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Home My WebLink About1986-02-20 - Orange Coast Pilot--------- FiOMCAIT&ON A2 * THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1986 13 banks robbed within 26 hours 8 robberies Wednesd ay m ay set record for h eists in a day; loot exceeds $10,000 By TONY SAA VEORA Ol h o.llyNe41tafl Bandits struck eight more Orange County fi nancial institutions Wednesday. continuing a robbery spree that netted mo re thao SI 0,800 from 13 county banks and savings and loan offices ovc:r a 26-hour period. IMAGE Latest spring fashions in· side today's Dally Pilot Coast Three Lagunans will par- ticipate In the 255-day Great Peace March from Los Angeles to Washing- ton./ A3 Entertainm ent Shakespeare's "Hamlet" receives a masterful pro- duction at UC Irvine./ Al INDEX Advice and Games Boating Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Publlc Notices Sports Television Weather A10 84 A3 A6-7 85-6 A 11 8 8 A8-9 A10 A12 84 A3 8 7-8 81 -3 A9 A2 Boy ln AIDS case can attend school Chan non Phipps. the I I -year-old El Toro boy with AIDS an11bod1es 1n his blood, poses "no danger" 10 o ther students and should be re-ad matted to school as soon as possible. Supenor Court Judge Harmon Scovalle ruled today. Phipps, barred from attend1ngcla<;<1 in the Saddleback Valley l Jn1ficd School D1s1m1 -;ince Au$u'>t. said he was happy but admitted some clao;smales may "tease me a little ·· -Stevr Marbl~ FBI 10vcst1gators arc qucst1onmg three men arrested an connection with some of the Wednesday hold ups, believed to be the most Orange County bank heists in a single day. "Eight 1n one day, as far as I know that's a record for the county," :.aid FBI agent Frank Calley 1n Sant.a Ana, adding that he didn't know what spurred the deluge of robbenes Schools 6tress health subjects Irvine trustees h eed task fo r ce's ca ll to -cover d rugs and sex By G. JEANETTE A VENT Of ... Delly ..... ltllff A recommendation for increased emphasis on health instruction, cs- pcciall) an the areas of substance abuse. human SClluahty and nutn- tion. was adopted this week by Irv me U n1fied School.01s1ric1 trustees The rccommendauon cam e from the Middle School Task Force, ap- posnted by the Irvine school board and the D1slnct Advisory Forum, a parent-teacher organization. T he group was instructed by the board a year ago to cumine the ways the se' en th and eighth grade schools serve students and parents .. tn hght o f a changrng societal context, changi ng expectation~ and possible chan&es in the needs of students." Helen Cameron, pres1dcnt of the school board and 1t.s representative to the task force, said some middle school~ were already addressing these needs in their curriculm and the recom mendations would not s1grufi- cantly alter these programs. Bu t, said Cameron. the task force dad want ·•to emphas11c the im portance of these curricula d1stnc1-w1de " Dean Waldfogel. assistant '>uper- intendent of mstruct1on and cur- ri culum and also a task force mem- ber. said the study also included a survey of more than 2.500 students, parents and middle school staff Waldfogel said those surveyed were "supportive of substance abuse programs. but did desire to know specifically what 1s being taught, and the same applied for human se'u· ahty." The tac;k force wa~ partacularl) concerned w1th the quality of health 1nstruc11on. said Waldfo~el. Refer· nng to the human se'uahty compo- nent. he said. "this as one of the most difficult areas for instructors to teach It as frequently fraught with d1~om fort." In the past. Waldfogel said. "It ha~ been the nurses who have the !>kill~ 1n dealing wuh tt11s area .. In other action. the Irvine school board : •Re1ccted a reque'it hj l tn111ers11y High ~·hool to ~II fireworks on campu<> 1h1\ }Car Rcprc<;entatl\ es from the '>thool"s foothall team ..aid the\ typicall y ra1<>e ac; much a-; (Please eee lllVINE / A2) ··Bandits usually keep &O•na unul they're caught and ri&ht now there's a few that haven't brcn apprehended." Calley said. He was also unsure how many of the Wednesday heists could be related 10 the five holdups Tuesday that clajmcd rou&hly SS.too from institutions m J:ountain Valley, l rvipe, Tustin, El To ro and Lagu na Halls. "We haven't had a lot of time to sat down and sift through the robbenes in the last two days-we've been too busy going out to them,·· he said. More than $5,700 ·was stolen Wednesday dunna robbcnes at lhrtt Bank of Ame nca branche in Fou n- tain Valley and Anaheim, three First Jn1em.a1e Bank offioe$ in Laauna Hills, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach: and two financial mst1tutJons tn Tustin. No inj uries were reponcd or shots fired an the robberies, between I p.m. and 3:25 p.m. Calley said some of the money from the heists was also recovered. Police arrested a Santa Monaca man allegedly fleeio$ from the New- port Beach holdup an a 1974 go ld- Dli9r ,_. ...... _, LM ,..,._ Andre Paplllon and Cecilla Pene11M:&JDe oat to eee the nerda at UC Irrine and wound u p winning the contat. He came In flrat and •he wu 8eeond . Revenge of Nerds atUCI It'<; not exactly a beauty pageant. .\nd it's certain!) not a test of brainpower or athletic skill. It's a fashion show of sorts. although Vogue and GQ magazines won't pay any attention. It's also a populanty contest. though wmning "on·1 guarantee \OU a date next Sa1urda) n1Jht What 11 1s actuall) 1s the annual Nerd ( ontest at lJ( Irvine. a C 4 hance PHIL SNEIDEllWI "" . THE LIGHTER SIDE for engineering students to poke tun al their 1magr as senous bookworms who favor pocket calculators over pohtacs and computer pnntouts over music video~. Thecom~1111on takes place dunn~ l (Ts ycarl) Engrn("('nng W~lc. at- 1Cct1onatel) dubbed "Geck Weck " The lighter side of cn1unecnn1t 1!. (Pleue eee l'fERDS/A 2) colored, two-door Plymouih that matched the dC11Cnpuon of the &etaway car 1n another heist carhrr 10 the day. Add111onally. Tu,11n pohoe nabbed two suspects that were allegedly anempuna to escape from another heist in an Alhed Van Lanes truck In the Newport Beach arrest. Emerson A11an Sun. 20. of Santa Monica was pulled over by police minutes after the First Interstate Bank office at 2750 W Coast Ht&h· way was robbed about 1:5.8 p.m 'Police recovered more than SI .000 beht''cd to be taken m the holdup. A sun was also found 1n the cat, ioooed at Jamboree Roa.d nonb of East CO.st H1a,hway, said Newpon Beach offioer Trent tfan u Hams said poltcc arc anvesnptina whether the man arrested in Newport Beach could be respons1ble for the two heists in Fountain Valley and tbt one 10 Cost.a Mesa that same day. Moreover. ht' as sUJpcctcd of two other local holdups Tuesday - 10clud1n1 one at the •Barclays Bank o ffice: 1n Fountain Valltv -and (Pleue ... BAim/ A.a) County approves sound-Insulation in Heights homes Residents prot est 'hothou se effect'; ---_....,_,_,. ----buyoutpla nOK'd By SUSAN HOWLETT OllMDellJNe41tafl Dt'sp1te opposauon from Santa l\na Heights residents who say the pr<>- ~m will create a "hothouse effect" in their homes, the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted unani- mously Wednesday to install sound "insulation for homeowners near John Wayne Airport. The board also approved a ··purcha~ assurance" plan lO buy the home\ of some of the residents near the busy a1rport. Outlines of the purchase assurance plan and the acoustical insulation effort were approved by the su~r vasors about a year ago. But specifica of the c:sumated $36 m1lhon effon were delayed because of lawsuits cnallenpng the controvet'Slal Cll· pansaon of John Wayne Airport. Acomprom1~ 1nvolvtng1hecnyof Newport Beach, two community groups and the county rc-sulted an the d1sm1ssaJ of the lawsuits m Decem- ber. allowing the a1rpon 10 ~eltpand with a new tenmnal to serve an (Pleue eee 80IDfD/A2) Floating bait shop urged in Newport By ROBERT HYNDMAN Ol .. D119J ........ A shortage of ball rpa) be hmttang business dt velopment around New- pon Harbor. spon fishermt'n say. Bui a proposal 10 anchor a flf)ltttng bait shop there could lure fishermen and their business baclc to the harbor "There arc good areas for spon fishing a round here," Stt've Greyshock wd. "But sometimes it's Just 100 difficult 10 purchase bait and we're losing fishennen to Dana Poi nt and other areas ... Grcyshock currently catches ban and sells 11 to Newport fisherman from has boat. Dunna the ~lo>Aer winter months. tus catch lS usuall') enough to meet everyone's needs. But dunna the busy summer mouths. be often cannot catch enough bait or be has to travel all the way to San Pedro to fish . The lonier trip ~vents him from rcturnma an ume to sell lO the fishing boats that lr-avt Ncwpon Harbor at dawn Ore\ shock has been JO•ned by loc~I spon lishermt'n tn asl1ng the Ncw- pon Beach Manne IXpartmcnt to consider a proposal to anchor a ball rcce1"er at the mouth oftht harbor. The bait receiver wo uld enable bait to be stored and sold while (Pleue eee P'LOA1'1PfG/A2) Drug boat suspe cts ordere d b ack to court By STEVE MARBLE OllMDellJ ......... Three men tnd1cted b) the Orange Count) grand JUry on drug smuggling charges "ere ordered \\-cdnt's<la} to return to Harbor Mun1c1pal C'oun tn ewport &ach >Ahcrc a Judge d1~ m1sscd 1dent1cal charges agamst tht'm last ~ear ~tlham \lelson David Chm anJ \ 1ctor L uun1 all ol \anta < ru1 app<"arcd 1n < l'ntral "1un1l·1p.1l l 1)Ur\ 10 Sant.a .\0,1 and plt·adcd 1nn1~ent 111 thl' felUO\ fhaf"ltl'\ It 1s alle-ged the tno smuggled mon: than li\l' ton~ of high-grade Col- ombian manJuana into Newpon Harbor in the cabm of a sailboat. The\ >Acre arrested Jan. 21 . 1985 . ld.ent1cal druf smuuhn& charges wcf't' d1 missed ul) 2fwhen Harbor \1un1e1pal Court Judge Russell Bos- trom rult·d Ncwpon Beach poh~ l·ondul·tcd an ill~I search of the 'l'\WI The la~· "a' rt'Surrcctcd b' the ~r.ir1ll 1uf"\ "htl h 1nd1ctt'd tht' tno lPleue eee DR U0 /A2) Gasdum ed by Mesa firm drains into harbor Fish & Gam e fil es charges in gas spill By PAUL ARCHIPLEV Of -Dllllr ,.... l tefl l\n unknown amount of gasolt nc that drained into Newport Harbor Wednesday was traced to a Costa Mesa roofi ng fi rm. whll"h had been siphon ing a m1.xture of gas and water out of a storage tank into a gutter. A worker"at Crank Brothers Roof· ang Co a1 126 Commercial Way wa'I 1ry1nf to siphon water out of a gasolant storage tank that had filled up w11h rain when ~mconc left the tank's cap off. ~1d firefighter 'ipec1al- 1st Terry Evans. The water-gas m1llture was flowtng down the gutter. into a storm dram a nd down to the harbor The strong gasoline smell attracted the atten11on of nearb}' fi rms. as well as law enforcement offiClals Costa Mesa fire officials were called at I· 18 p m .. but Newport fire oflic1als had been trymg to track the source of the gas 'ltnce noon, Evans said Offictal'i' efforts were hamocrcd because of rarn showers that obscured the source of the gas. Besides Costa Mesa and Newpon Beach fire officials, representatives of the county 6 nv1ronmcn1al Manage- ment '\gcncy, the Coast Guard and the state Fish cl G ame Department wen-on the scene. Costa Mesa firefighters built a small damn an the gutter and d1s- tnbutrd absorbent matenals at the Crank Brothers site to stop fu n her dra1na1te. while Newp0n Beach of- Hirlng suggestion for Laguna: Only non-smoker s need apply By LAURA MERK Of llleo.lly ..... lwt 'imolcer5 could have a hard timr 'lttunng a Job w11h the Caty af the Laauna Beach ( 1ty ( ounc1I follow'I South Pasadena's lead 1n h1nn1 only non-~moke~. Councilwoman Bobbie Mmkm"'I \Ugemon io take a closer look at South Pa dcna's ncwl) dopted pohcy drtw both aston1 hcd and blank looks from other council mc.-m - ber' 1 ue\dtly naRh t Thouah there wu a ~neral lack of ~uppon for even cons1dcnna adop- tion of a ~1m1lar policy, the council aarttd 10 review South Pasadena's d~1 aon M1nkm said ~ht wa' 1n- p1red b) a recent article on the oo- \mok1na oohcy On Feb. 5. the South Pa5adena < 11) c ouncal approved 11 rtSOlut1on an jtruct1n& the Ctl)' man er to &J"e preferenual <'ons1dcra11on to non - ~mokm 1n hmng new cmplot tts. \tl1d South PaMdena ( '1ty Clerf Rub Kerr The pohcy was approved bccauSt' the council believed smot en have more health problems and l't'quatt' mort lime off for ~1C'k leave \p«lfictHy. "whffevcr po'~ablc~" .:ti\ dmtn1stratol'1 art d1rt1.. tt-d to hire new pohcemen and fircfi&htrrl "ho havt' bttn non-smokers for onr )car In hanna rmplo)'tt\ for 01hrr cal) JOb'i "prcft'rtn1..c hould bf 11ven to nun-make~." the pohn reads (Pleue ... 8lllllt0/ A.2) tictals placed "conta1n1ng boom-;· h' the Arches Manna to block the flov. of gas into the harbor A pn vate firm wa~ called 1n to pump the remaining pollutants from tht' gutters Although the amount of ga\ sipho ned off wa.s not dctrrm1ned E'ans said the smell was \Cl) strong "If someone had rnmt' b~ Wlth a lt&}I led cigarette IL cou Id'' e bttn .t real d15astcr." he said "Eight y~ars ago wr u,eJ 10 ho~ 11 Bobble Minkin I do" n "'hen this happcnt·d Rut 1hat· .. no longer allo>Acd Warden DafT)l .\\Ila nl the \tall" F1$h & (1amt· Dcpanment ..aid \Ulh '1ola11on!I arc common thrnughnut Orange ( ount~ fhe depanmcnt 1., lOnt1nu1111t 11' tn11t'st1,at1on of the tnc1dcn1 hdnn· determining v.hrther to file l h.Ull<'' against C ran I.. Brother'\ .\'ala \31,t ~nc~ ot thC' l·ompan' lalC' .i m11\1mum S ~.llOO line and J \Car tn i:.ul 1f authl)rttte\ dl'l'1dc to proWl'Utr 8 ) PH L ARCHIPLEY Ofti.0.-. ..... ltafl Chargl'"s ~rn· lilt'd against E.uon l <1rp \\ ellnl"l\J3) for nush1ng a gas '>PlllJt llOC' 1>1 ''' In me gas c;t.auon~ 1nll' :a tnhut.lf"\ of ewpon Ba) last \epltmher Tht' l'hargt'\ lill'd an Orange ( oun- '' l cntral C1,un in c;anta .\nab) the < ahlom1.t Ft'>h and G ame ~pan. mrnt lollov.cd tht 1mpos111on of a lint'~' the ~nta -\na Reaional Water (Plea.11e eee C BAJtOU/ A2) County approval near for call boxes on freeways By PHU. SNEIDERMAN Of-0.., .......... Tran\portatmn ntli1.. 1al'I l'\flC'l t 111 win 1he nC\-CS'3r'\ \II\ appro\JI\ nnl w«k to clear the "a' fnr 1n'>talhn11 ~Jill ~l,e\ lllOni 01";"1ngr ( tl\IOI\ f~~a\\ . Tom Fonunc .1 st'"1l..r,man tnr 1 hr Oranae t ount~ l ran pona11un t om- m1\\11ln, utd I" ol ()1'8n&c l 11un1' ' ~6 '{1t1c' haH' alrt'itd\ tndorvd the rull htn plan liut thr IQ llll n111 rcptt.,..nt 1 maJont' nf tht' 11lunt\' t"-t'I malhon 1T'l1dent'I •~ ft'\lUlrt'd h\" ne>A la" fl"\ em1n \dll h(" linan1 intt Hov.c,tr. tht' .\nahc11n .1n1t \'-r,1- min'tt't' ''' l llUnlll\ dl"l' ht"duled lo l11n"der tht• pmgrnm T ut~1a~ For- tune' "'"tan())... h' t1 thtr rtt\ would flU'h tht pm ram O\ er tht' maJonty m.tr\. The l all ht" plan ha" m1t bttn n·1~ ted b) .-n, l ll" that ha con '1>1trro 1t 1 nrtuM \&ad l ranc.po~31111n otfa aal'i '>l.td call nt1\ Nl Ir.er\ aot a nt)(l\I thl!o ~Ir "'hf'n olunnh 1n "' 1 •tt<"> tncludan1 Hunt1n~ton Bcilttl Co~ta Mt<U and I aauna Beal h 'otN1 to rndorY the pr, ~m f ountain \ t1llc\ nd "lcw. 0c1r1 ~alh appro't"d thr prosram (Pleuc eee r a&sw A T J A 3) -. A2 * Orange Coaat OAIL Y PILOT/ Thursday, February 20, 1988 BANK ROBBERY: SPREE IN COUNTY ... P'romAl about ~'en ~arl1l'r hc1~t\ from Ven- tura to the 8 tt}' Arca Suu remained tn l USLOO)' T hurM!a) 10 lieu ufS ~IJ.000 ba il for ,u,pK1on ol mb~ry Poh<..'t" "-tll' dkrlcd lo lht· Newport Beach rohbtl) h) a \llcnt alarm tngered afler d lone bandit handed a note demanding l a\h to onl· 111 1he teller\. I lam' ~1d In T u\ltn. pohu· 1.<.1llarcd C h.ult·~ Rn'i<'. 31 alldrl'" unkno"n. and Da\ 1d Barr 42 of lll1nlm on \u\p1non 111 111hh1ng J Wdl' t-argu branch at l.tf1!JI R1.•dh1ll "'l at 11 ~'1 & m Puliu: rn o\ ncd .tit lh1.· mont'' trom thc hr1\t aboul S.it1l1 \ bo \\, l J ne-.da' • \ I'" 1ohhu tkd "'Ith Sto'i1 from 1h1.· B.1ri l.; ul \rna1l d hr.rnlh al 114 ''J Ht •·•~hu f\t "it 1n h 1unta111 V .t lk\ 11,,. 1'1lit'x·r had !!ti" 1.• n .1 noll' to a bani.; t 11.-1 .ihout I I 211 .i rn 1nd11.,1tt11)1 tha1 ht "'a' lJrning .i "'~ap1in \ar.J I "u11ta1n \ J fk~ I ktn · ll\l' I> uni "-an\t' \\ 1tnn'>l:' 1.k \1.rtht·d thL· ulpri t ct\ a "'h111· rn.ih \IJ }tars old, S-foot. Y·rn<.hc~ iall wuh dark "'a'' hair Hl' v.a;, "lid to bt' v.eanng a na'' blu<" ba'>t"ball cap. a "'hll<" T-~h1n and a blue d<"n•m 1ackct 'u gcla""a' tar "'as st't'n • ..\nolhcr t-o unuun Valle)' rob- ber) wu lhv.artcd al 12 S7 p.m. when a 1d lc-r refuM"d to ha nd o'er the monc~ lo a ban<.11 1 at thc Bank of ~mcnu1 brum;h at 1611J2 Harbor Blvd J he teller held firm although the ro bbt-r handc-0 her a note saying h<" had a gun and gestured toward his "':mtband "lari.ct \Std 5pookcd by 1hc t·m plo\t'\'\ rl-tuu anct the bandit fll'd H(' "'3' dc~n hc.·cl a\ a white or H1~pan1c malt' "'It h a light complex- 1un h fret i.t ll. I Q(I pound~. 27 or :?M 'l·ars old "'11 h dark hrown hair and "'l".mng J hlut· I t'' 1 Jat ~el and Jean' • \ \t'Cond I u~t1n robbery o<.· l Um:d.il l ~f -l flm l.\hrnabandll Jl'mandt·d monc} lron1 C u n\lltut1ur1 h:dl'ral ~a,1ng-.,.ind Ju;rn t"'Mll I .,lh '>t l he t ulpnt lkd on ftml "4 1l h SI . S!J<J. '>a id pollll' I le"""'' dntnbt'.d a'i a "'hill' mc11l' l!J H'cir'> old. 6 ft.-et Lall. I ISO puumh. w11h bro" a h.d&r anJ mnu\t.11. he Ht> wa\ \aid to be v.('anng <1 bro"' n \k1 Jal ket. tan pant\ ctnd .i tirttn \tod1ng cap •A bandll lcft empt)·handcd from th<" I tr'>l l n1erst.a1e Bank bnrnc.:h 24032 El foro Road. 10 Laguna Hill~ Lt D1clc Olson ~1d the man handed th<' telkr a n ote de manding ca~h but fled abOut 12. I U p m. without an)' mone}' No weapon was seen 10 the attempted hem The robber was $aid to be 1n h1~ mad -20s wuh brown curly hau, weannga blue t>a<;ehall cap and a bfU(' J3Ck('t. - •In ( o~la Me"Mt. about SI J)QO wa~ \tulcn fro m the f 1r<>t ln1cr~1a1e Bank branc:h at 1029 llarbor Bhd about I 15 pm •The c1 gh1h robber) wa!. rt"poned 1n Anahe im JI the Bank of Amenca o ffice al 100 C) Harbor Blvd . where S I OCXl wa\ tak<"n b .. a lone band11 "'l'anng J ha!.cball t:ap, JCan'i and a beige Jal kl't Dally P ilot reporters Pbll Sneldermao aod Susa.a Howlett al10 eootrl6uted to lbls story. SOUND INSULATION OK'D FOR HEIGHTS ... From A I <: .1111 ti• I ' I 1111111110 JM'>\l'O!!l'f' .1 ~~(tr 1 Ii • l'\1\lHI~ ll'TffilO.il \l'f\l'\ cih11u1 I 1 rn 1l11on pa\\l OltCr\.srinual- 1 I he-pb "' "71pp mYC'd \A;C'd ne\d;n J h: dt·\1~rih l 111 uintorni 111 'late rt:p.ula11•m' th'1t hmtt no1o;e It \t·h Jn arrport t ·"' Jl.t'rrt riltt· 1n c,urrtt und111j! n~1~hl .. 1rl • 11h llomt·ov.nt'I' (.Jn t1 tlll'r ''"' r lhl 1r hr1me\ lt1 lh1. ti unt·, f11• <.:al 111 ,1ppl~ l•>r lh~ rt111'1.' 1n,ula1r11n r rr•1•rit n1 ( 11u111' 111111 1af, ... ,rd!"' 1pl ''"h rm·d l .t 11r t1n.1n11.11 haahh (I\ qll y1 1 lrf\t pr 111r11. C 11un1 . • lltl 1a l\ arc h11prny J1H mun· In t r.1 1 Jl.fJnl\ a11d murw\ ~··rwrn 1• I I• rr11 tu .nd \.sk\ 111 p,1 , l•1 r \ht• \11IJ11d J•l1 ,.,flllJI. l'\llmilll'd 11 1 • 11\I ~1'.< ti /I 11 .. \ i u1iu pn lt'lmt· I hn 'd" lhl )2 n111l111n 111 w l·d 11 11ir1l·, '~·1 .i"dl· tor thl· pldn' "''"nut hu\ m.in\. homl'\ nc,r Pil ~ ft •r 1 hl· "1u nd prnoti ng. { ount} f fl\ rninnll'Olc.tl 'vianagl' mern -\gcno <;pokc~man l<ohert t ,- F 1c,her -.:lHl \anta \na Height\ n.''' llenf\ C\pfl">\l'd -1 On\1dnab l(' aJ\. ph:a\urc" al <1 u1m m11n1t) mcctinl! !tdd Jan 21 n it lhl prr1f)l1Wd plan'> Ht ">aid l ht l111111t·1 '"' nnc, wan tt·d proix.·n\ '.11111 '"" 111rnrc.·n\al10 11 ~nd v.l·n: "'"rr rnl .i l,.1u1 1h1· ·grl'l'n- h11u\t · lln t" 1ti.11 111.1. ti.· trl'alcd h\ lhl Jdckd 111\ul.11111n · l he '>a mt 111ni trn\ "'~rt :url'd \\ l'<l nec,da \ '-' l' \h11uld ht ll1rnpl'n\alcd for th• u"· 11l •111r .11r 'P·•t • 11nt· rr'l1dcn1 ,(1 ttl I he: '>Oundproofing plan will now 1ntludc: air cond1t1onsng lo prevent 1he "hothou~... or "greenhouse" l'fku that may be created by the msula11 on Several of the residents also voiced oppos111o n lo the standard 1nsulal1on pack.age the county proposes, 10 which all the homes wall receive the \ilme amo unt of 1nsulat1on About 4 5fJ humes are ehg.iblc- f1'>her '>Sid the acoustical plans wall he: modeled after similar proJects rmplement('d 10 ne1ghborhoodr, near a1rpons in Seattle and New York and around Los Angeles lnterna11onal 1rpon NERD S HA V E T H E IR DAY AT UC IRVINE From Al h111hl1gh11 I "Ill llllt ,, Ill ol , • ftllfK'T .mpl.111 '" lh r 11 ~ .. 111.Hlt o! t1101t.p1t ~'.•rid 1111tl;n·, hunt 111 I'• •r•" de \!rd' I Ill'!•'' C\ 1.·11 .111 T>' drr •I• <Ompelrl111r1 lr111T1 tin• nit 1111111 1,f l '< f , I ll!ltflllllll~ lluild1t1)1 But lht htFJlt''' ,1ttr.tt t111r, " 1 ,, d1111!11.1lh 1h · '•t rd r nll'\I \I 111 11 \l..l·d11n.d ·~ '' '1 1 'l111h-rrt\ (111111 • d mr,111.1t Ii• I \11111 \ 1.1p 1t qd,1\'.t \ • d 111 r II •d :1.11kr ~.\ 1 !Ill '' lioql 1ntrr11l11u'll lln 111tll'\I !I'' ,1fld 'lllll,tlf Ii-" tJ II I 111~ ''I · 11 pl,1ud :111:11 l.i ,oflll \ \,I,, 11,:-.r I t ltUpli-11f rtrtf'l'I\ In tit'(( ' '. r adrnrllnJ • r V.11 111 11trv· I' r ,ir·· pl""l' n1,q11r\ Hui •• 111 ;•111 1 111111 n• .1p<1 rt ,. •\\ I' ' \ tr.1111\ H ti\ht'll 1nl<• 1tw iu1.lgr nv .11 ,,.,..,d 11d c1·. h1\ .c IL' ~J"'\l 1 I' J l lu ttk.1 hcri: " 111 flf \t'n1 rt' 1111~ \lud•·r '' ,l\ •t • 1A11rld t Im I .\ .11t: c 1.trr I Ill c 11 ... !1111\l .ippl.1u\l' IA.I I ( tit lu•1thc1 J nd-\r\ll'I tt·.in1111 1 1111 .11 d I tli l l11rl•k I v.111 ~ 1ht· r11gh1 't11ll .i i \,auglc ' .. \1111rtnl I !It "'h11 V.J\ drc.·,~cl 1n ii 11.,r.il drl''>'> lhJt IJ!lcd 111 (Cl\l'I her ""h1 1c '>llP a n·d rl.m J '>l<lrf ''°l 'nl'akl'r and 11nt kath1·r \hue \ r .shh.tg.l' Patt h rJoll "'a' nnlkd 1n hl 1 pu rpk ha1. ~ na< "- H cr u1mpJn111n I li p !'ntc rt .. rnLd the dt "'d h• pla' 1ng J pl.s\t11 flute. - ... 11 h ha'> no\t' \ lrn·n<I npl<11m·d lhat !l ip.., l h1d 11n1.1.·rnc, are hu\1n11 pJ1 ,.,1 .. 6 p1:rmll\ r,:,cll1n 11 h1\ tn 1- hi1t1k\ and nrl''"'' 1n1t hlac.k-:intl v. h11<: td n 1\J11n f f1p \\a\ <IWJr<kcl Jif\t f)rl/l -ii , dk ula111i 111 ll•Ul\l -wl11lc I iii 11111~ home. ,J • <1n1l'fU f11r \C(<Jnll plau· '' tht 11nt1·'1 1 r1nlludcd flip 11111 ·"-Hk n t1li ed h1m.,1:ll a\ .\ndrc.· l'dpillon ..1 ~2 •car 1ld \l..r\lrnrn\ll'f 11'\ltknl ;in.I wn111r mn h.inll al "n(l.t- ncnrng \tucli'nl ,11 I "<;1Stcr" Fifi introduced hcr..elf ac, ( cc1ha Pcnera, a 20-year-old I rvsne rc'>1dent and Junior mechan1t al en&•· nec:n ng \tudent Pcnera explained thJt '>he and Papallon are peer .teadcmic advl\cr'\ who decided to e nter a '> "peer-nerds " 'h n once sn m\ hfr l wanted to do 'omt·1h1ng ""cird ·and onginal 'he \did Pencra ..aid '>he: nurcha<,ed F 1fi , drl''>'> tor 115 t ent\ a l a thrift ">ho p bul .iddcd that th<: ( a bbage Pat<.h do ll "a'> hl'f own Lng1nel'nng l>can ~awyer ..ail.I 1h1· '-erd < ontl''>t ,., a healthy ac:tn It} "We kno ..... we have a strange image 11n l a mpu'> '>(1 we might as well malec ha\ of 11 ' he -.aid "This ht:lp'> 1·nKrrH.:cnng <itudenl'> 'ihow thn ·re d1'>11 human bc1ng .. that the~ h;t "l' a \CO'>C of humo r and t .in l.1uKh JI thcm-.cl ... n DRUG BOAT SUSPECTS BACK IN COURT ... 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Yrom A 1 I " n Ir r 'lrt "•I' n l h1 r 1 ' 1 m plt1\ • \ arr r ti 111 11 Jr "~' .ir1 .i~ll•'n11nl \\1lhltir 11 ,., trlltjl lhr h.l\t• llfl! \lllll~t· I li111111 •1'1! 1 ... 111t1 tuel 111 lh< 1111 11 1111· 1w.-1·r11pff1>t • IWf'tn' \m11~ 111 11 ~11 1\rn lh1 •ttll' .,,.,tr l'l 1Jll,l I lfll1 j I' I 11 "J • 11• I ~ II•" I Ii! MAI N OFFICE . ,. .... . . . .. VOL 78, HO 51 I )II t 111 tllt 111111 llf twr ffil•m t)(" I ue\da\ n1gh1 C riu n- I•\ ,in lntt'll'\tlO (lli\111•11, lrrr 1h1 rlm.10 I >.i n ~l·nn1.·.. d lormcr 1! f\r11Jlh 11' l\,1dr•n.11• t.t~ 1 '..t ul \lt111< r i It• 1ugh .1 • •P \1 1111 h p,..,Jcf<'nJ ' p1il1~ ..,,., rv11.1' 11l.1hl<' 101hr • 11unt1I \r!IC•~t r 111.11Jt II clear he """uld ht Jl(al n\t .ippr11" 1ng a \lm1lar p<>lrt y for I .Jituna Hcach "I wfJufd be rnn< r rncd "''th thr nght' 11f \moker~." he \31d. 'I II tell vou no\.\>, I won't v()te for rt .. Justcall 642-6086 V. hal 111, "'u like about thf' Daily Pilot'' Wh,11 li1n I , •u 1 1 ~1·' <all thl· number above and ~our me,\.1gt" ·111 he rtrordrd tran\t nl>cd ancf <Ir 11-...:rrd I<• 1h1• appropnate t"dllo r r h(' , .. me 24·h<1ur anw.cnna \f't'Vlt (' ma\ ht" 1\('d to rruird feller\ to tht t·tl11m o n an·, t11p1t ' ontnhulor\ 111 our I ~ttt"r\ ol 1mt1 mu,i int lu<k :h~1r n.1me and tC'l eph11nr numl'x'r tor' enlu e1t11>0 Tel l\ u\ 11oh.i1·, rin \11ur m1n<l Dally Piiot Detlvery It Ouarantee8 ... A I ... .... _. . ",,.~ '(" ' ... • •' .-4• -.-.. --, "' .. ·~ I ..... ~ Clrculatlon T•lephon•t Sun breaks through after storm l he sun rNppeered OV« Southern CallfOfnla this morning utile 1u1 In a long aerlee or Pectflc atOf'ma moved ... t. but only alter closing the curtain on a c.lebflty golf tournament and Mndlng mud and rock• down a few alopee Varlable ctoudlneu wu predicted'°' tonight and Friday wlll be fair. according to the Nallonal Weather Service Days wnl be 1llghtly warmer and nigh ti cOOler Low cloud• and log wlll IO<m In coaslal areas, according to th• Natlonal w .. ther Service Alollg the Orange Cout It wlll be lalr tonight and Friday with patchy late night and early morning log and low cloud1. A llnte warmer days, but cooler at night High• Friday 87 to 73. Lowa tonlglll 42 to 52. • From Point Conception to the Mexican Border Inner watets· Weal and southwest wind• 10 to 18 knots tonight becoming fight and variable Friday morning and welt 10 northwest 8 lo 15 knots Friday afternoon and night Westerly swell 2 to 4 feet :'\. ~ * ("-) FllONTS f~f \ l li -r~ rsi./~ N1•~ -'M.....,. U .S .• T euips l111te lloc;k lOU•l "'Hil ~ Mtem<8-;h M ........... Mpl•S~Paul .. ~ .. 4) 76 47 eo ee 37 33 JO 09 7S 41 11 M 40 33 69 42 83 S2 ~ ., 2:.-.""•'' RA" r ,,,., ,,. "'l J Cll,,1~l ~<"tra1 Htgh to.. IOI 2• '"'"''~at $ p m •t··~· l'f••••f ""'' • "'• At, <) "'•· • I "'· • • Atl>aony 19 3, ... ..,, ... .. "'-°' ... ,,. Ai~-ee •4 Amw•Ho 7S ~ Anc:llof.aoe 2 I 10 Calif. Temps Atl•n1a 89 S2 A1ten11<. Cuy • 1 38 Auetln 93 ST • Bell•mor• 45 ')Cl 81nNngl\..,, T& 46 eo... ., 31 Boelon 32 J 1 llutleto •• 33 0-S2 10 Che,_IOt> S (. 61 ~I Cnw•ton w v 61. !>~ Chetlolte N r &41 •l c~ e2 •6 Cl\U90 40 37 C-•11 63 •2 ci......a •e J2 Columou. Of\ &2 36 Od ... fl Worth 87 ~ Oey1on &o 37 '*'-11{1 18 0..M.,,._ 32 ~ O..rOlt 43 '33 °""''" 21 01 El Puo 8 t 49 F .i.t>en• • 0 I -03 FetQO 02 • 13 f"le(l9t•ll ., ')7 Gt an S3 "'-Yor~ No'10I• lfe Oktal>Oma City Om.na OtlW\00 PMael.iorue P11oen<1 P1!11t1>ut91' Portlel>d MMOnCI St i..ou.e 81 PM•Tampe 8-11 LMI • City 8lll> Anlonoei<a r~ Tutae WMllinQIOf' WICllll a W111tt .. Befr• E xtended 112 63 .. 37 '" 62 s' l8 )~ 22 •S lJ )) J2 17 •6 UI 03 •II J8 S8 os 'i6 39 eo oa ~fl 39 9e SS 17 28 "" ·~ 19 06 44 35 •S 3t 8' $2 !>8 '.16 •S •O ~ l3 •O )'> P11rt1y "°""Y and wn11,,.,.., humod .,llh al!ghllt et10•• no1met l~elu•• Hogna 1n llO• an out catching more ball. The 96-fect long and lO-ffrt v.1de harge-hkc structure which would C:O\t fro m S4CJ,00(J w S50,000 would tx: a nchored near the mriuth of the harhor 'iuch bait a\ anchov1e!>. \ardines, mackcrc:I and \quid would be sold from 1l'> tank\ Thl' propo!>al ha\ 'upp<in from local spon fi'>hcrmen and li'ih1ng boat <..aptains but <,omc: local rc<,adents o pp<>'>l' 1he plan for 1t\ p<1<.s1ble adver\(.' impact!> The "'cwport lfdrbu r Are a ( hambcr ofC ommerce 1n .. 11cd <,even -;peaker'> 10 part1c1pate in "The ( 1reat Baal Debate." which wa\ held Wcdnc'>day mo rning. Bo b Bisbee. owner. of B1 'ibce'-. ~ponfoh1ng of Balboa hland, ..aid every business in Newp<>n If arbor - from tackle shops to boa1 yard'> to re'.ita urant'i -huns bccau'>e of 1he lack of ball for <ialC "I get more complain I'> on 1ha1 than a n> one !\\UC 1n Ncwpon Harbo r." he <;a1d f 1<.h1ng l"HJat 1.apta1 n Hill Vun Henkle ..aad ell.1'>t1ng bait recc1,cr" a t 1wo harbor lcx:at1ons are not e no ugh tn provide enough bait for everyone. In acld111on. th<." harbor\ warmer "'dtl'f\ arr not a\ tonduu vc to \lonng fl.,,l' ba11 as the lornt1o n at the mo uth 111 1hc harbor would he.- . I here " d lr11 of '>Uppon .. Von I It n~lc \a ad '.\ lri1 o f jX'o plc a rc "'1llang L11 pul monc-. in111 thl\ In fall. l.\e're 'iu t>\ l'r'>Ub<i<;rtbed we could build anothtr "'cwpo n Bca<.h ... While fishermen '>uppon the pro- ject some local re\1de ntc; ma} not A '>1m1lar propoc;al wa'> killed b}' tht· Ncwpon Beath C ll)' ( ounc1l 1n I 11x I following c,trong oppo'o1l1o n h} H:\I· dent-; Byron F-arwe ll who live'> near the propoc,ed ball receiver '>lie. '>aid 'iuc:h commercial enterpn\c\ !ihould be lo<.a lcd 10 .t tommcrual an-.1 ol thl· ha rbor not near homn John "1l•<.·rman., 'kltd pollu11011 pruhlcm\ 1n lhc harbor m .J} not nM1'.l· ~uc.h J la1.tl1I) fta\lhle "I kl'I """> 1111 th\· hJl1 1t11 .in oulgoing t1d1.• .. hl· -.aul Bui C1 rl'\\hoc.k "'h" " '>l'l'klnll \Upp<1rt lrom vanuu\ harbor bu" ne~\C\ ;ind re\ldt:nl\ 10!>1'-l\ lhat \U< h a PfOJCl I v.uuld 'iUl(t:l'li FREEWAY CALL BOXES ... From Al earlier 1h1'> month Irvine c.ounu l member\ cnd<>r'>cd lhc conc:cpt lac,1 year but musl vot<: again on tht• prngram 1n the coming week'> · • Orange ( ount) '>UJ')Cf\l\t)r\ al\O ha,cc1ppr0\cd 1he plan. but rc<i1dc:nt\ 1n un1ncr1poratcd area., were nol 1ndudc.-d 10 thl· po pula11on talh bct aU \l' thr 01.·v. la"' refer\ S!X't1fi1.alh to u11c' I on um· \J 1d <>me 1m1alled lht: l.t ll bo\c\ "'ould dllo" molrin't' 111 make t'nll'rgcnt; t :.tlt.. al o ng lhe <oun1y·, 1 l l mrlcs 11f frct."wa;'> A \1m1lar \)Stem alrcad}' 1\ rn use tn Lo\ Angele\ ( ounly w11h phone' plau·d eve!) quancr-m1lc 1 he Orange ( ount> 'i)\tc m wi ll tx: fi nanced under the pro\ 1\sons of a law to-authored b) 'itate Sen Ma nan Hcq~t:\1111 K-!"oc~ port H1.·al h I lw la"'. which took cOnt Jan I allov.\ lot.al government\ to add up 111 SI fK r 'ft:ar rin111 \latt· vl·h1dr llLl'O'>C n•gic,- trat1o n Ice'> fhc mo ne; I'> t<J ht'. u\t'd for 1n'>tallat1on operation a nd ma1ntcn an<..c of a frl"cwa) tall hm 'i\\ICm Jamt'\ Kenan tinanc-e direl tor l11r the f>rangt• C nunh Tr.10~pon.11111n ( 11mml\\lon \a1d h1· hnpt'\ a llt'\\ \t'r' 1u· .1uthoril\ to ll't'f\l't' till' t .ill bo\ \\\ll'n1 t .in hcgtn mn·t 1n~ 111 Marl h. alllw ugh u1llct t111n of lhl· Ill'\\ ll'e ma \ 001 bt'g1n until ~l'ptcmhn He \aid lhc g11al 1\ to h,1w the fir,1 Oran[l.c ( o unl> t .ill ho' 111 o pcra111111 h\ 'vi arth 111!P • l\l'nan \<lid 11fliu.it.. \till ha\t: lo dl'tl'rm1m· ""hclhtr to 1mt:ill J hard wire fr<.·c v.a> phone .,~,tcm or,, r,1d111 l) pc tcllular phone \)\tern IRVINE SCHOOLS EMPHASIZE HEAL TH ... From Al \211 1'1(){/ lrnm lircworkc, ">ale\ a1 an ar<."a c,hopp1 ng center hul v.ould he.· unahlc 10 use thl'ir u\ual lcx.atton 1h1'> \tar bc1.au'><· of uimtrul11on at lht· \Ile < amcron \a id thl· hoard v.ould 1nf11rmilll} help the ll'am look f<1r <t lterna II" t' """" • \d11pled a rnommcnda11on h) hoard membl.·r "A ar, E-llcn lfadlc:}' to 11ncn up the finl' .trt\ \umrn cr \lhoul program tn \tucknt' 11ul\ld1.· the dl\trn 1 on a k1 ba\I\ Had It'~ \aid the 11 \l > " one 111 the ll'v. d1\ln<:t\ 111 o fkr a summer mu'>1C program II would be an c nn<:hmcn1 program for ~t udents lrom other d1stncti. and wo uld al'>o generate money for the tl1stnc.t\ fin(' artc, pmgram. she said • .<\ctcpted a S60,000 donation from eight residential builders toward water and ~wcr improvements for child care ponahlc: bu1ld1ng'> at <itonc < reek f:astshorc and Nonhwood elemental) -.choof., •Selected lhc l U\tin arc hitectural firn1 o f Know le·, & La Hon tc · for planning Jnd Jc.,1gn of Vv c.·,tpa1k Flcm<.'ntJ r'v ~t hool in Wl'<.lpark .1 nel.\ village to h<: t on<,tru< tcd h~ tht• In inc C o near Main .incl < uh l r \trect<. e A.ppnl\·l'd ii 4 5 jX'flenl llJ\t-uf "VI ns I 0( rta\C for Ir" Inc \{ hool d1'itrll t managemrn1 C1t roac:11"<' ''' Jan I f he 1ntrca<.t appl1e' tu pnnupal'> a\\l\lant pnnupal' P'' <hologl\t\ l urn<ulum u 1o rd1 na1111 \ and other non-1cad11ng \tall The POS H Answer to l<VarJTI "1eather Tropical s uitings offered in a broad spectrum of fabrics and colorations. S elect from classic stripes, plaid solids, or tick weaves. All tailored of cool, comforta ble feath er weigh t wool or tropical blends . Gentlemen 's Clothing Inspired by Tradition 46 Fashion Island ( ) (714) 640-83 10 , Ballet for kids slated in Laguna "Babes in Toyland," The second provam 1n 8aJlct Pac1fica's "Ballet for Children" sencs as set for aturday at 3:30 p.m and Sunday at I :30 and 3:30 p.m. in the Fe~t1val Forum Theater, 6SO Laauna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Tickets arc $5 each and m.ay be picked up at the box office, which opens one hour before each performance. Group rates arc available for 15 or more tickets ordered for one performance and paid for w1th one check. f or further 1nformat1on and to charge ticket orders, call Ballet Pacifica in Laguna Beach at 494-727 1 Swim, scuba claue. .et Scuba l~wn~ and adult sW1mm1ng arc offered at the Costa Mesa downtown pool, 1860 Anaheim Ave The S I swimmmg "s<.1ons arc available from noon to I 30 p.m and from S p.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, as well as noon lo 2 p.m. on weekends. A new scuba cla\s begins Fnday from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m A SI OO fee 1s charged for the class, which covers ocean dives and 1, hm1ted to 15 students.. For more 1nformat1on. call 645-2797 or 642-1569. PC users meet ln Mesa The Orange ('oast IBM PC User Group will meet Saturday at 9 a.m. at Columbia Saviogs. 2252 Harbor Blvd .. al Wilson Street. in Costa Mesa. The featured topic will Ix "wftstrip." For further 1nformat1on. call 966-5250 or 850-04 74. Llons to hold auctlon The Lagunc1 Niguel Lions Club will host a chanty au('l1on Saturday at 7:30 p.m at the Montanoso Rccrcauon (enter. 25800 Montano~, Dnve. M1ss1on V1e10 Airplane 1nps and other Hems and services have been donated by local merchants. and the S2 door donation includes wine and hors d 'ocurvcs Proceeds will he donated to Lions ( lub chanlles. and more information 1\ a'a1lable at 496-2241 Jugglers vle ln Irvine The Pcrfonmng Ans Section o( Irvine·~ ( ommunity ~rv1ccs Department will sponsor a video night for JUggl1ng Cnthu!>laSb Saturday from 7 to 9:30 p.m at Northwood Community Park. 4531 Bryan. at Yale. 1n Irvine Admission 1s S3 for adults and S2 for children. and tickets will be available at the door (all 660-3928 fo r add1t1onal information Women planjolnt meeting The We\lminstcr/I ounu1n Valle) and Hunt- ington Beach branchc'i oi the Amenca Association of Un1ve~1ty Women will hold a 101nt meeting Saturday frorn 12.30 lo 2 JO p.m at the Lo<; Casullos Me~1can Re~taurant on Beach Boulevard 1n We<;t- m1mtcr Mana (\1ehe'>. ~ho 1\ 'itud)tng b1omed1cal engmeenngat I ')( on an A.AllW fellowship. will be the gue't 'ipeaker Call Rosalie Lyons at 893-7337 or Sue (1ate<. at 962-47~<. for more 1nformat1on An Invitation: Attention organlzatlon presidents and MC- r.iar._ W• want to h94p m111e your upeoml"9 event•. meel•"9• Mmlnar1 and lvndralMrs 1uc- OH1ful Send brief announc.ment1 1ncludl"9 11me. plao., cost (II any) and a ptione number lor additional 1nl0<ma11on to Buneun Board. D111y Piiot P 0 8oi1 tS60, Costa Mesa. 92626 A9Portt ol your club or organlutlon's activities -Ilk• community aervice profect1 or electlori of otf!Qer1 -atiould be directed to the Community News Editor at the Hme addrea Non-returnable black and white photograph• are wefcome Thursday. Feb. 20 • ' ll 1 p m Laguna Buch Open Space Subcommlttt>e C 1t'f hall 1.onfercnce room • 4 p m . Laguna Beach Hama.n Affairs Commlnee. ( ommun11y (enter. 184 Legion C.,1 • 6 30 p m • Lapna Buch Board of Adju1t· meat. Counul < hambers, 50S Forest A vc • 7:30 pm . La1aoa Buda Cabl e Televl1lon Committee C ommuntty Center. 384 Legion 'it. • 7 30 pm . Jrvlne Plaunlag Commlnloa. (11y ( ounc1I Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Bl vd. PoucE Loe Or_,. Coat OAJL Y PILOT /Thurtdey, Februtwy 20, 1918 * M : Bird focuses on women in business:~ CbJef Juetice Roee Bl.rel 87 PAUL AACRJPLE Y °' .. ...., ........ lfOranae Coast listeners wanted to hear Chief J lUlice Rose Bird defend hel"9Clf Wedne$day apanst srowint sentiment for her removaJ from the C&11fom1t Supreme Court, that's not what they iot. Speaking before the Oran,e County Chapter of Womeo In 8us1ness. Bird focused on the growm1 role of women in ·society a nd su~ted they have a unique opportunity to brina a aiuier dearce of compauion and empathy to society's issues. "As women play an 1pcn:asmgly promi- nent role in busfocu. the pressures that traditionally have been part of the road to success for men arc a problem that women now must face," Bird said. "Everyday, each of you is called upon to handle a lot of stress with equanimity and poise and stall ma1nta1n your rclat1onsh1ps with family and fnends in an open and caring manner." Speaki04 lo about 200 men and women at the lrvtne Marriott Hotel, Bird S&Jd women should look for ways to barmonue their penooaJ and pro(eu1onal roles. and to bnng human valun to their craf'ta "Your work should be more th.an JU't • JOb; n should be your callina. .. she u1d Such a view helps link an ind1v1duaJ to the communitY. and pennilS b1m or her to make a eontnbullon that benefits all of society, she said. "When you see your work 10 thu broader context, the wks that you perform take on a value qunc apart from the monellfY rewards th.at our society m•y attach to their performance. .. I( they arc tasks that arc wonh do1na. they are worth doina well. And the slull and care that you bnna to th~ tasks can 1n tum enhance their worth and mmt." Bird said Perhaps alluding to critics wt.o have denounced her liberal views and eoun dec1S1ons. she said, ··when others treat you as an ObJcct. there 1s a strona temptation to do un10 them what they att doing unto you. ··.The dangers of such a response arc .,at. People are ~uccd to lhanp Wbicb ": can br manipulated to reach a rJ. Butr., 1uipp1n1 people of thetr bumanny, when .... c:amcd to cxtttmcs. 11 the stuff that lla~ty and concentratioo camps arc made of... 1 Bard said ~. Notma that culture has aJlowcd women. : ••to be in touch with their fcehnp," Bin£ . suuencd they u&e that qual11y to fitbt poverty and ignorance -.. two scouiaes of , humanity that the America'n dream prom~ ( 1sed to end • : "We must bnna compassion to the , marketpl'cc of 1d~s so that our d1vcnity ' can remain a source of strcnalh ... she S&Jd. "And we must bnng human values back to the social equation on wb1ch our nation was founded so that fair trealmenl and equal opponun11y can ciust for everyone." R1bbmg the ncW1 media. wh1ch she wd. / have milted substantial and banaJ 1ssuef' ahlce when reporting about her. Blrd said, "I Stt we have some members of the i>teU here tonight. so I think we should gtt the"' most 1mponant qucsuon out of the way: ' "How ~o you hkc my new hairdo?" .................................................................................................................... .__ They' re taking a 3, 235-mile walk for peace ~ Laguna triowilljoin '-----marc h a c ros s nation to promote ha rmony By LAURA MERK ori...o.-y,...,..., Three Laguna Beach residents who plan to 101n in the Great Peace March, a trek that is expected to involve thousands of A.mcncans on a 255-day walk from Los Angeles lo Washington. D.C .. have been recogn11cd b> the Laguna Beach Ctty Council. ( ouncilman Bob Gentry called the march a statement "about the future of the life on this planet It 1s the biggest h1story- malung event 1n our nauon today." The council passed a rcwluuon endors- ing the walk that begin!> March I . It 1s \ponsored b;i PRO-Peace (People Rc~ch- 1ng Out For Peace). Kevin Henry. 22. will make the entire l,23S-m1lc walk His mother Eleanor. who is also a grandmother. will Join the group 1n New York dunng the last two weeks of the march. J: I ~ j I I "I've been involved 1n peace acuv1sim since I was 14," the yo unger Henry said. "When I heard about 1l, it 'itemed the culmination of what I've been doing all my life." Tom J<>1kl and his wife Gayle. an elementary school teacher, also will J01n the march. Jo1lct 1s a surgical technician at South ( oast Medical Center in South Laguna and a un student 1n social ecology with a focus on peace. Gayle and Tom Joliet, Ke"rin Henry (from left) of La&una Beach map oat the croee-country route ai.-,,... ,.._ ~ Lae ~ they'll take on the 255-day Great Peace 11.uch to promote nuclear cUaarmament. The Joi lets have raised SI 2.000 of the S 17 ,000 they need to JOIO the march. Although PRO-Peace asks each pan1c1- pant to raise only SI for each mile. the Jo1lcts s~ud they must pay the rent on their Treasure Island mobile home and child suppon payments before they leave. Consequently, they will be forced to JOJn the march in Las V cgas. Jo1let said he will show a video tape and ~hde presentation lo groups along the County hikes mooring fees at Newport Harbor By SUSAN HOWLETT Of IM Delly l"llot l t9fl Boat owner~ lca\1ng Newport Harbor moonngs from the county will sec their fees 1ncrca'iC more than a third over the ne,l threc )'cars following a dcc1s1on by the Orange ( ounty Board of Supervisors Supervisor\ hiked fees for the county\ 18 offshore moon ngs from SIR per foot of boat per year to S2S. 1n accordance with change<; in the Consumer Pncc lnde:1;,. The S 7 increase will he pha<ocd in over three years. Since I </KO rental ratec; for slips 10 Newpon Harbor have increased by an average of 64 percent That increase JUSt1fics the ra1~ 1n offshore moonng fees . according to a Newport Harbor ( ounly tidelands report The net revenue increase to the county will be S4. 7R I annually Newport Beat h Ma vor Philip Maurer said the rate increase has little effect on yacht owners in Nc~n Bay since the county 1s onl y responsible for 18 offshore moonngs out of the harbor's 1.300 moonngs. "It doesn't have much of an effect." Maurer said. "That's onl y 18 out of hundreds." Newpon Beach Tidelands Adm1n1s- 1rat1on spokesman Tony Mellum said the city will evaluate its moonn$ rates ofSl3 per lineal foot in July The c11y·~ moonng rates have not gone up for two years. he said. "\\'e will review a number of factor;," Mellum said Although the rates arc "a bit higher" tn Newport Harbor than 1n ne1ghbonng resort areas along the coast, man) of the boats have occupied moonngs there for several years. Mellum said The c1ty·s wa111ng hst for the moonngs t'i I~ lo 20 years long. he added nuclear disarmament." Jo1let said. route. If contnbuuons come from the talks. he Wiii be grateful Jo1lct will keep memoirs on his convcrsauons with people to conclude a research paper when he returns on how 10 make world peace possible. Henry said he finds the whole project mind bouhn~ "It wtlfbc nine months That's as long as a !i.Chool year and as long as a prcgnanC). Some people have sa1d we arc giving bum to peace " "This may bnng about world pejlCC and Board gives ousted school chief paid leave of absence By LAURA M ERK Ol IM 09lly Not ..... Two months after the Laguna Beach School .Bo41rd voted not to renew Superintendent 8111) Barnes contract, the board has given him a paid leave of absence until his contract expire!> July I The board voted 4-1 this we-ck to grant 1he leave of absence effective Monda) The d1stnct's four pnnc1pal!I and assistant pnnc1pal will take turns as acting supenntendent until a ne1A< supenntendcnt 1s hired. said ( lydc Lovclad)'. the d1stnct's busine~s manager Barnes. ~ho was out of town and could not be reached for 1..omment. 1.1.itl be paid the remainder of his SS6.327-a-)ear sala" and the d1stncc .. contnhuuons 10 his account wnh the State Teachers Reurcment S)stem The board also agreed to pav Sames a S300-a-month mileage allowance health benefits mcludinga physical e"am. which c.annot eitcccd S400 and a total of 44 da) s of vacation. Board member Susan Mas said ... We ftt'l ll ~ill be an etlectt\e ~a~ ol ru nning the d1stnct. This 1s not unusual We arc not paying him off" But Hatr) B1thell. the board membrr who cast the d1sscnt1ng "otc. d1sagrc-cd "There ~111 be add111onal costs involved .. He refu'iCd to elaborate .. I d1dn·1 thin!.. it was in the best financtal interest of the dmnct I frlt he could do the JOb 1unt1l lh<' end of his 1crm l." Bu hell added ' ' Irvine police seize three in Newport cocaine bust 19!<4 N1s\3n r1ckup parked in the 1110<1 block o 16th Street Tuesday night • • • .\ burglar reportc-dl)' broke into a Latitude (oun home Tuesda} and stole a S 150 diamond nng • • • A\ S200 pair of eamng'I and .l S 75 st olen I tom a black 198.: BM\l. 1.:1h dt'K", thl' \ ll Lim told polit l' \l.-cdnl''>· parked 1n th e 100 block of Paulanno da\ \fonda) • • • Thieve\ reportedl) brnl..e mlo a home in lhe 800 block ol C one1 \ofnnda' and stoic a $400 cnlor I \ '>t"t and a s\oo m1crowa\t' O\t"n • • • By PHIL SNEIOERMAN Of lfle 09lly -It"" Irvine police capped a '>iit-wct"k drug invc-.l1a:tt11in Wtrlne<iday w11h the arrc\t of three mrn ot a Newport Beach hu'linC'I~ afier they allegedly lrll'd to \ell more than two pounds of coc.11ne to an undercover officer Cary MacDonald Breeden 25 . and Richard Jody Breeden, .S.?. a father and son wh o re•nde m San ( lcmente and Richard Louis Frnnch1no 26 of Costa Mesa. cocame for $40.000 Police estimated the 'itreet "aluc ot the.cocaine at S200.000 Jone'S said officer"i al<.<> ~1Lcd a 100-ounct inaot of ~1lver from one o~ lht men·\ vehicles. clock were stolen from a home 1n the 700 block of Poppy the '1ct1m told police Wednesda\ Coeta Yea .\ $600 v1deoca'l\Clll' recorder wa~ reported ~tolcn from a home 1n the 600 hlock of V1c1ona 'itrttt ..,unda' L&Cuna Beacb The owner of a car parlt'd \l. edn('' da' on \fountain Ro;id at C1lenne'~ -..trcet rcponed a theft of Sl SOO 1n propen~ from the locked H'h1('le • • • In -.eparate incident\ 1w11 home1 were hurglanlCd Wedne~(:ia) .\ < ap1'trano 4' vrnue residence had s~ 000 worth of propem taken. the '1ct1m Yld .\n Oak Strttt rc'itdent told pohct' that a burglar hroke .1 "indo"" to t'nter the home and took about S700 in propert' • • • Polt1..e arre'ited Jo'lt' \.i1cha<'I PcrC'1 Bustos._\"' on su<1p1non nl dn' in under the 1nl1uence of alcohol Bust~ 1.1.a'i 'itopped at I a m 'Wednc'ida~ along the MlO l:llod. of 'ileep' Hollo1.1. Lane Pl.Keli 1n Orangr ( ounl)' Jail on 'IU\p1c1on of drug la~ v1olat10M were Fountain Valley Two ma~kcd h3mlm reportedly held up a Rrookhurst ~treet hair \Alon Wedne~ay even1n$ nnd took S 714 in cuh and Jewelry trom lour cu'itomcf'I and two employee' The robhcn 'tormed the ( ottag<' ( utte" Hair Salon at about R 4S pm Wcdnesda), pointed gun i. al the v1ct1m'>. forced them into bllck office and took their propcny, polt~c '9'l1d They Oed on (001 Both wcrr dco;cnbed D'i white male\ in their l O'\ One was weannga "lei ma\k l ht. u1hrr had the hood ot h1" \WU t'lhir1 pulled O"N h1\ ht"ad ••• Bunthiatoo Beach Thr o..,ner nl .a \llv<'r I Q7'1 { hev- rolct < amarci p.trkC"tl 1n the I h I !XI block of ~clnd'( reponetl thal van- dal' thrtw a r0< k thrnu&h tht' car·, w1nd,h1eld . doing \200 1n damaac. Wtdne\dl\ ••• T h1c\e' repon dh \lok ri '11rf Sgt Leo Jones ~1d the arrest\ were made at Franch1no's business. R amt R Custom Woodworking. 400 I Bm:h St Jones said an undrrco\er offict'r concluded a deal at the businc'S'i to purchase a kilogram (2.2 pounds! ol board and 8 wetsuit valued at $4 30 from a liaht blue VolkswnRcn Squareoock parked in front of:\ hom<' 1n the 16400 block of Fort'1 Hill\ Wednesday. ••• After break1na a window, lh1eve., reportedly stoic the SSlS stereo from a car parked 1n the 100 blO<.'k of th trcet Wednesday • • • A SI 00 iold watch wu reported ~1olen from a home m the 14200 block of Spa by a th1efwho entered through o rear window Wednesday • • • A rcs1dtnt 1n the 20000 hlock ofBia Bend reported th t thieves had 'tolcn SI 0.000 1n Jewclf')' from her home wmct1me 1n the Po't month Jrrine rc•ndent in tht 4200 bl()(k of F1re\1de ( 1rcle rtportt'd that he tound • buriJar ln'1dC ht\ hou~ whrn ht ~turntd home cart\. Loda\ l ht' ' The invest1gat1on began in Irvin<' last month when someone mentioned the availability of cocaint' dunns a ra ndom rntttina with an Irvine undercover officer. Jone~ said v1ct1m told pohce the th1eftled over a rear wall w11h an undetermined amount of Jewelry bcfort he could catch him He de\Cnbc<t the 1h1ef ai1 a slender 5·foot 7-mch H1!1pan1c or hluck male • • • Jewelry. a TV 'let and a v1dcoca "Cl te rrcordcr were rcponcd stolen from a home alona tanford Wednc~A) . • • • Thc attendant of a p.s station at ~~275 Culver Dnve reported lhat I black-haired woman ~anna ' Oowtrcd drc'' drove up Wedn~)'. pumped S21 10 ps and dro"e nfT w1thou1 paying Newport Beacb wmt"nnc rtponl°dl> 'tnle a S200 watlh and a S 10 kc) nng from 1 homt" 1n lht' J 00 block of 2Rtb . trttt earl\ Wtdne\da\ • • • ( 1t1J't'n t'I nd C'quipmenl 'alut'd at SI 00 wa\ tt'portt'd '10lt'n from a whitr • • • l\n S!IOO car ,terC'o 1.1.a' rerlorted Crash fatal toHB.man I\ Hun11nat0n Beal h man "a" killed 1MU1nil) Wedne\da) when ht' drnH h1' car out of a parking 101 and ('olhdcd wnh another car Henr\ Anderson. 7 . wns pro nounced dead al the '°'ene ~honh aner the 4 10 p m an•1dent on Brookhur"St \lrttl 1n Hununatnn Beach .\ccorchna to ltuntinaton Rcat h poltce Lr' Jack Rcinhoh1 •\nden.on •11\ lf'9"tnl ~hopptn ctnln parkiA lot Just south of .\dtm\ "\enuc when ht was hll broads1dt' b) a nonht•ounJ 'chicle bf ma dn' en b\" Rrure Mal nm of ( o'll Me'l.I Malcom. 18 wa'i sltghtl\ tnJUrt'd Re1nholu u1d \c1..ord1n1 to the C >ran1e < ount) C (lrnncr'\ offi1.r \ncttl"\on di<'d of 1ntern11l 1n1uriC'\ .\burglar entered a locked bu\ines~ on liouth c oast H1ghwa and !>tole an estimated $6.000 ~onh of merthan- DA probes shooting of armed man by HB cop By R0 8F.RT BARKF.R ()f .. hlly .......... Thr 1 >1 ~nse < ount\ D1'tnd .\1 tome\ "'"' t''>llpllna lhC' \hnotina nt an armed n1:in h-. an un1dent1fi<'d Hunungton fka<.h poh~t' 11fTit C'1 poh1.c anl1 a 1h'tnl t attnme\ c.po~e' man confirm<',! 1cld1' The man v.J' hlent1fiC"d "" < rr ral1I f-lo .. J ~1 ¥o1TCT ~:ud lhl'T n"<'T1vrd a fT'PC"M nt a man all~edh htt lluunating nd ftn n .. aun\hOt' It ahout 2 I m It h1( rn1dent e tin ~ r n \ 1<'~ \trttt The motn ilPPl'rt' 111\. con11nued fin~" wea~1n in\11k h1\ ~rage al\er polt1.e am' C'tl Hr thrn 11lle1t"Cth pointed h1' gun •t -.n 11111\''('r and ... , \h1't one 11mr polt\e ~1J lft "'"' 'A OundC'd 1n thr lnrr h\ i 'hotaun \ ICllCt aol.j wa' ho .. p1tnl11t·d ;11 I < f\1ne MC'd1cal (enter a~·tord1ni to < •Pt 8111 ra>"ne • f1(1HJ who"° O<'C'upat10n ""a' n J1 lo!l<'d wa" artt'ited on 'lu .. p1t 10 of a \I ult ~ llh a dead I\ v.eap<'ln.. J•a) ne 'l!1d Famih memh<'r. LOld pohre th the man 1p1"3rcnth ~a§ h11lun nat10 from a pr1"(i('nbcd mcd•l ine Pa' n• '-llld Tht 1nH\ltpt1nn ol the offo:t't'· 1 n,· o"·C'd .. unxmn1~lJT'l'f('d ~vt'T 1 • th<' Orange ( ounl\ Oi\tmt <\~ tom<''·, 'hootin in'~1ptmn 1e1 • ""a matttr of routine poltte \aid .: Oran1e ( ounn t~pul\ I >atn l\ttom<'' Rl'>n John\On conhrmC'tl th. 1n\>t\tlllt10n but drclined t• rlaboratt' He '11d eonfidrnual ftndit '"'' ""ill hi: turn~1 11, <'f 111 P1'lh • t h1<'f £..arl<' Robnailk Filipino writer's slayin~ probed Execution in LA termed the work of professional kille r LOS Ar-.(1H F\ I .\Pl -The: ,1a>1ng ol an .\menlan-bawtl ~ 1hp1no Journalist Jfter he rne1' cd J threatening note had 1hr mark ol .1 profrrnonal killer.~)\ ht'> publi'>hl·r whose newspapt•r oppuwd lhl' "1arcos government Oscar Sal va11crra 4 1, "a' ktllnl l'l\ a gunman who Cnll'red hi\ 'uhurh.111 (jfcndalc homl' anti \hot him 'l''Cr~ll 11mes. JUSt a da) after he rl'll'1\etl .1 letter 1hrea1en1ng ht'> Ide The f-HJ " 1nvcs11gat1ng the ~1a .. 1ng. Police. firemen battle blaze at.flooded home in Sacramento. Sal va11crra "a' 1h1: Lo~ '\.ogck~ bureau chief of 1hc: ~an hanu '>co- hascd Phil1pp1ne Ne .... s a wtTkl} that had frl·quentl) ed11onal11e<.I aga1n'>t the go' crnmcnt of Prl'\llknt t erd1nand \itarrn' < orawn i\qu1no "ho lhJlkn((l'd Marco'> in a b1tterl' foughl 1'fl'\ldt·n- t1a l ek ct1on tarl1er thl\ month \J1d 10 a statement "'uctl 1n l\lan1h1 lli<lJ\ \he was "tlel'Ph '>ddlknctl h' tht· \la}t ng Worst of the flo0ding over for inundated north state "That the murder ct\l urred thousand'> of milt'\ JV.J\ lr11m hnmt• does not tl1m1n1~h m' ""Oll'rll .it o.ill hecau'>e he died J'> m.1n' nlht" 111 h" tountnmcn did -111 dl"l1n'r "' truth ireedom JU\llll' .ind dl niw raq." \he '\a1d The noll' hl· rl'tl'l'l'd "11h v.ord' l Ul from f)UblllJtlOrt\ <llld p.l\ll'd onto paper 'aid l'hll1pptnl 't "'" a d1'>grau.· lo !ht I illp1n11 u1111111u1111' in the l nitcd \Lall\ I hrm1vh .our f)apcr your un"arr.1ntnl .1ltU\.1l111n' iJOd l1e\ \OU ha\t' tlll.Jl knl \!JUI m•fl count l)mcn ) 11u \houlJ hr J\h.imul to call 'vllU'>t'"'' I ll1p1r111' ...,,, t11i )Our rri mt'\ \1111 .trt '' nl• ntul 111 death b\ c\rlul11111 °')Ia n \ragon ,,tit'\ r11,ir1.1>?-•'r "'' 1h1 1icv..,papcr ·"'" rn11>nl .1 111,1111'\I threat Tue'>dll\ II r<.'ld 11nl\ ) 1111 rr nc \I •\le\ ( \dd 1t1.11lt1 put1ll\hl'I Ill !hi' 11ev.'>papcr "'tm h h.1' J , 1 r. ul.1111111 111 ~~ ()()() in !ht· l n1tnJ \t,tll'' ,111,1 ( anada ... utl · I ht· Jlrl'11m111<H• 11· pon 1ntl1t.alnl th.ii lhl' 01.11 v.1·111 th rough the "1nJuv. thdt ht' \hot \.I r ~ah a11crr<1 in tht· hi;Jt.I dntl tht·n th.ii he hxkcd the door Ito I ht ht:Jr"' n The lcx kcd dour "'·" lltl· n1.1r~ '' .1 profc\<,10nal k1lkr · ht• ,,11J rht• fBI t'nlt'H'd ll1t t11 \l\l 1~.1ltt•ll \\cc.I ne,da' 8 } tbt' A\suc1ated Prhi. \.fore than 11 .0<X> ~ople were dn \en from thetr homes when a < >IJ1, 1Jf\ prnlll tcJ tht "ur\t 1\ <>'er ..cnes of Pacific storm) dumped up 10 f11r 'onhcrn < .1hf11rn1a rl'\Hknt\ lY.O feet of rain and nine feet ol .-.no" Jlter .1 \\l'l'I>. 111 lt'ltl{ 1ou'> rain' thJ t 1n ~ome areas of Northern Cahforn1d t::i\l' ll \Ulltd 111 1lrnid1ng mud.-.hdt'\ m ggenng mudslide' that d osed high Jnd J"a11i, "a)<t and de'>lro)cd homes · 'lur "1u.it11111 11111).., \Cr\ 'l" ~t lca\t <,c\en deaths ha "e bct•n g11o<l '"1d :"\.Jpa < 11unt\ \hl•11tr, n·pon cd . < .1p1 f< t\ h.m.I l onngan • \111\I 111 'W l·tlnc\da)'. as fl ood "ater'> re- t•ur hitt pruhkm' hJ'l' ht.·t·n. 1..il.t.·n tedl'd rc<,1den1!. in man~ area-> hcga n '·'~~· ul t'\ll'Pt for dranrng u~ tht• 1nh of d1gg1ng their home\ and I ht· -'t1f\t l1111k' 111..e 11' prr\I\ P4J\'>l''>\lllll\ out from mud and water niud1 "'l'f \J1d '-Jt11in.1I ~eathrr · In thl' 'ianta Clara ( ount\ lum- °')'''' Ill l11rnJ\ll·r lloh I >1<11 tri mun1l\ of (iilro). resident'> ;tac.ked Kl'""'"''d < 11~ I hl· \.\t'.1lhl·1 wr' Ill' ptle'> of slim } furn11urc. th>'> anti rnl·d1ltl'd .1 211-1() rx·rtl'nt th:inu· ol 1:arfll'\'> at t urb\ldt to be hauled awa\ r<11n thr•·u~h thl' "'l'd,l'lld h) tleanup crew\, .\uthortt1e\ \;i1d \h1 IUI I• I I f)\"I tplnpt.'01 !ht• n11,1.ht Ill 260 home\ were damaged b) 0ooJ .11r,,ut.· 'ht.·ltn 111 "anta KmJ part Pl v.ater<, 1n (illro)'. wh1r h .., abou t Ml thL I _:>1111111 r1111rt. t '<1ll1.1rl'd from tht• mik'> ,uuth of~an Franci \c.11 dn.1\lJled .111"1 .ir11und nl•arh\ · Thi~ wa<; \uppo\cd 10 Ix' an a n·~1 c 1ul·rnntll1 >'hc1rthr l<u''"lll Ki'l:I thJt didn't ha'c a fl ood problem.'" 'ptlln.l 1nn 11' t)an J..' ,111tl tloo<kd lhl' hardl~ an)unc around here had flt.XX.I '""n 1n\urant.c. including me." sard Dan '<\l·nd1ng J>l'ttplt-h.11 ~ ir1 "ht.·1ny lhomas.41.a\heho<ocd offamudth dl\t t•1HJgl·d JI th" p11111t \did I ..irr. 111111 h<n · "-11 \ .. ,· '11 1h1· \11nn11i.1 I 1111111' < lll1l1 f ltHl<Jing in \mall to" ns around tht· 11 Lnwrgl·m' \t·n l•l'' · I ht c 11 1' \,1,ramento-\an Joaquin R1 ,cr Delta it .J!tl111111a ll1t'h"J' f'.11rnl1 ha\ .-.u tor1:ed new e,at uauon\ 'W cdne'><l:l\ uf\ r11.11lhlud' .ind .trt· lhn k1n~ "'The 1Aater came tn \O fa'\t ~l' t:H·r .11m 11\lnJ.( 111 ~t'l thr•iuJo!h V.t.: ll d1dn 1 ha'<' lime to ta ke anything." t 11rll l llll'd Jhoul prc•tl'l l1n11 hum.111 \d1d Pat \haw 61 who fled a floodl'tl Ith: Jt !hi' r• •1111 homl' nt'M v 1e1 ra 's Resort 1n the delta l\1c"1~ ~.1111 c '"' < ... .,qll lku JrCd "The) JU<.t hruughta rowh<Jal 111 ~111• p,1n "'·" ,·,1w• 11·d 1<1d,1\ 111 H' 01\ "intl ow and had U'> cleared out 111 ,1 lukr.il dl\,l\tt 1 11'11t•t 1,,, 1h1 ~he ..aid .-.he onf\ ..a 'ed her poudk 11 ;rrt. Rising v.atcr 1n the delta flooded eed a esume $9.99 Action-getting, personalized resumes & letters 759-7044 I , ••• ~·11,:1 •'.'i•J:J:L i I 11 ley1ld~ Dr .. Sult~ 290 N.wpon ka<l'I Beef Stick Sale .~ lh. -,tick, re~ularly S I l..9i t·a. *Free 8oz. Jar of S-H Mustard with Each Stick Imported from Switzerland $3.99 lb. Jmpont·d 'n~+~, Cht."e~ frt.",hly cut for you! Reg. SS.Sl) lb. on•r HP'" 319111 HICKORY FARMS ., SOUTH COAST PLAZA Carousel Court 540 6991 WESTCLIFF PLAZA DO YOU WANT TO ATTRACT WOMEN? Suentlc,ts are callin.c 1t thf' grea test ~f'X researc h breakthrough an decades ATTRACTANT JO al:- t uallv rnntains the pure 1·oncentrated essence, An- d ro-.ten1Jne Pheremu ne, themost powerful female Sf'X att ractant known lo fflliO ( 01ii-of' 'ii IHllf'.., fWrf ormi'd t hro111(ho11t E11r11pi· hHVf' d t>m11n-.1ri-t1f'd 1111 on tmvE'rt1bl v that any man wl-'artng ATTRACTANT l 0 Cologne hecomf'~ mvi. terr ou~l'v· Ann irre..,1stahly Atl rAC·ttVf' to women. It d oE-i-n 't mAtter how old 'vllU are o r how good -look - ing. 'layq i-r1enl1sts When a man exudel4 the es<>ence of l'ht'remone. the long 'lf.'rtrc h for agent of mai..c11Jine 1:1pp~al , Wllmt>n canno t resiRt him. ATTRACTANT 10 has tested extenR1vely 11n m en 1n rea l so<·ial l41t11 at 1crn11 The results a hve hN.•n "" aRtoundinJi: that. the makerR can guarantee tha t any man will be obi~ to attrac't thf' woman of h 11; dwit'e Tht· rnc rf'd ihlt> AT· TRACTANT 10 i~ mar- keted 1n thf' U. A ex- cluR1vely hy G lori& .Joycf' I ntnnA twnal NOW ATTRACTANT 10 111 1n a concent rated aero ol p ray for $24.9!) f'ft. or 21 :~9 9~ S e nd montv order or r heck to r. .. J In ttrnntionsl, 9701 W ilAhirt Hlvd . Suite 800. B.H CA 9021'2 or fo r faM del1vn y \J-if' your c rf'dit r a rd C'nll (2J:I) 'l.()~ 0754. 1 Ith & Irvine. Newport Beach 64109/1 f l.J 'OOanc<,ol l.irmland allcr hreal.1ng through ll'H'e\ on three 1\land'>. au1hon11e<. 'k!1d In Pewluma rn1tknt\ "'ho had been e"aluatcd from their \unuma t ounty homC'i 'C'' cral umc..,mumC'd V. cdnc'ida) 10 a ne" round of dt":rnup "hore\ 'T m gt•tling \Ired ul thl\" <>aid f\ erctt <,a nr1n ''I'm '>d hng out lhl'I 11me and go1n1,1. had. to thl· \1ara I can ~huH·I \nm~ hul I tan·1 '>hoH·I v..ater ·· 'W rdnnd.I\ < 111\ < ieorge l>cu· kml'J1<10 dt·clarnl \lilll'' 111 l·rn ergt'nt' in nine lOttrlllt'\ -< 1lcnn. l.ikl'. Mann Modrn \ac.ramentu, Santa C Iara. \Jnta C 1111 ~olanu and Yuha T ht• goq:rnor h.1d car her declared "'apa Sonorn.i .ind I lumboldt coun- 11c\ J'> cmcrgt.·n() Jrca\ a lir\t '>lt'P w ~cck1ng leder<ll rl'llcf Kn.id\ 111111 Yo\l·m1tl' N.111nnal f>Jrk wen· l lowd tx'.<au\r 111 rmlv \ll<k\ Jnd llluthltdl.'\ l>am Jgl' tl\ n1t k<.ltdl·\ Ill trai n tr..ic k\ ICtrled \mtrak to tanld pac,.-,. l'llgl·r wr' tlc 1hroughou1 < Jhforn 1a. C\tl'pl for .-.onit• lung·dl\tJnu· '>Cr' Ill' 10 ..ind out of l O\ 1\ngele<, lrom ( Imago .inti ''" < >rlcan\ -.aid .\m lra~ <:1pokt'\rnim John J.icoh\en 111 \\-3<,hinglon I)< Rt.·p.i11\ u1uld takr '>e..,.eral da\ \ he \.J ld I he main roult' through thl· moun lain\ J nta\lal~ l<ll rcmJint•d t lmnl near l rul kn· hn au,,· ol r11<. k '>lld1·' that l 11\ crl·d Jlf four lant'' DA wants to drop charges against Fiedler I f )"i ·\Nf1f 11 \ l.\P) -Dt\\rrtl ·\tturne' Ira Kriner \a1cl hl· v.tll '>l'ck d1\m1\..a l of poll11u1I u>rruptton charges aga1n,1 f{cp Bohh1 h edkr becau..e tht·re" 1n,uffil 1l·n1l''1dcnt ,. lo pro'>t't ult' ht•r J hJ't' rt'' tl'Wt'd Jnd ,J\\C\-.cd the l'' idt•ntt.• .rnd then• I\ rnwffi1..1tnt I e' 1drnu· 111 tndll<lll' a' l<Jlat111n nfla'>' b\ Hnhh1 I 1edkr · Kciner tll'l J;,in•d JI a 'nrw\ uinkrenll' Wed ne,dav Huwt\ er Rt•1nn ..a id hi\ ol1 rcl' will conl1nul' II\ prn\l'(Ut1on of hedkr''> I top;udc and llantc PauJ < larkc Both were 1nd1l tl'd and an u\cd of ofTc·nng ri val l a nJ 1da1r \!Jll' \en f d Dav" I SI 00 I){)( I tu qu11 the Republican 11 °') \)("n..11c ralc 1'1t•t.ll N "htle a1tatk111g Rl'1ner'<. <let l\1on lot Ontinut• prn'>lllg l hargt'> ag;.i1ml ( IJ rlll· l l.11mt•d the whole 1 alTa ir would h110\I her tamf)a1 gn "I hi\ l'rtlllt.' •'Pl\o<k " g0tng to pr11q· 111 the Ion!! run Ill tx'. a Ji<,11nt t ad ,antage 111 n1l' · '>he <,;rnl 1n Wa\h- 1ng1on. D < '"M> name 1dcn11fi- ration has 1 nt rca~d .-.ubst.anttall y 'ilalt" 1dc I Deportation of r ebel leader's kin blocked \A N f RANC ISC 0 !.\Pl -A federal Judge ha"i blot ked the deporta- tion o f a \alvadoran rdx-1 leader'<, son-in-law wh o c;ay, hr and his relati ve\ were to rtured h\ '>Ccurity fon:c:s in LI ')al vador In a dco~1on released Wedneway < hrl'f lJ c.; l>l\lm:l Judge Rohen Peckham \a1d federal 1mm1gra11on official\ have fail ed lo re\1cw Milton I opc1-i\legr1a '\l·latm'i of lhl' danger'i he face' 1f drponcd l opv -Alcgn a ha<i 1w1cr hcen on the verge of t.k porta11on Heartngdelay sought in Night Stalker case l 0 ' ANC.1 t l ~(A P)-Attorney\ for "N1aht Stalker" drfe ndant Rich· ard Ram1rc1 filed a motron Wcdnc~ day \Cck1n1 io delay thr preli minary heanna \Chcdultd to bc-a.rn next week Attomcyt Daniel Hrmandc1 and Arturo Hemande1 \61d 10 u motion filed with Munc1pal Court Judae Jame\ Nelson th t lhr y arc not prepared to h(a1n prcx.t't'dtn&\ next Moncb) Nel<ion wa\ '>(.hrdult'd to lttn\lder the mm1on iii ii he11ring toda~ Ramirt1. a 25-)ear-old dnner from l l Paso Texas 1\ charard wi th 14 murder count\ and '4 other fe lony ('oun11,, 1n lurl1njl t ttcmp1ec.l mur<.lf'r. hurjllar) r.if)(' \l><lnmy anti rohhcr; U.S. moves on aid cut to Philippines, would scrap bases WASH INGT ON !AP> -With anger s11ll building over the Ph11tppane clecllon. a plan to curb American aid to the government of President Ferdtnand Marcos won key convem while the Reagan administration said 1t . prized democracy more than two strategic U.S. military bases in that country. "We have a bt_g stake there." Secrelary of State George P Shulti told the Senate Budget Comm11tec Wednesday. referring 10 Clark Air Base and Subic Bay 1n the Philip- pines. the lar,est American bases outside the Uo11ed States But he added "W e ha'e a stake 1n frt'edom. We have a stakt• to democ- racy Let's put that fir"il, <>'er and Aquino sees diplomats, vows victory above the ba~s." MANILA (AP)-Corazon Aquino The desire 10 pu n1~h Marco~ quick· met today w11h diplomats from more h was rellected 1n th<' Senate\ than a dozen European nations and ovt'rwhelm1ng approval Wednesday Japan. and told them she was de- of a resolution declaring the prestden-termaned 10 assume th e presrdency of t1al election result'> were "marked b) the Philippines at the "earliest poss- !>UCh widespread fra ud 1ha1 the) 1blc 11me." cannot be cons1drred a fa ir rcfk c11on She also rejected suggestions that of the· will of the people of the th e bitterly contested Feb. 7 electron Ph1hpp1 nes "l he vote was 85-9 won by President Ferdinand E. The admin1stra11on urged caution Marcos be annulled and another on a more sut>stant1 vc proposal to callecl.&ayJ.Dg_thcre was more at stake curb American aid. which amoun h 10 than the "petulance of a spoiled and S.N5 mlihun for liscal 19!<6. Defense aging dictator who tncd to cheat .. Secretar} Caspar Weinberger warned and fa iled." that cu11ingofTm1htary aid l·ould pla y The opposi ti on leader accuses into lhe hand'> uf commun1c;1 1n-Marcos. who has governed the Ph1lip- \Urgenl\ pi nes fo r 20 years, of nggjng th e polls Al 1hc same umc. 11 wa' known that and robbing her of the presidency. the White Hou..e hopc'i '>pcctal en' o~ The elec tion has been widely cnt1zed Ph1ltp C . Habib will find 'lOml' wa} 10 here and abroad as fraudulent. "h1ch Marcos and hi'> chdllenger In a statement issued after her Corazon Aquino ran \hare power meetings with the diplomats. Aquino Habib ''ho wa' -.cnt to Mantia h) said that to annul the electton would President Reagan. ha., been ~tlenl be "to forget how much toil, sweat. about his talk\ thnt' and 1s not tears and blood wa s involved 1n e ~pected to return ho me befor<' th<' g1vtng and a1tempting to protect the "cekend. o"erwhelmin g vote I received at the Rut o n Capitol Hill momentum polls." "a" building behind a propo'ial P> None of the diplomats have sent Rep 'itcphen J liular1. D-N Y . 10 Marcos 1he usual congratulatory put mo<>I atd fund .; intn an CSl row message. acrnunt until Marcm wa\ rcplac..cd by another government The Marrn'i·lOnt rolled \latmnal over Aquino. although she alo;o has A~sembl ) dcc lJred Marco'> the '1uor declared victory. Iran say passenger plane downed by Iraq I H IR ~" Iran (API -Iran -.atd t<ll.la} an lra41JCI fighler\hol down an Irania n pdW:n~cr pl anl· on a domestic flrght between Tehran and .\h' a1 The plane Lamed JI leas I 46 people an lran1an·offiual 'laid. and ,111 "rre hclle,ed l.llk d T hr ofTK1al Jra41 New' .\gent v quutrd an Iraqi m ll 1ta l') '>pokc'\man 1n HJghd;id ac; dtn)tng thl' Iranian tla1m r hl' agrnl\ monitored 1n < ) pru'> 4u111eJ tht· 'pokt·'>man a'> '>a\ ing lran1..1n ··n·port'> 1n !hi\ rc~pcll art· \hl'<'r hl'' ·· t1nd ,1dd1ng that Iraqi Jll Jll.il k'> \.\t'rc u1nlinl'd 10 mli11an 1argl'I\ alon11 1h1· v..u 1ron1 and 1n "1u1hrrn Iran Iran·, amtia .... adc1r to thr lJ n11ec..I ~a11on' KaJ aic Khoras..an1. <,aid 1n :--le~ Y nrk ht hellevl'd there were 46 pa'i\engn<. aboa rd thl Jownl•J plane 1n add11 1un to the t.'rl''-' I hae I\ nu reason 10 believe anvone survived. he '\aid . The ambassador said the plane crashed JI miles from Ahva2, and wreckage fell in a nearby village Khorassan1 said he did not expect the Un11ed Nations to take the necessary action to punish Iraq for thts ··cnminal act'" and said Iran "•~ firml} determined 10 even accounts 1n Baghdad." i\n 1nvest1gat1on crew was sent 10 the crash 'i1te. the ambassador said Iran's offinal l<ilam1c Republi c News Agenry 'laid the Fokker Frie nd- 'ih1p a1rl1ner was shot down at about noon local time. It had been chan ered b> Iran's domes11c Asseman Airlines. the news agency said. and carried -;everal members of parliament and a re presentative of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khome1n1. Reagan speaks in Grenada, praises U.S. intervention 8 y the Associated Press \I G EO RC i l-.\. C 1renaJJ -President Reagan said today he"·wrll never be \Orr\ .. that he '>Cnt troof'' 10 oust the Marxist government of this 11ny < anhbean island. N1nell·cn Americans d ied in the invasion. Reagan also said the L'ntted \tates "mu'>t help tho..e struggling for freedom in Nicaragua." but did not 1nd1catc any intention to 1mcrvene m1litanly in ttre Central American nation. In a speech prepared for deltvery in the Grenadian capital. Reagan recalled he1ngawakened early 1n the morning of Oct. 23, 1983. and told that six member., of the Orga n11a11on of Eastern Canbbcan States. Joined by Jamarca and Rahradn,, had reque'itccl I J <; intervention after the ovcnhrow and murder ot ( rrl·nad1e1n Pnmc l\<h n1<;tcr Ma uncc Bishop. The Un1led Slate'> IO \adct.I l'-'o da ~\ latt'r Liberia rejects asylum for Duvaller MONROVIA. L1 bena -The government of th is West African country re~ectcd at least tempo ranly a request by France to give political asylum to former Ha1t1an d icta tor Jean-Claude Du valier. Duvalier's attorney. Saveur Vais~. also 'iatd Wednesday that France had turned down hrs clients request 10 remain there Duvalier and his family have been hvi ng in a reson hotel 1n Talloircss, France 'i1nce he ned Ha111 on Feb. 7. The French repeatedly have sard they onl y accepted Duvalier temporanly at the request of the Unrted States unul he could fi nd a permanent home The Umttd St.ates says Duvaher could be deponcd 10 Ha1t11fhc goes to the lJn11cd Stat~. Mo•lem• .ay one l•raell captive kllled TYRE:.. Lebanon -Vans toured Re1rut'sSh11te Moslem southern suburbs earl y today, blanng through their loudspeaker<1 a recorded statement that Moslem guemllas had killed one o ( two fuaeh soldiers c.-pturcd 1n southern Lebanon fou r day' af.O The statement ~1d the Islamic Remtancc Front "executed the captive.· berause Israel foiled to end a search for the soldiers by la te Wednesday II de nbcd the kill ed capti ve a~ an "Israeli 1ntelllgence officer," but did not 1den11fy him About 1.000 l'irach soldiers continued to 'coursouthem Lebanon fora fourth day today, search1ngSh11te villages for the \Old iers ~1zcd 1n an ambu'h Monday at a checkpoint 1n Israel's buffer rone 1n ~outhern Let>a11on \ Sovleta launch new apace atatlon MOSCOW -The Soviet Union launched a new space $U\\1on today that IS des1aned lO beco me the rnmary bu1ldin1 hfock Of 8 permanently manned orbital complex, the officia Tall\ new\ aaency \81d The space station. named Mir. or Peace. has im dockrna ports to actommodate other craft ferryinJ m cosmonaut~ and supphes. and al'° cont11n i. adva.occd equipment for fl1Jht control and research. Ta ~ ~1d. Soviet 1elt'vl'llon 'lhowed a bneffilm cliP. ofthr l1fiofHrom 1be central A~1an Cosmodrome at 12 29 a m . but little detail of 1he new ~picc p(at form wa~ v1 1bk Arafat; alde• meet on Huael.n anub MANA MA. Bahrain -Palestrne I 1berat1on Oraan11.a11on ( ha1rman Yli.;,cr Arafat met with his 1op tides tn Iraq todly to collt1der Jordanian Kina Hu~'iC'in'<1 drc1S1on tCt 'uspcnd h1 cOort" to 1ncludt Amfat in the Middle Ea't ~acr pro<•e,s. roul'('e\ said PLO officials 1n BaJhdad, rtachcd by trleP.honc. \Atd Arafat would no1 makc ~ny comment on Huue1n'\ actio n until after mee11na wuh h1 u 1dc' Tho~ summoned to Blahdad included l'!lembcn of the PLO'~ central and t'11ccu11 ve l"Omm1ttcc"· and tflc up~me ( omm11 ion oft he Palc5ttnr Nattonal ( 011ncil. theaucmlla movement's partiamcnt,1ccordin.a ft> Pl 0 <1ourre'I in l\hu Dhah1 and Kuwait ' I . Former aStronaut Truly chosen as shuttle director Two-time pilot vows to find a nd fix cause of Ch a lle nger 's blast WASH INGTON (AP) -Former a\tronaut Richard H. Truly wa'I named today as nFw director of the battered space shuttle program ~k 1mmed1atcly vowed to help find and lix the cause of last month ·s Challenger disaster so the manned space fl11!.ht program can resume "If nobody else docs 11, I will," the 1wo-t1me shuttle pilot told a 75. m1nutc news conference dominated by questions about the accident and 11s aftermath. He later addtd, "I don't have the slightest idea .. when the shuttle will fly again. fruly's appointment was an· nounet'd as a prcs1Jen11al com· mission demanded all "documents. memoranda or personal notes" of NASA and industry officials wh o engaged in a hotly debated dcc1s1on t~ launch Challenger desp11e m1sg1 vings about cold weather. Although NASA called the news conference to announce that 1 tul y would replace Jes~e Moore a~ shuttle director. many reporters' questions dealt with the probe into the Challenger accident Moore. whose appointment as director of the Johnson Space Flight Center in Houston had been an- nounced before the ac:c1den1 . ..aid he had no knowlege in the hour'i befo re the launch that there had been a heated deb:ue about whether m id weather posed a threat If he had known, Moore su1d, "I would ceruun- ly have a~lced :l lot of que\11ons." An cxcluttve of the company that makes the space shuttle booster rockets said 11~ managers 1n111ally opposed a cold weather liftoff but withdrew their ob1ect1ons the night before Challenger's 111-fated launch. despite the reservations ofat least one enim~. Thomas Rui.sell, an executive 10 Monon Th1okol's (. h1cago head- quarter~ said Wednesday that new, last-minute 1nforma11on persuaded top company managers to approve the launch. He declined to reveal exactl} what prompted the c.ompany to w11hdraw 1ts onginal objections. A.~ked 1fhe were prepared to "take the fall'' 1f the inves11ga11on war- ranted 11, Moore rephed, "I think we're goin~ to let the chips fall where the} ma}· Truly\ appo1n1ment mean~ that Moore will move to Houston a few monThs earlier than onginally tll· pected Truly's appointment was an· nounced b} acting NASA adm1n1'>· 1ra1or W11l1am Graham. who said the former astronaut's duties would 1n· elude directing the 'ipace agency's own internal probe into the Jan 2R shu11le disaster and cooperating w11h the pres1den11al comm1ss1on Graham. who heads the agenc} on an acting basis. also disputed reports ol 1ntigh11ng w11h1n NASA. and said i.pace agenc} mvrale 1s good despite Richard H. Truly the acc1dcn1. I here have been reports that the White House mill.ht want to install a new, permanent nead of the agency but Graham sidestepped a quesuon about whether he wanted that status for himself. He said he was ··perfectly willing" 10 do President Reagan's b1dd1ng. Truly said he had v1nually no first· hand knowlege of what went wrong la'lt month, t>ut suspected there was no single cause of the accident Pres1de n11al comm1ss1on chairman Wilham P Rogers announced the demand for the documents Wednes- day a~ other panel members said they were alarmed by N .\SA 's handling of certain 01gh1 safety issues 1n the hours before launch -especially the nght rocket booster 1ha1 1s a suspected cause of the acc1den 1. One commission member said he found the process that led to the deC1'01on to launch th<" Challenger "hornfy1ng " New Jaw will let U.S. prosecute terrorists who attack Americans WASHINC1 rON (A P) -W11h the Reagan adm1n1'>· 1ra11on warning 11 sull 1'1 cons1denng m1lital) action against Libya. the Senate overwhelming!> passed a ne" law g1v1ng the United States the .power to bnng charge!> against terronst'i who attack Americans an}"" here in thl' world The 92-0 vote Wednesda) makes i1 a lrtme for terrcmsts to h11 Amenca ns and "will cnJbll· u\ tu dl·al effective!\ w11h this growing problem," '>atd "K·n ..\rlcn Specter. R-Pa .. the bill's ch1efspon.,or The bill was sent 10 the Hou.,c. where a '>1m1lar measure 1'> pending fhe Reagan adm1n1s1ra11on -strongl} supports the bill. Specter ..aid "There's been a great deal of tough talk but "er) hllle tough at11 on," \pectcr told h1'i colleagues "l his w 111 enable the ll ~ 10 ao " The hill cxpand'i on a 1984 la.,., tha1made11 d l f1n1l' \\hen ..\mencans arc 1n ,nlvcd 10 h1J.lll1ng'> ur Ml' l.1kcn ho\tage For e\amplc the new law make'> II J ll lllll' lor terronst\ IO murder ..\mencans. an al·t1on not l'.o,ered b) the 2-year-old measure. Specter noted The new bill also define'l terronsm 10 hon I) afta R11bn1 < lakll'\ hc.iJ ot the \1a1c Depanmcnl ant1-1arumm nlfaC' told the Senate Jud1uary terrorism '>Ubcomm111ee that a m1htary strike aga1ns1 l1hya wa-. '11111 an option President Reagan and top aJmin1i.trat10n officials repeatedl~ have charged that Libyan leader Moammar Khadaf'> 1!> a kc"t hacker of 1n1ernat1onal tcrronsts. The adm 1n1!.trat1on ha'i 'laid the Dec 27 attack~ at the Rome and Vienna airports were earned out b} terroni.ts led b> Abu N1dal. a Palestinian who 1he admin1,1rat1on charges is backed b} L1bva The adm1n 1<;tra11on· has rnnduc11.·d na,al e:..rrc1)eS off the L1b}an coai.t 1n recent week'> and has med to enlist l allies in a ~nc has not heen ruled out in the anordant.e w-1th our nght ul ~lf-dcfrnse ·· Oallc> 'sl.omment'>came after Pentagon source!> !.aid a new round of naval t11ght operauons wa'> being con~1dcn·d ne\t month OH'r the Gulf of 'i1dra, which Khadaf) cla11m is L 1b}an terriluf\ but "-hteh the L ntted States 1ns1'>IS 1s 1n1crna11onal water The '>ources spoke on 1..e~~~~~ the\ nor be 1den11fied -month. the atrlraft earner Amcnca will arrive oil the l1b}an coast. 1oin1ng tw o othcrcamcn and g1' 1ng lht l 'n11cd \tall''> powerful mll11ar) forceo; tor an) ac llom . Tht· earner\ Coral ">ea and \aratuga haq_• hecn '11ndut11ng C\eru\e\ 1n thc.· area <;1nu: Januar) Prince to cut I Texas' cake for birthday RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. 9PREMCO f PACIFIC SAVING: BANK Mitre Yow Dabf Conn Morel 1922 HAIHO Bl.VO., COSTA IU4-541-1156 the shores interiors INVENTORY SALE H<>l''iTON I \Pl -Bntain·, Pnnte < hark'> had a date w11h a fnai.-~11e b1nhda' rnll· 1c>da' alter helping <'elehrate · the 'ilate'~ '>e'i· qu1l:cntenn1al w11h a black-tie dinner and '1<;1t'i tu .i rc11remcn1 home. a lamp• ' 'kt'""· TabM. • A«"'°' ... Ii h I d h 642-2255 re incf) Jnd the 311 cgroun " t'rc 2640 Avon St., Newport ho<h rc,a .. wun II\ 1ndepcnd~ from I _,,......___.....____..___ ~Mt ''iW'f..,"° 'fl"''""'°'""'" f'n• .. I I" "•t•t•lfttttuHWI'\ , __ "fl.J ,.u I& ..,.., 1r.. .......... ,.'4l ""''"'"'- . ~ ...... ,,.., ,.,,.,, .. "~ -.... " "~" ....... ,,, . ._ .... ,,. ..... " "···~ . " ,. ....... .,.., ............. 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'''io far I haven't en on<' horse or even a 10-gallon hat I can onl) imagine the oil prn.c tlrop has reduced hat'I to five-gallon " Antitrus t fix es face toug h going WASH I NO fON (AP)~ The Re- agan adnunistrat1on face~ a d1flicult ta'ik in pcr~uadmg Con~tC\'l to re- vamp portions of the nation's anti· tru"t laws. with t\ pt1wcrful ll ou~ fX-mocrut lomn1ng a'. ma1or nhcita· cle Rep Peter Rodino, D·N J . chair· man of the Hou'iC Jud1c1ar) C omm1t- trt. ~1d Wcdne~ay that he doe' "not forestc" the panel "making drut1c .rlfera1wnc. 1n either ttK \Ub\t&nt1ve ptolt'ct100<, or remed1e\" of the an111ru't \tatute'I Rodino'' comm11 - t«' 1\ <''P<''tcd to have JUrtM.hctmn OH'I the k s1'1l8t10n. W-hll h would make 11 ea'1er for mergcn to take plate "D1,man1hna our an11tru,t law' will onl) rob Amcncan companies of their rnmp(t111 vt v1taht)' and con· wmcr' of the w1dcc;t Jl(w11blt ~kc· lml'I of gond'I 11nd ~'"' l<l''i lilt lht' ln"-nt &>fill'\ .. ,.1ul 1(11d1no Senators approves genocide treaty WASHINGTON (AP)-Tht Stn· ate has finally approved a treaty that makes gcnocicfe an 1ntemat1onal crime, more than 37 years after the pact was signed by President Harry Truman. The 83-11 vote Wednesday made the Un1ted States the 97th nauon to ratify the pact first drafted by the United Nations 1n reacuon to the Holocaust. when millions of Jews were slau&}ltertd by the Nazis. The pact was stpe:d by Truman on Dec. 11 , 1948. But rat1ticat1on had been delayed chiefly because of opposition by Senate conservatives, who araued that it would 1nfnnge on U.S. sovereian n&}lts and could lead to cbaracs apinst the United States for America's bandhng ofblaclcsor Its actions in the Vietnam War The raulica11on vote was a ·:1ctory for Sen. Wilham Prollmtre, D~W1s .. who had t.alcen the floor daily since Jan. II, 1967, to urge Senate ratifi- cation o(the treaty. Proxmire, who made more than 3,000 speeches over the 19-r,ear period, said after the vote, • I'm absolutely elated." He s~ud 1t was the support of President Reagan that "broke the lo&1am " Reagan urged lalc in 1984 that the treaty be approved and appealed again late last year for Senate action The treaty makes 1t a cnme 10 systema11cally kill or 1n1ure members of nallonal, racial, ethnic or religious groups and provides that the World Court shall hear alleged v1olauons. But the Senate approval includes a prov1s1on that says the Un1tcd States can refuse to accept the World Court JUrisd1cuon. an add1t1on Proxmire t~rmed "a real flaw." The World Court 1s not a cnminal tnbunal and thus could not mete out sanctions. The court would have to rely on the U.N Secunty Couc1I for sanctions. ' Orange Cout OAILY PILOT/Thurldly, Febru1ty 20, 19M * ~ Legal-health group aims to cut tobacco taz benefits. By tlae AltKlatecl P rftt , WASHINGTON -A coaht1on of lawmalccn and health voups 11 callina for an end to lax benefits for advenmna by tobi&cco companies. cbar1m1 tbat the1rproductsarca ncw "Black Plaaue" lulhna l,OOOAmericansaday.Scn. 81U Bradley, 0-N.J .• and other lawmakers were 101ned by 30 health orsani1.ation) Wednesday in a call to ban tu deduct10M for the cost of adverusin.J c1prcttc and other tobacco ~roductJ. The sroup also called for pa 9&C of a bill that wouJd eliminate tobacco compan1e.s' ability to deduct what Bradley ~·d arr "b1lhons" of dollars 1n advcnis1na co h Women re.cued after lour day• in •now I . STANLEY. Idaho -Two women trapped more than four days betwen snowshdes on a h1&}\wa) have been rescued after being found wrapped an • blanket under S feet ohnow, authon11es said. Shemta Renne, 19. and L)dl' Benham, 18, both of 8o1sc, "were 1n pretty good shape cons1derina thett experience," said Mane Osborn. a nurse at Salmon Ri ver Emergenc) Clinic where they were taken after being ~ued Wedneday m&ht ··They were well protecttd by the amount of snow covenng them .. Mlchener out ol lnten•lve care AUSTIN. Texas -Author Jame'> Mu:.hener has bet-n movtd out ol intensive care and continues to recover normally after undergoing a qu1ntupk hean bypass OJ:>trat1on. hosp11.al officials said today Seton Medical Centec officials said Michener, 79. who has wntten more than 30 books includina the recent bestStller "Texa~ ... 1s progressing well and resung comfortabl). Michener was hosp1tahzed aturday after compla101na of chest pains; doctors performed the rurgery-SOnday nrghno bypas .. llve blocked arteries. - U.S. economy slump• In la•t quarter WASHINGTON -The US et.onom y \lumped to a slu~sh growth of JUSt 1.2 percent dunng the final three months of 1985 as a soanng trade detic11 contmued to batter Amencan 1ndum1. the go ... ernment rcponcd today. for the second time. the Commerce Drpanment revised sharply dowl)ward 111 estimate of econ om 1c growth as measured by the gross nattonaJ product for the October-December quarter The rev1s1on did not change the growth figure for the year, a 2.3 percent mcreasc. which was the weakest performanct' for the U. economy smce a 2 5 percent drop 1n the reces\1on year of 1982. Judge stays convicted killer'• ezecutlon CARSON CITY -Thomas Nevius' e~ecut1on b) lethaJ an1ccuon scheduled here early Fnday, was stayed Thursda) by a federal Judge 111 Lu Vegas U.S. D1stnct Judge Howard McK1bben mucd the stay requested by the convicted k.Jller's attorney, Cal Potter. who said Ne\.1us' const11u11onal nghti were violated dunng his tnal for the 1980 lc1lhng of David Kinnamon. Pollt"f argued that the prosecution dehberatel) turned awa> prospcc11ve black 1uron an the trial of Nevius, 30. a black who was convicted ofk1lhng Kmnamon as the v1ct1m tried to protect his wife from being raped. KDCM JOINS THE ''EAGLE CHALLENGE'' IN THEIR EFFORT S TO BRl~G THE AMERICA "S CUP TO NEWPORT BEACH HEAR ''EAGLE UPDATES '' FRIDAYS AT 9 30 AM & 3 30 PM ON KDCM 103.1 FMSIERED Your Off,c,ol EoglP Srotion This IRA works So bani it gets a bonus: % I • 1:-. \l1 1111h ~.lit +~ 10. t-•I hi'! 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Deputy White House press sec- retary Larry Speakes hailed the fig- ures as 1nd1ca11 ng .. tremendous st rength"' in housing markets. "This 1s solid evidence that 1he fu ture of the na tion 's housing indus- ~ tndee.d the enu re economy -1s i.ohd." he said Several industry economists. heart- ened b) the enrnuraging news. predic- ted the wave of good fortune rnuld C'on tinue at least through the spring. But "Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldnge warned against expecting a housing boom to develop this year. "Some indic.ators for home build- ing are less favo rable," Baldnge said 1n a statement. He said that dePosits to thrift institutions "remain sluggi sh. loan qualifying standards have been 11ghtened and vacancy rates for rental housing in some regions arc high. Thus. while boom conditions are not li kely. we ca n look forward toa yearof funher gains from I 985's total (of housing stansf." The big January improvement came fro m a sharp 24 5 pe rcent Jump an construcuon of s1ngJe-f.am1ly homes. which were built at an annual rate of 1.35 million units last month. The Commerce OCpartment report said that fix ed-rate. 25-to 30-ycar mortgages now are averaging around -10 75 percenr fhe lowest rate in almost seven years. Construcuon of multi-family units rose a smaller 2.5 percent to an annual rate of 735.000 units '"Sales are excellcn1 ··said Mi chae l _ (1} llllij:I tJ,111![) Nt.w vvRK (AP) -T he following list 10 ~tanWstMng )34 ~ UP 20.0 st'lows lt'le Ov~ • the -Counter 11 omcoa s " UP 17., Uocks and warrants lrtat have oone uP 12 ran1net 2 7·16 S-16 UP 14. the mosl an~ down the most ba~ on 13 Max~xam 11~ llh Up 141 P'fctnr of c a~ for Wednewav " ~IK at~t 24 J Up 14 No securllles radlno below S2 or lOOO IS oan~ke I 24 Up 14. snares are Included. lf WtTG ech 7 1-16 'I• UP 13. Nel and i>ercentaoe cnanoes are lhe svllle 6'1· ~ UP !jl difference btlween the previous closing ll Harnisch wt 4'1• 'h UP price and Wednesdav·s 1as1 or bid MacttnVsn lf.! "' UP o r I c e 20 Herlt~nt pt l 'h Up UPS ~j Frost ulllvan 4'1> ,.., Up 1 ·~ Name Last Cno Pel. Tei.tnallon ii~ "" Up 1 . 1 r~~Co J34 f :~ UP 36 4 ~~ IRE Flng ~ Up 11.S 2 o~p lcrflm 2118 UP :JO.a Phr.'lns h I 'I• UP 11.4 3 odnKnloht ll.t. Up 26.6 25 5e Bsh s ~ 3 Up 11 j 4 lomfldSvL )li'a 14 I.Jo 24 26 uralek ,,., Up 11. s ualSvs )1111 + '4 UP 24 0 DOWNS ~ Ima iron 2~ + ,., Up 23 s Name Last Cno Pct. lmalron un r t I UP 22 2 I Alfacen wt 2lAo I ~ 26.7 t Kl~barkOG IA + 'II Uo 21 4 2 QmaxTecrt s 3 ~ 17.j Her toeEnt )l,,. + ~ Uo 100 ) AlamoSav 2 -" Off 15. NYSE UPS & DOWNS NEW YORK CAP) -Trte followlno llst snows the New York Stock E11chanoe "oclls and warrants Iha! nave oone up 1ne mosl and down the most based on Percent of cnange reoardless of volume fo r Wedn es d a v No securities trading below S2 are Incl· uded Net and i>ercenlaoe Cl\anoes are lhe difference betw een the previous closino orlce and Wednesda v's 2 om p r t c e Name I Mver$LE 2 ~rnll~lnll 3 PSE pr 4 Harr ,c;rpn 5 11JSalantCo 6 SunElec l gnEI 7.U pl 8 enesco Inc 9 etan ofA UPS LUI Crto ~~ + 1 2'"1 + ~ 17'1] + 2'1• 141111 + l~ 12Y. + 1111 11~ + l 8 1 '• t Sl.1.t Jl,lo .,. ss:v. 3~ Pct Up 21 6 Uo 17 6 Up 14.8 UP 102 UP 9 6 Uo 9 4 UP 7 6 Up 1 l UP 7 0 10 i moOE pfC 11 stnAlr pfB 2 astnAlr 1>1 13 Kaui Broad 14 EaolePch 15 HuntMfg s 16 T,19f.W&lr 17 vivlobMr pf II Plrllnv 19 StoneWeb 20 Transwld wtA 21 EQulmrk Cp ~2 T or cttmark s 3 ~Inter Jack 4 ) Inc 25 nPw 3.60or 26 hEI l.2tof 21 Rvan Hom Name I RdoB11 cv 2 GCA CP 3 EnterraCo UP UP Up UP UP UP Up UP Up UP UP UP UP, Up UP Uo Up UP 6 1 t.6 60 S.1 s 1 S. I s.o s.o s.o 0 u 41 4.6 46 4.6 4.6 Pct. S?!! lU Off 13 ' s Housing SWts $easonaly AdJJSted AlnaAMe n U.OOs of units Sourc e U S Comme1ce 0.01 .-2.2- -20- -1 8- --1 6 - -1 4- FllAllJJASONOJ 85 • 86 Jan ·as Dec ·as Jan '86 lt804) I l804J l2D88l Sumichrast, chief economist for the National A~sociat1on of Home Builders. ··Demand tor housi ng 1s qui te strong and builders report good tra ffic at devel9pments." 4 ¥rlfnTech s tlebvt• un ' Advf ob Adv Oba~ un I Fl«Ml1Mcl i, VlP<>nl wt 10 ~lvtr~umn a omri d s on ''8 s Barbef' reen 14 Ai1f•ll H A lmao · Corvu,Svst lntll •'lc ll Intl fotch Foreil~ll ~ ivmo~ P l'leltr omo Cert>eronA Anl~ Gene ndlno So111 Ex 4 'fJMnv1 ),'°Pl S Texaslnll 6 HlthcreUSA 7 Norlin a lnterfst 9 RanoerOll 10 vtBekerlnd pt 1 l §kAm SPCI pf 12 EO Intl 13 tarhlnd 14 tnllHrv w tB 15 lntMlnCn 16 TonkJ s 11 SPS Tech 18 RecognEo 19 Ai>achePt un ~ CarsPlr s Wal Allls~alm WnUn deo o4 ODE CO 25 Lehllallnd 26 M ohwk Oar i~ -1 IU -~ if j -l 'h ll'h -ll/o f V. -9-16 1 .7 -1 1 .s ~¥; =I 1 .1 l .9 11 -21/• 11,7 i~ -l/o n.s -1•11 11.4 I -'I• 11.1 11'1 -S-16 11 I -'!. 11.1 ~8111 -l/o 11 1 -)'I• 11.~ 2 -16 -5-16 1g. E-~ 1 . 1 -1'4 10.4 -:v. l8:i I -1'1) -S-16 10. Location counts That s why University Tower m (he Marketplace at Um vers1ty Town Center will be the sman business address 1n Orange County Strategically located in lrvme 's Alfport- Metro-UCI Trtangle. across a park-like settmg. views. f~ parking and the sur- rounding Marketplace. an already-open retail, restaurant and entortammant center the street from UC lrvme the 10-story University Tower 1s the only flfst class office butldmg m the master-planned Un1vers1ry Town Center Orange County 's nowesr 'small tONn ·· Mmures from throe freeways, University TONOr will offer a pnme trvme 1ocat10n wrrho11t the congestion of the central business aroa n,,. £•» """' ~ ol Wr>q EJ""""n in Ootnf}f' Cr111nrv Open Summer 1986 A development of Davison & Ferguson Leasing Off IC8 m The Marketplace 4:>49 Campus Orrve. Suite 152 lrvme California g;>nB 7141854·2448 Exclusive Leasing Agent rom Acklam. Iliff, Thorn & Co $ In-Touch Comm·unications to market cellular service PacTel Mobile Acce11 an Costa Mesa. the company which built and operates Southern Cali fornia's onl y cell ular mobile telephone system. has signed la-Touch CommuoJcaUoot as an authon zed agent to market PacTel cellular service in the greater Los Angeles area. Cellular t.echnology makes more efficient use of the lim ited radio frequency spectru m than did earlier fo rms of mobile telephone service. A cellular 'iystem is based on a network of low-p<>wcred antennas. or cell sites. connec ted to a central computct'u ed switching office. Those who had not selcrtcd a company by f>cr 16 were ass1gocd 10 a company on Jan. 19. The selection and assignment arc pa rt of the nationwide pro,ram callc-d equal access. It 1s designed to 'lpur cn mpct1tion an the long-d istance industry hy asking tclrphonc u:.ers 10 choose a long-distance Cl1mp:my . • • • . The Californ ia Parks and Rc-<.:rcatiun Society recent I> • • • San Juan Capistrano-based Leone & Leone Ltd. honored Irvane-based Western Empire Savings & Loan and its branch manager, Karen Brandt. as volunteers of the year at a banquet at the La Mirada I loliday Inn. Brandt. wh o heads Western Empire's Yorba Linda branch. received the award for ht•r pan1npat1on tn the <•""'"""''<. annwi) f ;1<1.-r l=p" H1tnt which 1~ 'IPOO'lored by the savings and loan marketing and communications has announced that it has been selected to handle U.S. public re lations acu v111es for EXPO 86. the world expos111on in Vancouver, British Colurnbm. Canada. It wi ll represent EXPO 86 by opera tang a West Coa~t • • • EX l'086 newsbureauatitsSanJuan Capistranoand San Dorothy Newgcn ha~ opened Irvine's fi rst Alpha· Francisco offi ces. The a$reemen t involves disseminating Graphics Prlotabop of the Future at I i<007 Skypark EX PO-related info rmation and answen ng news queries Circle, Suite C. 1ntroduc1ng the latest breakthrough in on th~..5-mil-h~~attr~~n.-MGr--0 t-han 1 S-m+lho H---"e""'le=ctronac_g_raph1c!. technology. people are expected JO virn EX PO 86 between May and Lazel'Crapblcs enables customcr'i to cnnance tfie Oct I J. 1986 appearance of their pnnted commun1ra11ons hy changi ng • • • typed material into a11ract1' c: laser typc-.ct characters at a More than 60 percent of ( orona dcl Mar\ tele phone fraction of the cost oftrad111onal t)pcS<.'tt1ng. In add1t10n . customers who have been asked to choo'ic a long distance borders. clip art. and multiple column\ of text ma> Ix· company are pan1c1pa11ng in the program. Pacific Bell easily added to profes.,1onal11c the ptt'<:c announced. OVER THE COUNTER NEW YOttl< (API 8"1F NASDAO C1Uat•llen1 8 etJlb '1>0Wlnt ~r bidi 8Jralnc. and i.wett eflen bv 81ncnr martr9' malran Hat 4 8 lv•00< p.m. Wed11•1d1y. 8 rwTom l"rlC<n CIO no! lrlducle 8uffel' r t I • II m I r • '"' ~ur npS mat1tclewn w c«nrn· NL ·i:n lulen lw w..._.. PT day SIOI Ir alM•c Bid As• AEL alWtr ' 1 • 2 IS enonC AF APn SO 61 •nred Atedln 1 •0Swt 1 t S 'f 1 l · i. e"v' s AcuA av s• • 2S>li e ntcor AO.< LO • t )~ l6 '''" Ada~ ,. • •l41 n•rmS Adl\nW )9 39'., 11mLu Adv(lr t'' 10'' nesUI A vQo\ 1 • tr Ga A?ilhn l~'• 1~ IJ~IA Allco•n ··90 ,f" 11u1 e Amus• IS IS"• l larkJ AF urn 171 • ,,1., otrTlt: AG'"' )4 U • omt r ' Amlc• )Oil l 1"' omClr AMid l l) )1 1 16 mlSl'IJI ANlln\ ll , n.... mwTI Ane01te 6'• 1 n\Peo Ano SA u• • u • ordl\ AnoAC ' I 11 16 7''°" oreSt 1 :~~~I W! H2~.: leltr Ar enC.o « ' • SC All~slt • >, t tum Aiiiff\ > I. Bffr A•nlek a,._ 1t ., eketo 8 800 Sl 1 SJ en1Mo Betrd( 9• l 9~ tlCen :~~m 1:-: l~~ r.w~v !.,, .• , ,, . ., ,.,.. "~"r "''• " .... Doyl08 37 J7' • OrltlCn ,._ e Oun11.0 ' S S • Ourlron S / H t6 OvnKn IJ 16 '• Earvan 2•~ H • E conlb I '• 1''1 E IPes ~),; ll~ i~~:. '' 4 '1 Eng(nv ~ '' E ntw"ll tt• l 19 • EQIOll ""' 19" FrmG ~,.,ff'• ~:~o,• '• FEmo ff >, "> FIWF" ·~ 26'> FleNF1 "' 241/t l"turocb ~ :g Fonar n ~ ~i~ ~~2'0 97 ,,., FrnkEI ~ • l .,, l'remnt • ~II FulrH8 , Genete~ 'l .aQ. ~nOtvts H.! ~ • ~~!'.~'1 lS t 5 1 ~ronS< '" ,.. r.vl\a j'" S.. ~AD40 6 9 2 6 S 16 vrodv 1 '• '' Had~n '• I ' Ht '' 11"' 1•·. Har • '.I.. i • HniN1 3 l "'' H1thdrn 2 • 2 • Hchoe ' MUTUAL FUNDS 19 19' • HenraF 36•• )/ • MevPI 111\ 19• • K09an ... I • J Mayn()• 1•"' 2~ HIC)rln I ~ I~ McCrm ll 13' o H01l1A1 31,, 4', McFarl I'• l''t Hyb<ll<; ll 3J' • MedCre S7'., SI' J IMS ' l6 36 • Me<tE• ' 4~ •S~ ISC U It! ""-M k;om tS•• lS~ lnfolhc 7t 71 ) MdsxW 2• 2S '4 lnltrn II It •In M IOIBll 71~ 1~ train 1 • 7"" lnlel M IUlor 14'9 ''"' 11 18 • In· Moltt• 2l 2l' ircEnr 1 , 1 ~. MontCI 21 lO lnl9Pn 1 )9 l9 • MonuC s--.. S"" lwaSoU S.l SJ• J MoortP 90 1 II J•mW11 ?l'• 24' • Morr>!\ 11'-\ t9''t JeiM.rl 6'• 61' MOl(IO lS 1 J~ Jerico 74' 1 1• '• Mueller 17 IJ' • JonlcOI 1-l41 '"'° Narro( ,,., 9";\ JoaoMn 1 '1 1'• NOala '3'. .:i·~ Joatvn 79 , 79>.o NMICrt\ 16' • "" !Calver I • 1' • NtwkS ' 1 1 7 .... Kemen I 23 • 7l'"> •INt kOG 40 • 40 > KIVS A \ 41"7 ._,., Nlkt B 91-. 101,, Kerne> 96 1 97 Norastr 11'• ll" Kfmbal lO )I N(a rG• 16 ; 17 Klnolnl 7•· I ) NwNC. 79 ,.., lO KloOIG \ 1"' 1 lJ 16 NW\IP\ 21 .. 21 t. tt.na~v u 1 H ., Nou ll IS 1S , t<.ruoer lS '• IS" Oc.et,.., l .. I 1 KulC>.t lJ • ll .... 9 • P• L.ance 1 3 Jl • Oo11Gp n·~ '' L•M ' • 41 1 Ol'loCa '"' 1 , LaeD1a 7 • I" ID011 701 70, L•xlcn ' ~ • ~·, lrTP 1'> Llln"' • xoco 10>... t • lllvTul I • CA In! ' , '"-Lln8r 7?>• Me ulLP I• 1' Pelrttt ,, 1 '• 7 • Pt'\1tC1 4 1 •lw P1onH1 11 ..., )l , Poul\ ' 9'-9'• Powell "" o , Pr09ro I , 1 \ 16 PbSNC II.., 19 • Purl8n 1' 1 26 > QMS '3 • 43. Quear• SS SS • Qua~Cn H ' •S l!a11en 79 > 79 llav"1nd lS • JS > ll&d>Cr 19J ... lO • R:Nve\ 13 .. 1) 1 llt1JlrH II 1 11 1104d5v 1) • 7• • llobMvr '' ' 4S ' l!OU\t \ 11 • ... 11 •-. Statler l, 3'11 Sat.co 13'11 ll .. StHIGO 3 l2 • StPa ul 11-... 17 , Sen.ere< S6 • S6 '-Scr>PH 71 • 2t Se•o•te 19 • ., ... ~EEQ 71 • 19 1 Sen•or 61 1 68 SvrMttr Swm\I , I 11 16 1'• ~nrM~ .-•I, nwml 84 • U > Ulen• 9't l 't ~CalW• 16 • 36"' SwE•h ..., 7 16 r:vran \ • '-.. S oecdv 1)J.ie 2A ocrr4n 13 1, enav )) )714 dMo( 11 •·31 rleo ' '"-••• anP\m 76'• 21 rw(t ' 24"' 2• • tuo.ru l8 38 • voRlt 11 18 1 u~rE• '" -rrr-s .... ~, a a. ~T~~r 10'9 ~ Tandem ll • lt • T e!\don 11 • 11 • Tecum 10._ 10"' T•cm.11 u • u ·~ Tetecra •~ s lelD<• 1 l'I 19 , T ennanl I I) 1& 2 fol>f'U 't IS , IS .. TOVOlf lS , 35 , TrlcoPa 19 • J9l, 0~~"· 13 ll._ u~ Enr 1'1 • 2' • u s.,, 1 • I'~ U Tr"-\4 •4 ss uvoe, ll '" U Un•Hll ~l , 9' UPe<iP I) , u-.. Vae•R ' SO , Sl 1 \/alNll 9.,, 9 -, ~:l},"0 2~ 2 1 Vk lraS 7 • I Vl\f&<I\ ll ' 13-.. Wfvel~ 1l ' 73•• WDl"o 37 • ll\o w morC ~·· ~ • Wettre 25 2S • W1o;ca1 H 9 g· WIOCO"' ' l >Win.AL ... 1 WIMt<O 25 '• ff WO!vTc 19J• WrfJhTW J7 l 1• Xel>e< 1S • 15~ Xocor J6 • l4'< YIOwF ' 16 • 26' • lionU• d • •1 • l1te1 • Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Thuraoay. Februety 20. 1MI * A7 Market continues decline NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market showed a small loss today. extending Wednesday'$ dee hoe. .. The Dow Jones average of 30 tndustnab, down 20.52 points Wcdne$day, fell another 6.19 to ' 1.652.06 by 2 p.m. today on WaJI Street. Losers sh&htJy outnumbered pmers an the ovcraJI tally of New York Stock Exchange-hstcd ISSUCS. The Commerce Department said today that the gross nauonal product rose at only a 1.2 percent annual rate, after adjustment for anflation, m the fourth qua.ner of last )'C&I. GNP ivowth for the fourth qua.ner had carher been cstunalcd at a 2,4 percent annual rate. Meanwhile, a federal appeals couri ruled today that Texaco Inc. need not post a S 12 bdhon bond niqutrcd under Texas coun rules before 1t can appeal the ~ennzotl Co.'s rccord-sctung damage suit ap.inst it. ; WHAT AM£X DID NEW VORK !API Ftb. lt AMEX LEADER S GoLo Quor£s ME TALS QuorE s HEW YOl'K (Ali'\ !l90I _..,._ ,....., pr-. TllunOey .,.._._ • ~ 30 oenlA I* l>CM'll. NY Come.. - ,._tll-Weel c._... 111"\-1 t '*'". ~ us -•lnellOM C-· 13 tt OW'lt I* pouna NY C:.0.-• _,, month--w., Leetl -t7\~ ,, ..,, •• pound Doe 36 ...... pound __, n.. ....... ( ..... ___ Pf1Cl9 I* Ill I .._ '6 115 per -Het'Oy I H.,_ ._ • U IOO pet l"O, -NY C:0.-11101 "'°"°' ~w.o ~ &MO GO-UM oo per re• 11.--Yottl .........,_ ~00-.13$3 60 ~w: -tro, --NV W H~i NYSE Orn NYSE L E~DERS Do\\ JoNfS A ~ERACES NASDAQ S UMMARY Llu G 9 from czr ~lord -t •• .: p::l55. bl·. . :').Z ~i: ·:: .. :. .,,. .. k:'t,. ~ .. ~N. r . I.,\' "QI.':! ... i l t.1st1 •.o .. I - - A8 Orano-Coast DAIL y PILOT I Thursd•Y· February 20, 1986 .. Mickey Rooney updates his footprints at Mann's. Mickey marks the spot L 0 \ \'$ii Ll "i 1 \I' \.tor 11 tif h '' ood Aou In a rd \l 1l ~l'' l{ount"\ '""'d hri, th n _. p::i1, h ot monar thl'n 'llh ~ h" h.1nd' in 111 1 hl' I rnh , (111, rl'll' I uc.-,da' 1 n lC~rL'monin tn rc.-pl.1,L' hi' r 1ml"ll111g v.eatht•rt•J pnni.. m,11.k 4~ H Jr' .1~1• ;11 .. r hl' unginal tuotpnnt\ V.t'll' J1s - l ntl'g.rating · ,,ml \I.JI \ I Hl<I' 'P"ll."'""1mJn t11r tht' thL'Jlt'r IC,1r mt·r h "" nt·J ti' '-lid ( iraumJn and '11 \\run h\ tht• \lann [heater<, d lJln ht• ( h Ult'!>l' T he;.Hcr ' 1)U ,·.111 ll'll till!? loot·, hn·n hl'rt• · Ill!' tlin1111u1Tl\t' ad•H .,,, J .11ta Ruune' v. M )l' v.1 k I.in \tlln~I ,1lon11,,1d1.· thl' al t11r then "r1•tl' tht· 11.rte\ Cld I~ I 1,111\ and I l°t'I I l\ rt·11111' mg h1' 'h"t'' .1nJ \111 ' Jnd \ll'f'P lnll. 1nl11 lhl' UIOdl It \houl >11 t.1m v.,11, ht•J tt.r ,er l'mun1l'' .11 tht' < h1nl''r I ht'Jlt'r .in 1 ·~ f Rnonn 'print\ V.t'll' 11rig1nalh p .11.t•d n lht• 1ht•;1tt·r·, I ornourt <;I lhl' ,t,1•\ Ill Jl,I$\ V.ht•n hi\ lll\>\ll' \tJ hkm.1tt''' "'·" 1t·k,l\n.I llACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS ln1 lud1nq G?LDIE HAW~ ::l Wl1UJ . ~ = -Best Picture pc; I) !...I t"':l ..... ~~. , __ HU MAHI! BREA 519 5)JCJ Hll.A '1H \IA MOWS I 952 093 MISSltl YllJO CDfl ARDS lllSSIOfi VUO MAU •95 6220 HAHi Clfl)(M '~ 255J HU U •tUI& CHU MIS& HAHi MA"" 8R[A PAClftC l A MltAOA £0WAltOS HAR80ll ,ACflC OU"6l msm 99' 2400 TWW. 6Jl 3501 °" .. '~ 9361 llHA PAlll UHll IUCll £l THI Hill l .. UA MOVIS S EDWARDS SOUTH COWARDS SAOOlCBACll COWARDS BRISTOi 581 suo 540 1m lllWIH ITH TH 9S2 •993 COAST lAGUflA •97 171 1 OOIT& llUA fDWAROS "°°°8RIOGr EDWARDS 'llllAGl EDWARDS SOOTH OUHl COAST PLA/A CH DOW 546 2711 6 l4 ?5SJ 551 0655 ClNllR 191 0~1 UlHU WUTMlllTlll AMC F ASHl()fj SQUARE PACflC tfWAT l~ fl TOllO STAllTH COWARDS El IQllO £OWAROS VII I AGE m cisoo C(HT£R 89l 056 7 !213) 691 0633 OR !It 191 3693 llHTIHTOll IUCll WUT•lllSTlll U MIHI& WH'19111TH EDWARDS CHARIER PACIFIC ltWAY 39 PACflC GA !£WA i UA MS TllllCS 1£R CEHTR£ 841 0'70 OR '" 891 3693 523 1611 rwt4a9s sm Ll ... r 1•1 H• •\10 ,, ,, , ~ OOUf fTf~i*IAl I~"" ' AC.AOt#' _,... ll()Oft STMH l"fl ti IO I THI COLO• PURPLl ~·l• • t 1e 4 U l ·)O tO 'JI OOUY muo Hl(tl HCXTlMTTI llllOUI OOWN AHO OUT IH IMf\ Y HIU5 1 11 0llSIO llJ !24> OOllT SllUO f x • 100ll0600 1 >0 11 00 " ICl'VIN IACON QUICKSILVIR '° ll>Ol40441 • 10. 00 11 01 CHUCll HOU IS DH TA fOllCI " 11 lO J OS S 40 I JO 10 11 OOUT tnlfO'tll't<IAl lNOAOUWIT 11 AC.AOCJllT -NATIC>Od If Df04tD lflltl' OUT Of AflUCA '° THI COLOR PURPLI ~'l ' I 00 4 I j 7 ~ 1012> "'( 1 HCX n. MTT1 llllDUI DOWN AND OUT IN HVIU Y HILLS t I 10 >JO •OO I lO 11.00 l AC.AOCM T -NATIONS SALLY lllLOIAMIJ OU HU MURPHY'S ROMANCE 1~1J1 11 u )•10 s., • 10 10 lO f x ' I 0) l H t 01 I 11 11 00 l OUIS OOUfTl 1•. IRONlAGU 1~1 > ,,,>O,,, 110 7 0 10-JO NIGHTMAllll ON E(M STRUT PT 2, F•IDOY'S llllVINGl Ill 1 l .JO 4 JO I.JO POWIRCf> ~~ OOUT sntlO ~OM IU- WILOCATS -· l lOJO•O.S I >O 10 >O 00tn anat0 ltMH UCON QUICKSILVH IN I 1 ll )140 s JO ''°° 10-10 11 AUOIMT ,.,.,NATIOHI ·-··-~lei ·--· OUT Of AFRICA IN ) • 1.lO ••JS 7,40 ~ -.CHIM~ UTMUIN TlltHll JEWll Of THI NIU (N I l 00 411' •• ,, • 40 JO-JO YOUNGBLOOD 111 4110 I U JHI IUT Of TIMU !'0-lll ~12:i• llG .... kY DIM·•• ........ NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY I ... ____ lltal'T CAftQilU) OllWl.1111 ANO ~CIAl INtiMllE,,,,NTS 2 ADULTS ~2: PRICE OF 1 Children Under 12 Always 801 Ott1cp bf)fns Sat Sun 6 00 PM Mon Fn 6 30 PM 5now Stans at 1 00 PM Cn11d11n Undt r 12 Always Free ANAHEIM llt41tlt U SO t rmH !! ftt•ft f !!X );t IUVIH U CON :': QUICKSILVIR '°' ' ST ILM01S "H 1•> i· ''C ,. IRONIAGU ,,.111 ., MY CHAU,,fUR 111 * .0. lOWf )1( YOUNOILOOO 11 ' fHI llST 0, TIMIS 1,_.11 «•1:U:ta• m4 W flt' S I '•1 I C•tp•e:. ~Dtl HAW'< WllOCATS II lfTTH 0,, DIAD 1tO f ){ I s"n UKI us ''°l lllHI t•O ~ f•t •i '' It • bf ...... ,,,.... 1UI •t JN ''' ,,.._~ .. Ct• m•, t ._. OU f XII WtfNUS 1t1 ,;, J',c lill<ll N0U\,HTT1 MIOl .. DOWN AHO OUT IN llVHL y HILLS Ill HIAVINl Y KIO 1•11 e:1w=at·• 1'H'"' mjl.:111:1 o~ I I ACAOIMT HOMtHATIC>f9 ITIVIN l~ll .. IO'I JHICOLOtt ~u1.,u1 .... u 1 MAD MAX, llYOND THUNDUDOMI ,,.,*I :;: i:c IUVIH M<0H OUICKSIL VH ,,., ST ILMO'S flH Ill >:: CIWU NOee~ • • ~C DllT A JOttC I re, ••• MISSING IN ACTfON 2, THI llOINNfNO 111 JlllCll NOU ... lrft -· DOWN AND OUT IN llVHL '( HILLS i.i HIAVINL Y ICIO ,,._u eot9" H.6- WIL OCATS 1N 1 lmtR 0,, DIAD 1,.1 ... .,. >;t NtOHTMAH ON IL.M STH" ,AH 2, PHDDY'S RIVINOI 11! REVIEW Masterful 'Hamlet' at UC Irvine By KATHLEEN CUMMING Delly ,.... Cw ru fl I '4Mftl "llamlet" 1s all\ t". well. and krd.mg 1n a masterful production by thC' School of Fine Ans-Drama a1 lJC Irvi ne: It 1s not to lx' missed Of all 'hakcspeare's plays . "Hamlet" 1!> tht· most frequentl} performed. The character of Hamlet provides probabl) the nchcst d1~s for an nctor, '"Ith its infinite poss1b1li11es for 1n1erprt"1at1on. hakespt"arc '"ould heantl~ ap- pro'e ol director Roben Cohen'c; 1mag1nat1H'. and graceful!) 1r- re\Crent. production. This 1s a Hamlet" 1th wh15tles and bells (to sa) no1h1n$ of siren and drums). ll 1s also a dcltc1 ous but nounshing four star meal of theater .\n} empt) caloncs are glonoush burned m a wincing sword figh I To refresh ) our memol). a ) oung pnnce named Hamlet has recentl) lost his father. the.King of Denmark· Ver) soon after his death (10 Hamlet, It seems more a matterofMINUTES) Hamlet's mother. Genrude. mames ( ·1aud1us. her husband's )Ounger hrother. "ho 1s now the new king. But this 1s not the 1raged) Hamlet 1s then visited b\ his lather's spint , ... ho tells him that not vnly was he murdered and how. but that Claudius. who llad ~en having an affarr for some time with Gertrude, \.\3S the murderer. This would be enough 10 sull) an)-one's ps)-chc. But this 1s not the traged). f he sprrtt makes Hamlet swear to ;J\ enge his father':. death b) rubbing \1UI Claudius But how does a )oung gentleman go about murdenng his 'tepfather and uncle'l Think about 11 \omeone from the Rambo School al \ens1b1h11es might l.a) "no problem." hu1 for 16-,ear-old Hamlet this is easier '>3 rd t·han done Hamlet's 1s a traged) ol 1ndl'Cl\100n Paul r l o' t•h as Hamlet 1s nearh ~rlel t H1' natural deh'er) shp~ d)onle!.sl) nround the fh1at>cthao language It mn> ra1c.e the hat:kles of those who come to henr favon1e ~olrloqu1es Jelrvercd with lap1danan l•loquence Lovely 1s first and fore· most a vcr)-)oung •man dose to Hamlet's suppost.>d age. This 1s rare. as 11 1s felt that few actors so young could handle such a demanding part. Lovtly pro' es this wrong. A young Ham kl,, important 1fwe are to focus on an important aspect of the drama. that of a bo) forced through circum- stant·es 10 gro\\ up too fast. It al!>O help us keep our c.:mpath) whc.:n he 1s acung so unch" alrousl)-toward poor Ophelia Lo' el) is v. ell matched b) T Bradsha'-' Yates as "that adulterate beast ... Claudius ' ate~ 1s \l'I) good at sho"'mg a guilt\ consnence. at times through lack of poise. or gnnnin' a httlc 100 long. or 1gnonng Hamlet s sulk) presence at his wed- ding a b1t 100 c:asuall). and also by his sudden and awkward pubhc em- braces of his sex) nev. queen 1hnt come off looking slightl y lev.d rather than affect1onatt· It 1s subth handled We can 1maginr the fun the) m1gh1 have in the ro)al bed. but at the same lime we don't forget that Claudiu s 1s 'er> much the cool diplomat. C') nth1a Blaise 1s the late krng's "moS1 seeming-virtuous qucnr ... Genrude. It 1s hard to imagine this sultr). full-blown. and yout hful look- ing woman connected to the old sra~ bearded gh O'it, played 1mpress1vd~ b)' Ke11h Fov. kr. But then kings have alwa>S been allo-wed 10 roh the cradle Blaise is attract1"e and COO\ 1nc1ng both as. an unea~) lo"e~ and a~ a guilt~ mother . le' e Benson 1s the proh.\ S)Chophant Polon1us. prO\ rdrng re- frc ... h1ng comic rehef w11h alacnt' <. aria Greer Sublet. the farr Ophd1a. I'> t'Quall) good and brrng<; olT thl' tragic transformation ofOphd1.1 dra- maucall) Im prov comedy in Mesa l\.11mpam 10 1 Jn 1mprtH11\at111n.t1 u 1mcth troupe. "'rll ix·rform th1\ \\l't'k<'nd at tht' < o ... 1a Mesa ( J\lt Pla\h<HJ\t' I hl· group. organ11cd h~ pla) hou-,c hoard prnitknt Stan\.\-l,1\I\ lo. "'Ill prt''>t'nt 1t.-..-.a11nc program Satur<la> ,11 X pm nnd ~unda\ al 7 rm at 1hc Lhcatcr, 06 l Hamilton ~t. Costa Mc'>a · Funher informauon and re~enat1(1n\ rna\ ht' oh1a10('\I t'I\ calling the pla) house a1 650-5269. · . WITNESS (R) SHOWS AT 1 00 .. 9 05 QUICKSILVER (PG) SHO WS AT I 15 l 2!> S 15 1 25 &. 9 H DO"'" "NO OUT IN B£V£RLY HILLS CR) SHOWS AT I IC l 2S !>35750 &1000 M UAPHY'5 R O MANCE (PG-U) SHOWS AT ; 0 0 l 20 5 )0 1 40 .. 'J so LUXURY fHUTRES YOUNGBLOOD fl') SHOWS AT 710 a.915 WIU>C"TS lRJ SHOWSATI t!t lO 5 45 8 00 & I 0 I 5 OUT OF "F R IC" (PCf SHO WS AT 11 45 l H 1 00 & 10 I 0 JN 70MM COLOR P'URP'\..E (R) S HOWS AT 1 OS 4 05 1 OS & I 0 05 DOWN ""'D OUT IN 8£VE9'L Y HILLS (R) Plus Sptun f PCJ OIELT" FORCE (R) Plus M "''"' In Ac11on Part 2 !R I HAll8U9'GIER T IM M etMA Ptc11ire(R) Ptu• Er1n11n i1or1 fPG ) ROCKY fl/(,....) Plu\ Co H11 To L•V• .. 01~ In L A (Al NIGH-nl"RIE °" E LM S TREIET II (R) N 19ht m.,e o o Elm SI I (Al ~ TO Tl« l'\/TVAIE C.-C) Plu II 101 D ALMATIONS IGI C r1o10 Pnc:eo Cn;r9eo HBO PlfTt RFS 111 a..~atlon ._Ith Sil.VD SCREE.~ PAR1'U.~ Prt8ttlt._ .\ f'ELD'U \/\t£EKEJt PROOl'CTIO~ "TiiE HITCHER" Rl TGfR H\I ER C. TifO'l.~ HOiEU ·jUflEY Od il\'; Jt'~lf'ER JASO-. WGH Dirtctor of Phot<>v.lph) JOH\ LUE . .\.C. · F.dhodl..\ \k). lRIOST"E. A.C.E. 'fusic b} "-ARK ISHA." · Co-Produttr P.\l l Ln ~ ht'Clllht Producm EOi UD S. ff.LOMA\ and CHARLF.~ R. \4.fI..K£R \\ rinen b~ EJUC RID · Produetd b) K1P OfiltA.' and O:\\JD Brul!U f R .•:::·~,;·~ .. ~=:;, ~~.!_0ROB£RT HAR\CO\ ~fl!,'.~~~·:~.:.~: & STARTS TOMORROW .... ,. ,, .... ," ,, ,,,.. lltlll!GI l#fl!•'llJll~ ""' .. """~ ~ ., . . • I • "'. •tu•••,.,.. (0\11 .. ,,. ·toV!<tl , ,,._,Ott ~ .. . • • lit Oii•~" Cohen assembles an e'<t:ep11onall)' good cast. Out a11en11on doe&n't get a chance to stray. rn a production lasting fou r hours 1nclud1ng inter- missions. 1ha1 is qu11e an ach1evt' menl. Bui most important. we are involved in the tory and the chara<.· tcrs are real. not generalized symboli;. Douglas-Scott (joheen 's tearless set is placelessand timeless It ha!> lht> feel of a gigantic chamber m some ancient iron ship, sa lvaged afler yea re; under the ~a. or the iron fonress of some royal paranoid High-tech gonc to rust. Barrack-like lamps strung ·along steel-gridded ca1 walks en~ircle tht' stage and extend tnlo the au- dience Scott Goheen's costumes are won- derfully ambiguous. )Ct nght. but keep us funher off balance ..\I times the\ seem more the • JOs or '40s insiead of 1910. tht' \ear th 1'\ "Hamle1" 1ssct. especially the guards. wrth their dark O\ ercoats, lies. and v.ool lclt h.m \nJ the krntt\ ht·rwh· men. one dtx•\n'1 <.'\pt'l't nH·n 1n hlU\' bu~1nesHu1\\ fluttcnniiaround a king in a tu,, Sha<k" of Dean. Halderman. <1nd Erhhchmann I hie; all addc; to uur enchantment. keeping our 11na"1n.i uons enga$C'd and our minds off guard ('ohl'n takes u~ bt·) ond our u!>ual "budget of CAJ)(t'tallOn!-" a!> regards .Shakespc;1re, and we arc (om pell~ to listen a net ht•ar aln•!>h. <\ remarkable a1:compli~hment Th1i; produl't1on of "Jldmll-1" will be the eenwrprece of tht• l r nn er~• I)' ol ( ahforn1a\ Shak\'Spearc r orum. which will con' enc on the In IOl' campus Februar) this \\eekcnd f-on) hakcspearean scholars Imm lhc eight llC' campusc' arc expected to aucnd Performance, an.· Jt 7 p m tn)ll'ad of the usual 8 p m tonight through aturda) 1n thl' Finc .\rt) \ 11lage Theater For information about the pla-. or the forum. call 856-6614 Bradbury stories debut Saturday By JERRY BUCK AP hlevttlon Wrltet BEVERLY HILLS -Ra) Brad- bur). although one of .\menca 's most popular and prolific storyteller~. has never "'nuen for h1'i own 1elc' 1s.1on sen cs He v.rote for "A.lfred Hnchrnck Presents" and "The Tw1hgh1 Zone " but he ne'er created a o;ho'-' F1' e of his books ha' e been made into mo' 1es. and he's "nllen 'icrcenpla)S for sc'eral films. including the 1~5o \.Crs1on of"Mob) Dick .. "Once I was m a room ful! l'I sm1hng faces and I "'as read) to sign a contract." he "3rd "Then I got 10 th1nk1ng that as 1 ,.. l" soon as I signed the) 'd sa) .. ·No. \OU can't do this and you can't have that.' ·so I e'cuscd -----myself. got 1010 a Bradbury cab and came 10 my office. I phonl'd them and sard I couldn't do 11 .. Another ume an NBC. C'<ecutl\e told Bradbur) he didn't want aO\- thing "h1ghfalu11n · " Brad bu I) said he looked at the execull\e and sard "H1ghfalu1rn ">" "The man corrected himself and said he wanted something hke Fr::i nz Kaflca." he recalled w11h delight "I said Kaflca! Nov.. that's h1ghfalu11n'1" Bradbur) did allow his book "1 he Man1an Chronicles" to be adapted for telev1s1on Trashed for tde' l'>ton is clo~r to what happened It~ ethereal stones were treated "1th a hea'"' hand The roles w<.·rc mlSlJ\t The special efTcn~ were amatt•umh The $rcate'it !>in, Brad bur) bd1t'' l''>. " that It was honng But. fear not. Brad bur. ha' re<t l'hl·d the home screen in his own 'iC.:rtl'\, and a ne\\ ba tl h uf 'tont·... how' in Saturda). "The Ra\ Bradbur. Thl'atn'' made its firs't appearanl't' un Hontt' Bo'< Office last Ma, fht• \ertt:\ p1ckcdupthreeofcable\AC [award' and made Time maga11nl"" "10 bcc;t ~ .. DREAM Each ep1w<lc "' adapkd from .1 Brad bur) shon 'itory Don't \\ orr) that he'll run out of stones. Bradbur) 66. has wnttcn a 'ihon Stol) n week. or HS t'QUl\.alcnt "h1le doing a book . since the age ot 12 A.mong those stamog rn lht· ne" shows are Peter o· fook . Drew Barrymort' and JelTGoldblum ThcO'Toole sho". ''Ban'lhee "was inspired b~ Bradbul) 's '1s11 10 direc- tor John Huston's lnsh home Lu t•onsult "'1th him on the screenpla) tor "~ob) D11:k .. O'Took pla\s the director and ( harlt'.\ \.1,1rt 1n m1th 1he )Oung wntcr C,oldblum ~•ars a'> J lit\ d-....eller ''ho quick I) lcarn'i hi\ Jn::1m of a rural parad1<;e ,, not all that he npectcd. Ba r~mon· pl:"' .t lll-H·ar- old girl v.-ho'>e -....arnrni'> about a woman·.-. l'.rll''> tom1ng lrom unlkr ground ::irt' 1gnnrl'J b) her parents. Bradhul) v.11rks in the middle of BeHrh lltll' 1n an offoe th.11 look'i hkc 11 belong' to .1 kid \\1th JO unlimited supph o f In,., and treasure<; It's tilled "llh poster~. stuffed animalc;, Bud.: Roger') ra) guns. pace\h1p'i rohol\ of all \rll's. dinosaurs. stack!-ul l·om1l hooks dra"' ings a M 1cke~ ~1ou<;t• tell'phone and a l&-.-.11ed doll ol Bull\\1nkk tht' Moo'l' c;11110g 1n al hair .\her c;a~1 ng nu to t'\en orw d'c: "'h\ drd he sutcumh 111 tht otlcr trorn II RO'' "Iv.as around the pn><.lun·r., L.1rn \.\ 1ko' and \-lark Massari. and I got to knc" 1hem and trust them .. he 'aid "Thl'\ 'rt' a butler bclv.l·en me and tht• nct ...... ork I hl'\ 'n• l llnll'rncd "1th 1.1uaht\ I \t.trll'd .1 \l'Jr .1nJ J half ,1go Jnd I '""'tl'd trn "r111 ng. .111 the '><:npt\ I r;in hlame ,1nh nn wll I'm around "hen tht'' <.:drt thl' 'how' I'm delighted "rt h v. hat thn ·' l' don~· .. Aradhu~ said he learned earl) not Ill he S\\a\ed b' monl'\ "I found \\heOC\Cr j got a h1tlt: moOC\ \UmC- th1ng happened to dc'>trll} m' ltll'" he o;a1d "I got $500 from< oll1t·r·, for J .. 1on and the ne\I da) brukl· up" 1th m) girl ----STARTS TOMORROW ---- 1111\llNt ·~ f•IW...,_....,,,."""~ A~,_,_... '\r,' ~I' ~!P .r." 1 ~1 1tt f -~"'' 'ic•11tll c .. "' ""''• S46 7711 HUHllHGToN SU.CH '* lAGUNA HllU ''1w¥•h {h.tl1f'f {t'••ll• 11•1 o' •o (,,,. .. .,.,., ... ,..... J l 't' .. tWt ,, ..,, • LWJr1L.tit r'•"fl19''\P'1•t • •IA MrRAl\A QAAN<;( A~ 1'\t~1 t ~4 1 fil70 M • Wf'ilMtNS-lfll f ~ ,, ~ \\• I 4 I 1 ./WI \'IMIN\TI" J t t• ........ II ' tf ;,ti Orengo Coasl DAILY PILOT/Thursday, February 20 1988 A9 TV Li s TIN GS EV9IHO -UD- ••NEWS MA fr HOUSTON POUCE STOfn' ntt&'8 COWNtf Dff'MHT STAOk£S ~QSAEPORT llll!CHNICAl UNl'YfRSf C:.NEWS AICNE'WS Q NICNEWS Mac Davis hopes to 'settle _~ down ' in s pin off TV series DMOHT TltOMPSOH HOT SEAT I HOTI.INE • MCMf.. ~ * t "Arabian AOVtnture" (1979) Cllrilloe>/ler l.•. Miio O'Shea (l NHL HOCKEY -UO- l N8CHEWS TOO CLOSE FOA COMflOflT JEOPAPCY MACNel I LEHAEA NEWSHOlJR By JERRY B UCK UT ......... ,_, LOS ~NGELES -Al.'tor and country singer Mat Davis \aJd he dnd his character tn a proposed ~p1noff sencs from ABC's ··Webster" arr both going through a m1ddlc-agt' change. "I think he's going through a ltule mtdlifr cns1s, assessing hts ltfc and what he wants to do," said Da' 1s. 44 "I'm going throu a changf' but lh ~-di} wee!. I he h.i.rdesl part of acttng is geumg up at ~ .a m llOd pu111ng on makeup and H)•ni 10 look hke tt\ 8 o'clock at night" Thl' produce~ of "W~bster," Madehne and SteH' Sunshine. were looking 1odoa 'ipinoff'ienes, and thr> rentt'd a copy of"Nonh Dallas 40 ·•a movie Da' 1s made wtth Nick Nohe "I had breakfast with them and thC'n came up with the idea for the show." he ~1d. "We did 11 and I'm t'Xetted " He reached Los An,eles in 1966 aJ\n-work1 DI a a lt'I velj.na promo- 1100 man and saltsman for a rteord com pan> "I mc1 Elvis f>r-Wey's people and \0 make a Ions story snon. tMt's how I got my first b reak as a soogwnter," he said. "Elvis recordc-d 'Memones.,' 'lo the Ghcuo' and 'Don't Cry Daddy••• ~ PHOTOOAAPtite Y1StON (I) ([I) NEWS 88EH.!ON mBARETTA not a crisis. I know what l want to do I want to cut dov. n on my road work •• bul not abandon 11 After 15 )Cars of 250 da)s a )Car on the road I'd hke 10 Davis grev. up in Lubbock. TcXJ~, aJso noted for tum1n& out m u~1c1an Buddv Holh I .-· He also wrote songs for Kenny • R<>&ers, Andy Williams, Sammy Davi~ Jr. and Dolly Parton. His first htl record asa s1n&erwas "Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me" in 1972. -7:00- l C8SNEWS it, EHTERT AINM£NT TONIGHT AICNEWSQ LOVE CONNECT10H NEWS I TMREFS COMPANY a WHER Of FORT\JtE IUSIHESS REPORT P.M.MAGAZINE m PfWSE THE LON> C' AOO STEWART IN COtaRT JS) INOEPENDENT NEWS $.FAERIE TALE THEATRE ..t)MOVIE t * "Schlock ( 1973) Joon Landis, Saul Kahan -7:30- 12 ON THE TOWN PfVCE IS RIGHT WHATS HAPPENINOn G EYEON L A. 0 11,000,000 CHANCE Of A UfETlME I M'A'S'H MEWL YWED GAME PAOF1t.ES Of NA T\ff '11) FAUOAL GOtAET S.D. AT LARGE !§) PEOPLE'S COURT J!JEOPAPCY m RACING F'AOM SANTA AHrT A p NEWS -8:00-11 I), MAGNUM, P.I. -~YSHOW • • 'Bom Lows' (1967) Tom La~hltn. Ehubettl JatMS ~~ RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OA 0 JOKER'S WILD (f) WKRP IN CINCINNATI &)HEWS «I) MOVIE • t • t The Adventures 01 Robin Hood' 11938) Errol Flynn Oltv1a de Ha'llltand fi) PLANET EARTH ~MYST'Efffl Eli) PAAISE M LORD '1) PETER GUNN C MOVIE • • • ., Stage Door t 1937) Katha- rine Hepburn. Ginget Rogers H THE BEST Of FARM AID-AH AMEJICAH EV9fT ~ CARSON'S COMEDY CtASSICS ltdward Herrman portray. P'a er llcCabe. founder of the hoepltal. tn a Oubback .to 1945. ln a •peclal eplaode of .. St. ltl.ewhere .. tontchtat 10 on NBC, Channel 4 . -12:'5- S.,MOVlE h ***''"Easy Alder' l1&69) Peter sta) al ome more. Fonda Dennis Hopper This senes "'111 be-a ~at wa~ to do 11 -1:00-WHATS HOTI WHATSlfOT7 s nice to come Davis MOVIE home and lnov. \.Our dogs aren't S' MOVIE m WOAlD Ct.ASS WRESTLING *. 'Tile Man Fron Button WrllOw'' going to bttl' >OU .. • * * • Aocl!y 11976) Sylvester f COMEDY BREAK (1965) Ammated l/oec:es of Dale Davis sta~ 1n a .,peual r pt'.>lXk ol -< ...., Stallone. Talia Shue S' HONEYMOOHEAs: THE LOST Robertson, Howat<! Keel .. Webster" F nda \ n 1gh t The pm- -8:30-EPISODES «I> MOVIE gram, 1f 11 gets pteked up as a ~ne~ ~O ~~~'ll,1!.,~ E[i}REUGtOOS~RAMMING **'" Mata Maru p952) Errol will be called ".\lmmt Home .. Nor- """""" ~h Roman man Fell and .\II} n o\nn Mc Ll'nt' also TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. -10:30-star G> P.M. MAGAZINE ~DAD'S ARMY PAUL RYA.N · D ~~ · al)~W1MBER KUHGF\J In the shov. he pla~s a count!) Jl'"""'"'~n;) 1J....,.," l 'MOVIE singer named Jake Turn(•r ·He likes l)CHARLESCHAMPUNONTHE ** "Tomboy"l19S.)BetsyRu5SeU, **'""Allonsanlan P975JMarcello kids an awful lot." said Da,ts. "Ht' RUA SCENE Jerry Dlnome Mastr0tanni. Lea Massan spend~ an a"' lul lot ul ttmc doing -t.oo-PJIHDEPEHDENTNEWS -1·15-things with kids that I do "'hen I'm I (]) ~SIMON -11:00-1.JMOVIE around ktd~. He ltd.ks lhcm and °'"'"""'""1 RCJDG>(J.J(!])IB)NEWS **'' Secrets 11982) Helen Lind· tn11THECOLSVS cAR90N'SCOMEDYClASSICS say.AnnaCampbethJones makes them laugh .\nd hl' goes ufl = ' ..1 and wn1cs his mus11. .. 0 NEWS 0 lKZARAE -1:30-G> MOVIE «I) BAAHEY MIUER CJ NEWS Turner decide\ to '1nualh aban-** For taoies0nty"!1981)Greg<>-9THEPAICE O MOVIE don hts career after performing a IH~~Grant ~ BUSINESSREJIOAT ••111 'Ttie IUustrated Man (1969) Chnstmas conccn for a group of "''~'o;n" Eli)ARTLN<LETTEA RodSteiger.ClaireBJoom foster children Fell pla~s ht., agent MAST'EAP£CeTHEATRE '1) MGHTGALLERY 8 INSIDESOAPS and McLcne runs the fo<;tcr home El!I PRAISETHELOAO C MOVIE G)COMEDYTONIOHT "He wa a fratemm brother ol '9 ESPECIAUYFOAYOUWITH *** The B<ea111as1 Club" (1984) ~AlllNTHEFAMlt.Y Webster's father." Da,·I\ \aid .. He ICEHNY ROGERS AHO THE RAST Emtho Estevez. MOiiy Ringwald Eli) PRAISE THE LOAD pla)'S a be ne fi I at I ht S fo\ II.' r home run EOOlON rt BUDDY HACKETT I: ON ST AGE '1) JUNE CAIN MILLER L MOVIE ATCAESARSATlAHTICCfTY -t:S5-by has agena's m1cr Ha' 1ng lust a ••"The Mean Season· (1985H<ur1 1f UFESTYLESOfTHERICHANO ~MOVIE chtld of m) o"'n I lthc l hJralter Russell, Manet Hemingway FAMOUS * * The Hotel New Hampstlire" Tumcr) grt 1n\ohed \\tth thee;{" L MOVIE s MOVIE 11984)JoditFoster.9eau Bndges .:h1ldren." •t•'• Mr Bland1ngs Builds His **'lurk1821"(1985JT1molhyHu1--2:00-lntht'mcant1mc,v.h1khe"'jll\UUt Oleam House 119'81 Cary Granl, ton. Robert UrlCll 8 ll, C8S NEWS NIGHTWATCH ABC's decision Da' 1., '>atJ ht• 1., Mrs~~TREK !.~Ile DrW«' 11983) Albert RECOROGUIDE .. gct11ng n as much gull 3'> PO'>'>thlc'' -9:30-Finney Tom Courtenay I [~ and wi ll compll'tc ht:. sumnwr con-Cl ~NIGHT COURT -11:30-~ ...... ,c::. centour. MOVIE II (J; NIGHT HEAT * *'' "Firestarter (1984) OaV1<1 This ts the 'iecond pilot lor Da' is **'' Pat Garren And Biiiy The O CBTONIGHT Kelth.DrewBarrymore His fi rst was a two-hour .\B( mO\tC l<ld''(l9731JamesCoburn.KrisKris· O OOOCOUPLE p LIFEOFRILEY called .. The Bro1hcrs-1n-Ltw ·• 1olferson ' G ®) A8C NE.WS NIGHTUNE "I hate to sa~ 11 but I'm real!\ glad 1l C MOVIE 0 PfTFALL -2:25-didn't go." he said ''I'd donl· lcature • • 'Hardbodies (198") Grant G> DYNASTY •$• M~~! French Woman' 1198,1 films. but I had no idea hu\\. fast )Ou l<ramer. Teal Roberts Cl) HAWAII FIVE~ FrBllCOlse Fa1>1an uayle HoJ<1on work 1n telr' 1s1on You have no lime -tO:OO-I~~~ -2:30-for 'ourself You work 15-hour da-.s II Ofl~J~0 m NIGHT GALLERY m MOVIE The) did a lot ol scrnnd-untl v.urk O Cl) NEWS -12:00-• •• ., v°" can 1 Cheat An Hones1 car crashes. that I d1dn'1 l'\ en kno"' G JJ 20 / 20 O l.!J COMEDY BAE.Al< Man 119391 w C Flf!l<ls E<lgar Ber-about The> put all the crashc'.> 1n and 0 THESAINT 8 ~~HOLLYWOOD ~ nn.INDTHE'""~s 10ok out all the pan\ that would haH· SI MUAOEJUfOST ENGLISH ....,.IC Ui> <>c::.n ~ made the senes wonh doing mCAPITOLJOURNAL .. l Company Of Kiiiers (1969) l MOVIE "(omed~ I!> so much better It'\ a E[i} BEHIND THE SCENES ______ van JOllnson Ray Milland :::::.-====·=·==:::M..:.1su=-=~=-==Oef~S=lood~=-'=19=84=)=======----------- u ourty Nelly's'' HANNAH AND HER OPEN FOR LL'NCH & Dl ~NER Mondav thru Fndav 11 A.M to 9 PM DOllSIYI OUllllUT SISfERS [PC IJ '° edwards TOWN CENTER ..... 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''WILDCATS" (R) '00 ,., tM GO'iSlP • "IROll UC U' (" 1 l) ,.~al)! ol ·' laCa IQl1 ·oow11 I OUT Ill BCVEILY NIUS (II ' s l lO t'I .. "Tiil IUTl fOICl " (II JI lHO edward• MISSION VIEJO MALL U5..Q20 •o nn to CllO-VAll!Y ..... ( I IZ lO l JO "QUICISILVU" l"l H9 lJQ 14S 10 •O ·oon I OUT Ill 1£VHU lllllS" (I) I •\ 00 i I\ • )0 10 JO ., ... .,... "f /l" (I) ue 1 1~1t• - ) \. A 10 Orange Coul OAIL Y PH.OT I Thurad•y. February 20, 198G N/ADVICE/GA HOROSCOPE --~~ Friday, Febr111ry Zl ARIE (March 21-Apnl 19): All stop) arc out for fun and lroltc; ~<'l'narw highlights variety. chansma. flirtation. ph)'!>trnl au racuon, t:r~a ll\ t• endeavors. Long-distance call relates to inv1tatton to unique 'oc1al atla1r TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Practical affairs dominatt'. Chl'cl>. 'lourc:e material. be aware of small pnnt. realize focus is on land. home. fo m1h . \ccur11y . Many rules. regulations will actually work 1n your fa\ Or GEMINI (May 21-June 20): What had bern monbund will now he' ah\ l' and k1ek1ng Pro1ect 1s reactivated. ------------- Green light fla'lhes tor progress 1n connection wllh wnttng. travel d1s- '>l'mma11on of 1nformat1on '\' ou rnuld SYDNEY 0MARR Jl!>o be 1n love -madl) CANCER (June 21-Jul> ::!2) You'll rccet\ e \ ahd information concerning 1n,es1ment. income po1en11al Fam1I> mt'mber takes 'ou into confidence. rclatt'!> desire tO. remodel. rebuild or •••••••••••••• .Ktuall~ change residence LEO (Jul)' 23-Aug 12). \ ou c:ould be on verge of"luc k~ 'ilreai.. .. \ ou get "'hat :.ou "'ant following 1mt1al dela) Moon 1n )Our sign !>pothght~ onginahl\. t·harisma. drama excellent taming. Secrt~t mt•et1ng '' lt·allm:d and relatn to romance VIRGO ( <\ug 21-~pl 22) ln1u1t1on "acll\aH·d -\ou II lo.no11. 11.ha1 l<l do at "e\att moment .. f(XUS on authorit) respon<11ht111~ pre'>'>Urt' 111 deadline \ ou'll reccl\ c "special notice" which \en lie" \IC"'' ( ,1nu·r Capncorn figure promincntl) LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22)" Focus on fnends. hopc'. "t'>ht'l>. '>rt·rulatwn. added populant~ Rctc!!.!__d1sappoin1men11s "hc:aled:· \ ou are on upgrade. )ou'll he :lClCptcJ b' mart· people. financial picture 11.-ill hf bnghter 1han 11ng1nalh ant1c1pa1ed • CORPIO (Oct 2 ~-"io' 21) Focus on bus1nc\s. cart'l'r 111dc:i:x·ndenl·c ong1nalil\. fre~h '>tan \ ou're going place'>' You'll bt• rid ol obltga11on not nghtfulh H>ur m.\n in tir<11 place Lme pla\'> ma111r roll' SA GITT ARIUS ( '\11\ 22-Dec 21 J Folio"' through on ··mnt'r led mg'> Frnpha"' on tra"d. l'ommun1cat1on. publishing. retogn111on of 'Ptntual 'alut'\ L ong-rangc prospcu<; "ill he clarified \ ou·11 hc tn'>ptrt·d h\ ont: "'htl C\h1h1i.. !31th 1n \Our talent'> CAPRICORN COet :?:?-Jan 19) Ol\er')1f~ a,i.. qut''>ltum m.t i..t' inljuincs. plan ahead for possible Jou me' fone) pKture 1\ hnght 'uu rnuld rc.·ce1"e ne"'" tontcrn1ng ta A brcat.. or 1nhentance (1em1n1 Sag1ttanu\ nat1H''> pla\ paramount roles AQl'ARIV tfan 21i..r rh I XI E mpha'i1'i on legal a flairs public rt'lilt111n\ 114>\'>thle panner5h1p manta! <,Latu\ \11m1: plan'> ""ill ht· rt'' 1'il'd anJ \OU II ht· more <,eturt' J\ rc<>uh nnt· 1n p<h1t111n of authonl\ c,uppunr. \Ou \corpao plJ'' rnk Pl. CES 1 h:h 14-\.1arl h 2111 ~e rl'ad\ tor l hange trn \cl, \.a net~ pra1'lC lrom '"<.JX'l't al' memhcr 111 1)pflU'>lll' !>eX f J\k \.\hit h JI fir'>I \l'Cmcd unpka,Jnt "'ill .ll tuall\ h<10\t morale \ ou'll &l'I t'xet·llcnt health rep< in IF F'EB. 2 I IS YOl'R BIRTHDAY }llU Jrc vcr} much aware of hod~ image. could he comanl·d 11.1th ""t·1gh1. \OU do pknt) ol tra\.cllne. )OU ha\ c r\celll'nl <,enw of humllr and ··.,1rong" tunos1t\ (1cman1. 'iag111ariu~ J)Cf\On' pla} important role!> in your Il le '\'ou an~ auracll\C. ar11M1c:. and have tl·ndcnt \ to sra11n "our forte" \ ou are ~ens1ttve to trend~ of the puhlit and U'>UJlh \llU arc ahead of\C)Ur 11ml' \ ou could go into hu,1ness or marT"\. th" \t•ar (t m,1med tht•n· tould be an add1t1on t•> fan11h Junr "nJT\1anJ1ng. Reward, then work for NCR salesmen "OU gl'·I." ~OU~ ne\\ 'ialC\ rep a gencrou' npen<.e account w11h in- 'trul11nn' \Cl '-'Car thl." bc<.t clothe\ to ,-.11 a.i the hcr.1 rt''>taurant'> and to ''a' m lhl• lx•\t hotels 1 hrec month~ later -,1 ltlr ..aid \C'llc:r ha\ lcarnt•d to l1 h· !hl· lu\UI"\ -\OU l\\Ue tht• prt'\trtocd 'ak' quota Im tht· urx.11m1ng quarter \<1th J malo.t·-11-or-g110JhH· u1m- rn.ind fha1·, ho" J11hn H l'attl'r<>on o1t '-.:11111nal < .s'h l<t'g1\tcr h1ston rl·f)flrtl·JI\ put togl•thl·r ht\ h1gh- flt1\.H'rl·J lorte ol hohhnl\ "'ho \o 1tll'n made thl·tr 4uot,1\ C) V. h,1t 'the r<1t111 of h11mo\t''uah : 1 h<'ll."1<1\t'\uah' .\ l>m·1n~11 ahrntt C)r'"'d\lhe '\lln1Jlt '' \1 11t1ph lht•w 1!1 n11mher\ - .;~-.:-l"~'l..111 -1 .p h. .10\ numht·r tr•1m I t•• 11 fhl' ·'"'""e·r il"'.I'" "111 l11n1;.i1n tht ,;.inw I h '11Jnlhl'f .. I) \\ h,11·, thl· t11rmal ri.tn11 ••I th.11 1\-rrnn1e~I \\Jr th~ k""h ir1"pn1:i hJI '-'I.' l,1ll 1hr \t.ir 111 D;i\ 1.!'1 -" Tht· \.1 11gon D11 111 llr \olomon'<, '>e.11 \m t11lct 11 "'·''" 1 .1 tr.1d111onJI fr" l\h l'mhkm 1nl ukn tJll\ hut \.\J\ Lhrt\\'O J\ thl' \\ mhol ol tht• /111nl\I m11\\'nwn1 rel.ill\ L'h n· ~l·nth In I x·i-111 lw 'IX'llltl I) V. h1~ h I\ !lll"olll"I thr l lfl llrTl· lc'1rr111· 11r 1h1· hn!-'hl .. f ,1 ,,1n ·ii 1hrn lt'rltll\ h.tlh' \I 1r111mt1•r•·n1•· '"'' H• ht· Thr PEOPLE L.M. Bovo height 1~ three d1amcter<. ut onr 1enn1\ hall fht• ctrcumfcrcncc" I 14111 th.: diameter one tenn1.-, ball ~ certain antt-tumor drug make'> hair fall out E\pcrtmenter<, ha\.e given ti to '>hecp. then pulled ofT the '-'OOI "'•th their bare hand-. Don't kno" ""h~ the) ·\c bothered .\ rru- ftss1onal shearer can lleelc a 'htt'P ahu111 a\ fast or fa\ltr The I nlac, had a Pom h pre'>!> "'llhout an' pon1e\ Fa\I rcla' run ncrs s1a11oncd at mile and a hall 1ntl'f\ al' carnt•d ml''>'>Jl!C' 'ill mile\ J lla~ Th\· t'arth'' mo\t a nutnt rod;'> - •''tar a~ It., kno"n right no" -CHe in ( 1rl'l.'nland V.1n\l<1n { hun htll onn-\,11d h1\ 10 fa\onte "'orth ""l'rl' """nl"r u'>c: a long \Hird "'ht·n I a I 'h<1n 11ne "ill dr1 •• J_, .. W Bo~d I~ u '>yndir att·d columnist Looking for love in wrong places? This column ha!> always been unabashedly and without apology pro-parent That 1s becuust I am ont' fhat 1s not to say the v1ewpo1nt of young people has no \alue and should not he presented It does and 11 should One ol tht• most common problem' among }Ou th and parent ti. t'Xpre~~mg low for one another and recognmng 11 "'hen the> see 11 When my children \.\t'H' grn11.1ng up I was sure 11 was a onr-<,aded lo'e afTatr 11hed an their fa\ or In hindsight, there 1s better 'mon The) said "I love )OU" in a m1ll1on wa)s I JUSI didn't look for 11 m 1ht· right places What 1fthe o nh llowt'r on m} ro!.e hush that th<:} wen: forbidden to tuUl h that thn tort· offw11hout a \tcm and squet•ted to death before it could get mw water wa\n't an act of defiance·• uppose 1t was love. ""tl that mess in the ki tchen wht·n 1ht') said thcy_we~o doing "nothing" and 1t looked like 11 would have to be cleaned before it could be conde mned and the~ got two lousy burned cook1t's out of It Suppose the} were tr;. ing to emulate me and what I did., I don't want to think about the scores of times the) put their repon card 1n front of me and pointed proudl) to an ..\and I replied. "The .\ 1<, fine. Now you ought to get to wori.. on those other two C's." I remember the tames the) said nothing when I punished them for borro"'ing m} clothc~cosmet1cs and ca r and t>nded w11n. "When are )Ou going to grow up''" Was 11 possible the~ "'ere tr)1ng to look hke me'' Tn1ng on m" life to see how 11 fit? ERMA Bo11Ec1 \'iert tht'' l)mg to nll' 11.ht:n tht'} told me the) turned Jo"n a \lupad pan-ttml' Jtib becau-.c 11 didn't pa) enough'1 Or "'ere the~ .spanng me the <ltsappointml•nt of kno""1ng the' had failed at somr1h1ng'' Ho11. qu1l i.. I \\3!> tu a\\Uml' "ht•n the\ wa\l·d thl•1r hand and 'ihouted. "~t\ mom lan dn\.t•1" 11 "'a" their m<.enc.111\ 11\ Ma) he 11 """., a puhhl declara tton of pndt' .1 nd nin fidl'lll e Thcrt• was Ol'vcr a da<y 11.-ent h\ that theyd1d not pa\ me 1he s1ncen·,1 form of fl attl.'7 by }Cllrng at tbi.:tr omthl'l" tht' way would have yl'llcd. enforc- ing rule., the wa) I wrntr them. serving as an 1nforman1 when I \\a~n·1 there to sec 11 Thev '\pent thetro" n monl'~ for nn Chmtmasc'> and b1nhda\\ braggl·ll to cvcrvonc ho11. st net I v.a\. told me the truih ""hen I punt'iht•d thlfll for 11 and kt'i-.cd me l'' cn night ill ht·d11mt• ..-.hen I hat! said "n11·· to thl'OI no k,., than a hundred time<, Love 1sdu'l1ve It can ocasi.t1lk} a'> a sucker 1n }Our hair J'> pun[!ent ao; bubble gum in 'our lace. a<. awi..\\ard as a colorful rock pn'.sscd m \our hand or a<, nsk) a\ a forbidden fln"'n on a rose hu'ih ""h no1h1n~ ll'ft hut J crushed bloo;som Com petition farcing doctors to improve D[·\R ANN LANDE R~· I ha\.c httlc regard tor doctors and1tttey ha' l' no regard for U'i. their pa11cnb \o "here do we~go from here., You call them up because )OU need help It's either their da) off. they are "1th a patient. the} are at the hospital the} are del1vcnng a paper at a medical meeting 1n Pans or Gene\ a. the) had an emergenc) or thev are out to lunch \nu ask them to call \OU bacl The\ nl'' er do · You arn\C lor )OUr appointment li"e minute\ earl) and art kept ""allmg an hour or more Tht• nurse <,a\S "He had an cmergcnC\ "(Want Ill lall her a har'1J In the ho,p11al the) poke their ht•ad'> 1n the: door and sa~ r hcerlull)' .. , rood nwrn1ng. ho"' arc) ou''" That t'\l hangt• tH nn'>tdere<l a u10\ulta11on l11r "'lmh \OU ""'II rectne a hill for \ 'i() I haH' rl•ad articles and heard lecture' on "How to Talk to Your Doc tor .. ~urnc of tht· lccturt'i art' prell) good hut we need to kno"' how to cah.h our doctor before we can talk 111 him Am suggcs11ons'l PS. I u<;e thl.' male gender because I find th1~ problem tl> much mure common among male ph}s1c1ans than females. -SICK ()f GETTING K ICKED J.\ROL''°"D IN PHILJ.\DELPHIJ.\ DEAR SICK: Tbe game is cbaog- iog. We are beading into an era wbeo we will be faced wltb a surplus of doctors. Tbls meus competition wiJI be keener, tbere will be less vacation- ing, fewer papers delivered lo Paris and Geneva and less waiting In reception rooms. If you don't feel tbat yoar pbyslclan Is giving yo u proper care, get another doctor. Tbe government 11 getting Into the act more and more -and you know what that means. Tbe quality of medical care will not be as good but mort> people will get somrtblag. ••• l>E \R ·\'i'\J LANDERS· I was \nuall\ ,1hu'>cd l actuall~ raped) b) n1\ m111hn·, hfl\lnend when I wa\ 5 ANN LANDERS I am no..-. 21 Three \.Car'i ago I linalh got up the courage 10 tell m) motht·r She rl'fu.,ed to hehc' e me -'i31d tt must ha"t' been a dream -hut I remember the pain. the threats. and retall vcn dearl) thl· plac.e that 1nC1dent happened ~l'\ era I month~ after I told her I Mom ""a" ~1111 'eerng ··l ncle \I") ht'd1cdofaheanauack Tht• da\ of the funeral I told m} hu~band "'hat '"l lnck '\I" had done to me He bclame e>.trcmcl) ang!} that I had nllt told hJm bcfort'. Nllw. every time the subject of child Jhuc;r lOmes up I want to break into tt.·~ir<t and scream m} lung~ out Latcl). our !>ex life has been infrequent and unsat1sfactOr) Could this incident oc having a dela.,ed cfTel 1 on ml'')\\ ill 1 ever forget that I ""a' onte a ra1>1· v1ct1m., I want to lead a normal Irle but I can't. I need )Our help. nn - EC RET Hl 'RT IN KENTl'C I\.\ DEAR KENTUCKY: I don't know bow many times I have to H Y this before It soaks ln, but here I go again AJlyooe wbo bas been raped or abused as cblld needs Intensive couosellng to recover. AJl experlent'e of u cb magnltade cauot be swept under tbe rag. Tbe death of tbe abuser doesn't mean tbe problem ls over. Old memories often have to be pulled out by tbe roots. Self·belp groups can be extremely effective. Rape botllnes and mental bealtb centers can belp. Look In tbe phone book. Call a clergyman. a rape hotline, Family Servlee Association, your physician, your police depart· meot. Help Is all around you. I Implore you to get It: Baker found spirit in Washington By the A O<'lated Pres<1 H< H \ f()'\. -T rca\un \t·~ rt'ljr\ James Baker \did lw u'>t'd 10 1h1nlo. nnl\ the 11.cak had 111 turn to faith an <rod Rut lik in V.a<th1ng1on ""hllh rl'\Ol\C\ a round the pur\u11 of power con\ 1nu•d htm \p1ntual nectl\ an· 3\ lrtlllJI 3\ .m food Jnd <thcltcr 8Jkcr mjdt hi\ rommrnt' \unda) from the pulpit of \t Manin·\ I p1\rnpal Church here where ht• onrt• \t'nt'd J\ a ~e\- 1ryman ·HI.' r.dtd he mt't'I\ "4CC'i..h w11h a b1 -pan1~an kllo'-''h1p grnup .. to n 1ppnr1 and l hallcngc one another to pur'iUt' <1 life 111 fa ith Papa prose LO ANC1E:.U \ -\uthor., Ra)' Bradbury and Gorge Pllmpto• will be taking d llxli.. at mort than f 7()() \tone\ Ill \Cl' d 1any of them had 11.<h,H ...,ohel Pnie·wt nner Erne1t fff'm1n«••Y had That man) \torn·' h," t hc:en entered ~o far 1n thc Ninth fn1em111onal lm1tdt11m lkm1ng- w1)' C ompe1111on The con1c\1 closed at m1dn1gh1 \aturda> and at least another 800 entnc-<t pmt mark~ before the deadline are ·- _J Jamea Ba.k•T C\pcct('d 'i.'lld ( hef)I l horn \f>Okt'\\\oman for Ham ·., Bar & ·\mrncan (mll the conte"t \f>On- 'o' fath entrant mu~t \11hm11 a onc-paae <1tof) wntten 1n the \t) It' of the late "Papa" ltem1ng"c1y. who "'a" a frt"Quent cu4'tomcr at the onginal Harry's Bar in ven- Anatoly Sbcbaranaky tlt'. Ital} f he winner v. 111 rcce1 "e dinner for t"'n at Ham·, Rat & ~meman C1nll tn Florcn{C'. ltah. plu<, round tnp .J•' fore for two Diaaident to NY NFW H)R K -~ayor Ed Koclt ha\ 1nv1ted So\ 1et dissident \ .. Anatoly Sbcbaransky to \ 1~11 the city and Shcharansky h.i'i ac- cepted. the ma ... or ~Y'> Koch 'ia1d · he telephoned 'hcharansk} an Jcru\akm towel- come him to freedom and to tell him ''how much I admire him " ">hcharansky was rc:lca\cd la'it week after nine }Car'> of tmf}Oson- ment 1n the <\ov1et llnaon Ht· 1mmcd1a1clv went to h racl Cara auctioned BO A RATON. Fla -Four Roll\-Royt·c:~ owned b) I ndlRn guru Bba.waa Sbree Rajoeetb brought btd\ totaling man· than S300.000. 1ndutl ing a lop hid of S92. SOO. at a \!X'ual auc:t1on fhe C'ir\ v.c:re among YJ thl' auru rc:Ponedl)' drove on h•'.'I da1h tnp~ through h1~ Oregon rom- munc The car after pkadtn8 f.utl - t) to 1mm1g.ra111rn frci ud thargcc; la'it )'ear · The top pncc at the C 1reater (1old (oa'it < ullector < ar l\uc- uon ~unda) wu p:lld by Rohen White of Beaufort. \ C tor the auni\ Kimo no ( ar, a I 9K4 leather hncd S1l,..l'r ~pur Rolls- Royct' BRIDGE FIND THE OISTIURt ITJON W1•s1 'ul11t.•rnblt· Sc111t h d1·al" NORTH WF.ST • J JO 7 2 t H6 97 AJ9H +K Q9 ~2 t;MIT •Q9 AJH K Q 10 ~ .. :l 2 Vold 7 6 (§ 4 :1 +J 6 •• SOl'T H +IOH +A K 5 4 .l 6 K 0 to 'l • "7 :l J'h1• h1clcl111)ot Soil! h W t>f.I t • 2 .. P8H1' ~ ff PAHi' .. ,. ..... Op1•1tin}! t.•;ul 1\111)1( til Ea'<t !I 1•1u .... l'a'i-. 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WOIO .. ... .... ~ ~ 0:; .. -: 41 l Ir <-~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Solt drink 5 Wsrmln tO Desserts 14 Stir up 15 Ons1su9nt 16 -Sc.0110 17 Sh1psnapf' 18 ·T,,p mementos 20 Cnurcn body 22 Digit 23 lmpr111ts 24 Tricks 26 Pdrlav. e g 27 Squanderer 30 Sprmkled 34 PoflcE> act 35 Scraps 36 Singleton J7 Bloody 38 R1d1cule 40 A1tract1ve 4 t Blvd 42 Smelly 43 Exh1lard1eo 45 Calmed down 47 Herders 48 -a gtrll 49 Rica SO Simper 53 Baker s qty 54 Killed '18 51 OP part~ 6 1 Peru native oc oto 6<' User sull 63 Love 1n A.sll 6 4 Seth "I son 65 and hllw'> 66 Jittery fi' Sp• I DOWN 1 Con1ainer'l 2 AcQu1esce l Sltqht 4 CounsPtor 5 Tough wood 6 Unruly one 7 Tht> r.ommon people 8 Molding 9 Rad1ah on dose uni1 10 Ask 1 t Invent 12 SalsmdndAr 13 lnsott1nce 19 Golden Boy author 21 Clothes 25 Colonizes 26 Lambastes ?7 Epics PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOL VEO 28 Substan11a1e 29 Blundered 30 Victory 3t Passage 3:> Pierce 33 Legal paperc; 35 Young Uowar 39 Assistance •O D1sda1nlut 42 Fur source 44 Home sites 46 Patients 47 Nappers 49 Salvadoran coin 50 ln10JtlC81ed 51 S1ten1 52 Particular 53 Head slang SS ~ Bronte 56 Picture represen· 1a11on 57 Cartoonisl 59 Convenfld 60 Church zone THE FAMILY CIRCUS _, -- "If your plum 's too hard, you have t o bounce it on the table a f ew times ." by Brad Anderson "He doesn't like 'mush'. try saying 'T-bone' instead!" PEANUTS MARCIE ..UONT .BE IN SC~OOL TODAY N\AAM 51.tE HAS l"'E l=LV . GARFIELD ARLENE., l 'M 50RP..Y 1 PICKEP ON TM~ SPACE 6E.TWEE N YOUR ~~---~--~ 0 _-..,..,~ DRABBLE ROSE IS ROSE ~ CN.fT ~INI~ nu~~ TONIM ... t.ef~ ~V6. ™~ ~ F()2 10M<XlR<JJJ ! -r-;" l ~ ~ ,.. n o PERHAPS THIS urnE G1F'i WILL MAKE AMEN'7S I • I BIO GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) ~ " ' u ~ > <I) ... t ~ " ,. J ... z "Maybe your shirt's too bulky." DENNIS THE MENACE ~ .. (01. /'. \ -: ·' ,./ by Hank Ketcham --. ., ~ 1No60DY6AVE ITTOME ~ lAAOTO f/GHf FOR IT '~ by Charles M. Schulz S~E SAID SHE 60 IT t IN F~ANCE W~ILE TAKING t '1 E5. V.A~) SME'S WEI~ CME oi:: A W~LO WAR r • FL V'IN6 ACE ~ v ~ ~1 () ,, ,, t Y, . ~ ' •\ by Jim Davis by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan LOCK M(( ~Af.e.t.£1 l JO(,(,£.(' I)() ~IX~ i L.06T it 1-4 fbull!C''5 l by Pat Brady l 1• Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Thurlday, February 20, t986 BLOOM COUNTY FW!~~ ,__~ ... 'IOOWJ. ~ ... UN~ HAllt . rr-, ~NG AHO t CAN'T SroP If. \ (-: MOO~ MULLINS WMT'~ AOO&.LSGl.Het. COYllNG ' RUSHING HEAD- 1.DHG TOWAAD w_ • f FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE epf,1HF\i'S GOllA BE. TKE. HARDEST TEST tiAT I EVER WR.O'Tt=. IN t1VWHOLE. LIFE. II SHOE JUDGE PARKER FUNKY WINKERBEAN Rf.ALLY? . . YtAH.' by Berke Breathed ['/) llll f0 /I ' I {)?r' by Ferd & Tom Johnson ( i -\. I COULD r BSCOME"-..... DE~TED! -r--~~~ J~ ~ -~-v '· ...,-.i11t_ c ~ by Lynn Johnston by Jeff MacNally by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batiuk WE HAVE=" kA"fF BREAKI (7 WORD THAI THE 'liAIE Hl(7HWAu PAiRDL HA~, L.CX..A'ff'. [) !Hf fVll~SING JV ~H /V'ORE ON ,..HA~ Ly.;.. • ... H ~ l. M NM f. (}Vv'f>-."\lf<I ... IVE A...-1"Hi= (U NE ' l\lt ... ~ ... ~E ; i<bl IN D uno~ .A.It:; r4AD WAS WHEN WE Hf A [ ... HE SONG A HuNDR£C r~ ~ES OF 8€£..R ON IHE WE.C...iVIE.W Hl611 'JC~OOI... PAN() ~U'1 I DOONESBURY {Hf /tlUIDllaA "Jt~\IA;-S 'i4 .. {)!lJNAt.S ARt "PtOPLt ~ ~I. "'1AN l Y t;ClM 7{)~ T(JTIJl..L y a T flESPON(} '<• ~ HAN:J •._,' Tifft.' i J, ... ~ ~. '"\'.;<,. .JQ l(/•IC'I ~ .-fY ~'l""' 4"10,t;"l~ %~~ 51,, '5 .. {)iJ , 'V '98'1 4 • rJ1t • .i.JA.. (OM1N (J ~ROM fHIC, -4, \lJt c)/\l(Wl)I? t=I I by Gary rrudeau ..... \;4 .-if. •• , 6...J .. .J\;' llRVS ~ •" (~f" Tl-1t 8£">7 ~~ M Olll'#R HfR OVF:ll >1tARt' "~ .J(i • 'Al.Jl .,,,.; ' 7>1{,'f dJ?f -.7 ~ <,. '¥(· ... ~ "' .. . -_,. ~ "' . - ·"" . \: . - A12 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Thuraday, February 20, 1986 Who's L~guna gonna call? Tree Busters Laguna. spare that tree T o uch not a s ingle bough. In youth ll sheltered me a nd I'll protect 1t now. "Cut 'em down. c ut 'em down," the crowd. thirsting for an ocean view. chanted. The Laguna Beach Beach Ctty Co uncil members squirmed. uncomfortable in their wooden c hairs. The) knew where their furmture came from and they must have been anxious that their pos1t1on left them open to conflict of interest charges. "Chop 'c..·m down. c ho p 'em down." the home- owners foamed. eager to hear the whine of c hain saws. The environm entalists in the audience vacillated. Their eon fusion was understandable. After all. what's an earth lover to d o when confronted with the choice between preser"ing trees and saving scenic ocean "1c..tas·> "G1' e 'em the a\. gl\ c 'cm the a \ ... the propen) • value-conscious c1t11em grov. lcd. .. J paid a prett) pcnn) form~ \ 1e w of the ocean and no Johnny ~pplesecd's tree 1s gonna keep · me from enjoying 1 t." snarled the testy resident. M ayor Pro T c m Neil F1tzpatnck. sitting uncom - fortably behind the wooden dais. urged go"ernment restraint. "Can you imagine a tree patrol"" Fitzpatric k asked. con3unng up ho rrific images: Who )a' gonna call" Tree Busters. Other council members urged neighborly com- promise. "Lea' e go.,,ernment out ofth1s o n e . Tf) talking to )Our neighbor." the) said. The test y resident "'ouldn't be denied ··1 agree "-Ith m) pre5ident and 1f you on the council were Amencan patriot~. ;ou would too," he said. "H ow's that sir'>" a counc1lman asked woo denlv. "Yo u heard m e." Mr. Testy barked back. · .. 1r. I d o n't understand what Mr R eagan has to do v. ath a pro po ed o rdinance to Ii m It trees to 15 feet in height in ca ses v. here another~s scenic view 1s 1mpa1red." the councilman said sucking to his guns "OK . maybe )Ou don't remef"'t°'er when M r. Reagan put tree huggers in their place." Mr T est} responded. Now the en" 1ronmentala~ts were fidge~tng in their wooden seats. "Mr. Reagan said once that 1f you've seen one tree. you've seen 'em all and I agree wtth m) commande r-m- c h1ef." Mr. T esty said. thumping his ctiest. Just then a woman walked hghtl) to the microphone and cleared her 'otce .. W1th apologies to the p oet. he that plants trees loves o thers besides htm!>clf." The audience clapped and she blush ed before con11nuing. ·· .\ man does no t plant a tree for himself he plants 11 for postertt) ... The aud1enc.e t lapped lo uder The "'oman '>mtled. ~ow Mr. T est) wa'> blushing. In the end the poe t~ and pustcnry wo n o ut over M essrs. Reagan and Test). I think that I c..hall ne'>er sec an ed1t onal lu\cly as a tree. . Ed1tonal~ are madl' h) fool\ hkc me hut onl) God can make a tree .\nd. V.Jth apologies to Joyce Kalme r. that's the wa) I\ ~hould be Op 1n1ons express<>c:l r< 1111., c,pac.P arP lt'tose of lhe Daily Pilot Olher views ei pressed CJr '''«1s p.iq"' ir<> those 01 their aulhors and art•SIS Reader comment,., 1n111ted Tt1P Da11v P11n1 PO Bo>< 1560 Costa Mesa 92626 Phone • 64 ~-6086 I LETTERS Charity-needed to build hoIDeless woIDen 's hotel I II tht• FJ1t1 11 <>n \alen1 1n<'• 111 "'1qi.·r'"'11 I homac, R dn .ind l i.1dl' ,, pun , r lt>J 10 ra1c,i: S.J'\11 111•1-...11h111 \1 d.1 ' 1n hehall n t 1.111 l111Jn'' ' h"r 't Ir" \.\.llmt·n In .1dd1t111n ''' tht )'\''' l!H J,tlrt.tJ\ r.11c,cd thl·\r tund' ·'•II 11mrkJl' tht' 'f, l m1 ll1un go .ii l11r 1h~· 1.11n\lr 111I 111n 111 the Hotel for V.11nwn .11 lhr \11uth ( 11unt\ \ \\ ( \ f lw h11tt'I I\ dl'\lf?lll'll ttl J\\1\1 thl' "'om1·n 1n tr.111\1!11111 \.\.hn dC''>fX"rillt•h v.a nt !11 l l'llllO "" 'l'I\ ' matn'>tn•am hu t ,Jn11111 d .. 11 ilnrll' th" h.1prt·11\ th1·w 1A onll'n ,1Tl' i.Jc, tirw1 J (" 'fwnd \l·t ..i nothn \lo ln lt'r 111 ••old n11o?-ht' in \tft'l'h Jnd <dk'"'J" V. "I.. '"ll tu hl·lp uc, 1n rdkt t1ng th1. \nHnt.tn c,p1 r 1 111 l Jnng tor our ""'~ O\ wnlltntl-">Ur Id\ dedu(llhk don.1t111n or rl1 d¥l tu lhl' Program for \\ 11m1.·n I ound.Jt 11111 I l\1105 ~~~ Park I tre k(, I ln 111i: C \ •(~"14 rhonc ~ 'i(). 'i4V1 Your < .iring '-4111 hrtgh11.•n th<' hcanc, nl our , 11unl \ \ h11ml'l1·" I 'nil·" \.\.l nll't·t •ur d11n.1111 n1 .trHI plc:dgt• god I h\ \ t II• t I I • lw IJC111· I l annot ht-hu11t t-. 1 t1r1,1m.1' I J ' II It \RRll I ·\ H \RRll:I I \t'tutt\t' \rt{' Pre\ldcnl Thi' \alt I\ 'l'I ( amra1gn I 11r V.11nwn \I. 11h11ut ltoml'\ Light planes need mufflers To the Ed1111r The noi\e lrnm prnpdlt r d 11\1 11 hghl aircraft from tht• •rnrnrt p;""""' o"erhead r<o a gn·ar nu1c,.in1r .mt! ,1 quite unnece'>'i31"\ 11n1• Tho<;c engrnt'\ \hould hi.· trttt·d "'"h mumers Man\ l oH r ngr nl'\ .Ht' l.1r~t·r -400 cu hit int h<'\ .inJ nwrr t h.rn light plane engtnt'\ "'t tho•\ tr(' ... _, _ _.... ___ _ ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat fJl.vc-u.a • ..,., da.,. • "'"" tff• e1 J)t I\ I.la, S• G;1•• v-"G""' CO' •'V•. "' v '• ..-~ Jllllo\I 1n.1ud1hk "lwn propcrh mJ1nt.11nt•d lhn h.1,e adequate mufllL1 ' II ttil\ n111,ant t' ~1·rt· a1rrd 1n the pr t'" ma' 1• "'t' t lw \ It t tn1'1 u w hJ 11r11.1 n11t• a 1111111 rn 111·\t to our I> '\ \ l~\11 T If ( I)~ 1.1 \ifr~.1 1Ce1t11 Wlttm~ r 1 • . Tom h it OOfl ,eft .. , r 1 • T0tn Ci.ntn "' I Cre1t aMft .,. "OMm•ry Churchmen (tr., ,fl,.r "otlef't l C ent,.U ..,, 'Ot ....... 110"' f ef"J K llftdM ' e• ~ Y&"'•llt- How.,cl Mv~ '-'~····, :i (' '"'-' ' $ ... ·'If a bunch of nations make a n alliance che purpose of which Js t o wage aggresstvet>conomtcwaragalnst othercountrles. why. othercountrfes relallate ... "HONEST .... YOU DON'T KNOW THESE GUYS LIKE I 00 .... YOU GOTTA COMPROMISE A LITTLE .... TAKE OUT THIS THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT TAX HIKES STUFF ... I" Reagan's refusal to tax foreign oil unreasonable Foreign oil under OPEC manage m e nt clearly invites corporate retaliation WILLIAM F. The pre<itdent'\ oppos111on to ta~ ing foreign 011 1mpons 1~ unhapptl} mort' and more plaus1hle He should re,erst' h1mi;elf nn the point before the plaus1b1ht) take!> hold Bet .... ecn l 973and l 91 v.11h the po'-' tr 10 push up the pnce ot 01 1 to heights undreamed of \pot mar~ct oil v.as -.ell1ng for o'er S<lO dufl,l!g the high e\ton1onale point ol OP!t .. ., he\dJ\ There \\ere a' arlahle to u\ at ·thl; time a number ol responc;cs. some of them 01Ten~1•e. some of lh1.·m ddensrH Pres1dcn1 Caner managed 10 select the wor!>t conceivable basket of polrc1es F1rs1. he auempted 10 freeze the pnce of old 011. then he imposed huge windfall profit ta\es on the disco' Cf) of fresh cul then he diddled w11h 'anous son'> of dl·rrgulJtton then he called for a \\ ntht'l11 Fuel' < orp v.h1ch man- agt·J 111 \rwnd \I() h11l111n or \11 tn \l'JHh of a <.•nlhl'llL ml v.hit h L'nll'rflrt\l' I \ no\lo .ill but o0it litlh .ihanJcini:d \bro..i d hr J1d nothing. when thl' Jltcrn:itl \l' "a' prell) dear II a hunch ol nations make an al11am.e the: pUrl)(l\I.' ul 1.1. htlh t'> IO wage aggres~t' t' economt l war against other coun· Inc\ 1Ah \ othl'r countries retaliate The moc.i ob• 1ous fo rm of retalla11on \•ould h:J\c been to clamp down a "'hopping ta\ on 011 that came 1n lrom an) OPf( po"'er This rs not eas) lo do hclaUSl oil 1s. as 1he econom1't" put rt a fungible product. and v.hen 11 tlo ..... c. in10 a l ' \ refiner> from J tanker thl'rt· '" no wa\ ·\Ou t an ah,olutt•h ascena1n ns pcd1grt'l' I hu.., \aud1 Arabian orl m1gh1 ha\l' \nl·a~ed in via a Panamanian tan ~cr that had papers showing that the 011 belonged 10 non-OPEC Great Bnta1n -that kind of thing. But 11 would nol have been difficult to t•xdude from the projected tann our two neigh- boring 011 e\porter... Mc\1Co and ( anada. Nothing wa~ done It 1s widely interpreted 1hal aud1 .\rab1a 1s consc1ousl) pushing down the pnce of otl b) 11s startling O\ erproductton. Its moll\ cs are ob- '1ous to teach a lesson to recalc11ran1 members of OPEC' (e.g. N1gena and Venezuela). and 10 intimidate non- members of OPEC' (notahly Great An1a1n) to toe the line The plan rs 10 drive 011 to the point where 11 becomes onl) marginally profitable ( 11 costs over S9 per barrel to take oil out of the North ea 1n some areas: and there are pools of 011 otT >\la\ka and '\Jorv.a) that c;1mpl) can't be l'\plo11ed at current 011 prices) Thi",., l'a'i) lor Saudi .\rabra to do. gn l'n 1ha1 tt'\ <111 gro\.\.'i almost ltkl.' cactu'> on ti<.. i;and requiring a mere $1 per harrel to pull 11 out uf the grounJ ~o'.4 Mr Reagan ha\ an intu1l1 \l'. OhJecuon 10 fre:.h 1a,_e,("a ta\ 1., a tax I'> a ta\") that 1<, e"trcmel} health>. added lo 1h1s the d1c;1ncl1na11on to get into the bu:.1ne'>!> of tariff\. "4htch " ltke passing around JU nk and hefore )OU kno"" 11. e' erylxxh hac, an c ~cuse for another tan ff But foreign 011 undt:r OPE< man- agement clearl~ '"' 1te\ wrporate retahat1r>n Thl·onl>. e'(USC not lo use .i tan ff at th1c, point " 1ha1 OPE< 1s hrC'akrng do" n Hut "'hat '' happen- ing'' palpabl~ a La\e of"reculer pour mit'U\ sauter" (lO dra1A bal·k tn order to make a heuer Jump > -one 'ilep h:it k'-4ard. l'-'O '>tcpi; forv.ard It is BUCKLEY imprudent to bask in the victor)' the free market has won over the cane! 1f. JUSt around the corner. we sec the resurrec11on of that canel. perhaps "1th unprecedented powers. the more so as the consuming public gets back to the old habit of spending 011 like water Surel) there 1s a third reason to increase the t<i,., on oil? We are 1n fact deple11ng a natronal asset. and doing !iO faster 1han we replenish 11. We accept as a\1omatrc the obltgat1on to reforest areac; of wood we chop down '\SI 0 nse in the pnce of crude would 1nc1dentally s1ab1li1e an oil rndustf) on whteh. thankr, 10 out bankers, "'t' are hea\ 11) dependent. It "'ould pro' 1de re•enut'. moreover. 10 re- v1talt1e the nuclear po\.\.er industry .\ fo rmula rnuld castl) he e"plored seeking to rompen,atc rntrl•preneur' for money spent on lighting their \.\.a~ through 1hc entrenched Luddite bu- reaucracies that make us the laugh- ingstock of Europe in the develop- ment of nuclear po\.\.er Harmonious le&1slatton should he enacted. Increase the price of a barrel of 111 I 10 the le,el at whi ch 11 sold a )car ago and we would a) continue to emasculatt OPEC bl con11nue 10 encourage huc;handr) among con- sumers. and c) gt•ncrate income with which to cultivate c;cnme~ of energ) on which our children will need to rely William Buctl~y Is 11 syndicated col uma/st. Reporter 's commitment lives on in memorial fund J ock H atfield filled big shoes -but he di ed too young \\.\\Hl:".<110'--It "'a\ 1 .... 0 )ear' dgo that Jock Hatfil'ld dtl'd at 1hc age o~ 2ti and we sttll lt•cl his ah'IClll.e citutl'I) Jock ""a' a 1:ilcn1ed and canng reporlt'r "'ho followed 1he basK ruk ot rn' e'11ga11' e JOurnall'\m r omfon the alTIH trd and Jffi1c:1 the lOmlon.ihk JlX ~ had am,ed rn our 1.haot1c utlicec, from C al1lorn1a "'tth ont rumpll'd \Ull enough moll{'" lor about thH·~ meal.,_ -anJ a hurnrng amb1tt0n the '>lie o l the C ap1tnl dome Ht• v.a'\ ac, green a ... ncv. gra.!>r., but lcmpercd h) ob\ r<w\ phy..,1rnl hand1capc. 1ha1 "'ould ha'r tau<,<"d a lesser per~on to g1 \!.' up Roaming V.;11.hrngton\ \ltrile rnr ndon of po'-"er Jex. k w:i' 'non d1hgentl~ and chccrtull) e~po .. ing the ~raft and the gafiec, the m1stt1kes <1nd malfeasance that dTC red meat to a good reporter I tis fir111 stor. e' pmtd an 111rtenor lxpartment g1 vea""a) ol JOO.OC)() alre\ of publtt land to the coal barons -an c\clu~n"e that 'it't thC' u andard lor a !>tring of '>CO<>P' on \1m1lar deal\ fbr those fa "orcd h) the high and might) Jock''I pe~onal courage '-"S'i ltmtt· IC'\\ He "-3'> part1cularl ) proud of thC' columns he filed from lla111 A.t no 11mall nsk tu h1m~lf he det.uled lhe rcpre•mon and rnrrupllon that bltJhted thC' wretched inhah1ta nl\ rif 1he Ou\alter domain and planned 10 return for a follow up e•C'n after tht' JACK ANDERSON and JOSEPH SPEAR u\lng the logo ol the C On<it11utmn i b1centenn1al comm1!>!>1on for com- mercial purpo'><.'~ The idea 1s to allow the commission to license the use of the logo in adven1sing as a wa} of raising funds for the 200th an- nive rsary celebrau on of the Const1tu- tton 's adoption next year But con- gressional cn11cs of the plan nre afraid we may o;oon he 'iCe1ng official Cons11tu11nn hamburger~ or Brll of Ha111an government had made 11~ R1ght'i beer The pending lcg1'llat1on d1c;pleasure with h1'i fir\t scrre'I clear allows the comm1'i!>1on to wntc He never made the tnp He learned guideli nes that would prevent misuse that. in add1t1on to hi\ ph y'l1cal of the logo disfigurement he had ino perable HAITIAN HEX Did President cancer Jock chn\C 10 spend his Reagan 1nv1te a voodoo curse by remaining weeks doing r "' e\l1ga11ve ass1st1ng 1n the ouster of Jean-Claude stonec; on Capitol Hill "Baby Doc" nu"aher as president of It was 1n lhosc final d.t}'\ nl pa1~-1111l Eight year<, ago we reponed and deb1lt1at1on that Jod 'howcd that Duvalier'<; mother. Mama Doc. mu rage of an even-rarer \on He had put a voodoo cur<>e on President ne\ er whined or bemoaned the lous}' Carter for constantly nagging her hand fate had dealt him. lie retained baby about human nght'i. And many his capac11y for bo th outrage and ycan earlier, Duvalier\ father. Papa amu~ment al the ethical fra1lt1e'i that Doc. ca\t a hex on President Ken- he had 1,tl h1msell to e\pme Never nedy rhe older aencrat1on has re' ealing the hopclec.<1nt\'I of his passt'd to its dubious reward. but \11ua11on. refu-.ing to pin \ h" sources voodoo 1s sttll practiced here and for ~)mpath>. Jod poured all hi~ there 1n Ha1u. and Bab) {)()(might energ1e<; 1n10 hi..chosen l raO He died have taken a practilloncr of tht black w11hout fu\S Ot rnmpla1n1 an v.1th him into e'l1le Watc:h for H1'i fnend\, determined to prc1,tn e \harp pains, Mr rres1dent h1\ memo!'} 1n an appropnate way . \Ct up the Jcx.·k H;,tfield Memonal MINl-EDITOKI AL That w:is a Sdiola~hip Fund 10 compen~te siranae report from. the my<;tcr1ou~ young reporters who will ,·over the F35t the other da)' ~crctary of Stale ~tone\ that Joc k would have r>ona-CTeorac Shultl wrote a letter to tioM to the fund and \Chohmhip Japanc.sc Foreign Mm1s~~r Sh1ntaro -'PPhca11on11 will he aw:ptrd b)' m .\~.~s1na the sa.~utat1on Dear Stu~: Ji rector Suc;an lkne~ h 111 Q45 West taro 1Mtead of lkar M1n1ster Abe (nd A\e "'o ,, R "le"' ~ ork ""Y -and the Japane~ were dehJhted 10025 · Abequ1ckl)wh1ppcd ofT1no1e toh1\ (()1'.<;flTt TJO'l C 0 \1\i1fRff < ongn·r,\ 1r, coM1d<'nna a hill that ~ould rcmo' C' rhe proh1b111on 11µ1n't new budd)' .. Dear Creorae " J1ct AHer1011 ud Jo1~pll ~·r .re 1yodl~•tNI ~port~ri. --------- WILLIAM BUCK.LEY eolumniat I COMMENTARY B y STEVE FREf;MAN When not opung for golden silence and dnving alone for some distance~ I'll switch on my car radio Five push-bunons are set to pre- selected statt ons: two to !>tnclly news. one 10 general and talk programs. one to essentially class1r music, and one to ques11onable "Jav and Big Band." Radio. I'd say. rates a few rungs above television. TV-l>e'lng. as 1 seflt. of the nether world of entertamment. Yet radio has 11!> annoyances along w1 1h 11s pluses Of course. on 1u01ng 1n one will unfailing h11 either the beginning of a long senes of commeretals or the statton hreak Or 11 tan be the traffic repon It 1s a mauer of record thal no one lt'ltening to a traffic report has ever been w11h1n 25 miles of the beleaguered area. Broadcasters. 1t 1s rumored. will soon be awarding rock concert tickets to drivers tuned in to the \ 1cin11y of the foul-up -rock concerts probably falling ~ 1th1n the 1n1crests of such listeners. Michael Jackson's rntervtcws (the verbal, not vocal Michael) are top. quality stuff with top people Jackson probing rnc1s1vely draws well-con- ceived ideas from his interviewees. But, ar, with even the gods, Jackson too can d1spla> feet of clay when rn rare moments he goes cutsey-pie intellectual or ovemdingl y smarty pants Bothersome too are the fre- quent and overlong commercials Still and all. there can't be all cream and no milk. Ah )CS commercials' .\11 btg time slattons arc 1n 11gh1 coalitton. All zap into (Om merc1als (and sta11on breaks) at precisely the same instant You'll not beat 1t s1mpl) through swllchrng to another major stataon How then., Ah~ Your classical music station Nol a b1f&1e and not 11ed 1n lo the networks zap maneuver. 11 plays on And yott ma) sttck with 11. or perhaps neglect sv.11chrng back. Yes. ll has m commercials Fe"' and far bc1wccn. howe' er. and 1n no regular time slots Ken and Bob have a greal earl y morning \hov. .\ remarkable gang ol "'llt\ cle"er 1mpro"1sa11onalls1s -\nd the) do 11 for long hours da) after da\ l he} 'II 'ipot anJ reduce lO chopped ltver any phoney stepping tn on 1hem. as they've done more than On Cl' The ea rl ~ nen1ng sport :.how with characters known as 'the Steamer." Funllo. "the Hawk." and others has 11s moments Espec1all} when ath· letec, are 1nterv1ewed and grammar. S) ntax. and the whole damned lan$uage may be dumped A.t umcs uptight ncanderthal lypec; come on spewing stock. routine cltchr-s -1n respon'ie often to sto<'k, rouune quernon1n$. .\II in all 11's straight Americana: nu frill s, blue collar programming. i ts charm tts honesty . Come to 1h1nkof1t -whoever said literacy 1s ~all 1mportan1'1 Great gut ideas have come from Louis .\rmstrong, Meade Lux Le wi s. Scrap1ron Johnson. 1 But. egad. lately an eJttraneous clement has ~en introduced: One of lhe stauon'i; announcer/newscasters 1s 'lltttng rn for an ailing mc:mher ol the sports show Adding humor (of wh1Ch he 1<; unaware). thl\ 1ntrud1ng logomanrac 1s doing 1l wtth d1c11on and pos· tunngs. A mike hugger, with hl!i "pear-s haped" tone'> and chromatrc scale 1n1onauons picked up. quite conce1vab l}. through cor- respondence-course elocutton Ob- sessed Wllh hrs own music he 1s downstage 1n a dance of hrs own. Yes. radio is intere'>l1 ng. People arc freer when not visible. Medical men come on at about 11 a.m. and on certain aflemoons. They field questions from knowledgeable and/or a11tng phone rs-i n. The doctors with their remarkably broad fields arc ye t ready to adm11 10 areas tn which !hey feel they are not properly qualified On the othC'r <il<k of that coin ~ have P'>YCholog1!it'i on afternoon broadcasts counsclin$ phoners-1n to whom they dish out wishy-wash)', no· runs-no-h1ts-no--errors platitudes of a qualtty below that of Joyce Brothers California being one of the castC'>t states 1n which to become licensed to pra('t1cc p~ychology. be not uarclcd. good reader. when coming acroi.s worth) psych1atnsts drowning them· ~lvcc, 1n Jack Oantel~. About that "Ja11/81g Band" <;ta· lion. Ja11 fell down the stairs when 'Lou111 Armstrona died. It ha'> never made 1t quite back up 'l1ncc. Mo'll big b:lnd "ufT wns com. Small group from wt1h1n the band wcrt Illtl Pctnaix one old record in I S as selected by the OJ 1s wonh) -which today 1s 1 pretty fair avera e Yep. 1hcrt's lots going on in radio And most of 1t •~ ltH -which in't bad ttve frttmaa 11•1'4'wpc1r1 Bu<'lil b111lotumu Hershiser case goes to arbiter Dodger s· pitc h er opfimis tic; ruling s h ould c ome today By Tbe Auoclated Pre11 Orel Hershaser of the Los Angeles Dodgers. opt1m1~t1c because of the track record •of other top pitchers. took his saJary dispute 10 arbitration Wednesday. leaving a smgle SI million case -that of Boston's Wade Boggs -vet to be addressed. The 27·year·old Dodger nltht· hander filed for a 1986 salary or SI million. He made $212.000 an his second full season of 1985. when he went 19·3 with a 2.03 ERA. and the clu b offcred.uaise. to S600J)()(). Both Hershaser and his agent, Robert Fraley. thought precedents set by Hcrsh1ser's teammate, Fernando Valenzuela, and two other pitchers, Bret Saberhagen of Kansas City and Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets. would helo their case. Valenwela. 17· I 0 with a 2.45 ERA , signed a $5 5 m1lhon. three-year contract last weekend The Amencan League C> Yo ung w1 n ner Saberhagen, 20.6 and 2.87, won a $925,000 salal) from an arbitrator, and Gooden. the Nattonal League Cy Young wanner at 24-4 with a 1.53 ERA. signed a one-)ear deal for S 1.32 malhon. "That certainly didn't hurt us." . .. * lllly Plat THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1986 1 : I Area wreatler1 compete In CIF flnala thla WHkend. 82 . Golden Weit and Orange Coaat college• awlm to victory. B2. I Indiana c8.n 't slow Magic '·s pace, 90-81 J oh nson . Ka reem each get 21 to lead Lakers past Pacers JNDIANAPOLISCAP)-Thcone· two punch.of Earvin "Magic" John· son and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was too much for the Indiana Pacers against the National Basketball As· soc1auon champion Los 4\ngeles Lakers Wednesday night. Johnson scored 13 third quaner potnts.1ncludmgs1x an a dec1s1ve 16-2 spurt and Abdul·Jabbar made three consecutive sky hooks an the final five min utes css-the Laker5 held off the Pacers 90.81. Abdul.Jabbar and Johnson each finished with 21 point~ and helped limit lndiana to only one shot most of the ni$bt. The Pacers had only four offensive rebounds through the ftrs1 three quaners and finished the game wnh only 10. .. , thought we put a lot of pre!lsure on tht"m and made them shoot from outside,"' said Johnson after the Lak«S held Indiana to JUSl 40 percent from the field "I thought we caught fire tn the third quarter," added Johnson who also had a $'1me-htgb 10 assists "I started looking for my outside shot more. but I want to get m)' dm 1ng game going. That hasn't been there the last two games ·· deep a~tnst guys Idec Herb (Wil- liams)' "The only way we scored was when we pla)ed good defense and got the ball on the break," said Indiana Coach Geo'le Irvine, wbo saw hit 1 club's wanning streak snapped at three games despite holding the Lakers to their lowest point pro- ducuon of the season. "When you're not playing well and , yo ur shots don't fall , you have to relX on >Ou r defense and rebounding, said Los Angeles Coach Pat Rtlcy. "Those things paid off for us tonigbL" A capacity crowd of 16,904 saw a Kurt Rambis dunk out the l....a.kem ahea~ To stay at 44-43 with 9:33 left in the thtrd pen od. Two Rambis free throws and a Johnson basket gave the Lakers a 48-43 lead. • • Indiana's W1 lhams, who led all scorers 24 points. made a dunk shoL The Lakers then countered with 10 consecuttve points, operung a 58-45 lead with 4·30 to go m the third quarter Johnson made a layup to put Los Angeles up 70.53. and the Lakcrs took a 15-potnt advantage into the final penod But the Lake rs had to surv1 ve a cold fourth quarter after talung their biggest lead of the night at 73-55 on a threc·poml play by Maurice Lucas with 11 47 remaining an the game. The Lakers hit only seven of20 from the field in the last quaner. allowing Ind.Jana to get bad~ into the ga me. Two free throws and a basket by Fraley said. "You never know the basis of the ruling. and we have a whole different set of facts. but the cases are comparable We feel good going in." Laker guud Magic Johnson look.a for the open man u lncliana '• Steve Stipanovtch applies preuure during Wednesday's con- test. The Lair.era went on to win , 9 0 -8 1. "I thought defens1"ely we pla>ed we-II 1ns1de." '\bduJ.Jabbar said. "We 1-.ne"' we had to pla~ tougher down Bl) an Wamck cut lnd1ana'sdcficit t~ s1' 79. 73. with 5· 12 left in the game. : TRACK OUTLOOK l~ --- Hcrsh1scr said he .. wa'i excited" when he heard about the salanes of the other pitchers. and added: "I don't think the Dodgers would be mad if I won. I think deep down the Dodgers know I should be paid a million dollar~ The"y JUSt want the arbitrator to make them give 1t." Arbitrator Howard RJ.~k..of Santa Ana as expected to rule on Hcrsh1..er's case today. a da ~ before Boggs Lakes has demands to the arb1trat1on table Boggs, who won a SI malhon salary 1n arb1trat1on last }'Car. is asking for a record S 1.85 mtlhon this ttme The Reds Soll have offered SI 35 mil hon and may continue to negotiate with their third baseman through the hcanngdate Edison has jump on Sunset t rack race Infielder Wall)' Backman of the New York Mets lost has arbmauon hcanng on Wednesda). whale pitcher Ricky Horton of1he Cardinals won. Arbitrator Ri chard Blo<.·h ruled in favor of the Mcl'i and awarded Backman S 32 'i 000. he had a'iked for $425,000. Horton had filed a figure of $275,000 and the ( ards were ofTcnng $215,000. Eight players oragar'fally filed arbi- tration demands for salanes of SI mtllton or more. Of that number, five -Valenzuela. Gooden. Don Mat· ttn$1Y of the New York Yankees, Ttm Rames of the Montreal Expos and John Tudor of the St. Louis Cardinals -came to terms before going to heanng All of tho~ contracts were for SI mtllton·per·~car or more One other pla)er latcher Rich Gedman of the Boswn Red ~ox. took has case to the arbatrator and lost. He had asked for SI m 1 lhon but was awarded what the Red Soll offered. $650.000 Mon a r chs put streak o n l i ne Mater De1 Htgh\ Monarchs. defending C If 5-.\ haskt.·tball champions with a )4.game wan- ning streak. put thl.'1r reputation on the ltnc tonight 1n the first round of the Cl F pla) off'i. meet· 1ng Del Rey League representa· ti ve St. Francis in a 7 o'clock game at Va lencia High The balance ol the playoffs begin Fnday. but the Monarchs get a Jump on things. and are expected to get olTtoJuSl as quick a start a$'lmst St. Francas. which enters with a l l-1 I record. Mater Dc11s 25-0 for the season behind the twin towers of 6-9 Stuart Thoma~ and 6· 10 LeRon Elhs. Led by multi-ta le nted Carter . Chargers, Fountain Va ll ey ha ve early a dva ntage By ROGER CARLSON Bamng inclement wejth~r lOn· d1t1ons, the 1986 prep track and lil•ld season for Orange Coast area athletl.'\ gets under wa) toda). and although d month or more remains bl'forc kaguc competition. the hunt for Lham· p1onsh1ps ts\ trtuall\ on nov. Here's a look at the \un\l'I 1 l'dF,Ul contenders: Edi.an Chargers Coach Fred 1arqu~1 ha" a lot of quesuons he\ asking"' 1th thl· track and field season approaching. but 1f nothing else he has on~ facet hi.' can build on "'h1ch make-; Fd1~on a threat for the Sunset League lllk j\ well as md1v1dual honor'\ That's Kalcaph ( artl.'r 1hc sophomore standout "'ho "'cnt 5) feet as a freshman shotputtcr on the wa\ to the stale tinah m ~jlfJml·nt11 after finishing fifth an the CIF 4-A final'> Carter. a first team .\11·\un-.ct tailback last season. doubles w11h h1\ strength and speed as a hurdkr "He's the nucleus of our "'eight team." satd MarqueL. who 1\ tn ht\ third )Car as Edison's coach "He's under the superv1\1on ot Tony C1arellt and we hope to -.cc Kaleaph over 60 feet tht~ \.Car 'Wl' think this can ruh off on ht\ u:am· mates and we feel we ha'c fournlhL''' who will be going O"l'r 50 kL'l .. The Charger') hav(;' urgradL·d lhl'lf facil1t1es . 100. w11h nev. pole' aull pit' and new runwav., As for the qucstmns. Marquc1 1s ask mg: "How good are thl.' Hughe<, brothers, Dave and Dann~. who wtll spnnt. jump and run the relays'' "How well wall hurdler Marlo. Liggett do after knee surge') 1 "Will Rick Justici: and Da"c herman find success tn the '>print\') "Will Jam Nowotn\ cume haLlo. after a year off!" · Marque1 has e\t~n more quc'>taon' but from the general makeup ol Edison's squad. 1t would appear he'll get a lot ofpos111ve answers .\mong Edison«; crew are seniors K1rlo. Hooten. H1rom1 Ogawa. Dan ~tglcr. ~11ke m~ser Rach Ltt. KenJ1 J...L•ll1n and (13bc Ramirez. in add111on to Junior<, Doug Blanchard. Kevin r airman. Ian Gc:1r and Sean Lor· rc:nger 1 lootcn v.a\ fourth in the C l F pole \JUlt final\ and 1<. over 14 feet .1lrcalh C >gawa and "ie1gkr are also pole 'a ultcrs Smvser Blanchard. Fairman and CH:tr arc all weight event members. g1v1ng Edt~on soltd backing for C antr 11.'l' t'> ti) 1ng 10 come back from a footba ll tnJury to be a factor an the ,print~>. Kclltn ts a m1dd» distance runner \\Ith 'iuh 4·~~ ~ttal in the I 6tKI L orrcnger has a best of 4.40 in the I 61)(1 and Ram1re1 ts C:\pected to run under 2·00 and in the lo"' 50s an thl' I 6110 and 4l.MJ h~ h1scoach. Founualn Valley The onl.'·\ear hiatus the Barons took from \·ar<;1t) track and field in term'> of making a run fo r the league champ1onsh1p appears 10 be over. Btll Thompson placed a lot of his a"atlablc talent into the JUntor vars11y and frosh·soph di\ 1s1ons a year ago and thl' nucleus of second place finishes 1n each d1v1s1on gives the Baron' Quaht:. depth 10 augment the return nt Ton\ ( olc' (~llO. 400 and tnplc JllOlp) ~printer Dennis .\rn hunlkr Da' e ~fa kaclian and di'\· tame ~tJr ~It'' e La!'. Ion. Tht)mp-;nn. 1n h1\ I nth ~car ol u1ach1ng track and field. isn't making prcd1ct1ons. but admits: ··we do have a lot of good underclassmen." Coles, a Junior. was considered the Barons' "Jo I athlete as a sophomore .\re~ wa' fifih an the league final<; la<>t ~car. going 11 3 and 23.0. He's also a threat tn the long Jump. ~1ckaehan wall run both hurdles and the rela)s. while LaMon returns w11h bests of 4· 35 and IO:OO in the I .bOO and \.200 Other rcturncec; 1nt.lude Tim Lam. (la' Bond and Na1fe Khalil Lam. a Junior. won the frosh-soph htgh hurdles champ1onsh1p and fin - tshcd second tn the intermediate Edlaon'• Kaleaph Carter returns for hla aopbomore year with s tate finals ex· Dllllp"9t .... pertence ln th~ abot. He and fpur others ln the weight division give Chargera an edge. · ' hurdlc!>. Bond ts 'nhd 1n tht' m1dJk and tong dt~tantc rall''" anJ 1'.hahl 1 .. a JUntor '>pnnll'r 'lophomorL' M1kL' \1a~.1 v.J' thl' tro'lh·'>Oph leaguL' champ11rn tn h<1th sprint' and Dan Wch,tcr ntla" I,,,. foot potl.'nllal 1n thl' dt\lll" .1lv.a'' .i stronghold for thl· A.i ron<, WehstC'r who \\.tll attend ...,,in Diego State next fall on a football scholaro;h1p, Jl\O compete'\ in tht' d1 cus and appca~ to he onl.' nl thl' league·., best tn both e"cnt\ Peter ~arshall "'hodfdn·trunJ'.t Junior. 1s a strong hurdler and I>••' l' Knos "'ho m1c;scd his lre<.hman season ht"\:au'>C of tnJun. '' j m1ddk and long distance runner \\1th ~ '' and 10 IOcrcden11:11\ in tht· I r>tlll,tnd 3.~00 Dave Durrell a 1umor hJ' .1 ht-'1 n t 6-0 in 1he high Jump and"' Ill l 11"1fX'I"' 1n the tnple JUmp. tlltl Hundng ton Beach l ht•I" 11 r··t,1rn1n11-l lll'lfll<'! 'tjmp < Jrtl'I I l.'"' 1.lth rJ111on .t, ·h~· tcam 111ht·Jt1n th1: 'u"'" 1 l t•,1g11l tlth11ugh hl ·, 'ttll lo,1lo.1ng tor n\l11t· hl'lr 1n the hurJk, and tidd l.'\l'OI\ ··Thi\ 'car"' tt'am ha<. j '1rnng nudcu' .ind v.c h.I\ e .,l\Jllt' g1lt><l \OUng k.td\ ~\hll \\l' hUfX' "'II dn the JOb." ~1d Le"' 1~. "'ho ha' roal.'hed at Huntington Fkal·h tor I~ \ear'i .\mnng the Otlcr \pnnlcr. an '-1.'0lllr' John '.c~ubert Dan ( nM'' \ham· Fra1tl'r and 1-.rn PurdUl \\llh '-rubcrt's .JI.I .J in th.: .mo mt"ll'r' .11 the league meet a 'ear ago good IM <;("Cond place l nbhs "as fourth 1n 'i I ~and Fra11('r an 11 l 'ipnnter (j\ 1~ Purdul"I ha' dod,ed a ~~ l) 1n tht" ~(l() <..en1or f:m .\ndt<r;on Jnd 1un1M' Tom T un,tall 1'.l·n \end It'\ anJ fohn \0ll' g,1'l' thl.' Oiler-. ~trcngth tn h .l"tan,l· rJ,l'' \rhkr .. on hasdont .l •~ n • h, t-1 Ii \ l.'ndln "'as second ·n , '.If th.' .i' .1 I t"llllJ runner 1n frosh- ,,,ph .inJ l un~tall. Soto and .\ndcr'><1n F-t\l' tht 01krs a three· rrnngt•J anad. in the 3.~00 The \\Ctgh1 l.''ents are sound with \\.011 \1obcr" (I \4-1, 44-0). Franco Pagnanellt 11 2~l.fl. 45·3). Rand) Hatch 1.n.111 and Frank Jiang <-'J.-0) a' e1lablc Flt"d l 11h\lln " d ~<l-loot long )Umf)l'f Marina It'' tht' pcl\t·R1<1h era at ~anna Hrp.h Jnd the\ tktng'> ore oach Da\e n._ura \\tll tx· turning to other anas IM ht•lp 1n acqu1nng nece~'i3~ pomt~ w 'la' ,·nmfl('tltl\ r <1JlN'1licalh an the tit•ld t'\l'OI\ < hip Rl\h kft tor .\nrnna tate (Pleaee eee SUNSET /BS) Wave of bad weather hits PGA tour UCI takes on las t-place Long Beach St. tonight LA Ope n may be third-eve n t in state to be rain -sh orte n ed LOS .i\N< 1flE.~ (.i\P) -Sunny Cahfornta hao; hcen anyt hing but hmp1table th1'> year to the "toun~ts" who play on the men's goll tour. till another f>(iA tournament, the Los Angeles O~n. 1s threatened by ram A stnng of 'ltorms has struck C'ahfom1a this month, w1lh the p(, \ tournaments al Pebble Beach and San D1"80 both c.honcnc:d to thrt"e rnund'I af\er ratn wa'lhed out pl:l) Thr 60th Loo;, '\ngele'i O~n. Wllh a pu~ ol S4~0.000 1c. scheduled to begin tO<.lay ot the R1v1era < nun ti)< luh thr forC'ca 1 call\ for a 11trong poss1b1ht)' of ratn Th<' pro-,1m "hl-duled for WC'dnc'lday wa'\ ram riled hc.·l .1u'-(' nf 11h11~t'f" \ numtx-1 ol tht• muh lop names -including foe~ N1d.lau\ l om \\c1t,11n and C urt1s ~trangc -are ahc;cn1 trom the l \ Optn tiC'ld ttut dekndmf champion Lanny \\ uik1n' l 1.11 \uttnn < .1h 1n Pc-etc w1I be on hand for thr I tl t:vt•nt '''" 1n1 hl t11·ld .art' I u1 I\ /oellrr, "'ho won at Pl·bhlr Beach. Bob fwa). \\.ho de teated l"'1nger tn a pla)'ofT 1n San Diego. and (ore' Pa' 1n, who won th<' Hawanan Opt.·n la\l weekL·nd \\adk1n<1 whu \\llll three toumaml•nt\ an 11.185 and wa5 named the P< ,~·\ t'IJ\cr of th<.' Y<.·ar. "SCored a se\t~n· stroke\ 1clof) oh·r \ulton Jt Kt' 1era la\t year The: fine IQR'i laffifl.ltgn dunng which he also won the Boti Uope ( la\\ll and th<.· Walt D1sne) ( lass1<. '!napped a two-;..c.-:ar wink,., '>trt'.1lo. tor \\adlo.in\ He finished 1n 1he top IO tn I~ nt thC' 24 P<.1.\ c:'cnt' lost )cat-and his rnmputn ratintt ul 7!'1 X4 wa' the be l on the tour \\adk1ns ha n't "'on th1-:. H'ar h11wc:H·r and he ran~' far do"'n ol the earntntz' ladtkr wh1<.h '' topped h' utton with S 141,1.)MI I nac:r I'\ '\fCond on the 11.1111\ h\t """ thjn s '()() hch1nd. follO\\.C.-0 h) Pcl'tl' l">l,nml llamnllin<.I /odkr and p.,, an \l\o tonttnd1ng tor tht• SXI tlo<I "'Inner·, pr11~ will be' M (' o·c ir:ad~ who rt'IU\l'\ tll l ome into th<.· pre\\ tl nl for po<,t round 1ntrn tC\\.'i hut whl'n caught oO the: \OUN' 13\ht tnto PC1<\ ( omm1\'\IOnrr rxanl' Rcman 0'(1rnd). who tnc-d 17 ttmc'\ hcforc.-hr ti nail) carm•d ht~ cnrd to f'hH on the tour he.• an frudtng ~11h fk•nl.ln J coupl~ of )l'dr'\ RllO "'hrn thr 1 t1nrnt1\\ll\tH'r ltnt•d him . Ken Brown prac ttcee on wet RJvtera coune WednHday . Tht' t <. In me .\n1catt>f\, .rnJ for.,arJ lohnn' R1'@.l'r'i tn par t1l'ular hclil'\l.' lhC'\ din tx•31 an~ bod' .11lt•r lo.n1x~tng nil thl' Pl .\ \ s tnp team "le' adj L .l'> \ ega" ~turJa, ntg,ht l\o h\01gh(\ UlOll'q \\Ill t h.tllcngC' the \ntt'jll'r' 111 lo.l'\'I' thl-1r lr\t'l llf ,,,n,cntr.it1t'n up tn their mJt\ h \\Ith la<.t· rlaH l un11 &ath \tatc L C I pulkd 1ltl th hl@it"'>t 'll tor. 1,I th1 '''a'''n '\Jturd•n .1 l)Q.1.1: ur~·t 1ner I \.l \·,Run ntn Rl·lx•I, l \)Oli!hl' P.h tfh l 1>a\I \th ktl\ \'\\\'I. I lllPO nh·r11ng at .. \11 .11 I '"'ll lk.11 h' I 111\ l'f\lt\ l '' m "I""'' .1 '''""''' ,,, 111nll'ntra\11\fl llll tht' \l\h'.lll'f' Kl'illf' "'ho \\11rt'J f\' point' .rnd iwthl"tl'll ~I r\"hound'\ an the \ntcJH'r' '·''' 1~0 game\. "'as nam1•J tht' Pl .\ .\ Pla\C'r ot the \\ ee~ Im h" t'll11t t\ ·\ga1n<,t \''\,I \ Rngcr-. \C'C>rcd the 't'lonJ h1ght•\t total 1n l l I ht\hlf'. 41 fltllOt'I l l I .inJ K1'tll'r' lhOUllh \\Ill ha' t' to a' 111J luoling pa't the ·NCI' .ind ,,1,, J\ •'Id lonlm& Nl l llO@ t\t•j, h "'h '11 :_. J ~ 1n the Pt \ \ .ind C•· 11.1 l" crall \ C I ' nr rut' ll\ ~ ' I'· 10 marlo. ,,n lht' hm· T hC' \ntratcf'\ .ll't' u<'d tor '''u•l'ld l'l3u' the-"'nlC'rc.-nl( \\Ith 't'" \k\t"' '-.t.tll' I 1tO!l Jk,l\ h "Ill ffi,1\l h It\ lt'.tJ1np \\ 1Hl'' '-1.'llllH I)\· \nth11n\ I .1ng\11'ln 1~1'"'' l < I ' kadt'r r 1'1\1 \1un'h' I ~llll,\llln I\ 'IC:onna .lt a 11 4 tl(llnt<. per a.ame dip ~htle Murph\ 1~ '"t'r:tging 20 ' : - • • -112 * Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, febt'uaty 20, 1988 SPORT S BREAK . ~ Peoria's spirits soar with Bradley basketball team. ' PEORIA. llL -Bradk> lln1' ers1t) ·~ 12th-ranked basketball team, its 17-game winning streak the longe"st and us 26-t season record the ~st amoog ma1or colleges. as gJ\lng tha~ struggling smoke'itad C1l\ something to celebrate .. Thas communtty has had such a high ~tandard tor uself h1stoncall), and this economic do.,..nturn ha~ ~n such a devastating blow, that this Bradle) team couldn't haH come at a ~tier tame." Peona ( 11\ Manager James Dakm said While the team's success "doesn't translate into tht: production of long-tQml JObs, stall ll 1s such a morale- boostcr that tt reminds evel)one who h\es an Pt•nna that "e're Y.1nners." Dalun said Wednesda). A recent cdnonal 1n the Peona Journal \tar congratulated Bradle) ·s Div1s1on I team and <. oac.:h Dick Versa~ for helping the communll~ O\ercome .. the miser) of a city down on tis luck economacalh. and for pro\ld1ng central llhno1s "1th "a grand d1 vers1on." The western lll1no1s Cit} can use one Ne" ~tate figures show 40.000 area ;ob' hJ\l' evaporated since 1978 -nearl) a quarter of the 173.000 that e.usted then. A.I most half of them "ere at Caterpillar Tractor Co .. the Peona-bascd construc11on- equ1pment maker that reported a S200 million profit last )ear after three straight year) of los~e~ totaling near!\ SI b1ll1on the Bradle) Bra\-es. leading 1he M1!i!>Our1 \allt'\ Conference. "are the hottest sho" in to-wn," said Don (asper. 11cke1 manager for the mun1c1pal arena "-ht:rf." Brad le) has pla)'ed home games since the fall of l 4li2 - nght after m 1982 National In\ 1ta11on Toumamrn1 champ1onsh1p Quote of the day Darryl Dawkins, -who ha'I pla~ed lor 1he Ph iladelphia 76ers and no" as "1th the :'-.l'" Jerse, ~ets an the Nauo nal Basketball A.\'ioc 1a- 11on 'TH been looking an the book f',t: bc:t:n playing 11 :rears, and I don't ha'e 10 OOtJ point~ )'Ct I thank the) ·re taking somt: awc.t ) Hazzard's contract extended LO~ ANCrELE~ -Walt Ha11ard. m neann' the end ot h1'> 'J.econd 'ear a'i UC. LA '> baskt:tball coach. signed a one· vear extension to has contract • UCLA Atlern. Director Petn I DahO that ""-t: again ha'e three :rear'>·· The contract nov. c:..tt'nd'> through Marl.h 31 J 9!US "We decided to roll o"er the contratt .ilter ht: "on the NIT that first sea!>On:· Dalis said Dahs said he did no t knov. wh) the dee "ion v.-a .. n"t announced UCLA had handled tht: c'\tt:O\aon ol lootball Coach Teny Donahue's contract an the same "a~ signing Donahue to an extension last summer. but not announcing at until the question came up .-.e\Cral month 5l Football ~ague rcaffirmc:d 11s comm1t- men1 to resuming plJ)' nrx1 fall h) approving the Houston-Ne"" Jer\c\ merger 1ha1 bnngs together the lcagul"" three h1ghes1-profilc stars and 1n1ect1ng new mone) into the reluctant champions the Baltimore Star!. The actaon soltdatied the U~FL team~ an the league's two baggc~t markets and the onl)' two of the eight league franchises outside the Sun Bell -fi ve of the teams arc an the Southeast and the sixth an Flonda In a third move, the Jacksonvalk Bull\ offic1all) absor~d the defunct Dcn'ier Gold The merger bc:twcen the Houston (.jamblel'\ and New Jersey Generals had been pending for more than sax months It will bring Houston's Jam Kell). the league's top quanerbat k. 10 '1ew Jerse) to JOan running back Herschel \\alker and quarterback Doug Flutae Malone scores 38 in 76er win Mosn t&Joae scored a seaM>n·hlgh 38 m Pomh and C..rlts Bartley added 31 Point~ Jnd I 7 rt'bounds as Philadelphia e\lended Ponland'~ NBA losrng streak to ~\Cn "1th a 153~133 v1C'tory Wednesday night . • .. MkllHI Holtoa came off the bench to score 18 points. including the game-Wlnning ba ket. as Ch1ca30 ~napl)('d a SC'ven·gamc losing strea}. -with a 99-96 win o'er New Je~) . , Paa! Pre11ey scored 26 points and Altoa Lb1er and Slduy Moacrit'f addlod 17 each as Milwaukee routed Dallas, 124-107. the siuh consccutJve "1n for the Bucks Larry Bird scored 13 points 1n the third quarter as Boston was pulling awa' from Golden St.ate en route 10 a 11 S-100 VIC'tOf) .g.ver the \\am or<; Adrtaa Outley scored I 0 of h1-; ) I points an oven1me. hftang Utah to a 109-105 "1noH·rAtlanta lslab Tbomas ~ored 23 points and Malone De1r0Jt "on a club-record 10th ma1gh1 homi· game as 11 beat Seattle, 11 -113. an a fight- marred game Seaule's Tom Cbamben and Detroit's Rick Maboro "ere ejected from the game for fighting an the final quJrter Lawton leads North Stars, 6 -5 Ldt wing Brian Law100 '1 third goal of ~ the game during a final penod power pla) , Wedncf.da~ night lifted Minnesota to a 6-5 '1c1011 O\er Chicago . Elsewhere 1n the ·'\i H L. Bobby Smltb'a ~cond goal of the game on a pass that dcOt>ctl'd ofl a Capitals defenseman gave Montreal a 4-4 tw with Washaneton Dea11 Evason scored two goal~ including the winner late 1n the third penod, and a\~l"tl·d on t""o other Hartford goals as the Whalcr'i do""nt·d Buflalo. 6-4 Edmonton spotted Tpronto an earl\ ~-IJ lead 1hcn roared back wath sevej'l str:aaght goal'> '"o ot 1hem shorthande-d b) Wa)'lle Gfttzky and Paul Coffey tu wan. 9-S Mario Lemleax scored two goalc; a\ P11l\hurgh extended ats home unbeaten streak to I Ogaml'\ "11h a S-2 vaclor) o'er Wmn1peg. Lem1eu" "1th 1h goal\ and I OS points. has .;cored 1n 16 con<,t:tUta' t: game'>. a career high and tht: longest currt:nl \trca~ 1n tht: '\.Ill Connors, Lendl make semis R<>< .\ R.\ TON, Fla. -J1mm~ Con-~ nor'>. tkl\ang ht\ own age and his oppo- nenl'' po"-erful '>cn.c outslugged Yanntd. .._;oah 1n a thnll-fillc:d, four-set quarterfinal match \\t:dnt•\da'. at the International Tennis (ham- p1on~h1p'> .\lttr losing thl' tir..i \et the 33-~ear-old ( onnor\ came halk to outla'>t the 25-}car-old Noah 5-7, 6-4. 7-ti. 6-4 an a 3-hour. 45·m1null' match ;-..o.th \l'f\ cd 1fJ ace' to o ne tor ( on nor~. hut < on nor\ h11 h1<., v.hcn 11 tountcd. at matt:h point T ht• 11\hl·r afternoon quarterfinal\ were mut h k'>!> cxc111ng. a' top-'>ecdcd han Lcndl of C 1echoslovak1a ""allied pa'>t I01h-sccded Joakam N~strom of Swedt:n b· I 6-1 o-4 and fifth-seeded 'itdan Edberg of ')weden pounded un\t·cded \II ila n 5u.·1 her ol C zcchuslo ' aJ...1J 6-1 ll-1 J h-2 The 1inal \t•malinal henh wa' decided at night "hen ">Crnnd--.et:dt:d \/lat'> "'!lander ot Sv.cden shooJ... off a lir~t-,ct 'c;arc to heat un-.ccded C •U> t-orget of France '\-, 6-..i 6-4 6-'\ State seeks new trial of Kemp .\TI .\' l .\ -The .-.tatc wall seek a • nc" tndl of Jan Kemp·., !>uat against twp L n1' cr'>lt\ 111 (Jeorgaa adm1n1'itrators who "ere ordt•rt:d 111 pa~ Kemp S2 57 million after a 1ur. found \he "a" unJU'>tl) fired tor t nttn11ng prcfrrt·ntaal trt•Jtmcnr nf ,1thktt.''> Television, radio TELEVISION IU p rn -WRESTLING: Channel "6 RADIO 6 p m -PRO HOCKEY· Kings at Phtladcl phaa (dela}t:dJ KL.\C (S70). 7 30 p.m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL Li< Irvine at l ong Beach State. KPZE ( 1190). KW()"' ( I 6f)(J I 7 30 p m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL Cahforn1aat l 'CLA. KMPC(710) 8 pm. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL Stan- ford at US( K:-.IX ( 1070) \un~t League champion Edison High makes its run for the CIF 4-A wre-.thng champ1onsh1p this week- end at Edgewood High. begJnnang Fnda) and concluding on Saturda}. whale Sea View Luguc champion htancaa take!> its 'ihots an 3-A competll1on at Redondo H igh at the \ame time Fnda\ 'c; action starts at 3. w11h \a1urda' ·., con11nuat1on of the prela ms bc:g.innang at 11 a m • con- dud1n1t at 7 p.m with the final\ In add111on to team title!> o n the hnc. ind1v1duals •Jl each of the 11 eatcgoncs wall he going for cham- p1on!th1pc;, and for the Orange Coast area. Manna H agh's Eddie Rutt at 129 "'II be trying to defend has 4-A t•rown The champwnsh1p final<i <iend four wrestlers from each weight clac;s to the Masters m('c:t at Wcstm10'lte r a week latc-r a meet dei.agncd to quahf)' five 111 each cla\s to the state final\ a t ~n lo~\ Independence H1Rh Included an the 4-A field arc Sun\CI league ~ hamp1ons (1cnc Patino (121) Make: Warfel (1481 Rohen Murra) (I 57)and Don Evt'm(hC3V) "e1&}11). of (dason. Dave f>em onse) ( 108). Greg Dnnnon I 115) Phtl DuBord1eu ( 135) Jon A1tu1rre (lb ) . Ocean View's Phtl Mr'rer (I 94) and Rus~ T rouncc ( 178) W('5tm1nster·, Chuck Hugh<'~ 11 41 ) and C\hanr Hard)' I I 0 I I and Ru11 who enlcr\ w11 h a I 5-0 rt<.·ortl • fl Dorado•'> the No I ·ranked ttam 1n the 4-A with Edt\On· and LoarJ C'ons1dercd the Hawk ' mo~t ~nc1u'I challengcn, Fountain Valley 1~ the defending champion. At Redondo 1n the 3-A. the defend ana champion IS Do~ Pueblos. with Victor Valley tptenna as the No I · ranked tc:tm Prep basketball log 5M View LMtue Seutl\ C..11 u..,. CO.ONA DIL ""-'" SADDl.laACK lttVIHI LAOUtlA HIU.S 121•41 (14·121 llS•UI CJ•ll) ., Lot At.mllot SI ~' SA V•llev "' 6J ~rlM Ml ... LMr• ' 6.l El C•mll\O SI 60 MIUIOn Iii.to 61 S> HHWHJOll 13 0 G•relen Grovt I SS LB Jorci.n 40 SI Sanll Ana " •• S.v1Mt '° S7 FuiletlOll j 6S L•Oun• 8Mcn •• n Arltslt St st ""'-OnOOt so SS Lot Aml00t ' " El Toro •• S7 Norin tltjv I se " Wooc:lbf ldllt ,, so Jt1ncfl0 AIAm j SS Foo1nlM S6 5' Irv hit " S6 Stnll1110 •1 ., WOOdt>rldo. • .. Ftn V11i.v 42 62 LlktWOOd ~ 49 Fin Vati.v S2 S1 Corona • •s Mlulon Vltlo SA 51 ""'-ltr 0.1 (Of) SJ 61 StOclltOllck S6 )9 EclllOll • 65 ltOH,......CI ., .. Uf e"941 "' ,. El TOl'O 73 S.f loltnl,Haw ' t5 ~on 8Mch S6 ., Ft11. Vallev SA SA Marine 69 41 l'Ylllt' ~ S4 Minion va.1o Sl 60 U"lvtrsllv' ~ 61 C1llt0fnl1 70 n El T0to• • .. Domlr!GUU ,. .. 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Fin Vall••' 61 4a Ocet~ 111ew· 69 1'11-et Santa Monica F';x>-51 F'rer1c1, • Duke blows by Miami No . 3 Ka nsas stops Colorado: No . 5 Georgia Tech victorious From AP dispatches Ol RHAM.NC -MarkAJancscored l8po1ntsto lead five Duke players in double figures as the second- ranked Blue Devils pulled away from pesky M1am1 of Flonda for a I 04-82 college basketball vactof) Wednes- da) night The Jlurncanes forced the action with their running game and were wathan 26-22 before Joel Warren massed a ba~elane Jumper near the nine-minute mark. Dukt: took advantage of the miss and began ats pullawa .. Da vid Henderson and Johnny Dawkms shared 1 n a 7-4 spurt to lead the Blue Devils to a JJ-26 edge at the 4 51 mark. .\ftcr Rr)an Hughes scored on a layup with 3:58 left hefore halftime. the Blue Devils scored seven unanswered SWIMMING Rustlers, Pirates dominate relays ~i.\NT A MONK A -Commun Hy College swim- ming at the Santa Monica Relays was dominated by Orange Coast area athletes Wednesday Wllh Golden West and Orange Coast going 1-2 in men's compct1tion, and C'oast and Golden West going 1-2 1n women's action. Gordon Berg, Mark Allison and Jeff BogJn led the Rustler men to the title for the second straight year. and the()('(' women. behind Chen Carpenter. Jinny North, Paula Perry .ind Dchh1e Rooney. swept to their third ~traaght crown MI N T tam scoring I Goleltn Wt\I 11 ! 1 OrtnH Co.SI, 73, l S•OCll•o•c~ U . • lilallCl'l<l Sar111euo. S7 S Plt rct •S. 6 !>ante Monlu JS 400 mtdlev-1 Goleler1 WHI J 0 l l 2 Saeldttt>ac~ l 44 SI l P1trct l SJ .. .oo ,,_, oc c > n 01 ' (;~ Wtsl ) ?l 21 1 ~nle •n1 >a 1s 400 IMIO 1 C>OIOen Wt\I J S7 .)0 t S•o.Jit0410 4 04 .. l ,. '"' 4 It,, no 1r-1 occ 1 5'13 2 GOI0.11 WHI I 01 43 J S.111a MO'I•< a t II SI 400 lty I (j~n W•" )4.HO 2 P IH"CI ) 44 tl l Santa ,.,.. ) il .. to0 fr I ~O<l'90eC • I 11 °' 2 (;OIOtf' Wt11 1 lf ~ ) occ 1'504 400 bt .. ,, 1 GO!Oe<• Wttt 0 1 ~ 1 OCt OHO l \eOdit· o.c• • '1 XI 400 11\do-I GOid.-. """' l u Tl 1 It ancno \anllaoo • O I l9 , ... .,(. ·~ ., 200 Ir I I')(( I J3 I• 2 ... OOltl>tC k 1 lt 16 l (;Olatfl Wftl l lHI ~H Tt1m \<Oflne 1 Or•"" (natl llM, J C.O!Mf\ lf't•I " l S.1111 Monl<a ~ 4 "1tf(I Incl Cuttle, •1 . 6. VtflfUfl, l• 400 mtclltv-1 CuHlt, •·U _,, ? GOiden Wttl, •·3910, 3 Vtnture, 4·olJ 16. 200 lr-1 OCC. 1 41 4'. 2 ~nte MOlll<t, I 53 n. ) R1nc'1o !>anllago. ? 01 16 400 ll'IOo-1 G04Clen Wt\I, 4 •112.? Vtnl~• • •S 43, l Cut''" • 4'40 100 me<tle'Y-1 GOICltn Wet!, 7 09 00. 1 OCC. 1 10 1', l PiMct, , 1) so 150 ff'9r-f 0~ Wt1I • 11 fl. , occ • 12 n . l lltntun ,,.40 200 flv-1 Stnl• Monie• 101 70 1 OCC >O'HS 3 Cl.if'lt '~ 72 100 Mek I OCC 706°' 7 !>ante Monie• 2 1l 1' l Gootoe11 Wt\f 1 1142 200 OtM\t I GOIOttl Wt1I 27~" , occ 2JI S7 ) Pierce n • 11 400 I~) OCC l 5616, 1 .. ttf(t • 06 Soe ) C.Oiattl Wtsl '°' ,., co•o I • ~ l'Nldltv I OCC , l 47 19, ? 191tfc:• ) •• .,, ) Sant• MOAIW, J SO H t x SO frtt -1 GOiden Wet! l?U I 1 OCC l 2' Jf. J Stnla Molll<. l 2' ,, points -four by Jay Balas -for a 41-18 lead wtth 2:43 left an the penod. Duke led 45-35 at halftime. In other college games: Kaasas 79, Colorado 74: Danny Manning scored 25 points. ancludang 17 an the second half. as third-ranked Kansas defeated Colorado m Big 8 game m Boulder. Ron Kellog sank four free throws for Kansas an the final 45 seconds and finished the sconng wuh a slam an the final four seconds. Geor1la Tedi st, Walle Forest 49: Duane Ferrell scored 14 points and Mark Pnce hit 12. mcludmg the first eight of the second half, to lead No. 5 Georgia Tech to victory over Wake Forest in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at Winston-Salem, N.C. Georgia Tech, 20-4 and 8-3, held a 28-23 halftime lead before Price. held to two points in the first half, erupted from outside to give the Yellow Jackets a 36-27 edge with 14:48 lef\. Keatacky 80, F lorida 19: Forward Kenny Walker scored 23 points and eighth-ranked Kentucky clinched a Ile for its 36th Southeastern Conference title with a victory over Flonda. Nebraska H , Okldoma '4: Brian Carr scored 18 points, including a 10-footJumper with four seconds left, to gJve Nebraska a victory over No. 10 Oklahoma in 81g Eight action. Notr e Dame 10!, Mulaauu '7: Ken Barlow scored a season-high 24 points and David Rivers added 15 to lead No. 14 Notre Dame to a rout over undennanned Manhattan at Madison Square Garden. LoaJavtlle It, Florida St. 17: Guard Milt Wasner scored 26 points and freshman center Pervis Ellison added 16 and a game-high 14 rebounds to lead No. 16 Lou1sv11Je to victory over Florida State m a Metro Conference game in Louisville. Vlratala Tecla H , VMI 73: Senior guard Dell Curry scored JO points. grabbed nine rebounds and had six assists to propel No. 18 V1rgin1a Tech to victory over Virginia Military Institute. Vlrpa.la It, Noriai Carolla• St. IO: Junior center Olden Polynice scored a career-high 27 points and led a seeond-half Virginia rally as the Cavahers defeated No 20 North Carolina State m an Atlantic Coast Conference game Basketball scores WHT ltedlAnclt 7', Whlllltf 76 (OI) Cltremont•Muoo 10 ll'omone Plhtf ff UC Devit 1S Stn F'rtnclKO SI .. 11 oil Hevwtro $1 .,, H\lfl'!~l SI 51 I Wtlhlnoton "· w WHhl1191on 70 ROCkllS ken.at 7', CO!or.00 1' IAIT Buellnel ... Ltltvtlle Cl F' 1lflt40fl Oletlnwi 10'7 Mon· MO\llPI. H J t I Ion• $7, HolY Crou D LaSalle Tl, Armv 61 l.tftft!'I IO, IUd..-77 (Oii Nlefffl ts, Ntw HllmO•Pllrt 1' HOfthfflltrll ... Sltne 7) Notrt Otmt ten, MaMtll•n •7 ~Olfldeoce 76, Pll!tllurO" 61 TOWMMI SI '°· Hohtre I• SOUTH AlaO.ma IO, TenntUM '4 t\ "'uburn 17. O-tl1 " (011 Outo:e 10., Mi.ml. Ha n EHi CarOllna t1, Ct11I Connactt CU1 .. F'le Sout'*" '•· Tlmoe n Georelt Tecll St, Wlllle ror-n1 n l(entuckv IO, Fiori.. •t LOlll•vlllt "· ''°'Ide St 67 Merciuelle ... StellOll 6.l Mlu l1siGof SI ... MIHIUl~I Cl N C ·OlarlOllt 11, ~le SI 1' VlrOlnla 6t ~tPI CtrOllM \t 60 Ve Common•MllPI U J_, MacllJOn '5 Vlftlnl1 Tec;PI .. VMI 71 MtDWIST ••~ St f2 W Ml<Noen 6.) Cent Mlc:lllOan 10, l(enl St ,. 0.PtUI .. Incl •M SI .. l(e"'" S• "· Ot<letleme $1 n N llllnola •7. IOWl!ne Gf.-6S Neor•t~• ... Olcr.flOl'N .. Otllo u to. M11n11 Otllo n " 011 f OlfdlO ". C MICPllO•" 7S M>U'THWIST Ar\1111 .... t 60, lllic. ,. f txll It. S1"N " Tu11 A~M 11 Taro Tte" • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tnurtd•y, Febtuaty 20. 1Ne * BS 1 COMMUNITY COLUG• WOMIN °'•'* CM1t ,,, c..,.... 7J (s.utll CtHt c.-._I cwnoteo1 cm ~.,.. c .... 1n1 ....... .. ..... . We•I\ II 0 1 11 Cal~lnl 0 0 0 0 Uniden profiles Bucs fall; Hornets dropGWC SCott O o 2 O Scllmtr.er t 1 1 1t N•A WHTlltN CONJlel tK.I Pedfk OIVI Lehn w I. Pct Ga Gro•• I 0 1 16 Helhtocll 1 ) 0 11 S.venn•ll • I ) t Rindone I 1 0 • Bttht• 6 o > 12 awvt o o o o Wlltlam, S • l le Whtie O 0 1 0 Felde u t 3 2 11 l(t>y\111 3 0 1 ' Untden LPGA tournament Feb . 27-M ar ch 2 Mesa Verde CC. Costa Mesa NHL C~tlLL COfifJlllHN<il Sft\vthf DMJ.ltft W L T "'h I GJI GA Orange Coast· s McGavran breaks as~tst record 40 13 1SS ~lencs r, 19 soo lJ~J nl• 31 els 19 Cllcloerl 71 lJ m 191, S.etllt GOiden Sl•t• 20 3S 36' 21 11 40 299 2S Mktweat OIVlt.len Houston ls 19 641 ~ver 31 13 Sl'2 J'"> OeHu ,, 2• S.1 s0, Sen Antonio lO 1' S3' ' Uten 11 )0 ,,, 9 ' S.cremento n l7 407 IJ I ASTlltN CONP:IRI NCI A .. ntlc DMt*I Botton ,, 10 IOI PTllleeltll>hl• lS 20 636 • 1 New Jer~v ,, 11 Sii IS We•lllll91Gn 7S 19 ..:i II New York " )1 371 7S I C9"trel OMV.. Mllw•ukff ll .. 619 Allen la 30 ,, SS6 1 Detroit 31 75 SS. 1 c i.v.i.ncs 11 l? 401 IS lndlene " 34 J.4S .. , Cnkego " 31 311 10 WadMMeV'• karM L•lien 90 lndlene 91 C111ca11<1 99 Ntw Jeruv 96 Pllll•defl>hl• 1SJ, Porllancs Ill 0.lrott 111 Sealllt 113 Mllwaukff 174 Oe lfu 107 Utah 109, Atlante IOS. OT 8o"on I 1S, GOiden SI••• 100 Tonlttlt'• c;.me\ Por1tend el Cnlcaoo Oelrolt et Clevel.tno Mllweukff e t Hou"on 8o"on at Denver Sen Antonio et Sacramento l'rtdlV's Game• l.elien et New Jenev Goteltn Slelt el ~ Seel! .. al New York Wuhlrniton et Plllledt10111e tnell•n• et Atlante HOUJlon .. OeHH Sacramento at Photn1• Liken '°• ,P1c.n 11 LAKlltS (90) -Rembi\ 1·7 7·7 c Worthy 0-S 1·7 1 Abelul·Jat>IHlr 9 17 3·6 71. JOllnlOn 1· 16 1 1 71 McGM 6 17 0 0 17. CC>OC*' 3·6 3·3 t Luce\ •·I 1· 1 9 Kuocllak 1·2 0·0 1 Scott 3·11 I 2 1 Grffn 2·• O·O • Tot•~ 34·13 ll·n 90 INOIANA (II) -Aneltnon S--t 0.0 10 Wllfle m\ 9· 11 6·1 1• Slloe nov1cn S· 10 0·1 10, Fltml"9 4· 11 S·S 13, R1C11erdson 1 I 0.0 •. StenlbUrv I·• 0 0 1 Ga rnell 1 ·J 1 7 • TIMl•lt 1·1 0-0 • Wamck •·6 2 7 10 Total\ ll·11 IS·l9 11 Sun bv ~·nen La"er' 11 71 71 ~ Indian• 2• IS 16 11>-tl Fouled oul-Stloanovicn Reboullel•- L A La ktrl SS I Luca\ IOI lnellane SO (Wlltl•m• 13) Anl•ll-L A Lakefi 71> (JOllMon 10), lnc!l•n• 71 (F1m11n9 1) Total toutl-L A La~tr• 11. 1no1ane 71 lecnno c•ll-LO\ Aftlltlt\ lii.Qel O.ten\11 lndlene ltlt11at CltltnH Attendance. 16,904 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Comot9n 14, Or1nee COISt 6o4 !Sevtll CMsl Conftranctl Onnve CMU (~) Campton (14) .. "Off'P 19f1 0ftp JOM\lon 6 0 1 12 Wllllaml 9 • 0 21 Mulceney J 1 I a Crewtora I O 1 16 Juelel J 0 I 6 Wiley I 0 I 16 McGvran ' O I II 8ull0Ck S 1 2 11 Andr1f" 2 2 I 6 Morr ' 0 1 0 1 S.•11er I O O 2 Henoersn 0 0 I 0 Kaltv 3 O O 6 COiiin\ 0 0 0 0 Stemp' 7 1 • Gulllorv I 0 I 2 Mullet O O 1 Flemln9 3 0 1 6 W•lllarn• O 0 I 0 Grttnwd 1 0 0 2 Tote11 19 6 I &4 Totals ll I 13 14 Helltme Comoton 4A 32 F'*'19n 11, Gotden West S7 ( Seu1ll CM U C anference) I'~ (11) ~Wast (S7) 19 fl0f'11 feftpltp He .. tm•n 3 6 1 11 Emerson l 1 4 a Bude 1 1 3 • StraCllln I 7 ) 13 SorenM>n 0 I I I Smith S 0 S 10 Menfltl<I I 2 I 4 Stmo\on 0 I l 1 Ltwll l 0 I 6 Mai.outr 1 7• S Crowell 1 0 0 • Brown J I S Fo• 0 0 2 0 U•u I 0 S Mvtn 9 I • 26 Henter O 7 1 Mou 0020 Fruer l 1 I I Pra<1nev I 0 1 7 8rkllrdl O I O 1 Mellon • S O 13 Totals 11 11 11 I I Totals 21 lS 31 SI Helfllmt Golden WUI 19·21 Tecnnlcel• Fullerton Dench Lew" t FI COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sou1t\ Coast C~• C~e °"., •• WL 71 1 23 s II q 16 II I) IC II 14 11 IS IS 1' ~ 71 WL Ct trltol U 1 Cve>rt U ll I Ml Sen Antonio I 1> Compton I 6 Fullerton 1 1 Sad<lltbeCk 6 I Or•not Coal! c 10 R•ncllO S.nllaOO J 11 GOICltn W"t I U WtdntldeY'\ SCOfft ComPlon M Orenoe Coe\t t.A Fullerton 11, GOklen Well S7 C°vPtM\ 16, Rancl"IO Santla90 1S tOT Cerrito• 70, Ml S•n Antonio 50 Se1VnMV'• c;.me, (7:l0) Ml Sen Antonio et Oran11e Cont Goleltn We" al S.ddlebeck Compton el Cvortn RancllO S.nll•90 et Fullerton TllOO. to 0 c 12 Totats 34 ) IS 7l Total• JS 9 10 19 Halftime O<enoe C6a•I '7·J7 Hitt\ KMal playoffs ltOYS Wtl.O CARD GAMIS Cll' 4-A EI MOClt1\a SO, NOl'C.O .. Cll' l·A FuttMton 60, W"l.,n 57 lot) • Ctl' l·A Ttme>14t Cltv 76, 8eldwln Park S6 Victor Vell9Y 61, ltlm of WOl'IO 47 Lomooc 62, NOl'dnoff 54 EdffWOOCI 71, IC.tPo.I 62 Cll' l·A 8Mumonr 64 Pueeltna Potv 56 9ucklev 90. Montclelr Pteo 71 Mer\haU Fundament•I 61, Camp MencHnl\all ., Perac1tre SJ Vucce va11tv ff Senta Yne1 n. Et Peto Cit ltOOlt\ 69 Fllntrl<19e Prtp 61 51 eon.venture 6' n 011 Onteroo Cnrl•ll•rt n. Prov~ 66 Ctl' Sm.ii Sdlffb Holv MartVT\ 42, H8flte11t Cnrl$1lan cl St Vincent'' 11 Soutll Bev Lutlleran CO WOOOCrt\t Cllrlslfen IJ, Harbor Cllrl\ 11art 46 Camo KllPatrlck 76 P119rlm .. GIRLS WILD CARD GAMES . Cll' 4·A Culver Cllv 43. Rac!Ondo 12 CIF l ·A Kalella S7 VIiia P•rk '3 Cll' t,4 TtmPle Cltv 48, Soulll Hfttl 39 Le Sierra '1. Olamono 8•r 35 Garden Grovt •S. Trov 4-' Cir: Smell SC:Mtls Cal Lutl\efen 56. Hart>c>r Chrllllan 19 Cele SS. Rio Honc!O Prep SI C•mPt>ell Hall 60, Wlllt114tv 2' Venture TtmOlt Cnrl•llan 31, Flr11 Lulneran 36 Flln1r1<19e S.crael HHrl '3. pione., Baotlll 73 HHi>erla Cl\rl•ll•n SJ. Wu l 5noft\ 3'l Los .._mftos WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS (12"' 9'f SS·M V l\arneu ~I FlttST RACE. Pact one milt Dream Of For tune (Wik) 1 S 90 6 00 3 20 Tel>Ulete Hanover (Acke<me n) 9 90 3 90 lmc>rtnlve Sito <Crewtordl 190 Time 2-<M Al•o Went Sma ll Pleuures, Worth A Deal Another Fortuna, Jerrv 8 urnoro Wanc!trln9 AIOatrO\ E•rrv SPlrlt Scra lclled· None n EXACTA (2· I) paid sn IO SECOND RACE. Trot one mlle Gullv Glrl (Hau11l 11 40 I 60 S 90 Eltoanl Stud (Pierce) I 40 •.10 Bull <Oesomert 6 20 nme · 104 1 Al\O Went Andrew1 Star. PrOP<'ltlor 8etll\ OouDlt, Anon 8111. Little Hou~ S1e rt>ro1o Scrlltclleel Wombat • Sl EXACTA t9·6) oa1d l9120 THIRD RACE. P ace one mile Sonora Pan !Oflellllsl 14 20 • 40 3 CO Stormln Norm• !Hvmen) 2 IO 140 8reaourV' Bret IMalerl 360 Time· ?1>S Al10 Went W1nn1ng Glow, SPl!t<lv LOOO So1r.1 Tll•ntt. Ill St11ooer Sumo NICky 0 Bravo. Calltorn•• Slnler !>crelcheel L11>9an Karen Hav To Sl>ttO U EXACT A IS·1> P•1d U2 SO FOURTH RACE Pace one mile Alen· leelor (Sllerrenl S 20 3 00 2 40 Selvaelor I Pleno) 3 40 1 40 Creve 01ct<lt IVallen<111>9ha m) 7 40 Time 7-021 AIM> Went Strikl"9 Heir N P11mM>ll Oundff Chit! Scratcned Aava r>ee SPa r• NIOnt Del N FIFTH RACE. Trot one mile H1g11 Grader !ACkermenl 6 00 3 00 160 Ma9ne Mavnem t P1erc111 1 IO 1 IO Live Va nlttt I OeM>merl 1 00 l ime 2 06 Al!oO Went Chip Of Jedt HH Bukel Cue Cororet Comet, Geeoee Junior For mel Soirll M'Lord Monterev Scretcneo None \l EXACT A (I 71 oald '2S SO SIXTH RACE. Poet ont mllt M1111ov o< utt>lerl 3 IO 3 60 180 Level Devil lL•Ckty) 10 IO 1 00 Fu1envoursee1oe11 tMaier/ S 40 Time 2 02 Al•o Wtnt Ceo1111n Carroll Smoktn Wl'lo Ln n Cl'lri\hna, Lev11v 0 G Enoull N Devour JCM!i Outcast Scra1cnae1 None U EX.ACTA U ·Sl oeod Sl• 40 SEVE NTH RACE. Trot one mile L•-o• ICoiemenl • 40 3 IO 3 40 lnlrigutftll Ster (Hyman 1 00 J IO tm11er1a1 Gtorv Pe r"erl 4 40 T'me 7033 A119 Wenl Cao••vt N Ledv L ldlt Rule\ Wortny Im•~ N MOOn CIO<id S<retche<I Pl\entom Don SJ EX.ACTA 11 1) oa•O «800 EIGHTH RACE. Pec.t one m11t Kotlt IOHOmtrl 11 IO 6 60 • 40 P0\1t1vetv Rowav IRoH nl 2 .0 160 f'"et1pa (Rttcnlt) 6 00 T,me 201 • Atio Went 1ne11a11 Comet. Zerauti.llt Sll•na Leov Miu Slv Beillel. Striking Gel Val Stinner •l91S: 2t evenls, won sl32,J07, r1nked l'; career earnfnQs, s11.4,113. •Her fa ther Is a golf pro and st1rted Skinner In the game 11 the 1~ of '· She won h•r flrsl QOtf !Ille lhl'" v .. rs later, tnen ~•on 10 win the Nebruka Junior Girts lltle In 197' and, again In 1971. •stie has already won this season, caplurlno the first Place Pf'IH In lhe season 09eflfng Mlzda C11sslc at Boca Raton, Fla. This was her second career vlclOl"V, the other belno the San Jose Classlc <n 191S. •Skinner has had two 11oles·ln- one durlno her pro career 11141 started In 1913. She uses custom· made clut>s crafted by her fainer 1nd Is considered one of the tonoes• hlllers on the LPGA to..ir. SometnlnQ Sexv, F•rtnnelt Ma11ne IClm GM Gee Jaelt Scr•tcllea None U EXACTA 17·1l oald S1SJO. NINTH RACE. Pace one milt 8v• 8 ve Sctv (Mll119tn) 13 20 S IO • 60 Rten N SPlcev !TrOOP) l 40 360 Skll>Ptfl lnveele< IAuDln) 8 00 Time 2·0..• AllO Wtnt RfOtslgn, Cel A~ Tai· lamon, Anc!V\ Peooe<. Howdv Siar. Peter OG Scra lclltO COnellt Star. Re11al Monttrev n PICK SIX (3 or •·1·2·1 or S·l·I/ oald ll, 1S7 40 to tllree wlnnl119 tickets (6 horltsl Col'l\olallon Pick Six oalo s 11• 40 to 106 wlnnlnQ llcktll ( S hOrses) SJ IXACTA (1-71 oal<l SS8 CO TENTH R ACE. Pace one mite Ceoari RO\t I Pier ct) 6.00 3 60 2 10 Jet Sound Rhvtnm 151\errenl 4 40 3 60 SCl'lt lndl•htlf !Cr0911anl I 00 Time 2 07 l Al\O Wtnt Ooci s1111. Cull Plul. Anon Oveilo Ftamtc<tll Dv11amite Girt Sk101>tr' So1r11 Scretcnea Storml"9 On. P11y0H Pete · S2 IEXACTA l 4·l) oa1Cl 17120 Allt n<1anct 1943 Santi Anita WEDNESDAY'S RE SUL TS (4.)rd 9'f "·MY lllwtutlflbred ~) FlltST RACE. 6 furl0n9l GOOCI Mvir..-v (Hrnndt1I 9190 1940 960 Mr 8•11 8iet'I 940 sao Sl\ane\ 8n1 tHewlevl 300 T1rne 1 11 2 AIM> ran Montef\8 To Cieri< No ~1onr Turn Duke' Wl\11. R1defll SPirH Wear• Talking Big, Miami Glorv Burnage Scra1cnae1 Don Georglo, Lover• Tnem• S1 IE XACT A ll ·IJ oetd ~96 60 SECOND RACE. 6 1 7 turlon9s Ar1>1tre1e (0rle9el 11 90 6 IO 7 80 Growler Sanc!ue (81ack) S 00 140 PaPOOH Vemoose fMcCarronl 140 Time 1183 Allo r•n 8oolin 8en Julio N Me, OamHI'\ Oellghl Scretcneo Cirru tv's Treelure Bao SlrHI Blues THIRD RACE. 6 lurton9\ Bu\lntu Clan IS•P"ens 6 70 S 20 l 00 Tel Hlon (LIPl\am l 1 •O • 10 Se• And Sew (Ortt11a l l 00 Ttme 1 11 J AllO ran Mv1ttrv Lane 1Ceawttwa1 Alre1e1 To Beno Forwerd Comma no Pe· Piano S<ratcl\tO Hulitt 6. Dance H1wk1 Pool Ptavtr So11ov Crackers Crowning Endeavor n DAIL y DOUBLE I 1·11 pa Cl S71 60 FOURTH RACE. 6 lurtonoi Citemorou1 Amoer SOii\) JS cO 10 80 1 80 F1v Me To Moon Valenruete• • 00 J 40 Mer Con (Herndanoet 1 '° Tome 1132 Al\O ran Golel Clar.on Knal N Tell 8av B•Mlt Merr'Y'\ 8e\I wa1~1n11 BOio I m TtH•l>lt loo Swan Lake S<ratcl>ael Curlo<Js Princeu, M1gntv HttOI 8on Fires Sister. EDDV s JackPOI p.,.,,., Tnmie Ra1e1tret1 P'IP:TH RACE. 6 lurlon9\ Spring training camps open From AP dl1patcbes The Nauonal League champion St. l ou1!1 Card1n.lls w\ll have 17 pitchers and ~1x catcher!> 1n camp to<la~ as most maJOr league baseball teams open their c;pnng training fac1httes in prcparauon for the 1986 season Most of the teams will have their first workout!> for batterymcn Fnda~ "1th the rc:o1t of the players repon1ng Tuesday and working out the folloW1ng da) The fiNt spnng tra101ng game. the C h1cago White So' 's the Detroit T1~ers. w11l be played March 6 at Lakeland. Fla. The Tiger and San Francisco Giants began workouts for pitchers and catchers one da) early, today. wh1~ the Amencan League East champion Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday will be the last team to get player; 1n unifonn Tuesday • Among the fir'lt lo amvc 1n St. Pctershurg. Fla .. tor the Cards workouts will be left-hander John fudor, second la t year in NL C'y Young voting. and c:HC'hcr Mike Heath, obtu1ned in trade last December from Oakland. In other cames: •In Mesa. Anz .. the Angels have 25 p11chcl'li and !11' catchers due in camp for the first workout Saturda~ Manager Gene Mauch and his coaching stan Ile" to Mec;a Wednesday •The Chicago Cubs open for battef)men ·unday. but veterans Scott Sanderson and Rick Sutcliffe. both pitchers. and Bob Dernier and Gaf) Matthews, hoth outfielders. a lready were 1n Mesa. <\n1 . .\lso due 10 report toda) were pitchers tcvc Trout and Dennt!> Ecker!>I('\'. both comtnll off IOJUOes. •The ('inc1nnat1 Reds will haH· 25 pitcher<; and catchers 1n camp at TamJ>3. Aa Two newcomer; "'111 he: right-handers John Denny and 8111 Ciulltckson. hoth obt:uned in ofT-~ason trades "While I thought we wcf'C' a soltd P<tllcluh a1 th(' end oflas1 yC'ar -good enough to wm 1he West -"'t"rt even better now,"' Pete Rose. Reds player-manager. s.a1d. "Thl· addition of Denny and (lulltckson. both proven winntng pitchers, gives us a very strong starting rota11on ·· SUNSE'r LEAGUE TRACK OUTLOOK .. From Bl afkra phenomenal carttr in which he was a tnple-triplc champion. w1nn1ni the 100. 200 and 400 meters thl'C\' straight ycan. capping 11 all with back-to-back \t:ue champ1on1oh1p~ in the 400 Nccd.les to say. the V1k1ha: had a hu1IHn cushio n to rel) on 1n lcagut" and du1ll meet What'5ten1n the spct'd department is hurdler Stt"Ye Jennin~. a stn1or wi1h 1 3Q ~ clockinJ tn the 1ntcmmh- ate hurlcs. and Mtke tafford Jcn- nlnas was thtrd and founh 1n tht 100 and 200 1n the lragu<' hnnl\ 1o a 1un1or Othcn countt'd on h' O._ura 1n- cl ud c \ophomnrr "hannon Wtnkelm11n. 1u01en1orsJohn Porter. Dave liuuo n. Pat Crane and J ck Htcks. Wtnkclman 1s Manna's hc:st dt\· tanrerunncrwnha4.41 m1lerrt'd1tcd 10 him u:» a frc!lhmnn Pol1in went 12-0 1n the p0le "aull as a rophomort and Po rter. a thrtt· yt'ar \tartrr for Manna's football team. has go ne 4Q-10 1n the ~hot put. utton has a 42-1 1 bc'\t 1n the tnplc JU mp. C ranc pJacrd lint 1n the league JV final\ "Ith a S-10 htJh Jump. and Htds "C'nt M> in the high Jump as a JU010f Ocean Vie• C' ch Jeff C h1lcott's summary of thr ~~h wk' is wrapped up 1n JU t one word "Rebu1ld1na:· H11\'-\J'tl "ahrn. 3 1un1or. return\ in the I .6<X) and•~ con\tdrred C'h1lcott's "francht\C," with a best of 4 22 35 in the 1,600 He fin1'lhed s1'th 1n the C'I F 4-..\ fintls w11h a time of 4 11 I and I!> clearl> thC' Cicahawks' \howca~ entr, Other" who fiaut't' 1" the maan- mum of the O«an \ 1c.,., plan\ af'C' sophomore spnntrr Vic C1ut1e~ JUntor pole vaulter Jason Dalla( Junior ,pnnteT Jrff l-1owt~. Iona Jumper and pnntrr JrTT)' nto and d1sunce runner Oannv t<ut h Dallru ha a be t of 12--6 1n thr pok vault. Santos wa a l~ue champion 1n the frosh-soph Iona 1ump at I <>-ti and Kut~h 1s ~"'' counted on he1v1I) 1n ••f d1.,tan~ rt~\ Katby Baker • 191S: 26 events, won S 132,643, ranked 13, e1reer earnlncn . Slll,Sl7 •1n ontv her second full year on the lour, Baker t>ecam41 the 10th olaver In hts10<v to claim the u.s Ooet'I as her ff~t Pf'Ofesslonal v\~ tory. •T11e 1915 season was a OOOd one for Baker who finished sixth In fhe Unlden lnvllatlonal last Vffr. Sile lowered lier scorll'IO aveno• bv nearly one tult stroke while her slnote se1son earnlnos more than doubled her career earnfnos •Baker was a m41mber of the 1912 U.S Curtis Cup i nd World Cuo tH ms and was the NCAA cllam· olon that Mame veer She was the E astern Amateur Champion In 1979 and 1912, the Western Amateur ct11molon In 1980 1nd the 1979 Nellonal PGA Junior chamolon. Suoero Jet IHtrnena.u '1 40 ISOO I 20 Mati"a Notl I Solis) 1 IO S 20 Diena Fancv IMcCarronl l IO Time 1 II J AIM> ran Fell For Golel, MaO AO.noon. Wllal Me9k , Hvaro Jet, La Verne·, Sonata , RaDlll• Siied\' Hosten P•H • OuHn Scratcneo Nona U EXACTA t9·1l oeld SllOOO SIXTH RACE. 6 lurlonos Slevt Fu nlon 1Ve1tnruele l S 00 3 20 2 80 Helluclnate (8tec.k) S IO • 40 Yan9'' lrli11 (8art) 11 00 Time I 11.3 AIM> ra n Bird Oi Panege, Ml Dawn• Schnelder. 81\llOO'\ Mltlrtn Suaotn Sa u , Renee Mlcllell Cute 8abv Face, Wlnc!v Maril,, Anelre, lndlen 8e•utv S<ratcntcl Full 0 ° Gems lPlere\I Trts Henrv'' Hontv, Olnemote SEVENTH RACE. 6 turlon11• Trtcl<v Turn (Sttvtnl) 20 20 190 S 20 Searcn For Hteven (Soll\l 1020 S60 Ooev tMCC•rrO(I) • '° Time I 11 • Alto Ran Green CDletn, Er a Ot Tn· umOll. GOOCI Stylt Lore Oi Zorro. Annie L1H G1noer Fla1n ScratCntcl Golel1t s Girt Al°\ B•ll Tome lS EXACTA IS·•l oa1<1 ~•SS SO E IGHTH RACE. I 1 16 m olt\ Trrm Cotonv !Steven• • 10 190 210 F u nion Book tCH tanont J 80 2 60 Too Cor'89t !Bartl ~ l 20 T1mt l 4A c Also Ran Racllt< ' E xcailt>ur Svmt>Ot.- cellv Scratcnt<I H•c!Oell L111nr Loft Al Trie Too Alw••• Be Mine Troo1ca1 HoOOev U EXACT A 17 31 oaoo SJI SO NINTH RACE. I • mote' Or Coercion tStevtn•/ 1160 110 • 00 8ackl09 1Ce1tanon • a 60 • 40 Le Verne' 8 1g Mee 1P1ncev1 J 40 Time I S1 I Allo Ran WMlern Soor1 Grana Deno" Je• Rovele Gotoen F rttnd Peno '5 EXACTA tb·lJ oald 123000 S2 ~tel< SIX ( 10.9·4· S· 7 or 1 or •· Sl oe10 S2 546 10 to l3 winning tic II.eh r S tlorseu Carrvover 114.031 09 Sl PICK NINE 11 7·8· 10·9 c S·1 or 1 or •·SI oe ld U28 80 10 7S wlnnlno t1c11et\ 16 11orsf\J Carrvovtr llt>9 S 13 JS Alttnoance 16 tal Pro teum11ment (et a.ca Re left, Fla.) ' MMl'l Oii•~· S4ntla'l J1mmv Connor\ \U s aet Vannoek Noel'! •Fra~Ctl )·1 o • 1 6 1>·4 1ven Ltodl IC 1ecno•toveo.1a aet Joalt.•!T'I Nv1otrom 1Swtc1t11) 6· I 6 1 6 • Sttfen Eot>erg 1Swaoen1 def Milen Srt10tr Cttcnoslo va•1al 6· I 6 O 6 1 Mati w11an<1er ISwaoent Ciel C.uv For991 IFrenc.t) S·I 6·4 •·• 6·J ee1mon1on Ce'9•rv Klftta V•ncouvtr Wlnnloev 41 1) ' .. ,,, 241 n ,, 1 41 2•• m It )3 • ... 20f 214 17 ]1 ' '3 209 739 II l6 6 42 116 711 Nenti OMMtfl ClllceOO St Louil Mlnntiota TPtonto Detroit 29 73 • ,, ?3 • ,. ,. 9 ,, ~ .. ,, •1 s 66 2oS '° 119 S) 1•, ,. ,,. ,. ,., WALas COHl'ERINCE Petrldl OMMtfl ~ .. .)9 •• 4 t1 Wa'11l1191on 3~ 17 s 1S NY tt.l•ndl<\ 21 20 10 .. Plt1$bur9ll '11 2• 1 .. NY fte"91rs ,, ,. se Hew.JMMV 11 37 ] 37 • .,,,, DIV!~ :Net>K 13 n ' 10 lw\ontrMI 37 n • 10 Boston 17 2S 1 "' 8'Jtt•lo 11 26 6 .0 H•rttoro 11 19 1 SI W ..... V''k'"' Hartford 6 Buffalo • Wa'111"91on • MonlrHI • PillsDurgh 5 Wlnn111tO 1 Minne~• 6, Cllka 90 s Edmonton 9. Toronto S Tanlttlt's c;.IM\ Klftel a t Pnll•delllflla Quebec al New Jersev SI L~$ ., ~ ¥OM< Re,,oen Toronto al C11191ry Fr'ldaV'i Gema\ New Yorlt. lstandtr\ et Bullelo Plt1Jt>ur9h al Oetro11 o..i.oec al M1nM~o•e ClllG•OO ., Wlnnloev C•lllarv •I Vanc.ouvtr ?5' m 131 231 202 211 24S 15' 2)0 113 1J9 WedNMMv'• tr-•ma<lMm BASEBALL A~l..Meut 11' m 209 '°" tt5 111 ?QI 207 ,,, ,,. n• BOSTON RED SOX-Signed Otnnll Bova oiler..< to a ont·veer contrac.t S'9ntd Calv•n S<nirelell Pttcner ttev•n Romine oulfialCltr •n<J 1ne 1 8ruct Hun• Pi~r nu eor..O 10 ttrm' Annoucael Rlcl'I Geelmen. ca tcntr tos• n1, er1>11r•tlon ce" ana Marlv Barrell •nllttaer won "" eroltration cue MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Sl9ntc! Rav ~er•111 oucner en<J Jim ACIOUC• '"" o.stmen 10 O<'le·vtar contreet\ S1gneo Ja mJt Coca nower pllclltr to a one veer contract OAICLANO .A 'S-S'9neel JO\e R•IO <1nd Steve 0n11vero1. 011cnen . ano Ml"ev Te1tleto11, cetcher. to one· veer contracl\ H•ftenlll LM- CHICAGO CUBS-Hortc! Or Pnll Ctaunen \tra"9tll and lle111><11tv coecn MONTREAL E XPOS.-Announct<l 8•vn Sm1tll oHcner won n1, erl>ltrat1on c.u.a A11rff<l to te<m\ w•tn TifT' Roont\ out foelOtr °" a ~-veer contrac.t NEW YORK ME TS.-Announcael Ea Lvnc:ti ouc.,_,.. won "'' art>1trah°'1 au S1onee1 800 011<1• o••c"e-•o a 1wo· year contract PHILADELPHIA PHILLIE '!r-S·gnea Von HavH l•r11 Deuman •o e one •••r contrec• 9ASl<ET9 ALL N•~ a.111....-Al\eclet'9n DENVER NUGGETS-S•11nac! Alt• E"V 01,n to<ward •o a mun veer conrr•c• INOIANAPOLl5 PAC.ER'!r-S<i!ntO a 40· veer evrttmen• •o ooe<ale Me<'p• ~u•'• Arena P:OOT9ALL Heliene!F ..... LH- ATLANTA FALCONS-S•Clnta L,l'Ollv Scorr iNlde rKe1ve-r 'O a Of!~ .... , r n tree• CtNCINNA Tl BENGALS )•Qr>eo Cruise dt fen\1ve t nd ena Sien Jonn\on Mi°cnatl Weelt Carl A11ttni tr• 111t1arv 11na La rrv K 1nne1>rew WI~ receivers MIAMI OOLPHINS-N11mtc1 OaYIO S11u1a cl'lltl Hs1ll•n1 neao coacn NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Hirao 8111 Kunarlch, Olr«lor ol c>ro per,onne• ST LOUIS CARDINALS Nemea J m SllOlner offtnstvt cooroonetor United St•IH Foo!IMll LN9Ue uSF L-Aooroved tne mer11er of int Houllon Gam~tf\ eno Nt.,. Jtr\t• Gen ""'' end announct<l '""1 "'' Jec,,O,,Vllk! Bull\ ""'" ao1ooroeo •nt Oenvtr Goo HOCKEY Nelleftaf Hedlt \' LNWt BOSTON BRUINS Se r• C eor Oeskalakl\ goalie to 'lllonc•oc 01 i•r A..-tcer> Hocttev Lte111.e NEW JERSEY OEVILS-'>f!M 0 h4' PteP!ettt Otten"..,.." 10 '"e Yoe "r N\eflnfl ol •ne Ameroeen Hoo h u11~" COLLEGE LOUISIANA ST A TE Announcf'O Itta• B1" McCr..rt ad"'•"•'''•' ve ns•\len1 10 ·~ •lrttft< dire<te>< w • ,..,,,.. rttKt •t Junie lO WEST VtRGINIA-Announceo 'H •IJ nation o! Peu1 !I. r H uie run1,.n9 bd~" coecn --. It wasn"t a aood mabt for Isa communny eolleae basketball ~~ as Orange Coast and Golden W~t "ere bhllcd by South Coast CQn· ferencc foes. • I fcre·~ a look at what bappcncd: f'ullertoo 81, Golde. West n : The Rustlers had a five-p0int lead oo d)e Hornets before losing a t Gol<.(im ~ esl • M1dwa) through the first ba&f Golden West took a 24-19 advant,'8e and sta)'cd o ut an front at die intenntSSlQn. 29-27. But Fullerton roared back in ~c S«ond half to ta.kc a 75-SO lead late.in the game A total of 11 Hom~s scored. wnh Rocco Myers lead.in& ~e wa) with a game-high 26. The Hornets pulled to 7-7 in conference action, 13-14 overa.U. llae los.s was the 14th for the Rustlers in.t 5 outh Coast games. Golden Wed s overall mark is now S-2 1. , John Melton and Bart Ha.Iceman also scored in double figures for Fullerton, wtth 13 and 12 points apiece Brvon Strachan was the le~dtn.g scorer for Golden West ~th 23 points It was Strachan's 11th 2~ points-plus game tn a row, tying a school record. The Rustlers had only four pla yC1'$ on thr coun 1n the waruog moments because of foul-ouu. Compt.on 84, Oruge Coast 14: The Pirates got a rteord-breaking pcr- forma nc.e by freshman guard Chuck McGavran. but after falling bchfod b) W with still 15:25 left. they wet'e unable to cut the margin in absorbing tht1r I 0th loss 10 14 South Coast dec1!>1om. The host Tartars (8-5. 16-11) outrebounded Coast by a 45-31 margin and got double figure sconng from Chns Williams (22), Jerome Crawford {16). Andrew Wiley (16) and Darnell Bullock ( 12). McGa,'ran's 10 ass1sts gives htm :! I I for the season, snap ping the record of :!02 by Cra1g Falconer 1n 1968 He added a c.a.rccr-h1gh 18 points as well Jon Johnston added 12 points and six rebounds for CoasL OCCwomen top Compton Orange Coast College's women·s basketball team moved mto a ue for ~cond place 1n the South Coast C onfcrence "1th a 79-63 victory ovrr '1~111ng Compton \\ednesd.ay night OCC and Saddleback havC' 11-'l l'Onfcrencr rl'Cords. trailing first place C i:mtos {I+ I ). Saddleback was 1dlt' Wcdnesda' Orange toast held a 47-37 advan- tage al the half and led b) as many as It-1 n the opening half. Compton. howrver. slo"'I) ate awa) at the lead and pulled wtth.in five on different occasions Melissa Fe1dasz fintshed wtlh :! I points and 10 rebounds. while Lisa 'i.Juun.ak.er had I 9 points and I() rebounds. ..\ngcl V..ells led Compton wtth 22 points and t<arnmate &It} Gross h.ad 16 The Tanars had an edge an rt'· bounding (46-.J4). but OCC's shoot- ing from the field (35 ofb8) more than madr up fo~ Compton1iropped to 6-8 in con- fef'C'nce pla}. 13-13 overaJI. The Pirates face Mt. San ...\nt0n10 ( ollrgc Fnda}-in Walnut (7:30 p.m l then host Ccmtos Wednesda). In Person, ANGELS Stars Cars plus KDOC-TV Star Wally George. NEW LOCATION ANAHEIM STADIUM rlJJJJJ~~~ Shop and Compare! See over 300 '86 Models in a Family-Fun Carnival Atmosphere! l3 MAJOl MANUFACNlll°RS! The llG nomes 1n Fomity s.dons WOgons Sports Cors. VON • lrucks Models prtced from S! 000 to o"e' $150 000 Hundreds of Auto Acceuones OV11 TWtCI THI sm Of LA$T YIAltS SHOW •• A '"4 ' ti.: ... •' , •t•\.o10t 1n , ''"'• • 1 .... , "'-· , ,• • • ' • • • 1 ••• 1 ...... • ' • "l I • • ' 'I , f ~ • • \ l' t P" I \ 0 , • I • • , o • • • •• , l. Jll ,, .. ,~ i.J' )I I '•tJ" •\j ''• A. ' •• I • I \_ •J .... Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, February 20, 1986 ~ewport to Ensenad& Race date will be. voted upo1 . Newpon Ocean Sailing '\ssoc1a· uon (NOSA). spon!>or of the famed Newport to Ensenada yacht race. I) flirting "it h the idea of changing the date of the race to 11s former Cinco de Mayo format The sugges11on was made in .rn Qptn1on poll sent 10 all NOSA members 1n 1h1s )Car's race: 1n ... 11a- uon But whatever the outcome. 11 \\Ill not aOer11h1s )cars race Y.h1Ch ~tart\ Saturda) ..\pnl :!6 • Onginalh 1he race \\as sta~ed on .i Thursda)' nearest the C 1nro de \.1a)'o (Ma) 5) Mc\lcan hohda)'. but 1hat date "as lhanged a fc .... ~cars ago ~cau!>t.' the non-boating public - indud1ng hordes of lOllcgt• and high ALMON LocuaEY school !..ids. plus a fc" mo1orc)ck gangs. had dts<:O\ ered that Ensenada was a great \\Cekcnd getawa)I. CS· pcciall) \\Ith Mexican crlebrants mixing "Ith the jubilant \ach11ng crowd In 11me. the ml\ture deteriorated into a <,omrt1mes "ild broohaha. 1nclud1ng an ona<.1onal not It wasn't unusual for some ol the )ach11ng Stephen Black is director of USYRU :"iE~ PORT.RI -Stephen~ Rlac:k ot la\tman\1llc, MKh ~~' h<"en named execu11 \ c d1ret tor of the l 'n11c:d \ta tee, 'i Jl ht Raung l nmn ( l 'i't R l I. replaung Robbie Hames ot \an Diego"' ho ren·ntl~ re'J1gncd Black's appoin1mcnt \\d\ announced b~ I '~'i RI prc<,1dent Rtll L \nn tif '\tlanta. Ga l 'nn said Black wa\ the unan1mou' tho1n· ufthc u1mm1lll't' appointed to !>t'arlh for a succes'Jor 10 Ha1nec.. Thl' ')<.'art h lOmm1tll'l' "a.'> aided b' the cxerutl\ e search firm of He1dnck and Struggle" ..... ho ~t ud1ed 0\ er 200 rc~umcs. "The rec;ponse wa'> extreme!) gra11f, ing ~ l' ha_d an e\lemcl} talented and l>Ul\tanding hl•ld. ··said L\ nn. "The board and -.1an memhcrs ol l 'i R l loo~ lof\\ard to ""orkmg close!} w11h tc' c 1n the months ahead ·· , Ria~!... 42. 1s an honors graduate of the l 'n1 \l'r'tt\ ot M IS\Uurt at St. Lou!\ ,rnd comes 10 head the L'SYRl stall from a '>Utct·ssful t·arcer 1n educauonal publi,hing He \er\ Cd as\ 1cc prc'>tdC'nt of learning Produl 1 ... 1m. Jnd \.1 1ll1h·n Publtc,hing ( o . both of \t Lou1\ ~Inst rccenth he ""a' pn:c,1dcn1 •>I ln,trut llonJI fJtr ~ <,qum· Int·., educattonal publishing '>Ubsu.1·a" ->.n aCtl\'e \acht racer in Pcrlormance Handicap Racing Fleet. International Offshore Rule and Mea<,urcmen1 Handicap S~'>tem. Black first hecame mvohcd in the !>pon 'i31ltng Highlander sloops 1n St Louie; ..\fter mo\ 1ng to \.11ch1gan. he sailed a Lido-14 off tht' beach on Ll~c \.11ch1gan He rnrrenth o"'ns and sail<, a ~elson-Marek 36. In a meeting with 1he L'SYRL' !.tafT. Black '>Jld. "I appn:natl' the fine "'or~ l 'SYRI i has done 1n 5crv1ng the need'> of racing sailors and look forv.ard to contnbuung m) thoughts and cnerg) to the tasks ahead .. cre"s to land in the Enscnada hoose~ow along w11h long-haired "h1pp1es" (they don't call them that an,more). One )ear the Meiucan poi1ce established a pohc} of arrest1 ng the >ear Ensenada police had to UM" lire hoses to quell a near riot at Hussong's famous bistro. That same )ear. a couple of non-)-achtsmcn auempted 10 dive from the roof of the "The wild weekend reached a cllmai the year Ensenada pollce had to use fire hoses to quell a riot near Hussong's famous blstro. •' C\l'f')one with long hair, giving them a haircut, and sending them back across the border with their hair in a· paper sack The" lid weekend reached a climax ,. I I ,I , ... Bahia Hotel into the '>w1mming pool One of th em made 11. Ttie othl'r wa\ killed when he hit the concrete nm ol the pool o. En~enada and NOSA offinal" .. r '., t:~; ·• I\ • ~ . .,. , . ,.,, " t • • ,. ."-. Stars and Stripes 86, the newest of three yacbta built in the United State• to compete in the upcoming America 's Cup in Australia. wu ch ristened this week in Honolulu. got their heads together and lknded that enough was enough, al read~. NOSA tm:d stan1ng the ract' un Saturda} of the ( 1nco de Ma\O weekend. hoping thal the non· )3Chtcrs would be leaving for lh e border b) the time the "yad1t1e!>·· staned fin1sh1ng the"race. That didn't stop the h1 lanty on thl' holiday weekend. so 11 was finall) decided to hold the race a week ahead of the Ma) 5 weekend. again staning 11 on aturda) to prr,cnt the m1xtun· of Ensenada "tounsts " That part Clf1t worked \\ell a!> tar as Ensenada "a concerned. (l"o big weekends are better than one). But 11 proved difficult for )acht owners to get crews who could afford to tx· gone from their jobs or school through Monday or even Tue!idav. CALENDAR It al-;o rc,ulted 1n a number ofb cro!>sing the finish ltne (obv winners) and coming about heading fo r home. Result: A lo <;ki ppers not on hand to pick up t trophies -an embarrassmeni 1'10SA who trad111onally invite \ from both sides of the borde1 present the awards. (Many of ti dedicated by high government tic1ab) The proposed change would ~ 1hc race starting on Friday nea C. 1nco de Ma)o. putting most of ,acht~ 1n Ensenada b) Satur afternoon. This would allow troph) presentation to be held Sunda) so the crews could board ti cr::ift and head for home Sunday ni or earl> Mol\day morning. Hibachi Series set this weekend fhe Midwinters are over -wh1th usuall) heralds a new yachting !.ea!-on in ·outhern C'ahforn1a -but man) r,ailorc; are e)e1ng the uncertain \\Cather. or jUSt plain resting trom the h1g wee kend. So 111'> in Orange ( ount) \\hl'ft' tht• onl\ l'Vent scheduled this "'Cl'l..end " 1he 'second race of South Shore Yat ht Club''> Winter H1bach1 Sertl'!> tor Performame Handicap Racing fle1..·1 ~acht\ on Saturda). Los ..\ngelcs Yacht C lub hollf\ the spotlight for ~outhland sailor<, "1th the .\round ( atahna 1-.land Rau·. th1..· fir'>t of the Wh11ne\. Lillie Wh1tnC'\. L .\ T1mesandlod Panfic,enc:' · In other Southern ('Jltforn1.1 Yach11ng Assoc1at1on areas Santa Monica Bay South Bay Yacht Racing Club - Champagne nes "'" 4. aturda~ Pdc1fic Manners 'i acht Club - PM'i < Memonal Race (PHR F). (\t..inda\ Santa Monica Yacht Club lntradub Regalia (h•el boats). da~ San Diego Oceanside Yacht C'lub -Coa \)enc<. (PHRF). aturda). . C or011ado Cays Yacht Club c. laire Pans Southern Bclle'i Ser Saturda\ San Diego Yacht Club -Lac Mix er Series, aturday. Sunday. ~11\ er Gate Yacht Club -Pn teer Series. Sunda}. ( oronadu Yacht Club -w. ington Scne!>. Spnng Sencs, Sund~ San Diego NaV} Sa1hng C'lu.b \.fonthl) Handicap race. Sunda) M1\'.>1on Bay Yacht Club -Win Scnes. Sunday . outhwcstcrn Yacht Club -Bu raC'l' (MO R< I. ( abnllo er (PHRH Sunda) HB boaters to compete in Russian race Around Catalina Island Race By ALMON LOCKABEY Oiolly ~llol lloellno Wru .. Rand\ Sm...,th and Ja\ Crla<,er of Huntington Reach ha\c been named 10 represent the Tornado <catamaran I clas\ 1n the inaugural C 1ood ..... ill -Games 1n Ru))la Jul\ 5 I nlll.'d \tatn Yach! Rdung I n1nn prcs1dc:n 1 Htll L) nn has '1gnl•d an agrel.'ml'nl to send a ..ailing learn 111 \IO'>lO"' for thl· gamec, v. hlt'h art· thl' re'iult of an dgreemen1 ht:t"'l'cn thl' Turnl·r Broadcasting ~:,1rm Int and \ci\ uz<,port the \ll\ 1r1 'P<>rt' counc1 PAPARAZZI Tht• game!> v.111 be a quadrennial. 'ummcn1mc multt-<.pon event f hc .\1hlc11c ( ungreso, (T ..\( ). national ledera11on ol L \ amateur tral~ and field <>ron'>. "'l'f\ 1ng a' lta1.;on The ~athung compct1t1on ""Ill be: 'la1kd on 1h1.• C1ulf ol falltnn Jul) I ~-14 \11ua1ed north\\e<.t ol \lo\· UJ\o\ l alltnn la1.e~ I kl\1nk1 lr<Jm a .:TOC\\ the Ciull ot Finland .\11 '>l''en Ol}mp11.. )alhllng d a\..c\ \qll be: n:pre!>t'nted -hnn fh1ng Dutdrnian. 47fJ <men and v.oml'nl. \oh ng. Star Tornado and W rndgltdcr 1satlboard1 men and ..... omen £ ach .Nadine Draper aad Karen Bucci talk Derby Day. Hedda ...,,,.. and Mary An1I llUleT Jlked1'pretty decor- adon1. etas\ will comix·te 1n a <.evcn-ra1.c one thro ..... ·out scne'> around an Ol~mp1c course: "It's a tcmfi< idea." said LISYRl OI~ mp1t ~achting rnmm1ttec l'hair· man ..\nd\ Ko<;taneck1 "The OY< en1hus1a\t1tall\ endoro;e\ the conrcpt behind the Good"'" Ciame'> and " lnok1ng forv.ard to ha\ 1ng the l \ ... uhng ll'am tomix·te this sum ma 1n Russia· Re) nolds. ~umm11 N J . 1n the single· handed Finn Cla'>s The rcmainocr of the team \o\ill C\Ohe from vanou'> major tompet1· uon~ being held throughout tht• "1ntl'r and spnng ~1en and v.oml'n 4"'0 "1tlor\ ..... 111 he determined at tht 4"'0 M1dv.1ntcrs. h·h 27-Marth I 1n l\c"' Orlean' I.a Weather perm1t11ng. the Los .\ngekc; Yacht Club will send four fleets ..ailhoats oil ~aturda\ 1n tht• 61-mtle '\round ( ataltna Island race. the Ii rnntest for )'alhts <:.«.king 1h1..• l..e.,... Wh11ney Troph), the LA Times Tropt the I 111le Wh1tne) Troph) and thl' To<ld Pac11ic Trophy 1 he ( cltal1na 1!.land race alone 1s for I ntanauunal Offshort• Ruic 110 \aC'hl<. r,atl1ng lor thl' Arokav. Troph) RBOC officers chosen The \tar < Id'>'> \Clcc11on ..... 111 he: made at thl' Bacardi Cup Regatta. Marlh 2-7 in M rnm1 Fla and ml·n and women ..a1lhoarderc. will bt· selected from the Wa) lcr v..orld championships 1n Ru<;k1n Fla John R11h1nson. c;taffwmmodore nl'Aalboa Yacht ( lut> and the Sou the c ahlorn1J 't achting \s\OCl.ltt0n ha'> bc:en clectc-d pre!>tdcnt 'of t Recrea11onal AClater'\ of( ahforn1a. Other l ~ team memhcr' alread~ determined include J B Braun and Bill Kenn\ Marhlchead Mass <>all· ing Fl\lng Dutlhman. and Bun R 00( "'a non-profit corpora11on organlll'd to promote the recreation U'>C Jnd de\l•lopmcnt of( ahlorn1a·s Y.atcrwa' <.and tosene asa legisla11"e ar or recreational boater'> The '>Ole financial suppon ol the association com lrom the' ulunta~ contnhullonc, ot 1nd1v1d1al boater'>. A very hearty luneheon for the Search Foundation B)' \IDA D[J\N The stof) was that there wa!> a chance Paul Nev.man would be attending the Valenune luncheon for the \earch Foundation at Beverly Coll's home. That 'handc;ome devil' didn't make 11 because he wa\ shooting, but more than I 00 handsome women did. Red was a favorite color for many 1n the "lover\ da)" holtda) mood Alla Paage and JoA.aae Mix ho1h adorned their red w11h large sparkling heart necklatc;\ Bari Tulvlng had tiny red heart' alcenting hc:r hose Ollie Hill was showing oil her new Valentinl' prcsen(hool\ -confessing that she had pointed husband Stan 10 that direction "We arc going to be C07) toda)." Coil told the group "We were !>Uppo~ to have the outside area tented toda). but the winds were too high." High, too, was the hostess' enthusiasm for the new iroup that has as its goal to offer service e'change of information. volunteer suppon. interface groups and funding for the emouonal needs of children . teen-ager~ and their families. J "I fee l I'm on a m1ss1on to make things a little belier for the m1ss10g child, abused child, a child w11h substance add1ct1on and their families that are m pain," C-011 'i31d. explaining the foundation's aims She explained that for S50 dues the guests could jOtn the cause. Her plea paid off ... membership jumped from 27 to 82 with others promi sing to join and hel p get the count up to the desired 200 mark. Barbara Stewart O'Jlf ell Plans al!>o in progre~'> include a \ 1den on drug abu-;e It will be provided to grade-; one through 12 h} Novemhcr ".\.ftcr Januar}, "e hopt> 10 hJ\e 1t a\a1lahle 1n 16 countne5 ... added C 011 The foundauon will get a portion ol the proceed\ from the May 3 Kentuck) Derb) Day part> at the Balboa Ra) Club and the group wac; hu)tng S50 opponun11' 11ckc.>1<, for a tnp around thr world. (.\ta Jul\ 18 hcncfi1 for the foundation a ne"" Mcrcede' will he: gl\l'n awa\ ) (rucsts sencd them-.elves from a \anet~ ot 'Mllad' prepared b) Cntl Ruth Jensen, Belly Shamburg and Dina voa Burger (5hc claimed 10 be the official can opener) "We worked the day hcfore making <;aladc n1co1')C. pasta confe111 Four Season., -;hnmp and Fruit Damcl1 .. said Jen-;en. A number of the women went on a ''home tour" to sec how an in tenor designer does her own place. "This houS<:' 1s made for entertaining." commented Paulette Semas, as did many others. (The six-foot hlack square bath tuh was gctting,,a good deal of attention and envy m the master bath) Others there included Barbara Harris, Barbara Stewart O'Neil, Mary Ana Miiier, Pat Nelsser, Lucille Adam s, Collen E1plao1a, A.an Stern, Joan Stevens,_ Nora Hester, Jady Claamberlaln, Sa11y Laby, Joyce Alla Scbwan, Bunny Pero, Linda E11l1. Karen Bucci, whose husband Bob is chairman of the May BBC' event, and Nadlne Drape~. aampllnf die 1bit.mp. JoAnne Mt. and An11 Panfe ad.mire tlae bl.a .,.., ............. ""'-,..,. Ho,eteaa Be•erly Coll wet· colma pata. I • I -l :>a I!. OU!> and t of heir to IP~ 10 1cm of- ave rest the :ta) thC' on 1e1r ght •tal es. 13· :11- y :er ot ·~1 ~I al 1l ~s Orange Co&ll DAILY PILOT /Thuf'ldly, Febtuary 20. 1188 • I LOST MY OWNER BUT FMllD • AnER I PLACED All AD Ill THE CLASMEDS. CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE 540-1220 ;!!=::::;-~l~F~C~A:L~Ll~N~O~F~A:O:M~S;o;u;T~H;O~AA;;,N;G~E~; .. ;;·~tlOO::.~;;;;::::;:=::;;;;==:;:=====~~~!!!!!~!!!!!:~ Ital l1t1te Ftr Salt HH1t1/Cn•11 ) _rm_ .. ___ ... 1-.M;.;4 C..11 •na 2124 l!!J!rt IMel 2Ht Cetta •111 21,24 C..ta •111 2'24 lnprt ... la •t ltatab t• 11111• ,_..._ ........ , .... wowil 2BR 1ea ---··-s2 '25 dn t-$1 900 clot-· 2 oar gar, 1to11e, NEW P 0 RT C REST •AVAILABLE NOW• 1 or 2 Bclnn 1 beltl Newly nlf A&J J wNont OiO IQ rw 1no costs Mo' pm1e of refrig, lndry rm,l:'d. 7.a CONDO 3 BR 2'"ba.. 9'e8tiBJl8 180RM w/C*l)Of1 M20 decor New Ni>t Ht•. no Fl n-amkr 10 1hr 2 dflYe-ln doot 11100/mo S780 at 10'"'% lhted Int. r~~~~ St 50/mo C>ceen vl4r# POOllter'".. OR wl pm angl ~ M&o petl. USOtmo 642-78-42 bdrm/1be 114>t In NPI 1 1240 LOG*" A._., CM. O,r 2BR twnhm gar $8-4 900 · M Wkdy $ l500 ~ mo llW IP&amm QUIET. patio. pool, ape, 2 & 3 9drm unfurn ytty 1 bltt lrom und $300/mo • 540-9352 • ..,. 64&-0ll1 Peg/agl 559-0400 ' •3Br 2'~Ba, E·llde Twnh1 Adrian RMlty 5'9-65-47 FMtunng beal.ltlful land· NO PETS 549·2447 aimm..-. wtnter CanoerY half utlt.213-53t·3811. 2900 at wlfl'ont ofe 1g,... I 1101 .. L 2 trplca, •P•· dbl garege Nothing fancy but $450 ec•-. BBOs. pool/al\I WI lfFll & -Rentall. lne e7~eo6 AndrN drlv.-in dOOf 11100/'flO -. IC• S12SO No Peta 722-801 1 pays rant & utile appla In· .....-..... -1---C 3-vr Okf Hm, 3/6d.2U/6a. •Ocean, nlte, IUnMt vu eluded 1 blk to waves Patio/deck• G1tagee O< Want I .-.Ctlon of grNt ~Height• 2Br 1Ba LAGUNA BCH tum 8Mcl'I 1240 L~ Ave, M. ~ llvtdln rm, garg. oarpon. •Br 2'..,81, RV .,.. 53H190 Beat Rtty fM carport• Heal paid living? We can otter any-garege patio lndry pool Condo Strait, P'of $475 540-93 2 • ..,. 64&481 many custom featur.. s1395w .. t.ae631_1153 Sorry. no pets thing from a email apt to $7251~ S604213' I RD 497~1'97-1002 1•.000· 8'dg, 25.000' 1oe No money down, take NB DUPLEX Huge upper Bach $515 a 4 bdrm houM. If looll· M 3~5. 48R, 28A llM, M-2 tor~ S495K over loane, under S20K •SHARP Weetllde 2Br Ocean VleWJ, 48R 2'M>e. lBdrm $600-$6 lO Ing In CM NB or HB *lllf Ill* C M Pool ....... n-emttr Of $4800m0. Bio 953-1220 'n" 622 1B Oupl Tile 11 frptc, S 1500/mo 2Bdrm 28a $795 think of u•' firet' for that 1 • 1 • tr=abltlna _, ' ..,..... ••· 4·'-7Pm 1 ex. 00"· DOWNSTAIRS Ocean 825Center St 642-1424 A .. _,A_of ' .. -a11~~ng. .... "'"'ty ' ·',.....a S325• utll 850-93ll '"°'Cl ft flfOC~ L , crpll, drps, wld hkup. "''""""' '""' m ""' ""'' 1~111 la11tl 1052 gar~e. $&00 +sec Must View. 3BR 2ba. lrplo. S820. E/llde lg 2br 1ba, TSL MGMT 8-42·1'103 TIUUIT 11•1111 M/F reep. non lmkr to enr Small otc wtwerenou. ' 1 .... 1 v N S1200/mo r ntoe 26' 1ba S350+ S7921mo 832-4190 CO DO for l&le By Owner a a er ..... t . o pet1. 506 E C>cee F pool, 2 persona mu no Weatslde 2Br 1'"'8a pvt .• 2Br 2Ba lg U R & patio. 770-5629 . n ront peta 6'6-51371540..0130 pall<>. car~.1~· ,_ NEWPORTMARINAAPTS '.WtU E/C M 831-3117 lac••• '"•mi Both -unlurn Rent untll .,..... • ..... S..Utlful 2Br 28a. micro. M/F A.. 2er 2 .. _ rec rm, pool, grnbelt1, EASTSIOE Broadway 3Br. June 30. Can Denise •a111a ••• ...... Small pet o6i M9 Imo lrplo encl gar Prvtl .. ,r .... rec., ... lmmae. cond $89,000 fl ..,,.. d s8 5 85l 11.~" c.ft --ar• 54S-0433 or 650-3673 quiet HB Apt, gar 50• 1----------23732 Hlllhurst Ou57 r....,.IQe, gr nr Incl 2 • .,.. .-.,.,m l Br & 2Br, frig. range. beaetl. boat lllp avallat>le Smkg Olt 1175 8.40-0293 111 •LAMA ... Apptm only. Call Betty/ No pell 6'6-3177 NPT CREST CONDO. laundry, pool. carpon No l WIS M 20 2Br 1'..,Ba. 1200 S 1•50tmo Sorry, no 1 810ck lrom COMt Htoh- •95-2378 828-8025/Dave Ea1t1lde . Lrg 3BR W.BA, 2 Mstr bdrms, 2'Aba, Iott. pell $550 & '650/mo sq ft. patio No peta. Avail pell 760-09l9 Btwn 6·5 Npt Ben Walk to beach. way. (71•)'497-5132 p~ $1100/mo. Can Rober1 pool, tennis s 1ooo. mo 931 W 19th St. S•8-0•92 3/1/86. S-4~506 NwPJ Penn 3 & 4 Br 2aa turn rmlba for fem S400 '=""""--.....,..---...--- 1..,.rt ltacla 1019 Mlllltcen831-1266 722·8440 or 840-7033 OW-HI D p i yrty rnus s1oso..s 1350· mo• elec. CaH Margrlt SPARKLING 6 Unit E.Mt· • -... • •• VIII• Rentals 67S.7015 I H/6'~724 W/957-MOO bluff, 72K gr098 Aaklng IY IWIU I•~ :'% ~; ~ i.1 II Tll IUOI ALL UTIL TIES PAID Studio w/fuU kltCh & bath __ N t Ben Wlll1Llo buctl. $895,000. Bkr 9~ 1220 c~!.~i~":.~~3C:;hdaM~ ~1e.2~A:~~· c:".,:':!:c:i~~::!i ~1.3~~3 ':/.e:.~0• ~1c~n~~~~.~ mo·~==,~= luiwa n.aulal g10a~~ •. 5·~8A-861U17m1 able 111, E'SIOE T/H 3BR 2'LB• $2400/mo. 646-19•5 . design featuresm pool, R .. walk to Lido VIiiage H/645-8724 W/957-8400 ,, .. ,.. bbq, covr'd garage. aur-1at. acla 11600 mo yearly h1ia"1 FRPLC YAAO p'ATIO W/D II TIE IUOI rounded wtth plush tend· *Wail Tl••-* 673-27•7 or 67S-01•9 Oce2 .. !"~~.!_NS.B1~r102tbrat =-1..z-~ OOIPUEI OHPdEI S 169.000. The Property HKUP. DBL GAR. GONR Luxury 3Br 2'h8a. utltlty. seeping No pell --• .,.. "'"'-uuv lllllft $1050/mo 631·8283 studt , lrplc, loft Avt Mar Furnished 18drm and 1 + 1 + 1• bltlns. utile Incl AIRY 3 BR 2be• eundecie. until June 20 Call 11 am BEA s.k)ft For -u tu IA ...... 2B $-495 Fee 8917 garage nr bMch & ~ • · Finer E·llde address 5 rm 1st 2400/mo 646-t945 n rn ......... drm ping Yrly S 12ootmo to Jc>m .,7S-ll601 e>peratora, brand new IPll 11111 F~ home lei.sure patio gar & SEAVIEW 3BR 2'hBA + 365 Wilson 642' 1971 TEUHIT 111-lllO 673-4496 or 673-7427 Prof fem Melts same to equip 17"" St .. C M Fun 10AM to 2 PM yard $700 at 539-6191 lam rm. Great view. Pool, CON00·3bd/2'1t1bi', 2 IUOI UYIH Enloy the l uxury ot the share adO<lble tum . NB r~ :11t.~1:: = Man 640-90 19 416 VISTA ROMA I Agent cost t en n ls. s e qir It y garg. pool tennis, Sparkling new C•na C""" be It t>eaeh apt All amentlel · ll • ...,h1tl1y• .;_ ---$22001 (213) $1125/mo,vacant ......, ""' aut ul surroundlng1 of S4001ncl tu 675-3120 6pm213-'34-1120. '" ' LIHllY OHH'S mo terms I Agt·Don 6'2-9797 s I y I e AP a r t m en ts Ill C&IYll UST ____ u ___ _ ------~--Brand new 3br 2'Jtba l/p, 430-3629 • Townllome & Single In a apaclout 2Br 28a Prof M to lhr C M Hta hm. "BIOS WELCOME for .... Hllm OIAllH Inc yd. dbl gar. pet ok. pk Upper Unit ()pix 28r 2Ba. j OITTllE TYPE level d .. ign• •Tennis & Twnllme w/2 lrptcs, 2 car Own be & br $375/mo, 01 Truckln~ Compan)' Large 2 bdrm house With color S1095 6'2·966e gar.Ocean vu.blk tobch Large 2br 1ba git , pvt Racquetball Courts •0-gar w/opnr Guard tee:ur· avlll Mlr 1 831 -1662 through nag:r ,, ~~~=~/ ~~r~ar~ci M v Executive 4 BR 3ba StOOO + utH• 675-8339 patio. W/O, hoo6iup No =~ .. t~•~= lty Wltranc:e. Micro. W/d Prof tern-to lhr 2812b. ~;=•~mun ::11 ;: toads Of charm Can tor family rm redwood IP•' or <818>359-4539 pets. S67Stmo. l •2Bdrma from S9•0 hkups Call 6'4-<>509 I COM apt f /pt ~ S450 at $915.7.31. Single~· viewing appointment $1400/m~ 5'6-9950 · -veru 111es.-Vlll1 BalbOa TSL MGMT 642·l603 • 1Bdrms trom $695 LIDO DELUXE. 2BR. OR, Clean n..amkr 673-1775 cntful bldd•r to b9 Aaklng $219.000 M v Executive hm •BR 1 & 2Bdrm $725-$1150 Cozy. modern, roomy atu· •Bachelors from $595 lrplc, brlek patio. Iv mag, 433· 1066 Nancy awarded all uaet• on 3ba family rm redwood Agt 631.,4960 dlo lor 1 Own pvt yard OPEN DAILY 9AM-6PM S12SO. lse 64-0-7006 • Pvt room w/lndry tac m terms ot cun within 10 Traditional spa. gardner mcid lvtLLA BALBOA 18r 1ea $-450/mo 6'S.l893 Hl-HH NEAR UDO MARINA H.B nr bctl. 1om1ntoOCC d~ ~~~1~265 • l 'Gtaeral 1002 $1400, 546-9950 I w/vlflw Wtd Incl Part Ea1111de deluxe 2BR 1BA, Rmlltll DELUXE 38R 2BATH S295 Ftnon amkr Aft• --------Realty PLUSH CONDOS wlfall• furn. S1000/mo 962-4557 1 level, huge yard. cedar llUIEIS DECK 11250 998-5866 6pm & -"n<I• 962-5340 UYI II .UT VIEW I 6.1 1-7:370 streams Gar wtopnr lv1111Balboa2Br2B1.lam·1 dleckt. dl~~lc, lwlgalk·ldn BEACH BLAT PCH NEAR UDO MARINA 38R Rmmte. new 3BR condo N1ltlonal Compeny .._.. I w/d hkup, new decor Avl I lly rm, $1 100 VIiia Rentals c ose · .... wr. r • WI 2 bath Dt Wash F-place Pool, Jae. non•amkr. CM deas. in~tlona, n.- . ------1 now 2br 2ba S9SOt mo I 675-4912 OR 754-1792 Included Garage I IELIU 2 ll/2U Garage $1195 998-5866 $400 ... ,., utll 722-7642 products F .. t>ued. GtHral I 002 VIEW! ICW YIEW OOIH 1 br $750 1st mo .. SsoO $850/mo Ask for Jean Mile to beaeh. encl gar. I ---(l 1')1U-11M * •UILITELY* "IEWl Lrg 1BR wtsonny patio. sec 5'49-24'7 V~L~ B~~~pAIC Exfd a/lBr 631-1266 lrplc. bttlns. $700. Newport Peninsula 2Br Rmmt prol/F prefd to lhr ___ .;..._ ___ _ A " prol decor &. upgraded., -n, · w • c ~ \: Aft 5 30 960-4614 1 ''tBa Step• to beach, 3br beach l'l<>UM. N B Siii I ltW! you R v E RY 8 EST Luxurious 2 Bdrm condo Just mtns from beaetl. Real Sharp 1 Br. den. lrplC, & olher upgrades POOi. • · garage. yrty s 1000/mo 1 w arm environment. S350 Buslnesa eslat>ll9ned NB BLUFF'S OPPORTUNITY beautifully decorated and VIiia Balb oa Priced lake view. prof decor. spa. sec bldg & sub-lllT IUOll FllEST VIiia Rentals 675·•912 Kathy 6'6-4912 Mlcheel area. UNI unique l6on Gorgeous 3Bdrm. 2,..,Ba h I g h I y upgra d e d below market tor quick wld, frig $900 640-1812 prkng gar Great loc • QUIET RESORT LIVING SPACIOUS 3SDRM 28 1 Shr Eutbtuff 4Br Condo mtg methOda & systems spacious End Unit with Fabu~ous v~ew f l the ~ay. sele $119.000. Call Joe REITAL lllHEUIE ~~~2~~9b~ie!1~~~0· E·Slde 2Br 2Ba wtvaulled •Sparkling healed pool /view Next to l>eh Ga~ w/2 tam Frplc, pool. Great oppt Reduced tot huge prv1 entry court ~a sl~n ~ ty Ilg ts. IU PllPEITIH, LTI NOT A \,.IST AGENCY . cells. dbl car gar wlopnr •Court yard view dining age Vrty S 1250 AvaJI $404 • d9'I 64-0-5219 tut sale. Spec;lal ~ ~ardn! complelt~ wrap. ,:::;;ltyb~ll~~,,;e;,,~,~11 111-2110 Take1dblt1ke$-48Srenl9 S11Clt•tatl 21'16 W/Dhkups.$875 +1st. :i~~~:~:~ar~yard now v 1111 Rentals1a. tal W .. ....a --MlkaVOM852-1330 rou pauo 1 • new rlllc recreation facllltle; ---an entire house 3Br 281 w/panoramlc ocn las1. sec '225 650• 1798 ·vbo cou 67S.4912 or 75'4· 1792 . • 1 0. ._ •• -laftttatat 1ntertor Move-in lreShl ON CANAL 1 217 Sq Ft -gaze s 8( s560" •-011e<ed by a very reallellc: $219.500 3Br 288 ~all< 10 beach * 111-lllO * ¥\I, 1ac & patio lo yrd E-Slde 2Br 1Ba w/beam •Spacious Apartments SHCtllS &PT 1 or -wlutlls pd o,,.rtuity 1911 & anxious owner allrut~ a S 195 ocio Incl land I Priced to rent fast $725 maln1. Lucilla 498..0500 I cell•. lrplc. gar '690 • •Your own pvt patlO 1 mtle to beaeh 6'2-2357 I i1 ~ Ha\19 °""'Furn & t>argaln price of s229,500 (714) 673-4400 DOCKSIDE RE 722•9730, 3br two story not far to S t Aa "llO tat, last. sec S225. 2 per-1 •Gourmet kitchen . \' a small Dog 548-3935 CHARTER YACHT loc*lnQ Incl land. High balance • I Newport others avail ID 1 I • sons No pets 650· 1798 •New dove tan crpt YEISllllEI Mature tern wrl1er n/emkr, for 50% partner Profl1· assumable 1oan Surety ••~tlt lt•H 539-6190 Best Rlty lee 3Br/2B.a CONOO:Poot. I E/side 2BR. gar. patio No •Lrg walk.Jn closets 2BR 2BA. frplc, din rm. fine sec. 1Br Apt upstrs. able •tab tMJllnea. Eli· the finest value now of· Fer Salt 1100 -1acuzz1. sec gt, carprt pets 2 people $685imo •Gated covered Prk1ng Amenities $985 667 -7252 deck garage 720-8?61 celtent tlll adYW!tllgea ,..,..,., w• 1 e d $800/mo 498-6682 27 C z wtstorage --I Call Barry 67~ ;"''" "· r very prou LIDO 1Br 18a Steps to meatiBllU l 1 abrlllo. 22-0612 Versa»les ~ With Matuf• prof ndt ltUdto or t--,--------- 0 lh.lt llstittngll. c bay Pool Assume 1Arart•Htl E/llde lrg 2BR. Dale, gar l ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED pnvate sleeping alC0\11 bec:h in NB or COM Up to INVEtST~:,~ u?:n°':t..~ IS 111 t . $22,000 loan 6 mo tree TIWll•ES 120 E 20th St S675tmo Outet and charming I $450 Joe 67>-3378 up 0 1 .,.,.... 6'0-5560 ANYTIME! space rent 650·8873 Ctl ... 11 Ftr •tit lallan Ptaiu1)1 646-0100 or 722-6428 1 & 2 Bedroom S600/mo 644·7211 agt le I I or mor• avall tor ~ ------• ft I I 2 Bedroom TOWNHOME 4Q"ff ar1111 tr ••t Bu11n eu Pro1ec u * TIY ICOOO HWI* MOBILE HM 8x30tt Ctean Frplc. vaulted celllnga, dbl 260'1 lllTllT II Furnished & Unfurnished I S11 Cl1a1att aH f14'\ 675-3439. anytime 2atory3bdrm,2balh,alr Ctreaa•elMar 1022 &OuletadllltparkEast· gar,pool&spa Nopets lBr 1B.a Apt on bay 1 2BR 2BA;vlkllt~cemngs v1suourmode4Dally9-6 ROOmy sunny v•-2erl e :::s •!•'---1.a cond condo nr SC Plaza side CM Ideal tor Sr 1Bdrm $750 ..,__ bu Sorry no pets 1B 1 d ne,._. angt car gar~ _ _ -"' Pool • lrplc. carporl BEAUT 2 UNtT DUPLEX Cttizen 6'5-7320 666 w 16th w/\llew Upstrs. clean. ..-t y In town only • upstra. n ry. gar Very C!earl dry. elec. 1 000 cXSA LOAN Only' 'f93,900 Other 2 5'yrs old. xlnl rental prop ., -16'>2739 964-~ 163 sale $625 Ullls incl Nr S675tmo. no last morrths I LA QUINTA HERMOSA $600 No peU 493-27 ~ oelhng, MCUre Nf E"'90 • with Credit Prolt- bdrms & 3 bdrms lrom toe 500 blk of Marc•ssus. New 3BR 28A, space rent -Bat Fun Zone 673-194J rent required 16211 P1ri154de ln. HB , .iae IHtlla Frgrnd1 $90 751-3531 lams 24 Hr• Cell $69 900-$79 900 A to many amenities to ilsl. $130. pets, ocean breeze. Clean E·slde 2Br End Unit STEPS Tl IUCI 2035 Pomona 1~7-14' 1 • ------, 1-702-870-4346 bargain• C~ll Sus Great invest opportuni·1'nCosta Mesa 645-6456 DIW. dbl Oll9n, lg patlo.1s!d10 At utlls l~I TSL MG~ 642-1603 - -Sttr•1• nu. TJ • 631-t266 ty. favorable financing Ct•tttry Lota lr~l~.7~~~· P0<tf~:3rv carporl s~85 Fee 6735 LARGE sharp 1 bedroom. M1 to bell Lg plush n-IM•I 27N IY STIUIE ...,,.., · I avail $475.000 Laura C 1225 av mo 1 new earthtone carpets. I Apts Frptcs intercom Wirx5"'w hu mon.y for • r .. ---OCEAN VIEW Plot In Pa-C -.---~ absolutely immaculate roman tubs Lg garages m Qu 1 n sm r •t · De Anz.a Bayside VIHIQB c•edlt"" l no penalty c.1J I ·~i~~\:· 760-9146/E 756-012910 ryftl Dau Poiat 2126 TElHEIT lllAlllO new paint. new drapes w/d hkup Central VIC srut N! ~est~lltfK ~ Storage Spaces Available T O's StO 000/up no lb J llHICH PRICE c11tc View Memorial Park HARBOR BLUFF TOP 1P11t 11 at ti C • dlshwasl'ler. enclosed L<>* as $895 846-9501 spa 1395 utl P<1 722· 72&1 300 E Coest Hwy, N 8 0ern90n ANoc 873-731 1 DUPLEX-2Br 1baeach $600.240-6102 13200 sl 3BR 3BA. $2500 2'111 lockable garage. park -----1 M11ter bedroom In Nwpt 673-1331 Mon-Frt 9-4pm IAlllAllS So-ol-PCH $264.900 --negot Fab Vv 490.7009 * 2BR 2ba Upstairs Optic. l•ke grounds. $560 I SEIWlll YILUIE Bch Partly lurnlshed. •iac ltatala .2744 Aaa.ucnatatl Bank Repo1 F0<eclosures 52l Carnallon By owner Lttl for Sale 14001Unique Aental. l 80 degree Cpts/drps Full gar 543-6279 S•001mo 650-1217 • All areas Great linanclng 673..0241 or 673-1541 2-Bdrm House on R-2 lot ocean View, 38r 2Ba 2 $700/mo. 661·3653 attt6 J E/slde lg 18r I Ba wllots of WIY ••n New condo, mll M pool I Laguna Artist Studio. ok . a........... n• Luxury & Custom Homes YIEW YIEW YIEW E Side c M s 115K: _car garage 661 -8066 l * 2BR-2ba Upstairs OplJC natural wood Sparkling Live Where you nave lndry pllt. utll incl 5 min to ~s~:_~~1~~:t~93 PS~/PILI 1111 Agent 854~2 460 180 ocean. tsland and Agent 533-4242 Ftaataia CptsJdrps Full gar I clean S5l0 No pell •Spectacular apts bCh turn 5'48-4260 __ -• reader 20 yrs exp Cati PIOTIH PERFECT sunset views In Cameo l E. W te4 16251 Valley 2134 $700/mo. 661-3653 alV6 990-2970 _ * 1 & 2Br 1 & 2Ba suites Nice nr ocn HB empt male c....rcial 650-2758 OIWl9 831-8964 ••Yf•tlT lllE Highlands on Dorchester • x H _ C --• IN-2622 EISIDE lovely new 2br •Spacious townhouses 'non smkr lrtg TV Micro U lal•/lt1t -ft with 3BR. courtyard entry Aou~e WANTED 38R or H00'14IHI •rtH 1 Ir 1 2ba, balcony, w/d, av11i •Fireplaces utll wkly s36..8S.18 ·I · -*IOI l IDMt• W/PIElllLIP and solar heat 4BR on Wl slde C M Priced below the rest• t BEOROOM.newpalnl& 312 $1050/mo • $1050 •Pr1111te balconies or 9 ---1lllil"l/Gtlict ltat Personalized Reau"* & Only $1.075.000 wlll buy UH 000 FEE I 6'6-7346 I Smart llr pin 2ba & gar crpts. available now security 631-3646 Garden patios R~-~.!, a -1118 Cuse., i'llt letters Same day MfvlOI this custom bullt 4 bdrm ' --539 6191 A t 1 S595tmo 646-0645 --"'°'"'"" ront hm In epo I avail RMume Wor1t1 In home Enjoy the wermth MA-1211 l1at1la • 0 ee ----Luxury 3Br 2Ba, 2 trptc, 2 WIY HU Bch S500 • MG Pener *3060 1368 St5 & 453 ~ ee.cn 759-7044 I Ii el fl ~ Baat ltacla 2140 2Br 2Ba. lrplc. balcony garages wt opnr $900 prol n/smkr strait Ref · · o n Y nlshed hard· 8 /C • • 509''1 Fernleaf Vacant I Owners Unll 645-8166 •3 Lighted tennis courts reQ 674-7885 E 493-5872 SQ Ft 1617 WESTCUFF. ,LMt Ft ... of glass allows placid • 1 • bungalow w/appls avlll __ IOYE 11 IOW •Streams & ponds Room nr SC Plza/405 trwy ----OESPERAiEL Y seeking woods An extensive uM 1 .2...:....___.. 11111_ ta II Kid/pet fine ocean olsl 5995/mo 720•9422 __ •2 Sw1mm1ng PoOIS ____ _ __ Nwpt Bell 5-41-5032 Aot views of bay and lights. fit l 2102 311 s435 part utlls pd Lrg pvt 1BR, 2 car gar.ls595 mo 2BR lBA auo l •Sorry.nope1s 1emale.W/O,k1tchern!tte.1525 SQ It S425t mo owner Of new home• Call for an appointment Dtrl 539.519 1 Agt coSt good view. lrg patio. lull pool laundry' room' ~ast'. •Furn15h1ngs avail I pool tac $325 556-1737 BalboaC'~~ln7.60Pvt en9try & I Found 2 adotab6e ma DON DeTHOMAS Ctatl .... l024 2 bdrm condo nr SC _ sun, bar New applls; · I Gas tor Healing a Cooking --bath ,_n -97 2 puppleS at MacArthur & f NO OUALIFIYINGf Plaza $695 3 bdrm $795 Prime loc 2Br 2Ba all micro, dshwr w/d. trash side l~49c~~o 111 Paid Sunny room on Penln Pt BAYSIDE FRONT SUITES 1 Redhill 1/12186 OM EJCec.llent area 3bd/den. Kids .. Pets ok Orl111 by amenities 55+ Com· comp Lrg pootlfac. Y Nr OCh 1st. last Incl uma 2153 sift 4th n w bladl, one grey & ~ ~ 7~Q~9_10~ ~ . . .. REAL ESTATE HELPLINE Foreclosure-R.E Problems Free references 855-7292 pool home Buy w/S20K flrst, Woodside 2511 W mun1ty $850 640-57 19 cabana Non· smoker TSL M~M: s!:~s ::3 'WHY NOT CALL F nlsmkr S350 675-4704 3333 w 'eoast ;: NB Need h<>me With y..e O. p 10 VA Loan Sunllower "K-14 Then lmae ____ 2144 777 Avocado s11001mo e~ _w nds 111·1111 j l•ttla/••ttla 2711 Mon-Fri 9-5 8-42-46'4 I Call JantM 8-46-~ w/$ l<l891mo pyml9 (P I.). call Siie 631· 1266 760-8 t90 or 640-7577 l llST SHI ------iii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Agt/Seller 852-9063 • F • ~~~f:~: 17:e S650 beach, no kitchen Fem I dshwr balcony. view 15555 Huntington VlllaQil llTtl Ill I& Pos~ffioe 646-2947 fl\UMI\ 1n5 0 $400/mo includes util 2201 Pactltc Lane. lrom San Diego Wkly rentals Low rates ----\M1U NI vacant PPLS only -;> Exec style 3br 2ba newer Smallstudlo3blockslrom 2BR 1BA. upper un11.1 SEAWllD YILUIE UllUIUOll B::HT ~.~!m:·p~x LHATIRACTlftlH. __ Ll~lll hack 2141 Paul 675-8075 TSL MGMT 642-t603 Freeway nortn ot Beach S135 g Up'Wkly COior CdM dlx Suites A C AR[ fR[[ ,_ • .,._,. __ .,._ 3ba house Close IOIN B New lg 2BR Condo _ to McFll<lden -st on TV maid ~ lree ample pkg utlls & 1•nttor schools and shopping 1 • sec sys & intercom, 3 S7 5 rm h~ rental I Ctatl Mtll 2624 2~r lB~ u~strs 1 5~ 1 McFadden cottee heated pool & 2855 E Cst Hwy 675-6900 Great value $159,500 decks. $1600/mo . yrty ktdslpet don t wall! oann BA peope 0 "BPS 1o ocean Kltcf'l's CdM dtii Suites AtC C I· COLDWeLL BANl(eRO MARSHAL PLAN INC • 38R 2BA s 1150 I 539·6 191 Agent cost I & 2BA Apt $535-$625 pets s535 Agt 550· IO 15 avail 985 N Coast Hwy ample pkg ullls & 11nt1or a . Bkr Linda 2131450-0415 JACOll llULn Spectacular Ocean View 1 mo All bullt ins. lndry rm, New 3Br 2'-.Ba 2 car gar-lmat 2644 Laguna Beach 494·5294 2855 E Cst Hwy 675-6900 142-1111 PIOP l&IAIEMEIT Lg 2br master suites. 3ba' ne;~~:~h: ~~~~~t age, micro S 1150 mo 135 Orangetree 1 Br Condo SUWI llTtl DESK SPC St SO mo Gar , __ ..,...._, Dau Poiat l026 71.,675-6173 house. newly carpeted TS IT Rochester St 960-8572 1 atr lrtg Avl 3 t5 S600 den otc lg pauo w1b1y --------• SPYIWS BY OWNER 2 Bdrm . 2 • avail March 1 $1500 mo L. 142· 1'03 P&H SETTlll W/YIEW •se • S« 559-8322 ~kl)' rentals &now a~I lltew Gd parl(g 6'2-5010 FOUND t>ladt Lab femallt b I I d k a d lalka W/476·2571 E/497-4325 2Bd 1B• cpts drps gar 2B 2B I ..,. I 129 50 M-up 22 4 2·3 --. ·"-•"-k-• .. ff OOO a . rp c, ec • y r • _ · · · drm a vau '""" cei • L It 1.. 2~.a1 Nwpt Blvd CM 646-7 «S IEWNIT IUOI 1 -' • '"" ..... "' Be t toeatl 'I S la s Walk to Beach S 145,000 PHia1al1 210'1 La .. H lit all 2152 No pets Adlts pref $700 lngs. prvt patio/balcony, ' JtHI IC• .,.. Fat""-IHi-2770 •~d them~t ~ag~r1?ce~t Call213/4~ 38R 2ba OCEANFRONT G~LFCOU~SECONOO Lse Avl 11~546·7234 '1ac. blltns No pe11 118drm wiview & patio SEAISllLlllE Co~~r~~:1:~·~·~1ne FOUNOCallCOtypa--k-ltl-91'1- 6 BR t office home the H1at. ltac~ 1040 home Avail Mar 15 to Uni attrac 3BR 2BA frig 2Br 1Ba Clean 2Br 1Ba 855-066Sor63t·6107pm l Near beach 328 Trullla 3026 W PaciflcCoutHwy VIEW SUITE 4-5 mo'• vie, QC 11'1)(111 arH nu to otter Lovely June I S I 47 SI mo upper end unit. lg deck: garage w/d hkups $650 POOL Patio frplc X-IOe St $600/m~ 632_. 190 Newport Beach "'•frig TV 141-1101 8-5 955-7000 eJC1 72• 1 pool. 1p1 and gorgeous HTSTAlltll YALIE 673·5468 evs dbl gar, blllns, wtd, no VIiia Rentals 675-'912 tBr $580 2Br $680. S500 S l25 • wk 901 no <MooSlt Found F/COLUE .~. cuatom decor Nearly new Twnllse in 16 Ad Jee to peaoelul panc on pets 1975/mo 770-1950 2111 1111/11 sec Uni E·Slda 557 ·28-4 1 l!!J!rl ltacla UH lta t 1 h tt I ~I rt I PIUI( W'10E SHOE t , yr .. ble,wtit vtc La a.a.1 • .-ft unit New England Sal· Po1n1 1 blk ocnlb•i 3BR -I * 1 1111... ..... E 17th St Costa M..-P I .......... '-~8 .,.,.,, .-...,, port w/pool 2BR 2'..,BA. l~rt ltacla 2119 Ci.an No pet1 6'5-9665 Prvt 1Br. trplc.rs:'. patio. • 2124 ama. °" .... , .,,. ......,.,,. 2 I IC• 1 ·00 .,., ft 2 car lrplc. 2 car oar 1250.. --gar NO nats 99 w Bay Relrjn dishwasher & s1ove . I 600 l 200 sq l't s 1 10 per FO -rp '" .. v-. . 1753 Plaza dal ur 2 • en. 38A condo. Seel 2Br w/gar. crpts Water I St S61s"6so-6357 1nct"No PETS 545-4855 25~35 shr 2Br Nwpt HH sq" gross Avail tmmed UNO Looll• Uk• (fff ~ar Sml pvt patio 968-!6&3 or 67S.2l 02 entry & gar Poot, tennis pd 636·4120 1·5PM w d l'rpl etc Blk to bCl'I Call ror appt to see man S~ Mut, nwn1 •••tSllllllllll A:a1:iss1~~~~~ ~~~~~ Almost on the water lg 4br & I• c N o pa I s 1567 Orange ·c $600 I $$SAVING 1 Bedrooms 280 RM & 2BA '700tmo $425-uts oep 646-035' 8 3 o 5 JO Cr 1 1 g ~~i::='s".a-~~rla & .. 2 lock S 1'25/mo 833-33'9 •&"( __. 18th/Pomona also Fair· Retr19 dSlllWshr stove 38R i BA condo in Irv 63 t 1266 lrom planned Bol11 S12SO call 539-6190 3Br ~Den $1500 2Br 181 2 • t • garage • blllns !\lrn S300 mo Prof n. , ..,..., PCH & beaches b s Incl den frpk: gar yr1y *• 'f ~· * vtewJBaker 549·9758 1nc1 No Pets 5'45-'855 ·--~~· i~z~:• FOUND Mini ., ....... nauaot TU RN THEM INTO C111c1 Martna Priced Best Rlty lee , S 1050 · 2 Rms Bach apt Others avallabla Only lt.,.rl ltacla 2Ht smkr 548-49&2 btwn 3-8 type Fem Jum11te under market Call Randy C -... Zl22 wtappls S485 722-7850 $600 Fee 9685 lfEIStiB#IU Creel. CdM Ptnti. collar ~407JC61gOen~rurt111~I~~ 2Btltl21B•I II t I 14Br3Ba Warertrontnome l fllH!IT 11161110 HaHM(M'rS '-'()ll 3~11~ !?~ ~~n ."'o~ 'fJ· WATERFRONT BLOG I F~OU..fiND110MONEY C....a.alt • ,..., atone rp c. frplc 2 car gar Incl dock ""'-1 • '" 1 s111Qs to beaeh yard E 1350 Call Ree<S840-l490 beam oell, patio 1 car s220o1mo Ask lor Chuek * SllAIP * eeautttvl lar~ Apll 1n OF. 'E'R\'E. w D S500mo 6'6·2724 xecutrw ~11• S'ft 818-244-8!>19 bfltWMl'I 642-5678 Rlat. larlM•r it'so~~~~ r.: c!t~=· 6'6-5743 or 6'6-7171 '::S.~d! :~~',5r' ~~'sp~·~:~,~nooo --Bal Pen•n stir •BR apt 4th~~ ~~;:F:4i.t644 F=~::tee C•I -~ NON EV thrOYgh ,,,. Clualrledal WATllFlllT•/IMI lre>lc .• ~badty:7rd.531 ca5 r BgL~FFSSlng2!R~~~~ 2o~r •FREE c ·BLE TV lg 1Br !Bdrm S825 TH I: BE T! ::\2~5., m-:'60 .... ~'1o:'o :! C.aatrc11l '"petty torll & ~ BtllCI •BR 2'hba. 2 atory gar _..... Agtv 3· 4 ""....... ..... ,... 151f 211tM82408 ~ ~ ..,. }'1711 63l·t330 111111111111111 t!3~s?o' cwt ~~~446 •Ull flll* ~ ~;2~~mo o;:c,~~:: 1 t ~5~~rS6~~d~ 1~P: 1ti~1 '1LU ll&HU . fttnt>~S Cionters 8!~?H ~ 1 : 3~r ~; 1350 sq rt ST<5REFRoNt I FOUND Small Bird, Tiie Let U1 lltit Y" Sell V,. p,.,.,.,1 Cal Cla11tfll4, 641-5671 for Information & surprisingly low cost. 2 • 2 +. g.,ege • lkyl!Qhtl. Blul1s condo 4BR 2' •BA. 3Br 2B• S825/mo Mowi 2324 Elden Apt 1 l1>nn1s Sw 1mm11111 ti 9t'O 8094 Otane HB Xlnl MESA VERO£ i " vcty Harbor & WbOfl trpk:, patio Brand new 1 Sh d 1 1 642-515~ · f urno~hed 10C11t1on 545-4123 CM 8-46-8312 N m9Q S025 FM 8-424 re ty ec. rp c pvt In 311 t4J Metody Lane 2BR 2BA remoOeled CdM Futn rm So of h'W'f m.om l .I patlO dbl d•tacn g11 I (Eaststdal no pe11 Unlurn1\hl'<l t 2 ulll S390imo 3 1 +Combtned Offtc:9 $"® LOST S100 REWARD I I AI 0 S1365'mo Agt 759·6389 Judy 851·9000 llllChen trg pie~ yard • M O"lh 10 M onth "'"4 .. A ...... C" St P al - l Chttdnlf' W91C<tme ()rps ., 6J~ It&-' -90a-4219 u 9Q " ""'-~ 1 I 1 ,..., gray er ..., Cute 2BR 18A hOrM on Oovet Shor" Baytront 1550 1BR, air. fenced cipt d'11wr ~1 .,., llllCe CM .,.. 5-46-14t Jeke Downt~ H\"9C n,__ st~• $1000/mo 5B B • Mo·"•h •''"~ t• 1• 'I ~ r e COM 2BA 28" .,.t Siio; a .... 2 10 Hu .. ..,., --._ ·-•· A 4 A. newt)' d.C: pool carpon, 59 C•t 1 lndry tac u 1111 pd u.-" ' -...,.., ,...., ~ Cell 8-40_.829 '" 8pm Dock tor trg boat LM or Pit• erM 966-t 136 UOOimo No l)ell Sl111~ •w Pf'h to bc:'1 Lndf'/ "v•ll 3 , I .IOI •• n. lffl.ll cent turo-"Y $36-282t J •SMl"'E CAI< 38 A ...... fH lopt Avail now I I $550· •, utll 81!>·9189 FREE ~TANOIN() feml;rm. vl9W wd0 n't;. $5500/mo Agt &73-~54 Ctatl ..... 2124 C1111 ,.,.. 1624 ~f'ollll)O!I e ... ,,, No M Fem .... 22 l' 10 stir ~~ :~~ r.: l.~!t~~~bra::r.~. :" 1 " t1\ 109 oond io.,.iy paoo Ulll·-usft-,,~ "" ~.Pllul' lllCe NB w chn l\Of™' IN 0 .. , Capistrano Be" ar• $2300/mo 780·1&34 .. H .... OOOI ~()(1 u1 !)41'-{1100 S.gn ~•YlonWeatclln an..., 10 sneoow .... OCEAN/COASTAL VIEW 3;_.,,.2, ~~.,~) WOODLAND YILLAGI ~~~ FO.t bMut turn2~rm ·2 MMlll WARD• •96 1373 •1 LO 2/bd. 1/bl 111/lrplc & only 1260 F .. 87511 a•a•TMlllTI b• Of\ go4f COUf'M'W V'41W ----&el· 1 107 Ap. '°' T~ yd. 1940/mO Incl ulll, TIUlm lll-IUO .. N'Wlltlfl R.. " •• ,, S...M • .mo 786·0M2 ll'V • ~11111 apeoa 'too ' 14!00 ....... ,. lil! qutel 1dult1 497 8700 , I' 16th Sl•f'~I Fem n tmltr 91\f 28r 2 ,ea ICI 1't Great IAalblllt}' Agt .... -•• I N-'Y crptdlf,...,.. pa1n1 ~. Ill~ 00•1'11 bH\ltlfUI Nwot T"""'".. RUlonOn\ICI 87~8700 -llLl StrOll to oceenl M 20 flat 11nh•nca 3bf 2bl ocean " ' 311 ..___.. ....... .. .. b I ....... £901 l•VIM & ,~,,. arM S2fl5 ... ,STOR"' "5.000 L~ ,_.........,., ,,.....,.. 1a .. a1 • r "' g a r m11t yrlv $10&0 now -~·..., .., ""• l.I.__....._ S20-•t27 53i 8190 a.et Alty 1.. S3•8 tt1' Agt cost uttl' S•& &eH 91CSQ .,,, comm rentel• .... ,-.... C "ll ~ 'em n amlo;r ,,,, .,,, '-""NB •n1 k)an •V91ttor Rehab" P uua1l ltnlc41 tttl •na e 4 .... , DlllT HGIRH l Bi 28e Oph ' ciar ger Tr-, $4751< Bkr 153· 1'220 a 1BR wht'lo frpk becltbey Spacious 38r 2'.;Ba n9W I llNIM w d hllup -,CllC.'Olw ~ .-.. --·- area. 1425 utll Incl c:rpt, w1d rtlrlG Im I HMMS •\. \ ,.. • • c:11>t1 & drr• $-400 • w • 2 :,:;::: ~==-fllllTS·•ll SlngMll oniy 852·9591 maculat• s 1500 INN u.s. •n a •1 .nna Jod't 122-0•8• iµg.w~ '\OlMl a 30,i-A Herbol 8"4 1-!lt27 28R 18a. 2 cat Qllf toYe.I VIII• Aentel en-4•12 ... PHlJI.. • \II I "' ... .... fem,,.., 261 !Ur CM A.M 8tll(S CM act from retno lndry rm pello N-1n towt1" c1 .. t111eo TSl •Aa&lf•tt l t4-t01t IO-tMJ w '"•'••• Se1111 0 1 redca Call Manager II w 18th St se201mo I Cl# helP Y'O'I ,,,... In • f'l1.1mcw a . SJ2S• bf• t619)726-961S O! 7 0732 g 6 dl1h nt ~"' "419d• .. , M S•l·3 6 • ltW-ll' '·8331 t114)M()-3-'\ '• ~ 1(l '11'< (lllPt' 1111 h 1'. tJ mnrith 1 ......... , ------------------ llll •111'"'" -·-' 112·---, \ · Jt8 Orafl99 Coasi DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, February 20. 1986 • I Prtl11d e11l/ Mt4lt1l/Dtat1J SlOS1Cltrl11l/Ofllct HOO THb le1l/Tr11lt1 Saltt SSIO Cl1•1/l 11111r1111 =;,;;.;;;;... __ ......... 1.; .... ~iiiral;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiliiilm f•nltu• lutnltMa ltl2 U•labtrad" 5100 lllllTHll 111111 PI T BkkptProouctlOn Aul SSOS BANKING SUI Mma.JLMA&. lllJY, 11 New 4 ~ 1z.'1 r• ==~~~~~'!~":'~. L1111n111wa A~~:irh 0S:~"19~~l l ~=~:~~ii ELECTROlllCS 10 L1~1111T ct,~r~.~.~ ~~::.~ p~ela.~ W:! ~:r.:11!~~ :'2~rtonee. i : bualrw 9)'9t.,-n 554-5540 I rieed• R N's Part-time • ic P u • e f u I. • e I I T11 -1 pentng or one ••· 873 2971 11arn 2pm laJC.0 atmoaph«• ·-P-Sot• end LOVMMI After School ART tmmec11a1eoper11119forexp1 per diem a'llall Xlnl mo1lva1eo, en•rgetlcj Exp•r ::~~~J''"p rinter I !~c~~~!'b..1 t88~ M:~~ • • EASYASSEMBLY WOAKI Ing u• bl.llld ctrcutallon IOOMCUthlOn•.'385 CLASSES. CDM .,... Mortg & GOV1 Loan Proc. Hlary/~fllllmUMg4t. I 8&().3550 Sor"" Pr1t11etfOpera1or geoe Co Mull herd llllTIU seoo.oo t: 100 lor ,,,. Dally Piiot (714) 9~2-42&4 • agea &-12. 87~1338 t 2-3 dayasslgnment1 Call I .. E IULTI -PI T lllllPTllltST I wtth S•l·UP exp Ill tl'llCk worker anOhave 81lr~ F~~~~~-:r=:i c~: Ge~:::!.1~~.:.0 .~you~ SOFA-CUSTOM 9' 00 Sp ...... ,SH OR E .. "'-LIS_H_ ••ELL SUYIOll ···-·· OEITll Atternoons Need ~ him Please caH Tony desire 10 aucc;eed Sout 213 t WNICll ... Nwnt ._.. Oatall• ••nd Mlf·•d· ... ... '-kl"" ·-1"", a ii~ pllk ""' ... u . ' I 4e>OrW .. ttfly '117 j dable cour1eou1 P.,ton Or•nge Country terruory " ~... ....... d r •' 'e d at• m I)• d .. "vQIQ9 -.. ., 'iOOki ~I with any ct. ~~~=~~~~: llG, 712-1101 NewportBea°'1 CA 10 entMr phonat tor a llSPEOTH Con1ac1 SEAVIEW WAnfRIWlfTIHI eoV91ope. ELAN VITAL * Apoe111~aUl1udeand SUIO. 673·7311 92660(714)851·J803 large firm. E•s>erlenc• 2 yeer1 experience wllh • f'INANCIAL 675-6500 Apply at PUFFINS R... -903, 34 18 EnterprlM Ad, * Are wilting to ... rn SOLID oak--d-ln..,.lng--~at MANAGER I helpful but Wiii train mtcrOICOP41 on micro I FIN( JEWELRY Saids pet· taurant 3050 CoHt Hwy Ft Pierce. FL 33 .. 82 Wa will hetp )IOU me.k• Lat-ta~ and e Ch liM'tltl 3of1 1 Clerical /Offict 5400 Apply In'*'°" 10 Robert I eloctrontcs Please call ,.on nM<lad In Fesh•on CdM c 111 Louis 840-1513 HOUSE CL~MERS from $5-18/hour wl~atctltng bl.lttet lmmed1a1eopen1nglorru11 WllTJHOL"ll I Bein WllhoamOFro11s&I OorHnSCP!•.n!,"ltoln ltleno 760-2628 WAITRESS.DAYS S51HR • ml!Mg9. PI T or THISJOB ISFORYOUt af:polntment c CHILDCARE w•ntad flt ror lime District Maft&ner A-• " Anoe 14 1 uall t ,._, p 1 FIT 722 ""'59 6 3-"'97"' ··-v N B h II I E t t S I Numero Uno Iner I . .,., Homemak•rs, 1tudan11 _., "' 2~ yr old bOy In our hm f Propet'ty Mgmt Co hes ewport eac HllllHIH ti I I a I IS F v w•6u;,ay1. 01onwes1 & Must enjoy working with hnmadlate ()penlno rot I •• -., tat -I 0 I I Ill I U I Es1abllshed small Com-18120 Brookhurat. . MAKE-UP ARTIST w/Hc and retlrM• are en· TOP QUALtf'Y'='L M cFadden a r a 11 c1111aran Experience Accounll f\ecalYable ... "' I •n•O• I'· 1 •• 1 111 • mercial Brokerage firm In --needed for bl.l•Y COM eourag.o to apply prlc41e. Bdrm, llvlng, 892-48281eve helpful Clerk Ou11es1ncludepro-Exparl enceo Large PllESSM•I Corona Oal Mar with••-Gtatral 5530 .. ion FIT. 87~5531 2 Ex 225 antique dining and m• --cesslng payments Bank coastal 0 c ottic. Reply • c.epltonal reputation •BALBOA eXv ClUB• PART-TIME General A.-CALL a...2:30· w1 * , Call &46-3179 f()( app Teeclam 4150 We otter an excell«ll t>en-oeposlls & varlos Clel"lcal lo Box 4355. Cosll Mesa tmmeOlate opening. 3 aed ed TEACHER PreschOOI ECE ellt program qald va-& aecountlng !unctions CA 92628 Conlldenllal years experience on C15 j ~If ~o~~at:dp~~te~;les Clerk Typist P•lrt & Main! Servloel Ml1ttll ..... 1 Units, 1i t. pit, Bene, 1 c111ona & hOlld•ys. bonus Min 1 yr e•P 10·Key & RECEP . u Typing, PI T, • must & knowledge ol agent Call Mike Isaacs I For busy Purch Dept, 111 =~~ P~~f:,,::m~T; lllJleymtat aatt4 XfTR. Swap mHt lnaur, 847•52iµ HB I program and dental In-typing required 17802 Send Resume 10 1 lOO 960 San Juan Cap Call , AEALONOMICS CORP llCC.urata typing 45/wpm •-5935 1000t c:atm ct1r .i.ett ..--.---: __ . surance Salary plus Skypark Circle. Irvine Quall St . Ste 20 1, NPB Fred (71•1 496-3261 1714)675_6700 tor po Musi be de-person 499-1460 538-9e00/536-0236 • • n1iea1J/ I mileage reimbursement 261-7212 TRUCK MECHANIC Own 1a1led/11g ortenled, last p /T F /T llSHLUllll EXP PaJnler n;:a, extra Mal.ablratl " 5100,AppUcant must apply in I GENERAL OFFICE QOOd HCIPT /SWttOllll tools. MacGregor Yachts. I RETAIL SALH P/T I 10-k ey and huvy Own 1ransp pref'd but not money wM e going to oi;.: ~ ,:: 11:·~': ~ &1111m• ""... person at Dally Pttoct. 330 w/numbers Wiii train s,~1~::ovrts c:n~ero~~ 1631 Placen11a, c M M,'?j,~1~~8 c.::a~4~--~!Ri~n I phones ~~ra;aa~.~~'. ln~-:;:i:_ ~con,to~an~~~~ q~!·:~~ wl gold vel uptlOla. GI PIT 9-1. Mature Individual west Bay St . os~a MacGregor Yachts. 1631 Carol Van Riper 9-5. M-F. Houseman 848-5761 front ct\lna cab w for professional organ1za-Mesa, Ca Apply 9-1 Placentia. c M I 644-9060 E 0 E nPtsETTtR/ 'SlLHPHIOM WAITH P/l nues, musl speak Eng cleaning Serv 494-4856 lltee 2 ooft lbll. 4 • lion Thorough knowt-8 m or 2-4 P m ICircula-IHllEIPER/SEC'llY AS p ARTIST for Goll Pro Shop P11r1 or PIT Gen Ofc 8-12 hrt/wtl Liv.In NURSING CARE lbll & office furn Ar:. edge 01 Accounting lion Dept I SECRET ARY For Auto P TE I ruu ume Musi know golf Spa Allendant afternoon, fifing, II typing, OMPANION 12 year• Computerwl 2 dltedrt Procedures Irvine Call Investment firm in NB Shop PI T 12-5. exp'd 1 Call 852_8689 btwn Maintain upkeep an.d gO phone manntf, North exp R•I•. 536-46~9 & printer. 962-9832 9\ tor appl 261_9396 PIT PHSlllEL Al•. seek mg FIT person l only Filing, do light book tmmed1111e opening tor 9AM-12 Noon maintenance on meri s fiB. $4/hr to start. In-MtrtLHiilt -I I Good bookkeeping. work. phones & other e•per typeseuer Musi I spa area. pi t pm shltt. auranoe Ole 848-3320. ;:;;,;;:;.;;.;.•-.--;.;,,;; ____ OWNER moving Ea LAYOUT ARTIST Prestigious Co loc. In 1,..,' typing. grammar. word clerical ottice Outles Age h ve have _mark-up SALES MGMT REP For appt pleaee call Anxlouato MlllMng. c Growing daily ~wspaper, needs pll person 20 proeess1ng&phoneskllls 30• 631-0693 e~per paste-up back-I IEAWHllERll 6455000exr 521 P/Tl&USWISTAIT Aalltin HlO lrig •nd bedroc on the Orange Coast hr/wk Worksman Comp necessary Non-sm'kr ground helpful Xlnt ben· M lhru F 9-4pm Need energetic '*son to Gold-en Oak Oreuer turnlture and apptlanc neeos imllginallve pro-bac"~roun... • PC exp s t600lmo 673·4227 SECRETARY lor small RE I ellls 1nclud1119 medical & Fastest growing 11 I in 11 s S 1 8 _.. 846-6897 ductlve layout anis1 ...,ho r..,.." all l..':.ay0 ottlce Record keeping, dental insurance con-loetd w/proven trnc.k re AFTER astlll ecur ty '""en w/mlrror, xlnt cond $150 · unders1andsMerc11andis ""' "" 1 CLERI light lyp1ng, answer genial 111mosphttre Con-1 co1d I wllh direct mall, market-675-74<40 or 675-4900 C.at•ttrl IG I I h D d bl • 6 32 • E 1 1 Ing & computer Exper ,.,.,.._II!! _____ _ Ing to oes1gn adverttSing IORHLL SHVIOES, I woth good otllce skills P onesed CepeUn64a2 3e850 tacl Alissa. 42-4 I et1 d• ens1ve sa es~~ SCHOOL req /Wordstar-Mallmerge AptHUcn 1 l IBM 2561< + prlnter I o r a v a " e I y o I 110 712-1101 needed lor busy home organiz a • 291 pro ucl training prov1 Flex hOure. 10 hours min. •-1-~;;;..;~--... ~-turnl1ur• +I 538-9600 Merchants . Our dis I • health care 11gency •Career-Not 8 JOb 11,Y APPLHMAES .,,..., ,.. • Stc•nA•f o•••IE CIAST E c JOBS c a11 M Kemb" 955-6062 . ......, att 6 . ......-v23o mande Qualtly and style _ I Home Heallh Resource Irvine Ranch Farmer s OllLf PILOT Requirements -Comm1ll· LES 957-8133 Jtwtlryf11r1/Art crlmtna11ng audience de-Mt4ical/Dtatal 5105 EKcel salary & oenet11s " " "" •. arnings-omm1ss1on ~ , ktlOwledgaJ:lelpJuJ_ plu~~poll &h~57-588t • 1 t7. Newl)Of'I 0fleetrr Cofpora1&-&tfica tor~ Costa Mesa Ca 92627 t Itel in one's self ParMlme-eYeninga ·working-or not. Casn --.PP'!"!'tl"P!ll'W!~.,. Newspaper production llCl/FHIT 1-lllf 1 Center 400 1 Westly I Market has o1>41ntng in 330 w ...Ray Street ment, willingness and be-EARN I BUY REFRIGERATORS H abllHy 10 work under 7141526-6982 retary in Accounting · 1 WUIA IAIE paid Larry 645.-3037 CSeadllnes a must This is Dept Heavy phones ac-1'2-'321 OH£ TO IE MONEY HIE 1110 a part tllne 28 hour pos-IHTlL ASSISTllT CISTt•H SERVICE cur 8 I e I Y P 1 s I Ca 11 A SICCHS II KENMORE W ID Hvy Oufy 111on lnqu1r1es and 4day ~ Experience& Small grow1119 business 631 U 08Be11y Call MrWlllls PRIZES 1A11entlon Homamaker1, Plus, ex elt cond , reaumes to p Blevins x-ray lie needed Newpori needs ma lure respon-. SECRET ARY needed tor YISlll C•••••loatlH I ••• oat• moonlighters, college S5001set, 640-036G. 330 west Bay St Costa Beach office 644·2485 slble in01v1dual w/good very casual sm olc. I Bus1ne'5. needs sell -TRIPS sluOents & high school MOVING-GE Space Save< Mesa. CA 92626 phone personaloty to 722•6941 mo11va1ed ser111ce orien-SALES POSITION Aval! seniors! Telemarketlng WI0-220, 2 yr old, llke handle general ollice teO resp ind1v1dua1s dble Designei lingerie firm Is look Ing tor new $350 842-31 81 645 9351 SECRET ARY Perm pos e11p in Graphics & Sym-oout1que South Coast I r I tfl energetic Individuals to ava11 Ans phones. hte bots Lg e.<1s11ng market Plaza 549-l225 • "" 11 • tonduct a marketing 5El'L ACCITI. CURI typ Non-smkr 839-1666 Sales Marl\e11ng & l et-DAIL f PILOT Washr & Dryer S 145 ea Frig $200. Stove $125. $ .$ for growing, last paced j ter1rig Artist needeO SALES POSITIOI lltWSltllttr paJ1er NO I depl Musi have PC com-• SECn /RECEPTIOlllT Call Joe 631 2499 WANTED good people I ' Only requirement Is a =--=-------,rr:,....,, ,,,--,...-:--=---=--rr puter & general accntg For Newport Beach Sail-w11h gOOd voices to earn 11 you are looking for extra pleasant telephone voice. ----..---~~I e:.per min 6 mos 10 key maker Seth 675-18:?3 W E L D E R S M 1 G up to $1000 1>41r week s1>41nd1ng money or !Ille Hours Mon-Fri 5 30-9·00. -----...---iooi oy touch & gOOd dala MacGregor Yac.tots 163 1 easily Call Chris 10 go places like Magtc Sat 9am-1pm S4Jllf. • t!f\lry Sk1I" Call Cathi btw nPllT F /T Placentia c M 1-800 233·0•9 t Mountain Knoll• Berry I S86 per week 10 start. 9am 1 lam 645-1499 Ewcellenl typing skills Farni. nr w~n Prizes and I Share In partnership 2 TIP, ... ""' Knowledge of word pro Salta 551 0 S•All IOlTS Awards Call us now• We profits atter 1st wk. Im---..u Hl'L OFC/HCEPT cessor and computer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Expertence neede O have several openings In mediate apenlngs lor the CAIPETS, •R. 60 wpm typing neavy helpful Salary open Call Catahna/Capn For inter c M H a or F= v rlghl people CUYal at-1-IOx 13 on White S 100 phones comp exp prof Jo 548-5525 Mon ·Fri AIYERTISl •C "'ew call 650-4447 642-4333 tire pleasant working 1· tOJl 12 SeafOMl Green SALES MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY appearance & attitude tor ACCOUIT UlCITIYE conditions. management I 100. Call 733-1669. very busy N Bch on-T la • l/T 4 Needed for Automollve 6 I AIDE F five in assist opportunities For Inter· Leave metSaige. Lhuo Apso Pupplt surance agency M-Fri tc aaca 11 ti Real Estate c 1ass1f1ed TELEIARIETllli teacher •n whlchr rm 1 view call Mary Grant at 17 • OullleO Sota w/2 AKC, Champion reg 8 30-5 Tem 645-l5 i 5 5505 Advem<Jmg Sa1e~ a1 a 0 1110 Co e.-pand1ng 10 CA 1 s3oot mo n-smk 645-2357 &42-4333 bwtn 9em-3pm matching chair•. $300 $250 7 wtls old 731-86 ---------HClt lllA"S '8101 rap10ly e1pand1ng local 1mmel.l positions avail-IOlllHHI M-F or M 2-5678 after Whirlpool washer $100 M iniature Schnauu Crew Supervisors are needed to work in a fessional management itlon. now pro- pos- llU•TlllTOl IUCll/ 2 yrs exp comm8fc1a111n1 newspa1>41i Aggre!>s•ve aote No selhng 1ust set Some e•P prel'd MIF 6pm M-F l Noritllke china MN lor female cnamplon tint FOllTltl YlLLO 26l-604o sell-dlsc1phned md1v1d· i;ppmts SS ht guaran· 8.spm s850/mo Please Call today start tomo<row 12 S500. Drop Leal end $300 CALL 648-0757 uals may earn ei1cellen1 teed High comm wookly call Steve tor interview lable and Breakfront ~---z-o=----- lllEP£11£1T eawerandhshspec1a11st10 income (salary · c.om-, c.a~hspills-bonuses 1 8am-5pm241-7001 --$400 Wlllaooept reason-Pi1111 OrtUI NEWSPAPER needs a 1\111-bake bread and bread mission) benefits and SHO WHk + 1tt t11tl1I lllYICI STlT111 •Ole otters 786-3818 MS time 1nd1v1dual to handle " I llet ,. advanc.em~t opporluni· Adauanc•men1 10 CA·T IHI ATTt•··-I I d s I c sttc .. s 1 · cure anv • ~ " -• s an a es/ Hhler, FIT KING st:ze bed Seere t"" CHICKERING Con1ol a vanely 01 0H1ce duties smoke fish lhrough a ly Sales and ·or .idverhs-mor agemen1 tor 11ght TueS(jay thru Saturday or PIT. Salary. comm + S 35 81 N "'' E Du11es include Olflui Re-special process and mg experience helpful pf'rson Call 49 7 2827 Private Country Club benefits Apply 2590 of the line 1 u s. lvl)(y keys, Loul1 "" cep11on1st. Class1l1ed supe,...,ise 4 employoos Send resume 10 ,;nylime Ask tor Don, Jr j $4/HR 7 141495.5757 Newport Blvd, CM Newport Beaeh 720-t704 cond S 1350, 631-3375 We now have openings for mature adults to supervise newspaper sales crews. Advertising and Legal M1n1mum Quallllcallons P Blevins -----Large sofa htd ... a-bed, OLD UPRIGHT PIAN Advertising Light typing high scttoot educ.a11on 2 ORH&E COAST IELIYHY lllYH llll1t1tla1/ltHI• Olen perfect condition $200. Playt 1"11 Conv play. necessary sales e1-years expe11ence 1n re-DAILY PILOT Tt•llS Lllf Needed lor Party Rentals. General warehouse exper Call Selma 497-1744 $350 962-57S& Cathy perottnCl' helplul tated lleld must be able E nl'1us1as11c F T P T Full-lime Gooo driving preferred 545-527 1 Responsibilities will include hiring, training, and motivating teens in obtaining new cus- tomers for one of the area's leading newspapers. lntervle'Ws 10 ,__ h ... d at p 0 Bo• 1560 d I d d St rt al •• I s~1oi~ only "'12 ,,. ti "--.I ..,., "' 10 follow dorecuons re-26 ~dlt'S pf'Ople neeoe or recor req a mu1 ..... ,..,... u-r II .... , Tf'le Orange Coast Dally lam apitlicable inlor -Costa Mesa CA 926 1tiron1~ ~ dC.t1ve sports-$51Hr Call 642-1186 ma's oldl Beaut 01k MARLYHOMEOYM. B0t Ptlot 330 W Bay St matlon. apply knowledge wllar bout1oue at S C L To l'l.ic ,. , 1111 r bdrm $400, unused Bull.def $2000, like '* Costa Mesa CA 92626 to spec.tile. situations be ---------Ptata Ouallfled apph HllEl-1'1811£ P sotat>d $350 oak desk s 7 S 7 Call for appointment a good leader del..,..ate lDYE•TISll" Cctl'I'> wlrelaled A1tper For CdM Beauty Salon I-·"t lie· llfl $250, llal t>rasa w/glass gave 5 5, tall• 1 K t 111 n 0 I son -,, " • c R c. 3 days a weelc 675 553 t "''" 11·1• 1>11 ,., '"n din set $375-0ar atOOls 840-2400· a e e authO"IY communicate ACCOllT UECUTIYE all oom .14) 1444 _ -=---=---=,...--....,.. 642 4321 e•l 302 wllh subordma1es pos-Needed tor Retail DRIVER-Cross Country, 111 I .di '\11"" $75. aoflllo'llHI 1500, n , lltr", IJtctreai1 :~pr~~~~~a!n~~~=;~{e Adven1~11ng Sales a1 a T~~~~~rYn~~ ~~~~9 ~;::.~I ~~ eGxp nec.YCalll lic r5eq3 · 642-56 78 ~~r~g:~: S:~~:~~; Mil For an excellent opportunity and earnings of $500-700 per wk, IRYllE RHCll FH•H'S UHET smo111ng equipment and rapully e~panding loc.ai 1ts11ngs '" todays classt-;ac regoc Machts, 1 1 b t. 122 Prov din rm, Mer. S 1350; SONV TV 4011 tcraen. en• bread mac.111nery Wage new-;paper Aguressive I he<J columns 642-5678 lacentia All clnt PP 543-4705 In white cab./remote cor Ac.c.ounling Clerk needed '" Corporate ottice tor Enu 1 LPvel Must know tO i<i<y 1,y touch Will do 1n.,,Pr1tory reconc111a11on tirr,c.e~s rPt e1ve1 5 Call S1etir1ar1101 ~31 4408 8-5 $ 89 !>ell d•">C.•Ph• eO 1nd1v1d --trot $700 ot>o 840-0388/ 1 t mo Job ''18 and u.tts 1T1ar earr e•c.1111ent 1••• • ••••••• • •••••••• ••••9; 1ntarv1ew Newporl ii: -, I Beach Send lhi!> ad and ~~~~7;,~, s~!~:,I,;\ c~~d : DELIVERY DRIVER :1 MOTQR ROUTE -r•t• 1 " Call TC Ask for Ron a resume or 1e11e1 stating •1 your Quahtic.atoons 10 Job ddvan~"ment rippnrtu111 • • ~M v 7338 p 0 Box ty 'iJIP~ ... no l')r ldvPrtis • Daily Pilot motor route •nQ ,.A re•·"'"-P. 1 11'11">1 • •.1 9560 Sac.ramen10 CA • 'I bl H 95823 OS60 not aler !'ntl re.sumtt 11 ava1 a e In Unttngton e LE&AL SECRO&Rf Srria1I Nwpt Bch firm s~ks tndn MdrC.h 2 1"180 M .. l.i da Tttat~t'r y • Harbor area. 1-2 hours • ORAIGECO&ST : • 642-4333 1nd1v1oua1 w1good cleflcal Buying and ,elltng at a skills Word processing reasonable prtc.e thot s exper pref d Will train what ctass111ed is all DAILY PILOT • per afternoon : cosi~3~:aB~ls~2627 :. Call 642-4333: Monday -: $2.40 per day Thal s ALL you pay tor 3 lines 30 Oay m101mum in the SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TODAY'' All FOR LOIS Your Ser.11ce D1rec.tl)r1 Represen1a11"" 142-4321 ext. 309 Dri.,,ewavs patios paths et< N~ 101> too small RP.,~ Mir>-') '136 0553 *BAI ,I' ~ CO NC RE TE• s::,~ •• ,• t)o ' •dtes 5 yrs •n • < 4~7 iF.4 Tom Clu ning Service ROBIN s CLEANINC 5ERV•CE a lhreoougttly c1ear1't1r;u..... S•O 1)857 THF: SILEN T PAR TNER Cnmm II Res1d 15yrs e•i:i r;w r "quip sat1s guar 64h IP J.l IWfOrP 8 .JflPr 4 '1CHf'P A ''' t e .11•11,. r•q t; Jf'•f> r'IPdSe ,. I ''" fr ...... , . .,,,mat" '!4t h7M 1im--------.. ft1IJ'tllf l._.dfltrtQ l4 r'' ..... (; rt• 1r t-'' d • .... ._ '"''I 0-W' I .r <; P11 t t,4 • ~'166 H>lld ~P.!~~~~~ L WN R PAINTED RE ')10 l COMMfR( Al Also lnllEKI Painting frP<l e<i1 E1sa &4b J;tS• L1c•2'!8597 63 I 9295 Sonia 722-805& MODERN ACOuST1cs Contractors NEW & OLD CEILINGS ---------SPRAYED 527 258Q U4'H•ltsl1•-h• .. I E"e Gravell 955-3575 aoou1 S.l-5678 FENCE Repair New & old Wood Chain link patio s troo es1 Grf!9 968 .o 1 t 8 THE HEH SCHE P1i ati11 DAN SAL YER PAINTNG Lt<.. 42'><l.(4 (..ill A, f''" p 964 ~· 11' Lawn Tr~-Sttrub ln~ldfl Firewood Tree Trim and Removal G AS<,ow PAl~lflN(; FIREWOOD $79 50 , Cord l ctwn Main & Ro1011lllng Int f •I ~O yro; t'Yper Winter Spec.1a1 Quot mi1< Sprinkler Install Repair I rel '> 642 !12 14 Deilv Jim 636-8561 Free Estimates 548-6065 INT EX T 20 YEARS fXP ff 4 ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE A"f"89" Room $2<t I D ~·•• Sod Clean-ups Ma1nt Eitlem r Stucco SI ·10 AMEiCAN HANDYMAN Sprinklers etc 850-4 14 7 Mater1,;1s 642 0442 C.irp~ntry lencing w1n-1 dows plumbing marllle Clean Ups•Tree Trimming PAINTER NEEDS WORK ' tub encl etc And Yea I Yard Melnt •Hau11ng 1ntlE.(t. ce1t1ngs rtlhn cab Jesus ts Lord 633 1402 MIKE 650-3263 1261 ~rs Pwp work g11a1 Dc1v1s I' .t1rt1nq 964 383 7 l'ENCF.S-GATES Tree tnm Dump • ,ns C M N B """" J•m Whyte 642 7206 •r1rt4 HOME' REPAIRS QUA TY PAIN flNG Topped removed < leari I nw ,.,11,1er 1 Jlf<'> r rt'+' es1 up new lawns 7S 1 14 76 c 1111 .Jorm 7'l? 'H07 TREES " ''' t • • rwall Carpentry Maaoary "'' .. 1. f t.4 5-5277 PT L -.-a-1oc_1<_._ .. w_a·ns_b_r-1c-~-w-n-r1<- HAN[IYMAN LARGE and c.onc.rete Comp p111tos !>mall DO IT All I 15 yr' e1tper 6•6 •834 531 5579 Pat or Ive mag I * llUCIWORI * YOU BUY • I INST All EST 675•3175 ~EFS C.arage openers Dispos- als Lt EIK Cabinets CHTO• IUITELS. Clo~ts Wl 548-~9• tor fireplaces 539-0J45 P1perio1 FARTHINC. INTEn1ons HANGING STRIPPING VISA MC 673 ISl2 ANDYS WALLCOVERING 1ns1a11a11011 & Removal Int pa1nt1ng S48 40 11 Exquisite Ac~us11cs Re· C.t>rnmi resid 63 1 2345 tQrayed or remov11 Ory B I WILSON & SONS H111lia1 I Masonry work Gen clean all Repairs 84 7 mo I Rm Al.ld Remodel Kiie d HAULING . MOVING ups, tree trim. removal 8dll1 r Ii; :r357487 1ns Gdrage & Yard Clnups guard Steve 835 4633 E1tper1 Wallcover1ng m stallatoons Reas Consu:t ant An1gnmt 58 t·8590 11MlH 'EM RITE" Dl:PCNDABLE QUALITY Workmanship 642 68 tJ 30 yr, "~P 6A6 1740 Jon ~5·8192 STUCCO MASONRY TILE ROLL s CONSTRUCTION Hauling Moving Clean-I No Joo 10 small All types Plaater/Drywall Nllw Conc;t 1Remodeling ups 7 Days lowest rites Free est Lie 631-23•5 ---------• L1c.B4685CJ4 ins 552-0428 Call &arry 722-8873 MHill · Int /Eltt patch plos111r1ng _ custom 1ex1unng, Qua111y Coaatr11cti oa 'Hauling Moving Clean •A·l llYlll• wort. Problems·No Proh- & l11illli a1 up~:i1~Ir~y L~;:~;:j9' CLEAN& EXPERT lem'' •326864 554-7B3t I ' •-• RAYNEf:i CONSl CO Over 25 years experience STUCCO m!fe•I restur.cos •• an• -mcH Remodet-Res1d I CQmm 1 Healtla, •••• ,, • l IC T 1 t6,428 730 13!>3 addl!lona-nouses 3!>y1 ·)t~ Wl5f<f fOCfU--llns'd lrefl est 646-5049 ~ Fitatll ' ••ABC MOVING•• i 313850 free est 588 '1892 Ing "!'e do manuscrtpts RTC Commercial Dryw1111 OANCE LESSONS Social Ou1c.k & Cerelul T 138046 Pl ~· ,.,,.Hing 1t1t etc 786-3330 S1>«1a1111ng in Comm I Nightclub Ballroom Lalin LO RATES ~5204 10 -•-•--••_.I _____ _ SuP9flor Office Ser.11ce' and Re~•d 1 Free est 7 Lessons S20 650-3-048 STAIYlll Cll.Lfl( I 2• llr El• lH· 1110 '~!~ y4<;';_2~~1~0 needs 548 8923 •383924 Heatlat A CMli•t• STllllTI llYIH CO. •Good 1obs aone r1gh1• •ROOM ADDITIONS * 2 .... fl• lM 1-1IO I Or•noe co 0 1191na1 I WEEKEND PLUMBING caMattl *REMODELING• • •' • 1 Student Mover' lnturecl No overtime' Call anytime Kl H e1C A re-ST LIC 428A77 ~g 2194 •Heating d~ right. Uc. T 124~36 641 8A27 Wlllt!r healers 1n 1Ur1eclng(compar.-1 Hom.-• • lace•• Tu NEW WaretiouN Storaoe 1taHe<11rom $52 646-87 12 remocs.llng, lie; 642 t 777 I h•H l lC StfTICtl FRANK MUSSElMAN IOYll·lll I DRAIN!. CLEAR From $1'> Ca t H~ii~~~!a ~~!Jil,~~o~n Vour noma Ot my olllce Careful Court-®a-Cheap ~~~c:~4 D~~s~~~~~e~ pert a1pen1ry rvlee t.-rm 11n1 1ets 64S '3083 Sr· Cit Aalts 646-7828 By hr /or plfKAI 646 3e65 I · I i Expert Sftrvic:. & Repa11 Aac>alr Remod I Ado111on1 a1lr1Ct H laniat lerTict 3? yrs e•P Ae.•d 1 Comm Ooort-etc. 548-4980 Dttn . r u TOAINQ WAmNd Care fOf elderly tn t1e;;;1e 'Lie •409035 9&4 81119 BUILD OR REPAIR I En1ry & ?r1tl'ICFI DOOra l GRAMMAR for ICnool Or rlvlte home ~iome cOOll I Ii Wells, 11an•. door• tock• By Norm n file ()oorm.,, 1 t>u11ness 894-1!.25 ~Is KtUhy ~40-4 101 i-"-1111 1'!'11._.. ____ _ railings moldtngs & trim Oalt & F11 8S7 DOOR J I ~F -ROOf!NG recovAr re- •4781Qe Dorl ge4.5949 • twt fJ Ill C ARE r 0 R Y 0 UR pe111 hot ta1 111 1oc1< CABINETS & OARPEN £1tctracal 'Var~ f dl•mond1 14 PARENTS Prtvtl• hC>l'M wood free ni 7SO 668e TAY Small tot>• repain. PAHtSM flRTllG <*'•1 ~nnv ~~11 NB Merttyn 640 7020'f 1 BEST ROOr RE:PAIR frM •tlma1es. 645-2003 Ou•l1ty N'1rk tree eat 1 f~ 7fo~~541591 •4' P1l1tia1 I CAN Bf AT ANY 810 BY Ooon-moldfngt Dly win ••2551) 966·740 1 ~INP l'XfNTINQ By RICh so•1o 7'l2 7537 dO'M' complete palln• RESIO/COMM tN6' 28 L111i1ca,ia9 •rd Sinor 16 yt1 or happy Tilt addl110nl Qualny wo<ll yr' Do my own wOlk l IC I LiWWClrt r11•tomers LIG 200&44 •--., ... ,.,.......,!""'!'-"!"'l"--.1417448 P9UI 548 88ele·~odel blll'I i(l'fCHEN CA81N&T DON'S ilECTRIC Toe>, lrtm r*"IOVll Ouallty RAINBOW PAINTING pt11en1n Call 7''2 9781 REFACING 498-M71 ~~II•. tlf ¥1C• Afloroat>le O\iollty ,, our pol!Cf c.n for frae •t a.a2-osa 1 dryer ou11e11 etc oono.a ~1evea 536-Mi>e [ 850 e846 JEFF ue wa Wi alltw Cltaal 11 • Friday 10-5 P M Ask for • :. Art :.j Orange Coast , I : Dally Piiot ' : :. 330 W. Bay Drive :1 : Costa Mesa, CA : -························· If rtt lrt t1th11iHtic H4 WHt ti • .. , .......... h, Wf WAllT ~Out Me ,,,.,ltHt Ht1tt11r. We will tteeh r•• r... ·,, nll 1 .. 1etlptiN1 t• • lte4119 I.eel ..... ,., ... 4t11Hrr tt c1HtctiH1 lanlwt4. Cell Tl41rl A•• ltt T.C. (714) 642-4!!J Available in Irvine area. $300 to $600. No collect- ing. 3-4 hours a day. Mon. thru Friday afternoon. Sat. & Sun. morning. Call 642-4333, ask for Kirk. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA .......................... • • ! PARTTIME i : TELEPHONE : • • : SALES : • • • • • 1-.arn \-. ) uu I 1·u r11 • • • : I :rn H :w P \1 \lon Fri : : 11. W I .W P\1 "'n tunla\ : • • : 1-.' 1 ,. I I 1· 111 \~ • ir lo. 1 n ~ , 11 11 : : <l i1io11... ..u luP plu-. 1•om -: . ""'''"""' . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• I It! I I ('rtll •• ,If I ,1 jl jlO Ill 111 t ' II • • • h l:!-i:~2~ • • • : lwf\\1'1 '11 :t:ll0-8·00 p.111. : • • • \ .. ~ lor B•·11 \\ illiu111-.. • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Openings Now Available CAR ROUTES Earn Extra Ca•h For Del/very Of Thi• Pa,,.r HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT Deliver 1 day a week . No collecting. no soliciting. Must have dependable car , truck or station wagon and insurance CALL 842-1444 Ask for JoAnne Craney c ..... ... ll2 Estate Sale Sat only 9ar 148 Melody Ln, E-slc Nwpl, btwn 20th & 81 St Amert oak antq fur desks, child'• ron le Otsk, uttany lamp, roct Ing cl'tr. drssr wl mfTr. nr Jewelry. 10 spd bike desgnr WedOlng gown. ' Sat &-Sun Feb 22~ 9-4pm 2552 Fairway O Furn • ciothlng, mlac FHat1ia Vall~ Ill Friday Ta1e 9'.J, 183'.4 Santa Joanana (Megnoll & Talbert) Jew•lq book•. coOect1bla, t0011 raoe car bed, 1011 of mlM l~at Ill dXRXdtsXlE EXTRAVAGANZA! F•b 22. Sal 9-1, Over 10 Garage Sates cell regarc Ing aOdresses and map 552·1800 La1111 Billa 11 S1 Juenlte HOid E11a1• Salet Fri-Sat-Sun, 10-3pl'T' 24951 GrlHom Clrele, O Allela Pkwy & Paseo o. V11enc1a Lg hm lull c elegant furnishing• French aide boar1 w/llallan marble, lg aec tlonal sofa, round 0&1 Ible, 25'Zenlth COior " French armori.. 1emp~ bresa rubblngs, Hotpotn rafrlg. m.,bla top oo lat>le, lg •ntlque mirror• coO~tlon of Colluon. anlma11. and otMI' Orlen lal ltem1. Victorian ., glue. elegant onyx tot dllk, etyttal cl'tandell« game tt>t.textllM, qullta much mlac:. For Info c.1 838-81111770-7368. I ...... lllt 1 Of1a oak & llata bar $75 Etegere glaH 1t1el1te1 $30. 8', 1 Inch thlalo beveled g1u1 coflet tabl•. gotd laal bait $250 Brua lamp $15 Many amalt ltamt 11-up Sat. only. 9-3pm. 2227 Heal"-' Ln, ~6-0308 , .. ,,.,. .... ......... 7112 fl' M:lneu. tm trfr. .. ,, 12250 &42-, 136, l&e'W 18th 51. C. M. 27 '' '81 CENTuAY70Cie Eiq>r .... Twin tHrc-470 tull galtey, Mad wl rhwr hOt water,11ereo wl19k1 d9pth gauQ9. VHF. tis>-& .now rm queltty 127,000 EV9 « wtcnd 854-2194 Mon-Fr1 as 1-2350 --..L 37 ft lGG HAR80R FIE Sedan CNIMf '83. Tl3 14 CtyMlr Crul..,. 10 I 5 Onan. LO<an VHFI AOF AIP. R•dl r tound•r tW'llry, C02 m-wa>te 11ern room Sl ll•P winch. H/C w•tar '30,000. Clll 213/59!> 8521 37 a.den Sportf\lhef. twr C:hrytltw ve •. du.I entrt• ~r-Alt.,1tl0na NEW/REPAIR Oulllty No L~scap1ng Sprlritiler1 A A A PAINTING tntl E•I LLOYDS Window Wbhlng Cat>lnela·P.,.-Lock• wtt )Ot>t to tmaH. , .. aonabUI SOd Clffn·ul>t 20 yrt In I l OWE ST po11101e prlOll Serv $1not• 1tl)(y '"Id 1 36 yr11111•p Jf/lly 842-0S&71 Fr" ett Ue'd e..1 '1-234'5 I ar•• • Toriy 64S S 124 tO 8t•P SMV!C8 682·3235 C Iii only LIOyO 673 7' 18 --I r 19 lat>• 8£RIOUS .',--~~~~~~~~~ S 1' POO , 846-~ -H - OW we. I lS -trt et• HI .. t\ra ... Int ond pie ,.. -•t ln- •m .. 11 - •II ne ln r- at r. IS, ' -• JCI s ;y 111. 5 :1 4 ;r • y '· p e I, I I t I .. ' . ) !I i '"" INta TIU ,, ... laert .. llOI Aw11t la NI.JC NOTU MUC NOTICE MUC llJllC( Mt.IC ll>T1CE ':~· :.,,u1tt:~· ~~: l(lrtg~llll" 1111 IJIC=o=,.=T!:H:c:10==.=:.!l.4911 .... ,..~ "-«. .... MOlilMt ._.....ma ·--YOU Ml .. Nl'AULf YOU Ml • DOAIA.T ,....... • ... Detrolttf'O PlcollLOng ·'°"0'*3.11~. ll TY Ht1; Ca•,vtar Na.~~~·-._. MCmCl'Oll UMDDA..-0/l'OIMT ._A..,01TNMT. ...,_,... .,..OP e.ecti Pier 13 ... 6570 at.,eo. ltlafp \'OLK WAt'EN u. ... -T • C. -DUTN °" DA1IO P&ll •M't 1.-. DATIOANL8' .._._ Alll•1111 DUTNOI' ; IV1n• 147~1 1 NOTtCe Oil 9MWT LUY UML.1• 'IOU fMI AC.. LW YOU TAU AC1'0ll ......... llllMW9I L WWf SIU INtt 1 14 <SUt• •2021 ,..,.,.. ••• uu ~ Otanoa eo.t A.ND°"""''°" l10lf ro ...onCT vom To NOTWCT TIM.It~ eMna °" .._or""',. 1 o:CXf. 87 ~ d.. ta• YOU ARI IN D4l'AULf Deily P1lot '*'-Y 20, n . TO UII•IUIR flWUU, rr llAY • lllTY, ffllAY •MU AT TllU9T9'I w.1 TO 'I El• C.lamafM. Ecel cond UHOtR A OEEO OF TRU8T Mttch I , ltM ~ ••• l lTAft NO. A 11'fN 1CM.D AT A "*JC 1iALa.. A "*JC &Ma. • 'IOU YOU A/111/l IN Drl'AUU UTATI -,._.._, Mii $3000 OAUD Ot/CM/8t UNL!SS ........... To .. ,.. ~ • YOU._ "' CJlkA. ... "' IJIP\.WW ~"A ORD"' T"UIT To ............ a I ... M11'1 . lobo, YOU TAKE ACTION TO Cfaclllon 91\d COftl1ftt911t MATIOlf °" ,,. MW °" TMI MW °" TMI OATfD mi11t UM.US ~ Md ....... , 831-0822 Mk fOf Jim PROT!CT YOUR PROP· "8JC N0TIC[ I etaclltora. llnd l*'90M wtlo 01' TMI NOCllDH•O NOCllW AeA•IT YOU TAl(I ACTION TO c:redltorl. Md ,..,. 90 ISL.ANDER 2•. •1'5" !R;:r;~~~"':A~~s~~~ r---·.... :::4rn.be.:n:::r.::: :::~~:' cX:~AC;o~ ;re;~~::="° COM-~=w.~.rMA~o:-~:T :1:.:-..:::..: ~5~M~::e!ng UOK. NEED AN EXPLANATION ;;:-;,.;.;-1108£"f l KAY UWYU. eecmca °" A ~LIC IAU. IF YOU MAllMH e. l(IN(WOC)O l OF THE NATUR.f OF THE .......... A j)9tlllon hM ""' lllad NOTICI °" ,....,.,... I.Al.a NH.0 AN EXP\ANATIOH A ~ IW ..... I U,. lte I terlt DATSU PROCEEDINGS AGAINST 01....... by LOii C KAY In the Su-TMMTa"I ~ NO. W1 M n•l NATUN! C# TH! b)' JOAN A KIMWOOD •• N aozx 1e82 blue-YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· NOTICI Oft' p•rlor COvrt Of Ora"ije T .& NO. .... On MAACH 31. 1 ... , at PROCEEOINOS AOAIN8T tN Suptrtor Cour1 ai • .. gray Moving Eut/muat TACT A LAWVER niu•n•·· •AU Countyraqu.etlngth•I LOlS NOTIC! 18 HERE8Y t0.00 A.M .. ft TH£ MAR vou. YOU tHOUU> CON-.,.Oolinfy, ....... 581 she Arailabie for ;-::Ml'=l:=IM:-:-'.8-66:':""."..,~9~7 .,..·_,..__ On 03/13/H II 1000 VOU ARE IN D£FAULT C KAV.,.awo11•1taouper· OIVEN. niat on Tllunday, £NTRANCEL088YOHITH TACTAl..AWVIA JOAHA.KIAKWOOOM Power ton lntaf'Mted In HONDA •e.t CRX 1.5, red, A M S K 0 • f' E 0 UNOER A DEED OF TAUST aonat ,_,..aNntatlve to ad-F•bnllll)' 2t, tNt, at 11:00 STREET OF CHICAGO On 31'3/M al 10 00 A.M. pointed 81 .,.._.i ,.,_ ' chartarlnge75--470• new paint, Sony 811)/lm MORTAOAGE CORPOR· DA.TEO 7123/U . UNL~ mlnletarthe•t•t•ofthade-o'CIOQI •.m. of MkS d~. In TITLE INSURANO~ COM-P'ORECLOSUAECOHSULT· ,....,.!veto~--.. a0 n OOWC'ecl boet slip !Or aale. AnlCOl't... Wean $180,000. 722-0732 •73 23' Columbia on .o· olf·ahO<• NB mooring $12,600 Firm 873·87&5 Boat & MOOflng, Hold• up to •O' In Hwpt ott Lido I ... $12.000. 873.-7395 UITIUn&YUL Do Anza BaY91de Vlli.Qe 300 E. Coal Hwy, N 8 873-1331 Mon.-Fr1 e.-.pm SIDE TIES AVAIL.ABLE. 26'-:le' Non-t111e aboard Sallboata only 873.-6806 Slip AvaJI ·No Uve Aboatd Up to 32' S330 Sida tie to 25' $225 SWALES ANCHORAGE Daily 9-5 5'8·1501 SLIPS AVAIL 25 & 30 ft 3333 W. COAST HWY Newport Ben 9·5 Mon·Frl •lac. Traa1,.rt1tit1 C1a~11 1014 t21 7 aYel Trellitr, xlnt cond. crp1d. RMdy to got $995 Or Otter 548-2517 Mttereycln/ lcMttn 1011 sDzDRI oA •12. Una; 2000 ml, xlt cond, $800/0bo 966-9030 c:aea I I ATION a1 the duly appolnt41d YOU TAKE ACTION TO cadatll the room Mt Mide fOf con-PANV. LOCATlD AT 501 N ANTS, INC. 81 the duly ap---Of tna dlloldWll. MeOo ~:m x nt cono Trull .. vndar and pureuant PROTECT YOUR PROP· Th• petition reqUH l t ductln~ Tru1tM '• s.-. MAIN STAEET. In the City Of polntacl Tfua\M llnd« 91\d Th• "tltlon req1.1eat1 0 731·3569 Ev to 0..0 OI Trvtt. "*>c>fd41d ERT'1 tT MAY BE SOLO AT aut~lty to admlnt.tar the wttllltl ,,,. offlole Of A!.AL Sant• Ana. County of ()t. purwl to D..o °' TN91. ault\Oflty 10 ~~ MAZDA '80 RX7 Limited on 09118/81 u Document A PUBLIC SALE, IF vou ..,.,. Under Ina I~· ESTATE SECYAITllS SI.A· anoa. Sta.le of c.ittomla. ~d41d on 21H/7t .... u.e. under the Edition Xlnt cono .. •II •x-no 20808 Boole 1'2~2 Paoa NEED AN EXPLANATION dent Admll\l1tratlon of e.. VICE. located It 1800 Not1tl c A L I F 0 A N I A R E • eoca-it no nl02 IOOll dent ~ • tru "4800 obo •95-•935 408 Of Official Racofd• ln OF THE NATURE OF THE tat• Act 8roechwey, Sult• 100. In Ille CONVEYANCE COMPANY, t3041 Pao-12 Of Of&lal tat• Act Iha otnc. ot Ille Raeordar of PROCEEOlNOS AGAINST A hearing on the petition City of Sem. AM, Ool.1nty ot a Cailt0tnla COri>otallon, M "*>c>fdl In Iha Offloa of tl'le A i-"lng on ttw ~ * 'lltMBZ '75 •50SEL Orange County, Ctllf0tnla., VOU, YOU SHOULO CON-will be held on F'EBRUARY Ofat\ga, State ot ~ duly appolnt•.d fruit" AeaorOar of Oningie County, wM1 be ,..., on MA~ $ &8990 Obo Loaded loeai eueuted by HENRY TACT A LAWYER 21. tlae •t 9 30 AM In REAL ESTATE SECURITIES undet "* oenaln 0..0 Of Calltotnla, ••tcvtad by 1tee "9:30 A .. In~ C8' (MRSMJW) Resale # 2 8LICKHAHN Ill, a llngla On 3/13/M •t 1o 00 AM 0991 No 3 at 700 Civic SERVICE. I c.it1omle 00'· Tnm ...cutecs bv JULIE H TAAV1$ WATTS HONEY-No 3 .. 700 CMc Sales "3 W S.y, CM man I CHARLES M FORECLOSURE CONSULT· c.tltar Otlve WMt, Santa potatlon, M duly 9')P()lntad LOWAAY, A MAARIEO CUTT AND ~AROARET Ott\oa W..t. s.n1a AN. Ph S.!>-2963 Anytime! RUSSELL.&. COLLEEN W ANTS INC u the duly ap-Ana, CA 12102 Tru1t• under and punuent WOMAN, ae lf\lllOt. , .. SCHMIOT HONEYCUTT t2702 • RUSSELL,l'lutbandandwite po1n1.:C, TN91M under and IF YOU 08JECT to the to 1M poww ot Nie con.-eordaclonApttl 13, tM4,M Will SELL AT PU8LIC If YOU OllJfCT to tN WI UIOl&UZI Will SELL AT PUBLIC puttuanl to 0..0 of Trult. granting of Iha petition. you 19rrec1 In that certain 0..0 of ~""'*'' Ho '4-163 tM. AUCTION TO THE HIOHfST orenilnG of the pelltlOn, ~ 11 •1•R-1 AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST Aacordacl on 7/30182 .. lhOulO --8'>PMf II Iha Trwt Hec:Altad by ANDREW Of ome... Reootdl Of Ot-BIOOER FOR CASH. (pay-lhOukl etttw appeer .. &he ~ IEIZ BIDDER FOR CASH. (pay· 1 Ooc:umant no 82-215188 Of l'laarinO and 1111• YoUr ob-STUPIN, INC .• a oorpon111on W'99 County, Sta1• ot Cai-at>le II time of .... In -...UC n.rtno and .._. 'ffNI ~ All laln &ff ltftts IN U.S.A. ~ t1maf , ..... 01Un .... 11...!ns11awrut •, Offlcial Racotd• In Iha omoe leCt11on1on'11~ 11,~~..1.'!' ~~ °'gansiiad undarc Iha l9W9 °' tomla. ~ the ~ ~ moneyT'"'EofFRtnaONTUnlt.oENT~!~J ~~,..~en ootee-19 •• 420 SEL .. ~~, o ,,. .... • • of the Aacordar of Orange I w n , .. ...,.... • ...,.,.. the 1at1 of alltotnla, ,. ..,. that_, contained, -at n · ..,.~ .,.,. .. wnn tl'le ~ ~ Ar«> TRYING HARO(R at Chapman A11a entranoe County, CaMtomta, aHeutad the l'l6at1ng Your ~ 'corded May 17 tM5 In the Mii at put>llC auction to the TO SUITE 205 (SECOND lhe heating YrNI ~- 86 IMM payments at TO BC :: l to Civic c.tltar Bulldlng 300 by STUART DUANE ancem~ba lt1part0n0t by ottic. ot the 'eouniy ~ highM1 blddet tor CNh. °' FLOORI 17802 IRVINE enoem.ybetn pareonor by E Cflapman A,_. Orange, HALBERT ANO LOIS 'fO'oK attorney corder ot Mid County, .. ctl9Cll u daea1bed l*ow. l!SOULEVARO, TU8Tlfll, CA yout lttom9y $525 187 • SALES CA ail right, 11tla and lntarMt WEIRICH HALBERT. HUS-IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Aaeofdar'1 lnatnimant NO. payat>laat Iha lllMot .... In 9218() all rlgnt. Utlt and IF YOU AAE A Cl\EOl'TOR Per mo • lax Total start up cost $4~8 05 Tot1l of payments S36,963.30 (S.rir 20588•) 1188 110E 80 IN1t1 payments at $298.74 conveyed 10 and now held BAND ANO WIFE AS JOINT Of • contingent craditOf of 85-179361, by rauon ot • lawful money ot IN United tnlar•I eon~ to and °' I ClOl1a.iieem c:radltor ot • SERVICE by It under .. Id Dead of TENANTS WILL SELL AT lha dacMMcl. you tmil1 n1a l>fMOllorci.taultlnpeymant St•I• of Amarlc;a, Without now '*Cl by It under Mid Iha IMC IM ll!, yOU '"'*. Trust In Iha property situ· PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE your cllllm wltl'I the court or or parlonnance of the obtl-watranty ~ .. Ot impllad 0..0 ot Tr119t Int~ proper1y YOt" dalm wttt1 the OOUt1 Ot • ,ARTS 119<1 In HIO Covnty. Call-HIGHEST Bl DOER FOR pr-I It 10 th• pareonal gallon• aawr41d thereby. In-u to title, UN, po1 .... 1on. llltuatad In Nici County. Call-Pf...,,t It to Iha paraonlll roml• dalcrlblng Iha land CASH, (payable a1 time of repr-1at1119 appointed by oludlng 111111 brMCll or o.-or eoouml>f91lCM, all right, l0<nla. daletlblng the land raptaaentatf\le ~tad by LEAS tl'laretn sate 1n lawful money of the the court within four month• rault, Motic. of wtliCll wu title and lntar•t now held by therein •he oourt Within IOUt monthl • llG EXHIBIT ' A" United StatH) at THE from Iha dale of nr11 I .. raeordad November•. tN5, it u auoh Trust• In and to TllOM portlOnl of Tract from .IM date of flrlt 11- All THAT CERTAIN FRONT ENTRANCE TO euanc:.of lettaru1pr0\lldec1 u Aecofdar'e ln1trumant tha followlng deecrlt>ad no 84112. ln the~~ ~ofleCtertUptcMdaO lAR(j[ ~I INVf~l()lh llft !Hf wt':T COA~ £VERY MOOCL l COlOfl CALL TODAY LEASHOLD ESTATE SITU· SillIL.2.05 iS.ECONO In Section 700 of the NQ. &Hl§21L. WJL.LSEU. Qr9Rtf\Y _1lt1.t1~ lo the uoarmaptlladln , ~tlon ZOO of _.....__-t ATEO IN THE STATE OF FLOOR) 17802 IRVINE Probate Coda Ol California. '"'Ar PUBLIC AUCTION TO aforaaaid County and Stat•. Peoaa 13 and " of Mis-Pro«>•te CoOe ot Calfcmla, CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BOULEVARD. TUSTIN. CA The lime for nllng elalm1 wtll THE HIGHEST 8100ER FOR to wit <*fan.out Mac>• 1'1 the of· TM tln'!a fOt 1111ng cA.ime Wt11 ORANGE. CIT'< OF COST A 92680 all right tltle and not aKplre prlOI' to l<Nr CASH, lawful money of the LOT 2, BLOCK 638 OF llcle ot the County Recorder not aJ(plra prior to tour MESA, DESCRIBED AS lnllfl'st con~ to and monthl from th• dtle ot Iha United StatM, or a euhiW'I CORONA DEL MAR TRACT, of Mid county OMc:rlbed u monthe from the data of the FOLLOWS now Mid by II under Mid Mitring notice 11>o11a. Check drawn on a state °' IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT lollowe bMring notice 110oYa PARCEL 1 Oeedol Truatlnthaproperty YOU MAY EXAMINE ll'le netlonelbenk,11tate0tfed-BEACH, AS PER MAP RE· PARCEL I Unltnumt>ar• YO\J MAY EXAMINE the A SUBLEASEHOLD IN Situated in IMlld County, Call-nle kept by the COYrt. If you era! c:radlt union. or a ltata CORDED IN BOOK 3, u "-and o.tcrlMO tn Ille kept by the court If you Per mo -lax ANO TO UNIT 55 ON LOT I fornl• detcrlblng the l•nd •r• • parton lnle<Mlad In or radatel Nlllngt and loetl PAGES 41 ANO •2 OF MIS-the condominium plan ,... ••• P«IOll lnteraetad In Total start up cost • OF TRACT 10525, AS thentln Iha .. ,., •. you may Nf"l9 ueoc:iallon domlclled In thll CELLANEOUS MAPS. EX· corded In t>OOI! 11•1&. Paoe IM ••t•. you may - $2162 16 • ~ ' ' ' SHOWN ANO DESCRIBED PARCEL 1 upon the b9C\110t or admln-1111•. Ill pey•l>la at the time c E p T THE N 0 RT H . '781 of Offlc:lal Aacordl upon the axaaltOf or admln- T I I r IN THE CONDOMINIUM UNIT 13 ASSHOWNANO lllrator, or upon the at-of Nie. all rtgnt, 11tle and WESTERLY 64 FEET PARCEL 2 An undMdacl latrat0t, °' uc>On IN 91· 018 0 payments Aatn hantic 9 00 I PLAN • l"PLAN"I. WHICH DESCRIBED IN THE CON~ torlley for the exacutOf or 1nterHt l'lalcf by u. u THEREOF 1152nd 1ntarM1 u • tenMt torMy tor tha neout0t or 519·089·60 PLAN WAS RECORDED ON OOMINIUM PLAN RE-ldmlnl9lra1or. alld n1e witl'I TnntM,ln ~t raelproper1y The total amount ol the lneommonintheleelnterwt edmlniStrator and flla wtttl All FH .Ill .II. BOOK 13757 PAGE 1057. 1981 IN BOOK 14268. PAGE lllea, • wrl11en raq~ ltat-State, daecribed • IOlows: lntar•t thereon, together of Lot 1 01 Tr9C1 No M12 u Ylce, a •ltten raquMt Ital· (Ser• 160772) ml SEPTEMBER 17, 1980, IN CORDED ON OCTOBER 14 ,,,. court wltl'I proof of --lltuat• In Mid Courity 91\d unpaid principal t>elanoa, In and lo the common.,.. the court wttl'I proof of -· I ET SEO OF OFFICIAL RE-45 ANO AMENDED FEBRU-Ing that you daelra ~el Parcel 2 In the city ot ...._ with raa.onably Mtltnatad IUCl'I term II defined In the wig that you deelra 1C*J1ai Awtt ala' 11 r r j:i ~ CO Ro S OF OR ANGE ,t,RY 4 1982 av INSTRlJ.. notl~ of the n11ng ot an Ill-pon 8Mch, u par map Nec1 c:o.11, expan-and ad· article 1n1n1ec1 'o.tlnltlona' notloa o1 tne ttt1ng ot en 1n-••'9!!1iiiiiiiiiiiiill!i-!o-.~!l9 ~ j -, SIMPLY THE BEST COUNTY, ' OR AS MAV BE MENT' NO 92.042729 Yant()(yand appraltlemant ot In Booll 1<M, i>aoe37, Parcial venoes at the time of the In-ot the Oedaratlon o1 C:0V.. ~loryand IOOf ... 1 .. 1lof LHll• T LUSE Pt Sales -Service • leasing AE·RECOROED BOTH OF OFFICIAL RE~ •t•t• u.-1 or of the petl-Mac>•. 1n the office o1 the 111a1 pubbtlon of thla No-nant1 Condltlone and ~ aetat• ~ °' °' IN peU-; '°! ... • 1 EUROPEAN DELIVERY PARCEL 2 CORDS OF SAID COUNTY tlons Of accounts mentioned County Aacordar of Nld t1ca are S 1845.955..97 ltnctioN recorded In 1>o<* tlons or aoc:ounta nw1tlonad A......,..., Pl...-T' 1540 JAMBOREE AD I AN UNDIVIDED ONE PARCEL 2· In Section 1200 and 1200 5 ol County Currently d•led CaaNaR 11688, page 13t8 Oflldlll In Section 1200 and l200 5 Of ....... ,., NEWPOl}TBEACH FIFTY-FIFTH (1155th) AN UNDIVIDED l/52NO theCalllorntaProt>ateCoOe The 11r .. 1 lddr-or Cl'ledt10<CanltledCNck1 R«:orde ana atty amend-theCalitom611ProbetaCoela lllT-llARI Ad1acen1 to Fashion llland INTEREST AS A TENANT IN INTEREST AS A TENANT IN De¥td A. ......,, At-other common delignatlor. peyat>le to the TNSt .. °' mar'lll thereto ...... a ~ At· ..--640-644• COMMON IN A sue-COMMON IN THE FEE torner .. , .......... tl'M2 of Ille,.., property herein-bidder -accaptal>la to Paroel 3 Non-.xduatve ....,.. .. P1•1w, lt.O HUNTINGTON BEACH MERCEDES '67, 2SOS, r• LEASEHOLD ESTATE IN INTEREST IN ANO TO THE lrttN 9twd., •109, Tuetln, abou deecrl bad 11 TruatM provided propat ~II f0t utllltlel. ao-.... , .......... CA- CHRYSLER/Pl YMOUTH «*II reblt eng s 1700 Obo lllCI REUL '11 ANO TO All OF THE REAL COMMON OF LOT 8 OF CA --purported to I>« 3701 Birch ldenllllc:&tlon .. aY911able. oaea. lngr... • ... an-Publiltlad Orange eo..1 842-0631 S..0·5 t84 85&-03321955-7000 Malt Auto. air casselle 2dr PROPERTY. INCLUDING TRACT 10484, AS PER MAP Publlthad OfllnQ& Cout Stt•UMwport BMCll. c.11-From Information wNCfl croac:hmant. drainage, IUP-Dally l.~ FabNaty 13, 14 wire C0119f, I WITHOUT LIMITATION THE FILED IN BOOK 4163 PAGES Dally Piiot February 13 14, loml• the Truet• dMml rallable, port and tor other purpc>eM 20. ,_ . ' (Lie• lBWU03SI COMMO~: AREA AS OE-35 TO 37 INCLUSiVE OF 20, 19&8 The undersigned hentby but lor wllldl TruttM rnMM a" u oeflnad In the artlcM ot ThF-132 (St~• 41291 FINED IN THE DEL CARA· MISCELLANEOUS MAPS Tl'lf'-113 t dlec:l9lm1 aU Uablllty f0< any no rapraMntatlon or war· l~a dalcaratlon en II tied I Jltfl flON OF COVENANTS, RECORDS Of SAID COUN~ Incorrectness In .. Id 11/Mt ranty, the street addr ... or .-t1" P\BJC lll)TIC[ I ,. CONDITIONS. ANO RE· TY AS SUCH TERM IS DE· m-ir NOTICE lddr ... or other aommon other common daelgnatlon AP• 93-4-29()..(M I STRICTIONS ("OECLAR -FINED IN THE ARTICLE EN-.-~ deelgnttlon ol th• •t>011• datcrlbacl The "'"' addr .. and IC SMn ATION"') RECORDED ON TITLED "DEFINITIONS" OF IC nm S8ld Mia wlll be made property II . 800 1/2 other common designation, NOncl TO •NllOIE'lttSO• 9/17180 IN BOOK 13747, THE DECLARATION OF MOTICIOf' withoutwarranty,expr ... or LARKSPURAVENUE,COR-11 tny, of the real property CMDrrOltlOf' TURBO Beautiful cond . lo PAGE 1545 ET SEO OF 01=. COVENANTS CONDITIONS Implied. ragardlng title, P.08--ONA OEL MAR. CA 92125 deter I bed •boo II llUUl ~ FICIAL RECORDS OF OR· AND RESTR.ICTIONS RE· av~:"~... .....on. or ancumbf'ane.t, Said proper1y •• being purported to be 8 LARGO ,._. 11e1 ... Y";'. ~~c:;'e(~~~~)Maga, 1 ANOE COUNTY. ON LOT 1 CORDED IN BOOK 14095 ND~ NT1T10N to aatltty the prlnclpel bal· IOld '"'the purpoea of pay-SUO. IRVINE. CA 92715, U.C.C.) OF TRACT 10525 IN THE PAGE 516 OF OFFICIAL RE~ ':, STI lllC4I of Iha Not• or other Ing the Ot>lloatlon• aacurad The undarllgned Trust• Nollee .. '*eby glYan to HU 127,111 CITY OF COSTA MESA AS CORDS (THE "DECLAR· EIT~~A-tl~llt obllgatlon aacu•ed by said byaald o..doHt'\1111 lndud· dllCllllm,.nyllat>illty '°'Illy creditor• of Iha within JlllLDlllS BUICK 'H CENTURY SHOWN ON A MAP RE· ,t,TION ') ANO ANY To illhelf's,benet\cltrlal, OMdotTruat.wlth 1nt .. alt lng l-•nde.11pan-ofthe lncorraC1nau ot Iha atreet named tr-1eror{1) that• GOOd transp car $800 COROED IN BOOK 462. AMENDMENTS ANO SUP· Ind other tuml u PfOYldad Tru9tM and of Sale llddr-and other common tM.1111 tranlt• i. atlOUt to be •PHTS 548_7001 or 548•9054 PAGES 48 49 AND 50 OF PLEMENTS THERETO ~:::::. :::: ~~ therein, plus 1dv11ncea, H Dated FEBRUARY 7, dMloMtlon. It any lhOwn macM on panonai ptOparty 1001 Quall St, N B MISCELLANEOUS MAPS EXCEPTING ALL OIL OIL may be otl'lerw!M lnt.,..ted ·any. und4lr Iha tarm1 lheraof 1986 herein herwiattar o.c:nbec1 833-9300 BUICK '60 Skylark LTD '-IN THE OFFICE OF THE RIGHTS MINERALS MIN· In the wlll and/Of Mlate of and lntetest on ~ ad-C A l I F 0 RN I A RI · Said Mle Will be made, but The ~ and ~ 4 ft1tJ Drift/JM,. OPEL ,74 • Must .-~11 cyl, low ml I-owner. COUNTY RECORDER OF ERAL RIGHTS NATURAL SVEA R MEYER vances. 1nd plue fees, CONVFfAMCE CO..AMY, witl'IOul conYeNnt 0t --add.-..... ot the Intended 9030 ~ $2900 650-7•56 SAID ORANGE COUNTY, I GAS RIGHTS ANO OTHER A petition hu ~ n1ec1 Chargae and 1ll$)en1Mof I.he •Mid truetaa. ly S---ranty, e:q>r ... or Implied •• tran.taron .,_. Dean Kim ---------fJlcettent Cond 'c ·D-77 -Cou-d· VII'• OR AS THE'Y MAY BE HYDROCARBONS B Y by Robert I Meyer In the Tnnl• tnd of the trutt.I K.., .•• ~"'°9""91-gardlng !Hie, poenn'Dll °'ma Newpot1 &MS. eo.t1 ... ... ,m $850/obo96-t-~90 " "" ., ... AMENDED OR RE RE-WHATSOEVER NAME Superl<>t COUtt of Ot c:rMted by said Deed of deftt, .. , c..-. A-. ancun1brancea. 10 pay the~ Cellt, Ca."*1na KJm ir.========i'11 Yellow Wl yellow leall'let CORDED KNOWN GEOTHERMAL County raQUMtlng that~ Trutl The total amount of MorUu ld9a, Callfaflll a remaining pr1nc:ipal tum of 2228 Newport 8Nd Costa MllllE 1ntr Cabriolet root lull EXCEPTING THERE STEAM 'ANO ALL PROD-en l Meyarbeappolntedu Mid obligation. lncludlng ttm,T11tpl1oneNo.(IU) the notae MC:Urlld by Mid Mel&.Celll It comM with bucket ... ,, CHICK pwr. Kint cond $3550 FROM. UNITS 1 THROUGH UCTS DERIVED THERE· ~aonal repr-tatlve 10 rauonably •tlmatad f-. 101·2Sn 0..0 of TtUlt. Wltll lntarwt The location '" Ca11tom1e • nd r ed I • I II res 756-8175 or 557-9887 55 INCLUSIVE ON LOT 1 FROM WITHOUT HOW-ChelgM and ·~Of the Publllnad Otanoa Cou1 thereon, .. Pfolridad In Mid ot the cn..t eac:utNe oft1ca ($er•5437) (Stk#24621 IOF SAID TRACT 10525. AS EVER' THE RIGHT TO =r the Mtate ol lhe TNSt•. •I the time Of ltnltlal Delly Piiot Fabruwy 20 27 not• ~. II any. °' Pftnac>al ~ oftlcl ••Ill IVEllSON NABERS SHOWN ON SAID CON-DRILL. MINE STORE EX-The petition req Hll pu~tlon of thll Notice, 11 Matct\ a. 19845 undel me 1..-ma of the o..d Of the intended t....,,...,or ie .. OOMINIUM PLAN PLORE ANO OPERATE u "45-4.483 24 TM57 ot Truet, '-· c:Nw999 and - ORANGE COAST PO:~~f EXCEPTING FURTHER THROUGH THE SURFACE ::=~~~ ac::::t:~ Dated Fat>rvary 5. t91Se expanMI of the TNl1• and All ot~ - Jeep/Renault CttEVROlf I CADILLAC THEREFROM ALL IM-1 OR THE UPPER 500 FEET dent Admlnl1trallon or b -REAL llTATI IECUM-.,._ .... fl)llC[ of the trvstl er.tees by Mid and edO u..s by the 252• Harbor Coata Meaa I PROVEMENTS ANO AP· OF THE SUBSURFACE OF tatea AC1 TWI MRVIC«, a C• ... r~ o..d of Tru1t, lo wit lntandad tr .ttt\1t1 Ut-IOH ~~~::~ ~~~11:~ LARGEST SELECTION PuRTENANCES LOCATEOl sAIO LANO, AS RESERVED A hMti on the petition oorp.elloh,MT~9J': "2m1 /S130.Ht97 . ll'lrWe ~ ... ~,.., -... o ollatemodel lowmlleage OR TO BE LOCATED ON IN THE DEED FROM THE wtll be '*"3 on MARCH 12 D. J . ...,..,, ... ,IL llt ... l"ICnnoUe ....... No!• AllheacMOuietlrM past'° tar .. k-IO Iha Vaat ~ CHICK Cadlll&es lnOrange SAID LOT I OF TRACT IRVINE COMPANY AMICH-1986 11930 AM In Dec>t' 1IOO~llroedW.,,lutte N~ eTATIW ol .... the opening bid wtll Intended trantter" are DOOOE VAN '77 Mui-County! See us today• J '052S IGAN CORPORATION RE-No 3 •• 700 Civic c.nter 100. S-ta AM. CA 11'7'1. The lollowtng P9rt0n• .,,. be $&4,971 13 None IVERSON 540 9100 EXCEPTING FURTHER CORDED MAY 29 1981 IN 0r111a wn1. Santa Ana, CA fil.,hon« 1114> M.>4110 oo+ng buslnaea .. Elmwood ~ benaftc:laryundar UICI The nama(•I and bullnea• Van. Exec cond, low ml, -THEREFROM EXCLUSllVE BOOK 14079 PA.GE 1399 92702 Publ~heO Otange Cout Gar~·· 184 Eut 21.t St .. Dead of Trut11-atofota .... aodr-or IN lntlll'ICleO new tires. retail S••oo. U 5 r C'o .. 1 H ... v 2600 Harbor Bl11d I EASEMENTS IN ANO TO OF OFFICIAL RECORDS IF YOU OBJECT to Iha Daily P110t Fet>ruary a. 13. Coat• ......... CA 92827 ecutad and dallvered 10 the transferee(•) .,. Joon Ky take $2750. 840-2•00 J N.,.1po11 S..ch COSTA MESA 'ALL THOSE RESTRICTED ALSO EXCEPTING ALL granting ol lhe petition, you 20, 1988 T'" ·"'10 John L Ul'll, 10t9 Marlen lundarlignec1 a written~ Palk 2228 ~~ Bl\ld -----I 67• 0900 !COMMON AREAS AS w ATER A I G HT s ..... L ...__..,,.,. n-~ C" arallon ()If Oef9'111 and 0. Cost• Mala. CAiif: oung Im hti,wn, ~-1ulll-UC;IJ1 SHOWN ON SAID CON· WHETHER SUCH WATER lhould either appear 81 the ana, ,_ .. ,,.,, • ,,_..,, " mend tor SM, and 1 wtttten Palk. 222& ~ 81\ld Cl l AAllS -" OOMINIUM PLAN I R G ... Ts 5 ... L 8 E neartng and stat• yout o«>-Pl&.IC NOTICE 92660 Notice of Default and Elec· eo.11 l(ifeu, Calif '61 Corvalr Graen brier. ROLLS BENTLEY-1960 Loaded. goOd paint low l FROM EASEMENTS FOR ~~~RIAP~IA ~;-(,ERL Y~~~: lions Wltl'I the court before IC ZMM ducted by· in tndllltdual ceuNd said Nottoe of 0. nan1 riereto II deecr1bed II\ Ill Cl ~ II SEIU·IE•VILU t RESERVING THERE· I n nAL jec110n1orllle\lltl'ltten ob)K· Tl'll1 busine .. II eon-tlonros.tl Theundanlgnec1 Tl'lat tl'le property IMl't• automatic tranamltslon, S-2, very low mileage. miles J AC CE s s INGRESS. COLAT~NG PEAS~RIPTIVE Ille hearing Your appear-NOTICE CW Jol'ln L Ul'll tault Ind Elactton to Sell to general u All etocit-in runa well, looke goOd rhd, pre11 owned by (lie• OLUBJ2) EGRESS ENCROACH· OA CONTRA CTUA L ;:~;;:~lnparson0tby ~ICATIONTO l wlt~l'l::i.•t"!_.-:~nci::So."~ be recorded In Iha county trade. rum11ure. ll11tvr" l26001otter Bentley ramlly rMmber, I (Stk • 3648) I MENT SUPPORT REPAIR, WITHOUT HOWEVER THE IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR l l U ALCOHOLIC ange Coonl~ on Ja.nuary 24 where ttMt real property IS equipment, goodwill and Vie (71')895~97 t $28K/negot, 645-9374 11ZH I REPLACEMQIT MAINTEN· RIGHT OF ENTRY FOR THE or a eonllngent cradltOt of KWRAGfl 19&6 tocated trade name ot • Oll'laln,... A I _ ... ,.-oo SA.AB '81 -900 Turbo. ANCE AN O OTHE R EXCE RC•SE OF SUCH Ille cMceued, ~ muat file Towno!~O::yconoatn '211141 DATE 211 11&8 ~-:;;m~ .. B':1~·1 ..... ,.rt... lnte<-cooled. 5-spd, blk, PURPOSES All AS RIGHTS. AS RESERVED IN your ctalm wlll'l Iha COUrl or SHORECUFFS GOLF PublltheO Orange Coeet ,_.._. ~ Mesa Calf • IJI ALPHA Spld., 176 Conv 3-dr, loaded! $8500 obo ~~~7uMONPLl~E 0~0:S DEED FROM THE IRVINE pr_,,1 11 10 1he pattonal COURSE INC , II 8'>4>1Y1ng 10 Delly PU01 January 30 Fat>-=:;od~ y~,.~j_.:.: The ~ name .,_, weO loved and cared ',or 650-610• Ht 2 DEFINED IN THE DECLAR· gi~:t:~~A ~IOM~CH~~~ rec>rM«1tat111a appointed by Iha Oec>•rtmenl ol AlcohOllc: 1'\.18ty e. 13 20 1988 11'9m IMM llt¥d., ... by Mild lr-f~OfS at MIO by 1-owner. Ilk• new. • ATION CORDED MAY 29 1981 IN the court Wlll'lln lour montl'll Beverage Contro4 for '47" Tl'l-set Tvettn. CA l2MO (1t4) loc:atlon .. 8'0llar aw JR. cord• avllll 759--0309 PARCEL J BOOK 14079 PAGE 13~ from the dll• of '"" I .. ON SALE GENERAL PUB-7'14"2 Tl'lat "'° t>ulll llenalw .. ----NON·EXCLUSIVE EASE· OF OFFtCIAL RECORDS tuanee ot ._uers a.a Pf'Ovtded LtC EA TING PL~CE to Nit PlBl.IC NO TIC.[ P\lbhMid Orange Cout I U"\tenoectt..... ~o-Deffi ~auOPm· SIPWTI EHIPW MENTS FOR ACCESS IN· PARCE 3 in Section 700 of the alcono41C beverages II 501 Daily PtlOt Fet>tvary 20 27 ma_, •t t ... o toe"' DELIVERY DEPARTMENT wt Ill All IUl(I GRESS ENCROACHMENT EASEMLENTS AS SET Prot>ate Cooe ol Callf0tnia Aven1oa Vaquero San IC·DOZI Mardi S 19&8 PORTUNITY ESCROW 734 McLID[N'SBMW USEDCARS&TAUCKS SUPPORT AND FOR FORTH IN THE SECTION Thet1melorll11ngc1a1msW1ff Clemente FICTITIOUl.U..-11 Tl'l-656 1Nortl'l~:11n A= °' M COME IN ORCALLFOA ~~H:~o!~Rl~o~~~ ~~~1 ENT ITLED CERTAIN :::,,~:~:n~~.,t:o11~ 0!~':!:1~~20~ T~~~1::!.,. 811-11' W\nl'I' =·MA~~o fNeonor M-F tlH g, 5-S tiff 6 FIE1t ••-•1••L EASEMENTS FOR OWN· l'leatlng nortoe 11>ove TH-880 bu Ot r-VUU\> ""' rw. This t>ullo. traner. 11 9Ub· 6285 EuclldSt t::U'I"--OOMINIUM PLAN AND AS ERS . AND SUPPORT, YOU MAY EXAMINt. Intl dOlng .. ,,... .. llnQ9 If I m Fullerton, CA DeLILLO OE~NEO IN THE DECLAR· SETTLEMENT ANO EN· Ille kepi by the court If you PlBlJC NOTICE ~ecs.;c:.'. ~:m~ 1201 ~A I T A T l M I N l O f ,~~ = ~ 71'-6806300 Clmll0 ATI N CROACHMENr OF THE are a person lnt•Mlad tn 92666 ange WTTHDRAWAL. 1106 213 •91-6701 1821 t BEACH BL VD PARCEL 4 I ARTICLE ENTITLED "EASE-the •111e you may e«Ve K 2MM f'9'0llll ,~..., I The name ana llOd ... 1 -v 0 c OCLUSIVE EASEMENTS MENTS' OF THE OECLAR t ad Robert H l(o 1$353 ~1'AT1NO ~ ' 0 For Pampered HUNTINGT N BEA H IN AND TO THOSE POR· ATION • upon the •Heu or or .. min· Nottce ot.... I Metropol Or H1c1end• FICTITIOUI aUllNEll th• person wltl'I who"' LARGE SELECTION OF NEW & USED 8 MW'SI LllllUOIUW VOLUME SALES SERVICE & LEASING 3670 N Cnerry A11e. LONG BEACH (No Ctierry exlt-406) (71•)111·17tG • Traci.In• Welcome OPEN SEVEN DAYS Mercedes Benz 1•7·101l;l4f·UJ1 TIONS OF LOT 1 OF SAIDI PAACEL 4 latrator. or upon t .. e II· ot"-1~~ Hatgl'ltl CA91HS NAiii Clalma m•y be llled 11 Op OAS CHEVY .69 El Camino. TRACT 10525 SHOWN AND EASEMENTS AS SET :::;;v1i°'1 11le ·~ec;:'~orwt~ •• .-m....... Th11 bu11neH 11 con-1 Tl'le IOllOW!ng '*"°" ,, .. por1un1ry Eacrow 73.4 Nonri Top'~~~~r~es~ald rablt eng. 4 1pd, blk/bfk, DEFINED AS RESTRICTEO IFORTH IN THE SECTIONS lhem~~·:.l'I ~~oof ol --In 111e"°s~~~·1dour1 ol1 °~1~~YH•~1ndMdulll l WflhdrawnueganetllPatt· ~~~;:;:; ,,2':'ra.c;-:! CALLPETEA orRAY $2250 536-2702 ~~~~~~C~~~~IT~~~~:~;~~~~~STOi~~1~~~ vice.• w1it1endrequaat 11~'j l lhe Stile or Ce111orn11. 1n T~1a staten!.,1 wu meo ~'~~::·~::~:. 1111~ ciaJms by any credltOf HISE If llNllTS WE WAIT YIH APPlJATENANTS 10 SAID ANO .·:SUPPORT. SETTLE-~:i1~:·~f~ 111:';~1':C1~. !~°a~or the Coonrv 01 OR· with~ Couniy ~ler~ or ~·1 ooa1neu neme ol VISION ~~" i:: ,:::.ar:al~19::~ 4111 IEllOEIH CL1t•1llltl0••1 PARCfl S '· 2 3. ANO 5 DE· MENT ANO ENCROACH· venlory and app,11_,-,en1 ol In the M111er ol Ille ~~~: oonry on anual')I QUEST 11 9568 Htmllton t>efote the oonsomma1to11 637 2333 ua t; •11 SCRIBED HEREIN MENT" OF THE ARTICLE Hiiie aSMIS 0t ol tl'le pell· GUARDIANSHIP OF THE '2111'5 Ave Sune 2• 1 Hu1111ngton date soec:Jfle<I abow 213 or~-SeeVenodoeSantos :~ACUE~61v10ED ONE EN,TITLED EASEMENTS" llonsoraecount1ment1oneo PERSON ANO ESTATE OF PuDhshed Of•OQ• Coul Beectl.C•lll 926A6 Daled February 12tl\ T.'.TI flll01l •a• 0 THE DECLARATION OF In Section 1200 and 1200 5 of ER E MART N 1 T1'141 ftet111ou1 bu11neH l986 THEODORE • • FIFTY FIFTH ( 1155THI FEE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS Ille Callfornll Probate Code 8 NI A I I• Dally PllOI January 30 Feb-name St•tetnenllor lhe part-, y "" 5 DR. auto, air. a1ereo. SIMPLE INTEREST IN ANO ANO RESTRICTIONS RE-Wall. Walt Att_,ia""' Mln<>fl ruarv 6 13 20. 1986 narlhlp WU flied on Auguat .. ..:-~Ti = super clean. TO THE IMPROVEMENTS CORDED IN BOOK l4-0t2 Pettttenef p'o ... 2907 NOltoe 11 hereby gt'41'1 tl'lat I Th-W 30 198..tl 1n the County o1 · ,.. - (Lie• 1LWPl71) AONO APPOUFRTTERN·AcNTC~S0502N5 PAGE 1797 OF OFFICIAL ... .,.....:...<:•.,., . p·::.~':'.:111'1=.:: °'~ FlLE NO F264255 0:~~~~~20C:~ (Stk # 4219) L T 1 " RECORDS (THE MASTER Publlthad OtMQ& Cout .. _ ir fl)TIC£ Full Name and Addr-ol T~I Mffl ('IMPROVEMENTS"} SUS. DECLARATION"} ANO ANY Oally Piiot Febl'\.l1ry 19. 20. =rlbae~ll~~ ~s1~ ~~ t,,. Perten Wltl'l<Jr1W1ng ROBINS FORD lObO HAllBOI Ill VO conA MISA b42 0010 TIYIT&'l2111 Long bed. 5 apd, dlQJtal cats . tilt • (lie .. 2C24•78) (Stkl •221) 11111 TH(ODORI ROBINS FORD JOr.O ~1AallOll lllVD CO\U Ml\A t.41 0010 FORD ·et Fa~on. auto • gOOd condition $425 548·8207 FORD 84 Escort 4 spO amlfm d1g1ta1 c au. btk/tan $4500 773-7216 JECT TO THE TERMS ANO AMENDMENTS ANO SUP· 26 1986 rm u Larry Malakoff 9622 c,,...., CONDITIONS OF THE MAS-PLEMENTS THERETO WTh 315 pe<lor Coun on or 8~:' .. the ~~:.=· Cl'llH Or Hun1111gton TEA LEASE RECORDED The street aodreta and 3'd day ol Merel'I. 1"""' 81 8Mct1 Cal1t 92646 &110159 IN BOOK ,.933 other common OMignatlOO ll'le ott\ee of BRIDGMAN Tn. lollowtng P«IOO "I SIQM(I Larry Mata-off ~A=· PAGE 274 ET SEO OF OF· II any ol ll'le real pr<>«*fY PlBl.IC NOTICE ~H~~~R~NINCGOAUtt~~ ~E~GOOO COM·[ Pubhneo Orange C-.1 Tha following per9C)n FICIAl RECORDS described aboYa IS . . Dall)-Pilot Februar, 13 20 dol ~ Tht Slr•t •ddreu ind I purported to be 47 OX· TlCl at la"' 8926 8otM A...,.,. PANY 10325 Bunt:f. Cit Cle 27 Mtrtl'l 11 1986 ng . NE• ( other common deelgnlUon. FORD • 13 IRVINE CA PUe&.IC MOHi""'.: cm-w .. 1m1naret Ca 92683 All Fountain Valley Call 92708 ________ T_H_~_ 2~~; A°'~~ A-~R~"' 11 eny 01 IN ,.., pt~ty 92715 · the r19h1 htta and 1n1-1 or Suzanne A Sehulu. ...,. d. I c' I b. d • b 0 v. I~ The nd9f MCI T I °"o--=:r :.:::::.~ ":. Mid 4mtt10<I. 11'1 ano IO ... Iha 10325 61.inllng Circle Foun· l'tlll.JC NOTICE ..._.T_ cu~~,~~ 1 Qra.-rpor1ed 10 be .il03 8rvlon u Mg ""• •5 <:er tam , .. 1 PfC>Pe'1Y Situate 1a1n Valley c.111 92708 _,, ..... • -.,, SPo d11e1a1ma aroy Mat>tltty IOt lily CILITY L OCA TID A T 1n Iha County ot Orange Th11 but tn•H II con-av-......,.,. ........ " A 2. Colt• M.u 11 prtngs 1'1CO<rectn.aa ol ll'le "'"' MACH a<>IA&VAl'ID AND s c 1 ~-'''""' -92627 55.Co••• Meu CA •ddresl and Other c:ommo'1 PAClflC COAIT HtQHWAY 1•1• or •l•fO<nl• p&rllCu· Oucted by .,, lndlVldu• NAflll ITA~ Thlt bu11nau II con 92627 T des19n1tion. II any ~ NOTICI II Hl RlaY ::.'!..,de$Ctlt>t0 81 IOllows ~.·~:t~~u l'llecl Tiie loilowlt"g e>eorton ~• ducted bV an •ndMO~ The Undt11''19n«l ru••-ti«eln QIVlNttlete~llaertflt AN UNDIVIOEO ONE· ••ll'ltl'leCounly C•ll o•Or ,ooingbu91,_su Tomlft>-I dl1Clalm11ny lllbllll)' IOt any Said sa .. wlll be med•. but .. be ...... bp IN City FO FITH INTEREST IN ANO • Countv on Feool convenant or Wit· Couftc• oftt.. City of Huftt• TO U I 15 ol TrllC1 No 39 1 I l~Nfl .,.., L fA$1NG G ROUP Sl I ""'11'1 t"" County Cieri! ol 0. MUC f«>TIC[ addrH• and oth~ common ••nty. t•pt.U Ot implied ,. lnttOft a..d\. In tM c--LO m recorded '" f'llllm I Stanf0td tnnne Callf 9'71) •ng. Cl'•UMh on l(lllllal'f ,'9 ......... ~I d•tln111on 11 any, ~ 011rd1ng Hiie PO• ... Slon or c.tf c.._.., .. tM Ctwte I ~ .. o ~a 7 8 6 ~ Pub~ Orange C~• JOMC>f' A ()oNt«)l1 ~I H~86 '81 CutlHI Su· Ms'.~ ..... wtll I>* m•da Out encumt>tanc ... to P•'I' lheof Cantaf ............... -..C:ll. 01 Mlto .. l•naou• M.,.. In Dt•ly Pil()I F.otu•ry 13 X> I s·~~:or. "bu'"""-•• n •• c.•1:'. '2c7o~.. ,_.., B n 1.... "' · r11ma1n1ng pr1nctpa1 sum •• tM....,. of f llO P.M.,., ..... n1ee r the coun... r Mardi 8 ,986 Publlsnoa 0 ••"911 Coe1'1 preme roug m. ciu ... , W11hl)ul conven11nt Of' war the notN HCUteCI b ••l<I -1'09 0 0 '' ,.... OUC1ad by an 1ncstvtdua1 Oa p F 6 1 1 1 YILllW&ID 1111 I ~!!!!!!il!!!l!~!!!!!!!!!!llt Champagne edition Con11 • ' ": New anQI,,. New clutcn I New paint New top NEW EVEFWTHINQI! Com· l)lelely rMtorecl BM W '78 2002. IUIO, eunroof, new palnl. r• bullt tran1. gooc:t cond S3000 Ob<> 56)-3384 am/fm, wire whla, com · rantynprenorimpll«2.r• Oaed ofTrull wllhlJter•t :.':'~~ corderolNXSeounty ·mor11 TH847 1 J A NICOi• l'Y 11o1 eb1uarv 1. p•ny malnt $3200 obo gardlng Oita. po .... llon. Of thereon. A.I ptO\llded in said ef ......,..,~, ,_ :! oomlTIO!\ly :;.nown::. ~~ Tl'l1t 11a1aman1 wN t11tta 20 V 1"~ TH~· 759-1305/D 646·ft73 llf I "°cvmhranc.1. to P•Y lhil notta. advance•. 11 •ny. JMlfPW ef _1t.,tr"'9 a ='~•A"'" CYof' · P\llllC fl)llC( I witl'I Iha County Cltlf' ot O! --------- 1em111n1ng 1>11nc1pa1 tum ot .,ndlf 1l'le terma of the Dead teMporety cn:r-...i atM Term• 01 sale eun in law· •nge Covnty on Janultr't H "'8.IC fl)llC( c L l s s I the note(•) MCUra<J Dy Mid ol fru•I r-. Cl18'get end ~I~....,. I OI ,,.,. Unlt&O ITAn.mwf °' 1~(16 """' Deed or Tr.,•t """"' intar"1 expen"' ot the Trvtt .. tt!d to i. i.c.atM at IM ~-;':11:°': confirmation ot AAA.NDOll•llff Of ' Pvbl••'*' Orange eoet.1 ACTITIOUI al ..... "'*'11e~n ., prnvio.O •n .. Jd 01 tl'le t•u••• crMt41d b'i' talUI Deify Plloi Fat>N•~ a 13 NA• ITA~ iiMW?e 320!. al e, new tlr... axe hi ml car S..900 S.9 27S.. l&Tml211'11 Auto. air, redlo 11.IC;ll 911 WOTI (SIU 3"5) 11111 THIODORI ROBINS fOAO • ' f ····"· >• "' \,' (1 111\fAUf ,A '.t, 'ldl\1 lltoO (7 .. )'G7-3210 p p Yllfl•Hll•Hll Auto. air IOedecl 15,000 mu .. Two yeat warr•nly remaining S 1• 200 (7 1') 720 811' • vw • 9U0, ~" 1llll0 loou & run• Uk• new S t850ot>oCM1 1777 VW '75 6vper 9Mtla MW .ngtna. Clutch etc Xlnt conc1 S2500 S36-2702 VW rt Nbbit0...... new q t tranl, S 1100 tell .. II IA-0"31'9&&-2000 G.t GM'[N CUil ~ ICW WHITt a6ephantl .-.11\ a Cl.ueltl9d Ad Call 60·&4118 F I E D ,. 6 4 2 - & I 7 8 no•-C•l 1d11ance1 1r any ~ ot Trust to wit lo•l•••rd a11d Paelfle ance llY'danCec1 by note .... ~II.,.._ 20 27 t9M rn. lolloWmQ per8C!tl8 er• under Iha term• of the OMd S t2&.M6 96 c..ae ...... .,. cured by MOrt or Trwi fh• 1o11owing parton1 . TH·599 I dOlng bu9lnM8 • OAANOC or Tr1tlt. '';91,,.'~"'~ ·: Tiie t>anellcltt)t under Nl99"1Y IO ....... 1t>andoned the "" or COAST OAOUP 1122 • ••Pf"!W• 0 1 ru• • • o.J ot Trwt l'laretotor• ••· •-..4 11111trt tM -aold Ten per oent of amount tl'I• ,.1c11uo11• lu11neu rtaJC NOTIC[ Ntwpon 81\l'd . ~ no gr I': lru~ll ~reei:eo ~: ~ acut~ and dellllered lo the ... •:•t11UI ~aft __, bid to be~ wltl! ~ I N.,,.. TAOPICA.l ART 4 12 Cosia Mw CA 9292• .. 0 rut •W un~tlad a Wflll~ Dec· ,,..... ......... -0.0• or Of'tfl 10 be In .Wit· I N CoMt H'llfY St• e 3,:t Flel1T10UI aueM•• J-Scon lullocii; ., l8 9'\9 07 larlllon or Deteult tnd 0.1.._...., .... CteyC.-d. lnQ and _. be reoelWCI at Laguna 9Mctl Cal•I 92t5. 1 MAW I TAl'l-.n t3tl'I s, .... , s..; a..ct\ CA r,,. ~llCl•IY under Nl<I rn•l!(I tor Sale and• written Al ..._...,... ,.rMM the •lorwaid omoe et any f he J'1C1tt:ov• 8uttneM The ~ °'"°" I• I07•0 o.aci 011~1 ~otOf• •• Nc\tice ot Detauft end lJec· •• .,..,... .. ..._... ..., tllM after Ille l\rtl out>!' ....,._,...,.,...,to 8bOve -ooong t>ualnaat ea O•..,. Eowetd Ban1e11 acuted and d-'tvef'eG 10: lion 10 Sall The ~nad ....,.. ~ ...,_ ...., "''°" har.ot ~ befont "*' •n Or9ft9.9 County on P(AR P~OOUC TIONS 40& a 14th St Hunf\ngl<WI under~. wttlten 0...1~-laid NotlOt OI 0. ........... ...,....._ det•of~ Octot>et 28 '~ '•lC HO l338T.mc»Dr Hunl'"910t' ea.en C.At2t..t1• I laf4"1CH\ 04 o.fault and leull INI ~IOn to Sell 10 ..._, _, ......... Dae-0.led lht• l!th di! of N9()4 ~ t~l Jolln M•nd~ lavcl.a ~ IOt Sa .. and • wrntan be raootded "' the county ........ ,..._ ,....., !ft. '•tltv ttH ; AOCf'larO S fttown 32 \~1 David D aamett »H 202· I L"'90fl•I St ~ Noto ol o.tault ano • ~· tlle , ... PfC>Oel't\' II ..,,. ...... ...., -.......... ~.... tllOMMON VI• Vtante San Jue~I TtMO• Ot Hul\fll\tlOI\ 8eacl1 CA 92683 llOO los.tl TheuncHt~ loc::atecs I ......... CMtlee .. tM Cly OOUlO a ~ At: C41P<tlrano ,, tMT II Cali! .,...~ tnoa bUlll\H8 II 00" c1IUMO Mid N(ll~ 5ell [)AT( l 14 H ~ ....... atraet. ltllrrlwr ... olaw -..... ,.~. l>UI<---c<on· Tl\•I l\Ulll\4IU ,, con duc19db••oeneta.ICMll'"'9< lautt and flacllOO to 10 ,........,.. ~tA, .._~ aw-. Celt· A ..... 11.._ CA. ~tad by 1 1 ~al oatt• OUCted by Ill\ .ncs.Y!0\191 tt"P oa '~'*' '" 111e county inc.. 9J': ~ w Of '•'"'• tHO • (1U) ~~Ml .....,, • ~"° Oavod 0 1Mn1et1 n. 11a1aoMnt .,.. IMooO #hert the tMI ptoperl'f " lllafN, YIH ,, .. 14Ht, ... ..,, CHAIS TINA L09 D£ll Tl'\tt atat#ftellt wa flled TM lllletfMl!I ,,.. flled W'\111119 (A)ut\1)1 ~ Oii Or IOCAted 17W ~ IM&., ._,.. OATIO V tt/11 ~d•WI of,,,. Perton a•>d' ""'"IM Coun!'r OI Or· 1"tt1 t"9 Caunly~ ~Or' ~ ~tj Oii J.81\UM'f ,. Oet• 02 13 841 ' -TWdll, CA -(11') CfTY Of MUN'TIMGTON UTATf OF BERNIE A tnge ~"~ ert J81'Uef'r lt llt'V9 County on -'--Y 1t 1~ MCO·,..O MOtllTOAOI fTI.-.2 a l ACM, •r· Allcl1 M MA"flN Minor 19M ltM ~ ,_ .. , I cowoaATIOM. ... NW Pul'.lllllled OUll'l'f Coast .,._ .... City ci.n. Publlanad Oranoe Coat P\t~ Or•noa Cnnt Putlllllhad °'""94 Coat Put>ldhlld Or-.. COB! ,,......, h ltnMTATI Dal!'f Piiot ~~ '° n ~ Orenoa Cont lo.ftf "'°' 'llt>N•r. 20 21 Orail\-""°''!IOI'*" ,, "° loe.tr Not r.otuar. ' 13 D*'Y Piio ,~ •:1 2fl TM/IT Dtlo .... vtea. Merctl e 1"6 o.My "*'' f•~u~ '° ltMI n ,... " M•rctl • 1"6 I )0. t7 ! 27. Mardi. , ... ,, lllC • ._.... "'9laft " ~. "1..U 11'1 6IM • Tl'\f~613 1 T" MO Ttl • T.,._., 4 • .. Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thurld1y. February 20, 1986 Ml.IC fl>Tte[ Ml.IC fl>TIC( MUC fl>TIC( MOC fl>ltCE NllC fl)TlCE ftCTnlOUe ....... OfWtQI COUNTY tnll'Oege II you ,.. to ... • IUNW COURT l"ICnnoul...... ACTmOUe ....... ~TmQUe...... aa. lnglon 9Meh. c.llf 92tol9 ,tOnnoue ...... MAm 8TAW auPIW COUWT r~ wtl.hln 30 dlVI of O!f C~WA MAim ITA,._,,y NAm ITA,,_.,, NAm ITAW ITATl•NT °' MICtlMI .-0'*1 Joyee, ...... trTAW The lolOwlnO peteont •re l'OO CMo c .... .., tll9 dete thllt tl'lle eummona COWITY Off WNTUllA The lollowlnQ penona.,. The fOIOorinO ~Ill Tiie ~ l*IOll It HANOOl•lffT O!f '612 We1M!f Ave .. •C112. The I~ l*90f\ • do6nQ ~ u Or Weet 19 .-wd on you,yout deftu" Hel of_.... dOlnQ buellleM ... clOlnO ~ .._ dOtnO ~ •· , Ull °' !'M:TITIOUI Hunt1ng1on &Motl. C1lll. dOlllQ ~ w WftofDJAMMl!A APAA'T a.n°t.aAM. may ti. lflleted end lhe -··~ FAANl<LIN AVl!NUI! OCANS W£ST MAAINA TAI Cll!AN WATl!A. 171 IU ... UMAm 92&49 A·1MAINTENANC1!1£A. MENT8. 4000 MtieArthur CA tnOI COUtlmll)'enterljudgmenl A-. PARTNERS, Ht Oovfr DEVELOPMENT COM· Alvettlde A.,., N"1)0tl The IOllOwlng ~r1on• Thia bualMU le con· VICE. t8781 Viewpoint Ln Bouie'v.,d, &ill• 700, ~ P111n111t • CHl[N VAN cont11nlng Injunctive Ot "9eM 210, om.. Newport BMcll. C.ilf PANY, '000 MaoArttlur Beed\, c.itt ~ h•Y9 ebeMoned the uM Of cl\IGted by huSband encl wtf9 ,85, Huntington 8"4tl, port 8wh, C.itt 92880 DANG Other ordtt• con~ Y~ CA-92MO loulevercl. Suite 100, ~ Owen Loftua. 117 Rl¥9t· the Flollttoue 8ualneu Trudy 1 .. JoyCI Calif. 92647 MldlenO• Company. • Ruponoenl NG oc dlvltiOn °..!!,:~~ .......... Plelnllll. JAM!S A J1mH T Rountre e . pott a..ctl. Calif. t2tWJO ltde Av... Newport BMd\, Name. STUSTIN VACUUM Thi. •l•temetlt ... llledOr Randy c. &SHadlln, 11711 Oelewete COtpotaOon. 4000 THANH THI VO euppoft, "'""' CUit .... ,, ,..,nv VEILLETTE 75-243 PIPC*.ood OrlY9, Aober\ F 8Mucllemp, Calif 92143 ANO SEWING Cl!NTER. with lhe County Clerk ef • Vi.wpoinl Ln 115. Hun1• MacArthur Boulev1rd, &ult• Cue No 024-38-ri2 tupot1. lllOfney .... coet•. ~· KATHY A Inell~ Wlffa, Clltf 92210 8t . 4000 MICArttlut Thi• bu•lnMt I• con· 1,586 Aedllll, TUl1111 Cellf ... COunty on JenuetY 31• lnolon BMctl. Celtf 92647 700, Nftpott a.acn. Cell! IUlllMOHI 1no IUOh oth« relief .. tney VEILL!TTf w MlchHI Hey, H Boulevlfd, &ult• 700, N9w-ducted by' .... lndMcluel 92880 tt&e 'TN• bu11neH •• COtloo 92te0 NOTlCll You IMtff Mef1 bogranledbytnecoun The CeMNo 01'2998 e .. con Bly, Ne wport port9Mch,calll 92&e0 Owenloftua The Flotltloua 8ulln... ,_.., cluciedby.anlnd~ David T BHuct11mp, eued, The coun ,._., deckM g11tnlatimen1 of w1g91. Ilk· IUMUONI BMdl. c.Jtt t2MO FUetwcl 1. 8eeuch1mp, Tiii• 1t11emen1 wq flied Neme referred to 1bove w•• Publtlhed Oranoe Coul Randy C. Sptedltn 4000 MacArthur Boulevard ..... Ml you wtetlout rout ng of moMV or P<OC>et!Y Ot NOne91 Y• ""9 Mlfl John A OIFrenc .. co, 4000 MllCAl1hur Boulev1td. with the County Cleric of Or· filed In Oranoe County on Deify Piiot FebruatY t3, 20, Thi• 111tement wu llled Suite 100, Newpon Beach, Mint heefd ~JOU,.. 01h1r coutl 1u1t1orlzed Mid. T'N-'MeYdeoWe 'SOt Surrey Ortve. Cotona Suite 700, ~t e..cn. llllQ9 County on Januwy 3, Auguat t2 t085 FILE NO 27, March 8, ttae ,. with Ille County Cl«ll Of Or· c aut 112eeo epond •"""'to ::Z:W Reed P<oc.edlng• m•y "'° r~lt ..-.t rev .....,. ,... del Mw . Calif. 92825 c1111 92&e0 1988 FU3&40 TH-83• ange County on JtlnVlfY 29. John Grlm1t1d, '000 tile lntonMtlon . FEB 25 1985 IMfnt hMfd ..,..._ ..-,.. Thi• bualne" 11 oon· Thia bu•lr'I .. • 11 con-n170a Carl 81te1, 626 Well ... -IC MnflC[ tt&e MtcAr1tlur Boulev1rd, Suite 11 you with 10-" the 114. L" A. 9flfl0tl, Clefl, I r. .,..... wttMn 10 ..,._,..... ducted bY. • generlll part· ducted by: • g-al P•rt· Publllhed Orange CoM1 Monterey, Pomon1, Celll. r~ nu ,_1 100, Newport e.ach, Call! v1Ce of an attorney In rhls LJdta Ceudltl, hputy Clilftl ~ lntonNtteft below. neral\lp . ntnhlp Deity PUot Januvy 30, Feb-91718 Publlthed Ot~ CoMI 92680 malle< you ahOUlcl do so N ll1n OIO. Altotney •I II you wlah 10 ..-the llO· W MlchMI Hl'J Richard &MuohlmP tulry 8, 13, 20. 19N Thia bull,_ wea COii· ,ICTITIOUI ....... Dally Pilot FeC>t'UatY 8, 11. J11M1 B 8Huch1mp, prompity IO thet your writ· ~aw. 1~0/ ~ 171~ Str~ vtc. of •n atlOfr\IY In Ihle Thi• 1t1tement wa• !fled Thie atltement wu 111.0 TH-574 ducted by• en lnclMdual T=to!tT~':.,"!:! are 20. 21. 19N 4000 MecAntlur 8oulev11d. ten response. ti any. m1y be 9 u~Os · anlt n1. miller. yOu lhOUld clo tO with the County Clerk 01 Of. wilh the Coun1y Ctetk Of Ot· Thie 111tement wH tiled dol butl u · T!'i..ec>2 Sull• 100. N-pon Beech. ltled pn time l 2 P ·~---0 Coe•t promptly ao ttl•t your writ· 1nge County on Janult'f t5, ange County on JanullY t6, Pla.IC fl)TICE With the County Ciertc of Or· .no CUT "TeovE SEA· C1llf 92&e0 ' AVllOI Usted '" sklo oe-uou .. ._ r1nge , ten rnponM. If eny. may be t9&e t988 ange COunty on Febru1ry 6, " Snlfley E Beauetlimp. mand•do El trlbunet puede 0111y Piiot Februery 8, 13, filed on lime ,.._.1 f2lllU 'ICTITIOUI .., .... , l&le VICES, 243 I N Tuaun Ave. flt&IC N()TIC( 4000 M1<:Art11Yr Boulev1rd I dec:1d11 conrra Ud tm au-20. 27 l988 AYllOI Ualect ha aldo de-Publlahed Orange Colll Publlahed Orenge Cout N.U. ITATa•NT Publletl.o Orange Coul Sle H, Senti Ane, c.Jll Suite 700 Newpo<t ee1e11 dlencll a menos qu. Ud ,.. Th-8t7 mandldO El tribunal~ Dally Pilot Januwy 30. ~I>· Dally PUot Jenuary 30. Feb-The following ~ la o.lly PllOI Februwy t3, 20, 92i~ N Th fbet 2851 ~~A~N Cell! 92660 I aponda dentro e1e 30 dlH decldlr con1r1 Ud lln au· ruwy 8. 13, 20, 19N rulfY 8. t3. 20. 1988 doing bUllnesl u . 21, Maren 8, 19&8 • u • T1111 bu1tn1n 1s con· lea 11 inlorm1elon que fllltllC fl>TIC[ dlenel• • menoa que Ucl r• TH·583 TH-582 GERMAN CAR REPAIR, TH-833 ~•I• Rd · Oranoe. Calll The lolloWlng peraone are dueled by • geM<•I pert· 11gue . spond• dentro de 30 dtu 1 19 Santi INbel, Co111 9261 dOlng buelnaae •: ne<ltl•P SI USled desea tollClll' .. , FICTITIOUl IUIMll L.. I• lnlotm•. clon que DlllDt .IC lllnfll'C ... _IC lllnTIC[ Meta. Call! 92827 PWLIC fl>TICE Suean G Thurber. 285111 MAR BLES a E A.UT. y 01'fld T 8Nuch1mp conse10 de un ebOgado en NAME I TAT'IMENT llgue r~ "" iw. r~ "" Walter E Oultt, 119 Sent• W""•I• RO . Orange, c.J SOLON 3483 Via Llclo Ttltt a111ement WH IOed Hll asunlo deberla ,,_,o Tne follOWlng peraon I• $1 Ulled 0-aoffclte/ el INbel Ave . Coetl MMe. llDa07 9261 • Beech Clllt t2te3 'f"llh Ille Counly Cterlr. ol Or· lnmedlltamenle de estl doing business H conNIO de un abOgado en K·JI022 FICTTTK>Ul ltUIMll Calif 92827 ITATWmNT Of' Thll bu11ne11 la con· Newport ti A · t cl enge County on Januuy 15. mi ne r a su respuesta C A EAT I II E C Cei f C .... atunlo. debetla tl-1<> F~~A~.JI T~:::!.TATaflll/DfT t hll l>ullnas 1$ c;on• AaANDOf-NT Of' ducted by I general Plfl· H=• Hejl~i:~ ~~ 986 esc;rill SI hey atguna puede• SORTIUM THE E L I mmedl111men1e, de u te ng petaona .,. ducted by 1n Individual UU Of' AC1TT10UI oerthlp . Anehllm 'C4llt F219355 ,., r tstred•. uemi>o E c L E c TI c . AK ER s miner• au reapu•ll• The lollOwlng per.ant,,. doing bualnMI.. Walter E. Oullt IU ..... NA• Suaan G Thurber N He/bof, . Publtlhed Orange Coast 1.;8 THE RESPONDENT ENTERPRISES 2Q612 Reel HCrltl ,j hay ilgune, puede doing bullneu u : G1tden WORLOVIEW TAAllEL, This ati tement wu tiled The lollowl er1one This 1t11emen1 WU llled 92805 Oeiry Pllol Ji nuery 30. Feb· The pelltlonef nu flied 1 Lane Hunungton S.ech -reglstrl<I• 1 tlempo. VlffW. 2878 S1nt1 AN Ave , '700 Teller Avenu.. New· with Ille County Clerlt ol Or· tl•ve •b•~ 1~ uM 01 wtttl the County Clettl of Or· This bualneu ':no C: rulfY 8. 13 20 1986 pellllon concerning your Caltl 92648 I· TO THE RESPONDENT· Coal• MMe. CA 92827 port Beacl1, Clltl 92&e0 •noe County on JltlUafY 28, tne Flclltlous Bualneu enge County on Januaty 2'. ducted by. hutlband TH-58t Susan L Akers Gr1vee. The petllloner hi t flied 1 Jolln I. Uhl, 1019 Mirian Beverly Grice Della•, t988 N FOTO EXPRESS a t988 Sey1tlh RMlegat 1 20612 fleet Li ne. Hunl· peuuon concerning your Lii/le, Newport BNen. CA 20072 H81t>ot 111e Line. ..--U4 lime. R SE CO 1'119110 This atatement was fleet 1ngton Beach Calll 926'6 m1rrl11g9 11 you 1111 10 Ille 1 92660 Huntington Beech. Cellt Publllhed Of•nQa CoMt VISUAi. ENTEAP 1 · Publllhlld Oranoe Cout with the County C.. of Or· ---This business 11 con· responae wtthln 30 deya of Tilts buslneu 11 con· 92848 Dilly Piiot Fec>ruary 13. 20. ~5:!. ~~;"~~": • Coell D•lly PllOt February 15. t3, ange County on January 21. DEATH NOTICES dueled 1>y ,,, mdtv1du11 the dete lhll 11111 summon• due1ed by an lndlvklu•I John Edwud Oell H . 27. MlfCh 8, t986 Th4l Flctlll 8 lne 20. 27. 19815 t9&e Sus.n L. Akers Gr1ves II NfVed on YoU yaur ~•ult Jolln l. Uhl 20072 Harbor '"' L.,,.. TH-648 ou• UI .. TH-804 '111411 PARKER FRAZEE This s111ernen1 was flllld m•y be en1er9d Ind the Tilts s1a1ement wu flllld Huntington Beech, C1111 ~met re~ed to ~i wu Publlatled Orange Cout JOSEPH (JOE) VER W A L T E R M wllh the Counry Clerk ol Or· court m•y enter 1 judgment with the County Clerk of Or-92848 flta.IC NOTICE J 1 ~ ;~• FILE" Y Nr; "8.IC NOTICE o.Hy PllOt Fet><urt 8. 13, ange County on J1nuar; 3. conletnlng Injunctive or ·~County on Janu1ry 2,, This bustnH• la con· F~:l°me 20, 27. 19~ NON PARKER, born FRAZEE. passt-d 1986 . other orders concerning 19 ducledby hu1b1ndandwtle FICTmoutaullNl!ll Kuo Tung Hu1ng 1105 FICTITIOUl9UIMll TH·5M November 26. 1960 In dWay February 18 Fa11M dlvt11on of property lpoUMI f2Mt4a Beverly Grace Delle• NAME ITATE•NT Deb 0 c .M NA• I TAtt•NT l n g I l• w 0-0 d-CA l G8o Beloved ho ' Publlstied Or1nge Co1st support, child cullOcty. cttlld Publllhed Orange Cout This statement wll llllld The following ~ It C :~ u. r • c.lit';2152:U· The lollowlng peraona Me ---------, s-Ual1y""l>Jrot January 30. l"eb-auporl ill0tney r ... coaft Dally Plto~ January 30, Mb-with the e ountyClefk OI Or-dolng_bulll\llla as:. QI ...,..u., ' doing~:--+-~111111HP.1tf)f1C(-passecJ awav F'f•bru-band o f AJyce F'razet-. ruary 6, 13. 20. 1988 end tueh olh« reltef ~.may ruary 6. t3, 20, 1988 ange Counry on J1nu1ry t5, W E S T B E S T 0 ~ ~engM 1 !~5 ~~r: GA NOA LL ANO AS· --;..;.;=.;;...;.;.;;.;~:...- ary 19. 1986 in Los loving father of Rich· TH-578 be granted by tne court The Ttl-590 t986 f211111 ACCT'INGfTA.)( SERVICE. 9~628 oa 1 1 ' e SOCIA TES. INC. TITLE f1CTIT10Ua llU9MU Angel es a ( ll• r d ii rd 0 Frazee • n11DLIC NOTICE g1rnl1tlrnent•o1 wegea, talc· DllDllC MnTfCE o P11ubPll111tledt J Orange30CF~t ~/,l;'ber Run. Irvine. Calll Thia bullne11 wu con· ~~2RtEi~~~~~lt::.R~. NAMI! STATIMRNT ... gth 11 M t 1 Cl ruo Ing of money or property 0t '"~ nu a y o enulfY • e.,.. L 0 ducted bw a a ....,..e<al part· · The lollowlng pertt0n1 we lt"n y 1 nt'SS r 1ro! 1t•1 a renre other court •ulhorlzed ruary 6, l3.20. l986 1wrenc1 ouglas • .,_.. S1nt1An1.Calll 9270' dolngbualneuu: Parkt•r grudUJtl'd f'rn1t•t• JOd Sisl er, FICTITlo'-t•UllNEll prooeedlngsm1yaleor .. ult. ACTTTIOUl aUIMll TH·577 EcklundC. 60 2T7tmber Run. ~~!P1111--1 wu llled Gand1JI and ANOC11t ... f om Un lV lliah ll>dhtj C rt Gra d NAME STATEMENT NOii 29 198, NAME ltATE•NT lrvlne. 1111 9 1' •• • ,.. .. _. Inc Qe41ware 2321 South SO. CAL SPECIALTIES . r rvl•r..1 . " · • J 1·r 1 n · The following pe<son 11 The following~.,.. PllJLIC NOTICE This business 11 con-with the County Clerk of Or· M•nllob• Drive Senta Ana 19481 Brookllurat Blvd . School 111 11178 dnd (Jlht•r uf.J11l Suz..inne doing busineu u 1 '41c1""'t ~ o;"·~ doing l>uslneaa q : ducted by an Individual •noe County on February 5. Celtl 9270.. ' ' Huntington Beach, Calif. was ciltl'nding Oranl(l' Fran-..· Rtt.hard 0 SILllERWOOO GALI.ERV c~. . ..... . HOLIDAY MEMORIES. FICTITIOUI ..,...... L•wrer>oe Ecklund l986 Thi• buatneH •• con-92&46 ... (' 0 a lo l c" 11 ('gt• F'rJ7t't' Jr Walwr 2300 H11bor Blvd .,, Cost• Pubhthed Orange CoMI ,7, Weslminster Ave .. New· NAME ITAn MENT Thia •l•tement WU fifed Publllhed Ortnge ~I ducted by • corpor1tton .J Andr-R. Zanltll, 20462 Survivors tndudl hii, M ·I , F' . Ill Meu Cahl 92626 Ollty POol February 8 t3 port Belch. Calif. 92883 The IOltowlng peraon ta with the County Cletk of Or· Dally Piiot Fet>ru1ry 13. . T e r , y A M 1 1 • ~lllrnmer Ln.. Huntington t \ tn ra7t't', • M1nuel Martinez 19 tll S 20 'l7 1986 ' . V I. Debbie Grit)', ,74 doing bualnees u ange County on Janu1ry 11. 27. Much 6. tGN thewlN p /Treuurer Beech, Calll. 92Me loving part>n~ Curlis Eugc•nt· Alt"<ander Main Los AllQ9les Cell! Th~l8 w .. 1m1n1ter AY9 . Newport COAST CUSTOM CABI· 19&8 TH-63' Thia 1t1lement wu meet Clifton Wlfflwn [)y9, 8218 F' and M an Lou1!>l' frdZt't' Jnd dlso l90007 eeac;11,c 1111 92663 NETS. 359 R1mon1 Wey. F2IUDO wttt11t1eCountyC1et11olOr· Paw1uclc.er Or .• Huntington Park£>r o f · lrvint• ~unt\'l>d h' 1 ., . t ThlS bu11ness " con-mm•ic NOTICE Ev• Jean Upton, 9341 Coel• Meu. Calll 92627 Publ~tled Orange Cout Pl&.IC NOTICE 1nge County on ~ 29. Beach, Cllll. 9264e ·' W ,,.lna dueled by an 1ndtvldual r""'° Tldewaler Cir . Hunt1ng1on R Cr•lg N-oomb, 359 011ty Pilot February 13. 20. 1988 Thi• bu11,,.11 11 C()n· bro tht>rs. W1l11c1m gr.i11u:,,011 o ter Manuel Martinez 8"cl1. Calif 92646 Ramone Wey. Coeta M .... 27. Maret\ 6. 1986 flC1TT10UI 9UIMll f2IM:IO dU01ect by: • ganerll S>er1· (Sandra) Po:1rker of Ml lv111 F r,111'{· l V ThlS statement wu t1111d PUl&.ICATION Thia buslneH 11 con· Clllf 92627 TH-6« NAME ITAtt•NT Publlal1ed Ot1nge Cout Mrllhip M ission \'it•JO dnd Mt•n i11rtd l \l'r\'ICt'S w11111ne Coun1y Cler11 or Or· ':~~~.: ducted by •general pan-This bu1tne11 I• con· PllJLIC NOTICE The IOllowlng pet11<>n1 .,. Oally Pllol Februlfy 8. 13. Clifton William [)yd F red P arkt·r o f ll ,_, h ·Id Sat angeCoun1yonJ1nuary t5 .... C''"llATION nershlp ductedl>y 1n lndlv1<1u11 dolng bualnessu· 20,27, 1986 This atltement WM ni.o WI .,.. ( • Ur· 1986 .,., loA \I L Debbie Gr1y R Craig Newcomb THE CAPE. 1000 Soulh TH~1 with the County CMlttl of Or· Irvine grandpart-nt:>. ddy F1·bru.i.ry 22 al 2 ,.... THE COSTA MESA This statement WU llllld Thi• s111emen1 WU flllld ITA~~':r°' Colet Drive, Coat• M.... angeCountyonJanuary2$, Mr and M r.. VJ p M dt lht:' South PubllSll&d Oranl\A Cout PLANNING DIVISION HAS with the County Cler~ ol Or· with the County Cl«k of Or· •i•~..-OF Clltl 92626 1986 .. ,,.. PREPARED A NEGATIVE ~ Cou F 3 ,. ...._.._ .. , DllmtlC lllnflC[ -Tannlund u l Bo1M· Sh,, r ,. Ba p I's l Dairy Piiot Januery 30 Feb· DECLARATION AOORESS· •noe County on Januaty t ... , ange nty on ebru1ry . UIE Of' FICTITIOUI Arne! M~I Com· r~ nu .. _ d • ruar; 6. 13 20 1986 1986 19815 p.,,y, a C1lllornl1 Cotpo<· Publllhed Oriange Coa.t Idaho, .rnd M r un I l hur < h Laguna TH-579 ING POSSI BLE EN· ~ F--FJOD007 9UltNEll NAME Hon, 505 Nor1h Tustin Av· FICTITK>UI Ml ... 11 Dilly Piiot February 15, 13, M r.. Wallt•r Johru.J>n Nl!iUt I (.'A VIRO NMENTAL IMPACTS PubOsl1ed Or1nge Cout PubUstled Or1nge Coul The lollowlng persona enue Sulll t50 Santa Ml NA• ITATE•NT 20. 27 1961 o f San Li:andro Also 1o·c0 11 r111r Lo:1g u ha ' Dlm•ic NOTICE FOR THE FOLLOWING Dally Piiot January 30. Fet>-1 Delly Piiot Februery 13. 20. ~:ve :?c~~ 1;: 5~~ ~1 Calif ' 92705 · · The IOllowlng peraons.,. · . ed b h { 1 M l"UU\. PROJECT ruary 6. 13. 20. 1986 27, Mareh 6. 1988 • u u e 5 This bualneu It con-doing bu"'-9 u : SUf\i 1v v m·p 1:w J 1 l ~ or tu.try I OEllELOPMENT REVIEW TH-578 TH-6'3 Name AMERICAN OUALI· ducted by a corporation THE PENNHILL LANO ---------Rl(·hard Parker o:1nd FICTITIOUI •UllNEll OR·66·03 FOR ROBERT F T't' CABINET. 245 Ftsner George .L Argyroa Chief COMPANY. 595 The City "8JC N()JIC[ niece Rl'Ol'<' ParkN NAME STATEMENT BAGBY. AUTHORIZED PllJLIC NOTICE PllJLIC NOTICE C·5. Coa16 Masa, Callf ExecullveOftlcar · Drive, Suite 201. Ot•noe. --------- 1.... h f M I 1 The following person 11 AGENT FOR MILO EQUIP· 92626 Thia Slatemenl wu llllld Calll 92668 f1C1TTIOU9 .,._.. ~ll 0 1:.s1on Vw.10 doing ouslness •• MENT CORPORATION, AC1TT10UI 9UltNEll flCmtoUI 9UIMll The Fldlllous Business with the Count Clet1! of Or· Oouglu K. Hone. 898 MAm ITA.,....,., GrdVt:'<>ld<· <.;l'rVI((•<.; (a) MICHAEL Zll.Z MAN· POST OFFICE BOX 6'95. NA• ITAn•NT NA• ITAn tnNT Namerete'rred 10 above wu •noe County cJi J1nu1ry 29 Mo llsvlll e L•n•. Ger-The following pet'1IOn la will Ix· hl·.ld Satur , ftACl'IC V9W AGEMENT (b) The M Z M SANTA ANA. FOR A OE· The• followlng perlOn 11 Tiie lollowlng PeflOn It filed tn Orange County on 1986 ' dnervllte. Nevlda 894 tO clolng bualneet M: d f" •b "2 11 mAL ftAM COMPANY (C)MICHAEl.. llELOPMENT REVIEW TO doing l>ualneat u doing bu•lnea• a• November 22. 1985 FILE , .. 17 Tnomu e.. Tueller, 596 CONSUL TI NO ENGi· d\ l rudry -,· ZILZ MEEllNGS. 9 EM· CONSTRUCT ~ 2 STORY. MOMS FOR LU NCH. GDF SERlllCES. 3253 NO F293t25 • Published Or• Cou t The City Drive. Sult• 201. NEERI NG GROUP, 7812 A M ill P.iuru \ ww C«netery •Mortuary I ecu11ve C1rc1e Sle 250, 18.000 SQUARE FOOT OF· 322'~ Mu lne Ave , N-port ldano l.n. Costa M .... Calif J MichHI Sedlllo. 2356 S Dally Pllol Febru':J: t3 20 Or1nge. C•lll 921lee Timber Clrote, Huntington M,·miinal Park Nt•w Cn..,.i • Cremetcwy Irvine Call! 9271' FICE AN O SE RVICE s.acn. Calif 92662 92826 Cutty W1y •39. Anaheim, 27 Maren 15 l986 ' ' Wllll1m E. Ge/Win, 595 Beect1. c.Jlt 92648 port Eka< h family 3500 Peclftc View 0rtw R M1c11ae1 Z1lr 814 CENTER BUILDING FOR Ruth Connie JoMtlon. Gary DeWitt Fisher. 3253 Calll 92802 ' ' TH-649 The City Drive, Suite 201. C. Fincher, 7872 Tlmbet -1 Newport Beectl Narcissus Corona def Mar. SONY CORPORATION. 1577 W Bair.er St . Coate ldahO Ln . Cotti M .... Gatti Sllertll C Sedillo. 2356 S Or1nge, C1NI 92668 Circle, Huntington Beech, !;URgt·:.I memor1a &4+2700 Call! 92625 LOC ATED A T 2729 Mesa.Cehl 92626 92626 Cutty Way •39. Anal1eim, Thia butlne u la con· Cell1,92Me contnbul1un~ bt• madt This bualneas 11 con· BRISTOL STREET. COSTA This bu11ness 11 con-Ttltt bualnen Is con· Caltf 92802 "8.IC NOTICE d.ucted by • generll Plfl· This bualne11 I• con- to tho.. L eiigut• ol H"'_,_.. ·-dueled by an 1ndM<lual MESA. IN A CL ZONE EN· duaed by an lndlvi<luel ducted by an Individual Thll buSlnesS WU con· nersnlp ducted by an lndMdual U .... ' .. -----R M.chaet Zll7 11 1 R 0 NM ENT A L 0 E . Rulll c Honnston Gery 0 Fl.net ducted by a lnd1Vldu1Js (huS· FICTTTIOUI ..,..... TllOmM E Tueller c. Flnchlr ntll~ ...... un A"."<'fl MT. ouw This Slalemenl WU hied TERMINATION NEGATIVE This statement WU flied This st11emen1 WH ttled bind & wilel NA• ITAn MENT Thi• *"""*'' -flied Thia 1111ernent waa ft4ecl tan C h1 ldn•n SJnw M0t1uarv • c.m.tery wtlll 1ne County Clerk ot Or· OE CLARA TION with the County CW11'11 01 Of. with the County Clefk ot Of. This 1111emen1 was ttllld The following peteon1 ue w11h 1111 County Clerk of Of. wt1tl the County Clet'll of Of. Ana l,JUnt ti = 14 7 Crematory ange County on Janu1ry 2. FOR FURTHER INFOR· anoe County-on J1nu1ry t5. ange County on JanUlfy 3 1, with the County Clerll ol Or· <IOlng busl,,... u ange County on Janull)' 29. ange County on January 2,, PO Box 11!\0 Sant.a 162S a&arA.. 11986 MATION PLEASE CALL 1966 1986 1nge Coun1yonJanuary30. THE BABYSAFE COM· t9&e , t986 , ', C MeM \ Fa-o THE PLANNING DEPART· Fm:M1 ~ t988 PANY. '682 W"'* Ave . ,,_. fl2l9tD And, CA 92702 Pa-oete Pubhsl'le<l Orange Cou1 MEN T AT (7 14) 7~5245 PubhSl1ed Oranoe Cout Publlsn.d Ot1nge Coul Published Or1nge Cou1 •Cl 12. Huntington Beach, Publllhed Orange Coal1 Published Oranoe eoa.t c:1hc Vww M ortuary S40-SSS4 Dairy Pilot Januery 30, Feb-PubUshed Orange Coast Dally P1tol January 30, Feb-01lly Ptlot Fet>rU91Y 13. 20. Daily Ptlol February 6. t 3, C1li1 92&49 Delly Piiot Februery 8. 13, Dally Piiot Febnlwy 8, 13, Directors 64'1·2700 ruary 6. 13. 2C 1986 Diiiy Prlot Fet>ru1ry 20, 19156 ruary 6. 13, 20 1988 27. March 8. 1986 20. 27. 1986 Trudy LM Joyce, "'612 20. 27. t988 20. 27. ttee TH-575 Th-e&4 TH-580 TH-837 TH-622 W1tner Ave. irC 112. Hunt· ~ 0 CHICK IVERSON Chevrolet • Porsche • Audi 441 E. Coast Hwy., l••••rt h1oll 113-0100 Highest Quality Sales & Ser vice 0 HUNTINGTON CHRYSLER /PLYMOUTH Visit our A ward Winning Ser vice Department. The 111 Chrysl er Corporation facility in Or ange County . 16661 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-0631 • 540-5164 C) liCillD ...... "SPECIALI ZING IN MERCEDES BENZ" And all Ot her Fine European Automobiles l .A.'s o nly a uthoriied Cl,net dealer AU MAKES ANO MODELS 714-557-4040 0 CREVIER BMW SALES • SERVICE • LEASING "WRere Professional Attitude Prevails'' S.,.c::lelll lng In Europeen 0.lht•ry. fllc•l,.nt Set.c:tlon of New end c•r•fully ~ep•l"ed UMd BMW'• always 1n stock 835-3171 208 W. 1at St., Santa Ana Corner ol Broadway & 1st St Closed Sundays GSTERLING SALES -SEIVICE -LUSIH -'HTS Overseas Delivery Spec1e ltsts BMW -ROLLS ROYCE 1540 Jamboree Rd. Newport Beach 840-D'l'll~ 4D JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS I 1301 Ou•ll 81. -N•w C•r Loc•t#on 1001 OU•ll SI. -ReNI• Dl~l•lon 0 World'5 LsrQest Selection of fT\ I A Mercedes Benz ~ 833-9300 .1 Slits ......... ,.,,, • Stnlct • ..., s ... 0 &;~th County~ VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU CALIF'S :t 1 I LARGEST VOLKSWAGEN DEALER NEED WE S AY MORE? Parts Open M-Sat 8 • 5 30 Sat 9 • 4 pm Service m-F11 7 30 • 6 p m. 11711 BUCH BLVD HUNTIHGTON BEACH 714/ 842-2000 0 NABERS CADILLAC @ 2100 1111101 ILVD., COSTA IESA (114) 140-1100 (213) 111-1211 •Best Prices • Convenient Location • Great Location • Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales .People _.,,. ' ' PACIFIC OCEAN o COMMONWEALTH VOLKSWAGEN &)). 'FAMILY STORE SrNCE '53' -W Sa le• • Service -Lea.ing ~ He-0110 0 THEODORE ROBINS FORD U.S.A.'s # 1 Thunderbird Retail Dealer Modern Sales. Service. Part s. Body, Paint & Ttre Oepts Compet1t1ve Rates On lease & Daily Rentals 20IO lar'9r lhtl., Cetta 1111 142-0010 tr 140-1211 0 HOUSE OF IMPORTS • Ease of Ownership terms • Luse convenlence-12·72 mo • Selec1 from 100 +-new and pre-owned • Delivery In Europe option diet Mercedff 714/213 837-2333 Santa Ana (5) FrHway ~ Beach In Buena Park ... , .. MIS'l10>1 l/1£J() f , ... . . 0 808 LONGPRE 0111nge CC>tJncy'J Ofdest & Llrges1 Pontla< DH!enhlp at leach ~ & tM GlltUn G~ FfttWlrf f7t4 ft2 .... lt f7t4) 'N·2IOO Vie perform all Ponti•< war111my wottc. ~rdteu of where )'CMI or~lnally pure.hated 'fOU' car. CWWll IN>llDAY WD .... UNTii. .... P•. [iYA]~ BUICK Laius JAGUAR 1SUZU the PROFESSIONAL APPROACH 71 4.979 .2500 2925 H arbor B o u le v a rd 0 • Costa Mes a , CA • S. mcg1orr PONTIAC • TRANS AM • flRlBIRO • 5000 Sil • l'~RISl[NNC • BONNE Vil ll • CRAN9 PRIX • SUNBIRO CONVlR118U • I 1000 • GRANO AM Wt Sell llcitlllllt a l1lCIJOl PONTIAC .FIEllO 24'0 Hart. llwd. Costa Mm Newpert h aeh 714/549-4300 a. fllC90l SUBARU . SLASHES • PRICES! • LI QUIDATIN G 1985 MODELS lH>ER MY ClllCl.IMSTMCCS WE Wll NOT BE UNOERSOlD! ·-- SUBARU "24'0 Hart. llwd. Costa Mts1 Newpon Btldl ;~4,~9-4300 G ORANGE COAST JEEP /RENAULT # 1 11 TN W11t I• ll1J1 IHI S.1 For I run ~. oen~e •SALES IU• MAg_1!,vn t : ~~~:~~ ~ • ACCESSORIES DEPT. G UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE . HONDA 2llO H•rbor Blvd. Coeta M... 540-0713 • • a a a a 'assn et . a o o a ) a as ·neoo 0000 a a • -·-·~~~ • --...e L • ............ • 2 -Image/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday. February 20, 1986 On the cover A 1pirallng column of pin tuck• fn bei.ge 1Uk crepe defines the body in thi1 BUI Blau deslan that bare• one shoulder and features vertical pleata at the hem. Call642-S678 j Put a few w ords to work for r ou \ I " Femininity, Design collections reflect a changed mood for milady Br MADGE HAMMOND o.ir ... C.<--Al New and exc;1 t1ngl That's how specialists in fthe fashion field describe women s clothes that you'll see in stores this spring. One of the most s1gnif1cant aspects the consumer will have is options, said Noddle Weltner. special events coordinator for I. Magnln's South Coast Plaza and La Jolla stores. .. You can choose from many new looks. or you can take the do-it-yourself approach and combine elements of one or more of them to create a personalized couture." Although fashion experts have broken the spring collections into almost a dozen categories. a common theme -fem1n1n ity and romantic -runs through most of them The collections represent what generally Is referred to as a changed attitude or what Vogue magazine also calls "a new mood" in women's fashions. Reflecting contemporary life- styles the new mood or attitude emphasizes body conscious. ness. with clothes conforming to the wearttr's body shape. Design takes into consider- ation today's woman's desire for ease and comfort In dressing as well as her efforts to achieve and/or maintain an attractive. healthy body through diet and exercise. The feminine, romantic con- cept was stressed In Interviews with Waltner, Tracy Begley, de- partment manager of dresses, suits and coats at Saks Fifth Avenue in South Coast Plaza, and with Rosemarie Troy, cor- porate fashion merchandise di- rector for Bullocks Wiishire. "The overall attitude for Spring 86 will be very feminine and chic," Weltner predicted. "This means that both romantic and/or sexy looks will dominate." On th~ other hand. In creating a personalized cout.ure through chic mix. women may combine menswear-inspired suitings and spo rtswear with feminine pieces or details, she said. In line with the shift to feminine and romantic clothing, you'll see 1 full skirts. puffed sleeves and lots of white linens, includlng a Wlmbleton line, at Saks. accord- ing to Begley. "Our linens in bright prints - (Pleue ~ SPRINO/P9) David Hayea• timeleu fuhlon1 are in- novative but not trendy. Flne wool and 1Uk fabric• underacore hie clauic themea. Collection la at Bullock• Wllahlre. Proper care keeps new wardrobe looking good By MADGE HAMMOND Dally """1 CO<f..._..s.,.l Once you acquire your spring wardrobe, how do you take care of 11? Actually, the first and most important step comes before the purchase, fabric care specialists stress "Read labels on clothing before buying," advises Mary Marquardt, owner of Van's Dry Cleaners in Corona del Mar and a member of the Orange County Dry Cleaners Association 's board of directors. GEAR UP FOR SPING ... "Also, get to know your dry cleaner And make sure he or she understands how the garment to be cleaned is constructed and 'ldlat fiber or fibers are In It. When there's a blend of fibers, the dry cleaner must treat the garment according to the most delicate one." Brochures on how to care for fabrics. publlshed by the Inter- national Fabrlcare Institute; offer these suggestions: •Be sure the garment contains a permanent care label Check to be sure the garment can be ' ' l N• • • I ' J ;J''" J' ~' •li•r 1i r ,f ~· 1 1rt• .t " l' J ' l' tr J r ' J I J ,., tt, r f J~~ ~A ~£@]~ ..cleaned by aprocess you will be comfortable using and ask ques· tlons before you buy. •Try on garments before purchasing -not only for fit but to determine if construction de- tails -such as buttons. z1pp~rs. linings and trims -are sewn properly. •Check trims. buttons and decorations. including sequins. and how they are applied. Com- ponent parts should withstand the same cleaning procedures as the garment. •Try to determine whether ,-- innerfacings, especially at the lapel and coat fronts of tailored garments are fused, rather than sewn. to the shell fabric. If fused, blisters and wrinkles could de- velop after dry-cleaning. •Avoid buying tight-fitting garments. Allow for shrinkage. since most fabrics are stretched during manufacture. This advice also applies to leather and suede. since hides are stretched during tanning When buying leather clothing. Marquardt suggests examining the skin's reverse side to ensure 1t is smooth and not scarred from injuries to the animal. Although scar tissue and vein marks sometimes are masked with fillers. the imperfections become apparent after cleaning when the fillers are removed, IFI notes Once you have your new clothes, Marquardt and IFI cau- tion that you should avoid fa bric contact with solutions containing alcohol, such as perfumes. lo- tions and hair spray which cause chemical burns on clothing. (Please aee CARE/P9) Guy Laroche cordially invites you to come in and view his spring collection 'I I/, I. ( r J 1 )tAr J[J · r JrWPuPT Bf /i.()i . r 71 4 J M 4 :.io10 33 Fashion Island Newport Beach, Ca (7 14) 644 -7323 ANNUAL TIE SWAP Bring us your old ties and trade for any new tie in our stock. We'll allow you $5.00 for any old tie you brin& in (one tie trade -in for each new tie purchased throu2h the end of February). Once again we'll award a prize, at the end of the month, for the most outraceous tie traded in. Join us for the fun! All TRADE -IN TIES WILL BE DONATED TO CYSTIC FIBROSIS. MuttrClfd, Visa I Amenclft Elprns F ASNON lSlAll> COT CMD &" ... ./($ ~ ~¥. /.9.PJ . . #I Faahlon laland 844-0284 · Sweatshirt• It Shirt• for MOTHER'S DAY and THE GRADUATE I Fashion• for Girl•, T eene A Jani or• 963-7133 18055 Magnolia • Fountain Valle Jiour1: Mon., Tue., Wed .• S.t. 10.6 ...,. Thura .. Frt. 10·7 Sunda 12·5 - , .. ,.. Matcblng bat. boota come In mallt-colo eaede with tapeetry trim. At Serena •a. Purses baggin floral designs, embosserTleather, tapestries- By JOYCE SCHERER BODLOVICH frame with textured f~br!Y' that anything In the world." said o.ier,...c_.,,,..,, can be worn day or evening. The 1 Trosko. "Beaded bags were Popular floral designs have frame Itself Is a fashion state-once limited to formal affairs. moved into the handbag scene. ment. It can be purchased In a Today they are everywhere. The Small dressy purses and larger small or medium sized style.·· beaded bags can be· worn with a framed handbags in spring col-Other fashionable looks, ac-shoulder strap or carried as a ors can be found at any of the 10 cording to Trosko, are embossed handbag. They are fun, and look Chic Accessories. located in a leather flower prints and woven very stylish." number of Orange County shop-tapestry. Serena, located at Fashion ping -centers inctudlng Souttr "The lndran pastel earth lsfan<i, carries a colfectlon of Coast Plaza In Costa Mesa. shades and floral prints In Italian handbags by designer "Fabrics, prints and florals In burgundy and greens are very Paul Mayer. black or white with a splash ?f popular. Shoulder bags are Jeff Levy, associate to Paul pastel In greens, pinks or yellows, stylish as well as functional with Mayer_, said the floral deslg.ns are Is what W!1 are seeing for spring," needed room for carting all the manufactured from a blend of said Chic's handbag buyer Mary essentials," she said. silk and linen. Pastel purses, Trosko. Beaded bags, for years seen avallable In several styles, with "We have a purse very remi-only at night, are now spotted matching shoes, are shaded In nlscent of the 1920 style." said during the daytimehours. greens, yellows. blues and pinks. Trosko. "It has a burnished metal "Beads seem to be outselling (Pleue eee DESIGNS/PS) Complexlon & Bocly Care lerwlce1 ftN LADIES & GENTLEMEN ~ ~ "DIKover the dlffw•n<• ••pen cor• con moli• In your llflf"O'"Onc. ond ye1.1r a:ttitudel" • PACIALS • SPICIAL MASQUH • IODY PACIALS • n t N PACIALS AND DU' CLIANllNO • MAKl.U' • LASH AND HOW TINTING •INDIVIDUAL PLASI IYI LASH A"LICATION • PACIAL WAXING• IODY WAXING by DIANNE DllRON Image/An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Thursday, February 20, 1986 -3 Getting a leg up on fashion Texture.d . decorative hosiery- the b tg news in accessorfes 11J JOYCI SCHERER 80DLOVICH DlltJ,... 0..1 I JJ JP .. PI Texture. texture and more texture la the hot look for hosiery this spring. •• Art Boutman, head bvyer for Parklane Ho- siery's nationwide stores, says textured nylons are avallable In fine lines, lace and open weave patterns. "The textured and decorative hose has gain~ tremendous popularity because It IS a true accessory today," explained Boutman. "We've always had a category tor accessories: gloves, hats, anjj_Jewelry; today's hoslerv has also found a specific category. The fashion-conscious woman Is looking tor something different to complete her outfit." New to the spring scene, according to Boutman, are light shades of blue, pink and mauve 10 complement pastel tones. white the dominant colors wlll be variations of beige. white, Ivy and black .. Rose Banks, owner of Maya In Fashion Island, concurs about the spring shades. However, she has filled her store wlth•a selection of hosiery not only In the solid pastels, but In multlshaded tones. "This Is our floral designs," said Banks, pointing to a display In a combination of soft yellows, pinks and blues. "We also have the cabbage rose design in shades of lilac and rose." Banks calls the floral designs "cruise wear" because many shoppers are lookingfor llght, lacy hosiery to complement outfits they have purchased for. spring cruises. "The white. pinks. yellows and blues are fun." she said. Maya's Inventory includes a vast array of textures, fishnet. laces and pastels; also eye- catching are the paisley prints. "Throughout 1985," said Banks, "paisley was very popalar ... and rt appears It will rematn popular through 1986. Some people enjoy wearing the prints with many items in their wardrobes.·· The fishnet hose, worn with opaque or sheer hosiery underneath can add a new look to an ensemble. · "It sounds a little strange wearing two pair of pantyhose," laughed Banks, "but It Is actually very comfortable because the material is so light. It is also a good investment because you can vary the look beneath the fishnet without having to purchase 0.-, ..... ,....._,.,.... ...... Eye-catchloC decorad•e hoelery la a maat In •Prln& draat.nc. and bo .. aeem to be the po_pular d~n either wo•en In a lacy tenure or u a alenderi.aina l ine up the tea. •· At Parklane. South Cout 'lua. more hosiery. A sheer mauve worn under a white fishnet Is very pretty~ or an opaque blue worn under : a black fishnet is stunning." Black remains the staple In hosiery. It can be • worn througho1J1t the year. day or evening. Varieties ;. to the basic black, however, is what has tantalized · the style-conscious shopper into spending any- (Pl eue eee H081E"KT /P5) Tliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ A • LOSE WEIGHT • STOP SMOKING • IMPROVE YOURSELF EASILY- COMFORTABLY-PERMANENTLY \X/ITH HYPNOSIS Calf today for a MAftNer. happier you 171 41 4 72-HYPNOSIS (4976J 2190 Harbor Blvd. SICIN CARI SHCIAUSl •DRAPERIES • SHIRTS LA UNDERED • ALTERATIONS 3536 E. Coast Hwy., Corona Del Mar 675-6114 WH llU \I UlfTl\\1/11' f t \1/H (at Adamst Ste. 309. Costa Mesa 92626 DISCOUNT TO SENIORS AND STUDENTS OR CC HEARO C HI DIR£ Cl OR GUARJ.NH1S RCSUl tS . ... A New Clothing Concept for Spring ... Stripes & polka dots smartly co- ordinated mix & match cotton separates in block & white from Marcelle Dornon 631 -0935 M Y FAVORITE"' V-B ACK ™ BR A ~-.) //' ,, A Racer-back Design from~ )f r-:-- /{I lll1tj /r11i · Soft-Cup A to C, 32-36 Under Wire B to 0, 32-38 Veta 's Standing out quietly. "Natural Sho,ulder" trousers. The cut is Corbin's very own, designed to fit all men comfortable ... precis~ly tailored to each size. They rest securely on your wa ist . The stirde is easy. Among the distinctive fabrics for spring are: Prime Poplin, Cotton Patterns, Wool Trop- icals and Seersuckers. A Corbin® tradition. 645-0792 17th & Irvine Avenue New port Beach Not all Shamrocks are Green We also have them 1n Silver and Gold A great gift for March but gooa any month of the year CH AR LE II. BAR R Mflml>e• 01 A"'t!<ICll" Clem SOCot'I• Acc<eO•T@'d ... ""' l l toc.vlf ~ Y~~ l;r,Wefe,~3 , .. ,, A ,,.,,,~ W~.tc~H f'to;;I ~l f\fo11rl 4 -Image/ An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Thursday, February 20, 1986 Menswear suited to color, comfort Delly ..... ,.__, lee,., ... Shades of blue. tan. rnauveand white emphasized By BILL HAAV!Y Delly,.... c_ .. ,,,_.,., Men's fashions for spring wlll be brighter and · more casual, according to Orange Coast ex- perts. The fashions reflect women's styles to some degree, but the changes are more subtle. There are some exciting changes due In spring. possibly the most substantial since the NehtlJ Jacket and theJelsure suit. Pappagallo'a, Laguna Beach, off era an array of aoft ltallan leather caauaJ and dreuy flat• for womeq. The most noticeable will be color. said Rex Linde of C & R Clothiers and formerly with Saks FIJth Avenue. You can expect to find blues. both pastel and bright, tans, mauves. and a special emphasis on white. he said Men,' women take comfort in stride Trends generally begin in Europe and first appear In the United States on the East Coast. As a result, the fashion picture can almost be predicted by watching the TV show. "Miami Vice," Linde said. ' By Btll HARVEY Dell) PUol ~t The big news 1n spring shoes tor women is t:mght and aitve" color canary yellows. blues. oranges and greens as well as pastels and Stiver for around-the- clock wear .,..,.- About 70 percent of women s Mocc aaln-atyled leather boat shoes are expected t o be a big seller at Kuahlna Shoes. South Coasr-Plaza. spnng shoes will be flats. and according to Steve Hunter of Righi Bank tn South Coast Plaza. boots wtH be 'tn ·Look for lower heels on dress shoes. about 2 to 2'' inches Most win be a sandal style According to Dolly Henderson of Papaggallo in Laguna. the keynote 1s comfort and casual style. in bright, fun colors Women s flats will be more feminine Most men's casual shoes wtll be canvas or soft leather. and will come in an extensive variety of bright colors . complementing the colorful. casual clothing available this spring For casual wear. Espadrilles are the order of the day, but deck shoes such as T ops1ders or T1mberltnes will stlll be popular Mike Foster of Kushtns 1n South Coast Plaza said men's casual shoes will be lightweight. with lower vamps and tassels, and designed to be wo rn without socks He predicts soft casuals with molded soles and a new walking shoe designed . by Toµ~1ders as the best sellers Foster agrees that the style of dtess shoes will remain classic The Italian influence will be reflected in men's suits, meaning they will be more casual, bigger and baggier. with a loose feeling to the fit, he said. Jackets will have no rear slits and the top button will be lowered. Trousers will be full pleated with tight cutts The suits could be described as an extremely conservative "Zoot Suil " Sport coats will. for the most part, be unconstructed with soft shoulder pads but no lining. sai~ Ray Spinelli. manager of Corona del Mar Cloth Ing. Vests will rarely be seen. making the three-piece suit. commonly referred to as the "lawyer" or "banker" look. old hat. There's still room. however, for one of the trad1t1onal favorites A complete wardrobe should in- clude one double-breasted suit. or at the very least, a double- breasted blazer. Spinelli added There 1s a movement toward natural fibers. such as linen cotton and llghtwe1ght, hard fin- ished wool. experts said' Poly- ester and natural fiber-polyester blends will be a thing of the past because of increasing costs of . -, It's About Time Getting aerloua about more exercise? Consultation I Procram Come over to the House. t f''" ,.., t>"U<• t1utt1no olf oe11ir1Q '" snape ''''"' , "'" ''"'" "' 9111 ~"'JI•' .it1out 1rea11no 1w• 1;1,1Jy !)Altt!I Righi fll)W r 118 Svnlltng Houw hts' OIJ'!n111gs lnr " lom1ted numr;.,1 01 """" mem~r'>h•t>\ You It get lull prtv1lege\ at ""' so 00-0 '\rl1J8•f' toot 1ac;oto1v stattA<J o1 l!Hl!f>l>CJ••81 c,r,er h.., and onstruclnr~ ,,,., "'""""tr.di l'•l'ft"I" a nd r.ompetot.on er!' tt,f' t.est w1ty\ to \t8y ne111thy lit 11nd hlll)l)f C.ome on me 11m11 as nr,w• ~---------------, 13 monthS on•y $001 I Ltm1ted to day use of fac1llty ~ ~I L~~~~~~~~--------J THE SPORTING HOUSE 9 714/752-0565 3601 Jamboree, Newport Beach * Ask for Marya . \ €tepa11ce u good ttUte I p~a dtUlt o/ daei11p . 759-1622 119 Fashion Island (Bullocks Wilshire Corridor) .. ~~ .. AdTenturoua, faahlon-conecloua men can erperlment with colon and pattern• auch •• the.e dealgna offered by (from left) Perry Ellla, Guy LaRouche and Gucci, and (below) Perry Ellie. synthetics. and advanced tech- nology 1n the treatment of natural fabrics for stain resistance Casual fashion for the man under 30 was described as the "fashion forward" look by Linde. It 1s definitely trendy. influenced by "Miami Vice." Almost anything goes, with very baggy trousers, extreme cuts and bright, vivid colors. Linde said, and referred to the new young casual look as "semi- punk " The only constraints placed on the fashion conscious young man are the 1tm1ts of his 1maginat1on. he said Although the man over 30 may feel comfortable wearing this look. fashions for him remain more traditional, with polo shirts, sweaters. khaki trousers and deck shoes as the basis for his casual wardrobe, he said But these gu1deltnes are sub- iect to change. he sal.d . because of an Incredible variety of styles and colors from which to choose. Experimentation wlll be the word of the day, and for the first time in a long time. choosing a wardro be may cease to be a frustrating chore and actually become fun. decorative fabric house 18085 Euclid St , Fountain Volley HOURS: Mon s Fri 9 · 5:30 Sot. 10 -5 ~un . 12 5 Co ~e See OuJL S plli~g Co ~~ee, iio~ - (7l 4> 963-5659 I ~90 '.J ( oosl Hwy Untl 3 t loguuo a,,ri< h To i. 171 41 497 1212 )< ml11111·~9~· ............... 2~0 .... S•, ... •S.,....,~a ... a~r .......................... ..,. ... ..., ... .,..,..,.. • ..,. • ..,..~,._,,_~.,......,_,,,...~•...,.---....,_~~~~~~------~ ~ .... ., ...... I{ ....... Fabric, tapeetry and beaded baC• compete for attendon from •Prine buyen. Collecdon l8 at Chic Acceuortem. DESIGNS IN THE BAG ••. From Paces "The colors for spring are a continuation of the fall shades." said Levy. But the fuchsia hue has been softened to a subtle pink for spring. The floral design com- bines a little bit of color Into a handbag. We have tried to cap- ture the spirit of Newport Beach ... fresh and clean." According to Levy,-tlora._ de- slgns have become very popular because beautiful things can be done with them. The Tibetan design Is another Interesting purse that can l>e worn as a shoufder purse. or tucked under the arm. "The materlal ls white linen and cotton. The textured design In a array of sott tones Is handstltched. There are matching boots to accom- pany the purse," Levy_sald. Leather' handbags, all with an optional shoulder strap, in a selectlon of rich colors are also available at Serena. HOSIERY DECORATIVE ... From Paces where from $10 to $25 for a pair of pantyhose. "The seamed hose with a bow worn at the ankle made a big splash a year or so ago when Princess Diane wore the style," said Boutman. "You know, when hose was hose, or stockings, the back seam was dominant. When pantyhose hit the market, some- time In the 1960s. seams became a thing of the past." he said, "yet, when Princess Diane reached the pinnacle of popularity. the re- surgence of seamed ho~e came about. Although not manufac- tured at the same volume as years ago, the look Is very Call for App()1n1menl' popular." The bow, according to Bout- man, wlll have a new appearance for Parklane's spring debut. At Maya, hosiery for evening are In shades of nude, black, sllver or pastels ... all In a gllmmer- lng finish. Another dressy look Is hosiery with rhinestones. pearls or beads around the11nkle. For fun casual wear, look for the revival of bobby socks. "The casual phase Is currently In high demand. The socks In vivid colors of purples, banana and greens, or soft pastels, have almost replaced the pompon foot sock worn with tennis shoes." I Boutman said. s First V1111 Only' INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL PACIFIC C 0 AST TANNING CENTER 72M2J9 2334 Newporl Blvd Hours CoSla Mesa 7 am 10 10 pm Mon Frt Vise & Mu rarCarc:l Welcoml!d 9 &rr 1.;i 8 pm Sal & Sun BUY DIRECT FROM TllE MAN l)FACT RElr Come A n d S e e Our Beautiful S ele ction of Discontinued And Irregular D esigner Linge rie at FACTORY OUTLET PRICES ·-,--;ft· ... · Store Hours 10 30-6 00 M -F 10 00 4 00 SAT 743 W BAKER ST COS TA MESA 957-12 14 a ' Image/ An Advertlalng Supplement to the DAIL V PILOT /Thursday, February 20. 1988 -6 I Hint of the '60s applied in 1nakeup BJ JOYCI actteRER eo0t.OVICH "A no-no 11 using the aeme for aummer and spring la "color-outllMd In a dark•-cok>red pen-°"",... c.1 •• • • color eyeshadow as your ey•, 1' Ing of the tac. -e conceptthat 11 ell. The 1prlng look In makeup Is the said. "If your eyn are blue. th• perfect answer for the peraon Both compan ... have makeup tinted with e bit of the '80s. try gl'eena or lavenders; for who doesn't llke mak.eup, but expert• who do comp~e make- "A llttl• of the 1980111 back," browneyff, blues end greens are want• a touch of color " over• for ~pte who are di .. Said Kerstin Florian of Keratin ve"" pret~.·· aatlafled with th .. r current look . . , ··we have two tinted Skin Care. "Of course, not the Both hleltaa and Florian motaturtzera for the akin," she The look of today, according to false eyelashes or 'Twiggy' fines, agree that the spring makeup said, explalnlng that one 11 for a Florian, la a flnlahed, reflMd but the pencil eyellne In graphite look It understated. skin with 8 pink undertone, the touch, much Ilk• • French man- black or brown ta very In. "Makeup ahould be subtle other for yellow undertones. nequln. "Contour the eye with a laah-tone1 to enhance the beauty of "Meryl Streep It en excetlent tint, and outline the eye with dark the woman," Chlaltaa said Florlan suggested ualng two-example of the refined look," pencils. For an adcted comple-"Many people are opting to go toned llpstlck with the llpa Forlan said. ment, follow the contour with a wJthout foundation, or Instead 1-;:======================:::::;:;:-- pastel pencil In fresh grass green. )list using a aoft combination of R E s T A u R A r-.; T sky blue or Iridescent turquoise." colors for a natural look." I To make smaller eyes appear Florlan. whose stores are. larger, Gia Chlaltas of I Natural located at the Suri and Sand I Cosmetics suggests applylng Hotel in Laguna and Ritz Carlton light colored eyeshadow on lids Hotel In Laguna Niguel, said that I and darker shadow In the crease custom blended makeup for dry starting midway and working and problem skin will assure the I towards the outercorner. right color for specific skin tone. I "Dark shadow toward the "The common problem In buy- Inner part of the lid will give ·a Ing ready mixed makeup Is that I cross-eyed, or squlnty look to a the color In the bottle does not I person with small eyes." she necessarily look the same on the said . skin. 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Avallabfe at Jaeger, South Cout Plua. __ By BILL HARVEY o.p':C'ktng lo;';'~rulse needn't be complicated, provided: generally Is two per seven-day cruise. Usually there are two or three casual nights, which mean a coat and tie for a man; several cocktail dresses for a woman. -You know the climate where you are headed -In other words cool c l o thes f o r warm temperatures and vice versa. Then. there are deck activities. -Know what kind of activities · swimming, dances. meals, are planned aboaid ship and In yaslnos and cocktail parties. port. movies, and u$ually a ma~- The length of the trip Is also a querade ball. A costume needn t consideration, according to Jiii be packed as they are available Biggins of Princess Cruises, Los aboard, said Biggins. Angeles. For a seven-day cruise, ac- Jerl Holmes, of the Unique cording to Biggins, minimal Boutique In Laguna Beach, offers clothing requirements for a three major points to keep In woman are: mind while selecting your travel -2 formal dresses. wardrobe: -3 cocktail dresses. -First, pack outfits that wlll -3 skirts with matching tops. make you look good. -1 or 2 pant suits, or slacks -Second. be comfortable. and a blazer. -Third, be versatile. M ix and -4 or 5 pairs of shorts. match, color coordination and -4 or 5 T-shirts. easy care fabrics are the best. -1 sweats outfit. As cruises have formal nights, -a bathing suit. more ensembles are required, -as few pairs of shoes as Biggins said. Men ere en-possible, but should Include one coureged but not required to pair of tennis or running shoes, wear a tuxedo; women are ex-one pair of black pumps, one pair pected to wear a different formal of sandals, and one pair of 111...9_own for each occasion, which comfortable walking shoes. For men on the same cruise: -1 tuxedo. _ 2 dinner jackets or suits. -3 pairs of lightweight casual slacks. -8 shirts. 8 ties -1 sweat suit -4 or 5 pairs of shorts. 4 or 5 T-shirts. -1 swim suit. -1 pair of formal shoes. -1 pair of semi-formal shoes. -1 pair of tennis or running shoes. -1 pair of comfortable walk- ing shoes. Some other Indispensable Items are sunglasses, hats and especially sun tan oils. The sun's rays reflecting from the water can give you just as nasty a sunburn as lying on the beach for eight hours. says Biggins. Take all of your normal toilet articles. end If you're subject to motion sickness, take along a remedy. The newest. and per- haps the most effective, is called a Transderm patch and Is worn like a Band-Aid behind your ear. It must be prescribed by a physician. New necklines: Bold, big and sl:iowy By MADGE HAMMOND Deitf l'tlol C.,,..__t Fashion jewelry this spring will be. in the words of an accessories manager for I Magnln, "very beautiful' and 'very gutsy." That view is shared by Eileen Verdugo. manager of the Jewelry department at Saks Fitth Av- enue. South Coast Plaza. and by Monir Rad. manager of the fashion jewelry department at Bullocks Wilshire in Fashion Island Once called costume iewelry to distinguish it from previous gems. fashion jewelry has taken on a new look Its quality has improved. and much of 1t resembles fine jewelry tn appearance, sa111 Verdugo. Monica Townsend, manager of accessories at I. Magnin. South Coast Plaza. noted that fashion jewelry is being emphasized in the ready-to-wear business now and that people are buying it as part ol their wardrobes. There's a wide variety to choose from. On the whole. it can be characterized by what Ver· dugo calls Its "bold look." By bold, "I mean it's btg and showy," she said. Concurring, Townsend said "bold" and "multi" are the key words Rad also observed that people are buying "larger pieces" of jewelry. including earrings The spring lines. to a large extent. will reflect an expansion of concepts that won consumer approval last fall. Rhinestones. silver. gold, pearls and simulated coins top the llst of what's popular. Multi-1"',. ~-~ ~ .~,.,. ~"' .-..-. r ; : \ I \ f · I \ I . . . ! { ·, ~ I I ' I , ·' • ' ~' I • \ · · i · I : · : ~ \ ' \ ~ • \ • I ! I ~ • ' \ i~~~tjjj~O~~t~~~j~~~f ~t j ~\!\\'port flu I h.:1 ~cttJ\.!111y IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BALLET A LIVING ART Ill TEACH f< )PfCIAl TlCHNIQUE FOR STRETCHING SHAPING ANO IONING IH[ B(J[JY • ORAMA II(. PHYSICAL RESULTS • RESHAPES LEGS • IMPROVES PQC'lURf • INCREASES fl£XJBIUTY • AOOS A BEAUTIFUL NEW l 00~ CIJSSICAl IAUU TMIOUCM 'OllTE CMILllEM~TEEMS-ADULTS 2632 Santa Ana Avenue. Costa Mesa-646-7644 • Pr ofessio nal Hair Cart • F,H. ia ls & Wax ing • ~at! 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Keeping that In mind, If you buy spring fashions Inspired by ancient cultures, why not select jewelry -a replica of an antiquated coin, for Instance -to ltenslfy the mood? If you 're Into the nautical look, you might choose anchors, stars or flags. And If you're wearing clothes Inspired by Latino music. you might opt for fllagree jewelry or gypsy hoop earrings. Whatever fashions you select for spring, you should have no trouble finding Jewelry to help create the Image you desire. CE FOR NAILS .. 25 o/l/ OFF All Services ~~t~~soNt..Y'> Manicures • P edicures • ~ulptured AcryJ.ic Nails •RENTAL SPACE AVAILABLE• 673-014~ 2865 E. Coast H wy. Suite 202 Corona del Mar ADVENTURE GEAR for any occasion Check our Grand Opening Specials Military & Safari Clothing From Around the World 219 Broa~way Laguna Beach 494-6224 I ' ... , .1, ,,, ,., .... ,/ ,,,,,..llAf ,'•1 "-tV1 .. 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' . . . . . -• * Image/ An Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT /Thul'9day, February 20, 1986 -9 Floral print_ca•ual d.reu hy Sharon Baldonl ahowe off leg• while Jill Richard• tope a gown with ellk and rayon lace. ' CARE OFF ABRICS ... f rom Page2 'Never store your clothing in p1astic bags," she adds. "Your clotties need room to breath." It is all right though. she said, to cut off the bottom of dry-cleaner bags and use the top as a loose dust cap over garments advises: •Tend to spots lmmedlately because stains become Increas- ingly hard to remove as they age. Always blot -never rub - spills. and take d1Hlcult stains to your dry cleaner. SPRING .•• P'romJ>aCe2 lncludlng jungle motifs, palsleya, abstracts and polka dots -also are sure to get your attention. In addition, you'll find bright-col- ored crepes, lots of ·sl,lks In pastels, and lace evening dresses." Spring wlll see dresses and skirt s conti nue to be emphasized, rathe~ than pants, according to the experts. Begley foresees a big demand for three- piece suits and four-and ftve- plece ensembles this spring. Troy sums up the Idea under- lying spring f ash Ions as "feminin- ity without compllcatlon." "Body contour Is the strongest signal In all the collections," she said. "Emphasis ls on shape and spareness of line, with fluid llnes being the most Important Ingre- dients." The.l 986 spring f ash Ions focus on smaller, neater, trimmer. Clothes will ~ very elegant. very streamlined, she said. As for color, Troy sees the popular black and white com- binations growing even stronger. Metallic colors -gold and silver to be worn by cJay as wen as for evening -and citrus brights wlll be favorites too, she added. Spring '86 wlll see an accent on color, ranging from "lightly dusted, color-tinted neutrals" to "the bold splash of primaries," according to the Callfornla Mart, Los Angeles' one-stop shopping source for retail buyers. The Mart forecasts a season of diverse color options, with emphasis on the orange to yellow range and renewed Interest in the green to blue range and metallics. · • The manufacturer is only re- quired to specify one care method so 1f a garment says machine wash," or "hand wa8h." it can probably also be •Take the garment in for professional care as-!iOOn as possible after stalning~occurs, and never put a garment away with spills or stains. Some of the new fashion trends are Inspired by the past - taking cues from the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece. Rome and Africa as well as from nostalgic eras, the '40s, '50s and '60s. Rayon matte jeney le fuhioned into a cruahed and draped torso with a double oraanu o•enklrt a.ad bow accenting the e11m eklrt. By Jill Richarda. dry-cleaned, IFI states. · Items that say 'dry-clean only'· shOuld always be dry-cleaned. Garments that say 'pro- fessionally dry-clean only' have some special requirements and should not be cleaned in a coin- operated machine." When laundering at home. follow label Instructions, es- pecially vtith regard to heat settings, to avoid shrinkage. c.olor loss and permanent wrinkl- ng, IFI adds. On the subject of cleaning. IFI •Point out specific stains to your dry cleaner, especially stains from spilled beverages that seem to have become In- visible, because such stains could turn brown or yellow If not treated before dry-cleaning. •Protect garments from ex- cessive perspiration, since chloride salts In perspiration can seriously weaken delicate fabrics like silk. Remember that per- spiration stains and body oils act similarly to water-soluble stains. But, as Callfornia Mart points out. the looks are recalled, not reproduced. Just a few of the dress styles you c an choose from this spring are shlrtdresses (with waist de- fined); layered over shorts, pinafores; bare-back; ba[e mid- riff; strapless with jackets; lace- trim; apron front; bodyhugglng; empire-waist; halter neckline; sweetheart neckline; trapeze shape; flounces, tiers and ruffles; togas~ sarongs; and simple, clean-line worn over leggings. You'll find equal variety In skirts. which range from narrow minis to the full. circulars in mid- calf length to a choice of columnar or flared floor-length skirts. The same diversity applies to tops, which Include halters; bras for outerwear. usually worn under an open shirt; turtlenecks; blousons; T-shirts; middles - and much more. Leather clothing, In oastels, will continue to be popular for spring active wear. 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What Vogue caJls "new ways with bareness" are evident on a variety of spring attire -lnctud- lng formal wear that shows off legs, sometimes through deep slits In a long skirt; tops with deep-cut arms and shoulders or plunge-backs; and swtmaulta that reveal the k>pS" of thighs. TWO LOCt'. TIONS TO SERVE YOU .., Gerfleld, ,_...,. v..., ~ In th<> M•1t>01"' l'l.tn "I('•! 10 Hu11he\ '"'•trk~r ~ ~ 1_.......... ............ ......... ~ l~nm S P'olnt !'I.tu Y tf0<-•tr-r 11-Mayi> ---COUPON-,--COUPON -,-·COUPON - 1 PERM/ I COMPLETE COMPLETE I BODY WAVE~ STYLE MEN I SYTLE WOMEN I s 2 9 lnclucln s 9 •"I SU 00 I $ 12 •es J 16 lncludft I ...,,. 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But we're out to make a suµerb value even better ~ Our Etheria white goose comforter 1s now on sale at 30'; off. So come in today. For the sleep of your dreams. Reg Sale Twin 235. . 165. Full 270. 189. SOl TH COAST PL.\ZA O:U\' 3333 Bristol Street Costa Mesa ( 714 ) 549-9046 Reg Sijft.' 32.5. '227 . 390. 2:73. ~~[R!A]@[D)~[LO~@ ~~[L~ South Coast Pl aza Store Only rC:.!A~@ ~@~@jj@~~@j up to: 7 Q 0/o OFF ON FASHION JEWELRY 701/t Off ; snctAl SD.ICTION Of. 1CT GOU> JIWl&.aY 14'tl GOU> CHMNS AHO CHAaMS GlN\JINI JAOl .\NO IVOaY K*O ANO Ofl%1N WATOtU 60°/o OFF · FREE Ear Piercing with purchase of starter ea rrings ~OUTH COA~ T PLAZA CHARGE FOR DESIGNER LEATHER HANDBAGS --- J 25~ CLOUD¥ flOMCAITIOM Al THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1986 Jet ~noise insulation OK'·d Supervisors adopt plan over protest of res1derits who seek more compensation By SUSAN HOWLETT Of lM.,_., .......... Despite oppos1uon from Santa Ana Heights residents, who say the pro-vam will create a "hQt house effect" 1n their homes, the Orange Count.Y Soard of Supervisors voted unan1- IMAGE Latest spring fashions In- side today's Dally Pilot Coas t Three Lagunans wlll par- tlclpate In the 255-day Great Peace March from Los Angeles to Washing- ton./A3 California Fiiipino newsman slaln In Glendale after threats against anti-Marcos pub- llcatlon./ A4 Natio n Leader of Congressional delegation convinced Americans still In Viet- nam./A5 Launch offlclals failed to receive advice not to launch from booster en- glneers .I A5 Wor ld Hussein gives up on joint peace effort with PLO leader Arafat./ A4 Spo rts Dodger Orel Hershiser should have his salary case decided today./8 1 Sunset League track be- gins today, barring Incle- ment weather. Previews of the top prospects. /81 \. INDEX Advice and Games A 10 Boating 84 mously Wednesday to install sound insulation for homeowners near John Wayne A1rpon. The board also approved ~ "purchase assurance" plan to buy the homes of some of the residents near the busy airpon. City may say no to hiring smokers By LAURA ME RK °' ... .,.., .......... Smokers could have a hard tame sccunng a JOb with the Cit) 1f the Laguna Beach City Council follows South Pasadena's lead in hmng only non-smokers Councilwoman Bobbie Minkin's suggestion to take a closer look at South Pasadena's newly adopteQ policy drew both astonished and blank looks from other co uncil mem- bers Tuesday night. Though there was a general lack of support for even considering adop- tion of a '11m1lar poltc). the council agreed to re view South Pasadena's decision. Minkin said she was in- spired b) a recent article on the no- smoking pohq On Feb 5. the South Pasadena City Council approved a resolution in- strucung the city manager to give preferential cons1derauon to non- smokers m hinntt new employees. said South Pasadena Ctty Clerk Ruby Kerr. The poltq was appro ved bccauie the council believed smokers have more health problems and require morl' 11mc ofTfor sick leave. Spec1 ficall). "where ever poss1 ble," Cit) administrators are directed to hare new policemen and firelighters who ha .. e-been no n-smokers fo r one year In h1nng emplc)ees for other c1ry Jobs. "preference should be given to non-smokers." the po hey reads. To enforce the dec1s1on. \he ne"' employees arc required to \1gn an agreement wtth the clly sweanng they have not smoked for one year To add fuel to the fire. 1f the new employee begins smoking w11h1n the one-year _Juobat1on pcnod. the city ha!> the ngh1 10 lire him or her "It's an intercsung pos111o n for th1: Cll) of(South) Pasadena 10 take." said Minkin. Questioning whether the pohcy 1s a form of d1scnmina11on. Mink.Jn ~ul "In business there ar1: hinng pohc1es that pre<:lude them from hinng a person who ha!> had a heart attack or cancer." Though So uth Pasadena's agre-e- men I was not '3\.31lablc to the l0Unl'1I members Tuesda\ n1gh1 ( oun- c1lman Dan Kenne). a lorml·r smoker. made 11 d ear he would ht' against appro' ing a ~1mtlar polil ~ lor Laguna 81.'al"h "I would be rnm erned w11h the ngh1s of s moker-;" hl' '31d, ''I'll tell vou no"'. I won't "\He for ti " The oulhne ol the purchase as- surance plan and lhe acoustical 1nsula1!on cflbrt was approv¢ by the supervisors about a year ago, but the final plan was delayed beca'usc of lawsuatschalleng.ing the controversial expansion of John Wayne Airport. A compromise anvolvtng thecilyof Newport Beach and the county re- sulted 1n the d1sm1ssal ofthe lawsuits last December, allowing the airport to expand wtth a new terminal. The ex1snns. airport terminal serves about 4. 7S m11Jion passengers annually. The new airyori will serve an esllmatcd 8.4 m1llton passengers a year. The (>lans approved Wednesday arc desl&lled 10 conform to state regulations hmmna lhe noise levels an airport can anfhct on ne1a,hbonng residents. Homeowners can either offer their ho mes to lhe county or •.PPIY for the noise insula11on pro- gram. County ofTic1aJs said people Dlllr ........... .., ... p.,_ Andre Paplllon and Cecilla Penera came ou t to eee the nerd.a at UC lrvlne and wound up winntnc the contat. He came ln fint and ehe wu eecon d. Nerd alert atUCI 11\ not e11ac1ly a beauty pageant It's not a test of brainpower o r athletic skill It "• ct lai.h1on -;ho"' of son s. although Vogue and GQ maga11nes don't pa} much a11ent1on lt'11 also a populanly conte'il. though w1nn1ng won't guarantee you a date next Saturda) night. PHIL SllEIDEllU THE LIGHTER S10E It 's the annual Nerd Contest at UC' Irvine. a chance for engmecnng ~tudents to poke fun at their image as scnous bookworms who fa, or pocket cakulaton. over politics and com- puter pnntouts o ver music " 1deos The compct1t1o n takes plal·e dun ng UCTs yl'arly Eng1neenng Week. also alTC'ct1onatel> dubbed "G~k We1:t.. .. (Pleaee eee PIERDS/ A2) with med1caJ or financial hardships wall get first pnority. Counly officials are hopma for more federaJ irants and money aeneratcd from bond sales to pay for the soundproofing. esuma1ed to cost $8.000 to SI 2.000 per home. They 5a) the $2 malhon 1n fundin& set aside for the plans Wlll not buy many home~ nor pay for the )()undproofing, County Environmental Manage- ment Agency spokesman Robert G Fisher said Santa Ana Heas;h ts rua~ dcntS reflecied "considtrable d1• pleasure" at a commumty mcebna held Jan. 21 on-the proposed plans for the area. He said the homeowners wanted propert)' vaJue lo com· pensataon and were womed about t~ "gittnhoust efTecf' that may be. created by the added msulauon. Much of the same cooccm wu au'ed Wednesday. (Pleue eee JET-Pf019K/A2) ~as dumped-by Mesa company ·gets into harbor --Worker was trying to get ral n water out of gas storage tank By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' .. .,..,,......,. An unknown amount of gasoline that dnuned into Newpon Harbor Wednesday was traced to a Costa Mesa roofing firm. which had been s1phonin& a mixture of gas and water out a storage tank into a gutter. A worker at Crank Brothers Roof- ing C'o. at 126 CommercaaJ Way was tryins to syphon water out of a gasohne storage tank. which had fiUed up with rainwater when some- one inadvertantly left the tank's cap off. said firefighter spccaahst Terry Evans. The wa.ter-gas mixture was flowing down the street gutter. into a storm drain and down to the harbor The strong gasoline smell attracted the attention of nc:irbx firms. as ..,ell as law enforcement officiaJs. Costa Mesa fire offioals wcrr called at I : 18 p.m .. but Newpon fire officials had been tryana 10 track the source of the p s since noon. Evans said. Officials' effons were hampered because of nun showers that obscuJed the sourc~ of the gas Besides Costa Mesa and Newport Beach fire officials. repre~ntataves of the county Environmental Manage- ment Agency. the Coast Guard and the state Fash & Game Department were on the scene. Costa Mesa firefighters built a small damn in the gutter and d1s- tnbuted absorbent matenals al the State agency Illes charges lngassplll By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' .. .,..,,... .... Charaei were filed apinst Enon Corp. Wednesday for flushm& a p.s spill at o ne of ns irvmc gas stations into a tnbutary of Newpon Bay last September. • Thi." charges. filed 1n Orange Coun- ty Central Court 1n Santa Ana by the Cahforma• Fish and Game Depart- ment. followed lhe 1mpos1t1on of a fine b) the Santa Ana Rqional WalCf Quain} Control Board last Fnday for the same offense The board imposed on Ex.xon the (Pleue eee CBA.RQSS/A2) Crank Brothers Slte to stop fun.her dramage. whale Newport Beach of- ficials plact'd "conwnina booms" by the Arches Manna to block the flow of ps into the ha~. A pnvate firm was c:aJled tn to pump thl." remaining pollutants out of the glJtters -o\lthough the amount of gas syph- oru:d off was not determined. Evans said the smell was very strong. "If someone had come by with a ht cigarette 11 could've been a real disaster ... hi." said. "Eight )CMS ago we used to hO:SC 11 down when this happened. But thafs (P leue eee G ASOLIJIR/ A2) County hiking slip fees by$ 7 per foot By SUSAN HOWLETI' Of IN hlly Noe llallt Boal ownc~ leasing Nl"•" pon Harbor moonngs from the rounl~ will see their fees increase mo re than a third l)\er the ne't thrc"C 'ea~ follo"' ing a l.le1.1s1on h~ the Orange < ounl\ Roa rd 1)f \uPt'r. •~Or\ \upen 1,nr.. h1l<-l'J fee' tur lhl· rount\ ·, I~ Ohl\mngs from SI I< pe r toot ,,, bl.1a1 per ,c,ir tn S ~'I 1n arcordancc "'Ith l hange) 1n the Co n- sumer Pnce lndn The ) 7 increase will be phased tn over three years ince 19 0. shp rental rates in '-le"pon Harbor ha'e increased b) an a"erage of M pen."tnt. prompting the tee 1ncrra~. according 10 a 'e"'PI-'" Har~H l ounl\ tidelands reixm Th,• net rC'' rnue increase to the U)Un l\ "'Ill t'C s~ ..,8 ~nnualh '-l'"'fl<lrl Ut"ach Ma"or Phtltp \taur,·r \Jh.1 the rate t rcase h.h lmlc (Plea.e He MOORD'fG/ A2) Bulletin Board A3 Business A6-7 Classlfled 85-6 Comics A 11 Bird says women can bring compassion t o issues Death Notices 88 Entertainment A8-9 Horoscope A 10 Opinion A 12 Paparazzi B4 Pollce Log A3 Publlc Notices 87-8 Sports 81 -3 Televlslon A9 Weather A2 By PAUL ARCHIPLEY OflMO...., .......... If Orange ( oa~l listeners wanted to hear \h1ef Ju~t1ce Rose Bird defend herself Wednesday against growing sentiment for her removal fro m the Cahfom1n Supreme Court. tha1·s not what they got. SpeakinJ be fore the Orange( ounh Chapter ot Women In Business. R1n.1 focu~d on the growing role of v. omen in soc1et) and 'uycsted they have a unique opportunity to bnng a greater degree of compassio n and empath> to ~1et) •issue . "As women play an increasingly prominent role in business. the pressures thal trnditaonally have tx-cn pan of the road to success for men arc a problem that women now mu~I face.'' Bard said "Ever) da)'. each of you 1s callt"d upon to handle a lot of stress with equan1m1ty and po1S<' and stall main- tain your rela11onsh1ps wtth fatrlll} and fnends 1n an OPt'n and can ng manner .. 'peaking before about ~00 men and women at the Irvine Mamon Hotel. Bard s~ud women ~hould look for wa")'s to harmon11e their rx-r~onal and professional role~. and to bnng human values to their crafts .. Your work ~hould be more than 1u ta Jllb. 11 hould b( \Our c.1lhntt." she satd 'uch a' It'"' help!I lml an 1nd1\ld· ual to the 1.·ommuntt~ and ixrm11' him o r her to make-a contnhuuon that btnelil'> all 01 soc1et). she said "When \Ou ~ \Our v.orl tn 1h1<i hmadl'f l llntC\l ttw l.bb that \OU perform talc 1rn a valul.' quite apart fro m the mnnt."tan reward~ that o ur \QClet\ mJ \ attih:h to their rer- form.lnlC "II lh<'' .ire t.1,l~ 1hat arc "'unh d1,1ng. thr' arr ""o nh doing ""ell .\nd the st.ill and l .lrr that \OU bnna to 1hosc-ta~l'i 1..an 1n tum enham·e their "'Orth and ment · R1rd said Perhap'i alluding to cntK v.ho hJ ' e den,1umed her l11lt'ral '1ev. sand ~·ourt det·1siono; \he \.lid, "\\hen other-. trNt vou a:. an ObJC'l t, therr ''a \trong 1empt.il11.1n to J1.l unto thtm "hat thn a rc J•Hntt unto \OU ·The: Janl{l'r<> 111 \Ul h .t ~'>ponsc .&re (Plea.M eee BIRD/ A2) FV councilwoman urges city to probe for conflicts Floating bait shop ·plan stlrs deb{lte I B> ROBERT HYNOMAN Of -°""',... ..... Barnes gets paid leave until July Request fallows earlie r disclos ure of D.A. Investigation of confli ct allegation By ROBERT BARKER Of_.,_,,... ..... Fountain Valf't)-( tty ( o un ulwomJn Bartmra Rro"'n htl\ rt'- QUC\ln l that the t lty attorney ~rur 11111e l·ampa1an 'pend1n1 and ecom1mH 1n1ert" 'tatement5 fil~ b)' l<K·al clet ted ofli< 1al\ for pt1\\lhle (a\CS of conflict 1lf interest Bro wn's call for the unu~ual a1. t1on rnmes on \he heels of a d1 lo urt la'1 wttk that the Orange< ounty Omnct ;\ltmney'& Office '' 1nvc,up11na pos~1ble busine,, dcahnl' 1hat M&)'ur r red Vo~t ma\ have had Wllh ,·ompan\ \tt._ang 10 huilt1 a n unit condoman1um complell 1n the Cit) "We're about to stan on a S 10 m1lhon redevelopment pro1c~t .. Brown u1d dunna Tuesdn't C 1ty \ounc1I mectana. "We can"t afford to ho"c the people quc~t1on1ng o ur mtcinty " ~ dastnct 111ome\ 1nve,t1pto r ha' been 1nvest1pun1 pos\1hlernnfl1l t of antere~t chorgc' 'lltemmina from o roM1derat1on by the C 1ty ( ounc1I la~t Nov 19 ofa propo..al that would ha"c \ll\.Cd I Ii Propemcs mm-e than (Ple&M eee V ALL&T / A2) ) ------------- .\ \hon.aac ot ha11 m.l) ht hm1t1n& bu .. 1nl'" Jr,elopmt•nt around Newpon lfarbor. 'ipon fiihermrn sa) But J propo'l.ll to anl ho r a Ooaling ba11 \hop there' , oul,t lun· fishermen -and their bus1ne -bad. 10 the h rbor "l herr arc &ood area\ for 'iponfi hang around hrrc < 1rr"h1>o. ~ S<lld "Out \\1mrt1mt'll u'<, JU l too difficult lu pur,h.l\<' ~ti an,t W\' ,,. lo~ina lishrrmcn to Dana Point nd other art'a' ·· Gtt ~hod , urTcntl)' ~"lttht'' bait and ..ell' 1t h' l'ir"" pon lhhl'I mun trom hi\ ~'8t Ounna the ~lowC'r v.1ntcr mo nth' ht', nt~ h t\ u~ualh ent)ugh to pro-v1d<' for t\tr\one·l> nl"t'Js But llun n the hu\\ \umnwr . ----- (Pleue 11ee BAIT I A2l By l.AllRA MERK Ot .... o.llr-..... T"o nt11n1h' .1ntr the Laguna &a, h ~ hool Board 'oteJ not to n-nt" \uptrtntt ndent Btlh Sam~· ,onir. 't th(' hoard hu 11\C'n him a tulh ~:ud f(' ve ,,f ahst-nt.'t' until h11 \ ontr.l1. t C'\~'1rt I uh I Tht• ~\Ud 'oted 4-1 th l'i Wttk to i r"llnl lhc lca"r of ab~n« t'fT«t1\t Frh ~~ T hr Jl\tn t ., f\1ur pr1n1.1pal, and (Pleate .ee 8Aaffa/ A2) I J ' 0rmnge Coat DAILY PILOT/ Thurlelay, February 20, 1986 Soviet s pace station put tntoorbit By U.e AH oclaled Pre s The Soviet Union announced the launching of a new orbiting space station Thursday that 1t s:i1d 1s designed to become the basis for bu1ldi.n& a permanent manned space lOmplcll. fhtt official Soviet new'I> agency Tass. 1n R ussian-and EnaJ1sh- laniuage dispatches distributed an the I lnttl'd States. said the Mir (Peace) w3\ plau.•d 1n low-canh orbit without JCn.•w I hl' M11 d1wufied by 1 a~~ .~" a "mult1-purpose space statton. 1s dt:sl nbed as equipped with "'ll dock- ing port~ to receive other ov1et \fKH l'crafl as they ferry material~ or lO\mor1i\11t .. 10 and from the complex omtr ........... .., ........ 1( ..... Chief Jo•tice Roee Blrd BIRD ... From A l areat Pcoplt arc reduced to thrngi which can be manipulated to reach a goal But 'itnppang pco plt' of their humanity, when camed to cxlrt'mc,, 1s the stuff that slavery and concentra- tion camps arc made of," Bird said Noung that culture has allowed women "to be in touch with their fcehngs." Bird suggested they use that q uality to combat poverty and ig- norance -''two scouracs of human· ity that the Amcncan dream pro m- •~d to end ." "We must brint compassion to the marketplace of ideas so that our d1 vcrs1ty can remain a source of strength," she said. R1bb1na the news media which she said has mixed substantial and banal issues ah kc when rcponing about her. Bird said. "I see we have some members of the press here toni&,ht. so I think we should get the most 1mponant question o ut of the wiy: "How do you like my new hairdo?" BARNES GIVEN PAID LEA VE .... P'rom Al :L\~1-.1ant -pnnc1pal will take tum~ a:. JCttn~ \upenntendent. c;a1d ( hdc Lo' t:IJd\. the d1stnc1·.-, bu\1nC\\ man- J&l'r llarnl'' whc, was uut of town and \.Ould nut be reached tor rnmmcnt. will bt-paid the remainder of ht~ ~6. l27-a-)'ear salaf) and the d1s- lfll t' lOntnbutaon) 10 hi\ atcoun1 wath th1• \tale Teacher'> Retirement 'i} \tCnt I he hoard Jl'>o ctgrecd 111 pa~ Barne' a iJOO-a-month m1kagl' al· lowanu~ health benefit<; indudtng a ph)sllal c'<am. which tanno1 t.'\teed ~JOO .ind <1 total ol 44 d;''' ot VJlJllllO Board member Susan Mas said. "\Ive kel 11 will be an cffect1ve wa} of running 1he d1stnct Thts 1s not unusual We are not paying ham off " Bu t Harr) 811hell, the board mem- 'ber who cast the dissenting vote. d1sagre<>d ''There will be addiuooal costs involved " He refused to elaborate "I didn't thank 11 was in the best financial interest oft he d1stnct. I felt he could do the JOb (untal the end ofh1~ term)" B1thell added ··once someone 1s finished with a JOb and 1r; looking for other employ- ment. things aren't done as they \hould be We needed to move on He requested this and that's an 1nd1ca- t1on of how he felt about continuing on the JOb," Mas said. "ft would have been better to rewn ham. I thank over ·the next fo ur months we'll have a n awful lot to deal with and not having BiU will cause ...some.diswp.lio.n..iiuhe district .. " said Bithell. If Barnes docs not findajo bby July I. the district will pay him $3, 700, a sum equal to his health benefits. and $4,SOO, thcequivaJenlofthedistrict's yearly contribution to his retirement. Barnes will be required to work 20 days dunna his leave of absence to help with the transition in adminis- tration. JET-NOISE MEASURES ADOPTED .•• From Al V. e 'hould be rnmpensated lor thl· u\e ol our air space .. ..aid one 1ec;1dcnt 'The residents of \anta ·\na Ht·1~hl\ h.J\e l'ndurcd cnouith · I ht· \oundprnofing plJn "'" no" 111dude air c.ond1twn1ng lo pn \t'nt the 'hot house .. 111 "grt·enhouc,~; · ellen that ma\ Ix· t r\:ltl'd h' 1he 11'1<iulat1<1n · ·Tm glad for the Jll tnnd1t1un1ng ",that "hen Im un the '>('tond floor •JI nl\ hou<ic I'm not toolo..ed alt'e ..aid <1 ~anta Ana Hetghh resident But residents remain wary of the plan and skcpltcal that 11 will actually "ork ec,peuall} cons1denng the 'hortfall 1n c.ount~ funds "><:\ cral ut the re'i1dcnts also voiced rnndemnatton of the ··standard pack- age" to be applied by the county to all homcu~ner\ "anting to get noise 1nsulat1on for their homcs About 450 homes Jrc cl1g1hlc tor the '>oundproot- 1ng. The standard a mount of mo ney paad for soundproofing W111 be based on the average cost. Fisher said. "Our obJcctavc ts to spend the m o ney to make noise reductions for the owners of the house" and lo be faJr to all the residents, he said. Fisher said the acoustical plans will be modeled after similar proJCCts implemented in neighborhoods near aarpons in Seattle and New York and close to Los Angeles lntcmataonal A1rpon MOORING FEES HIKED BY COUNTY ... From Al dlel t 11n )'acht ownl'r\ in Ncwpon Ba> \tntc the count) 1\ onl) respon- s1hk 101 IX offshore muonng\ out ut 1lw harbor·., I 100 moorings It doesn't have muc.h of an efl cll ~ 1aurcr !:>aid "That'<., onl)' 18 out of tHJndr ds • '\it'\\ porl Beach I tdcland~ •\dmtn· 1strat1on spoke'iman Tony Mell um ~1d 1hc uty will evaluate tts mooring ratesofS I J per hnealfoot an July The ett} ·s moonng rates have not gone up tor t~o 1,ear\ he )aid · '-"l· ~•II re•de" a number ot factor\ · "1cllum 'w!td Although the rates arc "a b11 higher" in Ncwpon Harbor than 1n neighboring reson areas alo ng the coast, many of the boats have occupied moorings there for several years, Mellum said . The city's waiting ltst for the moorings is IS to 20 years long. he added. CHARGES FILED IN EXXON GAS SPILL ... From Al ma,1mum PM'>1bk line \2 7f10 or i 111 per gallon ol d1\l.hargt• -f11r tlu\htng 276 gallon\ ol unll•aded g.1\oltne from tt'i -;1a11<1n JI K<.-dhtll ,\' cnuct and \i1ac. .\nhur Houlc .. ard h'on fau·c; a ma\lmum S2 f)l /1.1 line and or om· ~car in Jatl Im tht· l hargl'' tiled h\ the h'>h & < 1amt· l.>t.•partmcnt on \.\ cdnt><i<la\ \rrJ1gnment ha' hecn wt lor M.trlhl' ·\lt1Jrd1ng to Ft\h & < 1amt• '-"ardl'n l>:irn I \ 11 Ila the tlu\h1ng OH urrcd \titer a 1urh1ne pump <.eal hrnkt· 1n .sn 11ndrrpr nund ~., \tontgl· 1..u1k Jnd gac,ollnl' \lartL'd !lowing onto the \Urfau~. into th<.· \lrect gutter and do"n the Lam· nood Control ( bn· ncl that empt1e\ into Newpon Bay \ worker at the station called the o"nl'r ~ho ad' 1.-.ed him to c;hut do" n the pump and hose do"'n the 'P'll .\\Ila <.aid In addt lion an F uon repre<ienta· tl\e was allcgedl> at the 'itatton "'ho 1nstruc.ted workero; Ill hmt· down the Jrea .\\Ila dee.lined to net me the reprec,ental1\l' He \atd l harge'> were tiled agaan!>t tht• r~prcc,enta\I\ ea\ well as E.uon The 1nc1dent wasn't rcponed by the 'it.atton or Exxon. An un1de nt1fied third part) called the Orange County Fire Depanment. and firefighters prevented the ~pill from flowing into th(' bay .\ v1la ..aid local and state official-; will al"o seek reimbursement for their wsts in responding to the incident and cleaning up the sp ill "We've bee n dmng pretty goud 1n Orange County," Avila ~Id ... r hq !J udges) have been making lhc vml· a tor\ pay those costs.·· GASOLINE DUMPED INTO GUTTER ... From Al 1111 1111111 I ,1 Ir)\' l't1 '" r:h11d> h." hn•Hlll' r1111rl'1..11n- '' l'HI\ td [hr• •'O\ ll11IHtll'lll ft'ih c .amt I kpanml·nt Ytd \uch \ 111lat1on' M l' uimm11n throughout ( lrt1t1gl' I tiunt\ I ht· <kp.1nmt·n t " LOn11nu1ng II\ r,,,.,,,ii..11 111n 111 1hc 1nndcnt hcforc detcrm1n1ng whether 10 file charges against< rank Brother~. Avila said Owner'> <lf the company face a maximum S2.000 fine and a year 1n 1atl 1f authcin11c\ decide to prr1sccute V A LLE Y CONFLICT PROBE REQUESTED ... From A I 1 in flilT • In:\ \ ,,, u.h11 tkt l.Hl'd I Ul'\llJ\ nt~hl 111.11 tlt1· 1n\l 't'l'·'11111l I\ part 111 .1 r11l11u ;11 q·ndt·t1.1" h\ Bro"n 1k 1111•d h.1' 1n!l " hu\ln1·" rdJtt1111\h1p \.l.t1hl'l l'ropcrt1t'' Jk,d1dprn111u' Iv tliu1 wac; n11 rca"in lor h11l1 t•i lt\q 11,1l tl ~ h1m\t'lf from \11t1111t on 1hr •ll·m thal appeared O't a rout1nt• ••t llon 11n thl Li t'¥'\ c..on'lCnt tc1lcnd.i1 lie' Jlknowkdged howl'vt•r lh.Jt ht" ""a' J former l1m 11rd pann1·r 1n .irwtht'r compan\ "'Ith n I ount.11n V~llt'\ maJrOr HcrnH' ...,,"<,1,t.u1 Jnd l)<t\td lc;raclc;k Jr pnnupJ I owntr" •11 I ~ Pr n f)('rt te'i Vo'>' who t latlllnl I und.t\ he 1't>ould he-compkld" 1 11'.Jfed rn tlll' 1n\c~t1(V1t1on. said PH'\ 1ou\I~ th.11 111· ended h1~ hu'itne'><i ttl'' wtth "l -.Jl'tl<t~1 :lnd 1 .. 1a1·l\h in ( k. toht•r <•f 1 •18.t ~~:~~E Daily Pilat MAIN OFFICE ......... 110 ... t \tr 1n tl \IJtl'ml'nt llf l't l1no111tt lllll'lt'\I ftled Wllh lhl' t I(\ he Ul <l1l ated he J1<.p<J\l'd 111 thl" 1n' e\trrwnt on '\i.,, \<~ I 9k4 The t1m1ng " hc-lie\Cd t<1 he 1mport<1nt. <iounn <.a\ l"K:<.au\c puo- lt<. ollicial\ .srt' proh1h1ted from '01ing 11n llt'm' 1n\.oh.ang a hu'i1nc'>!> Iha 1 ""a' a \ourtc of more than S2 50 1n 1nlom1: for 1hcm during the past 12 mqnth' ,1n ordtntt tCJ d \pok('\woman 1th tht· f-.t1r Pohttcal Practice\ ( On\ Ill 1\\1110 v.,,, "''"d with lht' mJJ<>rlt) oftht• ( II\ ( llUOl ti 1111 II\ IQ 19~5 IO .Jpprr1.1· 1h1· Ir.it I n1:1p a<, well .t\ d r"l "rnmt· ncl.1111111 to .rnthun1r the prix.l'\\IOf ol .in . agreement thal "-t1uld h;1vt• \t't a development m1t1g;1tu111 lt-c at approximately \fill IJ<lll Jnd w ;11vt•d u \269 000 park \ltC 11.'l' Vos'> c.\pla1ned that he actually J1sposed ofh1s 1n-.cstment tn < >ctobcr of 1984 and that his 1nd1ca11on on the eloncim1c interest 'ltatement that he \old his in vestment Nov 30 of that year was o nly an "approx1mauon." In the documents. Voss said he had an o wnership of less than 10 percent in Walnut Center Ltd .. which he said owned a small shopping center in Orange He 1nd1catcd he received S250-St.O<tJ from the investment an 19X4 Rm wn ..aid Tuesday that <ihe has a<.kC'l.I (tty Attorney Alan Bum'I to look \pec1fically into that m:itter "The~ arc public document'!," <ihe ~1d. "You shouldn't make 5tate- mcnts unless they are ~ccurate and true" .. o.u, Piiot o.te..,., I• GuerentMd ·:~ .,~ / Justcall 642-6086 ~ '()9, ' .. , ~ ;·• IN ""' • ... ~ t .. "" °" I, "'".... ..!! (41 --· , p ,.. ,,. VOL. 71, NO. 51 I 'What do you hkc about 1he Daily Pilot., What . JtJO t ou ltk('" (all the number above and your mnYgc "'II be rttorded tran~nbcd and dt' 11 .. ered to the a ppropnatc editor The ..ame 24-hour answcnna service-ma y be u\Cd to retard letters to the ed11or on an) top1c I 1m1nhutof\ to our l ('tler!> column mu\t include thc-1r 11amc-, nd telephone number for \tnficatton fell~ us ""'ha1·~ on your mind • cercuteuon TelephonH Moatty doudy 8t(IM o...., the Ofanoe Cout wtth .eatttt9d lh<>we<t dlmlnlthlng thlt morning wlll becom. partly eloudy thlt •tte<noon and Friday • Highs wlll rano-In the &Oa today. whh IOWI tonight dropping to the low to mid 501 Clooda over the mountain• will bring a chance or rain. with local gusty south to aouthweat winds blowing 15 to 25 mph Resort hight will range from 44 to 54, and lows tonight 38 to 40, South to aouthHat wlnda wlll blows to t5 knoll along the Inner coutal waters, becoming t 2 10 20 knots weat to touthweat ttll1 afternoon The aouthwetl swell la 3 to 4 teet. 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CNceoo 4() 34 Clncit>Nll 113 45 c~ •8 4 1 Coilimt>ta s c 70 47 Co4'imtiue. °" 82 .a ConcxltO,H H ) 33 29 o.n...Ft Worth 11 48 Oeyton eo 44 o.n-ff 4$ O..Moin. 30 21 e.trolt 43 36 EIPeeo 81 42 ,eltbenU 00 ·20 Feroo 02 .()2 f\egelall 47 31 Ot-Rep!Oa 41 32 Q<eatF• .OS .10 ~.N C ee 4 1 H9ttl0tel :i. 32 -14 ..()3 HOnolulu 81 80 ~Ion 87 82 lndlanec>Oli• 60 4() Jacaaon, Ml 12 82 ""'-I IS 05 ~City 0 29 LMl/eget1 75 113 Little Aoclt ., 67 ' Norfolll, \la S9 4:l Olr.l.,_,.Cny 83 47 Omel\• 211 n Ott.noo 12 se ~ 3t :tO ~ 78 se Pflll=tc 52 47 Port Or 0 211 Pr~ 33 32 ="Y n 48 18 CM Reno 48 u Alchmoncl se 4S St lOUI• 41 3A St Pel•Temoa eo 113 Sall Lelle Ctty ~ 43 SM Antonio " 59 San Jvan.P A 79 &7 S..tt14' 37 22 ~~ 84 00 21 00 llool<-211 07 TOl*I• 45 32 T_, 82 50 r.-87 44 Wa.Nnglon 4S 31 -· se 341 w•-e.tr• 40 34 Extended Pattty Clouely anCI con11nuee1 r>umld wtth allQM~ l>l>OW normal '*"'*•hlfM f1IOl\a IOe end lo.-70. LO.,.. M'I mid 409 to mid SOI Stoc-•on T at>oe I/ alley Touanc• Surf Report LOCATION talOllllC Luma 8-.ti 3 • Satlla Monlea 4 9 ~8-1> 4 8 San OleOO County .i 8 0..110011 to; Frld•Y unle ct>enQe Tides TODAY Flrel IOW 11 04 t m ~ e ,, • m IOw I Ji pm Secono l'llgh 8 i · p"' FlllOAY Flrtt low I} 46 I m ~low 6 S4. m 2 07 pm Second ll'Oh 8 •1 r-m f~ SW SW SW SW 7 I ~2 o• J & l . se 0 7 ~8 Sun 11.e. iooay 11 8 31 t "' •Nl ..... 199..,, •• & 4' p "' Moon ·-toelay al 1 .&6 p m 1n11 ..,,. again•• 4 08 • m NERDSHAVEDAY ATUCIRVINE ... From Al T he lighter side of cng.anccnng 1s highlighted with contests involving paper airplanes, 011 derricks made of toothpicks and bridges bujll of Popsi- cle sllc~_. T here's even an egg drop compcuuon from the 9th floor o f UCTs Engineering Building. But the big est attention-getter 1s traditionally the Nerd Contest. At noon Wednesday. seven students donned mismatched shoes. taped eyeglasses and other nerd trademarks to enter. Fred Sawyer. assistant dean at the enginccnng school. introduced the .contestants and encouraged on· lookers to applaud their fa vorites. "We have a couple o f n ngcrs in here," Sawyer admi~ted. "Two o f these people arc physics maJors."'But can you tell them apart?" As two entrants crashed into the j udgi ng area aboard rickety b1cyclcs, Sawyer added, "The i4,.ea here 1s to present cngincen ng !ltudents as the world thanks we arc." Garnering the most applause were the "brother-and-5t'>ler" team of Flip and Fifi Florcyk. "I work the night shtfi at Naugle's." snorted Fili. who was dressed an a floral dre<>s that failed to cover her white slip. a red plaid scarf. one sneaker and one leather shoe. A Cabbage Patch doll was nestled 1n her purple backpack. Her companion Flip entenaaned the crowd by playing a plast1c flute - with his no<ie A friend e'<pla1ned that Fl1p's chief concerns arc buying parking permits. rc~lhng his te'(t- book'i and pre~erv1ng black-and- whtte tclev1s1o n Flip was awarded first prize -a t·alculato r. of course -while Fifi took home a camera for second place. As the contest concluded. F-11p Florcyk 1denttfied himself as Andre Pap1llon. a 22-year-old Wcstmm'iter resident and senior mechanical eng1- neenng student at UC I "This 1s my la\t year. 11nd I wantc:LI to gel invol\-ed in lot!> of £:-week ac11v1t1es." he explained. His "sister" Fifi introduced her\ell as( ec1ha Penera. a 20-year-old Irvine res1den1 and Junior mechanical engi- neering student. Penera c~plained that she and Pap11lon :ire peer academic advasen "'ho decided to en1er as "peer-nerds." ··For o nce in m) ltfe I wanted lo do something weird and original." 'he said Pencra -;aid \he purcha\ed f iii ~ dress for 95 cen1s :it a thnl\ '>hop hut added that the Cahbage Patch doll was her own Eng1nccnng Dl'an Sawyer said th<' Nerd (on test 1s a healthy acttv1ty "W e know we have a strange image on campus. so we might f!S well make hay of 11:· he said "Tht'i helps engancenng sludents \how 1hey're also human beings. that they have a <;en!>e of humor and can laugh at tbem-;ehes " BAIT SHOP STIRS LIVELY DEBATE ... F rom Al months. he often cannot catch enough batt or he has to travel all the wa)' to San Pedro. which prevents him from returning 1n ttmc to \ell to lish1ng boats when they leave Ncw- pon Harbor at dawn. C1rC)\hock has been Joined by local .. pon fishermen 1n asking the New- port Beach Manne Depanment to consider a proposal 10 anchor a bail receiver at the mouth of the harbor fhe ball receiver would e nable ball to be stored and '>Old while (1re"'>hock''i boat 1s out ca tching more bait The barge-hkc '>tructure, which "o uld cost from $40.000 to $50.000, would be anchored and would be about 96 feet long and 30 feet w1cfe. ~uch bait as anchov1e'i, sardines. mackerel and squid would be sold from i1s tanks fhe propo!kll ha<. '>Upport Imm local sport l1'>hermen and 'ip<1rtfishing captains. but \Orne local res1dent'i oppose the plan for ti'> possibly adverse impacts. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber o f Commerce 1nv1tcd seven speakers to pan1c1 pa1e 1n "The Great Baal Debate." which was held Wednesday morning. Bob Bisbee. owner of -61sbec's Sponfish1ng of Balboa Island. said every bus1nec;s 1n Newport Harbor - from tackle 'ihops to boat yards to restaurants -hurts hccauc;e of the lack of ball for sale "I get more compliuntson that than anyone issue 1n Newpon Harbor," he said Sponfishing c:iptain Bill Von Hen- kle s~ud ciwittng bait rece1 vcrs at two harbor locations are not enough to provide enough ba1 I for everyone. In add11ion. the harbor's warmer waters are not as conducive to storing hve bait as the loca11on at the mouth of the harbor would he "There ,., a lot of o;uppon," Von Henkk \aid .. A lot of people arc w1ll1ng 10 put money into lhl\ In la( I wt''re so ovel}ub~nbcd, wt· rnuhJ butld another Newport Beach ·· Whtie sport li">hermen 'iupport thC" proJel t. \ome local residents ma)' not '\ s1m1lar propo~I wa\ killed b) the Newpon Beach City ( ounc1l 1n 19X I following 'itrong oppos1t1on h> re\1 - dent\ Byron f-a rwell. who h\C'i near the proposed ba1t-recc1ver •ittC, said \ULh commercial enlerpnscs c.hould be located 1n a commercial area of the harbor not near homes John Mcerman'i said pollu11on problems in the harbor may not make such a facility feasible. 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