
~ert' tl\ird 'JOln& into tht' Ora~
8d" I hc<ame a fomiahh when
SC'C'ond·ranked M1am1 lo t to Tcn-
nec;~ 35-., 1n the Sugar Bowland No
4 Iowa wa'i bcuen b\ UCLA 45-2 1n
the Ro!it' Bowl
Lucas had sb of h.ls pmc-hi)h
nine rebounds in the fmt half as
the V quards outrebounded the
Oansmen 39-28.
Randy McAlli11er contributed
10 poinU.. all ln the fint bat£. and
Roben A9ilet dished on 14
auj1u.
• -
lAeVanauards improved their
win streak to au, while the
Clansmen dropped to 7-8.
Soutbem CAiifornia Collete
hosts Lubbock O.rittian Satur-
day niabt at 7:30. Lubbock Chris-
tian is rated 16th in the NAIA
poll.
CIF Bta Five Confe-rencc. ' El EGUNDO (AP) -The local
Zeno was an All.CIF Division I telev•s1on blackout deadltne for un-
cboicc aujuniorand is considered of day's National Football l<'q\lc pla)-
All·Ammcan stat\ll 11 tackle. ofT _.me betwc-en the New En1land
0 n t ... -~k .. A k Patnots.and the Lo Anaeles Ra1de~ ra pu '*"'er ~ ·lO-VllC wH utcnded until today, a
campaian1 wtth eiaht intert"epttoo spolcswoman for tht Ra den said
apiece, amona other endtavors TbW'1dly.
Coston k.Jcked 13 ftdd pl OM Tbt utens1on to l p. m toda)" 'llkU
ofT the CIF Southm\ Secuon rccon1 made at the request of the Nfl.
of 16 by Ntwpon Harbor's An Sorce. because of the New Year's Day
lht' holtda)' on Wednei.da\
~pokcswoman said
The normaJ Fl. n.tk 1s for p mt"\
to bt blacked out lottll) if they're not
sold out 72 houn btfo~ k1ckoffume
unda)' me bqin! at I p. m
bf I p m Thursda). the
spokcs'itt uman said. approx1m1tel)
68.000 t1ckeu had bttn sold for the
pme. A total of 92. 16 ~l' a~
av1.1Jab&c at the Cohseum
"I thtnli. it's t\ 1dtnt v.e ~un ''~
ho.wt day. and that &J'C u the
m) th1caJ nauonal champ1onsh1p,'·
wmer said ... You ha"c to be luck)
and have other l)COOI( beat otbc~
pcopk for)' u in th.is f'ltt for ""lo.. l ·•
Ttnncucc JUmpcd from c\ahth
pl.a c to fourth. Tbe VolunCCIC't'I
rttt1\itd the rtmain.ina first-.place
vote and 9 7 poiou.
'1
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I
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!
. • * Or-. COMt DAJLV ,_.LOT/ Fridey, ~ 3, ttee
ll'eDlale wrestler
·pinned '1~!: hoP"
on a talredown
Fnm AP ..... tdaea
SAN DIEGO -Until this week about
the only pinnin& hi4b school prts did was of
their hair. Amcnca Morris, modelina
student and I07!pound varsity wrestler for
Clairemont Hiah School, brou&)\t new meanina to the
word.
Morris, whose placic on lhe mat in the previously aJJ..ma)e spon is something of a feat in itself, became the
fant ·• in California wrestlina history to record a pin in
varsity competition, according to
Jon Talbott. the editor of San
Dieao WTatlina News. ··1 didn't make the varsirx
team just to meu around, •
Morris said. "I proved that a girl
can beat a guy at wrestling. ~
wanted to prove it could be done.
I always wanted lo pin a guy."
Morris got bet chance be-
cause ofa Mira Mesa Hp School
student, Kerty Hanley, who
_..... challenaed the San DiCJ<> tcbool
board'sruleprohibitinsairls_From taki.n&put anooniact
sports. The school board, fearing dilCT'imination
judgments against it, changed its rule to allow ajrls to
participate with boys in sports where no girls team
exists.
In a sense, Hanley knocked on the door and Morris
kicked it in.
Her second period pin Monday of Mira Mesa's
Russell Cain came in a match she was winning 9-2. It
earned her fifth place in the Bob Roeder wrestling
inviiational. She has a 2-2 record.
"I t.bink me winning tbal match . made a
statement." she said. ··1 proved a lot of people wrong. I
wish they'd open their minds and close their mouths."
· After learning the board had cban&ed its rule on
girls panicipation in all-boy sports, Morris and
freshman Kary Clement deetdcd to go out for the
wrestling team, a decision neither would have followed
through with alone. ·
Morris made the junior varsity team and then
decided 10 try for the varsity. Trailing 10-1 in her
challenge match. she suddenly pinned her opponent
and earned the varsity spot.
Wulllnaton downe Knlcb
Jell~ 0.. W1Wam1 and atff m •••Ill•• combined for 97 points u Wubiftaton shot 61.3 percent &om the
fiekl to defeat New Yott. llS.109, lD an
National Buketbell Aatociation pme lbWlday niabL
Malone finished with 37 points, Williams 32 -.,nd
Robinson 28 ... In otber NBA pmes, DtMJa J...._
who finiabcd with 29 points, led Boston u it outlCOl'ed
indiana 14-2 late in the fowtb quaner for a 122-104
victory ... forward 0....... w..._. and pard
Qmada DaUe1 eacb ICOred 26 points to lead Chicqo to
its third straipt win~ a 131 -122 victory over Detroit ..
. RetetVe auard· IOb araca scored a seuon-biab IO
points to help live Sacramento a 114-106 victory over
San Antonio ... Jellll Lecu 1eored six points in the final
minute of pme u Houston ed8Cd Golden State,
120-115. Ho11ston took a 114-J fO lead wit.b l:S2
remainina in the ~e bu.l Warriors center JM Barry
Carr.a.I quickly bJC~ook shot to narrow it to two
points. Lucas then drove for a layup to ajve Houston a
J 16-112 edec with 43 te00nds left and added two free
throws with 2S seoonds left for a six-point lead. eo.., 8COree &OOth aoa11n w1n
Mike letq became the 11th National Iii Hockey Lcque player to score SOO aoal• ,
when he scored 1wice in the last three
minutes of play lbunday night in the New
York lslandert' 7-S victory over Boston ... Eltewhere in
the NHL, Aat.. S&ulaJ ICOflld on a pus from bis
brother Peter with 2:46 remainina to ajve Quebec a 3-2
victory ovcrHartford. The victory pve t.be Nordiques
a sweep of this week's bomwnd-home series ap.mst
the Whalen ... Defenteman ReM La.nee acored his
eighth goal of the ICUOD on a power-play early in the
third period to lift Detroit to a 2-2 overtime tie with
Buffalo ... SteYe Pa,.. fired a SO-foot slap shot put
Vancouver J,.oaltender IUdlaM 8,...,. with 8:04 to
play, as Minnesota posted a 3-2 victory over the
Canucks ... Wape GretlQ ICOred his 27th goal and
added an assist u Edmonton defeated Calpry 4-3 to
send the Flames to their ciablh strai&bt defeat.
Bickett takee l'CM>kle bonon
INDIANAPOLIS -Linebacker EiJ
Duane Bickett of t.be Indianapolis Colts « • •
has traded his playbook for textbooks a.ftu •
a season t.ha1 earned him recop.ition as the
National Football Leaaue's Defensive Rookie of the
Year by The Associated Press.
The.6-S, 241 -pound fint-round draft cboioe left the
cold an~ snow of winter for Los Anac1ea when the
season ended 10 work on obtainina t6e 12 houn of
credit be needs for a dqree in business accowitinaat the
University of Southern ~omia.
-.--=---
UC Int.De'• Wape &~elatad s-•• off between teammate
JohDDJ Roten and &an Joee'• Ward Furl•.
•
UCI •••
rro-81
-------
The Ant.eaten however, bad per pme ave,...e. ~-
outlide aame to answer the peck
d.efenaive scheme of the Spenaa
hittina 62 ~t from the field io et
atc0nd half and 56 percent for dlt
pme. "The more we can open it II>
for Tod with our outaktc pme, e
touaher it is to stop ua, •• laid Hell.
"What can you do on a 6-10 th•
point shooter,.. ldded Heu of a
perimeter play of Roten:. =
"We stwead out our off'enee to fife
Johnny up •• said Mullipn: ''.Hayti
bim shoot from the outside &aJ\llt J>St
of our offense," he~ :
"He hurt us a littJe from I&
outside," said San Jose's ie.d1-
100rcr Ricley Berry (16 points). ::
"We played 40 minu&es." aaicb
pleased Mullipn. He said be felt tac
tce0nd plaoe finish prediction •
valjd and denjed the SparWu wlic
overrated. ''They just didn't play vf!i
well." he said. :.
San Jose Coach Bill Berry, whelk
team came in with a 7-2 recola.
echoed Mullipn. "We could baWe
played better," Berry said. "'ft!>'.
outscrappcd us for rebounds lliiO
some loose bells and there's just iO
excuse for that," be added. :
The Spartans matched UCI's %7
field goals, but shot only 66 percent
from the free throw line. The AJD-
eaters on the other hand hit scve[Q)f
I 0 free throws down the stretch to~
lbewin. -
I -UCI next meets Utah Siate Saau-
day at Crawford Rall in anodltr
conference matchup. =
A~T·• NOTaS: Wllll Illa 14 .h
Tllundev, -..V la ontv II bttllnd FomieMK1
AM-AmerfQn K..,.. ..._.. kK tlllrd lllM:e oD>t
tdloot'a .. -time acorlne llst. .-I cta•H.-ho
WH 11mP4tw notlc8llfv Thurldey, ft 6oubffll:lor
S.lurdeV't PCM detll wlltl Uletl Slate's Alliltt
"I don't llllnk lle'I be reectY tor Saturday, lle'IJllR llmolno.'' said ~ MullOan said~-• forward "'" CanMll wlll 1191 aome wortt tCfN guard '4!01 In Pf'Ktlce, to edd -Ill I~
Dacllcourl. MYll!Hn 10 Saft .,_. wtlO u
Nlcl9d tor Ille bench eflw '-ting Ille bun&Jor
a subSlllullon -plc;klng uo Ills llllrd foul !f"ttlt
flrll 11111 Thuodlv: "Stay out lllart. WtlO I~
dO you want ma 10 use.'' --~!--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~-"My dad lbou&ht it was great," Morris sa.id. .. But
my mom, she just flipped out. She dido 't want it to get
in the way of modeling school. She t.bouaht it was that
(professional wrestling) stuff on TV. thal fa~ stuff
where they throw each other around. ..
Moms said she has no problem making the
transition once a week from the wrestling mat to t.bc
modeling runway.
"When I go to modeling school. I put on makeup
and dresses and high heels. Thal makes me feel more
feminine and polite,.. she said. "Whenever I go to wrestlina practJce, I wear sweats and socks up to here
(pointi1!f to her knee). I just put on t.bc wrestling shoes
and that s it -rm different. ..
-~~;~~~~~~:.Titan, sfallto.Adgies :
basketbaU squad say t.bey were surprised by ~ 8 ~
CoachBobBoyd'sdecis1on to stepdownat UNLV UCL J\. .. N 2 Mi hig Christian Gray and Rich Anema each addedJ 2
the end of this season. , n , 0 • C an. points for Pacific. 4-6. Scott Fisher scored 22 poin~o .. We were kind of shocked," said sophomore 1 d UCSB 5 5
Raymond Brown. .. He got us loaether and told us be No. 4 Syracuse·victorious ea • -. -
had 90melhing to say. I had no idea he'd say that" Cal •t. Was'1Dgtoa IO: California junior guard Kaln
Boyd's resignatJon was made public at a Thursday From AP dl1paklle1 Johnson sank two free t.brows with two seconds lefQo
niaht news conference, just a half-hour before tipoff in boost the Golden Bears to a victory over the visieliag Quote of ~e clay the Alabama-Mississippi· Siate Southeastern Con-FULLERTON _ Kenny Travis scored 21 points to Washington Huskies in the Pacifi c-I 0 conference opeiu
fercnce contest, which Mississippi Sia1c lost in lead New Mexico State to a 68-61 ovcrumc victory for both clubs. = Willie Pe,, former Oywc~t ~xing ch~
pion on reports that he had died: Naw, I am t ~d°. l haven't even gone out of the house."
overtime. The players had been told carticr. Thursday night over Fullerton State in a Pacific Coast With I 0 seconds to play, Johnson helped the Gollin
Boyd, SS, took over the basketball program in Athletic Association Confercnc.e basketball game. Bears pull into a 60-60 tic when be passed t.be ball=:to
1981. He told his team be would complete t.bc 198S-86 Travis hit a fallaway, 25-foot j umper with two junior forward Dave Butler. =
sea5on as coach, bul that it would be his lasl at ih-c seconds remaining pulled New Mexico State into a 59.59 On the next play. California forward Richard Chais.
Dodgen elgn Pena to contract univcnity. The sea.son_ ends with the March 5-8 SEC tic that sent the game into ovcnime. a fonncr Edison High star, stoic the ball and ~o
tournament · The Aggies scored nine unanswered points in Johnson. who was cfobbered as he was going for a la)'11P.
LOS ANGELES L Pitcher Alejandro Ill Pena. ou1 most of last season recuperating
He said he and his wife Betty would be rcluming to ovenime before Fullcnon finally scored its only ovenime UCLA 71, Ore•on 1$.: Junior forward R~Hie Miicr Southern California to be nearer their aging mot.bcrs basket as time expired. 9 0 -,,...-lb ti 1 and four sons. Boyd is a former Santa Ana Coll-and scored 22 points and UCLA held off regon m e ma
from shoulder surgery, has sagned a
USCcoach. . -o-New Mexico State rallied from a 27-20 halftime minutcstoposta71-65victoryinaPacific-IOConf~
deficit to tie the game at 47-all on a 3-point basket by opener for bolh schools. =
contract for the 1986 season with the Los
Angeles Dodgen, the team announced Thursday.
Terms were not disclosed in a release issued by the
Dodie rs.
J>ena, 26. underwent shoulder surgery prior to the
I 985 season, but was activated in September and
pitched in two games. He was 0-1 with an 8.31 ERA in
bis abbreviated stint.
Pena had trouble with his pitching shoulder in t.be
latter stages of the 1984 season before finally
undergoing surgery prior to spring training last year.
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Flyers easily handle Kings, 7-4
INGLEWOOD (AP) -For Brian really knows how to hang onto the ma.Ice an error that affects no~ onJy
Propp of the Philadelphia Flyers, it puck until the lasl second. He was one, but t.be other four on th~ ice. 1t
was just a case of getting a Little help voted the best player in Sweden last makes you wonder who to stick out
from one of his friends. year and I can see wh y." on the ice."
Propp scored a goal and added four Ecklund contributed four assists to _Quip'} said. however, that the
assists 10 lead the Flyers to a 7-4 the Ayers· offensive that left 1he' Kinfe woes stem not from a lfck of
National Hockey League victory Kings in a big hole. Philadelphia hu.st ~· ..
Thursday mght over the Los Angeles opened a 5-1 lead before the game ·11 .s n.?t a general lack of hus~c.
l(j reached the midway point. he said. A lot of them arc hustling, ngs. . . but those arc the new faces on the
After his big ni~t. Propp pointed Kin~ Coach .Pat Q_uinn said his team. I hope it will spread to the
out Per-Erik Ecklund as the i ey troops JUSt arcn t putting 1oge1her a others ...
factor. team effort. _ Gratt~yant. Marrtiantr,tcn
T'"EC und made it easy for me. He's "We're getting a topeffon from 1wo Hackborn scored in the second period
a great playmakcr, .. Propp said. "He guys out of 20." he said ... II scms we for Los Angeles.
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Pierre Smith with 4:58 remaming. but never led until the The Bruins, who never trailed, opened a 10-pCht
overtime period. . lead midway through t.be second half before ocean
Gilben Wilburn and Smith each added 18 points for rallied to within four points, 65-61 . with less than E'Wo
New Mexico State, 7-3. minutes left. =
Herman Webster scored a career-high 19 points and However, with UCLA ahead, 66-61, Orcton Coieh
grabbed 11 rcbounds10 pace Fullenon State. 7-6. Rjchard Don Monson was called for a technical with JI scooiMis
Morton added 16 points for the Titans. left . Miller hit both free throws to give the Bruins a 66 I
In other games: lead thal O_rcgon could not overcome.
Nevada-Laa Vegaa 190, Utall St. t4: Freddie Banks S~o~ l4, WH~ St. n: Frcsh~an fo~d
scored seven ofhis 30 points in the second overtime t~ hft Todd Lichti sco·red l 7 points and guard Novtan WhttlJ'lt I 3th-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas to a double-overtime Pa< victorv over Utah State in a Pacific Coast Athletic added 16 lo lead Stanford to a acific-10 victory <=r . , fi bo h Washington State. = Association opener or t teams. Stanford, which led the entire game, took a 4t1'7
Banks sent the ·game into a second overtime with a halftime lead. paced by Lichti's ten points. Whi1Sttt
three-point basket with 3 I ~nds left in the first scored six of his points durinp a crucial 18-6 CardJlgil overtime. tying the contest at 88-all. .
After Utah State look a 90-88 lead, Banks hit two scoring spree in the second bat that 9~ncbed t.be wiO:
jumpers sandwiched around a basket by John Flowers SuDlegoSLlt,AlrFo~5t:SemorguardAnlbQJly
and added a free throw as the Runnm' Rebels took a fi ve-Watson scored 16 points to lead San Diego State lo
point lead they would not relinquish. victory over t.bc Air Force Academy in a Western Athl,tic
Two free throws by Jeff Anderson of Utah State with Conference basketball opener for both schools.
t I seconds left in rcgu)ation tied the game at 78-all, The Aztecs built a 31-25 halftime advantagct:,Jnd
prompling the first overtime. surged 10 a 37-26 lead in t.bc openinf 90 seconds of the
Armon Gilliam added 22 poi nts and 22 rebounds for second half. Air Force could not get withjn five points the
Nevada-Las Vegas, 12-2. rest of the way.
· Mlcr..t1u74,ladlault:GaryGran1scorcd21 poinh Pacific U , UCSB 73: Bret Counts scored I 3 points as second-ranked and undefeated Michipn downed ?:-lo
and lhe University of Pacific rallied from a 10-point. · 1 s Indiana in the opening Bi1 Ten Conference basketball
second-half deficit to post a victory over UC Santa game for each in Bloom~~n, Ind.
Barbara in the PCAA opener for both schools .at Santa Roy Tarpley, capi ·nJ on a height advantage Ba~~ific. down 47-37 with 17:09 to play. held the inside, scored 20 POints for Michigan, 13--0.
Gauchos scoreless for over four minutes and scored nine SyracHe H ; 801to1t Collete 5%: Wendell Alom
~nswcred points to pull within 47-46. scored 13 points and Rony Seikaly had 10 points in the
A basketball bv Karlwin Matthews ga ve Paci fic 1he second haJfas No. 4 Syracuse exploded from a five-point
lead for good al 67-6S and 1hc Tigers opened a 7 1-65 deficit to wallop Boston College 1n a Bia East Conference
advantage wihth 29 seconds left. · game at Syracuse.
Ex-White Sox owner Veeck dies ·
1• ..
Enterprising 71 -year-old
falls victim to heart attack
CHICAGO (AP)-Bill Veeck. the former owner of
tht" Chi~o White Sox who began his baseball career with S 11 in his pocket and a wild sense of humor, died
Thursday. He was 71.
Vceck, who brought the c~ploding scoreboatd,
m11jgct.s, clown~ and et.hnic nighls to baseball, died at t~c
Illinois Masonic Medical Center of a heart lltack. wd
hospital spokeswoman Jean Bcnzics.
The spokeswoman said Veeck had entered the
hospital Monday after suffering shortness of breath) He
underwent surgery in October 1984 for removal of a
malianant tuna tumor.
Memorial iervices for Vceek were scheduled
Saturday at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Chicqo.
Vceck, who bqan his career as t. vendor with the
Chicqo Cubs. went on to operate ihe old St. Louis
Browns. the aevcllnd Indians and the .Chicqo White
Sox twice.
Bom Feb. 9, 1914 an Chicaao. Veeck was the son ofa
blseblll writer who became president of the Cubs. He
roamed WriaJey Field a• a younpter. runnina emnds
and working the 1umstiln and concession it.ands.
He laier moved up to become an office boy and
worked in every phase of the Cubs' orpnization durina
the eiabt yean he was with the club.
In 194'1, he headed a syndicate that bou&ht the
Milwaukee Brewers of the American Associauon. lie and Manaaer Chatlie Onmm put on stun1s thal turned the
8rttm1 Into one of the minor leaaucs' mot uccessful
franchisct.
'"To be uoctuful in baseball, you musa have more
Lbla a winoer,'' Vccck a jd 11\ 1941. "You have to tell
bucblll to the customer olhtt than from the field of play
Once you get the customer into your park. you have t6
show him you still are intcres1ed 10 him after he has pajd fo get it. ..
Veeck, who wore a hearing aid and bifocals, titled his
autobiography "Vecck. As in Wreck... ·
He had a pcgleg. the result ofan injury as a Marine in
World War II, and used it for an ashtray before he quit
smoking because of emphysema.
His standard response to "How do yo u feel, BiA?"
was "Not too bad for a balding old man who can't se& or
hear." .
At age 32, Veeck headed a aroup lh•t bouabt t.bc
slumpina Indians francbjse in 1946 and moved the club
from old lea&uc Park to Municipal Staqam. .
The self-proclaimed hustler beun a series · of
promotions which were unheard of in tlie m~or leques.
He also broke 1hc color line in the Athcrican Leeaue in
July 1947 whcn he sent Larry Doby, a black, tothe plaacas
a pinch hhtcr. ..
He sajd one of his grea1est achicvcmenu -besicks
invcnuna the explodina scoreboard -wu aettina the
then-season attendance reec>rd of 2,262,()()() 11 Oevei.nd
in 1948, when the lndi.ana•on thepennantandlbeWorld Series.
Vceck bou&ht the old St. Louis BroWlll in 19Sl and
sen I 3· 7 midact Cddie Oaedel to bit in Aupst of that ~r
as pan of a publicity stunt in a pme 1111ost the Detft>it
Tiaers. ..
Gaedel, who wore the number .o~th, ftl
replaced by a pinch runner after Detroit pitcbef Bob Qin
waited him on four pitches.. The same ~vided tbc
Browns wilh lheir l&flC't home attendance lD fOur r-n.
• "It never entered my mind=~ bet.heliallc
act with which I would become tJy idntiW"
Vteek said later.
He wu forced to aell the Browns after otbc:r Aerican
Lttaue owners blocked bii attempts to move tbe
financially StraPDed team to B<imore -1 move dlley
later 1pproved for the 8ro•n1' new ownen.
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S.11 Jo1:9 State IS (Johnson 10) Turnover1
UC lrvltle IS, Sen Jose S111e IS.
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SeCal C-... IS, Simett Frazier 74
~ ,ral.ler (74) SeCel c ..... (IS)
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Kzlnlla
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HIGH SCHOOL
Kine c..-Clauk
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(KIM C.._ OHllC)
OcMft vi.w (S1) ...... ...,.. (611
Butler ~ 1 J 19 fl ft pl "' HHtly S 2 2 12 HOU\t 0 0 1 0
JM50n O O O O Hunter 6 2 2 14
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ken .,., Ouert.n
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Technlcels: ~.
.. ov ...
· l"rom Bl
'':of Gonzales, Louisiana. and All-
. American guard Fess
J rvin, who scored 27 in a 70-46 loss.
' "They didn't give up when they ~ere down by three." added Harris in
perhaps a left-handed slap at his
Jcam.
In absorbins their second loss
against nine wtns, Ocean View dis-
'Played a character flaw that has had
. ·Harris concerned since the stan of the
... season -the Sea hawks find them-
. .telves unable to run free and loose -
playing "no• to lose rather than
-_flaying to win," according to Harris.
"Even with four playcn from last
_l'ear's team (which went 244, 0-28·
":iecausc of forfeits). we don't act like
·we've been there befo!'e," said Harris.
The verdict has to be classified as
an upset -even a sponswriter for the
.fine Bluff Commercial called it the
Zebras' best game of the year apinst
ibc tournament's No. 2 seed -but
Harris said he wasn't necessarily
. . aurprised.
"They had four starters at 6-3 and .uy~u know they can jump," said
ttarris. "And they proved they can
.shoot. Thrtt pf them arc lcg:illmate
players."
.. , The Zebras, on the other hand,
• .. ,Yief'e the free and loose squad. hitti!!.f 60.S percent of th(ir shots (23 of 38)
with uncanny marksmanship from
'he perimeter.
. . The Seahawks. u usual, won the
war of the boards with I 44-21
advant.aie. led by Ricky Butler's 16
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Sant• An• Vella¥ 12 e 10 11-42
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Cnlno 14, Schurr 54.
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(CV!lt"HS Teu"*'*") ,..,..In V-.V (66) LM AllimltM (lO)
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COOk
CIOwer
Ltwler
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Totals
.. ft pl "' .. " pl "' 4 3311Moort 4 0S I
4 0 1 • Sandi ' 0 3 2 & 2 2 14 Enslev S O 3 10
3 2 I • Svrne•• I 0 0 2
' 2 I 10 Rufr I 2 I 4
I 0 1 2 Hlfld 1 0 l 4 2 0 I 4
0 0 I 0
0 1 3 2
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Sc-. bV Ouet1en Fountain \/alley 20 16 IS 15-66
Los Alemlto' 1 4 11 t--30
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J.Prson
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McGttert
Rtfldon
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• 0 ' 16 VlaC:PIOS • 6 I n
3 2 3 I Stroll! O 0 ' 0
3131ZMlll 1 3 1S
6 2 2 1' Hn~I I 0 I 2
3 2 2 e D.Lwsn 3 4 4 10
C.Lwsn I 0 0 2
Hrreler I 0 0 2
Bock 1 002
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LB Mllllka n IS 12 I 10-SS
OcMn View 11 16 11 11-56
and 13 from Desi Hazely, but miss
after miss from close made those
numbers pale.
.. Even with our poor execution our
offensive reboundina should have been enough," said Harris.
It was a game in which no one could
zero in on an individual ~oat -
everyone seemed to share in at.
"It wa~ one of my fears that ·we
couldgo0-3 in this tournament," said
Harris ... On paper we should have
won that game, but now we're looking
at a real possibj)jty (of 0-3)."
Butler led Ocean View scoring with
19 ofhis m o5f,forgett.able points of the
season in actually raising his averqe
to 16.4, and Hazely and DeBrouwer
each scored 12 points, the latter
comi.ng off the bench for bis in a
tum.around from original plans.
"We'll play better tomorrow," said
Harris about his team's confrontation
with the S"'1Uns of East Ascension,
''just like Pine Bluff di.d'°<lay (as an
u ndcrdot)." -
j\rtists eas~ by Buena Park, 71-52
Coby Naea.s tco~ 2S points, 10 in
·ttie fourth quarter, to lead Laauna Beach Hiatt to a 71-S2 victory over
9uena Partt in the opcninc round of
the Santiaao boX' belketball tour·
·'lament at S.nUqO Hiab School
Thurldly.
, : Tbe win, howewr, doa not ad-,.nce tbe Ani.1tt into the teeond
round toniah~ u they~ 1ebeduJed
to opeu Sea View LallUC play at
·'Corona del Mar.
'::~ICIKb~lbepme
be c~ to Monday niJbt. how-
ever, the Sea ~•tined.
Instead. the Artists forfeit toni$bt's •
pme to 8urb&nk Hilb, and will play
Saturday at 7 p.m. for third place.
Llpna Be8dl led )6..27 at tbc half.
and utilized both the mao-to-man
and zoae deftQ.IC to bold off' the
Coyotes. Tbe combination of ~
ftna alto forced Buena Part into
teVer&I tr&MitioMI tumo~
Sa>n Herdman tcOred 11 Poinu
ud Bill ElMtea ldded IO(S of7 &om
&he ftdd) '°aid Nae,a o&tuivdy.
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Scr•lc:lled: None
TMIRD ••c•. 6 lurl0n9• VtlYtl (Ste.,,.,,,) 1,40 S 20 4 00
Denwur Fatluieu11 (Plncev> 760 soo r..,. 10 Fashion (Vel4Hl1ueiel '·60
Time: 1:10.1
L Alto R•n· Gr-Ida. PralJe . 1 Wtv
WtnlOdf,,,_, To Sltrboerd. Mentel 81ntr.
Meolc, Goddfts Crvs1e1
W.tehed· None
S2 DAILY DOUaLIE (6·11 pales sneo
ll'OUaTH RACIE. I II 16 mltn.
Velveteen (McCerron) 9.80 S.60 3 80
La ~. (Stevens> 10.«> 6 60
R1twa (Oelehounevt l 6 40
Time: 1;45.0
Alto Ren: L• Cn1ou111, Oe nce Hell
Huuv. RouoPI 'N Aasured, Pellle Bicker
VIie~. Fiddle of Gold, Bevertv Orlve Compiler
• Sat tched· Ano Ge mole
PWTH RACIE. 6 turtonos
Mlnv lloeds IBlecAl 63.00 27 60 IS .0
Gentle lleo 1v.i.n1ue<a1 200 11 ao
p._. Vemoost ISollsl S 90
Time; l:IU .
Also Ren: Erlns F irs!, Growler Sendu.
Cendv Cnlp•, SI Alaxls, Gren Plerrt
Arbllret1, Llllle 811 lrlsn, S1anou1oe
Sc:ralclled: Cerlmv1a11er
U •XACTA 12-101 paid '4,675.00
SIXTH RACE. 6 lurlon91
Moll Prnllolous (McCrrn> 3 40 7 60 2 40
Mlklwl IKttn.i) 7 80 2 60
Putlllcltv Oofl (S1blllal 2 80
Time: I 093
Also Ran Mollv M099lni . P11eme
Geme, Ple mber •
Scra tc....cs· Miss Orlrabe, Secret F1lno
SIEVIENTH RACE. 61'> lurlOnos
Wiii Oenctr (Shotmektrl t . .O • 60 2 60
Prt tensor (Stevens I • 20 3 00
Merk tne Lerk (MCCerronl 2 60
Time· I-IS I
AISo Ran Proof. Sewtrd Juoc::11on Slen's
8ower, Retsina Run. Teoov Ne•ureuv
SCl'elclled Crvo11rcn
U EXACT A II· II oeld SIOO SO
EIGHTH ltACE. l I I mites on 1urt
Mounteln 8•ar (Mera) S.40 3 20 3 00
Jusllcera (Plncevl l .O 2 80
Le Mimosa (Oelahousstvel & ()()'
Time• i •9.3
AISo Ran En11le Oe Rlrt , C1te r T a1i.
S.una. A·A1.mlle Belly, A·Foggy Moor!
Scrllclled None
NINTH llACE. One milt
All In Tune tShot~kerl 1'60 6 IO H•O
I E Mlt IMcCerronl S 00 3 20
Ed's aOIO LKv (Alvtrtrl 260
Time. 1:37.2
Also Ran: ltaleclec:t Love, Prooer Mt
Mind Storm, Third Marrlege, 8elle Ele9enf,
Rodi Canvon
Scratclled. Oelle's GOlO Coln, Pollv L.ft
Femme
S.S EXACTA IS·6J oeld S179 00
l2 fl'tCK sot 1•·7·S or 3·8-S·SI oa1<1
sl,121.40 lo 76 wlnn1"9 rlcke•i llive "°'"'
C.arrvov... ses.m
II fl'tCI( NINE Pa•O SI 961 40 10 lour
tickets lsevtn hol'sts>
A11enoa nc• 11,'12
Los Alamttos
ntU•UOAY'S RESULTS <4"1 .. 5'·dll¥ _,,.,,..,... IMetlnel.
,IRST RACE. 400 verds .
Merv 8ell 8rown I Maler I 19 ~ IO 13'0
Count De ""4nav (Whllt l -• 80 3 40
Sheffu-(Ha rmon) S 90
Time: 20 so
AJso Ren· Miu TM Ooo. Nature ! Love
Allllevs Sc:arlet, T 1nr•nllt . Ro~v Outloo'<.
Next To Town, Deer Sue Too
Sctelched. Doctor Pu wm. No Ooubl
Here, Rlc:ll MvsllQue
GIRLS 8A SKE TBALl
11 IXACTA IS-41 .,.,_ S).11111
MCOltO RACI. t70 vwd.1
Gone John'°" ( H11 t) 10 «> ~ Ill laO
'"' The Vlkt (Gercte> uo 2 .0 w C:onvnuter caroci41•> J .o Time. 4'S>
IJso Ren Sfte 1>e>v Mlrdell, LAI NetUl'ef, "''°'· L• Tt tera, Pertv Kltte11 krtl~·N-12 •XACTA IS-I) o.lcl 1)'40
THMtO ltACI . 400 veto'
Polkv IJflfomlted (Orel 21JO 12.00 UO
O•"-Mere lOloerlc:klefl) I 20 uo
TltN Clipper IGercle l UO Time 20 32
Also ltan Sov Fiver. Ooc "°' ~1. \lenecner Gutunll, ltld\s led lov. Mv
Lentv Host, Oraneeoiouomaoec:lal '°""™ RACI. 400 varel•, Oolulno (Herl) 7.40 l~60
l ne &edulno (Garcle l 6.20 .0 ltlCki RtO lCerelou ) 2 .IQ
Time 20 ll
AISO llan Solv9fte¥, APOllO Jonn, COOi
Collactlo'I l lurr Tne Bux, Tille HQIOer
l'l,TH lltACIE. 400 verd\
Slrtallln Oash IBerdl 3 IQ. 1 IO 2 .0
Cor,,.Hle (MllC .... 11) r 3 80 ) 40
Zircon (Cereloral 1 .0
Trme 19 93
A110 Ren Ou1ca111em. 8ed• Ctieng Je11
8toulno .t.oeln, Confirmed, R.eoe• Rumor
S2 f UCTA (3·6) Pelel S1 I IO
SIXTH ltACE 400 YlfdS
Cnl119aoero1 IH1r1"0fl) 7 60 2 40 2 40
Eesv On Llmll1"'1Werd) 7 60 t 40
Ho• Da'11 (Pllltt nlonl ) .0 r,,.,,.. 199•
Alto llan Goin SlrN l\ln. TM Oo<IOre le
Ot oov Ht rdlleed, Gene Jet RIC'!\ 8eoo..i.n To1e1 Ten
S2 EXACT A 11· 11 PelO S 19 00
Scra1cneo. 81ue Moof'I Fraoo1e . Ma1or
1moac:1 For E1u11v1 Oreems
n liXACTA 14.n oales ''°' 00
SEVENTH ltACIE. 400 va •os
Ima Mtrriooc (Treasure) S 40 4 80 2 IO
Romo1n !Purcell) •S 80 S 20
Eas• Gra n! CGarcle l 7 .0
Tme 2012
A1so Ran Hullllnes Lu f s1ru1tln loj
Ruuun. Dluefend Jtt, '>I• Acu
Scre•cned L•l•urt Ca rlcoun1., n EXACTA I 1·11 F>t fd 517 80
EIGHTH ltACE. 400 varos
A Zure Hooe lGercit ) )0 60 S 40 A oo
Nicko Sier (TrHsure l J 80 3 90
S11ar 11 All "(Edwerdsl IS 90
Tome 2016
Al\o Ren S1111111ne R1cn Oesn1ne Oen'
Oe-AO••>lnlllrtl« Far E Nuf Strew Je11 r Plunoers -S.1n1 Kit Mei•er
Scralel'>ed Mr Hemrnow•• At.scaoero
D·a+ Talent Cone Go 81er& n EXACT A <•· S) Pa•d w 20
NINTH RACE. 3SO vero,
Snort Win• (Tre11ure) IS '° s 70 2 '°
Tnt Bleck A Illa nee <Harli • '° 2 ao llere Jel 1Creeoer> 2 IO
T mt 17 69
A so llen Win AoollO Of> Sne1
OugMeroo Gooo, Skvlarkon
U PICl SIX S·3·1 I OR 7·1·4) e>aid
S6 41020 t() !Our winning hcltth (six
"'orses l F>1ck Soi ConlOlatlOll oa•d s 137 20 10
117 •• , .... (Five l'IOf'MI)
SI PICK NINE IS·S+S·J·l·I OR 7·8·41
oe+o SS, 109 40 10 one winning lfcket (seven
norses) Cerrvover Sll0,873 S2
TENf.l'f RACE. 400 varos
L.U Hon {8•rcU s 00 2 40 , 20
T osv Driver (Leellt'tl ''° 2 20 L.e ouer Miu (Reves S 00
Tme 20?9
A so llen HerilleY K '\« R.iav Rio•
M• L.u l G+rl Time Fo• A L.•dv
Scra!C"80 Ceseno11e O•u The 8reere Meller
n EXACTA (6·S/ D••d s9 20 ,
n DAIL y OOUILE (4·61 oald •I 60 AHendence 3893
NF&. llMYoffs
SECOND ROUND GAMES
S.t\lrdlv
C1tve1end 61 Mle ml I Cn1nne1 • ai 9 30
e m
De11u el Rems ICneMel 2 a l I om 1
SUftdly
lllew Yor~ G ents •• Cn1te11<> CP\ennel 1
8 1 930 e m I
New En111ano el Raiden
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sundll V, J111. T1
SUPIER I OWL XX
Sunde¥, Ja11. 2'
lat Hew oneansl
AFC c'1emo1on v\ NFC C'1emo•O"
o m
°"° Sff ftsNne DAVEY'S LOCKER INtw-1 ... dll -
6.3 •noter\ 20 oon,10 4 vltllOwlail, 7S roclt coo I hel+bul 76 ca 1co oeu 10 sano oeu
7S meclterltl 2S wl'l1ltl '"· IS sculPln NIEW~T LANDING -35 angle~ •S send ben. 23 icu101n 17 ,,...ckerel
<>r.,. Coelt DAILY PILOT/Frtday, JllMlelY 3. 1NI * -
NHL
C~UL COtePP•NCe
EcJmonton Ce~rv
Venco..vtr
'(\'1Milllt9
ltlllll
SI Loult
C,,lcego
Mlnneso1e
Toronto
Ot troh
Stl'lvtlle OMlolM
W L T "" G, GA
111 • se 202no
17 16 ) )7 lSJ ·~ n n • >0 1'3 l65 12 t4 • 21 1'7 .. ,
10 n • >• 114 113 ...,... OIW6ell
" u • ,. m 1>1 16 16 4 ,. 160 170
1' I' 1 lS ISS I"
10 20 S 2S 112 156 • ,, s 21 120 19'
WALU CON~IRENCIE
Phl..otli>tlle
W1~not0fl
NVl~ndefl Nv tt..._1
.. Pl111bur9h
New J.,.""
OutOec
Mon~ .. ,
Boston
8uffel0
Herttord
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t6 ll 9 41 ISO I"
17 20 2 l6 13' 13'
16 19 ' )6 149 t~
ll 21 1 t1 131 160 . ...._. ~
70 ls 2 ,, 1'7 112 ,. ll ,, t'1 130
17 " .. 141 13S
11 " • '° 141 n• -It 17 1 )9 141 1•7
niunav-1 keras Pn~I· 7, ltl•• ' Quebec 3, Heriford 2
8uffalo 1. Ottroo ? New Yori< llleflders 7, Boston S
MlnnHOtt 3, V1oc::ouver 2 E omontoo_ L Calo&rv 3 T..itM'•~ Wunino1on 11 ..._ Jersey
MonlrH I el Winnl-
S.llKdeY"I 0-
Killea a l T01on•o
BllftelO e I BollOfl
Ch1ce90 et New Voo 111ancser1
New Jtrsev 11 W11n1no1on
Quebec 11 Ottroh
Herttoro 11 E<1mon1on
Montrn l et Ce1gerv
Phlledtlohla 11 St Louis
Ftven 7, Klnel 4
S<el't bv Ouert.n
PMa<lel.onle 1 l 1-7
I( 1"91 1 2 1-.. ''"' ~.,,.., I Phlledell>ft·• F>ou1.n I& Prooo
McCrlmmonl 2.34 C1n1 7 P?.11eoe;on1e
l(err 3S IElt.lull<I, F>rOOPI t•-0.-{ooL l l.o1
Anoeles. LtOverd 3 IH••Ovl. IS 44 (DP/ •
PhlllO.IPtlla, MtCrlMmon • I Pr0oe>.
Eklund), 17 29 IPD) Pene11111-Toce"'"
Phi, me.or (m1Koneluc11 I 35. w11i.ems.
LA me ior lmlKondU<•I I lS Rk,,ltr ,,,,,
(lnltr1ertnct' 1 10 S•~t\ LA l'IOOll•nol
S·S2 O.rric1< ~m·'" P11 lhOIO•nol 9-20 ReomoNI, LA ll'IOl<l1ng1 13 36 ~rlclt.
Srnltf'I, Pf'I• 1nooo1ng1 I• 4" Rich Suner ""' meior lfiOf'lllnQ 16 7• Ooug Smotl'I LA
m1nor·ml't0r rouon1no t.gni.no1 .. ,.
WfNlems LA 1no101no1 II 16, McCri,,..,..,on
Phi lhooll1no / 19 •7
SKlftel Pen.cl
S Pnlled11onle Cr••"' ll •Zerel T0<-
cne1 /. • 44 6 Pl'lllaoe;on1a Howe 11
lEktund Prooo1 133 1001 1 1..cn Anvefn
Herov 1 tEr1nson Wtfls 1220 loo• I
Lo' ,.,,,_, Hatl'loorn l tReomono
Pe!tr\Oftl IS 54 l oo 9 P!lillelelonoa
CarlOf\ 4 1zere1 16 411 P.,,1111n-r0oe>
Piii (noo .. 1ng1 I 22 L.e<lvaro LA l-1119
141, Crou man Pr" tnoto1ngl 11 22, llon
Sulltr P..1 m1nor·maior (h19h·111~lno
l111n11no1. 13 IS,· TevlOr. LA mlnor·ma lor
cn111"·'11c:1une. l1gl'l11no!J 13 IS. McCrlm
mon. Plii ll'IOldlnGI I) 71 Pettrson LA
lhOOk·no). 17 S2
n.lrd Pen.cs
10 ~1ladetpn1a Prooo 2& 1E••vnd
McCr1mmon) 9 32 1001 11 LOI A"9eln
Dionne 17 Wfi11 Hlf<IYI 11 43 Pe<1al·
1.-1-Pr0oe> p,,, ma.or ln1Qn·11tc1t.1nol
2-31, Rec:trnotlCI LA l-•nol 6l0
Et19t>IOm. LA (l'IOl<l•nol 11•. ~r.ci. Smlln, Pftt (tripping) 12.31
Snots on ooal-f>l'tllMMl!>nl• t3· 1 S· 12-.40
Lo~ Alloelti 12· 12·9-33
Power ·DI•• OoPOrtun1t1es-Pt111aoelonte
I of I, L01 Al\9etfl 3 Of t
Goallts-PnlleOtloh1a Jt nstr JJ
sno11·29 saves> Loi A"9eieJ Jal'l>ICV•
(21-16) Etto• t 11 21 secOl\O 19-17t
Allt n<lenc.e 12.013
Rtltrte-Anov Ven Hl'l'1mot10
L•nevnert-Jlm Cnr1Sh1on R1110Y Mitton
~ \.S.MINS Clauk ~recllw I.a.net, hf\WNa I
8ooLonr l3·ll-..
Dt •li Love Ill 32·U--O
Merk McCumt>er 32·~
Ed Fior 37·3S-..7
Scoll HOC" l3· ).a--(,7
800 Twev l2·3S-.7
J m Tnora. 3'·~
Jeff L.twls lS lJ~
W·H•tWOO<I 3S·l3~
Ooue Ttwtt lS-~9
Jett Slurren 32· 37--49
Donnie Hem"'Oft<l 14·)~9
Merlo. Ha ¥et 32·31_,.9
Helt lrwl11 • 37 l)-70
llon Streo. )S· 35-70
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AflceMIW u-~
D~~ 71 ......
Tim NOrrl• M·>~
Jen St.rienaon ,..,,_....
Howwd Cte.rk JS-~ l ie-lthoHs • 36-»-70
Oevlcl Glanz 3'-)t-70
P9ter Oos1er11U11 ~U-70
auddv CO.relfter 3'-).t-70
1-llalock J.9.-36-10
Olcll L.ofl JS.·U -70
WlMIOwWOOCS.fel lf-J.t-70
~lrOOks JS-»-71
Ernte~oe 3'-lS-71 GreeMormen '•·»-71 JOMMel'llffev u -,._11
Ronnie Sleel< •-»--11 Lennie Claman!\ 37·U-71
TlmSlmPSOn 36·35-71 vat Slttnner 3'-)j-71
e oo Eastwooo ]7-U-71
le!n o.1"1 ;u-37-71
kb Lunn u->1-n
Garv McCoro U·»-n
G-eaeurns , 37-JS.-72
Rooer1 Irving lS-31-77
800BOlcll 11->r-n JOhn 8uaak 36-»-77
llOOCurl 36·»-72
Lao~ l1-~n Tim COlllns 11-u -n
.JOIVI,,¥ Millef •. ,._77
8en-v Jeeek•' M·3t--n
Eric PGA1 Js-3t--n
Al v.itlerger »-»-n Ken Green u --n
llf>Nr Mellt>le •->s-n s.11\'Llltle 37·»-73
Merlt Pfeil 36·»-74
Crelo Stedter 36·»-7• ~Marlin l9-3j-7'
Tim Berg ll·J6.-74
K.en Towns 35-39-7•
Bruce Sumrnernev' • ,,.,._,s
loO loldt 37-3t--7S
800W'IM l9·J6.-7S
LortnR~11 37·»-7S
loje tl\lln1a1 Cr~ov 37·lt--7S
Oft Smv1n l9·J6.-7S De vt !>lockto,. ll·37-7S
8errv Hon J9·J6.-7S
Jim Wl«her' 40-l5-7S
Ar!Willie,.,s 36-40-76
Merk Wtebt 37·39-76•
840 Glloer 36-40-16
Gerv Oowtri ll-Jt-n
C"UC• Miine 39·»-77
110" lll'IOe<I\ ll·lf--77
Ml"e Peumore 40-»-71
Oen Oll"ICo ll·l?-71
lloberl Moll 311·41-79
Eeri Puc-..11 40-)f-79
8 111 Celdwtll '2·37-79
Ron 8•anca 40-39-79
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MILWAUKEE SUCKS.-...-!>t" ln,,...n director of Olev., --sonnet
PORTLAND TllAILBLAZER~emeo
Morris "8UCl<v" l uc1'welltr director ol
Olav., Peno_.
WA$MING TO!oj I ULLE T!r-P1tud
Frenll JOhnwn. guerd, on· 1ne 1nture<1
r-..,-ve HI! S~ Ennis ·Wha ttev. ouerd.
10 • tO-~v t.OfltrlCI ,OOTaALL
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COCYClinatOI C-Ge~ ll>eC .. I tM m\
encl .~.,. coaCfl I("' Houston a.·
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coec:n e ncl A· llooerts oefen''"' O.Ck'
coeai, HOCK5Y
MdenalHeaev~
MONTRE~L CANADIENS~ec:a1~
.. en• CerlsO'l ~n~•" lrOIYI ,,,.
S"trl>rOO-.e Caneolens ~ 'l'le A~>ean
"'ooev LM9ue NEW JEQSEV Of'.V•Lr~· Ull
... erter encl 8rvet Or·•.,. de+tn~ •o
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~•'" 1no l(en Oenve«o e ncl 11•""'1
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COLLIE GE
A TL.ANTIC 10 CONFERe NCE-N11meo
llon &enov+cn eu111en1 comm•u•oner
8C',l"'O COM~ ''IO~f •
MISSISSIPI> !>T A TE-A.nnovnceo •tt•Q "•'IO" ol 8oC> 80•0 Ollktlbal Co.ell
SO U TM ..... EST M ISSO u ll
ST .t. TE-4nnou"Ct<I •l'le rtt09nah01• ol 11 Cfl
Jona~"•ngme •' "t•O •oo•t>a~ c:o.cr TEMl>LE UNIVERSITV-Ne m t o
C"trleS T"'°'" director of et111t• cs allt r
l'le ,,a o •t1111neo " comm1n ooner of '"• A11en•1c 10 Cont.,.enct
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1.
Ocean View's Douty setsCIFrecord
OV , Barons, HB ---get tourney wins;
CM also victorious
Huntington Beach. Fountain Val·
Icy and Ocean View marched on 1n
the Cypress Tournament. as ~hawk
Dana Douty set a Cl F record for most
career assists. while Costa Mesa
advanced and E&tanc1a fell 1n the
Costa Mesa Classic Tournament in
girls basketball action Thursda y.
The Mustangs will continu.c-their
tournament Saturday, as Sea V1cv.-
Leque play opens Fnday night.
Estancia will travel to C-0sta Mtsa.
Woodbridge hosts Newpon Harbor.
Corona del Mar goes to Laguna
Beach, and U niversity welcomes
Saddleback. All Sea View games
bcain at 7:30.
fn Thursday's games:
~ View H. LB MUllk.u $$: In
the closin• minutes of the first half.
senior po1f\t guard Douty tossed off an auist to teammate Tnna Vlachos
to set a CIF record for career assist.\
(6S2) as the Seahawks slip~ by
Millikan in the championship ,quar-
terfinals.
Douty added 11 points and had
four assists on the nilht. while
Vlachos contnbutcd 22 point .
The Seahawlts avcn~ a lo 10
Millikan in the quartemnals of last
year's tournament. and advance to
play Huntinaton Beach 1onlaflt at 8 in
the semi ftnal~ ' Ap.inat Milhkan. Ocean Vrcw
came out with lbe press and took
conuol of \he tempo. They dad no1
allow it to ilip.
-........... ~1'1, #n .... ttt
N : The Ollert a<>t. prtVlCW or untct t..eaaue ~tion u they held off tht •
Uon1 in t~ ~hampionahip quar-
tafinals It Cyprus.
Hantinaton Beach kd by as many
u ICveft Potn ts an the lut quartet', but
1n the last 1v..n minutes \A.ci.tm tn'>ter
outscored 1t S-0 to pull close
With JUq nH~I '" ~conds left the
Chier' "l'rl' up -~.54 tefamc
Pcmpa "'l'nt co lht• ltnt. but m1c,scd
the front end ot a one-and-one The
Lion<. orought 1hc ball out and srnrcd
to pull "ithin one. 57-56
The Oilers missed their sho t and
\\.est minster had the ball w11h three
seconds to go Lion "as dn .. ing the
open hne. but she dropped tbe ball
and \\ cstm1ns1cr'<; chance f!a chl'
semis.
Pemper l('d the Oilers v.1th :n
points and I ; rebounds. and Tamm'
Keller added ·1 g
Westminster's Jeannine Battagha
tossed ID I q points and teammatC'
De'on .\k1l3 added 17)
Fountain \'alley H . Los Alamitos
30: The Barons waltzed to the cham-
pionship quarterfinal victory over
Lo' .\lam1tos in the C>prcs<. Tour-
nament
Melissa Handle' had 11 1)()1n1'
eight reoound~ and folir steal<; v.h1 k
facloe ( C1ok added 14 polDts and I~
rebound' 111 lead f uuntaJn \ alk'
The "''n <.Cl\ up a meeting v.11h
Foo1h1ll 1n thl' <;cm1" tonight Foo1h11l
1<; one nt tv.o team~ 10 heat the Ha run'
th1\ <;eason
Costa Mua $1. El Modena 42: The
~1ustangs raced 10 a 34-1 haltumt
lead. but v.ere forcc-d to ralh in the
fourth quan er for lhe c-0n'4,l.rnon
'lem1 final v.in
fhe Mustang~ rclaxl·d ~n th(' third
penod. onh 10 Stt the \ an~uards
ou\S{'O~ them. 16-6. ID the quam:r
Costa Mesa r('took the m omC"n1um in
the f1Dal pem'ld and cruised 1n IM lhl'
v.1n
St('phan1c \v.an!lon .ind . uzannc
( 0v.lc' tossed in I' points ap1l'Ce ll'
lead the Mustang!> l\v.anson put u~'
11 point!> in the tirst halt. "hilc'
Cowie) l·ontnbutc-d l."tght P\,ltnt' 1n
the ~ond ou.incr to pan· ( ll\ta
"vk"'1 '~u1d. start
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87 JOHN CUNNIFF ,,, ................
NEW YORK-If you haven't had
your fill of economic forecasts or if
you still arcn 't convinced that l 986 is
aoin1 to be a good year. you might
distill some wisdom. solace or con-
viction from these.
Not all of them are opumistic.
T.J. Holt, an investment advisory
firm that has been pessimistic about
the economy and stocks for a long
lime, and declines to be dissuaded by
what could be temporary circum-
stances, seeks comfort and guidance
in the Bible.
"Cast but a glance at riches and
they arc sone, fOr they surely sprout1
wings and fly off to the s~ like an
eaaJe," he tells readers of his invest-
ment letter, who were not forewarned
of the I 986 bull markei.
That reference, from P,roverbs
23:5, is followed by Holt's own
comment that "these verses suuest
to us that today's rich stock prices are
nothioa to fret over, because they will
suddenJy disappear."
sindlinacr &. Co., an economic and
consumer opinion rnearcb firm, is
equally bearit.h, ma'intainina that 28
states are already in a recession, aod
that "the only unknown is the time of
a full national recession."
He refers to 11 7 bank failures last
year, and says mo~ will follow in
1986. He maintains that the dollar
will tumble and deflation will spread
over the land, with a "black bole ..
appcarin& in stotk and confidence.
But these may be amon1 the wont
of the Jot. Few more bleak forecasts
were found in a random ample.
Much easier to find, and diaest too,
arc those forecasters who "8nd-out
for their unrestrained optimism.
"A Fn tide will en1ulf WalJ
Street.' says Yale Hirsch, publisher
of"Smart Money,'' a newsletter, and
the "Stock Traders Almanac,'' a
deskbook that can be found in the
offices of many brokers.
He expects the "recent upside
explosion will continue through
January, at wh.ich time the Dow Jones
average should enter the 1600-I 700
ranae." By the end oftbe r.ear it "will
have touched the 2000 mdestone."
Hinch states that if the Industrial
~vef'IJC had n:aerely kept P99C with
mftallon h should be around 3420
today, and from the way he reasons it mi&bt very well ,et there.
"We a.re eajoyina one of the finest
investment env1ronments k.no~ in
mmct history, .. be says. "The key
economicJ. monetary. political, tech-
nical and 1undamental arc present for
one of those rare 'monster' bull
markets."
What makes Julian Snyder's fore-
cast inieretting is that for years he was
a.promfoeot pessimist known for bis
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warninas of a financial CQllam
deOation and a aeneral economj
Armageddon.
Now. it seems, there may be a~
times before those days arrive. "If 19
are not rich, 1986 may be the year:i
get rich." be says.
Isn't this a reversaJ of bis earlit
warnings? "fn -our judgment," ·~
says, "the threat of a deflatfo,.r
collapse which we warned about la.!
year, has been averted."
The threat remains for a financN
crash, he ooncedcs, "but it is mule.
and will P.robably come much lat~
Meanwhile, "you shouJd concont~
on trying to m~emoney."
Coke sells Callfornta UJJits
A Tl.ANT A (AP)-The Coca-Cola
Co. bu announoed that it gained $38
million from the sale of two of its
corporate units, Winkler-Flexible
Products Inc. and Presto Products
Inc.
WinkJcr-Flexible Products, based
in Los Anseles, makes plastic cutlery
and straws. Presto Products. based in
Appleton, Wis., makes plastic bags
and wrap.
The units were sold Thursday tou
investment group headed by E.C
Gaylord. but the terms of the Ill
were not disclosed. >' · •
Coke said in a statement that th
sale was in line with the soft drin
giant's "strategy to focus its opt1
ations within its major lines c
business."
Bnlce Tbompeon prepue9 AYon cataloC• for m•llln( at
L7JICla~. Va., dlatrfbation center. Americana apent a
record $50 bWion lD 1985 on mercbancllae from more than
30 bllllon cataroe• dlatrlbatecl throaChoat the nation .
Therefore, he suggests clients not
gel eAcited. ud reinforces it with this
advice with Proverbs 23:3: ''Do no t
wear yourself out to get rich, have the
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Factory orders rise 1 %
-wASHTNGTON (AP}-Orders fo U:S. factories for manufacture~ g~s rose I percent in Novem~r. led by
the sharpest Jump in orders for nondurable goods in five
years. the government rcponed Thursday.
The Com merce Depanment said total factory orders
climbed to S 197.4 billion in November, the first overall
gain since a I 15 percent increase in August. Orders had
declined by I percent in October and 0. 7 percent in
September. ·
The November gain was concentrated in orders for
nondurable goods. Items not expected to last beyond three
years. This category rose by a giant 2.5 percent. the biggest
gam since a 2. 7 percent increase in October 1980.
Orders for durable goods fell by 0.3 perceni. the third
consecutive decline. This represented a revision from a
preliminary repon that had durable orders nsmg an
November by 0.9 percent.
The overall gain an orders, while encouraging. was
tempered by the continued weakness 1n orders for durable
goods.
U.S. manufacturers have been battered for th e last
)ear b~ heav' Im pons offorei_gn goods and today's rcpon
shows that (oreign competition is still making inroads
into domestic production.
In a separate repon today. the Commerce Depan-
ment said construction spending. which has been strong
all year, rose by 0.5 percent 1n November. following
increases of 0.1 percent in October a nd 0.8 percent in
September. Building ac11vit) 1s now at an annual rate of
$348.2 billion. 11 .2 percent higher than a year a$O·
The moderate g.am ID factory orders was attnbuted to
the strength in nondurable goods. where orders for food
and petroleum products showed big increases.
Among durable goods. orders for defrnse equipment
posted a sharp I:!. 7 percent nse.
The key category of nondefense capital goods showed
a decline of 3.1 percent following a 7.3 percent drop ID
October. However. analysts said the November decline
overstated the. weakness in this area because it was
concentrated in orders for c!valian aircraft. This e:;ttcgof)
1s closely watched for 1nd1ct1ons of business plans to
expand and modernize
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Tempo featuring
wrap-around look
The Fofd Tempo has been modi-
fied extensive~y for 1986.
On the e>lterlor. Tempo will
feature Innovative front end styf Ing
with a new grtlle, flush aero-style
haJogen ~dlamps and wrap-
around, amber parking lamps. Also
new on the outside are wrap-
around, full-width tall lamps and a
dark gray, wide bodyslde molding
with bright Insert that_ extends to
the bumper cover /extension.
Across-the-board styling
changes to the Interior of both the
G Land LX series Include trim and
Instrument pallet Improvements.
The standard GL has padded
vlnyt door trrm panels with
carpeted lower sectlof), cloth-cov-
ered sun visors with covred vanity
mirrors, plus numerous conve-
niences lnciudfng Interval wlnd-
shletd wipers and etectronlc dlgltal
clock.
Standard equipment Includes
all-season steel-belted radlal-pty
tires, power front-disc brikes, plus
comforts and conveniences llke a
functional consolette, storage bins
and side window demisters.
In the LX series, drivers wllf
discover many of the comforts and
conveniences found In Ford luxury
cars.
In addition to the all-cloth rectln-
lng front seats with center armrest,
luury door trim, power steering and
AM /FM stereo, the standard LX
comes with tinted glass. Ult steer-
ing, power door locks, deckfid
release, fuel door release and dual
electric remote-control mirrors.
Also standard on the LX are trip
odometer, Instrumentation pack-
age with tachometer and !he full
range of courtesy llghts, lncludlng a
swivel map light.
A front-wheel-drive car with
four-wheel Independent
suspension, Tempo has a design
recognized for Its excellent hand-
ling characteristics. · •
New for Ford LTD Crown Victoria la a maltl-port electronic fuel injection .,..tan for V-8 e8'lnF·
LTD-excels in -comfort, cargo
The L TO Crown Victoria and
Country Squire model lineup con-
tinues to offer tradltlonal car
buyers six-passenger roominess,
spacious cargo capacity and the
ablftty to tow trailers up to 5,000
pounds when property equipped.
The L TO Crown Victoria sedans
have 22.4 cubic feet of luggage
capacity, while the L TO Crown
Victoria and Country Squire
wagons offer a cargo volume of
more than 88 cubic feet and, with
the optional dual-facing rear seats,
up to eight-passenger ,eating.
Besides uncompromlsed com-
fort, the 1986 Crown Victoria offers
tradltlonal big car buyers the
•Distinctive appearance, with
Ford L TO Crown Victoria's padded
~ rear ha"·vlnyt roof, or Country
Squire's simulated dark cherry
bodyslde and tailgate panels com-
plementing claasic lines.
•Traditional quiet, smooth ride.
provided In part by a full-coll spring ,
suspension, gaas pressurized
shock absorbers and body-on-
frame construction that Isolate
passengers from road harshness.
•A high levet of standard conve-
nience features, Including AM/FM
stereo radio, left-hand remote con-
trol mirror, quartzelectrlcclocl<,
eutomatlc parking brake refease,
front and rear bumper guards,
carpeted d~-well trunk In
r wa door ate and
load floor carpet In wagons.
•Full-size performance, with a _ _,
standard 5.0-liter electronlc-fuet-
1 Injection (EFI) V-8 engine and
automatic overdrive (AOO) trans-
mission, power steerng and power
front/rear drum brakes.
L TO Crown Victoria's sequential,
multi-port EFI has a rrumber of ·
Important advantages over a con-
ventional carburetor. This ad-
vanced system provides more effi-
cient use of fuel, Improved overall
operation, smoother running and
easier starting in temperature ex-
tremes.
For 1986, six of th8' 12 exterior
paint colors are new, as are four of
the seven vinyl roof colors. In
all body types. New deluxe 15-lnch
wheel covers are standard.
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WOLFSBURG, West Germany
-Maybe a dollar won't go as far
aa It used to, but a new Volks-
wagen Golf Diesel hatchback
with a full tank goes farther than
ever -1,345 miles to be exact.
Ourlng a special mileage run
recently, a 1986 Golf Diesel was
driven 1,345 mites at legal
speeds over publlc roads
through 12 countries In Europe
and Scandinavia on a single
tankful of fuel, the longest dis-
tance driven by a standard pro-
duction vehicle without refueling.
The average f~el economy for
the trip? Eight-seven miles per
gallon.
l'he -record run by Austrian
Gerhard Plattner, which has
been submitted to the Guinness
Book of World Records, was
spor:isored and monitored by the
Austrian Automobile Club and
took less than 40 hours to
complete.
This was done at an average
speed of 34 mph without the aid
of autobahn (freeway) miles. The
route Included a pair of Swiss
mountain passes with altltudes of
more than 7 ,000 feet.
Strong yen forces
Toyota price hikes
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and RV Show at Anaheim Convention Center Saturday
thr:ough Jan. 12 can-eee the new 1986 Traveteze recreational #
vehlcle llne featuring an electronic sttde-out room. .
WeU known as an Innovator In the travef trailer business,
Traveleze offers this new option on the 32-foot travef trailer
and the 33-, 35-and 40-foot fifth wheels. It allows campers to
effortlesaty Increase the llvlng space within three minutes
after parking.
°"'gned to aocommodate a three-cushion hldeabed,
the room Is operated from the Interior. An easy fllp of the
switch activates the self-aligning and self-lubrlcatlng mech-
anism that Is powered by a heavy-duty 12-volt motor. A
manual crank Is provided In case of power f allure. No blocks
or j~ks are needed to support the approxlmatefy 21 sqaure
feet of added llvlng space. · .
Traveleze manufactures 19 models of travef trailer and
fifth wheels In center and rear bath floorplans from 19 to 40-
feet In length ..
The 1986 llnes f'lave more advanced features than ever.
As well as being about 10 percent lighter, wtth Improved
towing aerodynamics, the new profile sparkl'es In rich. Ivory
metal with reflective safety side stripes. Full-lerigth roof
refnforcement means It can be used for sunbathing, bird-
watching or VIP seating at sporting events.
-Long known as the largest travef show on the West
Coast, thlt H. Werner Buck Enterprises production Is realty
three shows In one -a recreational vehicle show, a famlty
vacation show and an outdoor sports activities and
equipment show. •
More than $15 mllllon worth of the newest recreational
vehlcies wtll be displayed along with more than 400 booth
exhibits on vacations and sports.
The "Parade of Outdoor Champions lrrW'&ter and on the
Stage•• preeents dplly free entertainment. ;t.ne kids can try for
a prize IA.the casting pond, and everyone has a chance to'spfn
the wheet of fortune. They can rest their feet white viewing
prize-winning travel fllms from around the world.
· -Prices are adults $4.95, children 6-15 years $2 and
ch11dren under 6 free.Hours are noon to 10 p.m. Saturday,
noon to 7 p.m. Sunday and 2 to 10 p.m. Monday through
Friday. For Information, call 999-8900.
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Newport 2bt 2ba saoo. FURN 3 BDRM 2BA 2 8'* .,. liiiilildfi 1.,.ITI... ... 2711 M•lmnratiw St•
Flet or oe.an 3bt 2ba, Story TOWNHOUSE on ~t. '400ow':,tg7~ 415 1Br, trig, , ... leundry, DellOhtful OOWI bfeez", 1e(1BA UCIC* inJP1911 :!~~~~~~,!!,!!
frplc, gar $1100. 01.tieta. corner. Neer bHCh oppy. 160 PoOI. aarport. No pete. Spacl<>YS 28drm. 288, near so. 'eo.t Ptaze, no PlllTlllla LmTlll 1111116fR
Two 539-11191 Aot'" $350111\0 111/la11 ... <Mp. 2 BR 1 ba. turn. avell. Utll $550/mo. dahwthr, lrplc. Plush pets $S40 &U-8421 Retelltofc apece 1881 alt, 1111\M
538-11117 lncld. Walk to bctt S775 931 W 19th St 544.--0492 crpll, drpt. Loll of · C«I'* McArthur & PCH. lmll. IUllUll lrri •a·u +aec, avail 111 ~M-42112 -•ll 11¥1 • ctotets. Beautltutly land· 2BR W•BA Mutt Condo. Prime apot 1n landmark lmrnedlele e>penlOQ l<>t f\fl
NOT A LIST AGENCYI !! L-2BR 1 .. -........ -~ ... ~p~ ac8')ed. 960-6331 WI O. retno. •le. dbl gar. toe. 2411 E. Coaal Hwy. time D4•trlct Manao-r Reedy mid month 1500'1. ---------.,. ._ ...--,.. ·.. 28R 1BA. eouaoe IYJ>e, MC. ~e. poot 1150 mo. Ste 200 CdM 1175-4900 ,
2er 2ba w/laundry, VERY NICE 2BR t den, 1000t/f 415 P~py 900 private patio, gar, w/d 2BR H'tBA TwnhM New lat/lat & aec 845-0887 ' . MU9t en1oy working wttti
hkup•. * * 539.9190 d4ttached Turti.tock hom. mo to mo Ownr 1175-0160 hkup. No peta. 1175/mo: crptt, drpt. bulltlnt, lrple ... , __ ..... _,_ WATERFROffT BLDG children Experlenee
** $1250.M0-0595 2er 2Ba0uplex.2catgar TSL MGMf 8'2-1803 encl~ w/elec oe>nr. lllllK. .... Ei1tcutlvetul1e: t350slf1 helpful
Aedueed to rent laat 3br * *lmALI* * ~cseeor. flp .. rr~ So EASTSIOE 2BR 1tia, oar-5700· uiet 53&1P92' :~~9 ~~1 "2~ we oner an excellent t>en-:~reo~::'~99~t.tc~~-CALLUS REGARDING OI PC · $1150. 838-714 m "50; 18R 1 ba. gar. 2:R J_BA. ~~ lndry. ~ .... 2?M ..m.J '}WI elit program. paid va·
539-6190 S.St fee IRVINE RENTALS 2 BR. patio. carport, new 50. Aduna prefeffed le • t stNorNI, Mature Woman ha room 1 cations & hOl!days, bonut
•!-:--:..--------1-..1..i.-.. _....I_........_ car-s, nr bc:h, no pets 241-8282 m1 to beach ~ program and denlal m-
"'"' ._.., f"O' ••o ... ...,, IO •-tL--llrfltlW -• -• •• .,.... $650 Call Jean •-t1.12t& to rent. ttiare bath. '300 surance Salery pl • °"" ., '"" '" .... oe ·-I •o ..,_ 1U.11M -so. 1173-3852 WTW .,, Ill& -mo. -·1i u1H. 5'9-19&3 1350 IQ fl STOREFRONT u .. ~=·~·.~ ',\'';".:_<~ Paium 211'1 CO"" B XI MESA VEROE mileage retmt>urtement • ... ~. _ ....,,.... • <-•.,. 38r 288 2 No pelt ,, 1 R 1ba. Walk to Bach, carport, frig, mlcto-F. Mltr 91 In N.B 'It bit! nt , ... , -••• '••''"'•oo. •. 1 to OCNI\ S 1 50 • car r"aaa..55 0 bNch. MSO Incl utll wave, Incl utll $400/mo. 10 be9Ch. garage, S3SJ locatlon 5'S.2143 Applicant m11t1 appry m ~-!!~f=!!!!!!'l1 io-.,., • '"'' BR 2b•.· yrty kids Ott 1 LM (81 ) 1 Avail now 759--0281 SMALL 1BR, gar, 500/mo ASAP &4S.••23 person at Dally Piiot 330 io S 1000. 5'30-91'91 Agt tee or 1818) ~6-0440 Call S , 87,_3117 . • •Coml>IMG Otflce/Shop West Bl'ly St • Coste
Golf courM view. 2BR Nice 2Br 28a upatrs. 1 car W.au IMcla 2141 Very lg room w/bath, pv1 C-2112Ji: :.:':'a. ~2.~9 Mesa Ca Apply 9-11
htM Ya T•.... Sen Joaquin condo _gar, O/W, frple. Lae 1950· xrm; entr for 2 people S2.20 am °' 2-' p,m (Clrwl•
Brand new 3BR 3BA. $1350/mo. 551-5193 or VIU. Rentali!7>-7o 15 mtl ocnfrt turn or unf ea S200 °'81.n dep F.,r-h I / ait 21M tton Dept l 2Br 1 '~l\a Pv1 bCh gar vkM/Bak C M &41 8685 I tlfl I ---maid's qlrs. Spa/bath. 2 8181883--0&85 Perfect •
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Sharlng $1 100 "' · · -CHARMING DUPLEX. lhrtiul Dntal 5105 f!llill•ll••---Jt-fl~f2~5&,~~~:~ San Joac;iUln condo. n , 875-6000 &.« t9ide Mt. In rpine for. 499-2104 Avelt t11'5-•ttl!t ... tb 2'111 GreallnvesttMnt Tn
873_2277 0r 875_8173 2BR 2..;BA. den, avail Aot. •121•1 est. tge 1 BR. D/W, trig .. _._._ rental area PRICED AT KITALlSlllTUT
now. $995/mo. 815-4991 .. ti .... 2' 4 Gas & Wtr paid Patio. ...._ .,.,_ ONL V S 1.C5.000 Full time potitlon tor
IJhtuae ltull UNIVERSITY erk 28 U65: 1BRl patro, retrlg. no S565 mo. Adlta. No pets Villa trees pvt beach llTll • Call Beme Motenkamp motivated protesslonsl In , 2111 2ba. gar, avell lmmed. pets. Carport. 724 James Vear ieue. S48-039t S97S/mo. •94-6807 . Wkly rental•. LQW rates 1141-5177 or 982-9602 t>usy Newport .Beach ol-
1 ll!!•l'll"""l"'""""'111--~-1st/last + sec $875/mo St tt0,873-7787 Lgvtew Ap1tnext toPark. '135 & Up/Wkly. Color lac••• PrtJtl~ hce 6.C8-4801 __ • zoo sf BLUFF top ®'>Ju. · · F IFm; ltacll__ 9 TV. maid aerv\oe, free ZT ""'NT"".L ocean view. Jbr 2,~ba, 854-7977, 8113-14«!0 Bd f __. rplC. vaulted celliflOa, lrg co"-· "'--t--' ~• & vo;. ,.. 1 rm, carport, enc..... spa Prvt balcony 2 rm Ba S700 Frig, ..... ,,_""' """" I tip, lg kite, gar .. mat. cpl, WOODBRIDGE 2BR & den yard. $440/mo. 2522 Newt ed ed d h h 1 steps 10 ocean Kllch's 1---------&IS ST /FllllT lfC no peta S 1000mo 1at+aec detatch hme. A.IC, lrplc, Santa Ane Ave. Ma-3192 c Y r ecorat s ws r, stove ncluded. avail. 985 N Coast Hwy, It llllh rtMJ .. ,.I Temp position 2 mo s
• 493-8658 or 831 -9220 dbl gar, deck. A.vi now, no hlld::5~~~pel8. NO PETS 5'5-4a55 Laguna Baach, 494·529.C (714)558-181 apprx starting March 1
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• *Slngle or cozy cpl. Small , 117-B Clea.rbrook Lane Gar, retrtg, upatalrs No NO PETS 545-4a55 Wkly rental• now avail 646-8.C9 1 Michelle
1br,lrpl.no gar,utlltpd WOOD8RIDGE 3BR1 /\be 875-3435 petsS510Agt 550-1015 $12950 wk & up 227.C Jaftttatat --&L••••sf&IT
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.. ~ $675 No pets 722-8011 2 stry T/hee w/carPort. BR G d ...... .,._A tBR apt on canal. $850. Nl!WPt Blvd CJ.A 646-7.C.C5 "-• .._, -"' .... ~ · , · $920/mo 552-1947 1 ar en ....,t. ...,..med llYl••W mo Great view, possjble · ' vp,.r1Uaty "~ N
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-.llii•--•••' Mii... AUractlve 2 story In Olde ~ ~liOQa. Cable avail. Nr $525/ 1BR tBA II t>Oat dock 75&-~9 1 111 Ill LIME Da~:x~n~':..~3 • CdM. 3BR 2ba. No pet1. UI lt1cll 14 Fairground•. S.C Ptaza & bit mo L d · a IAYl ll llE.U ____ _ ·Re, fs.St350,4M-3082 \J11118Rcondo.LargeiiV-PaclllcAmphltneat• No ins. aun ry room, tBR MOBILE HME Frig. 3026W PeciflCCoastHwy National company seeks HITILIEClPTilllST .,. ________ !'""" __ .... ._ ___ _, 1 pets. Avail Jan 1 ~ neat 7beac.h35 W. ~~ .. snSopt s stv, no petslchlldren/pv1 Newport Beach Refrlg TV IC1ea&. inventions ,,_ P1ea
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.,_ Charming clean 2BR Iba no area N.w1y remod. & $530/mo. &41-3078 TSL MGMT 0 "' bcil Sml boat storage S 125-wt! 591. no depoait od 714..a.-t' 1664 sant group Practtee in ti utatt Ftr Salt house, patio & garage. turn 180 deg white wate< &42-1603 $600/mo 5-43-7560 pr ucts l ,.,....,. Newport Beactl Dental 1=.---6..-;.;;;;_;;...__ s1oooi mo c 811499_2101 view overlooking Main 2Bd 188. opts. drps, gar. leatah ti Sllart Fee baSed exper required .c da~ ~l="='"=/=====;.=;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiili;IOi;2 · beach. $1000/mo incl. No pets. Adlts pref S700 llYl••W WESTCLIFF lrg 2 Bdrm .z724 ...... Tt Leu H l4 week with alternate Sa1-lllllllDTW utltnlet Cah Al Guida. Lse. Av! 111. S43-7234 S625 mo. 28R, 18A. patlo, 2Ba refrig, trple. crpta. ...! urO.y AMs 040-1122
CORONA DEL MAR 3 (702) 732-9228 or Virgil pool, laundry room East· drps, pool. earport, 2 *LG BAYFAONT HOME W1DOW t1u money for • .----
Bdrm, 2 ba, formal din-Webb locally at (714) 2Bdrm, crptt, drpt. Water Side toe . cJoee 10 all persons $800. mo. Pvt ba. kite pr1v . fem. TD's St0.000 up No Cltneal/Offace 5418
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Have you been yearning tor a quall-
1y cuatomlzed home In the very
best of tu1e? A home with a view
and close to everything? This 4 BR
home Is what you have been wait-
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.C97-438.C or •9•.7575 paid 83~ 120 1-5PM 149 E Bay 645--0302 n-smkr S475mo 673· t521 cred11""' no penalty 1.,...IT • .,, Ing, plus 2 rms & bath tor '" .. 2566 Oran e '"B" $595 · · · * -----• * Morn. Big lot. 1 Blk to Ooeanfront 2Br pv1 bc:h 0 .. TSL MGMT "2•1603 2Bdrm Studio, 1'~B•. A.. tidy ath IC, prof per-Deni~ A~ 673-7311 Staff positions With Newp
beach. $2000. mo. lnclds l)OOI, MC No p.15 s 1300 2 Bdrm duplex, 901 garage. Newpor1 llCfOM the street. small patio. Cable ~ son for tux turn NB home Aaaeuctanh Ctr CPA llrm Advance-
gardener. • 6.C2-1802 or 831-8250 yard. good area. $6~5 ( 1) 2BR 1'.o~BA. lrpl $795. SISO/mo. S..C 15 -Joan 64S-0911 ment & gd benefits c~~~~~en~~~.~~~ Woodsy roomy 2Br, yrd + -559-5001 (2) Lg baeh $475 utll I 1BA $480/mo Seaclltt Ava.limmed beaut new Lest I,.... 2925 Degree-3 yrs 91tper
plus full studio. avall. huge hobby rm $1500 • 2peBRts,1n'hoBagar.!wvanlhlseJa·n 1n5o. (3~sn;: ~ach Sj0020 u9~121.nc2 I Me.nor Apts. 548-2682 condo to shr E-slde CM $ 000 REWI D reQ 759--0101
Feb. 1. $2000. mo. utll•. 1st & last 499-2288 " as r~s -2Br 1Ba. 1 prkOQ space, 6 M/F $.C OO/mo # ·~utll 1 nR l /I Cl.DI
LIDO ISLE. 3 Bdrm plus L I ' -. 215 $565/mo Agt &42-7404 Nice 2Br 2Ba. bltns. d/w, mo lse Part furnished 548-9t59 Clothing Mtg. needs !>OOlc ·
lamlly, fully furn Pano. 2 l:!f••• lfat 2BA 1ba. pv1 yard, own $625 No pets. N/~mkrs $6QOl mo 650-2430 BEAUT Npt H1gs condo. For return of charm keep.ng assistant Man·
car gar, $2500 mo 6M'uttful new -28r 28a garage, New carpets & 6'2·7528 or 760-1' 18 2 BR 1 ba w/enci n•r, rnce Mstr br/ba. n.ice amenlt· t>raoelet S500 REWARD uat system 10 key by
T h P I I al t $530/ I _ __. ..-S IM 1ntormahon of return 1_ ·-e1tp M. -F 8-5 ........ n. wn mes. oo . spa. en-P n • · mo. m .. -.. NICE 11, ..... 3 Bdrm 2ba. front house, unturn. 1 Blk ties n-smk 525. 722-t 222 """'" ..., LG 4Br 3Ba+ sep. tam. n1s crts, gar, patio, lndry occupancy 851--0424 .-bch $725 I A 01 charm bracelet st1ts.
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$1100 mo Norttl rm .. lrplc. South of PCH. hkup. Micro, tr pie, cable encl ger, no pets Mesa to . yr Y gt. DESPERATE for 1 female 645-24~ Costa Mesa. 966-15 Ul
Immediate occup $2000 TV Several 'fir plans 2BR 2ba on Victoria. nr del Mar S7501mo Avsll 650-3890 rmte·to shr w/2 tern •BR FOUND 6 mo 801te1 'P1t
mo. 509'~ ACACIA. w/Ylews S875-S975. Call Newport Bl. Squeaky lmmed 364-6058 Iv mso 2 BA, D/W, frplc. gar. 1 blk Eastblutt condo $404+ Bull muc blk/wht in Santa CllPl1tl
633-2141 Days Only. Paul or Milli Anne clean wl fresh paint. PLUSH CONDOS Over bch. 1 door bay. S850. dep Call760--07&4m59 AnaonMainStM6-527l AJA entry &_.order PIO·
Lu1tury & style enhance 5 495-6647. Ask about our s595. no pets. 990-2962 streams & falls Gar mo tse 218 2 tst Street. Emplyd M/F 40.. 10 shr alt 6pm cess1ng tor !k>tl'llng mtg
rmdecor,lprlc,dshwshr, HolldaySs>«lel! 2Br 1'11Ba townhouse wlopnr,mlcro.w/d hkup • 838-2951 furn2Br 1'1tbaapt w/Po04 -----GOOc:11yp1ng Sklllsamust
gar&more.S950.0thers Sunny 2br 2 ba. loaded, Bltlns. garage. patio 1Br $750 & 2Br SIOOO **LIDO ISLE•• $350/mo. 1slllst. ulll pd M-F8-5 Benefits $1200
at 539-6191 A.gt cost walk to bch, lrple, ten ct $725 No pets 645-4837 2Br w/secluded view Lu1t, newly dee: 3BR 2BA xcpl ph . 548-1200 fQtK) ADS mo Nortn COS1a Mesa
New beautiful large 3BA S 1100/.r'l'.IQ..A_nn Sampson •2Br 28e nr SC PIH, S.A S995 A.vi now 5.c&-2«7 apt LO south patio l<.aren. 966-l5l0
2BA. trplc. oar. w/d. 861-9355 w. 681-7086 H Patio. carport, pool. POOL Patio, lrplc, X-lge $1500/mo yrty 675-8411 E-side Q-4 $330 mo-utM llRE m~ I .... btry/katc •.
S 1400/ 760-0909 If 2 9 •100. No Pets 722-8011 I Br $580 2Br $880, S500 NEWPORT MARINA APTS Lndry, all prvtgJ, nr OCC I\ rl\U for Newport Center CPA
m• l~t ICll l sec Uni E-tlde 557-2&41 Luxury 2Br 2Ba. Frplc, 673•2'91 or 6S0..S850 Fine oenefiu & aclvance-
Nice eonage: 2BR 1ba. 28RN9A condo wtgar Li;tB~~:a~~~~s~ Pvt 1 Br, lrplc, PoOI. patio, mtCto. Prvt oat Prvt bcil F 25-35 10 shr attract Cal:
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frplc. 1 cat gat. Walk to ·~m1lelObch Pool&spa S695 N S46-5605 gar No pets 399W Bay &boatdoeksavallS1295 E'Costa Mesa hse Furn a.aJ.llll ap;>hcant 759--0101
*111 ILIFR* *'--.... 1 _ _. bctt. 1975/mo 873-1039 S975/mo S31-5575 ° pets St $616 6~57 •ALSO• 1Br/t>a pvt ent No Chi!------
Spacious 38drm + Re-"4Rtl' •-d ••""t '"' ·--------•••-..T•rm SEE TIE-•• *Tlf lllffl* *EASTSllE* Lg 18drm w/trplc. micro. ren or ~ mo "'" -•-•• ~ treat. "All new Interior' -_ _.. Be ifvl & 28 .,.IV\ u AllM'T L-·,_ ...,.,. o•rana $1195 c-incl ~m FOU r Exper .nd1VldU81 ""'11" LI Boug LIWISTPllOI B'aullful 2Br 2 '~Ba SPACIOUS b aut 1 r~ P ... , .. -·-........ .-· ..-v<•T -ND B ~ Leather good Ennhsh sk Ifs keamOdell hlasa Townhousewltrplc Walk view ..&....in:x~od a~ Incl gas cooltlng. heat & $750/m o 2BR 1~BA no pets 760-0919 Fem n-smkr sl'lr beau! Fl1 g11t Bag Corner, str""" t ;:,.,., ano die
2nd home, now can·1 use. IESA YEIH llll to beach Avallabfe now! BA + r~t "s 1100. mo hot water Incl encl gar Townhouse Greenbelt. Nwpt Pemn 38drm 288 pool hOme $350 mo. Bays1oe1PCH Owner tap-,;;ne Y~~"' stiortt1ano
his loss. your gain• quiet corner loc Vaulted $1450/mo Call 673-6368 YOUNG F .. M Ideal .c BR. 23i.'3 ELDEN. Open 10-5 taundry20'1m8 TAhlul br1'nt1ns. yrly rntls s 1oso..s 1200: 646-7591 2131A93-727.C i d .. e ",' i.17y contents """'~tul .. PP"" ~ ~-" $199,000 (Furn avt also) ceilings. lrplc 5129.000 ,.. Betty Wall 5"8 78S. 6 5 o.. ''"" "' ., "' ""'~ lasti111 I c.. Owner/540·7355 or 673-3735 2·~ b• Townhome. avail. -TSL MGMT &42· t603 VIiia Rentals 675-7015 Fem snr-new 2Br tlOUM I w1lh fesu"1e to Mr 8'0~560 Cfltl •••• z1•4 at $1350. mo. •Lrg 1 & 2Bdrm. newly ---Charming 2BA lBA patlo Great 1oc Eside CM $375 FOUND fem wtit Cat male/ Fuen1es at Robert Bein 11 I ti I Ct redec .. quiet. cool $530-up SHARP 1 BR. carpeting & utll paid, near Lido.Shop ' 6'6-9828 Marta. Iv m59 crm wfll Cat fem Germ Wdltam Fros• & As
SIPEILICATlll S10SO.lncldsgrdnr.3BR ·~~~1560 ' 188'4Monrovla 548--0336 drapes. N o pets N 1 S900/ 1y ----Snepcrn1blk 1emDob1e soc1a1es 1401 Quail St · * WAITED * 3 Bd. 2ba. 1380 sll condo. 2 ba Mesa Verde toe. -S..C50/mo Call 5•6-9950 ° oe 5 mo. yr Fem wanted "450/mo. nr blk tan male gray'blk Newpon Beac.tl Ca 2 stry w/dbl.gar, 2 lge Aval! 1120186 Refs 3Br2Ba0ceantrontduplx •STUNNING Lg 1 & 3B1 573-0343 S.C Plaza Mstr Brlba Kees/iouno "111. Newpor11 833-007018am-Spm1
bdrms up, 1 dn. Wd burn 1645 Labrador Dr. G "" Id 1 pl 1 2Ba Garden Apt. Pool SHARP 2BR, cpts & drp1, CllCLI TIESE Security 2.C 1-0651 To PURCHASE trptc Lovely patio ar .. y .. ,. w ' r • n-y $555-& $725. 710 W 18th dishwasher, garage, no * * Beacn Animal Sneiier. GENERAL OFFICE gOOd
$114.000. Agt 646-4380 Agt/Ownr fiS-9-6221__ furnished 2131498-3388 pets. $640/rno. 5.C8-6279 2Br .. gar. Only $600 MESA VERDE. C M Mstr 6-'•·3656 w numbers will tr air"
llTIL-lllTIL tr --2BR 1'hBA Twnhse unit 1 3BA3ba condo .. Bayrldge 3Br 2'~Ba Condo w/2 car --1BR ulll. Incl. S.c95 bdrm/pv1 t>ath S300 mo · Found key rtng Balboa MacGregor Yachts 163' llllmlT ILiol H11t. ltac~ 1040 car gac, $7 50/mo. Pin O. Highly upgraded. attach oar N/smkr only Spacious 3br 2ba trplc, Studio. full kite S375. F1M1 "close to OCC 5.C0-9589 Peninsula • mile rrom Placentia Cosla Mesa
PIUEUILY· OPEN hse 12·S SIS 3br 631· 1169 or 673-3117 s 1500/mo 830-0853 54o-•950 or 760-5020 ~~~ca~~~,:O~'nbhl~ TELllEIT 111 .... 0 m, 3BRCdM hm/gar 1et1y 673-0767 Gen Otc Secretarial PCS·
IYDL•• IOIAI 20271 Lighthouse Ln. 2 BR 1 ba, dbl gar, evall 3BR. 3BA POOi S550, MOVE-IN BONUS dren welcome. 964-LUXURY BAYFRONT W/D, frple, new cpl/dps FOUND M ale Puppy 111on in a r:iusv otc fOf a
Write 10 T. Grant 7777 Fey S t99.500, 960-&496 now. $725/mo. No pets S 1800/mo. gndr & pool 1~rm, ~/Ctf~cea~F· Tnhee style 2br '"" bath, 1500 sq tt 2br. 2ba. lam S450i mo. 673-4.co.c tanlbrwn Stlep mix 8· 101 local pvt 11omeowners
Ave.Sulte_K-309 lrTiat 1044 548Bernard.6A6-3627 ~t ~60-13~ 0 ~~4~1136 aza. patlo,enclgar.a/c,S650 rm. Iott. tip. 1ttras, dbl Prol clean non-smoker wks otd vie Mesaverde assoc Musi r-;ave typing
La Jolla, CA 92037 llmi•rrw p••i 3BR 2be, trptc, new crpt. 2 Almost on the water! Call Betty, 644·2270 or gar . S t350. 642-9666 3Br furn Condo mstr br C M 957 -0620 skills & atnllty 10 relate
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bkrs Owner 786-0579. 3• Bonus rm. garage and TSl 11&1&11•1T 8 .. CH ~/carport $540 unit, gar. aun ry room, , "" M F s1arttng Jan 6 much more S625 ~ cred Beats the rest• 2 Bdrm. 2 " ~ across from beach Turtlerock. Irv S.C90/mo Found Yng M cat Soho N1gue1 Snores Commun• 11111& •L llAI lnr111t ltac~ 1H9 chrg. 547-2787 ba. crpts thru out $600's &42-9412°'"2"1603 1BDAM w/garage S640 210 Grsn1 -u111 854-t679 mso grayl ttea collar "" !~ 4S5oc 3365• N1gu~
2 Bdrm unit overlooking Ill ••-H •lHll Not far to ocean at $620 E/Mde lg 2bf 1bll. PATIO pool, spa 5~~l~t447 TSL MGMT 642-1603. Prof resp P8f'SOn to shr lrg Wiison fa,,..,,, 6•6·8938 E Sr>0t9' Ot .1.&guna Niguei
the pool with beam Cell--• • . • ILlfFS 539-8191 agent cost pool. 2 persons max no No pets • 2Br lBa. pools.de, gar dee NB home WI D turn IOQS and fireplace plus AblOluta bargalnl Pres-Lrg 2BR 1BA houM wlgar BLUFFS 3Br 2Ba. new pets. 6'6-5137 WI IFnl &-.OE lndry $750 1601B 15ttl rm avail S..C50 mo S100 Lost CAhco cat blk wt11 & P T RECEPT10N1s· ~rate 3rd bdrm and llglous 3 bdrm, 2'1t bath & yard. $750/mo. Ask tor crpt, drpa. paint. D/W $675. 2br 2ba. 2 pat. lndry, ...,ant a _ _.~ti""' of great St Call 6"" "213 c1ean1"" 631-3776 orange ¥IC Columbia From 12 30.5 30 M Or" F• bath downstelrs. 1 Bdrm e11ec: twnh'™' Pool, spa Jlm/agt 631-7370 •• ""'""" "" ...,_., .. ., Square '"' StOO Call 833·8486
apt. OWi' tt'8 garage also + tennis. Try Jo-lo down. S 1200 No pelt 759--0666 gOOd loc. Avail now. no living? We can offe< any· SPACIOUS APARTMENT Resp, neat fem to stir .CBR REWARD 85"-9.C2~
wl1h flreplace Ekcellent Call Patrick Tenore El!JPe 2BR. '9;~ EASTBLUFF 8BR 4ba T/H pets S49-2750 aft 5pm ~h~rC:: h~al:lal~~ 1 MILE FROM OCEAN Nwpt Sch duplex Steps LOST Diamond Ring
rental pro~ priced 760-8702 or 63l·1266 t>ea~_ceils, •o Y . wlf p Close church schl 6.C2-2357 to beach S3 13 mo -lst Mens $Ol1taire REWARD
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2 ,•-y Ullll YIEW .. ES LIDH IHM'S ewport Terrace condo. ield w/d h5k~092 1 Very 11'15 Fem only 675-8603 eyes nds med Bal Pen Mo"'"''"' Friday ~am IC' -HI au semusn Brend new 3br 2'-"ba tip, 38A 2'-tBA $975/mo. V• ~·fi 1-... Qu_ler"Tt~=:-==-=--=-==-f "DNISH[O or'-SH·-..=~ .. --•• , .. -2"r 6•~-6Q 17 or .C94·368!> So(n 644-_!.78' lo• appl
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t>ath. trplc, hardwood 644--0530 845-3765 2131376-0eOe n Smoker 1500 incl ufll " Determine your own des
rtoors·for4 you, 2 room HVH Carmel. 1982 Port Mesa Verde 3BR 2BA Vu. SEAVIEW. 3 BR. 2'1\ba ~ 1111111 Fiii WIJ 111' JITI($$ Avail 1115. 759-028 1 t•nv Need sometone IC'
gueatl.tudlo, plus large 1 Albans $239,000 Call nu crpt; paint. S 1200 Fam rm. great vu POOi Like t>rand newt All u1ltltieS C(ITllS. URIS. ---ANSWERS ""''' '" starting up nev. bdrm for mom or Income. 497-1629-gdnr Incl 640-1S39 I e n n I s . • e cur It) paid. Pool. gar. no petL Live wh4tfa you have s-.IC. -ltatal1 Wutt4 !12' I ·ea• estale dl\llS•On fore~
Altr/Owner $395,000. -Im llU/u 1 .... MESA VERDE Ex.cutlve $2200/mo 213/430-3629 28drm 18a Meo !~~2Bracu1tar4 ;'?.'! -··•t llllCtl -t! t.-.-patlble male writer ~=•t T~urs~ 1aot1st1ed lirm Joo re 401t 118' IOI NNr beach ~ •BR 3ba RedWood 301 AvocaClo 8'2-9850 '" · .... """" • -· '' age 32 MM• a peaceful Quires e><cet typing ano
& bay By appt. 873-8.C94 125 Via Koron Big LIDO . spa. Ve<Nll4el 28R 2BA. MC •Specious townl'IOUMS .. .-ts. -...S room rental to Wve WOfll TRACKS engllsh s1oa11s 3 )'98" ISLE country hOme on 45' Gard9'110Q & tp~lc9. OCMn view. Avail lmmed •Fir~ .,.. Nily 9 te I In Wtll pay rent &lor per-Anotner Oldte lrom the secretarial experience
OUPLEX-28r Iba ea So-lot 4 Bdrm• dining rm $1400/mo 5'11-.... 50 $900/mo C.it Herb dYt ~lf'll*I •Private balconies or IO«n handymanl"<>uMtll past Ountion WhY " a c8,.. Do Altitude & nea•
ol-PCH. $275,000. 521 ~. 3'~ b• 'extra patk~ PLUSH CONOOS 0 Yef 845-2702. eYee 722-133! Gard4tn patlot If)_ J._ ,J d duties 'Xlnt t>ack-r.ce11orse hit.• a loco· IPMaranoe Jot> ditl>res ~:~a2'!~nor 6~~-t~rer :~ ~~t.~llo Fast ~;:~~ m!ro'.~~~ h~;,~ a Cl•tatt s~r! ~=!:ta WIJ •n ~~ r.:;!'r(~~4)c:o~:et~ ~T;::CK~S~yA';!~' •un ~ ~:n~,:0~:1~";:., •;,"
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•only $239.000. MUST SELL. Brok• 2Br w /H cluded view view-golf ce>urM. ~ children. Near park Heat • 2 Swimming pools Newnort Buch So f tr It• t Peneaab lM2 oer mo E•cel betlel11~ e UNITS t0.4 11 groat Un-113 t-7300 $995 Avl now 5'9-2447 Jae. gar. Walt! to beft. • paid. No pets •Streama & ponds r l'ftt Sen<! reS\Jme DYOO P fl betlev ble I S75Q 000 BR. 2 ba, 2812°A Camino 28drm 28a $720 •Sorry. no pet1 1 Ill lt1ll> ,, .. , i W tM Chrllllan atl'llete Bo-eo .co l'llewport
a oc • NEWPORT ...etGHTS ReaSOf"I to mow-E-alde 5 Caplatrano. Open Sun. 398 W Wllaon 831•5583 '* Fur.ntll'llOQI avail , ,,1 p, \ "', SIO. S10Qle car garege, Melt.s ume lor bOdy S.&ct1 C.A. 926S8-8040
PUh Pr~. 720-9422 Clean pretty cottage 3 BR rm hm, bllna, frplc, ger, $700. mo 818/337-01-45 It~ only 325-J 11th t>ulldlng .. or11ou1s HB 2ba. trplc, patfo. Non kids 1150. Call 539..e191 &fllUILI.. WHY NOT CALL 64l ·Sll \ Pl.ce C M 64S..5t37 area &42·7139 SECRETARYi RECEPT
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Open Sun. 2-5. 2go8 Submit all olftf't. seller BEST R.....tata 53M191 t free. ~· mt. Sec: •Wiii' ... _ 1 _.. Freewey. north of 8Mch STORAGE QA.RAGES h'6tkPQ Mesa VefOe 2 min Adm1ni.trat1w type
W"tmlnltt•.157·10 1 wlltoontlderlMMop1or gate . 18115 /mo . ._ • ......_ 10 Mcfadden. weet on laaClmfttt 1171 12x20·a 121121· Q*rls 230to&30pm 1ttrac:t1ve & ~ablfl
LO At1rac11Ye 58rnA yrlr rtntal. 1425,000. Unlurn. El ald9 28R 1BA. L.IN/lar~ 13I·129&. 2Br. w.e.. bltna. new cpt• McFadden • N~ 8ch1Coeta M..a .,.. M-F 546-9279 26 ,_ 1044
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•t•J-IT endflexlbt.houra. CostaMesa.CA TEXAS OIL COMPANY mull go! 717 Fetnleef. lea~I )'Wh s -r... llY WllTlfU -TRIPS HerbOr Adams needs mature peraon Sat/Sun 9.4 Cesh onlyl (4382 330 W. B•y StrMl Oependeb ... •KP« F .. • If )'OU're lnter .. t9d In thl1 2701.A Herbof Blvd person for short trips sur-PRICES UP TO S300 11111
Coe11 Men, Ce 92627 hrs Mon-Fri. 673-7726 greet opportunity. plMM Coste Mes, , o u n d 'n g Co I I I Ctttl •111 1124 -
M2-4121 ask for Martha or Jim. hltttriq tlte .apply In pereon II: Mesa/Newport Beech -------•iw•••.i-.• •••n INJLYPl1.IT llUTWEmlll SouthCoastflnll\ClaJCtr Contact customer We SAT9-5.4140QleCr.Lota • •r• -I -.... -3233 Park Center Or. 1r 1 1 n w r 1 t e P K . of housebofd Items. Cleaeltleel Ada. )'OU' on. 8 3()-2·00 Mon -Fri. .. ... .,.,. SAVI• Costa Mesa Olckersou. Pres . South· waterbeel. furn Sporting stop lhOC>Plno center 642-5297 If you 11e loolclng f()( extra weatern Petroleum, Box goods. stcls, misc C:0.1a M-540-0330
After School-
Student Jobs!
• spending money, or like JlllP.,......,lrhe B.u&ll.EB FIRf ALARM 789, Fl Worth, TIC 76101 SAT/SUN 10-2PM Tod· to go pieces llke Megk lettl IMI, ll IJl21 TRAINEE • CaH between llflll 'IO 1210
Mountain, Knotts Bert)' 11-4PM. 831~43 TRlYEL llEIT dler boy's clothes, infant· Hatchback, Iulo. air.
Farm: or wl1'I Prizes 1no Equll ()ppoftun11y DilSPITClf 1mmed opemno N B . 4·5 toddler lOY$,. .IAwn. .c.aui AMtf'M ral!la. LO~. 1ow I Awards, Call u• now! Wf Employer M/F/H 'I yrs exp lnclud'g 2 yrs llerr;s. b~I tr.as,h co7'. mlles. All orlglnal
have several openings Ir. DRIVER computer pref DAT AS pac or. 1 es orma s, t 135ZUC) Do You Need S Cash S And c M H B Qr F v Find whet you went In 11 G · 548•7744 appllences. books. Ver-t•ttl
A Good J ob To S•ftrt """-Ne-Year?. 642'-4333 • Delly PllOt Cluaifleda. ,.._ ....... f f 1 1 ~orga, _ _ lety of big & small misc. •
•••••••••••• ••••••• ••••-newspaper advertlalng fused. 5t7 Sturgeon Dr · • d e p a r t m e n 1 Needs I PIT Kennel A1· · DELIVERY DRIVER • Aesponslbllltet wlll In: tendant. 1 PIT Groomer nr Bristol & Paularlno.
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D II P I e of ads carsheets and ant Exp pref d Apply -c..ui M ~o 0331
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TOP SSS PAID
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... Tl Mal••--· 213 or 714637-2333
TOYOTA '82 Cortll16 spd
am/Im, xlnt cond. 1 yr
werr pp $6000. 848-6192
TOYOTA '83 Corella SA5.
5spd. blk. dlx mdl. 1m/fm
c IUt whl. JCJ.oLcood. 37K
. 5900. 8•8·5192
IMttler. alloy Wheels.. (438249) . .....
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Hetchbacl<, auto. air.
AM/FM radio. Low, low
mllel. AU original.
(136ZUC)
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wi 'uc ... ~ ,.._........, or ., grow ng YmllllRY lllPITll No reasonable oller re--
a y I ot motor route • mall. Responslble. well Mon-Fri 10am-6pm 125 eta . ' • available Jn Huntington • organized lndlvldu111 Mesa Drive. Costa Mesa Power INta 7012 DATSUN 280zX ·79 Red, TOYITI LUSlll Dodge
· We 1re IOOklng for Jr. High and 'High
School 1tudent1 and other• -who would
.,,Joy talking wtth ~ and woriclng
wtth other 1tudent1 their own •· You can Mm $25.00 10 $50.00 MCh week In
comm1111on1 and MUCH MOREi You can
wortc PART TIME In the atternoon1 and
even~ and 1tlll h•vt plenty of free tim..
You M ST BE FREE AFTeR SCHOOlt
We on.r ~· training ·and provide
trWfepottatlon. Thia Is NOT A PAPER
ROUtE AND IS NOT SEVEN DAYS A
WEEKI Come out and help UI get new
CU8tomera for our ~aper and haw 1
gtMt time d04ng It. You have nothing 10
loee and a auper job to gain. Call today
Ind maybe you can start tomorrow!
: Harbor area. 1-2 hours : :1~~j~o~~y!~1;:~1~ £831
·,
1030 w ,_.. 181Southcoast.exllcond -~~:a~alntS;4 ~~d;o7~~· A~~~d ~~.~·::-:en;~:;
e per afternOO e In person to· The Orange •J tyatDt ID sa cover & Slip. Just relln. 380.1779. 545-0022 ' portable mini vacuum. -.... --(-1-Wl--OUl--.-1-1-
e n. e Coast Dally PllOI 5535 $4500 obo 673-5066 _ Learn about leeslng In
: Call 642-4333; Monday -: c 3310 ~ BayCSAt~9ee26t.26 CNA Nurse w111 care lor Sail loata 7014 Ds~~s~~ ·: ~~~t~cc:;:· ! g"o' .. ~~::~ near South , ..... ·~··., •••
2888 Harbor Blvd
Uista MHa ~0-0330
Call Mr. Earl
548·7058 or 241-8432
• Frida 1 Q 5 i... M 'A • os a """1• sick or elderly Live m · -~ • Y -t-" •• nSk for • AsklorMellnd1 PretBalboalNBorCdM 31'0UTCHYAWL.Mahog spkrs. lo m1. lmmec "(Aprll.1hr ) v.8.auto.tu ~air. • Art • Gd Local rats 675·0624 & Oak 5 sans Atomtc 4 s3595 957•6278 lll·llftll LUil tilt. crulae. oostom
• · e llfnR/Fl.IULllLIY. -Relrlg steeps4 DATSUN B210 T78uto 71'/412 1H7 Wheels&llres.(1JMX181l • • P/T Penn1nen1, N.B area. HSEKPNG OFFERED excn $9000 673-7236 ate am/Im cass. Runs • Like new! .• Orange Coeat • (714) 645-7845 prrv ba tentr some utlts --Great• $2000 722-7354 vw '56 Bug. mech sound, 111,HI 1.• Dellv Piiot e• EASY ASSEMBLY WORK N=u~ey ~a~ut~~ni4~~~~57 SliJ1/Docb/Sto11_1e llTSll .... P/IP ,12 ready 10 drive, radllls,
I I $600.00 per 100. Guerin-~-~ 7022 ~•~ sm"I windows $1250. : 330 W. Bay.Drive : teed Payment. No Ex-•ercb .. iae 2 Slips 1511 each 1125 & s speed AM/FM stereo 494-2552 or 497-1597
C t M C A ,_,,...,../No s·•-n.... • cassette. mags vw ·~· • ..-_ 0 .... s 25 1 I: 09 8 ... , ft : l~is~,;,;'d ,.11•1'd;~ A I' &Ol l S75 mo on Bar Island (Ser" 108206) dowS~ Serlou.Wi:!:
•••••••••••••••••••••••••• stamped envelope· ff lllCH _ 8181790'7302 _ (Stk" 3336) vestora only 497.3779 • • Elin Vhal -903. I llJ APPLIAICES SLIPS Avail 25· 30' & 58' IMll ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ... 3418 Enterprise Ad, 3333 w coast Highway VW '71 1mlfm Blaupunkl • • Ft. Pleroe. FL 33482 LES 957-8133 Newport Bch 9.5 Mon-Fri stereo, MIGhelin tires, • p ·nT TIME • 23 5CU FT SIDE BY SIDE • • gd cond $1575. 673-6874 Openings Now Available • l1l • EASY ASSEMBLY WORK o .E REFRIGERATOR Maac. T11D1,ortatat1 vw ·90 v anaoon camper.
: : 5f:;OOP~~~-~~ar~: $1000 646-9177 ale. cruise cntrl, amllm
WE BUY CLEAN,
LOW MILEAGE
DOMESTIC & IMPORT
CARS. TRUCKS & VANS
• • perlence/No Sales. De· •SALEI SALE!* Ca•ftrl 1014 stereo $6000 642-719 CAR R 0 UTE S • • tails send self-addressed A 1 1 S 129 & u '70 Travel Trailer (Golden ___ VW BUG ·68Red. Clean In • W I k f h h • stam..,_,. envelope e r gerators P HONDA '8 t P I d I I I N rythl S e e a re 00 ing Or t e rig t e Et~ VI I 903 Washers $99 & Up Falcon) 8x 17, gd cond re u e, x nl ou aw eve ng ee -~ Earn Extra Ca•h • e 341 :~nt~~p;lse Rd, Dryers. gas/elec $99 & Up $1700 645-0217 cond .. loaded Must sell it! $2500 548-2802 • people-People who enjoy • Ft. Pierce FL 33482 Stoves S99 & Up '72 PACE ARROW 25· sips 54450 640-7628 Aatta Deantic 00 Colla M-~-0330
For Delivery Of This Paper • p ople The ust be p e . ''Complete Line ol Home 8 loaded 71K m1 lots of HONDA Accord 1980 LX. .. e e . y m .er -• lllTlllH Furnishings" xtras $6750 545.'3 155 good condition Air PIS CAO Clesslc Seville '76 WEWllTYM
OWi 11111112 HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
: SiSteot and willing to work! e to install & service alarm ALL APPLIANCES -PB AM/FM casselle with~ I OWnet miles
• e systems Full lime. Paul, hlly IHrl•tttlt RV Ploneer'78 24 tt 440 s4 ioo 241_8849 Blktblk lealh Michelin
• 582 7233 engine Lo m1 Self con1 -. • tires $5500 644-1188 • Hours are 4:30-8:30 p.m. • · Lag Nig bctlltat CH41itiH Excel cond. 552-8291 KARMANN GHIA ·11 • M 0 n . -Fr •. . a n d 9 .. 3 0 • UNIOUE FURNITURE fll 1 owner car canary yel-• • IOTllEllS 111110 1947 s Main S1 ttorcycles/ low Fit as a Fiddle• • } 30 S d • Santa Ana ScNttra 1011 · $4250 673~247 : a.m.-: p .m. a tur ays. • 111 llTCIEI Btwn Edinger & Werner ~n ·s2 Vespa 200 PE. lrorrt MBZ f6 $lo 000/0BO
NABERS
CADILLAC
. See V«toctoe San toe
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10t.C t<AR6C1~ Bl wO
CO~TA M l ~A ,..,~: JOtO
Deliver 1 day a weej(. No
collecting. no soli~t ing .
Must ·have dependable car.
truck or station wagon and
e C . to 1'nclude : Is now hlnng. Pricers & Ma1n:!,seel·•~Bear end damaged $450 PORSCHE 912E 76 e ompeosah on e Stockers. lor 1mmect111e •• • ~v OB0756-8339days $16000,548-1412 • h I I e positions Please apply Open 10·6 Sun 12-5 _ e OUr Y wage p US Com-e at 225 E. 17th St CM -'84 K1wasak1 KX 125. mini MBZ 76 3000 a/I pis ate • m1ss1on. • 548-7786 NEW FREEZER Whirlpool cond See to apQrec Sac crutSe. pwr wndws. ex
• • 12 cu tt upright White $650 S.2·2837 alt 5 clean $5900 673-8835
e .., e Pll • lllWUlll IYC _!!_97 C~ll S.6-3709 '85 YAMAHA 125 Riva
• • New owners • Varied Slove & oven 4 gas 2800 ml W1ndsh1eldtnew • For an appoin lmeo t call • shifts Costa Mesa/Santa I burner. avocado O'K & helmet $995 640-8417
LARGEST SELECTION
01111e model. tow mileage
Cadillacs in Orange
C90ntyl See us IOdlyl
540-18&0
2600 l'iatbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
FORD '78 Pinto Ste Wgn,
good running Cll. Must
Sell.$700.966-1950
FORD '78 Future 2dr hrdtp
cream w/t>uctce1 "'· air. spoke whls, 6 cy1. Runs
great $2100. 494-0301 insurance. • • AnaareasS.5-2550 M.4yrs $175 642-7801 ---• : 642-4322 : , .. TD Pllmll P/T Fu•i tare 6014 Aat• L111i•I 9010
e • 1 hr lab nds personable LOOllll TO LEASE : between 3:00-8:00 p.m . : printer. Jackie 549-0707 I IUY FlllllTlllE A oltr altr PRDHCT1
CALL 842-1444
CAD!!...L..~ ·~' ~llldan Sev-
ille diesel, cherry cond
b.:ught another. will let
go below wholesale•
FORD '83 T ·Bird V8
Heritage. Orig owner
Loaded. Charcoal grey
extr/lntr/Leath $7500.
751-7884 or 720-0454 Ask for JoAnn~ Craney • Ask for Ben· Williams. • PICTllEFUIH ILES 957•8133 lallltwfir • • FIT 966-1622 4 pc Living room set Only
••• 1713001• Red tpalomlno. excellent
care, 1 year warranly
759-8046 or 760·5090
CAPll 'IO FOii •STiii U 'I•
Uftiir1Ta1 btn
$2.40 per day
Thars ALL you pay for
3 lines. 30 day mtn1mum
in 1he
SERVICE
' DIRECTORY
CALL TOOAY1t
All FOii LOIS
Your
Service Directory
Representative
142-4321 txf~ 309
Act11tic1l CeiliD11
Eicqu1s11e Acoustics Re·
sprayed or remove Dry-
wall Repairs 84 7 · 790 1
e e e e •••••••••••••• • ee •• _. • ~-Week otd, COil $1.6$ Sell JlllHJC£
$285 (7 14) 952-4254 HUNTINGTON BEACH
--CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH All French Provlnc111 Din 842-0631 540-5164
set orig $2800, sac S 1400 -• -
Cot tbl set $550. elegant 4 W.eel Dnn/ Jeeps
sola/lovest S650. occas 9030 fWti•I• .... I It · 'Paiatiat chrs St50 Xlntt543-4705 C11 .. atrw 1 men ---C-OFFEE TABLE · IEW •11 JHP ,_ .... !::--~:.!.----------AME4CANHANOVMAN 0 R Al flHlt Hll 712-5001 PAINTER NEEDS WORK• Drtltw""", Kldn"" shana CHHIH oors-apa1r-terations Ca1pen1ry. fencing. win-p & t"'-t Iii 1 b """' -, .--Remod , p 1 L k 1 Atty1 arhem Assoc Int '°" . ce ngs, re in ca glass top S500 6~6 ... 177 11 comes with pis bucke1 e.-ane · oc s-e c dows. plumbing. marllle. 26 " .. • Cabinets-Window-Drywall tub encl e1c And Yes -< l yrs exp., wor., guar --seats and redial tires
35 yrs eicp Jerry S.2-0567 Jesus Is Lord 636-8244 Jbatary Davis Painting 964-3837 Dining table w/4 cane (Ser:2900)
_ _ _ QUALITY at reas prtCeS beck chrs. Metchlng llHI VINt':;E LENHOFF Finished FENCE Repair New &old All block-brick-concrete-tnllext Real Estate clean-lighted Chine Cabinet ORANGE COAST
{954SBA)
110,111
Jll SLElllS
llNITS
1001 Quall St . N B
833-9300
MNZ 450SEL '80 Excel
cond Silver wl blue tnter
Sunroot Extras 761( ml,
$19.500 ph 786-1644
AB~~tr.tblk.+ 6.~vt. Au19 tcaos. facto~-
spd air P/ P/B and air, A /FM stereo.
much ~ore. (550ZxG) (Uc11 IJMN357)
$3995 Johnson & Son (Stk# 3265)
Linc Mere· 540-5630 11111
CHEVY Mallbu 1980
classic wagon_ A le
AM/FM, 2 tone paint.
alee 1e1ts, S2.950 Call
642-4321 Ask for Don
Wllhems
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
20b0 HA 1111011 Ill V 0
CO~IA M B! t.~] 0010
Carpentry & custom re-Wood chain link. patios gates-decks-covers-roofs up. carpets, windows, elc Mfr by Stanley Excel Jeep/Renault
modeling Lie 495-5899 free est Greg 1168-0118 = 458459 530-3277 Rel 5 Free est 857-0691 Compl S335. 895-5625 2524 Harbor Costa Mesa SYDNEY C~i1' Care •GEN HOMEAEPAIAS Block walls, b11ckwork, Duncan Phyfe Dll\lng rm HI-IOU
CM mom wlll watch your Paint Drywall Carpentry concrete Comp patios P1!!_1i11 ~~-c~~~"t4k~;~7~ pads SUBARU ~1-4 whl drive o
sch1 age ctllld aft sent e1c Gary 645-5277 PTL 15 yrs exper 646-4834 FARTHING INTERIORS --OL wagon A/C, am/Im I.., ARR
Lge play-yard & TLC. HANDYMAN LARGE alld BRICKWORK Small to~ HANGING/STRIPPING Mo-.olng Sele! Aefrlg, cass $3500, 673-9224 close to scnls 722-6230 small 1 DO JT ALLI Newport. Costa Mesa. VISA-MC 673•1512 solebed, dining furn. -----••••••••••••••
Cl • 1-. 531·5579Patorlvemsg Irvine Reis 675-3 175 tamps&mlsc S.0-8182 Toyota 85 4 Runner. Lk Satarday Jaaaary• . tH••t ernce STRIP IT OFF THE WALL. new. In Wirt 4500 miles, • . . . •
AOB1N·s CLEANING Home Repairs, all types, STUCCO MASONRY-TILE Fas1 , clean. reas . Oa~1u1/b11ss: Col Ibis 5 sp, Ale, amttm cass. ARIES{March 21-Apnl 19): Focusonpubhcny,addedpopulanty,
SERVICE a throougni lencestgates No Job 10 No Job to small All types. Lie/bonded 638-6970 S4
1· d5ln75setSS3f 7151. bar chr whls. moonr1. Extru acclaim for achievement in recent past. Keep resolutions concerning
Clean houe 8 540.08Y57 small Anytime 750·6586 Free est Uc 631-2345 stoo s o a ovest S 12 950 646-7641 bod ·ma e d. t n t ·t· n d o bc le I tt ·11 be · bl = THE WALLPAPER ROUTE $500, solebd $350 Oak. -. y 1 g • IC • u n 10 • war r . ga ma er WI am1ca y
Housecleaning. carpels & • Dec. Special S 111901 roll wall unit $350, bdrm $400 Tr1cka 9035 settled.
upho1s1ary windows, etc Hnha1 Mnia1 1 Yr GVllr 642-2078 din set $350 543-4705 h YMOUTH Arrow 1982 ~AURUS (April 29-~ay 20): Acce!'l m~eration. b~i~ issues,
lirlir M1i11t.131·5212 LT HAULING MEMNG •A· 1 IOYlll* Plaater/Dr,Wall sol8 and Loveaeat Oak pickup 1ong bed S3.500 practical approach. lndtv1~ual you admire will suggest revJStons and
Commercial lnq welcome Garage & Yard Clnups CLEAN & EXPERT ____ trim. llke new. Earth-Call 642·4321 Ask for possibly need for remodeling or enlargement of quarters. A ccent also
Ct1r1stmas Clean & Haul Jon 645-8192 Over 25 years &llper1ence Int /El!t paten plas1erlng, tones $425. 714/542-0007 Don Williams on persons who seek your apprpval.
Carpet Furniture. Drps & •CONAN• Lie T-l l6,428 730-1353 ;~;~10;:~~~;:;~~0 ~r~~~ flliactllllffll &OU '68 CHEV P/U Good . GhEMINhl (May 2 l -Judne
0
29): Scenari~ highdli~tsberom~nficced. variety,
Windows 839-4537 MOVING & DUMPING + AIC IOYlllt lemsl 113268e. 554•7831 0 k~-.-1 1111 1ranspor1111on Make gain t roug written wor . 1scem ~ouves, on t saus merely
REBLOWN OR PAINTED Call 650-4206 QUICK & C"AEFUL -_ 2 1
1 wvuvt / .. ,.drwr 0 n10 offer over $500 549-3419 to know • somethm~ occurred. Discover reasons "why!" Viroo, Also Int/Ex• Painting Home & Office cleaning by __ t "" Pl Li oeb ne sli4 urwr r g _ S . · th . · I I ·a> Lic#288597 63l-9295 JODI Please call for free NPTtCM/LAGUNA Area l LO RATES. T138046 ••••I $10001''40-0 t>oth 905 No '85 GMC Suburban Sierra agittanus, ano er cmm1 pay roes.
e&t1m111e 8'41-6746 Haullng-c1eanup-pa1nt1ng. 112·0. 10 2• ltr El• lll· 1110 Euolld (DI 554-8265 Clesslc t3"K mi .. 1nr op--CANCER (June 2 1 •July 22); Some of your best quaJities surge to A,plia~ce Housecleaning 14 yrs exp moving 7 days 494-2341 Sell Storage Experts •Good Jobs done righ~ --•FIREWOOD• tions ~~.000 645-8456 forefront. Emphasis on d omestic a~just~ent that C<?uld include actual
-lasaalart. rehable. .. as -lreees1 own Ha1.1hng Mov~ Clean-llOllTllE llYHS DRAIN'S CLV.A From 15 Premium 1811oned or-FORD COURIER ~ . ~~angel>fresntenu or senous COTISlderatron of marttahtanrs:-Tallros-,
Appllence Service Reing I rans Pina 645-9866 Della ups 7 Days Lowest rates Ce elul R 11 bl P Faucets Otsposel Heeter ange wood s 1 to 'I\ S 195 cond. 60K ong miles S.t Libra pers~s figure prominently.
w11hers-dryers-ranges Clotllia · Services Call Barry. 722-8673 E~thullest~c 1 A:,.,,~~= 851-9004 M&M 122-9066' e<><d Free del 968-8081 otr 84&-0.07 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Scenario combines confusion and
dishwashers Lt<: 24 •07 17 Rt1ltll lea1t• Free est Uc 646-3665 Ex""'rt "-----• D-elr POOL TABLE/Antq repro TOYOTA 1980 pickup v. glamo ur. Secret meeting takes place, there could be misdirection and ~-l ewlngtA1terat1ons uah-• r T ,.... ..-v,.... 0 ,._ 1 beet S3 00 c H d d ·""]f.' ...1 • K · k f Aar•11t/Ct1crtte ty at iowest price Npt Fataeaa ITAIYm OlllHl 32 yrs exp. Resid'llComm state, cues & belts Xlnt ton ong . 1 . • ten ency to war ..,.., -ueccpt1on. now 1t, eep guard up. protect sci in
Park.lngAre1Aepa1rs& area Nane11e63 t-4810 THEOFFicelff Uc u09035 96'-8919 cOnd $.400, 760-1410 S.2•4321-Alli ror Don emotional c hnches. PiscesfiguresprominenUy.
Awiurfaclng • Roofing & C t t Or John Caroompas o c S~lllT~ llhlll Cl. DRAINS CLEANED 2• hrt FrM It Ytt IOU Wlfllems VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You arc gjven mor( authority, funding
Waterproonnge 631-4199 ti ru •n Newport Beach 548-4021 Stu~:f'Mo~e?:~~~~~ed Low Rates Dl1posel1, m 1 JC mix blk ma .. V1a1 1iii bc<:omes available, lov~ rclattOl)Sh ip is _strong and this could be your
Remove esphal,I drlvewavs A414'11·ltsi1•·R••4ll Reatiat I CMli•t• LIC T 124-436 S.1-8427 Faucets 839-4537 dog we11 trenlMd tlOUM DODGE ·72 B200 Wfndow day for po~er, promotion. acluevemcnt. Cancer. Capricorn persons
replace with Concrete Comm/res•d In t-23•5 --NEW WerehO!Jte Storage WATER AEPIPING Xlnt dog 968-10-.3 bef 12PM V•n 360 V8 Asking figure pro minently,
Brick/Block wk 539·0345 BATHROOM & KITCHEN 2• ltr El• lll· 1150 Prlees. Lie . b<>ndeel, Ins $prl Spenl., liver & S t899, call S.6-2547 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): M oon m your sign coincides with wider s~itze tn driveway' REMODELING F'ree est •Heating done right• Clarlt Plumbing 581·6577 wh~eg me ... ,,.. 8 Aatn la~tt4 100 recognition, bigger audience, correct judgment, valid psychic p...-walks. block wa ll uc •296681 567 3049 Che1s AIC Hea11ng Spec111 onded ompanlon WEEKEND PLUMBING yea;, old. 7141546--28.48 8JJw·83 file 261( ml impressions. People will seek your counsel. you'll receive recognition
brickwork etc 952-9352 Ctlutractioa 1 Hour Serv/Melnt S30 Aides & Rates tor eld&r"ly No Overtime' Cell Any J l /F /Art auto 11"1 grey w1tr and reward.
Aatt ltnicn I I .1•. 492-8827 "459263 Live 1h or out 833-2009 TtrM 6•6-8712 twt ry 811 MZS m1nt's18.000. 720~983 · SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You pin enlightenment you'll be
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LH••ca•i•t Care for elderly In ffcense PMI S~a provided with u~tquc data, co~~denc:c wi.11 _be restored arid.financial ~~~-~:~~~~~~J;~-F'!:r~ p::~~;~1r:~~~~:~~~z--I Llwacart . ~~~!· ~~~: ;:g~~~f°k coJp[ETfl>O& seAV RANCH MINK Fulf i;ng,h, LARGE SELECTION OF p1ctUf( proves bnghtcr than on1rn1Jly lnllc:l:ted. Accent pioneering
All perts •vi Ft'M PtU & Mike & Greg. 544-6605 Crean Ups•Tr" Trimming -, • Cteenlng. repairs acid ~~·l::00~1[!~·r11~P;= NEW & VS!O 8MW'St spirit, welcome chance for new Stan in new i.rcction.
delivery 8~8-2319 Dtt Yard Mein I •Hauling 1i1ha1 wash Weetcly eervlo.. 780-3848 . . lM HAii llW SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-.Dec. 21 ): Ove~me tendency to be
laaiana ltmcn 11 M11<E 850-3263 FINE PAINTING By R1ch. 1J 1-1111 -VOLUME SALES moody. to brood about what might have been. Wish comes true if you
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Oua11ry 11 our policy 850-2758 Diane 8314984 -~t ~ Trade-In• we1corn9 -answered, you'll be more popular, views wall be vindicated. Geftlinj
yrs Do my own work Lie Sp11nkl•r1. etc &SG-41•7 850·&&46 JEFF Ltc 8&88 •WllUI FIMll• COPI o:tiibaib 7511 OPEN SEVEN DAYS Sagittanus persons play key rotes. •
•278041 Al S.6-8126 TREES A A. A PAINTING 1n11Ext MRS STEVENS Go cot1d. •uto feed . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fel>. 18): One who calla from distance may
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try 492-5958 Service calls. Topped/~~51c~~~~-10Step Service 6e2·3235 YOu ,.,. me nothing, I ... , t JC 17'. p ma xi mum OELIVERYOEPAATM£Nl Means don't ajve up something or value for notblna. Taurus, Scorpio ~·Aetnocfl•Addltlon• dryer outi.ts me. oonded up new awns • DAN SALYER PAtNTNG ~rou •111 XmH Speci StOOOtobO 540.1200 McLAREN'S BMW persons figure in scenano.
Doore-etc 541--4 NEW/REPAIR oualtly No Prof ~erdening Servl09 JJc •425924 772 ~2dm4~1757-:U,~:~ O.• wood wtm•tdllng PISCM {Feb. 19-March 20): Accent special ter'Vices, c~rn.munica-
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French Slld.,, • MOf• Irr 1 . 11e d 631·2345 r• n Gl.ASOOw PAINTING a..tT --· -condl11e>n 850·3900 e2e s Euctld St Jdeas can be transfonncd into viable, valuable conttpts. Focus also on
Additions a ~ode!• fir..... rn.e1Tr1m/Cleanup comp ln\/EJ(t 30 yrs uper •I c~ h t F"ullerton.CA po 1bleJoumey, reunion with relative
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S..tofr64&-0407 th!p, 1900 Quell 8tr_., endll"laltllebreeotl .tne MEACIAL I UILDINO, ,_,P'oPer1Y l4t~ln ttle $tr .... Coeta Me.a, CAwlt~';..r .... -.C:ot~ 1"62 Pf~. HwYt• -••• ~ ~leach. CA t2tlO defeultln, .._Otllig9tlonalot LOCATED Al ~380 NEW· City of IM"t. County of Or· t2e2e · ...,,._,., lnotort IMGh, Calf. t841 1 MJC llmC( ·~ll... Thl1 bualneaa It con· wNd\ tM Dead of Truec la POAT 80Ul.EVAA0, llf\09,Sttte ofCallfOtnle.O.-Warmington Hotel At-"9 Couflty Oft O.Oember 'thit l)Ullneu It oon-_ __;;...;;;;;=;....;..;-.---. __
4DR. auto lrant, factory 0UC1edby.•llml1«.lpwtner• MCUfl1yhUQtcurredlnthat COST~ MESA. IN A C2 acrlbed .. f04!owt; 10~1 .... No 9, 3090 11, 198~ ,_ducted by • genetll pw\· M:llTIOUe M:ll Ill
air. A~FM aterao. lhlp · lherw NII ~ a defeult Ir ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL PARC!L 1 Uflft 7. M Pullmen StlWI, C:O.ta Mt.a, .... n.-Cout '*'ltllp .... l'TA...-r
(lie• 1KEE993) War'-'1 K. Keltoge ll"le: D ! TE AM IN AT I 0 N : "10Wn and Oeflned on thal CA 926241 ...... bllahad ---.Jofgenaen The IOlcN*IO ..... .,.
(Slk, 3917) Tlllt •tatemtnt ... flled !Jchlbtt A: Peymen1 Of in. NEGATIVE DEOl.AAATION. '*'-'" OondOfnirllum Plen Georoe .. Cuthbert. 4488 o.lty Piiot Oeceml>er 20, 27, T ltalernetil ... Ned doW!a ~ •:
..... with tlle County Clerk ot Or· prlnclpal balance o l 3. Pl.ANNINO ACTION rec«d«.I Augutil 30, 1979. Cl'lue Lan•. HU11t1noton 1985. JanuatY 3. IO, ttM with County Cletlt d Ot· INJfOV1'TI0-"8 INTl1'· anoe County on o.c.nitier M 1~90 U5 on Mid P'omile-P A • 8 8 • 0 1 F 0 A In Book 13202. Paoe 13911, 8udl, CA 924149 F-813 anoe on ~ NATION.t.L, IH2 ForeiM THEODORE
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24, 1985 Ol'Y note which becwne ctuc ARCHITECTS PACIFICA of Offtclal F*:ordl Of Or-This bull~ It con-20, 111$5 Ot •. HuntlnQton -..oh, CelN ,_ and payable on 7115/M t.IMITEb, AUTHOAIZEO anoe County. Californla duetedoy· a Nmlted partner· 1 ,_ 92Mt
Publiahed 0r-. COMt pur.uenttOldemendmtde AGENT FOR SOUTH PARCEL 2: An undivided antp Put>tl9hed Orerige COM! Nell C. llale, 2147 Dally Piiot January 3, 10, 17, on or •bout 4113/M by COAST PLAZA ANO BULL· 3 111% lnter .. t u tenentt In Robert p Warmington O.Uly Pilot o-nw 20, 27, Ch .. tnu1 CrHk .. d.
24. 1986 8eneflcl4ty together w11fl OCK'S FOR A VARIANCE common In and 10 the c;om. Thia 1ta1emen1 was flied ..... 8TA,_.,. 1985 Jenulli"y 3. 10. 1tal Diamond a.. Calf. t17M F-e57 lnler•t al 1~ per annum FAOM FAONT SETBACK mu11 lllM. being Lot 2 of with the County Clerk of Or-The~ l*'IOne are F-12$ MiQ 8onenfteld, 11112
due from 311185 AEOUIAEMENTS FOR •Tract No 10812 u ltlOWft ange County on o.c.n,.,_ dOing ~-. SenCMo98t..~ainV ... --.. -_-IC_Mft_'hl'--r-Thal by rMaon thereof, PAA KING STRUCTURE on a map ree0tded In 8ook 24, 11185 TAADfTIONAL A!AL TY. PtllJC *>TIC( ley. Gall. 12708
FORD· GRANADA '78, '2 '"~ "":""' the underlloned • IUCh PRE\llOUSLV APPROVED 449. pegee 41 to 45, in-,_ 301 Eatt 17ttl Slteet, Coste Edwud D•I Campo
door, low mileage. $1699. K Beneficiary n.. ~led IN CONJUNCTION WITH clutlve ol Mltcellaneou• Published Orange CoNt Meaa. CWlf 924127 'ICTlTIOUI .,_.. .22503 ,Bird• Eye Dr Cati M6-25-47 ,IC~~.. with ..... Tf\lfl ........ Deed of THE EXPANSION OF BULL· Mlif)tl, record• ol Orenge Dally P110I January 3. 10, 17, Femac lno . Callfoml• .... l'TA,...., Ol•moncr&ar. Calif. 91715 •-• .... au--..._ l'TA,....., Trutt and all ~ti OCK'S OEPAATMENT County, atlfofnla, t009ther 24, 188e 301&IJ17ttl St,.eet. Coete The lotlowlng ~.,. Mw11 Rome.1212 For911
..__ --•YR T I 9Yldel1dog Oblgatlonl ... STORE, LOCATED AT 3333 with ell ln1fpr~tl Iller• F-&3 Meu, Ca11f 92t27 doing bu111neM U ' Or , Huntington 8-oh, Cellf Loaded w/pwr equip. dol::: :,i:::.~co:: cured the<eby. and the BAISTOLSTAEET INA C1S on, excepting theretrom MaryAMMeac:aro.S.C SAN ANTONIO MEDICAL 92Mf
$13,995 I 1KBR565) Community ~ 3151 under1igned doet hereby ZONE. ENVIRONMENTAL Condominium lJnlt11to39, l'tllllC *>TIC( I Thlt etetement -flied ARTS BUILDING, LTD.. Tlllt butlneu It '°"
Johnson & Son Linc Airway Suite Q..1 • C:O.ta decfare ... -MC:Ured D e. T E A M I N A T I 0 N lndu11ve. ioc.1ed thereon wrtll the County Cleft! °' Of. 2182 QuPont Drive. Suite duc1ed by• • general pet!
Mere 5-4().5630 · Meta. CA 12e2e • thereby ifftmedlltety du. PREVIOUS ElR. The 11r .. t addr ... °' FlCTTTIOUS IU8•SI ..caurii~ on December 202 IMne Clltllt 92715 ~ ----iiii;;:;;:;:;:;;:;:;;.;;;;::;=I and payable and doet ,...,._ FOR FURTHER INFOA-Oll>er common cNelgnatton ~ f'rATlliilNT 11 1945 Pen Ametlcal\ Propertiee., Edwwd Del Cempo Kendall-L•xuna Corp., by elecl 10 cauae the prop-MATION ON THE ABOVE of Uld real property It 13 The loflowtng peraone • ,.._. A Gener• Par1!Wtfllp, 2182 Thlt etetMW!t -... ~1 ~ ~ ~: erty to be eold to MIWy the APPLICATIONS. TELE· Starlall. lrVIM, Celll0tnla doing business u : BAL Pvbbhed Orerige Cout DuPont 0.1119. Sult• 202, wtttl the County Cleft! of Or
' ' Ob41oat1ont MCured th«tby. PHONE 7S4-5245 OR CALL 92715 PORl LIQUOR. 4521 W• Deity Pilot o.c.ni1>er 20 27 lrvme C.111 92715 erige County on o.c.nit>e<
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TH IS N 0 TICE A E • AT THE OFFICE OF THE Said Nie wilt be mede CoHt Highway N-port 1985. January 3. 10, 1988 A O 1(-32 lrOft Bet1t 11, 1985 ~l ~T'mf:." 0.. CORDED 12116/85 IN SAIO PLANNING DEPARTMENT, wtthOU1 cownant or war-Beach. Cel1tomte F-817 Wty IMne. Calif 112715 ,,_
• ......,. • ..,, ~.:: rwey, COUNTY ROOM 200, n FAIR OAIVE. ranty r-atdl""' tl11e. poe-E.. .. VI t 31 R.,..... .. J H ._ 1u1 Publlehed Or-Coee SultaQ..!,...,.tat.t.a.CA Deted1111ll/85 COSTA MESA. CALI· MSllon:-'°or ~mbfMOM uWatu ncen . H~•·~oep7°i.i.;'a. DellyPllot~20.27 91624
. IA* ()ft AlmMCA MA· FORNIA. lo ulllfy ,,... obligatlont .... =~6~JXive. So Laguna. c l'tlllJC M)TIC[ c ;lil'90eS, ....... .... 11185, January 3. 10, 1986 Thi• b~lln•H 11
con. TtONM. ""'8T AND IAV· PvblleMd Orange Coatt curt<! by and purtuantto the Ronal<I Presta, 19 Mon-A~erd M Lombardi. 16 F~ 11 ~"""' .. ducted by. a genetal Pat1· INOI UIOCIATION. ,_._ Dally Pilot January 3. 1986 ~ ol lale cont.red In aco. Newport Beech, CA ~A~U SonriM. llW!e, Callf 92720 Lt._ ~~~ryn G Tholnpeon Mn• O.•W.. Aeetetant F-681 that cenaln deed of trutt 92860 This butlnna 11 con-Ml.JC NOTICE -· •11 TIWI IAI This itet~t w .. flied C...., d•led December 28. 1984. Thia buslnen 11 con-~ :::=: :eoo• ere ducted oY • hmlted plt1net·
Loadedw/pwrequlpment. WfththeCountyClerkotOr-T.._ •-ic M>TICE u ecuted by JOHN ducted by en unln· LJfE TIME VIDEO· LTV t111p FIC'TnlOU9 .,... .. AM/FM etereo ltpe tarv a Coun~ on n--....-.._ Pvblllhed Orange Coat n-. DOUGLAS FORD, an un· corporated 111oclallon • A o I(_, ........ n·-•""ke ty.,. ...... __.,·_ an_d, 2~1 .... 5 .._..,,_ Dal~ Piiot o.c.nit>er 20, 27, married man. u Tru1tor. to FNTEAPAISE 9672 Read· .__. -.. ,,.._,.,, ..,,v .. -.... ...,. .. ,.0
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11 much more. (1LWS572). . ~ ,_ i .. s • January 3, 10. l986 PMl'AMTIQN FIRST AMERICAN TITLE Edward Vln<:enl tng, . . with the County Clerl! ol Or· doing buelneN aa;
$16 995 Johnson & Son Publl Or•"""' Coe11 F-633 -COMPANY ... Trustee, to This statement WU flied ll2MO ange County on December GAEYWOLF ENGINEER . . .. ,.... .._-~ NORMAN A LEVI ANO wilh the County C1et1! of Or· Peter A Baker. 96n 11 t98S Linc. Mere. 540•5630 Dally Piiot enuary 3, 10, 17. Mt.IC *>TICE Oec:lereclon 16-4 TOBY A LEVI huaband I nd an,,. County on December Ra.cilng. Gtrden Grove ,_ ING, J309 W•l Bay,.. __
24,1986 NOTICE IS HEREBY j j vv Celtt.92640 NewportBlach.CWH9~ IEllllY fltS F~se M1• GIVEN thet the Board of DI-wile u 0 nt tenant•. 4· 1985 ~1 Coral Baker 9672 Read· Put>lilhed Orange Cout Arthut Burr White 111. 130£
NOTICI Oft I l'MI Me9a Con Beneflciar'les, recorded 0.. r_. Oaity Pilot Deoemt>er 20. 27, We.t Bay Avenue, Newpot1 WAIH •ta ---------rector• 0 t • cember 31 1984 u Oocu-Publllhed Orange Coast Ing. Garden Gro,,. Calif t98S Jtnuary 3. 10. 1986 Beecl'I. Calif 92683 Auto. alr. PS, PB and Pt8.IC llnflCE TitUITll'I IAl.I IOlldeled Water oi.triet will. ment No 84.5397'21 Official 'D JI p t Oeoeml>er 13 20 92640 F-624 mOfe (IGT·wc .. 3). $6995_ -----""'.;;.....___ TS. No. F-4095ZJ at 111 Regular Meeting to be R 1 0 'eou • Y 1 ot · • This t>us1ness 11 con· Ttllt t>1.111na11 11 con
"" DEVINE held on Jenuary 9, 1986, ecord• 0 range nty, 27 !985• January 3· 1986 ducted by hulband and wole Oucted by an 1ndMdual Johnson & Son Linc K·22S1I YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T oonlldar the adoption ol Calll0tnla F-S93x Peter A Baker Plll.JC *>TIC[ Arthul' Burr White Ill
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dOlng butlnelt :-on'~ LESS YOU TAKE ACTION '°'the lollowing· PROJECT M id Deed of Truet WU r• ange ~ty on 0.C:ember .... STATlmWf 8'198 ~ty Oft Oeoembei
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t. 3090 Pullman Street. ERTY. IT MAV BE SOLO AT LOCATION: Norlhbound 1985 u Instrument No' F1CT1110UI 8UllNEll • ,.._. dOoOQ bull,_ as ,__
,.. A PULBIC SALE. IF YOU Newport Blvd al 17th Street N._ ITAro.NT Put>llShed Or*'119 Cout I< M S CONSUL TINO. Publtlhed Or.nge Coae1 Cotta M .... CA ll2e2e NEEO AN EXPLANATION lo 19th Street PAOPO-S5-306379• wld ,._rec;a<ded ThGlo!lowlng persons ate OaHy Pilo1 o-tlber 20. 27., 2220 Alta Vista °""9, New-Dally Pilot Oecember 20, 27
Robert p Wannl~, OF THE NATURE OP THE NENl'· ~ CoMolidated on Septemt>et 12• tll85, .. dOlng butlnesl ... Com-1985 JenuJlty 3. 10 t986 pon Beech Callf ll2eeo 1985 January 3 10, 1988 309Ct Pollman SUMI, ta PROCEEDINGS AGAINST Wiier Diltrlct, 1965 Placen· Instrument No &5-345995. pule< Bull-S10<e ol Or· . F-621
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Jotm w Ohanian. 3090 9· 15 • m .. BENEFACT. .. ~of the Initial study applteltlon made 10 Ille c92h.,c:,u5teau. Orange. CA CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Pullman Street. Costa Me.a. duly appointed Tru1tee are on tile and avallable '°' Tru1tee t>y 1119 Beoaflciary .,.,
CA 92626 under and purtuant 10 Deed tnsc>eetlon 11 tl'MI office ot ll'le On C>ecember ts 1985 Thi• buslnHs is con· REVENUE SHARING Wiiiiam C. Warmington. 01 Trull reca<ded APRIL 27 • proponent. which 11 tl'le date of the initiai ducted by-an lndtllldual
Ill. 3090 P\illmtn S1r .. 1. 1984· u Inst. No 8'-1731 80 The Jenuary 9• 1986· Reg-pubhcahon ol lhlt Notice ol James E Sipe COMPLIANCE NOTICE Cost• Meea. CA 124128 ol Otflclel Reco<dt In lhe of· ulet M .. ung of 1he Board of Sele ll'le lo4towlng amounts Thts ste1emen1 wu filed
--------Mark D. Parsons. 3090 f!Qe of the Coun1y Recor"-' Director~ will begtn at 7:00 represent the total amoont wl1h the County Clerk of Of-
llSTAll. 'U Pullman Str•t. Coll• M.... or ORANGE County, State o1 p.m In tl'MI offiee located at of ttte unpaid t>aiance ol the anga County on December PURSUANT TO FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING REQUIREMENTS. In beautllul red, auto. air, CA 92626 CALIFORNIA Executed by 1965 Placentia Avenue. ot>llgallon MCured by the 9 1985
PIS. PI B, under 19,000 This buslnHi 11 con-J~~~ ~~~N~T PUBLIC ~:::=· Caa~~cr;1•'com. above-deicrlbed property F2M511 NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl'V'EN THAT THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON
miles. Red cloth tnlertor ducted by: a generet P•rt· •uCTION TO HIGHEST BIO-~ts ...... ~·1<1bedirected 10 10 be sold. tnd reasonably Published Orange Coast BEACH HAS HAO AN INDEPENDENT AUDIT FOR THE FISCAL
( 1JOY083) $6995 nershlp " .. ~.. ''""" .. _, esttmated costs e.11penses Daily Pilol January 3• 10· 17· YEAR 19&..a/85. THE REPORT ENCOMPASSES ALL FUNDS, RE· Johnson & Son Linc. Robert P. Werminglon OER FOR CASH (payabte ai lhe proponent on or ""'ore and advances, rnpecttvely 2• 1986 o-.
M 540 5630 This atatement _, 111eci time of sale In lawful money January 9. 1986 unpal<I balance ol ot>11-F-652 FLECTS THE RESULTS OF ALL FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS, ANO
ere • with tl'MI County Cler'k 01 or-of the Untied Stat•) at THE DATED· December 17 · gallon s21,a.3 75 tnterMt REPRESENTS THE CULMINATION OF ACCOUNTING PROCESSES
OLDS '80 CUTLASS ange County on Deoernt>er FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE 1985 from 6130185 to 1211&185 PlB.IC *>TIC£ PERFORMED DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. THE AUOfT WAS MADE
Brougham 2 dr. very 24. 1985 OLD ORANGE COUNTY K-1 Kemp. 0..-al ...,._ S 1 225 00 Late charges IN ACCORDANCE WITH GENERALL y ACCEPTED AUDITING good cond all new tires "9aOI COURTHOUSE LOCA TEO ..., ' lecmJlty, ••A ($ 10 50 '* mo (7 mo1 I F1Cm10U1 9U .....
$3700 S.S~5392 ' Published Orange Cout ON SANTA ANA BLVD .. BE· CONIOUDATED WATU s73 so. S.d Check etiargn NAME ITAnMENT ST ANOAROS ANO THE SINGLE AUOfT ACT OF 19&4. THE COM-
---oe11y p·1o1Jenu.-Ty3 10 17 TWEEN SYCAMORE ST & DtlTNCT S39 50· Advanc;es made by Tl'le io11ow1ng persons~ PREHENSIVE ANNUAL REPORT IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC OLDS '81 Delta88 Royale. 24 19~6 • ,· • BROADWAY. SANTA ANA. Publilhed Orange Coast Benet!Ciary to Fltst Truet do;ng buSlness .,. REVIEW IN THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT CITY HALL. 2000 MAlN
Fully eqpt,. 4 dr, good . F-654 CALIF .• •II right, lltle end Dally Pilot December 28. Oeed $7,530 85, to Second c G BISINESS SERVICES. STREET. FROM 8.·oo AM UNTIL 5·.oo PM. MONDAY THROUGH cond. $2500, 640.8417 ln1eres1 conveyed to and 1985. January 3. 1986 Trust Deed $ t 366 93• 1628t Magelltn L-H11nt-
now held by II under Mid St F-277 1nte<es1 on Ilk! advances 1ngton Beach. Calll 92647 FRIDAY. THE REPORT IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC REVIEYll OLDS'83 Cutlass Cie<a. PUBUC *>ntE OeedofTru1t1n thepropeny s193 so F0tec:1oture 0091 .. c1ar11 81rn1rd Colt>y. AT THE CITY'S CENTRAL LIBRARY LOCATED AT GOLDENWESl Osl V6 Loaded. Clean. sll~ted In Mid County and 1111-IC llnfll'C s 5 3 2 • 1 0 T 0 T A L 16281 Magel1an Lene Hunt· AVENUE) $5000/of r 63 1-0286 Thelollowlngcopyof "No-Staieoetcrtbedas·LOT33 r~ ""IJ#L $3200523 • 1ng1onBeacn.Cat1f 92&17 ANOTALBERT (7711TALBERT .
M111(.1'1 8pm lkle". lhe original ol whlcfl OF TRACT NO 8639 IN THE NOTICE OF The unders.oned was ep-Abdon W1lhtm Gog1n THE CITY HALL COMPLEX ANO CENTRAL LIBRARY ARE 80™ ------was filed for record on CITY OF COSTA MESA. AS TIIUITEtl IA&.l po4ntt<I and 9Ubstltu1ed as 11111 Golden-I Street ACCESSIBLE TO HANDtCAPPEO PERSONS. THE CITY OF HUNT· "'11&0 Flllllll 'II 6113/85 ln.ll'MI office ot the PEA MAP RECORDED IN YOU ARE IN DEFAUH Trustee~ the Deed ot Apt G· t6 Huntington INGTON BEACH EN0£AVORS TO ACCOMOOATE PERSONS OF
Auto trane, AM/FM stereo. County Recorder of uld BOOK 287 PAGES 16 ttlru under a Oeed of TruSl dated Trust by a Subst11u11on r• Beach. Calif 92647 HANDICAPPED STATUS IN ADMISSION TO. OR TREATMENT OF 350 V-8 County. Is tent to you In-17. MISCELLANEOUS Oecemt>e< 28 1984 r• eotded on August 16 1985 This business IS con· iUc• WXM296) umUCll •• an examlnlllon MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF corded December :H '1984; • s D 0 cum . n t • N 0 ducted by a general part-EMPLOYMENT IN, CITY PROGRAMS OR ACTIVmES. JOH~
CSlk • 3975)
01111911119
to Mid truit prop-THE COUNTY RECORDER .., Doc um en 1 N o 85-306378. Officlet Records nersnio ROULETTE, BUDGET ANALYST IN THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT 11
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1 ~lhowty0umeyh~ve1n OFSAIDCOUNTY 114·538721,0ltlcitlRICO'de of Orange ·county. C111-ClatkB Colby HAS BEEN DESIGNATED TO COORDINATE COMPLIANCE WIT .. interest In the Trustee• Sale The street eddrest and 01 Orange County C•ll· ta<nla This 11e1ement was hied I . O
5
,
Proeeec:ttng1. 011-common dnlgnatlon. rornia Dated December 13, wnh the County Cle<k of Or· THE NON-DISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS IN SECTI N 5 1. ~
NOTICt OF DEFAUU II tny. ol the rut property Unless you 1a1ee ectlon to 1985 tnge County on e>ec;emt>et OF THE REVENUE SHARING REQUIREMENTS. AND E~CTION TO describe d • t>ove IS protect your property, II Wiii OAANGE COAIT HOl.0-11. 1985
THI ODORE
ROBINS
FORD
1060 HARllOA Ill VD
\:V;TA M C\A 04J UUIU
MU UNDER purported to be 1055 be sold al a public S4ie II IMO CC>MftANY, e C81._
DEED Oft TIIUIT TULARE DRIVE, COSTA you need an explenatlOf'I ol fornla corporation n
'1W<MtTANT MES~ CAUFOR~IA. ~re of the proceed· lubetttuMd Tru•t--. •r:
WOTICE -rlii rua ee lngs against you, you should Paul E: Gatt»ef. ""6dant
F294113
Published Orange Coast
Daily Pilot Deoemt>er 20. 27
t985. Jenuary 3. 10, 1986 IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN dltclatm1 any llablllty tor any contact an attorney Published Orenoe Coast YW UllfT '11 fOF\ECLOSURE BECAUSE lnea<rec:tnest of the atreel · ---------YOU AAE-BEHINO IN YOUR addret1 and Oll'ler common
5 speed, AM/FM stereo, PAYMENTS. IT MAY BE designation. II any, shown Pta.IC *>TICE Pta.IC *>TICE P\8.IC *>TICE
F-623
luggage rack. excellent SOLO WITHOUT ANV herein CITY. OF HUNTINGTON 'BEACH MPG COURT ACTION. and yOu Seid .... Wiii be made. t>ul
(Ser• 212625) m~.Y hive the~·' right to WllhoUt c;ovenant Of WI!· A~VENUE SH•:AfNQ COMPLIANCE NOTICE (STIIT~S) 6rTng your-ecoount In good renty. exprffl or Implied, r• i~ ft IJHI 1tandlng by paying •.II ot gardtng !Ille, potaelllon. or
your past due peyrnent1 plus encumbranc.e, 10 P•Y tl'MI THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
JOt.O HAAllOA 811/Lo
CO\'A Ml~A ( .. lJ 0010
permttted costs and ••· remaining pr1nc1pe1 tum ot A REVENUE SHARING COMPLIANCE REPORT DETAILING
penses wlthtn thr" month• the no1e(1) secured by Mid CITY USE OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FOR THE PERIOD
trom tl'le date 1h11 notice 01 Deed 01 Trutt. with 1n1erto11 OF JULY l, 1..,. ..... TO JUNE 30. 1995 IS AVAILABLE IN THE CITY deteull was reca<ded Thi• t1-on. as provided In said •o-.
amount 11 s10&.459.55 u ot note(•). advenoes. 11 any, CLERK'S OFFICE AT CITY HALL. 2000 MAIN STREET, FOR
11119185. and wtll lnc:rNM undertl'Mlterm1 ofllld 0eed PUBLIC REVIEW FROM 8:00 AM UNTIL 5:"00 PM. MONDAY ----.,,........,,.........,....~--:~:~~~~ ~~~"':!i:i-h.~== THROUGH FRIDAY. THE REPORT IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR
VW '74 BUG IO<>k• & runs pay lhe entire unpaid po<· of the 1ru11, created by aa1c1 PUBLIC REVtEW AT THE CITY'S CENTRAL LIBRARY LOCATED
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
2000 MAIN 'TREET
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA aMI
(714) 531--5227
DATED: DECEMBER 26. 1985
Published Orange Coast Dally Pilot January 3. l986
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS great Only S2100. MUST 11on 01 y0ur eccount even Deed of Trust AT GOLOENWEST ANO TALBERT (711 1 TALBERT AVENUE).
SELL 759-9281 anytime 1hough 1u11 peyment was a. Tiie tot• &mOl.IOt 01 tlle THE CITY HALL COMPLEX ANO CENTRAL LIBRARY ARE BOTH ~ ~.~~s vw BUG '66 New brks manded. bYt y0u must P9) un~ t>aience of the obi._ ACCESSIBLE TO HANDICAPPED PERSONS.
0
,,,,,.,, •• , ..... S ' tl'le amount staled above gallon MCUred by the prop-~ "' a --.
eng nds rebuild .
500
• However you and your erty 10 be told and reaton-THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ENDEAVORS TO AC· '" B~,
5.l StO')
5S ~tatoze
51 Puts "'''" S8 AanH 119a1D
59 Satal"\anot•
60 UnlrHlf
Plll£V10US PUZZLE SOl \1£0
call756-928l beneflela;y or mortgagee able .. 11mated c:oet1. ex-COMOOATE PERSONS OF HANOICAPED STATUS IN THE 1s A•u~ooOf'• 51 Punos '6996
or
'1•3 ~:~
Ml.IC *>TICE may mutually agree In wt1t· pen ... and advancee at tl"le ADMISSION OR ACCESS TO. OR TREATMENT OR EM'PU)Y. 16 Miss•ie
1--;...=::=;...;..;.;;;.;.;..;.;;;.. __ :~':;,~:~he~':,'~~ ~~~ 1':,~i:;:.a1 :'~':~ MENT IN, CITY PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES. JOHN ROULETTE. :; ~~;n oow"
K-
22512
may not be eartte< than 1he $86,336 43 BUDGET ANALYST IN THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT. HAS BEEN 20 c~ 1vl>t' 'ICTITIOUI llUIMll end ot the thrff·mon1h The beneficiary undef Uld E COMPLIANCE WITH THE NON n Ju<l9ed
61 Eras lOl:'r
63 Oua,,,
,_ '° ... 'SM ... a.ff
... INM. 1'52t tltll of PIY·
...t..OlllPPf'O'Ma1•t
All fUf
116 TR()(ftlt
NAMf: ITATEMINT period steted at>ove) to, Deed of Trull '*9tofore ex-DESIGNATED TO COOROINAT • l3 Downcast
The loltowlng persona ere among othei thlng1. (1 ) ecuted and dell"9red to the DISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS IN SECTION 51 .55 OF THE
14
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doing business as warm· provide 8ddlt1on11 time In underllgMCI a wt1tten Dee· REVENUE SHARING REQUIREMENTS. 15 consecratl' 1no1on Hotel Asaocteles No. wnlch 10 cure the deteull by larallon of Defaul1 end 0.. OFRU'E OF THE CITY CLERK .6 Laver
9. 3090 Pullmen Street. transl« of the pr0f)4lfty or mand tor Sale, and wr111en _w:;,.""'M•IN STREET • r County 1e1e Costa Mesa. CA 92826 otherwlM (21 .. tabllsh • Notice of Default and Elec--~
Roberl P Warmington. K hedule · of payment• In llon to Sell. Tl'MI underllgMCI HUNTINGTON •ACH, CALIFORNIA t2141 18 Soecoa1oz~r
3090 Pullman Street, CoS1a order to cure yeur default; or eauMd Mid No11oe of 0.. (7••) --=--svtf
Mesa. CA 92626 bOth ( t) tnd (2). faul1 and Election to Sell to ---:-i 3 1 Behave t>a<l''
DOWN
, Co.u1 c 11es
i Mar1oe1p1ace
J Threesome
4 S.rroend
5 Cree or Utf
6 Wiiier\
Pullman Str"t. Costa M .... the dete of rec;ofdatlon ol where the real property It DATED: DECEMBER 26, 1985 35 JOhn or Jane
Hero4d G Parker, 3090 Alter thr .. montha from be recorded In the county (. 34 Separatf'S
• r•• Mat, Ml/ntl. -.C CA 92628 this document Cwtllch date ol ioc.ted Publllhed ~ Coeat Delly Pik>I J~ 3, •• 36 Emporium
..... W/tall .. ,,... 1'"'..a.1-1"Ulll,_, Str•L.Coata..M-.. ~u1'1Ba -m;-~tfon 5" - - -_ -----~ 38 G1.111 s !\in ...._ JOlln W 0.henlan. 3090 r--dellon •--her• Oat.a. DECEMBER 13~.hiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiilll•iiiiiiiilll••~~il·•··Fc·~.... 37 Swtnoie
-Lono $Vne
S Uroal
9 CIOSUll'I
~phc.alOIS
10 u o101no eoge
~ ~ s.i.ar .:ie...t14li
:"9 Mu!Uu 46 -''°
1111. iN llld ..,_. CA 112626 ~ fa<eeloeed upon or e llNlfACT Al THI 39 '<alto... t>u91e CS.. #414SM) Wllllarn C Warmington, MPW•te written egieernenl TMllTll. 291 ~ 40 Fru•I • 1 0 496 Ill. 3090 Pullman Str .. 1, bel'#Mn you and your c:redl-..... -. II Tw., CA 4 t Ponderea 1 Coett M .... CA 92626 tor permil• a longer period, ..,., T1l1plleM: (714) ~42 Eur coun1t1
Merk D Paraona, 3090 y0u have only the 1ege1 rtoflt .....,,., Attn:,.,, rP11 e p u BL I c No T·I c E 43 ~tr.ihS or PullmanStr•t.CottaMeaa. tostopthe .... ofyour~ .,..._,~............... u trnPO<tu~ , 181 per+-•• ~ CA 9282tl erty by peytng Ille entlr• Pub Orange 'CO..t 4!i Pao. t>orCU _ Thi• but1ne11 11 con· amount demanded by~ Delly Pllo4 Oecember 27. 4i
11
ageiat>i.
duc1ed by • general pan. creditor. 1ta5, January 3, 10, ltae ,.8 Sornt>rero
"'M-. 'Ml .... nenhlp To ftnd out Ille amount F-643 ., 1 Sullung .. ...___ •it• ...... Robert P Warmington you mutt pey, or to anerige ----------· · -Thlt atat_,t wu ftled 10( payment 10 11oe> the lor• ,.,....., • ...,...i ~ with the County Clertc of Or· closure or 11 your property 19 1 __ ;..;Nl.=.;;;;.;IC;...;.;.NO~TIC(.;.;.;;.;;......_
8flOe County on Oeoember In toreCto.ur. lor eny other flUlllJC M1AM1Q1 Will IM,ULSI TUllO 24• 1985 reason. conlacl Bank ol • MIU n 119 COITA
Publllhed Orange'= Amenc:. NT&.SA 711 (!,14~ •IA Pl -IPflllll COll-llADf FOi DILMIT 3 0 7 385-8572. L oan "o .... .,.. AT THI CITY ._ _______ .... Oally Piiot January • 1 • 1 • 173"89. $800 W•I Chap. HALL, T1 PAMt Ofttva,
24, 1988 F-t65 man A¥enue 7th Floor, Or· COITA MllA, CALI· 1--------erige, CA 92e88 ~ AT NI P.M. OR rml.IC NQTJC( If you hllw any queetlonl. Al eoo. Al "°' .. I 1_.....;;..;;.;;;.;;;.;;.....;.;.~--.--y0u thOuld contact a ~ "41MAITD o. llOlto
'1CTmOUI •••... or tlle oovernmenl egenc;y DAY, Ml/NMY it, t111. ..,... ITAW IOftlleh mey heW lneured yOUf •GA1111D11a,,. POU.OW·
The fO!IOW!ng l*'90N Ml loen. .. ~A"°"9.
doing bvllnell aa: NolWlmltandlng lhe feet IF ANY Of' TH! 'OLLOW·
R(ALTY INV£8TM!NT lhet your l)foperty ~for• IN 0 ACT I 0 NS A A I
ASSOCIATES XIV, AEALT'V ctoture. you mey ."'9r your CHALLENOEO IN COURT.
INVESTMEN T AS • property fGf ..... l)rOlltdeO THI! CHALLl!HO! MAY It
80CIATES XII, ~L TY IN-lt'9 .... It conc:Mfied Pflot to LIMITED TO OHL Y n408E
vt8TMl!NT ASSOCIATt8 IM ooncM6on of IN fOf9-1 ISSUES SOMEOM MIHS
tit, 4426 JambOnll Aoed, CIOellN, AT THI! PUel.IC HeAAINO
lufte 170 ~ 9Mdl, "9mem&*-, YOU MAY OHCflltMD IN THll HQ. neto LOii LUlAl NOHTI IF TICI! °" IN WM'TtN ~ Lorlf'I Cotporlffon, ,..25 YOU DO NOT TAKE "fSPONDlNCE Dl· ru..-..-IW!d, Me 110, ~ACTION. UvtMD TO THI Pl.AH-~~ Celf HMO NOTICI IS Hl! .. HY HtNOCOMMISStONAT,OA
Tiiie ~ 19 con· OIVIN· CO'NTININTAl PNOA TO, TH! PUellC
by' a lmtt9d pe111W· AUXIUA.W COMPANY, le HfA"IHO.
tN _.., 9"01,... Trwe.e 1 Pl.ANNINO ACTION
undlr a 0.... of Trwt dlled p A • I I • O 3 F 0 A
., ,,.,, uec111•• Dy c H" "T 0, HI!" 0
11&1 :•IC ....... ~J.~lMMc) OIAKINa, AUTHO .. IZID .. CouMy Cll&rtl Of Or· V ~ .._.,. ,,_,,.., AOINT FOft COUATNIY W
c.unt) Ol'I Dua1iller to_..._• T'Nllor, tc TAUITl.1 FOA CON·
'' ,.. eacM9 oer'9M ou.-rcm .,. DlflONAI. UH PUWIT ' ,_ ---~CW~ "°" AUTOMOTM ..UMI ~ 0r.,_ C.... NATIOMAf. T"VtT ANC wltHINANIXJSTINOCOM-
The Huntington
School District
Beach City
Board of
Pub lie Truetff• announces a
HN_tlng to receive Publlc Input
on poaelble alternJll• u .. • of
Burke •nd Oleler School•. The
Publlc HNrlng wlll be held •t 7
P.M. on Tuffdlly J•nuary 7, 1988
•I the Dretrlct Edue11tlon Center.
20451 Cr•lmer Lane
Huntington B••ch
t 4
20
23
55
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Const1tuto0n
': \lo~" J I ""no
13 "'4aO
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Zfl Sn•nh
Not a.ta •Mr ~1, 8AWGI MeOaATION 1 MIACIAI. IUll.blNG, f1
• ~ J, '°· ,... ................... L~TtO AT .01 ..aNTI 'I!!~~!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ '-411 w. ........ ,..,... \nlTA AVI COITAJ,; '--"-'......,,.~-·---
-. .. .
JO SH I!'
31 Ct N•a •o
31 Couaose
33 Hap~"
34 "'4oe>es
37 !'arm
38 Htrt>or -=1a1
•O Jumps
etOUnd
4 1 V91'•son I' O
44 "len'IS •II
nlO<rN>C
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48 rel('<
49 Cn"'"'Sf'
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\ . Or-. Comt DAILY PILOT/ ,rtdey, MIMty S, 1Me
llOTIQ °' PUIUC llAaIJIC
llOl'ICI II DUI? Clval tut tbe Orana• County riaanina C~111lon vill bold
a ,.~Uc he•rlDI to coe.alder raaonlna of aa 2. 6S acre parcel of l and located
at 1515 lleaa Drl••· leata An• lelahta.
Det• of Bearln11 January 14, ltl6
Tille of Baerlna• 1130 P.M., or•• ,oon rbere1ft •r a• po1elb l•.
I '
Loc:atlon• loard learlna aoo., ... 11 of .W.lnhtratlon, 10 Ctvic
(corner of lroa41vay alMI Santa An• llvd.), Santa Aila.
Centef' Pl•••
Propoaal 1 Chana• of Zone CH• lo• 85·1.5P propo1u to chana• ceTtain pToperty
fr-th• Al (II) C.Hral Aarlcultura (Sip lutrlction} Diatrtct
to the U (2420) (SI) Multi·f•ily Dvdlinai (Mint-Area per
Unit 2420 Squar• feet ) (Slp leatriction) Dietrict.
The propoaed aone cbena• would allow a ... 1 .. of 48 dvelli na unit• on 1ite.
Ca11pllence v ith t h• California lnvlrOD81ntal Quality Act •
It VH detel'9ined that althouah th• propoHd project ~outd have atsntftcant
effect on the envlro-nt, there vill not be a .tplficant effect in thh
caee beceuH th• aittaatton -aauTu de1crib1d in M11at tve Dec la rat ion 185-091
btive been added to the project.
.~
All peTeon1 aither favorina or opposing thil propoul ere invited t o pruent
tbalr view• b•fore the Plannlna C~i1eion.
Any written uterlala to be aubaitted to the Planning C~ia1ioner1 must be
1ubaitted to C.ora• Jelh, t he project, planner, at· le11t 24 houn prior t o
the IM•rina (10 copl•• are required).
If you challenge Zone Chang• ZC 85-lSP in court, you -y be li•ited to nhing
only tho•• 1aeue1 you or e09lone elae Tai11d at the public heaTing de1cribcd
1n thie notice. or VTitten correepondence deliveTed t o the Orange County
Plannina C~i•alon •t, or prior to, the public heaTing.
For further tnforution, you are invited to call George f.,ltz in the Land
Plannlna S•ction et (714 )' 834-5380, or C091e into the office l ocated at 12
Chlc Center Phsa, looa 243, Santa Ane , Californi a 92702-4048. Ple11., ref.,r
to ZC Mo. 8S·l5P.
PROJECT SITE
.. z > • N ot To Scala
I ubl 1 s hed J ranq e ~oa ~ l . Dai 1 y
lt<JTICE Of PUI LIC lllAllNC
i40T1Ct IS ll!IUllY CIVr:ll t het tile Oren&• County Pl ennlng c.-1 .. 1on v ii i ho ld
1 l"Jbllc hearing to cona ld•r rc~onlng of • O. 7S •er. p1rc1'1 of land locat .. d
el 2342 South l r l eto l Strei'! In th• Sant• An• Hc t1ht 1 •r••·
Det e o f H .. edng• J enuery 14 , 198b
l .JO P." .. 01 •• 1oon the r•eftrr •• po .. Ible
Location • lh:er1ng llooo, Hal I of Adalnll!ret t on, 10 Civic C:enar Pina ,
o f lroedvey end S•nt• Ana l lvd.), Sant a Ana .•
'corn .. r
Propo oal Chang• of Zon .. C••• Mo. 8'.>·HP propOh • t o chang,. C•rt•ln prop .. r ry
from th• St ngl• Y•a lly lulde nc .. (Sign Ru t rlc tlon) Dl ttrlc t 10
thl' Profeut onel and Adalnlotut Iv. Offt c .. l l'tui•u• He igh! • 4S
t .. e t l (Stgn lt.1trlc !ion) Dl ot r lct .
Approval of t h• oub )•ct ~on• c hang" vi 11 p .. ratt th" convl'rlJ01> o f th,. pro tt:c t
al t• to a non'·r .. oldentlel ueti. Th .. 1pp?-lce11t ultlmat..tv .. nvl1ion1 th"
conot r uctlon o f• tvo·otory, l),SOO 1quar., foot Cxro•e l of flc• building.
Coapllenc• v l th th• Ce llfornl• tnvi ron••nt1I ()ue ll ty Ac l ,
fina l t nvirona .. nte l la p•<! Repor• •EIR! No. SOS, prevlou•IY C:«rtl fl .. d on
r .. br u1rv 21>, 198S, v iii bt con1ldu•d by th• Pl1nnlng C.-leelon prior to
or concurrent v l!h th• oubJ•Ct t on• <h1ng •. Th~ [U le eva lhb l,. for public
rl'vl ev bctv .... n t h" hour• of 8 100 •·•· end ~.JO p.•. et t h .. t nvlron-nu l
and Sp1cl1 l Pro)t c t t Dtv le lon, loo.a 2'1" 11 Civic C•ntcr Ph u , Senta Ana ,
C1 l 1fornl1. Th" [Ill , th• U •ponu t n publ ic ,.,,..,nt o on th• EIR, end th•
otaff '"por t on t he t lR v iii be ~«Pt on 111., 1 t the •bove loc~t lon.
All pcroono t lth .. r fevorlng or oppooln1t !hl o pr opou l •r" lnvlt•d t o pre1enl
th~l r vt1vo btfor• t h• Pl 1nntn~ C0111tl o1lon
Any v rlt!en .. r .. rle le to bt 1ub•ttt .. d to th" Ph nnl ng C.-l u loner• a uot bt
euba ltted to Cwo rg• Pellt , th• prn1ect ph nnt r , e t leeet 24 hour• prio r to
t he h••r ln& (10 copl•• e re rcqulr•d l
If you c hell1n1" Zon .. Cheng• ZC 8~·llP 1n court , you ••:r b• ll•lt•d to utetna
onl y thou h•ue1 you or •OOHOn~ •In ralo~d at th• public heerlna deecrlbed
In tbh notlct', or vrltt en conupnndtnc. dt'l l vered t o th• projt c t plenn•r
prior to th• public h••r lng.
Por (urthwr lnfo"9t l on, you 1u tnvt t.d t o cell C1org1 Pall• In
Pl•aaln& S.ct Ion ( 714 l 8 l4·SJ80, o r ca.. Into t h• off le • locu .. d i t
Ceac.r Phu , lloc. 24), S.nu An•. Ce llfornl• 92702·4048. Piute
ZC h . llS·llP.
LocatK>n of Project
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Pub li•h~d l /3/8 6. Da i l y Pi lot
the Le nd
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F-651
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l\alC NOTICE
Ml.IC NOTtCE MUC M>T1C£ MUC NOTICE_
or the •bO'we reel P1'°'*1}' ''I ANO£Co@nty, Ital• ot IMrein·
known to '" H : 210 CAllFOANIA. l!Jlec:uted by PAAOfl 1
IAYBAOOK COUAT , DAVID LIVY. A SINGLE Unit IOe"nownenddeo ooeT A MISA. CAll-MAN lnklm
FORNIA t~U WILL. SEU AT PUBLIC ICflbeclri~~::t:~~°'*
Thie .... will be ""*· AUCTION TO HfGH£tT Ill> ':':" tM 1 In 9oo1c t426e
'Mttlout eov.nent Of WW• 0£1' '°"CASH (P*Yil* It P.0. 4511\d *"*""° ,.
renty, -..-d or ~. tllN of .... In leWtwl ~ nwy 4 tM2 by in.wmtn reeat~ mi.. P<M1••9'on. of me l'""9d St•t .. l 81 THf No 92~2121 both of of· ~alct pr~,:!i tol&I~ ~ ~crro~T:o~~~i~~~ llcltl rtc0rde of County OI
I 9'5,&4t. 15 plut lnt.,_t *' OOUlllTHOU8E. LOOA TEO ()fenge, 8t1t~ of Cellfornla
ptcwldectlft ... notuecured ON &ANTA ,ANA Bl VD BE· PAA0!1 2· 52 .. by the deed of lruet, l*lt 11\ TWHN SYCAMOR& ST. An undivided i i nv
addl11onal Utlmated .ANO a"°ADWAY SANTA Int.,...*' e Tananl In C:O-t t ... • .. oo 1f • mon In the fM lntetatt In llld amoun 0 .... ...... eny, ANA. CAl.IFOflNtA .... flOhl. lo Ille Common of Lot e of
ul'ldet lhe t.,,,,. ot the deed tttlt enfd lnter•t conY9)'9dl Trecl 10484 11 per mec> of trutt Ind ..... cnargee 10 llld MO'# htld byi, unO« llled 1n Bo<*· 413 ~ 35 ind Hpeneaa of fht ~ Deed of Trutt In the' 10 37 lnduetY9' of Ml•
TruafM. Pl'OC*'Y llt~led In ~!~ ~eneoua Mepe' record• of
Tha l~dertBenetclary Oountv ltnd lt•I• ~ieeflbed Mid OOUll1Y ".UC111erm le
under the de.ct ol truet hell .. : L6T te OF TRACT NO. a.fined In th. Artlcle entitled
UllOned "'° OeNYefed ot 2317 IN THE CITY OF "oelnlUone" of the Oeclet·
Ille 'fruit .. • O.OWetlon of OOSTA MESA A8 SHOWN• etlon ot CO'lenante. Con-
o.feult of Ille ot>Ngatlont... OH A MAP RECORDED IN, ditlON and Aeetrlct.lonl , ..
cured by '"' deed °' truet. BOOK 10 PAGE(•) 33, Of corded In Bo<* 14095. pege
el'ld a Notlc4 of o.rau11 Ind MISCl!LLANEOUS MAPS,l 519 of Offlclel ~ordt, (the
l'ICTl'nOUI Ml ... 11 E*t1on to Sell, which ,.. IN THE OFFICE OF THE, "Otcleretton"), end any NAMI ITAT9MINT torded on 8/30115 u Oocu-COUNTY RECORDER OF imendmente end euple-
TN lollowfnO peraone are ment 85--328095 of Ofllclel SAID COUNTY ' rnenle thereto
doing bullnela u : R«IOl'd1. The ltrMI addf... 1ndl EJlceptlng eM cMf. oil rtohll. Rt ST AURA NT 0 E-Thll Nie w11r be con-olflel' common dellgnatlon.• mlner•t•, mlnerel right•.
VE L 0 PM EN T AS· ducted by Agency s .... and If eny, of en. rHI property nllurel ga• rlghll and other SoCIATES, SAN JOSE IN-Poettng who.. lddr ... end dtecrlbed tbove ta' hydrocerbone by whll·
VESTMENT ASSOCIATES Phone number If P.O. 8ox purported 10 be 110.I 10,11., n ime known II, SAN JOSE INVESTMfNT M1134. Sactarnan10. Call-CAPITOL STREET COST Al Geo her II t and eH
ASSOCIATES ljl, LAS forftll9~M~t8)4M-2727. MESA, CALIFORNIA. • proJuct:' detl'v:f:'herelfom. ~~:T~';~ESJrJfr ~~= = ':~~AL IAV· The underelgned TrU4t .. l without. however, lhe rlghl
VESTMENT ASSOCIATES, INQI AND LOAN Al· ~llClllmt any llablllty tor eny to drill. mine, etore, Mplore
COTTONWOOD INVEST-SOCIATIOtt, a c.,.,...Mton, nconect= ff the '. ~1 and operete through Ille eur·
MENT ASSOCIATES II, LAS .. r ....... llr. 1(-M. ~ f her com on tece or lhe upper 500 .... of VEGAS INVESTMENT AS-Dobbin• Truetee ,,.. cMe!Oh eUon. f lily. 11\own the 1Ub1Yrlece of Hid lend, • hereTn. .. r.........O In the Deed from SOCIA tES II, «25 J1m-ducltoft Ceonltnatcw/JI Slid Hie will be made, but the lrv1ne Com an 1 Mich·
borM Road, Suite 170, New-Publlehed Orange Coaat without covenent or war· lgan Corporal~ Yiecorded
port Beach. c.111. 92680 Dally Piiot January 3, 10, 17. r1nty, UPf•M or Implied. re-Mey 29 tee 1 In eOo.i !4079
Lorao COrportllon. Celt-1986 gardlng lltle, poeMNJon, or Page faeg of Ofl\clal ~
fornle, 4425 J1mborH F-659 encumbr1ncet, 10 p1y the cord•
Road, Sufi• 170, N-port remllnlng prlnclp1I sum of ALSO exo.ptlng 1111 weter
Beech. Cellf. 92680 fltllt.IC NOTICE the note(e). advanca, If any, right• wheter euc:h wtlet
Thia buelneu Is con-unOll' the term• of H id Deed rlghte.lhell be rlpatlan 0....,.
ducled by· 1 llmltec;t pertner-... of fruit. '-· ch1rgee end lying, eppr()9rlatt..,..' per·
Ill p NOTICI Of upen ... of the Tru1tM and COlallng, prMCtlpUve or coo-J1m•• F Kern. Sec-TaUSTll'S SALi of lhe tru1t1 crNted by N ld trectuel wllhOul hOwe\191'
retery!Treuurer no. NO. Mn-a Deed of Trull lhe flOhi of entr:y 0for lhe ex~
Thia Slttement WU flied ~OU A!lE IN DEFAULT The total 1mounl of lhe 9(ClM of tu~ rlghl. u , ..
with the County Cieri\ of Or-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST unPiJ(l b1tance Of the Obll· WWd In Deed from lhe •no• County on December DATED 4/14/M. UNLESS g1tlon MC\lred by the prop-lrvlne Comp11>y. • Mlcnlgen
11, 1985 YOU TAKE ,ACTION TO erty to ba llOld and reuon-Corpor1tlon, recorOld Mey
F2MIOI PROTECT YOUR PROP-Ible Hllmated COetl, ex-29. 1981 In Book 14079, Published Ora~ Cout ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT pense1 and advances at the Page 1399 of Ofllelal R•
Dally Piiot Decembe< 20, 27, A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 11"'9 of tl\4 lnltlal pobllcallon cords 1985. Jenuary 3 10, 1986 1 NEED AN EXPLANATION of the Notice of Siie ls P-ARCEL 3
F-6181 OF THE NATURE OF THE $142,805.17 Eatementa u Ml forth In
----------1 PROCEEDING AGAINST The beneficiary under Nld the MC11on entllled "Certain
MLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI MllMSS
Nill( IT A TE.MINT
The foll0w1ng peraons are
doing bu11neas as.
(A) NEWPORT/WEDGE
C O (8 ) B & B ENTERPRISES 1829 E.
Biibo• Blvd, Newport
Beech, Celllornl1 9266 1
Patrlek Bryan Brennan,
1629 E BtlbOa Blvd, N-·
port Beech, Calllornl• 9266 t
Rick Lewi• Bennen. 11129
E. BalbOI Btvd, Newport
Beach. Calllornll 92661
This business la con·
ducted by a general part-
nership
Patrlell B Brennen
This s111ement was filed
with the County Clerk of Or-
1nge County on November
YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· Deed of Trust heretofo,. ex-Euements for Ow'*•" and
TACT A LAWYER ecute<I and delivered to lhe "Support. Settlement end
On January 24, 1988. et underaigned • wrlltan Dec-Encro1chmenl'' of the
9 15 AM All INCLUSIVE laretion of Default and 0.. Article •ntltled "E11e-
OEED SERVICES. INC 11 mind tor Sele, and I written menll" of the Decl1ra110n duly appointed TruatH Not!Ge of O.faull and Elec-PARCEL 4.
under and purauent to Deed lion lo Sell. The under1lgned Easment1 11 Mt forth In
ol Trust recorded 4128/M , caused said Notice of 0.-sections entitled "Ce!teln
u inst No. 83-l7«29, In fault and Etec:tton to Sell to Eatements 10 Owners" and I
book ·, P*G1 -, of Official be recon:t«S In Iha COUllty "Support, Sirttlemenl and
Records In lh• office of lh• where Ille rNI property Is Encroechment " of th•1
County Recorder of Orange 1oe0l~eo· DECEMBER 16. Ar ticle entitled "EH•· County. State ot CA. Ex-1985 · menta" of the Decteratlon of
ICU1ed by DENNIS HUDSON av ...... f"'CT •a Tua Covenente. Condlllont 1nd AND CHRISTINE HUDSON. ,_ .. .. '~ Retlrlctlon1, recorded In
husband and wife as joint T II U I T E E • I 2 It 1 Boo4l 14092 Pege 1797 of
tenants WILL SELL AT PUB-LM9ElllT • IUtTE UO. EL Ofllclal Recerda (the "Me ..
UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST TOlllO. CA t2a0, Te ... ter Declaration") 1nd any
BIDDER FOR CASH (pay-..._: (714) 1164111, Attn: amendments and suppte-
lble at ume or ule In lawful lrorecloaure Dept.. Ir ments tllel'eto I
money of the United Stat .. ) -..m Jeck-The 1trM t address and
11 THE FRONT ENTRANCE Published Orange Coest other common dfflgn1t1on
TO THE OLD ORANGE Dally Pilot December 27, II any, of lhe reel property
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, l985. January 3, lO, 1986 described ebove ts
LOCATED ON SANTA ANA F-642 purported to be •t OX-
Fm514 B L v D B E T w EE N PlalC NOTICE FOAD • 10, IRVINE, CA
Published Orange Coa11 SYCAMORE ST & BROAD· 92714
27, 19115
Dally Pilot December 27, WAY, SANTA ANA. CALI· IC 22141 The undersigned TruSlee
1985. January 3. 10, 17, FORNIA (NOTE CASHIER'S flCTITtoUS 9_UlfNISI dlsclalms any lhtblllty for any 1986 CHECK(S) MUST BE PAY-NAME STATEWNT incorrectness or the ltr .. t
F-645 ABLE TO TITLE TRUST The foltowtng pe<SOl'IS ate lddreu end 01het common 11---Dll-Dl_l_C_NO_T_tC_E __ DEED SERVICE CO I •II d oing buslnesa as : des1Qn111on, 1f any, Shown n-. right. title and tnte<est con-BISMILl.AH MFG CO 6380 herein
FICTITIOUI IUSINHI
NAME STAHMENT
The IOllowtng persons are
doing business as
veyed to and now held by It Roland Street. Buena Park Seid aale wlll be med•. but under said Deed or Trust In CA 90621 ' without convenant or wer-
the property sltulled 1n said YOUS AF Rafa Moham-ranty. eapreu or Implied, re-
County and Stale described mad 14152 Flower Street gardlng title. po9MU1on, or
BASICS. 2775 Mesa
Verde Dr E , X· 111. Costa
Mesa. Caflf 92626
19 B-3.' Garden Grove. CA encumbfences. to pay the P1rcel t 92643 remaining prlnclpel sum of
LOI 3 of Traci No 10275. This buatness is con-the note(s) secured by said
1n the City ol Costa Mesa. aa dueled by an Individual Deed of Trust. with tnrereat John Kyle Buchanan
2775 Mesa Veroe Or E .
X· 1 11 Costa mesa Cahl
92626
shown on a map recorded 1n Ra,.-Monammao Youaat thereon. as proviOed In said Book 481 Page t 2 and 3 of • note(t). advances. It any,
Miscellaneous Maps rt· nus statement was llled under lhe te<m1 ol the Deed
cords of Orange Coun1y, will) the Couniy Clerk of Or-of Trust, tees, ch1rges and This business Is con·
dueled by a pusln111 1rus1
Jolln Kyte Buchanan
Calllornle ange County on ~t>er expenset of Ille Trustee and Parcel 2 9 t985 of ll'le trusts created by said
This s111ement was filed
wi.A lhe County Clefk of Or-
ange County on Oecember
11, 1985
Easements as tel forth in F2M441 Deed of Trust to-wit·
the Article entitled "Eue· Publlshed Orange Coast $143.884 11
ments of Ille Oec11ra1ton or Oatfy Pilot December 13 20 The benellclery under Slid Covenants Condlllons and 27 t985. January 3 1996 · Deed of Trual heretofore ell· Restroctoons recorded In · • F-594 ecuted 100 deflV9fed to the F2Ml87
Published Orange Coast
Oa1tv Pilot Deoembef 20. 27.
1985. January 3, JO. 1986
F-6 15
Book 13303 page 906 01 or unoeraigned a wtltten Dec-
1tc1a1 Records ano any sup-larllton of Oeteult Ind 0...
p1emen1s and amendments MUC NOTICE mend tor Sile, ll'ld a written
1here10 Notice of Oefautt end Elec-
The street adOress and IC 22114 lion to Seit The underllgned
other common designation FICTITIOUS •USMll cauMd said Notice of 0... Ptlll.IC NOTICE 11 any of the real 1>'0'*1Y NA• ITATEMINT lault and Eleclton 10 Sell to
NOTICE Of d • s c r I bed above 1 s The I01low1ng -persona ere be recorded In the county
TlllUITEE'S SALE purported to be 3495 d oing bu" n as 1 a• where the real property 11
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT WIMBLEDON WAY. COSTA Glenwobd Place. 6411 VIC· located
UNDER t H E DEED OF MESA. CA 9:1683 tor1a Street Costa Mesa. CA Oete t2/ t 7185
TRUST DATED 814193 UN-Tne under61Qned Trustee 92627 FOlllECLOIUlllE CON·
LESS YOU TAKE ACTION dlsclaimsanyllt bllltylor eny John L Unt. 232 Rot>-IULTllifTI, INC,., 11
TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-Incorrectness of tne street 1nnood Place. -Colla Me11, TrvetM. aY: Dantel w. Of-
ERTY IT MA y BE SOLO AT aodress and other common CA 92627 , merocl, Vie• ''••ldent,
A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU designation. If any sMwn Tnos bullness ts con-(114) n1·"42. UOl1 YCM'be
NEED AN EXPLANATION hereon ducted by an lndtvtdual Street, Suite DI, Twttn,
OF THf; NATURE OF THE Said sale will be m,11de but John L Uhl Calffom&e tmo
PROCEEDING AG.t.INST without covenant or war· H111 st11emen1 wu filed Publtlhed by the Ortnge
YOU YOU SHOULD CON-ranly. &Xl>f'est or Implied re with the County Clerk of Or· Coast Dally Pllqt Oecembef
TACT A LAWYER gardlng lltle. po1sess1on, or ange County on Decembet 27 1985. Januery 3, 10,
OnFRIDAY,JANUARY24, encumbfances to pay the 10 1985 1986
l986, at 1 oo p M HOME remaining pnnclpal sum of Fat4111
FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO lhe notes secured by NIO Publtahed Oref\ge Co11t
LOAN ASSOCIATION, 1 Deed of Trust. with Interest Dally Pllol December 13, 20,
Corp or1tlo n. for merly thereon. as provided In said 27 198~. January 3. 1986
known as HOME FEDERAL notes adv1nces. II any. F-595 •
DrnrH Nollcts
COLEMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN AS-under the terms of said Deed
SOCIA TION OF S AN of Trust lees. charges end
DIEGO u Trustee under a expenses ol the Truslee and
deed of trust deted 8/4/83 of the Crusts created by said
signed by GEOFFREY F Deed of Trust
PlEUC NOTICE GEORG E RONAL D
---IC--...22492------COLEMAN. ag e 4 7.
MOUNTAIN, AN UNMAR-The IOtal amount of the
RIED MAN BROOKE HOFF-unpaid balance of the Obll·
MAN, A SINGLE WOMAN gallon secured by the prop.
and recorded 8122183, 11 arty to be sold 1nd reason
Documenl 83-366333. of the able .estimated costs e~·
Olficlal Records of Orange penses 11nd advances at the
county, Cellfomla. wilt sell al time 01 the 1nlt1el publication
publtc auction to the highest of lh~ NottGe or Sale is
bidder lor casn tn United $153 673 1"
NOTICE OF h as ltved in this area
APPLICATION TO Sin('(' 1961 Su rvived
SIELL ALCOHOLIC by his m other. V1r -
8£VElllAGH ginia S Grossek o f 12·26-85 To Whom 11 May Concern Coslfl M esa Sons:
RODRIGUEZ. Beatriz & Luis K urt of Cost.a M esa;
M are applying to tn. De-A nt hon y o f Sa n
partment o f Alcoholic Cl<'mcnte, Michael o f Beverage ContrOI lor '41" States Dollers. at the The beneftclary under said
NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE Deed of Trust heretofore ex-
T o T H E c o u N T y ecuted and dellvll'ed to the
COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC undersigned a written Dec-
CENTER DRIVE WEST, tr laratlon of Default and De·
the City of Santa An• Or-mend for Sale, and a written
ai'\Oi Counly. "(;11\fOrnfa, all Not1ee ol Default and Eleo·
right. title end lntern t con. lion to Sell The unde<slgned
veyed to and now held by 11 eeu~sald N011Ce of De·
unoer the deed ol trusl, tr fault arn!I Election to Sell to
the real Pt'Opef'ty. described be reoorded In the counly
On Sele Beer & Win• (Pub Costa M esa. Daugh-
Eat Pt I to Mii elcoholk ter , Cindy Huyler of
1>evet1gu at 1902 Herbo• New Jersey 3 Grand-Blvd Coste Men 92626 Published Ort fl9' c o11t c hild ren Priv ate ser -
Da1ty Pilot January 3. 198 VK'e.S~under the direc-
F-65E t1 o n o f P ierce
Ml.IC NOTICE
u · where the r .. 1 property ta NOTICE Of
o•ocE loceted TlllUITll'• IALf ---<.o II ~Ft c Dal• 12/~3/115 TlllUITll NO. __ , l T TRA T 10856· ALL INCLUSIVE OHO TITll NO. 14157a AS SHOWN O"J A MAP RE· CORDED IN BOOK 411 IE9'VICES, INC., Al YOU ARE IN DEFAULl
PAGES 37 TO 40 OF MIS: TlllUITEE, B Y TITLE UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
CELl.ANEOUS MAPS, RE· TClllOUM·,~N£E!Oc "'L•,e,"o!'Nc,! DA TEO 021101113 UNLESS CORDS OF ORANGE .. '".. .. " .. YOU TAKE ACTION TO
COUNTY CALIFO~IA C 0 Ill, 0 Ill AT I 0 N , A I PROTECT YOUR PROP-
EXCEPT ALL OIL OIL AGENT: .. Ntd lrvet .. , Ir ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD Al
RIGHTS MINERAL's MIN· lltendy "'9flnt, 1•1 Vefl-A P\#9LIC SALE IF YOlJ
ERAL RIGHTS NATURAL lwe atJO., lulte 221. En-NEED AN EXPLANATION
GAS RIGHTS AND QTHER clno. e'eltfornl• ,, ... (ml OF THE NATURE OF THE
H Y D R 0 C A R B O N ._.... PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
SUBSTANCES BELOW A PubhShed Orenge Coall YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-
DEPTH OF 500 FEET Daily Ptlot Januery3, 10. 17, TACT A LAWYER
UNDER THE PARCELS OF 19116 ' On 011111118 It 10 00
LANO HEREINABOVE DE· F-660 A M FORECLOSURE CON
SCRIBED WIT HOUT THE 8ULTANTS,INC aalhedul',
A 1 G HT o F s u RF Ac E Ml.IC NOTICE eppolnted Tru11.. under
ENTRY AS RESERVED 8~ 8"cf ~ ~ 0..0 ~
Brothers &U Broad-
way M o r t ua ry .
642-9150.
PAClflC Y11W
MEMORIAL ltARK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapel • Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
HAA80RLA~
MT. OllVI
Mortuery • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 GTaltr Av..
Coat• M ...
540-55$4 OE"eo RECORDED AUG\.':> T tun Truet Atcorded on 02123183
22. t9t3. AS INSTRUMENT NOTICE Of nt>ocumenl no 83-082842 1 ~========::::... NO 83·36833~ o~ OF-T"UITH'I IALI Book NI A P•o• NIA Of Of· II
FICIAL RECORDS T S No F-3984Y/ flclal Records in Ille ottlCe ol a•.
PARCEL 2 eo 142U Ille Recorder of ORANGE _......... -"'
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EASEMENT FOR USE ANO UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, JAMES R COSTANZO ANO l~ \ •'•i't.• & ENJOYMENT IN AND TO DATED FEBRU1'RY 4, 1995 SUSAN· J COSTANZO, -~
THE COMMON AREA UNLESS YOU TAl<E AC-HUSBAND ANO WIFE AS
BEING LOT 42 OF SAID TION TO PROTECT YOUR JOINT TENANTS Will .. 95" . .t,. •T TRAC'T NO 1085e AS SET PROP!RT-Y IT MAY 8E SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
f\)Rf H DEFINED ANO DE· SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER 6 SC'AIBED IN THE OECLAA-tF YOU NEED AN EXPL.A-FOA CASH (~able •• llme
'flON l)F COV!NANTS NATION OF THE NATURE ofsalllr\l•wfutmontyOfthl
CONOl llONS AND RE: OF THE PROCCEOINO un11ed S1e1 .. ) ec TH! 1 ..... •r1'°"4 111 ,.._
STRICTIOHS FOA OAROEH AGAINST YOJJ YOU COUATYAllO Al'l£A 11!• r1i.i -a ii.." ..... " PAR~ VILLAGE HOME· SHOUl.DCOHl ACT A LAW· TWEfN TH! TWO 8TAll'I• f~ er.,.... a..-,,,
OWNERS ASSOCIATION YER WAYS AT THI Al."AN I t+>e4 • rello -• 1 R(;COROEO IN BOOK On JANllARY 11, 19H. 11 8Ull.OING FACINO YORIA tt ,_fr-1i.. Pll••
13171 PAGES 1934 TO 9 15 t m 8£N!FACT H STREET. U081 YOfltlA n4 .. 1, -,..,.....
1971 INCLUSIVE OF OF· duly 1ppo1nted Trt.1etee Sl lltEET TUSTIN, CA t2t80 1,_ , .. 9'flftt"
'ICIAI. ACCORDS OF OR· ~ eno P1Htuant to Deed ell nght lllle end in..t-4 I .,. .. •ffl i..~,
ANGE COUNTY , CAll· ot Tt\let r«Orded '(IAU• C4nV'l)"ld to end "°" MIO w11t. tlW ......
MlNTI t HERETO f&~ecr.le ot OfficHll At-Ttwt In the Pf°'*"Y 9'tu• 1.n, ~
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Swinaioe the spotli&ht around the county as we raite the curtain on
1986:
Soutb Coat Reper1ory is puttiJlc the firu.bina 10UCbes OD ita latest ed~ ~production -the 17th -which foculCI this year 00
thetbemcl ~i:mapnaTba .. ~·-=-··-=-•---· ...1.a.1-• . . ·u "lftlllne t. a .. .ruuuu&e m-muuut wu.un:u I aat.avlty, WI
be lawlCbed oa a lia-moatlt tour of
250 ICbooll this moatb. Al usual. i1'1
,~. ~·""" . ~..:Ti JobD-0.vid Keller witb ... - . ICript by Jerry Palda aad
mutic: Diane Kial. aU veeenm of
SCR..
Tbe play Pr'aeata the maeaee ~ tbat ~nation aad creativity are
bwnan Ii"-which all people, par· _____ .....; ______ ticularty c:bildra. 8ould eaacile
and ertjoy, eccordina to oftieiaJa of the eo.ta Ma. U.... The show will
include action, sonp. dan<le and mime in a .-:t• aimed al makina the
elements of tbeaaer aa:euible and enjoyabk tor the Youns tint-time
theateraoer. · As an added attraction. .. IJNlliJle That" will bec=cme of the
nationwide lmapnation Cdebrati9n, cqanized by the Ccota in
Washinaton, i:n Maldl. SU performuces will be oflmd I, 12 and
13. Schools interested in boolrina a performance (al S2SS) should contact SCR's Kris Hqen at 9S7-2602.
• • • If you'd like to break into TV commcrcialt., yoo've aot a pmry l(>Od
chance Saturday when Cinema City Studios of Costa Maa bolds
auditions for 300 ~between 18 and JS.
Those cboleu will take put in the Jan. 8-10 6knin& of a Pepsi
commercia.I sturi, Tina Turner. The tryouta are ICb&iuJccffor 2 p.m. at
the studio. 729 W. 6th St., Su.i&e 87 . • • • BACUTAGB ~The Opera a la Carte production of Gilbert and
Sullivan's "The Pirites of Penzance" i1 retumtoa for a one-niabt 'lland at
Orange Cout CoUeaie. The show wiU be pretented Jan. • 7 at 8 p.m. in the
Robert 8. MOCR Tlaeaaer and raervatioos are beinc taken at 432-SS27.
Marion Rau, formerly.of the TV la'ies .. Happy Days, .. will star with
Cesare Danova m the La Minda Civic Theater's revival of Arthur
Lau~uts· "Time of the ~;:.openiq Tuadaµnd runnint-'throuah
Jan. 26 .... ticket infonnauon may be obtained by ca1lina the theaaer at
9~310. Profeuional tbeaaer is comina to Lons Beach City eoue.e. an E.quity
waiver theater called lnaernational City Thea~ will ~t.its fint
production, .. A Quiet End," Jan. 17-Feb. 2. and mfonnataon 11 dispensed
at (213)420-4275.... .
• • • CAU.80Alll>-Tbt Irvine Communi~eattt wiU bold auditions
MQDda f01-NpSimocl~G~ ''......~
will co:duct feadioas at 7:30 p.m. i:n Turtle loct Community Park.
Sunnyhill Roed at Tuttle Rock Drive in Irvine, for three women and two
men. ... the show opens Feb. 14 for four weekends and further information
is available at 857-5496 ....
Tryouts for the Kaufman-Hart comedy .. Georae Wubinaton Slept
He~" will be held Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Westminsaer Community
Theater, 7272 Maple St., Wcstminat.er .... roleurc available for six men, six
women and one boy in the 8-IO -ee ranee .... o,enina ni&bt is March 14 for
five weekends and details arc available at 99S-4113 ....
AJso aucijtioninioa on the 13tb is the muaic:al "Wortioa" at Irvine
Valley Collqe .... a cast of 26 pcopte of varyioa llCS and ethnic typct is
sou&bt and vocal auditions will be held Jan. 13 at 8 p.m. in Room
A562/S03andJan. 14at I p.m. in Room A301....actingauditionureJan.
I Sat 8p.m. in S02·S03andJan. 16at 1 p.m. ioA30J.. .. theabowopen.sMay
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Editor. Frank Zini
O.leboo.t £djf0r. Dixie Lloduy
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Ciradtlrion M.,..,-: Donald L Williama
Productioo M.,,.,-: Robert L Cutrell
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Guitar-strummingHenryisoneofthemembersoftheCountry Bea r
Christmas Special, winding up at Disneyland this weekend. The
Country Bear Jambo~ attraction at the Magic Kingdom.
reprosrammed for the holiday season, continues through Sunday.
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Ed Hollingsworth and Teri Sinclair star in the Cole Porter musical
. "Kiss Me,.Kate," now playing throu&h Feb. 2 at Sebastian's Wes t
Dinner Playhouse in San Oementc. ft's one of several stage shows
on the boards locally during the holiday season.
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AREAL COOL SHOW' AT KKOTT'S BERRY
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U.S. freestyle skating champion Wendy Burge stan in the holiday
ice spectac\\larat Knott's Berry Fann through Sunday. The show in
the p.lrt~s Oood Time Theater also features Snoopy, Lucy and
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By BEVERL V BUSH SMITH -Ever walk into a restaurant where
the good humor was so infectious, you couldn't help but relax and
smile? It happened to us when we entered the Arches after an
emotionallr. draining day. Whether it was the warmth of general
manager Gab Fernandez, who seated us, ~1auntiness of our waiter,
the hqliday mood of the crowd or the q 'ty of the food, rm not
sure. But we c~oyed a thJ;:1J:ly ~=t e;f Wc, at this landmark rcstaunmt otrre Coa1r y a ewpo eva .
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Cover photo by Lee Payne
An direction by Steve Houch. Rex Babin
New · musical opens tonight in its
namesake town, and any similarities
.are stridly coincidental.
lyTOMTITUS
L oguno' ordves ;n Laguna 1oo;gh1.
But don't venture into the Forum Theoter on the
Festival of Arts grounds expecting a musical about life in the
Orange Coast's Art Colony. This is a Lo9ur10 of a different
color.
In fact. with the exception of onetnrowowoy fine
1']1entioning one of Laguna Beach's morec:Dlorlul watering
holes, the ''Logu~ that ploys at the FOfUmWeekends
through Feb. 1 9eors qbsolutely no rpsfmb,nce to the
coostol t~ot drQws thousands u~ousonds of
tourists to its Pog n~ f the Masters ~och summer.
The product1 uthored by Vic Bernell of Laguna
N iguel, focuses insteo ljg Business - a sort of "How
Not to Succeed in Bus in ss N o Motter How Hord You Try."
It's a tUf'leful sendup okelf10<ote manipulations as might be
. practiced in the year ~99 , with the ~BAs and the
computer wizards squaring off as the Jets and Sharks of the
future.
Bernell, who wrote the music, and Tom Mulligan, the
author -lyricist, first come up for the ideo of what was to
become "Logunb" 20 years ago when both were working
for a large financial corporation. Their task, among others,
was to computerize a payroll ond retirement system. As they
worked into t ht, they joked that the retirement system
was based t rrent volatile value of company stock
and how eo · would be to cheat the retirees out of their
pensions.
One g to another, and the ideo for the musical
was bor Fi ofter 15 yeors and 23 major rewrites,
including siderotion of about 50 songs. the show
f..os compl ted. But another four years were to poss before
it sow the light of day on stoge.
That was in February and Morch of 198'4 when
Southwestern College of Chula Vista put on a production of
the show that was generally well received, according to *
Bernell. Since then, he's continued to tinker w ith it and
search lor a1heoter closer to home~
The break come lost September when Tom McKee,
who wos directing the mek>dromo "Pure os the Driven
Snow" ot the Son Clemente Community Theater, read the
script and agreed to stage it at that city's Cobrillo Ployhoose •
the following June. Then the production teom learned of a
two·month opening ot the Forum Theoter -in, of all
places, loguno -and ogreed to move the show up six
months.
Then come the prob~em of costing. Only two members
of the original cost were ovoiloble -William Lett and
Bef'neH' s daughter Bridget. The others were ptimoril'/
recruited from tellow Disneyland employees by Lett, the
show's 2 l -yeor·old choreographer, who took over the
directorial reins when Mel( ee was forced by conflicting
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Eric Bolton 'reprograms
computer Bridger Bernell
loboveJ while /below
M ohroons leod81
Dione Vargo captures
/from lefrl W illiam Lett, Koger
L ongdon and Koyce Keynolds in rhe
new musical comedy "Laguna "
• commitments to deport. path. Swift, when not pursuing the boss' gorgeous daughter
They dulibed themselves the Reody for Almost I Rebecca Von Bibberl, mounts o comic counterattack to
Anything Players and set to work on o streamlined version of regain the "family 1ewels" in o manner that. os Al Copp
the old script. Along the way they encountered some of the might soy,' 1s confus1n' but omus1n'
usual community theater pitfalls such as injur Into the maelstrom ore dropped a mousy CPA
replacements, but they kept the show tog I Patricio Grossi who lets down her hart. doffs her glosses
doy Judy Garlands and Mickey Rooneys. ... and belts out the to p song in the score, a torchy "Monday
It all comes to fruition tonight uno" opens its Morning Blues"; the boss' limp-wnsted son ll~oger
five-weekend engagement at the F , ent to the longdonl who's transformed into an Elvis Presley clone in
.;Laguna Moulton PloybgMN on log onyon Rood. Shows another strong number, "Soga of the Mohrouns,'' and o
ore scheduled Thursd°"4hrough Soturdoys at 8 p ~.-Olld sadistic female computer !Bridget Ber~» r .. eprogr<>mmed
Sundays at 7 p.m. with 2.P. es on Soturdoys and by W ilbur to become "user fnendly "
Sundays. The futuristic musical is visually entrancing with eye .
What's it all about? Well, 1 crossed "How to catching costumes designed by ~omeone known only os
Suceeed" with "li'I Abner" you' Q g~nerol idea of Toro and creot&d by another Bernell, Lita, and technical
the pfot. The "Laguna" of the title is o so-_colled resort . effects by veteran lighting technician Corl Calloway.
where retirees of o giont corporation ore sent for Hector Solazar is the musical director while JOhn Axelson
"retraining" before receiving their long-owoited benefits. Charlie McN01r and Phil Axelson shore the producers
The "resort11 turns out to be o foundry town more duties.
reminiscent of Siberia where o tribe of Amazons and an It's a herculean pro1ect for Bernell and his troupe, who
lndion solooV,eP.er hold farth on the outskirts. • have waged on uphiH bottle to get the show on the boards.
Meon~on unscrupulous figure juggler called In o theotrt'Cot8nVironment characterized for the most port
Francis X. folrweother !Don K&ithl mounts a plot to acquire by voriotions on familiar themes, "Laguna" should pro-veto
o majority of stock in the corporation, with only young be o breoth of fresh 0tr. You con order 11ckets by colling
computer whiz W ilbur Swift I Eric Bottoni standing in his 63.C · 1300.
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FrldaL
"CARNIVAL" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor
Blvd., Santa Ana (978-5511 ), ni&htly
except Mondays at varying curtain
times through Feb. 9.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater, I Hotel Way,
Anaheim (772-7710). nightly except
Mondays at varying curtain times
through Jan. 19.
"~ME, UTE" at Sebastian's
West Dinner Playhouse. 140 Ave.
Pico. San Clemente (492-9950).
Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8
p.m., Sundaysat I and 7 p.m . through
Feb. 2.
"LAGUNA" at the Fa.rum Theater
on the Fe$11val of Arts grounds.
Laguna Beach (634-1300), Fridays at
8 p.m .. Saturdays at 2 and 8 p.m ..
Sundays at 7 p.m. through' Feb. I.
"MY FAIR LADY" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino
Real. Tustin (838-1540). nightly ex-
cept Mondays at varying cunian
umes through Jan. 19.
Saturday
"CARNIVAL" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. Sec Friday listing.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Friday listing.
"Ill~ ME, KATE" at Sebastian's
West Dinner Playho use. Sec Friday
lisong.
"LAGUNA" at the Forum Theater
1n Laguna Beach. Sec Friday listing.
"MY FAIR LADY" at the Cunajn
Call Dinner Theater. Sec Friday
hsung
Sunday
"CARNJV AL" at the Har1cq_um
Dinner Playhouse. Sec Friday hsung.
"A CHORUS UNE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Friday listing.
~·~ME, KATE" at Sebastian's
West Dinner Ptayhouse. See Fnday
listing.
"LAGUNA" at tbc forum Thcatu
1n Laauna Beach. See Friday lisun.g. "MY FAIR LADY" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. Sec Friday
listm&-
Ta~y
"CAANIV AL" -at the ~Ha.rlcq_uin
Dinner Playhouse. See Friday lisung.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Friday listing.
"THE POAEIGNER" at South
Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa (957-4033).
Tuesdays tbrouah Fridaysat 8, Satur-
days at 2:30 and 8, Saturdays at 2:30
a.nd 7:30 untiJ Feb. 9.
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"MY PAlll LADY" at the Curtain can Dinner Theater. ~ Friday
listina. ------------Wed.D•daJ
"'CARNIVAL" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. See Friday listana.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Friday ljstina.
'"THE POREIGND" at South
Coast Repertory. See Tuesday listinf-
"KISS ME, L\TE" at Sebastian s
West Dinner Playhouse. See Friday Ii . ~FAIR LADY" at the Cunain
Call Dinner Theater. See Friday
listing.
Tluanday __ _
"CARNIVAL" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. See Friday listJna.
"A CHORUS UNE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. ~ Friday listint
"COME BLOW YOUR BORN at
the San Clemente Community
Theater, 202 Ave. Cabrillo, San
Clemente (494--0463), Tbundays
tbrouah Saturdays at 8 untiJ Feb. I.
'4TllE P'OllEIGNER" at South
Coast Repertory. See Tuesday listi"f:
TRE MAll DAVIDSON TRIO
Reunion 11 featured at 7 p.m. at the
Rqistry Hotel in Irvine. 730-5658.
DIXIELA.ND JAZZ, sec Friday Li . 1~ TONY RIZZI-GEORGE VAN
EPS DUO perfonn at the Rum
RunJtersevery Sun. indefinjtely from
7:30-11:30 p.m. 1600 Pacific Coast
Hwy., Seal Beach. No cover charge.
(213) 596-1624.
THE NEW YOU JAZZ CONNEC-
'TION appears indefinitely at 8:30
p.m. at Oub 17, 1670 Newport Blvd ..
Newport Beach. 645-5448. THE D.C. CONNECTION, featur-
ina Buck Clarke, percussion; Mike
Howard. auitar. Jeff Littleton, bass;
and Tom Fabre, reeds. perfonns
mainstream jazz from 7-1 1 p.m. at
the Old American Courthouse. 2
Hutton Centre Dr., Santa Ana.
545.1n6.
CAFE UDO, see Friday listing.
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CAPE UDO, see Friday listing.
THE D.C. CONNECl'ION, see Sun-da~ YOU JAZz CONNEC
'TION. see Sunday Jjatina. .. KISS ME, KATE" at' Sebastian s
West Dinner Playhouse. See Friday li~~UNA" at the Forum Theater· Tlleeclay ------
in la&una Beach. See Friday listina. CAPE UDO, see Friday listjng.
"MY FAlll LADY" at the Curtain -THE D.C. CONNECTION, see Sun-
Call Dinner Theater. See Friday day listing. listing._
"T AUNG STEPS" at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse, 606 Lacuna Weda•claJ __ _
Canyon Road, Laguna Beach NIGHT COURT, see f"riday listing.
(494-0743), "Tuesdays through Satur-
days at 8, Sundays at 2: 30 until Feb. 2.
.IAZZ
-Friday
()IXlELAND JAZZ 1s pcrfonned
by the Salvation Navy Band Fri.-Sat.
from 7-11:30 p.m. and Sun. from
3:30-7:30 p.m. Zubie's Gilded Cage,
1714 Placentia, Costa Mesa.
645-8091.
CAFE LIDO presents Judi Lee
pl'!yi n.g the piano a~d singing Mon.-
Fn . S-8 p.m.; the Lido Jazz All.Stan
Thurs.-Sat. 9 p.m.-1 :30 a.m. and Sun.
from 3:30-8 p.m. featuring Wayne
Wayne: "Intersection" and .. Fn"Je-
way" pcrfonn Sun. 9 p.m.-1 :30 a.m.;
the Martin Bros. Sextet appears Mon.
from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m.; the Alex
Taylor Quartet Tues. from 9
p.m.-1:30 a.m.; and the New York
Jazz Connection Wed. from 9
p.m .-1:30 a.m. 2900 Newpon Blvd.,
Newport Beach. 675-2968.
NIGHT COUllT performs main-
stram jazz from 8 p.m.-midnight 11
the Old American Courthouse, 2
H~tton Centre Dr., Santa Ana.
545-1776.
Sahlrday
NIGHT OOUftT, see Friday listina.
DIXIELAND JAZZ; ICC Friday
listin1-,
CAFE UDO, see Friday listina.
Sanday
THE GENERA'TION GAi' per-
forms at the monthly meetina of The
New Orleans Jazz Oub of Southern
CaJifomia. I :~:30 p.m.. Lot Am.iaos Country O ub, 7295 Quill
Dr .• Do~. S3 donation.
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THE-NATIONAL -A.SSOelA 'ftON
OF JAZZ EDUCATORS' Convention
is held through Jan. 12 at the
Anaheim Marriott Hotcf in Anaheim.
Featured today are concerts by the
Steve Elliott Quintet. The Tom Kubis
Quartet, two different hi&h schools.
seminars and worbbops:, and jazz
greats on film. 750-8000.
CAFE LIDO, see Friday listing.
NJGBT COURT, see Fnday listing.
S.hlrday
"DON GIOVANNI," one of
Mozart's famous pieces. is presented
by the Oranat County Pacific Sym-
phony and the San Francisco Opera
Center. Eva11 Whallon conducts. 8
p.m., Santa Ana Hi&h School
Auditorium, 520 WaJnut SL, Santa
Ana. 97J.l 300.
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"DON GIOVANNI," see Saturday
Listina.
• A MAITD CU. for si~ and
piarusts is held with Marun Katz,
concert 8CCOmpanut. 7 p.m.. UC
lrvine'sFineArUConcen HaJI. $7.50
for o1?scrven at door. 856-6616.
Taeed&y -~·--TBB IADDLBBAc& CONCERT
CllOftALE, see Tuesday Etc. listina.
4 0.tebo<*/ Frtday, January 3, 198e
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Bearm& ap over holidays ·
Oaltar-et:ramlalq Beary aa4 plalao-pla,._, Gomer a.re two
memben of tlae Coaatry Beu ClarlMmu 8peclal. wtncllnC
ap at DlanqlaDd tbla weekend. Tlae Comatry Bear
Jamboree attraction at tlae JlaC:lc IUJaCdom, reprotrammed
for~ boUday eeuoa, coatlDa• tJanaCla 8aaday.
THE SAILING ACADEMY of Or·
anac Coast Coll• beains its winter
procram. today with...dOuns of low·
cost cou11CS in saillna. naviptlon and
seamanship. The averqe cost is SSS
for 28 houn of instruction. and 80
percent of class ~me is spent sailiJ)f
on Newpon Harbor. Call 432-5880
for a free brochu~ on classes.
Taeeday
A SEASCAPE OU. PAINTING
Work.shop is tau&bt by Robef1.a,
ColJeasure at the new Costa Mesa An
L.equc Gallery in Westdiff Plaz.a.
104<C Irvine Ave., Newport Bach.
This four-pan wol'bboJ> meeu from
10 a.m.-2:30 P..m. $40 per pcnon,
c:anva.s is supplied. ~Sl42.
"WOMEN: MEETING TH I
CRALi.ENGE." This public scrv1c
propam features speakers Dr. . John J
Aood, Alma Vanasse and Ann
Clasby. Sponsored by Saddlebacl
Collete and offered free of chargt
7:30 p.m., SC's Lib. 101 . 2~
Marauerite Pkwy.. Mission V1ejO
582 .... S?I.
-sTllEll MANAGDIBNT." TI11
weekly public service ~m !
praented free of cbarlc.~adJitator 1
Dr. John J. Aood. Noon, Slddlcba~
Colltee't Lib. IOI 28000 Mafluent•
Pkwy., Million V'~o. S82.,..511. ........ ,. ·-·
" W TO PUT CONVINCIN< ANiMAL ACCENTS Into Your Pie
turea." Pat Pembrook conducu thi:
four-t*t worbboo oo drawins painta~ and sketcbina natural-look
•naarumall. t<>-a..m.-1:30p.m., Cosu MeaArt~Oellery, 1044 lrvinc
Ave., WCS1Clilf Plua. Ncwpor
Beac:h. S2S per pct'IOft. S46-87,..
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THE MASTER CHORALE of Or-
ange County holds auditions for their
30th anniversary aeason Saturday
from 10 a.m.~5 p.m. The group
performs a variety of traditionaJ and
contemporary music. ranging from J'rlda the masterworks to the pops. By
-er-_J appointment only, 535-3996 or
THE LEE Jl'ERREU. SHOW, with MARTIN 6 TONI'S Swing Dance 493-8034.
work.shop lS presented by the Orange
Cou~t Mental Health Association. It is ta t by Gary Reulas and Pamela
Berg. th of whom have a ~t deal
of experience in working with famil-
ies. Fri .. Jan. 10, 9:30 a.m.-noon. El
Modena Library, 380 S. Hewes,
Orange. 547-7559.
SZ,687 per person. double occupancy.
includes round-trip airfare, first class
hotels, a ho me-sta y, special
astronomy-related mectinp and lcc-
tu·rcs. ground transportation, trans-
fers, porterage, daily sightseeing and
more. 960-2300.
as.,om.. EYenta
Hal Ratliff and Laura Vi~ features Oub featu~ beginner lessons at 7 "THE ENTRANCEMENT OF
FerreU on saxophone and plano, and p.m .. intermediate lessons at 8 p.m.. FAMILY THERAPY." This free a m~~~~~~es,~~~~~dan~~9~m.~l~---~~---------------------------------
rockand "boogie-woogie rock 'n roll". class is $4 and SOClal dancing is $2. ·
Wed.-Sun. evenings. Club 17, 1670 Kings Table, Westminster Lanes.
Newpon Blvd., Costa Mesa. 6471 Westminster Ave., West-
"FUN.-SUN AND THE COMET" is
the title of a 20-day tour of New
Zealand for outdoor lovers and
amateur astronomers intemtcd in
studying Halley's Comet. Held Mar.
31-Apr. J9, .highlights include meet-
ings and parties with local astronomy
clubs in Auckland, Rotorua, Well-
ington, Queenstown and Dunedin.
BALBOA PAVILION, 400 Main
St.. Balboa. Catalana Passenger Ser-
vice provides wttkend service. Fn -
Sun., to Catalina. Passengers ha vc th~
opponunity to slgllt grey whales as
they mivate south. Daily service
resumes m March. 673-5245.
645-5448. minster. 840-7442. •,
THE TROUBADOUR presents
Jonathon Hansen on keyboards and
lead sinaer Vicki Rosino, a two-piece
band wbjcb performs a mixture of
-Top ·40 dance tunes, pop standards,
jazz and some original numben
written by Hansen. Tues.-Sat. begin-
rung at 9 p.m. 24001 Avenida de la
Carlota. Laguna HiUs. 969-7834.
JilATA performs at Marcel:s
toni&bt, 130 £. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
646-1855. ·
JOSEPBINA'S features Bobby
Heart, with the sounds of the 60'~
70's, and 80's. Fri-Sat. 9 p.m.-1:30
a.m., Sun. 4-8:30 p.m., Wed.-Tburs. 8
p.m.-12:30 a.m. 16400 Pacific Coast
Hwy., Huntington Harbour. (2 13)
592-#11. .
Sanday
BOB ~. RlS CLARINET
AND ORCBESTRA perform for Y04,r
dancing pleasure from 4-7 p.m. at
Osko's Club Marina, 190 Manna Dr ..
Seaport Village; Long Beach. No
cover charge. (213) 493-6444.
THE FIRST BALLET COMPE1'1·
TION for the Marguerite Amilita
Hoffman Memorial Scbolanbip is
held at 3 p.m . at UC Irvine's Fine Arts
Village Concert HaJI. Girls ages 12
throu~ 17 have been invited to
participate, and the three winners
receive a total of $5.000 in scholar-
ships. Free admission. 7~8292.
THE HOP presents "The Jason llonda
Owe AU Star Revue," a special
Christmasshow,at 8 p.m.Sun.;"Live MARTIN Ii TONrS Swing Dance .
Oldies Vocal Contest!' with cash Oub, see Friday listing.
prizes at 8 p.m. Mon.; Crazy Contests.
including Lip Sync, Limbo and Wedneeday
Basketball Shoot on Thurs.; and MARTIN 6 TONI'S Swing Dance
dancina with emcee Joel.Steven Fri.-Club features .._,oner lessons at 7 Sat. 18774 · Brookhurst. Fountain ..,.,.,.. _Valley. 963-2366. p.m .. intermediate lessons at 8 p.m .. and ~ial dancing at 9 p.m. Each '
class is $4 and social dancing is $2.
Meadowlark Country O ub, 16782
Graham St., Huntington Beach.
84'.0-i442.
~anda7
THE HOP, see Friday listing.
JOSEPBINA'S, sec Friday hsting.
llonda7
THE HOP, see Friday listing.
Tueeday -r THE TROUBADOUR, see Friday
listing.
Wedneeday
THE TROUBADOUR, see Friday lis¥e\: LEE FERRELL SHOW, lee
Friday listing.
JOSEPHINA'S, stt Friday listing.
Tbanday
THE HOP, sec Friday listin ...
JOSEPBINA 'S, sec Friday hsting. DIE TBO_VBADOUJ\, see Friday
listina.
' THE LEE FERRELL SHOW, sec
Friday listina.
Sanday ---
THE. '"SALUTE 'TO COUNTRY
MUSIC" Review is presented begin·
nina at 7 p.m . .i the Crazy Hone
SaJOon. Doon open at S p.m. Fe.
tureens BoBGullev and the Best in the
West. 1580.Brookbollow, Santa Ana.
S3 lldmiuion. S49"-IS 12.
------Fri~
CLASSIC FRIENDS. for si ogles
over 45, meet for Happy Hour at
Gladstone's Restaurant, Bayside Dr .•
Newport Beach. fro m 5-7 p.m.
544-2805. (Formerly Southem~eel
of Friendship.)
FOCUS it, a group of singles ages
20-29, meet at 7:30 p.m . at the South
Coast Community Church, 5120.
Bonita Canyon Dr., Irvine. 854-7600.
THE STAJUJGBTERS, a gro up of
moral. ethical, single people scck..ing
truth and right ways ofliving. features
social activities, stimulating di~
cussion and refreshments every Fri,
night at 7 p.m . 1929 Tustin Ave ..
Costa Mesa. 722-7199.
Sanday
FOCUS St, a group of sinales ages
30-39. meet at 11.30 a.m . at the South
Coast Community Church, 5120
Bonita Canyon--Or.;irvinc:-81+ 7600:-
" Tue.day
THE NEWP()RT j nlV
CHAPTER t>f Parents Wnbout Part-
ncn ~nts their )Jewcomers'
Orientation each Tuesday from
8-9:15 p.m., followed by coffee and
conversation. Call 549-1135 for
furtfler information.
WedDeeday --POCUS •t, a aroup of si~ qes
40-49, meet at 7:30 p.m. at the South
Coast Community Cbutda, S 120
Bonita Canyon Dr .• Irvine. 8S4-7600.
ANAHEIM
HILTON &
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Sunday,Jan.5
10am-6p~
FOR MORE
INFORMATION, -cAll---
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Designed as a central market-
place for "&II Bridat;-Honeymoon -
and first year home needs. The
1986 Spring Bridal & Honey-
moon Show has invited
Southern Callfprnla's top ex-
perts in their ffeld to present a
visualty exciting & informative
day for both the bride , groom
and their families.
PUICHASI nacn A' TMI DOOi
WIN
fabulous
Honeymoon Trip
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11 :30, 2:00 & 4:00
Produced by Kristi & Co.
Detebookl Friday, January 3. 1986 S
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BR.JOOS C'UNNINGILUI AlJ'l'O.
MOTIVEMUSEUM.250E. BakerSt,
Costa Mesa, Antique can circa 191 2-
prescnl 9 a.m.·S p.m. Wed . .Sun.
546-7660.
CATALINA .CRUISD, Catalina
Landin&. Lona Beach. Wbak watch·
ing every Slt.-Sun. through Mar. 16.
plus selected weekdays; Tbc thrcc-
hour cruise features 700-passenger.
tnplc-<iccked vessels. 527-71 11.
DISNEYLAND, I JI J Harbor
Blvd., Anaheim. The "Country Beat
Christmas Special" attraction m Bear
Country is featured through Sunday,
as is the Christmas cavalcade ''Fan-
tasy on Parade." "Videopolis" dantt
d ub ts open tonight and Sat. The
Magic Kingdom continues to ~J.
cbrate 1ts 30th anniversary with the
.. Gift Giver EltnordinaH'C Ma-
chine ... Fn.-Sat. 9 a.m.-10 p.m .. Sun.
9 a.m.· 7 p.m .. Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m -6
p.m. 999-4565.
KNOTT"S BERRY PARM, 8039
Beach Blvd .. Buena Park. Entcnain-
meot for the whole fam1I)' 1s featured
WJth a spetlal bohday ice show
entitled "It's a Dog-Gone
'Chnstmas," and stamng U.S. free--
style champion Wendy Bur-gt and
David Lucas. world champion
teenage novelty Juggler. Special gu est
stars arc Snoopy. Lucy, Charlie
' Brown and Knon·s skating ensemble.
Continues through Sunday. Also
throu~ Sunday. guests can visit
Knott s Winter Wonderland whert
children un go sledding on slopes
covm:d with real snow and throw
snowballs at stationary taf1et1. "Ray
Bcrwick's Famous Movie Animal
Superstars" is presented in the Fiesta
P1aza.. The perk features I 6S rides,
shows and attractions in five themed
areas iocludin& Old West Gt.Ost
Town with stunt shows and cancan
danocn. Fri.-Sal 10 a.m.-10 p.m ..
Sun. IOa.m.-7 p.m .. and Mon.-Thurs.
I 0 a.m.-6 p.m. 22~52'00.
MOVIELAND WAX MUSEUM.
77 11 Beach Blvd., Buena Park. Elvira
is the newest featured replica among
the already elaborate collection of
movie and television memorabilia
including life-like replicas of more
than 200 renowned stars. Daily 10
a.m.-8 p.m. with fri.-Sat open until 9
p.m, 522-11 55. ·
OLD WORLD VILLAGE, 7561
Center Ave.. Huntington Beach.
S~aJty shops are located in this
village that features tbe chann of
quaint European viii~ with co~
bled streets. lantern hghts. and 70
murals of European scenes painted
on exterior walls by European an1sts.
894--0747.
QUEEN MARY, Long Beach
Harbor at the end of the Long Beach
Freeway. Ex hibits include special
effect sound and light shows in the
Eniine Room and Whttlhou~ re-
enacting a near-collision at sea. and an extensive Wortd War II display
dcpicungthe "Q\ilttn's''-.-ctive role as a troopship D&[ly-JO 'a.m.-6 p.m.
(213) 435-3511.
SAN J UAN CAPISTRANO
MISSION, 31882 Camino
Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano.
Features SerTa °"8pel, California's
oldest buildin&. the ruins of the Great
Stone Church, soldiers bamtcks,
beautiful prdcns., and two mwieum
rooms with artifacts from Native
American and early Spanish culture.
Daily 7:30a.m.-S p.m. 49l-1424.
SANTA'S VILLAGE, Hi&hway 18,
20 miles from San Bernardino. Fea-
tured are 12 Qdes. includina live
animal rides. a puppet show, petting
zoo, and many colorfW shops. alona
with Santa and his reindeer. Daily 10
a.m.-5 p.m. through Sunday.
337-2481. SEA WQRCD, 1720 S. Shores
Road, Mission Bay, San Diqo. Sea
lions explore a "Spooky Kooky
Castle" in the seal and otter1 show.
Also offered is "Dolphin Discovery ...
the ARCO Penguin Encounter. a $7
million elhibit that houses 400
penguins. and killer whale S.harnu.
Daily 9 a.m.-8 p.m. (619) 226-3901.
SHERMAN UBR.AJlY AND GAR·
DENS, 2641 ~a.cific Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar. Roses. cactus.
annual gardens. an orclrid con-
servatory, koi ponds and a gift show.
Daily 10:30a.m.-4p,m.
SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN,
Magic Mountain Parkway exit ofT
Interstate 5, Valencia. More than 100
ri<ks. showsandan.ractions including
the Sarajevo Bobsled. an 1800s style
crafts villag~ and a Roaring Rapids
white water adventure arc offered.
Call for hours. (818) 992-0884.
SPRUCE GOOSE, Long Beach.
Harbor at the end of the Long Beach
freeway. Howard Hughes' all-wood.
200-ton flying boat majestically
berths for visitors to view the inside
o( the world's largest clear-span
Shows are Sal a1 3 and 8 P:m .. Sun. at
2 and 5 p.m., and Mon.-Fn. at 4 and 8
p.m. A oya.kina demonstration i1
beld three times daily. aJona with castini demoMtrations. an inter-
national traveJ film fcsti.yal, fisbina
clinics, and a wheel of fortune.
Continues throuah Jan. 12. Sal
noon-10 p.m., Sun. noon-7 p.m ..
Mou.-Fri. 2-10 p.m. 800 W. K.atella,
Anaheim. $<4.9S adults. $2 claildrcn
6-JS, under 6 free. 999-.8900.
BRIAN DlltLAND, 5tt Friday list'-
ina.
~---------8a.Dday
A COLl.£Cl'OR'S AllT SHOW and
Sale is bdd &om 9 a.m...{) p.m. at the
Anaheim Convention C.enter. 800 W.
Katclla, Anaheim. 999-8900.
DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE, sec
Friday listing.
BR.JAN IRELAND, see Friday list-
ing.
THE SPORTS, VACATION AND
RV SHOW, sec Saturday listina.
llODday
DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE; sec
Friday listina.
TllE JP()llTS, VACATION AND
llV SHOW, sec Saturday listing.
. TllE SPORTS. VACATION AND
RV SllOW, eec Saturday listJng. TD LU>DLEBAC& CONCERT
CllOLU.E bolds open audition~ for
iu spring oonoen season at 6:30 p.m .. Saddlebeck Collqe's Fine Arts IO I.
28000 Maraueritc Pkwy .. M1ss1on Viejo. $82-4,,47. ·
-DISNEY'S' WORLD ON ICE. ~e
Friday listing.
Wedneeday
DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE, \t"c
Friday listina.
THE SPORTS, VACATION AND
RV!SROW, ICC Saturday hsting
TlaU'llday
DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE, ~· Friday listing. .
. BR.JAN IRELAND, sec Fnda) laM
ing.
THE SPORTS, VACATION ANll
RV SHOW, see Saturday listing.
Winter highlights
announced at UCI
A lecture by astronaut Sally Ride
will be among the h1ahlights of the
winter quarter schedule of events at
UC Irvine.
------------------------~ aluminum dome. A vanety of dis-plays including modules that show
close-up details offascinating are.as of
the plane such as the cockpit. flight deck and wing interior arc featured.
See lhe Queen Mary li5tin& for more
informat10l\. 10 a.m . ..{) p.m. (213)
435-351 1.
A slide program on Halley's
Comet, a forum on AIDS and the
musical ''Dames at Sea" also will be
presented during the quarter .
coordinator of the env1ronmtntal
5tud1cs program at California tat<'
University. San Bcmardlllo. at 8 p.m
Feb. 12 in the Heritage Room
McDowell's lecture 1s co-sponSorttl
by the Cooperati~. Outdoor Pm
gram.
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ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
Robert 8 . Moore Tlleatre
__ Fairview & Arlia9toa, Co•ta MeN
I
GERMANY -
Armchair Adventure Senes
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 -8 P.M.
\ ·Admission $4 Ad~ance SS at D<::N
SOUTH COAST
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Featuring Samuel John Swartz. Organ
8 :15 P.M. ·SATURDAY, JANUARY 11
f'RL CONCLR1 UCTUR( 7 30 r M
Reserved Seats: SI S. SIO md SS
S3 0.!><0Uni -~nior Clrtz~~ Sn.<ienl\
r,5. M emher C'a.\t I-u/I Orche.H ra .1
The Pirates of
Penzance
l'n·w11t1'1l In Opua A /.11 ( ""''
FIUl>AV , JANl"ARV 17 • 8 P.
•Rt""" ctl \l'ul•
INCA
Peruvian Music &.. Dance Ensemble
SATUIDAY, JAN. 18 -8 P.M.
R~!Wd Sears. S 1 AthMnc~: S8 ar ()oo(
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
(714) 432-5527
ASK FOR OPERA TOA 0
Coll for 1985 86 Schedule'
V15&/Mss1ercard Accepted F~ Advance Ticket Sales
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UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, 100 Uni -
versal City Pl., Universal City. A
gujded tram tour '>f Universal's
famed 420-acre back lot and the
Entertainment C.enter, which fea-
tures five live shows. is ofTcnld. (8 18)
508-9600.
Ride wiU speak at 8 p.m. Feb. 27 1n
the Fine Arts ViJ~Tbeatre. stwina
her personal expenences in the space
shuf'1e ~m and commentil\& on opportuniucs for women in 1C1en~.
Ride made her first spacc'voyqe in
1983 and is scheduled to be on
another mission in July,
UCl's first Manin Lutber Kina Jr.
symposium will brina Martin Luther
King Ill to the campus as a .keynote
speaker on Jan. 1•. The program
bctins at 7 p.m. in the Fine Arts
Village Theater. with a concert by
UCl's Black Student Union Gospel
Choir.
King wu 10 yean old when his DISNEY'S WORLD ON ICE oel-father was slain. He continues to
cbntes Donald Duck's SO years in promote hwnan ~ts and punue the
show business and features RosaJynn dram of a non-V1oknt society. He
Sumners, Olympic and World a....m-played a mljor role in l~lna for the
pion itt skater. Daily throu&h Jan. 14 nauonal holiday on his father's
at the Los AqeJes Sports Arena, and birthday, Jan. 15. SJa9n~Ol6-11sat thedLoSna6 Beacdh ~na. Edwin Krupp, director of the -~ • " an • minion. GtUfith Observatory in Los An les. ~900. wilf Jive a slide ~ntationltand
8 p.~~~!r ~=l = Fn. a~ view1ng tips ~n ~alley's Comet at 8
read.inp at the La&uoa 8eacb Pu~c . p.m. Feb. 2~ m Science Lecture ~all.
Library. Eva Coverdale Sumrall is Kru~ ~tved ~ 19_85 A~encan
featured toniaht. 494-9550 or r.t'ysics Prize for his c~n s book. 494-837S. Tue Comet and You.
BlllAN IRELAND, hypnotist and Thomas Cetario, professor of
mystic, is featured alona with The medicine and the recipient of the title
Nelton Fontaine Trio and Jill Ireland "Extraordinarius" at UCl's 198S
Tban...Sun. at Lord Nelson's, SOO N. Lauds and Laurels Banquet, Will
Euclid Sl, AnaMim. 772-2130. ditcUSS "What Everyone Should
----. Know About AIDS" at 8 p.m. Jan. 22 latudaJ in Science Lecture Hall.
DISNEY'S WOIU.D ON ICE, tce Tbc Univenhy Center ~ms Friday listina. .. 8oll'd is apomorina a llCrieS of free
'I'll& IPOllTI. V ACAnoN AND events usiQ& the theme ••R.Jl b the ~D~O«I ~tcr~tbtiCe":.:r: ftj',~~rc: Powerful PotioM for Today's
.. All The Adventure or tbe Grat Out.doora.'' btumt sbowt Include Amona tbOIC ~ is "Risb
Alfte Cockatoo and Kls Comedy and Benefits of Ginctic EnlJncer·
Macaws, Tbe Chat American int. .. • panel di~Slioa at 8 p.m. Feb.
Lumberjack Show. comedy fiaber. 2S in the Unlvenity Center HerilllllC
man Ouit Jama., and Tom Ootkcn Room.
and his Oak~ lleuicven. Maleer Water quality in the wi1dernal will
of ce.anorua ll Joluuty Matioe.. be di10:1md by Ted McDoweU.
On a lighter note, astrologer fo)tt'
Jillson will give a bnef lalk and mak<'
predictions for audien~ members a1
noon Jan. 29 in the Hent.agc Room
JilJsoo writes a daily syndicated
c-0lumn for more than 100 news-
papers, indudina the Los Angele~
Herald Examiner. She aJso was the
official astrol~r for the Los Angeles
Oodacn. pred1ctin1 the team's wins
and TOSIC$ with 89 per~nt accuracy
during one season.
The School of fine Arts continues
iu 20th anniversary season with
"Dames at Sea," the spoof of the
Busby Bcrkcley/Wamcr Bros, musi-
cals of the 1930s.
The curtain socs up on the campy
show at 8 p.m. Jan.29-Feb. l and Feb
4-8 in the l=ine An.s Little Theater.
Drama. suspense and emotl'tnnll
fire combine in Shakespeare's
"Hamlet." to be ptrfonned at 7 p.m.
Feb. 12-15 and 18-22 in the Fine Arts
Village Theater. Robert Cohen. chair-
man of the drama department. 1s
directing the production.
Faculty and student talent also wi II
be showcased during the quancr 1n
concerts, pllery shows and scholar·
ship competitionJ.
Tickets for most UCI per-
formances and lectures range &om $2
to $7, with diacounts for students and
tcnior citiuns. Some events arc free.
Tickrts May be purdwed by cash or
check at the Fine Artl Box Offioc in
the Fine Arts vrn.e or at the
Associated Students/Campus Ticket
Office in Univplity Center. Credit
card orden 'llriJJ be ca.ken at the Fine
Artl Box Of6et, 8~16. Tickets to
most events alto ~ available
lhrouah Teletron and Tickelt'On
butJets.
Fwtbet ioformation on School of
F'me Arts events may be obWoed by
c:alli"I '56-4259. To obi.lift a UCl
Pmcnta brochure with de\alled pro-
pam infonnalioa and dctet pnces of
events, call dae Arts ud Lectures
Oftice at 1'6-63~.
'Out bf Africa'
moviemakirig
as it should b ·e
By BOB THOMAS . , .............
There comes a ume in movie
addicts' lives when their souls cry out
for the kind of film that can fill the
scrren with magnificent vistas, grand
passions and charismatJC actors.
That's why the arrivaJ of "Out of
Afnca" 1scau~ for cheering. We have
starved for the kind of moviemaka~
best ep11om1zed in the works of David
~an. that realizes all the potcn-
tiahtics of the film medium.
Doubtful.
The appearance ofRobcn Redford
10 a new film has 1)(-come an event,
and he should please his idolizing
fan s in "Out of Afnca." It isn't a
major role -he is scarcely seen in the
first hour -but he plays the pi votal
role in calmly confident style. The
sce ne in which he gives Strccp a
shampoo tn the wilds LS likely to
rcmatn tn the dreams of m1lhons of
women.
KJaus Mana Brandauer plays thC'
"a)'ward husband with admirable
understatement. and fine work 1s
done b)' Michael Kitchen as Karen's
faithful friend and Malak Bowens as
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her lo) al sen·ant. Farah.
The saga of Danish storyteller Isak
Drnesen has eluded filmmakers for
}Cars. No one could discover how to
fashion a SCTCCnplAy from the mass of
matenal surrounding her life -baograptues and autobiographies and r---------"--------------------r-=----=---=-------------_:~------
her own fiction.
Producer-director Sydney Pollack
and writer Kun Luendke apparently
have drawn from a vanety of sources
to relate the author's Afncan ex-
penenccs. and particularly her adulterous love affair with the
dashing British flier. Denys Finch·
Matton.
Karen Dinesen (her real name)
arrives in Nairobi for a loveless
marriage to Baron Blor Blixcn. He
supplies the title. she brings her
f'lamily money. They settle on a Kenr.a
farm and.she tries to raise coffee wbde
be chases after wild p mc and other
women. After a while, Karen is drawn
to the attractive. elusive adventurer,
Finch-Hatton. When he induces her
to join his safari. the inevitable
happens.
Their idyll as interrupted by Wor1d
War I. when the Bntish mobilize
against the threat of the Gttmansjust
across the border. Karen demon-
strates hercourair like a Hemingway
hero. but her exploits do not endear
her to the nale Bnush colonists.
"Out of Afna" provides another
great role for the ever-astonishing
Meryl Streep. Could any other actttss
ponray the prickly. pridefu l. deep.
thinking. vulnerable Karen Blixen
with such fidelit y. infusing the ~n
with her luminous presence?
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BOWERS MUSEUM, 2002 N. tinues tbrouah Feb. 16. ..The Hync:k Continues through Jan. media Art GaJlery, 509 N. Harbor porary realism. Ooscs Jan. 22.
Main SL, Santa Ana. featured is Third Dimension: 'SCulr.nm of lO. Wcd.-Fri. 2-6 p.m., Sat.-Sun. Blvd., Fullerton. Exhibiting art-Mon.-Thu.rs. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Fh. 9
"De Colores: folk Costumes of the New York School · is an noon-S p.m. 67S-8Q.79. ists arc Jose Bazan, sculpture; a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mexico." These costumes arc exhibit which reconsiders the ART-A-FAIR GALLERY, 664 Recsc(Ric)c)Worden, watercolor. SS2-1078.
native clothing which rcprc1Cnts dramatic period of . sculptural S. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach. Linda E. Muller, mixed media; LAGUNA MOULTON PLAY·
specific areas and lifestyles of activity between 1945 and J 961 , New works by all gallery artists, lsa}>el Van Essen. ceramic; and HOUSE, 606 Laauna C..nyon Rd ..
Mexico. Also presented is a durina which the medium ac-including oils, pastels, water-Francine Hanigan, bird carving. Glguna Beach. the vibrant color
notable display of baskets woven quiml an unprecedented Ocx-colors. etcrunp, photography, Continues \hrough Jan. A recc~ , and spontaneous abstraction das-
by the Indians of the Panamint ibility and ranac. Coses Sunday. three dimen11onal work and tion is held Jan. 11 from 3-S p.m. played in the tapestries of Steve
mountains in the Death Valley Tues.-Sun. 10. Lm.-S p.m. Free prints. arc featured in the newly for the artists. Tues.-Sat 10 Zoller is now exhibiting through
area. Both close Monday. Tues.-~,i~~':.n'ds~~~f~~arc ~modeled ptlery. Continues a.m.-S p.m. 879-0075. feb. 2. 497-5900.
Sat. JO a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. noon-S throuah Jan. l5. Tues.-Sun. 11 COSTA MEsA ART LEAGUE, NEWPORT BEACH City Hall
p.m. 972-1900. SEVERIN WUNDERMAN a.m.-5 p.m. 494-4514. WestcLiff Plaz.a, 17th St. at Irvine Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd ..
LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM FOUND.\TK)N, 3 Mason, Irvine. BC SPACE GALLERY, 235 Ave., Newport Beach. Offered for Newport Beach. Presented are
OF ART, South Coast Plaza Site, A permanent colacction ofworb Forest Ave., ~ Beach. viewing and purchasing are a photographs by Thomas Hyde
Carousel Court. Preserued is of artist.Jean Cocteau is exhibi-"Transformations, ' an exbi-wide variety of hjgb quality and watercolors by Howard H.
'.'California Contemporary Art-ted. Mon.~Fri. 10 Lm.-4 p.m. bition featuring recent work by original oils, watercolors, acrylics Most: Through Jan. 29. 640-2110.
JSts: Larry Cohen, Candice 472-1138. Grey Crawford. Rita Dibert, and sculptures. Mon.-Sat. 10 ORANGE COUNTY CENTER
Gawne, and Gifford Myers. Susan Smith and Brian Taylor, is a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. noon-5 p.m. FOR CONTEMPORARY ART,
Ooscs Sunday. Mon.-Fri. noon-8 GALLltRIB8 shown through Feb. I. Tues.-Sat 646-4215. 3621 W. MacArthur Blvd., Sp.
p.m., Sat-Sun. noon-5 p.m. THE AFTERNOON GAL· l l :30 a .m.-5:30 p.m. 497-1880. DESIGNS RECYCLED .GAL-11 l, Santa Ana. Opening
662-3366. LERY, 503 Park Ave., Balboa BOWERS MUSEUM GAL-LERY, 619 N. Harbor Blvd., Wednesday is a show which
NEWPORT HARBOR ART Island ... Cards and Other Paint-LERIA. 2036 Main St., Santa Fullerton. Traditional and non-fcaturesJUCSt artist Walter Ask an,
MUSEUM, 850 San Clemente ings, an exhibit by artist Karen Ana. Works by painter Ilene traditional aspects of watercolors, and affiliate artists Marsha Judd
Drive, Newport Beach. A major feuerabendt-Steinbcrg. is pres-Sirota and jewelry artist Vesta leaded glass and blown '1ass arc and Janet 8. MacKaig. A reccp-
muscum retrospective of the coted, along with contemporary Ward art featured through Sun-explored during the multi-media, tion is held Jan. l 0 from 7-1 0 p.m
works of one of America's ~iahly work from Jonathan Marun and day. Wcd.-Sat. 11 a.m.-4 p.m., seven artist show entitled "Auid Continues throu~ Jan. Wed.-
regarded contemporary rcatist Julie Medwedctr, and waJcrcolors ,..s_u_n_. _noo_n_-4......:...p_.m_._9_7_2-_1_900...;_;__·_~ Forms '86." Opens Saturday with Sun. noon-S p.m . S49-4989. ·a.a.,. F"" an artists reception from l-4 p.m. QUORUM GAU.ERV, 374 N r,...,.f n.. WALK ·IN THE ATHS and continues throuab Jan. Mon.-Coast Highway, Laguna Beach
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Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. g79-1391. Offered is mixed media artworks
DIANE S~E GALLERY, including intricately applied wax
278 forest Ave., Laguna Beach. encaustic pictures by Wall )
Maroo Sassone presents neo-Schauer. Also--presented arc Lon
impressionist oils and-seri$f1phs Quarton doing watercolors ot
including bis newest suite of fanwy subjects that read more as
paintings completed at various an abstract until the viewer seek~
locations along the Italian Riv-out· subject matter, along with
iera. Ends Tuesday. Other con-florals and hones. Tucs . ..Sun. I 0
temporary paintinp, sculptures a.m.-4:30 p.pi._494-4422.
andprinuarealsofeaturcd. Daily SA.NDSTONEGAU.ERY, 384-
10 a.m.-6 p.m. 494-2440. A N. Cout Hilhwar.. Laguna
ETTINGER GAU.ERV, 2222 Beach. Praentcd is 'VifDeltes
t----------..:......-...J Laauna Canyon Road, Laauna and Visions," featurina paintings
Beach. Non-objective abstract by Myrtle Devendorf. Ooses
paintinp by Richard Baker, and Tuesday. Opening Wednesday
allusionistic paintinp by Walter are transparent waaercolors by
Cotten arc presented throuab Jan. Shirley Am6UrieY. Continues
IS: Mon.-Tburs. ~ a.m.-l<l p.m., throuah Feb. s:-tues . ..Sun. 11
Fn. 9 a.m.-S p.m., Sat. 9 a:.m.-1 a.nr.-4~?7S.
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FIVE PEET llESTAtJIUNT, 522 Old Newport Blvd., Newport
328 Glennc~. Laauna Bcacb. Beach. Featured is an exhibition
Ann Ccmcnko'a paintings, which presentina the black and white
arc mixed media on can vu filled pbotopapbs of Eliot Porter from
with glowina imaaes in an ab-his new book .. Eliot Porter's
l1J'ICt surrealism form, and Grace Southwest.•• Continues through
Sonaoto's sculpt,ure, ~mpotcd of Jan.) 8. Tues.-Sat. IO a.m.-S p.m .
1Cvera1 puzzle-like Pieces which 631-6405.
represent a c~nl world of
fantasy, pattern, hidden treasures
and colors, arc featured through
Saturday. 497-4955. .
GAILEllY 57, 202 N. Harbor
Plvd., Fullerton. A group -show
with numerous exhibitors opens
Wednetday. A reception is held
Saturday from S-8 p.m. Exhibit
cloteS Feb. I. Tues.-Sat. noon-4
p.m. 87G-9194.
GOLDEN WEST OOLLEGE
Fine AfU Oallery, I S744 Golden
Wctt St., Hunti.~n Beach.
0 Callisrapby Invitabonal Ir' fea-
tures the worts of JS loCal
national and international calli~
papben. and continues thtOup
Jan. 16. Houn are by appoint-
ment. 895-8357.
IRVINE PINE ARTS
CENTD. 4601 Walnut Ave.,
Irvine. ..New Juice in Oraue
County" Prclcnu worb of ro
<?range County artisll. Paintin&.
drawana. printmaklnJ. aa-
aembllet, ICUlpture and mstalla-
tion are shown, from that which~
Tribute set
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vtctlm Nelson
PALM SPJUNOS (AP) -A telc·
vision special called ''Rial'. Nelson
and Fata Domioo Live .. will be re-
ediied ~IM ne.t two weeb into a
oae-bour lribuac to Nellon, who was
killed in a New Yeat't Eve plane
crub.
.David Levine, president of
Pronwk. produCt.ioa com,..y in Los
Aftldea, laid be plau 10 llllit up the ~ or die two 'SOI •tan
lhown in the lpClCial to mab a onc-bour prosnm on Antoine .. Fats"
Domino and tbc tepUaare lribute to Ndton.
Levine laid be llbd I 03 television
1talioot Dlltionwide not to broldcast the . . ... show u tcheduled Wed;.=t. Tbe ~ ftl made by •• mocbef, Harriet. be
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Original musical 'Laguna'
opens l<f>riight in Laguna
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"CARNIVAL," a Frcnch-
fiavored musical. is bc1na pm-
enled at the Harlequin Dinner
Playhou1t, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd ..
Santa Ana (979-5511 ). Per-
formances are given niahtly ex-
cept Mondays at varying cunain
times throulfi Feb. 9.
"A CHORUS UNE," a musical
tribute to the dance corps. is
runnioa at ·the Grand Dinner
Theater, I Hotel Way. Anaheim
(772-77 10). Performances arc
aiveo niabtly except Mondays at
varyina curtain times throuah Jan. ,9,
"TRI!! FOREJGNER," a new
comedy about a Briton in the
Deep South, opens Tuesday at
South C~ Repenory, 655
Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa ·
(957...033). Performances arc
tuesdays throuah Fridays at 8
p.m., Saturdays at 2:30 and 8.
Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 until
Feb. 9. ·
"ltlSS ME,. UTE," a musical
comedy set againSt Shakespeare's
"Tamin.g of the Shrew," is on
stage at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, San '
Clemente (492-9950). Per-
formances arc Wednesdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m ..
Sundays at I and 7 p.m .. unlll
Feb. 2. .
"LAGUNA," an original mus1-
caJ comedy, opens toni&ht at the
Forum Theater on the i='"estival of
Arts grounds in Laguna Beach
(634-1300). Performances will be
given Thursdays and Fridays at 8
p.m .. Saturdays at 2 and 8 p.m ..
Su.ndays at 2 p.m. through Feb. I.
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Curtain Call Dinner Theater, 690
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(838-1540). Performances arc
gi vci:i nightly ~xccpt Monday at
varymg curtain times through
Jan. 19.
''T AIING STEPS," a new Eng-
lish comedy, opens Thursday at
the Laauna Moulton Playhouse.
606 (aC Canyon Road,
Laguna h (494-0743). Per-
formances will be given Tuesdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and
Sundays at 2:30 through Feb. 2.
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Children's Home ball
Popnlar music enlivens f esUvtUes for
Califo"rntagirls at 32ncl annual event
By CAROL HUMPHREYS
California girls .. .in buttons and
bows, rumes and lace ... cach gown
differcnt. .. eacb girl unique.
For 32 y~ the Newport
Harbor Aux_iliary of the Chil-
dren ·s H9me Society has sponsor-
ed an annual Debutante Ball.
"In our familx becoming a deb
is automatic. hke going to col-
lege,.. said Lyu lllnd at this
year's presentation at the New-
port Marriott. 0 1 was one of the
early debs, I don•t remember
which year. My third <iaughter (
MJcMUe Barr) will be presented
tonight. She's the last. We plan
ahead, however, Michelle will
wear her sister•s deb gown to-
night. She helped to pick it out."
Parisienne potatoes and white
forest cake was 9bviously enjoyed
by the 400 ~ests attending the
"coming out ' festivities.
The dinner and dancing (to
Barry Cole and bis orchestra)
followed the formal debut of 20
Newport Harbor area young
Ladies selected for their scholastic
achitvements and school and
COflmunity activities. After more
tholn a week of parties and
rehearsals, the girls had spent
their day in preparation for this
traditional event, the oldest debu-
tante baU in the county.
Lekler, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Lekler,
Sam.el ~lie, and Mar1aret
Au Llatoll, Mr. llnctMrs. Freder-
ick Llatoa, Eric Ford.
Also, Aue McCray, Mr. and
Mrs. Joh McCray, Joh
Spu&Jer; Ellubet• N1tt, Abe Nin ands..,._ Nin, IUeMrd
Pe4erse.; Carolee Opta, Dr. and
Mrs. Masaml 01ata, Kett•
Muemlts~i Becky .Aue Sad-
diqtom, Mr. and Mrs. Hap
S.Mlattoa, Robert Siqel; Stacey
Douet1e Sllele, Mr. and Mrs.
Leoa Sllele, Job Morrow; Carrie
Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
G•kel, James Kogen Jr.; Nicole
Elbabedl Waten, Mr. and Mn.
Geor1e Joan (grandparents),
t•emas Boyd: ltatllleea
Marpret Watu, Mr. and Mn.
Job Watts, Steven Isaak; Daya
Est•er Wleseaeck, Mr. and Mn.
Herbert Wleseaeck, Krtstlu
Bea8Cbmp, and Atay Marpret
Zimmermu, Mr. and Mrs. Ter-
rell Zlmmermu. DarriU HJH. Ball chairman Sandee Kerr
commented, "This is my second
year as chairman and I decided to
improve on a few things. For the
first time the pre-ball party for the
debs will have disco music. some-
thing li vely. We though t 11 would
be more fun ." (Helping to relieve
prese ntation jitters. the pri vate
pre-party began at 5. The debs
were photographed. received
their CHS gold medallion, and
visited wJth the escorts they
personally selected for the fun-
dra1sing ball.)
"The fathers are u nervous as
the daughters,·• whispered
Doreay FUqeraN, director of
CHS volunteer services., while
observing the girls make their
formal St. James bow d.er being
escorted to the stage Dy their
fathcn (in a few cases an uncle,
grandfather or stepfather were
substitute presenters in the 0 no
mistakes" ceremony).
(Pleue eee'CBSfPaee 11) Doa AYft9 Jr. dancee wttll Illa ..... ..,. Vicky •.
During the social hour, Sandee
ex plained more of her changes.
"We also are videotaping the
enttre evening and have added
" extra ballroom lighting this year.
Our decorations are 'cry
unique ... all white, with lighted
table centerpieces. Guests pay so
much to attend, we tried to give
them a special dinner."
Amidst the gl.jstening white
birch trees and twinkl ing lights,
CHS president Fran Smid! ex-
claimed, "We tasted everything
on the Marriott's menu. We
wanted something besides the
t y pi ca l soup and
salad ... something the men would
enjoy." • ·
Their selection of Coquille t.
Jacques, champaane sorbet, roast
rack of veal with morel mush-
room sauce, anicboke bottom
with carrot puree, zucchini .
Alvia Benard Ptallllps (wife
Sally was lasl year'YCHS prcz)
pre1ided as master of ceremonies
and the presentation concluded
with the trad iti onal fathet'-daugh-
ter waltz. Dads relinquished their
formal duties as the deb escorts
cut in to claim their dates for the
rest of the evening. With great
relief the young couples
substituted the waltz for a more
comfortable rock and roll selec-
tion.
Dcbutantes, their parents, and
escorts were Vlc$0ria Mary
Ayres, AatelHtk Ayret and
Doul4I Ayres Jr., IUdaanl Cella;
Stacy AllllM Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. WUH•m Bu«, BrlH
Davi ... ; Mldlelle Barr, Mr.·and
Mrs. Clemeat Hine•, Job Card;
•Uy Au Crlckett, JIHllt•
Elame Crtckett and Dulet
Crlclle«, Matdlew P11kerlu;
ltara Leelse Farmer, Mr. and
Mrs. JHll Farmer, Samford
Ewla1; Kimberly Ftae, Mr. and
Mrs. Start Fllae. Luce Ryu;
Mellada Kay Glaa•Uu, Mr. and
Mrs. James Glu1Uas, Hus
Goettlm1; Roxuae Ella.abedl
U1pes, Mr. and Mrs. WIUJ.am
Hqltn, Seu C..M; S• .. ··e
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From ... elO
·J• I.Ulefer, ball host, ex-
plained that the annual event
provides funds for the Children's
Home Society. "CHS was
founded 90 years ago; it is the
largest non-profit children's ~r
vice agency in California. The
Newport Harbor Auxiliary is 40
years old. I've been ~ CHS
supporter for 30 years and want to
acknowledge all of those ~ho
have won ed so hard for C HS."
Some of the hard-working
members on the ball committee
included Suy Baroa, Sally P .. il-
Up1. Marlly. Rea4, Mary Ami
Goklmu, Doua SclleUer, Loi•
Slaafer, Carol T11feld, Slaaron
Rade, Ami Foremu, Debbie
BeHdlct, LlDda Manbll, Joaue
Newcomp, Carol On, Sasan Wel-
ton and Marilyn Bi1llop.
The best part of all according to
California gal...deb Dayna
WleseDeCk, "Was being with my
dad." • Paparaul Is edlteG'6Yi>ally
Pilot Style edJtor Vida Dean.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: You
printed a letter recently from a
woman who criticized her .,and-
parcnts for being so self~nterul and
uncarina. (They refused to' ti.6y sit
the ara.ndchitd -said lher bad earned their freedom and bad hves of
their own.L _
Let me \Ctfyo~ my side oftbe story:
I have taken care of au my grand-
chiJdren sinoe the day they were born.
I was there when they were brouatn
hom~ from the hospital. No daua.bter
or daqbter-in-law of mine ever had
to hire a nune. I moved in to care for
them when their parents went away
on weekends, conventions and
mothers ~re ill or recuperating from
suraery.
Now I am 78 and in a nursing
home. One aranddauahter infotmed
me last Sunday (her tlrst visit in two
Sax qua~et Plays in
FuUer-t-on Saturday-
Community Conoeru' third con-
cert of the current season wil feature
Harvey Pittel's saxophone quartet
Saturday at 8:15 {>·m. in Fullerton's
Plummer Auditonum.
Considered to the the finest sax-
' ophonist and woodwind virtuoso
performing today. Harvey Pittel has
appeared as soloist with the country's
leading symphonjes. He has also
presented hundreds of concerts
throughout the United States and
Europe.
The quartet ~nsisting of James
Rotter, RoeerGrecnbera. Mark Watt-
ers and Harvey PittcJ are all artists in
their own riaht and equally" at home
with tbeclassicsofBacb and Debussy
as well as jazz and tbe rollicking
ragtime of Scott Joplin.
Presently in residenoe at the Uni-
versity of Texas in Austin, Pittel has
aJso tauabt at the Mannes CoUCfC of Music in New Yortc, Boston Umver-
sity. and at USC.
Call 871-6632 or 871-1808 for more
information. .....
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Ms. Sttcep's i:ierlormanceis memorable ...
Klaus Maria brandaucr is wonderful."
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months - she lives three miles away Is spitting supposed to be macho? It
and drives a car) that she will not be strikes me as ualy. unappctizina.
visitina me anymore because it is too unsanitaJ')' and ill-mannered. It's a
de{>f"SSing, Another granddaughter pretty poor example for our youna
quit coming severaJ months ago people, too. What do you say? -
becausc"thesmelloftbeplaoe" made JAKE A., PORT 01~1'1. ~
her namc11ted. Don't -these young DE.AB JilE: It ls l8lled all dte
people rcaliie we need their love and w.p '" .ut. .... ne11 ~
CO!Jlpanionship more than e~CT now? lm,.rtut, tM AJDericu Cucer
Why don't they . undentand? Will Sede'J ... dte Americu MMkal
they EVER? -BOSTON. AlledaU. .. , ct.ewt.c t••eee
DEAR BOSTON: WUt a Mart--.y ca .. eueu el dte ...a ... ..,_...letter. AD I cu •J Is, yes, a.pe. I wt9' titey ...Wm it -at
die)' wlII -.n1a11111 -waie. dlelr leut •TV. IJa leve te lmltate dtelr time cemft. ..._roet . . . ..... .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Sorry to DEAR ANN•LAN• • DERS Th's ·, . . b' . I h : I I . bnng up this su Fl 1n a co. umn t at for ~·Nameless in Sunny California": ~people will~.~ at'<(be Run, don't waJk. to the ncarat bus, fast tab~. bu.t 1~ S"getung to me.· train or plane and bead for home .
. The problem 1s spitting. . . Tell '/our pamiu you acted hastily
The new bucball comm1ss1oner and foolishJy. Seek their support and
says bueball needs t.Q ~P~ schoot:l)evelOpsome •
e 1s iilking abOu_t drup. 1 agree that esteem and go a.Air t'he kind of future
drup ~ a temble problem. But you want. l some~~ shouJd be done about all · J fell for the line, "rlJ kill myself if .lhats~tuna. . . . you leave." Being a gutless worfdcr
Dunng the World Senes almost resulted in 4& ycan of misery. I
every 1uy w~o a~t up to Mt bad a plug wasud my life and my talent. o~ tobacco m his Ja~ .. Home plate, . There is so much out there in this
wtth aJI tha~ tob9cco_Ju1oe, bas got !o bi&. beautiful world. J say, ao for it!
be the fit~ spot in. the world. Id Don't let anything stop you.
bate to shde into 1t face down. As for you, Ann Landers, I think Bueballplaycrs~theo~yathlct;esl you're terrific. -STILL TRYING
knowofwbodothisdcspacablctbinf. JN LANCASTER.
And tbcte fellows who chew and spit • • •
do it right on came.ra: 1 have never DEAR ANN LANDERS: Excellent
seen a basketti.U ""player chewing a~vice t,o "Sunny." As for m,c. I'!"
tobacco durina a pme, or a tennis stllJ trymg, too. and ·there 1s sull
player or a golfer or a swimmef plenty of room for improvcrn .. nt.
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Here's Rocky Balboa. now in his 30s. weishina maybe 180. and sund-
ing S feet 10, =apjnst Soviet superman Ivan , a bard-packed
2j() poUftds at 6 feet, 6 inches. What's
more. DrllO bas been trained to
biochemical perfection by the scien-
tific establishment of the Soviet
Umon, while Rocky bas to chop trees
and run through the snowy coun-
trySide all by himself.
Can Rocky possibly win? What's sueu., .
.. Rocky fV".is another exercise in--
improbability from the prolific Syl-
vester Stallone. This time the writcr-
direct0r-star pushes crtidulity to the
limit, but there arc undoubtedly
miUions of "Rocky" fans ready to
cheer their hero to victory.
George M. Cohan used to wave the
American flag; Stallone WT~ps
himself in it -literally. Continuing
the anti...SOviet theme of "Rambo:
Hype is everywhere, from the over-
loud rock score (to sell the soundtrack
album) to plugs for Church's Chicken
and Baskin Robbins (commercial tie-
ins for the film) to featuring the 'Las
Vegas' MGM Grand Hotel, sister
company ofMGMUA. First Blood JI," he portrays the
Russians as sneering., humorless
automatons of the socialist system. Carl Weathers does hi s
HistrcatmenttccaHsthcmelodra.mas Muhammed AJi bit, Burt Young is
of the Cold Wa.r 1950s., such as "l more boorish than ever Talia Shire
Married a Communist" again plays the .long-su1ffering wife.
The plot of''Rocky JV" is simple. Dolph Lundgr~n .. this year's
Rocky enjoys his affluent life until the Schwarzencger, ts monumental as
Soviet grant. is paraded befo~ the Iv.an Draa<?. but he d~ resemble
·sa.n public.-Rock:-y!s onetime-~ Richard_ ~ u.-l.'-\!J . ..J~e fi
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Dra&o in the Soviet Union.
Tfie film consists virtually of two
brutal fights-and three music videos. "THE BEST PICTURE OF THE YFAR!"
Supertramp \Vinds ~p
amphitheater season
-,iore than a movie -an emotionalsurge into a triumph of blinding brightness.
It should be against the law not to see 'The Color Purple.' "
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and its fonnidable cast."
By RANDY JAY MATIN
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Why be· serious? It was the last
night of Supertnmp's tour and the
final evenin1 'of the Pacific
Amphitheatre's '86 season.
Supertramp music is a party :k
way, one that like Nero would fi
away as the house burned down
around it. ever earthy, ever op-
timistic.
Usina film and vicdo to tnce the
tUsiory-of the people of earth and our
parallel fucioatioo with weaponry
Supcrtramp sans about such thinp as
nuclear «plosions using syntbesi.zen
to playftally emulate the sound of
detonation. Why worry when you can
still shake a tail hther1
At th.is point in its career Super-
tramp led by pianist/vocalist Rick
Davies. bas found ' teamleu bond between tbtatr¥1, projections. liabt-ioa and music. T&e eueoce of one of
thae shows abould have been in-
cluded in the SJ*lC capsule tbat.Jbe
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toward pote ntial cosm ic
bcacbcombcn; a slice of the good life
from our green planet
Rumon that the band was playing
none oftbcir Old songs simply wcren 't
true. Through alJ of the accoutre-
ments Supertra.mp played a wide and
varied spectrum of its catalogue.
At one point during .. Bloody WeU Ri&ht" popcorn was dropped in
torrents from above and later several
pair of brown shoes were tossed on st.a&CbY the road crew. 81esSed by probably the sharpest
sound mix of the season, Supertramp
punctuated thc party atmosphere
with 'SOmeof the best and most
innovative horn arran1ements
outside of jazz and demonstrated that
they bad the art of dance grooves
down Iona before Prince raised a
funky finger.
Opencn Lod&ic combine elements
of the Police and some of the grandeur
of Genesis into a powerful, promising
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"The Color Purple' Is the year's best fll~I **** (4 stanrhighest rating)."
-CHICAGO SUN TIMES. Roger Ebm
.. 7he Color Purple' Is nothing leu than a revelation. I loved 'The Color Purple'
from start to finish . A lot of Oscar nominations are going to come out of this picture.
To miss this film is to cheat yourself and your family of
a memorable movie-going experience."
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MURPBY"S ROMANCE: The atory
of·Emma Moriarty (SaJly Field), a
di VOf'C9C out to make it on her own on
an Arizona horse ranch, and local
pharmacist Mutphy Jones (James
Gamer), a take-at-in-stride, middle
aged man ready . to explore new
opportunities ift his life. Directed by
Martin Ritt Screenplay by Harriet
Frank. Jr. and lrvina Ravctch. Based
on tht' novella by Mu Schott.
A CHORUS LINE: Richard Attcn-
borough's movie version of the 1975
Tony award winnjng Broadway musi·
cal about Jetting a job on a Broadway
chorus line. The film bas 20 stars
including Michael Doualas as the
maniacal choreographer and direc-
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tor. Screenplay by Arnold Schulman. Kathleen Turner brave raging storms,
ENEMY M1NB: A story of conftict. 6croc desert tribes, whfrli04 dervishes
friendship and drama in s.,.ce 100 and the dunaeons of the evil Omar to
years in the future sturina Dennis solve tbe mystery of the jewel. Danny
Qua.id and Louis Gossett, Jr. As DeVito stars as their enemy, Ralph.
enemy SJ>9Ce pilots fiabtina in a Written by Mark. Rosenthal and
distaot sun system they are f~ to Lawrence Kooncr. Directed by Lewis
e>vercomc their hatred when they Teague. Produced by Michael
bolb crash land on an inhospitable DouaJu. ·
plallet. Directed by Wolfpng CLUE: The internationally popular
Petersen. Based on the story by Barry Parker Brothers whodunit board
LoQ&YCar. pmc is now a comedy starring Eileen
THE JEWEL OF THE NILE: The Brennan, Tim Curry, Madeline
adventure of Jack Colton and nov-Kahn, Christopher Lloyd , Michael
clist Joan Wilder that began in McKean Martin Mull and Lesley Ann
''RomancingthcStone"continuessix Warren. Written and directed by
months later in the deserts of Nonh Jonathan Lynn. Rated PG.
Africa as Michael Douglas and OUT OP AFRICA: Meryl Strccp
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writer's account of her life on a
Kenyan coffee farm in the early part
of this century. Based on a novel by
Isak Oinescn. Rated PG. ' _,.
YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLM~: A
film that is not only a mystery but a
supernatural adventure. It speculates
what mi&bt have happened if
Sherlock Aolmcs and John Watson
bad beaun thcir friendship during
their E"nalish school days in the
1870's. Starri~ Nicholas Rowe, Alan
Cox and Sophie Ward Directed by
Bany Levinson ("Diner" and "The
Natural"). Written by Chris Col-
umbus.
THE COLOR PURPLE: A Stephen
Spielberg film of Alice Walker's
Pulitzer Prize winning novel about
the struglcs of an early 20th Century
Southern family. Starring Danny
Glover, Adolph Caesar. Maraprct
Avery, Rae Dawn Chong, Oprah
Winfrey, Akosua Busia and Willard
~~~d introducing Wboopic
REVOLtmON: Al Pacino, Donald
Sutherland and Nast.assja Kiniki star
in this movie about the human
emotions. hardships and turbulence
of the American Rtvolutionary War.
British rock star Annie Lennox makes
her motion picture acting debut.
Directed by Hugh Hudson ("Chariots
of Fire") and written by Robert
Dillon.
FEVER PITCH; Ryan O'Neil stars
as a sportswriter invcstipting the
turbulent world o f pmbhng in· this
supcnse/drama written and directed
by Richard Brooks. Catherine Hicks..
Giancarlo Giannini, John Saxon and
Chad Everett also star.
WHITE NIGBTS: The story about a
Russian ballet who bas defected to the
West but must struggle once again to
ripin his medom after hjs London
to Tokyo flight crashes in Siberia
eight )'Can after his defection. Star-
riQ,& Mikhail Baryshnikov and
Gregory ·Hines. Choreography by
Twyla Tharp. Directed by Taylor
Hackford and featuring the music of
Lionel Richie and Phil Collins.
SPIF3 lJJtE US: A comedy star-
ring Chevy Ctfasc and Dan Aylcroyd
as two inept recruits in a U.S.
inteligence-gathering organization
who, in tbctr counter-espionage at-
tempts. almost cause a nuclear war.
Also starring Steve Forrest. Donna
Dixon, Bruce Davison. William
Pnnce, Bernie Casey, and Tom
Hatten. Directed by John Landis.
Screenplay by Dan Ayluoyd, Lowell
Ganz and BabaJoo Mandel.
BAD MEDICINE: A comdey about
Jeffrey Marx (Steve Guttenberg. .. ~
coon' and "Police Academy") a
reluctant medjcaJ student whose fam-
ily sends him to Latin America to
study at the Madera School of
Medicine. Alan Arkin plays Dr.
Ramon Madera, founder and director
of the institution. Also starring J uihc
Hagerty ("Airplane" and "Lost in
America"). Written and directed by
Harvey Miller. Based on the novel
"CallinJ Or. Horowiu" by Steven
HorowtU and Neil Offen.
ROCKY IV: Sylvester Stallone
writes, directs and stars in this fourth
movie about Rocky Balboa, the once
unknown, unambitious club fi.ahtcr
who became the heavywci~t cfiam-
pion of the world. Now, ciabt years
and 75 fiJhts later he steps into the
rina apinst his most formidiblc
opponent., Ivan Draao of the Soviet
Union. AJso starring iaJia Sb ire, Burt
Young, Carl Weathers, Brigine
Nielsen, Tony Burton, Michael
Pataki, and Dolph Lundgren as
Orqo.
MACARONI: Jack Lemmon and
Marcello Mastroianni star in this
Ettore Scola directed film about the
reuniop of two aqua.intances in
N aples_ Italy, 40 years after their last
meeting during World War II.
Mastroianni, an Italian with a grea
joy for living despite family an
financial problems, inspires Lea
moo. an ulcer-n ddcn American cJ
ecutivc with something fondcmenta
lfmissina from his life, to rediscovc
a sense of eternal optimisrt
Screenplay by Ettore Scola, Ruger
Maoeari and Furio Scarpcllj. Rate
PG.
TO UVE AND DIE IN L.A.: ,
drama of murder, passion and be
trayal that accelerates throuf!i th
heat and dust of a Southern Californi
summer. Directed by Academ
Award-winner William Fricdki
("The French Connection"). the filr
was shot on 47 locations in the Lo
Angeles area. Starring Williar
Peterson, William Dafoe. John Pu
kow, Debra Feuer. John Turturr<
Oarlannc Auqcl. and Dean Stod
well. Hase<i on a novel by GeraJ•
Pcticvich. Rated R.
ELENI: A Peter Yates film base
o n the best selling book by New Yor
Times reporter Nicholas Gage. Gagt
after being smul&led~out of Coll"
munist-controle<C Greece in I 94f
returns as Athens bureau chief al mo~
fony yean later to solve the mystcr
behind . his swift dcpartu~bJ
mother's murder. Starring Kat
Nelligan. John Mallcovich and Lind
Hunt. Rated PG.
Sn.VER BULLET: Someone o
somcthinf is terrorizing the citizen
ofTarkcr s Mills, but no one is sur
who or what it is. All they know is tha
people arc being killed. Adapted fron
the Stephen KinJ book "Cycle oftb
Werewolf," the film is the story abou
the courage · of a I )..year-old bo
confined to a wheelchair. He. alon
with hjs resourceful confidants, un
ravels tbc mystery and puts an end t•
the paranoia in the town. A Dino 0
Laurcntiis film, surrina Gary Buse)
Everett McGill, Corey Haim
Directed by Daniel AttiaS. Screenpla
by Stephen Kina. Rated R.
MARIE: Slssy Specek stan in th
true story of a Tennessee mother c
three who. as the first woman to hea•
the state Board of Pardons an•
Paroles. risks everything to e•pose
scandal in the corrections system tba
leads to the impri&onment of th
Tcnl\CS9eC governor. A Dino D
Laurcntiis film also starring Jct
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The kind of whole-hearr.ed drama that makes people Rated PG-13.
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Bartok Quartet
due in Laguna
The ~na Beach Chamber Music . producing an effect of indetcritiab
Society wtU continue its 26th season beauty.
of concerts Jan. 21 when it presents The Quartet performs throu&hoi
the internationally renowned Bartok Europe and fr:cquentJy toun Japa
Quartet, a Huopriao ensemble ac-and Austral~. as well as the Unite
claimed by critics and a~ncn for States and Canada whett they ha'
its exceptional tonal clarity and appeared in vinually every maj<
directness. The performance will be music center -New York. L<
at 8: IS p.m. at the Laugna Beach Hi&h Angeles. San Francisco. Boston, Ci1
School auditorium and will include cinnati. Dallas. St. Louis. Quebc
compositions by Mozan. Schumann Toronto, Oenver. Mo ntreal. Balt
and Dvorak. mott. New Orleans. etc. The Bano
Formed in Hungary in 1957, the Quanct has appeared bcfott lt
Banok Quartet rose to worldwide public m mott than 2.500 concer
fame when they wett prize winners at since their founding. Their rccc1
the International Haydn Competi-schedules have taken them to sue
tion in B.udapest in 1959, and at the major festivals as-the Spoleto F~
International Schumann Competi-vaJs. the Salzburg FcstJval and lll
uon in Budapest in 1959. and at the Edinburgh F~-'tival. as well as th
International String Quanet Com-music festivals in A1x-en-Proveno
petition in Liege. Belgium. The Lucerne and others.
Kossuth Prize, Hungary's hiahcst The Banok Quartet has m:orde
award, was oonferred upon the aroup the entire cycle of the six Bano
in 1970. Quartets for which tbey havc receive
The "Bartok Quanct it comprised of exceptjonal critical acclaim. The
four of the finest vinuoso perfonncn performance of the Banok cycle i
of Hunpry: Peter Komlos. first two evenings is one of the hi&hli&h1
violin; Geza Hargitai, violin: Geza of their repertory and bas -thn1le
Nemeth, viola: and Laszlo Mezo, audiences wherever it is perfonnec
cello. ~ .-In addition to the music of Hayda
The originaJ members of the Mozart. Schubert and Brahms. th
quanet were graduates of the Franz Quanet is noted. for their recordin&
Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest. oft.be contemporary composcn. Th
where they began playing chamber Bartok Quanet's recording of all th
music together a1 an early age under Beethoven Quanets for Strings wa
the tutelage of the renowned teacher cited by High Fidelity as one of th
and composer Leo Weiner. Inspired greatest recordings of the last quanc
and encourqed by Weiner. they century .
formed a professional ensemble. call-Filhn& o ut the 198>86 season wt
ing themselves the Komlos Quartet. be perform,nccs by the Hage
later to be ttnamed the Bartok Quartet. March 13. and from Gm
Quartet in honor of their put Britain. the renowned Philip Jone
countryman, composer Bela Bartok. Brass Ensemble. April 7) .
The musician~ perform on four of the For ucket inf6rmation. call th
finest masterpiece instruments of the Laguna Beach Chamber Music Sc
18th century. their combined sound cie·~ at 494-2822. The Laguna Bcac 1---------------\HI School audjtorium is located a 62 Park Ave. Ample free parking i
nearby.
'Hotel' star
Brolin files
for divorce
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Acto
James Brolin, a star of the TV scric
"Hotel," filed for divorce from hi
wife of more than 17 years and sough
joint custody of their two sons.
The Superior Coun petition. filet
Mo nday . sa ys
Brolin and Jane
1Ap Brolin were
married in Octo-
ber 1966 and sep-
arated in February
1984. Their two
sons are Josh. 17,
ad Jess. 13.
8,rolin alw
asked that prop-
erty riahts be ~ • • ......
iermincd later and that ll1er1.ry prop
erty and caminp be acquired afte
the separation be awarded to b1m.
Brolin, who rose to fame as th•
~oung ~nner of the TV sho11
Marcus Welby, M.0 .," citcsim:con
cilable difTe~nces as the reason ro
the di vorcc.
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An elegant new addition ro Costa Mesa's
restaurants is The Lotus, 2300 Harbor
Boulevard. located within the Harbor St\opping
Center.
Specializing in Szechwan and Mandarin
cuisine, fhe Lotus is the creation of Ryan
TsanJ. who also owns Lotus West in two
locauons. Brentwood and West Los Angeles.
Born in Taipei, Taiwan, Ryan as a youth
was involved in the import/export business.
Then at age 28, he immigrated to the United
States, where he undertook a second occupa-
tion as an insurance broker, specializing in the
needs of Chinese restaurant workers. Due to his
increased involvement with restaurateurs and
their staff,R.y&n eventually be<:ame interested
in the idea o( opening his own restaurant. Ryan TMDC (In lone de) wlU. eome of hla
ataff ha the new Lota ,_..aiant In Coeta
Ilea'• Barbor Sllopptnc Center.
Next came a fortunate meeting with
Jimmy Hu, General ManagC91" of the famous
Lotus Eaters Restaurant in New York City and
a 25 year veteran of Chinese cuisine. Subse-modeled the building with no remaining traces
quent meetings led to their partnership which of pirate ships or buccaneers. Instead, the newly
still exists today. emerged Lotus has been repainted a briJht
Looking forthe best formula for continuity green and white on the outside, and the dinmg
of cuisine and serviq.:, the two partners sought rooms have been upgraded to attractive, semi-
the counsel of Un-Hwa Liu, considered one of formal settings with mirrors, plants, and
the finest chefs in Taiwan. Owner of three elegant table service.
restaurants in Taipei, Liu also teaches the an of Some of the key members of the Lotus ~ta ff
· Mandarin, Szechuan, and Sbangai cuisines. are veterans of Ryan's other restaurants.
In 1979, R yan opened his first restaurani,. · Head chef Wen-Neng Liu, son of Lotus
Lotus West, in West L.A., with Hu serving as consultant Liu, previously served at Lotus
manager, and Liu as consultant. Chef Chang, West, ·Brentwood, ~nning in 1982. Liu
trained by Liu, is in charge of the cuisine, which initially apprenticed with his father and other
has been very well received. Every year since its head chefs in Taiwan, beginning at age 13.
opening, the restaurant has been bestowed the Before joining the Lotus chain, he worked
"Three Star Award" by the L.A . Restaurant briefly at the Asia restaurant in Eugene, Oregon.
Writers' Association. . C hef Liu pi:epares the traditional Lotus dishes
With the success of the first restaurant. with what Ryan ealts "an Orange Couinyilair. 0
·
50 Years of Fine Italian Dining
tn10)' our cuisine from Central and Northern Ital\ her\ meal
1s served wllh old v. orld charm a generous vie""
of Newpo.rl Ba) valet par-king and comphmentar\
boat slips Piano bar and full menu until I a m
Make plans nov. to dine with us this evening Call
n 141 042· 7880 for reservations or inlorma11on
about our bay 111ew banquet lac1h t1es
313 1 West Coast Highway. Newpo rt Beach
®~e.t~u~a~
Early Bird Dinner Special
$-7.50
hrimp T empura • Beef T empura
Chicken Karraage Chicken T eriyaki
California RoU
er ved ';Vith unomono.
soup.· alad. and rice .
All for only $7 .. 50 Ryan opened the second Lotus West in I 980 in
Brentwood, and by 1981 this restaurant was
receiving the same awards as its predecessor.
General Manager Mark Ting began his
restaurant career 20 years ago, with a back-3840 E. Coast H w,:
ground that includes the Night and Day Supper Corona del Mar ·
O ub, Yokohama-, Japan; Court of the Man-
..
Next, be conceived the idea of a Lotus for
Orange County, where he now resides. Last
November, the newest restaurant in his chain
opened in the site formerly occupied by a Jolly
Roger restaurant
Ryan has totally refurbished and re-
darin, and Mr. K's, both in Washington, D.C: 673-3933
and Scandia, Los Anjeles. Ting. according to r~~;~~~~~iii~2Siiiii!iii~~~ Ryan, .. bas an unending knowledge of wines.
spirits, and hospitality." .
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DF. E WEEK Dip the veal an a seasoned flour. Heat butter an
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VEAL BANANA
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low flame for one more minute. Flambe with
brandy, and add brown sauce seasoned to Wte with
salt and pepper. Arrange veal in a hot dish.and pour
sauce over it. Top with sliced banana and sprinkle
wilh parsley. Makes 4 servi!'P.
Cocktail of lhe Weck/Cafe Lido
CAFFEUDO
"" ouce lrltla Crum ~ ouce Datl Cacae
~ ouce Amaretto
Pour all liqueurs into coffee mug. add coffee.
and top with whipped cream.
These recipes were submitted by Cafe Lido,
Newport Beach.
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A dinner at the ArChes .
PA VJUON CBINDE RF.8TAUBANT
Pretat1 Pint AuuJ CIUese
Commalty New Year Celdratioa
provides u .pbeat evening
/
The Pavilion Chinese Restaurant in Heritage Square has
announced it has begun to organize the first ·annual Irvine Chinese
community new year celebration.
Plans are now in the works. A traditiona~Chinese new year parade,
wi th dragons, costumes, music, food and fun will highlight the week
long celebration being planned at The Pavilion. to welcome the new
year. good fortune and good friends, reminjscent.ofSan Francisco and
Los Aneetes Chinatown festivities.
Chinese cultural organizations. churches, clubs and schools
throughout the entire Irvine/Orange County community arc invited to
call the Pavilion's public rclatioos director, Ellie Berliner, at 551-4468
to express supPort and interest in participating in this event.
CorresPondence should be addressed to the Pavilion, 1411 0
Culver Drive, Irvi ne 92714.
The Pavilion is located at Culver Drive at the Santa Ana Freeway.
Planning and Advisory Committees will be mectmg mid-January at
the Pavilion. For additional information, pl~ call 551-4468.
8)' BEVERLY BUSH SMn'B
DmlpPlllltCcte $ , I
Ever walk into a restaurant
where the good humor was so
infectious, you couldn't help but
relax and smile? It happened to us
when we en~red the Arches after
an emotionally draining day.
Whether it was the warmth of
general manager Gib Fernandez,
who seated us, the jauntiness of
our waiter, the holiday mood of
the crowd or •he quality _of the
food, I'm not sure. But we enjoyed
a thorougbfy upbeat everung at
this landmark restaurant on the
Coast Highway at Newport
Boulevard.
We also found an excellent
value. Prices for complete dinners
THE THIRD FLOOR range from SJ 2. 95 to $21. 95, and
latro41ces New Mena the food is as good as many
To improve on a gourmet menu that has won 11 Travel/Holiday restaurants with a la carte entrees
,i..-,vards may seem ftivolous, perhaps even risky ... unless you're talking in this range, and higher.
to the Emerald of Anaheim's the Third Floor chef, Bronson Achiu. wh.o This is a big menur with more
states "I am simply using lighter sauces with fresh herbs a nd sp_ices. than 50 entrees which range from
enhancing the food's flavor to its fullest extent" · lobster thermidor and scampi to
Maitre d' Michael Tsuc agrees. "We will now offer a d iversity of nine different veal dishes; breast
lighter continental cuisine in our menu. but our forte is still preparing of chicken Elizabeth (sauteed
whatever dishes our customers request. The menu is merely a guide to with cognac, shallots, tomatoes,
our market-fresh ingredients.'' anichoke bottoms and shrimp) to
Tsue recommends the chef s nighlly special for those who don't be~f stroganoff; steak tartare, or
feel comfortable ordering something not o~ the menu but want rack of lamb to shrimp or crab
something very special. "Our philosophy canied over from the original curry Calcutta.
T hird Floor, is that we want dining to be a truly elegant yet comfortable There arc also such en tree
experience, complete with the freshest foods. most delicate sauces and salads as a combination shrimp,
pampered service.· Orange County d oesn't need another over-rated. crab and lobster Louie ($18.95)
stuffy ~ounnet atmosphere." and a cobb salad. tossed tableside
T e original T hird Floor Res'f urant at the Ha~aiian Regent ~n ($Io. 95).
Waikiki Beach is world renowned 1or its exccllence in quality, service Decisions! h was no problem
and ambiance. The gourmet restaurant is now a signature restaurant of for our guest, once she SPotted
tbe Emerald Hotels, including the Emerald of Anaheim and the Mauna veal sweetbreads, a best buy at
Lani .pay Hotel. The restaurant's name came from its actual location s 12. 95. And they were superb:
on the third floor of the Regent The Third Floor at the Emerald of eed ·11 b alJ lted ·
Anaheim is on the ground level. at 1717 S. West St., Anaheim. Call saut l1 1 ey most me lll the mouth, mmgling with green
999-0990. f olives, fresh mushrooms,
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and still an
Ad•en~ in Natural Eating
r tU111t1I hrPakl1s1 & lunch • f ormal Dining for Dinner
Ex~rience the splendor of d inini out
in 11n eleicenl atmoephe~
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LUNCHES, cilNNeAs. TROfi"ICAL
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Madeira.. I've seldom tasted a
lovelier prc})aratioo.
My veal piccata (St 5.95) also.
was state-of-the-art: white, milJc-
fed, cut-wjl.h-your-fork veal,
Now Serving
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w,e11 Orlnk or 8-r
t:H Al te 1:11.PI
dipped in a light egg wash, sautced Wlth lemon butter and whit(
wine, served with ca(;>C'.rs. The veal
slices aJternated with zucchini,
which was also lightly battered
and sautced.
But who could Possibly fault
my mate's deep sea scallops belle
meuniere?. ($ 13. 95) Sau teed in
lemon butter and wine just to
silken tenderness, but not a m o-
ment longer, combined with a
·profusion of mushrooms, they,
like all the ent.rees. arrived piping
bot.
We might have o rdered such
appetizers as artichoke bottoms
stuffed with crab, scampi, or
mozzarella marinara, but I was
content with my welJ<hilled din-
ner salad with an excellent blue
cheese dressing.
My mate enjoyed a rich and
flavorful cheddar cheese soup.
Credit for all these good things
goes to chef Ed Swindler. Des-
serts, our only disapPointment,
are not made in-house. With a
choice of only carrot cake and
cappucino mousse cake, we chose
the latter and found it less than
memorable. Cheese cakes and
chocolate mousse pie arc often
avaHable as well.
to try a Jekel Pinot Dlanc, a rather
pungent wine. I suspect the
Cbalone Pinot Blanc, a silver·
medal winner, would have been
the better choice.
Marcheano is tbe "new" (since
1981) owner of this 63-year-old
.. legend," which began as a little
cafe next door to a gas station and
became popular in the 40s with
HoU)')Vood stars who lived by the
beach. Today it bas a loyal
clientele and is one of the few
restaurants in the area where you
may enjoy late dining. It's open
tiU I am. every day.
lunch at the Arches presents an
inviting list of salads, including
Nicoise and Ferrari (garbanzo
beans, tomato, bell pepper,
salami, cheese, olives. Italian
dressing), averaging SS. 95. Eight-
een sandwiches vary from the
Mont.eCristo to a Mariners' De-
light of crab, avocado, mouarella
on· grilled sourdo u&h with
Thousand Island dressing. Four
diet luncheon plates. a variety of
ent rces and omelettes round out a
60-item menu.
Champagne brµnch, on both
Saturday and Sunday, is a relax-
ed, order-from-the-menu affair at
the Arches. Roast beef hash' with
Poached ..eg.s, crepes Versaille
Service by our tuxedo-clad and eggs benedict are just a few
waiterprovedasefficientas it was offerinp .. They're served with
good natured. Peach cloths and freshly baked blueberry muffins,
fresh flowers enhanced o ur booth banana out bread, English muf-
in one Of two dining rooms which ·tins and fresh fruit compote.
are more intimate than the com-Marcbeano bas wd that when
bioatioo bar and din.ina area be acquim! the Arches, be ac-
nearest the entry. (Qwner Dan quired an 1lonored tradition and a
· Marcheano calls this a New York-loyal patronqe. It seems to me he
style .. see and be seen.. at-is serving both weU. No matter
mospb~.) The rooms &low with how many new restaurants open
rich wood penelina, soIUy lit by around it, this is a restaurant not
Tiffany lamps and candleU..,t. to forget.
It's a restaurant without pm-THE ARCHES, 3334 W. Coast
micb which wean ita years well. Hwy., Newpon Beach; 645-7077.
Of eoune, th~'•. full bar Reservations may be made for
service, and an impressive, fairly lunch, 11 :30-3, Mon.-Fri.; dinner,
priced list of some 325 imponed S p.m.-1 a .m . nightJy; brunch. Sat.
and California wines. We decided and Sun., 10730-l.
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RESERVATIONS (714) 838-1540
690 EL CAMINO llEAL. TU.ltTIN 9la0
To take advantage o f all the ways
the Dai l~ Pilot helps fight inflation.
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THE BARN
Have the prime of your life chooei111
from the Ht.emive 25 it.em menu.
Stub, ...tood, ealada. I~ and
Mexican diabM, and more. W•tern
charm and couotry ambience.
Lunch M-F, Dinoer M-S, Happy
hour M-P 4:30-7 p.m. Set.ellite diah.
Live entertainment and dancing.
Sun. Cbampqne Buffet Brunch
10·2:30. Benquet C.cilitiea. 14982
Redhill, Tu.tin. 259-0115
THE ORIGINAL BABN
FABMEB 8TBAKBOU8E
Yes! They are the qnal. FamOUI
for their ooe·and-e-hall pound
PorurbouM .tee.ta and feat.urtng
diapl&y broifuw. Proudly 1erviJlC for
24 yean. Lunch Mon.-Fri 11-2. Din-
ner nichtly Mon.-f'ri. from 5 p.m.
Sat. It; Sun. from 4 p.m. 2001 Harbor
Blvd., Co.ta Meea. 642-9777.
BENNIGAN'8
Freeh food 1erved with e aide of fun.
Menu feAtw• unique eppetizen,
aalada, eeafood, croiu&nt aand-
wichea, burgen, Mexican diahea,
and an euitini brunch menu.
Lunch and dinner from 11 a.m.
weekd-.y1. Brunch 9-3 on weekenda.
Full bu with apecialty drink.a.
Happy hour 4-7 weekclt~-In Coeta
Mesa. South COMt Plue parkinc lot
by Sek'a Fifth Avenue 241-,3938. ln
Weetminatar, 545 Weatminater
M&ll 891-4622. o..ocini eveninp in
W eet.mlDlter k>cation.
BOB BURNS
·their traditional warm hoapit&lity
and fine food. Finett prime rib in
Balboa end freah fiah daily. Com·
plete dinner apecia!a daily. Friendly
1ervice and a fun, delightful at-
moaph~e. Open daily for lunch and
dinner. Brunch Sat. and Sun. 801 E.
BaJboa. 673-7726.
THE BIDE-AWAY
Tired of eatinc out at placet with no
privacy~ Search no more!The Hide·
away providea privacy with ita
bootha and partitions, perfect for
busine11 luncheons and romantic
dining. All newly decorated offering
• reluinc atmoapbere. The special-
ties are ...rood and steaka. Af.
fordable dining for the whole fam-
ily. Variety of daily specials. Home·
iude IOUP9 and aauces. Beer & wine
eerved alto. 5874 Edin(er at Sprinr·
dale in Marina Shopping Vill&«e.
Huntington Beach. M0-6518.
JOLLY ROGER
Great American food and at the beat..
pricet1. The Jolly Roger bu alwa)'tl
been known u a good family value
restaurant. The menu features
breakfut, lunch and d inner with a
large variety of diahee to chooee
from. From egg diahes, griddle
cakee, burgers, aandwichea, saladt
to complete dinners of aeafood.
ateaka, chicken and delidou& des·
aeru. Family owned for 35 yean
with the friendliest eervice in t.own.
400 S. C<>e.at Hwy .. Laguna Beach.
494-3137. .
Superb i. the word to deecribe t.hia tc::ALFDRNIAN
fine dinins eltebliahmenL Servinc
Newport for 18 years, al*iaJizing in
Aqua re.ieed beef, the fine9t you
can ret. AllO feeturini freah flab,
veal and chicken. Tbe linen covend
tablee, candlea and fneh no .....
add tot.he el91ance, with boot.ha and
hifh b.ck chain for privacy.
Flickerinc lantema and claaical'
music capt.we t.he charmioi and
warm atmoapbere. Open for lunch,
dinner and their aplendiferoua Sun-
day brunch. E:rtenaive wine Hai. 37
Fuhion laland. 644-2030.
BRISTOL
BAR A GRILL ·
At Holiday Trllditionally an all
American favorite place to eet and
priced for family dini111. Everythina •
from juicy lteeda and chops to
al*ia1 cbkbe diahea and treah ...rood. Boun~ aalad bu.
SumpWc>ut dall1 luncheon bunet.
Open daily for dtuinc and c:oc:kta.lla.
3131 BriRol St., Coat& M..._
667-3000.
CBAZYllOUB
8TLU.BOU8B Authentic dJnlnt, fee~ ... ~ C:..':I B.el-~Rib.
HEMINGWAY'S
In the atyle of the man himJelf.
Heminpay'1 it a celebration of
adventure. of romance and the art
o( living. An award winni111 re1·
taurant offering European cuiaioe
with a California accent and an
exteoaive wine lisl. Dinner nithtly.
Lunch M-F. The atmoaphere ia
warm and friendly and fiJled with
enthuaia.am. Eetabliahed ajnce 1972.
t.hia reataurant/cafe is located in
Corona del Mar at Pal'ific Coaat
Hwy. at MacArthur Blvd. 673-0120.
MONACO'S
E1perience Cant.aatic Cahfnm1 a
nouvelle creat.ion11 accented with 11
French fWr. while dining in an
elepnt waterfront eetUllJ OVR
lootinf Newport Bay. Enjoy a va.lt
eelection of entreee for brunch,
lunch, and dinner in addition to the
oyater bu or afternoon teas on the
Bay, makinc Monaco'• a very
apecial t.reaL MonacoW ia located
IC1'Qll from "'1eWJ>Ort lmport.a in the
'l'okai Bcik Bide. at 3333 W. Cout
Hwy, Newport Be.ch. Phone in
yow reaerv~Uona at (7141646·5225. CnM ...tood ... • •• chlle!.. "' c.btir f&IDOUll .-•. fried ..U, and
d....,., Lunch Moo.-Pri. 11 -3.
DlNMr Moo.-8un. 6 p.m. (Oblner
reMnatiom cumut.eec1). Au\MDUc
Wtetern ._,,, deDeins and Uw
muale ID tbe talooe. [)yw Rd. LI'S JlUTAURANT Bait/Newport ,.,., Seat.a AJIL ~loft~ food, yoo.a're IUl't
648-1612. _/to eQjoy dininl here, • U'a prom-
DlLIMAN'S i..e truly .utMntic CbtneM food.
The nm.. r.-., a '-for The .... u otfen a .nde'Wrietv ol
uotic dilhee, from a la Cl1U! to
combinatiom. BruthC&.k:ing decor
in a 1upremely beautiful at-
moapbere. Tropical drinks to
quench your trunL Open aeven days
a week for lunch and dinner. 8961
Adams, Huntington Beach.
962-9115, 31-4 N Beach Blvd.,
Anaheim. 827-1210.
'THE L-OTUS
Enter the Orient and uperience the
u cellence of Mandarin and
Sucbwan Cuiainea. Authentic Chi·
neae diahea eaPf>Cially prepared by
muter chef Liu. The Lotus can
offer· culinary muterpieoea to your
liking. The lovely dining area iJI
dominated with pictures of the
Lotua flower · the symbol of RUrlty
in Chineee culture. Enjoy fi.ne Chl-
neae dininc u well a -wine, 1pirita
and hoapit&lity at the Lotus.
Located in Harbor Center at 2300
Harbor Blvd. in Coeta Mesa. Call
&45-333 1
MANDARIN GOURMET
A truly special place to dine, the
Mandarin Gourmet bu been a gold
award winner and owner, Michael
Chiang wu voted RelUIW'ateur of
the Year. Specialiti111 in Peking,
Shanghai, Sz.ec:hwan and Hunan
cuiainea, they offer an array of deli-
aciea includi111 Peki1~1 Duck,
dumplinc-, whole fiah and more
1umptioua diahee. Elegant at-
moaphere, impeccable service and
utenaive wine liat. 1500 Adama.
Coet.a Meu. 6'0·1937
PAVILION
Larie Pagoda ·building beau.tifully
decorated reatauranL Fineit and
freeheat ioiredienta, no MSG. Tan-
talbina cuisine that e1citee the
palate. Fine tervice. Four. larse
rooma, ample banquet. (acilitiea.
Champape lunchea and early bird
dinnen. Special holiday feuta. We
welcome company Chri1tm111
partiea and ladiee' club meetinp.
"You won't be hu.ncrY an hour later
at the Pavilion." Man-
darin/Szechuan cuiaine. 14110 Cul·
ver Drive, Irvine. 551-1688. Lunch
&'Dinner Daily, Bar. Cuual dl'ffll,
reaervationa •uireat.ed. Lunch from
11:30, dinner from 6:00 p.m.
CCJNTll\ENTAL
MEDITERRANEAN ROOM •
Airporter Inn
Conrenial and teduded from the
buay airport surroundinp. The
Mediterranean Room offel"I 1uperb
continental cuisine for lunch. din·
ner and Sunday brunch. Top enter·
ta.inment oiJhtJ..y in the Caban!t
Loun(e. The Capuin'1 Table ia
open for dininc 2• boura: Perfect for
watcht111 California -sunaeta it the Fllihl Deck Lounp. The Airport.er
lnn ia located al 18700 MecArthur
Blvd. in Irvine. 833-2770.
MAJtCEL'S
V oilal Marcell DelishU\illy ref:reth·
1111 menu f•turint fr.ah ...rood
and Louialana Cajun ~iaia.
Gourmet oyat.er bu. Elecant ,.,
c.ual atmoapbere. Live entertein•
ment. and dancinc feeltlrinc QC'•
finffl enterteinment. Dancl111
under t.he ttan! Luach h'om 11 a.m.
OinMr nlcbtly trom 5 p.m. ()yater
.,_, till l :00 ...... 130 E. 17th Si..,
Coat.a M ... 646-8866.
PUFFIN'S;
An adventwe in natural eatinc.
Freeh quality in(redienta prepared
in• 1imple yet elecant way. Award
winninc recipea. Carden •ttinc in 1
European Cafe ttyle atmoapbere.
Cuual breekfut and lunch. Format
dinioi 'ror dinner. Sun.-Thun. 7
a.m.-10 p.m., Fri. 6. S.L till 11 p.m.
3050 E. Cout Hwy., Corona del
Mar. 640-1673.
RIVIERA
R.elll to gr1ciOU1 aervlce in an
elecant. int.imat.e atmoaphere. Es-
pertly prepared continent.al dithea
by Chef Richard Berrner, aince
1970. Tbit award winning rea-
tawant alao otren an e1tenaive wine
liat, and e'icela in tab&e.ide prep-
arationa and flaplbea. Open for
Lunch 11:30-3 p.m .. Dinner from 6
p.m. Eicellent b.nquet facilities.
Cloeed Sun. and holidaya. 3333 S.
Bristol, Co.ta Meaa.. &40-3840.
CAFEFLEURI
Take a ... t in Cafe Fleuri for break·
fut., lunch or dinner. Enjoy an es-
quiait.e environmeni influenced by a
French touch. Hot jazz Monday
throuih Friday from 5:00 till 9:00
p.m. and an outetandioi white-
glove brunch make thi1 Cafe the
place to meet. Open 7 daya a week.
6:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Moderately
priced. 4500 MacArthur Blvd ..
Newport Beach. 476·2001.
LE BIARRITZ
E1perience nquitite French prov·
incial cuaine while dininc in thie
intimate French cbateau. Special-
tiea include rack of lamb, vH I
Mana.la and • beautiful aelection of
freeb fllh. Homemade award win·
nine deaaertt. Enjoy Sun. brunch
with unlimited chamJ>acne, an
elaborate buffet. a bot entree and
deeaert-all aerved in a coiy, rew-
ed atmoaphere. Full bar with
domeatic and imported wine aelec·
tiona. Lunch, Mon.-Fri.; Dinner.
aeven nighta. Sunday brunch. 414
N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
645-6700.
LE CHARDONNAY
The frneet in cl&1M1ic French and
nouvelle cuitine in plush surround·
inp. E:a:cite your &ellMI with Su·
preme of Duck with poached Cali·
fomia Figs or Lobater Cueerolp in a
Chardonnay wine sauce with
chanterelle&. Enenaive selection of
winee from a temperature-con·
trolled cellar. Lunch Mon.·F'rt.
11:30-2:30. Dinner Mon.· at. from
6:30. Sun. brunch 11-2:30 lo Rqi!·
l.ry Hotel. 18800 Ma.cArthur Blvd..
lNine. 762-8777.
LE MIDI
Several thinp make thlt award trin-
nina hidea-.y \IUJ,y 1pec:i&I; Walter,
their Swill chef, trained in aome of
t.he beet houMt: PU.C. St. Morie&.
PIAlce G.tud. Baur au lAc, Zurich.
Authentic cu l 1ine
Provencal• 1111onal ~t <•· ti~ Sunday~ to unique
it'a Uke ateppiDf beck in time ui an
era wt...n uc.Uenoa ol food wu
matebed by reneroue hqipltallty, a
boeplt&lity ranl)-found U.. ~
Join Marica and Walt.er ln u..ir
Ftench.OOW>try bo!IDa. Lunch, din-
ner and SUDCIQ bnaoeh. BaDcautt
faciliU.. Cloeed ~am V-ia Udo. Newport 8-cll. t1Mt06.
INDIAN
ROY AL KHYBER
Take an enchanted journey into
India wi\bout leaving Oranp Coun-
ty. Authentic Tandoori diabea
elepntly preaent.ed in the Morhul
t.raditioo. Meat and faah di.abet
prepared and marinated in • blend
of berba and freeb ground spicea.
lmpreuive deei(n and decor takea
you back to the 16th century.
Lunch, dinner. Sunday brunch.
1000 Bristol St., Newport Beach.
.... ~
752-5200. . ..
ITAi JAN
MAR€.f:LLO'S
Thia award winner offen a.n u -
tenaive menu speci&lizing in pastas,
veal, cioppino -11d~beir famoua
handmade pin.a. F..atablilhed 1inoe
1973, t.hia family owned re1taurant
bu captured the heart.a of Italian
food lovel"I. Lunch Mon.-Fri .. Din-
ner 7 night.a a week. 17602 Beach at
Slater, Huntingto n Beach
842-5505.
VILLA NOVA •
A beautiful bay view createe the
romantic setting that has made the
Villa Nova a "apecial Lind of place"
for over firty yeani. S uperb cuisine
from <Antral and Northun Italy
served ltl Old World charm. E1-
tenaive wine lilt. Dinner ni(htly
Piano bar. FulJ menu till 1:00 a.m.
3131 West Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach. 642-7880.
NAGISA RESTAURANT
Thia fine little Japaneite reetaurant
apecialius in sushi. tempura. and
teriyaki. The aushi bu ia prepand
by t beir famous Japanest
Chef-truly a feeling of being in
Japan. Great for 10Cialwng, aushi
ban ani a lot of fun. Dining room
aJ.o available. Open Tues. thru Sun
for lunch and dinner. 3MO E. Cout
Hwy. Corona d•I Mar 67:\-3933.
Ml CASA
Their food ia like • t.np to Meuoo'
Hoapit&lity geea hand in hand with
their motto, "M1 Cua es Su Cu.a."
..
or my h<>OM 11 your house FAt.ab
liahed aince 1972. it's no aecrel f
friends enjoy dining here. Open
daily from 11 a.iD. for Lunch. Din
ner and Coc\lall.a. Entert.ainme.nc
Wed . .S.L oiehta in the Burro
Room. 296 E. 17th SL. Coate MML
645-76216.
~HEAL.THY .
PORTY CAR.BOTS .. Delicioua r..ru.o.. food ... per Henry
Sepr.uom. D~ tht.t. rM1 rood
feeling of Mt.ini l"'Mt ~ meala
prepared d aily, natural ·and
healthy. Orisinal recipe&. FJ.eah
julC98 tquee:aed daily. A '"8t place
for Dinner 7 daya ftom 11 a.m. ~
Sunday ChamlMISM 8nanch.. S.·
twMn Bullocb and I. Mapin. So.
CoMt Plaa. tower ~ &66-W700. ..
Oetebook/ Frtday, J9nUafV 3. 1988 1 •
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ORANGE COAST THE REX OF NEWPORT
Located O'lr-the oceanfront acrou
· from the Newport ~ pier, The
Res i1 · the Otanp 9A>Mt.'a mott
n cluaive aealood reataurant. Well
known for fr•h Hawaiian rounnet
faah aelectione and apecialia:inc in
1weet Channel laland abalone, ten-
der veal and prime me.t.<. The
warm ambiance of the padded
boot.ha, ioth.ic p&inunp and the
SEAS:OOO/STEAKB
ANTHONY'S PIER 2
The Southern Calif. Reetaurant
Writ.en voted thia one the winner of
~ beet. value reet.turent.I. Tfteir
eeafood i1 the talk or t.he town w.ith
30.35 fre1h fi1h daily. CBS Tele·
vi.lion elaima they have the best
happy hour in Oranie County.
~U hM e.Jorie eouM-f'or-l.M-
weight con1eioue. Open nightly for
dinner. Located on the beautiful Ne
wport Bay at 103 N. Bayside Dr.
&40-6123.
CAFE LIDO
Known u Newport"s Cannery Vil
I.age JAIZ2 spol. En)Oy ii:ourmel food
with 1tourmet jazz in an inUR\8~
and cozy atmO!lphere. Dinner
• niii:htly 6 p.m. to rpidnight. Enter
uiinment nightly 9· l ::m. Sun. jazz
ses11ion 4-l a.m. Happy J&U hour !l-8
Mon.-F'r1. Ample parliinf. 2900
Newport Blvd., well 1tocked wine racb lend to
675-2968. Res'• convivial •t.moaphare: The
THE CANNERY . Res of New:90rt ii the choice of
Thie hiatoric waterfront Landmark locale u well pa vi1itor11. Recipient
in Newport'• Cannery Village fee· of t.he p1'19tigiOUI Travel-Holiday
turea rr.h local aea!ood and Eut-award. CuuaJ/ele1ant attire.
em beef. Comittenlly good MTVice, Lunch, dinner. Call 6'75-2566 for
open for Lunch, Dinner, Sun. reeervatione. Valet pa.rkinr.
Champagne Brunch and Harbor RUSTY PELICAN
Crulaee. Entertainment nighuy and Freeh ·aeafood and tote of it! Come
. Sun. afternoon.a. Enjoy the lounge d L If he d d ' focxf galley~uperb clam chowder! OC& youne re an me over· 3011TtiJl'iY9Ui. 616.5111. ~::.:..:.--JAt>01:1.1' :w tb• baautiful...Newport-&¥-
Featurinc 15 to 26 fr•h raah aelec·
REUBEN'S OF NEWPORT uona daily from around the '¥orld.
Thi.I is the ori(inal and h&A • been No wait aealood bar in t.be lounge.
aerving Newport Beach for 26 yean. Lunch, Dinner, Sun. Brunch in
Their 1pecialty ill aeafood and Newport. 2736 W. Coe.et Hwy.,
1t.eab. Chefa special aelec:t.ione daily 6-42-:W31. In lrvin&-Lunch, Din·
and ramoua for their broeated ner, and Happy Hour. 1830 Main,
chicken, too! A beay_ti.fu.I waterfront 645-477•.
view of Newport B.iy enhanCM the
atmoaphere. Perfect for busineu TALE OF THE WHALE
entert&inins and romantic dining. Esperience a 8'ep back into time to
Located at 261 E. Cout Hwy .. New· a place where you can dine at your
port. Reaervatiom accepted. Phqne own l~ilure. Enjoy the romance or
673-1505 • old Newport with a panoramic bay
view. Etcite your Mnaea with their
aenaational aealood and traditional
ravoritlea. Breekfut 7 a.m., Mon.-
Fri., Lunch 1 l -• Mon.·Fri., Dinner •·11 Moo.-S.t. S.t. and Sun.
Brunch 7 ·•. ()ytter Bar Fri., S.t. 6.
Sun. Banquet. tacilit.ielt up w 600. '°° Main St.. BalboL 673-4633.
SAIL LOJ'T
l:.ocated above the Jolly Roser in
Lquna. thia cosy reet.aurant r ...
tuJW rine freeh ...Cood with ocean
view dining. En;oy the oyater bar in
.: warm atmoepbere and decor of
nautical moU!. TM aealood menu
featuree 1wordfiah, 1hrimp, halibut,
acallope and many other aelect.iona.
The oyster bar offen oy1ter
1h~ter11, clamt, cta.b It 1hrimp
cocktail and .also hot diehee. The
Sail Loft, a rt.t.aurant /hat it dedi-
cated to the t.raditlon o comradery.
~ S. Cumt Hwy., Lq\lbf Biich:
•9'-3368
THE WAREHOUSE .
Newport'• moat innovative water-
front. dininc experience. Chef
Charlaa K~ feat.uret fr•h tea·
rood and mtemational cuiaine.
Hichly acclaimed, award winninc
Sun. Brunch, a.lao featurinc patio dininc-lnctedible oyster bar, es-
quilite ambience, exceptional live
entert.ainmenL Banqueta and ~ter
illl availabl41. Lido Vil!ace, Newport
Beach. 673-•700.
GRAND DI NNBlt TBBATBB
Impn.t .. diDhlc and prol-ional
pt'Oducdona an aura to .,-.. ..ch
time you vitlL 'The utraorcUnary
bu:lret off..-rout baron 6f beef, slMed ham with a fndt Nuce, Oeor·
gja chicken with peecbea and slue
and the Mahi Mahi it aerved in a
peuant .. uce. Tri-color fettuc:cini
and cream ii a real favorite. Enjoy
dinner and a play tonif ht! Grand
Dinner Theater located with.in the
Grand Hotel in Aniheim at 1 Hotel
Way. Call 772-7710.
HARLEQUIN DINNE R
TREATER
Every cuatomer can be npected to be treated like a cet.brity. The
&M9wr e«. .. eerumptie\11 aea.11
with top produniool in an er.ant
atrnoapbere. The 1umptuoue buffet
includee roeat baron of bMf,
chicken and faah diahe.. put.al,
aaJada. vecet.ablee, and 1inful d•-
Mrte. The Sat. and Sun. brunch
includaa a variety of ea <lia.hea. The
-Celebrity Tenace ii available fM
private dininc. The indjvidually
decorated private balcony roomt ·
overlook the '6() .... t honeahoe
shaped main room. The Harlequin
la locai.d at 3503 S. Harb(jr in Santa
Ana. Call 979-7660.
GUIDE TO ORANGE CC AST . -RES
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1·A• •RAN I s .
-1hi $ ~
"i?"' . ·'§ q,, ~ -e ; ~ ;~ ~ # ~ ! ~~~ ·~ ·~ § ~ ~~ ~3 ,.,.,, I " .. ~.l/ Restaurant Ci ~ 'J ~ ~ -AIRPORTER IN~ 1117UU M .. Anhur RI . 1,,,.,,. t!.l.1 !77n C"ontmenul s9 r;o.s 1 s.9s $4.7~$8.95 Vi !.O $!0 ~· 'rnnl S:I 00 4 7 • * * 10 .100 •
ANTHONY'S PIER 2 ~ellfcKIC! rrum $f; 9r, 4::\().6::}0 • • up to
103 N Re,..dt Hr . N .... p<>-.1 ~11<h !Wt 11 ti 9::\0· I I ::io 300
I ~
' THE BARN Amt>t1t'1ln frum $4 9r, from $.I !.If• $11.9fl 'frnm S:l 7.'> •::lo-7 • * • up to
1.i R.odlull.1'18ua U.-0116 J 600
BRISTOi. B"R & C..RILI • ltol1d•) Inn
, up to
)l)f ,.,.,., •• t ..... ,, __ \1-: ... Am t r1can $6.95·$12.95 S3.95·S7.00 $8.95 12.00·Sb.OO 4.7 • * \ * * 400
THE CANNERY 'iof1111d SI I 9!1 1995 $4 i'•·Sli.9n . flflO.S!.dO 4.5·:10 I * I I • up to .
lOlfl t..F'•••tl> "lnrpnn s. ... ~ ~7~ \777 75 *
CRAZY HORSESTEAKHOUSE St Pak' l99'> 16.9f 5;1 '1:1 $9.9;) Holiday!< fl .7 • * * up lO
1Ml0 Bm<•~lwil~,. ... nla """ "49 I ~ll S..afmd 200
OILLMAN'S ·\mrri• an Si !:l!l S:ll 9!'! s:1 !lri ~.9:, r.1 2r .. s 4 9:) I • t 16-4!> • 801 E !I.I-. llelho• fl71 77'••• I
LE BIARRITZ Frl'm h '!19fl 'lb !:I'• Jr, !!41 $9 9;, * :10 75 * ... N ,~ ....... ff'1 Hhd '-~JI"'" tt. .. h M \ ~-uu $14 9!'! 4.7 * . . '
LEMIOI Frtru h fr1tm~">IJ Jo Prom $1 2/.0 -~er lt
M21 V1• I ."111 '••111 (I K.arh •i•", t4H• l f'rom $5.:,0 Winr 1().60
LI'S C-hinr~ S'i.00 s 12.00 12 75 S5.fi0 I • up to •t Ad•M" •t1mt1n,.foft k.1Mh {fliJ ~I la . -·~ --~ ,_ -~ ._ ~
rJ[ANDARlN GOURMET {"hinl'!le from $111(111 from ~.fl() uoo A.IM-r ..... ~ '441 1w r; -SS~'iO . * U%ol0 . .
MARCELLO'S -Italian lm111 $4.nf> (rum $:1 'Jfl Beer& u1> to
t 7Mr) .....,.,.h JUvA H11rn .... th M ) .·,o Wine 6!1 -MARCEL'S 1tntinrntal ~I, IMI 'I t llU 11111 $1'4 1111 ~INI .. IO Ii .I() * * • up lO . 1• g 11111 l'I• r ..... .,._ 1141 ""'• 50 ._ -.
Ml CA8A Mr11r11n al• lGrlt & comh• 111 cult-& combti 4.. • * -IC 1?ll1 lk, (,."I'M-. Ml 7~dl } ~ -
REUl:St;N'tl VI' Nt;WPORT
21-1 E r,_ H""'. 1'1-..... &..h • Seafoud h t>m $8.9!i from $4 26 from $6 9!1 ... . fl 7 • * up to
:\5 •
&OYAL KHYBER ..
lnc11an .. from $4.91> 1995 5-7-/. usf l-0
1000 Urootbl S4 • """ ~ 8-rh 7"2 &2ll0 frc1m SI 2.95 -186
TH& WARBHOU8B .
Se1food from $8.9!> t-4.96 $';'gr, 11'2.95 •·7 • • 15·400 Validtd a..o vi.~""-'._. f7J mo
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1986
Suspec~ed ~ru ·• r1n busted ·
Officials say break up of· drug houses'
significant step in cutting street supply
been able to bruk... Salazar said
during'a press conference Thursday.
Police have made larger drug' busts.
buJ Salazar said the arrest of the
family memben is significant be-
ca~ they are believed to be behind a IJ LISA MAHONEY Lt. Dave .~r sai~ cbnspiracy well-establishedring of illepl aliens
• ._...,,......., CbltJCS apinst ~elnura, Amador, .that has been operating out of Santa
Santa Ana police believe they have Mana and Cornelio Carranza, all of Ana's residential neighborhoods for
the goods on a family of allqcd dru& Santa A11;1. arc a si~ificant break in · years.
h ill J al. h an on101na narcotics enforcement .. , . . pus en; cp 1~ns w o set !!P a effort aimed at reducing the avail-It s ltke an extended fa~y. There
dozen or n>orc drug .srores in ability of illcga.I drugs in the county ~re a ~t nui:nber of peol)le-i:nvolyed houses throuahout ~~ city and .at-scat 1n thts," said Set. John CoU1ns.
tracted b~yers of manJuana, cocatne · · . • Money from a steady stream of small
and heroin from all over Orange and "This is probably one of the most drug sales is. beina tent t.<:k to
pans of Los Angeles counties. organized narcotics operations we've Mexico, where the diug operation
Aircraft
contract
toopeD.
upjobs
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) -
Douglas Aircraft Co. said Thursday it
expects to hire thousands more
wbrken because of a $727.7 miltion
contract to finance work on the Air
force's new C-17 A transport.
The new contract, awarded Dec.
31, will fund the C-17 program
throuJh July 1987. If Douglas gets Reagan tcornl Kh.adafy, additJonal contracts to complete the
preparee for border development work through July
meeting with Mexico's 1992. the pack.age would be worth
about $3.4 billion, the company said. preildent./ A7 Cµrrently, Douglas has about 1,000
-1..ugau ... ~1JU~10llvea--+-~;uµ. ..... ~ -
In South Afrlca./A7 By 1990, thatnutnberisexpccted to swell to about 13,000, said Douglas
Calli l spokesman Dave Eastman. &Om a However, Eastman said officials
Court overturns rape ver-wer.e unable to say at this time how
Cilet, citing. lnltlal consent many of the additional 12,000 workcn needed to work on the C-17 Of victim./ M ~ould be new hires and how many •atlon would be shifted fTom work on other n programs as those wind down. ·
Pregnancy-related Douglas has been working on the
deaths down 50 percent C-17 on a relatively small scale since
1982. Joe.women over 35./M DouaJas. a division of St. .Louis-
Most .. tis.a-A with t_..... based McDonnell Dou&Jas Cow .•
•ivu VYv-makes both military and commerC:1al
phone serylce, poll In-planes. It has about 20.SOOemployees
dlcates./ M -a number th!-t is expected to rise to
Sports 28,000 by end of 1988 because of the
C-17 and other programs.
Ocean The C-17 contract covers design, View High drops development, fabrication and testing.
Its opening game In the The C-17 will be a high-wing, four-
King Cotton Claaslc engine. wide-body transport with
basketball tournament In 20,900 cubic feet of cargo space and a
Arkansas. /81 ,range of 2,400 nautical miles. Its cargo bay will be large enough to carry
A female wrestler pins her trucks, helicopters and tanks.
h d However. there has been specu· · opes, an competition lation that the C-17 may become a
to the mat. /82 victim of the Gramm-Rudman Act
Bual.neu
This may be the year to
make money In the stock
market./84
that mandates an end to the federal
spending deficit by 199 1.
President Rcapn has indicated he
will resist cuts in the Pentagon
budget, but some leading Democrats
say the president probably will be
forced to cut military spending.
oriaina~ Collins said. bearinp on the cbarJes are let for
Edclnura Ca~ 29; Amador Wednetday, be said.
Carranza, 39; Mari.a Carranza. . S4; Police believe the Carramu -
and . a woman named franet~ v.ibose familial relatiODlbips are u:n-~all face charses of possemna known -peckae£d two to ftve m~J.uana for ~. wd Deputy "J)OUnds of marijuana a day at their
Distnct Attorney 8111 Evans. ·home • at 2214 W. Willhire. The
tdelmira, Amador and Maria Carr marijuana, alona with.amalJ amounu
ranza-are also clwacd with co~ of cocaine and heroin s-ckll'd at
spiracy to distribute controlled drup, other safe hou1e1, wu then cSU--
Evans said. A warrant has been issl¥d tribut.cd to at least a dozen and
foT a fourth family member, Cornelio pc>Mibly up to S2 d.nJa boUlea
CarraMA;. 28, on ~ same charae. throuabout Santa Ana, s.iaza,. u.id.
Evans wd. The Cananzas are accuaed of
All but Cornelio arc being held at hirina other illcpl aliens for SUO to
Oranae County Jail Preliminary $200 a week to sell the contrabeod
&om the boptea. Daily sales are •
tboulbt '° ruee &om Sl,000 «> .
S4t:>~ hope the ureit of the family
members, 11 aJleled orp.nizen of the
network of an. b9ula. will help slow •ctrua sales in the city, SllaDJ' u.id.
ArTestt-of tlaeir a1leFd bired deaAen
have done little to stem narcotics
sales becaute they are quickly re-
placed by otben. n from IOUth of the
border, police Mid.
lnvestipton have linbd the C.ar-
ranzu with 12 Santa Ana raidenoes throuab utility bills and a tnil of
(Pleue-~D/A2)
Limited
blood
supply
critical )
Red Cross officials
blame lack of donors
on AIDS h ysteria
By PAUL AllCllIPLEY ... ..., .......
There IS a critical shortage of blood
in Or-anac and Los Anselcs counlles,
the Red Cross said Thursday. .. . . people. malt~
a lot of plans, and donauna blood
isn't amo ng them ," said
spokesperson Sanda Lanuna of the
American Red Cross's ~ Coun-
ty chapter.
Yet, t.berc's a biaer deniand for
blood durina that same period due, in J.af1C part, to an a.ncreue in accident
· vi£tims durina the boltdays.. Lantina
said.
Tbe combination bas dropped
blOod suppties 30 percent below the
Red Cross's norma.1 supply. lanti!l&
said that's a sbort.aac of 9 .000 wuts_Df
blood.
..We're ~cu.Jarly in need ofrypc
0, .. sbc said.
Red Cross officws also ~ com-
baUln& miSJnfonnatJon about the
transm1won of acquired immune
deficiency syndrome -Al OS -
when donauna blood.
"You cannot contract AIDS by &ivina blood." Lanting wd. "We ust
the needles only once, and clean
covennp on all the beds.··
A speaal blood donor drive has
been launched to combat the short-
Qe. with extended hours at the
chapter"s fixed locatio ns and in-
creued use of their mobile units.
"We're stepping. up our efforts,"
Lanung Slld. "W e need 5.000
donon."
At the Red Cross·s Huntington
Beach Site ip Seapon Square, 18822
Beach Blvd .. ho urs have been ex-
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Yule tree bonfires to illuminate.
.disasters foil owing the holidays
AUJDPIIOI' F.uel rods at
San Onofre
found leaking
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By PHIL SNEIDERMAN "It's the best kindling I can think of
0t111eo.11r .... ...-. . for a fire," said Orange County Fire
-<>nmge-€ounty fircfifttc:rs ~piain. Lou Fur:st.
anxious to put the tore to local He sa1d the fire department ~as set
Christmas trees. up-several places where Chnstmas
. trees can be dropped off. The trees
The county fire d~partmei:it has will be ignited un<ier controlled
arranaed to . bu~ ags~g Cbnstma.s conditions. tree~ at locations 1~ l~tn~t.S!an Juan Furst said the Christmas tree bums ~p1strano and M.1ss1on v1eJO, hop-a.re dcsianed to speed disposal of the
an.a to ~cep the hol.1~y symbols.from holiday symbols and to hiabh&ht the tnucnna any add1uonal traaecf1es. fire hazard posed by the trees.
This season, dry Christmas trees folloWina arc three local lrCe bum arc a su~pcctcd cause in fires that sites:
autted at lleast three Orange County •At 7 p.m. today, countyfi~
homes and damaged several others. fi&hters will bum trees in S&J\ Juan
T~achers Salary fight_top
stary in Hu~tington Beach
Downtown renewal, Bolsa Chica plan
a somadeconttnutngnewstn 1985
was the bttter and successful fl&ht put
up by the 700.plus tcachen for a pay
increue. -
Aneered by PIY e>ffen -for a while
the best official• would oledlc was a I
pert'ent hf ke -m«e than 300
teacben stayed home in prc>tett on
May 24. That UICtic fotoed 'Oflldalt to
lbeU out about $40,000 in aa.payen'
money for subltitutie ~
.
The year 1985 .as a time 'when
teacben in the Huntington &e.ch
Union Hiah School District ftoed
tbftr muteles.
Embroiled in I bittet salary dispute
witb scbool boerd tru1tea, the
talchen refused to .,... in their
nct0tiadon1. They weret out aod
band Wee candidates in ~P-ltb)'
with their cause -Jeny, SuW~an,
Bonnie Castrey and David Wufteld
-and worbd for their elecUon in JQoYCmber.
And they wound up wilh'juat 1bou1
everyth1na they ever wanted -a 19
percent .PIY i~ tbat 'Nill cost
S4.47 million over tbne yan, btnd-
ina amhration and requirtd union
membenbip amona all teachera.
Elaewhere in Hunliftl(on Beach in
l 98~. oftkial1 made heedway oo
redcvelopiftl the deterionllnt down·
Md I COM~ on
t It die Bolll Chica
and hned over the
craahn of }itht airplanes at M-so-wt Aarpon.
"'.1'he top 9'0ry Of the )at, howettt,
five Edison \ellCben -Gary ROllda. Don 1.-vey, Michld Sbim-
pocl. Pete lurwdl aad Kn Ammuua
-made their 04" kind•of.,.....
Theytftftl \he lalt wecklolJuoe 11
sc:bool few 24 boun a day, eeve:n days
I week. l'My made tWr .......... .
without di ..... ....... Aoothtrcontro~ bit tlwdiiuia
Capistrano at the south end ot La
Novia A venue, south of Ortcp
Hi&hway. Trees can be dropped off-
today any time before then.
•In lrvine, a bum is tcbeduled for
7 p.m. Tuesday at the northeast
comeT of Alton Parkway and East
Yale Loop. People can bcain drop-
ping off trees at the site on Saturday.
•ln Mission Viejo, a bum is
scheduled for 7 p.m. Tbundly at the
Youth Athletics Park on Olympiad 1
Road, near the entrance~to the lake ..
People can tqin droppini trees off
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RDIEIY.
8111£1.
Tum to Pege 81 for the
beet Htomoblle bup
SAN ONOFRE. Cahf. (AP)--
More than 100 nuclear fuel rods wett
corroded and leaklna wben they were
removed from the Unit 3 reactor at
the San Onofre Nuclear GenCTating
Station dunng· a recent rcfuclina
shutdown. a Southern Califom11
Edison Co. offiaal said
The com>Saon and teaks were
caused by manufactunna defects.
Tiny amounts of water were left in the
i2-fool Ion' metallkt tubes durina
tcstma. Edison spc>Kesman Dave
(Pl--._ FOSL/ A2)
'Cream of th~ crop'
"1ing for Newport
Beach's top cop spot
T
nrilates release .6 hoStages ·-
or promise to meet governor
· JMn Prioe, Moore.,s press ~
said tbat the remaining seven
would be released Friday
ofticials expected the aareo-·~~uoe a peaceful end to
..:....__, mt.ton."
riot be&an at 5:30 p.m.
ednaday, when up to 200 inmates aa homemade knives over-auaros. It was triSf.C:rcd by
er restrictions on 'contact
y prisoners' families and by
~tions in the 120-ytar-old prison,
~Isa.id. • ~ Tbe dead inma~es we~ Kent Slie, 1S8, who was serving a hfe tenn for
murder, and .Richard Harold Dean,
31, who was terving a 15-ycar
~dnappina scntenc.c, said pnson ~keswoman Jerrie Clutter.
• Officials were told that Slie's throat ~been cut, said John Massey,
•
records clerk in the -.rden'a office. animal~·" one inmate shouted at
altbouab an aulOply bad not been auarda ond a chain-link fenc:e
completed. toooed wit barbed wite.
Dean also .. looked like he had hia Fonner inmaie James Earl Rob-
throat cut." said a Moundsville Flre binsuid the disturbance wu planned
Department ambulance driver who by prisoners upset about the eancella·
soOke on condition that be not be tfon of a Cbnatmas open bouse and
iatntifted. "He bad a rope around hia by restriction• on relatives' "contact
fteek like a plastic clothealiae. He alao vtaits... ·
bad a puncture wound in his t.ck." "The~ are armed up there, and they
Sixteen bostqet were lli-s in· are pla)'lna for keep$," said Robbina,
itially at the overcrowded muimum-who wu transferred last month to the
security prison, where 688 ortaooers medium-security Huttonsville Cor-~ held and court-ordered reforms rectiooal Center. .
have been slow in comina. officials Moore's representatives bad said
said. be refUled to meet with prisoners
Inmates had threatened to kill until all hostqes were freed. The
hostqeS if police.moved in. aovemor's whereabouts were a my,.
.. I did at lot of prayina," laid ~. tel)'.
Edward Littell, 33, one of those Hia press office denied a published
released Thursday. "I had a lot of report that be was in Miami for the
people doina a lot of prayina for me... Oranae Bowl football pme as the
Littell said¥ suffered "bruitet and ~Ol1ale drama unfolded Wednesday
muscle damage" in the takeover, but ~Jdoore aide Ben Bailey said
be was not threatened after that. Tti that the aovernor "bas been
The ..,eernent-meets the. inmates' out of aiatc siDCe.-lhe incident
key demand, a '!ace-t.o-face meeti~·· bell~ .. but r:efuscd to say where: .
with Moore, Price S&Jd. The meetana Bailey wd Moore was rccc1V1ng
was expected to take place Friday, reaular updates on the siege.
according to the agreement. It also Corrections officials intcrviewed
gives inmates a chance to talk to the first two bostaaes freed and "they
reporten and a guarantee qainst said they were treated fairly," said
reprisals. . state police spokesman Sgt. Larry
Earlier Thursday, relatives Henry.
gathered at a museum across from the But onecatn.Jve said they had been
stone fortress prison. Assistant Cor-threatened wtth death.
re<:tions Commissioner William "If they storm the place, someone
Whyte said a beavily·anned force of will die. We are all separated," said
more than I 00 state troopers and Bill Hendenon, a food tervice worker
guards was prepared to move im-and the ooly non-..,.UOD employee
mediately if the rioters broke a pledae beinabeld, in a wu1unarelayed by his
not to hurt the bostiges. mother. Norma Henderson said he
"We want to be treated like we arc had been idstructed by inmates to call
somebody; not just trash and home with the fDCSlllC.
'3aby who received traDsplant·
heart released from hospital
LOMA LINDA. Calif. (AP) -
Baby Moses, released from a hospital
as the world's younaest and longest-
lived recipient of an newbom-to-
newbom heart transplant. should
raise awareness of the need for infant
heart donors, his surgeon ~ys.
"Baby Moses reflects not only a
continual scientific development in
transplant su~ery, but also reminds
us of the scarcity of donor hearts for
newborns," said Dr. Leonard Bailey.
_~ho implanted the heart of a bra.in-
dead newborn into Baby Moses on
Nov. 20. when the infant was 4 days
old.
The boy was released to bis
delighted parents and arandparents
Thursday. He was in aood condition,
with no sign of infection or of
rejecting the transplanted heart,
Bai)ey said in a statement issued by
Dick Scl}aefer .s_pqkesman for Loma
Linda llniversity Medical Center, 60
miles east of Los Angeles.
Baby Moses ·was born with
hypoplastic left heart syndrome, the
same fatal underdevelopment of the
left side of the heart that afflicted the
girl known as Baby Fae, into whom
Bailey implanted a baboon~s heart in
a hi&hly controversial surgery Oct. 26, 198~. Baby Fae died 201h days later.
Bailer has said he implanted a
baboon s heart in ~Y. Fae because
human infant heart donors are scarce ••
and that finding a donor for Baby
Mosct1 wl!l lu~kv tjmina.
FUEL RODS LEAKING AT SAN ONOFRE •••
From Al
Barron said.
'teak.age of radioactive gas and
uranium fuel particles resulted in
radiation levels 10 times higher than
oormal in the reactor's coolant water,
but the amount was within· federal
safety standards. Edison officials
said.
U nit 3, one of two new 1,100-
megawan power reactors at San
Onofre, began commercial operation
in April 1984. Last February, the
utility reported that about 50 of the ·s1,sos fuel rods in the reactor core
were lealcinit. but they said at the time
that the extent of the leaks and their
cause would not be known until the
reactor was shut down .fgt refueling, a
process wltich began Sept. 14.
Barron said Utrtr1's entire nuclear
fuel load, consisting of 21 7 bundles,
each containing 265 metal tubes, was
removed for inspection. Normally,
only a third of the reactor's fuel is
removed during r_efueling.
"We found 105 fuel rods damaged
.. . and we believe the damage was
caused during the manufacturing
process." Barroo said.
The damaged rods were replaced
durina the refueling and the reactor is
expected to resume operation in
about two weeks.
The fuel rods were manufactured
by Combustion Enainccrini Co. of
Windor, Coon.
Barron said the manufacturer's
testing for leaks is done through an
ultrasonic pr~ure in which water
is used.
"After they are finished testing and
if ~he tube is OK. they remove the
water by drawing a vacuum," he said .
"We believe there may have been a
few traces of water remaining in the
tubes."
YULE TREE FIRES PLANNED •••
'From Al
here on Wednesday. "-but damage to the home was est1-
Furst said firefighfers arc e ncourae-mated at $76.000.
.ins residents to get nd of their
Christmas trees 'through these bums
or through traditional rubbish piclc-
·ups. As the trees become older and
drier, they become atl even greater
fire hazard, he said.
Even before Dec. 25, a Christmas
tree was the suspected cause of a fire
that gutted a Placentia home and
endangered a handicapped resident
caught inside. The man was rescued.
O n Christmas Eve, faulty holiday
lights apparently ignited a livinJ
room tree in Costa Mesa. Ahbou&h
no one was inju~. the fire spread
throu&b the house, causing more than
$200,000 damage and leavina the
family homeless.
Christmas tree lights also were a
suspected cause 1n a fire MondJy
morning that gutted one Corona del
Mar home and damaged two others.
A Newport Beach firefighter suffered
a minor injury. Damage was esti-
mated at S 150,000 to $200,000.
Fire Ccptain Furst warned that
d isposal must be done properly. He
said an Irvine family unwisely tned to
bum a Christmas tree in the family
fireplace on New Year's Day. He said
the tree was too large and burned too
intensely for the fireplace. He said it
tilled the house With smoke and
caused about $200 damage.
SUSPECTED DRUG RING BUSTED ...
From A~ .
marked "buy money" used by under-has been-observed through an ongo-
cover officers. Salazar said. ing investigation, he .said. •
They are attempting to draw con-Low rents have attracted drvg
nCC1ions between the family and 40 dealers to Santa Ana and ~ubterfu~e
. other housec; where narcotics act1V1ty ha~ ~11.owed tb~m to. conunue their act1VJt1es .• Colhns said. Female ac-
• NEWYEAR .••.
From Al
Thursday.
To mark the arrival of Tyler
Andrew Jones. the hospital staff
hosted a candlelight dinner Thursday
evening for parents Thomas and
Kelley Jones of Laguna Beach. with
Ritz-Carlton hotel chef Chnstian
'Rassinioux prcpanng the gourmet
meal.
i~A~~E Diiiy Pllll
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complices often rent houses from
unsuspecting landlords for $700 to
$900 a month including a security
deposit -then othen move in to
make the actual drua sales.
Area narcotics enforcement of-
ficers praised the efforts of Santa Ana
police. Surveillance an~ other under-
cover activities neceuary to ident ify
the forces behind the drug houses are
costly in time. money and manpower.
Irvine narcotics Sgt. Leo Jones said.
Santa Ana is a popular destination
for high school a4e drug users in
Irvine. he said. Penodic sales arrests
WE RE Li s fl N1Nc
made~y Irvine officers in Santa Ana
pointed to an organization ~uch as the
Carranzas arc acl!used of running.
Jones said .
A pattern of illepl aliens using
rundown, nearly un(umished houses
to sell small amounts of drup to a
steady stream of customers could not
be coincidental. he said. "There had
to be an outside force thlt controlled
these thiDj.S."
Other officen were hopeful that
Santa Ana's enforcement program
would help keep the lid on the nearly
uncontrollable problem of drug sales.
"We basically try to keep the lid on
as best as possible," Costa Mesa
narcotks S,t. Tom Boylan said. "I
think they'rcdoinaan exccUentjob ....
Still it's an unending tide; you do
what you can."
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BLQOD SUPPLY SHORTAGE CRITICAL .••
From Al ·
tended during the drive to include
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The center is open from 8:30 a.m. to
3: l S p.m . weekdays.
Mobile units in the Orange Coast
this weekend include a visit to Sperry
Univac, 29 Executive Park, Suite 180,
Irvine. from 9 a.m. to I :45 p.m. tod~y.
' A mobile unit will be at the
c aristrano Baptist Church, 32032
De Obispo, San J uan Capistrano,
from 9 a.m. to l~S p.m. Saturday.
TOP STORIES IN HUNTINGTON BEACH •••
From Al
School students -were arrested on
drug charges following an undercover
o_pcration on the campus.
The investigation was requested by
Edison Principal Jack Kennedy, who
earlier in the year saw Bill Workman.
the coach of the Big Five Conference
co-championship football team, in-
stitute a voluntary drug-testing pro-
gram amo ng his players. The program
was believed one of the first to be
implemented in the United States.
Also in Huntin,ton Beach. a dcc-
ades-<>ld dream o rebuilding down-
town areas came closer to rulity with
the approval of a $60 m illion re-
development plan.
Officials signed a development
agreement with the Huntington Pa-
cifica Development Group that will
build a high-nsc, 300-room hotel and
other major structures al Pacific
Coast Highway and Main Street.
Officials expect ground to be broken
on the hotel by late summer.
Efforts to clear old buildings from
the area got off to an unscheduled
start on Dec. 19 when fire swept
through the interior of an old brick
building, seriously injuring a fire-
fighter and roullng a number of
upstairs apartment dwellers.
Other developments m the city
included:
•The completion of repairs on the
storm-damaged pier after months of
controversy over escalating costs.
Officials also disclosed plans to
Dperate spontishing boats at the pier
and to buy a tram to ferry visitors to
the end of the 1.830-foot-long struc-
ture;
•Completion of the 14-stofY Char-
ter Centre offic.e building, a three·
pack movie complex. three res-
taurants and a five-story parking
structure at the formerly blighed
intersection of Beach Boulevard and
Wamer A venue. previously was oc-
cupied by Ocean View School Dss.-
trict headquarters.
I Approval of an ordinance de-
signed to eliminate illegal bootleg
apartments, in downtown neigh-
borhoods. Officials hope to crack
down on the illegal units by adopting
new regulations designed to prohibit
conversions of wet bars into kitchens
and to base the number of parking
spaces on the number of bedrooms.
•Orange County supervisors ap-
proved a compromise plan that paves
the way for the development of 1,600
acres of Bolsa Chica marshlands near
the Huntington Beach coastline. The
plan that's been debated for a decade
or more calls for the preservation of
91 s acres of wetlands for birds and sea
life, construction of up. to S, 700
waterfront homes, possible const.ruc-
tion of a navigable channel to the
Pacific Ocean and a 1,300-slip
marina. The OK on the navigable
channel hinges on a study by the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers.
•The sale of llcoholic beverages
was banned at all service stations that
intend to conven a portion of their
space into convenience markets or
snack shops.
•In September, two airplanes
crashed into buildings· adjoining
Meadowlark Airport. In one instance,
four people escaped injury when their
Cessna 172 crash-landed through a
second-story window at a nearby
building.
•A concert by the Beach Boys for
September was banned by city leaden
who voiced fears that they'd be
overwhelmed by crowds.
•Officials agreed to spend S 19, 950
to finance studies that they hope will
persuade Cousteau Society officials
to locate a $20 million marine
entertainment and education c.enter
in the city.
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