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Home My WebLink About1986-02-21 - Orange Coast Pilotl CO\Sf • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1986 • • • uryv1ew1n Intaped inte rrogation, youth·a llegedly adm~ts to accidentally killing mother - By ROBERT HYNDMAN OtlheO.-, .... li.fl f\ Suixnor Court JUry will be shown a videotaped antcrrogauon Monday of a Capistrano Beach man in which. according 10 prosecutors, he confesses 10 accidentally killi nJ his mother and then trying 10 cover 1t up. A Huntington Beach church wins city approval to expand Its facllltles In a shopping center./ A3 . California Slaln Filipino newsman had predicted 'a lot of kllllngs' In wake of Marcos' election./ Al Nation Reagan, c heered In Grenada, draws parallels to Nicaragua./ A4 A House panel votes to halt aid to ... Marcos' gov- ernment./ A4 World Marcos faces Isolation from his traditional West- ern allies./ A5 Sports Ocean View High domi- nates the Dally Piiot All- Sunset League basket- ball team with four first- team players./C1 Prosecutors arc seeking a second- degree murder conv1c11on against Mauhew James Lombard, 26, an conncc11on wnh the death of his mother, Emily Mac Lombard. on Feb. 8. 1985. • Investigators said Lombard beat his mother to death, then blindfolded. Suspect quizzed in bank heists Man main sus pect in unusual rash of ba nk ---------robbei:_ies in county By TONY SAAVEDRA and PAUL ARCHIPLEY Ol_Oeltf,...llailt Law enforcement officials were interrogating a Santa Monica man Thursday in connectio n with nine bank and savings and loan robbencs in Orange County this month The suspect, who is being held 1n lieu of $50.000 bat! in Newport Beech, may be responsible for the bulk of 13 bank and savings and loan robbenes that occurred dunn$ a 26- hour sxnod this week. investigators believe. Emerson Allan S11t1. 20, was being questioned by 1nvest1gators from several city police departments and the Orange County Shcnfrs Depart- ment Thursday, said Newport police spokesman Trent Hams. Investigators were qucs11on1ng Sutt in coonecuon with nine rob- benes so far. but Hams said. "He's probably good for several more." her, 11ed her up and placed her on a blanket 1n the trunk of her car. Lombard contacted San Clemente Police three days later and reported his mother missing. In a Feb. 20, 1985, videotaped interropuon, Lombard starts out telhnf investigators he was not home the night his mother was lolled. But under quesuoning by the two in- tcrroaators, Lombard later chan,es his story and admits to the crime and coverup attempt, according to pros-- .. . . -25~ FAIR FOMCAITIONA2 - video rill in ccutors. The first haJf of the mterrogauon was shown to lhe nine-wo man. thrcc- man Jury on Thursday. The rt· mainder 1s ex~cted to be screened when the tnaJ resumes Monday mom1na in Judae Leonard McBndc's Santa Ana courtroom. Deputy Public Defender Joel Baruch argues that Mrs. Lombard's death in her Capistrano Beach home was accidental. She was heavily intoxicated and was naggJng and °""" .... --., Lae ...... nd1cuhn$. ber ton wben he became anary and pushed her as1dt. A pathoJoaa1t'1 report 1nd1cated that Mrs. Lombard dj04t of a heart attack caused by strcu-'and a skull fracture, Baruch said. But that frac- ture resulted when she fell and hll her bead on the Ooor, he sa1d. not by a beaung. Lombard -was afraid of bting caupll and tried to cover up the incident, Baruch wd. ·• t-Je really loved his mother and his family," he said "He was afr11d t.hJt 1f he had come clean and told people that he had killed his mother, there would be~ withdrawal of family and fnends" But Deputy Dtstnct Attorney Thomas Goethals said Lombard's acuons, aJthou&h provoked by Mrs Lombard. went beyond man- slauJhtcr Autopsy tcports 1ndJcatc Mrs. Lombard was severely beaten and showed 1n1uncs beyond the skull fracture, Goethals said. District told to. ~ ~~ admit boy with AIDS antibodies Judge bases decision on medical optntp n that no threat posed "- By STEVE MARBLE or .. a.r,......,. Cha nnon Phipps. the 11-ycar-old El Toro boy with AIDS anubodics in his blood, poses no danger to other students and m ust be re-admitted to school, a Supcnor Court Judge ruled Thursday. The seventh-grader, who 1s a hemophiliac, has been barred by the Saddlcback Valley Unified School D1strict from attending class since the presence of the AIDS a ntibodies were <!etrcted last August. Phipps, who attended the court hearing wtth his aunt, her fiancc and a younger brother, sm iled broadly as he waJked into the glare of telev1s1on cameras after J udgc Harmon Scoville issued his ruhng. "h's going to be rough," he ad- mitted later when asked about return- ing to Rancho Canada Elementary School in El Toro. "Some lods att going to tease me.- "But hc·s ready for 1t. He'~ strong.·· added his aunt. who 1s also h1~ legal guardian. CbanDOD Pb1ppe school dmncfs pan," the aunt said aftcrthc hcanng. "Draulng 1l out this wa6!:s really been unnecessary - use of the lawsuit and the reluctance oflhc d1stnct to admit the bo). the case has drawn Wldcsprcad media attention Some paTCT1ts have threatened to pull their duJdren from the grade school 1f Phipps 1s per- muted to return, one attorney sa.id Estancia High Is expected to challenge Corona del Mar for the Sea View league track cham- plonshlp./C2 INDEX Sutt was apprehended by Newport Beach police offi cers minutes afier the Fir!t lnt~rstate Bank at 2750 W Coast Highway was robbed about 1·58 p.m . Wednesday. He was allegedly Oecing from the holdup in a 1974 gold-colored. two- door Plymouth that matched the description of the ietaway car in another heist earlier 1n the day. Cbannon Phippe, the taller of the two boya, walk.a down the hall at the county coo.rt boue with hi• friend Ja.adn after the beartna. BebJnd Cbannon la Illa aunt Deborah Phippe and her finance, Jame. Franekewlt&. Deborah Phipps filed a lawsuit against the school d1stnct 1n Novem- bc'r. requcstJng that the d1sinc1 be forced Lo admit the scvcntl11'(:lder He was reccivtng home tutonng at the umc "I think this whole thing has been very cruel and inhumane on the "f know we can't plea~ everyone." the aunl said "But he has a nght 10 bt there " According 10 a medical evaJuauon prepared for the coun b) count} (Pleue eee DISTRJCT/A2) Advice and Games Bulletin Board Business Classified C7 A3 CS-6 86-8 C8 Comics Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Dplnlon Paparazzi Pollce Log Publlc Notices Sports Televlslon Weather 88 Oatebook C7 A8 Datebook Police recovered more than S 1,000 believed Lo be taken in the holdup AgunaJsowas found in thecaraf\cr officers pulled Stitt over at Jamboree Road north of-East Coast Highway. Harris said. FV median work goes back to city A3 85, 8-9 C1-4 Date book A2 Police were alerted to the Newport Beach robbery by a silent alarm. triggered after a lo ne bandit handed a note demanding cash to o ne of the tellers. he said. Sutt was allegedly the most acti ve robber dunng a slew of heists 1n the county that began Tuesday and (Pleue eee BANK/A2) By TOM WRIGHT o.-,,...Con11,1 ldell1 Af\er two years of problems. the Fountain Valley City Council has decided some prOJCCts arc better handled by city employees. The council has approved the hinng of two new city employees to maintain the turf on medians and along c1ty nghts of way. Councilman Ben Nielsen voted LB Council outlines objections to off shore oil tract leasing plan By LAURA MERK OflNOelly,...llailt The Laguna Beach City Council will o ppose several portions of the lntenor Dcpartmcnt'sJlan to begin leasing federally owne sites o ff the Cahfom1a coast for 011 drilling. A letter will bt sent to California Gov George DcukmcJ1an outhnmg the council's concerns about Sec- retary of the Interior Donald Hodcrs dnlhng proposal. "Those who remember Ja~ Watt and how 1rrespons1ve he wa to c1llzcns' concerns -well. this 1s h1~ plan Without his Slltfl3tUrc." ('oun• cilman Ro~rt Gentry said Tuc\da:r •The council opposes a 5-:rear Outer Conunental Shelf 011 and Leasing Program for 1987-1991 that would divide the suite into three section~ instead of two ... Thi~ will provide for mo re lease sales ... Genii) 'lald. He su1Jgcsted the department stll"k to its original plan to d1v1dc the state into Northern and Southern ( alr- forn1a areas •Two lease sales arc proposed for Southtm CaJ1fom1a tracts in Ma:r 1988 and December 1991 Gent!) suggested 011 companies onh he allowed to bid on the tracts o nce dunng the 5-ycar plan. •If tracts arc not sold in the year they are offered. supplemental sales will occur the following year. "If 011 companies don·1 bid, they come back again. This 1s showing little concern for the local aovemmcnts.." said Gentry, adding that the plan would increase work demands on city staff. •.\II lease saJcs off the California coast could be aocelerated "based on cntcna r,ct to be developed by the In tenor 'Gentry sugcstcd the coun- ('11 oppose this plan, "eitccpt 1n the (Pleaae eee OPl"SHORlt/ A2) Tbe undy beacb at Llttle Corona lau dlmlnt1bed o•er the laat M•enal ,....... .... ...-.. ....tdeeta belle•e. The clty bu bJred a cou.itaot to 1hldy the problem. against the chan~c. saying, "I think the proper d1rcct1o n for JObs of this kind 1s to turn to the pnvatc sector " Mayor Fred Voss and Councilman George Scott ~1d thc:r a~rced. but only when the result was high-caliber work The council has "'rcstled with the 1!>sue since South ( oast Landscape Maintenance abandoned 1ts contract to ma1nta1n the medians o n boulevards and along City nghts Of way When the cit} sought a new contractor the lowest bid, submitted b' C'rcau' c Landscaping Inc . under- cut South Coast Landscasx·\ charge to the cit) by $300 a month But Cit\-staffers expressed doubb about tha·t low bid .. This bid worn~ u~:· said \\a,nc Osborne. director of puhhc works .. btcausc the reason the prcv1ou\ Navy ships playing war games off coast ' F rom staff and wire reports The Navy 1s conducting a maJOr fleet 1ra1n1ng exercise oO tht• roa\t of Southern California. featunng -for the firs! time -a hauk group led by a battleship instead of an aircraft earner The citerc1sc:s, which began Tuesday and arc e\l)ected to la.-.1 thn:c weeks, arc being held far out to sea and arc not '!Sible from the coastline. according 10 Lt Commander Tim Ta:rlor. a Na'' spokesman stationed in the Third Fleet's Pearl Harbor ba~ 1n Ha.,.,.a11 "This 1s an oixn ocean battle group cxcrc1St' using vanou'> area' off the coast trad1t1onalh used In rcglar fleet training C\CfCl~"I •• f J\ ltlf said Thursday. "We typ1c.ally no uf, an> boaters or manners o ul there where"'(' 11 be oixrating or using gunfire."' he ..aid The citerc1~. code-named Read1c' 80-2. fcatu~ the baule hip (Pleue eee NAVT /A2) Beach erosion has residents worried Little Corona beach erosion unde r s t udy. may Jus t be cycllcal By SU AN HOWLETT °' ... .,.., ........ Little Corona u~ 10 be a plat't' .. here kid\ would pla~ and rnuples. •ould walk -a place ncarb\ rc\1 dcn1~ could be proud of But tM dctcnonat1n1 cond1t1on ot the bach ha furmwcd the hroW'\ of Corona del Mar homwwnel"I ,.ho think lhe landmark 'P<>' 1~ not bema main· tatn~ a\ well a" 1t ~hould be Rt,1dtn1 J:lme~ T C lprt'IJ \Aid water dt111n1ng Jov.n the cltm to thr he ch ha~ rt\11ltrd 1n ero'1on 1n rl"\ent \ears that will rum the Oc:a~ h II somcthma 1'> not done "The idea n to find out what lan he done 10 \top further ermmn · ( apret1 ~1d "The welt'r all Ind. It'' dov.n and tt ha eroded ~1an1f11.~n11\ ewport Beach P\lbl 1c \' llfk \poke~man John \\ ht'r 1d lht' c 1h ha, contra ltd a 'ltud' h) 1ht" tna1· nccnng finn of Moffat and °'l1C'hol to loolc into w problem < ra1g H Evcru. tht enainttr 1n l harae of thr study, p 1d ~was h1~ thrtt month\ •to look into the beach ero\lon hu1 his rcoon has not ytt hffn cnmplrtod The ~n will t.alr.e longrr than e\pected becautt the C'll)' ha' a\kt'd for addmonal 1nfomurnon 1ln thr erosion and on P'"lOI' ot 'Ulgn nt waler 1n ~Bud r an\'on an·. ihO\'l" I lOntractor abandoned his agreement ~as because he couldn't make an) mone~ ()c,bome 'has pointed out that thl" Slater .\ \ enuc medians mamta11'cd b' cit' LrC\loS.. arc Lhc most attraCtHe 1nthe.lll} H e ~1d ut) o;taffha~ne1.cr httn sausfied ~ 11h 1he 1urf ma an ten· ant't' pro' 1dt'd b) pn' ate contractors tn this arta Laguna man arrested on drug charge B)' tbr Associated PrHt (1R\"'T . 'M -o\ Laguna Bcac.:h man wa\ chargt'd "'Ith pos- st'SS1on of a controlled substance after state polict said the) sc1zt'd b 6 pound\ of lCX'ainc and nearh SI .000 "-irk Richard Zehnske, '7 · wa\ being held in the ( 1rant\ Jail in hru ot S~l.ltl IXlO oond authontlC' ..aid ThuNla' ltlin .. kc wa\ traveling cast on lntcNalc 40 "hen he "35 stoppt"d \.\ rdnt~a, at a rouunc tate pohce (Pleaee .ee ARJl.£8T/A2) Su SAN HOWLETT Focus ON THE NEws I 11tk < ornna \\ 11ltct \81d prehmmaf) rt"Ull\ ot thr \luth 1nd1~tr that the los' of sand on the -ht'ac-h 1' due lo natural 1.ond111on\ ·r \'i<'nllalh the 1 <lnd1t1on of the \Ind" relall' ch \tahlt." \\ altt"r \aid Ht r\plaint'd that there "'a reoccur- nng lo'' and 'sa1n of '>Ind 11 all btalht'' dept'nd1na on the suwn \and " wl\hed awa' 1n the winter and return' dunn the 'pnna and \ummer manth' he Yid Rut \\ahrr ackno -.ledpl"d th.at l 11tlt C ornna·, \and' U\"a d~ W't'm (Plea.ee eee B&ACft/ A2) • ------~- A2 * Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Friday, February 21, 1986 Editor's job ·being auctioned off at Rotary Club fu~d-raiser B)' TONY SAAVEDRA Of .. 0.-,,.... '"'" Ever wonder 1f lhe nt:w~paper bu ine~s l'i rcall) hke .. Lou Grant"" How much would ~ou pa) 10 find out,, Those a~ the quesuo n!I polled lo bidders vy1n'-Saturday night for the Daily Ptlot's 'Ed1tor-for-a-Da~" pm- ll1on. one of the items to be auc11om:d by the Costa Mesa Rotary Club. Other goodies on the auction block th1!t year are a diamond pendant, a iiold chain. a $200 South Coa!lt Pl:ua shopping spree -"llh a )Car's worth ol valet parking -and S2. 300 worth ot ad space in the lY.111> P1lvt. the equ1 vaknt of a full page r or the thm.I vear. the Orange ( oast ne"spapn "'" turn the ed1- tonal reins over tor a d:iv 10 tht' highest bidder Daily Pilot Editor frank l rn1 will be dose behind to supervise the honorar. boss -who will lead the dail) ne\..i. mee11ng, wnte an editonal and also compose a story IO tx· published later about the JOurnnli~11r c~penence Past ed1tor~-for-a-da' werl' Orangc Coast 't M( A D1rct·tor Jim De Boom and attornc) Kenr\tlh W<Ayman. both trustee of the Newpon-Mcsa l ln1- fied School 01\tr u t Proceeds from the annual aul tllln will go toward the t•harit1cs sponsoH·d b) the Rotary <. lub. Last ) car. S 12,000 was raised and Rotary rnem- tx'r Larry Poston said the group was aiming at S 15,000 this year A silent auction will be held from 5:30 to 7 pm. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood ( ommunit> Center. 1845 Park A 1<1.~ A '01cc aucuon will beg10 at 8 30 p m Mesa Pier 1 Imports robbed The S 15 ucket 10 the evC"nt. including dinner and comphme ntal") c6cktails, can tx-purchased at the door. For those who don't fanq the world of Journalism, a smorgasboard of oth1:r items will be up for bid, Poston said. An armed robber escaped with about $300 1n cash Thursda~ after holding up a Costa Mesa import store The' suspect, descnbed as a wh•tl' male between 35 and 40 )ear~ old ordered an emplo)ec at gunpoint to put the register's cash into a bag al Pier I Imports at 2710 Harbor Bhd ~t about 9 p. m . Costa Mesa police: \aid He then forcl·d tour l'mplo) ecs and a CU'ttomer into a hack room of tht· <;tore. telling thl•m, .. Don't l'all the pol11:c for fi,e minute' .. "'J o one S3'-" the man ll'tl\e Witnesses described the '>uspcct as 'i feel 7 inchc' tall "1th a bush) moustache brown hair and blue c~es "And the auc11oneC1" this year will agai n be Gordon Bowley. <;o }'OU know it'll be fun. That guy should bl.• on the Jack Parr show,'' he said Poston said more than S 15.000 "onh of Items will be put on the auction block NAVYSHIPSEXERCISINGOFF COAST •.. From Al New Jer~e) assuming 1h1: lead ro k Fourteen other ships. including the nuclear-po"cred r ru1ser Lon~ lk alh arc also part1n pa11ng. the "'la'' <.a id The c'<crc1sc began JU:.t 1v.o ''c:l"k' after Defe nse Secretar) ( .i-.par '-' Weinberger informed ( ongrl'''> thl' ;-.;av> was planning to begin alter- nating Pacific Ocean dt>plm ml·nt' between earner battle group\ .ind baulesh1p groups. That change 1s being made a\ part of an effort to rcdutc dl'ployml'nl times for all Na') '>hip' and to m.tkl· better use ot thl' World War II-era ba11lesh1ps that arc tw1 ng modcrn11ed and returned to 'en ice .\bout S.000 men aboard the I S <.h ips ar1: paruc1pat1ng 1n the C'<t·rc1se. .. "h1ch '-"Ill pro' 11.k n·alis11t mulu- thrl·at. open-oce..1n 1ra1 n1ng for par- t1c1 pa11ng un•l'> · according lo the '\;aH That toial drn:' not 1ndude the t re""s of par11upa11ng subman ne!I l he Na') rou11n1:I} rl'l u'iC\ to di'>· t lose the l()('3 t1on of 1t!> 'ubmannc'> or ho " man) take part 1n a particul ar exercise. Besides the New Jerse) and Long Beach, the eltcrc1se in vol Vt'"i one other cruiser. tv.o destrovcrs. nine frigates and one support ship Van- ous types ot am:raft will also part1c1- patc. fl) ing from bases in Cahforn1a that include the Miramar Na .. a l ..\1r Stauon. Moffett Field and the Man ne Corps fa c1ht) a t El Toro. Dnlls will include ant1-submannc and ant1-a1rcraft ·warfare. Manumc patrol aircraft from.Canada \I.ill alc;o part1c1palc. the Navy said OFFSHORE OIL OBJECTIONS OUTLINED ... From Al case ot a nauonal emergt Ol' •Nine areas o ff Californ1..1 "111 Ix· postpancd for sale betaU'>t' tht' ..1rt• considered protected art'a' I hl' ln- tcnor Department ha<. J\kt·d tor suggesuo ns for twu other arl·..1, 111 he defe rred ... Not onc arrl' ul Or:1ngc < ounl) ocean fluor 1\ going t11 ht· .deterred I iind that 1.kpl11r..1hlc ·· (1cn1r. <;aid Tht»u>Uncil unan1 mou'>I} agret·d 111 ,pppo'>t' the 5-)ear plan and c,uggt''>ll'd all mcmbt:r' be present at a \11aH.h Ii meeting 1n In int· '><·hc:duled b' the go' ernor'!> offi lc to rccel\ r comment on the subtt'l'l l he ml·l'llng\ lutat1un "\till undeuded. "rh1s '' a poor lllTH.' to \ell re<,ourle'> wht'n 1h1.·y can tx· !>old \O r hea pl)." ~1d Counulma n Nell f 111pa11ck. rclemng to thc: relent drop in oil pnce\ .. I am amaied that thl'' arc looking for v.a}<. tu ancleratl' the progra m 1n.,1ead of dt'tcclerate 11 ·· ( oun- ul111 .... ~dn i...l·nnl'\ c,a1d Thl· wuncil also agreed 10 \end J counc.:11 fl)c mber to Washington. D ( on h'h 25 v.hcn the House Suhcomm11tcc on lnll'no r Ap- propnau om will be working on the lntcnor"• funding hill tor next }car Members a lc;o agreed to haH· a member at the Cap11ol for the Marr h 5 meeting of the C ahforn1a ncgo11a1- 1ng team on oO\hore oil drilling The b1part1..an team has scheduled a heanng to allo" local official!> tu speak on the subJe<. t BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT QUESTIONED ... From Al rnrf11nucd through ~l'Unl·~dJ) He 1s also a <;uspect 1 n 'e' 1:n t:arl 1er robberies from Ventura to thl' Ha' ..\rca In Jll tht• .:!o-huur nihbcn \prn alrO'"' the tnunt\ nctkd mun· th.rn $111!<00 1111m thc I' tinanl 1.1l 1n,111u- l1Un\ FBI 10\e\l1g..1tor' arc: 4ul,l111n1n!! '""" mt•n be\llil''> \tilt in tlll10t'l t111n '~ 11h c;ome of the ~ t•dm:\Oa\ hold- up\ be he' 1:d to bc the mo'>! < h ang.1.· < oul)t)r bank he1!>t<; 1n a '>IOgk <la' ""E:.ight 1n o ne da\:, a<. tar a<; I l..nov. thats a rcu>rd for the lount\ ' ,;11J I Bl .igcnt h ani.. < atln 1n '-.:int.t \na Ht• \a1l1 he didn't kn1•'-" "hat .,riurrl•tl lhc: dclugl' ul robbcm·, .. Aa nd11s u ... uall\ kl·c:p going until thC') ·re caught. and right no w there·, a k " that havrn't bl:en appreht•nded." < a lie' ..a id He. abo v.a\ umun• hnv. man)' of tht' '-' edne'>dJ\ ht•1\t'> ll>uld he re- l.11c:J 111 tht li't' holduri' T unda\ that ~ IJ1mc:d roughl~ ~'\ 1110 l111m 1n'>t1tu- 1111n<, 111 f uun1.11n \ ..1lh:' In inc I u\l1n f I I <1ro ,10J L ..1gun.i 11111!> ''-'cha' l'n·t had J lot ot 11me to <tit dov. n and '>ill through tht· robbcne' 1n the last tv.o da'' -we·H· bccn too husy going out to them:· ht• "ia1d T hur'ida' \lore· thJn \'> .,00 v.a, "ulcn '-' edne!>Ja~ during rnhtx·nn .t\ thrt·c Hani.. of -\menta branthc<t in h wn- tain Valle)' a nd ..\nahe1m: three hrst lnter;talt' Ba nk offices in Laguna Hill'>. C O'ita Me<,a and Newport Beach and two linannal in'it11u111 in\ in T u'>t1n In T U'>l1 n polilc rnllared < h:irk' Ru~. '' .1ddrt'" unkno"n ..1nd 1Ja,1d Rarr ~2 of llhno1!> on suc;p1cwn 111 rnhh1nK a \\ell\ f .irgo hranchat 1-lMll Redhill ~'e al 11 56 a m. Wedne'>da\ The '>U!>pcct,· v.,·rc nabbed \\h1k a llegedly attempting to flee in an ~lhed Van Lines truck Pohcc rt·covcrcd all the mom:v from the hl"l\I ahout $460 · ;o.;u inJUfll"'i '-"ere re ported or '>hot\ fired 1n an)' ol thl' robbcnr~ BEACH EROSION WORRIES RESIDENTS ... From Al 10 be d1m1nl\h1ng.. Jnt1 the t 11\ I' 1a l..1ng \ll'P'> 10 <din1ak thl' prohlc:rn I rillu"' 1ng tht· tomplcted report '>dnd w111 he fl'Pldted II nredl·d hl· Jddnl '""1 an\ re<;1Jen1~ lrum \Oung up- \tdrt\ to 11ld-11ml·r, Jrl· ont.t'rnl'd about thl\ prnhkm < 1prt·11 ,.rnl .. , , ' hu·n .i popul<tr 'P"' for ..1 l11n~ 11me < arirll1 '>J1J hc: mo\ed In lht• \hort•t. Ii th a fl'J 1 n I 'IK<I and h,I\ \I nu \Cl'O lhl· hc,llh JI f 1llll ( fll!ITl.i dt'll'nor<tll" Ill .1 1111 I..\ .lll<t ll'\\ \Ul t.1hk 1111 ..,.,1lk111g ,111d -...ulinJI. lh.111 I\ W,I\ \ l',1 f\ Jg.11 .. ,, hu' ph~'ill Ull\ <ihrunk in \Ill" < Jprl'll \Jill ··n en in lull rqik·n 1\hml·nt 1n \umma .. ( Jprl'lt \a1d thl'rl' Jr<' r<x. k\ on thl' otl'Cln flour JU'>l i1lhh11n: mJi..1nti "'ad1ng unu1mlortabk I hl· v.att•r U\Cd to•ha\l' d <,and' bottom he \aid "'""port Realh · \1annl' Depart ment '>Pflkl'\man Da' t' Har,hhargcr <.aid Jlthough thl' no.,1on isl'\ 1dl·nt ARREST ... From Al road him. k ahout two rn ilt'' '-"l''l nt M 1lan olt11..cr<t \J iii Polin• '>.lid thl'\ 11h1.11m·1.J .t \l'Mt h "arrant and found l•><.11111· 1n u garment bag. The lOCaine "'a' \\ortll nr.111\ SS50.000 deJ>l·nding on m pu11t\ \late po l1Ce narcot 1l s nll111al\ <..ml MAIN OFFICE llr ""•~" p_.., ~ v"""" ...... tl1"''_. J • t A •.·~~ Cau • ...,eot 6<1; ~-'A t:vo.'•\11' •1• • ,. •I VOL 19, NO. 52 •·1 1 .1ppcar\ II• U\ lhJI II I\ l \llll • . f hl'rl' flJ \ l' hct.•n \Oml' \ln>ng periods ol wl·athl·r · I lar\hhargcr \J1d .. Real he<i\\ \Uri ..1nd lot<, ot ru null ha!> a tendt•nn to mO\ c '>Und ·· In the 191n., lht• ul\ hu11t a hcrm- lil..c '>lruuurc 1n lhl' Bulk or 'vlorning < ..1n,un area designed to C'Onlrol the ru n11tl heading rlo"' n to the bl· at h But thl' \!fill lure ha' been a , • •t trt1\ ~ r\IJI l\\Ut' among< oruna dcl \l .H re\ltknt' ;ind \Oml· .. a, thl' hcrm ti.1\ hJJ a \l.tgn.11in~ l'lku lr1•a1111K 1110 ... qu1l11 1nl1•\tt'd p11<1h 111 runon fr o m Jhu,,· lhc l'auht C oa': High- "' .1 \ '1c"'purt He.tth < II\ < ouncilman lilll ..\gec: ,,11J he 1n111ated the nt~ cllort in 1983 10 look into the crowm Jnd runoff problem ·'Then· "crt• <;ome resident'~ that noticed that '>Orne of the sand wa!. gone after the storms. 'iO I thought 11 would be a go<Jd idea to do a study on the problem ·· Rut th~ council man pointed out that v.1 th the la"" ofgra\11>. the water ha!> to fi nd a v.ay to get down to the beach ~omc rc'i1dents didn't hke the no" m ukin{I. a cha nnel of separauon on the heath hut to dam rt up JU'it creates a 'i tasnant pool. he c;a1d Walter <,a1d the cngincen ng stu<J ) "'d<. rirolongc:d to include I actor'> 1nvolv1ng the berm. and to '>l'l' what can be done :ihout thc runoff -which has changed o-.cr the years because of increased construction in Corona dcl "'1ar. The result<; of the stud) arc expected in about a month. he said $50,000 to UCI chemists Thl' ..\tlant1c R1thficld F-oundauo n of Los <\ngcles ha,award<.'d a $50,()()(1 l hallenge grant to lt< lrv1nl.''" De· partment of< h~·m1 <;trv fhe gift will he used to support I ht' depanmcn1'<, ~urfacc l hem1'>tl) pro- gram. hcadrd h' John ( Hem- minger. an ac;c;oc1ate professor T he program. 1nit1ated b> Hemminger 1n I q7!!. focu'>C'> on cataly'>ts corro~1on and nt'w matt'nalo; It~ laborator) nov. 1ndudes 15 sc1cnll!th. including fat- ult' oost doctoral researchers and '>tudents The challenge grant 1s designed to encourage more donati ons from UC! alwnm. The first $25.000 has been reccived The 'ICCond halfofthe gift 1\ to be donated later this year 1f alumni contnbu11on<; match it two-to-one by Sept. 30 "Challengt' gifh provide an c\Cel- lent 1ncent1ve for increasing our rund- r.ustng efTo ns 1n '>pcc1fic areas " said Richard Mathen>, associate vKe chancellor for umven11 y advance-I ment. D1Ur Piiot Detlvery It Ouerentffd V "'Mf t _.,., ' I .X. Just call 642-8086 • "•flt 10V" rat• r., \:Koc"' ca""''"'"'•,. • 0 t":AIF C.OC• • t• ,..., ..... ., 'Wh,u do ~ou 11ke about the Diuly Pilo~" V... hat don·1 \OU hke'' (all the number above and ~our mes~age will be recorded. }ranscnbed and· de· Ii\ ered to the appropnate editor l he \ame 24·hour an~wenng service may be used to record letter~ to the editor on an y lop1r C ontnbutor~ to o ur ltttef'1 column must include 1he1r name and telephone number for venficat1on Tells u\ what's on .,our mind .• ...., s ........ A ~, II! . . . ~ .. t. ... .,~ ... ~ Clrculetlon T1lephonH ... ' • J• eo.r•, •••• tcJ-4.m • W EATHER Fair and warm for· the weekend A building high-pressure ay1tem deflected cloud• away from Southern California today and lttr. w11rm weather was predicted tor Saturday Temperatures tonight wlll go down to between 40 and 50 In coastal areas, 25 to 38 In the mountains and 32 to 42 In the deserts Highs Saturday wlll reach the mid to upper 70s along the coast. the 50s In the mountains tnd 65 to 75 In the desert• AJ009 the. .orange Coa.at It wlll be sunny and warmer Saturday with local gusty northeast winds below the northe.rn canyons Saturday. Highs Saturday 72 to 80. Lows tonight 42 to 50 From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -Inner waters· Northeast winds 15 to 20 knots with 2 to 3-foot wind waves bflOw•the canyons and extending south ot the Santa Monica bay Saturday Otherwise. fight varlable winds night and morning hours becoming mostly west 8 lo 18 knots with 1 to 2· foot wind waves 1n the afternoon and evening hours Saturday Lillie Roell 13 32 Loula"'lle Ml 0 U.S .. Temps MempNe eo 38 Miami BMcn Ml el IJJJl!!Jni.. &\. ~. ~ "'ONU · ~~~~ Wt1m-COIO _. SllO.,••• AWi F"mH Snow Occluded,,_. Statr0n1ty ~ NetOr91 WM-SIMct N()AA VS 09o< ol C-ce Higll IOw 10< 74 hOUn MdinQ at S P m M•twtul<.. 35 i3 Albarly ~ 35 M1>41-St p..,r .S. 21 -0343 ---------------------=-~ All>UqUffQ<HI M ~ Ha_,,_ 71 AtNrlllo Ml 22 N.-Ot\Mnt eo 83 Sant• C<uz &f ~ •-&Q<O 20 12 -YO<k 40 3473 Calif. 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IOw Second nigh F1ro1 10w F::,."l" S low TODAY 2 07p m llOpm 0 7 31 2 I 69 0 9 H-e 16 00 ,.,_port BMc;n ~ S3 HonOlu•u 83 , , E-tended 0to1.,i0-83 49 Second lllQi\ IATVflDAY 1 23em 1 JO em 2 36pm 9 01 p m ,..,. 0 HOUllo0f" !i6 JO P.-e &9 411 Sun "" tOCl•y •< S •2 p m ,._ S11uroey et e 30 e m encl M ii again et S 43 pm JK~ton.MI 83 5• Fen dutlnQ Sunday tllr0U9h T.-dey Aiven!Oe 83 46 Jac~tonvll"-111 S8 1>9'IOCI exc:.pl tor eome night encl Seti S..nttdlnO 63 •8 Ju-. 23 19 mom•llQ tow c.1Gud1 elong the c:oast Seti Gal><,.. 70 •& Kan'" C11y JS 13 eany T.-cley HIQlll In lhe mid llOt 10 Set> JoM Ml 47 Moon n-1oe1e, •• 2 •a ~ . ae11 SaturOey ti • !i6 a m and r-eg-et 353pm LatVeQU e8 48 mld 70t Low.inttoe.0.encl-509 SanleAne 61 52 DISTRICT ORDERED TO ADMIT BOY ... From Al c p1dr m1 o log1 s1 D r 1 ho ma<, Prendergast. the presl'nce ol the Al J)~ an11bod1cs presents "no )Ub'itan11al nsi.. tu him. h1'> clas)m.ite' or mt•m- ber<. of the school \tall 1n normal '><huol attendance·· Prendergac;1 sugg1:'ttec1. ho~~·\ 1.·1 . thl' ho} be rl'-e' alua tcd In .,1, months ~rn' 1llt' \a1d there 141 nothing to 'luggest Phipps 1s sufTcnng from the deadly disease Itself or 'hould be L11ns1d ercd contagious .. I don ·t !>CC an) dang<.·r to the other 17.000 '>ludents in the d l\llllt ·· thl' Judge added "1.1c~in ..\uslander tht• a ttcirne\ rtprcsen11ng Deborah Ph1pp'>. said hi.· I'> confide nt the I 1-)'ca r-old will he hack 1n schoo) '>OOn He said a date probabl) will be agreed upon next v.cck .. Well. wl·'rl' certainl y not going to ignore a rnurt order... Dr. JefT Herdman. a !>Chool d1!>tnct ad- mms1ra1or. s~11d "hen reached for lommcnt Herdman said hcuiu..c of homl· 1u1onng, Ph1pp!> could prohubl) bl· admitted 10 clas\ 1mmed1a1el) without being plaCl'd at a learning d1~ad,antage Da"1d Lar'>en. an atto rney for the school d1strn:t. said sl'hool adm1n1s- 1rato rs aren't hkel} to challenge Scovillc's ruhng. .. Their concern was 'ilmpl) to get a romplete medical C\t1lua11on," he said ... And now we ha v1: 11 .. .\uslander ..aid Ph1pp''> aunt has tnl'd "11ho ut success since August to get the school district to make a move. He said the d1stncl ignored the 1ssui• ll"' ti the aunt filed the lawsuit and then tncd to pacify her by increasing home tutonng to l 0 hours a week .. ,."e been unable lo understand the school d1stnct or 11s pos111on from the start," the aunt said "It seems hke we: could have avoided all this ... But Larsen said 11 was the aunt's idea to pull the boy from class onginall). He said d1stnct officials were under the 1mpression she was satisfied with home tutonng. .. We''e never had much direct commun1ca11 on w11h her:· he said. Phipps, who seemed slightly over- whelmed b) the throng of reporters of the 1elcv1s1on hghtc;, said he 1s looking forward to making fnends and being reacquainted with others when he returns to school. "I want to go to school." he said. 71te (Jtde4t eaepet e"111pa1111 !Jn eati/"enia 7'eeJ£11t4: featuring fibers of DUPONT ANT RON '• .. , ... \. . . '"' We've lowered our already low prices on some of the most beautiful carpeting you'll find anywhere ... Lees Carpets Patterened Cut t. loop: Htavy,Dense,PkJsh f ashoon th•l •1111 stay Ir"" lot ytars os tulured on lh1$ lo•tly carpet ••lh •IS v1su~ll1 rmting cul & looo cons1ruct10n Handsomt aPOtaranct soil hldrna ab!loty •nd mu111 colOr stylrnt .irt combined in lh1s truty oulstand1111 car11tt Saiony PkJsh: 1 T one·On· Tone Marbleized P'Anh: !hrs d1shncllv, ~irony plush snows eteaanl $htd1ne~. the hallm1r~ A mtrblt1ted plush patttrn wtlh subllfl lont on 1011t coloratt0ns nl lint ta11>'t1ne. ll'd comn 1n 11•ft lh•s buul1lul u rPtl :~:,~~~ml s 1211 a 11th 1~ar1nct s 1510 "°" m. mu "°" m •' JoHN BLOESEa CABPETCo. f'tnanclng Avall1blt ( ~lll<W'flll Coetttetor t i-t1UJ ~~·da ('OlltrtMOf • !#'-..... ' "Family Owned Since 1879" 2927 S. Bristol Street, Costa Mesa South of South Coast Plaze 751-2324 ALSO IN LOS ANGELES • LONG BEACH • Store Hours: Mon-Fri 9·6 Sat 10~5 Or•nge Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, February 21 , 198e * A3 ESP workshops slated at college Council bleS·ses church expansion By ROBERT BARK ER Of-0.-,"'911 .... The Church ol Rchilous Science. a house of wo~h1p that found happine~s while helping other 1n an allegedly sawng Hununaton Beach shopping center, hu won city approval to expand its sanctuary to seat about 1.300 people. Ea'iter Sunda) an 1980, was called a boon m recent )'ear$ to allcaedly fahenna shops 1n the center "The shopp1n& ccn\er would have h d a tou&h ume e11.1stina for the past SC\ eral )'ear:1 without church people doana bus1- ne~~ at the restaurant, flower •hop and bakery," Caty C ouncalman Don MacAlhster said. But the church lloumhed at ~~cit ff ~hC' 1d lt has no cro~'iCS or S) mbols and appedlS to all ph1losoph1cal persuasion~. Bas~tt ~1d. Jews. Catholics. prote&tanh and "e11.· something or othen" have come 1n 1ncreas1ng numbers to wor hip toaC"ther. she said "They have felt freer 10 panac1- pate," sne said the chun~h to operate 1n 1he commercial center will be rcv1e'A'ed at the end oftcven yean "hen the lease ex pun, offictals wd In other rueMla y naaht act1on. the Cit) Council. E11.tra~nsory perception (ESP,, telepathy and other paranormal expcnenccs will be explored Saturday and March 22 an two Saddleback College Community Services workshops. Parapsychology, ESP Pan I will meet Saturday from 9:30a.m. to4 p.m. an room BC-8ofthe Mission Viejo campus. Part 2 is scheduled for the same hours March 22 m Room BC-5. • .\pproved a 114-unat senior cnl1en rcstdenllaJ complex at SpnngdaJe Street near Ed1nst1' Avrnue. The fee for each workshop is $35, and more information 1s available at the college's community service office. 582-4646. The City Council gave its blcssmg this week to church plans to add 5,61 5 square feet 10 faci lities ll occupies an five former business suites at the Seacliff Village Shopping Center at Yorktown Avenue and Main Street near Ci ty Hall. "It's been serend1p1tous," senior pastor Peggy Bassett said ... This 1s an exqu1s11e shopping center. but 1t didn't get Quite off the ground." Bassett said the church had intended only a temporary move to the shopping center while planning to build permanent buildings at the nearby Five Poinb Shopping Center. Tbe church ho"b three services on Sundays and sponl>rs classcs. workshopi. and mectanp foryouths'and singlc~groups in the evenings. The growing rcligiou~ act1v1ty caused concerns over parking by the nc1ghbonng Lucky's Market. But market and church people worked out a parking management plan A cond1uonaJ use pcnrut tb.at allows •Approved a 3o-d3y period to review the issue of demolition permits for buildings potentlally havma h1stonc im- ponance Tldepool walk Sunday The Crystal Cove lntcrprct1vc Association will conduct a 11depool walk Sunday. Interested people a~ advised to wear non-slip shoes and count on getting their feet wet. The church, which has attracted par- 1sh1oners in growing numbers since mov- ing into the urban shopping center on •Issued a n1mmendation to Police Department helicopter pilots Jim Lall and Ron Palmer for rescuing four people from the ocean 1n a recent storm. The group will meet at Reef Pomt Parking lot, where the all-day paric:ing fee 1s $3. For further information call Park headquarters at 494-3539. Open house at hospltal The public 1s 1n v1ted to an open house Satu'rday from I to 5 p.m. at M1ss1on community Hospalal, 27700 Medical Center Road. Mission Viejo, sponsored by the hospital's cardiology department. Those 10 attendnace will see demonstrations of treadmill stress tests. sonar evaluations of the heart in motion and other technical innovations. Book sale ln Huntlngton The Friends of the "Huntington Beach Library will conduct their annual book sale Sa turday from 9 a.m. to 5 pm. and Monday from. 3 to 8 p.m. at the central library. 7 11 I Talbcn Ave.. Huntmgton Beach. Thousands of used books will be offered. and , proceeds will go toward the purchase of non- budgeted equipment and books for the library Chauffer1ng class set A course 1n chauffeunng of P.nvate. corporate and hmoustne service cars will be conducted aturday and March l from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Room B 102 of Irvine Valley College. The fee is $250. Other seminars offered this weekend are the organization of an 1mpon business Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m tn Room A2 I 2. at a cost of $35. and the staning of a travel consulting business Sunday tn RoomA31 I from I to4p.m .. alsoforS35. Call 559-3333 for information on all courses. Dog tralnlng offered The Laguna Beach Animal Shelter will hold a free "Dog Owners' Guide to Survival .. class Saturday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. The topics wall include problem prevension and solving. punishment and obedience mstruct1on. Dogs should not be brought to the class. Speech evaluation set Daffodil Days fight cancer An&el• centerfielder Gary Petti• receive• a flower a• 6onorary chairman of Daffodil Daya, a fund- ral•ln& campaign aponaored by the Orange County chapter of the American Cancer Society. Plnnlng a daff odll on Petti• are campaign chairman Georgie Rubin (riCht) and co-chairman Babbitt William•. Orden are being accepted now at &3.50 per 10 flowen, with proceeda. goinl to cancer reH&rch and education. Toll-free numl>er for phone orden la 1-800-DAFFODl(L). ...... 12slots filled on Laguna's panels The Laguna Beach City Council filled 12 vacancies on four cny commntees 1h1s week and made five applicants alternates for the Human Affairs Committee The two vacancies on the Cable fele,1s1on Comm11tee were filled b) V.E Gene Gamble and Joseph A ~asenack The Energy and Environment ( omm1tttt. which had four vacan- cies. took on ne" members Ste"e Hem'). James S. McBndc. Gene Sottsanto and Margaret Mar) Warn· er '{"• Louise Myers was appointed to the Housing Committee Fi ve new members were appointed to the Human Affairs Committee whale five other applicants were named as alternates to help gather 1nformauon and attend all meetings. The new appomtees were Lmda Gra)'. Karen A. Jones. Evelyn S Munro. Carmen D1az-Sag.hn and Barbara A. Scboenliber. The alter- nates were Alice Graves, Pamela S. u' 1n. Barbara F. Switzer. Frank V1sca and Dolores Tuttle. Free speech evaluations for children and adults will be conducted Saturday by cenified therapists from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Speech Center, 30 I Walnut St .• Huntington Beach. The event 1s sponsored by the Assistance League of Huntington Beach Call Shan Dean at 968-6302 for more information Fairview housing plan delayed Educators plan meetlng The Orange ( ount> chapter of the Educators for ocaal Respons1b1hty will hear Larry D1erengcr of the organization·~ na11onal office Sunda> at 4:30 p.m. at 727 Bellas in Ncwpon Beach. .\ buffet will ~ served with a suggested donation of $5 Call usan at 760-1691 for details. Friday, Feb. 21 No meetings scheduled Monday, Feb. 24 • 6.3U p.m .. Costa Mesa Planing Comml11loo , (II) Coun cil Chambers, 77 Fair Dnve • 7 .30 p m . Laguu Beach Arts Comml11loo. Council Chambers. 505 Forest Ave. • 7.30 p.m., Laguu Beach Downtown SpecUle Piao, Council Chambers, 505 Forest Ave. • 7:30 p.m .. lrvlne Transportation Comml11loo . City Counc;1l Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Blvd. l PoucE Loe Mesa council urges some a partmen ts b e reserved fo r e lderly . ha ndicapped By TONY SAAVEDRA The Costa MC\a { 11\ ( uu nnl postponl·d a den\lon this.week on a controversial plan to hulld another 406 apanmcnts on the grounds of Fairview state hospital In an a11emp1 10 as~uage the oppos1t1on. coun cil member:; a .. k~d Fa1rv1ew De velopment Corp to find CJUt whether the sta te would allo" some of the low to moderate-income apanments to be rescl"'ed for need) groups. such a~ the elderl) or handi- capped. Add1t1 onall) the development lirm. a pannersh1p bct"een the state. homebuilder Memll Butler and other mves10~. wa<; ordered 10 prepare a plan for re~n ing and marketing the apanment~ for the special gro up'i. The hearing on final design!> for remaining phases of the Harbor Village apanment project "as unJ n1- mously continued to April 7 Fair' 1c"' Development rcu~ntl-,. opened the first 144-u nll phase a~ pan of the plan 10 build 550 apanmen tson roughl ) 37 acres of rent-free land pro' 1ded b~ the state hosp11al. which treat~ the developmentall)' handi- capped T he apartments were to be earmarked '>old> for hospital cm- plo)ees. outpatients. people working tn ( osta Me~ and low to modcratc- 1ncome hou'ieholds While in111all~ lauded b~ C osLa \lcsa ot1ic1al~ the prOJl'Ct ha~ fallen under tire becau'e • I he rent~ "ere apparent!\ not a' lo" a' original!\ prcSt•ntcd to the lit' • The comple' had problem' attracting hosp11al emplo\ee<. to h'l' there although state officials had earlier told the cit\ that un-)ttc hou'i1ng "a" ncl·ded to help the hospital retain 4ualll\ cmplo~ees "ho could nn1 al1ord lo rent in ( osta Mesa •The de,dof)Cr failed to meet tire safet, rcqu1reml·nt'> ...it the \Ile lead- ing to .rn l'mbarra,srng <inalu that fo rced manJ~l·mcnl ICl h1<.t.. roughh 25 tenants out of their apanments la!>t month. The residents were In ing 1llegall) in apartments not cenified for occupanc.) because of the fire hazard. Moreo,er. none of the i.r..t~ had electnCll). gas or hot "ater Whale the tonants were let back 1nh) their homes and the po"'er "'as turnC'd on. the fiasco funhered the eon-tro"ers~ entrenching the pro)ecl The Planning Commission rel- ommended the remaining phases he denied and Cm Hall source<. ~1d the rounc1I maJont\ "ai. kan1ng tn that direction "There·~ no que~1 1on .,,.l'·,c made -;ome mistakes and did not market to tht· hospital people a!> long a~ "e 'ihould ha,c." Butler told \.'llunnl embers Tuesda\ ··But there an: a t nl good things that ha' l' hJp- peneJ It''> almost a., 11 "(.,l. ''l•n J '1t1on but the alumni i' mJd bctau'>e "'e didn't "'" tl\ enough point'> He ..aid the mart..l·1tng ... 1ra1eg' ha' bcen'changed to attrall a "•dcr rangl' ol husp11al >A.Ori.er' '-c" dl'\ign' '>'ould ofTl·r unit<. entiung lo htghn· l)Jtd emplo,eec; Ho<,p1tal d1re1.. tor Hugh 1'.o·hkr Jl,o rl"mtndl"d l<IUnl al memocr\ thl' pro ICl.1 I\ hl.·1 Oil prup.. \\l'J lllf qJ ll' IJ n.t Irvine police seize three in Newport cocaine bust I %4 '-l\l>J n r•l t.. u 11 pa rt..l·J 111 I hl' I ll(}(I hlod II I nth \tret't 1 Ul.'\J,I\ n1gh1 • • • .\ hurglar reported!\ brnt..e 1010 .t Llt1tu~k C oufb home T\lc.,da' JnJ ., 'itok 3 SI ~O d.,.fmnnd nntl • • • .\ S~IHl pair 111 e.tmntt' .inJ J ) ~.., doc._ "l're \tokn lrom a h1mw 1n thl' ~oo bhx:t.. ot Popp' thl '11.11n1 111111 police \\ edne'idJ' ,111lcn 111>111 .1 hl,11 t.. I lll'I' H\f\\ \;111 pJrked 111 thr \11(1 hlmt.. 111 PJul.1nn11 \fonda' • • • I htl'' c<t reported!~ h111t..1· int11 .1 h1in11: 1n tht' XOO bloct.. 111 ( 111tl'/ \li'nJ,I\ JnJ '>Ink a $41)(1,,1111•1 I\ '"' JnJ .t $ ,11(1 m1d1W•;l\(' (l\1'11 Laguna Beach By PHIL SNEIDERMA N Of!MO.-, .......... In 1ne police capped a s"-wcek drug 1nvc'illgat1on Wednesday with the arrest of three men at a Newport Beach business after they allegedly 1ned to sell more than t"'o pounds of c0t·aine to an undercover officer Cary MacDonald Breeden. 25 .ind Richard Jody Breeden. 52 a lather and son who reside 1n San Clemente. and Richard Louis Franchano. 26 of C'osta Mesa. coc;,i1nc for S40.C)(Xl Police e\t1mated the •.trl't.'t 'aluc nl the cocaine at S:?00.000 Jom·s said offi1..'Cr\ al'>o seized a 100-ounce 1ngo1 of'>1her from onl' ot the men's 'ehadec, ,,, CoetaMeu .\ Sf\OO , 1J,·<~.t'\4.'lll' n·, 111.kr ~a' rcpont'd \tolen from J hunw 1n th, oOO bhx t.. ol \ ll tona \trt'l'I \unJJ\ .\n Si\00 c:ar \1~,.;ll "a' rnlt1rtl•J Thi: 1"' nl'r 111 .i .Jr part..t•t1'-'1•1ine'· 11,\\ 11n \h1un1a1n R1,Jd at (1ll·nnl'\f1. 'Ml'l't rrf'l.1rtt•d J lht•lt 1ll S: ,,11 1r pri1pen' trnm the 101. l'd '"h11.k • • • \ hurltlJI 1.•1Ht'f\'l.l .1 11.11. l..t'lt tlu\lnl''' ,10 \11ulh l 1>.t\l Jl 1~h\\,t\ Jnd \lllil'J1 c\1tmated St-1lt)(l "11rth 1.)f mer1.han - hintan& that the city thcorct1CAll) has no JUnsd1ct1on over the property. Fa1rv1ew has agreed 10 abide by Costa \1esa's planning ~ulauons. but the state can sull e;<en control over an~ thing occumng "'lthin the hospi- tal sne ince the grounds are exempt from full propeny taxes. a substllULe fee was to be fe, 1ed on the proJcct to help offset the expense of providing cit~ sen ices to the add111onaJ residents. council members said in .\pnl 1985 Ho"e' er. homeowner John Feene} noted Tuesda> the fee had not hcen c tabhshed In a mo'e to smooth out d1f- 1erences C ouncalman Donn Hall \uggested the heanng be postponed He al\O rt"lommended the de' eloper 1.hel t.. "llh the state .\uome\ Gcn- aal \Offill" on "hether the comple\ wutd be o~ned to other special group' in need of housinit leg1'>lat1on allo" ang the de' eloper 111 u<.<.· the slate la nd required that tt'nJnl\ l'ither "'ork at the: hospital or '"thl' l II\ I IJll d1<,m1<.\ed as gro.,,. ang pain~ th~· '\·mn' 1r1 1udgment .. plaguing th!.' tir't f'lh,l\t 111 the l'Om pln ,11'4' llH \ 11 !till told J)llltn· \>-1.•lhll'\ ,,,t\ • • • In 'epJ.ratt' 1nc1dC'nb. t"ll home'> "ert· hurglanzed \\ cdne'ida~ ~ ( JPl\trann .\' enuc residence had S., 1•11 \\ 11nh ol prupt·n, ta.,en. the ''''""\,ml \n Oat.. \trt'Ct ~stdent 111ld p..11!,1.· that a hurgla1 brole a "'1 nd11\1. 111 enter 1h1.• h1.1mC' and toot.. ah<•ut S -1 • in propen' • • • 1'111t,t· .11 r1·~1ed Jo~ \.f ithael Perc1 Au''"' r on \U\p11.1on ol Jn' 1nit 11nd1.•1 1hr inlh1t"nl.'t' ''' akoh,11 Ru<ttm "J\ \hlflf'C'1.1 at I a m \\ edne'ida' Jl11n~ thC' M._ hl1.x t.. 1.lf '\IC'C'f'' Hollo" I <i nl" Placed tn Orange County Jail oo susp1c1on of drug law v1olavons were Fountatd Valley Tw9Anasked bandits reponedly held tf pa Brookhurst trect hair salon Wedncc;day evening and took $714 in c:uh and Jewelry from four customerii and two employees. The robbcrll stormed the Cottage Cutter'l Haar Salon al about 8:45 p.m Wednesday, potnted guns al the victims. forced them into a back office and took their propeny. police 5<'\1d. They fled on foot. Both were dc\Cn~d as white males 1n their 20'\ One was weanna a ski mask The other had the hood of his sweat h1n pulled over his head Sgt. uo Jones"sa1d the arrest~ "ere made at Franchano's busincs:>. Rand R Custom Woodworkmg. 400 I Barch St. Jones said an undcrco"cr officer concluded a deal at the bu~1ne 'i 10 purcha~ a kilogram (2.2 pounds) of board and a wetsuit valued at $..430 from a light blue Volkswagen Squareback parked 1n front of a home in the 16400 block of Forest Hilb Wednesday. The 1mrc;t1gat1on began in If' 1nl' last month when someone menuoned the a\.~1lah1ht) of cocaine during 3 random meeting w11h an In inc undercO\er officer. Jone~ ~1d '1ct1m told police the th1effled over a rear wall with an undetermined amoun\ of Jewelry before he could catch him He descnbed the th1efa!. a '!lender 5-foot '·inch H15p.1n1c or black male. Crash fatal toHBman DA probes shooting of armed man by HB cop • • • Hunttn1ton Beach The owner of a "'"er I ~79 Che v- rolet Camaro parked in th<' I() I 00 block of Mtlod) reported that v n- dals threw I\ rock throuah the car's w1ndsh1eld do1n& $200 in damt.ic. Wcdne'lday • • • Thieve", rcponcdly \tole a \urf. • • • After brcakina a window. thieve\ reportedly stole the $525 stereo from a car parked in the 100 block of 8th trcct Wcdne~y. • • • A S 100 gold watch wa'l rcponccJ Jtolcn from a home an the 14200 block of Spa by a lh1efwho entered through a rear Wlndow Wednesday • • • • A ~1dcnt 10 the 20000 of Bia Bend reported that th1ev d stolen SI0.000 1n Jewelry fron r home $0mCt1me tn the past mo I nine A ~s1dcnt 1n the 4200 block of Fireside Circle reported that he found a burilar 1n11de h1$ hou11e when he returned home carlv todil\ The • • • Jewell). a TV SC't and a v1dcoca-.~·t tt recorder were reported stolen frnm a home along tan ford Wcdne~a' • • • The attendant of a ga\ station 11 I 527S t ul ver Dme reported that •l black-haired wo man weanng J no~trtd drt~\ drove up \\C'dne'ldll~ pumpc-d S22 in ga'i and dro"c orr "'1thout paving Newport Beach $omcone reponC'dl~ \tole a S.!CXl watch and a S l 0 kc) nng from a ho~ tn the 100 block of 21hh Str'Ctt earl\ Wednc~a • • • ( 1t11en hand equipment 'alut'd .u S IOOwa\ rtponed c;tolcn from 11 "'hllc \ II u1111 ni::111n fk.h h nun '"·" t..illed tt1'tanth \\ cdnc~la' "hl·n hl' dtO\C h" dH t'ut 111 J flJI t..1ng lot .rn.t coll1dcd wtth .ln111her ,ar Hen" .\nJer,11n ·I< ".i~ rn1· nouna·d de.ld .it thl" \lClll" ~hPrtl' alter the .i 'II r m JH ident on Brnol hur'it \tn.<ct 1n llun1in14ton Realh \ll<lrdmit in It untinittnn t\(•Jd1 poh,c Lt Jal t.. Rc1nh,11l1 \ndl·r,on "a' lea' tnflJ 'hoppint1,l"nlcr 1'l.11t..1n~ lot JU\l \OU th nf \J.tm' \' C"nuc "'h1·n ht" ~a' h1 t hm.ill\1dc b\ .l non hh<>u nd \ChtclC' ht'mtt Jn,cn b' H1u,,· \.tall11m ''' ( o\I<& \.1e"' \t.lk11m ~l\ "ii' 'lillhth in1urC',I Rl·tnh1,lt1 )l.,uJ \H1•rliint! hi the ( lr.tn(l\' ( tlUOI\ < 111unc1, 11tl1,, \nllcr'''" 1.l1cd 01 1ntnn.1l 1n11m•' 8) ROBERT BARKf-:R 01 ,,.. o'""' -.. .,. Tin' 'h<'ll.'t1niz,11t .in ,Hnw11 '; \l'Jr· 1.1lJ m,1n h' :in un1Jc:n11t"J 1111111 1ng1nn &a1.h r-111,1.• ,,l)j,,., h,1, ht·C'n turned O\t'r 111 th1. <'rantt<' t 11un1' l11'lrt\t \1\1\rnl'\ l1•r \II 111\1'\ll(l.l· 1111n Ih1.· nun "I• "·" lrl'Clt•·,I Jl 1hl." l t Ir' inc \1ed11..1l , ... 111,·1 "" ,, refll,1rt~J 11.'l' OIUI"\ lh•m .1 \h111 un 11<"llc1 "'.,, "a' 1Jl"nt1lkd a' t 1rr.ald t ""d .. :, t .1pt l).)nald t,·111..an' '"'"' p.1h1.C" t('l.C'l\t"d . tl"kf'h•>tll" 1.all "tr11m l'k'11plr ,h .. 11h .lltn:: .1 m 1 h11f'Ja, ,\I lhe fl."\1Jtn\l" ti '1·•1 ( \ \'.111 \ It'" Ik1H' lha1 thr m.rn ":.t' h.ill1J1 in:uin11 frnt..1n' \J1d inhah1t.,nh -said the m.1n tx·ltr,ed burglar. "'l'rr thn·atcn in~ thr h1•ml' and armt.-J h11n~lf and "cnt 1n111 thC' ~rn(tt' The rt\l ,,f the 1ohah11.in1' 11.'ll. t..t<d th<'m~h r' into th\! h1.'ll'<' lnr prn1~t1on ht' 'i.'ltd I hl' m,in u~ned the @ar·.tgt• and llrl·,I '('' l"r:tl 'ih1.,t\ 1nh1 thr \ .trd 1'.111, ,. .irn' rd .1nd thC' man ~.11.lc•l'tt•.1. rm1n(' po<>111nn and pn1ntt'd h1,,_11n.1t.lnl'lli~<'r Jt'nlun,'ftttl ~ ,,t)h tr \ tU\ t..up rannC'r thrn fifed I t 111\J \tfl ~tnJ him 1n the l('f. The m .. n ".1, .crrt''itC'd and t<t ~t·n tel P.h 111, .1 l 11mmunll\ ll1.l\p1ttal tur l'l1h'll!\'"1.' 1re.11mC"nt anJ lhcn 11111\c I < In 1n1 \h'tll\ .11 < c•ntC'I I l11HI "~inti, d'J'lC'1.I "''h \U\fll 1.11111111 ""iult "'''h" dt'<1Jh "earx1n A4 '* Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/ Frld~y. February 2 t, 1986 NATION ------ Launch memo lists potential problems WASHINGl ON (.\P~ -1 he :\lm ton Thiokol 00ic1al who ap-rru' cd the launch of space shuttle ~ hallen~r couched ht!> ret'Ommen· tl at1 on 1n an ··engineeri ng as~ssment" that lt!>ted an arra)' ol fl{lss1ble problem) cau~d b) cold launch pad temperatures. Joe C Ktlm1nster predicted the lau nch of Challenger \loould "not bl' s1gn1ticantl> different" from that of 'pace '>huttle 01scovef) on Jan. 24 198.5. which "'as pO!itponed for one Ja, because of freezing weather N -1. \A made the document publ1l· .1~ t\loO·llme spaCl' Iller ~1chard H,. r ruh took o'er as boss of the mh.ittlrd 'ihuule program. sa}ing ·\\ l' 'e O\Crcome \Cl) difficult time!> Ix-lore · and promising that the cau\e .,1 1he Challenger traged) will be 1ound and fixed. fhc Morton rh1okol {lpproval. headl·d ·· ~111 .\sllessment of f empcrature Concern .. was telefaxed to launt'h headquarter\ at the Ken· n.r:d\ "ipacc: Center and to the \.1ar~hall )pace Flight Center in Alabam.i at 11 45 pm. f~ I thl· night before thi: Challenger launch Morton Th10kol make~ tht· booster roctttsthat prope-1 mottles into orbit. Thr Challcn~d., nght hand boo-.ter and the possible leakage o f one of II'> "O nng .. ..cats are the kev suspect\ 10 the traged} that destroyt·d the shuttk and killed th ere"" Kilminster lasted prohkm~ that could result from the cold. then addrd "MT I recommend' 'TS-51 L launch proceed on ~8 Januar) 1986 .. He aid "calculauonlo sho"'" that the Challenger'i. 0 nngs wall be 20 degrees colder than that of the DiS<'overy flight and they would not be a~ res1hcnt. But he said the temperature data was "not con· clu~1 ve" that the nng) would allow gases to escape "More ga!> may pas!'> prrmaf) 0 nng btforc the pnma!) seal seats." 10 comparison with lhe 1985 !light. Ktlmtnster ~1d Tht: nng) on that earlier fl1eht \hO'-"CO '>Orne erosion and K1lm10s1cr said the rrngs could take three times 1hat much. Spy kills self Convicted •PY Larry Wu-tai Chin committed •uicide today by placing a pla•Uc bag over bl• head while Jalled in Virginia; the U.S. Mar•hal• Service aald. Two week• a&o the retired CIA tran•lator wa• convicted of •pytng for Cblna. GRAND WITH A BABY s 0 p EN I NG RATTAN SOFA LE! BOTH LOCATIONS have a TRUCK LOAD of PATIO FURNITURE 50% to 70% OFF • Reagan draws analogy to Nicaragua on Grenada trip '11 t1EORGE'~. (jrcnada (AP) - Under a dazzling Caribbean i.un. President Reagan on Thu~ay rt'· traced the steps of Amencan 1nvas1011 forces that ousted a radical Marxt\t government from this tiny island 27 month~ ago and vowed the Unued State' also "must help those struggl· 1ng for freedom in Nicaragua." tr\ Nu:aragua to those that 1>ronwtcd not running tlw Jails, they are 1n the him to order the in va),100 of Grenada Jails." and declared. he won't be sausfil'd The pre~1dent who headed back to "unul all the people ot the America" -Washington immediately after the ha "'.e Joined ui. 10 the.~arm '>unshtnl' !>peech. )poke on a stage efT\blazonrd ofltberty and Justice .. with a large green and yellow sign He was introduced a~ our .?wn sav1n "Grenada Welcomes Presi- nat1onal hero. ourown re'lcucr hy de.nt ~eagan .. Small girls dressed 1n Pnmc Mint'itcr Herbert Blatie. "ho red while and hlut: costumes danced dehlared a nauonal holtda) m honor with floral wreath" above their head'i of the v1s1t. Blaize ..aid Reafan had to welcome htm to thr outdoor Reagan new here to honor the 19 sen icemen killed in three days of fighting that forced Cuban 1roop'> from Grenada and led to formation ot a democraucally elected government. sent forces here at the urging of 'rtcket park C'anbbcan leadcri. to "dig Greanda l out of the st1nk1ng \ommun1st· hole ... He laid a green wreath with a purple nbbon at the fqpt of a memorial to the 19. then steppea back and stood 'lilent for a moment. Jn a speech later to a cheering. nag· waving crowd. Reagan likened events The aad1enc, estimated at mort> than 20,000 roared approval when Reagan hailed demonaly an Grenada and declared. "When people arc free . their nghts to speak and to pray are protected by law. and. the goons arc Whale making no overt threah against Nicaragua. Reagan's state· ml'nts -part1cularl) coming on the site of the last open use of U.S. malnarv forces -could hardly be: rnnstn.ied as comfonang to the lefl1st government 1 . .500 mtlt:s to the west. House panel unanimously votes to halt aid to Marcos government W ASlilNGTON (AP) -A Hou~ Stressing their b1pani'wln !>Upport. panel voted unanimously Thursda) four Republtcans Joined fi '<~ Demo· to halt direct U.S. aid to the govern-crat<; 10 fa vor oftht• hill. ment of President Fc.-rd1nand Marco' Rep. "itephcn J. Solari. D-N.Y .. tht· of the Phtl1p1nes an.d to channel subcommittee chairman. '>aH.l the btll future human1tanan ass1stanre and wouldn't he taken up b) tht· full economic aid through the Roman Houst· f on:rgn ~fT.iir-. ( umm1ttn· Catholic church anJ other pn,all· until alti:r Habib rc.>turn'>. '>O that Im group~. finding'> wuuld be g1Hn ample wn· Mo\t m1htar} .11d would go 101<1 an o;1derat1on h<•lore final p;i,,agc. escro"' account lo await "a lcg111ma1<: Bui <iolart o;a1d ht• felt 11 WJ\ government ... which rnmmand'> the important to act qu1ckh to -.end .1 support of the peopk of the Ph 1hp-signal tn the Ph1ltppine'l that ""'c "''II pines ... the ball said not countenante a 'ltolcn dccuon ' In \Oting 9-0 1n fa-.or of tht· Solan 'aid he hope-. the lcg1sla11un lc$1slatton. member\ of the subcom-··sends a signal to th e ruling elite and m1ttee on Asian and Pactfit Affair<. cstablt ~hment ofthl' Ph1lapp1ncs that brushed aside ObJect1ons from Re· the United States ha \ '-"llhdra"n 11\ agan adm1n1stration official<, "ho support from a gon·rnn'tl'nt which wanted the panel to '-"all un11I had lost m leg111maq and "'hit h no pres1dent1al em1s~n Ph1hp Hahth longer cnJO)'i the lOnlidt·ncc ol 11'> returnll from Manila to rt·port on ht'> own people··, lcg111~ governmt"nt, Solari told reporters later. would be through a new elec11on or .. procedures to in'ltall the per~on who clearly won the elec11on .. I'm 'iurc the Filipinos hav e 1he ingenu1t~ to find a wa> .. He said the ··d"1ndltng han" of Marcos ~upporter'i who should tell ham he ~an not 'iunne without ~mnitan llupport and should into retirement wh1lc there 1s still ume ·· .\ da\ earlier. the ~cnatc voted merwhelm1ngl ~ 1n fa -.or of a h1par11san. non·b1nd1ng resolutton dedanng that the Ph1J1pp1nes prec;1. denttal elet:uon wall frauduknt and cloec; not c>.prcss the '>enument~ of F1ltp1no'i . -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::if ;~~n=d=1n~~-s-===-=============:........:=====T==w=o=::po==ss=1=bl=e==w=a=)~'-1_1l-=::.g=e=11~1n~g=-~a. I NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ~olar1 said he had been assured b> .in intermcd1al) earherin the da)' that the legislation has the support of pres1dcnt1al oppos111on candidate ( orazon .\Qutno The view's on us. Th<:, '>C.1\hon .· An o<..ean \ 1cw. A he.ding fX 'W<:r JJI their own. Thcy'rC' .ill your<, whc:11 yu11 'rc: ,t r.uH:nr .u South (~Kt<,t Mcdi<..al ( .. enc er W 1t hour .1J<l 1 non.al u 1\t Bur Jll'iC J~ ""<• undtr'>t.ind the: ht.ding power c if rht' -,e.ishore. we undc:r...,r.tnd y11ur nc.·<xf..., .1 .... .t p.ltlc:nt . o w1c!1in Souch C ... o ;tst ''i U>r11fllrr .. 1ble \Urruundtng"i , y11u'll tind highly p<.'r"ior1,1lizcd l""tre frllm ..,k ilkJ, <.p1.alific:d dounr "i .ind "ii .t ff Pl ue;., rhe l .. Ht·"ic med1<..al rechrn 1lc >f..'Y Nexr rime:.<. hoo"ie South CoJ"it ~f<.:d K.il Cencer.> oLir full -sc rvi<..<: cu mmunir y ho..,p1r.ll Fnr the OC'>r t.1re Jnd ~r\.t<.C:'. On chc CoJ t Highw,1y hc:rwc:<:n I .J,gun.1 Beach .. ind l}Jna Point. Wich J view rh.n\ ~ocxl mc:dtc. tn{' .di h~ ttself .'-,ot II I 1 < ""~' .\ lc<li< <1/ < c ·1 JI< ·1 )1 872 roast H1q11w1tv '><1•Jlh L a~111na Callforr 1a 9~677 17 t41•99111 i • CITY-OPERATED TEMPORARY OVERNIGHT CAMPING FACILITY LOCATED AT BEACH BOULEVARD AND PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a publlc hearing wilt be held by th~ City Council of the Ct1y of Huntington Beach, 1n the Council Chamber of the C1v1c Center. Hunttngton Beach. at the hour ol 7 30 P M . or as soon thereafter as possible on Monday the 3rd day ol March. 1986, lor the purpose ol consldereng a temporary city-operated overntght camping facility to be located al the northwest corner or Besch Boulevard and Pac1hc Coast Highway N~atlve Declaration ,.95.5 assessing the envlronmentst 1mpact on said project will also be considered by the City Council All Interested persons are invited to attend said hearing and express tne1r opinions for or against said facility and Negative Declaration ,.95.5 Further Information may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk, 2000 Main Street. Huntington Beach. Calllornla 92648 . (714) 536·5227 OATEO 2118186 CITY Of' HUNTINGTON BEACH, By: Allcie M. W.nlw0f1h. Cllr Cl.rk Publieh«I Orenge Coeet 08'/v Pliol FlllN9<y 21 ltMI f 170 Those with birth defects living longer ATLANT:~ (AP1 -Amencans w11h birth detects are ltvang longer than they dad a decade ago, but birth defectHema1n a leading cause of earl} death an the United States. health researchers said Thu~ay liiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiliiiliilliiiilimiililii•iliiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiliiimiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-1 R esea re hers at the na t 1 ona I C en tc rs for Disease Control reported that their stat1strcal measurement of premature death -)<ears of "poten- t1al hfe" lost -fell 16 percent hrt"'een 19711-"72 and 1980-82. the late<;t penod for "hat h complett> figurer, "ert• ,I\ a ala hie ,AN f!ATU"ll. • Ball H1ng11>9 Sy11•m tor 'l•ullld C11l1ngt • LOC:al W1rr1nty • 3 Spe.O Re•eru • Low C.111no Mount Sr•.,., • C.ne 911.,.. ...... i.b• • F utn1tu•• Grade Oai. Bl•O•• / not "'"'•'' Ollt>e' 1 OPEN 7 DAYSI HURRY! lllON·I AT I 10 A.Ill · t, Ill IUNOA'I' I 10 A.Ill · S ,,Ill AU MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED• DELTA& ""OOEL ou&ee Simple beauty becked t>y rhe C111a81anu 1rad111on of superior quality make !he Oet~ c.1llng ran a PoPular Mlect1on PERFECT FOR MEDIUM TO L,t.RGE ROOMS' In JIP0-7~. h1rth deftTI' robbed .\ml'man' ol Xll'/.000 'ear'> of Ide that the~ '-"OUld ha\C had 1fC\ef)one had It' ed to he b S T t·n \ear'> later the total "a" 7 3 '.l >O(J \car-s. fhe federal health agcnc> s1.ud1ed three-year periods to min1m1ze the effects of year-bv-~ear nuctua11 on~ .. Much of this dccltnc ma) be attnbutcd to 1mpro\ements 10 the care of infants born "Ith congenital anomaltcsHllrth dcfects l. re'iult1ng 10 an 1ncrea\ed \UrVI\ al rate... the Atlanta-ba11cd CCX' said 10 1t'i week I) report . ( rx rer,c.>archer'I takulatcd the number of )Cars loc;t b) drawing upon cause-of-death findings made b) cor· oncrs and other local officials across the countr) If a person died at 40 from some birth defect. for example. that would add 25 )Cars to the total of "hfc·)ea~" lo'>t Overall. birth defects are the lead- ing cause of infant death and arc the fifth-leading cause of premature death among all Amcncan~ under 65 .\cc1dents arc the leading cau\C of premature death. accounting for 20 percent of all ltfc-years lost T leading cause of b1rth·defect- prcmaturc death was at1ons of the cardiovascular the heart and blood vessels ntang for 45 percent of ltfe. year osi an 1980-82, the CDC said. While premature deaths from b1nh defects have decltned, the incidence ofb1rth defCctr, 1tselfha'i not. the('[)( said. Growth short of estimates Wl\SHJN(iTON (AP) -The economy grew at a 11lugg1 ~h 1.2 percent rJtC 10 the final three months of last year, far below previous estimates. the government reported Thursday • 8u4 many analys t\ predicted heller days ahead a~ plunging oil prices help revive economic growth. The Commerce Depanment ~•d 11 sharply lowered its estimate for arowth 1n the gro s national product from Octobc:'r through December to reOec1 funhcr deterioration 10 the country's trade deficit. The 1.2 percent growth rate in the GNP after ldJU'lttng for 1nOa11on was the weake" performance since a I I percent rate in the Apr ti-June quarter hm year. The econom> e"<pandcd at a 3 pcrC'ent r111e 1n the third quarter Mt• Th.m Payl Inefficient HIQhW9y Wofkef'I Are A Ai.a. Tb You• c., Jltlr'I ,... ..._,.,..II'· .fl( -T'H 8AAAITI OllOlJP PO lo• 219), N 8 92Hl ' .~ Orange Coe.at DAIL V PILOT /Friday, February 21 . 1988 AS Marcos facing isolation from his tradition11:l allies Diplomats hold meetings with Aquino: attendance at inauguration uncertain y . . MANILA . Ph1lipp1nes (AP) - Some traditional allte-; of Prc~1dent Ferdinand E. Marco\ appeared to distance themselves from ht$ govern- ment ThurMiay, and European am- bassadors indicated they m1gh 1 boyco tt his 1naugurat1on Several foreign envoys met with ( orazon Aquino Mrs. Aquino. Marcos' opponent in the disputed Feb. 7 election. met diplomats -mclud1ng 12 am- Israel shells village after taking fire \)R IF.\. Lebanon (AP) -Guer- rillas 1n thts Shnte Moslem village tired on Israel's raiding force Thurs- da} and the Israelis pounded a cluster of houses w11h shellfire in response. Israeli helicopter gunsh1pc; strafed nearby olive $roves. Israel's military command said one of 11s soldiers and eight ~uernllas were killed. State-owned Beirut radi o sa id that 20 Israelis \\ere killed or wounded. but tht're wa., no confirma- tion It wa'i the fir'it ma1or battle with Shute gucmll.i'i since the Israelis swept nonh on Monda) to search for 1wo soldiers captured dunng a guer- nlla ambush 1n l\rael's border ··~cur ll) Lone i.\n anom mous telephone caller told a Beirut nt "''lpaix-r th e funda- mentalist Shutes who scucd lhe men had killed one of them Wednesday night because thl' Israeli~ ignored a demand to v.11hdrav. He said a photograph of the "1ct1m v.ould be released Thur~a'. bu1 11 had not turned up b'r n1ghifall Fire from Jc;raclt tank ca nnon poured inw Cinfa fo r three hours Thursda> Indians protest price increases NEW DELHI. India (-\Pl -Hun - dreds of thousands of peqple ma5sed 1n India's cities Thursda) to protec;t food and fuel price increases ordered b} 1he government to finance an amb1t1ous development program. Many ~houted. "This 1s war"· Housewives wailed-and ~at their breasts as calls of "Down wtth RaJ1v Gandhi'" rose from the crowds in the firc;t mass challenge to Gandhi since he became pnme minister after the assassination ofh1s mother. Indira. in October I 984 [Il]Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway Mortuary 110 81o.odw•¥ Cou• M l!'W 642-9150 RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Mwt Yow Dollt Conrs Marti 1922 HMtO Bl.VD .. COSTA MlSA-SU.1156 . I . u11m UISUIAIC( . ci~ .6 . Est 1957 ~ ~ 831-n40 441 Old '""pof't llvd. Ne•por1 BNc:h, c •. the sh o res interiors . .. . . . INVENTORY SALE "" Lamps • Plcturft • Tables • A«••-~ 642-2255 2640 Avon St., Newport &.och ._.._ _ __.......__......__ YOU'D HAVE TO STEAL THIS WATCH TO GET IT FOR LESS. l•l• R11ln l1•k1u-i <; ... 111i. t. .. t.f (_ U'tf•ut'' f>t.t fl••/t~I 11 ...... '"1'11 ""'"''' ~: ""'' SAVE UP TO 50% WITH AMERICA 'S LARGES FINE WATCH DISCOUNTER All t-AMOUI\ BRANO'-IN( I UUINC. 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None of the ambassadors specifi- cally endorsed Mrs. Aq uino's claim that she won the election but was cheated out of victory She had asked them not to recognize Marcos' gov- ernment. , The elcctton has been widely crat1C1LCd here and abroad u fraudulent Amba~~dor Wieger Hcllema of The Netherlands. acung as spokes- man for en vo)'S of the 12 European Common Market nations, was asked about reported plans forambanadon from the trade bloc not to attend the Marcos 1naugurat1on. scheduled for T~sday. ''That is under consider- ation in the capitals" because of.the fraud alleJ!'tions.. he said. Asked 1f any of the countries were considenng withdf'!lwing recognition of Marcos' government, he said there had been "no word on that." Meanwhile, the Canadian govern- ment said Thursda) ncuher Rusxtt Tokyo Davidson. its newly named am-Sum1ya S&Jd his country has no bauador to the Phtbppines. nor any intention of 10tef"lemn11n Ph1hppanc other official rcprc5entative wall at-affairs ~~t that he ho~ "a bloody tend Marco~· 1iu1urauon. struggle would be avoided, accord- In Strasbou France. the E ro-in to Japanc5e reporters. pean Pathamcn voted unantmof sly ~rs. Aquino, widow of H - Thursday to blame Marcos for most sassinated opposition leader Bcn14110 of the reported abu~s in the special . Aquino, ha$ launched a nationwide el«1ion. called by Ma~s in an efTon campai"1 to keep Marcos from to prove his popularity Continuing his 20-ycar rule. It in-Japane~ Ambassador Klyosh1 eludes boycotts of companies as- Sumiya, af\er mecttng with Mrs. soc1ated with Marcos and his fnends, Aqumo. told Japanese rcponers she strikes and school walkouts. had asked him not to attend the She plans to travel this weekend to inau-uratioo. He sajd he told Mrs. the country's second-and th1rd- Aqumo he would relay lhe message to largest docs, Cebu and Davao. to press the c.am patp. Tbe 10\lcmmcot bu prOVtded no dctaJls of Marco&' 1na...,unt10n plans. ahhouah aovernmcot toutets have said 1t mt&ht bt 1n h11 Malacan&og Palace. lnauaurauons traditionally arc pla outdoor afrain tttenacd 6y " tens of thousands of people. ,- Vice PTeSldcnt Ocorat Bush at- tended Marcos' 198 J ina"laural and praised the PhilippJnc leader f.or his "adherence to democratic prin· Ctplcs." AJJan Croahan. 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Our ongoing. thorough and ex ha usu ve in "rest1ga- t1on has discovered no e' 1dence \\ ha1e\Cr 10 su pport tha1 pos111on." PollceC"h1efDa,1d J. Thompson told a nev.s conference at police head- quaners "On the contra!). we be- lle' e from the evidence a' a1lable. that Mr ahat1erra's death wa~ the re~ult of domestic violence w11h1n the home and rnmm1tted b) his I 7'L)ear- old son .. , .\gent Chm1opher Loqp said 1n- ' e'>llgators belie\t~ the son sent 'iah at1erra a phon) threatentnA note -the words and letters cut and ria<>ted from publacauons. The nott.· 1>.aHecel\ ed the da\ before Sal va tier- ra \.\a\ \hol to death at close range 1n h" hcdroom Multiple gunshot 1A11und" 10 thl' head "ere ll~tcd a~ the t J USl' ul death lhl' \Outh'' name was withheld because hl' "' ,1 iu~en1lr The girl- friend ~\a~ 1dcn111Jed as T crcs~ Ka ) Dcburgl·r Ill J(1ll•ndaleH1gh~lhool \tUdl·nt The couple were taken into custody based on "rehable and corroborated statements provided to this depan- ment by an informant," Thompson said. The chief refused 1od1scuss the case in detail and wouldn't elaborate even on the murder weapon but said he felt 11 necessary 10 refute speculation of any political motivation. "It would be unfair for me to make comments that would 1mpac1 on this family. It's a beauuful family." Thompson said. However. he noted "I know that the emotions are running high at this time in the Ph1hppine community. and I want to defuse the emotional and poh11cal ch mate su rround1ngth1 s 1ra~1C' death." Los Angele s police ( mdr Wilham Booth said today that an attempted bombing of alva11erra's Los Angeles onice last June was still under 1nvest1ga11on "That 1s still an open case." said Boot . "and t0day's development doesn't really shed any add1t1onal light on the case ... Salvauerra headed the Los Angeles bureau oft he Philippine News. a San Francisco-based weekl> critical ol Ph1hpp1ne President Ferdinand Marcos He worked to increase c1rculat1on and advert1!>tng. and was not a 'Anter Ed D1okno. managing editor of the newspaper. said the son's arrest was ··a shock to me." but he declined further comment SAVE 500/o RED BAG SALE OUTERWEAR THAT KEEPS UP YOUR IMAGE WHILE IT KEEPS YOU WARM $19.99-$49.99 ..... •. ~ , .. . ..: r ~ r • .. ~ • .. Rob1nsa1s Yuba County levee break flushes 1nore fro1n hom.es -By tbe Associated Press Thousandsot Yuba<. ounty re sidents spent the night in evacuation centers after water gushed through a 100-foot lc vee break 1n a new round of hardship forced by the torrenual storms that battered Northern C'ahfom1a for more than . a week. Akhoueh weather forecasts called for milder weather by the .wee~cnd, officials said record rain runoffs from the mountains could sull tnggcr flooding, and they kept watch for other weak s~ts in the levee system. NatiO{lal Guard hehcopers helped evacuate residents'" Lm~a. a town of about I' 000 about 40 miles north of Sacra mento. ome town residents caught ndes fr~m rooftops to the main evacuation center. Beale Air Force Base, about 10 miles 10 the east. Other ~hclters were set up 1n the area . Developer named to Coastal Commlsslon SACRAMENTO -A state Senate committee has appointed a San Diego developer. car dealer and 1elev1s1on stauon official to repla~.ne of the last consistent environmental votes on 1he Coastal C'omm1ss1on. The Senate Rules Committee's appointment of Gilbert R. Contreras to succeed Los Angeles attome) Marshall B. Grossman left environmental ~oup offi cials dismayed Grossman. whose second two-year term on the commission expired last year said he e>.pres!><.'d an interest 1n being reappointed to the panel but was told b} Senate leader DaHd Roberti that he needed to be replaced "to meet certain demands that had been placed" on the Rules ( omm111ee. Bob Hope's son running for Congress LOS ANGELES ->\nthony J Hope. the son of entenainer Bob Hope, said Thursda) he will run for the Congressional seat vacated when Rep. Bobbi Fiedler launched her Se nate campaign. Hope. 45. an attorne}' and a conserva uve Republican. has never held publ ic office but has served on 1wo pres1dent1a l comm1s1>1om. President Reagan appointed him to rhe Grace Commission, which was formed to find waste and fraud 1n the federal government. and former President Ford appointed him to the Overseas Investment Corp Summer trlal set ln McMartin case LOS ANGELE~ -A JUdge on Thursday set a summer tnal for the two rl!main1ng defendants 1n the McMartin Pre-School molestation case. but parents vowed to ask the attorney general w11h1n I 0 days to restore charges against Ii ve former defendants. Ra ymond Bucke~. 27, and his mother, Peggy McMartin Bucke). 57. agreed Thursda> tog" e up their nshts to a speedy tnal and were told the)' could face a dela) unul Jul} before their case comes before a JUr) ' YOU CAN NOW CHARGE YOUR ROBINSON'S PURCHASE ON THI ~N EXPRESS CARD . AS WILL AS YOUR ROBINSON'S CRIDIT·CARD. - 4 .. 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Hun ''"c.l">f' 81•ch l~1n• Hi!l• la JOiia Momclalf N.....,,on 8M<.h Northtld~ P1111• Downtown f>•n<ll'lme Cl1V. Sana Amt• S1n1A1 Mot\•f.41 Slw!fm1n 0116ct l"h(ki•ncl 0th T Oj)41f>OI Plan OranoeCOMt DAILY Pll.OT/Frlday, Febrult'y21, 1988 A7 ONE . DAY SUPER SALE TOMORROW ONLY FOR HER T.tce 50% off: Already reduced warm robes. sleepwear, thermal underwear and loungewear for women. Ticketed price 5.49 to 57 .99 . . . . . . . . . . . 2.74 to 21.19 S.ve 20%; On our entire stock of famous maker cotton panties, plus all half·slips, full-shps, and camisoles. Intimate Apparel. Reg. 2.75 to 42.00 ... 2.20 to 33.80 Seve 20%: On all Warner's, Olga, and Vassarette bras and foundations. Reg . 7.00 to 22.00 ...... 6.80 to 17.80 S.ve 20%: On all women's knit and woven robes. All loungewear, tricot sleepwear. and designer sleepwear and robes. Reg. 12:00 to 95.00 ... 1.80 to 78.00 Save 50%: On selected diamond jewelry. Pendants, rings and earrings. Men's rings, too. Fine Jewelry. Orrg. 395.00 to 6995JlQ .197.60 to 3417.60 FOR HIM Take 40% off: Already reduced prices of sweaters for men and young men. Ticketed price 69.99 ... . . . 12.00 Take 40% off: Already reduced activewear and weekendwear. Club Del Sol. Ticketed price 9.99 to 44.99 5.99 to 28.99 Seve 25%: On short sleeved solid knit shirts by Arrow. Robert Bruce. Centura and Neil Martin. Men's Sportswear. Reg. 14.00 to 24.00 . . . 10.60 to 18.00 Save 25%: On regular priced short sleeve Arrow woven shirts and Frank tropical print shirts. Men's Sportswear. Reg . 18.00 to 21 .00 . 13.50 to 15.75 Save 25%: On Haggar's top-pocket belt loop slacks. Men's Sportswear. Reg. 21 .99 16.50 Save 40%: On sportcoats from Haggar, In Private, Levi's and more. Men's Sports- wear. Reg. 45.00 to 79.99 27.00 to 47.99 Save 25%: On poplin and duck slacks from Centura, Neil Martin and A igner. Men's Sportswear. Reg . 24.00 to 26.00 11.00 to 19.50 Take 25% off: Already reduced designer and contemporary sportswear in Men's Designer Sportswear. Ticketed price 29 .99 to 59.99 . . . .. 22.49 to 44.99 Save 30%: On all suits from Neil Martin and Allyn St. George Men's Clothing.••· Reg. 195.00 to 235.00 . 138.50 to 164.50 Save 30%: On all Coattails blazers. Men's Clothing.••• Reg. 135.00 .94.50 Save 25%: On all better neckwear, Men's Neckwear. Reg . 14.50 to 18.50 10.87 to 13.87 Save 25%: On all striped and plaid dress shirts. Men's Dress Shirts. Reg . 13.99 to 31.50 10.49 to 23.63 Seve 25%: On our entire stock of high fashion underwear Men's Furnishings Reg. 5.00 to 13.00 3.75 to 9.75 Save 30%: On all fashion hosiery Men's Furnishings Reg. 4.00 to 8.50 2.80 to 5.95 Save 25%: On all men's robes Men's Furnishings. Reg . 25.00 to 60 00 11.75 to 45.00 Save 25%: On all men's sunglasses Men's Furnishings. Reg . 10.00 to 60.00 7.50 to 45.00 Take 40% off: Already reduced casual pants. dress pants, blazers and denim 1eans. (except Levi's 501 'sl Young Men's Ticketed price 9.99 to 49 99 5.99 to 29.99 Save 30%: On all spring 1ackets. Young Men's Outerwear. Reg. 40.00 to 75 , 21.00 to 52.50 Take 40% off: Already reduced knit and woven tops (except Campus le T1grel Young Men's. Ticketed price 9.99 to 29.99 5.99 to 17.99 Save 25%: On all walk shorts (except Quiksilver). Young Men's Activewear. Reg. 14 00 to 31 00 10.50 to 23.25 • • 'Su•I\ onl..-•' An~he•m Bf'•!'•lv Ctont1•• B•t>d Ca••'<Odr1 (.t'nlu ..... C·•~ Cl!H1105 Of'I Arno Pla1a oo ... ntowr LOS AngPIP~ E \I unt1o(l(1 Fnh•nn Vallt1v Fo• H•ll~ GIPn<JalP Hnrto" Pla/d H .. nt11'gton a .. 11lh Lapun.i l.i Joi!., "1Pwp1v1 Nnrihrit1(JP O•~nQe P.iS<Jt11'nd Pdnorama Cot~ ~an1a Ari•ta S.irn.i Monica S"erman Oah Thousar><:I Oak& T oo.inga .lnd Wn1 Covina FOR KIDS Save 30%: On all woven sportshirts and Campus Le Tigre knit shirts for boys 8 to 20. Reg. 9.99 to 16.00 8.99 to 11.20 S.ve 25%: On our entire stock of shorts for boys 8 to 20 (.except Quiksilver ) Reg. 16.00 to 17.00 . 12.00 to 12.76 Take 25% off: Already reduced dress shirts tor boys 8 to 20. Ticketed price 7.99 . . 5.19 S.v• 25%: On E'Joven by Farah dress slacks and blazers for boys 8 to 20 Reg . 14.99 to 45.00 11.24 to 33.75 Save 25%: On all Levi's denims for boys 8 to 20. Reg 18.99-21 .99 14.24 to 18.41 Seve 25%: On Joggles and Jay Jay iog sets. Boys 4 to 7 Reg. 14.99 11.24 S.ve 25%: On all Farah and Jonathan Strong dress slacks and blazers for boys 4 to 7. Reg . 16.00 to 50.00 12.00 to 37.60 S.ve 30%: On our entire stock of Oshkosh playwear. West Coast Kids Reg 5 00 to 22 00 3.60 to 15.40 S.ve 21%: On fun fleece separates for girls 4 to 14. Wost Coast Kids. Reg. 7.00 to 8.00 1.25 to 1.00 Save 21%: On Byer pants, shirts and s)cirts for girls 7 to 14 West Coast Kids Reg. 14.00 to 24 00 10.50 to 11.00 .. ve ~: On all legwear hng rie and dancewear for girls 4 to 14, West Coast Kids Reg .. 99 to 16 00 .• to 11.20 '•1111111 HOUSEWARES Save 50%: Regal 7-pc polished aluminum Reflections cookset with non-stick Silverstone· in tenors and exteriors Dept. 143. Orig. 59 .99 • 29.99 Save 3.00: .. Durand 24 pc. Cavaher beverage set. Dept 208. Orig 14 99 11.19 Save 5.00: Lifetime Old Westport 7 pc cutlery set. Dept. 194 Orig. 25.00 11.99 CHINA Save 50%: Mikasa dinnerware services for 4. In Silk Flowers. Ftresong , Vogue or Gloria patterns. Dept. 408. Orig. 110.00 to 179.80 . 29.99 to 89.99 HOME ENTERTAINING Sava -*>: Our entire collection of silverplated trays. From famous makers. Dept. 166. GIFTS Save 50%: All our fabric flowers, a variety of styles and colors Dept. 413 Reg. 1.50 to 25.00 .75 to 12.50 Save 25%: J .G. Durand full lead crystal tableware, vases. bowls and more Dept. 36. Reg . 19.99 to 29.99 . 14.99 to 22.49 113 ! ®@'·' :f J13;f I i i J;J J·f w Save 120.00: Zenith 25" remote color console. 157 channel capab1hty Dept 72 Orig 619 00 499.00 Save 80.00: RCA 13' color portable. 82 channel capability Dept. 72 Orig . 249.00 . 189.00 Save 100.00: RCA 19" remote color portable with 22 function digital remote control Dept 72 Orig 429.00 329.00 Save 20.00: Fisher VHS VCR with wireless remote, 14 day 3 event programming. Dept. 235. Orig. 349 .00 · 329.00 Save 50.00: Already reduced discontinued VCR's. Dept. 235. Ong. 299.00 to 899.00 249.00 to 849.00 Save 20.00: Fisher discontinued compact stereo. Dep~. 88 Orig . 249 00 229.00 Save 20%: All discoi1tinued audio components. Dept. 88. ..... Ong. 79.00 to 399 00 59.00 to 319.00 Save 10.00: Sanyo 3-pc Stereo to Go AM FM stereo cassette recorder Dept. 447 Ong. 69.99 59.99 MAJOR APPLIANCES Save 40.00: Maytag family size washer. Dept 80 orig. 519 00 479.00 Save 50.00: Hotpo1nt 20 cu. f; deluxe frost free refrigerator Dept 80 Ong 649 00 599.00 Save 40.00: Whirlpool large capacity automatic washer Dept 80 Orig 439 00 399.00 ELECTRONICS Save 300.00: Canon PC 20 copter Dept. 13 Orig. 999 00 699.00 Save 25%: All d1scont1nued phones and answering machines Dept. 426 Save 20.00: On all answering ma1:.h1nes Dept 426 Orig 99 99 to 199 00 79.99 to 179.00 STATIONERY Save an additional 25%: All poster frames. DepL 15 Reg 4 99 to 24 99 3.75 to 18.74 Save 25%: Our entire selection of Parker pens Dept 15. Save 25%: All Small World organizers Dept 15 LUGGAGE Save an addftional 25%: American Tourister 1200 series hard sized lliggage Dept 33 Orig. 80 00 to 153 00 sale 33 99 to 66 99 25.49 to 50.24 Save an additional 25%: Selected lug gage sets by Atlantic Dept 211 Sate 24.99 to 81 .99 18.74 to 61 .49 Save an edditlonaf 25%: Our entire luggage collection by Crown Dept 33 Special purchase 17 99 to 59 99 13.49 to 44.99 Save an edditk>nal 25%: Our ent11e collection of portfohos and attdches Dept 33 ·211 . Orig 29.99 to 280 00 1 22.49 to 210.00 LAMPS AND MIRRORS Save an addhional 50%: o"'n the Sdle prices of all clearance lamps in <>ioci.. Dept 71 Save 41%: Two-tone ceramic lamps Dept 71 Ong 150 00 79.99 Save 30%: 31 " brass urn table lamp Dept ~1 Orig 100.00 St.19 Save 41%: T ouchtron1c floor lamps Dept 71 Orig 250 00 129.00 Save 31%: Lily hexagonal glass tamp Dept 71 Orig 110 00 lt.M Save en addtdonel 50%: on all clearance mirrors 1n stock 0Gpt ~l Save 44%: Grandson clock mirror Dept 31 Orig 125 00 79.• 0S.ve 40%: Trad1t1onal burlwood mtrrors Dept 31 Ong 250 00 141.00 Save 40%~4x30 contemporary oak m1r ror Dept 31 Orig 250 00 141.00 CARPETING . AREA RUG S S.ve _.. eddtdoo., 2..00 off: The sale price of wall to w~ll carpeting. 8 qualrties in over 150 colors.-Sale price includes carpet, normal installation, choice of 60 oz. rubber pad or 7116 inch rebond pad and free removal of old carpet. Call for your free no obligation estimate. Dept 32 Orig 32 00 to 45.00, save an additional 2.00 14.19 to 21.11 sq. yd. instehd Save 33% to 43%: Jasmine wool pile floral area rugs, 2'x3' to 8'x11 ' and runner Dept. 45. Orig. 175.00 to 750.00 19.00 to 411.00 Save 50%: Madrid white wool pile area rug from Spain. 4' x6' to 8' >< 111 and runner. Dept. 45. Ong. 200.00 to 600.00 . M,00 to •.OO DOMESTICS S.ve 50%: All our flannel sheets from Marte>< and our European Collection. Dept. 2. Orig. 14.00 to 33.00 1.91 to 11.41 Save 50%: 100% conon Royal Classic full· loop terry or sheared velour towels from Cannon Ours exclusively Dept. 23. 4.50 to 13.00 if perfect 1.99 to 5.99 Save 50%: Selected styles of famous maker embelhshed towels Dept 23 Orig. 8.00 to 16.00 3.91 to 1.99 Save 50%: Discontinued bed~reads~ com- forters and matching accessories. Dept. 10. Were 19.99 to 299.99 9.91 to 141.19 Save 50%: Discontinued decorator pillows. Dept 10 Were 3.99 to 14 99 1.tl to 7.99 Save 50%: Liz Claiborne sets from Burlington. Dept 175. Orig. 169.99 tQ .219.99 el .a.. 41.91 Save 50%: Every flannel comforter 1n stock . Dept. 175 Orig. 69 99 to 129.99 29.19 Save 30%: All informal tablecloths placemats and napkins in solids, prints. vinyl. Dept. 113. Tablecloths, orig 4.99 to 54.00 3.41 to 'J7.7t Placemats and napkins orig .99 to 9.99 .• to 1.91 Save 33% to 50%: Cachet d1scont1nued placem s and napkins by Mikasa/ Dept. 113. Orig. 99 to 2.99 . . to 1.19 Save 50%: ti. lie therm anket from Fieldcrest. Dept. . 30.00 to 52.00 if perfect 13.41 to 17.99 Save 50%: Dreamscape European white goose feather/white goose down pillow. 100% cotton downproof cover. Dept. 266. Ong. 36.00 to 46.00 ... •• 14• SLEEP SHOP Save 50%: Simmons and Stearns & Foster mattresses including Beaufyrest and Correct Comfort. Free bedframe with pur· chase of selected Beautyrest and Correct Comfort sets Dept 69 Ong. 129.95 to 1549 95 59.00 M . pc. to 109t.95 aet Save 30% to 50%: Calais pure brass bed · from Swan. Dept 69 Headboard. ong. 600.00 to 850.00 •.OO al sizes Complete bed. orig 1200 00 to 1700.00 791.00 ...... Save 30% to 50%: Cumberland oak and brass bed from Benicia Dept 69 Head- board. or'1g 400 00 to 600.00 299.00 .. , sizes Complete bed orig 800 00 to 1200 00 59¥:00 8" sizes Save 30%: Noningham pure brass daybed from Swan. includes lrnk spring, trundle not included Dept 69 Ong 1000 00 899.00 Save 40% t o 50%: Atherton white iron and brass bed from Benicia. Dept 69 Headboard ong 700 00 to 950.00 399.00all .a... Complete bed orig 1350 00 to 1800 00 799.00 8't sizes FURNITURE Save 1001.00: All leather sofa from Italy Contemporary stvle 1n cream cotor Dept 38 011g 1500 00 499.00 Save 578.00: Silhouette 5 pc pier wall modular bedroom Dept 92 Ong 1775 00 1199.00 Save 1597.00: 4 pc flair arm rattan modular group. Dept 233. Ong 3396 00 1799.00 Save 411 .00: Contemporary brass and glass entertainment center imported from Italy Dept 165 Reg 999 00 511.00 Save 351.00: OUI tnple back velvet recliner by Catna~per Cocoa pindot cover Dept 210 Orig 700 00 349.00 Save 351.00: Our Bc1rc.ttlounqf'r rocker recliner 1n olefin Herl.ulon • De0t 210 Orig 650 00 299.00 Save 251.00: Contemporary sofa with con trast1ng accent pillows Dept 38 Orig 650 00 249.00 Save 300:• 2 pc sectional with contrast accent pillows Dept 38 Orig 999 00 ... 00 Save 300.00: Trad1t1onal flare arm sofa Wlth multi pillow back 1n Herculon • velvet Dept 38 Orig 799 00 4a.OO Save 100.00: Our sohd oak chow tab s Dept 273 Ong 199 00 11.00 S.ve JI0.00: Out brass and glass cocktail tabl s imported from 1taly Dept 273 Ong 649 oo m .oo S.ve 250.00: All leather Zunch stvle chair imported from Ital..-Dtopt 276 Ong 499 00 2400 Save 171.00: Silhouette complete loft bed. Dept 92 On~ 14175.00 ,..00 SELECTION WILL VARY. QUANTmD UMmD TO STOCK ON HAND. INTERMEDIATI MARKDOWNS MAY HAVE BEEN TAKEN. NO PffONE. MAIL GA IPl.ClAl 0ADDS. THE BROADWAY 1 J SOUFHlllN CALlfOllNIA . • 1 ~ \ ' ' • \ ' Eo11 ORIA L Anti-smokers may be taking crusade too far Maybe all this anti-smoking, non-smokers'-nghts. ban-smok.ing-in-publicplaces. restrict-smoking-1n-the- work~lace stuff is going too far. Maybe some people, believin~ themselves -to be crusaders for health and self-detenm nation and the right to defend oneself from pollution, are infringing upon the rights of those foolish macho men and women who laugh at death and lung cancer every time they li~t a cigarette. After alf, stupidity is not grounds for disenfranchise- ment. Not alone, anyway. It has never been known to keep anybody off a cit y eounc~I. In Laguna Beach this week, Councilwoman Bobbie Minkin seemed to admire South Pasadena's hiring policy that excludes smokers from consideration for public employment. Smoke a cigarette. forget about being a cop or a fireman or a file clerk ty pist. Of course. you can puff two packs a day and exhale noxious fumes all over everyone in yo ur office and still run for City Council. There are limits even to discrimination. apparently. Councilwoman Minkm wants her council col- leagues to take a closer look at this hiring poltc}. She thinks it's "interesting." she said. What's more interesting is the way legitimate efTon s to protect the rights of one group of individuals can be pervened by zealots into a mindless assault on anoth er group. Laguna Beach. much to its credit. was among the county leaders in establishing strict rule~ against smoking in public places and private businesses. The City Council demonstrated an enlightened awareness of the hazards of tobacco smoke and a sensitivity to the problems of non-smokers exposed to the harmful, intrusive exhaust of smokers. Most other Orange Coast cities followed . Councilwoman Minkin's suggestion -and South Pasadena's policy -fail to recognize that all kinds of people, even smokers. have rights that should be unassailable. Included among them. the right to equal ('9employment opponunities. The councilwoman'sexplanation of her interest ma plan to weed the smokers out of the workforce 1s flawed logically. "In business. there are hiring policies that preclude them from hiring a person who bas had a heart attack or cancer ... she said. It's a little li ke arguing, "They shoot horses. don't they?'' Sure they do. But people aren't horses and smoker\ have not necessanly had hean attacks or cancer or an) other condition that inhibits their ability to perform a JOb. It 1s believed to be true that smokers have more health problems and miss more days of work because of illness. But that ts a rea son to educate people about the dangers of smoke and to protec t non-smokers from breathing unwanted smoke. It is not. however, a reason to deny a person the opponunity to work. If It were , the city should consider excluding cholesterol-eaters from the pool of potential employers. They. after all. are running a higher-than- average nsk of coronary anery disease. What about sweet lovers? Sugar has been linked to all manner of serious illness. including diabetes and cancer. Should the city automatically look with disfavor upon applications from any person who ever lived 1n Love Canal. N Y . or Times Beach. Mo.? Cenainl>. they've been exposed to toxic chemicals that could ro t the liver out ofa cockroach. 1f a cockroach had a liver. The hypothet1cals are endless. With any luck. Bobbie Mmkin's colleagues will think of many more while they consider this ill-conc1e"ed policy. The)' should tell her, at the council's next execullve session. that they concu r with Councilman Dan Kenney, a reformed smoker who said Tuesday night, "I would be concerned with the rights of smokers. I'll tell you now. I won 't "ote for It .. Oo1noons expressed in this spac.e are those of the Da11y Pilot Other vlAw!I expressed on this page are those of their authors and ar11sts Reader comment is invited The Daily P1101 PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 Phone 642-6086 Slender f aznlly acquittal leaves too inuch undone To the Editor It docs not surpn~ me that c hark<t George lenderwasatqu111cd and the other charge\ dropped aga1n'it mem- bers ofh1s famtl> From the beg1nn1ng repons on th1\ tragcd} there were many 1ncon<i1stenC1es. puzzling que'- ttons. and for me. a Jfeat uneas1ne s regarding the depu11c'i' handling of the people and firearm\. From da> one 1t appeared to have been a c;enec; of errors leading to terrors <.'UI manating 1n the lo<ic; of a wife and young mother So Charles George l)lendcr ha\ been acquitted I suppo<ie th1c; t'i wme comfon to u~ all. that the Jud1c1nl iys1em docs. at times protet.t those ORANGE COAST Daily Pilaf "ho are olw1ouc;I} innocent Rut discomfort rcmatn"' 'upoo'ICd to bhthcl) earn on with h1' hfe~ 'What about 1he los" of h1, ""'ft and ht'> ~on,· mother'' What about th<' tact that he and ht~ parl•nts ha'>l' probahl) sixnt two hlettme\ wonh of \a\.1ngs d~fcnd1ng themstlv~., from an ob .. 1ous abuse of power'' What about the I 9 months M hell theM" people ~utfered., I personally feel 1ha1 1hc Slender fom1ly $hould be compensated fo1 tht1r legal fees. medical charge\. and have the sa11sfact1on ofknowtng l)iew ovcnealou~ officer'> of the la1o1. ha' l' heen rl't1red from duty ( YNTHIA J L'\UGHER \ '''"'. Zlfll r 1 • ' To.n Tal1 1.4~ ·ty 'O f.,•I() 0-,....., C..t, E0t1or r-c--~E0i1or Ct ........ 5Potlt fdi1or ~l.C...trefl P o I ~ I O" Mt• ·~· r.,.,., • .,... ' 11clliel<>f' MentOI' lfe!Wn......,., Uttt<4tt"'O Owtc !Of c::C,~'!~or ' ·'Rambo expresses the collective outrage of Americans that we let a two-bit. backward country In Southeast Asta defeat us.·· Summer trolley doesn't make sense for Newport Not enough people in Newport n eed publi c tra n s port Newport Bt:ach 1s considering plac- ing 1hree quaint. trolle}-l tke buses on tt<. coa'ital '>trt't'I!> 1n 11me tor the \ummt:r sea~on. \.\tlh the i:oni:ept of pro' 1d1ng tran')ponauon up and d11\I. n Pacific ( oa\I H 1gh~a) and uut ontu the Balboa Peninsula. Aul not c\t:r,one is ecrta1n that the proposed 16-.,eal vehicles \I. tll do an) thing more than add to the summer traffo '°lo k1·, put the '"'Ul' into perspeul\c l'uhhl tran!>portat1on in Southern < Jhlornia " e'>scn 11alh "tor tht: loo \Oung to <lnH' 100 old to <ln'>e and 100 pour tu Jm e" a h1ghl~ plat.ed Orange ( ount~ transit official omt• iold me L.et\ loo~ a1 'lewpon Bt•at h 1n that lPnlt'\l I lou\11un~h1,fr1\I.' In "''"port Hl'Jl h "H.h &l'I lht•tr tir\t car'> at J' tht• \ame 11mt• tht·~ tx•gin taking 1he1r drl\ ing 1ns1ructwn and obtJin 1ht•1r learner\ permit !\o we have to look at the ne"' I\ horn to 14-year-o ld agt• group \ notht•r tar tor ul NC\l. fX>rt Bt:al'h hie I'> the numtx·r ot mother'> who don·1 "or" ln-.tl·ad . tht:sc momm1e" become t hautTcur" taking thl' kid h11her anti \On -rnduding to the tx•:nh Thal' \I. lll Ix' 'onw ~1d., 11.rabh1ng .1 MARTIN BROWER nde on the trolley -but not many ~ roo old to dnve. Looking at the 1rafTic around Oasis. the senior center in ( orona dcl Mar. too old to dnve an \lewpon appear') to be the over-85 group. and the kids 1n the 85 to 100 range JU St don't grab a trolle> to the heath fhere will be i.omc kids 1n this age r.tngl' on the trollc) -but not many. 1 foo poor to dnve While "l'W'f)Ort Bcat•h IS tfotng llS best to pro' 1de add111onal low-and moder- ate-lost hou'>tng. I don't believe we \.\111 see too man\ ofthe..e un11s hu1l t "1thout pro' 1~1on for parking. fhnl' will be J k"" poor folk\ g1Jhb1ng a ride on thl· trolln -but lllll m.lO\ ()f u>ur\l' a •oung~ter twrc. an old\ll'r thne and an indigent here and there add up -bu1 probably not 10 three trolle ys full. There t~. of course. one 01hcr poss1btl11y. The route loops 1hrough '\lcwport l enter. It is always possible that a shopper at Amen Wardy or an e'<ecu11ve at one of the office towers will wan I a lift to the Newpon Harbor Yacht Club. but this will be intcr- m11tcnt. It can happen. thou11.h Traffic -11Lt1til:t;t.Ui ~ !j,f tii!•i;f.itW.i management spe 1alis1c; tell us that van pools, for example. are not used by blue-collar workers. because they want to show that they can dam well afford their own cars. It 1s th<' wh11e· collar crowd that uses 1he van pools. to show that they arc "with it." So we may sec an occasional Big Canyon user or two. Now. 1fyou thmk that this wnter 1s against public transit. you arc wrong. I have ndden subways tn New York and Boston. m London and Pans. tn Haifa and Moscow. and the) work well for born transit riders in those cities. But Southern Cahfom1a 1s d1ffercn1. People have discovered the unbelievable beauty of the auto- mobile and you can'1 pry them out. To help offset the cost to the ci t), the vehicles are also being proposed as movmg billboards, w11h ads on 1hc ex tenor and the in1cnor. Advcn1s1ng suppon in Newport Beach? Ask the newspapers about th<' strength of that proposal. It 1s weak. Of course. my good fnend ( oun- c1l man Bill .\gee feel~ there 1s enthusiasm for the 1rolle' and "11 could be a lot of fun." · But for the C11y of Newport Beach to have to guarantee more than $200,000 per year to the 1rolley operator, we would all have to have a lot of fun.-That amount could buy a Balboa Bar for every man. woman and child in Nt'wpon Beach every thret' months all year long. MartiD Brower pabll•bes tbe aews- /etter "M•rtiD Brower's Oruge Coaaty Report. Star-studded contributors h elp fund Laxalt libel suit 94 donors have k icked in $263.300 to Laxalt's 'Legal Expense T rus t Fund' WA~HINC1 fON -'>en Paul La\· all R·Nt'' 1~ financing a hbel suit ..again'it the Sacramento Bee with the heir> of a ~taMtuddcd group of rnntnbutor'I ranging from a cos- me11n queen and a formt'r secretar. ol \late to Barbara Walters· fiance. In rcsponst" 10 a fund-ra1srng appeal b> ~n BarT}' (1oldwa1er. R-Anz . las1 ~ear 94 donors ki cked 1n a 1otal ot S263.300 to Lault's "Legal E1tpen5C.' Trust Fund " B> law. the maiumum :ontnbu11on was S5.000 Lault, "'ho 1s Pres1den1 Reagan\ Joc;cc;t fnend on Capnol Hill. 'lucd he Bee for S250 m1lhon aflcr 11 ran a .tory tn 1983 charg10g lhat "~ubstan- 1al 'turns of monev were illegally skimmed" trom a Carson Ctl> casrno La '<ah owned before he was elected to the Scnat(' 1n 1974 fh<' story. hy Pulitzer Pnn·-wrnntng reporter Denn) Walsh. quoted un1dcnt1fiC'J I ntcrnal Revl'nue Serv1ct' sourcc<1 a~ c;ay1ng the) "did no1 know whether I axalt h1mselfkncwof1hc scheme .. In c;etttng up his leg.al citpt"nsc fund, Laxalt benefited from a favorabk 1nterpretat1on of a Stnatc Ethics C omm1ttee rcgula11on ft allows e!r tablt~hmenl of c;uch a fund "to def my th<' com of lcpl proceed1n15 of an)' natur<' provided thnt uch proceed- ings relate 10 or an~ by v1nue of the \Crv1cc of the member 1n or 10 the \cnatc .. The ~k1mm1na alle11'1ron reponed by the Bee occ urred before Louil was a sena1or. but the Ethic~ Committee thouaht 1t '111\lficant 1hat the nc~ paper ~IOI) was pubh<thed after he took office The committee also reasoned thal the s1ory wouldn't have bttn pnnted tf he hadn't been a senator. Laxalt's daughter Michelle sen1 out a fund-raising let tcr over Gold water's signature early last year to "about I 00 'el') close friends" of her fa1hcr. she told our associate Tony Capacc10. She stres~d that despite her father's pnor pos111ons as ht'ad of the Rcagan- Bush rt'-decuon campaign and ~cn eral chairman of the Rcpub1c.an Party. th<' fund-raisers did no1 ~ck access to either orgamzauon's ma1l- 1ng lists Federal Flec11on Comm1ss1on re- cords for the 1983-84 campaign pcnod show the followmg donors to La'<alt's libel law<iu11 fund: •Estee Lauder. the cosmetics ty- coon. $500. •fa-Secretary of uue Alexander Haig. S 1.000 (his only political con- tnbut1on 1n 1983-84) •Merv Adelson. chairman of L.OR IMAR. Telepicturcs and fiance of ABC News star Barbara Walters. ~5.000 (Adelson and another $5.000 donor. La'i Vegas developer Irwin A. Molaslc), have good reason to ai>- precLate the co,t of bnn1mg a libel ac:tton. As developers of Rancho La Costa Coun1ry Club. they and co- owner Moms "Mo" Oahu spent 10 yurs and thou5and of dollars 10 a ,u11 ap1ns1 Penthoust mapz1ne. wh1C'h had alleaed links be1wetn their posh Southern Cahfom1a rtSOn and ora.1n11cd mme) • Delben W Coleman. SS.000. He was dcscnbed 1n tht Bee ~n1cle as "a fretwheel1ns Ouc.ta0 financier (who) had betn 1denufied es a mob u - ~1ate " Lnah has said Coleman introduced him to financing sources for his cu1no. • (~ and DAU VAN A TT A •Officers of the Valley Bank 1n La~ V cg.as, S 15,000. (The bani< prov1dt'd some early financmg for l,..axall'$ casino.) •DallasdeveloperTrammcl Crow. $5,000. •Beer baron Joseph Coors and h1~ wife. SS,000. •Roy M. Cohn, New York at· tomcy and formcrch1l'f counsel to the late Sen. Joseph Mc\anhy, $5.000 •George Klein of Park Tower Realty. New York City, $5,000. •Investment banker I van F Boesky and his wife. $5,000. •Textile manufacturer Roger S Milliken of Spananburg. C . SS.000. •New York real estate man Lewis Rudin. S 1,000. •Houston o tlman Robert Mosbachcr. S l .000. •Real estate magnate Md New Jersey Generals owner Donald Trump. S 1,000. Foo1note: For several of the donors, lhe money they save to Laxah rtprcsentcd only a modest part of their 1983-84 contnbut10M to vanous pohucal cau<JCS. VE RY INTEREST-ING Pok1- 5tani dictator Mohammed 2'11 ul- H&Q is slowly push1n1 his country into a11 lslam1c strona,hold. As pan of this policy, banks were forte<! to eliminate intcrnt charses.. in kceP1n1 with Moslem law "IJtnSt usury ~ad AMHnM u4 DtaH Vu Atta ~ 1fl#lk•IH r.l•IDl&l1t.. P RTl.LlS SCHLA.l'L Y colwnnlat PHYLLIS ScHLAFLY 'Dowe get to win this time?' No s ubs titu te for victory. ·Rambo· films tell publ1c -When 1hc Soviets called a news conference 1n Moscow to denounce some American movies, I figured I should find out for myself what caused the Russians' petulant para- noia Then, I discovered that U .S movie cn11cs were equally scathing an their dcnunc1at1ons of those same movies. fhe Soviets coined a new word, "wamography." lO de5enbe what th<'y called the movies' "anti-Soviet hystcna." The cn11cs must haH' 1humbcd tht'1r thesauruses to come up with every adJecllve of contempt from "boring" 10 "stupid." But the customers are rushing 10 sec them. and the movie entrepreneur who has so mightily offended those cnttcs with easy access to the media must be laughing all the way to the bank. "Rambo'' sold 425,605 S80 video cassettes th<' day 1t went on the market. The target of this new hatelov<' phenomenon is Sylvester Stallone. whofe three movies, "First Blood." "Rambo: First Blood Pan II." and "Rocky JV ." are record-smashing successes. Since the plot is 1ha1 the ht'ro, Rambo or Rocky. defeats 1be Russians. the Soviets and the liberals art' as upset as they are about Ronald Reagan's "Siar Wars." The cnt1cs tned to tell us that the ··good" movies about communists were "Reds." which glamorized the communist John Recd (honored by the Russians by bunal in Moscow), and "Daniel." an attempt to rt'hab1h- tatc the reputauons of Jultus and Ethel Rosenberg (who were t'xecutcd as spies for th<' USSR) But both were box-office turke}'s. Rambo <':<presses the collec11vc.- ou1rage of Amt'ncans that we let a two-bit, backward country 10 Southeast Asia defeat us. Rambo speaks even fewer lines in his movies than Gary Cooper did in his. but wht'n Rambo was asked to go back to Vietnam. he said it all 10 one memorable hne, "Sir, do we get 10 win this time?" Tht' media and the hberals bitterlv blasted Ronald Reagan a few yea~ ago fordanng to say that our Vietnam veterans were "noble." But Rambo has turned 1he udc. What bas devas- tated the liberals 1s not just tha1 Rambo proves that Vietnam veterans arc noble, but that audiences arc en1h us1as11cally cheenng Rambo as he kills the vicious Russians and rt'scues our POWs still concealt'd tn Vietnam. Nol o nly men respond t'nthus1as11cally to Stallone's tr- repress1ble machismo. Sociologists might think that a Stallone movie is a "man"1" movie. but the girls are also shoutin' "go Rambo" and "go Rocky' Dcsp11e a decade of women·~ hb pro[>aganda that women prefer "sensitive, Phil Donahue-type" men . RamboRocky is an authentic hero 10 women. too. Not all the movies the Soviets are up~l about are blood and gut\. "White N1ghtc;," with great dancing by Baryshnikov and Gregory Hines. shows the ov1et suppression of freedom of an1s11c expression It also show how the fa vored few in the USSR li ve the hfe of lhc wealthy, while the rest of the people exist hke peons Rambo 1s not fighting onl y the communists. In "first Blood." Rambo understood only that "some- body wouldn't let us wtn." When he rt"tumed to Vietnam to rescue POW'i 1n "Rambo. First Blood Pan II," he discovered 1ha1 there is "another war going on." Indeed there ts. It was that "other" enemy in the media and the adm1n1~ trat1on!i in power dunng the Vietnam War which dealt our country a hum1hattng defeat. and then savaged the valiant men who answered the call to "duty. honor. country" bul h8d no pan 1n the policy decisions. fht movies show that Rambo probably could have beaten the communistc; 1n Vietnam all b) htm\Clf But 11'5100 latt' for that, now What hu the Soviets and the hbt'rah 1n paranoid pao1c 1~ 1ha1 RamboRocky's fantasuc ucccM ma) win lhat "other war " Helped b).' the 1echnoloay of VtRJ 1n 27 mtlhon Amencan home,, R1mboRocky 1~ teach1n1 Amencan, that. whfn 11 comet &odeahna With evil mC'I\ there ., no \ub.tttu&e for victory l'tr1111 !ld.1an1 ,, • Q'Hkat~ ~l•m•J11, \ • _, .. ' . 1985 & 1986 PLYMOUTH HORIZONS , ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING ON APPROVED CREDIT. CHRYSLER Show •toppers The reTOIYin& 'Vo~en Golf, aboYe, la jaat ODe mdle attraction.a at the <>ra-.e Coa.Dty International Aalo Show tbro~ Sanday at Anaheim Stad.lam. llore tbaD 300 domestic aacl lm- ported 1986 modela from SS -*r manafactaren are on :X1;.Tlay alona wttll so blta by ucenny com.-pan.lee. Vlalton can al8o eee --..._i1..=:1 a model 4eecrlbe the at- trlbatee of tbe new Toyota Sapra. at left, check oat tbe lnterlorof a 11....,•C D..aacl . learn aboat tbe neweet Im- port entrJ. BJ11Ddal. Tile ahow ia preeented by the <>ranee Coallty llotor Car Deal~-~~tlOll. VISIT OUR A WARD WINNING SERVICE DEPARTMENT. THE #1 CHRYSLER CORPORATION SERVICE FACILITY IN ORANGE COUNTY. OUR SERVICE TECHNICIANS ARE ASE CERTIFIED! ( NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR ) AUTOM OTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE CHRYSLER ~r CORPORATION . GENUINE PARTS • ' j ... '\ ' \ "! . I \ -. ... OLDSMOBILE • GMC DEALER SeerD111er far det1Hs. Ex111res 2/22188. OVER 250 NEW dLDSMOBILES I GMC TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROMI SPECIAL 7.9o/o Annual Percentage Rate EINANCING ENDS FEBRUARY 22ND! NEW 1986 OLDS FIRENZA FULLY FACTORY ~~~ EQUIPPED ~817907 Oldsmobile & GMC t ruc k s speclally priced at 1¢ over Invoice. Cutlass', Calals', Flrenzas, 88's, 98's, 1h ton P/U's, S-15's, Jlmmys r.300809 FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED ENDS FEB. 28th! O.aler coet lncludH edvertlelng. h~db•ck I any dealer lnttali.d optlont. PrlcH good th, u 2122/M .. ' Orange Coast DAILY Pi LOT I Friday, February 21, 1986 I I Making Western premiere. The new luxury Toyota Supra, which i• coming to local ehowroome ln March, may be viewed at the Oran&e County Inter- national Auto Show through Sunday at Anaheim Stadium. Featurlrig a 3 .0 liter, twin-cam, 200 hp engine, the new Supra off era an optional removable top and leather eeata. More than 300 model• from SS manufacturera -topped by a $153.000 Aeton Martin convertible -may be .een untll 10 tonlaiht. from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m . Saturday and lrom 11 a .m. to 7 p.JD. Sunday. Admt.elon i• $4 for adulta, $2 for .enJora and ages 6 -12; children under 6 free. 1 State Senate committee shelves air bag legislation 'If eac_h state specified safety system. car costs would soar' SACRAMENTO (AP) -Heeding auto industry lobbyists. a Senate committee has shelved a bill to require air bags as optional equipment on a thrrd of the models sold 1n California. Tuesday's 7· 1 vote of the Senate Transpor- tation Committee on AB 1099 by Assemblyman Rusty Areias. 0 -Salinas. holds it for a fact-finding hearing tfus fall. ending further floor action this session. "I don't think a lot of us 1n this committee are ready to vote for this bill or to vote against It." said Sen. Wadle Oeddeh. 0-Bonita, who suggested the interim hearing. Legislators otten use this method to get rid of legislation without voting against 1t Areias' bill. which narrowly passed the As- sembly in January. would have required that at least one of the models on which air bags would have to have been ottered atter Sept. 1. 1988. be in the lower fourth of the manufacturer's price range. Current federal regulations require auto companies to phase tn passive restraints -air bags. automatic seat belts or padded "friendly interiors" -starting with 1987 model vehicles. All new cars must have some form of passive retraint by the 1990 model year. The new Caltforn1a law requiring most motor- ists and passengers to use seat belts also says that all new passenger vehicles sold tn the state attar Sept 1. 1989. must have passive restraints But neither Callforn1a law or federal regu- lations currently mandate that auto companies actually tnslall air bags. They can select another acceptable form of passive restraint instead. Areias said his bill would give California motorists an addittonal safety option . "There's no doubt that the three-point safety harness provides the highest degree of safety," he said. "But there's also no doubt that the three- point shoulder harness combined with air bags proviqes the ultimate In safety. especially In front- end. high-speed collisions .. a. magnon pontiac 1 3 • A111al Ptro11t111 l1t1 1.1.A.C. Ft111oi11 01 All , •• · • FIEROS • SUllllRDS • IOllllEYILLES • &RAllD PRIXS • &ODO'S <•.,... Mly) h ..,,"-' .,. WE SELL EXCITEMENT! a. magnon P NTIAC • 1e1a Loren Smith, a lobbyist who has represented automakers and dealers, predicted that auto maufacturers would rely mostly on automatic seat belts, which fasten around occupants when they get Into a vehicle, to meet the federal and California requirements. But he said some companies would offer air bags. which inflate on Impact. He said auto companies opposed the Areias bill because It would mandate a "different car for California.'' "If every state specified what kind of safety system you had in cars. costs would be sky- rocketing." he said. Lee Ridgeway. a General Motors lobbyist, complained that the bill "Ignores the need of manufacturers to determine if there's adequate consumer demand" to cover the cost of gearing up for air bag Installation. Auto Industry lobbyists said that consumer demand for air-bag-equipped cars offered by Mercedes Benz and Ford had been low to nonexistent. Richard Ougally, a lobbyist for Ford Motor Co .• said Ford Is offering air bags as optional equipment this year in two of Its models, but had received no orders for the bags by Tuesday afternoon. "i guess we haven't done enough of a job promoting It," Ougally said atter the hearing. He said Ford plans a larger promotion campaign. Areias said the reason for lack of orders might be that some dealers aren't aware of the Ford offer. He said his staff contacted three Sacramento area dealers and none knew that customers could order air bags in Tempo and Topaz models. Areias cited several public polls In which those questioned supported air bags. but auto industry lobbyists said that public interest in air bags drops when people realize the price involved -about $800 In additional cost tor Ford or Mercedes models equipped with bags. Areias said bag costs would drop if customer demand for them Increases Sens. Marian Bergeson. A-Newport Beach; Leroy Greene. 0-Carmichael; Gary Hart. 0-Santa Barbara; John Seymour, A-Anaheim, and Rose Vulch. 0-0inuba. Joined Oeddeh In voting to shelve the bill. ' - ------o~-, ..... • 't:--::1 ,., I.ass II pl ... . 2480 Harbor Blvd. ••The Boa•'• appear• in Penthouae Costa Mesa • Newport Beach (714) 549-4300 Chry1ler Corp. obairman Lee lacocca. jaat fl.red u bOM of the 1o•ernment'1 adri90ry comm ... lon on reetoraUon of the tatae of Liberty and &Illa laland. la depleted u 11Tbe eoee·· -Bruce 8prl~1teen -In tbe Aprtl leaae of PenthoaH m.,ulne. l&cocca la drMMCI u Sprlnftteen. 1tnammlnC a cultar atop a Ch.ryale.r aato In the oarto9n by controTenlal laraell arti1t Ort BofmekJer. Tb e cartoon ref en to Sprtncateen 1 • recent reported refuMl of a bll money offer to endone Cbry91er prodacta. Motor Trend lists R-X-i as Import Car of the Year LOS ANGELES (BW) - Mazda's all-new second gener- ation RX-7 sports car has been named 1986 "Import Car of the Year" by the editors of Motor Trenc;i magazine. The Mazda RX-7 was selected over seven other new vehlcles: the Audi 5000CS Turbo Quattro, Honda Accord. Mazda 323, Mercedes 300E, Saab 9000, Toyota Celica and Yugo. Motor Trend called the llst of nominees "one of the strongest Import Car of the Year flelds ever assembled." truly great production sports cars," Yamamoto said. The 1986 Mazda RX-7 Is avail- able in two configurations. a two- passenger mod$1 and a new "2+2" version. Two trim levels are offered, standard and the high-llne GXL. All models come equipped with a 146-horsepower fuel-Injected 13B rotary engine and a choice of either five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmls81on. A turbo model, featuring 182- horsepower two-stage turbo- charger-equipped rotary engine, five speed transmission and per- formance suspension will be Introduced to the U.S. market this month. Ing pace In the Instrumented testing portion, with the turbo- charged engine model coming In first In acceleration, skldpad, and slalom. The RX-7 was timed in 0-60 mph acceleration at a quick 6.69 seconds, and reached the quar- ter-mlle mark In 15.49 seconds and 83.9 mph. In steady-state cornering testing on the 200-foot diameter skldpad, the RX-7 es- tablished a lateral force measurement of 0.89 g. In the slalom testing. the RX-7 set the top mark through the 800- foot coned course of 65.67 mph. .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, February 21, 1918 118 • "We are very proud to once again be the recipient of this prestigious award," stated Mazda Motor Corp. President Kenlchl Yamamoto. The front- wheel-drive Mazda 626 was named Motor Trend Import Car of the Year In 1983. During the week-long Import Car of the Year testing, all eight nominated vehlcles were evalu- ated In both subjective categories such as dollar value, styling and design, ride and drive. and comfort and conve- nience, and In lnstrumente!I per- formahce testing. The RX-7 also was rated highly In the various subjective categories, placing first in ride- and-drive, chassis dynamics and overafl dollar value. Mazda RX-7 cited for rotary en&lne performance and adT&Dced chaula deatan. "The Mazda's precise, predict- able chassis and handling man- ners are hard to fault, and the RX-7 may well be the benchmark for some time to come," stated Motor Trend. speed tourer for two, and fea- tures all-new contemporary styl- ing." current production automobiles. With the optional aero package (Including rear spoiler), that number drops to 0.29 Cd. shaped" glass. Both front and rear fender openings are slightly flared to accentuate the RX-7'a ag .. gresslve and sporting pea. formance capablllttes. "The RX-7 incorporates many advanced technologies. How- ever, sophisticated design means little if the vehicle dOftS not perform well In actual driving situations. We consider the Motor Trend award to be con- firmation of our belief that the new RX-7 Is one of the world's Points were assigned In nine categories to determine the over- all winner. Summing up, Motor Trend's editors wrote, "Mazda has hit a World Series home run with the new RX-7. It's a seven-course gourmet meal for tech freaks. It's also a refined, competent, high- The 1986 RX-7 ls Uie first major redesJgn -0! tbe car since ~ts- Introduction In the spring of 1978. The new AX-7's exterior is Immediately recognizable as fresh, exciting and functional. Its coeHlclent of drag measurement of 0.31 Is one of the lowest for The car's retractable head- 41ght&-IAC1ude a unlqU& "flash-to- pass" function through port win- dows set directly forward of the restlny lamps. The steeply raJ<ed windshield flows to a rear hatch- back, which Includes an attract- ive double-curved "saddle- Environmental Protectlo._ Agency fuel economy figures ar• 17 mpg city 24 mpg highway for ttte nQrmally aspirated modell!L and 17 mpg city, 23 mpg highway for the turbocharged models. The Mazda RX-7 set a blister- Car owners find reject remedies in lemon laws By CHANGING TIMES fhel( .......... -...W- Why live with a lemon? A growing number of state laws say, In effect, that If your new car has a serious problem that can't be fixed in a reasonable time, either you get your money back or you get a new car. California and 38 other states and the District of Columbia have passed lemon laws. The laws vary by state, but basically they define the vehicles covered and what a lemon Is; set a period during which a vehicle is eligible for consideration under the law, and establish a procedure to resolve disputes. Most states say you've got a lemon If within its first year or 12,000 miles your vehicle is hampered by a serious defect that an authorized facility hasn't been able to repair In four attempts or If th~ vehicle has been out of service for 30 days. Lemon laws aren't meant to let you unload a car you decide you don't like. Pla.lt NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE POOLIC NOTICE F1Cm1ous BUllNEll FICTITIOUS BUllNEll FICTITIOUS 9Ul!Nell NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATHtfNT The loUowtng person 111 TM IOllOWlng person ,, The lollowlng pefllOn IS doing business u dOlng buslnesti u doing bualneu u AAA MAINTENENCE. ADVANCE RENTAL 1672 INTERNATIONAL COM· 2028 Senta Ana Ave Co11e Plec.nlle Ave Coate Mesa MERCIAL REAL T'I' 43 Ce- M .... Calif 92627 Celll 92827 nyon ltland Or . NeWport C a m· Be It 1 Ho wer d Marie Cecl apec11t ad min-Beach Calll 928e0 MunllOn 2028 Santa Ana 1stre10t ot trie estate ol An-Crterles 81oodsmllh Ave . Co9t• Mesa. Calll ldr-Cec1. 30032 Hlllslde Bartell. 43 Canyon 111end 92627 T • r r ec e S an Ju 1 n Dr N..,.part Beech, Celil Thie llualness 11 con· Cap11trano, C•lll 92675 92660 ducted lly an 1ndlYldua1 Thia ou11nesa 11 con-Thia t>ualneu la con-e am· Betit HOW er d dueled by· en lndlYldual dueled by an Individual Munson Marla Cec1 Charlft Bartell Thie S1atemen1 was filed Thi• etetemenl wu llled Thi• statement was flied with the County Ci.,k ol Or-I with the County Clerk ol Or· with tM County Cieri\ of Or· ange County on January 29 ange County on January t5 enge County on Jenuery 15 1986 1988 1986 Faet1S FaaeG "9a4a Put>11sneo Orange Coast Publ19'1ed Orange Cout Published Orange Coas1 Deily Pt101 February 7 14 Deily Piiot January 31 Fet>-Delly Piiot January 31 Fet>- 2 t 28 1986 ruary 7 14 21 1986 rvary 7 14 2 t 1986 F-819 F-772 F-761 Ml.IC NOTICE I Ml.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUllNHI FICTITIOUS BUllNEH FICTITIOUS BUllNEU NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAMI! ITATIMl!HT The following persons ere The following person la The followtng per110n1 ere doing bu11ness as· doing butlnesa as. doing buelMta H . A PLUS OFFICE PROD-MARKLINE YACHTS, PENNHILL CO M - UCTS & SERVICES. t2 •230 2430 West Coaal MERCIAL, LTD . 595 The Hughes Street. Sulla D103. Highway. Newpo~ BMch. City Drive. Suite 201. Or- Irvine Calll 92718 Calif 92663 ange, Calif 926&8 A A P1u1. Inc . Celllornla. Oerem. Jonn Smith. 256 TAO Maneo«'*"t. Inc . a 12 Hughel Street. Suite E 20th St . Cotta Mesa.1Callfornla ce><poratlon. 595 D 103 Irvine Calif 92716 Calif 92626 jlhe City Drive, Suite 201 Thll bu11neH II con-Thi• bulln•H II con-Or&nge. C.111 926&8 dueled by • COfpe>fatlon duct.a by an lndlvldual Thia bu•lnen 11 con- R Powell President Oereme JOhn Smith duct.O by a Ce>tparation Thi• st11temen1 wu filed Th11 statement was med William E Garwin Pres!· • wllrt the County Ci.,k of Or with tne County Clerk of Or-dent enge County on January 28.1 enge County on Jenuery t7 I This statement was flied 1986 1986 with lhe County Clerll ot Or- F291MM F'llt542 11nge County on January 15 1 Publtsned Orange Coaat Publlarted Orsnge Coast 1988 Delly Pilot February 1 14 1 Daily Pilot Januery 31. Fell· F291313 1 2 t 28 1986 ruary 7. 14. 21. t986 I Publlll1ed Orange Coast F-814 F-769,Dalty Pilot January 31 Feb- Pla.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 9UllNEH NAME STA TIMINT Tne following P9fl<>n II doing bualnetS .. THE BOAT YARD t672 Pleoenlla Ave . Cotla Mese, Calif 112627 Marie Cecl. apeclal admln- 11trator of lhe Htate ol An- drew Cect. 30032 Hlllelde Terec e . Sen Juan c 1r,11treno. Calif 1121175 hll bu11ne11 11 con· ducted b'l:,n lndlvtdual Marla 1 Thia ltetem.nt wilt Hied with trte County Clenl or Or- ·~ County on January t5 Ill ,aua PublllM<I Oranoe Cout Delly Piiot January 3 t, Feb- ruery 7 14, 21 11186 F-777 f'\alC NOTICE P\B.IC NOTICE FICmlOUS BUllNEH NAMEITATEMENT The lollOWlng penlOf1 11 dol~ busl1'141UU M DICAL DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES. 118 Brooknne Ln , Cotta Mesa. , CAflf. 112627 Ronald JOhn Brown. t 18 Brookline Ln .. Coll• Mesa. Calll 112627 . Thia bu11nen la con· ducted by en lndMduel Ron Brown Thll 1111emen1 wee llled with the County Clerk of Or- ·~County on Jenuery 22. 19 , .. ,, Pul>fflhed Or811Q9 Coat Delly Piiot Jenuery 31 Fet>- rv1ry 7 14 2 t 1988 F-77 t P\8.IC NOTICE ruary 7. 14. 21. 11186 F-773 l't&.IC NOTICE FlCTITIOUI 9Ul*H' I I NAME IT A TIWNT The following pet110n1 are I doing bvlllneet .. PENNHILL HOMES, LTD . 595 The City DrlY9, Suite 201, Orang.. Cell! 926e8 TAG M1nagement. Inc . a Calllornle corporation, 595 The City DrlY9. Suite 201, Or1nge, Calll 926&8 Thie bueln•H 11 con- ducted by a corparetlon Wllllem E Gel'"Wfn, Prt11- det1t Thia 1tatemen1 wH flied with the County C"'1! ol Or =County on January 14 ,_. Put>41thecl Orange eo..1 1De11y Pilot January 31. Fe!). 1rvary 7. 14, 21, 19&e F-778 II Pla.IC NOTICE "CTITIOUI 9UllNHI ,ICTITIOUt au...... ,ICTITIOUI 9U9IHIH NAIR ITATIMl!NT NAMl ITATIMINT NAMI ITATWMINT Tile lollowlng ptfl<>nl ere The loltowtng ptflOnl are The IOllcM!ng P'fton• .,, doing bu .. ,,... .. I doing bualneN .... doing bvtl""* .. CONTAOOAA PARTNER-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CQMMCO 2208 Col19ge I SHIP 3835 Birch Street PLASTICS 142 E Allon Ae Sutta 1 Cotta ...._. Newoon a..ch Calif 112680 Ave Santa Ana Callt Ceilf 112827 J Scott F•-tt. 87311 92707 8rtl'n Joaeph Perren Hud90'I RI_. Ctrcle. Foun· D E R lnYMlment1 tnc 7208 C~ Alie Suue 1 teln Vell4ry Callt 92708 Calll0tnla 142 E Alton Ave Coste M-. Celt! 9:11127 Donald K 84tnedlc:1 1 tll Santa Ana. Callf 92707 I .i... Dion H1Kd, 1118$-t Via Orvteto Newport e.acri 1 Thie buelnau 11 con-L910h1on LIM. Huntington Caltl 9:tH3 ducted by • COfl>Ofetlon Beech Calif 112'411 Thie bullMH •• con 1 o E Rodrlgua, PrH ldent J Thi• bu1lnH1 I• con ducted by a llmttld parlnet I Thie ttltement wu tlled ducted by • general pan thlp w11n lhe Covnry c1.,11 01 Or 1 ner.n1p J Scott Fawoett 1nge County on J1nver; 14. 1 Brlt n J P.-reo Thit 1tatement w11 filed t068 Thl9 •tat91'nent w11 lilfld wtlh Ille County C'-ri. OI Or 1'111111 With 1119 County Clerk ol Or ~ County on J1nu1ry 11 Dntd Mwray, Atty ·~ County on January 3 1 tt86 ........... Zb tNt "91145 1 9Mta AM, c .... W'1'll ,_,.. P\Jt)ll_,., ~ Coa11 PublltlNO Or811Q9 Cout P'ut>411MO Onng.it eo. 1 Delly Pll01 Jenue~ J 1 re1>· Delly Pttot Janvery 31 Feb< Deity li'tlot J.ebruerv 13 10 rvar, 1 14 ;ii t9H ruarv 1 t• ', 1oet1 ?1 i.tarcll 8 1088 r 'fl'I r 1~ TH 840 --------· --. I TRUCK SPECIALS LEASE A NEW 1986 RANGER -~ .. ,, -~1 - ~ ·~ -. ·--#4751 s ., $9900 +TAX PER MO. WITH NO MONEY DOWN CAP COST $6202.81 . 60 MOS. @ $99.00 + TAX RESIDUAl $2992 .32 0.A.C. BRONCO II #10701 $18085 +TAX Pll MO. WITH NO MONEY DOWN CAP COST $11 , IOO -60 MOS @ $180.85 +TAX RE SIDUAL $4839.60 0 A C HURRY! ENDS FEB 22! USED SPECIALS SSOO DOWN* •PLUS TAX & UC '73CUTLASS :1 89&2 s75aa PERMO. '80 PINTO #9100 s79aa PER MO. '77 ASPEN #9215 s99 9 a PERMO. ::9002 s93 99 PER MO. '83 MUST. GL :t9181 $148 27 PERMO. '84 TEMPO s1s121 PER MO. '79 F150 S-CAB =9147 s159ss '79 CORVETTE =91'5 SAVE '83 CAPRI R.S. -e213 s 17938 PEA MO. '84 BRONCO II -:9159 s208 66 PEAMO. TED 'O VeNoM ..,_.to priof ..... Mo. 9ood 41 hre. efttlf ~. Price 1988 24 payments 76.88 626.28 down APA 21 .57 Price 2588 36 payments 78.88 662.28 down APR 21 .20 Price 2888 36 payments 89 98 754.28 down APA 21 20 Price 2988 36 payments 93 99 626.28 down APR 2 1 20 Price 5299 48 payments 148 27 922 94 down APR 20.75 Price 5599 48 payments 15 7 21 1040.94 down APR 20 75 Price 5999 48 payments 169 55 866 94 down APR 2-0 75 LOADED 45 000 Ong1nal M11es Price 6288 48 payments 179 38 1018 28 down APR 20 75 Price 8988 60 payments 208 66 1046 28 d own APR 16 50 6211 BEACH BLVD. BUENA PARK (714) 521-3110 (213) 921 -8681 ....&:l~------------------------------------------------~~~~~~--------------------- . • . • • M Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Friday, F•bruary 21, 1988 Women-buy cars for sophistication, practkality IJ EDWARD MILLER ...... ._ DETROIT -Women account for more than 40 percent of new- car purchases '1n the United States, tending to be younger and less likely to be married than their male counterparts, accord- ing to a new survey. Women also show a strong distaste for used cars, even thou~h their incomes lag behind men s. because they fear mech- anical breakdown. said the survey by Conde Nast Publi- cations Inc .. which publishes nine magazines including Vogue, Van- ity Fair and Glamour. Practicality plays a bigger role in women's car-buying decisions than In men's. with women pay- ing closer attention to fuel econ- omy, loan financing rates and operating costs, said the surv&;' of about 1,000 men and 1,000 women. Results were released Feb. 11. Conde Nast , w i th a predominantly female read- ership, admitted a vested Interest in the survey's results as It seeks more advertising from auto companies. "We set out to prove what had been obvious to the French for a thousand years: That women anq men are different." marketing director Eckart Guthe told a news conference. Guthe said the company nevertheless was surprised at the number of women who buy cars on their own and the differences in taste with men. The Information was gathered from long quest1onaires sent Lo 2,000 men and 2,000 women who registered new cars in the past few months About half the men and half the women replied . .fl said. Women's preferences forcer- tain models are so great that they make or break the success of those cars, he said. naming the Nissan Pulsar sporty car with nearly 70 percent female own- ership, and the Buick Skyhawk . nearly 60 percent More female new-car buyers are single, divorced. separated or widowed than males. the study said. "Women working -this has led to a total revolution in terms of Detroit." Gu the said Recent in ternal auto company data say about 15 percent of new cars were sold to women 20 years ago compared with 42 percent In 1985, roughly matching the Conde Nast findings. the greater the percentage of women buyers, apparently be- cause of price. another Redbook finding -that while carmakers are recognizing the Importance of women, many car dealers hold on to old values and treat women poorly In the showroom. The average woman pays more than $12.000 for her new car, meaning women spent more than $55 billion on domestic and foreign cars last year. A study last year by Redbook magazine said women either make the choice or Influence In some way the purchase of 82 percent of new cars. "When It comes to the dealer level, a lo\ of work needs to be done," he said. GeneraJly. the smaller the car Guthe said he agreed with ( ump1kd tn '-l"tl C'l.irJ.. 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IJ ,/z,u~;J -(1 \ """ • 'lin111dJ•,.,1d1ht•••1·tl \ < 11!1 •rn,,,' w.11 h·lt ,,, l..1" r1qu1r,., lh~ l"l d I Ill 11 10 I I /UR ::,, I• t>l'lt' 1n~1.il lnl 1n 1h, 1d11llc und,·1 1 n.krJI IJ\.\ .11 111/,,1•11•/.t/,· < 111/t ,,, \1111/h,·111 < ,1/1/1•11/111 lh< 111111· 111 !Ill' \l~h1,k' 111111..11 \.lk '>l'.11 l"t1·l1-. "'"fl" nut , • 1111, lll'll\f'•lfl1·r '86 PICKUP $ AND II #5166 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING '86 I-MARK ---L I'~ "". "'"-· # 5802 86888 • • Conde Nast found that budget-minded women buyers anc;t those wanting basic trans- portation tended to be hostile toward foreign cars. Those women In the category "drl vlng enthusiast" were skeptical of the purported advantages of foreign cars and those seeking comfort also preferred American brands Nearly 20 percent of wome1 relled on recommendations fron acquaintances when buying . car, compared with 13 percen for men, Conde Nast said. Thi company beneflttlng most fron word-of-mouth recommen datlons was Honda Motor Co Jobs, prizes a wait auto tech $tudents SAN FRANCISCO (BW) -As auto technology becomes In- creasingly complex, there will be a need for more than a quarter of a million highly qualified auto technicians by 1990, according to officials of the Plymouth-AAA Trouble Shooting Contest . State chairman for the contest is Ray Fausel, professor of auto- motive technology. Cal State, Los A~eles. California high school auto technician students will participate In the contest's written exam om ~arch 19 and a hands-on competition May 1. More than 30,000 students throughout the country have been placed In automotive tech- nician jobs as a result of the contest. In addition to Job op- portunities, this year's winners from 50 states will compete for more than $500 ,000 ln prizes and scholarships. With only one auto technician for every 211 cars. ample job opportunities exist for students who graduate from auto tech programs at community colleges or vocational or technlcal schools. Fausel says. More then 800,000 mechanics and technicians currently work for auto repair shops, car dealers and gas stations throughout the country. with duties ranging from oil changes to complete engine overhauls. Contributing to the need for more technicians Is the fact that the average age of technicians today Is 55. Student~ entering the field need to be able to read and understand complex car man- uals; have analytical skills; have a background In electronics, phys- ics and chemistry and an ability to understand computer sys- tems. according to Fausel. Auto tech salary levels for California high school graduates often begin at $12,000 to $16,000, with graduates of a two- year community college program earning approximately $17.000 to $24,000. Pay 22 cents for a car? ForS buyers it's no lie SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - About100peop~responded toa car dealer's offer to sell used cars for 22 cents apiece to the flrst-ffve customers to show .,µ~ ~ for a Washington's Birthday sale. Police were called to the Tom Benson Chevrolet dealership, but no arrests were made. of- ficials said. One of the first five In llne said other people "were literally want- ing to throw their bodies through the door.'' ''The (first) five of us had to llnk ourselves together. You could hear the windows giving way," the San Antonio Light quoted the unidentified man as saying. "The people behind us were pushing and shoving, and the obscenities were flying." The special price was a promo- tional gimmick -22 cents be- cause Feb. 22 Is George Wash- ington's birthday. SUZUKI SAMURAI ... ------- " • 8UZUKI 11 BEACH BLVD. 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C.llf Hte3 TOAAU tu•a.t Otty of Huntington IMCll A b r •"'am I. • 11 o n ,.., AmerlGan E$ 82"3 Anlhetm, CA 92802 Thl1 bu•lntH 11 con· Tf'lle l>ueln"' It con· Mr I Mt1 John E C.. NO 0 24-97·39 NOTICCt YM ""9 .... 11\al U. 1o11owW19 ,..ueat1 Kan~ 2•ot MOlty lno Celifottlle. 311.2 Tf'llt builne11 It con. Tf'lll l>ueln•H 11 c:on· OUC1td l>y en lndNld~ dUCtld by en lndMdWll MoOuetry, 9049 ~n 14MWl*I ~ n...-...,...-tot ~ltlvt o.ci11e11on Lene.~ IMdl CMf Dnw."'"9202,IMN, Ouatld by • C()(potlllon I ducted by en tlldlVldueJ Nvttll K Ary• KetMMn M Hlfr1ng1on A\19., Slll'I JoM. Cellf 95 120 MOT1Cl:I Y• ...._ -.... ...,.... ,_ .,..... ,... ..,. ,~ end .,. IV_.. 02te3 9111• , ~ Joe Procnuu. PreekMn1 0.l>otth J f'll1ey Thie 111t4NMl'll wu flled Thi• •••tlll*ll •• lttd Mr a Mre Aoy11 I ..c. n.oewt.., ..... ~ N9N _.... ,.u,.. able tor ~bile r.-,-c;om. Tf'lll 1>ueln••• 11 eon Thi• 1>u11n ... l• con· Thie ltetement wu llled Tf'lle ttetement wu tiled wllh Int County Clerk of Of· wttf'I tl'le County Clel1l ol Of· 110-1, 2122 ltldgepon ....... ,_ .,...,. ,.._ _....,.... _,.. __, menc1ng dUeted ti'( en lndhlldWI OUC'l.9d by 1 limttecl ~· W1lh the County Ci.tk Of Or· W11h the County Cltn! of Of. enge County on JtnUllfY 30, enoe County on JlllUll'Y 11. Ave . An•hllnll, C .. lf 02804 ~ llMH ...... ,..,.. rile~..... Ntoe•lve Decilt•llOn No I A I>,. h. m L . v 0 n """ •m County on J•nUlfY 17. enoe County on F•l>fuery 19M 1tM M1. Linde Schro.d•r • ....,...,..._,.. "9ed 11,.ouw111110"'911 the .o-ee.~ le 1 requee110 tetal>-KanttabedAlll Alvie 0 K..i, P1 11'lln ' I 8 10, 18" n.11' ,_,, 1'32 trvtne Blvd • Tu1t1n tf. int.w. 111 1 Mlew. 1 vlOt of en enon.._y 1n th11 11111. IOf e11 lfldeflnlte PlflOd This mt..wl -filed I Thie lt.llel'NM -flilO ,.,.... ,.... Pul>ltehld <>reno-Cout I Publllhtd Orenge Cou' Calif 92MO "you With to ...-lhe Id• mener , y0u "'°""' do 10 • temc>O<etY C9mPlng tfldllty wttfl ihl County Cltrtl of Or wiu. tt'lt County C1i1t11 01 Or· Pul>llllhld Orenge Cout Pul>lt.n.d Of•nge Co&ll Deity Ptlol Febtvlty 14, 21. Daily Piiot Fel>nlery 14, 2 I, Miiiet Famlly Trust CIO \ltoe of II\ 1110ftlly In 1hll I ptomplly IO lhlt ~ Wfll· •I lhe northwtft CO.net ot\anoe County on Jt/llJll'y '1. 111191 County oil J.nuwy 31, o.ity Piiot Jenuery 31, Fet>-,Oelly Piiot Fel>ruwy 14, n. 28, Mereh 1. 19H ~I. Miid\ 1, 19M Bernard J Miiier, 'A' ml llf'. you ahould do to ltn l'Ml)OnM, ii eny, mey be 8Mcf'l louievwchnd PIClflc 19" 19" ruery 7 14, 21, 19141 28, M111:ti 7, 10141 F-855x I F-853 Anchotege W•y LIO<> P1tlt, pr~tty IO tf'let your wrtt· ttled on time Coat H'OhwtY Thi 11te • l'Wrtt ._ F· 767 F·l59 Newpon &Mch. Caijf 928'3 ten r-c>e>nM If eny mty t>e AYllOI U.ted Ill lido~ cu...,,tty uMd at•~ Pul>llllhed Orange CoM1 ltut>llMd Orange C-- a. magnon subaru S.LASHES •PRICES!• 01 ILL 1986 MODELS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE S WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD • SUBARU 2480 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • Newport Beach (714) 549-4300 ..,_IC MnTll'C rtaJC NOTICE M*'°9 M P.c1u1. 1483 C flied on lll'nt mendlOO El trll>unal Pl*'e over1low 1*111nQ lot and the Delly Piiot '~ 1 14, OillY Piiot F....., 1 1• ,..~ ""'~ I Lincoln Ave., Sen RetMI. AVtaOI Usted ht MOO a..1csectdw contr• Ud tin 11r propoaed 1mprO\l9fnetlll w111!21 21 1998 21 28. , ... DI,.~ CW Cali!. 94901 mandedo El lrlbunal puldt dieocl1 • men09 que Ud r• eceomod•t• cempeo lfl9 I F -127 F·W ,~~:.~=· DIW&.ortmNT M9'VICll Lucien L Febl>fl, 938 N°'· 'dec:ldlr contre Ud tin eA1-llC)Ond1 del\tro de 30 dlu lrellert tor I l"4IClflc Ume1 --------- Thi loltowtno 1 MaVICll mlngton. S.... JoM, Clllf dlencla • menoe QUt Ud r• LM I• 1ntorm1e1on qu• pet u-P'tlllC NOTIC( rtaJC NOllC[ OOI '*''°" 1 IN'llROIR•NTAL 85138 IPO"d• dentro de 30 dlu 11Que Coc>IM of tnw r9C)Onl --------- M1 ~~;=ZES 218 MIOURCll MCTIOM Linde B Tety 10 Pr~ L .. le lnlormeclon qui St Utlld deMI eollelllf el ere on '"9 w!ttl the City 1(2Ja1I ftC'T1TIOUe IUllMM . Notic. •• her.Oy given by lton Ad . Metllo Perk. Callt elgue c:onMjO de un •bOqllOO en ~. City of Huntington 'lCTITIOUI .,..... NAm ITAT'lmN'T Knox Pl • COtte MMe. Ce.Ill. lhe Oepwtmenl of o.....lop-94026 $1 u11eo ci.... IOlleller e4 I"" eaunto. deberlt heo.,IO 8elleh. 2000 Mein Sir.et. I N A NT 92~~7 k G M 2 t8 ment ServtcM. Envlronmen-Thia bu1ln•H 11 eon. c:on•to d• un et>ogtdo en 1nmedl1tementt, oe ffll Munt1no1on Bt ectl, Ctll· Thi "::c!.~ '::9tom .,. The tOlloW!ng P9'10tll •• l(no 'Pl ~1 J:!:c e11t 11a1Aeeo1Moees.ctlon.olthe jducteCI l)y • geoer., !>M1· Mte uun10.d«l«t1llK4'fto menere, 1u rHPUHll lofnla Any per.on """'llnO dol bu..,_• ~l~R~ INV£8T· 928:7 • City of Huntington 8Mch netlhlp tnmec:tl•t•ment•. d• .... Mefl1• .. l\ly 16gun•. Pl*'e to COtnmetll on t,_ r• A~Y OLDTIME DONUTS MENTS. 3041 •C Jeni'.,. thll the t~ requeela Geyiord S Wegner men•r•, 1u rHPuUt• Mf reg111red• • llefn90 q~ll mr; do IO in wf'ttlng I 3 G Bell St 1 Cot Dr . Colle MH•. Cllltf Id T~~ 0ou1tn~,:lvl~ ~on· 1 for Negetlve Declerellora 1 Thl1 1t1lement wu filed etcrit•. ti hty algune, puede I 1. TO THE RESPONDENT I wlll\I/\ tO day1 of thl• not~ ~'.:.. Cellt ";28;:'9 · ti 92828 UC d .,, UI -·,~Ind •r• •viii· With the Ooonty Clerk of Or· .., reglllr•d•. llempo The petitioner hU flled • by pro\lldlng written corn-c . Fun Veer 3 II s Kitty A Smllh/MA1111 I!. ~h~rk 111Moor~ fifed 1 ebl• tor pul>llc review com· enge Cou/\ly on Jenuery 29, 1· TO THE RESPONDENT petition concerning your menta 10 the ~ment 01 Jee~!'! StrMt s"1t• An• lurna 3CM 1 •C Jllttr.,. 0.. a • emen . wu mencino 19841 TM pet111one< ,., .. 111ec1 • me((lll(le 11 you teit to n1e • Development ServiOee En· ,._,, 704 Cot ·~ Cellf t2at with 11141 County Clerll of Of. Negttlve Oeciat•Uon No ~ peUllOn concerning your rMponM Within 30 deys or wonment•l AMC>IMOM S.C· ....,.I 92 I t• =County on Jenuery 24• 1 ee.3 In eonjunc;11on with Publllhld Orenge Coul lmarrlege If you fell 10 file' I 'he d•t• tllet lhll eumrnona 11on. P O Box UIO Hunt· Js'~.:.•Y :!,t!111 :n:~:: d~~.:S ::·~~~ ~ fntta Zone Chenge No. 18-3 la • 1 Delly Pllol Februery 7. 14, reec:>onM wtlhlra 30 deys of II Mrved on you.your O•l1u1t I 1ngton Boecll. CA 924141 927-04 · I nenl'llP 1 P t>llthe<I 0 C requeet to ehenge the zone 2 I, 28. 1886 the d•I• that thil tummons 1 m1y be ent.,ed and thl Commenlt wlll be c:on· Thia bullri•H 11 con· Mfl/k E Burr .. I u renge oa11 from C·2 CCom~tl•t eu... F-115 11 ~on you your deleull court mey erittr • 1uogment lideted by the decl1lon· ,., T 1 IMaid ~~;~9p;:~~abruery 7 14 nMI) 10 C... (Hf9hwey Com-mey bl etlt41<ed end 11141 eora1e1n1ng tnlunettve or m,iitng t>Ody 1n 1te dell09te-~~0}1111 ~~and.., .. #lth":..at~ C: of Or- F·IOO mercl•ll The protecl Ill• ''I . Mt.IC NOTICE court m•y etller • jUdgment olh•r orders concerning uon on wtlel'* en En· Thi• llllemenl wu flied 1t1ge County Oil Jwwery 22. ----------locete<I 11 19551 Beeeri 00111n1ng 1n1unct1v1 or I d1vla10t1 of p1openy, spoulfl vtronmentll lmpKt Report lwt h ,,. Count Cieri! of Or· 18M Ml.IC NOTICE ~Boulevard, on Ille Wflt lld• 1 flCTITIOUI au ... al offier ordera concerning 1Upport, ehlld euetooy. chlld ahould bl prt0e.reo '°' the ~'County ~ Jenuary 31 ,._.1 of Beech Bouleverd t>et._, NAME ITAT .. llNT divilion ol ptQPerty, spousal 1 aupon, eltorney ,_ eoe11. proj«:t 1™ . PublllNO Or~ COl9t flCTITIOUI llU ... ll Yorlltown and Ullcl The lollowlng persona er• tuP90'1. clllld cu11ody, ctllld end tuct1 other relief u mu Oatld... Fectuety 14. 1914 --~ Detty Piiot F•'>NWY 1 t.f: NAMl"IT•TIMINT CQQIM ot....lbtM tlP.Orll.TCS04ng bulinMa-U:.-euc>Of1 etlorn.,. •-eotrf. bl grentecfby thl court Thi Pubhtned Orange Cout Pu ttlld Or Cout 21 21 liH ' • The lollowlng P9fSOll 11 are on flle with lhl City D L.F CONSTRUCTION. Ind IUCl'I Olller relief u mey gernilhm«ll of wegee, telC· I Delly Piiot Fe~uary 2 I tHe DI.fly bt~iloL.f.IOw~ 1 l• F...,_. dol bullnet• 11. ]Clerk. City of Huntington t304 Logan A..,. •H, Coet• be grented oy the court The I '119 ot money or property or F .. ee9•21 29 19141 · I H~USE OF TED DESIGN Beaoh. 2000 M11n SlrMI, MM•. Cl.Ill 924128 g1rnlllhment or w~1. tlk· other court euthorlzed 1 1111n IC( F~9 130 E l7th StrMI Coel~ Hunllng1on BHch, Cell· O • n e 11 Lou 11 E Ing of money or property or oroceedtngs mey elao rMUlt P\lllC ""T "8.IC NOTICE M ... C.llf 92827 · lorn11 Any per90n withing F"dlraenout 1555 MH• other court eutl'lorlle d JUL t IQ415 flCTITIOUl llUIMU Th· m L Ar 1415 ,to comment Oil thtte r• Vetde Of E ••7L. Coell proceedtnge mty ellO rNUlt Joett L llutlocll, Clerk,•• f'\ll1C NOTIC£ I Megn°011:acotteM.:. Cillf quwta mey do IO In wnung M .... C•llf 9241241 JUI.. t8 1915 1Ann McMullen, Deput, NAME ITATIMINT I NAm ITA,......,. 92827 • · wtlhln tO d•yt of lhl1 notice P11 Pe1ter1on, 80541 Lee A. arench, Cleril, ay: Clerll The lollowlng peraon 11 flCTITlOUl llU ... 11 The foltowlng pereon• "41 lby providing Wfltlen com· Pernell Ln , WMtmlnll". K. Cutten. 0..ty Clenl 1 Joel M Bute. EIQ 221 doing ~11""9 u NA.Ml I T ATl•NT doing ~ U d T~: ._'?,ualn~,:1vi!,' eleon· ment1 to tl'le Dtc>ertment of Calll 92683 John C Moone Attorney 1 N Douty Hen lord CA MINK S WOAl..D 1001 W Hie lollowlng P«'I0"9 ere H WE ALT H I NTER uc vr en u Development Sarvlcee, En-, Oaiilel P BeOeol, 309 et Lew teo<l N Broaa-ey. 93232 17th SI Ste L Coate MIH dotno ~ u NATIONAL Me BMet St Thomu L Ary vlronmenw Aeeourcet Sec· 412nd SI . Newport BM<:h. Sult• eo1. Sent• An• CAI Publllhed Orenge Cout Calll 92827 NEWPORT MESA COIN •405. Coett ...... Clllf Thll ... ,_,,WU filed Uon. P.O. Box ltO, Hunt·,Clllf 924163 9271)e Delly Piiot Fe~uery 14. 21 I Miki Summer• 1300 OP LAUNDRY 2075 New-92828 :';.~~~n~~~.~rr· ington Beech. CA 92848. This bu1ln•11 11 con· Publllhed Orenge Coul 29.Merctl 7 1986 IDunrilriQOr LeguneBeaorl,)pon Blvd .• Cott• M•H I DevlO H Ev-. 20101 19841 n u · Commtnll wlll be con· dueled by· • g41tle<al part· Delly Piiot Jenuery 31 Feb· F·85' c.t1f 92651 Calll 928241 Olk ..._ Orange Calif liderecl l>y the decl1lori· nerlhlp ruery 7 14. 21 1986 Thia ou11nes1 11 con· Thomu A Fan .. 293A2 926419 p bll" ..... "'· F11t21Co ~ mulng body In Ill Otli09'•· o·neee Fero•n•nou• F·79t DlllDllC NOTICE ducted by en tndlVldu•• Ktnglel Ct s Leguna CAlll JOl\n 0 Donnell. tj01 u .. ._. Vf•noe 11 tion on Whether en En· This 11etement wu llled r~ Mlk• Summers 92877 I Dof'cMtter St Cofone ~ I Delly Pllol FebNlfY 7. t4• 1v1ronmenlal lmpeet Report jW1th lhe County Clerk ot Or· Thit attt•ment ...... flied JOlte)I\ J Rolalnl. 29035 Mer, c.iu 928241 21 28. 1986 F 4I08 lhould be prep1teCI !or the 1 ange County on J•nuery 27 Ml.IC NOTICE O"ANGa COUNTY with the Covn1y Cl.nt of Or· EtporlH . Miiiion Vl•JO Thtt bu1lne11 ta oon • protecl tt841 "'"""Ofl COUftT enge Coonty on J111uery 21 Clllf 924172 duc1.S by c»-~1 ----------Oelecl Februll"f 19, 1H41 ,21e27't ~ COUHTY 100 CMc Cenl9' 1986 Thll bullnett 1s-con· OeJ,lld H Event Mt.IC NOTICE Publlll'led Orenge Cout I Publlthed Orenge Cout IUNRIOfl C009'T Or. w .. i I · f211721 dueled oy c»-partners Tl'l11 1111ement wn lltell11\1d Orerage Cout1 ThomuA FerlM 1w11h the Covn1Y.Cler'llofOr· flCTITIOUl IUl .... 11 F-8417 21. 28, 19841 Or. w .. 1 ' LILLEMOE Delly Pilot Fet>ruery 7 14 Thll 11ettttMr1t wu flied enge Covnty on Jerwvy 24 NAMI ITATIMINT 1 F·809 I lenC" ~1• Oeleftde nl BAE TT F 21 29 1986 wttf\ the County Cllrk of Or· 19M The following pef$0tll ere ... -·• " F·918 enge County Oil Jenuary 29 "91111 doing bull,_. u Mt.IC NOTICE P111nt1ll CARYL G KOHLKE 19ee Puotllhld Orenge Coast C AMBA I D GE AS· I Mt.IC NOTICE WHITEHORN c ... No DtlDllC NOTICE ~10j Otlly P1101 Februery 7 I• SOCITES • Catllornll Ger>· FICTITIOUl IUl*lll • AHpOndent· WILLIAM c 02~21-42 r~ Pul>llllled Or•no• CoHI 21 26 1996 erel P1rtnershlp, 174521 NA•ITATl•NT I 'ICTITtOUl•UllNHI !WHITEHORN IUMMONI f'CTTIOUllUIMll Delly P11o1 February 1 14 F-801 Irvine BlllO . Sulla 1-. Tutlln. The lollowlng petlOnl ere NAMI ITAn•NT Cue No 025·22·27 NOTICft You l\rfe beef\ I .. !._IT ......... 21 21 1998 Cellf 82880 J doing bullneu u The loltowlno peraona •r• IUfllMONI 11114. l'M-1 INIJ decide N...... A• s .. • w Alenerd Miiia 17452 PAUL F KILUI( & AS· dotng OUllnMI.. NOTICll You lie•• been .... M, ,OU ~ ,_ The lollOW!ng petlOn II lrvtne Blvd .S\i1teA Tu1t1n,,SOCtATES. 243 Ceder! EAATHOUAKE SAFETY, eued.Tf'le~-rOectcM1belnf'-dllNMeyoure-dolngbutlt'MIU ----------1 Cell! 92680 SlrHI, Newport BHeh, 19377 Sent• Bellnde, Fouri· .... net '°" wttMut r-•pond wltMn IO dey9. fllMd I C & C SERVICE COM· PtB.IC NOTICE '1CTITIOU8 _.. .. Ron•ld p Etholl 17452 Celif 924163 111n Velle y, C1llf 92708 I bef119 f'leMd un.._ ,our .. the lnlom\ettofl be&ow. PANY 24372 Hiiiview Ori..,., NAMI ITATIMBIT 11rv1ne Blvd Sune A'. Tu111n, Peul Fredertck Klluk 243 Jerome Jo G1u111no. epGftd wltMft 30 deye. fllMd II you Wllh to Me« thl ed ILeoun• NIOU'I. Celll 9287 7 7 ftCTITIOUI IU ... 11 TM lollowlnG per90na ere C•llf 924!&0 C•du Str•••. Newport 18377 Sent• Blltndl. Foun· ..... lnloml•tlOfl Mtow. VICI of en euorriey In lhll Tl'leodor• A Ryen 243 2 ..... ITATI.,.,. doing~ .. Thia bu11neu 11 con· 8eeeh Ca.111 926413 111n Vet~ Cell! 92708 11 you wtth 10 Mell theed· metier you thOUld do· 10 I Hiiiview Or1ve Legune The tQllowlng oer-11 I 1 I P 0 D 1 A T A i C I ducted oy • gener•I pert· Joni l..ee Kllull . 243 Ceoer Clement Pep• 20712 VICI of en 111orney In lhll promptly IO lhlt 'fOUt Wfll• NIQUel, Call! 92817 dOlng bullnell.. SURGICAi.. GROUP OF nershlp StrHI, Newport Beech Tiii••. Hurallt1glO/\ Beech milter you thould do so 1en retporlM. ,, •ray. mey be ' tn1s ou11neu II con· ALL ST AA GENERAL I CALIFORNIA (21 MEDICAL w Ak:herd Mllll CAiif 924163 i Cell1 926441 promptly 10 thel your wr1l-I llled on time ducted t>y en lndlvtduet SERVICE. 1250 AOema Ave I MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS nu1 atetllmel'lt wu llled Tl\11 bustrie11 11 con· I T1111 bu11ness 11 eon-ten response, 11 lfly mey be AVllOt U.ted he e6do de-Theodore A Ayet1 1 v . 101, Coet• M-CINI t525 SuoerlOr Ave. S&11t• wtll'I the County Cieri! of Or· ducted by • um11eo pertner· dUC1ed by • ~II pt rt· !tied on time ~ 11 lrtblH\tl p-o. Tl'lia 'eou'•'emenc' 1 •0 1 1~ 924128 100 ~ BMcn. Caltt •noe County on Jerauery 23. Ship nerlhtp AVllOI Usted ha 11110 d+ clec:ldlf COfttr• Ud. "" .U· ""tth the nty er1c 0 V<· Oevtd Ltoyo Het1er1y 92663 1986 Joni 1..ee Ktluk J.,omt J Glulleno mendedo El trlbunat puede dleftcle • menoe ~ Ud. •noe County on Jenuary 16. 1250 Ad1m1, Coate MMe Crel(I E L-. inc • Cell f'~ I Thia s111ement wu med This statemeot w11 Ille<! 1 decidlr contre Ud sin •u· j r~ dentro de IO dlM. 1986 I Cell! 024126 lomtt 1525 $uprf0( AYI How-Gett,_ a ..,.n 1wllh the County Cte<k of Or· wllh the Counfy Cieri! 01 Or· 1 dlencte • l'TWlriOI qua Ud r• LM It lntonftac:lon ....._ ntaeO Tl'lll 1>u11n .. a 11 con· Sult• 100 ~ 6eec:h 4MC)°CemjMM Drtff enge County on February 3 enge County on Jenuery 15 spend• dentro de 30 d1u St U1teCI d...-tolleller el Put>h11\ed Orenge Cou1 dUC'lld t>y en 1ndlvldual Ca11r 92683 Newpoft leech Cati! t9&e 19841 l..H I• 1ntormec1on que conMjo de un •bOOMIO en Deily Pitot Fet>rullfY 7 1' Oevld L Hwterty Tlril bullneu It con-aeu ' · ,i.n4 '2ilMI llQUe eat• uunto, deberl• haoet10 21 29 1986 Th11 st•t-t wn 11ieo duet.a r:-y • c:or00tt11<>n Publlahed Orenge Cout I Publlthed Orenge COHI 1 Put>ll1heCI Orenge Coest 1 St Ulled deMI SOllelter ••1•nmedlet1men1e. de H1• F-4112 with th41 County Cl«I< 01 Or· I Aoben K Slide tofPC>r· lo a11y Pilot Februery 7. 1'4 Delly Piiot Fet>ruery 7, 14. IOeily Piiot Jenuery 31 Fel>· I eonMIO de un e1>a9110o en menert au re1pueau •n<ie Couratv on J1nuery 29 e1e .Otn•ntelretor 21 28 19841 21 29 1996 ruery 7 14 21 1918 este etunto, del>e<l• l'IM*IO Merit•. 11 hey e19Vn• l>Ulde Mt.IC ltOTICE 19&41 Thll llllM*ll wM hleC! F·9 t3 F·817 F·762 1nme<11e1ementt de esta.., reg1slr•d• e tiempo F2IMl7 wttf\ the County Cler1< o,.Of. F-322 m enar•. I U rHpuestt l·TO THE RESPONDENT flCTTTIOOI ~·· Put>lllhed Orenge Cou1 •noe County on ~'9 r~-==~-~==-=~==============~=========~=~~~=~~~~==~~·~111.~-~~.~·1 ~~1t~er~~· ~Mllh~NT ~~N~~~7 14 t~ ----,., regl11r1d1 • uempo 1 peuuora eonc:•rn1ng your Ttie lollowtng e>erlOn 11 21 28 1986 ,..,, ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST DEALER COME SEE WHYll • NO HASSLES • NO GIMMICKS • NO OVERPRICING 1442 South Brl1tot. l•nta Ane (lntereectton of Brletol end l dlnger (714) 141 0220 ------ I· TO THE RESPONDENT mem ege II you 1111 to Ille e dotng C>ullOMI n F 825 P\.lblllhee! ~ Cekt Tile petitioner ,., .. riled • rffP(X'IMI wlthltl 30 d•yl Of l p SALES. 2135 Iris Pt 0 111y PtfOI F.oruary 1 14 pe1111on concerning your tne dete tl'let ltllS 3Ummons Cotta M ... C.111 924127 Mt.IC NOTICE } 1 28 l966 merrtege II you fell to file a 11 served on you yoor a.-Lawrenn A Po11on 2t35 ~· rNponM within 30 deys ol reun may be enle<ed •nd lhe ins Pt Coll• M... CAltl '1CTITIQUI au...ru P\BllC NOTICE • rhl dele thel this summons court mey en1er 11 1u<tgment 92627 NAMI ITARMEN'T 1s Nflled on you.your d•l•ull eonte1mng 1n1unc11ve or T1111 ou11ra .. s 11 co"· n,_ fotlowlng pereons ere ,ICTITIOUI llUSINIM mey oe enter.a lllld tf\tl otf\er ordert concerning due1ed oy en lf'dlVlduar dotng C>ual,_ 11 N~ ITA,.._NT court m1y enter I tvdgrnent dlvillOtl of properly 9j)OUMI Lt wtenCI A PoelOl'I B & B MINING PARTNER The IOllowlng Plf°IOI\ 11 I con1e1n1ng 1n1urac11ve or auppon cMd cullOdY, c:hlld Th11 1tetemen1 wH tiled SHIP. L TO . 2244 Wetl dolno ou.ineas u other orders concerning 1upporl 111orraey lees wnn tl1• Covnty C1.,1o. of Or· Co•ll Hwy St• 108 N-· AEPELE 3901 MecA+r dlvlllon of pr~y apausai coils end such othet relier enge County on Jenuery 24 p0r1 Beech Cat1t 924163 Blvd "~t t NewP<>rt 8-cn suppon Child CUltoOy etiild ., m•y t>e gt1nted Oy the 1986 Larry "" LUtllln 1124 G•I· Cl.Iii 92680 suoort etlorney lee• costs, court Tt>e gatn1st1ment of FattlS b y O<n.11 Newport BMCn Brien Petef Hert . 25 "'• 1 end eueh otl'lel reller H may weges, 1ek1ng ot money or Put>lllhee! Orenge Coatt Cell! 92660 Lo• Cl Newoor1 e..tf'I be grented by the court Tile property or other court Delly Piiot Fet>ruery 7 14 r1111 buatnHI 11 con Call! 92663 • I gernlanmenl ol weg ... t•k· euthorired proceedings mey 21 28 1986 dUC1eC! oy , limlled per1ner Tf\is bu••ri•H 11 cen 1ng ot money or property or 1110 result F·802 thlO duC1eC! t>y .,, .ndtv.Ouel olher court euthoflzed Deleo OCT 9 11185 ----------Leff) N u.1nen Bnen p Hert • proc;eeC11rag1meyelaoresull GARY L GRANVILLE IMID• IC NOTICE T111t tl•l~t wes weo Tf'l1a stetement wu llleo SEP 24 1985 CLERK Bv Dons Burlte r u.K. wttl'l 1"8 County Clefk ol Or witl'I ll'le County Cieri!. utt>r I L" A. lrencll, Cllfk, By: Deputy ,. 111ge Count) on Jenuary 211 C. Qebeldon, ~ty Clertl "lchard T Oleon, At· FICTITIOUS IUl tNflo H enge County on Jenuery e 1 Seely end Rutsetl Al· lorn•r •I L••. 12550 NAMI: STATEMENT 19 ~ 1986 63 • .--A.ft I It t OMden Ttie lollOWtng petton s ntfhO torneys !or PehllOtlef 4 1 ,...,. un '" • o0tng ousinns u Puotisneo O••"ll• Coe51 Put>Hll>ed Orenge 1 I Tetter Avenue Sufi• 140 Oro••· CA l2e40 (I ) SUNTEARA 101 EN· Oa1ty Piiot Fe1>ru1ry 1 1.t Dally Piiot F•t>ru•rv 14 N-port Beach. CA 92660 Publ•Stled Orange Coast VI AONMENTS ICI SOl..U· 21 29 1986 21 28 11186 Publl111ed Orenge Coast 0 1.lly Pilot Fet>ruer; 14 21 TIONS 1917 1 Bldd .. lrvme F -813 Delly Piiot Jenuery 31 Feb· 29 Mereh 7 1996 Celll 92715 F-f21! ruery 7 14 21 1996 F-156 Rol>lft w 11111m EH lon ________ F_-7_9_2 ---------Jr t9171 Biddle 1rv1ne Pl.8l.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE Cell! 92715 f lCTITIOUI I UltNHI r Ml.IC NOTICE NltlC NOTICE This b u11ness 11 eon ........ I T"T••--'ICmlOUI •UllN« flCTITIOUI IUl lNIEll -.. "' ,., NAMf ITATUllfN FICT1T10Ul IOlllffll NAM! ITAn MENT dUClllCI ov an U\Cllvldu•I Tile loll<»onng C>efSOtl I The loltowing e>erlOnl .,. NAMI: I TATaMINT , Ttie loltowtng persOl'I s Aobert W Euton Jr dOtng buSOOMS e1 dOl"O l>Ul•nMS u The following person II domg l>Ulll'lts• ., Tl'lll Slilemer'll .... llled SUPER D TOURS I~~ GULL OARS ANO PAO- doing ooslneu ., IDA SUPPLY 18021 S'v· #tlh 11'1• County Cl.,., ol Or · 8rookf'lurtl • 12!> WUI OLES .) 1652 Jewel SI ' BROKEN SONGS 1089 perk Cr ,, 103 1rv1ne Calif ano• County on Jarau•rv '~ minster Cellt 92683 50.,1.., Legun• Cell! 9217" Oen1elle Drive Coste Mesa 9271• 1966 Donna Gr "n '< • 10 Pa "'•rston E•te ntfO" Celll 92626 Me1g11 1 Nt~) '02 ""'•'" F~ B 'O'f'lur" • {¥f'111 L aode• l omoenv L ld ~ J eme1 M;e11eet Kempner ongton St Suite 92 Me,.n• Put>"~ Orenge Coast ..,1n'1ei C•I•• ~.68 , Ze•i•r>O 83, t'•m•,,.,. ... 1090 Oenoelte Onve Cos1e Del Rev Call! 90292 Oa1lv P·IN Januery .) I ~et> H111 D.,,,,,l'H 111 .. ('In Pitme<ston No<I" N...,.119. Mesa Callf 92626 Tnos ou11ness '' o•• •ua•v ' 14 21 1986 du.:ted D¥ en onO•Yo<l1;11 •end Tl11S t>usiness 1s con ducted by an 1n111v•llu11 r ·59 Don"• G""'" T"'' ousineu ,1 oor dueled l>y en 1ndtvldu•I Mergll 1 Nagy nus 1tetem..,1 wu foled dUC1ed t>y • ee><oor•lloa Jim Kemonet T1'11$ steteme<'ll was "'~ c NOT a ..,,,, lhe Count\ c .. -.,, ~ 8rvce WC>O<lltflld OortclO• Th11 stetemenl wH hied w1t1'11ne Counrv Cler~ ol O• ___ Ml __ l ___ I ___ arage Count.,. °'" Jenue" 2 Tnis stelem41<1t wH 1119'.1 wl\11 lh• County Clerk of Or· enge Count~ vn Januar~ 24 Kn207 1986 . witl11t1e Co.intv Clerll of O. ~~H: County on Jerauery 27 1986 F2Mt'7 flCTICIOUl IOllN€IS Put>lllhecl Or~~ ~;;ifl Counh c>n J1rauery2Y '2le2'n Publtsf\ed 'Jranoe Coa51 NA• a TATIMIHT 0.11) P1101 ~el>fu•rv .. '" 9 6 ,,_14 Put>llllled Ora""" Coa51 "-11 .. P•tot Feh, .. a~ • 1• Tl'le IOllOWlllQ persona ere 21 21 1916 ..... ,. __ •. .,. ..,.. ' ,. w • • doing O..-ll'WIS$ u Put>lllf>90 "'enge .......,., Delly Pt101 Februery 1 1• 21 28 19841 INTEACAAE MEDIC.A L F 90!> Dlllf\o Pilot Ft1bruerv •, 14 21 28 1986 F 799 CENTER IAVINE .A MEDI ' 2P t996 F-807 ---------CAL GROUP 4900 Ben en P\llt.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE .;A Perl..••Y Ir.tine Ce 11 92714 FICTlTIOUI IOllNIEU FICTITIOUI I UIM ll tntereare Medlcel Group NA• IT A TaMUfT 1\RIC NOTICE P\llllC NOTICE flCTI'TIOUI IUllHEll NU11 ITATl•NT The following petlOfll ere dOlnQ bul iMll H PENNHILL 1..ANO LTD 595 Tile City Orrve Sune 2<)1 Orenge Cehl 92661 NAMIE ITATl:MINT 11\C C.elltorn•e 6700 C-· Tne I01low1r.g persona art1 'ICTlTIOUI tUttt«• Tl\• IOllOwlng pet90n II tl"el• A~ SIJlte 300 d0tno l>US>!'IMS U NAMIE ITATU•NT TAG Menegement Inc • C1111orn1e COfllO'•llon 595 Tl'le C11y 0<1._. Su11e 20 1 Orerage Cell1 926418 Th11 bu1ines1 11 con ducted oy • c0<poreoon Willll m E G•rwln, Prell dent Thll 9111.,,,..,I .... tiled ""1th the County CWll ol Or enge Countv on .ienulll'Y 15 1996 dOlng t1u11nes1 u Cuiv.r C•IV Calll 90230 CAAEEA AESOUAC.E Of PERSONAL COMPUTER tn1s 1>u11nHa 11 con VELOPMENT 1(14~ WHt CONSULTANTS 170 Sien-O«lllCI by 1 C<>fpo'ehon 11.et .. le Ave •200 Or•~ tOfd 1rv1ne <..e111 927 15 R1cnero N Scott vie. Ce111 91667 JOHOI\ v J•"""• 170 Pretldent • Ou1pi_.1t ••IKIC•••• St•nlOld 1tv1ll• C11o1 92'1~ This ttetemenl wu llled 1~ C.lttorn111 1()4'1 Wt1•I Tl\1t DUtll"IU t con w•lf\ lf'le C,....,nt~ (;ief~ >I Qr Ketelle A.... I XlO 0.e·~ OuCll'd I>" en n111~·('fual ·~ C(>yrlr on F4>btuatoi l ehl 0268~ ;osepn "' ;enu•11 1q8e ff\1a bu11n•~• ' co,, r1111 st•rement was llled ~ duC11d by 1 CO!'l)<)ftl•on wllf\ the Count" Cl@!~ o r Of Pvt>ll~ Or 111ge t Herry Youngrun u c •'1Q9 Covnt'I' on Jll'lulry 24 Oe•ly P110t Fel>Nl rv • 14. reot~ t,,_,er 1t88 2 • 2e •898 T'l1a 11•1emen1 .. , rllld ""121 ~ 844 wi1t1,111e County C*11 or O< Put>hll\ed Orenge Coul •noe Count; on Jf.11Ua r, 20 Delly P1101 l'ebruaf\I i 14 --..,-_-tC_Mn_T-IC_E __ 1988 ~, 21 1988 r~ "" ~ Puou~ O<•~ ...-t F 199 ~,.. l()lio->g" oe<~ •• dOO~bY .. nellU MC'l81LE MECHANI~ ?00 W Cantrel Ave en11 ''"' c 11111 ~i·o~ Eo1~ Joon 104!> E HI 4u SI • I\ L.:>nQ 8eec" °""' 9090• Tf'l11 Oul•/\ell ' ea• dUClllCI Oy en inOIVldu/lf Er ~ JOY• Thia tlltet!*'ll ..... , lllt<l w•lf\ ,,,. County Clef~ o{Of. ~ Cour•IY on .1-.r, :n 19~6 • "·· 14 1"21U17 Put>t11hed Orenge CoHt Oelf'to PtlOI J1nuery ,l 1 F tb· rverv 7 14 ;> 1 19H P\lllC NOTICE flCTITIOUI 9Ul*IU Oe•I) Piio! 'et>ru•"I t• ._. .. I TATW•NT 11 29 19U 2• The lotto ... 1ng ~Kl"• er• F-1 '.t Mt.IC NOTICE FICTIT'IOUI ttUllNlll NA• ITATl•NT ' ... '°"'°'*11'1'11 P«'J(llnl .... 'tCTIT'IOUI tul .. 11 OOol'IQ CXI\ 11 NA• ITATllllNT PACIFIC t:XPOR• 106 Tri. loll°"""•no penon •• Dentlu"t l ine Coat• M•" dc>-ng buWIMe H Celt! 112828 ,..,,_,L ASSOCl4 1ES "-,.l\<1r .. 10f\ Oen I••) VMNI l •nt ~I bury l •• .. 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LI)<"' R ~na 183', ~ a.te ,..,._. \;8hl t1f.)fl Conlln.oe•ron Cr fll~t • 2 11A te '\ E Allton l\ 1 irvtne C.tllf 9?71' , •-•"-\ n CC>tta lltAeu Tru1 1>u11ne11 II CCI" c. ,, 92628 OUClecl 1:1) • COll)Oretoon '"•• t>ut•n,._, ·• ton • • R Me>lnt ,.... dol(IO(l OV 9t •Nl'V'C'l•.at d«lt M1•• ~ fHhVI T "'' 1te1.....-1 """ 11..a Th•• 11etlW'lt1tnl we• llleO """' the C ounfy Ci.r• ot O< ...,,,. 1r.. Coonh c ...... or O< ·~ ( •>Uflly on J~'V 1] enge Coo,nl\ on J I !~ l 1 1t~8 !OM. n.17\ Put>lttl\e I 0•1"941 C<Meil Oe•IV l'1101 r 1ttlt11 •!"t 1 t 4 '*1'1> F\;bll••....., Cit~ ~. Pti('I '•t.ruer, • 14 ,, 21 I '11 21 , f. f 1110 r P\BllC NOTICE FlCTTTIOUa 9U ...... NA .. ITATllllhn r1141 IOllOW'"CI c>erMI\ ta ,1\l'ng °'41'MM ., NfW~A T 8E1"1 1..-' A .. er••d• ••a l•ie"'110'1 K l\ Ce11r 9l~· Mert111 Qr~ ••• J1 • .-,.1aa Av• M•WPOl I 8M(l'I Celt! 9196' l1'l• t>u1•neu •• 00" 111C:I.. 0y .,. lnd""°uel Me11 • 01...,wooo Tl'I•• .,.,.,.,....t ..... 11i..· """" 1"9 C.OUf'I~ Cieri! Qtf 0. ~ l.OUnh Cl" llH'uaty 74 "IJI Pullhtl'lftll 0"1~ •~ o~~ l'llOt r111nruer, 1 •• :' ,. ,. .. : ' l t IMI' Orange Coett DAILY PILOT I Friday, February 21, 1986 C~LL 642-5678 IF CALCING FROM NORTH ORANGE IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE 540-1220 488-8800 THE ART OF SELLING IS MADE EASY IN THE DAILY PILOT'S CLASSIFIED PAGES. AllY N.OT C~ASSIFtEO OHICE HOURS TelepflOM ~ M F CHECK youi. AD 8 00 AM ~ 30 PM THE FlflllT DAY Sat111day 8 00 AM 1 I )0 AM '"" Ooll• P'ito• 1trT•t1 ltY ... '<••" Bua.neiu COunlef M • • t "O •«wrt (\f Howt¥t' 0( 8 00 AM S 00 P~ ':,~~:z.:r:::! ':, °!',:·:~.::::~ OfADLINES •llG ,_. ...... ... ... • ·-· • • ' ... • • ~ ...... ,., """""9d .,. • • ... , S.11 Y.. "•• f if """' ,,... 0• \ p 'QI . t•Df\ "'O I••» fy I ..j., ••• ~· • PM I,, •"" .,.,0, ft an •ll•f''' \t~nt .<lf..,W\•lf • I "' \/)(I py 'Ot t11r\t(f' f l't\.V 04f '1\001"1,ll>"• "" wa.. "'°9" ""° "'"' f •t •P' fo, '"' ,..,,, •' '"'• \Otrf' "' ...... 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RV A spacious remodeled lllHILUFPUI Wasn/dry lrplc Avail patio. dbl detach gar I S995/mo720·11422 I n-palnl, new drapes, style Apartments acceu. refr1 St500 3BR 38A Single 11ory with Very nice FLEETWOOD now S800tmo 675-4056 _! l385/mo Agt 759-8389 Lrg pvt 1BR. 2 car ger. absolutely 1mmacutate. •Townhome & Slngte' &46-3100 or 7::>2-l963 two mast8f suites on an n1ghly upgrad9d Large •3Br2' tBa E-s1de Twnhs Dover Shores Bayfront I good view. lrg patio, full 1 d11hwaaher. enclosed level design• •Tennis & I ---oversized 101 In lhe 200 11vlng. dining. kitchen 2 frplca, spa, dbl garage SBA 48A, newly dee sun. bar New applls, lockable garage, park Racquetball Courts •O-Saa Clt•tatt 2171 block Clf Po1nse111a Ask-area wtklng size master St250 No Pets 722-8011 I Dock tor lrg boat Lae 0, micro. dshwr, w/d, truh like grounds. $560 cean views still available Roomy iunn vie 29 Ing $390.000 Call bdrm and bath -lse/opt Avall now comp Lrg pool/Jae. 548-6279 •Immediate Occupancy 1Ba upstra.Y Ind; ga; .... 1211 u111•· MILLS •40ceB a2n Bmte sRuVnsel vu $5500/mo A~t 673-5354 cabana Non-smoker Et-side"' 1Br 188 wllots of •2Bdrms from $940 I $600 No pets 493-2710 • • r ~ a 1ire1 --777 Avocado St 100/mo ' '"' • t Bdrms from $69 5 1 ___ _ __ I ~~~:: A t>eau111u1 GOLDEN S1395 Westsde63l ll53 UCLISIVELllTI•I 760-8190or640-7577 1 natural wood Sparkltng •Bachelors lromS595 Tastia H90 ,..?._!m~ WEST. fight Interior •SHARP Westside 2Br l3 ~ 2 I 2 car garage., clean :i6~97~0 pets 1 OPEN DAILY9AM-6PM ' . ~tdilj nome 20x60 II 2 bdrm. tBa Duplex T11e floors Newly remodeled. Yrly Ct1t1 Mt11 2624 -. Ill 2411 2Br f •Ba. 2 car garage. ----large k1tchen/d1n1ng and crpts. drps wtd hkup only $1250 FM 6759 E1S1DE lovely new 2br, •llT.lllTI pOOl, rec bldg, s7ootmo RHICH PRICE 11v1n9 area corner tot garage $600 -sec Must TILHEIT 111·1110 121·0 lllOAIWAY 2ba, balcony w/d avail IR•&i•1tsl 645-3866 0' 54o-3449 1DUPLEX-2Br lba each Small pet OK young stand credit v No pets -----1 E'SIDE tBR $475/mo I 312 $1050/mo • $1050 ~ ~ , .. i I So-of-PCH $264,900 adults we1corne 770-5629 Newly crptdlfresh paint 1st/1es1 + $250 security securlly 631-3646 BEACH BL AT PCH ,. IC. tat1ls 521 Carnation By owner AGT 540 5937 enhances 3br 2ba ocean deposit 756-8558 67'3-0241 or 673-1541 EASTSJDE Broadway 3Bt mist yrlt S 1050 now _ • Luxury 3Br 2Ba, 2 frplc 2 Mt to bch Lg pluSh new New 3BR 2BA space rent t1rep1ace grdnr incl $82.., 539-6191 Agl cost 1 & 2BR-Apt S535 $6:>5 garages w /opnr $900 Apts Frplcs intercom looa1 2706 Cetta Mt11 1024 S 130, pets oceen t>reeze No pets 646-3177 -mo All bullt tn'> IM•v rm Owner s Unit 645-8166 wtd hkup Central vec. Beaut East CM lrg airy rm 'NO OUAUFIYtNGf In Costa Mesa 645-6456 Easts1de . Lrg 3BR 1>,BA. HWPORT oo••o near be~ch & St'tOPll MOYEI• •OW /Oman tubs Lg garages I w/pv1 ent & bath $435 --•·• 'I -I Eaecellent area 3bd/den Cemetery Lots $1100tmo Call Robert 2 master suites t yr lse 735.74 t W 18tri St Low as $895 846-9_501 I utlls pd 646~352 -·-_..._llE 520 $850tmo Model cond TSL llllT 142 1803 $595 mo 2BR IBA patto ll-.n44 .... IHI pool hOme Buy w K Crrrta 1225 Miiiiken 631-1266 Ask tor Rooert Milliken -poor laundry room East· l"iae 2644 Beaut NB wes1cl111 turn ....,,, ______ _. .._ ______ • ~1:148~~mo ~:m1s\i ~ ~ OCEAN VIEW Plot 1n Pa. • ·~· ~~ :11•·1 631•1266 2~~ ~:t~· ~~11~5 ~~~~ $~~~ Sida 1~49c~S:~~ all Orangetree 1Br Condo. I :i:·s~~~tu~,~~~;2~kC:S vacant PPLS only c1flcV1ewMemor1a1 Park 1_)~-.~ 1 ~ ~ ~ lae Avl l i t 548 7234 TSL MGMT 642-1603 air. trig Avt 3115 $600 I ..u••• ...... _ ~ I Ag11Seller 852-9063 S800 240-6102 -~ h"I ~ & k 5•8 6 t94 lse • sec 559-8322 Master bedroom In Nwpt -----. : I 2Br tBa Clean 2Br 1Ba eve5 w nds • 8 l ill.-..1 Uu.4UI LH ATTRACTIVE I IR. Lttl for Salt 1400 E SIDE T H 3BR 2 1Ba garage w 0 hkups 5650 iu•'T' •••i -ch Partly furnished 1 31) " -Ct B FRPl:.C YAAO PATIO Wt O -" . 675 ---11: L!f•H lt1c~ -2641 ' SAOO/mo. 650· 1217 ..,. _______ , 11 ouse ose to 2• d•m Rouse on R-2 lol HKUP DBL GAR GONR llEWPHTCRHT I V1 a Rentals "4912 28 R IBA, upper unit $606 Incl utlla. tBR turn 'New Condow1thspa.laun. I sGchools 8 1nd $shlo59pp5iOnOg AE Sid5e C M. Sll5K $1050/mo 631-8283 Spacious 3Br 2'~Ba. new :?Bdrm $595 dstiwr, balcony. view Walk to bch. Sngl "Ulel ' dry, frplc & garage Lisa rea1 va ue gent 33-4242 -crpt. w/d. relrlg tm-3Bdrm $685 2201 Pacific .. MARSHAL PLAN INC E SIDE TOWNHOME mature gent 494-2003 722-1695 Msg ' Bkr Linda 213,450•0415 IE Wntt4 1625 28R macuta1e $1500 tease POOi No pets 645-9665 TSL MGMT 6-42-1603 ___ 1 --__ • • 1ba tndry area tge Villa Rentals 575.4911 OCEANtCOASTAL VIEW-Nice nr ocn. HB empl mete Diii Ptint 1026 HOUSE WANTED 3BR or pvt yard. carport S675 _ _ 2Br w/gar crpts Water 2Br lB~axu~sp~ple 5~~ Lg 2/bd, 1/ba w/lrplc & non smllr. frig. TV, Micro. ev OWNER 2 Bdrm 2 4BR o~4t/;~~e c M sec dep 63 I· 7900 Nc~~6oo ~T B~ ~~ .. ~aT 1~~7 ~~~~~;o.~;;5P~oo ~~~S535 Agt 550.10 ts yd. $940/mo Incl u111. I utll • wkly 536-8518 t>a lrptc. deck yard I l Finer E-side address 5 rm Ocean view Pool/tennis I ' -quiet adults 497-5700 j Pvt room wllndry lac In Walk to Beach S 145 000 eat1 I home leisure patio gar & $1500 per mo * lBRtpvt patio frtgl stv New 3Br 2 .ea 2 car gar-N t It ~ U 69 H B. nr bch, 10 min lo CCC Call213f454·118t yard $700 at 539-6191 AdrtanRealty549·8547 t adtt only S525fmo1 age mlcroS1t50mo135 twrer IC $295 F/non smkr Atter H c Agem COSI E sde IOC 760-0_2!9 ~ocheste< St 960-8572 I * 1aHllNI1100• 6p!!" & Wknds. 962-5340 iHut. luc• 1040 oa1t1/ ondos LUXURY COllO'S ~~~~n~en~~~11sb~~pfs41~~ ** 2BA tBA pvt patio j PHI SETTlll W/YIEW 1Refrlg. dlshwasher & stovelRm wtBa • hse use OITSTA•ll•C YALIE Gneral 21 02 Brand new 3br 2''>ba ftp eluded t blk. to waves garage dshtwshr no 2Bdrm 2Ba vaulted cell-incl NO PETS 5~5~4855 Beachfront hm 1n Capo Neatly new Twnhse in t6 Inc yd dbl gar. pe1 ok pk. 539-6 t90 Best Riiy fee pels $600 mo 646-2832 1ngs. prvt patio/balcony, 280RM & 2BA $700/mo Sch $500 .. sec Perter unot New England Sea 2 bdrm condo nr SC color $1095 642-9666 -----*•&VE Mt••y* jac bllms No pets Refrlg, dshwshr, stove prof n/smkr, strait Rel port wt pool 28R 2, iBA. Plaza $695 3 l>drm $795 , NB DUPLEX Huge upper • ~ j 855-0665 or 631-6 t07pm_ incl. N.o Pats 545.AaSS req.-67-A-788.5 £A9.3-5872 I' Miii ii•• }I ~ ......... ........ F-=-tl ~ ....._ae_._r.o ..... ~.:**' ... _ ... 1 1~.-~ -; 1 1 1400 tt 2 Kids • Pets ok Drtve by M V Executive 4 BR 3be. Ocean View. 4BR 2'-'iba :1 ' 1 • garage "' blttns ---_ 1----ga~pc~mt p~{ pat~~· l1rs1 Woodside 2511 w lamlly rm redwood spa frplc,S1500tmo ' Others available Only POOLPatto.lrplc.X-lge tor2 Bdrm I bath Newly RoomnrSCPlza/4051rwy Rnl Estate For Salt Gener•! OO Located iusl 011 warner Sunflower =K-14 Hien S 1400t mo 546-9950 DOWN ST AIRS Ocean $600 Fee 9685 18r S560 2Br S680, $500 decor New Npt Hts. no female W/O l<itchef'lelle -;======;1;;;;2 A•e less tnan 1 mite to can Sue 631-1266 M v •E>.ecu1111e rim 4BR View 3BA 2ba lrplc nUllHT 115-1110 ~Uni E-stde 557-284 t ~··· $550/mo 642-7842 pool, Jae $325 _:56-1737 Ho11t1/Cond01 • PCH & t>eaches 2 t>lcx;Ms 1 ·ii~~\·? 3ba family rm redwood Sl200/mo ,-1 . -IPrvt tBr. lrplc. pool, patio. 2 & 3 Bdrm unfurn yrly !Sunny room on Pentn Pl _.....,, ...... -.~;.,;.;.---, JUST LISTED tr om planned Bo Isa 1111 •' 1 ,: spa: gardner 1n.ctd S06 E Ocean Front * CIFICl TW•MIS gar No pets. 399 W Bay summer. winter Canne,Y Nr bch 1st. last, Incl uhts Gener1l 1002 llYFllO•T Chica Manna Priced 1~-:--0:•• S t400 546-9950 Both unlurn Rent unul Npt Hgls spec nu 1BR St $615 650-6357 Rentals inc 675-"606 F n/smkr $350 675-4704 u..,der market Can R.inoy ~ June 30 Call Denise din area garden apt Deck _:_ *'ISOLUTELY* 11501000 C.o.< Ce n 1u r 1 2 1 NB New ig28R Condo PLUSH CONDOS w11a11s 851-1 184 9-5pm lndry tac poot carparts ~-. .... BnU Newport Heights 28• 1Ba Hottll/ .. tltll 2711 " Spacious 4 Bdrm rioml' 84 7-6 IOO or CriarlPS set sys & interc.om 3 s1reams Gar w opnr NPT CREST CONDO Ealt cond No pets.$625 ~GU 111 garage. patto. lndry. pool _, ..... -..,_.;."';.;.;-;,.,__..;.;..;.; Y 0 UR VE A Y BEST with 60 II on tne Bay and Reed 840• t490 decks S ISOOtmo vrly w/d hl\up new decor Avl 2 Mstr bdrms 2 ba 1 11 Call Curl II 631-1266 $725/mo 650·8213 WIU IUCll G~~~::~~ ~~~~~T~N_!~ ~:~:~~1g~8;i :~~:·:~u~~ Hant. Hu Mir I 042 • JSR 2BA $1150 ~g~ S~~~ ~~am s95o~~a°o pool tennis S tOOo ~o * SHARP * APHTMEITS •MIST SH* I MOTOR I .. spacious End Un11 with fully maintaineo w•I'• an ----------JACOIS llUln sec 549-2447 ° 722-8440 or 640 -7033 tBA W/side s525 • sec 8:~~~1:01 n:irrnb:/'n1~0~n 1 -t -lrplc. blltfls. peas Wkty rentals Low rates rtuge prvt entry court all new l(llCht<n Oen WlTEllFRO•T w/DOCI PROP llHACEMHT 'Real Sharp 18• den rrplc Npl Stirs newer 2Br. Den. 645-2092 or 756-0157 Poot Spa No pets ok Only $600 ~~35 & l~p/Wk:y Cf tor ~~~~n~ ~~;:'t'e~~ew~~~ ~~;~1d:~~ick ~~~o targe 4::Ss ~~b~WI ~ei1:~'' '141675 6 t73 lake view prol decor. ~~r b::c'~· 8~'~-~~·;.~~~go *FREE CABLE TV Lg tBr I 10drm $625 1 TELHHT llt-1110 coit:\.:~ cg0o1'8: r-te"O' Move·•n tresnt 646-0520 49'3 ·0446 B .. l"'ol Js)ind , w d Ing $900 6'40· 1812 & 2Br Grdn Apts Pool tS l E 2 lst S48·2408 NEWPORT MARINA APTS steps to ocean Kitch s Otterec bv:l very realistic (714) 673-4400 • 1J 2106 SEAVIEW 3BR 2',BA-• $525-$655 7 tO W 181h •AVAILABLE NOW• Beautlfut 2Br 2Ba, micro. avall 985 N Coast Hwy , )n••Ousowner at trutya lrvillt 1044 GRAND CM<AL WATER llHTAL IROIUACE lam rm Great view Pool JBr 28 58251 M !BDRM wtcarport $620 lrplc. encl gar Prvt 1 Laguna Beaeh. 494-5294 oarga1np11ceolS229500 wow11 FRONT BOAT NOTA LISTAGENCY 1enn1<1 security a mo oveOA w/putsngtgarS650 beech.boatsltpavatlable ncl and H19n balance, $24i''>dn -$1 ,900 clos one .... B~a~~fully re Ti)kl'adtlllake$48Sren1s $2200/mo terms (2 13) in 3tl i 43 MelodyLane QUIET patio pool spa . $1450/mo Sorry no SUURllOTU ~ssumablP toan Surety .ng costs Mo pmls 01 mooE11eo 3 Bs:! jt>a 101 an ,.,,1 rP nouse 430·3629 tEastside) no pets NO PE0TS · s49-2447 pets 760-0919 Btw~ 8·5 !Wkly rentals now avall ·rie l1nes1 •a:ue now of· $780 a1 10 ~·10 loxed ont ma '1•1HP"; 1m NPtbar *539·1110* u u D 1 28 28 Judy 851 9000 --$12950 wll & up 227• 11"•ed We a•e •t!"r proud 2BR 1wnrim gar SB4 900 fttm •m 2 ' p1·~ mstr P• t>d to rent tast S725 p~rOc~~n 11~ "otk ;0 be~ S550 1BR. aor fenced YILU MllEll 7r~' ~~~~ 35 f0~~S 1;~g Nwpt Blvd. CM 6-46-7445 )l 11115 osMg' Pegragl 559-9400 5Ullf' "r y lease or ltirv ji,• •wo ~•ory not far IO ~ 1000 . uttls 675-8339 pool carport, So CSI 2324 Elden. Apl 1 VIiia Rentals 675-7015 sra I SUI LOllE Hastincs I Co. Ml!y 11 $:?1)00 PP• ,,,0 Newport Olhers av .. 11 or 1818)359_453~ Pita area 966-1136 642-5155 _ _ 1 ""' 640 r,560 AN YTIME' L111u Bucla 1048 RPls ~ c•dtt t t>R<:• ,, S39·6 t90 ~e~1 At1y lee 2BR 2BA remodeled 3BR 3BA WATERFRONT 3026 W Pacific Coast Hwy 1 vr Otd l'im 3tt>d 2 , t>a qu,red 1stt1as1 & 'lee Villa Balboa Pntnse tBR .a~-. .... BnU kitcnen lrg ptay yard Frptc, sunrf. ooal slip avt Newport Beach Relrig TV 1tTRY $4000 OOWI• OCUI FRHT s•o• f od"" L Mlh alf ~ llCOllE cono c;nnrto '" c C Plaza 3 corm 2 balh owners un11 Pool ~o~ l•p1c carpor1 upstairs "' master borm O"IY S9;') 900 :)ther 2 & t>ath plus llreptace 2 bor"""' ~ 3 ortrm<; from t>drm income un•' down· $6<> 900 s-9 t OO A s1a11s wlftreplace c a r ~ ~ " ,.. 1 Sue Seasonal rental, rarely f. 11 1266 vacant Lrg assumabl" l&RGAIM HUNTERS -tie ha~e ) condor 1n1 1ms •nal ·ve Cd w lrre- ISi T D MARIA BERCOVITZ MAAIL YN TWITCHELL 759-9100 :;EOQGE fl KN . 'MPANV .. ... ... ...... CIOSU•t'~ Tnto er rt'lr "''II REAL EST ATE HELPLINE '·nanc" 1nese nPwer Foreclosure-A E Prot>lemo; 01operl•f'~ all loc ttled "'Free ref131ences 855· ,292 Coste1 Me!.a Cat •or ..,ore ,rtormat ..,, OllLU•S CO•IO ( ,,..--------.,, Lg!! J Sd 2ba c.or1do. t c.. Trad1't1·onal ('.H'Jlgtlr pat•O nrshops8 ttan..c.. $125 000 Ruth Rea It , L.au•" Rltr 646 4380 81l bo1 blind 1006 ---.-,-R-,._&-lll_S _ _,, llRSE ASSUM. LOH w 3 BR 2t.a "tlYo ~11ene• San~ RPpos 'or p.r ..,.,,~!> n<>"" t I ')•1 <,II eel par Ir "'' ar13a<, Gr~al 11ra1.c;.nq rig i : • le t>eacr 1.u1urv A f,us1om ,..,1mes $295 UOC. ~II 67'.l-646'> AQPr•r 854 241'i0 or 673-,)1'7 Owner Agl .-------Corou del Mu 1022 I• ..... I I . ' 642-56 7 8 ht 322 BEAU-? UNif OUPlfX 5 f'" old .int rental prop 1or < 00 I'll~ 01 Marc1ssus to m;in, <1men1t1e!> to 11,i Grea• nvesl opportu'I ~ •avorabie I nanc1nQ a¥a11 $4,S 000 Laura 760 9146 E 756·0129 D 11v/d•n rm garc,; caroon w•nv~ 213 850 3807 "' ..... oit-BnU 1 ·BA oen Fab bay & -.;:;uu .111 Children welcome DrPs. walk to Lido VIiiage $125~ wk sg1,nodepos1t many cusiom tealu•es 211 BS0-7629 c" w•nt.J'.i ~QU 111 ocn vu $1100 759-1321 crpt . d&hwr. encl gar.I $1800 mo yel!ly I -- No money oown take 71~ 67 3-0S~' or TOW•Mo .. rs versalllesVlllaBalboa HWAPAllTllHTS lndry lac Ullls pd l 673-2747 or675-0 t49 leatah to S~ue over loans. under S20K 21 3 850 1629 •~ 1 & 2Bdrm $725-S 1 t50 Fealurtng beautllul land-S7ooimo No pets AIRY 3 BR 2ba, sundeck 2724 499-6224 ~-7pm Ct14H Fer Rt1t Ag1 631 4960 ~~~decB~Os sGi1proaogte5sP0 81 WE OFFER l CMOICE garage. nr beach & shop-25-35 shr 2Br Nwpl Hse N I 069 B1llto1 l'rp1c vaulle<l ce11tn9s dbl ping Yrly $12001 o ewport eacla 1 . gar pooi ~spa No pets VILLA OALBOA I Br tBa carports Heat paid Wan1 a selection of great m W ld, lrpl etc Btk to bcn Pea1n1ul1 2107 ieorm $750 w/v1ew Wtd onct Para Sorry no pets 1tv1ng? We can offer any. 673·'496 or 673-7427 $425 • uts, dep 646-0354 IY OW•Ell JBR 2ba OCEANFRONT 6oti w 18th turn S lOOOtmo 962 4557 Bach $515 thtng lrom a small apt '0 Beaut vu of surf ocnlrnl 3 bd 2'ba Et Morro Mbl C.ut~ & cozy tiome LQ tor homP Avaol Mar 15 10 b45-2'39 964-4 t63 V•lla Balt>oa 2Br 2Ba tam-1Bdrm $600·5610 a 4 bdrm house 11 look· modern 4BR 2BA up hm. ocn "u prv bch ner ot S•dP acces-; ::i car J 1 s 4 7 • 28drm 2Ba $795 •no 1n CM NB or HS garagP AssumablP t<.t 6~;~468 "•!. 1 "'" (.Pan E-•,.'le 2Br End Unit ~j;':':i9S1~1~oRv;1~~~e7~~ts 825 Center SI 542.1424 thmk of us first for thal ::~~·~;{!r~c c5~~;:~ S400• •., ut•I 497-646 1 Ev 10 • 548-8 t 7 t J w dbl 011en lg pa110 • choice of ideal ltvong I 673•3777 agt l3BR 2BA c:ondo 1n Irv AdfiiC: lo peacPtut p;m Ori lrplr 9a1 pool Cable TV VILLA BALBOA Exec I Br $620 E1s1de lg 2br lbA TSL MGMT 642-1603 furn $300tmo Prof n. COMPARE! COMPARE! Pooni 't>IO. ocn lia) 19µ ~ I s•2s mo 545-4008 • Den tnCI lrplc wld a c pool 2 persons maA no Westside 28• 1 >Ba pvt Enjoy 11'1hel Lu•ury ol the S"1kr 548-4962 l>twn 3-8 '3BA 2ba S 169 000 TnP trptc 2 car gar ~ i., r • other u""rades Pool oelS 64&-5 t37 540-0130 beau u surroundings of p M 6 90 7c3 s D1a1 Poa'nt 2126 ° ~,. patio cerpart. tndry tac 3BR 2Ba gar NB apt roperly orl 4u I • 'If>~ ~68~,~~aF,~~· • ~;< HARBOR BLUFF TOP spa sec bldg & sub· l&MIA IH lPTS Small pet ol< $695/mo I 1111 CAIYll UST shr w t 1 oerson over 30. OCU• VIEW co•oo J200 st 3BR 3BA $2500 w~~o ,~i:;ch Gs~i'sci~o-I Br & 2Br. Ing, range,' 549-0433 or 650-3673 In a spacious 2Br 2Be steps 10 !>each. yard Lrg IBP w sunny patio A11rr,~1 on the wdl1:1r lg 4tlr n""OI Feb Vu 496-7009 640·2939 Evt645-6836 laundry. pool carport No $600 2Br 1'"1Ba -W/s1de I Twnhme w/2 lrplca. 2 car W/D. S500 mo 646-2724 prof decor & upqraded ix• den lrplc. ga1 yrly vw pets 5550 & $650/mo • gar w/opnr Guard secur--- Just mons from t>eac.t $ 1250 call 539.5190 lJn1que Ren1a1 180 d99ree YOU 1•sr11vr IT 931 W 19th St 548-0492 patio no pets. avail 2126 lty entrance Micro W/d Bat Pen1n shr 4BR apl v ,la Ball>o& p 11ced Best Ally tee ocean view 38r 288 2 ~ ~ n Must see1 548-4506 hl<ups Call 644-0509 wt gar across from bch GA TEO VILLAGE COM-Beauttful Leeward Apts , -- -1 $325/mo 675-5740 msg t>elow market tor qu1c.I\ car garage 661-8066 MUNITY 2Bdrm 2 ·~ea 2Br IBa $650 Sec dep DIDI Pt11t 2626 UDO DELUXE 2BR. DA,• - -- sale $119,000 Call JCJe Corona del Mu 2 1 12 1 2 Foantaia 1600 sq 11 of PURE 5400 No pets 631_8427 I Studio wttuU kitch & bath I frplc brttk patLO BEACH Hse to snr $400 • SUPllO,HTIES,LTD 2BR 28.A stone rpc V LUXURY Garage SPA1n --I All ulll pd 1,..25,mo Sl250,lse 640-7006 util W-536-8803. 173-2110 beam ce11 oatoo 1 car 11le7 2134 master suites D•ntng CASA IE ORI 661.3653 att 6pm ' NEAR LIDO MAAINA 3BR H·960·8094 Dt~e HS gar A 1a11 now $1200 SIOO's 41DllM room woodburn1ng lire-ALL UTIL TIES PAID 1 - -1 2 bath D/Waah F-place ICDM• Beaut. spacious ,)N CANAL 1 217 Sq Ft ALSO 2BR IBA collage Priced t>eiow the rest I 1 place microwave oven, Compare before you rent UNFURN Upstrs 2Br 2Ba, 1Garage Sl l95 998•5868 3BR twnhse nr bch Frplc. •fir 2Ba wallt to beact lrplr <1ml t>ac:l\yard 1 car Smart fir pin 2ba & gar private patio ELEGANT Newly decorated custom Den. lrplc, lg balcony. dbl __ __ w/d m1tro dShwr gas ~ •o:.s GOO net rand gar $900 Agt 673 S3S4 539_619 t Agi 188 LIVING nnfy 15 minutes design teaturds pool. gar No pe\s $775/mo Newport Peninsula 2Br t>bQ bates stain glass 10CKSIOE RE •22.9·30 to So~ Plaza.1ust eas1 bbq. covr d garage sur 33•21 Chettam Way Apt t ''tBa Steps to beach. wind. beam cei1 & Nice *RARE Fl•D• HHI. BtlCla 2140 of Ne'pwort Blvd & south rounded wllh plush land-0 Open Wknds or By gar:te, yrly $1000/mo I Aoommal4'S' N·smkr OH OF TME HST 21rp~c ~!~f~e ~r~~~,g~~~ A TIAACrlVE 3or 2 bath I ol 2~;~ O~~oG~r~Eay 1 1::r~nj 2~~~~urnlshed ' Appt C~l1-~~ia189t or i Valla entals 675-4912 _$450/mo 673-1617 Crtarm1ng duple> w•lh $925 Fee 6424 nome w/lrpl veg garden SJ t.5439 By appl only 365 WILSON SPACIOUS 3BDRM 2BA E/BLUFF TH M/F full great polfmttal 3br 3ba TELHHT 17&-IHO 6 t>lks lo t>each $975 mo l jj2 1111 e .... ltlC~ 2640 /view Next to bch Gar-prlvtleges $350. leave oen n upper unit 2 2131696-8051 S.a Cltatatt 2176 ,. • WlUTISHI age Yrly 11250 Avall t message 760-0518 norms 2t>a down Both Charming 180 ocn "u hill Avail now to n-smkr lBR 3Br 2ea w/panoramlc ocn 1COND0.Jbd/2'"'1ba. 2 1 '!'1 , 1. bllins, ulll~nct ~~5~491~1~~8754~~7~~815 !Fe. COM 2BR 2BA apt Blk m11s w•th l1reptaces and side lBR den. lam rm condo all eiec. upstairs, vu. iac & patio Lo yrd garg, pool, tennis, 5495 Fee 8917 I 10 bch Lndry Avail 311 arA 1n eYrellent condition spa atroum Secluded amentfies sgl gar tn matnt LUCiiie 498-0500 st 125/mo, vacant nL•1m Ill 1110 SPACllll 1" $550~ ., Utll 615-9169 w•ll'l manv upgrades Corona Highlands enter Hunungton Landmark ror _ ___ Agt-Don 642-9797 ~ • 1 mite to beach 642•2357 I --_ Ow"er would consider 1a1ner s deloght Dt>I gar S the Young at Hearl Saatl Aa1 2110 1 COTTllf nPE I lfUH 2111211 __ 1Fem n/smkr shr 2Br 2'"18a ~'.~g;~~a~~; n~~:do or ~:.:~a2~;n~B:S~·:;:2 (Jn SS. 536-8743 13Br/2Ba CONOO-Pool. :Large 2br 1ba. gar . pvt Mlle to beach. encl gar.12 R Y~ll~ILUS I ~~~t~u',7~hw:r'aaT;2~;~ "•d'OPt for1p ocean els iacuui. sec gl, carprt patio. WID. hookup No 1 lrplc, bttlns. $700 8 28 • 1 pie. din rm 1't uttts 548-6629 Ge.a era I I 002 G I 1002 .z-.-notf' weet $ 1000 mo t>ur>galow w appts avail $800/mo 498·6682 pets $675/mo All 5 30 960-4614 Amenities $985 667. 7252 . - i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.;:e:n:e:r:l::::::;;;;; ~~L:~·~~~ ·~ Cai ~40•4829 .tli 6P"' J $415 part u111~ pd Ap1rtaealJ TSL MGMT 642-1603 ---Versailles bachelorwllh F~~ n/smkr shr wltem NB l/o ..r-1'"'.l - _ ._. __ JASM•Nf CR11 rnR 1qc· .i • ~ '11 Agt cost -I ---MIU lllCM FllHT prl11a1e sleeping alcove r 2Ba Dplio: 2 car gar. AEStOENTIAl ACAL ESTATE SEFMCES BALBOA PEllllSULA Sl,225,000 Newly remodeled 3 BR Cape Cod Bayfront on prime corner location using finest quality appointments and interiors P ier & slip IN NEWPORT C ENTEH 6449060 c ''-' ' mw.. " ram111 rm v•l'!w wel '''' • 81lbo1 Cozy, modern. roomy stu-QUIET RESORT LIVING Quiet and charming I w/d hkup. frplc d/w, new *.lir..ir.130 * top cond lov .. iy pal• Irvine 2144 I I • 2606 dlo tor 1 Own pvt yard •Sparkling heated pool $600/mo 644-7211 aqt crpts & drps S400 • ullls 111 111 S2JOC mo 7bC '634 JBA 2 1ba lam/dming 1 ID . S450/mo &45• t893 •Court y1rd view dining Jody 722·0484t646-5646 --------• Strnll 10 ocean• 5820 tlal 1 Un1varst1y Park Very Small Studio Yearly, Eastslde deluxe 2BR tBA. •Vignette BBQ areas YOI lfSEIYI IT FEM. Pvt l>Bth, uttl pd. SUYIEW S 1200,mo Call 786-0579 uttllties paid S365/mo. 1 level. hu~ ~ard, cedar •Twllghl dine In court yard GATED VILLAGE COM-168-A Magnotta. CM S•20 38 .., 2 ., 8 A lam rm ~~;~~go~:s;R1~;!ar 48 28 th G...,. 673•9224 decl<. trpfo. walk·ln gazebos MUNITY.2Bdrm.2 '118a. 548-312or642-3307 n • r a vacan m at""' B ) ~ p . --1-closet. dlhwr, frig w/d •Spaclou1 Apartments 1600 aq. f1 ol PURE --- Great v•ew Pool tenn s compte1< in NorthwoOd I ti tllll8 I Included 0 ar'age •Your own Pv1 patio LUXURY. Oarege SPA In Fem shr 2Br furn CM Aot c;etur t1 Reduc8d 10 Cost1 MtH 2124 $!200 mo Agt 544-3424 2607 $850/mo Ask lor Jean •Gourmet kitchen m111er tulles Dining w/skylite Sense of s3 €0 OOO terms 18R with frptc 1>ackbay [Af'IC.Styte3br2banewer !Br tBa Apt on bay 631-1266 •Newdovetancrpt I room.wOO<ltwrnlngflre-humora • S325+ Debra 211 430-3629 arP.; \42:, ,,111 nc ~Itch gar & more $850 wtvtew Upstra, clean. •Lrg walk·ln closets place. microwave oven, 548·398 I or 971-6332 SUYIEW SmgtP.!'Jon1,8S2QS~l 539 6t91Aglfee sale S625Utllslncl Nr 1·ii~r ~~~ -· •Gated covered prklng prtvatepatlo ELEOANTF/n -smkr 10-shr 2 .........__ 2141 Bal Fun Zone 673· 1943 1 t_, , .. w/storage LIVING onty t5 mlnutea bdrm/ 1ba ap1 1n NPB 1 ow,.st lljantucke1 011 mor · 2500 ~c.A11n1 • de•u• L11a11 ltecla tr_ r• -10 So Co Plua.1ust east blk from sand $300/mo • ;~· 1ClQ3 Yacht Camolla 28~ 2BA Qround fir s7so 5 rm nse rental •STEPS TO WCI• E·Slde 2Br 2Ba w/vaulled ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED of Nepwort Blvd & south hell utll 213-539-3618. mm • tennis poo1 condo A c tr pie .w'd ~ idst pet don. 1 wait! Studio Apt, uflls Incl. calla, dbl car i:r w/opnr 1 & 2 Bedroom of San Diego freeway Andrea guc~r,ded gla,teA4319.000 hkup Mstr BA llv· rm 539-6t9t Agent cost carport $385 Fee 6735. W/O hkufs 75 + 111 2 Bedroom TOWNHOME 2473 ORANGE AVE •• 35-~.5. ·eR, -2B"' hM 1n arge o SS4Jmable pa1io overlooking pool _ Tllfl•IT Ill lllO · F 1 hi 631-5.439 By appt only ..., .. .. " f1nanc1ng Call Fran Dodd $950 mo yrly 998-0082 ALMOST Ocean Front ~ • last aec 225 650-1798 urns ngs Av1t1able c M Pool, spa, n-emkr 833·3622 Qr 831 -5510 2BA 1Ba 2 car 0111 stove North Laguna 3br/d9f'I, Clfhtratt ltlCll ,E·Slde 2Br 1Ba w/beam Vlalt ~;;;~: ~:Y 9-6 1..,.rt ltac~ 2619 $325• ulll 850·93t t refnq lndry rm pello Ip S 1800 494-9329 2611 cells, lrplc. gar $690 ' M /F 20-25. 90•;. n-amkr Mobile Homes 745 w 18th s1 S620t mo Lease1 BR lower Duplex 111, last, MC $225. 2 per-LA QUINTA HERMOSA CM nr 405 4BR h1e $275 For Silt 1100 756·0732 9 6 dd1ly H'>I tub watl\/beach * 28R 2ba Upstairs Dplx sons No pets 650·l798 I 16211 Parkside Ln. HB YOU , • $275 dep 549-8528 d r 1 S • Cpls/drps Full gar I -f l I IMPERIAL 20•40 w larqe 'JBR 1Ba 2 car gar stove woo Ira 'P 775 oncl $700/mo. 661-3653 1ft/6 Efslde 2BR gar. p1t10 No • -u 1 n ESERVE M /F resp non smkr to shr porch $26 500 RMI relrtg 1ndry rm yard 748 ultl Agt 494.1244 --pets 2 people $885/mo ¥ ntce 2br 1ba, $350 • S2251mo Age 55 Rum w 181h St S650t mo Spectacular Oceen View. * 2BR 2b• Upstairs Dplx 127 1 Cabrlllo. 722-0612 SUWlll YJLUIE THE BEST'. ·~utll E/C M 631-3117 La "'II "'6 4380 756 0732 "6 ~ L 2b I 3b Cpll/drps Full gar I ------une " r .... • • ..,. w.,dy 0 r master IU 185· 1 $700tmo. 661-3853 att/6 E/Slde lrg 2BR. bale. g1r _,,HT• -----M tF n.W 2br 2'~ba oondo house. newly carpeted ---120 E 20th St S675/mo ""' ' f C L Ni... T ~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!-' I 069 ••• ,.,. ltac• 1 OH avail March 1 s 1500 mo CertH ••• Mu uiz I 64~ 100 or 722-6-428 • nness enlPrS 1g 'V enn11, pool, Jee -:: -;::;::;;;;;;:=;;:;:::;.i.;;;-==;;=;::;; Wt476-2571 E/497·4325 Live wh•• you h•ve Tennis, Swimming N-smkr $500 240-9038 'L tf' J-2 52 1 Bdrm upst•ira patio. lllTAIT II •Spectacular ap11 • Furnished NPB-Ouplex. lem pref. IJHI lfH l new carpet & paint. S760 28 R 2BA 8 11.,. .... 11 *I & 28r, 1 & 2Ba au11es 2/bd step• 10 bch .. 015 F [J'I 19111111 • deposit av111 · " u ..., _. ngi •Spacious townnouse1 Unturn1i.he<1 " • yea,.y ltt u .... ,, y,, Sell Y ,., p,.,_,,,t Call C11111f1t~, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. ~ ~! • J f JUST LISTED ... 1531 IRYlllE IYE., 18 Pool & spa Oetsched home tor onfy $185.900 Remodeled bathrooms. ltre- place ctrculer driveway 2 c11r garage Priced Rlghll IHI 11111 PlllH 10·2 llllH 1 -~ Presented l>Y lart111 I le~ ler•11 lfe 111-1.00 111 U4-Dlot L COU SE CONDO able now 760·8515 Bet! t>uy In lown, only •F•reptaces • Month to Mon11l S390''t utll 5•8-0382 Uni attrac 38R 2BA frig, _ _ _ $875/mo, no t11t moothl p Npt "'-h Walk 10 .... _ ... upper end unit lg deck 1 1 BEDROOM. new paint & rent required * rlvate balcon191 or .,... """"'''" dbl g1r ntttna, wld. no crpta, ivallabte now ' 2035 Pomone Garden p1ll01 Mollel' op en daily 9 b furn rmtba for fem $400 pe11 s9151mo no. t95~ 1~95/mo 646-06-45 I TSL MGMT is...2-1eo3 WIY Mn Sorrv 110 pe•~ ~?;.S-~~4 ~a}~s~-e:~ l!WJ!rt ltec• 116t 1Cost1 Mtll 2&24 Cos II JICtH 2124 •3 Llght9d tennis oourti Newpo11 Btt,1c 11 No Npt Bcl'l Welk to '*'°"· 51mden :J9X condo Sec 11r2 Swimming pool1 8llO lrV11w Avrnue furn rmlba fOf fem ~00 entry & gar POOi, tennis •StrNml & ponda mo• ''i elec Call Margrlt & 1 a c No Pe 1 s WOODLAND VILLA GI *Sorry. no peta IJt 161111 Ht8"5·8724 W/957-8400 S 1425 •33 33 " * Furnlahlngs 1iva1t u1t n.u mo " • 4• APA•T MlllTI Ou tor H"""" & Coolung .,.... -Nwplltle Seel! c;ottemn JB• Oen S 1500 2Br 1Ba Paid New11or1 l:lt,11 h So smkr·Shr oetuic 38d hnl S 10&0 2 Am1 Bach 1pl " 1 ,, ,1,.,,~ ,1y1t ,,,,, 1.o,1r• 1•"'1M 111 • ''"• 1700 16th S1r1r1 nr beh wt tame $525/mo w/1ppl1 $485 122-7850 ' • ,..,,,. & S• ''All f'l•1• "'~1l• O"'' """ M • ,~, WHV NOT CALL "' Oovert 648-0793, 8"&-3700 8tG°CANYON 28Clrm ~ea '• • ''•' "' '1• NO r1' 1 IA l IH-1111 642·5"3 ec.&nrront NBSnr :!bf LOW9r ~1rep11oe. pvt '0tLS • SP&S • UlllU NHS IUWlll Y1LUll 2b• hOUM $395/mo 1111 p1110 sngl ...,.. Comm ~ 1111. until June 20 C.11 P<>Of/tenn1a tmmacut11tel HC•rLttl Hot·S&H 1!556 Huntington Vl1lege 11am~3pm 11weo1 Av11t 1mm4td St300tmo 1 IHI... UN-1111 Lane, from Sen ~o Prof fem ----~ to Age1q Jert Hunt 2 IHHtlS ltH-Utl Freeway, n()fth of 8wc:h 'An."',.,mt'<t atwe edorab .. IUm NB &40·•8&1 Or 49$-4968 US, ltlU I lff W&Tll llCL lo McFadden. weet on ,..,....,. i beech Af>I All arnent,.. BLUl-FS 2BA zg'8 i car UI PHUIUH McFadden 11.\0' ·'"'~""' Ptnpr •tw• S.00 Ind 1.1111 815·3120 gar Single level over TSL •HAH•UT l H ·OOll IO·llO) New tn town?' Ctaa11f1ee1 Prof '-A, llhr 2Br 9 H8 Io o k • or •• n b t 1 t can help you meet ma~ Conua Pool wld '360 $1)25tmo '80 e364 Of your nMCIS 8"2·6e71 • '1' ut 11183·9960 .,. II. I() rl"' """" on h /le I} m11111lo Ir 1 .r, J ~ -~------------------------------...... ------------------_._ __ .._~---=-~-·~..___ Orange Coat DAILY PILO'T\/Frlday, February 21, 1188 lt1l•h 11 1l;i: H l ans/Offlft :,•;~ laet•t '"'"!f W.t I,.... HIS Pnfndtul/ IWMal/ ... t&l llM1Cltriul/Offiee 1411 et.rkal/Oltkt 1411 T••11t1l/TuMe ..... 1111 Prof M to lttr c M ~ta hm n• IF KM!lhOYnd OfY/blk old; U.iai1tr1d ft SIM ........ 111111 t llllUl..... SECRETARY'°' 9111811 Al 1• 1:.:~===::==- 0wl'I bl & ~ .,7&/mo, .. '!ff PMl IUll 101 • uuu IUll ~!w tong h!':.,_ ~.!.i, ~~ LAYOUT ARTIST "8'MdtY ex1)41ndlng Home1Co wtll trlln enthutll•t" OftlCa. "8CCtd keeC>ltlQ. ·-===::"!~.r •• , 1111 avail Mar 1 531.1ae2 .. .,w 1Servlot 8ulldlng 1 Bl<x* from COMt W1gh-1 llblk. -._ QT'OWtrlg deity MW'PllS* H1a1u1 Care Agtncz perwon tor ~ copy--JlO.h.t .1yptno. •n•w•r need4'd C«n«ofWllltdlff&IMnt way. (714)1197·5132 PP • 1o0064ti·~ry/whl on tM Ot-. CO&ll ne.d• RN'• P911-Ume Ing, fltlng, typing, " r• ~ 0.,..ld•bta & nwtt•/ tlllELI 1111. YIM Prof non9•:cfM • VIEW SUITE SPARKLING e unnEUI-__ 4· Mad• tmagt.nettw, pr~ P•' dl•m avell Xlnt quit.ct. MftPOri Pt\at-1 organO.ed c.11 642-3650 1 PUTIWMm H .. d•d Cor Ae tall pS30vt 7rm50 3+ ,._ A== l41-t111 bluff 72K gr<* A.Ullng FOUND b*:k lab tamale ductlV9 leyout art .. I Wtlo Mlary/benefltllmllMge t'NICeUtiCMI, M 7 W 16th •-••y ~~~ .. t .._ MiSOOO 81 2-3 ~ vie: Baa & undetatandtM ... ct\endla.--•UUI St NB642-7511 --·-lmmedl•l• e>penlng fOf (~ ____ ,,, IOOll 1 631...4038ev 642·3766 O C Alrpon area, Atrium I • kr 953-1220 Falr'llew ~79•2770 ., , Ing to deelgn adY9t't.leltlQ ' lrYln• Ranch Farmer'a ~ typeMtter ~ M ,...,.,. AeGI~,. Ammie ,,... 3BR condo Ct otc, 225·530 IQ h. lalian1 PlaaaclaJ 101 a v ariety 01 1 IHl••mtn lll'l•llll9T Martlet w ooenlna l.n have "ave merit-up ...,~-~ Poot i1e. non-Imler CM anltOflel, ulll•. Iota of I Found Btk lab/Oarm M•rchanta. Our di•· 4001W•ttltly.•1 t7 eo wpm typing. heavy Corpor8t• omoe ror lec:.. Ppet . PM'. ~ bede-.,,... ""¥ ..,.,. MJ 1' " S4o0 • .,., utll 722.1642 parlllng 852-9366. I l • Shel> mix puppy 8 mot. orlml"-ttno audience de-~ Beectl, CA pt\OnM, comp 8XP • prof retary In Ace.punting Ofound l'lelPfUI. Xln1 beft-lr'°°"'9 ~ + ~ - ------u an1 Nr 28th & Balboa 81, Bal mandt quallty Ind·~ I t2M0(714)851-3603 ~anoe&attltU<Mlor ~ HMvy ~ .... .nta lndudlng medlcll & ~). ~ .. Ammie wanted by 3/11 ... .._ S,... lt1H 11 ~~aallln 2"41 P1t11n 673-5611 Newtpiper produotlon vv, busy N.Beh. In· curate typttt Cell dental lnaun1noe, oon-ad\I•"*"-" ~ 2BR 2BA. pool, catPof1 lntH/IMt1 lea Artl 9~ 'FOU knowiedQa helptul plu1 Cltrltal/Offfet MM turanea aoency M-Frt 831-44081MUY ganhll atmoe,phere Con-'Y S•n ndlor .._..... S325 +utlla.e62-5467 Profetalonal CPA 1Ult8I operato 1 81°"t,Fords1i. 8 1 818~2~,,.-~~~E~etw~~ 1bttlty to work un<*,d@AEAX(offic@ QOOd 8·3<>-6 Tern 64~1515 SECRETARY~ IOf tactAllala,642""4321Pt Ing~ a ~ Rmmt prof/F P<•f'd tO'ihr IVlltabte 5-rv!Qes In· equip 1~lh st'·c M nF·~ I 6pm-8pm I de9dllnet. must Thll II w/numbefa. Witt. train ..... ··-vary c11ual 1m olc, 2tl a.\Ct,....... to: 3br t>each houM, N.B. elude receptlonl1t. tat. prloe . S15 ooo' Alk f':,, t • part tlmt, 28 !lour Po• MacGregor Y.chll, 1831 • -722-6941. ..... ••• ~ wtrm environment, $350. p~one "'•wwlng, con-JOhn 213;43..:7468 Att FOUND nice Cat near Vic·, ltlon. Inquiries and I PllC*ltle. c M. J P&lm'l llAlllT .... I llUT -·--• Kathy 646-4912 Mlchaet f9rence room. tu library, &pm 213-434-1120 tort• & Newport Blvd. I reauma to: P Btevtns, ACC1ount1ng C~k nMd8d llm/UllPTillllT lllLY Pl.IT 111.fftLIT R ttoshare2br 2'~ba 2 ph,ocol lcoe>& ytl ng, tight MC· "BIOS WELCO . 631·1330 ' ~~ WMCAt ~~62861 .. Coeta 11 lllllllPll In COt'Pol'ate office for Fmorak~h ~7•19..!-Jl-l 330 W Bey Street SlOW.BeySt. mm rear a n-nou .. com. ME tor 1a1e LOSTJrly7blk-•trlpecl ma m"8, n · Ad Agency tooktno tor or-Entry Level. Mu1t know ... .,..., v ..... c... Coet1 M .... Ca. 92827 co.ta MeM. CA. '2921 e1ory c M. apt, fully tum. PUl8!'11ed tax preparation I ol Trucking Company cat. ... & Ofange. CM MANAGER oanlted. IHI, aocurate 10-kay by touch Wiii do -•IT aa.a11 S375/mo. 5-48-2354 6 accounting 1yatem1_ through Chape1 11 I Big reward 850•9354 j)tl'aon to handle blltlng.1 Inventory reconclltat1on. • J"9t " ..... •fl FlllllS Av1llable M1y 1, 1986 Proceeding• Deadline I AIR A/P gen ledger proceu receiver•. Call Ex~yplng aklll1. BANKING -Finch I.Ink & Company I 3118186. Mlntmun bid Mt LOST -Gray adult mate cat, I' edl I I f I II pay;oll, etc. Mull be Stephanie 83 \~ 8-5 Kn of WOt"d pr~ Liil mlT •Oatlyeomputarupdates (714)250·7191 at $9157.31. Slnvle sue-I Snuggles on Diana DI' ~m r::~f:ng or" mature & determined CH•« and computer VlllAl.l1••1.a1 .... o~nlng for one all· •Mor• t.ad•. tutar Mrv ce111u1 bidder to be 661-36441492-2042 me r ln809f Call Anna 494·1900 UW. lllllT&IY l'le6pfUI. Setary open. c.tt Butlneu. nHdt ••If perl•nced loan Aet •All cllentt tcreened Pl• lfFIOE SP&OE awarded all auet1 on Lost-Labrador• mixed I Mull 81'1foy WOf'klflV with Smalt Nwpt Bch firm Meka Jo. 548-5525 Mon -Fri. mo11vated, Mf\'lce on.n-w/Co<ona Del Mat Mort• • 1S•1t off to all look9rs E. 17111 St, Cotta Mesa te<ma of cash within 10 I ch a In co It a r I~ cnlldren Exparl•nce I .-&llPO/SIO'IY Individual w/good ctertcal T L =--'/T M ted. , .. p. lndlvldu.i1, eege Co M~ hlW0-600-1200 IQ ft S 1 10 per days of ac<:eptance. Ci tstreno Bch 'uaa helpfUt. . lnV98tment firm In NB lklll1 Word procieealng tc•AK41& I .. exp Ill Graphlce & Sym-wotk.W and new e lltr°"G t7301 Be.ch Blvd, HB sq ft grou Avail immed C.11 1-&00-«2-5265 .. .,,:...,. to Shedow RE~ Metllng Full time person exper praf'd win train ISM boll. ltlX'.lstlng matilet. deelt'e to MICCMd Souttl (714)64 1-5611 Call for •PPI to see NewPone..chYacht .WARDI 496_1373 or we offMan•xcenentt>en-Good bookkeeping, E.,.Gravell95S-3575 s.-. artletlng l Let-Qrano9CountryWr1tOtY 8 30·5.30 , Crai g Bok 8811107 Aald T efl1 program, paid va-typing, wammer, word U•.llAITIPlllll tering Artt.trlMded Contact SEAVI EW Shr East bluff 4Br Condo 831· 126& : er age, 111... llttlngs, • • or raoay cations & t.olidayt. boou• 1 proceulng & phone sklUs PAIT· Tm 2 yr1 ~. eommerclaJ/lnt Call Jo9 831-24911 FlNAHCtAL 67MSOO w/2 tern Frplc, Pool.1 .~i µ urnlll'llngs. reu. Welt .... REWARD Lost St1mese program and dental In-necessary Non-1mkr With llrong typing, data 261-6040 $404 ... dep 640-5219 ;~'!l~:fla tablllhed. Pat. 673-7272 kitten, bl col w/betl,vlc surance Salary plus SUIOO/rno 67~227 prooesal. ng lkllls & C laln SSll F= J.=:' ~..,S: l tabll ...... 272' -*-~ Siii t IUllll ~~-21~:1~1\..'~2," d.. mlleage relmbursement I OAIU n r:i~t~= &dt=~ ELECTIDllCS I ltland. 760-H28 tBr SSOO 01 i;u w/utlta pa BYllnest establlll'led NB 1 IAppoca"t must apply In Ont S. it I helpful Call btwn 9~3 M-F Tllll f1U1 I AIWlllW 11 pou Have own Furn & Ex~u~~F!~~r;l~'soOO.itt :;: ~::,:~lque t~~ ftllHlll 3002 peraon at Dai~ Piiot. 330 C ct plff':'y I ~ 0 ~ 0 1!~1 (7 t4)497-2474 IExperlenced Printer &llllll mll'fM ~~ ~ a amalt Dog 548-3935 4th tlOOf w/vu 642-4644 Great oppt. Red~ tor IWlll IW Ull I ::: ~: A~ply c~~~~ Cablevision ol Costa PIT Bkkp/PrOductton Asst SerMfl Prlnt8'/0f*at0f !Needed '°' Automotlw & merdel Brok-firm In Great molher a daughter Mon thru Fq 9-5 tut sate. Special benefits 311 Newporter 9PM ' 2_.-(Cl t • Mesa 1• teeklnQ a salet I neededed for up-comtno wtth Set-Up •KP ln thlCk AMI E.11a1e Ctaulfled Corona del M'.;r-wtth u - duo ~Ing a home Ill I Mike Vou 852-t330 I Ulestylea 520-4127 ~;· ~t) p.m rcu a cler1c This ii a lull tl111e Fiim Production Co. WP fltm P)88M call Tony Aoventtlng S.... at a c•ptlonal reputation Balboa CdM area 1br? C • · · Job with lull co benefits e ~ p u 11 tut s 8 t t Ing or shr ~larger hoi'.ne wt t••trcaal Prt,.rly la"ll•tal Ptr11a1l hrYiCtl WORK ON THE BEACH Outlet Include pholle l motlvlted, ene1getlc lllPllTM ~~ggr..::. :r~:al!t~'S: someone nice 673...4404 27U O,,.rlaaily 290I 3004 'I IN LAGUNA ntee. scheduling 1"stalla-650-3550 2 yearlc 1 axparlenQe wllcth a Mlf·dlaclptt~ lndlvtd--1. ,._,, M*• iae.c:a. __ ' PrestlQloua Resort t I ons • 111 t "g a n d m roecope on m ro· __.. ..,.. Mature tem writer nlsmkr. 1350 sq tt STOREFRONT CHARTER VACHT looklflV 100 YOU NEED TO TALK? 11 NOW Hiring For An· • genl.clerjcal work If IHI Estate Mtt.1 lllf, electronlca. Pteue call uals may eern excellent REALONOMICS CORP tin sec, 1Br Apt upstrs. :!t~S~~~~i for 50% part~ Profit· Leave yo~50r n60a79e & j A.dmtnlstratlve Seofetary lnterMted, pl .... con•. ElCperlenc.e.d... .Laroe Doreen Plankinton Income (ulary + com-(714)675-6700 • declc.parklng120-878t · ableestab.butlm1" E.c· numberelv • . •Bool(keeper tectJOhllMerrlttorKevln co11tal OCofflce.Reply ~ :J~~~~ llTll.IM.llP/T Matureprofndiatudloor •Combilled ONlce/Shop, cellent tax advantages. ESCllTS-IOIELS •Sates Secretary Magu ire at (714) to9ox43S5,CoetaMesa Ell•ll• ty Sala.and/oradvenl9-Morning•. Mat.lwoman. bach In NB or COM Up to 224 eq ft w/elnk, C-2. Call Barry 875,.8484 I 8 5627 lN 1 c e a t m o 1 hp ere 549-4242. E.0 .E CA 92628. Confidenttet. O..ta M··-tlM•ll Ing altS>«lence helptul. Httl St. C.M. sc2•1332 S450 Joe 675-l37S Nice CM area. 548-7249 INVESTMENT Group hae I 41-wlexcettent benefits, ap-CLEll llCl_.._IST --• Stnd t . up to H If MUii Doll I LISE WllllT •y WT pllca"ts must be able to r •-I rMUme o: UL.I ..... wmD Guaftl tr lt•t 1,000 II. n . llnAIL or mor: avail ~r via~~! • wofk ttextble hrs. end ¥¥Ith good office skill• PIT pereonabte, matur11 PIE 1111 11.; •• .BleYI.:~-tor Golf Pro Shop. Pwt or 2740 FREE!TANDING Business Projects WIEITUWI weekelldS. Catt Joan needed for busy home person tor property Immediate opening, 3 ... -• tulltlme.Muetknowgott --------Lrg Stlow Room & Offices 675-3439 anytime 112· 1111 ElllS 10am-6:30pm Thur-Mon heallh care agency mgrnt co w/busy phonea. year1 experience on CtS Ul.Y Pl.IT Call 852-8689 btwn US oeep sing' garage Corner of Weatclltt & Irvine • · ---497-5199 Excel aal1ry & beneflte 8·30-1pm, Mon-Fri. Must a must & knowledge of P.O Box 1560 9AM-12 Noon 711 18tt'I SI Costa Mesa Sig" space evt on Westcllff MH~ Tt I.Ma 2914 •-LMll I I Home Health ReaoYrce be able to wOf1I Sat 9-4 960. San Juan Cap. Call Cotta Mela, CA. 92e2e 549.9759 Ul-1101 -K• WORKON THEBEACH Center 4001 Weslly Good phone manner a Fred(7l4)496-3261 SAL.ES MGMT.REP S1 .000 CASH LOAN l11lncli11 3012 IN LAGUNA • 117, Newport Beach mull 6"2·1603 . II A -on Sltrllt 2742 OlllU Hl IWI Even with Credll Prob-A I Prestigious Resort 714J52S..6982 -lams 24 Hrs Ca11 1 tar School ART11s NOWHlrlngForAn:•• llEOEPT/SWITGllll ••••eeee .. eeeeeeeeeeee .. ._F•tMtgrQWlno•\lnH'a llYITIUIE R~~~~:'i;~:ll'ty~~ 1-702-370-4346. CLASi~~·6.fi'~3:'ea. Admln11trattveSecretary C1ST•HlllY10E SATURDAYS. R.E. Office • DELIVERY DRIVER I ne.d w/prfYV«I treclc r• Storage Sp808S Available R . · g · M T.D 29 •I ages • • Bookkeeper Smalt growing business In Newport Center. Call • COfd. De Ani• Bayalcle VIiiar eatonomlca 675-6700 11tp1n, • 1 SPANISH OR ENGLISH • Sales Secretary neecla mature ruPon-Carol Van Alper 9-5, M-F. • • • Extensive aateaman 300 E Cout Hwy, N HISTORIC 25,000' Loage-WIOOW ,,.. money for . LESSONS TAUGHT Nloe at~wl•xcel . slble lndlvlduet w/good eu ll060 E.O.E. • D 11 Pll t ot oute • product~ pr<Mdt!d 673-1331 Mon -Frt 9-4pm Bldg wlcomm rentals, to T o·s. S 10,000/up. no I Reasonable 650-1415 t>ene, apptlcants must be I phone personaltty to SECRETARY For Auto : a y O m Or r : ·~rnlal'on Int toe" avail f()f "Rehab" credftv /no penalty Call able to work flex hrs, and handle general office Shop PIT 12-5 exp'd • available in Huntington • ~ Commltt- Mi1e. ltatall 2744 Try $475K Bkr 953-l220 Denison Assoc 673-731 \ l•r••--••1 wk ends Catt Joa" 6"5-9351 only AUnn do tight book • Harbor area. 1-2 hours • en:irts -and...,., _ ~ 10am-6·60pm Thur-Mon •· e ment, -IQllW .,_ Laguna Anlll Studio. ofc, PllSMlllS LIOATlll UIHIC .. tall ,97-5199 Entry Level Po!Mhon Real work, phones & Olhef • per afternoon. • lief In one'•""' workshop, gn toe $250-Retlll/Offloe space 1681 Dt•tllill 3011 Estate tnvestmellt Co cter1cat office duties Age • • •94-9516 or 494-5693 a $2 oo sq. tt. On eorner Aaataae .. tatl 2t20 CHILDCARE wanted flt tor 1•t4ic1l/hal1l 5105 ~~!ld~~ht.w~~uv~:~ I 30"' 831-0693 : Call 642-4333; Monday -• IUI Tl• Co••trcial of MacArthur & Coast 2'1t yr old bOy In our hm Cllllll/OUU fess I 0 n a I a t . Thlllklng ol a new hom• 1 • Friday 10-5 P.M. Ask for • l llllD1 a Highway . -Prime spot In PSYOllO/PALI O&ll weekdays. Gldnwesl & Busy Med Lab needs 111ude 18 PP8 a r an c 8 I tor spring? See the many • A • Celt Mr Willia LI. Salt/Ital Landmark tocatlon 2411 reade<. 20 yrs ex.p. Call M cFadden are al energetic person tor driv· Typlng ,eq·o 750-8601 Ust1nvs In today's claSSI· • rt. • Mt tlM E Cout Highway, Suite 650-2758 Diane 831 -896"1 I 892...4826/eve lng/clerlcal duties. FfT i _ --r m _ 6"12-5678 • : -----,---- 1 .. iani/Ofliet Ital "200(7~~~; ... :0 Mar •HEIAllUllU* ! --.-Knowledge ot oc area.1 Prtft11i1aal/ P11fn1ie11lj . : Orange Coast • s:t!i!s POS~N" Av~ 2769 Pe,sonatlzed Resvmes & IP11f!'~1111l/ Good ~~~40record M•iai1trahtt 5100 M•iautr1t1" SlOG • Dally Piiot : bouttq~h = -.. '!"3000--t3"'6 .. e ~sr.4•g ... &~45"'3 tllOI NSIHllll letters. Same day service 1 U.a111tr1tltt 5100 1 • • Ptaza. 549-1225 Sq. Ft: 1617 WESTCLIFF, 2 spaces. 14'/t x 40 space. avail. Resume Works In CLASS ROOM AIDE , : 330 W. Bey Drlve • -ui'ii"9iiiiiiftiii=~ Nwpt Ben 541-5032 Agt 3017-B & 3019-A Harbor Newport Beech 759-7044 Su1b1tltute Classroom IEITAL &SSISTUT I • Coate Mese CA • Ula,.,,. -Blvd, CM, across from Lt t I f • 2925 Aide. urgenlly needed by 4 day -k Experlenoe & e ' • WANTED ... good people 525 sq ft $425/mo. Fedco Call Manegef I taa HB City School Olatrlcl K-ray lie needed Newport $ $ 1 •••• •••••••• •••••••• •••••• with good voklee to Mm Balboa Penln Pv1 entry & (619)726-9665 or DES PE AA TEL Q ... king ' to work remainder oi 'Beach office 6"4-2485 up to $ lOOO P« ... bath. Clean 760-9792 (714)650·3386 owner or new hOmel school year 3-hrs per 1 aully. Call CMI BAYSIDE FRONT SUITES • I Found 2 adorable mate day. $6.36/hi salary. 1-800 233-0'91 3333 w. 'coast Hwy. NB 2606 If w/tront ofc lg rear Redhill 11 12186. One Lane. HB 964-8888 Must have at leasl 6 mo's Openings ow val a e Experie nce needed. 2153 s/h <&th floor vu l .. 11lr11J 2711 1 puppies at MacArthu1 & I apply 20451 Cra1mer llSllAllClllLUll I N A ·1 bl llUU•TS Mon-Fri 9-5 642·46"4 drive-In door S 1100/mo black. one gray a black exp in all phases of I I Catallnalc.c>n For 1n1.,.. 1 1240 Logan Ave CM Dy Need '1ome with yard SSlllSSSSlllllS medical'"' billing & fol-I SALES c AR R Q u TE s llW c.11650 4447 BRIGHT N.B office. apprx 540•9352 6"6--0Sa 1 Call Janise 6"6-9389. low up Type, file, good 6'13 sq h.snwr. Nr PC H ·eve TUR~ phone technique & good I 4 Pott office 6"16-2947 2600 sf w/front ore lg rear T H ~ benefits Call 253-7324 MANAGEMENT \ m "IUllBI CdM dlx su11es Ale, 1~~~·~~A!:.1~~m~ FOUND •os INTO Earn Extra Ca•h 0Noeo.~1oc"- amp1e pkg. utlls & JanltOf 540-9352 eve 6"16-068 \ " MONEY Tira t• For Dell very Of Thi• p ..... , lmmecl. l)09ltlof• ..,..._ 2855 ECetHwy&75•6900 . ARE FREE Cl ifi-..1 OPPORTUNITY ,.,-able. No aellng, l'l9t aell COM dlK Suites A/C, 14,000' Bldg, 25,000' 101 Call ISi .. . I awm1a. S5 tv. guer11n- ampte p1<g. ut1ta & Jen1tor M-2forsalel teue$495K 642·5678 I 642-5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH teed.Hlgflcomm .. ~ 2855ECatHwy675-6900 or S4800mo Bkr953-1220 CaH: cah~bonuaa DESK SPC $150/mo Gar-'""°sq f1 "'oc Airport 1hroug'1 the Ctasslf1edstl Crew Supervisors are now FOUNTAIN VALLEY .... A .. ~~~ den ofc, lg patio w/bay Small ore w/warehouse 142-1111 • d d t k I -~-......... ·-· view Gd parkg 6"2-50 10 I $792/mo 832-4190 I ••••••••••••••• ,......... re~i~nal 0 m:n°;gem~nt ~~~= INDEPENDENT ~?;:°:/!?:L~ $2.40 per day Tt'lat's ALL you pay lor 3 lines. 30 day minimum tn the SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TOOAYll All Fiii Liii Fir..... Laa•ac••i•t FIAEwoob $79.50•"1 CO:d 1 I Lancare 1 GLASGOW PAINTING Winter Special. Qual. mix. YU( llEEI SCEIE Int/Ext 30 yrs eKper , Dellv .Jlm,636-8561 '" I ref's 6"12-5214 =---,,-..,,.----.,.., --Lawn-Tree-Shrub Install Young Mom wtll sit In your Gt1111l Semen Tree Trim and Removal INT.!EXT 20 VEARS EXP home Mon-Fri. Refs avail I Lawn Main & Rototllllng Average Roqm $29 ~ Call Diana 953-5177 OYLllWT Sprinkler Install, Repair Exterior Stucco $130 • Cl • •-• A new mOde of Rectecorat· Free Estimates 548-6065 Materials 6"12-0442 tHIH -met 1 Ing your home wlrellet _ I ROBtN"s CLEANING Sculpture <&9~788 1SHIKAWA LANDSCAPE PAINTER NEEDS WORKI SERVICE a throoughly Sod Clean-ups Ma1nt Int/Ext. ceilings. refill cab clean house 540-0857 Bu•J'u Sprinklers etc 850-4 147 126> yrs exp . work guar AMEi!m!°AN HANDYMAN T Davis PaJntlng 964-3837 1 THE SILENT PARTNER Carpentry, fencing. win· cie:;r~~=l~~e:H:~~1':? t" QUALITY PAINTING Comm & Resld, 15yrs HP dows, ptumblng, marhte. MIKE 650-3263 Low winter rates Free est own equip, satls guar tub el'ICI. etc And Yes Cati Joh" 722-9707 Your 646-1633 before 8. af1er 4 Jesus Is Lord 833-1402 f•EES Servtce Directory n "sri•• --Repreeentative Home & Office cleaning by FENCES-GATES Tree trim Toppedtremoved Clea"· ••2.••21 1-A, •OI JODI Please call for free Dump runs C M IN B up, n-lawlll 751-3476 • •• •• • estimate 642-67"6 JI Whyt 6'12 7206 · - ¢I'THING INlERIORS HANGING/STRIPPING VISA-MC 673· 1512 i--------•I I area. m 8 ' • TreetTrlm/Cleallup compl Housecleaning 14 yrs exp •GEN HOME REPAIRS gardening Competitive retlable, reas, free est. own Paint. Drywall Carpentry prices Chuck 642-2873 ANDYS WALLCOVERING fil~?f.jnr~'i1~~;1 1rans Piila 6"S-9866 Delta etc Gary 6"5·5277 PTL lllataltatlon & Removal AllO Int/Ext Painting QUALITY WORK HANDVMAN LARGE and MHtlrJ Int painting 548-4013 Llc•288597 631-9295 Reas Rates Honestlrera small 1 DO IT ALLI •Block walls. brickwork. Expen Wallcoverlllg In- MODERN ACOUSTICS Call Janet E1857-9057 531-5579 Pat or Ive msg concrete Comp patios stalletions Reas Consult- NEW & OLD CEILINGS RESID'L/COMMEACIAL YOU BUY • I INSTALL 15 yrs exper 646-4834 ant Asslgnmt 581·8590 SPRAYED 527-2589 tree est Elsa. 646-3254 Garage openers. Olspos-*IRICIWORI * 0 MUI 'El llfTE" ElCquiiiie Acoustics Re· Sonia 722-8055 als Lt Elec Cebmets EST 675·3175 REFS DEPENDABLE QUALITY spray.cS or remove Ory-Ctitflelm Closets WL 548-6494 I vvorkmanst11p 642-6813 wait Repairs 847-790 t ....... ,11.htllltl·ll•• ... I H 1. I CHTll llAITELS Platier/Drywall ,... 63 • 11 Ill tor fireplaces 539-03<15 I !11~111 Comm/restd 1-2345 L f HAULING • MOVING Masonry work Gen clean Int /Ext patch plastering, Parking Area Repairs & B.I WILSON & SONS Garage & Yard Clnups I ups tree trim removal custom te•turlng, quality Resurfecln~ • Rooting & Rm. Add Remodel Kite. Jon 6"15·8192 gua~'d Stevll a35_4633 work Problems-No Prob- Wat«proo ng• 831·•199 Bath. Tile. •357487 Ins. HAULING . CLEAN-UP !STUCCO MASONRY-TILE temal •32686"1 554-7831 Atphatt-repalr-prktng !Oil 30 yrs exp. 6"6-l 740 Yard, garage. trash, mlec No Job to small All t STUCCO Int/ext restuccoa apt. comple•·heavy roller ROLLS CONSTRUCTION Lawn MN hedge trtma Free est Lie 631_Yf;:5 additions-houses 35yr exp Joe 645-4269 7am-9pm New Const /Remodetlng. * 545-0735 • 313850 tree est 59µ992 ladanl men-Llc8468594 Ins 552-0428 Hauling. Moving. Clean· Mmat Pl·•~ill C tr t • I up• 7 Daya. Lowea1 rates I -.....,...__. _ _. ___ _ A.cu1T~ Word Process-HI ·~ lll c.11 Barry. 722-6673 *l• 1 ltY111* 24 llf D • lll· 1110 Ing. We do manutcrlpts, I laaWiat vl Cl CLEAN & EXPERT •Good jobs done right• m8lllng lttt, etc 79s-3330 RAYNER c~~~!_~o. 'I ~:~11~~: l~~-;.. 8;8; -~~r:~: e•~~ I WEEKEND PLUMBING. SuS>«IOf Office~ Remodel·Ael"' ....,.,. .. m Call Barry, 722-3673 ' _ No ovenlmel Cntt anY1tme lor alt your typing needs lnt'd fr .. •t. 6"&-5049 ••ABC MOVING•• Wtter heaters In· itlon . We now have openings for mature adults to supervise newspaper sales crews. Responsibilities will include hiring, training, and motivating teens in obtaining new cus- tomers for one of the area's leading newspapers. For an excellent opportunity and earnings of $500-700 per wk, Call TC Ask for Ron 642-4333 MOTOR ROUTE 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 Marie 497·2871 ATC Commercial Drywall Btall~, lta•ty Quick & Careful T 138046 stallec:Hrom $52 646-8712 CaW•••• -Specta1t1tng In Comm't Fltan• LO RATES 552--0410 DRAINS CLEAR From si s :·············· •••••••• ·-: kiTCHENS etc cX§f r• ;~~-8:;r·1 Fz;i83:~ DANCE LESSONS Social STUYIH OILLllE Fauoets.·Olapoul, Heater, ·: p RT Tl J.M.9 E :· 1urf.ctng(compare1 Home Nightclub Ballroom Latin ITIHm •vt• oe. 851•9604 M&~ 72#.>·9066 1.•• remodeling. tic 642-1777 •ROOM ADDITIONS• 7 L..aoni $20 8S0.:3048 Orange Co Qrlginal Eit.pert SetVlce & Aeoalr C -'*REMODELING• Stud81'1t Mo~ lntured 32 yrs exp Resld'llComm • TE LE P ff 0 . E • llJHtry ST.LIC 428477 969·2194 leati at I Ct11llfl uc T124-436 641-8427 Uc •409035 96"1·8919 • -' " : E;tp;rt &pen1ry §:vie; a... tl --'en _ -I NEWWar11houMStOfage ' • S 4l I ES • ~lr-Rernod'l-Addtllon• -•n I m H ltr II• lH· 1110 ----'Drains CINred or repetred : .. t'A -' "' • Doors-etc 548-4980 RObSEJPET siffiNG In •H ti d I ht• llYll·••• All plumblflV repairs. Low • • . B/CM t oJlhon M ng oner g rat .. -raf1 POO 831-3167 --BU-1-LD_O_R REPAIR I N irea, on~ Caretul-C°"rteout·ChNp • I • wa111. ataJr1, door•. locks, term. •lnt·refa. 64 3083 Ian•• TIX By hr Tor pleoa 6'6-3665 l11H111 • ~ '1 rtt \"' \ 1111 '"1 rrt • ra111ng1. moldtnga a trim 11 FRANK U GssELJJXiJ 9F\"'o"'o•f1.-l'l;"d-r-ec-o-v-e-,-,-e. • • '4781C>e Don 964-5949 'Entry I Fr;;;c;J; ooo;, Your nome or my office l•lli•t Stmc• pa1r1. hot tar 111e. rock. : \t I H \11 t • \ 1 \In 11 t r 1 : CABINETS & CARPEN-, By Norman The Doorm•n Sr. Cit. Rat•. 646-7628 Care for .. a;,y In llettnH wood. tree eat 750-6S86 •• ., rn I \II I' \I "'a I 11 r d •• ' : TRY Smalt jOt>I, r1palrs Oak 6 Fir 857·000R .. ._.a1 prlvatt home Hom• cootl BEST ROOF REPAIR It .. •llmat ... 64$-2003 iCtltcal -lu-ull meets Kattly 540-410t CAN BEAT ANY BID BY • • Ooor1-moldl •bay win· a tot p A!!'A\f wRifiNG. me f'.OR YOUR 50% 722-7517 • : ~ \f t•ll1·11I IHt rl..111!~ • 1111 : do... com~te patios. PUllll IUmll ~.,!. 894~1~';>°' or PARENTS Privata l'lome TU-.--•. dilt••ll.. ..ti.tr, 1,111.. , 11111 •. ltddltlont, ~ty WOJk Qulllltywortl. fr••1 N 8 Merilyn 640-7020/E --------#417448 Paul 54-8460 •425513 968-7401 .... ~~,.,. • l 11-EXPERTTlilng.-41116' • llll ..... tllll.. ~ • . . • • ... r~~Remodel-balh • • KITCHEN CABINET RESIO/COMM l/IND 26 m am •. tl FINI! PXMTIAG By Rldi kitchen c.it 122 9783 • • c.i1 tor ::=~!~2-ou 1 ~7~ ~Y ;::cr,2~1e ;;'~~1ngs ~ P<!: ::,!:. teLta <>;::ll Wlun Clt11&.1 : : Ooof .. AepaH-AH.,.etlont DON'S ELECTRIC ~~9 Thank-You• 9e3·•114 LLOYOS WlndowWastun~ : : CeblMt .. PtlMl-lOdea-etc 4H-9871 SeMoe call•. La........ RAINBOW PAINTINO ~ Slnvle story , .. l(fl • • Y'9 up. Jerry 642-0667 dryer oull•ll etc. bOfldeCS A Llncan Quality °"" Polley c M only lloyd 873· 72 U! • I • "1 11 •111•11111111 11 t • • ti I • •• nit . N!W/REPAIA Quality No IC c TREE stNVICl eso M-46 JEH lie 86&8 • I I I J • l l • ~==~~t9c~i. !Obi to emaJI. reeaonabte · 11 • I E • I I --· l --• ID patlot. pat • ,.,.. •1 lk'd 831-23-45 Toe>. trim, removal Ouallty A A A PAINTING Intl ,., For ClaUlf..O Ad • • etc No !Ob 100. email • ----HfVIC• Allordabl• LOW!STPoUllM~ ACTION •• , .. '"" ,, \ 111 1 H1111 ,. '" •• Aeea Mtdtey. &38-0653 flMiat Oy9./8'Y'89 63&-1698 10 Stec Service e62-32:l!\ Call• •BRICK & CONCR(f[ • Pf6d~f New A Old L"i'ndacaplng Sprtnll19ra DAN SAL Yl!R PAINTNO 0 1ll) Poot I • e 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 If '" .,. ••tkliHt5c •14 •••••• ' .. ,. ........ , WE WAllT YOU! .... ,,., ........... .,,. w ••• ..... , ..... h ..... .., ...... tt1'"4il11tu1 ....... ., ... ..... .,, ., .......... lltf.wM. c.a , ... ,, A•• fw T.C. (7 t4) 642-4111 rrmsun E.nthuslaltlc. FI T P n salea people needed '"' 11t1nl1 & active tpOrtP weer boutique at S.C. Plaza. Qualified eppll· cants w/rtlatad axper Call Robin 545-1~ IC1ah/ln1auuts 5521 !CASHIER: M/F, p..t f hlJrs F r1 6 Sat eves. Expar only 673-2971, 11em-2pm mTUS FIT hOSteu, day & nighll AP9'Y In perton at COCOI. 2131 Westdlff, Nwpt Bd'I NUllAID Must be OYer 1 e w onc night• S4 /Hr Plu e I Chalet, HB ~7 wumawamm Apply at PUFftNS ~ taurant 3050 Coaat Hwy CdM Ca.II LOUIS 6"0-1573 WAITRESS. DAVS Numero Uno Pinerll 18120 Brookhur11. F v 1Ge•n~ 5531 •BALBOA BAY CC08. Cterit T ypll1 FC>f bus, Pun::tl Dcpl. Ill accurate typing 45/Wpm f<>f P 0 Mull be de- 1alled/flg oriented. fut 10-kay end haa11y phooes HOUMfl\811 P ,. M ws. "lUlt ~k Env Spa Attendant Melntal" upkeep end m.int8"ance on meri • spa area_ pit pm 11\1fl For appt pleaH call 64~5000. ext s21 M lhN F 9'-4pm AFTER SCHOOL JOBS EARN dY PRIZES TRPS ..... ........ MILT PUT ........ ,. It you ... toc*lng tot P1rl JOelA<Sl"O money °' 1111• to oo pt.,. like Magic Mountain. f(nott1 e.rry Farm or WWI Prine end Awatda. C.iJ U1 nowl We have ..,. .. oe>enlnOI In C M . H 8 or t V 842~ ~10£F!M ln _.... t....,_ In wt\lc;l\r f1T\A Fr .... , Good ral• $1w ood,Cfla1n 11n1t. p•"·, 'oo CIHn·uP• 20ytlln Lie •425924 AO·VISOR : \.~ f.11 I~ II \\ 1111.1111.. : ~~~-~-o_c_4_9_7_-7_3_~_T_~-~~~-~·-'-Q~,~~~·~ __ 1_1_a __ ~_•_• __ ,_o_n~w_&_45_~_,,_, __ c_~_1•_"~~-'_m_•_~ __ 20_t: _____ e_~_~_,_e __ ~••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------------••l l3001mo n..-ntl 14~ .. f • ~ ' \ • . t \ ' 'i i ' " ' .. . 1 "' \ ... Or1nge Coul DAILY PILOT/ Frld1y, February 21, 1886 j &l ISJO FaraJter1 Mlt htt te Yn IOU '"'' 1N11 7012Aato1 1arr1t4 1100 A1tt1 l•rrtt4 Mt.IC !«>TICE f'tllllC NOTICE Ml.IC ll>T1CE Mtt &I-....... ., u ta · o a • bO&;fman, 61k. 2 yra 31 s.den Sponlltt't«. lwn 1 BMW /8 3~. •IC, new TIYITI '12 Ill Oood b-. ..iery • comm matching Ghalre. HOO. Female Cf~ • .,,.~ Chry.i.t vea. d'* cntrlt tlrH, exc hi "" cir L""" bed, 5 •P<I digital Orange Cout Security at WhlrlPQOI waa'* 1100 lo OOod l\otM 962-2650 F' 18, tabl SERIOUS I $4900 849-2754 ;~;, rlh NOTICI Of "'11 NOTICI Ofl TJtUITtre IAU NOT\CI Ofl TilU•TO'I IAU t.._, No. CARNrf n.UITll'I tAU l-No. C<NtONA 582-7233 ~t•= ~; ~ ~ Jhtflry/Fan/Alt $14.900 848-9003 Ilic• 202~781 .... 11•H1 1abte and BrHklront 1025 U 'x12 Fully equipt. xlnt llTSll 1210 '11 (Slk• 4221) 5 •. d .,._,,, 5 691 Auto air radio lllll Some •xi> pr11l'd M/F -oo Wiii ~I rMton• con . ~n ........ , (LIC• 987 WOT! 8-Spm $8$0/mo Please able Otf9'$ 786-3818 ORANGE COUNTY Detroit eng PICO II long 1Stk,, 3965) cell Steve IOI intarvt-8 BLUE COUCH. with Ill I .UOTHtS Baacil Pier 838-5570 S2ltl 8am·Spm 24 I 700 I pattern/green IMfa S50 ... BERTRAM Ftybrldga 28 WITIMlllTIHIUT fuee<Ja~ ll'lru Saturday Private Country Club $4/HR 714/496 5767 IELIYHY lllYH Needed tor Peny Rentals Full-llme Good ~riving record req'd Start at S5tHr Cau 642 11110 lllHTIOHLP For CdM Beauty Salon 3 daya a week 675 5531 548·8207 llY. SILL • TUii Brlltol Cond· $48,bOO ' Fii. JJ.J•a Ir •1 Firm Owner 520-4899 DIN Table w/4 Chairs. COi· • .. IH & 2 and tabl ... ohalr Fealunng WMPQ(la of all S.U ltal1 70H S200 tor all 642-8826 aru SwOfda, coins. fine I --op11c• Gunsnitth on 0 -CAT 5 7 open clan THIODOH ROBINS FORD 2060 HAllOI IUVD COSTA MUA t14l 0010 Elec ad1u11 ti.d, twin Ktra I premises 0 c Fair-Catamaran EC91 cond l long, e)(lt cond $350 I ground, CM Enter 11 Muat sell $3000tobo 615-5977 or 548·4108 gate 5 ott Arlington 631-0822 ask tor Jim llTSI• Pl 1111 Glast top din rrn set w/ Ii r it ISLANDER 24 wl.45 It King cab. long b-Od stick. chrome trim w/malc brn Ct ara IH NPB Mooring S20K stereo. sharp chrs $350 OAO 860-9123 A ~·l~•.•at I047 j 805-962-8664 (Vlnit 14734) ,... _ _ (Stk 1t 42021 KING size bed Seare rop DR A S AN TB l . 1LIDO 14 xlnt cono with, IHI& ol the llne $135 Blutta 38>e601e34, aq 6 Ila. gd 1ra1lo1 S t200 obo Cell Newport Beach 120.1104 I cond S500 842·0440 I 786-6387 ORIVER-Crosa Country 1-- no eKp nee. Calif lie req ,large SOia hlda·l ·bed, Pttl a Aai•ab 5049 Sli,1/Docka/Stora1e THEODOll ROBINS ~=~~o~ ~•chis 163 I r:i:s~~~n .. ~~~,..!200 1'0ESPEAATELY seeking I 7022 1 __ owner or new hornet SO' Sllp Available for lllYEll·FLOIUl DlLIV, Must Sacrlttce-only 6-12 1 Found 2 ad()(abla male Power Yacht interested in PI T Perm•nent Newport mo' old' Beaut oak puppies at MacArlhur & chartanng 675-4704 e.acl't area 54!).7845 odrm $400, unused Redhllf 1112/86 One FORD 2060 HAllOI ILVD COSTA MESA 642 · 0010 DATSUN 78 210 B I YIUSWHH 1171 Ch1mpagne edition Conv . N1tw engine New clutch New paint New top NEW EVERYTHINGll Com - pletely raatored 17100 17 14)oi97-3210 pp VOLVO 111 IL 4 IOOll -.uto, air. loaded 16,000 miles Two year warranty reina1n1ng $14,200 (71•) 720-8114 •VW 69 Bug. rebll 1600 1 looks & runs like new $1850 obo &41-1777 VW 72 WAGON solatxl $350 oak deak black, one gray & block EASY ASSEMBLY WORK• S250 Ital brass w/glQS Need home with yard $600 00 per 100 din set $375-bar stools Call Janise 646-9389 eve 60 11 covered boat sltp ror sale Anacortes Wash $160,000 722-0732 am Im sterl!O new rad water pump & brks S 1799 obo 175 87371648-8886 Auto a11 Ilka new Must See $975 548-5808 DATSUN 80ZX 1982 blue soum coum VOLKSWAGEN Thank You for making us 7t-0Mt0-7 T.a.No.4172 ,....,.,_, T.I . No. UQIOI NOTIC[ T.I . No. I.Ml:* UNIT COOi U YOU AR! IN DEFAUU UNCT COOi U SFCURITY SAVINGS UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. SECURITY 8 AVINC MORTGAGE CORPOR· DATED APRIL 11 1979. UN· MORTGAGE CO RPO ATION u duty eppalnted LESS YOU TAKE ACTION ATION aa duly ~I Truetea u~ 11\e IOllOWlng TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· TruttM und« 11\e IOlowl dHGrllMld deed ol trull ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT ducrlbad d..0 ol Ir~ Will SELL AT PUBLIC A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU WILL SELL AT PUBL AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST NEED AN EXPLANATION AUCTION TO THE HIOHE! BIOOER FOR C ASH OF THE NATURE OF THE BIOOER FOR C AS ANO/OR THE CASHIERS PROCEEDING AGAINST ANO/OR THE CASHIEf OR CERTIFIED CHECKS YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· OR CERTIFIED CHf.Ct SPECIFIED IN CIVIL CODE TACT A LAW'fER. SPECIFIED IN CIVIi. 001 SECTION 2924h (p1y1ble 11 On Merch 14, 1989, 11 SECTION 2924h IPIYll>le tl'Ht time OI .. ,. In l1wful 9 16 AM . GATEWAY Iha rime ol .. ,. In lew money of tl'Ht Unll.O Stat81) MORTGAGE CORPOR-money ol the United Statt 1.11 right. lltl• end lnter"t ATION, 1 Celllornle corpc><-all right. title end lnt1n con~ to and now held atlon aa duly 1ppolnted conveyed to and now he by 11 under aald Deed oJ Tru1tee under and pureu1nt by It under '91d Deed Trutt In the propetty h8f'eln· to Oeed ol Trull recorded Truat In th• property heret 1tter dtlCrlbad April 30. 1979, H Inst. No. 111., dt terlbad' TAUS TOR LETA 0 37 140, In book 13124. Pao& TRUSTOR M ICHAE JOHNSON 1787, ol Ottlelal Record• In COAONA BENEFICIARY SECUR· the office ol the County Ra-BENEFICIARY SECUI ITV S.4\llNGS ANO LOAN corder ol Orange County, ITY SAVINGS ANO LO,t ASSOCIATION State ol Catlfornla Executed ASSOCIATION RECORDED December by STEPHEN J Me NASH RECORDED Januarr 2 23 1982 .. lnetr No and NANCY B Mc NASH 1983 u lnetr No 83-0040C 82-451237 ol Official A.-Will SELL AT PUBLIC of Offielll Records In Iha C cord• In ,,,. off IOI of the Ra-AUCTION TO HIGHEST BID-li<i• ol lht Recorder OI c corder 01 Or111g9 County. I DEA FOR CASH or CUhter's 1nge County said deed of truet de-Cf\eck (pay1ble 11 time of said deed ol trual d 1Cr1bes the lotlowlng ult In lewful money of the terlbes the lollowtng PARCEL 1 A'N UN· United Stites) at the Iron! LOT 49 OF TRACT N• Guaranteed Payment No $75. solallovast $500 Experience No Sales oaktglass wall unit $350, Details sand sell-ad· col tbl set $450, eteg Fr dress ad s I amped Prov dtn rm sacr $ 1350. Lhaao Apso Puppies 73 23 Columbia on 40 AKC Champion reg d oft-shore NB moortng $250 7 wks old 73 t 8630 S 12.500 Fttm 673-8755 envelope ELAN VITAL All xlnt PP 543-4705 Miniature Schnauzer IOAT SLIPS AVAIL ·903, 34 t8 Enterprtse Rd tamale champion lines gray Moving East/must VW 74 i<ARMAN GHIA sell 646-6697 CONV Completely re- 11or8<1 S3995 $400 dn I FIA f 79 124 Spydar S 132 mo pp 826 776!1 stereo 5spd Ilka new U.S.A. AND TRYING HARDER OIVIOEO I/II INTEREST IN enlrane. to the old Orange 3500. IN THE CITY c AND TO LOT 1 OF TRACT County Counhoule. located COSTA MESA. COUNTY C NO I t480 IN THE CITY OF on Senti Ana Boulevard, t>e-ORANGE. STATE OF CAL COSTA MESA, AS PER IWMO Syeemore Street and FORNIA. AS PER M.- MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 8roadw1y, S1nca An1. Cell-THEREOF RECORDED I 492 PAGES 1 AND 2 OF lornl1 all right. lllle and BOOK 144 PAGES « AN MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, Interest eon..-.yed lo end 45. M ISCELLANEOU IN THE OFFICE OF THE now held by 11 under Ulld MAPS, IN THE OFFICE C COUNTY RECORDER OF 1 Deed ol Trust In Iha property THE COUNTY RECORDE ORANGE COUNTY alluated In sato County and OF SAID COUNTY OCEF New 4 piece llVlng room • De Anzil Bayside Village Ft Pierce FL 33482 581 Earthtones ell 5285 $300 CALL 548·0757 300 E Coast Hwy N 0 llHTHS/CASNIH 542-0007 fllaaiul IHtra•tafl 873-1:131 Mon Fri 9-4pm With grow1h company FIT Sola and Loveseat With 6055 KITE WITH BALBO A Looking lor 118althy attr· loose cushions. $385 ISLAND SHORE MOOR· active personable young 17 14) 952-4254 ,Flute De Ford 2 moulh pcs ING 673-4648 gal ( 18 ·)who like& tease xlnt cond $145 ~& ettj()yS·ehetle.-SOfA-CUSTOM 9' DOWN Allo Sax Conn wl case xlnl SIDE TIES AVAILABLE METRO CAR WASH tapestry, 8 zipper pillows cond S195 646-7909 25 -36 Non-live aboard 2950 HARBOR BL c M loolls well with aoy.dec.or ,,. A O Sailboats only 673'"'6606 ' $160.673-73 11 aaatl fJHI SLIPSAVAIL25&3011 HOUSE CLEANfRS 6059 •5 SOLID oak Otntng set . . I 3333 w COAST HWY " /HR • mileage PIT or Large table and 6 cha1r11 CHICKERING Console f Newpon Bch 9-5 Mon-Ftt FIT 722-9659 MAKE-UP ARTIST w/hc needed for busy COM salon F T 675-553 t Par1·11ma evemngs WAllAIAIE SOIE IOllEY A11en11on Homemakers moonltghters colle9e students & h1Qh school seniors' Telemark1H11 g ltrm is look 1ng lor energel•C •nd1v1dua1s to conduct a market ng surve'f for a local new· paper NO SELLING' Only requirement •S a pleasan1 retepnone voice Hours Mon-Frt 5 30·9 00 Sat 9am-1pm S4 hr S86 per week 10 start Sn11re in 1:1ar1nersh1p profits after 1s1 w1< Im· mediate openings for rne r19ht Pt'OPle Casual at- ,.,~ pleasan1 wor~ ng cono11tons managemen1 ':lpportun111e<, For inter view call Ma• / Gran1 al 642 4333 bwtn 9am-3pm M F cir 642 'ib78 alter 6pm M F Call today c;1;irt tomurrow PART T ME GM!lrBI Re pa1rs 6 Ma1n1 ~f'r111c.4'~ needed Prell'r Semi Re !•red or 1cn.ow1edgl'at.lt> person 499 1460 P T SILES ASSISTAMT Need energei.c; per<ion "' US!SI Secur ly BrO~l'r• w1lh direct ma1 markl'I· 1ng & compu111r E.cper req Wordstar ~811merge Fte .. hour!> 10 hOur'i m1r> Call M Kameiy 955 6062 SERVICE STATIOM stand Satps Castw'lt F r or PT Salarv ~r"""'I beneliis .Ar•u, / 90 Newport 81v'1 • M Shi1111i111 Reeve. Clerk General warenovsr-<>•i>rir preterri>d ')4 'i 'i ·'I fELEPHONF <,Q 1(.•TOA Pl TJ V'\'PO rr wtmatch1ng butfal. For Ivory keys, Louis XV Exl •. a pp o 1n 1 men t c a 11 cond $1350, 631 -3375 Nile. Trantport•hOD 673-5979 OLD UPRIGHT PIANO TOP QUA LITY Low Plays well Conv player prices Bdrm living $350 962-5758 Cathy antique d1n1ng and more c_all 646-3!1_79 for 8.Q.01_ srrtia1 Goo41 6065 Mi1ctllaana1 6015 MARCY HOME GYM t. rf N Swap meeters Body Build&< 2000 like 1000. cstm car Jackets n4'W gave $575 lake 536·96001536-0238 att 6 S 175 640-2400 BOAT & Fishing equip. TV, SterH, Eleetroaic1 l•ght1ng chair dock 6010 wheels teak e1ec1romc -s~O"'N•y-1•1-c~o"'L"'!O"'R-T""v!"'9 bo• Sat-Sun 9•4Pm Good condition S 125 1846 Kinglet Ct CM CALL 646-7909 D•n rm tbl w/2 18 lvs new pads 2 host & 6 side chrs w1go10 vel uphols Glass lrOnl Chtn& cab wttnl hl~s 2 coll Ibis 4 end I. 101s & ott1ce turn Apple 1nan1rrtatioa SONY TV 40 screen encl m wh11e cab /remote con trol $700 ObO 640-0388 E Computer w/2 disc dttves & pnnter 962-9832 eves OWNER moving East !Power loth 7012 An.c.1ous 10 sell llvlng din-19· Retnell tanoem trlr. .ng and b edroom as 1s$2250 642-1136 lurniture and appliances 858 w 18th St C M 646"6697 27 Ft 8.1 CENTURY 7000 YACHT CLUB E><press. Twin Merc-470. MEMBERSHIP FOR SALE lull galley head wlshwr 644-5273 hot waler stereo w/spks CaaerH I depth gauge, VHF sip 6. show rm quality S27 000 £5ai1aeat 6016 Eve or wknd 854 2194 i:.AMEAAS movie cam·, Mon-Fn 851-2350 era slide equipment & 37 f1 EGG HARBOR F B misc Make olr 673-6iµ5 Sedan Cruiser 63 T 13 18 Zeiss Ikon SLR came<a w/ Crysler Cruisers 10 6 5 2 xtra lenses, nr nu cond Onan Loran VHF ADF ,. cases S225 646-7909 A/P Radar sounoer sentry C J2 m-wave CoaJalen 6011 slam room S "ep winch H C w et~, IBM 2561<' • printer • $30 ooo furniture ·' 538-9600 or Call 2131595-652 1 alt 6 536-0238 ._ ~ DO A LITTLE (a~lAtt, : ~ BUSINESS IN YOUR SALE ~ • ...... . ~WN HOME -....~ r .. :-· . (, .. r j -~-:.'I -·-, , .· .. .,,,,.. .. 'l ·." .• . . .-<· j '7 GAllAGE SAU ADS NOW CLASSlfllD aY CITY! SH IHOW Caa~u 8014 12' 7 avel l ratler atn1 cond crptd Ready to go• $995 Or Oller 548-2517 MOLlllY RAllLER 30 It lmperral Motor Home like new c;ond Has 11 all and only 20 000 one owner miles 6 5 gen era1or 2. r.oot airs 1op rack and Pod awnrng mtrcrowave oven Michelin ltres Mor Rtde hydraulic; leveling 1acks Sleeps 7 New one or dered Musi sell' (Ser 06000) Ask tor Die~ $39 995 Johnson & Son Linc Mere 540-5630 Motorcycles/ Scooters 8018 SUZUKI GN '82 under 2000 m1 ell c.ond S600tobo 966·9030 bto Le11ia1 9010 LOOllll& TO LEASE I Chrysler PROHCn C.11 llew For HST PRICH HUNTINGTON BEACH CHRYSLER PL YMOU'H 842 ·063 I 'i40· ') 164 4 Whel Drive/ Jeeps 9030 HW 1HJEEP CNHHEE II CO'l"es wllh buc.~el SPa•-, and ,ael1a1 t res <Ser 543711Stk t4621 SHH OR.ANGE' C0.4ST Jeer R"'r " ,1• 2524 Hart>U• ( QSI 'l MP<.11 Ut-1023 Track a 9035 FORD ~. TOM '14 Rane.her landC\caper~ dream 9 ft stake Ualbetl Only 6000 m• Auto VII PB PS A mu.,, sel'' Nee car $2350 546-5806 Aatoa Doa11l ic 9300 etc amllm stereo ca88 HONDA 82 Accord 4 dr •• etec snrf $6500 850-9123 8 HONDA 84 CRX I 5 red, SIM PL y THE'BEST new paint. Sony am/Im 1 Sales . Service Leasing cass. alarm Xlnt cond EUROPEAN DELIVERY $6600 OBO 731·3569 Ev 1540 JAMBOREE RD MAZD A ·11 RX2, new brks l NEWPORT BEACH & clutch good cond Adjacent to Fashion Island $695 obo 786-5746 640-6444 MAZDA 80 RX7 Limited Edition Xlnt cond all ex lras $4600 obo 495.4935 WE SPlOIJLIZl 11 IERCHH IEIZ All M1h1 l1tl lttl1l1 1988 420 SEL 66 lease payments a1 $525.87 Per mo II• Total Siert up co!it $4068 05 Total of payments $36 96j 30 tSer.:: 2058841 1986 190E fiO tease paymenls at $298 .74 Per mo ra.ic Total SIMI up C.061 $2162 16 T ota1 of payments $19 089 60 tSer:: 1607721 ASI FOR Jiii JR. 11'/111-4MI *CAD '85 380 SL* Red Pai lfke new lciw m1 oa1 01 F ac 1ory Warr lea.,.. .r tioy tor $3'1 995 1-, -,, S 111 5IOL~ fl) 'r JSP !rcim1 0219091 JIM SLEMOltS IMPORTS t 1r11 Oua1I <;1 N A 83.I q300 OPFL 74 Must Sell' E•c.ellE>nl Cono $8501000 964-3490 HIOl lllHL '11 ~uto air . cassette 2dr wire covers (Uca 1BWU0351 (Stk11 4129) ..... THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2000 HAHOa llVD. 'COSTA MESA 60 0010 BUICK 74 CENTURY Good transp car $800 548-700 1 or 546-9054 BUICK 80 Skylark L TO 4- cyl tow mt l owner 1 S2900 650-7456 CAD 77 Coupe de Ville Yellow wiyellow leather '"" Cabnolet root lull pwr •Int cond $3550 756 8175 01 557-9887 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of late model low mileage Cadillacs 1n Orange County• See us 1oday1 540-9100 2600 Harbor Blvo COSTA MESA CUILUC 'U SHH-DE-VILLE I.added QOod paint miles lltC 0LU8321 tStk • 36481 SUH THEODORE ROBINS · FORD low l060 HAllOI llYD. COSTA MISA 64l · 0010 ,AOILL AC 8 t <)eden Sev lie d•esel therry cond bought another will let gr below wholesale' 759-8046 or 760-5090 WE IUY ILL MHH USED CARS & TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR 4pm 'pn> ,.,ol , .. .,_ ,,,,,. , $4 '.)0 nr t,,4( hl!<I T I IJQ"ll ~I U(. A.l <, 120539831 $qg9~ r;:::::::::::::::::::;~ Jonnson & c;,,,, L 1nr MPrc. FRH APPRAISAL DeLILLO Bau... c N 612 AgPnl' lori~ '"'l lr1r .,POPI" Olla tla 4 1-worlt • • / c:,.,m Penilllala 6107 --------- merc..a1., • ,, 'I Co Sat & Sun Feb n 23 Van• 9040 6-02• P,l" 14 , E.•t \ IJ :::.omplel~ '.lBr Apl Must 9·4pm 2552 Fairway Or !!''l!'l!"'l!"!"'...,._~...--- )"11 Evertyn1ng Queen sz Furn clothing misc DODGE VAN 77 Ma•• 540-5630 CHICK IVERSON • l'llH._l Ill CNlVllOUT 1821 t BEACH BLVD HUNTING TON BEACH 147-1017;541-3331 TO BE #1 • SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING LARGEST INVENTORY ON rHE WEST COAST EXCEPTING THERE Stete OMCrlbad as THEREFROM All 0 11 FROM THE FOlLOWINO Lot 9 ol Tr11<=t 712, In 1ht OAS, MINERALS AN IA) UNlfS LU1 THROUGH City ol Coate Mesa, 81 per OTHER HYDROCARBON: LU8. AS SHOWN UPON 'T'&p recorded In BOOk 27. BELOW A DEPTH OF 5C THE CONDOMINIUM PLAN Page 38, Mll Ctll1neous FEET. WITHOUT TH RECOAOEDAPRIL 15, 1982 Mape, In 11\e offle:e of the R~GHT OF SURFAC AS INSTRUMENT NO County Recorder ol Hid ENTRY. AS RESERVED I 82-13 1038, OF OFFICIAL County. INSTRUMENTS OF R( RECORDS OF SAID COUN· The ttrtet 1ddrt11 and CORD TY other common detlgnlllon. YOU ARE IN DEFAUL (Bl THE EXCLUSIVE II eny, ol the reel property UNDER A DEED OF TRUS RIGHTTO POSSESSIONOF ducrlbed above IS DATED t/17183. UNLES ALL THOSE AREAS DESIO· purported 10 t>e· 256 Esther YOU TAKE ACTION T NA TED AS BALCONIES Street, Costa MH4. Call· PROTECT YOUR PROF AND YARDS AS SHOWN lornle 92826 ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO A £VERY MODEL & COLOR UPON THE CONDOMINIUM The undersigned Trustee A PUBLIC SALE. IF YO PLAN ABOVE REFERRED dl1tl1lm1 any llablllty tor 1ny NEED AN OP LANA TIO TO 1 •ncorrectnees or ll'Ht street OF THE NATURE OF TH CALL TODAY (71•) 842-2000 SOUTH coum ISUZU "WI Will NOT ll UNDERSOLD" WE HAVE 4x4 TROOPERS 20 O f Them All COLORS All NEW '86 1suiu P /II' Clj)d IUMllllSUon powtt ~( br.-u $1.11 iport -.on Jnd ., •fandJtd l•rlori ~ cs.r • 7)1114) PARCEL 2 UNIT LU6 AS lddresa and other common PROCEEDING AGAINS SHOWN UPON THE CON· dealgn111on, II eny, ehown YOU, YOU SHOULD COf'o DOMINIUM PLAN ABOVE herein TACT A LAWYER REFERRED TO Said sale wlll be made, but 751 OLYMPIC AVENUI without covenant or war-COSTA MESA CA PARCEL 3 THE EX-,t1n1y Hpreuor Implied. re-"(II a street lddred c CLUSIVE RIGHT TO POS-girding title, poasessfon ex common designation c SESSION ANO OCCUPAN· encumbrencea. to pay the lpr(>peny IS al'lown above. n CV OF THOSE PORTIONS rem1lnlng pr1ne1p1I sum ol warranty IS given 81 to 11 OF LOT I DESCRIBED IN Ille notes MCUred by said conipltteneu or eorrecr PARCEL 1 ABOVE. DESIO· Deed ol Trust, with tntt<est nau).. Thi ben11tclar NA TED AS Y8 APPURTE· 1 lhereon. 81 provided In said under Hid Deed ol Trust, b NANT TO PARCELS I AND notes. adv1neH , II 1ny, rtUOr1 ol a brHGh or dalau 2 ABOVE DESCRIBED unoer Iha terms or M id Deed In lhl Obtlg1Uon1 MCUre YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ol Trull f-. eherges and thereby, heretofore •• UNDER A DEED OF TRUST expenM1 of the Trustee end acute<! end delivered to th DATED 12/ t6182 UNLESS IOI Iha trusts creeled by said undersigned 1 wrltteo Dec YOU TAKE ACTION TO Deed ol Trust • II.ration ol Del1ult end De PROTECT YOUR PROP· I The total amount of tne mano ror Salt, and wrltt• EATY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT unpaid balance Ol Iha Obll· notlceol oreacnandoletec A PUBLIC SALE tF YOU geuon MC)Ured by the prop-lion 10 cauae Iha under NEED AN OPLANATION erry 10 be eotd ano reason-slgneo to sell seld propen OF THE NATURE OF THE able estimated coats. ex-to aellsly said obllgatlont PROCEEDING AO.AINS T penMS end advances at the end lherearter the under YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-lime ol the lnlllal publlGatlon signed cauMd said notice c TACT A LAWYER ol the Notlea ol Sale I• breach end of electlon to t>o S74,490 28 recorded Octob8' 28, 198 183 MONTE VISTA ,,a, The beneflclary under Hid IS 1n91r No 85-414477 c COSTA MESA, CA Deed of Trust heretofore ex· Offlciel Racorda In the offlo (If a street address or ecut.a and Oellvered to tne ol Che Recorder ol 0r•"9' common dt1lgnallon ol under11gned a written Dee· County property Is shown above, no 111111<>1'1 ol Deflult end De-Said Sale will be mlde bu warranty is given as lo '" mend for Sale, ano 1 written without oovenent or ;.,,r comp~teneu or correct· Daclarellon of Deleult and ranty, ex.press or lmptled, re ness) The benelletary Derriand tor S11t, and 1 writ· gardlng lltle poaseulorl, o under"'" Deec:I of Truat by ten Notice of Def1u1t end eneumbrenoea to pay th• reason ol • breach or default Electlon to Sall The under· remaJnlng prlndp11 sum o tn lhe Obliglllont MCured Signed ce\IMd llld Notice ol the note(•) MCVred by Mk lhereoy. heretorore 111• Default and Election to Sell deed of Trvst with Intern acuttd end delfver.O to the to o. recorded In the county as In saJO note provtded ad undlfllgned • written Dec· wne<e the rMI property Is vencea 1t any under' th< erauon of Del1u1t and De-located terms ol said 0:..0 01 trutt mind lor Seit, end written I Date February 8 t986 lees. charges. and I XP9f!MI notice of breech end ol alee· OAnWAY MO,.TOAOE ol the Trvstee •nd. of Ill< 11on 10 eauM the under· CO,.POl'ATION, IOO North trusts created by said Oetc signed to sell SllO property Brend, Otencs•. CINfomla of Trust 10 S811Sly Slid Obllgattons. 11203, 111·1Sf..7100 E•t. Said salt will be helO on ano thereafter the under· 2510 By Edna 0. Kabbel Frldey Merdl 7, t986, e Signed eeultd said notlee 01 Publlshed Orange Coast 1 30 pm In the lobby to 1114 b•eaeh and 01 eiecuon to De10111y Piiot February 21, 28. oulldlng locateo at 60 racordt<! October 28, 1!1851Merch 7, 1986 South Lewis Street. Ot1nge as Instr No 85-4 14468 oq F-863 Calllomla 92668 Oll1cial Racorda 1n thil otfleel , At the ume of the lnltla QI tne Rec.order of Orangel PtJJLIC NOTICE publlcetlOn of lhll notice Counly, 1 the total amount ol the un· Slid Hit will be made. but FICTITIOUS 9UllNEl8 pajd balance of the obll· wtthou1 covenant or war-NAME ITATEMl!NT gallon sacvred by the above ranty upressor Implied, tt·1 The following persona ara described deed ol trull anc gardlng 11118, posseu1on, or doing business as eatlmated costs tltpenses eneumbr1nde1, to pey the PAC IF IC WA ECKER a n d a o v 9 ~ c e 1 1 • remaining pr1nc1pal sum ol SALES INC . Celllorrila s114889 75 • Iha note(s) secured by said 1 corp 955 Well 18th Street. 11 is possible rhll 111 the oeeo of Trust. wllh lnt8feat Costa Mesa. Call! 92627 time of sale the opening bla as in said nota provided ad-Gordon Wayne Miiier mey bt less than the 1018 vances If any. under lhe t 100 Grove Lane, N-por1 indebtlldnest due •9or9 per mo. terms of 1110 Deed 01 trutt.1 Beach. Cell! 92660 11 ev1tlabl• the expectea • fees chergts, end axpen-This business Is eon-opening btd • mey be Ob-• tax ot the Trustee and of the ducted by a corporallon lllned by calling the lotlow· vi taro washer'dryer Van E•et c:onrJ 'low m1 "'' g i-1ng sz bd comp1 Foaataill new 11ra!> rp1.,11 $4400 • !c" 'l'ms Sal Sun take S2750 ll•O 140(' \I flf 1111~111>111 tl11~t t ._1 IJu<11ht\ '"I•' /4 ""f\U ... lor '° """ ':11S<clown Clowd end ~fu~~:aareo by said Deed I ~h: ~~1::;,:~~a-:''me0 Ing ltlaphone numb8's on CHEVY 82 Monte Carlo lust "69S tot• of Plfll'f'lll Oii Sato sale wtll Ile halo on with !he County Clerk of Or· ~~~~'~lore the salt (415 Supr11m., 20r 1ode grn w ood crtill Frtdey Mercn 7, 1986 11 enoe County on January 23 "'-i-.. Jen ery 31 198,. i~o~ "" Ba}' -B Ott Valley 6134 B.-1t.oa Blvd a1 Hlth Sr Fn day Sare 9 3 18343 Anli.aes, Santa Joanana IMaqnoha Clanin 9045 CHICK IVERSON 1 v'=>•• pee;~,...,~ 1lr /lo ;:>I<• l'\'1f I !.l • •• ... {;,,, .. ,,. .... . ""' • r.' dr.rt ... ,,, ,...~ tf " , .. , UJ1Jr iq.,q '' 11 l.I ; Al F,4' ~ 1, I .1 * NrJ'll tr Employment Wanted 5535 L 111!1 1r• N Jllr>IN·, CA Rf ""OMPJ\NllJN 1P3r~ elfp l'!pl ' » d • 1 Mc;,.ng Sale Furn a trig & c.011ec11blas See ,, Sat a 5un 9-3 '.l 14 Coronado 11 Baiooa Bl 675-:>737 & Talbert! Jf'wfo.lfy oooks collectlbles t004s race car bed lots ol misc Corou del Mar 612l Haal. Rar~ar 6142 i!4 Yellow Leer Campe GARAGE SALE• Furn & V <Jll wlcarpe1 1111 gel misc Corner ol F'IC111da 4 .,1.ape $500 1 set J wall W1l1tams Sii 8 A M ''"'s wood gra·n ltn1sh ·~" • """ $500 Konica lrYiafl"' 6144 ~ c am er a au' O 6r-:F'~A~M"l'l~L~r~-M!"!'!!O!"!'L~H"'O!"!'M""'!'E ~"Cl zr>om w•Oe ang11> ACCESS, FURN l5omf' 'n.,, l"iarllty used \2':JO ant1Que1 delu1"! pie. """''"'"'! S.<-70 SE LllnO 1ure5 1am1:1o; SAT $1J!~ r nmara <1'11 Shape $100 8am-2pm al 7 LOOsburq tiinor1 JO-AF XL Direct Northwood Glen •,r,und 8mm movie cam- "" it S75 Phonemate 0 \210 Ans maGh S$0 SCM Electrass typewriter i50 Fanon radtc1~11e1 ~4' "i7"1. 1553 GARAGE SALE EXTRAVAGANZA• Feb 22 Sal 9 1 Over 100 Garage Sales call regard 1ng addresses dt•d map~ S52 t800 _M_er_c_ti•_n_d_is_e___ :Co;•;ta;M;;ea;a;;;;;6;12iii4 La aai Hills 6 • 601 O OCC SWAP IEET Juanita Hold s1a1e aies "ah5at1 Fr1-Sat·Sun 10-3pm ES¥ AT f <;a r-A nl ~ 1P\ f vl'ry Sunday Orange 24951 Grltfom Circle Qlf ctoc~, • ' ''" icnrrP' Cc.as I College Fa1rv1ew & Ahc1a Pkwy & Paseo De· nau11ca1 PhlQUI!'> sh•P' "' Adama Costa Mesa. Ad-Va1en<:111 Lg nm lull of bQl114$ .1"8" ~ral•n'l ""''"on & Parking FREE elegant lurntsh1ng'I Set Sun 'l 11~·"' Spaces $10 432-5880 F'rench s ide bo ard 1841\ Kon(l•A! r r r M wfltallan marble lg sec GoldPn 0 1~ '"'"'"r Art Studio Moving Sale ttonal sola round oak w ,.,,,,o, , n1 orirl s, <, l Art supphas & equip • Ible 25 Zenith color Iv i:;7r1 7440 r,r ti7' 4qrm 11rn retr1g a wtde vartaty Franch armorie temple ..,, items Saturday 8 30 braas rubl)lngs Hotpo1nt AJJliHctl 6011 135-0 Logan Harbor & retr1g marble top col I .Uy A,,Ll•ICES ea1o.er 557•6274 tabla, 1g antique mirrors. " collec.tlon of Collasone LES '1'>7 11 • J j Ea111te Sale Sal only 9amt I animals, and other Orlan· BUY RU~· ' 'r f<A r r)R!) Worvtnq m " 1 r H'll• paid l A tty f't4t., f()J7 KENMOR~ vv I ;4,,. (JUI ( P I us fl • " 1 t c. r1 n 11 SSQ01"1el f\41 ll 1'111 MOVING OE S1J11t" ~ "'"' w ro 220 ~ tr 0111 .. ~,. n!'IW $3'50 847 J tf1 t Wuhr t\ Or""'' S 145 .,a Fr~ S~OO St~v~ S1?') Otw.tir I 100 648 848 Faraitart 6014 I Ill FlllllTlllE LES 957 8 133 JTIPtllllll OHPITl, .. 11. 146 Melody Ln, E·side1 tal 11em1, Vtctorlan an Nwpt blwn 20th & Bay gl1111. etegant ony• top Sr Amf'lrl oak an1Q turn desk, crystal ch11ndeller, oe,ks c:Md s roll top game tbl 1extllft. qull111. dtt~lr tlfl11ny ll1mp. rock· much m1ac For into c111 1ng i:hr d'"' w/mlrr fine 838-811 11770-1368 1111wf'llry 1Q tpd blkas. 1 oesgnr Wedding gown. 9 l~rt ltac~ 'HI Moving Salel 3 F111mllffl iWCouch l 160 Portabr. F 1m1rure Dool(• 11ec o• & 11111 riar S7!S 'upphes & much morel 1 Etagare glass ahalvH Sii Cl 3 396 E 2 tst St S30 6 . 1 inch thick MOVING Sate• Anllquet 00111 & llthtng equip, •19n11ng Ghllr 5 apd • andam Schwcnn bike. p1rtur111 ~ pllQ\dt llot mac run ea draper1e1 beveled g lae1 colla• tabla pold laat bHe 1250 Bratt tarnp S 16 Many am1111tema $I-up Sat only 9-3prn 2227 H&athef Ln, 64fl 0306 1846 1<1ng111t Ct CM Barrell 15. 875-5100 61 Cor ~air G•eentiriar automa1tc 1ransm1ss1cin run, well IC>Ok '> QOC.1'1 S 2600 ·otter <7 141895-497 t 14S I C '"''' 11,. ~ '1.-11r. l)Ot I fifl'A( h 673-0900 bto1 t•rrted 9100 e::=====~ ALPHA Spider 1§ Con·1 PORSCHE 78 911 SC well tov&d and car11d tor Targa red wlblk lealh by • ".lwner like new rp 66K m1 ') 17 'iOO E •II r.010'\ ilv>111 7'i'l·O't09 <rmd Pfl 67 I 7:n!. AlJDI ''l '>O()QC, 11u1r1 P•lt H(JI I'; fif'N r ff 1960 <Jnd drk gr.ay $ '3300 S 'l vf<r / ''"" rr11lflaQP &6? 1681 01 67·1 li80fl t-1 P"'" •iwnPd lly SEPARATE EUROPUll DELIVERY DEPARTMENT McLAREN 'S BMW M F llfl 9 5 r, 1111 6 626 S Euc110 St runer1on CA. I 14-680 6300 ~13 691 6701 LARGE SELECTION OF NEW & USED BMW St LIHIUOMllW VOLUME SALES SERVICE & LEASING 3670 N Cherry A"" LONG BEACH No Cherry exll-4051 (714)1H-17IO Trade-Ins Welcomt> 0PEN SEVEN DAYS Be"''"', !amtly mP'1'1b~r S28K 11991>1 645 <n 7 4 SAAB 81 900 lurbo inter c:nol11d 5·~PO blk. 3 Cir IC18dAl.l' S8500 obo 650 6104 t'l l 2 <;UBARU 83 GL WAGON Roor ac;k stereo c.ass 1111 w r.eeis 36K mile~ S5875 548 5808 COii SUZUKI ~ . .......... 770-7001 n w Roclllleld Lllll ror•t. CA TOP SSS PAID For Pam~red Mercedes Benz -=~==i==-IMMllllTt CISM ..-Top Mercedes Pr1c.a Paid n1..-1111 fotW~1.~AM CLOllD~Ya CAIL PETER or RAY MOUH OF IMPlllTS 4111 llHOEIH 213 Or 7 14 63/ '331 TOYOTA THCll 'la THIODOH ROBINS FOIO 1()60 HAllOI l lYD COSTA MUA 641 0010 ' IQ)(,, Off Whltit $100 I 10• 12 SHIOem Gr~ '100 C.111 :'13 1660 Lt11eVfl m 'IQ9 m1n1 bl1ncs1 n1ut1Cal 11n-ELEC DAYER-Kenmore 11qua• Sat Sun 9 4pm I like n.-$95 Wl'liak9Y Set or1fy Furn loots (pwr MOVING ~htng go.el roYOTA 17 Cetrea ST atereo ca1n air ri•n• gr111t $1!00 5411·5808 !'land & garden) pleturas, ~ppttane.t aola. chair• !••• ... •••••~ 3 whl bllt& c611ee11bl&S, ltbl .. , clffn b.a rotl top BM W 76 2002 •uto Buy1no and aet11ng 11 • Ju"• c •II Ir.,,. It 11 '""" II I IO r.l1t••1ftf0d very old glau p~ dealt. •tagMe a mlK 1 n 001 new paint '583 S1nt11 Ana Avet1ue Fri 10.5 811..S"" 0-& u r rll· re11on1bl• p11ce that • off Det Mar 4201 Hilaria w•y NB built Irena gOOd cond wn11 c.111 1111ao •• all $3000 obo 55'7 1384 1 at>OU1 6•1·5678 _ l air stere<> pwr steer & t---~-------4 1 30 pm In tht lobby to tha 1986 vw """ u v wind S3500obo 673 68 t'I All NEW bulld1ng loceted a1 &o 1 F2MMI wc MM COUIAll 'l4 The bosses 'Jons car 1mmac;u1a111 c.ond1t1on 1n 6 ovt Must sell he s gone 1 awey to tQllege Brown metal1r TAX tires and wheAI' I tJ002951 $7995 Johnso11 & Son Linc Mere 540-5630 Wl WAIT YOUR CLlH USED 01111 5ee Veno dos Santos THEODOIE . ROBINS FORD 2060 HAHOI ftlYO COSTA MESA 642 0010 FORD 61 Falcon. auto ., oood cond ition $425 548-8207 l INCOLN CONTINENT AL 73 4-dr m1n1 cond new lira garoged sine& new. $1500 556-0026 illllUll Sii Ora•t• Ctaty'1 .U.it U.cel1lltrt11Y ... ,.,. ~1, &Jtta ,.. 41ullty. u lu, s.enkt, l leul11 1 21ZI Mlltllt It.~ Ctsll ltu SU-SUI ltllO. OHPI 'IS' 'U '85 f MAR" Soutn LtlWls Street Orange, Pubhshed Orange Coast SECURITY IAVINOI n C1lltorn1e 92688 Daily PU01 February 6 13 MORTQAQE CORPOR· A1 cond AM/FM. Slt1t0 Al the lime ol the lnit1at 20. 27 1986 ATION, ee IMd tnnt .. , I• w cm t41 llter"'i. lllled publleatlon ol thla notlGe TH-608 T.O. SERVICE COllPANY, oau elec remott mnoo. lhe 10111 •mount of the un· DllDI c NO agent,., IMrOll ... Alttaon, steel wheels <Ser ,. patd balanea ol tna Obll·I ruud TIC£ A .... tent a.emery, 1tl0 lo.4410 g111on secured by Iha 1bova N Caflfornle ll'Wd., Walnut 4 ) described dM<I ol trust end FICTITIOUS IUllNEIS C~eell. CA ~ (4151 eatlmeted coats. expen-NAW STATEMENT M4-I01S a n d 1 O v a n c e a I t The following paraon 15 Pubtlaned Orenge Co.et SI 17,037 36 dOtng buSlnesi 81 Delly Piiot February 14. 2 t '6996 fl IS possible that II lhe COMMUNITY DISTRIBU-28 1986 per mo. time of 9818 lht opening bid TION SYSTEMS. 220 A • F-858 t tu may be leaa than 1he total Knox St Costa Mesa. Cell! 1----------or '143 IOf 60 ITlOl 1!>9!> down CIMed end lene 18S20 lohl ol pu · mtnh. On llJlllOYld credit. ALL '86 TROOPER With rur s .. 1. AM/fM, tltc sltltO w/UU . !)OWtf ''"'" ilt. ind much. rnudl mCllt' Stf ir•l9411l '10,496 per Imo . + tu Of '181 I• 60 mo1 "'I down C.t tnd ltm '10,l60 lobl o PIJmtlll\, on w ond a tdt IMPULSE TURBO READY FOi DELIVERY 1noeo1e0nea1 dua 92658 11 evellabte. the expected B•mon Eoward Ressler, opening bid may be Ob· 220 A Knox St Cos1e Mesa. Cafll 92827 talned by calling tne tollow This business 19 con· Ing telephone numbers on thedayt>eloretht911t (<1 15) duetlld by en 1no1vldua1 945-6418 Barron E Reultr Dateo J1nuery 31 t986 Th11 atatament wea flied with the County Clerk ol Or- ange County on January 23, 1986 F218175 WC MM IECURITY I AVIHQI MORTQAQI CO .. lftO"· ATION, ee IMd Trvelee, lty T.0. IERVICE COWAN'/, Puollahed Orenge Coest Dally Piiot F abruary 6. 13 20 27 198& egenl, 1J lhMOll ,, AMleoft, _______ I_H-·600- A .... tlftt a.cretery, 1llO 81-C ...,..., C£ N. Catlfamlll at.d., Wetnut __ r_~_l_nu_I __ _ CtM61, CA MMt-Jm (411) ...... 8015 Publlahed Orange Cout Dalty Piiot February 14, 21 28, 1986 FICTmOUI IUIMll NAM& ITATOMNT Tiie lollowlng oeraon ta doing bualneaa H AOVANCE AUTO, 8252 F-857 Olfden Grove Blvd , Oerdtn Grove. Calli 92844 E1m1ell F Oaghlgh, 2037 t P\8.IC NOTICE Bluff Sida Circle BJC>e, Hunt· .T .. Tl......,NT ,.,,. 1ngton Beach C1lll 92846 .. -v.,. 'rhla buetnau la con· A•AHOOHMINT Of' UIE ducted by an lnd1Vfdu1I Of' 'ICTmOUI E1maell r Oeghlgh D N ES EATH OTIC HOWARD Lot1 ol power aqulpmtnl Low miles (IHJC357)11----------t H595 Johnson 6 Son line Mere 540 5630 IUllNIH NA.Ml Thi• etaltfl'ltnt wu lfled The lollowlng p1raon1 with the County Clefle ol Or· have ab1nooned the uM ol 1nga County on J1nu1ry 24, Eleanor Mae H<>ward. of Huntington Beach. age 69, passed away February 20, 1986 Survived by daugh- ter . Suza nne Shelman or Hunt- ington Beach. grand- children Stephanie Barnes of [rv1ne , Steven and Sandra Gonzaln of Hunt- ington Beach. Susan Connaley. 2 broth('rs, Charles Howard of Cleveland. Ohio, and Fred Howard of Col- umbus. Ohio Mem- onal services Satur- day. February 22. 11 A .M at Pierce Brothel'$ Bell Broed- wa y Chapel. Rev Bruc:e Kurle otficl8t· tng. Pierce Brothrrs Bell Broadwey Mortuary, Dtr«t.ors 642-9150 OLDS '73 CulllSS Salon. 1 ownr good tires, exit r.ond StOOO 646-7545 Ol OS 8 1 Cut1aa1 $1.1 preme Broughm c.rulae 1mtlm wire wt111 com p11ny ma1n1 13200 obo 759 130510 fl4S-513 I IE' SHOP AT HOME! Moke classified advertising the beat way to save time and gasl D1llJ Piiot 142-1171 PllWICI • Ulll AYAILAIU th• Flelllloua Bu11n111 lH6 ,_111 Name· 2020 POM ONA ...., APAIHMENTS 904 E Publlllled Oranoe Coast Bilbo• Blvd • Balboa, c e111 1 Deity Piiot F1bru1ry 7 14 02ae l 21. 28. 1986 F-811 The Fletttloue Buelneu Nlrna rtltrr.O to above was meet In Orang• County on Oclol>er 25, 1085, F269138 M'ary l M~. 2157 M1ram1t o'; 8111lt>ot, Celll 92HI Norm1n Moyer 21i1 Miramar Dr 811b08 Calif 92H1 $anOra l .. Et>an, 16542 Pro Circle, Hunllnglon Belch Calff 02'40 Shlrtay J L.lllel' 754 I 4th Plec.. Downey. Ctlll 90241 fh11 butllMM wla con- ducted by I general par1 netll'llp Thia etat8'1"81\t wet flied w.tl'l the Coun~ Cletli Of Or-= County on Jtnuery 17 Publlll\ad Orange Cout Dell; PllOt January 31, F'e1>- ru1,., 7, 14, 21 tH41 l'\ll.IC !«>TICE 'lCTIT10UI IUIMH N.--ITATIMltfT The lolloWfng l*IOl'I la r • 60lng bualneaa aa. PAOFESSIONAL eus1. Nl!SS INTERIOR, 17090 Slll"I lttuno •0 5, Fountain Vel· tey, CaJtl 02708 Merk Jalltay Tj1den, 17000 San Brvno •0-5, Foun1a1n Vllley, C.llf 8:1708 Tl'lll ou11na11 11 con. ducted ~ en lt'ldt~ rhf.' e1~'::.n1 ., .. n1ect ......._LA ... with lfla County Clet1I of Or .,_ OU¥I =County on Januery 27 MOl1Uety • C:.•41• 1 ""'" ,.:;::i .. Publlthed Orange Cotlat Coeta ...._ J Dally Piiot ,.. ..... ---S40-Sas. r 803j \.._~===::=:.. s ~~ 1g It 0 IT H IS 8 1E at ul I) 11 Id )I l• L '· 0 ,. r• ) F F I· p ... ) s F ~ T ) i, 0 E ~ ~ r r .. ~1Uii:iiiiiEr--r--Piiiii"'it:Mn;;::;::---r---::~~~--~--~~~~--...,..--..,....,~-.'!'~~...,.--------~--..... -----~~~~ ..... --~o~r~ange;:~c~ou;:~'~DA~f~l~Y;PILOT/Fttday,February21,1Ne Mt.JC *>TICE NM.IC NOTICE Nit.IC NOT)C[ I Pl8JC M)TlC( rtalC NOOOE Ml.IC NOTIC( P\&IC llOTIU NlJC ll)TICf IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ..-VINI UMWW0 ICHOOl ~ICT ,. .__. oe.trtot .. .,.. ..... Of • c....,.... ..-co~ 'ACIUTlll 018TRICT NO .... , A OflWtrtot,...... wt~ • • ~ ............. ... communltY ,......_ Act ot 1112, ... AU ,..fllON8°1NTUOTID IN THI MATTlfl Of' THI YALDTY 0. THI 'OMIATION CW COlmtilUMTY FACtLmH 01tTJUCT N0 ... 1, THIL&VY °' IPICIAL TAX•I THOE ... THI lllUANCI M '190,000,000 O' IONOI ntlAIOf', ANO ClflTAIN OTMI" ACTI ANO llATTl"a RILATINO TI4UITO ,.. AUTMONDD av THI •oA"D Off ' •DUCA TION Of' THI IRYINE UNl,_D ICHOOl Dt8TNCT, Tl41 OOYlRNINQ IOOY OF IAID COMMUNITY FACIUTIH DllTRtCT NO. -.1. Plalnlltft, Oetendant1. N0.47 ....... NOTIC9 OF Dn'ttY Off AIDQMDfT Of' VALIDAnoN To all pereone lntereated In the matter or the valldlty of 'he formation of Community Facllltlea District No. 86-1, the levy of a Special Tax therein, the laauanoe of $150,000.000 principal amount of lrvlne Unified School District, Community Facllltles District No. 88-1 Speclal Tax Bonda and certain other acts and matters •• auth0tl1ed by the Board of Education of Iha lrvlne Unified School District the governing body of &aid District and Community Facllltles Dlstrlc1 No 86-1 ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha,_on January 30, 1986. Judgment was rendered In the above entltted action In favOt of the plalntltfe establlsh(ng the validity of the formation ol Community Facllltlet Dlatrlc1 No. 86-1. the levy of the Special Tax therein, the lssuanoe of $150.000,000 prlnclpal amount ot said Bonda and certain other acts and matters and that said Judgment was flled and entered In the reo0<da of the Clerk of the Ora11ge County Superior Court on said date. DATED: January 31, 1986 RUTAN A TUCKM, Attomeya fot Plalntltt, 8y Stan Wofcott Published Orange Cout Dally Piiot January 31. February 7, 14, 21, 1986 ... T 4'111 Thll c;opy of "No«loe of NOT!CI CW I -llOTICI OP ..... ,et!M: 1 .... ,....,., T r .. I t ~. • • • • N.. o.tault llld Oectlon to Sell P\aJC HIAW . MOTa -~ ..., I I ,.............. Wt;,_O.. .... Un4W OMd of Trwt", the coos •........., 8UUCTtltJllPml "OTICI •• Hl"l•Y YA/"14 tJ'f ...... 71 llleterHHt or'lglnalol~--flledlor llO... ,..._ .... _.,., Olvt.111 .... e ..... '-'"I MOTJC9 Of t1 -_.. t'eOOfcl Ill the oftlOe Of lfle WIOIM U.O.C.t wW 11it Mid ~ lftil C.. TMl8TU'91A&.1 ~MfTNOTICI County Reoorctet or the NOTICE IS HUE•Y rOWHOM ITMAY ~ .... ~~ ....... YOU A,.E IN DEFAULT II' YOUlll P..OPt!A'TY IS IN Coun!Y lt9led ~. on OfVtN tM1 the Hl.ln""910ft CCAH· , 1• 11 f'.JO .-. er • UNO!,. A Dl!.CJ.0' TAUIT FORECL08Uf'£ BECAUSl ,_, T, tW, II delMlred to 11111Gt> ~ Comvl11' M NoClo9 II ._.., ..... IO ....... • .,_. OATEO 05102! .. UH\.£88 vou Allle UHi.NO IN YC>Yf' ~.the•* recorde Of ....... ~ '*""9 Ill the Crellillon °' llM'TON • In t~ Cwnd YOU TAK! ACTION TO PAv-..ons. Jl MAY Bl Mid ewnrv lndle4at• ~the Council a.na. .... OOOOiW'N end JOAfll 0 °' ~ ..... n PlllOTl.CTYOU PROPfA'TY, SOLO Wl'I' HOUT ANY ~.tn .,,..,_In ti. ttUlll Hu1mnQlOl'I 9MCfl CMc GOOOMA.N. TraneWora, '* OfM, C... ....._ .. tTMAYH80LDATAPU8-COURT ACTION, and Y01J ptOC*tY end WI tile~ CenW, 2000....., ...... wMN ........ ...._la ........_...,_ LIC SALi.. II' YOU MUD AH Mey MW the le9el rlghl to C109Ur• prQff9dln~· , ... KunUnetOfl IMoft, Call· , H O lllyllH Ten aoa. G89Al ~AMINO- EXPl..ANATION OF THE brln9 '/OIJlf eccount In OOOd Wl"ad llO hilrtln. tomia.on .._, ........... Mont•r•y. county or ~.-.,c .... ~ NAT U R E 0 F 1 H ! t1andlng by ~ ill OI N01lCI Oii .. ~T time lndlcMad 119Dw 10 ,.._ Mo1•91. ..... Of Cell-NTmON ~. PROCEEDINGS AGAINST '104.llC>altdue~ttPllla AllD~TO ct1119ancl_..,tM..._ ~ ........ .,......, .. AMJlltlunlm.to....W .. YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· !*'Miited CO.It and .. , Ill.I..,.._ DBD mantl of .. .....,.. wt!10 llbout to M IMde '° UBI =--.a ...... TACT A LAWYER. pen-within the time.,.,. cw TllU9T wWI to .. Nerd~ IO VAN 00 and THAO Low °"""'1 On 02/28/9e •t t . 15 A.M. mltled by 1W let 191Mla~ ~MT NOnCI ttlie appbt1on dmallled NGUY IN, Ttaf\t t.,MI, "11' 0 ,..,, to H1at1 OM1i1ey W!STEAN STATES COM· mtntotyouracioount.wtllcfl IF YOU PAOPEATY 18 IN below. , ...no-~••eon. "id' .... ..i Te .... PANY • tM duly ~nted 11 n0tmllty fM blltlneu FOAEClOIUAE BECAUSI DATE/TIME: Much '• Qr .... Cotti Meee,. Of.,.. IN...,. frolft 1111 I ..... TNet• under lllld pur9Ullllt dlyt p(IOr to \tit daM"' tor YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUI\ UHM • 1:00 ~ Countv. Oetltomla ilnd ~ Mmlly FIHU ..... ) • "' 10 0..0 Of Trutt Recofded thuateolyourpr°'*1';. No PAYMENTS, IT MAV 81[ Al'PUCATION HUMKR: I . To•nlr, Santa Ana1 ~ "11'd1 ue.I) on 05/11164 N Oocumenl Ille dtte M*'/ be Mt unlit SOl.O WITHOUT ANY C()Oe Amendment No. .... County of OrenQe. St8" °" propWty 1oCMad 11 421 no. 8'· lMOtO of Oflk::lal Re-thrM monthl from the date COURT ACTION, Md 'IOU APflUCAHT: City of Hunt· Cellfotnla, ~· l"*90tl ..,_., Ill 1rt R1 COfct. In tri. office or the Re-tt\11 notice or cs..autt INY be m•y l'l•ve lhe ~ rlQt\t 10 lllGtOn e..ctl TN P'Of*'IY to be .,_.. ,_, flwtronment., o.. I oorder or ORANGE County, rec:o<ded (whlah date of r• bftng your loCICOUnl In OOOd ._OUUT· To ,..,.., -.. fllrr.a II toc:ated at 2.200 W ~ HIOM"4 Qeo. CalllON\la, uecuted by· c:«dlltion ~ on thlt tlandlnO t>y peylno Ill o« l.unt Attlde 970 and add OcHn l"ront. Haw port wdon. . PATRICK E. THROP a notice) 'thl• •mount yc>Ufputd\lepeymartUPllla -At1.IClt toe IWMed IO 8-dh. County of°'.... l.NVIAONM&N'TAL IM- MA"Y JEAN Tt1AOP, MUS· ltt&&,eGA.48 u of t/181841. permltled COltl and ait· Deflnltlon1 g9Vetnlng aw. of calfomla. PM:f REPOAT t027. Zone I BAND ANO WIFE and WIH lncttiliM untH YoU' pen ... within the time pet· DMlbl 9 of the Huntington SeldptopertyllcM9Ctlbed !11oeptlon Zf.·77·24~. I WILL SELl AT PUBLIC MICOUnt baoolM9 current. mltted by law tor rein.tat. leedl Of~ C()Oe In__.... •t All etoc:a In and Tentatllle Percei Map AUCTION TO T .. E HIGHEST You m•y not haw to pay the "*'II Of 'f04I( account. wtllcfl E N VI R 0 ~ M EN T A L lt9ile, fbetutea, ~ ...... t82. Metcolm ...,_, BIDDER FOR CA8t4, (pey. entire Ul\paid portl()n ot YOIJ' II n0tm.ny fM tJu--. STATUS: The propoatcS ptO-and ooQd ... or hit .... ~ aoent for ~ able at tllM ol ..._ In lawful aocount. ~ thOugh lull dayt l)(\Of to the data Ml for 1fc1 la categoric.tly eQmJ>t food ~ known M 9 J COMt Plua. tot an .,.,..,. money of the Un~ Sl•t•) payment wH d~anded. the .... Of your Pl'oS*'Y No from the prom!On• of the '1 BY THE SEA and ioc.ted m.tJ to Town Center,....._ at THE FRONT E'kTRANCE but you mu1t pay th• Nie data mtty be M'I until C1lltornt1 Environmental at 2200 W. Oc..1 Front Plan to a01!\don Town TO THE OlO ORANGE amount stated IDO\fe t1ow-tht .. "'°"Iha from the dtte au.ltty Act ~ leectl, County Of Center DtM ~ P1Wk COUNTY COURTHOUSE, aver, you and your fhlanottcaof!Mtaullmaybe ON FILE· A copy of ;he ~.&t8leolc.Htornla. c.nt.Orllleanc!A~ol ION SANTA ANA BLVO, BE· benefkllaryormonoagemay recorded (whlc:tl dat• of,. prOPQMd «dlnence le on TM bulk tr.,,..., wlll be the Ml ... ~.,.... TWEEN SYCAMORE ST .. , mutually aor.. In 'lllfltlng C<l'datlOn IPPN'• on ..... th In the ~t of 0.. ooneummated on Of att.-. With • Pate91 Map to com- BROAOWA Y, SANTA ANA, ptl0rtothetl1Mthenotloeof nottee). wtopment Senllcea. 2000 the 121h oa,,ofM.,Cl'I, tM&, Dine IO\t I encl 4 ot Ttaet CA ule 11 po1ted (which may Thia •mount 11 S 1,948.20 Main Str•t. Huntington and deltr'le M*'I l>e tllld ti t 1782. all right, tllle Md lnter•I not l>e Miiier thin the end of 11 of il'/841 and '111111 In· BMcn. Celltornla 82$48. fOf WEl.UI FARGO 8.ANK, N.A., NOTICE IS FUftTHER con~ to and now held the thrM-month period er-until your account In~ by the publlc. &crow Department. Re: GIVEN that at Mid t""-and b'I It uncs. Hid Deed ol tlat.cS above) 10, among ~ ourrent. You may ALL INTE'.RESTED PEA-&ctow No. 882· 1'8. •590 pl-all ~-., .,.,_ Truet In the property situ-other tl'llng1. (t) pr~ Id-not h•ve to pay the entire SONS ar• lnvtted 10 •ttend MllCAl1hur llMI .. 8th Floor, m.., appeer and be n.erd by ated In MIO ~nty, Call-dltlOnal time In which to cure u~ portion of YOUf ac· Mid heating and e>IO'-Newpot1 leectl. County of the City CouncA on the lornta. de.crlbl"f> the land lhe d.t9Ult by transfer of the count. -though 11.111 pey· OC>inlonl or IUbmlt evidence Orano-. State Of Celltomle aforementioned lterM. ll'lefeln: propery or otherwtM: (2)... ment WU dem8tlded. but fOf Of aoelf\lt the *Wllclitlon 92~. IF A N y 0 F TH E LOT 37 OF TRACT NO tabllth • ICtledule of e>av· you mult pay tha amount u outlfnec:t above If ll'llf• All c:falml mutt be ,.. AFOREMENTIONED actloM •SGS, IN THE CITY OF menll In orde< to C\lre YoUr ltated lbovl. .,. MY f\.lrthef quetlk>llll Cll....a It thll llddr-b)' Che .,. ~ In court. the -~=~~=~-~-~=~~~~-~--------~-----~~~n:e~1 ~M~~.-~~~t or~1q~& ~~.you ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~ Pta.IC NOTIC[ 1 Pl8JC NOTICE PlBLIC NOTICE 111,.. .. IC 111\JIC( ON A MAP RECORDED IN Followino the tJt.plratlon ol benefletary Of mort~aoee Autat1nt Plann•r at1 teea the bulk transfer alto only thOM ...,.. 90fMCll.,. ---------11 ......... 11 -d 01 ...__., __ 10 ...... l"WM. "" BOOK 183, PAGE($) 13 the time period reterred to In may mutually agree In writ· 53&-52'11. lne!udel the tran1fer of rai.-at the ~ tlMtll'IO NOTlCI °' , ...... _ -· -'""' ...... NOTICE°" AN 0 14' 0 M I s. the nrlt paragraph ol thl• Int PflOf lo the lime the no-.,.... •• ...... he· liQuOt llcenM, In .nlch eaN.tdMc:flbed In !Na Mtlce or In TRUlftl'I IAL.E recorded Sept•mb•r 19. PU9UC HIA"INO YOU AQ IN DePA.Ul T CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN notice. uni-the obllgatlon lice of sale 11 posted (wtllch t.ar, ............. 9wt1 all cM11rnt n"'9t be received wntten '°'~ cs. Loetl No. 7JIMI 198511 tnttr. No.86-35776t APPEAL. TO =:A~=-~:: THE OFFICE OF THE l>elng fOfeclOMd upon or a may not be urller than the ~COflMIU'1n Pf'°' to tha a.to on wtllCh tiveredtothtCltYOOufdai. /VOTAW In Bool! ol Ottlclll Record• "-ANNIHQ ,. UNU .. YOU TA«i COUNTY Rl!COROER OF ..,.,.,.written agr""1lt'lt end ot Ille thr ... month . ·Pvcii~ Of9n119 eo... thl liQuOt llcanM ii ltan.-Of Pf'°' to, the PY*'-· T.I . No. 141CIM In the otflce ol lhe Reco<det Co.-llllON'I SAID COUNTY. ~you and your etedl· !*"IOd •t•ted above), to, Dally PllOt Fet>ruaty 21. lM& terred by the o.p.,tment of 11\Q. UNtT CODE I ol Or•noe County; CONDITION #20 Of Ull ~gJ:.O:..J:~"~':~~ The street lddr .. s ano 10< 1>«mlt1 a longer period, among other things, (1) F-875 Atconollc ~Control. iua ft,,.. •• .-.. CttJ w E s T w o o o A s . Said Sale wlll be ma<M. PIMMT l lf.7'1 1 • other common deelgnatlon. you b•ve only the legit flohl provide addlUonal time In So tar at k"°""' 10 the Cleft SOCIA TES as duly •P· IM Without oovenant or war· CONDITIONAL 11 IOlD AT A "'9lJC lf any, 01 thl r .. t property to 11op IM Mii ot,your prop. which to cure the default by fltaJC llOTIC( tranafer.... all bu.Ina• Publllhed OrlrlQ9 Co.I pOlnled TrutlM undlf tile r•nty,e•pre11or1mplled,r&--UCCE"10N •16-7' =~~ .. ::~ .. -~·~~i de1crtb1d •bOve la erty l>'I peylno the entire tr1naf91 ol the propeny orll naim. and addr-UMd DellyPilot~21.1Ne tollowlng deacrtbed deed ot gtrd1r19 1111e potSISalon. 0< purported to ti.: 307& Tyler amount elem~ by your otherwlte", "'(21 "t•bllsn a NOTICI TO t>y Tranat91'0fl for thl Olree F-178 truslWILlSElLATPUBLIC 9'ICUmbf1nces, 10 pay lhe NOTICE IS HEREBY NATUllll 0 , THI W•v.eo.t•M .... Ca9262e credltOf. tc:tlec:IUle of payments In CMDITOfllOP years last peM. If different AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST rM1alnlng principal sum ol GIVEN tllat the Huntington ro8C~~l~A~~ The under91gned Trultee To find out Ille amount orO« lo cure your default; 0< llUUC ~ trom the at>o¥9, are: 1---.---.,.-Mftftl'r---- 810 0 ER FOR CASH the not.Cl) MCUred by eald Beach City Counell '111111 hold TACT A LAWYl" dl1Clalm1 anyll1bllltytor any you mutt pay,°' to arrange both (t) MO 121 (lee;•. 1101_.107 THE CANNERY 8AKE'RY.1 __ ... ~.-.-.. ...... "" ..... '---.,__- AN0/0R THE CASHIERS deed ol Trult, with lnterell •public heiring In the Coun· NO~ cW lncorreetnea ol !?le •treat for p1yment to llop the lor• FOllowlng the expiration of U.C.C.) 700 G Cann11y Row, __ OR CERTIFIED CHECKS u In Mid note PfOYided, aO· ell ChMll>er at the Hunt-addr"' and other common clOaur•. Of It your property la the lllM period rafllf'red to In Notte. Is tllweby glllen to Monterey, Monterey ~nty, ...,, _ _.. SPECIFIED IN CIVIL COOE v1noes. 11 My, under the lngton BMch CIYIG c.nter, n;u:TIFI IALI dealgnatlon, II My, 11\own In l0teelotur1 tor any other the first paragt"aph OI thla creOltors OI the within Callfomlti 931MO ~.~ SECTION 2924h (payable 11 l9rf1\I of 1akl Dead ot Trull. 2000 Main Stttel. Hl#'lt· ' MO • .-l'lerein. reuon:contact· BANK OF notlee, unl611 fhe obllgatlOn ~ tr-feror1 thet • Deted~ January22. 1986 ~-,,,_ the time ol .... In lawful fllt. cnaroea and expentea lngton e.ech, Callle<nla. on NOTICE IS H£REBY Said ulewlll be made. but AMERICA NT a. SA 701 (714) l>elng l0<eelo9ed upon Ot • bulk 1ran1r., II intended to L .... Vall Do, Thao IOAllD M llOl9IG monevolth1UnttedStates1 of the Trull" and of the thedateandat thetlmeln· GIVEN, that on ThuNld_ay. 'llllthout oonvenant or war-385·8572. Loan No. 141P1tatewrlttenagrMmt1nl bemadeonpenionalprop. ~Tr.,..._ ~....,.,_ all right. lltle and lnterMt 1ru111 creeled by tald Deed dk:aled below to receive and ~= 20· t!~Nidat d~ 1·<:° ranty, eJq>t ... Of lmplled, re-520027..(), 3800 West Cllap-l>etween you and vour oredl· eny llerein•lter dleerlbed. l»Ubfllhed Onlnge C:O..t CW "':.., ~ conv~ to and now held ollrual. con11der the ll•tementa of a.m. y, n g.,.dlng tltle. posMlalon. or man Avenue 7th Floor, Or.! le< permits a longer period, 'the name and bu9lliela D .. ly Piiot F*uv; 21. 1Na o 11 under Hid Deed of Said 181e '111111 t>e held on: all P«IOnl '1111\0 wtlh to be Ille room Mt uld~ IOf eon· llnWmbranees, to P•'I the lll\OI, CA 92688 you have only the legal right add,._ ol the Intended F-872 NOTICE IS H£R£8Y T~uSI In the property h«411n-Monday, Marctl 3. 1986, at heard relative to Ille appU· !:'t~~ln~heT~= • 1 s,:~L remaining P!'lncipal sum of It you have M'I questions, to ate«> the tale of your prop-tranafer00ora er« OON UHM, ~-~~IM ... ~.!.~ atter dee<:tlbed· t:30 p.m. tn the lobby to tile ution delcr1bed below. n ° the note(•) MCYred Dy said vou anoutd contact • la-wyer eny t>y P•vlno the entire HEI S N UHM, 1775 New P\llJC NOTICE h ,.._,,,Ing"""..,,,_, TRUSTOR: JAMES A bulldlng located al 601 DATE: Monday, Marcil 3, ~~c!tT~~URI[~ ~EAh Deed ol Trutt. with lnler•SI or Ille government agency amount a.mended by "°"' Port 81Vd .. Coeta M.... wlll hOIO. ~~ ftMrinO In VOTAW SouthLewl1Street.Orange, t966 • t 11 ort thereon ... proYIOed tnsaldwhlohm•yhavelnauredyour creditor Call!. . ACTTTIOUSIU ... 11 theCOutlclt..,.-nber8tthl BENEFICIARY FIRST Cllllomla 92688 TIME· 7 30 p M Brot1dw8)', Suite 100, In the nota(s), advances, ii •nv. loan. To find out the amount The location In Catltomla ~ tTAn.wT Huntington B .. eh Civic FEDERAL SAVINGS AND At the time ol the lnltl•I I 0 ENT I Ft CAT I 0 N City ol Santa Ana, ~nty ol under the twms of the Dead Notwithstanding the fact Y01J must PllY. or to .,.range of the Chief ueou11ve ortlee The toltowtng per1on1 .,, Center, 2000 Main StrMt, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF pubtlcatlon of lhll notlGe. NUMBER: CONDITION #20 ~j~g~t:~~A~~~~~· ol Trust., .... charges Md tll1tyourp1openy111ntor• forpaymenttostopthelor• Of principal bu91neM Offlc9 dOlng"""'-u: Huntington Beae!c, Call- G RANO FORKS ANO the total amount ol Ille un-OF USE PERMIT 85-77 & VICES MORTGAGE CORP -•xpen-of the Trustee and clOaure. you may ottlf" your cloeurel0t any other reuon, of the lnten4ed trll\9fer0f la: MICRONET, 1500 Adami. tornla. on thed8te Ill."" MINOT plld bell!ICe ol the obll-CONDITIONAL EXCEPTION North Oak ti .. of the trust• created by Hid propeny lor sate, pro111<*1 cont ac; I: c AT HE 0 RA L SAME AS ABOVE. Suite 302, Co.la Miu, Callt. llfM lndlceled below to ,... r orded M 2 1983 gatloneeeuredt>ytheabove 85-76 • ,. Ol•COfl>O'• on, Deed ol Tru91, tO•Wit• thesaletaoonciudedl)florto MORTGAGE COMPANY. All other bullMM namel 92626 ~~COMldettne .... Ins~ No 83-1=~ In ea: deecrlbed dead ol trust and LOCATION. 8092 Wimer .. ::ly ,:f"°'nted ,T~::: $145,990.98. Ille eonoluslon of the for• C/O GIBF\.4lTAR MONEY· Ind addr-uaad l>y the Rlehwd Paul Jottn•on. mentt_.Of .,, ~ wt-o Officiaa R«lord 1 tlltlmated coet• eic:penses Avenue (soulllwest corner ot un • purauan • 0 The beneficiary undtlf" uld closure. CENTER INC 99 t9 VIA lnttflded t/1Mfer0t within 354& Del Amo 8IVd • t 1. '1111111 tO be heard ._ ...... to r~.ol the Reeor:S:~~8,.: ind 1dvances 1i Warner Avenue end "B" P,:-t olalule~I~~ ~ OeedolTru1theretolore1A· Remember. YOU MAY PA.SAR :.... ATIN· K.AAEN thepeatthreeyeetaMfaru Torrance,Clllt.90503 ~IOC>llclitk>n d..ct!Md ~ " $12145201 Streel) • eett n 0 fl.I eeutad and delivered to the LOSE lEGAL RIGHTS IF OPAT X462 SAN DIEGO, CA II known to the Intended Thia bu•lnen la eon-..,_,.,., dll:d d~· ol tnnt cs.. 11 ls possible that at Che PROPOSAL An appelllto ~~~t~ S~~G~~U~~~~· un<Ser819ned a Mittan Dec· YOU DO NOT TAKE 92126(6t0)271·9a&O tran'*-1t•:none, duetedby:alimlte<lpartn.-M~~~~ f'ooiaed~ . ol time of nle the opening bid 11141 Ptannlng Commlulon'• • 1 1ar11ton of Default and 06-PROMP.-l ACTION. II you have any question•. TM name and buWinMll 9hlp _..,., • ...., • ) scrt~ the t !owing prop-~ be Illa lhllll lhe total requirement lor additional joint ten•nts, recorded • mand for sai.. and 1 written NOTtdl Of' OE'AU\. T you ahould c:onllci •lawyer addreta of the Intended RlOtlwd Paul JohntOn APPLICATION HUM~: erty • l'"'9bledness due attJCCO on the ete11atlon1 ol lober 3. 1983, In the office t Notice of Oelautt •nd Elec· ANO EU!CTION TO or the goYWnment agency transferee are: JONG HO Thia ltatement w• flllcl APPMI ot thl &oerd of Z.0..- A :A:~~WtN U~l~~OD~ ~ II allaJtable. the expected the proposed pnotographv I tChe ~nly R~d4!'~f ~ tlon to Sell. The unoer91gned IE.U UMOIR Whlefl m•y hive Insured your CHUN, HAE WOON CHUN, With the County Cterll of Or; Ing ~2'1 o.MI °' I bid ma be ob-bulldlng (UP 85-77 & CE ounty, u ._or.,.. 1 m· cauMd Mid NotlOe of O&-DEED Of' TitUIT lo•n. 13409 ACl.,e laoe, Cemtoe. ange County on J11nuary 23, UM ,.......""' _. SCRIBED IN THE CON·:,, ealll rhe IOllow-85·78) ,strumenl No 83-435389, by fault and Electlon to Sell to NOTICE IS HERE81 Notwilflllanolng Ille fact Cellf. 90701 • 1086 APPUCANT/APP£LANT OOMINIUM PLAN RE· 1 t...:rione ~umb«I on ENVIRONMENTAL reuon ol 8 breact'I or default be recorded In the county GIVEN: CONTINENT Al that your property ia In for&--The property pertinent ,_,, Unda Pl1ttl Kl9n CORDED ON SEPTEMBER 1~ d before the sale: (7f•) STATUS Thi propoted pro-I In paymenl or perte<manee where the reel property 11 AUXlllARY COMPANY, Is closure, you may offer your hereto It ~!bed In oen· Publlshed Or11ng1 COAlt LOCATl()tt. t5't2 Ed· 18, 1978, IN BOOK 12&'45, 385--4~7 or 213 827:_.885 jeet Is ca1egortca1ty exempt ol the o1>tlg•tlon1 HWrad ioc:.1ecs. lhe duty appointed Trust .. property tor sale. provided eral .,. llJrntturea, nxturM, Dally Piiot ~ e. t3. -OI Strwt (_. _,. of 6A3~iv:2JF l,~A~~L ~~-DATE· Jan~ary129 l988 from the provttl0n1 of 11141 lherebv. lncludlng that IT IS INTENDED THAT unoer •Deed ol Tru1t dated theaale ts cond\Jc:led l>flor to equipment, t110enam1,\ 20 27 tNa Edwerd9.~oitlfMtlllty 160 C~ROS OF SAID COUNTY. WE t TWO OD ' A I. C1Hlornta Environment al :i-:" or delau~~~tloe Of THE SALE Will BE CON-12/09177 exllCUted by Ray. lhe conclusion of the tor .. QOO<Jwlll. leuehold lnterMt TH~ ~ ~ (~r Com-IOCIAna. Nici.,,.... Quality Act ..... reoor ovem-DUCTED ON BEHALF OF mond A Schei> and Donn• otoaur• & lmprovemlflta and Cove-\ PARCEL 2: AN UN· T.D .:V.Cr c• ON FILE. A C0$1Y ot tile Der 15. t985 ... Recorder's THE TRUSTEE BY· CAllF Little ~ wno are mar-Remember YOU MAY nant not to compete and ,. DllDI •c ll)Tit( merdlll) ..>.Ji DIVIDED "81ST INTEREST :I . t request and• iega1 dellcrlp· lnltrument No. 85-44397'· POSTING & PUBllSHING rled to each other •n un. LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF located •I 1775 NEW PORT --1--"------Rl.OUE.ST'.'fo psmlt beer AS A TENANT IN COMMON~. NY • .:--~-= ~ uon 11 on flle In the Oep•rt· WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC CO 1028 N I.AKE AVE dlvlOed 112 Jnter .. 1 Joeeph YOU DO NOT l AKEIBLVO . COSTA MESA. FICTITIOUS MHIM:.. ~.._..,..In~ IN THE FEE INTEREST IN "'*' .,· '-"' ~. ment ol OeveiOpmenl Stlf"· AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST STE 201, PAsADeNA. CA Barth and Mym• Barth, wtlo PROMPT ACTION. CALIF I ..... STATi..n lion """' en .. 19dnG on-. ANO TO THE COMMON ,..._,, A 1; Vleet BIDDER FOR CASH. lawl\.ll 91 t04, 2 t3/6a l-'5'&. ire married to each other NOTICI Of D£FAUl T ANO The business name uted The tollowlng person ts lhnl dairy~ AREA OF LOT 1 OF TRACT ~ C -('7 ) .All tNTEAESTED PER-money of t~ United Stalea, DATE: 1/31/9e an undivided 1/2 intereat, u ELECTION TO lfll. by the said tran1ler0<a at doing business" ' EH II ~ AO HM EH TA l 9660ASPERMAPFIU:DIN TAC a14 SONS are Invited to •tlend or• O&thlera Cflec:tl drawn WllTl"N STATES Truator. lo MOUre certain UM>IRDIEDOf'TRUST -1sald IOeatlon is COUNTRY CALIFORNIA MAGMUM STATUS. Ca~ llll· BOOK '35, PAGES 19 TO aald hearing and ell.press on a 119te °'national btn61, COMftANY Al IAID obligations In levor of BANK IMPOftTANT NOTICE STORE NUTRITION. I PROPERTIES 989 Vtet0<1a empt ~' INCLUSIVE OF MIS· D:ub~rheOF°;ange ;~· o«>lnlonaor•ut>mtteYldenc• a.,.,. or federal credit T"UITEl, .ATTO .. NEYI OF AMERICA NATIONAL NOTICE IS HEREBY Thi bulk transfer Is In· Ave . Costa ·M ... Cam ON FILE: A OOf1Y of"" CELL.ANEOUS MAPS, RE· 1 I~ ~ot e ruaty . ' lor or ag•lnsllhe appllcatlon union, or a ll•le °' federal EQUITY COR~ORATION, TRUST ANO SAVINGS AS· GIVEN-Th•I Newport landed to be eon14.ommaied 92628 prQ90MCl appMI la on 11'9 It! CORDS OF SAID COUNTY. 2 . 98 F 796 as oulllnad above All appll· nvtngsandlo•naaaoelatlon AGENT IY VICKll L SOCtATION a nattonal E.lcfow Company la ~II lhe oll1ce ol Ctn "atvm l<•no Ct11re 989 the o.p.,,menl of De¥elo«>- A.S SUCH TERM IS OE· • c:.t1on1 •lehlblta . and d• domlelled l.n thll ttate, all ADAMI' . b•nklng aasoc;latlon as' duly appointed Trustee ESCROW CORPORATION, vic:1001 A111 Colta Mesa ment Servioal, 2000 Main FINED IN THE ARTICLE EN· C 1 SCflptlo~s ol thli Afopoaal P•Yable at the time of tale. ADDRESS OF AGENT Beneficiary recorded on I under a Dead ol Trust dated 3902 W 6th ST · LOS AN-C.111 92628 ' 1 Street, Huntington 8eech, TITLED "DEFINITIONS" OF MUC NOTI E are on Ille with the Office 01 all right. tltle and Interest 3 1 5 s 1 c A M 1 N o t2/30/77 as Instrument no 8l 1218l 19 noW duty •P-GELES, on Of altlf Maren This l>uetneas 11 con· Cellfomle 92&41. f« lnaqec. THE DECLARATION OF the Cit Cieri\, 2000 MaJn held b'l It. u lTIJstee, In that CAPISTRANO, STE ·c 41882 tn boolc 125H page po1n1ed rrustee under a 11. 1988 ducted t>y· an lndlYldual llOn by the public:. COVENANTS, CONDITIONS NOTICE Of' Street y Huntington Beach reel property situate In said SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 11386 ot Ot11clel Records in ' Deed ol Trust dated 8/ 12181 Thia bulk trMlftlf" 11/11 not Calvin l(lng Clalre All INTERESTED PER· AHO RESTRICTIONS RE· C~~ Cellf~la tor lnapeotlon by ~nty1ndSta1e.de9Crtbed CA92675(714)661·7717 'the0tfl08olth1Reoorder or t1J1.eeuced by· R08ERT C subject 10 Calltoml• Ul'l· Thia st1tement ••1 •filed SONS we lnlllted to att9n0 CORDED IN BOOK 12699. ,.... Ille publlc' aa IOllows: Publlstied Orange Coast Orange County Callfom1a. WALLACE AND KAY R. form Comnwelal Code S.C· With the ~nly Clark ol Or· Mid hearing and ...,,_ PAGE 1118 OF OFFICIAL NO..... . LOT 23 OF TRACT NO Dally Piiot Februaty 7, 14, .. more lullv desc~lbed on WAlL.ACE. HUSBAND ANO lion 6106. •noe County on JanulfY 28. Q9inlOnt or IUt>l'nft tMdenoe RECORDS. D4I~~·~ ~ HUNTINGTON BIA.CH 6228. AS PER MAP RE· 21, 1986 said Oeed ol Trust 1ncludlng WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS The name ano address of l 1986 fe<Ofagainit~applle&flon PARCEL 3: EASEMENTS • .,.., CITY COUNCll. 8y; Alcte COROEO IN BOOK 229. F~7 1 note(I) tor the sum ot u Truators, to sec.ure obit· the praon with whom claims F2M01 aa outlined lboYe. If t.Mre AS SET FORTH IN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY M WetttwOftlt City Clettr PAGES 25 TO 32 IN·1 ls7360000 g-attons 1n favor of mav be !tied ill C1T1 ! Pub11$1'1ed Orange Coat ate any turthar ~Iona SECTIONS ENTITLED GIVEN tllll the Huntington Phone(714)~ CLUSIVE OF M IS · CE Thal the bene(tcla l lHEAITAGE PL.AN, INC .• ESCROW CORPORATION. o.ily PllOt Febru9fY 13, 20, r>ieaM call Sc:ot1 ..._, ,.._ CERTAIN EASEMENTS SeaehPlannlngComml~1 Oated February 18, 1986 ICELl.ANEOUS MAPS, IN PlBLIC MOTi jinteresl under Iha~ of Calllorn1a eorpo<allon, •• 3902 W 6TH ST .. lOS AN-27 Marcti 6, t988 1119\ant Planner ~'5271 FOR OWNERS" AND SUP· wlllholdapubllchearlng n Publlthe<I Orange Coast THE OFFICE OF THE FICTlTIOUIBUSIHESS Trus.tand lheobligeUonsse-Beneficiary Recorded on GELES,CA90020,anothel TH-6481 ...... W. ~ e.o. PORT. SETTlEMENT ANO IM ~nell C':'"~ ~11t;' Dally Piiot F•bruary 21. 1986 ICOUNTY RECORDER OF NAME STATEMENT cured thereby ere presently 8/16/61 u dooumeot no. lut day tor fltlng Claims by I =::.:cu •''::'~ ._. ENCROACHMENT" OF THE Huntington eac v c I F~868 SAID COUNTY I held by Ille unOe<5t0ned· 21795 book 14 t85 page n any creditor shaH be Man:tl Mlli 11 1 1 ARTICLE ENTITlEO "EASE· Center· 2000 Main Street, I 1 The Slreet aOdresa or The IOllow ng person "j•nd thlt breaen ol and oe.'. 01 Offlcl•I Record• in tile of· 10. 1986, wf\IC!h i. lhe ~-Pt8.JC *>TICE Pu Oranoe CoMt MENTS OF TME DECL.AR· Huntington Beach, Call· I other common designation d~'(?H~llSIL~~MAN & fault tn the obligations tor floe of the Recorder of OR· neu O•y bef0<e the oon-FtClTTlOUI IU..._M Dally PllOt F.t>nMy 2\: ATION OF RESTRICTIONS" lornl~,~~~·~and at the l't&,IC NOTIC( of the real property herein· AS 5 OC~A TES 504 ·~ whloh the Oeed of Trust Is ANGE ~nty, C•lllomla, summation date Se>eelfted ~ ITA~ RECORDED IN BOOK time n 1 ow tor• above deacrl bed Is C ' lsecurltyhu&oourredlntl\81 oescrlbl"f> the rand therein abolft. "'8JC NOTICE 12699, PAGE 1118 OF OF· CliYeV1deonllderthe•tat• K 2Mll purported 10 be' 3606 SEA· ~~~'9:~&25°rona Oet Mar, there hl9 been• default In As more II.Illy <11ecrlt>e0 on Oaled February 6. 1966 doT1141 :,C:::w'ng pertont are ---------- FtCIAl RECORDS. mentt ol all pertonl who NOTICl OF BREEZE LANE. NEWPORT ot\ L Good 16222 the· .. td Deed ol Trull JONG HO CHUM. HAE I ~ ,_.at. ACTTT'IOUI .,... .. PARCEL 4: EASEMENTS Wlllll ~~ he:id ~etau:~ tu\.K TilANIH" BEACH. CAllFORNIA M~l;ey Lane~~~· Hunt· Th. 1nst•llmer1t of prlnct-Including t note ror the WOON CHUN, lntendlMI I Pl:. S[.;!n~·~ Brig= ~ tTA~ AS SUCH EASEMENTS ARE tht ...,.... ut eac: (a.c.. 11014107 The undfnlgned hereby in on 8eaeh Calll 92649 pal and 1ntera.t whlel'I ~ sum of S 16,500.00 lhat the Tr..._... . ' • The fo11ow1no penjona .,.. PART ICU l ARLY SET below u .C.C.) dlselaJm1 all llablllty for any gt ' came due 2/ 1/82 and all berlellclat Interest under Publlsl*S Orange Coas1 92877 do4 bu.--81. FORTH IN }HE ARTICl~ ~~~~JJ~~ March 4 • TO WHOM tT MAY CON· lnoorrlCtneas In said street 0~~::, b~~:~::IVl:u•~on-subMQuenl lnatallments of eald Oeed ol Truet and the OallyPllOtFet>N•ry21, 1986 Pl~~':9'Mi!,..~~:' ~TA CHICAGO PART· ENTITLED EASEMENTS t APPLICATION NUMBER· CERN: a<ldr ... or other common John L Goodman prlncipal and lnle<est obligatlons secured thereby F..US 92677 NEASHIP. a California Gen- OF THE OECl.ARATION OF Cod Amend 1 NO 8&--8 Notice Is heret>v given to deslgnstlOn. wOI Id This slllemtml wu flied The sum ol St 18.00 ad-are PfaMnlly held by the Pta.IC NOTICE David S Ttiompion arat Partner9111C1. 211 t 8utl- COVENANTS, CONDITIONS A:PLICAN~lt j H nt· the Creditors of JAMES A. Salo l8le be m •,with the County Cte<to ol Or· vll\Oed by the Beoeflel9fY In t>enellelary T'll1t a t>reeel'I 18732 vi. Pal•tino Irvine' ,_. Center om.. ~1 ANO RESTRICTIONS RE· 1 ton 8eaeh Yo u HUNN EM EYER • nd T. •lthout w9rran1y, expreN °' lf\OI Couniy on Januiry 31, piymenl of dellnqvent lire of, Md default In. the obll-IC ZMM Call! 927 15 ' 200, !MM, Call!. 92715 CORDED IN BOOK 12800, "EQUESl T ......,..1 8 • JOYCE HUNNEMEYER. Implied, regardl"f> tltle. poa-, 1996 Insurance premium, plus lgatlori for whlCh said Oeed Nottoe 9f.... Thia buttneu 11 eon-WilllMI B. Bu~•.~ PAGl 1l18 OF OFFICIAL · o rv..-ll. T11n1ferors. WhOM bullnesa MNlon. or .lll'ICUmbranees, Faeul Interest ol Trull la HCYrlly hu OG· of R ... ll'Npwty Partner 1 Canne1 S.., OrM RECORDS. (THE "MASTER lltlng Artlclea 041• 943· 945• address ta 250 N-port to .. usty Che p<lnclpal bit-p bllshed Orange Coast The sum ol $1 .205.37 ad· curred In th1t the l)llyment at Pmm.... l duct9? by • general P9fl· eoron1'oei M.,, Catff. 92625 OECLAAATION") UNDER 947. 948. Sec11on 9332(q), Center Drive. Newport enoe ol the Note or other u p F 3 20 v.noed by the Beneflcl•ry In hu not beerl made 01 The No. A 121111 ~..e, S Thom Brian R ~ •• General THE SECTION HEADINGS ~~ 9~182• ~I~~ Beach. County ot Orsnoe. obllgallon MCUred by sa.ld ~f1~ '1':: 6 ·~~:ry t · ' payment ot O .. inquent reat t0/20/85 ln111Hmen1 ol prln· In tne Su~ Cout1 ol Tflts st1ternenr:;. llled Pirtner. 16 Broo1111one IN SUCH ARTICLE ENTI· d · d' A:::' le 922 · St•I• ol Cllllfomla. that a Deed ot Truac, with tnt•Mt ' ere · TH-638 estate taxes. plus lnte<ast ctpal and/or interest. al'd , lhe Sttte ol C1lll01nla 1n1 wtlh Ille County Cler'k 01 Or· trvlne, Calif 9271' TLED AS FOlLOWS: Ill ed•~ C c 1 1 St~9: bulk tranafer Is •bout to be •nd other sums as proYIOed The sum ol St7.576.00 subeequent ln•taHmenla. 11' and for tfle County of OR· •noe County on Januery 3t Robert w Guthrie. a.n. 'OWNER'S RIGHTS ANO Ill o ommarc • n m1de 10 AMERICAN INTER· therein; plus advanoee, II advllllcild b'1 lh1 Beneficiary any. togethtr wtlll la1e 1 ANGE t ' .,11 Pllf1ner 67 G,_,moo< OUTJES, UTtllTIES ANO dtrdalorCl,C2 1ndC4Dla· NATIONAL REAl ESTATE •ny,undtlf"lhetermathereol Mt.IC NOTICE 1n payment of delinquent charges 1mpol.lnds ad-In the M•tter ol tlla 986 Fnl7M trvlne Cllll .92714 CA8lE TELEVISION", trlcEt~t~r~3~u~~'i'Al HOLDING CORPORATION, and lnlerest on suell ltd· LeaseAgreementpeyments. vanc;es. lax•• andl GUAROIANSHIP OF THE Published Onnge Cout This bulln••• II con· "SUPPORT ANO SETTLE· a Cllllornlt corpo11Uon. vancea, and plus lies. FICTITIOUS auStNESS plus interest ..--ncs. If sny PERSON ANO EST A TE OF D ty Pl Fit 13 20 ducted by a 09"91• oan MENT". •'ENCROACH· STATUS The~ pr°; Tr•n11w .. s, WMM bu•I-charges ano expen ... ollhe NAME. ITATtMINT The sum Of $263 70 •d·' And that by reuon ot said BEANIE A MARTIN (• 2:' Mar~ 6 ~~ry nerltllp MENT" ANO "COMMUNITY tect 11 categOf Y ••emp neu 11 8951 Flight Road, Trnltee •nd ol the trut11 The IOltowlno pe<son• •r• vanoed Dy the Beoellelary in breach ano d•faull. tlle Minor) · TH 6' 1 6fl9n Fl Bunce FACILITIES EASEMENT". from lhl provlllona 01 the Rlver11d1, County ol RIYll· created by uld OMd ·ol dOlnO bullneu as: p•yrnenl ol delinquent As-undersigned. 81 Tru91ee. Notlel II tllweby glveri lhet • T'hts 11atement ..., .. llleO EXCEPTING ALL OIL g•lllornll!I Envtronment•I tldt, Stat• ol Calltornle Trutl The total •mount ol THE PENNHILL COM· IOClatlon Feet.. plus tnter•I lle<eby declares •11 tomt~ the undertigned '111111 Mii 11 '#Ith the County Clef'I of Or· RIGHTS, MINERALS, MIN· ll~~tyF~~~: A f lhe Thepropenytobelran .. said obllgatlon, Including PANIES,595TheCltyOrlve, TS •22-340t ·249t . auredth«•l>ytobelmme<ll-prtvll• .. i.. to the h'9~ P\8.JC N011C[ •noe ~ntyonJanuaty 17 ERAL RIGHTS, WATER .......__. · di CC>P'I o te<redlaloc•tad1t250New-rMtonebly eallmated fMI, Suite 201, Orange, Catll SCHEP· Raymond A et al ltefy due W'<l hereby elect• and best bidder, eubtect to 1M& RIGHTS, NATURAL GAS pr_.,_... or nanoa 11 on port Centlll' Drive, Nftport chlll'Qtll and e11pen ... of the 92868 I That by ,eaaon thereof. 10 NII or cauM the trust connrmatlon ot Mid Su· K._ ..-.a RIGHTS ANO OTHER 111ttnthe0epartment of 0... 8Noh, County ol Orengo, TrultM.llthellmeotlnltlal TAGM1n.gemen1.lnc ,1 tM unoersigned as .uch propertvtot>ellOldtoutlsty pertOr~rt onor •ftlfthe FlCTTnOUS~H Pul>lltl* OrMQO eo..1 HYDROCAABONS BY ..... op!Mnt Stlt'Vlces, 2000 State of Calllornla. pubtle9tlon OI thll Notlee, ,, Cellfornl1 corporltlon. 506 &eoeflCl•ry hU depOllted IUCh Obllcn• In th• 3rd d•Y ol MarGll, 1986, at MAME ITATIWN'T 0.lly Piiot JM\Uary 31 Feb- WHATSOEVER NAME~!~ i":'· 1 H~~~j1fn Slldpropertyt1deecrtbed $277,8&'4.85 TM Olty Drive, Suite 201,,wlththe TrustM,theDeed ol evfll'll IM ol Trutt,. IM ortio. ot BRIDGMAN. Thelollow1ng ~are N.,-y 1 1• 21. 11>&&' KNOWN, GEOTHERMAl .,.,...,h, 1 orn 1 • °' In 08f*ll •: All llook In Dated· Februll'Y l9. t988 Orange C11il 92688 Tru5t and all dOCU!'MnlS '9freel 10 !Wllln can be r• MORDKIN , GOULD & dOlng bUSln-as F-788 STEAM ANO ALL PROD-lntpec:tlonNT~R~";~1~ER tr•de. furniture. lhcturea, MIDWllT FINANCIAl Thll 'l>u$1neas ls c.on· ,llVldenclng obllgatlonl s. tnalaled, a c;ondltlon ot auen SHAPIRO INC Attomeysl FOTO EXPRESS & VIS· UCTS DERIVED THERE· ALL I • equipment, U1Umptlon of llRVICEI MOlllTOAQE ducted by •corporation cured thereby and the t .. nttatement tl'lell be pey· at La•. 8926 Boise A--. UAL 1;NTERF>RISE CO , l'UBIJC N()TIC( FROM, WITHOUT, HOW-SONS era Invited to anend 1.lablllllea ano Goodwlll of COM'.,•Morth'Deilc.aoor· WMllam E G1rwin. PrMl-,un~ned d* Mreby ment ol ell d4111nquencie. w ... mlnster Ca 92$83 All 1500 l\oams Ave •101. eve~ THE RIGHT TO Mid hearing:~~ 11111 Advertlllng Art Service ~ • T,......., 8J; dint decl•r• ell sums MCured then exl1t1no on KCovnt ot thl '10nt tllle ano 1n11rea101 Costa MeM Caut 92818 AC'n'TM>U9 .,_ .. ORILL, MINE. STORE, EX-oplnlon•r~r:awi1ee11on bu1lnu1 known •• "9AL llTATa llCURl-Thia ltll&ment ... Ried ll\et11by lmmedl1lely du•,Pfl<H llll ... ltene •nd ~ Uld(mlnor).lnenoto•llthll Jung-YliO Hsu 22t24 N.4•1TAnm.wf PLOAE. EXPLORE ~NO OP· IOI Of:· l>OY9 If l'*9 GRAPHICS NEWPOAT Ind T111 MRVM:•, • c....... ""'th the County Ci.rk of Ot· and Pl'l•l>le and aoea ,,., .. cumbrenc.t •"-'ting lhl oanaln reel pr099(1y &llUlll Meytet St TQfraooa Callf The lotloWlng per90nl.,.. ERA TE THROUGH THf .. OUf a locat.cS II 250 ~port ~ ............ ~ 8y~ ange Couniy on January 15, b'I '"4ICt to CluN thl prOC>-INSt Pf°'*1Y In Ifie County of Orange 90502 dOlng bu9inMI ... SURFACE OR.THE UPPER .,. 111Y 1~_:,,~b Questc!ft'1 1 Center Orlve, N•wport D. J, ...,...., lie P'r111d1rvt, t988 lerty 10 bl told 10 uuaty the 1 DATE 214/88 St•t• of C.Utorn1a. 1>11rtlc:'u· C11he11ne J•no 1105 GAOu NOWORK. 2'2• 500 FEET OF THEPIMMce r•m . a..ch. County ot Or1noe. 1to0Nora. ...... .,....... ~obllO•llon11ecuredtheteby NI W~ORT EICROW !farty dller11>«l .. !Olio.&, Oebfll Ave Cost• Mua 22nd St .~ e.ac:n SUBSURFACE OF SAIO Aul 1tant Plinner at State ot Calll0fnl1 100. IMte AM. CA "70I. Publllhld Otangt Coest I THIS NOTICE RE· COWA.NY, A CAlJllOMMA IO·wtl C.m 91626 Calif 92860 LAND AS AESERVED IN $36-621l W ftall lee; The bull! tran1ler Wiii De Tet1111hcM1e;{114)"'410 0.11'1 Piiot J11111.1ary 31, Fet>-COROEO 112"841 IN SAIO•CO .. ,OlllATIOM. A S AN UNDIVIDED ONE Th11 bu11n1t$ •t con ChM'-8 et.r• Cotton ouo' ,ROM TME IRVINE ...... di. "· w oontumm1led on or ,,.., Publlll'led Orange Coat ruery 7 14. 2t 198& COUNTY l""'ITll, IY; k~ A. FOURfH INTEREST IN AN0 1 OIJC'lfld l>y • o-•I oan ·, 2424 nnd $1 Newf)Or! COMPANY. A MICHIGAN~ "C' = lhe 14thday ofMlfeh. 1oee. Dally Piiot February 121, 28. r .77s1 Dated t 18186 lt•vfillf\. Tna-. .... Oto TO LOI lSofTrk! No 3911 Mfllhlp a.ac11 Calll 92660 CORPORA TION , RE· r_...._ °""" 111 1nd Cllll'nt ml'I be flied at MlrCl'I 7, 10841 &AJIK Of' A•llllCA NA• tic« H per mtp rlOQfOed In .1ung Yao Heu 1hll l>vtl!l ... •I con COlllOEO AUGUST 11. 1978 Publlll'led Orange Coul WELLS FARGO SANK, NA . ~2 noMAL TllUIT A.NO IAV· 1 Pvblt"*' Otanoe Co.ti BOOll 140 PegM 8 ; 8 4 9 Thia \ltl~I wa• tiled Ol.ICl.C Oy nuaband !Ind ....te IN BOOK 12.Tt&, PAGE 780 D1llyPtlot Faoruery2t;:1:~: Elerow O.partment. R•· PlaJC NOTICE ._. Ala<>CIA11CMt. "°' Delly Piiot Ft01u111ry 14 :21 01 MttJCelleNOU1 MaQ•. •nl wtth ll'WI County Cter11 01 Or Cnartes Cotton OF OFFICIAL AECOADS • E.tlcfow No 8'3-5053. &ea PtaJC NOTICE bM'U o..w 28 Merch 1 1988 the offiee ot ·~ counry ,.. ange Couf>tv on ret>rulfl-s Th11 1ta11men1 ..,.. meo YOU ARE IN DEFAULT PllllJC ll)flC( ~Center Ol1ve •170, I( na4 Pul>ll-'*' Otange Coe.al 1'·452 cor-1* ofaatd county 'mont 1986 #ltn the County Cle"1I Of Of UNDER A DEED OF TRUS'T Newr>ort 9eeetl, ~nty of ,IC'n'TM>U9 IUSMll '1CTIT10UI IUIMI& Dilly Piiot January 31, Fet>-1 commonlY known as 57321 nool11 •noe ~nr, on Jenuv, 21 OATED 4/01/83 UNLESS ITA,....,.,. °' Orange. Stall of Celltornla NAMS ITATllllNT NAiii •TATaMINT ruarv 7 14 21 1088 ·-1c 111\Til'C Belle .... _.~ 0)1)<'981 Cttli·1 Publtsned O•anQe COHI 19&8 YOU TAKI! ACTION TO AaMtDO••NT °" 02&eo The fOllQwtno pet'80N .,. TM lotlowlng peraont aia F·7M .....-.. U.UllW. l0tn•• Dally ltllOI rebt\141t'f 13 20 ~ PlllOTECT YOUR PROP-UM Of PICTYnOUI All clalm1 mutt be re-dOlng OOllneaa u . dolnt bualnlla u 8Rl<lHT I K -... Tetr11• ot sale eQfl tn lew 27 Marc,, 6 t98' PubllaNcl 0ranoe 0oaat ERTY,ITMAY 8ESOLOAT ......... ,._ celved1tlhl1t.ddtea1bylhe AOVANC!O LEAANING RtPPl!NS. TAVAN ANO. I ._ II.It money Oi tM united l~5 Delly F>liot ~ 6. t3 A PUILIC SALE. IF YOU Th• lollow1110 perlOnt 13th day of March, 108', un· SYSTEMS. 3303 Harbor TAVAN. 2900 Brlatol, Suite 1 Pta.tC NOTICE ~zmou'-n·~" StatN on CQiftftfmalton of 20. 27 1988 • NEED AN IEXPl.ANATIO"I have 11>1ndoned lhti uM Of .... the bulk transfer llllO Blvd 8-3, Coet• ..... , C.itt P-205. Cott• M•M. CA " .. ,,.._,., ..... Ot part Gll9h lllld t>el T~• ()fl' THE NATURE Of TH[ 1111 Ftctltlou• 8u1ln•11 lncludn the tran•f• OI 92826 92828 '1CTITIOUI ""'"'-1• dolThe ~ Qfflonsc•u.,.e· •nee~-"*' Dy "4>1•.... PtllUG NOTIC[ 811-.,. Mr\TV"r PROCEEOINO AGAINST Ntme: CONTAOORA PAAT· llquOf McenM. ln.nlch~. Davtc1W1,.,.,_ Draper. 151 Marlin C Rlppent, 29001 NA• eTATllllJl'T 11ng --• " cured ay Monoaoe 0< Tn.1tl ~ ni.11-. YOU, VOU SHOUlO COM· NEASHIP, 3836 Birch tll cltllnl mutt be ~ved T\lllp Lane. Cotti ~. Btlttol. Sulla P-206, Cottt I rhe lollOwlng l*SO'l• are WOJILD. 17"0I N Tu.tin Oe80 on the Pf'operty to FlCTITIOUI IU8Mll l'lCMIOUI __,. TAOT A 1.AWYl!A. Strfft. N••POfl e .. ch, priclr to the date on wNcl\ Calif. 92&27 ...... CA tH26 I ~c ~J.Ml!S .C .. O"DEl"O A!,~-~ 9~827 ll()ld TW'11* oent OI ~I ...... tTA.1'0mJin ..... tTA....-T IO Hollowglen, IMM, CA Ct llf 92841() the llQuor llOlrtM II lrlM-JOhn J NOf1hfOP J' , a.tty JMl1 T1va11, H en I " " " eor~ """'l\•r. bid to De dePOlitecJ W!IPI bid The lollowlng l*'90fll -92714 The fte1JlloUI eu.IMll !wr.O b)' the Dec>enmen' Of 18414i OIOfM St •C. Hunt-lncSMdu•I Md 11 lru11M CONSTRUCTION 261 Knox Hartrnan W•y '"" OKs. BldlOt Olflf't to t>e II\ wr•t· dOltlO l:luttneel II The~~ ere "(If • .,. lddrwa °' Nwne ,.._,eel to a~ wa Aleoffonc &I•• "Of Control. ll'IOlon e..ctt. Cellf 9'649 unw ,,,. w111 01 (arl v Place Cost• Miu c 1111 Ca 95828 1ng ano '#Ill 1>e ,......., at A M PAOP£AT'Y S(A· dOinQus~s.....!"...v .~ oommo11 d .. tgnatlon ol flied In Orat\09 Covnty on So lat .. known to the Mike Lander9. 038 W Tav111, 2000 81iatOI. Suitt D 92627 Ano1.. Booinai 4U 7 the 1for-ld ol'flca 11 any VICES &05 NOtlPI Tuttin Aw-L A ._... • 1,.... .. , IW°'*'Y 11 tf;own abcMI. no Octobef 18. t"5 tran1fe1H1. all bu•ln ... ttth ··~. Cotti Maaa Cell! 204. Cotti Meta. CA 92828 c ... IQ Jtm.. Cordeiro I Han..,.,. w.., Fair o. •. time •It• tM """ Pl.lblt---SUit• 150 Sant• Ana, s..,ta 8al't>en ....... ~· .inanty" gtwn u to 11• J Scott ,ll'#Clllt, 9739 MmM Ind edd,..... 111ec1 92627 l<eltl'I find Ei.enor ~I. 181 i<nox Piece, Coa11 Ca "826 ce11on 1*..of ~ t>«ifOre Calif 927~ •nvtCH\ 8Moh. Cellt t2'41 ~ Of correct· Hudton All/er Clrcta foun· by Tr\nafwqr• f0t the tl\f" Peter R. Jenn.on, 3113 s u Co-Trust ... or the 9tfol'lt Mesa. c.111 92827 J1n1t 8001n1r ••n 1.1•t• °' ..-Pr~ ll'lC • Cell· l111M1 Halie.t. ttU t ne11)." Th• oenaflclary i.in vittey, 01111 e2ioa ye.rs lut put, If dlnetenl Douala. Slfltt Ana. Cllll r:"al'lllly TMt. Or..., v, In· r.,.... Mwle Oordtlro ~fl'lell wa., Fa• O•U O.tecf tr111 131,., o., ot fornll C0<~or111011 50$ Set1t• Bafbera lMW. """1 unctet .. Deed of Trv1t, by Oonlld K llenedlct, l ,, from Ille ·~ . .,. 9270"• ~.CA 93$26 281 KflO• Pl•~ Coll• Ca 9M28 '•I>~. ,..., NOt\h Tt,4tll' AYIMUe Su1i. ·~on a-en.°*" .,.... ..-on of a bfMCll Of ci.ftult Via Om.lo, NliWPOf1 IMech, ~~01 VIO. 250 Nn1pOr1 Thi• bulln•H I• con• ThlW butln .. 1 I• con ,..,... Caltf •28U Thie bUllnftt 11 corH INOOMAN. ~OtUN, 1~. Slr\t• Ana Cttlll 92?06 oandy Phllllp._ Uta In the ~llOn• ~ Calll 928413 Center Ortve, Newport duGtad b'( a llmltad par'I'*· due.led tlf' 1 0--11 PWl· 1 fht• 1>u1U\1t1 11 eon· dueteo by co-~tner' I GOULD a ~. At· T'l\11 bullneH II con. P11•1• Circ,., H\lllt'"81~ 111ereOy, heretotor• u · Thi• l)uelNll _. con 8ncfl. Calltornl• • Oranot "'Ip n..nlip due1ad or l'lu.O.nO •M ...ite Geor~ &odlfl::.C, Janet ••r ... .UW. -..... ducted by a C«POtltlOn a..ch ~ llOl.lted and ~ to Ille dueled by •• oian-at part. County o.YlcS w Ot.,,., Mani" c Rlppenll Ttt'911 M Cordl'lro ~~., Andnfa ln4lr ·~ .......... CA. s POllenel *'••'Y Sanoy ~ a written Dec· Mrlhlp 0.tld· ~ 10 llM T'l'llt et1t1rMnt ..., .. !!led Thll 11atement wu tlted r111a 11•111men1 wu flied • .... ttatement .,.. flied ~ \1'")......, ~ 11atement wQ ftltld Tl111 1111el'Mtlt .,.. lllecS twatlon of o.t.ult 11110 0... Thi• et1t.-nan1 w .. filed AMIRICAN tMTl lll· wtlh the County a.. 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The Scahawks have the Most Valuable Player -6-7 junior Ricky ButJer. They've got three other first team choices -6-6 senior Tony Panzica, 6-0 senior Blaine DeBrouwer and 6-6 junior Desi Hazely. And. they have the coach -Jim Harris. despite the fact the Seabawks are sitting 11 out during the Cl F 5-A playoffs because of sanctions levied against them by the C'I F Southern Sccuon. * * * Chargers CdM,FV await foes Ma rina, Warriors~ Saddleback open playoffs on road The long road to the Cl F basketball playoffs is over. wi th the first round of eliminations beginning tonight for six Orange Coast area teams. three from the Sunset League in the 5-A playoffs and three from the Sea View League an the 4-A playoffs. Unbeaten Mater Des, which got a jump on the 5-A Wlth ats victory over St. Francis Thursday night for its 55th straight over a two-year penod. 1s the only idle team. But while the road tq the playoffs may have been a long one, at gets a little steeper tonight, staning at 7:30 in each instance. For example in the 5-A playoffs: •Edison I IS-9 ), the Sunset League's No. I representative, hosts Verbum Dea, a 16-6 squad out of the Camano Real League. led by 6-2 JUntor Kevin W1ll1ams ( 19.0 ppg) and 6-0 senior David Jones ( 17.5 pp~). For the visiting Eagles it's the 20th straiiht year in the playoffs. Edison's game revolves around all- league selections Ken Ammann and Chris Cole. •Foun tain Valley (13-1%), No. 2 in the Sunset, hosts No. 4 seeded St. Bernard (16-6), the runner-up in the Camano Real League. a team featur- ing a v1nual five-guard offense. David Whitmore. a 6-4 jUntor. aver- ages 23 points a game. All-league selection Tim Johnson leads a bal- anced Fountain Valley attack. •Manna (14-1!), the Sunset's No. 3 entry. is on the road at No. 2-seeded Serra (20-4). Serra is on a 14-game winning streak and was a semifinalist a year ago. Keith Malone, a 6-4 senior, avera~~nl$ and 11.2 rebounds a game. Marina counters Wlth 6-9 Mark Georgeson and two standout shooters -Mike Meyers and sophomore Steve Guild. And an the 4-A classaficauon: •Corona del Mar (%Z-4), the Sea View League champion awaits the amval of El Modena, which can match the Sea Kings' quickness, pU1tiog an all-senior team on the floor. The Vanguards defeated Norco, 50-48. in Wednesday's wild card for a shot at Jeff Fryer & C'o. Fryer as a C'o-MVP in league. •Wooclbr1d1e (%1 -1), No. 2 an the Sea View. travels to Eisenhower an Rialto. a team which nipped the Wamors, 60-58, in ovenime in the season opeoeL for WoodbridJe. Eisenhower ( 17-9) is paced oy ~ Tracy Li ndscy (I 5. 7 ppg). Wood- bridge answers with 6-7 Adam Keefe. 6-6 Vince Bryan and 6-3 Make Murphy, all three all-league picks. •Saddlebaclr (1$-11 ), which had to Wln twice on Saturday to become the Sea View's No. 3 entry. is at No. 4- ~ed Nonh of Riverside. Nonh napped Saddleback in tournament play. 58-57. ButJer, one of six players selected to the AJI-Tournament team at the King Cotton Invitational in Pine Bluff. Ark., in January. was the dominant player in league play without a challenge, although his scoring aver- age is a modest I S.4 points a game. The 6-7 standout was a first team AJl-CIF 5-A selection as a sophomore and is considered to be a shoo-in candidate this season. Ocean View's quanet averaged 49.8 between them, led by DeBrouwer's I 8.3 in league play. During those I 0 victories the Sea- hawks' average margin of victory was 16.3 per game, 20.4 during the second rouna: leaving vinually no stone unturned in their quest. Butler, for the th ird tame an all- league choice, dominated the boards and was always the central fi~re an the opposition's plans. His hi game an league play was 25 against arina. It's also DeBrouwer's third t1mc on the all-league team, having led the Scahawk.s at th~ point to a three-year record of 60-I 6. although 24 of those victories were forfeited. including a CIF 5-A runner-up finish in I 985 because of the Cl F sanctions. DeBrouwer's college future is al New Mexico State. He 1s also con- sidered a strong candidate for baseball honors as the Scahawks' catcher. Panzica 1s a f'('peat selection who was used at guard or forward, show- ing abilities an every pf\asc. His college future 1s undecided. although Loyola Marymount has kept ham on ats list of potentaal rccruus. For Hazely it's his first honor for all-league. In all. the Seahawks finished 20-4 for the season with a No. 3 ranking in the 5-A poll. Other first team packs include Edison Hagh's Ken Ammann. a repeat selection. and Manna's Mike Meyers, a jUnaor. Ammann. along wuh second team choice Chns C'ole. led the Chargers to the CIF playoffs as the league's No. 1 representative with a 17.6 scoring average. Constantly the v1c11m of special defenses, usually box-and-one tacucs, Ammann not only gave Edison its primary outside firepower. but was a force on the dnve and in penetration. Meyers as jOtned by Mark (Pleue 9ee SUNSET /C2) The Daily Pilot'• All-Sun11et League team: Slttln& (from left) and Marina'• Mark Geor&e90n. Stancllnl -Ocean Vlew'a -ltdhaon'a Chrla Cole and Ken Ammann; Second row -Blaine QeBroawer, Ricky Butler, Coach Jlm BarrU, Desi Marl.na '•Mike lleyera, W eatmlnater'a Tom De•er, Fountain Basely, Tony Panzica. Butler la tbe llVP and Barri.a la coach Valley'• Tlm Johneon, Hundnfton Beach'• Ste•e Pemper of the year. UCI doesn't let up on Long Beach, 95-SO r ' A n teater s in second p l ace in PCAA after UNL V wins By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR .,..., ..... c.. •• ., ...... 1 -· LONG BEACH -Letdown? 'What let- down? After their stimng wan over the U n1v ersll} of Nevada Las Vegas this past Saturda). the Anteaters of U( Irvine kept their guard up against any poss1b1hty of being caught flat - footed when they visited last-place Long Beach State Thursday night. ··11 would've been easy to have a letdown after a big win lake that." said Anteater forward Johnny Rogers following the UC'I basketball team's easy 95-80 wio before a crowd of 1.052. "And tonight we 'itaned out a little tight. but oncc_~e got the ball rolling we did aJI ni,ht." Wath the win. coupled with New Mexico State's loss to UNLV Thursday nij,ht. UC'I rolled into second place in the Pacific t'oasi A.thletac Association conference wath 1ts 10-5 record. 14-10 overall. "If someone would've told me before the season that we would have 10 wins (an the PC .\A) Wlth three games to go:· saad UCI ( oach Ball Mulligan. "I would ha .. e been delighted." But Mulligan Yeasn't panacularl) pleased with bJS team's effon against the 49crs. .. Do1ft let those guys tell yo u they played well." he said. "We got a big lead and then the) thought they were at the playground." Oh. come on. Bill Weren't you a little bn happy with this Wln? "I did tell theguysdunnga timeout, 'lf)ou can play this bad and be up by 20. )Ou're a prett) good team.' " he said The Anteaters had themselves a np- roanng lime at the 49ers' (2-13. 6-20) expense ·Thursday. blazing to a btg earl) lead behind another sconng spr~ by Rogers (a gamc-hai,h 29 points to go with 11 rebounds) and then coasting home Rogen. who had 41 against L'NL \'.scored 17 ofh1s points against the 49crs an the first half "'here the Anteaters built a 50-37 advantage. The lead grew to as high as n points in the second half (84-6:!) as the free-wheeling '\nteaters poured It on. "We were out there ha' 1ng fun ," said guard Scott Brooks. wh o talhl'd 14 points. "We d1dn 't play g.reat tonight, but we were all right. We were worried aboul a letdo"'n. but we got through at" Long Beach Coach Ron Palmer "'asn't planning on a C'I flop, but he sure "'ouldn't have minded seeing one "I was hoping for one an my mind." he said. '"Those kinds of things arc possible. But when ~ou shoot the ball the way L!CI does.. that takes care of a lot of things " That's "hat got Palmer. He thought his team played pn-m sound dcfen~ against In inc. but "We jUSt couldn't <;top them" he said "Our gu~ shad a hand up 1n their face all night. but 1t didn't mauer · "When a gu:. hle Roger<s 1s stall suclang them from 22 feet "•th someone nght up on ham~ what arc ~ou going to do.,... · Not much But wh1k Rogers pro .. 1ded most of the oITens1,c punch for Cl. 1t was the wide-open bal3nced anack "'h1ch might have been the ke't "Johnn~ 1~ going super nght no" .. ~1d center Tod Murph' "'ho added I ~ points (Pleue eee ANTEATERS/C2) Dels~ng swings into ~ie for LA Open lead M~na;~~31 He i k g · I f b b 11 h ·t 5 d 1irs1 round of the 1ournamen1. fa e p c s o ove ~ ase a . i s -un er providing a respite from storms that CIF i t to s h are 66 with Trixler afteriir st round ~:;h ~7t'h~~~0~~.thcm CaW'ornaa V. C Ory LOS A~GELES (A P) -Jay Deis-group that included Johnny Maller, mg, who chose a career 1n Bolf rather Lennie Clements. Doug Tewell and than try to follow an has father's Jim Dent. footsteps as a baseball player. fired a Lanny Wadkins. who won the 1985 5-under-par 66 Thursda)' to shan-the LA Open with a 20-under-par total of first-round lead an the Los Angeles 264 at R1v1era, carded an opening 71 crpen:------Tirursdar. - Delsing. in his second year on the Hal Sutton. the tour's leading tour, was tied with Dennis Trixler, money-winner so far 1n 1986. strug- another player seeking has first PGA gJed to a 79. victory, after the opening 18 holes of Others back 1n the pack included the tournament at R1v1cra Countl) Calvin Peete at 73, Core) Pa\ an at 74. Club. and Tom Punzcr, who was 5-under Mac O'Grady and Bob Gilder wert' throuBh his first eight holes but faded. two strokes back of the co-leaders to finish at 71 . with first-round 68s. The course was soggy from recent Another shot back at 69 was a rains. but skies were sunn) for the Delsmg. whose father. Jim. played 1n the major leagues with a number of clubs, ancludin' the New York) an- kccs and Detroit Tigers. won S~ti 480 last year 1n h1~ r_ooltae campaign on the golf tour. Jay, a form-fr UCLA golfer who freqliently-pla~at R1v1t'ra wt!Ji the Bruins. has said he liked ba~Oa.11 Del more than golf. but that he took up at.DC Trlaler gdlf because "I wanted something I could do by myself" ..\promising high school basketball pla)'cr an his hometown of St L•lua~ the 6-5 Delsang "'3 faced "'Ith another choice "'hen he enterC'd UCL.\ But he dC'Cadcd to slick "1th golf ··in the first month I kne" prett' "'ell that I'd made tht' nght dec1~aon. ·· ..aid Ddsing. 2 'i T n' lcr has httn ,,n and oil the h'U r ~an~ 1980. 3\.eragmg k" th.rn S~ llOt a 'ear an earning~ Mater r>e1 H1gh's unbeatC'n \tonaf\'h'> <;un "ed an ambu.,h at- tempt b' the t Francis (,olden i...naght~ to l'C'~ord a 7~-01 C'IF 'i-.\ baslttthaH 'tl tOn at\. alenc1a High 1n first-round afoon Thursda~ night The i1ctol") Stnds Mater Oct, 2()-0 for the vear an pos~s orof a 5 . &amC' wlnnin' <;trcal o .. cr tWll vcar... into TuC'~a' s \C'('Ond round against the "'mncr ol tonight'" St .\ nthonv· ~lalhkan 1x'lntest "tuan Thoma!> l°'Onnt"Cted on I I 1)t I ~ from tht' field lln the wa, to ~' point., ind L('Ron flit'> dr1,pped 1n ~ ,,t I 'i tor It\ pomh to Jl3lC \1atcr [~1 1n a ttamC' d1ltatro t'I\ "\t f-ranct'i "'h1C'tr pad.('(! 11' tone dC'lcnse an. '1nuall} danng ~atC'r ~1 to ~hoot from outside Hershlser awarded $1 million contract for '86 He was alone sn th<' L~ Open lead bncfl) at 6-undC'r-J):lr. hut hoge~ed the final hole to shp bacl into the tie with Del'lng "I don ·1 recall C' <'r hcan' an thC' lead ill the final holt," 'iatd Tmkr :~ ··1 feel hlce it's st~nang to hc m\ turn The M onarch~ f'('SpondcJ b~ slow- " pulling av.a\ C\tc.•nd1ng a half\1me kad of "-~ 'i to Jn I I -point margin through thr«" quancr.. NEW YORK (AP) -Pttcher Orel Hcrshascr of the Los AngeJes Dodgers became the first SI m1lhon Wlnner in thts winter's basebaJI arb1trat1on heanngs Thursday when he was arantcd that salary for the 1986 season. Hcrshiser, who made $212.000 last year. had ~n offered $600,000 by the Dodgers af\er posting al 9-3rccordand 2.03 carhed run average. He gives the Dodgers two milhon dollar pitchers an their rotation. Teammate Fernando Valenzuela reached that figure an arbitration an 1983. then played for $1 .2 mtlhon last yeu and saaned a three-year SS.S milhon contract this week. Earlier, Boston catcher Rach Gedman's $1 m1lhon hid had been rc1ectcd an arb11muon Ht was aiven tht Red Sox''§ fiaurc ofS6SO.OOO ln other arhatration rulings Thur'$day. New York Met p11chtr Ron Darhng and Teus Ranger outfielder Gar; Ward lost their cases and Cleveland Indian outfielder Brett Butler was a Wlnner. That gave t~layers 15 wannef'l and the I 7 losers an this )Ur s arbnrauon procedure. which ends Friaay Darhna. who had a-1~6 record and 2 QO ERA last season when he made $230.000. had asked for $615,000. He will play instead for the Mcts' 0fTer of $440,000. Earhcr. teammatC' Ed L)'nth. who was I 0-8 la'lt season. won a SS 10.()(Xl ..ala!) 1 n arb1trat1on. Ward. who batted .287 with IS home runs and 70 runs batted 1n for the Rangen. had h1\ requtt~t for $930.000 turned down tie was given the Ranacrs' offer of $865.000. up from the $720,()(X> he made last H~ar Butler was a"ardcd an S8,tHXlO '8llr\ double the $425.000 he made last )car when he batted .31 I and stole 4 7 baS('s The lndaan'i had offered $600,000. Arb11rauon heanngs were held Thursda\ tor Houston p11cher Frank DtPmo and Met · S«Ond baseman Tim Teufel DtPtno. wh o made $255.l)(X) last year, was asking $380,000 after fX> tana a l-., ~ord and a 4.03 ERA last year TheAstrosofTemJ $280.000 Teufel, acquired by the Mets from MinnC$0ta, wanted a raise from SI 10,000 to S H0,000 after batting .!ti(} wt th I 0 ho mt run~ for the Twins tut year New York offered $200,000 The final hcanng "''" bt' held Fnda' when Bo\ton's Wade Bogs a SI mtllton arhnr3t1M \\-tnncr l8't year, bids for S 1.850.000 The Red Sll~ arc ofTenna SI, 150,000 \Q._ the third ha~man 11.ho led the >\mcncan l t' 11.iW "'llh • lt18 Ntt111• a' crage la'lt M'&\On 1 n'ler said hr 1<. m1,,t ,on..-rml'\i "''th '>la\11\g on tht' tour lC'mment· mg, "l don't v.ant t~l go bacl ll' (qualil\1ngl S(h1)(ll That''-had · Tn\IC'r'-. he-t tinl\h la\t \Car "'hrn hC' c:amC'd a total of SI ~ ~ti' on thl' tour. \°arnc "'hen he fin1\hc-O ma uc l<lr 'Mh an th<' B ( Open Dt-l-.1ng also notl·hC'd ht!> hc~t I i)g~ fin1~h an that ev('nt. \l.'10d1ng up 1n .l \("\Cnth- pla<.·c tac af\cr leadan mt•t"'a) throu~h t~e tournament The S4~0 000 I 1h \ngC'fc, O~Q .. h1ch run' th1011 h "undl\' b.lme' an S I 000 "'inner ' pr11t" The ~1'1nan h'I had JU<;t one lrt'(' thro"' through th!'('(' quarter-. hdorC' 'it Franca' tin111l" abandoned m pal l ed 10nC' an the lounh ~uanC'r ~ 111' I horn•' .ind lohn \founl'C' ('d, h hdd '1' l't'h<.lund., tor \.intC'r l'\<'1 ""h1, h "'llO that dt'panmcnl ~Q-~ ~ (.1f'('g t l)~St .a '1-10 IUOIOT lC'pt \t f-r;inl 1\ "'tthm range ""llh ~4 point'\ trnm thC' prnm,·ter ' \fourll.C' w1&' al..o m douhk h(!Uf'l'\ ""1th I '\('(lint' "'1th 1 om Peab<xh t ~l and "'e' in Rem he-rt I.,) contnhu1an1 m a rut' ~' C'n-man ellon for \1a1er (>ta \l'"l ~,mntz an ,lt,uhlc hgurt"'> tor \t I Tanl 11. 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'31d f r1mlin ··w e've ~"'n lca auc for 1hret- •tra1g)H >ear\ oind \IA of the la•I tc"en \A. c cc,uld bt "er) &ood thl\ )"e<tr 1( our multt-•,PC•n a1hlek°' come around ""'' htih J •mp ( 11h"1 lt1p ttMrl"\ 10< 11,tlc v.n111n '\A.(' rr \Ohd 1n t·•er1 e~ent and v.f' -SPORTS BREAK ,_Derby candidate Snow Chief beat some cold odds f rom Af' dhpatr·hr11 < Ill I ,, VI\ I \ Ire .1 ~fl'•rt ..,hrrt ~ lt1vr\ •11111 11111t .. ·r "'""1rr\ ( .irl f 1flll\l1·;ul lt.t\ h•·.11,.,, lie• •t1ltl<. 1>11th .i h<tt\C'" pr,.cl111 rd h1 ,, \l,1ll1•1r1 \t.t11d111v l•ir \) '1'1'1.ir1d J r11.11r INltllV •1111, -"111 • .1111r Ill I qudfl.t \111 .,, ,, \n•oll; ( h11' Nol \ ll1e rr\111! ,,, thr I 'It<. 111.1 11 h hf-t wf'r11 l11\ tTtM• \111'.0. \nowll.1~1· ,1111 l f'rOr•1 1.-d ( 1 1111~ wl111 r,1t111"d \' \Ilk 111 ti I ;vo y1·.11 1 ,111"1 r th.ii rudrll hr1011\I •1l .1lr.i1111n1t111111r'r I rtht .1lf'f1.1, 1 I rr.tr •ilcl \1111.,.. 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I 1111111.tl .1ppl11 ,111,111 .. 1.11111~ 1h1' ·'" , .111llcln11 1h1 , "ll'l't"lllt1!' h.111· 11·1~ 1111·.1 I h·· 11th., 11h l1 t., h.111111 ti 111 cli1 \l.1d11d 111n 111111 Inkster takes Phoeniz lead f•lf<H.:--.IX -Jult lnkt.1cr \urv1ved 41 n \hale 1 \I.Jin th f)O't a S.undcr-par 6 7 for a r,ne·\lrhkc lead in 1 hur\da> ·, r1pcn1ng r'1und ,,f the I.P<,A Turqi.,01\C rlu\1t • lnhtcr tavcd par on the fir-.1 tw<1 holc\at the fi,21f>- .ud i\r11ona B1ltmor~ Ad<1bc: < <>Ur\C" but laltr r1un1 luatt"IJ her rt1Und With an caglt°· "\ <1rt1upcd one ~k with 6fS\ were rnolc1c M1thellc Hicrte11ttt J<b!1~ Jo~. ~ltelley Hamlin. Mary fkth /1mmcrman and Shem l urncr i\my Alcott b<>&CY«l Lhc last hole and dropped 111 "\ under at (,<J to J'lln far\c: ( rafter Jr.d; Ro\Cnthal < ind\ \i1at kt") an<l Pat Aradlcy lxknd1nl( t hamp1on fk l\; King carded a I over "'1 wh1lt-I f'( 11\ m11nc.-y lt'ac.kr l'alt) \hcchan p<>\tc.-d il 7<1 lnk\ter 1111<4 r1111k1c-''' thr vc-ar and '>C"enth in rarn1ng.\ th1<i \('a\11n rrc11vrred from the rou(th and then ,, hunker to\<1 lvag!.' par-4v1n lhc opening hoTC1 I he 25· yf·ar o ld thrn made her mu"e c1n the t1gh1h ant.I ninth, h11k\ whn1 \hr kr111tkcd in hmJ1r pull\ ftom l~ and k f1·t· 1 \h<· thll"t" pullt"d the.-I 'Ith h11lr hut h<1unled h<1tk with J h1rdtl' f"ur '"' the I I th <1nd then rapped 1n a 12- lr111trr li1r .in l.'aglt-on 1hc par-S 471 .,ard I ~th ho ll· Denver halts Boston. 102-100 L.afa yt:tt«' ~ver h11 a llt"h1t·,1k1nK ,,> m lt1111 1umpcr w11h u, \euind' \parking I x-n. tr lo J 102-100 N HA v1l 1Ury over Ull\1t1n I hur'<.f;i~ night -\ftt·r I ~vcr'' 1i.i,k1·1 htokl' a •1x.11x lie. lhc < t•ll1c ,·Larry Bird m1\\1·d tr11111 I 7 In-I when te:mirnatt" Jerry Slcbtlng lcll JI ll1r'•tlll\ 111l l11d1n!( "' l><1111I\ du11n14 a 1h1rd·qu<1rtl r ""'II' le .11J11111 till" Bui k\ tci .1 I .10-11 l v1U1J1 \ 11\t'r \l11111 p1nl( I l1111\t11n JIM' Humau made ii ~.1 111111 h,l\1·l1nr \hc •I w11h uni \t'll1nd 111 j)lil'r llt give \l1ralu111o: l >i-111111 ,, 11111 lfl/ \11 1111 ')' o\o c IPd.ind C111.11d flt-IUtlr Tb.-ua v.1·111 11 f111 fl from 1h1 lrtl' thro\lo hnl· 111 1111 l11urth q11.ir11·1 1111 l11d1 11v 1v..o ''"''" '4tlh It\\ \1°1111icl\ h fl 111 ltfl \,111,11111"11111 111 .1 lfll-llJ\ \ ll lllf\ 11\1 I \,Ill \1111111111 Kerr leads Flyers past Kings I' 1111 \ I H I I' 111 \ I 1111 "11 r I ll'd tltr "-111 w,1\1111 h111.l1 l11r J)H"'l"I pl.1\ 11.11.tl\ wit h 111, .'X1h .ind 1'1•lk I klund '1111nl tv.11 l' ·" llll· l'hil.1drlph1a I l)t'f\ lkkall'd 1111" I 11\ . \nl/.C'lt·, l<.11111.'. \ \ I hur\(J;I\ n1~h1 f\1•11 'w1.1I .11 I 1J fll nl tlw 111\I p1·r11xl ldl h1111 n1'11 v.;11h \l1k1· B""' 111 th1· "Irv. ) urk "l.rn1kl\ .1111f l'hcl I \f)(1\1l11 f1irm1·1h of 1ltr 1111,ton llr11111\ .111d '\11·"' 't "'I. 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""·I \1cl 111 tlw \l'a1 I k l1111p1·d hl\11\1.n n•h1111nd 111111 1h1· 1111111·1 ll)lhl 'II( Ill"( 1111111" 111·1 Ill \lllll' New Jersey slips past Quebec Hic'h l'rt'!lloo \l Ofl'd on .1 .'0 111111 'l·t1"h11t \.\1111111111 \1'UllHh k it 11111\l'l llllll' I httl\d,I\ 111~.lll In ll' vc N<'" kl\1'\ ,1 J \ '"'"" 11\1'1 ()11r hn 111 ,in '\Jiii Jt.111u· 11" "lw11 111 Ilic· "'lt-1 1 l'lt'rrt' L11 rou1·bt \\otetl f\\11 •'"·"'.ind ·"'"1t·d 1111.1notlll'r Ill .t lhtl'I" 14111\l li"l llt'rtod 11'.11 It llf' I ho "11 \• ' 11rk Kirn~<'" 111 .1 \ : ' tt Ion 1 n t' I \1 I""" I h1· 1 111111 \"'·I' lhr lillh "''·"~hi 1111 1lw Han1tt'I\ tit• 11 l1111>~n1 't1\'.1lo. 1ht'I \1':1\1111 Tom Ft rgu11 'u 11nl "" .1 h11·.1!...1"·" .11 I 11 ol 11\1°1t1111l' hi l(l\l' l urontu .1 ' 11\11 1111' 1111·1 < .1l1wr) I t·r~u' hrol..1· frC"C "'hl·n Grt'lt Tl'rr lon l"ll•l.1·d tlw pm k 11111 nf the· I nlllnt11 mnt• dl·l.n l < .il~.11\ )l11,1l1n1dri RrJ"•n Lttmf'lln .111<1 \ltd tht• f'lll ~ 111111111.-1w1 ll "·"I>" '1·111n<l 110.1l 11l 1lw 1t:1111t· and 2\th "I t Ill' \l' •"' 111 Television. radio TEI. .VISION 11 I'm PRO BASKETBAl.l. l .1lo.1·" .11 "-1 \\ ll'IW \ IJl'l,JH'<.I). ( h.tnnl'l 11 IO p 111 BOXING < hjnnl•I ''' RAOlO t• p m PRO BASKETBALL L.ikt•f\ at Nc•11 lt·l\1·, llil'laH·d ). t\ I At ( \ 701 ' \If I'm -PRO KASKt:T8ALL ( 111IJl'll \l,lll' .ti< •Pr<'" f...Ml">t ("' 10) \\t 11 \h11q1111t1" "'" "l.11•\ \ 111.tr \..11\ 111 ( •11'1" I .tlld •••••••••••••••••••••• , \ h1111 d t\,111111 I \h,11.1 ·•I I ~\pl 1111.1 \tl\lt .th.1 If i1JllU~fJltwJ Bt?1/Ntlnlf- cL01H1Nc SALE FEB. 21 -22 -23 3 0 0~0 OFF /t ALL MERCHANDISE • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • BRA 'D : • • • • • 634-6520 Christ College poata 73-50 win ( h n'I ( ollettC' Ir\ tnt 'l\lo('PI Ill II\ 22nd \I\ lf\f\ IO :., ~'l~C'th.lfl '"r1'1 T'hurid.1' n1Jhl \lo 1th a., \.\(1 ~•n nHr \ l'tllOjl l>1H iii\ ( l"l,l'll Rthk l 1llkJt'. '<'tlln(l thr \IG~t' fl1r a \\t ,IC'rn Chn~t111n •\thltllt \ <10C'mt1on 'hn'" d1lY.n V.tlh f IT)n1•s ~t'!ll (I " c hns11•n turJ.\' nia ht 1n th\· Eq1~·a)m Pnul "CM led ( hmt < lllkat Ir"' int', l.iale' "Ith 11 Jl'"n'" f hu"' da' n1ah1. "''h Damn 8C'3n the hoan1' k:1J{'r 111 '<'' rn a~ < t I Uf'lpc,1 ''' ulnftrtn\(' l"("\llr\I lo It\. I b.a1oc tOmC M"W(Omcn rrom football. bawtball ud '°'CC't who I thank vc '°'"'to tx creat ~c: •''° hhc tome ci~bht~SU)-Hl•hot111U be ratu,.,on MSd1t10.W tC1pon11bd1tin lfl can ~t lhnc JU~• to ""Oflr , •-c rcall) be lOu&Jt it.ta.acU Thar " a laft1-t&an<hn1 rule th.lit almmt evtr) coecb 1tay\ .,_llhan. ~h&lt>u1ly. rq;udleu of \port Kcq> qu1c1. don't call auc:nt1on 10 1ouneU ~nd don·t pr«ftet an>tl'lins more tl'l.1n .. We: hope to be compct1U\t .. EaaJC\ ( ~h T om F1\ht r ho""· t'~t. 11 an C:ll«Ptaon . and ma~hc he h.u a nght to be -Our outlook., h<e ~1d ··tuc 1. for rabbttt lf 1 lime to bet the farm'· That'1 ho• F1~er sec-\ hi\ outfit 1n the hunt for Sea \i 1cw League honon '°meth1ng 1ha1 has been dominated by < orona del Mar for the past ~\-Cn )ea rt 'W h1lc ( dM ha-. v.on \I.\ 1111~ 1rr that \pan incluthng the last three faunc1a ha\ been building and in F"hcr's \Ctond )tar after returning from a I (J.)car awncc from an eight- ) tar tour with E\tan(la hi\ E..agJcs appear read> 10 make tberr mo\e Fl\htr ha\ been around He '*3'> tht he.lid cc,ach at 'c .... ark High for four 1cars ;and an e1g.ht-~ear reign at fatancta (I %7-74) produced a «If champ1on\h1p 1n 1971 It takC\ 6& point\ to win <1r tte •· tatd f !\her ··and Em Dorn I\ go<id for an autrima11c 2<J ··1 .. c go1 the hc\t middle dt'>tanc.e runner 1n the league 1n Jake Knight Doug '-1 dlc'r 1\ a 14-1 5-foot vaulter Todd Pt-IT) 1c. a \Ub-two minute halt miler and I have four shot puller'> who should all he 5f.).footef'> .. Dom'c, credential\ arc unqut\· twna ble .1 Tht' \lick 6-4 \t'n1()r a. t\l<o-ycar ,tandout wtth the football team as a rect1\-er ,., a t'IA>O·llme (IF 3-.\ c.hamp1on 1n the high Jump and long Jump ""'"h be<,t\ of f).f< and 23-4 In the hurdle., he.-fin1shc.-d sctcmd onl\ 10 ~addleback H1Jh's \i1 1ke J•a1t1Jn 1n the league final\ w11h c.l<K ktn&$ of 14 9 in the I lfJ high hurdle\ and W 11 1n the V)(J inttr mediate\ Knight rin1c.hed fourth 1n tht I t1lll1 at the league final' 14 27 ~I and 1' J threat t<1 win 1n both tht: I hr"J JOd "\.200 Miller 10, al'>o a thrrat 1n thr h1(th hurdle\ with a hcs1 ol IS I The shot put fil'ld 1ndudt:'> < a'>C) \wan\<>n Rene < abalkr11 .\dam Walburger and Dann Yamaga C1ll with hc\l\ of 46-plu'> J\ 1un11)(\. In the 400 \cn1or\ Ian Ml Donald C hm \11m·~ and fohn I ltrnandt 1 oiler qua ht~ dl·pth J nd 10 lhl' '>pnnl\ ~·nuir' C ra1g < 11n1t: I l<J I J ;ind HnJn \ltnrard I 10 11 gne I \IJnltJ \(onng p<1tl·nt1JI I om Md arth; lhun.Jk ' and tnpk iurnp) and ( hm Hulx· ( 1 21)(J) round out lhl' ma1<1r \ourll" ol \l'ntor'> allhouKh I l\hl'r mJ1nta1m he ha~ \olu.J <.kpth in h1\ 1un1or dnd \11ph11mort: da'>'>C'> !Vewpo11 Harbor \\ha' ht'l'n lht· l u\tom 1n n·u·n1 \l".11' thl \J1l1ir\ hJ\l' \tin1t: qu.1111\ <1thktl•\ hut 1n ll rnl' ot going lur tl·am thJmpt.tn\hlp\ thl' rJnk'> Jrl' too thin 111 pl<1 <.C" 11.trhor on the ,,1ml' lnl'I "''h I '>l:tnuJ < 11111nJ tkl \i1ar Ill '>adJkh:.tl k C.amr Br n •t the Sa on' bt-tt thrnt b.a"' .~ .11 JO to flmlh wc<ind U\ Lhc Sn \ ~ J.~t fina.I He t .1 threat 10 w 1.600 u ell Other tcnian of no~ 1ndu.dc Wall F1,htt h1&h 1ump and pole 1,auhJ, ~Oflt Smith Jfounh 1n the bf.;) 1«1ue fi~< 101 oi l·S9 6 .IUjUOIOt) and \1aunce Ltt 1a basketball uar iOln~ 10 the iritcrm«f~te hurdl" . ..&00 and .OOl Jun1o n (olhn Bock f U and J :! XJt and te-..e v. be Ian f 41'.1")) and 10pbom01e Scon \1 renC) lfons jump .1nd 'pnn1s1 round' <Jul Enc T ,.ell's m~;or strengths "There 1s a lack ol tum depth .. u1d T¥>c1t ·•but ,.c \t got ~"cral good athlete, in our ~n1nr\ es- peci~ll)' C.1ner Brc v.n ' UaJ.-enl ty Th«c s a nc1Ao lool tor the Trojans and }ou don't ha \e 10 look far to find 11 Dan V. robhcl \ has tal cn the rein\ .llnd 1n \hon order ha\ rccnutcd athlet~ to the bo)'> and girls pro- grams and has picked up n<> less than fi \'e ass1stant'i A product of t ( ~ant.a Barbara ..,_, 11h a deca th Ion bal lground V. robltck) d1dn 't 1Aoaste an) ume after being selected 10 the jOb this past iall ··1 did ;1 n av.ful lot of recru11tng ad mil\ V. robltck) "'ho~ l no\l<ledge oft:n1Hrs11) athletes 1~ aided b> the fact that hes a sixth-) tar on-<.ampus teacher V. robhcb a standout tnpk Jump- er at l ( ~B "''II handle tht' 1ump'> v.11h Stt\t 'xogg.in concen1ra11ng on the spnna Rainer V. ulf rv.e1gh1 C\ents) C1ar, Kinder and \tC\e Odgcr\lpolc \aullJ and hall from the retired list B<1h Baker l<> handle spnntcn and hurdler'> Probahl) the T r<JJan' mo'> I '1s1hk returning iilhlete belau'>C of his football cndea \ ur<, ,., all-league run- Eric Dorn n1ng t>ack c ra1g Belle the school rccord-fiolder 1n the 220 ""1th a 2:! 3 clocking '\s a sophomore he ran 50.5 1n the -UJQ meters al'\d ~as credited "'llh a 9IS1 ~1nd-a1ded > ctTon 1n a dual mttt at l orona def ~far "He's a 45-foot shot-putter." said v. robltclc~ ··v. e could probabl) use him at pole vault. long jump and discus. 100. 1f I wanted He's that 'crsat1lt ·· .\l\O a top spnnter ,., senior .\nd' Feingold although his best c"ent is the qu,iner \lo here he has turned a 50 4 cJ9 5 on a rela) splttJ .::V.e'rr a prett) ~oung team. t:~· ix1:1all) at the d1'ttance t''Cnts." said V. robltck} "But "'c: v.111 ha'e Robtn 8drrJOS bad ... Bamos ran a 4 24 mile as a <oophomore It ma~ take Bam m a (Pleue eee TRACK/C3} SUNSET HONORS ... From Cl ~ ( , ... ·orge\on from 1hr \t·u1n the lcall,ue\ "o 'tectm 1-oru:d to"'' out a \t:ar ht."t.au<;e he 1ran\ferrrd lrom ~n1tl· \1c)l'"' mctdc-hi\ 1un111r sea\on one to rl·mrmber v.11h three 211-prnnt plu., l'lforl\ in lcall,Ut pl;n l-ountd1n \ri1lk~ grahhc:d lht• "'u ~ ring to thl" pl:nufh '4 tlh l 1m John· * * * <,on a '>econd 1e:im selectio n. leading tht" 14l!\ Oth~ro; cho~n on the second team 1n<.ludc Huntington Beach 's te\c Pt'mpt>r and V.. cstm1nstcr's Tom De' er In all therr are jjq.-Juniors on thr I I -man team. 1ndud1ng two at Ocean \.1c"' and Manna -leading to an a~sump11on it'll oc \1anna's )Oung ~uad "'h1ch "''11 lhallenge the Sea- _ha"ks ne\t \cason * * * Dally Pllot All-Sunset League Player, sc-bool Most Valuable Player Ht. Yr. Avg. Rtt:k) Butler Otcan v,.._ • ..,. 6-7 J r '5 "' First Team fun\ Pan11ta (kean \ ll'" t>-b <;r "' 9 Ken· .\mmann E-.d1son h-2 Sr I, b Blaine DeBrouwer, Ocean \ tl'"" n-0 Sr 18 ' Mike Mqcr.., Manna (l. I Jr IH Dl'\I Ha1rh fkt:an Vu.·'"' f-i.'i J r ~ ~ Second Team \tC\ c Pemprr 11 un11ng111n fkal"h fl., \r l\ 'I C hn'> ( ult' ( d1s11n h· ... \r II I r tm John\or. F-uunlatn \oJlln fo-l \r 10.5 \,1ark (1eorgec;on. Manna ti-9 Jr 11 S Tom Dcvcr. Wc<,tmin.-.ter 5-1 () Jr 14 6 Maryland upsets Tar Heels North Car olina's l oss in OT. 77-72. m oves Duke to t o p of ACC From AP dlspatebts < II ·\Pl I I Ill I . NC l l•n Bia' '1. 11rtd on a 1ump hook v..1th I 51 ldt 1n ll\l'n1ml· and Keith (1atltn hit two ln•l· lhfll\\\ With '>l'H'n \l't·ond<, IO ltO ·" \l.1nl.rnd up,rt tor-ranked "o\1h < .11 11lm.1 1 1.12 1n \11.tnl•l ( n.1'1 < 11nll'!t'llll' h<1\k1·1h.1ll Wl·dnt''d•n '"LL"' Iii;" \111n·d J g.tllll' high l'\ prnnl\ ;ind l •• 11li n "a' among thn·e plaH·r\ ""h Ill r11tnl\ t:alh ·" Mal)laml d1mtx-d 1111'\-11 .4-7 in the .\CC NMth C arultna droprx·d tn 25-2 In l.1lltng 10 1.1-2 1n the •\C C . tht• I n1 I lel'I' rl·ltnqu1<ilwd fir't plan· 1n the ka[l.Ul' 111 ,.._•1.ond·rJnl..l·d Dulo..l· Jo1.· \\ 1111 hrokl.' thl· tllJ-tl9 rcgu- la1111n 1.kadlod. v. 1th .1lrn'1hro v... hut \f jr. I.ind toq1JLllJU.c~~ fom -urne,~lrn\l' "11h '2'i ktl 10 pl.1} Wl)lf 1 amc h;ick "Ith n layup on a p.l'>" fru m ~IC\ c I l,1k. but B1a'i toc;scd rn h1\ 1umr h1111lo. 111 put thc I crraptn'i 1n1.ommJnll 7' 7:!'41th I 'II kn In othl'f lllllqtl' ll·llfH.., M lcblican St. 74, M leblgao st: hm1111 gunnl Darr. I .lnhn<.on 'ICor1.·d 2o 1·1u111l\ .ind nlmh1m·d \\tth tl.'am- matt· '"·,1tt 'il.tk' I\'-\park a hall· h.1" 1-..ing ~1 tl h1gan \I.Hr dc.-fcnse :l'i the N1.l 111 \pan.uv, up~t No 7 M1l'h1gan tn a Rig lcn l'onfcrcncc game fhc '''tor. rn1~d th<' . panans' tl"\·ol\l to 18-ti oHrall .1nd 9-5 1n the R11t T1.·n \h1.h1g.in. Ythll h fell tu :!~-4 llnll Ill 4 \UITCrt'U 11\ fif'I home IOS\ 1)f tht" '<'•l\on l"he "ohennc'I had "on 14 'tnull)lt at C"n,ler .\rcna Ntvad•·l.a1 YtlH tt, New Mexico St. n : Junior auard Freddie Rank ~·or<'d :!~ pmnl\ to lead I lth·rnnli.td "'e' aJa I a., Vein" 10 J Par1fo ( N ~I .\\hlclli \ c.ocurnon \ll lOI) ll\ er ~<'"' Me\lln \tate Thl" tnumph enahlC'd the Rebel\ 10 d1nt·h their tounh \trough• P< \ \ lllle l "IL\ ha'i J l .S·I l'OOlerTn\'C' record anJ .i 16· \ '''c.-~11 m.uL. '-e\I, Mc.-'11.ll \t.itc tell h' '->·ti 1n lea&u<' and I ~.~ O\ er.all f he.-Rc.-hcl\ hdJ the-.\sate\ "llh' less"' er 11 pc'nod of ~· m1nutt\ <'Mh 1n the.-pme to ht"l"ak a"•' from .1n I 11 -11 ,,.._. w J 24-11 ll'ad v..1th ti' at Bcrl-..rle\. ( altf. on Jan 25 That m1nult''> lcl1 oclore halft1m(' dl'l'ISJOn broke a 52-gamr UCL'-\ t 'N LV wtl\ on top 43-2 1 al halt· w1nn1ng streak over Cal. 1tml' and thl' >\gg1es ..... crcn't abk tu Both teams now have 7-6 Pac-10 mount a \enuus 1hrca11n the linal lll records. The Bruins arc 12-10 overall m1nu1es rhc Rebels ll'd h) a<. man) \lo h1lc the Bears arc 15-8 a' 28 point'> 1n 1he late in the game The Brum~ led b) as man> as 10 Fldndge lludson and Anthon) points in the first half. but the Bears June<; added 15 and 14 poin1s. scorrd the final 13 points o ft he half to re'lpcc1111cl). for the Rchclc;. Joh take a 35-32 advantage at the inter· Flowt•rs had l'lght potnl\ and a game· m1c;c;1on. high 11 rebounds for l 'NLV, "hKh taoford 61 , Southern Cal S9: nutrrbount.ll'd the .\gg1e\ .n.12 r rl·shmen Todd l llhll and Howa rd Ci1locr1 Wilburn kl.I "-e"' Mn1co \\right pated 'itjnford to a Paufit·-111 \tall' v.1th 22 "point' V1rg1I llarnc, C onll'renct• \ ll'lor\ 1ner ho-.i adtkd I I points fur the .\ggtl'' '-tou1hern C al · lltab St 78, Fresno St. 66: L ttht1 SlOrl·d IS poinb anti 'iophomorl· Jeff .\nder<,on scored 1.l grabhc:d eight rebounds while Wnghl ofh1s 20 pt>1n1s 1n me -;ernnd half and . added 13 points and had sc1 en l tah State <,cored m final 17 points rebounds for the Cardinal. wh1l'h on 20 attempts at the frel'·thro"' line. raised its Pac-I 0 record to 7-6 and 1t\ leading the Aggies to J Pc.\>\ '410 1n o\erall to 13-1:! Logan. \no ther freshman. Tom Lew1s, ll'd l '1ah ~tat<.' hit onl) 'iC\ l'n lil.'ld goah <iouthern (al "'1th I i...D:oinlS. l ht> 1n the \t:cond half. two of them from T.tOJ<im. who no" have lost '" three-point ran&e-bu~ mfttk 1tt~ ')tn11gh1 game~ fell to 3-10 1n lcagul frcr-t1lrow'> 1n the half. to o ffset a 25 pla' and 9-14 o"erall . percent o;econd half field-goal c;hoot-Arllooa 6S, Ore1on .St : Anrona. ing performance paced b> John Edgar's 18 points. u<.l'll UCLA 76, California 63: Junwr a balanced Ko"hng attack to claim .1 fof\\ard Reggie Miller, the founh-share of the Pac ific 10 Conferenlt leading SlOrer in the countl). tJlh<'d lead "Ith a \tcto l) over Oregon 1n 2"' po1n1' 10 lead l 'Cl.\ to a lugl•ne Panfic-10 <nnrcrencr \tc1on ll\Cr Thl· '"'°" movl.'d the W1ldla1' C :1hforn1a al Paule) Pa,1hon l'I·' overall 'and 10·3 1n the con· The triumph avenged a 7'i-67 "'n lcrence. into a tie for first place 1n till' h' the Croldcn Bear., O\ er the Brutn'I Pac-I U with the Washingto n Huski<'' ANTEATERSSTOP49ERS • • • From Cl ".\nd Joe: Buchanan f I \ prnnt~J " .iho shooting the b311 'er. well tor u~ nov. It seems hlee,enonc 1\ looL.1ng for their hot~ no"' ·• While e\el"\onc el~ seem\ to ha'c 1tgoang, Murph' ha)n"t b(en the \Ume \i1 urph\ I tel) .\nd \1ulh&an 1h1ni...-. he lnov.\ "'h' "Tod'\ bOld. ha., h«n hotht"nng him .l little ·· ..aid \fol11gnn "Ht''~ l:iecn going tu the doctor lor 11. hut v.c don't ~no"' v.hat 1t 1<. n(tht nov. \nd 11 ~ ou ask him the l 1nd of gu\ he.-'' h~ II tell \OU nothing " v.roni · But \I, 1th the rt'\! 111 the \nteatc.-r' Jettina 1n10 gear. 11 h." taken the lond ofl tht t-Q \t"nun v. hot\ tht .ill·ltme \\. hool ~:11rm1 leaJc.-r Ju\I 1maainc.- v. "1a1 l e ha' e · "1111 Brooks. "the harder we'll be to guard I think game\ like tht'I, where <''r11· one 1~ involved. wtll help us down thr road" ANTIATllt ANGl l\ UCI w1 t)CI '"' '"•' ""' •• ll'tlrO 'lre~t •In 11111 Motlde• .. ,,.., ,,.. ""1••1••• lr••tl 10 UC S.nre &aroe<• 1r•ff no n I won ll'ltM Ill e •Ow •Inc• IM .. ,, .....,. ~· 11\e 1"4 MIOOll f~ Ille Alllffltf\ W•" retuf" f'IOmt lo ''"Ill'\ ... o .... 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February 21, 1 1886 * C3 Edison, Newport Harbor advance to second rouiid ~ys soccer playoffs beaan Thursday with E<hson H1ah of the Sunset Lcaaue and Newpon and Saddleback from the Sea View Leaauc a~vancing to the second round. while Ocean View was knocked off by Santa Ana Herc's what transpired · E~Uton 4, Paramo11nt 0: Mike D1G1ovann1's Ch111ers dominated from start to finish with three aoaJs from 1Un1or Mike Weiss, shutout aoaltend1na from Tim Bontrager and a quartet orfullbacks (Tom Patton, Greg Lcave y, Brad Rosenquist and Dave Richard) shutting Paramount off. Weiss scored twice in the fim halfotTass1sts from Robert Sanchez and Chns Thomas and "Patton's aoal came off a pass from Castro. TRACK .•• FromC2 while, however, to round into shape as a distance runner because of his I wrestling endeavors, which con- cluded just recently Others who figure to be prominent early and often for the TroJans Junior David Un. sophomore Charles Sakura and Junior Peter Fannos1. all an the distance events; senior Tony Fannos1 in the 800. senior Enc Frommean the intermedi- ate hurdles: and two freshmen dis- tance runners, Eri(.alh and Lany T5a1. I Un. Sakura and eter Farinos1 all went in the neighborhood of 4:45 a I year ago in the mile and Tony Fannos1 turned the half 1n 2:05 as a junior. Irvine Jeff Sw1gan's Vaqueros turned some heads with a second place finish I at the South Coast League finals a I year ago. second only to perennial powerhouse Mission V1eJo, and con- s1denng what he has an the wa) of returning talent, the Vaqs could give I . Mission Viejo an even better run for its money. The talent begms wl!h James Olson. a senior distance star who'll be doubling an the 1,600 and 3.200. I Olson ran a 4: 13. 79 to finish second in theClF 4-A finals asaJunioron his wa) to the state meet an Sacramento. , and Swigart 1s certain he is a sub-I().. minute two-miler. "Ma)be we can break up M1ss1on VicJo's long winning streak 1n dual meets.'' said Swigart. "We have a lot I of new kids and I think we have a legitimate shot at them." A lot of Swigart's opt1m1sttc outlook revolves around the poten-1 t1al of the we1pit crew, which includes Greg Gerardi. Enc Shank and Peter Brant le). Gerardi. who underwent anhoscop1c knee surgcr) last week. went 48-2 1n the shot put in his first competitive year as a Junior. "He's I well over 50 feet at this point." said Swigart of the Stanford-bound Gerardi. a standout football player. I Shank 1s m the 155-160 foot range 10 the discus and 1s a threat m the shot, as well. while the 6-5, 22().. pound Brantley. headed for Oregon 1n the fall on a football scholarship. 1s out for the first time The hurdles 1s another strong field l with seniors Peter F1eweger and Billy Brosnan boas11ng clockings 1n the 38 0 and 15.4 range in the intermedi- ates and highs. along wnh Junior David Peck. Peck was the league's frosh-soph champion with a league record 38 7 1n the intermediates. and has gone I 6 0 in the highs. Basketball star Scott Tamura re- turns as the league champion 1n the high Jump, but his real va lue IS his use an multiple events. Tamura was second 1n league 1n the 1 long jump (2 1-0) and third 1n the tnplc Jump (44-0). giving him three berths at the C IF prehms The spnnts and long Jump belong to JefTCova. although there arc other sound candidates in the stable. in- cluding football standouts J 1mm}' Raye and Jim Miele. 1 Another who 1s expected to emerge after JUSt missing a year ago 1s senior quarter and half-maier Dave McM1llen. McMillen. possibly the best half- m1ler 1n the South Coast League this .. ear. finished sixth 1n the league finals as a JUn1or . his standout I 55 4 clocking 1n the 800 meters JUSI l)OC second ofTthe winning time His best 1n the 400 IS 5 J I. Also 1n the 800 1s Robb) Robens. who went I .58.0 as a Junior. Enterin$ the picture 1n ~200 an 400 1sJun1or Steve White. who as at 51 g in the 400 now and 1s considered a 22-plus runner in the 200. Two sophomores of considerable note: Distance runners Dan Meehan and Kevin Koch. "Those two kids on the road 1n Sks arc running times which convert to a 15-minute three- mtle," said w1gart 'Tm really expecting big things from them this }'car." Mater Del Monarchs Coach Patrick ( allahan feels his outfit can challenge for the Angelus League champ1onsh1p. but 1n terms of ind1v1duals. dwells on only three. Senior Mark Butala ( 1.600). Junior Bill Wagner (200. 40<)) nnd George Lynch (hurdles) figure to carry the bulk ef respons1bilit1cs Costa Mesa hosts yo uth soccer finals A dozen finalists pared from a field of 400 convene on aturday al TeW1nklc School an Co~ Mesa for the 1986 Amencan Youth Soccer Orpn1zatton Area "K" finals. Sponsored by Re11on I 20 of Costa Mc~ the finals include D1v1s1on S boy~ ~nd llrls at 9 a.m . D1v1s1on 4 boys and 11r1s at 1 o· 'O a.m. and Divmon 'boys and g1rl5 at noon. Award uremon1c~ follow af\er Weiss added an insurance marker in the second half on a penalty k.Jck as the Charger~. Sunset l,.eaaue champions for the first time since 1979 ahd in the 4-A playoffs for the first time since 1980, upped their record to I S-4-3. Edison outshot the visitors 16-4 and showed superiority in speed and power in disposina of the San Gabriel Valley League representatives. The win sends the Charaers into the second round on Tuesday at Upland, a S-3 winner over Fontana. Edison and Upland have split in two prior meetmgs, each winnina 3-2. Suta Aul, Oceu Vlew 1: Santa Ana used a suflinJ defense to frustrate the Scahawks in improving to 14-3-S on the way to the second round of the 4-A ehminauons, 11v1ng the Saints a home pme with No. 4-scedcd Riverside Poly (25-0-1) on Tuesday. Haissam Sabra was the only Sca~awk to penetrate the Santa Ana goal, and his marker didn't come untilJUSt five minutes remained. paring the margin to 2-1 . Santa Ana scored just 1 S minutes into the pme and then collapsed its pme Into a defensive net to keep the lid on the Scahawks. who exit the playoffs with a 14-8-3 record. Both of Santa Ana's goals came on counter attacks, called "Typical ofhow we've 11ven up goals this year," by Ocean View Coach Paul Kollar. Sabra's goal came from 12 yards out after pickinaoffa rebound. slamming it in from the n&ht Stde into the kfi post "l thouaht ""c wert the ~lier team, said Kollar. "But It'$ a one-shot de:il tn the playoffs and I have to JIVC them credit. We d1dn 't take advantaae ofouropportu01t1t<1, and tht'y did " Newport Harbor l, Suua10 0: The Cava liers struggled through a scoreless 11e in rcaulauon desptte Harbor's domination, but 1oals by Rich May and Scan Lovelaoe in the last five minutes of the second half of overtime catapulted Roger Le1ihton's Sailors into the Tuesday's second round of the 2-A ehm1nat1ons against La Canada, a 4-2 winner over Arroyo The game-winner by May came from 18 ya rds out in a play off a defender. and three APR m1nu1cs IUt'r. with Just two minutes left 1a lhe ovcnime. Lovelace sent the in uranoe marker in. Harbor, tht> No. 3 seed 1n 2-A and the Sea View Lea1ue champion. bad a 38-10 advan- tage in shot• on goal With the wtn the Sailors improve to I S-S-3 Rofct' Hudson was credited with five savC$ out o the net 1n ga1n101 the shutout. Other standouts dcfensJVcly for the Sailol"I were center fullback 1Cev1n Wolfe and left fullback Neil Payne. Sanliago. the Garden Grove Leaaue rcp- resentauvt>. exits wnh a 14-6-0 mark. Sacldleba~k I, Gle11.11 l: Marcos Meza broke loose for three goals to lead the Roadrunners past the Ea&les at Glenn. _ THE LOWEST FACTORY SPONSORED TRUCK FINANCING ANYWHERE! ON ALL NISSAN TRUCKS, INCLUDING THE HOT NEW HARDBODIES. •TOTALLY NEW ENCINEEllNC - EVERY TRUCK FUEL-INJECTED . S~EUPTO • BICCEIT V-1 IN THE CLASS. • TOTALLY NEW SHAPE-LONGER, WIDER OUTSIDE. •TOTALLY NEW DESIGN -BIGGER, ROOMIER INSIDE. AVAILABLE TO OUAUFIEO BUYERS AT 1..-..111 t-1'-1" 11 PAllTICIHTIN& NISSAN DEALERS '"W' l L ~ JHE NAME IS NISSAN . each game l-, ____ _:_ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __ • • I C4 * Orange Coast OAIL. 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Pal 8radlev Dlrdled rne final two holes, however . to win •sne wa\ a memoer of lhe Florida Slate Un1Vf(\tlV 1981 A IAW nallonal chamolonsnio ream ·Kathy Po.tlewaJt •in s 30 1ven1,, won s98.90S, ranked 70, career earnings, S500,13• •oewlle having onlv one lour vlctorv In a carff!' thal ooe' back ro 1971, Posllewalr has knocked on lhe vlcrorv door \Ince her second vear on lhe lour when she finished fled tor lhlrd In the Hoo,ler Claulc She finished 'econd fi"Ve llme' prior lo her w in Including tnree sudden- death loues. •she had ner best vear In 198S, winning almosl s 100,000 and oosllng a scor ing averaoe of 73 18. She carded a Personal ~sl 6S lwice during lhe sea,on •po,llewall eniovs w orking on auromobiles and her lralltr home along wllh plavlng the a1.cordlan lor the Unplavable Lies LPGA band Men's golf results Lo\ AnoeNS Ooen (It A1vlffa CCI J ~ Ot•l 1'0 o~nn \ T, , pr Mte O'Grodv 8 00 G •oer L C·erree•, Do •II r~"'' Jof\nn 'f M•Her Oan"v Srioo' Jim Ot'"' Anov 0•114"d LOlfV H 1e JO<Jlf MuOd Cn1p Btte~ Jell Sturner P J•cOO~l'r Ot f'lnv HfllO ,,,. LlJrr; A'.n•f'" Boo LO" 8,.~,. Ut>tt"'"' B .... dch (,,ar.J,.ft"" ''ft\l'fl P1'1ft ... ,...a .... ,,,, (,,.r• ',o ,,.,, C$• l °'"'' r ~ ...... .fit~ " ( .. fl').,_ 'fl -c,, a;i•p· p,.,.., !>f"l or 1:1•,0 ~ Ol>t -~ .. -.-~ ... ,.. e too-.. na~· r \ l mp ''lt" . ,. '"O'C>,_ [)11<11\ l ovt Oa ,_. S•:>e ., tor ~It"• Pfp lo 'l• "l•Of:• ./'" .. ./'!/()Od ,.,,. • r, jr ' •• f ~ '0"' ftl' 'J4't~ Iv PC,.,. •' !J •,,.,o·t· A.I,,, .. I. .,, " •. 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Soultl Tor.-ance 1 Slntlel Ban~\ NH I IO•I to Mall••• 6 6 0.1 Rooriouer • o. def MacHei. 6 o Raoo111 INHI •cat • 6 •Oil 6 0 •·O Grttltv INH I •o\f l to won 6 ·2 6·7 ~ Marlln·M Heroin tNHl dtl 1m411 Mtuleman 6·), 0-1 C'.11ll•rrtr Menn. 6·4, def !>mllrt·Mahumoto, 6·1, J Heroin· lla~tr INHI IO\f 5·7. 0·6 0·6, Oorma n· Dunn (NH) IO•I 0 6, woo 6·2, 4·) • dlMoll IS, I ,,.11<.. J S..s Coor\ !Edi cMf Sludel>ek.,. 6· 1, Ml ,,,,.".., 6 o cl4lf e urtc., 6·2, o Moore IEO I wOfl by cMfauit 6·0, 4·?, Gumotl •Edi wOfl by cMf•ull, IOI! •·• WOii 6·4 ~ Arnott Ot'u~ CECI) o.f Vln«-HHlll'IOl. 1·6 o.i Ofot/\l·Olx. 6·1. cl4lf Sem114111· MOOd11 4· 1, Golelf.ocMll· Tie" (Ed } toll. • • WOft • ) • I, l(•tN•·G ,.,._. (id I IO'' I • WO" 1 •· 6 i ........ (et* °'"'9) WFL T f ltWflC.HTS -11'90 L-1 I !.an o .oo • o·d Noe 1t11111•rer • .,..11111 !Oii"" round 1..00.1 ' lJ 0 ltemll'tt '' II t i SMt9 Anrta (4ttll ....... """'~ ~) ,.NUT ••c•. 1·1/16 ml .. , TM Cet'\ L•CI IMcC11rronl I 40 • ao l 00 S.wen Percenl IOtlw•rtsl 4 60 1 to 8roor. Tuoor ISttv•n'l 160 Tl,.,. I 47 1 Al'° Ren ve ua nl GtnerellO<'I Stprmv SlrH k. Ooclor La 'IO<IV A•• \ Cnolct Coooer GIOw SUe1c:MC1 Take A !low AtirO<l•O M1arnl Sol Qui<~ Br1Qede D .. 1 fm Stra•QM U EX ACTA C4·61 o••O SJ9 00 SICONO •ACE. 6 turionQl GOia Auavtr 10<101 660 Azu m Clleltntuefa Soar .A•ovnel I SOll\I T1,.,. I 11 2 )40 240 160 260 H O Al'o R1n Co.d NO\f Uni•·• Compel t•OOt'' F hillll 1811 tlOO Bev.,IY Drive (Hawla• Oout>lt 0.CO<•l.a IBl•O Tlmt l U 3 8 lO HO IJ 60 I 00 HIO '"'°Ran. Ei.Q•n• Mlt F• ena•~ Nate ~ 0 11mono Ov\I., Mv r •')>0ve\ GO·O•" 8 uU..r For MY SuH n Scra1cneo Nont n OAIL y 00\lllLE • 3 Pe•O \SS oO FOVtlTii RACE 6 lurto~O\ Oawn Of GIOrv ILohm t9 20 Dectulntu ISi Martin Crv\larra v tHawie., I Tom e I l3 1 Al\O Ra n '''"' Pe\Hll• >-4c..! On,,' NtgM M•U AullmeoOOul ScrelCheCI Summtrtlmf Sier Cree••" Sch Selle Teal 80011. LaOv FIFTH RACE. 6 1ur10n11' Double Oeler lStvri1l 7 80 Calal>OnQa IMtzel $\ollord Pr Incl' ISoh\ I Time 111 l HO 3 20 u o H O 4 00 Allo flan OouOte 0,splev Ptc> w < ~ LonOll\Q Gallant s~c1el, l.uCl<v Room Scre1cneo Preprint Ta~e I> Memo T"~ Oult.e Of Oudlev Famolv Fo• U EXACTA 14 SI Paid \9) )0 SIXTH RACE. I 1 ic:ar1oa Lake CStvns M•u Orliaoa 1 So1o, A11ez \l•te CMcC•rron Time I '6 c 16 m,f\ I 00 s 00 l 40 180 '00 3 lO Al\O Ran One ~or Ana•te R&O•O R•P•O Crowded Avenue Pul>''C tv Ooll Sll,nO So Sr gr>1 Snirtoflt C.rad 'Scrtoo• ~ und T w n• nQ Scra1cned None SEVENTH RACE & ,.,, ono\ C11ucuec•lor 181ac• 7 80 Foffltll'I Pril'ICe rMcH11ro .. e Rumt:>a Dancer •Est•erJe T0me I 17 4 4 40 l 00 S80 4 00 680 At\O ran Pronct 8 ><>00 Rove• C.•ow "0 To10 '<DY Tw1c1t Da •ar Ber COPI' xralClleO None 15 EXACTA 15·41 pek! '4SSO EIGHTH RACE o ' 7 1 .. r.org1 Ner ;Ou\ 8at:Jo !McC 8"0" I 8 10 S 00 1 10 S11en1 Ar,;va1 <Ort~e 1 1 60 1 10 An Emortn .ve 1>nzu,.1a 110 T•me 117 c Also ran Ree1 Eo11 \I 011 M~1oov ,,. '' Senion. Trop1co1 Ho•100 Ser elcl'led None U EXACTA 15·21 oe10 llll>O NINTH RACE. I I I& rn111•1 H11tamo10 IOr1eg11 1 I> 10 One O'Clock Jump •erao Blaze Fla me IMc~·aro;e Time 10• 00 HO I 70 6 70 sao Also ron Ha•dto"a"d t !;<:>~• n o Change Ernot K no Two ><•a"' r ''' BIO(Jf ScrelC"-0 Ju•anQo E. Jene• Ono111t U EXACTA '6 4 O&•O ll l~)O U PICK SIX '3·• 0' 6 2 ~ ~ 6 Pe o Sl94 Ill 10 will\ one "" rnt• \· • n~r \t'U '1 P•ck She con~o••O<I oa 'd \910 lO w '" 111 ""'"'"'" lllYt nor\es • U PICK NINE 4 4 l ) 4 0' 6 1 S ~ 6 oe1d S2 741 IO wit"' tou"" ....,.nne-r\ '~vf'r norse\J Pick N ne corr ... over 1201 •99 ~ Alltndanct 17 •\1 Lo' Alamlto' THURSDAY'S RESULTS ( llth .t 55-dav l>arMU mtt!lnel FIRST RACE. Pace one rn1•e 0-anper~ Oonna IMr 1610 Monev On Soir t ;J .;1>t:J·~ MtJ'" II Qy4n •S1ee•n T'm! 201 l HO 4 60 160 740 a 60 A. SO N~rH G IP\v Our. iH' DAW'' (, C"r,\an""d'u 04rnes• >-10! -NP"u>e>o+~ Mr. es• c L•ll"' Sue tcrted R !"11m1nator \.onoar> 8e1.n11e '7 EXACT A 11 )1 Pa•d U9 80 SECOHO RACE. Pot e t1ne milt L1noan Heetner t K D•r I o 80 3 •O 1 40 Orew P1a11 IH01mes 11 00 S 10 Fair Phantom 1s"ern1n 3 60 Tomt 21).6) A.1\0 W•n• llunn•no Artllur Houd<" Spirit Cosett• SP<eev Troul)lt Hev TQ Si>etd Scrercrted Soc111 Sen\al•r,n Ce•tl"\ 0 11ncer 8 orv Jane '1 EXACTA 3 I 011,a M'I 40 THIRD RACE Trot one m It Turi» Oe1·on1 1 Andr\M 6 00 Rowdv S~e•on I Pierce Be-t'\ M onev .-.oii~v AuO•n T me 208 A so o/llen• Oe•011r• L oca E ,p, ~ .. c~ Jamo Svi;a more N!>ll • Rova ~Pn•• • Meeerrre\ Joann e xrarcneo None U EXACT A 1 1 OtJ d \7160 FOURTH RACE. Polt '>"~ "'1~ Al ev Jane Crognol'1 S 00 ) SO l 40 Otnn•• "' E'O"' Vllndno11m1 910 •co W1noemere Piano J 10 Time I S9 Al\O iNenl M in ROd~ Dri~e CounlPn Rovale N C.en11an N A11 111 F •vuut A Racey Su1:>1ec• Scratclleel None FIFTH RACE. Pacf' one mll~ Tinker Tmo lPa«er) •70 780 7 40 T eh1t1an W<nd I P111r" l 60 4 JO Lucky BuM\ 1 Pl11no1 ft 70 Time 7 01 Al\O Went OranPa r• br riu~1 ·.,,11~11 Tr, A Tee Cl'>allerono Aw11.., F•nm He>m• (harme<l Quar~ Lu<' v •• 1., \cratcl'led Belle Jt>llt U EXACTA 12 I DO•O \71 60 SIXTH RACE. Pace one mole Siie"-CGrundv I 70 60 V•uol'ln IMu•llt• Skll>l't'I TvCOOI' CAuo1n1 Tlrne 1 S9 .l 110 s 70 S60 360 4 80 Al\O wenr Jac .. <e\ Jet $••11ar L ,ghl Pooewheilll ll Pr,ntma~e· S • Acrou Tio"' Qua rt••\ Sc•atcneo Ja me\ Vonrent 13 EXACTA 1 6 l>ft•d ,141 ~ SEVENTH RACE PMe ~ rno1e FlvillO Romto I Andr\n 21 XI 1 40 II 00 MleltH I Jortn (P1erc•I 4 40 4 XI G•leltanes Dancer 11..ackt• 10 40 Time· 2.00 I Al\O Wtnt L•ttla 8 •i1 Horn N Ul'Cler Cl\K" N. True O•••'-' AM Mt roo Wlltrina. Mooch Bl.,. N ScrelCneo Mona ro\ O.,u ftf l nrd Ktvello U CEXACTA CS 11 l)••d \17390 •teHTH •ACE. Tro1 Como St•r CPleretl 11tu<1e r Perkert Ptlev ( lla 11a ne11r>011e m1 Tfm41· l S9 1 on• rn111 460 360 ''° 140 400 3 10 Al'° Wtnl Marlln1 Prlctt N B11roou• K M Tori), Nob .. Arnella, Suo.rna1 Screlehed NOfl• u IXACTA ,, •> Clt!ICI voeo NINTH lllAC•. Pee• o~ Miit Ooclor Don (McCerryl 76 AO '60 S60 Lord Albe IAno.nOfl) HO uo Haoov Ston (lf•ll111'1dlr>0nam l • oo Tln\t 2·01 I Al'o W•nl Hlmt>M Yel'IUt N, l11m~, ~'"· 0.rbv Game. Llr.llmt N Anlroo Trve Trlele C SCr11Ched· HIOl'I CounMI N. ldNI ••oe ,, ~ sue n 2 2·s-t-t1 oe1c1 '' ?9• eo 10 Oftt w1nn1no lleht (6 "'°'"" COfl\()1111 on Piel! \111 M id 12'1 60 lo ll WIM<llQ It< •11, S 1'0<Mtl st aXACT A ft 11 l)e•CI $ 114 20 TIHTH ... , •. 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LN- AnN>Unceo Oret Hpr sl'll\er all~ller won hi\ erbltre llon ceH CINCIHNA Tl llEO~-Soontd Roo Muroltv Piicher. a no Peul O'N••ll. out lltlder lnwlleo Crtrl1 Wtllll. oltcher to Ir elrilr>Q cemo NEW YORK ME TS--Announceo lloo OartlnQ, Pllcl\er IO\I n1, erbllretlOn Cft\e PHILADELPHIA PHILl..IES-S•oned John Aunt lt and J04 Clc>oltonl, "tchto Sieve Ji ii I, '"Ort\IOO, •no, K•vln WArd outllt lO.r PITTSllURGH PIRA TES--~loneo M•-· 01u c11cr1er, and Bot> Wall• 1>l1e11•r. 10 ont vor conlrecl\ a.t.SK•TllALL "•'*'-' .. loll ...... AIMC'611*! WASHING TON llULLE TS-$tOn•o K'von MctCanna euard for Ill• rtmelnelff QI In• \ft 'IOft '00TaALL N1!1MM ,N!bal LM-~T LOIH\ (All!OINALS-Nemecl l - Mc l • JQlll1n \l>eCIAI ""''•nl HC)O(IY Na!MMI Meant LM 9W Ol TllOIT llEO WI NG5-1t.ceneo Aoern oa ... ,~!« (M-tt C°"'Oc!rr, r1VftT *''"ii •l'ICI Ed Mio oo.11_, l•Ot'f\ AO•fOl\rte<to of ,,_. Amwle•'°' Hot"f V l teove s.nt 8ob Ptoottl •nen ~" C W PO\ T AMCIOi~l"CI the rt•IO"•"Oll o• G•ll 1111,.,1 wom.• ' ~••Cl fltlel l'loch y coacrt I Colorado paper has agreed~o find buyer If none found. Justice Depart me n t will not block purchase plan v .. \"iHINGTON -Tht Ju~llH~ Department which I\ 10\e\t1g.at1ng a proposed Ol'w\paper -.ail' 1n C nlorado "ipnngs. Co lo. S<l}\ the owner\ of thl· C 11lorado Spnn~ un tfa,r agreed 10 tn to tind JOU} er rather than 111 '4.·11 •111t to .l nval ncw\paix·r th.11 J)lan' to l h"l' II Oklahoma Puhll-;h1ng c 11 . "h1d1 OJ\' n., thl· "iun a morn1 ng IMJX'r h . .., rc·1.11ned a hrokcr, C1ernld I> Relll1 \\,ortates CJI Ciret•nv.1dl Conn. 10 ""'tin the \eart h tor a hu1n 1n the lll'\t two Wl'ek\ It I here arc '>cnou11 nl'!_411t1at1on' lwt wl·cn a potl'nt1al purt h.1(,Cr dnd < >klnhoma Publishing 11-,. March I .1dd1t1onal time will~ a\a1lablc t~ nmplete tht• d1\tU'i\I011' \a1d thc 1u,11ce Dcpilrtmcnt It no po tl.'nt1al bu \cr h.1., t'ffil'r&t'd "' ~1arch I. the lkpurtml·n t won't 1ppmt• the $ 'o mtlhon pun: ha~ ol 1ht• ~un b~ Frtednm "IJewspapcr\ Int "hich opera te\ tht: C1a1ctte l dt" uaph Thi.' ant1truc;t di\ 1\1110 111 tht de partmt1nt will mon11or the 'idlt.>'i ·llort\ .lnd the purchd'K' pnu· 11.111111: Jc1crm1ned v.1thuut rekrenle to the pnce nego11ated ~1v.cen < >klJhomJ f>uhll'ihin~ and F n.·edom "'l'l.I.\ paper'> Oklahoma Publi~hing .1nnounu:d 1.1\t month that 1t wa\ 'clling the \un to f-reedom '\i ew-;paper' lnl p<trcnt 1 nm pan~ of the Orangt: C'nunt~ Rt•g1ster Tht• < 1.11t·t11· I l'lcgraph ii tormcr atlt•rnoon papa ha\ ho1h morning <1nd altcrnoon ed1t1on\ 1-reedom announn-d lhat the \lun •'l>Uld cca\l' puhllcat1un alter the ~le I he Ju'>lltt' Dcpartmt•nt ha' tx•t•n 111\l'\t1gating lhc propowd S llJ millton acqu1\1t1 on to \t'.'l' 1.1.hcthcr 1t might v1nlatc \crt1on 1 of lhl' ~herman ·\ct. wh1l'h proh1h1t' ant1- 11mpet111 ve merger'> or acqu1-;111uns Their title's temporary Manpower Inc., the world'• lar&eet temporary help mervtce, filed 460,348 employee W-2 fOnn• with the U.S . Internal Revenue Service and .ent a cable to the ''GuJnne88 Book of World Record• .. meekln& recoanttion for the feat. The mua filing, believed to be tfie tuaeet of lt. kind by a private empfoyer, wa• accompll•hecl on the firm'• IBM muter computer at lt8 world headquarter• In Milwaukee, WI•. The job took temporary employee. 120 hours ln proce88lng, printing and pack•glng time. .BUSINESS NOTES Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, Februlll)' 21, 1986 Ca COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TAANSACJIONS, Cl Strong year is fore cast for OC·housing market Expcctat10M of homebuyers in Orange County arc changing, but the demand for housing 1n the county dunng 1986 will continue to grow, accordina to a local developer. C Bradley Olson. president of the lrv1nc Community Development Co. a division of the Irvine Co . u1d the future 1s bna}lt. ·'There 1 a great deal of opt1 m1&m m the housing market for 1986," said Olson. ··Housing pnccs arc expected to remain stable, and 1f long-term interest rates stay at lc~s than I 2 percent, we ha'e evef) reason 10 predict a vef) good year foF housing sales." Job growth in the county •~ ex- pected to fuel much of the demand for new housing this year The state Depanment of Employment pred1cts that more than 55.000 new JObs will be created in Orange (•ounty in 1986. "While the maJonty of buyers come from SOuthcm California, ~ are seei ng an in crease rn out·of-state buyers as employment opponunn1es in the county expand." Olson said. "The potential for out-of-state buyers will continue to grow as more companies locate 1n Irvine and adja- cent comm um tie'>." While Olson predicts a strong demand for houc;ing th1'i year. he al<;o anuc1pates a shift 10.,.. hat the Orani.e Count} buyer will ht-looking for 1n the marketplace c. B.radley 01.eon "Lo\. mortgage rates have a more pos1t1 vc impaet on first-time home- buyers than any other group. and consequently we have seen an 1n- creas10g number of renters entcnng the housing market," said Olson "Among these new bu)cr; who arc largely young families and pro- fessionals. the ke) facto,.., 1n selec11ng a home are housing value, pro"'1m1t} to work and the abilm to make the monthly pa:rment •• · Amenities .,uch ih lakes. parb and f'¢creat1onal faciltues are sulJ an important cons1dera11on fo r home· buyers. but nol as much as in the past_ accord1na to Ol~n In 1986, he believes hou~1ng decisions will be ba~d mon-on the bottom hne "f1rsM1me buyers art lookina for homes th.at make economac ~nse now and meet their needs over the longer term." Olson explained. "They arc not be1n~ attracted to homes simply to build equity be-. cau~ housing appreoat1on rates today do not allow for rapad trading up." The challenge for Oranic Count) homebuilder~ according to Olson, will be to provide attached and detached hou mi to meet the de- mands and desires of the~ new homebu)ers Attached product!> wall need to be well-pnc('(i and feature a s1rong des1gn theme to compete 1n the current marketplace, he said. - As for trends an housing design. Olson said small-lot, detached homes will continue to be emphasized by Orange County builders For exam- ple lot widths in Westpark. a new community 1n Irvine developed by the Irvine Co v.111 var) from 35 feet to as much as ~7 feet wide. as builders attempt to offer different product ahemat1Hs Each lot plan results 1n a home designed to meet a specific hf~t) le Doelz Networks gets $10 million in bookings In 1m·-based Ooelz Networks In c. .111nounl't'd I\ received $1 0 mllhon 1n fourth quarter bookrngs 1n 1985. The tirm loundcd in 1974. 1<; a privately hdd com pan; that designs. manufac- ture'> .ind markets data commun1ca- :1on network management products. • • • Glenn Holcomb Advertising of Hunti ngton Beach began 11'> second \ l':tr ot bu ii mess in February with a h'>t of clients including the S.S. Pnncess Louise Restaurant and the Un1vers1t y Athletic Cluh of Newport Beach Holcomb ~1d busmess demands got 1n the way of making a formal opening announcement last year. • • • The Akins Development Co. has selected 8 .J . Stewart Advertising and Public Relations, lnc. of Newport Beach to direct pubhc relations for the Ra ncho Santa Margan ta develop- ment 1n soulh'Orange County. • • • Planet Press. a Newport Beach- bascd h1~h-tech development firm. has received a cenificate of ment from the Reg.ional Resource Network for outstahding software 1n the area of management informauon systems. The firm 1s a non-profit corpor- ation that works mainly with sc hools. hospitals and homes for people w1th de .. elopmental d1sab1ht1es. • • • National Summit Groop of Costa \1esa has been awarded a contract to pro"1de product1v1t} improvement training for PRIAM. Inc. of San Jose which supplies hardware for the computer industry The Costa Mesa firm will provide tra1n1ng for 100 PRIAM cmplo)ees • • • Kennltb Clark Associates of Irvine has been named architects for a new apanment complex in Lake Forest. The 356--unit cnmplei1 " being de- ' eloped b) 5terhng Homes Kennith Clark will be ac;w.ted h} Don Brlnkerboff Llfescapes, Inc. <>I Newport Beach • • • : OvER THE CouNTER 11 11' • 101.c .. 1•,. 8 01rC.n1 s s • oovioe Or e!Cn Coldwell Banker has been ~lected by the Citadel Group of N'ewpon Beach to market 11s newest develop- ment, Las Bnsas Condom1n1ums adjacent to South Coast Plata in lo~ta Mesa ••• Linldettu Construction of ( osta Mesa broke ground on the final phase of Kearny Office Park in San Diego The S2 mt I hon pro1cct, e'pected t? be completed 1n Jul). 1~ locatt:d on ( la1remont Mesa Boulevard and 1-163. • • • Irvine-based Ultrasystem1 lnc. ha'i announced a fiscal )Car~nd cash d1"1dend of 8 cents per share -an increase of 3 3 percent O\ er the di' 1dend paid last )car and payable Feb.28 • • • The Costa Mesa-based Stiller Advertlsl.Jlg Inc. was honored w11h two Golden Orange awards .::::J 1,.,ur C ertdicates o f Excellence ltir ad"enis1ng work on the National L umber and Suppl~ I nl the "1a- t 1ona I .Machine \\<;tem~1 'ion\ Magnascale and M1tsub1sh1 Electnc account'> 'tiller plans to lease an add111onal 2.0o() square feet of office space to accommodate the agcncy·s growth. • • • Santa Anita Realty lnvestment Inc, of Newpon Beach has secured per- manent finan cing for ns ret.~ntl) acquired Village Green shopping center 10 't orba Lmda from Aetna Life and (asualh • • • McClllloagb I Pudwlll Advertisa1 and PabUc Relations of Costa Mesa has added three developers 10 1U client roster The) are AndrcW$ ()e, elopmcnt. K)lcor Development and . CG Multt-Fam1l) Corp. with 1ts associated corporatton. SPE Corp " ... \outh Coast Plaza has announced 1hat AVCO National Bau"" 111 assume operation of the ou1h Coast Plaza tred11 card In COT\)1ng weeks. rene14-aJ la rd" 14 111 he 1"ued tn 1hr prr'it'nt 1. us to mer<> "ho numher Jhout 14 unn 9. 9 • ,. " a. i•"- """ '1 • 10' l70S > , ~.. 1'• I 1 l6 s '• Oun .. o ' 13 16 •,. Ournon . ·~ ll'> )7 ... ~· .. • • ~ I l • )1 PfODE • Pttr •e Po\1IC. P(l'\k PGU +\ \ Pe w .. P.~rp PoSNC. Pvn9,. OMS Q\,eOT • 0...•C• ~.~jl'" n ??\. 10 • 10, 's 31 l 6. '' H. 7~ IOvnKn 1'-1 ., EetVen l • Jt. EconlD 6 • , .. EIPa> ' '• !E10ete 4t > 49 1 Ei«8•o )0 )0 • E .. Nuc• 10 ' II Er>QCnv II , 1' Enrw''' 19'• If'' I Eql(). 16 , ,, ... Frm(; 7S • ,S • Fft!Go • JO • )0 • Foicr • 16•• II , FEmo 7S > 7• l F•WFn 1).,. 13"• F aNI' )9'-o .0 FlutO<.D )9>. 40 • Foner n 71 74 • Fo-'lm 10'• 71 Forn•O 1oi.. 11 l'r'>lllr t7 91 , "'""E 11 ' 11 • Fr~mn• ~ ., ij ., l'utrH8 '• ' ~'C" '• 18nO.vct- 1J•. F'~ I ~~t lS'" M ~llR1~\, i . ~ . ,,. • ., s • ~.... tt4p1(1 & , e9 l& vroch n•. ?l'' HeO\QO I~ 1'• HamO• l )'lot •• • HaroG ' )'• 1 • HrtOlif' NEW Y~I( (AP) -Tl'le tollow lno 11,1 1 snow' t Over lne Counler 8 9 slocks I nd werrenls thal have oone uo 10 1tte most 1nd down 'hf mo\I baied on 11 percent oi cn•i• for hurid11v a No Jeeurlllfl rtdlng below J2 or 1000 snares ere lnclu~ " Net end oercen11~ cnenges are .,,, difference t>etween Ille ouv1ous c1os1no IS orlce end Tnursdlv's IH I or t>•d 19 0 r I c e ~-UPS Name Lost Cllo p 1 l Alfact ll ""' • + 1 • UC> ij ~ r J Formasltr 2 t,~ IJO Oatvsn Mctt .~ ~ uo 1! • Atface11 t 1\· Uo s Fl~rl un 3 I~ i, + I UP lag ' Bus 01r un + ~ Uo NYSE UPS & DOWNS NEW YORK IAPJ -The tol!Qwtno 1111 snows Ill• New Yorll. Stock E ccne119e stocks and warrenls tllet have ~ uo lllt mo" end down ll'lt most bH~ on oerctnl of t:tlanoe regardleu of volume tor Thurso.v No ~urltlt\ lrt dlno btlO"" '1 ere tf'ICI ·l.IOed Nat and otrcentaoe Cfwtnoes art tht dlfftrtnct tletween ll'lt ortvlOus CIOi lno orlct i nd Thur\da v ' 7 o rn O r I C I u .. , Lu t Chi! P('I ~·~ t '-Uo l!f 1.,,. + '41 Uo tt ? i~ i H: lil :! ~ l ~ ~~ If j • • " Uo ' ~'• • '11 Uo 1 ',~": t+ ~': ~: n Uo 1 4 r. \., + I" Uo 1 3 l + I ' Uo 1 l ' t UP 1 1 ~ -. : u o : 1 It. ~~ '~ 1 • llD 6 g rsnc~ 1) • t 2 herg 1Po 1~~ • 1 Ml urn + ... ~tn~tLI s 1 > + 1 2lt +S-16 ~ •• 1f:C~ IS'\ + 7 AuthenllcOIO< 2 + . ~enerlcLD ] + . everl~ 2 + . Regnc~ I ,L + 1 Wt'Jm'~ + ~ . 16 • + lmetron ~ ,. + loo ~oncotOev 1 • + • estWevm 711 2 l Sa•t lM us ""'' . ., t i i1akeTK" . ) t . hunena.1 , • . 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" "l " " 14 0 NI""" LIUt I E •tcTti ..ir k 1 ~'dOlo.laBnc 3 •\lersHumf\ 6 • ~w\IA1r ""' • > s 11eculveTe 2 • ' Ami=' t>erOo• 2 • Com~ucOl"'IOv 6 • 8 Yedc~v v" 1 , Cnem ab••t ) "; 1~· 1 s tp ld 11 8 10 Ho• rCl"Nev r= 11 ~11rt• s g 11 e inc I • •ORowt1 ,.,. 14 Ma•al:em l ~ IS r ton wt •• l' ~r.,An11 un tp. encTu 01.A 1 • :: ro:enF= OO<I \ II • 'llO•Ctmt11il '"' ~ ~•omtldSvL l . ·ownAu1n )~ AC T ~OM(' ~ ~on1~nt,.,O ~ Vi rvo vn .Jr l."tAn' WI WstnCommc _c"t ... ' . • ~ "" ' ... ~ l , _,...,, l ' -1 . -7. • -I • ... -• ... ' ,. . . . Pct I 250 21« 172 161 lS ''j B 12 ~ .. I " '1. ~ I 10 18 1 10 l& I-H '\ 'l : l 'l Ii 9PREMCO PACIFIC SAVlNGS SANK .. . .,. .. _ . , ... ~ --. ~· ---. ... . . -----~ . .. ... , ...... _ ..... .. -·-...... .._. ...... , .. .-.. ....... ~ ..._. ........... , . ~ .... --. -..- ..... .................. .............. _ C9 * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Friday. February 2 t. 1988 . ~~ . . .. . ...... ia . • .. " t • Due to tranamlaalon problem•, todey'• 2 p.m. New York atock Hating• were not avallable. THUllSDA Y'S CLOSlll PRICES Market hits n ew high :--JFW \'OR K ( .\P) -The stock market roared w d n~" record Fnda). !>ha king ofT an earlier decline l'auscd by government unemploy- ment figun.''> and a co urt ruling that tlireatens the nc\' Ciramm-Rudman-Holhngs balanced-budget la"" WHAT AMEX Om NEW "(ORK (APl Fet> 20 Prev Tooal day Adv~nceo ~ ~ ~t Otcl ned ¥ncf'langed m 8~~ otal lu ues New nigf'IS u 2~ New lows AMEX LEADERS ' NEW YORK !AP) -Sales, 4 Pm Tnursdav price and ner cnenge of rne 10 m o s I active American Stocic. E xcnanoe issues. 1ra o1n o n 11 11ona 11 v 11 1 mor e I h 11 n S 1 Name Volume LHI Cho. 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Amtr T&T l, , 2 \lo BankAmer 1, • 1 ~ 111? Tex a co tnc 1, , •1, •1. IBM 1 I 1~9111 1~ Sourf'lern Co 1, 1, 31"t "1 Gen Molof\ 1 ,~, 9 -1 • JoMsJn 1. , 1 '8111 I ,, Hallt>urtn 1, • 23 ~ E u on I. , Sp,. , .. PhlllPPI ' • • 10 '(• Tov\RU\s l. . 3411> -11,. EastKodk s • Sl~ t ~ HtwlertPk S. 43~ •1• Cnurcll '· 1611• -~ Dow JoNES AvERAGES . , .... -. . . 1~ t r t g e s f o r ~ h u r s d e_y TOCKS Open Hl9tl L.ew CJOM CM Otnd lo Trn 6~ ~,'~ Indus Tran Utlls 6S Stk ,.H.71 , 4. n• 37 m. 4 7l 16s2.1s 161Pi~1641.91 14n.Uj 't·S6 66 54 6 1. 6S8 14 610.09 . 1 .24 , . 111.01 183. I ll• 7, 4.9 6, 3,018, 21.902.• NASDAQ SUMMARY 6'-'I Talb:>t..t,, Luzs rwn. u IQ Hnlur t. lC, It .rJU, do '"il<)f L C\1 .. d ~ 11 • <n: men vn , lay LL<l w . I j ~ { lt l(]-~t. bor 1(.1.l'YlWn LH.1-"> nl "'"Y 'I ... p::f:....t git o nd d , Wt'f'f !'; h: .,,, r <.)CZ !.'It ~1Q .. t111t• fi"ie;',.,l\P'' ba/'C h •1'4 fl! \IUI I "l..,J•\ 1i'i >.>'t~ ""11" ~· ~1 v1\."'fl II) Jl lMl.,~xribl'IA,i , ll Y('t~ ~~·V)JuM 't'':l!'l'':tul~ loNzl:l'.V ,81~ '1 '4~~· n11.111 t~11 .rn 10•. ~ . .4)dl;..1.io1 I t..1b C ..... ,~ym 1 to'!> .. • HoRo scoPc ---- 1uarday, F~bruarl U ~Rle5(Marc 21-Apnl 19) EmphaM~on c(lebra11on romance ab1ltty to bf'('ak free from re tncuons You learn more about oth~~ in connection with emotional rtspon$1bthtics. capab1ht)', fina ncial status. Romance wall 1nten'l1fy, TAURUS (Apnl 20-Ma y 20). A~ccnt on vancty, exploration, cunosity. Fam ti) member will seek your approval. Yo u'll have more responsibility and chan{'e for a~a.ter financial reward. F1tna11on could be-more senous than origi nally 11n11c1patcd 1 GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20). Focu .. on famil y rclat1onsh1ps.\domcst1c harmon). tnp . v1s11s. news concerning tina nc1al opponunuy Atten11on could ct'nter around remodeling or purrha)e ol lu~ury items. Dispute 1\ due to be successfully settled. CANCER(Junell·Jul) 22) Deline trrms. avoid sclf-dccepttoo. count your change ·omcone 1!> "keeping c1 '>tcret " lk ,1"'are. alert. pc.rcept1ve. protect !o<'lf in emo11onal clinchc ... C') cle high.) ou'll ultimate I) gain '1ctol) SYDNEY 0MARR LEO (Jul~ 23·Aug 22) Lunar. numencal cycles htghhght po-wer, J• hie' emeJH. authonty, mone~ and lo"e Judgment and 1ntu111on nng true _ \UU'll be at n ght place at prop1t1ous moment Relattonsh1p grows stronger. H'u~ll feel mor~ secure VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 221 ) ou'll bypass obstacles yo u'll nsc above c11~ um stances, you'll win powerful allte~ f ocus on ach1ev~ment. completion 01 :J\'>1gnmen1. ab1 ht)' to gain "bacbtage view." LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22). Elements ofttming. luck fiJure prominently. ~Pl u~ on specula11on . romance. ne"' stans. ability to hit jackpot. Romance tlnumhes. member of oppo~tte ~~confides "true feelings." SCORPIO (Oct 23-NO\ 21 )' What appeared to be a setback IS ll'mroral'). will be transformed into rea!>on for celebration. Focus on career. J,h1r .. cment, special award Famil) member makes decision fa vonng you. c1111ld bring add111onal fund~ SAGITTARIUS (Nm 22-Dcc 21 ): Accent versatihty, check tra vel pt1\\1b11t11es. look beyond the 1mmed1ate Focus also on social ac11vit1es. populanty, long-<.hstancc commun1ca11on. You'll be more aware of appearance. could rcce t\e unusual gift. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): What had been a puLLle will be resolved. r 11lU'> on spec11icdctails. added knowledge, abtltt) to make wishes come true. lntcns1 1ied love rela11onsh1p LS featured AQ UARIUS (Jan 20-Fch 18) Re ready tor change. vanet), break from p "' procedures You gain addt11 onal mformatton that could help tn legal J"pu te. Manta! status conunucs to be emphasized. PISCES (Feb I Q-Mar'h 20) Adhere to recent resolutions concerning J1rt nutn11on. generdl health Employment prospects bnghter than 11r1g1nall~ anticipated Fam ii> member 1s '-'tili ng to go more than halfwa) - k .o" 11 be reassured IF FEB.%% IS YO UR BIRTHDAY >ou'll travel this )'car. you'll be more pt1pular. \oc1al actl' 111es will multtph You'll also be more consci ous of ph~ siral appearance. need for addi tional wardrobe. You arc dynamic. trl"atl\ e. stubborn and possibly "'ere separated from one or both parents at a rdat1 \cl) early age. Tauru'\, Leo. Scorpio people pla) 1mponant roles in your Ith'. Your "psychic 1mpre'0~1ons" usuall) art' on target. Domestic adjustment 1..ikl.'\ place in Marc_h ~a)' could be memorable for you in 1986. Solomon Islands named for mines You know the Solomon Islands \\Cre named after King Solomon. hut do \OU kno" '-'h~'' "lpana'>h l \plorers (,O ld the no tton tha t 1\IJm.I gullies -were pad,cd '-'Ith ituld c\t~n as l<-ing olomon\ mine-. f o get financ1JI ha(ktng for 1he1r ">outh Pacilit tnps. the~ fl ix·atedl\ alluded to the .\fn can 111.'a'>ure The "\olumun" 1n \olomon l<>lands '-'3" a c,on of 'Jrdon1c tag hc lort• 11 bl.•tarnt' J rt·al nJml.' \1r John llaY.ktn\ "·" .1 ''•''t'r J1,\.'n\cd h' ()uecn I l11J~lh I l k p.1,kt'd h1~ forlorn hum.111 t argon in 'hips named "J\.''u' · "\ngcl" .int.I "Grate of (ioJ " "What'.-. .-.o cunou.-. about l.on- d11n ha' 1ng 12 S) mphunit•\'1" "ntt'' . 1 d 1l.'nt ·· fnk~u ha\ 9Ci " <) Wa\ tht' famou.-. Indian < 1cron1mo a hC'red1tan lh1cf' \ No. '>I r, he wa'O t ommM1oned 1n the licld. "° to "peak Mc.ucans 1.1gged him with tht• C1cron1mo name .\s a bab\ he was calkd l 1o~ahla~ mean.mg ·one "ho \JV. n\ < lit·nt ask'> "'hat make' frmt. t'\Jctl)' When water t ha ngc'i from ga\(h1gh-hum1dll)' air, thatl d1rcll- I) into a solid (k c' hcrybod)' out 1111 the rink') Y.1thout pa!>s1ng 1hrough 1t'i liqu1d uatt' "hat HlU.H' got Ill frO\t PEOPLE ---- L.M. Bo YD workers 1s reported generally as SI 2 an hour in Japan and $3 an hour 1n South Korea () Wh> 1s February called that'' .\. The ancient Italians had a de11~ the) called Februus. .\tncans who eat grasshoppers without first tearing off the 1n· d1gest1b le le. gs ahd w1 ngs sometimes gel sick. As you walk through a roomful of people snacking on grasshoppers there. one correspon- dent notes, your shoes go crunch on tossed-away legs and wings. Did I say the myrtle tree grows only 1n Oregon and the Holy Land" Wrong. In California it's called the laurel pt>pperwood or ba) And a hounds. OH•rhcard .. ! tried tran~en dental med1ta11on. but nothing "'orked unul Grandma left me $60.000." .\ gallon of gasoline packs the explosive power of 14 sti cks of dynamite l..M. Boyd Is a syndicated columnist. Accept the things you can't change In a question penod following a l<'cturc. one of tho college students in the oudjcncc asked, ''What is the most important lesson you've learned 1n life'?" I had no hesitancy in replying, "How to accept ambiguity and bve with it." Whal I meant was learning how not to be froun into one attitude toward events that happen in the world, to myself or to others. Human li fe is many things, both wonderful and terrible. lt 1s a mixed fabnc of good and evil, happiness and horror. matters we can control to some degree and matters beyond our control. We can do much, but not all; the task 1s to do as much as we can, and to accept what comes after that -to acknowledge both the efforts of free Wlll, and the ultimate decisions of fate. Amb1gu1ty 1s the very essence of human existence. Almost nobody is . loved as much as he orshewould like to be: nobody succeeds in every area of li fe, JUSt as nearly nobody fails in every. area. We cannot change the cards we were dealt; we can only play the hand 10 the best. People who cannot or will not accept amb1gu11y in the human cond1t1on arc the most miserable and disappointed of all. They arc either sw1mm1ng upstream or sinking. drowning. when they c"4ln tl oat. Most people 1oday fail to recognize that "happiness" ts a fairly recent asp1rat1on of the human race. For most of history. survival was the goal -coping. making do. struqling against the capnces of natural d1sa'l- SIDIEY H1111s tcrs, and the blows of social and economic 1njust1ce. The acceptance of amb1gu11y 1m· plies more than the commonplace understanding that some good things and some bad things happen to us. h means that we know that good and evil arc 1ncxtncably intermixed in human affa1rs; that they contain, and sometimes embrace, their opposites; that "success" may invol ve failure of a different kmd, and "failure" may be a kind oftnumph. "The test of a first-rate in· telligcnce," wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald, ~inhe-ability-to hord two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still function." Few tempera· ments, much less minds, are able to do this. We must team to extract the sweet and endure the bitter, often from the same potion. The dice are loaded - but only in the sen~ that 11 takes us so long to absorb the elementary lesson that 11 may be too late to benefit from 11 in time. And 11 1s the baste amb1gu1ty of life that prompted Anstotle to sa y that no man can know whether he is happy or not un11l it is time for him to die. Syduy Harri• Is • syadlc•IH columol1t. When kids 'grow up' parents may be sorry DEA R ANN LANDERS: I ran across this piece recently. There was no sign of an author. It touched my hean. Will you pnnt 11, p)ease'? - S.H In INDIANA. DEAR S.H.: It toucbed mine, too. Tbaakl for 1barlng. WET OATMEAL K.JSSES The baby is teething. The children are fighting. Your husband JUSt called and said. "Eat dinner without me." One of these days you'll explode and shout to the kids. "Why don't you grow up and act your age?'' And they will Or .. Yo u gu ys get outside and find )O urselves something to do. And don't slam the door!" And they don't. You'll straigh ten their bedrooms all neat and udy, toys d1spla)ed on the shelf. hangers in the closet. animals caged You'll yell. "Now I want 11 to stay this way'" And 1t will. You will prepare a perfect dinner wnh a salad that hasn't had all the olives picked out and a cake Wlth no fi nger traces in the icing and you'll sa y: "Now THIS 1s a meal for compan y." And you will eat it alone . You'll yell. "I want complete pnvacy on the phone. No screaming. Do you hear me?" And no one will answer. No more plastic tablecloths stained with spaghettt. No more dandelion bouquets. No more iron-on patches. No more wet, knolled shoelaces. mudd) boots or rubber bands for ponytails. Imagine. A lips11ck with a point. No baby sitter for New Year's Eve. washing clothes only once a week. no PT A meetings or sill) school plays where your child 1s a tree. No car pools. blanng stereos or forgotten lunch mone) No more C'hmtmas presents made of library paste and toothpicks. No A11 lMDEIS wet oatmeal kisses. No more tooth fairy. No more giggles 1n the dark. scraped knees to kiss or sticky fingers to clean. Only a voice asking· "Why don'tJou grow up'>'' An the silence echoes "I did " DEAR ANN LA NDERS: lfl am a kook. please tell me I want to know 1f this person 1nfnngcd on an)one's nghts The AP release reads as follows: "HARRI BURG -.\ suburba n man who scared !>ome Ea!>t Pen- nsboro Township residents by don- ning an ape suit and wolrs mask 1n a late-night prank has pleaded guilty 10 disorderly conduct. "C.A.B .. 24. of Enola. Pa .. was fined S 10 fo r the summal) offense plus $50.17 tn costs. i\ccording to police. Mr. B. put on the mask and costume and took a late-night ~troll after reading a local newspaper ac- count of strange noises 1n a wooded section of the township Has prank scared some residents into locking windowi. and taking up arms. police said Afterward. the defendant claimed he meant no harm ·· What do )OU 58) • .\nn., -M H ALLENTOWN. PA DEAR M.H.: So me rolkl scare more easily tlla.D otbers, but "Mr. 8 ." bad read aboat some spooky tblag• lo tbe nelgbborltood. I 1111pttt be •H attempting to deliberately frlgbten people. Sounds to me as U be was guilty. Human chain fund project 'secured' By the Associated Press F-l LLERTO N -Thl' d lon headed by Lily Tomlin and 8111 Co1by to create a human chain across i\menu1 to ra1 ~ fund c; fo r the poor 1 gcttinJ a linlc help from a fo rmer 'iccrct Scn-1r~ agent who 1c; an e'\perl on ~cunt} "You ha "C' to alwa~s figure '>Omchod) will Ix aga1n~t what- ever 11 1s \IC>U want to do." said J.W. "8111'' Mattman. "One of the b1"ec;1 hazard., I ~c 1~ with d runk drivers on th e holiday weekend who are 1mpattcn1 tocros) the hoc for whalever rcac;on." Police agenc1c~acro!I) the coun· try will actually prntt•ct the par t1cipanl\ 1n the Ml·monal Da y event M~11mnn with thc aid nl 20 coordinator<, 1s appl) ing 101 permit~ 0'l" n11c t'O hope to gc:t IO m1lhon people to hold hand1. in ° 4.200.milc chain fr om l o~ .\n· gelc~ to New York and to r:u sc $SO million to St OO million fo r the poor Fach part1c1p:int 1\ bc1nt askt'd 10 make u SI II dono11on Stuntman nailed BAI T IMORF -'ituntma n Jou Woocn ~1d he v.ould kee p try1n1 to prove ht IS the "w(lrld''I strongest man .. dc'lpttt' hctng ho<1p1tah1ed atkr too hell") motorq ,clc ran ovt'r him u he la '\, LllyTomlln on a bed of nails Wooten. 38. was in stable condt11 on at the 8alt1morc Vet eran\ Admtn1strat1on Hospital for a shaht crack to the ta1lbone and paral)s1s of his bladder 'lufTercd dunna the stunt [)e)ptte his 11\Junes. he J)(r· formed a second tunl, h01n1 Judy Collln• ni ne IX'<>Plt' ,,tung on a board bcfort 101nj\ tO tht ho\p11al AIDS aided C MBRIOCtf , Ma\\ Joae K~u~ plartd 1he p1.11"10 aand Jll4y C.111•• na to kick off a "ulUona fes11 .. al to nu~ mone~ .. for AID research and treatment bout 400 people packt'd the i\mencan Rcpcrtor) Theater for the sh ow. v.h1'-h included peformances b) the former wile of Sen. Edward M Kenned'. f). Ma~. cntcrt.a1ncr Joel Gray, and actres~'li Colleen Dewburst and Katby Bate.. Proce-ed~ "'111 go to thc \ID .\cllon ( omm111ec and Bo'itcHl 'I Ne'>' England ;ind r>carnnC\'i Ho)pttal Singer aulng LO i\NGELES -°'tngl·r Carole Kine ha~ 5ued a compam O'>' ncd ll' her e,..fi nee. claiming the company ~old c.t1mc riiht) to 11 mu\lc '1dcn pcrformJnce without her pem11\ ion In the suit filed 1n l 01. \n(telt'.I Count\ Supenor Coun. thr pop s1n1er claims she wa<; to get ~~ percent Of the lfO\'i rrofil1, anJ tO ha'e final appmva of 1hc rnn 1en1" of the "ldto "One to Ont .. "h1ch features her The SUll apinst r rtt' Flow Films allci« the compan~ w ld some d1stnbut1on n1h1s w11hout the s1naer's permmton and th t n did not pl) her Frtt Flow 1\ owntd b Mtlhael Bro" ._, Kini·, former fianC't' and bu'ltnC~\ man rr Or~ Cou1 OAIL Y PILOT /Frtday, February 21, 1816 C'1 B RIOGl LEND A KELPING RAND Both vulnerable East deal, NORTH WEST +7 8 •2 "ICJ76 84 •Q 85•32 EAST •J 10 9. • A53 93 •AK 106 SO TB •AK(j}865 98' 2 .. J 10 7 6 2 +J7 Q 10 AKQ 6 •9 The b1ddmg Ea.st South WH t !•forth I • 4 + Pua Pua Pua Opening lead Ja('k of + Don't ask partner to rlo "'hat you tan do for ~ourself Dt'fenw 1s a l'O operative venture, and 11 d<X'sn't help to blame partner for fa1hn~ to do the right thmg when ym1 roull1 have prevented ham from ~oln~ wrong South saw no hope of slam om·e Ea.."t opened the bidding, Althouj(h tt w~ possible that diamond might haw proved to be a supenor w n· tract. South's bid of four spades l·an· not be cnueazed West led the Jack of club4' and dt'- l larer played low from dummy ~Ast c;1gnaJled that he dJd not want a club conunuat1on by furru hing his low· 1-st card. the six West thought that East wanted a heart led through dummy's tenace. so he shifted to that sutt The defense had shot their bolt Since he would set up dummy·s hearts 1f he rose with the ace. East was fort.'ed to play low Declarer 0 te<H'0"0t i.ners of ~. •ou• k "G"'b'ed WOtd> M ~ 10 for• lcw• 11""01• -otdt I H U G T 0 N I 1· I I I 11 I H E C K 0 I , I I I' CHARLES GOREN OMAR 0 SHARIFF ... ":t won. cashed two high diamonds and ruffed a diamond on the table. Al- though East overruffed, he was doing so with a natural t rump wln· nt>r The ace or hearts was the thlrd and last lnck that dedattr surren· dered East mentioned that a lrump hltt by West at tnck two would have stranded dechanr with a diamond 105E'r He was nght about that, but wrong to blame his partner H~htm~ self wa.s at fault ror permitting de- darer to make his contract East should have won the first tnck with the king of clubs and shifted to the jack of trumps. Now a.' long as West signalled his heart length ~ that East could wm the right heart-in this ease. the se«>nd round of the su1t-thett was no way that declarer would avoid los- ing a tm k in each suit for c;town one. Han you been numinC lllto double troubler Let Cllartee Goren help JOO nJHI )'OGr WaJ throop the mau of DOUBLES tor penaJtJn and for ta.keoaL For a copy ot h1a "DOUBLES•• booklet, .end I L85 to ··Goren-Doubles," care of thla newapaper, P.O. Box 4426 Orlando, Fla. 32802-4426. Make cbttlu · payable to "Newapaperbook.8." WOH .... I R Y I~ I 0 I = Wole II IT\8fltae)9 Ii • 50-!iO I' I I I I l E E 'I v y I r I' I e f) . ·' ~,,,,., ' . • .... ( ~ I a.••. wny 1\8..-n I you ratl90 up your l\all ol tri. lea.,..., H~ benO v °"' hall ,. on me grovno j """• 15 still -IM - A '-P ••• "'• •..c:• • ~..c•eo V' c;, , ~ r; -. •"• "'i.a,,t1g -CWO• ~ 1..-.•"0G ' Of'"' V•O No ) tM 'O• ·· I' l' 11 I' I' t I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Donnybrook S Soviet republic 10 Old radto union abbr 14 Pimply raSh 15 Taper olf 16 Not ol ltle clergy 17 Fatlh t8 Tree trunks 19 Subs1s1 20 Beforehand pref 21 Cement 22 Couplecl 24 Land body 26 Kina ol pote 27 Struck ou1 29 Not musical 32 Encore 33 Ground cover .34 Develop 35 lnc11na1ton 36 Jack up 37 tnsect 38 -Khan 39 Faslener 40 DemO<le 4 t Ort 43 Fast dancos 44 Canvas stand 45 Afterward 56 59 46 More hery 48 Branch 49 Away 52 Deplaned 53 Denuded 55 Tipster 56 lncrus1a11on 57 Encomium 58 Victor - 59 Accompltsl'ler 60 lnh1b1I 61 Other DOWN 1 Harsh sound 2 Bakery spec1a1ts1 3 Seldom 4 Vietnamese New Year 5 Laid aside 6 To and tro 7 Untruth 8 Panooll 01 9 Reaction 10 Kindred 11 Anyhow t2 Splinter 13 Sank a dr111e 21 Omgle 23 S~ISOP 25 Peeved state ,,_EVIOUI l'UZZLE IOl VED 26 Wassail 27 Deadly 28 Lissome 29 Sampler 30 Show•no suroflse 3 1 Part~s 33 Hamme• 36 Stream channel 37 Outburst 39 Red shade 40 NC>QOtn 42 Shred 43 Newt~- land airport •5 Faithful .&6 Fhnry .&7 Anortmen1 48 Translallon SO Agras 51 Amertnd 54 Strong beer SS Article 1, 12 13 4 C8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Friday, F•bruary 21 , 1986 THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii Keane "Here's my nature project, Daddy. But, you don't hafta catch them till Saturday night.'' MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson 1 .i .• ...,.._,, .. ..,,.s~--- ··1 don't go to obedience school'' PEANUTS NO ONE KNOwS wl-IERE ~E FLU EF'IDEMIC OF 1918 STARTED 8UT IT SPREAD ALL AROUNC' Tl-IE WORLD. GARFIELD 6EF0RE ·r ENrED IN 1919 TWENT'r MILLION PEOPLE HAO OIEO /e cl' ( ..... . ---~ I .r r • I I I/ BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) .. • "What did I do · marry a calorie counter?" DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham ·-~.#.-2 --..... ,.... ~ . : ----.• ... -~ . ; i -. ~ -~ ~ -I ' •'HURRY HOOE I • .---...-------AS T~E wORLD l.UAR I FLYING ACE ~E WAS THERE by Charles M. Schulz DON-;" 61vE ~ ERV1Ews • ~r . ...} l G"' .. L -3. by Jim Davis I.IOU ~NCE LI KE i.,>OLJ MAVE TWO L£FT F~ET TUMBLEWEEDS ~.E=SS '(OIJ, PIX! "E:R A GREAI, G~l?.AI eM·t:M! DRABBLE ROSE IS ROSE MIMI ~ Mf. UP /fJ EXACTI..V ~ :OO A.MI f)IFJl'./ M~ING-/ I TUIS KIO JlY.>T C~ME. TO COLL£CT T~E. MONE.-.' '{OU by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady BLOOM COUNTY ~OON MULLINS ~ ... FOX> •• FICnON ~l()N ~\ FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE rrs NOFF\IR! WE- . HAD~E:.HAROEST WELL, MAYBE HE ST0DIE.D HARDER f"1 IEST OF THE IHAN--- . Wl-\OLE YEAR.AN' BR1ANuUSf F\Ct=.D IT// H~ .. 0 C_:1uo1ED ! (' ~ ~~ ~ \ (. ~~ SHOE 'T" KNOW. OOING-Sff·U~ l C.OUt.D SE D\NGER005 ... ~,~·---r-- JUDGE PARKER FUNKY WINKERBEAN AMAZIN6k.4 I iHE 51UDENTS IN IHE WE.SfVIEW BAND PA<:,Sfl) fHE 'fiME , WHILE T~El.r> WE.RE. BURIED I~ 1l1E 5~0WDRl~I, 5 1N61N6 VARIOUS SONGS OVER AND OVER .1 rr_~---• '!'!-z ti () DOONESBURY . . , WHY THl HURJ('f7 AIU. 50VrlAKTI CfJN7 "lf)(/""4flT ftrY.kH)A/¥ TO t£T Y(XJR "If)(/ PEOPl£ 'MT MA1l/llt.' ANYWAY? ;~'l, I ~) by Berke Breathed by Ferd & Tom Johnson '/ES-BUT MAI/BE YOONEEDTO ':\ ~C'.ENTi<.AIE by Lynn Johnston by Jeff MacNally by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batiuk AND NO ONE. Ar Alk.. 6£EMED fo BE ~mv'\ED Pt< 1HE OR.DEAL ! by Gary Trudeau I 4 • Q C _ 6 FEBRlJ\RV 21, 1986 DAILY PllDf ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE \OL.2 /NQ8 I • ca Qr~ CO.St DAILY PILOT/ Friday, February 21, 1986 THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "Here's my nature proiect, Daddy. But , you don't hafta catch them till Saturday night." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson 0 1 -·ci--·--·-.. - "I don't go to obedience school!" PEANUTS NO ONE KNOWS WHERE THE FLU EflDEMIC OF 1918 STARTED BUT IT SPREAD ALL AROUND THE WORLD . ,-,,........, GARFIELD BEFORE IT El<DED IN 1919, TWEN T</ MILLION PEOPLE MAD DIED. .,.--.,,--1 ~Gt .lj, 1,,/'T BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) ' . .. What did I do · marry a calorie counter?" DENNIS THE MENACE l ' I by Hank Ketcham · .. ~ ... .:-.,.. - ' ' • ........ '~ ...... -..... ,,~ ' • ' " 1 ~ 1 , ' by Charles M . Schulz ASK T"E WORLD WAR l FLl'rN6 ACE HE WAS THERE : DON T 6 tVE INTERVIEWS' ' by Jim Davis .... au PANG[ LIK( l.,IQLJ MAll E TWO L(FT FE.El TUMBLEWEEDS f'i...E:SS '(olJ, POC ! ~~RA GRl'A'f,Gfl!'AT eM-~M~ • ,,, DR-ABBLE- r- ROSE IS ROSE MIMI ~ M~ UP AT W.Cll-'I' 3 :()0 A.M, f)(W,V MOICN ING-/ .. TU l5 KID Jll'\1 CAMf. TO COt.1.£C 1 T~l MON£' 'OU r LE.C<£D 'OR L-115 I Rf:Ml MEtR ? Oll,RrQ.lT -40\) 60 .10\J MUCH f'LEOG!.0 00 l Ol..t. ' $5 -~ ~Al~ cAr I RMl i by Tom K. Ryan IT COLORS PANPllLlFF RE'~ oy Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady ~.eose. ... No SNOOZE eulTON / BLOOM COUNTY tll!ICJW OJI JI A.A'leOY IL'MJ;. ... """ t,l{yjnJ, 'RIX> .. AGnON .. f'tl:JHION .. ~\ MOON MULLINS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ITS NOFRIR! WE. · MADli\crlARDEST •'' TESTOFTt<E , \.\JELL, MAI/BE HE STUDIED HARDER THAN-.___ ~ , WljOLE I/EAR, AN BR1ANi]USf ACED IT// . ~f<DJGtl . . \!~ \·STUDIED) --~ SHOE '('KNOW . C:ONG Sff·U~ COULD l!E t:l'<NGEROO~ . 11i:,--~ --,,:>l 8 . ,., ; JUDGE PARKER ~--- ' ~ --I \'V0 t-<0 ER WHETHER HOR.ACE IS HAVING DIN NER AT THE C LU 6 ANO WITH WHOV,' FUNKY WINKERBEAN AMAZI N6L'<, THE 5TUDENTS lf\I THE. IAJE5TUIEW BAf\ID PASSED THE T1ME , WHILE THE'< WERE. BURIED lf\l 1!1E S~OWDRIF"I, 5 1N61N6 VARIOUS 50'>66 DUER AND OUER ' -~ l l.! 0 DOONESBURY by Berke Breathed -~~ fl< ta (.(VJ IRltff.l A~ '""""' ft'IJ./!JI~. --..,_, ...,_,., \ ,, ···"'·'> J'd by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Lynn Johnston BUfDADDY' ICANT :THINK WHEN 11 CDNe.ENmRfe.. by Jeff MacNally " 1j t1 ~! I. r! ., ! by Tom Batluk AND NO Ot<lE. AT ALL 5EEMED ro BE flAAV\ED B'.> THE ORDEAL I by Gary Trudeau AWUX!M'I' ~,NATOf' WHAT llUe I llJANT A lJCWU 'OJIJC¥N6 f,P/(lllN/$(}{{)1}ff;,· -Eai:. HYC~ -IN6 BY-ffleMtL-t- 1 ' ANGH! -\, ' . ,_ • 0 • •QC_ 3 a z a .. FEBRtJ\RV 21,1986 DAlll' PILOT ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE \OL.2 /N0.8 New 'Robin Hood' rousing musical In le'>'> than a )'ca r''> 11mc. Orange County theater has given b1nh to two ong1nal mus1c:als about the Robin Hood legend La!>t }Car Kent Johnson's ''The While Arrow" made an 1mprc'i'il"edehu11n Newpon Beach. Now we have "Robin Hood: The \.14\lcal " a H'nture of the Fullerton Civic Light Opera Company \\ n11en h) /\en John\<1n Fun her hnk1ng the two. the 'Mime actor who pl«~ed Pnnu~ John 1n .. The White Arrov. ··ha<> "rc:furmed" and 1!. now plJ~ing King R1thard in "Robin Hood .. l\t 1h" oornl. howe\lcr. the two \how\ pan com pan) Wh1k "1 he TOM TITUS White l\rrow" bkndcd 1deal1<,m and 1ntro!>pcc11un in to 11\ \ho1o>.h11 and r,wordc;mano;h1p land e\t•n killed off m hero). ''Robin llood· The Musical" 1'> prclt} much a theatnrnl ver<,1on of those Errol Fl ynn/Corncl Wlldc/R1 c:hard ( rreem· ad,en1un· mo .. 1eo, \llU prohabh used to IN31( ha' a ~1cl :s1 1 hl' l<x:a1 l11Jou un ')aturoay allcrno<JO'> fhat \not to\<!~ that th e F ullenon \h111o>. 1<>n't m1gh1tl} enJ<1>ahlc It <kfin1tcl> I'> V.11t: 1h sprawling a<t1on -highlighted h)' a -,upcrh duel bel1o>.ccn thl· hero and the villain at tht finale -and panoramic h<ll kdrop'> a!> v,,ell a~ a fine onginal r,rnrc b) Richard Krn.-.e)-. "Robin !food"" a \l'>Ual treat. D1rcued -,urehandcdly by CLO general mana$er GnO Duncan. tht '>ho"' 1\ a ned1bk adaptation of remembered highlight'> from the ""l'r '>Ckcn. panKularl} that chmact1t '>wordfight lx:twcen Robin IK uth Ncmet1) and tht "1Chem1ng Sir Gu> (Richard Cla\CI &aut1lull\ chorl'ographcd b) Pcppn<lyde thl' \\.'qucntc pla)''IOUI a' l l'o Krl'lc:r\ ore hl·\tra pump' thl· hl.'art'i w11h \l1rnng bac~grnund ffiU\ll \.l·nw11 "J lCJ n' 1nc1ng. dnd \upn\lngl> 'ulnerabk Robin. no ~upcrman hut <in m\p1red patnOl 1N1lh pcrhap' an O' (•rdo'>c ofc:ourage Pippa Win\h>1o>. hnng' unc ,,f Orange ( ount>''> linl''>I \Ull.C'> and a patriuan air to the rok ol "1a1d "1anan (la\\:·, "i1r (1u) 1<. thc pcr,on1fir:won of 'ii lain) a \Ullablc match Im the bandit ol \hl·rwood Forni And a good thing. too. fur the other two baddies. Pnnce John and 1ht· \henfT of No111ngham. are depicted as 1ncffc<:tual bumbler"!. Gkn· Frcc1e\ foppish cfTcm1nate John hasn't grown an 1n~h fro m the n:1llo"' )'OUth of "l he Lion 1n Wanter:· while G ene Noble 1s. unfonunatcl~. hard tn dislike as the shenfT. ostensibly Robin·, mo\t formidable ri val but here JUSI a Poht1 cal boss with a consc1enl·c Jeff ~hhchter. a more menacing Pnncc John 1n "The White Arrow:· delivers a Mrong performance as King Richard. while Jenn)' V.l'ntwonh kick\ up a storm a\ the tavern wench. Megan (1corgl' ..,ul11' an a\ Little John and Joe Matarano as Fnar Tuck arc more than t•qual to tht1rtask'>. while J 1m Ruic a<, W1l1 ")(arle1 and Joe Ka)t a ... W1ll ..,tutd} lend staunch \uppon Kin\t') ·, mu<,1cal score I'> rou.,1ng and well balantt•d. with the hl'3'-} t horal an1hcm ··Come., a Ne"' Dawn·· 11!> pnmc l'~JXlnl'nl The bat·~ground mu\1t for ··1he l 1nal < u nl11ll" "enough to 1111 an) one\ -.p1n 1~ "Robin Hood 1 ht• Musical" continut·' lor two mun· "'l'ch•nch .11 Plummer Aud11onum on ( hapm<tn •\\cnuc at Lemon 'llrt'Cl 1n F-ullenon with performance\ Th1H\day-.1hrough Saturda)'' <•IX p.m and Sunda)''> at 2 JO until M.1rth 2 < all !<79-1 712 Im Ill ~t·t inform.11 1on Puhluhcr. Karen A W1nmtr Edtror Frank Z1ni D~tehook &11tor: t>1x1c Li ndsay An D1rtttor: Steven Houp Orculation M:ma1cr. Terry Kandlc. Production Manager: Robcn t . Cantrell l>.i11·hook 1s published cvtr) fndJ) h)' the Oran1t Coast Pubhsh1na ( o I'() lkn I .SM. JJ-0 W. 8a)' St . < 0,111 Mc\11, CA 92()2(> Tclcphont ( 714; 1141-4321 Rcsutar h11J1ncss h<>un ut I! 11"' 10 S pm , Monday through fruJa) Dndltnc-for cakndar of c~cnl\ 11crm and ltllrn ts S p.m MQnda)' r ht cnttrt u1ntcnh of Da1tb<><>t. 1rt• lOP) ngh1ed h)' 1hr Oranar ( out f'uM1\h1n11 < o II rights arc re~rv\'0 2 Oa1eb<>Ok/ Friday, February 21, 1986 FINE JAZZ BY THE HAROLD LAND QUIN- TET ......................................................... 1() By RANDY JAY MATIN The Harold Land Quintet kicked off a new series of jazz concens Saturday night at the Long Beach Center Theatre. The evening was a promising mixed bag that also offered contemporary fusion of Night wings and the solo acoustt c guitar of Manin Mast1k. Saxophonist Harold Land led an all acoustic quintet that featured son Harold Land Jr. on piano. Al .. Tootte" Heath on drums and trumpeter Oscar Brashear in a dignified performancr of clean. spare. late night music. NA THAN READE: ANGEL OF THE YEAR ••••••••••.•.•.......•.........•....••.......•.....•.•••••••.... !() By CAROL HUMPHREYS We've all met people who do so much to help others in this world they could almost be calkJ Angels ... perhaps Ea rth Angels. For the past 24 years the 75 memhcr\ of Harbor Key {a suppon group of the Child Guidance Center ot Orange County) ha ve given c;pec1al recognmon to hea\l·nh gentlemen who have made a d1fTcrcncc here on Eanh. Selected at thr 1986 Guardian Angel of the Year was Nathan L. Reade of Co,1.1 Mesa. Reade wao; honored at the annual Angel Dinner held .it thr Bahia Corinthian Yacht Cluh. 'TURTLE DIARY' AN INTERESTING LOOK AT LIFE.................................................. 12 By ROBERT HYNDMAN It's 1n the back of the mind of every chtltl who visits the zoo. After gazing in wonderment at the natural simplici ty of the animals, the child begins to recognize the inj ustin· of the walls, the fences and the cages. And he wants to set the an imal' free . A child is usually content to play out the jailbreak in ht 'I imagination. But when the same impulse strikes adults, interesti ng events are set in motion. as "Turtle Diary" so eloquentl y illustrate' OUT Ci\I THE TOWN GOLDEN TRUFFLE ADAPTS CLASSICAL RECIPES •........••.................................••... 14- By FIFI CHAO It is rather amusing listening to chef Ala n Greek\ describe his ph ilosophy of cooking. I recently asked him to tell me ~bout ~h~ G?lden Truffle in a few sho~ sentences. This is what J got' I spe~1ahze in contemporary adaptations of clas.sical recipes. That·, what ll says on my menu. But. I loved li ving for a while in tht· Caribbean, aod you will find influences from the West lnd1 c" in some of the dishes. I am not into bizarre food by any means. You" ill not find quail bone coulis (puree) around here!" ~~~~~~~ -----ro p-BILl:;"ING ••••••••••••••..•••••••••••...••....••••..... 4 RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK ..••••......•.... 16 RESTAURANT DIRECTORY ...........••....... 19 - E • M A G c • 0 F I BY NO RA LEHMAN s 11 possible to find a hotel 1n this country not a part of the cliche trap? A place where no one 1ns1sts that yo1:1 "'have a nice day" or orders you to "come bad. again "''al soon · Yes -yPS 11 is Ar leas t two! We found them on a recent trip 10 Northern Coldorn1a When wP went north this 11me, we decided to rt•verse 0ur li0ld. On the lost v1s1t we went into Cmmel found o quaint little hotel with Dutch doors and enounh cobhlestones around 11 to break on rink le. From there, we headed north to the city, having mode reservoltons at one of the newest, largest, most modern hotels -numbering itself among a world-wide chain. After exploring our own notel and others of similar persuasion lSon Francisco is loaded w ith new . modern but somewhat wayward innsl we decided there was o universal link between them . To mo~e a sweeping generalization: The public rooms were 1ncred1bly large -larger than life - handsomely decorated, spectacular. bordering on the owe inspiring, but without on 1nt1mote corner in one of them. While we didn't manage to get above stairs 1n any but our own hotel, we suspect a universal link between them· They offer every amenity one could w ish for -color TV , push button phones, even desk s11e computers, and for those on a business trip no one could ask for more. But for those of us on a short get ·away trip, hearing people soy "Hove a nice day," My name is ... " and on top of 1t all. having to climb across the bed to ovoid getting in the way of one's roommate who 1s trying to get something out of the dresser drawer and hos therefore blocked the passage from one side of the room to the other, is not perfect. Funny, but not perfect. _ _ This time we started in Son Francisco, deciding to stay in one of the city's smaller, more elegant hotels. W e picked The Donatello. l ocated at Mason and Post, 1t was recently renamed for their exceptionally fine second-floor, four -star northern Italian restaurant. IYou may hove known 1t as the Pacific Plaza.I Close to the center of town -1ust a block from Union Square -we could walk to the M onteroy Boy Aquorwm theater, shops, deportment stores, art galleries, the f inonc1al d1str1ct and, by hopping a cable car, could catch o glimpse of Nob Hill, Chinatown and Fishermen's Wharf !You who follow w ill hove 10 help turn the car around at the bottom of the whorl hill, so be prepared.I The hotel had on eclectic and handsome set of rooms, designed by Andrew Delfino, a well known San F ranc1sco inter 1or designer, and, as wP were to discover later, the owner, A. Cal Rossi Jr · s favorite. W e were also to discover that both hotels w P were to stay 1n -The Donatello and ThP Monterey Plaza -wPre 1ust the latest of this Rossi's hotel vPntures Fresno born A. Cal Rossi Jr is a product of University ol San Francisco; Washington Stat e where he was on economics mo1or; a poss at Fresno State and then onto the hotel school at Cornell. His first ma1or leap into the hotel business was general manager of the Mork Hopkins. He took on the pro1ecr -with Bing Crosby -of remodeltng the Stanford Court Apartments into what 1s now roted a five -star hotel -the Stanford Court Hotel. A managing general partner of RK O -Ross1 Hotels, a subs1d1ary of RKO General, he goes on being engaged in developing resorts and hotels throughout the United States. But , we asked, if he were interested 1n building new hotels, what mode him decide to buy this one? ' Andrew Delfino and I wonted to toke on old hotel 1n the middle of town and turn 1t into o little 1ewel. We wonted to toke advantage of the size of the rooms hotels of this era hove and create the intimate feeling of o European hotel." He and Mr Delf 1no hove managed 10 do 1ust that. In the European sense the lobby is small but above stairs the rooms ore ndeed comfortably large. Ours hocl or overs11e bed oppos1tP ori antique armoire hiding the television Under the w indow was o largP sectional couch a complimentary s12~ coffF>P table and 1n the corner a good size round tabl"' surroundPd by two upholstered choirs. On the round table -flowers chilled mineral water n welcoming note lrom the Plozo Hore/ management and a plateful of Ir ufflPs Perhaps not good for you but nor a bod ""(l\ to start a vocut1on Under a pole sun and thrPOIPr1ng s~ PS v.. ..... made our way down the Son Francisco Peninsula passing Polo Aho. Son Jose going along the edge of Sororogo and over the hill from Los Altos to Sonia Cruz Los Alt os s~e med to hove grown since rhe lost time we'd been there, somehow looking swanker and more crtrfred. fven Apt0s-toomed forger thon we remembered. We sighed and plunged on, post Cos1orv1lle and Fort Ord, finally making our turn 1n towards Monterey and Connery Row Suddenly. 1t looked so unfomil1or we stopped and looked around to be sure we were headed 1n the riqht direction. l y1nq below us on Connery Row s water s Please see MONTERE'r P9 11 Oatebook/ Fnday. February 21. 1986 S FEB SMTWTFS Friday "AW"f.. TOGt.'THER' d' tht lillrlequin J>innt'r Pla~ h•JU)I' no1 '> lidrbvr lih d \anUI An&i 1919 5511 ri1g.htl~ t'""l<"Pt "-fond.a~\ at • df') m~ • urt.11n umn thrCJugh Mardi 3'J "BAHE~" at the La l·fabra ' hil drt:n'~ I hi:au:r ll I\ l:u<. id A •t Lo llabra 1.:13J,94 !Jll n1 2 , I rid&i,:. llnd \esturdo. \ at ' ..,.,,. d<s ~\ ~' 2 \IJ thr<Jug.h ivf .,rt h 11 "ELGKA'\Ut. Dt.: COCA COLA " .sl 111 '"'"Inn J •, .. ;strr ~n~ I rr.tc:-r ,V11 c Ji ll l>r ••l '<:"'P'>n &a•t 11,~J ~J2isll1 I r1d<s'.\llrtd \at.Jl<ld•\41 , fl rn th111ul!)l Martt. I . THE <>l'ltC.1ERBKEAlJ LAUY" di 1111 In 1111 < •1mmuni11 I hc.st .. r I ur 1lt 1<1,d' •11r1mun1t\ hsrk '°)unn•hill "l I unit Hod IJrl\t Ir~ 1n1 11)'., 549/JJ f nda!\ ond \esturd.a~\ at ~ throut.h M<srch "I Y.1th " mllt.nt:c: '°)uridin lit 2 pm "C1 L'·Y~ ANO OOU.S" ill the liucna f'd r~ < "ll r heater liutna P<irit H •IV• 'xh1.>ol Magnol1<1 and '";f.ladtm) Hurna P<trk <IS21 l(JllJJ t-rid.a~\ <ind '°)dturda•\ <sl ls pm through Marc.h I~ "HAMLET" 1n tht· I mt An-. Vt! lagc: I ht<sltr at I ! In 1nrl1SV1-f><il 7 J 1 h1\1n& pt"r1ormanlt\ t•10 1g.h1 and \Jturda) •H 7 pm "HELLO, OOLLY'' "' \t'.ha\t1<1n \ WC'\t IJ1nm:r Pla)h<iu'lt: )4(J A\!~ l'1u1 \esn < lementt 1492 Y95IJJ V.c:dne~)' through \dturd:.)'\ lit lS p 111 \und<1 • \ lit I and 7 pm until -\pr ti 1, "I l)(J, I ()0" di lh• < 1r<snd IJ1nnl'r l11c.1ln I lf•1td V.o. \n<shc:1rr• r 1111 111rl11I. , ... •pl "1•1rid;n, JI .Jr •njl • 1llJ '' 11111•' tltr•rnyli l•I I K 1-.A' ... ,,,, I JI',,,,, \11 .,11,,11 l'I •• h•i•>\f 1.111. I .tl'UnJ < dll"'"' R<lad Laguna Beach 149-~-0~43J Tu~)~ through Sa1urd.a)\ a1 ~ pm ~uod.a) ~at 2 }(J untJI Man.h J 6 "THEILING AND I "' lit the C. uruun (all Dinner Theater 61X/ El <a mmo RC'al T u~lln 1 b31>-l 54lJ} rughlJ~ CJ.· l.(.'Pl Monda)~ <tt 'arying l·uruun 1tm~ through AprrJ 2.., "TH£ MOUSETRAP'' lit the (Jar ai:n (_,ro'C' < ommun1t) l hcatcJ C hapmar-A' i:nue a1 ~1 Mark \ ~trt't'I Garden (Jro•l" l~Y,·51'.!21 f-nd.a)) and Saturd.a)) al b pm '>und.a) lit 2 30 through tv\arch I "THE ODD COL1PL£" b' the: 811~a J ha\er Leuul" at thl" { uni~ Theater "Ult' Breer uJtural ( l"Oter lmperus.J Ji1gh"'4) Brea 1521>-4'.!4'JI do">tn8 perlorm<tnu-s tun1g.ht and '>a turd.a) a1 0 p rJ" "R0 81" HOOD" b' lhl" f-uJlt'nor < " , l 1gJtt < )per<1 · a1 Plummtr A.ud1tonum < hapman at Lc:-mon f ullt:-non l lP'J I "12> I nda)\ <ind '>atura:'> al b pm 'iunda)l at ~ 3' until Marth ~ Saturday .. AUJ"E T<X..ETHER" at the li<1rlcQ usn Dinner Plos. hou)C ~c: I r1dll: 11\ltng "BABES" 41 lht l...o 114bt<s C t11l- die• ' 1 hc:altr \t'.c: J rid.a\ l'>llng "f'.L C .. RA."WE OE COC A COLA '' lit !ht' 't ""pon l ht:dltr .\rt)< t'ntc:r \t'.t I '1<14: 1\t1ng "THE GL'\C..ERBREAO LAUY" at lht ln 1nc: < ommunll• lhcater '>et ~ nd:s ~ h)t1n~ "Gl'YS A.11\D DOLLS" at the But:na Park < "1t Theater ~ f nda) h)t- ing "HAMLET" at I < Jn int \rt f nda) h)ting "HELU), DOLLY" lit \cba)t1;,in \ V.e\t Dtnnt'r l1la)hlJU'>e \rt Fnd.a) h\ting "I 00, I 00" at the C1rand D1nnn r he-4ler l)ee f nd.a) h\llng "KEAN" at 1he Laguna Moulton l'la yhuu~ 'lee t-ndll~ h\llng "THE KING AND J'' ot the C urt<t1n <all Dinner Theatu \t'.c f-nd.a\ lmmg · "THE MOUSETRAP" ol the <1;,ir dt'n (,rn, e ( ommunit" l healer ~ I nday lJ)ttng. • "THE ODD COUPLE'' I), 1h1: Hrcil J heater League \ce r nda>. h\llng "ROBIN HOOD" at thl· f ullenon < 1\.1t l 1gh10pt'ra '>ee f nd<s) IJ\llng "WH O" WH AT? WHERE'> WHEN" WHY ''" h\ 1h1• ) 11un11 < on .,.. r. dt•11. l'l;, •ti\ •>n tlit ~ .. 11nd '°)td@J 111 °);1uth f •1d\l l<q.1u111r. 1,'15 I ov.n flnl1r 1>11 .t (11\tJ "1 l\J 195--4VBJ todca) 41 I and 3 Pm ~unda) at 3 llnd 5 pm Sunday "ALOSE TOGETHER" 4t tht: Harlequin l>inner rhecster ~l fn · di' lm1 ~ ~BABES" al tht' l..<1 lfabra < htl drt'n \ l hellter ~ f-n da) 11\llng "THE GIJ'\GERBREAD LADY" al thC' In me < ommun11' I hc:aler \cc f-nda> lt\llng. · "HELUJ. DOLLY" at ~ba\llan' v. l:'>t Dinner Pl<s) h()u ')(' \t'.e f n<W' lt\t1ng ~1 00, I 00" a1 !ht < 11and Dinner Theater '>c-e f nda.1 hsting "KEAN" at the l..;sgun<1 \1oul11m f'la~hou~ \t:t f nda> h\t1ng "THE KING AND I" at tht < unain Call Dinner Theater '>et' f nda' IJ\t1ng "ROBIN HOOD'' at the I ulknon < '"' ught Oixra ~ t-nda) lt\llng "WHO" WHAT" WHERE" WHEN'! WHY'>" b\ '>outh Coast Repenol"\ \ Youn&' ( on~r' atur;. Pla)ef\ l)e1; \aturd6' li\ung Tu.e.d.ay "ALOSE TOGETHER" c11 lhl· fi4rlequ1n f> r.ncr Pld\hOu'>t' 'xl f-rtda: h~ting "AS YOL' LIKE IT" di '°)(1uth < o;s,1 Repenu~ '~~ To"'n < cnt1:1 l>nH lo~u. Me\a l'J5~-411\J1 Tue'>(}a" thr<Jugh f-nd4 _,~ at k pm \alurda), at 2 J(J and I) \unda' \ at 2 '\() and ., ,11 unlll ~farth 3'1 · "I 00, I 00" at thr < 1tand Dmncr rht-ater St-e Fnda) li\llng. "KEAN" a1 the Laguna Moullun Pla)h<Ju!><' ~ Fnda~ hs11ng "THE Kll'G AND f" at the< uru11n <all Dinner Tht<ater ~t f nda\ lt\11ng · Wedne.day "ALONE TOGETHER" at the Harlequin Dinner Pla}hou..e \et fnda) h\tmg "AS YOU LIKE IT" at '>outh < oast Rl"pcrtol) \ec Tue~) li~ting "HEU.O, DOLLY" al ~ba\t1an's Y..e~t Dinner Pla)hou-,e ~c fnda' li\ling "I 00, I 00" a1 the (Jr.fnd 1>1nncr 1 hc:aler \<'e Fnda) hmng. "KEAN" al 1he Laguna Moulton Pla)hOus.e ~(' r nda) It sung. "THE KING AND I" at the..'< urt:tm c Jll D1nm 1 l hcatn \cc r ridd' IJ\l1ng Tburaday r~'--l4thAn'°n~~TAntiq~~ .. Sho~=-~1 ~ ·\r "''" ,,, t,,...,, ,,, ''' ,,,, .1llf<llf11.10t•.1lus ft'<1run111l fint: <•\,1mplc.·~ o/ / lth /111h am! /'Ith Ct'11t11r1 Ant1C/11c•-; ~ ~!j NIY•W •AaTY ~9· r ''lo Ill I'M Thur\da)-februdr)-J7 CONTININTAl ••IAKFAST •AMIL DISCUlllON I' ii,, I• l111J,H)' IX. llJ 11 HJ AM SIS per l}t:rson California Collects 71'1<' 1n<11 .. 1tl11r1/ l )<' CONTINllnAL anAKFAST A• TOUlt Of DIALDI a ~ ~dturday. March I, l(H I WA M 515 pt.•r person ~ ~ IHOW HO•I (; ~ '"" r • ., t• M I ml.t)' I cbruary JX Saturday March I Noon lo r1 PM Sundd}' March J ~ :I rhe Merca ntile Building-South Coast Plaza Village a i .,,, .. ll 11WI II I Ill All ')A .. IA ""'" 10 1111 (II v Al>IA<, .. I 10 "4.>l/IH lO.\Sf I'\ A/Al A. r Door l>1Jn.111w1 '>'• rn1 /111/f·~ (JtJ/og11c· 111/ pr1><eeds twnt'lll tht• Lener.JI OperalrnR I und o f LHMll ~ ~(Q LAGUllA A•T MUllUM for 1nformat1on telephone (7141494-6511 ~ !l,r.n ~~~~~~~QO~""'-QO~~~~QO~~Q;:>~~~......,c:7.>" t Datet>oots/ Friday, February 2 1, 1986 l I I I ING Ballet for children Mary Mary Quite Contrary (KJUd Moorhead) ree'-tl the ad•ancee of Barnaby. the ltllaer (Chula ColCan) ln the children 'a atory ballet. "Babe9 ln Toyland .. to be eeen in the Feed val Forum Theater ln ~· Beach beClnnlng Feb. 22. Call 494-7271 for more lnformadou. "ALONE TOGETHER" at the Harlequin Dinner Pla)house <;ce f-nda) ltsttng "AS YOU LIKE IT " al Sou th ( oa\t Repertor) See Fnda... listing. "HELLO, OOLLY1' a1 Sebastian's West Dinner Pla>housc ~ Fnda) Ii sung . "I 00, I 00" al the Grand Dinner Theater See Frida\ listing. "KEAN" at 1hc Lagun3 \1oulton Pl.1~ hou~ ~r Fnda) lt\t1ng "TllE KING AND I" at the ( unain l all Dinner Theater \cc Fnda) h<;t1ng FILMS Friday "SHADOWS OF FORG01iE\ ANCESTORS." Sergei Paradlhan•" director (Russia 1964) This 1' Jn Ukran1an fol k-tak traged> ahout .1 handsome peasant "'ho lo'.:' .1n1l lo!>Cs one tx-auuful girl ffiJlfl<'' another. bu1 cannot forget 1hc girl h1· 1n111all) IOH'd Ancient cus1ttm' Jnd 1rad1t1onal Stnllments are bnlhJnll' I -o I :Al C D N reproduced. Presented u pan of UC Irvine's Film Society wanter guaner scnes. 7 p.m .• UCl's Soc1aJ Science Hall. $3. S2.50 and $2 at the door "ALEXANDER." This French film. with EnaJish subtitles and directed by Yves Robert, 1s a comedy of a widower who makes a drasuc change 1n his lifestyle, abandoning the work ethic and all the resp0ns1b1h,1es that burdened his as a responsible citm:n. 7:30 p.m .. Gold- en West College's Forum II. 15744 Golden West St.. Huntington Beach S2 andS1.50 adm1ss1on. 891-3991 . "A SOLDIER'S STORY." 7: 15 and 9:45 p.m., UC Irvine's Science Lec- ture Hall. Sponsor1..-d by the As· soc1ated Studenas of UCI. $2 50 and I D -and .. Emperor Jones" arc presented as pan ofBlack History Month at UC Irvine. 7 p.m .. UCl's Room IOIA and 8. Un1versjty Center_ 856-4782. CA.NCE Friday "DANCE INTERNATIONAL," an evening .of dance from vario us cul- tures. is presented under the overall direction of UC lrvioe dance faculty member Nancy lee Ruyter. Presen- tations by three UCI groups: the UCI Spanish Dance Ensemble. dfrected by Ruyter. the UCJ Mexican Ballet Folklorico. dfrectcd by Raquel $1 at the door 856-5547 -~.-r.o;-and--Japanc&c dancers, Saturday AN ORSON WELL~ Film Fest1· val continues with .. The Third Man .. ponsorcd by L1bros y Anes de San Juan Ca~astrano. 11 1s the Sttond presentation of three. 8 p.m . San Juan Capistrano Libra')' and Cultural Center. 31 495 El Camino Real. San Juan Capistrano. 493-5911. directed by Kabuki master Onoe Kuroemon I I. 8 p.m .. UCl's Fine Ans Conccn Hall. S5. $4 and $3 ad- mission. 856-6616. ''A SOLDIER'S STORY," sec Fn- da} hsung. JOINT EFFORT, a Sill-piece danet. band. prcscnt.s society band sounds fcatunng m usic from the 30's to the 80's. Their program presents onpnal music as weU as contemporary hns. by Jazz greats. Mon.-Sat.., 9 p.m .-1.30 am. The Ritz-Carlton's The O ub, 33533 Shoreline Dr .. Laguna Niguel. 240-2000. Wednaday "BILL COSBY ON PREJUDICE" THE AMERICAN INTER- NATIONAL DANCE CO. prcscnu a O ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Robert 8 . Moore Theatre I ,,; ,., iew & Arlington , Costa Mesa SOUTH COAST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Featunng lohn Walz. Cello 8 :15 r .M. -SATURDAY, FEB. 22 Pkl CON([RT LECTURE 7 30 PM Rewrved Sears SIS. SIO and SS ~ \ ,.,,,.,,.,.,, ~""" C•tol<'n' \1u<1t'n" SHALE DANCE COMPANY • • \!Jf!ll\rllr'Cl lly ( ,1ht Art\ ( l>ltn(1I 1 ,. ~1 0AY. FEBRUARY 28 -8 P.M . l'\l'IVf'Cl ,,.,,. \ s J A111;.1n1 I SH .ti r.l! )()I PADDY WEST The Folk Mu~K of Ireland ATURDAY . MARCH J 8 PM. -FINE ART RE ITAL HALL "( 1 111 • 11/ ,.\,/1111'''"" S'i i\,11 CJllc • ~ ttl l>uor PACIFIC SYMPHONY "M ostly Mozart" 7:.lO r.~ -SUNDAY.~CH 1 ReservcRANGE COAST COLLEGI • Rob.rt B Moor.-The•t r~ f-ainiirw & Arlington, 011t ... M.-~ .. (714) 432·5527 Cull /111 /1}86 Sdwc/11/t'' ASI< fOR OPERATOR U V1!\u Ma~tNC:iH<1 At:c.c•plcd for Advimto f 1cket ')ale:s C:>t'ICounl)I ,,vR1l.lQln Int C.h1ht1r•11 Gtt111 (':.Url' 1Semors1 t ... swang class at 8 p.m each Fnday followed by a dance soc1aJ from 9·10:30 p.m.; a Jitterbug class each Monday at 8 p.m.; and a ballroom and Latin class each Wednesday at 8 p.m. $20 for ~ven lessons. 6S0-3048. Sahlntay "BALLET FOR CBil.DREN." of- fered by Ballet Pac1fica. features their second ~m with -eabcs 1n Toyland. ·choreographed by JoAnn Warner. Today at 3:30 p.m., Sun. at I :30 and 3:30 p.m., Festival Forum Theatre, 650 Laguna .Canyon Rd .. Laguna Beach. S5 admission. 494-7271. JOINT EFFORT, sec Friday list-tnt 'DANCE INTERNATlONAL." sec Friday listing. Sa.nday BOB ~E. BIS CLARINET AND ORCBl!'3TRA perfonn for your dancing pica.sure from 4-8 p.m. at Osko's Oub Marina, 190 Manna Dr .. Seaport Villqc, l..on& Beach. $2 coveT charge. (213) •93-6444. .. BAIJ..ET POil CHILDREN." Stt Saturday listing. TV THE INTERNATIONAL l"OLlt DANCE CLUB of UC Irvine presents beginning tcaehingat 7 p.m. and open danong from 7:~1 0:30 p.m. ucr s Dantt Studio No. 128. Fine Aru Village. No charge but donat1oos accepted. 854-9767. Monday fucv WEU.S, sec Monday's Jazz listing. MARTIN 6 TONf'S Swing Dance O ub meets each Monday at tbc Hot Spot, 7492 Edinger Ave .. Huntington Beach. 7 p.m. features Beginning West Coast Swing. 8 p.m. offers Intermediate Swing, and 9 f.m. brings social dancing with a 100 swing dance .contest $4 class lesson includes cover charge of $3 840-7442. JOINT EFFORT. stt Fnday hst- ang .. T'Geeday JOINT EFFORT. Stt Fnday hst· ing. Weclneeday MARTIN 6' TONI'S Swing Dance O ub rcatures beginner lessons at 7 p.m., antcnncdlatc lessons at 8 p.m .• and socaaJ dancing at 9 p.m. Each class 1s $4 and social dancmg 1s $2 Meadowlark Country O ub, 16782 Graham St., Humiogton Beach. 8~7442. JOINT EFFORT, sec Fnday hst· mg. Tbunday JOINT EFFORT. Stt Fnday hst· tnll.. SEIVllNARS P'rlday "WINGS OF FREEDOM" and "L.ove's Presence." nauonally re- cogn1:z.cd aud10-v1sual presentations, arc shown at 7:30 p.m. at the Hcal1ll Center. 23732 Birtcher. El Toro. $7 adm1&S1on. 859-7940. "CONTRASTS IN CRUISING." This final presentation in Orange Coast College's Sailing Adventure Series 1s presented by Al and Beth Liggett. who have logged more than 44.000 males of cruising over a penod Pllrldl 0 Neal. Suzy Pnw ll)MOYIE t t Sillcetely Yours (19551 L>- benc:e, JoaMe Dru ml Jroff l!BMNllJ m PAtA. RY NI ~MOVIE • • Bells ( 19801 Richard Chamberlain Jonn rioosfman P KUNG FU -1:30- O M<ME ••. 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TH E \E \\PORT IRV f !\E U IAPTf:R 11! l'ar1·n1' \\ 1th11u1 Pan- " I' ~HI 'l'OI\ lhr1r .... l'. ... lllffiC'r\· !1r •.it., ·.1.h l u,·..J.i, Imm II I ' p IT' l11fll>.,. l'<l h\ l )lkl" dnd u1n.1r-..1111111 < .111 ~J11 I I''-t11r lurthu inl•11m,1l111n Wedne9d&J FOCUS 4', a group 01 \lnglt:~ a .if>-49. mee1 at 7 30 p m .11 the:)() ( oasl Commun1l) Chur· h 51 Bonita Canyon Dr Ir. inc ~'-4-7 THE SWINC CLl18 SISGL DANCE I\ presented w11h lrl'l' b sw1ng lessons. m1\l.'f'\ rnntcs \(1C1ab. and pa.rt•~ I on1gh1, \pee leature I'> '>\n1c ~ha~·· !>-11 p.m .. < one Jo R~t.auranl I" ''J"' l mcol .\nahe1m S ~ admlS\lfln 11111 )Jl) Tba.nday CARTIE RS SINGLE lealUft~ .. \hould :-.:01 Hun To Be \ingk al pm Jeremiah·\ X9!1I \\amt Huntington Beach S l mrmhl'r\. S gue~t'> 64 I· l'llS"" WHEEL OF f'RI E1'D\lllP. I "nltlt"s "'er 45 .. mt·et\ lnr J1nner a. " \() p m al the Blac ~ \hl·1·p Rim 11J\ I: \amino Rl'.tl ru\ll 1>4 J-791 x Friday r HE HOP prc'>('nt\ J,rn, 1n~ mu\1• t" emce< Joel Stt'' t'n Fn \<11 The -'..u1hen11c~" a h\l' ;1r, d:m ,. hand. ...,un al ~ pm "Red \ Roll Hea,en · a lnbute 10 th• qi,·nd' \ton a1 8 pm · R1Klo. ''""""' th( ( Joe I..:· a h 1st or. ol 1111. ~ .1 nJ roll k;itunng Ja\lm ·c ha..e I un Jt \ pm and ( ral\ < 11n1es1' n 1J I\@ Lip ~"°' L1mhu o.1nd H."i..,·rhall \hoot Thurs 111~74 Br1111I httr\I FClu nta1n \ alle\ W-1 \.~\hi THE LEE FERRELL ~1111\\ ' th Ha l Rath IT and Laura \ 1d.1 I• Jt11rl'' Ferrell on •,;nophom: and pr.1u • .1ml a rnu!.1cal \ar1e1' o f olJ11·, •" 1r•n rod. and "hoog1e:\A.oog1t 111, I.. n ••I "-cd -Sun e' enrng' C luh I 11 .,, Nc.,.pon RhJ < m1.1 \1 'J M5-5448 THE CONFESSORS and < Hll K WILLJS perform lrom 4 ~(I II r 111 ;1, pan uf the I n1,l.'f\I\\ l lnt1·r Bad.Jot \tu\!• E. \!)fl'" l'r ,, • lt'<I h1 ~S1 1CI umhtage I< Jr11w I J56·4S89 or 856-55·r ~------------1.:::a.._-. llATORI .ippear\ V.nl I r 1 11111 ' Perm Top 129 ~I< .. ~"''''"' t (-.\\ ""·l<\h -.111o1 I ' I \ 'Hiii 111~1 I ',t,11• ,1 .... ,, '' t'~•. MR. MEL'S HAIR STYLI NG 1:u ... S U 1 r m -12 10 a m a1 tht· \I •h n \rv.pon llc11l'I J '4~ \l.1 \ 11111 B" d . ""l'" port Heath l'o ' \ "' Saturday THE LEF. FERRELi. 'Ito\\. ' F nda~ ll\t1ng THE HOP. \Cl' I 1111.1\ 11\I I ' "'" • J -· '"'T\ ''" I Sunday ...., 1q 1 l~'IO ' tW'I 764 9901 -----------~~:.::.:~ THE HOP, '>l'l' J r1J.i, 1i,111i. EVERY ORAHGE COAST SUNDA Yll Cot.LEG£ a •m . 3 p.m. SWAP ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ,OOAMS AllE P•Rl(INQ lOT 1~r-.-& ,...,bofl COSTA MESA 'lllLZll't IHlllANCI MEET SPACES $10 • 432-5880 ~.:AIM • '1tllCVtfOfll~-6 ,AMIMO Monday " THE HOP . ..ee ~ nda' ll\11111• ,__ T uesday SNEAK PREVIEW n< rl• 1111 ' l'3l'h Tuc<,<!J\ lrnm II n 111 '' I I '1 .it 1he ">hl·raton "'l'" pon 11 .. i.· i l' ~taLAnhur Ahd "'e\A,p .. rt II .1 ll X H-0570 THE HOP. see r n<la\ ll\t111r Wedneeday THE LEE FERRELL SHOW , \l'l' Fnday lis11ng. THE RIGHTEOUS BROTllER~ perform at 8 p.m. at The Hop 11' 1 Arookhu"1, Fountain Valll'' C. I' .1dm1s.s1o.n. 963-lJ.66-- HATORI, ~c f nda' h<it1n~ Tbanday THE LEE FERRELL SHO\\. ,,, fnda)' hslmg. HATORI, \ec rnda) 1i.,1ing THE HOP. ~'C f nda} 11\tm~ .1nzz Friday JAZZ PIANIST LES CZIMRER. •, ... :.,A..-iit~l ... Eliiiiim~l\El.A .. ~ .... CONTI N UE who previously l)layed piano with vocahst Al Jarreau's tno, performs popular music in the lrvrne Hilton and Towers Lobby Lounse Tucs.-Sat. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. 17900 1'mborec Blvd., Irvine. 863-3111. ' CAFE LIDO presents Ju~1 Ltt, piano and vocals. Mon.-F . fr.tm 5-8 p.m.: the Lido Jazz All tars Sun. from 3:3(}.8 p.m. an~Thurs.-Sat. from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m.;~ret'way." featuring Ma~ Bennett, Sun. from 9 p.m.-1 a.m.; the Mani Bros. Sextet Mon. from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m., "lnter- sccuon." w1th Wayne Wayne, Tues. from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m., and the New York Jazz C'onnect100 Wed. from 9 p.m.-1:30 a.m. ~900 Newpon Blvd., Newpon Beach 675-2968. Saturday JAZZ PIANIST LES CZlMBER, sec Fnday hsung. JAZZ PIANlSTS ANDREW HILL and HORACE TASPCOTT perform Sunday CAFE LIDO, sec Fnday lisung. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE pres- ents the Clare Fischer Salsa Picante and 2 Plus 2. 8 p.m., OCC's Fine Aru Recital Hall I 19. 2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. S JO admission. 432-5S27. Monday TRACY WELLS, H 1s V 1bes. Big Swing Band, Vocalist Becki Morgan, and Richard Cruz Dixieland Group play fordancingfrom 7·3(}.l 1:30p.m. Alpine Inn at Alpine Village, Tor- rance Blvd. eJut to Harbor Frwy. Free ;;dm1ssion. CAFE UDO, sec Fnday listing. Tuaday JAZZ PIANIST LES CZIMBER, sec Fnday hsung. CAFE UDO, sec Fnday hsung. 1mprov1sa11onal Jazz. with most of Wedneaday the pieces composed by Hill and Taspcott. 8 pm .. The Forum Theater. SWING VOCALIST BRUCE 4175 Fa1rmon1 Bh d.: Yorba Linda. LEONARD, fo rmerly with the S7.50 adm1ss1on 779-8591 . C'harhc Spl\ak Orchestra, performs CAFE LIDO, see Fnda) hs11 ng. each Wed at the El Conejo Res--------------------! llvwooo MAJORHO W SNEAK PREVIE tonight a:OO PM llelaulhllr. .. IMrs . .. trtelllS . ....... .... ...... ..... , .•. ...... ......... .. ru1 ..... I . - • ~·· •UGHES ~llON orenu in oin- PARAMOUNT PICTURES Presents MOllY WAlU • ER ANNIE eous JAMES SPADER and ANOR~M'CARTHY Music Scofe Coml)OSed by MICHAEL GORE fllltlitl'W PYocklUfsJOHN HUIHES Ind MICHAEL CHINICH wntten by JOHN HUGHES PfO<IJlced by LAUREN SHULER"' Directed Dy HOWARD OEUTGH A PARAMOUNT PtC'TURE T ..... A -_,,_ ... ,,.,,_ i»-.......... Abl"~(11IJ,il~ I"',,._..,,_.,.._.,_ ...i ~ ., ...,.., .... _. vy•~~ -----...·-" · :.S.SnCcrmDa IREA EL TORO LA MIRADA STANTON Mann Brea Plaza Edwards El Toro Paci he s la Mirada Edwards Village 529.5339 581 9500 994 2400 Center 891 0567 COSTA MESA Edwards Bristol 540 7444 ORANGE C1nedome 634·2553 I NO ,AUD ACC("1'£0 FO" THIS (NQAQOtl£NTI taurant, 1750 W. Lif!coln, Anaheim. 991-0540. CAFE UDO, sec Friday listing.. JAZ2 PIANIST LES CZJMBER, sec Friday listing. .,. - Thunday JAZ1. PIANIST LES CZIMBER, llo~~.l - sce Friday listing. _ ~G KERSKA W 1s featured 10 CAFE UDO, sec Fnday hstrng. " .• '°™*'at 7 and 10 p.m. at the Crazy Horse Saloon, 1580 Brookhollow. Santa Ana. 549-1 51 2. CQUN IHV P'rtday THE DUIE DAVIS BAND per- forms from 8 p.m.-1 :30 a.m. Special Happy Hour Videos are featured tonight only at S p.m. Crazy Horse Saloon, I 580 Brookhollow. Santa Ana. 549-1512. Saturday Tuactai THE DUltE DA VIS BAND, sec Fnday listing. Also presented to01$ht only 1s a talent contest at 9 p.m. with cash prizes awarded. 549-151 2. Wedneeday THE DUltE DAVIS BAND, see Friday listing. Also tonight only arc free country dance lessons by Ron and Donna at 7:30 p.m. TBEBOYHOWDYBANDappcars from 8 p.m-1 :30 a.m. at 'the Crazy' Thunday Horse Saloon, 1580 Brook.hollow, THE DUIE DAVlS BAND, see Santa Ana. 549-1512. Friday listing. THE FULLERTON CHAMBE R PLAYERS perform Thurs.-Sat. from 7-10 p.m. for d1nner guests at the .. ln·ine Hilton and Towers' Morell's restaurant. The chamber trio features Kathleen Murphy and Bnan Beshore on viohn, and Adrienne Biggs on cello. 17900 Jamboree Blvd .. Irvine 863-3111. Satmday A CONCER'TO CONCERT, featur- ing the Saddlcback Collcsc Sym- phony Orchestra an<1 the winners of the annual competition sponsored by the Music Teachers' Association of CaJiforn1a, Orange Coast Cities Branch. as presented at 8 p.m. Barry Silverman conducts. SC's McKinney Theatre, 28000 Ma11ucnte Pkwy., Mission V1eJO. SJ and $2 admission. 582-4656. THE SOUTH COAST SYMPHONY ..... •ODITA~ a. T'OllO I.A .... •Slllml _.. MllW l&i --UA --. 10..-c-...t ... ,.. (-~· ,.,.H,..,Mll 1-..... '--.... ..... --tl0.4Cll1 ,.,,...,., ,., ,.., .. 1'400 •• Oi561 • "-.. ~~· ... _ ..... ,.,,.,. COITAmJA ·---•-•oo ..... ., UA~ UAC-I--~ OlyCllllll UA• s.e.,,,,o..,. .. •"ltl!iDtTal ... CJll:iiiiO'--151-e• ~~ ~·,, OIMl altt.<16 QM17ll Datebook/ Friday. February 21 1986 7 • 1 .1 ... :w:A,.... •• l ... EN.l_.J,..-A,. .. ~·--I CONTINUED Orch\'.'\tra ofTer\ a 1.onccn v.1th tea- ' ured wlo9't John \\ alz inter- nat1onall~ ·knov. n cdlist ,, pre-con- 1.l·n lnturt· begins at~ JIJp m and ihe P1.:rlormancebl:gi0\ai !Spm \\al1 1010\ thC' <;, mphoO\ 10 a l)l•rformance ''' thl· hl.'lo,ed con1.t·no h' \nwnin I h oral.. the remainder uf the con1.en 1111.ludi:' ~huhen·, ~' mphon~ \;o 5 Jnd a \l.Orld prem1er1." balkt suite b~ r )JOIC] Robbin\ John Lam (,rander J1reu\ <>range Cna~t ( ollcge·, Rob- n A \111or1. Theair1.· 2~q1 Fair' 1ev. k t! r "'ta \k..a SI 5 S 111 and Sh JJm \\ion .l \2-Slll\1 THE FLLLERTO:\ CHAMBER PLA YERS, ~t· f-r1dJ\ iJ,11ng T H E L OS A :'\GELE . PHILHARMOl\JC and \ lad1m1 r \'hkn.i/\ mJl..1ng h" ()rang1.· nt' 11ndut ting Ji: hut art· ti:a- 1w.-,t 10 ,1 tnOtt'rl rrt'\t'Oit•J h\:l lht• 11: 1nJlt < ount\ Philharm >011. ~o- ·t \ol •l'I' :.H ,,·111\l f{qoald l 11n.uJ .11ld \11111\! Jfr111h1ru 1 1~ JlllJ I 111 rr 1011.in k Jtu11·, "! ·''"''•m<)ul\•h <Jp ,,f,1ur1.' l't ltJ\ t't \l ll\i.1nd1 'lu1t1. ()p )\(1 40J l>dlU\\ 'Id \hr l\ rm \Jni;1 \11.1 ll1gh \th•1ol \ud11onu111 'i211 1A \.\ JIOUI 'ii \.rnta .\OJ 1142 X2 \2 Sunday THE ORA'\GE U H NTY VOL TH "I rn11h11n' <l11 h1'\ttJ pr~wnh a urn- 1• rlflfH~r.1111 ... h1,h Ill< ludC\'-'!Jrl..\O\ II J 11 d \ 1 '' .1 • • II · t h o ' t' n "llr,11 1 11'~' 111d B.irh\ r l11hn Kci\ha l 111.t I I I I ),1. 1d \\ 11hlt I' Jo(lll \l rnnductor. and fea lured 1r1ohn soloist 1s .\pnl Monan~ 4 pm Chapman College Auditonum. 333 N. Glassell Orange S4 and S2 admission 11<P-6 12 TH E PHILHARMONIA HUN· GARI CA. \I. ith <\ndre Bernard. con- ductor 1s presented b' the Orange C ounl~ Ph1lharmon1c Sociel) al 2:30 p m The program feature) Beetho,en's (on olanus o ,enure Op ti"' S~mphon~ -..:o 8 m B minor < ·t nfinish~d"') b' Schuben. F1nlan- J1a Op Y1. b~ Jea·n 51behus. and Bela Bano~."s ( onceno for Orchestra ~anta .\na Htgh \chool .\ud1tonum. )20 IA '.'. alnut 51 'ianta .t\na 11-C-1'1232 J ELIL ROMA~O. or~n1s1. ts pre!>· ~ nted b' the 'Yiu them C Jl1fom1a Lari\ \1U\I( ~tel\ IO 3 COO(en ol 1 organ mu\lt trom · c,c\ en u•ntune<, ndud1ng Pero11n Dun\table Fre'><.ohaldt and Bach. 1 pm Luther \kmonal ( hurlh 24'JI HnghlOn .\'e Rurhank S l<l \l.llh S2 d1<,Count J\iJllJhle 1213) ~21-111 )II Monday THE PACIFIC' '\'MPHON Y c hamhrr Pia, Cr\ teature "\ ienna '•ght"' v.1th Mo1an·\ \ercnade 1n (: !lat Hcrg\ ( hambcr < o nccno for \ iohn Piano Clod IA ind' and ~l ahler' "long\ ot a 'A a~farcr (ar- ranged h' 't<:h•11.·nberg) 5oloi\t\ 10- tlulll '10lin1<,1 l\rael Haker p1aol\t ()J' 1d lkrhdd Jnd hanioni: Don.iii.I ' I' l\tt'n'>l.·n !\.nth C IJrl 111nd1J< t' ~ • \ •• lu ~ I • p m . ~uth C. oa\t Rcpt.·non l ht·ime 655 To"n Center l>r ( o\la Me..a 973-1322 TH E O RAtNGE cou ... rv PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY rn.·<.- ents the Orange ( ount) 't oulh 1.,, m- phon) Orche'\tra, v.11h John Kmh.il . music director and 'ondul tor gunt conduc1or and narrator f>a, 1d R V. arble. and th!: Ballet Repcrtoi: Theatre 1 n t"o conccns a1 'I .l 5 and 11 am The program include~ "orl<. b) Shostako"1ch, Kraft. Handl'I. ~ethoven. Stra' insk\ and Re'\p1gh1 Melod~land. Anaheim 642-K2~~ Wednesday FRANS BRUEGGEN, Batuqut: !lute and r~·order '1nuo .. 11 gl\ t''-J solo performance a1 !'I nm 111\ program 10dude' .. .\manlh m1a bella·· h' 'an L\ck ~u1te 10 C • \1mor b' Rebd Panila 1n c minor b' R.11 h "(11~\t1" b' Luc1an11 lkrni .ind "Fragmente · h' \tat..1110 'ihin11hJr.i r he la11er '"() p1ete~ \l.l'rl' u1rnpo-.ed e\pec1all~ lor him l < In'"''' I in1· .\n<. \ 1llagt: \IS <.' Jnd ~11 .1d· m '''10n x 'ift.t.111 11 Thursday THE tTLLERTt1!\ l'llA~BFR PLAYER , \et' I n,J.1 '' n;. EiC. Friday Ar\ EVE1'1M; Of COMEDY. \iagic Jnd I h 11n11"' " flrl''<'nll'll fca tunng "itan \lkn lhl· gu' "1ih tlw rabbit "-111. hJd llnlh JU~hn~ tin tent' \I.1th .1 111mnl11 11~1'1 loin! Otiden \1J~" c ·"''1 , "l'.11l11u1 \t.1 g1, 1.tn 11t lht \ I " \rn1 •Id,\. I -7.~S TUNNING :.: f ,, ll •I ~.~MASTERPIECE :.: .. 1 1~ • It I""' 1 •• r I \l.-11 f ., • "'' I ~.~F·UNNY:.: H.. .11 ',,, 11 ... ~.~ROMANTIC :.: HM AH A~D I IER SISfERS \\001>' \I.I.I-:\ \llCll\t-:1.(.\1\t·: \II\ F\ICHO\\ C \IHt tt-. l'l'°\llFlt B'1Unrt \ llt.H"'ll 1-:) 1.1.0H t \OI. \ \ \l\l IU -.1·\(f"'t 111\\\ O\\lt-:1.Sll-.H\ \1\\ \0\ '°'"Ht\\ l>l\\\t· \\11·-"\I . ' ·, , .. ,... .. I . .. .............. ••t I•, • .,., ... , ., .. t41• ...... ,." ....... I. EXClUStVC ENGAGDOT fRI 5:45, 8:00, 10:10 SAT/StJf 12:45, 3:15, 5:45, 8:00, 10·10 ----- ed wards TOWN CENTER ~,,, 1 '''7r1 8 l' (~\~A 'Al ~~ "J -41 4 8 Datebook/ Friday. February 21 , 1986 .i ma\h:r mag1uan ilnd 1llu!>1on1'il and 1 on~ ~ngclo. thl' 10crcd1 blc. h1lan- oui; ma\ler h~pnoll\t 8 p m . \addll'- hack < ollegc's Ml Kinne\ Theatre. 28000 Margucntc Pk\>.\ M1?.sion \. 1eJo S lfl and S4 adm1s'i1on 'X2-4tiSo LAGl 'NA POETS mcl't l'alh I n dl !i p m fur c,i.. hrduled and n~n rrad1og\ at the Lagu na lkach Public L 1hrar\ Fi:atured i,pcakcr tonight 1~ l 1nda Macaluso noted l ·\ poet and photographer 4114-9550 or 4Q4-8'\7S MICHA EL JORDAN. acclaimed ,ontt·mpornn p11.1n1\l, appear<> 1n the Jn inc "1arrmll 1101\'I'\ Sl yhght I ountt'' \1on -Fn noon·~ pm and 'i-'I pm ll<OOO \110 ".irman ~"l'. Ir" m· '-'i 3-lll ft(I BRIA1' JRELA1' 0 , h\ pn111t\I and mHt11. 1'> leaturl•d aluntt v.11h Thi· 'el~1m l'onta1ni: I noanJ J1ll lrdund I hur\ . ..,un al I ord 'C'l~on·, 'iOO "-1 I ud1d \t •\nJhl'1m "'72-~I ill ROBERT Dl'QL ES!' EL i:rltt'r t.lrn'> nn tht: p1an11 "1th J \I. Id<.'' ant•t\ .11 mU\ll,il \l·k,t11irl' I u'' \:it from " 1 fl m In 101. l lilt11n .111tl I ll'-'l'r~ l ohh1 lou11~1· I ''fi"I IJm0t>ft'1 Bhd ''''"' \t,\-111 l 554-5000 . Monday THE INLAND CHAPTER nl lhe Friends of South Coast Rt:Pt'r\Ot) me-ct at I 0 a.m at the Santa Ana home of Sylvia Berggren New mi:m- bcn. a.re welcome. 838-45411 ot 957-2602. PEACE WEEK beglm toda' at IJ\ Irvine wilh vanous speaker\ films. and pcrfo nners Former Defent;( Depan1T1en1 analyst Daniel [llsbcrg 1s ke> speaker on "Amcncan-Ru\\lan Roulene. The ( onstrucuon ol ln- s1ab1hly" Thursda> a t noon in the l '01,ers1ly Center Hentage Room "Countdown for Amen ra" and ""lu. clear Countdo wn." both shon tilrn' are sho"n beginning at 7 p m ton1gh1 in Fl 14 o( Medical Sc1C'ntc' I Tomorrow bnngs lhe <;ton nl Ruth You ngdahl Nelwn. a 7f}-\ear-old woman who protested thl' T ndtnt nuclear submanne and bt-tilmt na- ttonal Mother of the Yl·ar 1n a 'ideotape shown at l 2 I ~ fl m 10 Room IOI of the L '11Hr.tl) C t·ntn "iu~n Skad ron. a l 'tC. pertorm~ Ioli.'""~'" 1th .i fX'3lC theme at nuon 'Al·dnl·\JJ\ 110 Saturday th•: west pauo of th~· l "'"''"I\ BRI \' IRl-.L .\,l> ..... ·1· I 11.t,I\ "'• ( 1•ntl'r \ l('Ct Url' 30l1 dl'<U"• •O ill~ l Jllt'd "~pmtual Root' 111 l111ltt1< .1I ROBl-.RT Dl 01 t-:~'\l-.1., ,,.,. I n \lliun" I\ hdd JI h '\C1 p Ill 111 H1M•"1 J •• ll\llOb 2~' of"itudent 'icr\11n I )'.'lh' '' SCRABBLE " plJ~t·d t'Jt h \1,111 Sunday .ta' di I p m Jt thl' l i:1-;ur1 \\ 1111 BRIA"' IRF:LA1'1>. "'t' I ridJ\ l"i llubhnu'>C 2 on touluin !'Jr!."·" in 111g • l.attuna If ill\ <all XP "'~21 l11r "KIDS DA\' .\T Tll F ,t,l TO inlormatmn ~110"" ,., 'Pl'"" 111•d tn I... V. I I 1.1d11~ • MI CH A EL JORDAN, ,,.,. I 111l,1\ ,ti till' (\i;tngl ( 11UrJ!\ \11t11 'h111A .ti ii'>llng \llJht 1111 \tJtllUlll I Ill lh ~I" tn '"11nl'\i1" I' ,ind 11111lr1 .111· ,, .11IJhh· Tuesday ,11 p.1rl111p.tt111~ llu .1 1ml \\ 't CI RCl 'S VARGA~ ""''' •H111"1 ' \l.11 ,,,.,,.,.Phi "\\ II r.11111• I Jguna Hall\ \1.ill t11d.1\ 1111 '""' t.••i---11 •d• •rd• ' aa1s1 01 ""0111A 9!11111 " ..... , .... !MU W ,,.. IUJ I :Al •l-N-.111111-.-A .... y .... C O , N T I N U E -Thurs. with shows at 4:30 and 7.30 pm. 1-5 at El Toro Rd. PEACE WEEK, sec Monday list- ing. SCRABBLE 1~ played each Tucs- da) at 6:30 p.m at Home Federal Savings. on Calle dt' la Plata al Pa\Co de Valencia. Laguna Hills Call 586-2378 for 1nformat1on. ROBERT DUQUESNEL. see fn. day lasting. MICH AEL JORDAN, ~ FndJ\ hstmg, WedneM.ay SCRABBLE is played on the first and third W~nesdaysofeach month at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Tennis C'lub. 2601 Eastbluff Dnve, ewPQrt Beach. Call 979-7 321 CIRCUS VARGAS, S« Tuesda} hst1ng. ''COUNTDOWN F OR CUR E PARTY," a benefit for the C')sllc F1bros1s Foundation. 1s presented b) KWIZ FM's Pat T)ler, Shan Lipman and Bill Daniels, along wtth KWIZ A M's G Michael Sullivan and other celebnty bartenders. 4-7 p.m .. Doubletree Hotel, Orange 554-5000. ROBERT DUQUESNEL, see Fn- day listing. PEACE WEEK, see Monday list- ing. MICHAEL JORDAN, see Fnda) hs11ng. Thunday THE LACUNA ART MUSEUM'S Annual Anuques Show Preview Party 1s held from 6-10 p.m. at South Coast Plaza Village. MercantJle Building. 241-1 700. AN AUCTION of can,ases. yams. and associated 11ems 1s held by the Point to Point Chapter of the Ameri- can NecdlePQtnt Guild beg.inning at 11:30 am. Mercury Savigns. Beach Bl vd. and Edinger, Huntingto n Beach. $5 adm1ss1on includes lunch. 846..()()6.S. CIRCUS VARGAS, Stt Tuesday hsung. "BLACK POETRY AND THE THIRD-WORLD Perspective: A Reading." Several local poets read their works as part of UC Irvine's Black History Month. Noon. UCl's Cross Cultural Center. 856-4782 or 856-7215. BRIAN fRELAND, see Fnday list- ing SCRABBLE 1s played each Ttiurs- da) at 6:30 p.m. at Home Federal Savings on Main Street at Yorktown Jo\ venue. Hunungton Beach. CaJI 960-2729 for 1nfonnat1on. PEACE WEEK, sec Monday list- ing. ROBERT OUQUESNEL, see Fri- da> hsung. MICHAEL JORDAN, see Fnday It sting. ----NOW PLAYING ---- .... u. ~·P•I"" lo ~19H!'f I UDiA l>AA~ .,.~., ~ •99• •COSfA.,fSA t ....... 1' ..... • \ ••!IA •COS TA MlSA ~°""""°' C.:tin•ft\,I l~'' ~ .... 4 •-llHGTOH Kloc> *'"5S'0" Vll A) ORA .. Gl loww• ~ C.W.t ~ ·• ,, "" ~ II<• 0110 ·~ ... • ... ~ ••AVIN( •O•u ... ar • WlSTMIHS!lA f '• ,,. u •• t\ ..... OlY'... f'1•110 C...nf'l'N ~. q .,,_1.4 '\'lt '#ff")',., t'fi' IUflU PAlll< (l TOllO *<A ... ll!AOA •• ' ~.p,, f'hltJ#d"\.tJO .... " l ,. y ~ ' ... •• 1 fO. IJ )A \880 ft.I 1. -----------------------·--·-'=-'-='' Ills .. rlll lllaad 1111." _.,.. ...... ....... ..,.. 11 llHl I llW =.=.- JJll=--" CIDClA •IA FILl.lflf09! ............ '• .. '4'\ ~·w I\ fDllD lllMlll llllOWI l .. -w...1--.. !II•~ ~...01 AOYANQ± WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY College of law hosts a free sample law class Mar. I from 9 a.m.-noon. It focuses on actual coun cases and includes a discussion of the lqal issues involved. All people intcmtcd in law school may attend. For reservations. call 738-1000. RAY BRADBURY, science fiction writer. appears for a one-time only speaking enpgcment. He speaks on "The Invisible Revoluuons In Our Society," presenting ideas and predic- tions of the future as we reach the year 2000. Feb. 28. 8 p.m .. Pacific Chris.- t1ao College Aud1tdnum. 2500 E. Nutwood Ave .. Fullerton. S 10 ad- vance, S 15 at the door, with a S 7 student admission. Seating is limited so call carfy. 871-8000, ext. 252. CBARU BROWN'S Sunday Nights for Singles. from 5-9 p.m., offers an evening in a Bayside Lounge witb a picturesque view of Newport Bay on Mar. 2. Included are appelllcrs. a buffet dinner with wine, hve music to dance to, a no host bar, and valet park.ing. Villa Nova Restaurant. 3131 W. Coast Hwy .. Newpon Beach. $25 members, $36 guests. Twenty pen:cnt discount for paid reservatio ns before Wednesday. 760-6078. "HOW TO RAISE YOUR SELF- ES1'EEM." This intensive, con- ducted by Dr. Nathaniel Branden and Devers Branden. is sponsor~ by The Bioccntric Jnstitutc, Mar. 21-23. Par- ticipants learn how self-concept af- fects you at work and m rcla11onsh1ps, how to nunure the self-esteem of others, what having good self-esteem looks and feels like, and many other topics. $300 fee for weekend. Los AQStles Hilton. 930 Wilshire Blvd. (213) 623-5903. TREASURE HOUSE S OF BRIT AJN are the focus of a Stately Ho mes Private Art Collections Tour Apr. 1-15. SPQnsored by the Newport Harbor An Museum, pri~ of $2300 per person includes 13 nights hotel accommodattons, nine full dinners. breakfast daily, three receptions and three cocktail parties, a complete sightseeing program, deluxe transpor- tation, and full escort and host service throughout. l -8~57-9515. "FUN, SUN AND THE COMET" 1s the title of a 20-day tour of New Zealand for outdoor lovers and amateur astronomers intcrestcd tn studying Halley's Comet. Held Mar 31-Apr. 19, highlights include meet- ings and panics with local astronomy clubs m Auckland, Rotorua. WclJ... ington, Queenstown and Dunedin. $2.687 per person, double occupancy. includes round-trip airfare. first class hotels. a home-stay, special astronomy-related mccttnµ and lec- tures. ground transportation, trans- fers. PQncrage. daily sightseeing and more. 96()..2300. <>ncotn.c E•enta BALBOA PAVDJON, 400 Main St., Balboa. Catalina Passenger Ser- vice provioo weekend service, Fn.- Sun .. to Catahna. Passengers have the opponunity to sight grey whalC1 as they mivate south. Daily service resumes in March. 673-524.S. BRIGGS CUNNINGHAM AlJTO. MOTIVE Mt:JSEUM, 2 50 E. Baker St .. Costa Mesa. Anuquecancm:a 1912- present. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wcd.-Sun 546-7660. CATAUNA CRUISES, Catalina Landini. Long Beach. Whale watch- ing every Sat.-Sun. through Mar. 16. plus selected weekdays. Tbc thrcc- hour cruise features 700-passenger, triple-decked vessels. 527-1111. DISNEYLAND, 1313 Harbor Blvd .. Anaheim. Tbe new "Circu!> Fantasy" event, a Park-wide circus celebration. continues daily show- ca s1 n g pro fessional clowns, daredevils and hve anunal acts. "Circus on Parade" 1s presented at 2 and 8 p.m. Sat.-Sun .. and 3 pm. Tues.-Fri. The new "Country 8eaJ Vacation Hoedown" attraction fea- tures conttnuous showings dally. The Magic Kingdom conttnues to cel- ebrate its 30th anniversary w11h the "Gift Giver Extraord1naire Ma- chine," including a new Pontiac Fircb1rd evef) day. Mon.-Fn. 10 a.m .-6 p.m .. Sat.-Sun. 9 a.m.-m1d- ntll.ht. 999-4565. KNOTl"S BERRY FARM, 8039 Beach Blvd .. Buena Park. The park features 165 ndes. shows and attrac- tt0ns in four themed areas including the Old West Ghost Town, Fiesta Village, the Roanng '20s and C~mp Snoopy. Mon.-Fn. 10 a.m.-6 p.m .. Sat. 10 a.m.-10 p.m .. Sun. 10 a.m.-7 p.m . 220-5200. MARINELAND, 6610 Palos Ver- des Dr. So., Rancho Palos Verdes. Guided tours arc featured on Monda) and Tuesday each week dunng the winter months. After learning some of the history of the 31-year old occananum, the tours depart on a two-hour stroll through the park . .. "'WILDCATS' HAD IE CIEERING FROM :~,' ~: 11E llLEACHEMI Gddle is funny, aideartng. ndanl adorable and ful " mmde. She 9COl1ll a touchdown." _.......,0.-.. __ "Hawn remains a preeminently delicious comedienne. 'Wiidcats' Is a laugh-getter." "If you howled as Goldie Hawn took on the army in 'Private Benjamin: y0u know this wacky warrior can flatten any foe. Goldie scores one of her merriest touchdowns In this rough-and-fumble lark." "Will you laugh a tot? You bet! It's fun!" -Judith Crist "Goldie Is always a treat to watch." -WABC· f\l INew '1'0<11) Jo.I Srege1 I ·~ "You can't help cheering for Coach Goldie." GOLDIE HAWN •;Goldie Hawn scores a hit! 'Wildcats' Is entertaining I" -En1e<111n~"' Ton.qn1 l C'<\nlrd Ma ton, ·MIH£1 IOS Plmls A llMllmtlll PllmlOI UD.lrt llCIUI M GOCll llMll 'WllOCAIS" JAMES KUCH SWOOSll Kllll Plocklt101 lltsl!llll by DJS LCY~ k bf llMK Wlll!CW g IAM(S N(WTOll mil Pl'*N iy ANINU m111 W11lllll ~ lllA SAIXS Dis-.~ "1DAEl llClll MA•"W'(M "' R ,_.. 111 ....... --fililii---·--... ................. . ... 529-5339 ....... P'lW ..... '52-4993 UA..SI -551-0655 EDWAlllS IOOl8ll& U ... (Zll) Hl·Olll AMCFAstDSQUM( MITl 111& '31·3501 LA-SZJ.1111 DIWMDS ._,. 1'Wll PACf'IC ~mMT D. i. • DIWMDS SAllOUJACl !>al-~ -""' )544220 STllTll ftt.QS67 EDWMOS mSOI ~ llMll DIWMOS VI.I.Ml CDl1J ..... 134-lSSJ WUIWIB ftl-Jl9J ~ PACl'IC ltWAY 3' DH• ..-134-tx1 wa1 1a ats-SlJJ PACR OINll Dl-11 IM ETWIS10 1'Wll Ulll Mii EDWMDS lllSTOl 540·7444 Oa1eb<><*I Friday, February 21. 1986 • /' Betay Vittrup and Jackie Hamp hrlea. _ ..... Betty Boyvey,June Prichard and Bomell Peue. o.llW .... ,...._, ......... _ Thelma Reade with ·Angel' Nathan, Dottle Holden and Jim Ferryman. 'Angel' Reade honored By CAROL HUMPHREYS OlllJ'-C••--• '' We've all met people who do so much to help others in this world they could almost be called Angels ... perhaps Earth Angels. For th e past 24 year-; the 75 members of Harbor Key(a support group oft he Child G uidance Centt'r of Orange Count)} have g1 ve n special recogn111on to heavt'nly gc.-ntk men who have made a d ilTcrence here on Earth. Selected at the I 986Guard1an Angel of the Year was Na&hH L. ReadeofCosta Mesa Reade was honored at the annual Angel Dinner held at thr Bahia Co nnthran Yacht Club. Last year"\ Angel rec1p1ent Walter Schroeder, praised Reade's community involvement. He said . "Reade. who 1sa member of the ( hrld Guidance ( cntt'r board. has served the Harhor area in more than 20 different organi/3t1ons 'Among them arc the (11y of Hope. United Fund. Lions. YWCA. Bo y Scouts and the Salvauon Army. He was the Soropt1m1st's Man of the Yearin 1984. as well as Orange ( oa'it College's O utstandmJC1111en 1n 1983 He served on the Costa Mesa plann1n11comm1ss1on for 16 years." In accepting the award (a plaque). Reade thanked his w1 fe Tlaelma and his four ch 1 Id ren (Mart, Carol, Suaan and Irene) for putting up w11h him and all the meetings he had to attend that kept him awa~ from ho me. He ..aid. ··')even or eight years ago I became invohed with the Harbor Ke) auction (this year scheduled for April hi anll met )Our members. Iv.as so 1mprc scd with )Our hard ~ork I decided I wanted to hdptoo." The Child Guidance Center. located in Costa Mc..a treats emotionally disturbed childrrn on a low fee ba~1\ President Dotti Holden explained. "Harbor Ke) began 1n I 959and threcofour founding members are ~•th us th1sevening(Jue Prkllard, Bomell Pease, and Bell)' Boyvey). We've gi ven almost a halfm1llton dollars to thl' Center." (Dolli's auract1vcattract1ve daughter. Marilyn, provided the prc-dinnerenterta1nmcnt with song and gu1tarmus1c.) Jackie Hampllrltt and Bet1y Vlttrup, the grac10u\ chairmen of the event were responsible for tht' Angel St'lect1o n. Past Aneels 1n attt'ndance were T. 01lncao Stewart(pay1ngtnbutc to Reade 1n poem). Art McKentir. Jolla McKerren, J .C. Hompllrtn, Roy McCardle, Lew Dln1er, Job Lu411 and Mart Hu.ea. Others toasting the divine Nathan were co-pre1 Patricia Dlacer, Co uncilwoman Arluie Scllafer with husband Jim, Costa Mt'sa ChambcrofCommefC'c prc1 Malcolm RoH wtth wife J .... , the ~nter'sexccuuve director Ru Gaede, Doll and Malllle M1te, Alvia and Locy Pl.akley,Jlm(board pres1dentofCGC)and Mary Ferrymaa, Catlly and Bob Deal1, Bill and Dort• Mucher, Doe and lreee B•tt•, Harry and Mabelle Grttn. Kenneth and Pllylll1 Fowler and Carole and Be. Brown PaparauJ 11 edited by Dally Piiot Style eclJtor Vida l>eH. Harold Land Quintet delivers class act By RANDY JAY MATIN Deltf,.... c...,, ... t The Harold Land Quintet k1l ktd on a new sene\ of 1az1 contt'r1\ '>aturda} night at the Long &ach < ent<"r Theatre fhe evt'nmg wa\ J proml\mg ml\cd bag that also offered <'Ofttffil-~~1.,tOrt ~-Ntgh~ and 1ht• '>olo acou'itlC gunar of Man in M~llk. ~ax()phon1~t Harold Land led an all arnu~t1c quintet that featured son Har•1ld Land J r on piano. Al "Tooue" Heath o n drums and trumpeter O<icar Brashear 1n a d1gn1fied performance ofcle~n. spare. late night music ( ompnscd largely of onginal wl)rks. tht' music 'IC'Cmt'd to flow naturally as though there were no S(parauo n between player and instru- ment. Th1'i old fashioned touch wa<> more concerned with airspace and overall musicality than fla shy play- ing. Each muMcran was given c~ TOOlT1 ror lnOiVi<JuaT expression. \\.-hen Brasher took the lead fo r several unaccompanied verses of "Body & Soul.·· Land left the stage. "Hello f o The Wind"' was played as a tno with Land Jr . Heath and master bassm Richard Recd o n upnght. A very scnous player. Land Jr. 's sound 1s akin to 8111 Evans play1n1 r<"sonant, classical minor chords The <;ound was enhanced by the natur.:l wood ot the stage and •• Oatebook/ Friday, February 21 . 1986 conducive design o f the room One particular trait of the Land Quintet was tht' use of rotauna solos. In Land's "Step R1R)lt Up To The! Bottom" a series o( solos made the rounds betwet'n Land. Heath and Brashe r. J>iior to the Land Quintet. Czech g'Ultanst Martin Masuk played a prelude by Villa-Lobos and "Three Stations On T he Road" by Russian composer N1k1ta Koshkin. If time had permitted. a longer set would ha vc been welcome The opcnmJ performance was given by the six pie« fusion outfit N1ghtwmgs, comprised o f L.A. session men. Not unlike Special EFX or Spyro Gyra. N1ghtwings have an accent on funk. No doubt ifs a holdover of influences from the members' road work with artists such as Miles Davis. Jeffrey Osborne and Madonna. Main composer, keyboardist J4erman-BeeftHtk-1MaYHHupport1ns role on stage letting Sam Riney take the lt'ad on sax and flute. Offenng~ Included heavy slices of funk on '"LAX .. which began with jet· like noises from the percussion arsenal of Steve Reid and ended with a uniquely structured fade and a ~lf lltled tune wtth Latin mfluenoes. What was almost as remarkable as the music played that night was the outstanding sound quality, comfort and sight lines of the room. 11.uold Land Cannery Row's aquarium still packs' em in 6> l>ONNA AND RAY 01T o ... ,-c.. 4 .... I he sardines have returned to \lvn tcrey's Cannery Row. but this nw around they're not scheduled to Mt pad.ed into caM. \ ttcr 16 months of rave ~views. !hr ,1quanum continues to be one of 111<" most popular auractions m the I" mnwla area. w11h over two million , l\1ton touring the new facility last '.1r I 11"\t opening 1n October. 1984. the ',, 1 rnilhol}-PrOJCCt stands on the stte r 1hr old Aovden Cannery. an acllvc: ' "wr: for over .SO years before 11 <.t'<l 1 n I 973 v. h1le mo'it of the con\trucuon of 1111 .1quanum i\ new. the overall .11 h1tc:"cturc of thl' old cannery 1s ri.:lll'l tl'd 1n the renovation The .inner"'\ ho1lcrs ha ,•e been restored " a · museum display. with r "-·rglass,mokcstacks to replace the . I ones The onginal warehou~ ha~ t'\< l n roO\crted into the aquanum\ 111min1\trativc offices. ve tcnnary hntl and d 1,ers' locker rooms. \!together. the cannef)·tumed· 1qu.111um encompasse\ .S0.000 'qu.1rc:" feet of indoor public areas, and 11111<1 square feet of observation dn L.' overlooking the ba) Its 23 ~.1llcnc' and exhibllS, filled "'''h O\.er ~ 1)1)() creatures. offer a dramatic ·111l rocosm of Monterey Ba) manne I fr -a kind of ~pcctacular vie"' J•fl'' 1ousl)' e:i1penenccd only b~ deep \l'J tit\('('\ \ln~t sinking 1s the Kelp Fore\t • mmunttv. the aquarium., "1('rp1err. which to~ers three stones high and holds over 300,000 gallons of water Since giant kelp need sunlight and wave mo11on to survive, the 28-foot·htgh lank 1s open to the sky. and an anificial tide 1s generated by a '.>urge machine. 01Vers present fcedtng shows in this tank twice daily at scheduled times. The Monterey Bay exhibit is a re- creation of bay hfc that includes large sharks. salmon, striped bass. and other l>pen-ocean fishes. This e;11hjbit, Vlelton are dwarf'ed by giant kelp foreat at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. 90 feet long and shaped like an houfllass, was designed for constant· ly swtmmin$ sharks who need a wide ing radius and a long straight c path. The Cahfomia sea otters, in their anmade grottoes. a~ am9ng the most popular exhibits. This display's innovauve design. offering two view- ing levels (for surface and underwater watching) allows visitors rare close- up glimpses of the comical crcatu~ who like to open shellfish with rocks while lying on their bellies. The Marine Mammals Gallery c.ontains life-size models of the bay's aquatic mammals suspended over· head. At the bciinning of the pro- cession. a fiberglass ·replica of a 43- foot gray whale 1sacoompanied by her 22-foot calf. Others in the group arc loller whales, dolphins. seals. end sea hons. "Hands-on" kinps of exhibits in- clude a bat ray petting and feeding pool. a walk-through shorebird aviary, a "touch" tide pool, kelp lab. indoor/outdoor coastal stream. and numerous video. telescope:, micro- scope and magnifia uh1biu avall- able to the pubhc In reference to these exhibits. the aquarium's executive director, Juhe Packard, says. "We not oqly wanted to put people cye-t<><ye with a spectacular world, but put them 1n touch with it too." Thanks to its highly successful first year of operation. the aquanum announced recently that its 1986 educauonal programs will be free of charge for all pre-arranged school groups. This dec1l1on will be reVle""''Cd yearly, say aquarium spokesmen, and will remain in effect as long as the nonpro~t. privat~ly funded facilit) mccu its O{>Crallng costS v1a ad- mmion receipts and other revenue soun::cs. "Our primary m1sS1on 1s public education ... says Steve Webster, Lhc aquanum's Director of Education "so we want to make 11 as easy as possible for classes to come." The aquanum's educational facih- t1es include a 273-seat auditonum two classrooms. and a research lat> oratory. Some 80.000 school children took advantage of the aquanum's programs and tours last year. while 100,000 arc expected this year. Visitors who spend the day at the aquanum can cnjo> a ~nic lunch (buffet or waiter-served) at the on-sue Po rtola Caft, in a beautiful setting overlooking the ba}. The Bookstore 1s not onl) ~11 stocked with books, but also naturc- rclated art, gifts. and souvenirs. Aquarium admission 1s $7 for aduJt.s.. S5 for senior c111an\, and SJ for children ages 3 through 12. Hours are 10 a.m ... to 6 p.m. daily except Christmas. Beginning May I, rescr· vattons are required for v.ttkend attendance. Call (405) 375-3333 for infonnation. Located at 886 Can~ry Row. the aquanum is at the west end of the Row. From Highway One. exit at the Del Monte/Pacific Grove turnoff and follow the signs to Cannery Ro" and the aquan um Year-round fun MAGIC OF MONTEREY ••. along Monterey Ry DONNA ANO RAY OTT attention dunng Lhe Great Monterey Squid fesuval each May. oo11y,...c., •• 0 1 The Pcninsula·s histonc buildings 1-ew dcs11nations offer the vanet)' have their own celebrations and tours 111 \Ccnef). recreauon. and entertain-each Apnl. Pacific Grove's Victorian mcnl t!lat 1s available al ong the Home Tour, Quilt Show and Good \t11nterey Peninsula. Old Days include a craf\s fair and a Ueginning with the AT&T-Pebble parade Monterey's Adobe Tour fea· Beach Pro-Am Golf Tournament in lures homes and buildings only open l,1nuaf). and concluding w11h th(' to the public dunng this event 1 ahfom1a Wine Festival 1n Deccm· Other"must-stt" attractions of the hl'r, the Peninsula hosts more than 70 Monterey Peninsula include the fol- 'IX'etal events each year. lowing· "'nown as the "Golf Capital of the C .\NN ERY ROW, Monterc> ~nrld." the Peninsula 1s the site ul World famous because of John 'late. regional, and nauonal cham-Steinbeck's novels. the Row currently p111nsh1p matchc~ held at 17 different has restaurants. bou11qucs.. a wax v.nrld-dass courses.. museum. and the new Monterey Bay f-or racing enthusiasts. there 1\ Aquanum. I aguna Scca Raceway. where life in C .\RMEI MISSION BASILICA. the fast lane has been illustrated by Cannel Foundtd b)' Father Jun1pero 1nterna11onally known dnvers such as Serra 1n 1770 the mission now \tano Andrem, Phil Hill. and Dan hou~s a mu<,('um V1\1tors can vie~ < 1urne> Indian an1facts and Father Serra s . fhc year'\ mu\1C fc~uvals ~gin the room. library kitchen. and bunal hr\t weekend m March with Ou-place The mu~um 1s open Mon · 1eland Monterey. fc:uunng bands Sat .. 9·JO a.m to 4 30 p.m.: Sunda). frnm the U .. and Europe performing 10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.rn. 1n clubs from downtown Monterey to THE BAR NY .\Rl>. Carmel F15hcnnan's Wharf. (la.ss1cal mu-Locatl'd at H1ghwa) One 3nd Carmel ~1c1ans from Mound the world per-Valley Road. this shopping com pie\ form in the Bach Fest1v1I each July, has .SS ~pcc1alty shop\, 1nclud1ng a held at the Carmel Cultural Center bookstore and restaurant~ in a multi· and 1he Mm1on Bas1hca. fn Scptcrn-level 'tructurc ofbnck walkways and her. the Montetty Jau Festival natural wood buildings. reaturcs pcffom\ance -by-mtt"r· TH CROSSRD.AOS. Carmel· nat1onalJ3U musie1anund vocahst~. Located at H1ahway One and lr.o Food and wtnc enthus1•~•~ ha ve Road. th1sshopp1ng ccnt~r h~un Old their own festivals al~. Each Dcccrn· European village look. wnh its ~torr-s bcr, 89 wmene!> participate in the and rcuaurantS clu~tertd around a C'ahromia Wine Fe\uval, held at the bell to"'rr Monterey Conference Center. Like F 1 H E ~ M A N ·' W H A R F . "'l~. in June. the Festival of MontcrtY' Charter 003ts. Ii hing Monterey C'ounry Wine and Food tnp5• \pccialt )' shops. fish market~. offers •n opportunity to sample the and rc\taur.inh arc all available here county'upecial foodsand wines .. One along with the spectacular view of the food -tquid -is lin&)rd out for 1'>3) FromPa&eS edse was a long. low, handsome building. Fitting into the background enough to make us hesitate, yet knowing that that building had not been there 1n our many forages to Cannery Row. That must be it. we agreed. Rossi's Ne w Monterey Plaza. Again, we pulled under another pone cochere -this on the edge of the street -and were helped out by )O ung men 1n both white uniforms and wbtte gloves. While not quite as smoothly done as 1he1r San Francisco brothers. they did all right. picking up our key at the desk and leadina us alon& floors of beautiful, highly polished ltahan and walls sleeved 1n Brazilian teak. r>own two levels. alona another long and handsome hall, to a marble· floored elevator. out again, around two comers and finally to a door which the key we were carryrng fit. "Can wc call, 1fwes.ct lost?'' I asked the bcllhoy. who gnnncd and said, "You wont have any trouble but of course you can." Hc opened the double-drapes, ~h1)wed us how to use the TV. opened the door to the balcony. askrd tf we nttd anything and left. The sound of the bay crashina against the pilings made us feel we were at sea Later telephone calls had to be \topped each time a wave hit a pll in8. We loved 1t. For tho!IC of you who don't like '6cing l'loR lt'I th~-watcr. we understand and amona the 290 room~. there arc tho~ reached by a bridge atchcd over the tiny strttt. much as overhead bridge did in Cannery Row's older <bys. In add1t1on. rooms open off the terrace -rooms allowing you tO hear the sound of the water. without feeling you're 1n l l. Somethina for everyone, in other words. These rooms are spacious. too. containing ~in an oversize bed, a copy of a 81cdermcier annoire and desk. a large brea.k:fast-siu table and two ovcntuffed chairs. The bath and dressing rooms were both brightly li&hted (sometimes a pink bulb would be a better choice for me, but no mauer) and the butlt-1n dressing table was more than ade- quate. The only thing missing? A chair. ''Some items arc still on their wa y from Hong Kong," I was told later. The Monterey Plaza and Julie Packard's love-affair with marine hfe of Monterey Bay bracket the strttt John Steinbeck dubbed Cannery Row. They've certainly given 11 a dif- ferent look. And this is only the beginning. Cal Rossi. af\er almost fi ve years of patient ncgOtL&ting with tht' City fathers. the Board of Supervisors and the California Coastal Comm1\,1on (Monterey hasn't gotten aro und to developing their own plan, so the Coastal Commission 1s still in •hargc 1n this area) was able to build the row's first hotel. By g1 mg access to the pubhc along a handSome walkway a~ the front of the hotel, with the beach at one end and a multt-lcvcl terrace al the other. the Coastal Comm1ss1on p ve llS go- ahcad and Rossi's architects, the San Francisco arch1tccturnl team of -OtN2poti and &rgrr m•n~ to make both areas a pan of the touil picture Town$peoplc and tounsts ahke are encouraged to enJO) the c;1ghts of ~a hons sw1mm1n& on their b:lch wa11- 1n1 for a snack or two. and ducks and seaaulb ~woopmr.. ~id1ng and then suddenly dropping into th(' Ra) to capture what 11 was the) spotted from above The ever-active view from thc dining room -named for Drlfino - and the lounge can keep a guest distracted from their companions for minutes at a ume. In the near future, Rossi will havc a vintage tra.in to bring San Franoscans to the Plan. A catamaran is alf'Qd) pulled up on the sand. and within month.s work will stan on the nev. con\'enuon center and spa. both to be located whert one of the few can- ncnes still stands towards F1sht'r· man's Wharf. A Cal Rossi Jr .. a C-al1fom1a kid. has an on-going romance with h1~ forefather's country. And although not overwhelmed With tuhan touch- es in either hotel. the Italian's love for art and their eye for design 1s apparent everywhere -handwoven fabm~ from Venice. glass from the saml' an:-a and finally. the emphasis on good northern ltahan food. Fresh from a local greenhouse, vegetables and fru11 arc often used a.s decoration 1Mtead of flowers. Frescos of hahan mun tf)s1dc scenes 1ntcrpla) w1th wide ~ indow views of the Ba-. and P;mfic Hca,en knov.~ there arc no short· ages of good hotels on the \fontcrc' Pcninsula -the High lands Inn Q\Jah Lodge and thc newl> rtno' atcd La Pla)a. but here. nght 0111 oo Monterc' Ba,. we: have .i ncv. adventure -one tveryont' \hould try Even though 1t\ brand nev. no" 11 sull mana&e\ to fit n1cel) 1nto the N ckground ~ 1t weathers, 1t will bc even rn.ott comfort.able J~ Ro!.~1 and his ere" have mana,ed' c.11flicult task -first ovcrt'om1ng the ol'.>\taC'lcs ncccssaryio act throu1h the bun:"aucrac)' and then k~p ll 1n su~·h gnod taste We all lo"ed the crabblne's of tht' old C'anncf) Row, hut the \m1hng beaut} of 1h1s and Juhc.-Packard 's Monten:') •\quanum must bc ap plaudcd for bnngin.g su~ h ta..teful n1trt1ei. to a wt ll·belo' cd area Oatebook/ Friday, February 21 . 1986 p 11 • • • 'Turtle Diary' a reflective look at daily living R) ROBERT HYNDMAN kidnap three sea tunics from a Bn11sh 11«. in thl· back of the mind ot C\er. zoo and set them free in the ocean ,h1ld v.ho v1!>1t~ the 100 · surf. .\ftt>r ga11ni 1n v.ondcrml'nt at thr Thr film'\ simple theme and happ) natural <;1mpl1nt> of the animal\, the ending offer '>Oltd support for a more .-hild tx·g1n' tu rerogn11e the tnJUStll't' <oubtle 'Ito~ about how a burned-out ol thL' ".Ill' the fl·ntC\ and the lages author of children's books (Glenda \nd hl· v.anl\ Ill Sl'I the .1n1mal~ Jackson) and a llm1d bookstore lrl'l' .\ l h1ld "u\uall) LOnll'nt to pla\ assistant (Ben King,sle)l rccogn1Le 11111 thl' ,a1lhrcal.. IO hi\ 1magtnJt1on their own Cheerless lives in the Hut "hl'n the \Jmr 1mpul~c stnl..l''> lim11ed frC'cdom of the sea turtles. .ulult\ 1n1\•re\t1ng C\l'nts are <;ct in 1mpnsonC'd 1n the aquanum tank. rn11t111n .1, "Turtk 01ar. ·· \O t.:lo-.\hhough tho1r lives arc d1stinctl:r •IUL'nth tllu,traln. d1flhent, Naera Duncan and Wilham Jackson and Krng,sle:r are gJf\ed actors who gracefully express the changes their characters go through a~ the tunle-abduct1on day approachl'S. Their hves take on new meaning. they become more assertive and the people around them respond to thetr newborn warmth. Harold Pinter. who wrote the screenplay based on Russell Hoban's novel.~eep'l the interacllon between Duncan and now free of chchc and unnecessary dialogue. When they're 11re~l. they keep quiet. ' In · l unk Dia~·· "h•l'h t)l:g1n) an )nov. arr thrown together b) their L'\du\I\ l' nranltl' (nun I\ l'ngagr-shared<>~ mpath:r for the tunics And. men1 tnn1ght al the Ralhoa { 1nema as the film'<> simple analog) 11- 1"0 \er' normal adults \ank thrm-lust rate). their effort to ~t lrL~ thl" 'L'hc' Jv.al..L· trom their mundane tunles hbc.>rates themS<"hes 1n the Ii' l'' .ind muster thl' courag<" tu procrs~ 9uch subtle. unspoken storytelling ma\es "Tunic Diary" a rcflec1tve look at hves numbed by daily li ving and the beauty cre.ated when people break frer of such ruts. Neaera (Glenda Jacbon) and Wllllam (Ben K.lqaley) releue one of the turtlee Into the ocean lD 'Turtle Diary.' IOW SHOWll&I CHU IW 6A6 ~cm CDWMOS MESA lllTIHTtl IUCll 141 0770 EDWARDS CHARIU CENTRE ll. Tiit ~I· 9500 CDWAAOS U TC»O U-*523·1611 ,A~IC &ATtWAY NAiii '37-03'0 AMC <MM11 MAH Ille) 're bark ~n ... 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C'\Cn ballet For funhcr 1nforma11on. please rail the Fest1val of Ans office. 494-114) The Pageant re-crl·a11on of an works w1th II\ e models will run from July 9 through August~~ this summer in Irvine Bowl. Laguna Beach. T 1cket orders are nov. being Filled at the box office. For ava1lab1ht). please ca ll494-l 147. --NOW PLAYING--... ·--· ~lllU.I ........ ,MAC .. , ...... ,,,.., .... t .... ___.. ..... ---••1• ..... . --.. -.,_ ·-,..... .,_ ...... .... ,_'-...... ....... '"·--.,. ... . ·=--=~ -·--·---- \1 \I ii \1'i \ll \1111 J<', &~~~~ 56 FASHION ISLAND · NEWPORT BEACH· ( 71 4) 644 -5070 so rrr Al 11a11A a 111111111JSl 4184 {DISC "mHOm • COSfA MUA I ' t l I ' ~ • \ ' I ' I " I 1 11 1 , ! 1' 1•1 \ I . rt 1 r 11 t 11 • 12 Oatebook/ Friday. February 21 , 1986 Suite for Orchestra' premiers this weekend y CHRISTOPHER PALMER Accordin$ to conductor Granger. the ,,...c ....... •1wq1 ' compos1t1on cuns1sb vf'·s1mple mcl- '>t'H·ral years ago. Daniel Robbins odie~ ~1 limb over expanding and j, rnmm1ss10ned to compose his diminishing te"<turcs .. He descnbes allct ··A11es of Life." Sadlv, non-the work as very accessible. and v ' indetd. almost romantic "'"al lactors prevented 1ts per-irmancc. Recently rewntten ai. a 11-Those who am ... c early will be 11nute ··suite for Orcheslra.'' 1t w11l treated to something unusual. (on- rl'mu:r o n Saturday night under the ductor and composer will d1scu~s aton of Larry Granger. He will be how they work together This 1s a ,indurt1ng the South Coast )m -topic wnh great potential. Alkr all. a hun\ performer can 1ntc.-rpret a work in an)' .. \gl'' ol Life" 1s 1n three mu,..c-wa) he wishes. But a compo..cr must ll'Oh. utkd "Infancy," "Dance tor certatnl) have his own ideas. ·· .tt\J "Youth and Matunty .. 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COMT rt.W 'ACR LA •ADA ' aiec. nllTll • IDWAIOS VltM;( COfT1J 191-0567 642-4321 Direc t or collect, to subscribe to your .. Dll.IJ Pl.Ill .. hometown paper , the conductors work together? Duelling p1$t.ols are one option. Their presence on the same stage will provide evidence that they have found a suitable alternative The discussion begins at 7:30 p.m, the 8: I S conccn consists of three works. ofwb1ch Mr. Robbins' wtll be second. It opens with one of the most eloquent masterpieces of western music: Franz Schubert's F1fih Sym- phony. Schubert's shon career spanned a remarkable Cr'd 1n music. The Fifth was composed 1n 1816. less than a decade after the death of Haydn. Haydn persontlied the "class1cal" paiod in music. This penod was notable for stnct adherence "to the rules" of musical form At the same ume 1816 puts us at the height of the "romantic" penod's successful strug- gle against these very constraints The-Fifth as admirable in ns technical perfecuon. More import- antly. it possesses ·a spontaneity which never fails to delight. Schubert gives us the best of both worlds. bnng.ang the romantic perspective to bear on classical form. II as all the more remarkable for havmg been composed by Schuben al 1he age of 19. Dvorak's C'onccno for Cello con- cludes the evening. The soloist 1s John WaJz. a cellist from Pasadena. Mr. Walz 1s a highly respected orchestra mus1c1an. performing as principal cellist with several Southern C'ahfomia orchestras. He has also toured antemauonally as a solo1s1 and a chamber music player. Mr Walz has appeared previously wath the South Coast Symphony. The compo~r Antonm Dvorak 'ame to Amenca an 1892 10 teach al the Nattonal Conservatory of Music 1n New York In his major compo- DREAM · AA ALAN 1 PAKULA ~ KRISTY ~ICHOL ., DREAM LOVER s1t1ons from this penod, one finds nauve mencan and slave tunes developed LO surpnsmg ways into major works. One ofh1s last .. American" works 1s the Conccno for Cello. Conductor Granger descnbcs the work as "very nch in melody and an texture" and "filled wtth longing to return home.'' This conccno has loni been regarded as one of the most significant works 10 the cello rcpeto1re. The conccn will be followed by a recepuon. All members of the au- dience are invited to meet the soloist. the conductor. the composer. and the members of the orchestra. The event will be held at Roben Moore Theatre at Orange \bast College. Saturda) evening at 8.1 S The pre-concert event begins at 7 30 T1cke1s are SI S, S 10 and $"8. They can be obtained by phoning the South Coast ymphony. .+i BEN MASTERS PAUL SHENAR 1A111A 11y MICHAEL SMAU ~ o1 Photo<JQPhv SVEN NYKVIST, • \ l PtocblDI ~GEORGE JENKINS £1191\llM flocb• WILLIAM C GERRITY Produtfd 1t1 ALAN J PAKULA nn11 JON BOORSTIN .. R ~rr'~~ Wnoen lt1 JON BOO~=~qALAN L PAKULA --·--~~ ANAHEIM Pa..1tic~i\n<iht•1nt 01" 11 879 9650 *COSTA MESA ~· I t .,4h .' '1 HUNTINGTON BE.Arn t 1!"',trd' lh.11t1•r l 1•r I • 11.11 I'' ,, STARTS TODAY lRVINE I 11Wifll W o•Wlt I •11• 5c; 1 •lt>5<i * U\GIJNA HIU.S I "'' II I ... ( I t I jf I \~, I.II I 1 *LA HABRA AIW JI' :-i • ,,. I I' M ' * lA MIAAOA . ' ,,, l th""-h . I t I ORANGE * WEST'Mll'ISTtR A Mt 11 ll'IQI M I l IWJrtl~ l ~t " • ,.,,..., b.1'' { i40 fiql l9 l'> •ORANGf v" WESTMINSTI:R l ''" l 1•r I• I ",fit ' Ht "' I\ • I t.W '"'1 ''"'In H'il lh4 I Oatebook/ Friday. February 21 . 1986 13 : CHAO'S DINESTY A new dimension to dining at Golden Truffle It 1'> rather amusing hstcning to l hl'I -\Ian Greelc)' describe his phtlo~oph~ of cooking. I recent I)' asked ham to tell me about The Golden Truffie tn a few short 'cntenccc; This 1s what I got! .. I six·cial11e 1n contemporary adap- tauons of classica l recipes. That's wha t 1t sa)'S on my menu. But. I loHd f1ving for a while in the C anbbcan. and )OU will find 1nOucn<:<:!> from 1hc West lndicc; 1n '>omc of the d1c;hcs. I am ·not 11Ho h11arre food b)' an)' means. ) ou -will not fi nd quail bone wults(purcc)around here! I try to keep m) food vanrd and quite 1nterc<.11ng. and I pa) a lot of Jlte n11on to the wines which are Jll <.elected "'11h re\pcct to fine IJ'>ll.' and good \aluc. Customers Jrc \Cl) 1mportanl and rd lake them to know that I am always tl!lng m) OC''it .. 1 FIFI CHAO Overall. 1t was quite a philosophical statement. and mostl y I find myself in agreement. Some restaurants s11 for months or yea rs before l seem to find time to v1s1t. This was not the case at The Golden Truffle. One of Newport's best restaurateurs, Lucky Tec hcranong wh o owns the htghl) acclaimed Bangko k J That Restaurant , called me when the restaurant was only six weeks old and said he had to take me there. He had heard about 11 from a local "foodie:· tncd it and thought 11 was very fasc1na11ne. Off we went. Three years ago, 11 was only a few outdoor tables and a dining room with sparse tables. a deli-take-out-case prominently plopped in the middle and wine racks along one wall. But. the menu re~lly caught your eye. I ca n remember having stewed rabbit for lunch that was tender and Oa vorful with its herby wine sauce and chunks of onion and potatoes. Lucky had a duck salad with several kinds of ireens and enough sltces of grilled duck breast to qualify as a dinner entrce. Servi ng tiny portions 1s also adverse to Greely's thinking. Over the years. the restaurant has grown along with tts accep- tance 1n the communtty. Another dining room. more formal look- ing. ha5 been added and the ~__;_~~~~-STARTSTODAV ~~~~~~- C ........ ,. .. ,..-* PRESENTED IN ~nedome 634 2553 *SANTA A_NA_E_dw_ar_d_s_B_n_st_o_I 5_4_0_·_74_4_11_~·~"'~111~,~(XJ~l~m~ll't~*'~w~~l=' ~ 14 Oatebook/ Friday, February 21, 1986 ou tdoor terrace space has doubled. The deli case remains. but most of the former take-ou t items (salads. pastas, en trees suit- able for serving cold or rewarm- ing) are ~one. Instead. cheeses. charcutcne. and desserts are more likely to be found. Greeley con- cluded he would rather cook everything to order than have it sitting in a display case for hour\ Juc;t as the restaurant has grown, so has the catenng business. and food can be ordered ahead from the restaurant ready to be whisked home and rewarmed just as easily as catenng can be contracted for. For a couple. or for hundreds. he 1s most adaptable. The lunch and dinner menus do not differ a great deal. Many of the same ttems appear in some- what abbreviated form midday. but more trad111onal luncheon fare 1s also available. One day for lunch an appetizer of fresh Flonda alligator suited our in- quisui ve mood. The alligator meat ts finely ground with bacon. formed an to a fat patty, grilled and served atop a slice of prosciutto with a bit of lemon butter and parsley. The preparation leans to the salty side but is otherwise quite interesting. Alligator is not unhke the taste of frog legs. but tt can be dry if not handled prop- erly. My guest ord ered an entree of fresh egg linguine. It was infused with btts of goat cheese, tomato. Reggiano and Parmesan cheeses. I ordered fresh pork tenderloin which came with a tomatillo ~auce and creme fraiche. It was descnbed as slight- ly spicy on the menu. 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From Page 14 ,auce was neither spicy nor tom~ l1k1ng. l 'pon summoning the wa1tt•r and asking him to remove unly th\.' sauce. the kitchen had tht· dlTC'ncy to redo the entire platl' .... 11h a simple mustard cream \auce tha1 suited me much mon.'. This restaurant, in fact. will an:ommodate the ~ucst to the nth degree by subtracting. adding. or m1x1ng \anous parts of menu 1trms to your pleasure. Delving further into the ap- rx·trzcr category. Greeley serves a gl·ncrous portion of sun-dned tnmatocs w11h goat cheese. th<.' ,lightly piquant flavor of the tornatoe~ melding nicely with the h11 t of th<: cheese. A new tlt'm on thl· appe111cr mcn1,1 is clam\ ''l'~1med in .\'\ti Spumant1 then d1t'''ed wi th olive oil. cli pping!> ol lrt''ih hcrh'\ and pancetta. "mo~cd Belgian trout 1s served ,,m pl~ wnh capers and lemon "edges. "'hile a generous portion ·•I house pate 1s sausfying with ti!. ,11ghtl} coarse texture and part- 11t·rcd \.\Ith the chefs own mu'i- wd and ~ol'l11chon· pickle' The C 1old(•n l'ruffie version of onion 'oup takes 1ngred1cnts from afar .rnd merges them into a thick. nch 11 111glnmerat1on crn·d in the tl'l·11gn1zahle marm11e: Swct•t \l.iu1 <ln1om. arc simmered hour\ 111 .1 dark. rich broth w11h bit!. ol h,1 m and ( ·reole spices. It 1s ladled into the fat. round bowls then It 1pped w11h a thick slice of < 1ru-.crc cheese to be ml'ltc<l und~r the salamander. Other 't'r,1ons pale by compan\On (·a\ 1ar 1s not for CH'l)One. 1.'llh\.'r because of thc lOSl or hn .1 usc it 1s an unaccustomed 1.1'>tt•. Hov.e .. er. here }OU do have .. 111 option of tasting at a pnl'C from ·~' "O to $37. dependmg upon tht:' I\ JX' or fish roe chosen The way t 1a'l°ll'' present-; thc dish 1' com- n11·nt1abh:. so plca .. ant that we ate 1.'\1.·r~ morc;el on the plate. H u~r pn1,1rnc\ arc croc;s-cut 1n10 thin potato d11p rounds. quickly deep lril·d. drained of all fat arld piled 111) a plate Half an avocado 1"> -.11< t'd and drama11call) fanned out then enhanced b) a largt• Jnllop of creme fra1chc which 1s 111ppt•d by caviar -C'ahfc1rn1a t!t1fdcn at the low end of the ~rak. < ,1,p1an Oscctra and Sevruga 1n lhl' middle pme. and Ku!>\lan lkluga on the high en<l It 1\ talones. decadence.Jo) and para- J1-.c all rolled into one a ( ahors., a dt'ep red earthy wine of the -.outhwl'\1 of France. h t'I) d:i ~ the chef crca ks ' "Cvl'ral \penal' 1n both appet11er I and entrel' categories. at lunch t and dmner Thi<> parucular evr- ntng an unusual version of the tarn was descnhed and emerged a real winner A flour tortilla was dccorat1 vcf\ cut around the edge!>. steamed and placed on the plate. It was la~ercd with a thin fillet of pork ~h1ch was topped wi th a 11ngy salsa of fresh tomato av ocado and lots of cilentro. A bit of sour cream crested 11 all and a cun c of purple rad1cch10 set off th e far edge of tht· whole presen- tation. It~·"" good IMk1ng and ~ood tastrng Swordfi1;h had been procured 1hat morntng and was descnbed a!> heing "ervetl with an abalone- ( 'hampagnc bu Iler sauce. The fish wa\ generouc, 1n size, came gently conked and the sauce was JUSt as promt!>Cd , a nice blend of all those mgred1em' My husband had bct.•n cravrng '>Orne sort of pasta. and true lo their word. they took his suggestion to fuse the linguine with the lightest cream sauce and some bits of s~afood and shellfish "lot onl) did the} create the dish for him. tt lame as a tast) c:omb1nat1on ·\Ian Cirrl'c:lc\ change:' thl' nH.·nu ahout l'\l'l) four month' On the ne~C\t ,\ crs1on arc barlx·· qul'd !tcamp1 with a side of roastt·d I 1>otatoes and \ l:gt:tablcs done m 1 the provcncal style of south-1 western Frant'c Veal ravioli in a J fresh htrb sauce arc not new to the menu. but arl' very good so have (Pleue .ee CHAO'S/Page 17) I "ialads come with Mcd1tcr- ranl'an ingredients. mixed green'\, nr even topped with mussels. bi ts of ~un-dncd tomatoes, bits of red ~htl1 pepper and dri zzled with rice wtnl' 'inegar dressing. 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N('w('>Ort tw..ach • 04~·6700 _.-/ amPoRTER INL ---HOTEL-. tfa1 edit e rranea ri C/loom Supub C..>n1lnen1al Cultln• Sund11y Champegn• Brunch 10 A M 10 3 P M \Joµtaln o {[able C>p.11 U lt<>u1\ Kr••lcleat I unch Dinn•• Compll-ntary A Hora d'ocuvru J. 1 4-7 P.M I Plano Ber S·8 P.M. , I \t NEW SEAFOOD/ '°'4. 1,~,_"i SUSHI BAR 'tf v-from 7 P.M. l 1ve f ntert.1inment f, Dane mg Nightly '7tite. 'ibeclt SIX'< tacul.ir Vtew C"nmp llm<'nt.ir)' Hors ti oe1111rec, Mon rr1 ' 11 P M Banq uet Faclilities 18700 Ma cArthur Bl vd. Irvine · Across from J ohn Wayne Airport 833-2770 18 Oatebook/ Friday. February 21, 1986 By CHRIS CRAWFORD Delly ..... Ce<•--·· Karel Vidlak, m aitre d. a t T he G nll an the recently re-opened Balboa Inn, brings with him 23 years of experience in the restaura nt industry, in both the United States and Europe. "I'm from Czechoslovakia. o rigrnally," he said. "The re. when you finish high school. you go to trade school - in my case, hotel management school -for four years." Following his training, he began work as a m aHre d', and three years later. he won the country's "Maure' d' of the Year" award ... After I won 1t, they sent me to serve the president for sax months, as an honor," he expla ined . A year la ter. however. he prepared to leave the country. "In 1968, dun ng the Russian revolution in m y country, my fa the r was killed on the first day of the occupation . Friends ad vised m e to leave. 'Th ere's nothing happening here that would be for your good anymore,' they said ... After a three-yea r stint in West Germany, he wa s offered a position at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. While wo rking there. he had the occasio n to serve Geri! Muller. who was planning to open Am brosia in Newport Beach. "He said, ·an ytime you would li ke to come to Newport Beac h. you've got a JOb with me.' ·· recalled Vidlak. After a brief return to West Germany ("I got married. a nd worked at the Dusseldorf H1lton for awhile"}, Vidlak accepted M uller's offer and became head captain at Ambrosia m 1975. Following tha t expenence. he also served as ma1tre d' a t Alfredo's, a nd as assistant manager at both The Vineyard (Century Plaza Hotel) and at the Wane Cella r (Newporter). V1dla k joined the Balboa Inn last Decem ber. wh ich re-opened a fte r extensive renovation. Originally built tn 1930. the Inn has enjoyed a colorful his tory enha nced by its proximity to the Pavilion and Re ndezvous Ballroom . Popular entertainment celebnt1es of the era were frequent guests who used the inn's faci li ties wh ale fil ming movies m the beach area. T hrough the years. the hotel's guests included the Dorsey Brothers. G lenn Miller. Gary Cooper. H umphre~ Bogart. Cary Grant, and Errol Flynn. T he original Cove Restaurant featured Henry Jones. Orange Cou nty's fim black chef. Now the Cove has been replaccdd by The Grill. an CocktaiG EWEE K SAUTE SALMON MILANO WITH SPINACH PASTA I 5-ounce 1almon filets 1 poand 1plnaclt pas ta •;, pound baiter i iable1poons olive oU t teHpoon cttopped garllc J tu1poon clilopt>ff slaallots 3 teHpoons freslil cttopped basll YOGI BERRI l ounce" vanilla J EEK - I Karel Vldlak of the Balbo9 Inn Grill elegan t dining room setting decorated an pmk- mauve tones. The Gnll's menu featu res fresh seafood from the local Doryman Fleet as well as other Cahfom1 a cuisine. ..W ith a name h ke T he G nll, eighty per cent of the menu n ems should be prepared on the gn ll. That's what I call California c uisine. a nd that's what we're trying to accomplish here now - things hkc grilled lam bchop . a nd grilled swordfish. for example." explained V1d lak. "When you're located on the beach . it's hard to have something very elegant except for d in nertime. So our pla ns are to have breakfast and lunch very nice but casual. and for the evening we offer fi ne d ining," he continued. "Very soon. probably by the end of February. we wall have a menu only for the patio -'cry sample items like sandwiches. salads. omelet~ - things that are very fast and sample to serve," hl· said. "I believe 1t's all g0tng to work very well :· said V1dlak in conclusion. "For me. it's a nc.·w challenge, and I'm very excited about 1t. .. 3 teaspoons fresh chopped thyme Z cups heavy cream Salt and pepper to taste Cook 1hc pa~ta unall alden1c (appro•t1matt•h X minutes). Co)et a~1dc Scac;on salmon w11h sal1. pepper and garhc powder. In a hot <ik1llet. mcll hu11c1. add ohvc 0tl. heat lo very hot. ( ook the ~l mon on both sides. set aside and keep warm. In the sk1lle1 ar1d the garhc. basil. thyme. and shallot~. Season w11h ~It and pepper 10 taste. and sa ute I minute. Add the p.1sta to tht: butter mixture alo ng wi th the cream; cook and stir ll ll heated thro ugh a nd well hlcndcd. Ow 1dc pasta into 6 portion!>. place sa lmon on top, and garnish with a mixturt of peeled. 'Seeded. chopped tomato and chopped chi vcs I '• ounces Chamhord liqueur 8 fresh rasp~me!I 2 ounces cream J 1 nthc:\ crushed 1cr Blend IS seconds. Serve ln brudy snifter. ~rvt"s ~•e. Tllieu rttlpn were 19bmltted by Bob B•n~ R~staurant, Newport Be.cat. _..H IT ON THE TOWN CHAO'S DJNESTY man)' locaJ establishments, he duneos1on to dining out. Of adaptations of classic cu1S1n es • • • sJ worked for a while an the Canb-course. I've had a couple of from various reg.ions of the world. From Pate 15 bean and finall y spent six months disappointments. but overall the Lunch 11 :30 a .m. to 3 p.m bcl'n held over from the previous and \-a)es of lrcsh no on an 1982 roaming through res-expcnence has been pos1t1ve and Tuesday through Saturday. D10- h'1 I lake the whole roasted baby every table. and the most decent taurants and vineyards in France interesting. Judging fro m the ner from 5:30 p.m. Tuesda} chtl ~en. mannated an ohve 011 wine glasses an town. The am-rescarchinj as much as he could cntical acclaim that has been through Saturday. Closed Sunday and )p1ces. served w1th fresh baance was created by Greele) before taking the plunge himself. coming to Alan Greeley. some-and Monday. Lunch $4.50 to ~p111ach and pasta. Cassoulct as a and has wife T halia and financial You have to understand The body agrees wtth me. SI 0.50·a la carte. Dinner entrees d1\h almost 1mposs1ble to find partners Deborah and Philip Golden Truffie. the slightly dif-$1 0.75 to St6 (market pnce for an,where outside of a few r1:g1ons Bwrton. Burt-0n 1s a well-known fercnt v1cwpomt about food, the THE GOLDEN TRUFFLE 1s daily fresh fish specials). Ample 1n France. The chef offers an racecar driver. senous wines to embellish the located at 1767 Newport Bl vd .. -self parking in front of the agrt>eablc version of this h~art> Greeley was bom and raised in foods (incidentally. pnced at Costa Mesa. Reservations are restaurant. AJI major credit c~rds pl'a,anl dish -white beans with the general area. and began cook-barely two times wholesale), the su~ested and can be made by arc honored. C.asual neat attire 1s 'hunks of ha m. duck. con fit of ing at t ge 17. l\fter cooking in desire of the chef to add a new calling 645-9858. Contemporary appropriate. lhk~rn . tomat~~ shallots and --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ garltl ~weetbreads, filet mignon. fr11 J\'>CC of fresh lobster and duck ..t'lle'o1~ Northern Italian Continental Cuisine Ju 1our are offered. J J•• 1 0 \.\ h1te chocolate ice cream. Now Featuring A Special lighter. Late-Night lh<h.olatc raspberry cake . Ololng Menu(newltemsmonthly) ••Bob Burns: till Great ... " S.-qrt~ B'"h m11h Daily Pilot lhl'l.''>ccakes and various other d I nh k h d be Entertainment Tuu.-Sun .• Cocktails with complimentary tit•.-.•-•• • '<>'"' PN>IH'nlin& • PJ't~ e 1&>·lS ma e It ar to hors d'oeuures from 4:30 Dinner from 5:3() ~..-- good at the end of the meal. On A FESTIVAL OF CHAMPAG E BL ff ET m1"1 occas1onsJ I succumbed to Sunday Night la Family Night ' $12 50 I di lndodifll. Round nr 0..-f I~,. .,f 1 .. mb. ll•m ~ ~·r. Om~i.-rrh (jwc h .. S..IJZ1an lhl' ll'mptalaon. · comp ete nnera \\ .afllfi Pt'l1whf.d ""'lmnn "alad, ~ F r~h Brra«h. ~rh .md \lurh \lnr,." lie\ ond the great go lden a" n· from 5 p.m. •13 .. ("8 .. duWre• > 111~ ">hading the b1stro1sh front llJ price (children under 12) ~nrd ·unrl•y JO am-2:30 pm llrracc JS a dining room with I 675 1922 Jiiu~eclothes~bk~ceilingfuns ;~~~~2~0~~~s~t~C~o~a~s~t~H~w~y~.,~C~o~r~o~n=a~d~e~l~M~a~r~~~~-~~~~~3~7~f~u~h~jo~n~ls~la~n~d~~~~~~~w~~~r~l~~~·~ch~~~~~~~~~~3~0~ dl':tt1 ng a subtle breeze. large ------------- "'""'of an on 1he walls. candle• 1 ~~I Now Serving COUNTRY STYLE SUNDAY $199 BRUNCH tncludps Beverage Well Dflnl< or Beer 9:00 AM to 1 :00 PM 645-8091 1712 Placentia Costa Meaa HAPPY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION! Come 101n tile fun at Gmo s th1c; Saturday. Feb 22 Whether 1t be for breal<fast. lunch. dinner or coc1<ta11s. there's big dotn's going on all day long It's /he First Annual 81fthday Bash tor Gtno and Hersh" (Oh, and George too. of course' ~~ ~- ' 428 E 171h St Cost!l Mesa 7 14 650 1750 7 AM ? A M Delly Sunday 8 AM io 12 AAldm9n1 A Tradition of Sea , Food and Romance. fa~nence llll' fi11e~t of cmdlelu Lthfomia n1L'ime . ~UrtlieL'i alTOS,\ the water. :u1d a touch of the romantic p:l.'\l ~ THEGRlll .\t lhl· lkilhoa Inn 111;; \l.1111 "ltn.·d l~l!t.1,1(~I 1) h~-; \ 111 IDO!IDO! STARRING KEN BERRY OF T.V.'s F TROOP PETIICOAT JUNCTION MAYBERRY RFD MAMMA'S FAMILY RIVIERA RESTAURANT C!o11 t iJ1t'1t tat C!m'.Ji1111 .. '""llrnr .. 1n •lamb.-.. • ... ''""'"" • '"" l , .. , I I \ 1 II II I ' ' t H 1 11 1 a.. I \ I I II \ ' \I I I I ' So•tla Co••t Pl•za 540-3840 OetebOOk / Friday, February 21 , 1986 11 .. a 2 OUT ON THE TOWN lh A,idH Al M.••J' ,,, 1 WE PROMISE YOU GOOD CHINESE FOOD 1 IJNI Jtf' OtNNfAS fnCIF'ICAi (..1 ~ • I All < HAN(JI If T I Al 11 II ti ' 1 11H111111. r unr1 1n1 .o ll'f N 1 fJAVC., SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON FOOD TO GO tt, I t, 11 i•1rt11f1lJ1 1tif1•d(' H A .tr,,..• Early Bird Dinner Spec ials s6.25 (om pie IC" dinner 1ntluding soup AND '>dldd. garlic brPdd, <.herbt>rt and coffet· )pr H 1d i 30 111 7 jQ Monddy 1hr11 F rnl.iy 17502 Beach Blvd. at Slate r Huntington Beach 842-5505 t\ I ' I\ 1\ "' C AlE,' .... '1 .. I • .. ~ • ~, fd:URI II·! ..,I' I THE EXPRESS LUNCHEON BUFFET I' 11 11 \l/W \f • , , I'\ I II\.,.. I I llH ll ( .J I 11< II I•\) I I I\ t 11 1, • \ '1 I l l • ~ I'\ t Nh 111'' "al.i.I I f,,, ~' 1, 1111f .... 1111w f't'ol .... ,d 111 1 .. 11. 111111 .... ;tl.111 I 111" It ..... 1l.1J 1\\, .. ·" 1, .11 i.I 111111.1111 ""·' 1 "I I It ,ft I\. l\lo \q!l'f .1 hit .. , "II" I )1p l'.111· 111· ( .1mpai,:m· ...,,111"1" 111• A,•,nr11' C hl·t·-... l'l.111cr h t·'h h 1111 Mtrmr 1 ~\ h /'LC IAL~ UF Tiii: f>I\) Dl:.">Sl:RT $8.75 N ~ HOTEL MERIDlEN NEWPORT BEACI I 4'i("X> MMAnhur ru ... t . Nt"WfW>rl , ...... h ( A 'llt+/l I i l41 <!if'> 1Cl01 I I Oatebook/ Friday, February 21 , 1986 Piret 's scores corporate coup By FIFI CHAO A real rnrporate coup has Just taken place. one that will undoublcdl) affect a Costa Mesa restaurant. Cindy Black ha~ long been touted as a fine female chef, and has garnered some national fame. She most recently· served as chef of Sheppard's Res- taurant 1n lhe Sheraton EaM Hotel on Harbor l~land in San Diego. Ptrct's. with home offices in San Diego and ~veral restaurants throughout the Southland. has stolen her awa\. She has become Ptret's director of food opcrat1on'i. She will oversee menu development, food quaht> control and will be fully responsible for 1ra1n1ng P1re1's chefs. The local Pirct's 1!> located in the lo"'cr IC'\ cl of South C oa<>t Pla73 \hopping \lall 1n lhe Ma> Compan) "1ng. Ptrct's spcc1alt1es 1n Amcm:an lood "'htrh has been culled from the ethnic ongin~ of early 1mm1grants In add111on 10 eating 1n the restaurant, a "1de range of foods arc available 10 <;en•c 1n the home. Och case'> are filled with cntrcc'i. ~alad~. pastas. charfutcnc, checw\, desserts and chc.Kolales for lake-out. For more 1nformat1on or rcs- taura n 1 re~crvat1ons. phone 556-6424. Bangkok 1 has rcoix-ncd after several week' of rl·novat1on The k11chen hac; been rC'modelC'd and C\panded. and con~1ruct1on con- tinues on an add1t1onal dining room which will double seating capaCll) HowC'ver. the currcnl constructi on docs not 1nterfC'rr w11h the oix-ration of the onginal dining room The warm comfortable ambiance..· in soft pastels accomph'>hcd h) a mo .. 1e c;et des1gm•r will rl•ma1n Bangkok 1 "a" opcnrd fi.,,l. :rear' ago b.. I uck ' and T ina Tcac..heranong Luck)' '><l)'S 1ha1 hl' Bob Bt.ns' Newport Beach Restatrant assistant m1nacer Juanita Johnson wekomes cuests lo the ~tfous Stnday Chan1>acne Buffet utmacanu. which irdJdes fresNy cut rCUld of beef and ham, omelettes made to «der. ens Benedict. 8tfrian waffles. pates. cheeses. fresh lweads, salads, desserts and llllCh more. The price is just $13.95 (SS.5-0 thidren). f« reservations cal (714) 644-2030. ~''' ",., • r ~ •ff'"' on 01J1 •"IPr•u 1~ 1ne'l(1>1•rt"\I' all l\11• tr 111\ .,..11n1lrt•11' • ,,. 1•1111, 0111 1:1'111 10 ,, lettvJ~• c t1«11rn 11mrw1 1~11"1 or11 • ~itmplt Ito; a •• ,. , •r1.1t, 11r<'t1>11c•' .1 (lf'n1.,1111•, pt)r t•O•t o l tJ111•t•lt''-' J nd sktnlP" whOlf' 11, .1\1 ,1' 1111 ~t·n with ;in even n11>IP wrnr·rou\ 1x1rl1on ollm• ,1r'ld t .i1t• Wt ''"''It t' I •11 kt n htw/.tlly v.1tn 011111Wt1 .,, 'lf>I 11 1 , t~ I 11,. J llt'tl :11tN I! "\IOWI) fil•ll <'tl Wt .1 I .r· 111~llll1-.1111 I Ii l~l'll ll'>l,110 llr l•f'l1f t lllf'' ,q I· II\ IHI 'd j •Hiii \ 11u1 C ht 11r" tJI \\It Ip Pl 1.il.111 ,..,., "'"'' ' t>f•t.4 ctmt\ /(I(, I 1n.,HI ((\ff ff Snoppt\ '"'""•-· l 0' "'"' .... ' .. nd 0 1 '"*" I """'I c "'' I 80<1 468 ) s's If)• ,n.. t<w di ion .. , ... t'\t ,ov ......... ~ ··=·-:-......._ ..,._, - knew the 11mc was coming whc1 Balboa Penin~ula would expcnenn•. resurgence of populanry. Befori opening Ban~ok ". they opcnc• Bangkok I rn Loe; Angeles an1 · Bangkok 1 in Be verly Hills. Banekol 2 was closed due to the exorb1tan rent. but the first re!>taurant 1s st1)l 1h favonte haunt of many mov1 cclcbnt1es. as is the local restaurant The food at Bangkok 3 1s clas..'ICd a Imperial Thai, mC'aning the haut ru1S1ne of Thailand. Numerous pres 11gious awards have been received b the restaurant, and 1t has also bee1 acclaimed 1n nattonal maga11nes Open only for dinner, reservalton arc strong)) urged. I 01 Palm A' cnul Balboa Peninsula 6 73-652 1 \Jcwport's fir-.1 horel Tht· C"- porter Rcw rt . •'> undergoing a SI million rc·no' a11on It wa\ rc..·donc fr" }ear\ c1,go under thl· fornw 0 " nersh1p. ho"'ner 11me had 1a~r1 ti\ toll and mut h rcm11<ld 1ng \Iii needed 10 be fin9'ht•d l hr H I room are being complctcl\ n:donr in th• shadr~ of f>CJCh laH·ndrr and gn•1•1 v.hich will tx· earned 1hroughou1 1t11 ho I el including d Ol'\.\ I 04-romr add111on. lohh\ H·,1,111r:.in1 illll lounge\ · rhc thrCl' l:Xl\l1ng rnlaurant\ "" now he cumhinl•d 1n111 om· .tll purpo\l: rt:\1 3uran1 Ir v.111 I~: va,11 largl"'f than an)' prrv111u\ l':Jling an·~ and "'111 fearurc a gret·nhou\(' d1.·u1 overlooking thl' ha~ fhnc will he.• at add111onal lerrarr for d1n1ng Foo• will be Amencan and Calrforn1 Contemporary They tell me that 1h restaurant will have a "fun" rlrmrn to ti. Design element~ of the hotel w1l change in several a<>pcCI\, with th addition of some dclrgh1ful art h1le( lural details. It will be a welcom change for the 24-)ear-old propcny .£or rooms. dining or banquc information. call 644-1 700 Tiii NEWPORTER RESORT t\ localt• at 1107 Jamboree Road GULLIVER'S <.O MI N(, ~<X>N' Al.I. Nl·W LllNC 11 Ml Nl I Fr vc: Nc.·w Temptin~ ~.ti.id' b~hr Nc:w O ld Fash1om:d andwic.ht·' S,\ml' Wondc:rful Da ii y Spcu,t I" .rnd . of c. ou r~l', PR IME RIBS or Bl:EF ,., , ,.. • \1 ,\ ·\I< I It I H ,t{\ ;\;~ "'II 11 ""'·•• • ( .OUT ON THE TOWN.~.,__.__,,..~_ AMERICAN T ii i-. BA RN ll 1 • 1 he prime of yw1r life choosrn!( ",, rh .. ex1en111ve 2b item menu "'' • 11-.• •ea food, BBQ. Me11can d1i. t • 111 l11drng 'l&lad bar. and mmt- \\, 11 rn rharm and <.'ountrv am ''" .. Hrf'A k f.A<1t M F' 6 :I() 11 1111, I 1111 I ~I F 11 00 2.:\0, I>rnner - ~h ·· ln•m !lOO pm Hspp~ h11ur \I ~ I 111 -pm Satelhtt' dish l.l\t' • •.-n w1men1 and dancing !'tun ' I 1rnpu1.:nf' Huffet Brunch Ill l ·111 II rnq111·1 laril1 llt'!i I l91t! Redhill. 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Their -.eafood 1~ the talk nf the town with '" :1fi fre~h lish da1lv CBS 1'1'1e v1•11in C'la1ms 1he" have tht> ht's1 happ' hour in ·o range County Menu has ralorae count for tht' weight con8c1ous Open nightly '"' dinnt'r Located un the ~aut1ful 'lip 111·por1 Ha' at 10:1 "' fiav~1dl' I >r 11411 '>I ;l:I ('i\Ft-. 1.11>0 f\ """ 11 .,. '' "l"'rl I .111111·r' \ I I ·~· 1.t11 I'"' Fn10' ~ul1ruu I t.-.. d '"'" t.! •11t111• I 1.111 111 .111 11111111.11• .11111 , "" ti "'"'Ph,.. rt I 1111111 r 111~h h to 1• 111 1 .. n1uln1t:hl ~ 11111 t<.11111111·111 Lil'1hth 'I l .111 :->un 1o111 ,, ..• ,.,,, I I .r 111 It IPll\ 11111 lln11r " \I 1 Ir \11q1l1 1'.1rl.111L """' '°l;ewpurt Hh d , :-.:t>wp11rt Heal h. Iii';, :.!9tits. THE CANNERY Thia h111tor1c waterfront landmark m Ntwport's Cannery Village fu· tures fresh local seafood and wt· ern ~ef. Consistently good service, 1Jpen for Lunch, Dinner, Sun. Champagne Brunch and Harbor Cruises Entertainment nightly and 'un afternoon•. Enjoy tht lounge food galley-superb clam chowdtr1 :10 10 LaFayettt' 675-577i REUBEN'S OF NEWPORT This is the original and has bttn ,erving Newport Beach for t5 yearc;. T hl'ir specialty 1s seafood and steaks. \hefs spet'1al selectwns dally ~nd famou!I for t heir broaaled d11rken, loo' A ~autiful waterfront '1ew uf Newport Bay enhances the ,tmosphert' Perfe.ct for business ·ntt-rtaining and romant1r dining L .. e&le6 at 251 K Coast Hwy , N~ porl Reservation<. arrepted Phone 5-; I I'll>~ THE REX OF NEWPORT Located on the oceanfront acrOI! from the Newport Buch pier, Tht> Res is the Orange Coe.at '1 moat ncluaive eeafood reataurant. WeU known for fresh Hawaiian 1ourmet rish aelectiona and apedalizing in sweet C hannel laland abalone, ten· der veal and prime meat.I. The warm ambiance of the padded boothar goth1c paintings and the well stocked wine rack.a lend to Rn'• convivial atmoephere. The Ru of Newport is the choice of locals as wt>ll u vi111tora. Recipit'nt of the preat1g1oue T ravel-Holiday aw11rd Caeua l/elegant attire Lunch, dmnt'f Call 675-2566 for reservation!!. Valet ~arki nic RUSTY PELICAN f'tt'sh seafood and lots of 111 C'oml' dock yourwlf here and dint ovtr looking the beautiful Nt>wport Hay Featuring 15 t.o 25 fresh fish selec- tions daily from around tht' world No wait seafood bar in tht loungt Lunch. Dinner. Sun Rrunch m !'llt>wport 273.'1 W \oast Hwy , 642-3431 In Irvine Lunch, Om ner. and Happv Hour l K30 Mam, ~45-477 4 TALE OF THE WHALE F:apertenct' 1 11tep hack into time w a place -whert' vou can dint' at -ynur own lt111urt' EnJ<>Y the mmanre uf old Newport with a panoramic hay view. ~cit~ your aente1 with their aenutional eealood and traditional favoritiee. Breakfut 7 a.m., Mon.· Fri., Lunch 11-4 Mon.-Fri., Dinner 4-11 Mon.-Sat. &t. and Sun. Brunch 7-4. Oyster Bar Fri., Sat. & Sun. B~quet facilitiet up t.o 500. 400 Main St .• Balboe. 673-4633. SAIL LOFT Located abovt' the Jolly Roger m Laguna, thia cozy restaurant fea lures fine fresh M&food with ocean vit>w dinin1. Enjoy the oy1t.er bar in a warm atmoaphere and decor of nautical motif. The seafood menu features awordfi11h, shrimp. halibut, scalloPA and many other aelectiol\ll. Tht> oyster bar offers oyster ~hoote111. clams, crab & 11hrimp c<JCktail and aho hot di11hes. The Sail Loft. a restaura11t that 11 ded1 cat.ed t.o the tradition Qf comradery 400 S. Coa~I Hwy . Laguna Beach 494-3:\58 THE WAREHOUSE Nt>wport's most mnovattvt' watt'r front dining eapt>rience. Chef Charles Kalag1an feature11 frl's h sea food and internat ional cuisine Highly acrla1mt'd. award w1nninK Sun. Brunch, also featuring palm dining. Incredible oysltr bar, u quieitt' ambienct, ex re pt ion al ltve entertai nmtnt Banquel.3 and cater mg availablt l.1do V1lla1tl', Nt>wp<1rt Beach 67:1 4700 PINl'ER I. - . GRAND DINNER TBEATltB lmpre11ive dinina and proC ... iooal productiona ue aure to pleMe .-ch time you viait.. The 11tnordinary buffet orfert rout b&ron of beef, glued ham with a fruit uuce, Geor- gia chic.ken with ~ and 1lae and the Mahi Mahl ia eerved in a peaaant aauce. Tri-color fet\uccinj and cream ia a ruJ favorite. Enjoy dinner and a play t.onicbt! Grand Dinner Theater located within t.ti. Grand Hotel in Anaheim•at 1 Hotel Way. Call 772-7710. HAR LEQUIN D I NNER THEATER Every cU1t.omer can be npected t.o be treated like a celebrity. The theater offers eerumptioUI meai. with top productionl! in an elegant atmoephere The aumptuoua buffet mdude11 rout baron of beef. rh1cken and fiah d11hes, putu, 11alad11, vegetables, and ainful det 11erta. The Sat. and Sun. brunch ancludea a variety of t>gg dil!hes. The Ct>lebrit y Tenace ii! available for p11vate dining. The individually dt>corated private balcony rooms overlook the 450-seat horaeehoe 8haped main' room. T he Harlequin as loc11ted at 3503 S. Harbor m Santa Ana Call 979-7550 GUIDE TO ORANGE COAST REs 11'' •RANTS Rt-~taurant AIRPORTt.:R l'llN Tiit: BARN BRISTOL HAR&: G RILl.·lfoliday lno II I ttr• II t ... i.. M.-... .~-IUtMI TllE r ANNERY Vllll L..t'1yo u .. N~wP'..-1 S.-.-h llH ~77; CRA ZYHOR E STEAKHOVSE 1)1111 lirwkhnl~''" ~nu AN ~fl l~li 0 11.LMAN'S /Ill! t Aiilt• .. 1\.11.,. ~ .. I '711\ LE BIARRITZ 111 N Nrwport Rlwl N•·wpon fll>W"h 114~ li71J() LE MIDI 1421 v ... I.Jc.lo ~ .. wpt.n Ar.ch 117~ 4904 LI '~ 891.1 Ad.tJT• Jlunt.niv.n ~-h ilfl2 911~ MANDARIN GOURMET I~ Adama. Cnota M811 ~O 1ftl7 MARCELLO'S I 7~l 8Nc-h Blvd HW'IUllj(lOn S.-h 1142 ):l«) Ml CASA 2911 t: 17th St, CcolUI M-MS-71126 REUBEN'S OP NEWPORT ~I E CoMt Hwy ,._pon &.<h THE WA REHOUSE S.$11 vi. o,c-~plll'I ~ m-4100 ( ·ontJrwnwl Anwru:an Arrwnnin ~a food Se.food from S4 95 Yi 9!'> SI:.! 95 $11!l~·Jl995 $Y II'> Sl6 95 from S8 !IO $7 OC>-S 12 00 rrom $1000 a IA <'1111.e & combo from S8 95 from S8 9:1 $6 50 SIO ~) fmm S:l llfl SJ 95 S7 00 S8 95 a:i 95-S9 95 Holidays S.195 $8115 S5 50 $9 95 $14 !15 from S5 !IO from $12 !IO $2 75-S!I !\() from $4 !IO suo from SJ 25 from $4 25 from Ml 11!1 frorn S3 00 I 7 from S<! 75 00 7 SO! oo S:'> oo I 7 4 fi JO 5 7 ~-7 4.7 • • • • • 1-Wer & \\Ill • .... , 't; ' \\ ''" • • • • • • • .. * • • • • • • I I •• "I'' j,j u1 4 II I I '11 II • u1 I ' UtJ I "' I tt ., • • • • .................................................................................................... 21 Oateb<>ot</ Friday, February 21. 1986 \ J I , ORANGE CQ\S1' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 , 1986 Jury v ·iewin Iiltaped interrogation, youth allegedly a dmits to ~cc~de~ta}ly killi~g mother By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of .... 0.., ,...,. ..... A Superior Court jury will be shown a videotaped interrogation Monday of a'Capistnlno Beach man in which, according to prosecutors, he confesses to accidentally kilhns hi s mother and then trying to cover 1t up, Prosecutors are seeking a second- degree murder conv1ct1on against Matthew James Lombard. 26. in connection with the death of his mother. Emily Mae Lombard, on Feb. 8, 1985. Investigators said Lombard beat his mother to death. then blindfolded coast --!Suspect-- A Huntington Beach church wins city approval to expand Its facllltles In a shopping center./ A3 Califor nia Slain Filipino newsman had predicted 'a lot of killings' In wake of Marcos' election./ A& Nation Reagan, cheered In Grenada, draws parallels to Nicaragua./ A4 A House panel votes to halt aid to Marcos' gov- ernment./ A4 World Marcos faces isolation from his traditional West- ern allies./ AS Sports Ocean View High domi- nates the Daily Pilot All- Sunset League basket- b all team with four first- team players./C1 quizzed in bank heists Man main suspect in unusua l rash of ba nk ----robberies in county By TONY SAAVEDRA and PAUL ARCHIPLEY Of Ille Delly l"lklt I t.ff Law enforcement officials were interrogating a Santa Monica man Thursday in connection with nine bank and savings and loan robberies in Orange County this month. The suspect, who is being held 1n heu of $50.000 bail in Newport Beach, may be responsible for the bulk of 13 bank and savings and loan robberies that occurred dunne a 26- hour period th is week. inves11gators believe. Emerson Allan Stitt. 20. was being questioned by 1nvest1gators from several city poltce departments and the Orange County Sheriffs Depart- ment Thursday. said Newport police spokesman Trent Harris. lnvestiga1ors were ques1ioning Stitt in connectton with nine rot>- beries so far. but Harris said. "He's probably good for several more." her, ued her up and placed her on a blanket in the trunk of her car. Lombard contacted San Clemente Police three days later and reported his mother missing. In a Feb. 20. 1'985. videotaped mterroµtion. Lombard starts out tellins investigators he was not home tbe night his mother was killed. But under questioning by the two in- terrogators. Lombard later changes his story and admits to the crime and coverup attempt, according to pros- 25~ FAIR FORECAITI ON A2 . video rill in ecutors. The first half of the interrog.auon was shown to the nine-woman. thrce- man jury on Thursday. The re- mainder is ex~cted to be screened when the tnal resumes Monday morning 1n Judge Leonard McBride'!. Santa Ana courtroom. Deputy Public Defender Joel Baruch argues that Mrs. Lombard's death in her Capistrano Beach home was accidental. She was heavily intoxicated and was nagging and nd1cuhng her son when he becam<· angry and pushed her aside A pathologist's repon indicated that Mrs. Lombard died of a heart attack caused by stress and a skull fracture. Baruch said But that frac- ture resulted when she fell and hit hc.-r head on the floor, he said. not by a healing. Lombard was afraid of beina caught and tried to cover up the incident. Baruch said "He really loved his mother and his family." he said. "He was afraid t.hat 1f he had come clean and told people that he had killed his mother. there would be a wtthdrawal of family and friends.·· But Depu\) D1stm.·t Attorney Thomas Goethals s.a1d Lombard's acuons. although provoked by Mrs. Lombard. went • beyond man- slaughter. Autopsy rep0ns indicate Mr\. Lombard was se'erelv beaten and showed injuries be)ond.the skull fracture. Goethals said District!.~~----. admit boy with AIDS antibo.dies Judge bases decision on medical opinion th at n o-threat posed By STEVE MARBLE Of .... Delly "'°' ltefl Channon Phipps. the 11 -)ear-old El Toro boy with AIDS antibodies 1n his blood. po~ no danger to other students and must be re-admttted to school. a Supenor Court JUdge ruled Thursday. The seventh-grader, who 1s a hemophiliac. has been barred by the Saddleback VaJley Unified School D1stnct from attending class since the presence of the AIDS antibodies were detf'cted last August. Phipps. who attended the coun hearing with his aunt. her fiance and a younger brother. smiled broadly as he walked into the glare of television camera s after Judge Harmon Scov11le issued his ruhng. "It's going to be rough," he ad- mttted later when asked about return- ing to Rancho Canada Elementary School in El Toro. "Some kids arc going to tease me." "But he's read) lor tt. He's strong." added his aunt. who 1s also hie; legal guardian. school d1stnct's part." the aunt said after the hcanng. "Draggmg ll out this wa> has reall) been unnecessary." Because of \he lawsuit and the reluctance of the d1stnct to admit the bo)'. the case has drawn widespread media auenuon. Some parents have threatened to pull their children from the grade school tf Phipps is per- mmed to return. one anomey said. Estancia High Is expected to challenge Corona del Mar for the Sea View League track cham- pionship./C2 INDEX Stilt was apprehended by Newpon Beach police officers minutes after the First Interstate Bank at 2750 W. ( oast Highway was robbed about 1:58 p.m. Wednesday. He was allegedly fleeing from the holdup in a 1974 gold-colored. two- door Plymouth that matched the description of the getaway car in another heist earlier in the da)'. Delly Not ........ "' Lee ~.,_ Channon Phippe, the taller of the two boya , walb down the ha11 at the county court houae with hi.a friend Jaatin after the hearing. Behind Channon la hi• aunt Deborah Phlppe and her finance, Jame. Franekewltz. Deborah Phipps filed a lav.su11 against the school d1stnct 1n No' em- ber. requesting that the dastnct be forced to admit the seventl•·iv· .. jer He was rece1nng home tutoring at the time. "I thank this whole thing has been 'er. cruel and inhumane on the "I knov. we can't please everyone." the aunt said .. But he has a nght 10 be there .. .\ccord1ng to a med Kai evaluation prepared for the court b\ count) (~lea.e aee DISTRICT I A2 ) Advice and Games Bulletin Board Business Classified C7 A3 CS-6 06-8 C8 Comics Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather 88 Date book C7 A8 Date book Police recovered more than $1.000 believed to be taken in the holdup. A gun also was found in the car after officers pulled Stitt over at Jamboree Road north of East C'oasl Highway, Harris said. Drug-boat case returns for re~rial in Santa Ana Wednesda)' and pleaded' \e!>sel Beach court-and possibly could be A3 BS, 8-9 C1-4 Datebook A2 Police were alerted to the Newport Beach robbery by a silent alarm. tnggered after a lone bandit handed a note-demanding cash to one of the tellers, he said. Stitt was allegedly the most actl\'c robber during a slew of heists 1n the county that began Tuesday and (Pleue aee BANK/ A2) By STE VE MARBLE Of Ille O.itJ l'tlol ..... Three men indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury on drug-smuggl- ing charges have been ordered 10 return to Harbor Municipal Coun 1n Newport Beach. where a judge dis- missed identical charges against them last )Car. William Nelson, David Choy and Victor Lucini, all of Santa C ruz. appeared 1n Central Municipal Court LB Council ou·tlines objections to off shore oil tract leasing plan By LAURA ME RK Of IM O.ity P'ttot l a.ft The Laguna Beach City C ounc1I will oppose several portions of the Interior Department's plan to began leasing federall y owned sites ofT the Ca lifornia coast for oil drilling. A letter will be sent to Califo rnia Gov. George Deukmej1an outlining the council's concern<; about Sec- retary of the Interior Donald Hodel's drill ing proposal. "Thoc;e who rcmemher Jnmc\ Watt and how 1rrespons1vc he was to ci ttzens' concerns -well. this 1c; h1i. plan without his s1~nature." Coun- c1lman Robert Gentry "31d Tuesda) •The council opposes a 5-year Outer Continental Shelf 011 and Leasing Program for 1987-1991 that would d1 v1de the state into three sectio ns instead of two "Th1 <1 will provide for more lease c;alcs." Cicntf") said. He SU8$estcd the dcpartml'nt <;t1c~ to its original plan to d1' 1de the st.11c into Northern and Southern C ah- fornia areas. •Two lease saks are propo<;cd for Southern California tracts •n Ma) 1988 and December 1991 Genin suggested o'I companies onh be allowed to bid on the tracts once during the 5-year plan. •If tracts are not sold in the year they are offered. supplemental sales will occur the foll owing year. "If oil companies don't bid. they come back again. This is showing little concern for the local governments,'' said Genii). adding that th e plan would increase work demands on city staff. •All lease sales o fT the C'alifom1a coast could be accelerated "based on cntena yet to be developed by the lntenor." GC'ntry suggested the coun- cil opoose this plan. "except in the (Pleaae aee OFFSHORE / A2) The aandy beac h at Little Co rona ha• cllmlnl•hed O'f'er the laat ae•eral yean, °""' .-..i ....... "' ~ .......... reeJdentll belle"'t'e. Tbe c ity baa btred a con aaltant to atudy the problem. innocent to the felony charges. The case "as resurrCC'ted b~ the heard a second time b~ Bostrom. It 1s alleged the trio smuggled more Orange Count~ Grand Ju~. which Boms did not c;a~ whether his than five ions of high-grade Col-1nd1cted the tno last month ollicc would a')k Bostrom 10 d1s- ombian marijuana into Newport Because of the tnd1ctmcnt. the qua ltf~ h1mSt'lf The, prehminal) Harbor 1n the cabin of a sailboat ~an ta Cruz men coufd ha-.c opted for hcanog is set for ~pnl -8 Thev were arrested Jan. 21. IQ85 Jn 1mmed1ale 1ur. trrnl. Jrl..'ord1ng to Bostrom d1sm1ssed the drug ldenucal drug smuggling charge<, Dl'PUt) D1stm t .\ttornc' Tom charge'-la<;t Jul~ ruling that police were dismissed Julv 22 when Harbor Boms did not ha' c probable cau~ to tx;>ar~ Municipal Court Judge Russell Bos-But the defendants requested a tht' sailboat which a" Jocked al trom ruled Newport Beach pohct.· prehm1na~ heanng 1n'itead. n;ieaning putihc pier on the Balboa Peninsula conducted an illegal search of the the drug case re turn<; to the ""l''' pon (Plea.e eee DRUG-BOAT I A2) Navy ships playing war games off coast From staff and wire re ports The Navy 1s conductt ng a maim tll'l't tr.11111 ng t.'\t'rll'l' l'tl thl' ""·"' of Southern Cahforn1a, tealunng -tor thl' hf\l llmt• -a ha Ille group led l'ly a battleship instead of an aircraft l'3rrtl'r The exercises. which began T ue~a' and an: l"\fX'~h·ll to 1,,,1 thH'l' weeks. are being held far out to '\Ca and Ml' not \ 11,1hll' Ir nm tht· coastline. according 10 I 1 < ommandN l 1m l a' 1111 .1 '-.n' spokesman stationed 1n the Third Fleet's Pearl Harhor 00\l' 1n HJ\\Jl1 "Th1'l 1S an open ocean hattk group e\n1.1\e u!>in~ 'Jr 1111J' .1fl'.h •ltl the coast trad111onalh uSt'd 1n rcglar tket training l'\cr-l't'' · la' l11r said Thursda:y "We typ1call) nolll) an~ boa\l'f'i or mannl'r' t111t lhl'rl' '-' h1.·rl' '-'1. II he operating or using gunfire." he \:ltd The eAerc 1sc. codc-namcll Read1e\ ~t--2 IC'alun•, the t1a1tk,h1p CPleaee eee NA VY I A 2) Beach erosion has residents worried Little Coro n a beach ·, ; erosio n u nder s t udy. · may just b e cyclical By SllSAN HOWLEn ()I .... 0..., "'-• ..,, l.1t1lc ( orona U\('\1 ll) he " pla\C' "'hen· l..1d~ would pin\ and \OUple\ V1 ould wnlk -a plat't ncarh' rr,1 dtnl\ ,uuld he prou,1 iii Rut tht• tlctl'11or.n1na u)nd111 nn ot tht hcnt h h.i~ furrowed the hrnv.\ ul < 01 on.1 ,kl \far homc..·ownt1\ \I.ho thank th1 landmarl.. 'POI " n,,, hetntt nrn1n mined a" "'ell a' 1t .,hould be Rec;itknt Jame' 1 t apret1 \J1d "'alt'f Ma1n1ng 1ln"n the difh 111 tht "''tll h htt\ li.'\llhC\t 1n i.'fO\lllO 10 l'\"~t·nt \(",1~ 1ha1 "''II n11n tll\' lv.i. h ii '-Omt'thing '' not Jom· •• T ht' 1dN ''to tin,l 11u1"h.1t1 .1n ht· dont' It' \l11p lulthl't 1'111\lllll ( apreu '1td · I he: '' att 1 .ill 111. l..k' dl1v.n and 11 hil<.<"rtXkd '1ttn1ft, ;in1h '-t'"f)\m &°';Hh 1'11lil11 \lqtl l.\ 'l'l«l~C',m.tn h1hn \\,111" '·"ll 1h1111, ha' ,,)ntra' IC'd .l 'tud' "'' thr 1·ny1 n<"<"rtntt llrm 11t \11,lht .tnd '-11. h1 •l i. l<'«'I.. 1nh1 thr Nnhlrm t r.11~ 11 I q•n, the.-cniint'l't 1n , h.u111 ''' !111 \tmh 1,n1t1 hr''·'' hin•d 1hn•1 .,,.,n1h' J~o \l) lrn•k 1n101he l'\\•,\I. h ,·r11''"" hut hi' rcpt1r1 h,1, n111 H't ht",·n "•mrktt·d I hl· rt'Jl<'r1 "ill 1.1k,· l11n111'r 1 11· (''f)t'l ll"d ht'ldll'l' tht <II' h,I, J,~,·d tnr .1dd1t111n,1I intorm,11 11111 • , th• t'lll\ltlO Jnd 11n pt.._,,, •I \l,1~11.11 ,,,111·11n1hc Hu,i..t .1n,1>n '""'·'~''' ~----1-- Lagun~man arrested on drug charge 8~ tht Associatt>d Pres!i ( ,!{-\' f\ '\ \1 \ I aguna Rea1.h man "·1' lha~rd "Ith po ... 'e'""n nl a •11nt1nlkd 'ub!ita nc1· .tltl"r 't;ih· 1)(1ltv1· 1,,11,1 thn '>t'll<'d I\ b p11rnd<.1'! u1,J1at' .ind Ol'dr1' $1 tM)(I """ Rahard /l'l1n'f..l' \-""' ht·rn~ lwltl in tht· ( 1r;int' Jail in lieu of <.:111 10 1 hnnd authont1n <..i1d I hur~IJ\ /1 lin'kl "·1' tr," din!? t'a't nn Int, r't.ltl -lO \.\IWn hr '-'3' S.IOPnt'd "\ dnr,JJ\ ,,, ,, MllllfH' <,IJIC pt1lt1.l' 1Pleau aee ARREST/A2 ) SusAN HOWLETT FOCUS ON THE NEWS I 11ltl ' PIPO.t \\ .111c·1 ,,11.I prd1m1nJf\ 1<"'-ult<. nf th, ,1mh 11hlt• .111 th,11 thr lu'' ul \and 1111 1h1 '><"" h " 11111• Ill nJtural 11•nddl•'t\' I '"·111111' tlh , .. 11,h1111n ot tht ,,,p.J 1, 11l.111'1•h ,1,1hl1 ~ .th<'r ..aid H1 r\l'l.11111•11 th.ti lh1•r1· I' .l rt'IXCUf •111~ 1.1,, .ind µ1n ot 'and JI .ill ,h h\'' ,kpt·11111nv, ••11 th<' 'c.·a.,on "·'"" " "·''hl'\I ·•""' "' tht• v.intt't .111.1 n·111rn' durin~ 1tw 'f'l"n£ Jnd 'urn ml 1 n10n1h' hl .,;.11,\ Au 1 \\ 1 " 1 .11 I..""" lnitt<"t 1 ho t I 111h < "'''"·', \.'ln,h Jn 1.l11c'' '>t'l'm (Pl~•~tee BEACH/A2 1 \ A2 OrangeCout DAILY PILOT/ Friday, February 21 , 1988 Editor's job being auctioned off at Rotary Club fund-raiser By TONY SAA VEORA Ol _Oel!J.._ ..... Ever wonder 11 the new~pnpcr bu\lness 1~ rtall) hke .. l ou Gr..1nt"'1 Ho"' much would )'OU pa) tu linJ out., I hose arc the quc'i\IOn'i poc.cd tu h1dder.. \)Ing s.uurday mghl for the L>a11\ Pilot's "Ed1tor-for-a-Da) ··po~- 111on·. one of the 1tem'i to be auct1ont'd by th e Costa Mesa Rotal) Club Other goodks on the auction block this )ear are a diamond pendant. a gold ~haan. a S200 South Coast Pia.ta shopping spree -w11h a )Car's wonh of ~alct parking -and Sl.300 worth of ad space •10 the Daily P1l0t. the et1u1vulcn1 of a full page. For the third vcar. the Orungt' ( oast newsµal)<'r ~ill turn thl' c<l1 tonal reins o~er fnf a da) to the highest badder Dail ) Pilot Editor Frank Z1n1 wilt be close behind 10 supervise the honoral) boss - who wall lead the daily news meeting. wnte an ed1tonal and also compose a '>tor; lo be published later about the 1ournalist1c C\penence Pas.I C'dllors-lor-a-da\ were Orange C:oa'll YMCA Dartttor Jim OcRoom and auorney Kenneth Wayman. both trustees of the Newport-Mesa Uni· lied School D1stnct. Proceeds from the annual auction will go toward the ch an lies sponsored b) the Rotary Club Last year. SI 2,000 ~as raised and Roi,ary mem· ber Larry Poston said the group wit\ aiming at S 15.000 this ye.ar. A silent aucti on wall be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at 1he Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center. 1845 Park Ave. A voice auction will besin at 8:30 p.m Mesa Pier 1 Imports robbed ThC' S 15 ticket to the e"cnt, including dinner and complimentary codcta1ls. can be purchased at the door. For those who don't fancy 1hc world of JOurnahsm. a smorgasboard of other Items will be . up for bad. Poston said .\n armed robber ~'>lapcd with about $300 1n cash Thursda\ alter holding up a ( o'>ta \1 esa impon 'I tore fhc su!>pctt, dc<,en.bed as a wh 11l' male tx·tY.t'Cn 1~ and ~ \Cars old ordcrcJ an cmplo)CC a , u·npoint to pu1 the register\ 1.·a~h 10 a bag at Pier I Imports at 27 IU Harbor Blvd at ahout 9 p m . < O\ta Mesa polu:c \.t1U l·k 1hen lor1.cd louremplo)eC!> and J 1.ustumcr into a balk room of the ~tore telling them. "Don't call 1he police for fi"e minutes · No one <>a\\. the man ka"t' W11nesseo; Jc!>t'nbed thl' ~uspect a!> S lee1 7 1nchc'> tall with a bush)' rnou<;tache. bro"' n hair and blue eye!> ~·And the auctioneer th as year wall again be Gordon Bowley. so you know it'll be fun. That guy should be on the Jack Parr show. ")le said. Poston said more than S 15.000 won·h of 11emo; wall be put on the auction block. NA VY'SHIPS EXERCISING OFF COAST ... From Al '-cw Jcr<>c) a'>'>Um1ng tht· lead roll· Fourt1.·en other -.h1pc; 1ndud1ng the nudear-powered nu1sn Long Beil1.h arc also paniupaung. thl' :"la"' ... aid The nerc1<;e began JU'>t 1~11 ~1.TI..' 11111.·r Defense Sccn.'ldlJ ( J'>P.H V. v. einberger informed < ongn.''' thl· ~a"> was planning to begin altl'f· nallng Pacific O<.·can deplo~ men\\ between earner battle group\ and ba1tlesh1p group'> That change I'> he1ng made a~ pan ot an effon to rt'dut·e deplo) mcn1 11me!> for all '-a"' <,hips and to mal..t· netter U'\l' ol !ht• \Norld War II-era battleships that arc being mo<lern11ed and n:turned to '>Cr\ ice .\bout H.J<X> men ahoard the 15 ,hips are pan1upating in the exercise ""'h1Ch "'111 pro' 1dt· reahst1c multi· threat. opC"n-oct'an training for par- 11c1 pa11ng units " a<.cording to the \ia\) That total doc'> not include thl' nc~~ of pan1upa1ing submannes The 'i3" ~ rou11neh refuses 10 dis· do'>e the loc;a11on of its '>Ubmanne-; or ho"' man) take pan in a panicular exercise. Besides the New Jersey and Long Beach. the cxercl'>C involves one other cruiser. two dC'stroyers. nine fngates and one suppon ship Van- ous types of aircraft will also pan1c1- pate. flying from bases 1n Cahforn1a that include the Miramar Naval Air Station. Moffett Field and the Manne Corp·s fac1h1y at El T oro. Dnlls will include ant1-submannc and a&all·aircraft warfare. Maritime patrol aircraft from ( anada will also pan1capate. the Navy said. OFFSHORE OIL OBJECTIONS OUTLINED ... From Al <..a<>e nf a national l'mcrgcn1. \ · • "i inc areas oil ( dh furn 1J "'111 ltt postponed for <,ale tx-1.au'>c thn .1rt· con-.1dcred protern:d area'> I h1.· In· tenor Dcpanm«:nt ha' a'>ked tor <,uggl'st1ons for two other area'> ICl ht· dekrrt'J. ··:"Jot onl· .inc ol Orangl' ( ount~ 01.1.•an flour I'> going to he (kkrmJ I lind thJI Jcplorabk · ( 1l'ntr\ "-'Id 1hl'<uum11 unanimou\l~ Jgrt'l'U lo 11ppll'>l' lhl' °'·\l'tlf plJn JnJ '>Uggl'Sll'd ;111 memher'> he pr1.·,1.·n1 Jt J \farch h mccung in Ir" inc \thl'Juled h\ the g11" erno(, unitl' to rett·1" e comment on the subJe<.l fh1.· mel't1ng 'hxal1on " '>1111 unJi:1.1d«:J · fhl'> 1s a poor 11ml' lo '>ell rnourn''> "'hen thn can he sold so l ht•apl~ .. <;a1<l < 11unnlman Nell f 111pat1tl<. rl'femng 10 the rercnl drop tn nil pn1.e~ · I am ama1ed thJt tht·~ are looking lur v.a)'> to anckratl' tht' program 1n\tead ol dnn·kratl' 11.. < oun- c il111a:-!)an l\.l'nne' \aid The council al'io agreed to ..end a council member to Washington. DC on Feb 25 when the House ubcomm111ee on I ntenor .\p- propnat1om will b( working on the Interior's fun ding bill for next }Nlr. Members also agreed to have:-a member at the C ap1tol for the March 5 meeung of the California negot1at· ang 1cam on otTshore 011 dnlhng The b1panisan team has 'iChedulcd J hearing to allov. local oflic1alo. to spcal.. on tht• sub1ec1 BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT QUESTIONED ... Fr om A l u•nt1n ucd thniut1h \.'-t:dnc'>tht\ ~k I\ al''' J '>U'>f>Cl 1 1n \l'\ l'n l'JI lie r rohht·nes lr11n1 \t·nturJ 10 tht· Ha \ \rcJ In Jll 1h1· 2f1-h11ur rcihht·r\ 'prn· :llrtl\\ tlw 1ounl \ nl'tll'd mon· thJO Sii! Mt'' lrom thr I l linanual 1n,111u !Ion\ r Bl 1n\t•,11gJtc11<, .!fl' 4u1.·\1111111111i, '"'"" m ... ·n ht•\IJl'<, \t111 1n u•nm·, 1111n \\llh 'om ... · 11! tht· \.'-t•dn1.·\Ja\ hold· up\ hd1l'H'd 111 • tht• m•1'it ( >ran!£t' < <1unt\ hank he1'1' an J \Ingle <la\ l.1gltt 1n llnl' d.i\ "'' ldr .i<i I kn11"' thal ') J rcLord lu1 lh~· 1.ou nl\ · 'wlld f HI J!£1.·nt f r;rn l.. < .1lln 111 '°'dntJ \nJ I Ii-\,mi h1.· J1dn't t.1111"' •~ h,11 'ourrt•d 1 he dl'I u!£t' 111 r11hho·r1~' Hand110, usudll~ l..cep going until thn ·rclaught and nght now lhert''>a fl'"' that ha,en't hcen apprehendl'd .. < .ti le' ..a 1d f k alsu "'J' un\urc ho\\. man\ of 1h1.· \'-t•Jnl'\d,t\ ht'l'>t\ could l:x; rl'· !Jt1.·d lo thr fi"c huldupr, Tul''>da~ that c-latml'J mughl~ $5 llJO lrnm 1n\t1tu- t111n' in F-uunliun 'Valle\ In inc, r U\ltn [I Torn and l aguna Hill'> \\cha" l'n t had a lot of 11me to \II Jo"' n and \tit through the robbcnc\ 1n the la'>t tv.n da"' -wc·\c been too h u\1 grnng.out 111 tht·m ." he ~1d I huf\d.1~ \fort· than )" 71)0 v.a' ">tolcn ~ 1.•dn«:'>da\ Junng rohben«:s as threi: Han~ ol .\mcraca hranchc'> in Foun- 1..11n \ alh~} and >\nahe1m thret: ftr'>l Interstate Bank ofliles an Laguna Hills. Co~ta Mesa and Newpon Beach. and two financial ins111u11on'> in Tustin. In rusun. pol1re wllared Charle'> f<11c,c. JJ addn:s'> unknown. and Da\ ad Barr 42 of llltno1<>. on 'usp1oon of robbing a \N eils 1-argo branlhat 14601 Redhill >\\eat 11 Sn a m Wednesda)- The suspect\ Y..Cre nabbed ""hile allegcdl} attempting to flee 1n an .\ll1cd Van Lines truck. Police recovered all the monq lrom the heist. about $460 No in1uncs were rcponed or shot<> fired an any of the robbenes BEACH EROSION WORRIES RESIDENTS ... F rom Al to ht.· ilim1111\h1111!1. and thl' ut" " 1.1l..1n& \lt'P' 111 .11ln IJll' the prohlcrn f olJ01.1.1ng lhL'Lllmplt•tt•d rt>pon \JnJ Y..111 he r«:plJtt•d If n1.·l•dt•11 ht· ddd1.•tl "~1Jn\ rc\ldt·nt\ lrnrn \llUO~ up· \tJrl\ t•1 old-11nwr., Jn· l llnt«:rn1.·d .1h•1ut th!' flrtJhkm < .:iprt'l/ \a1J "II'' hl'{n a pllpUl<•r '>POI Im a l11n~ 11rnl' ( aprct1 ''"ti h1' 11111\l'll t11 th1• '°'h irn lllf, .ir1."1 111 I 1• ,,, .111d h,I\ "n 'n:n th1· ~.1d1 .tl I 111k < 111 111 1 1frt1•1111f,tll' t11 ,t r'l\ k\ .111'.t II'\ '111t.1hk t11r v. 1111111~ .111d L,,1d1 m• 1h.tr1 11 ,~.I\ \1-.H' ,1~11 It hil" ph~ '-llJ ll. 'hrunl-.. ,,., -.111· ( Jprt•l1 <,<ml 1 \l·n 111 lull rt·pll-n 1\hmlnl in \Urttrnn < apre11 \<lid th1·r1· .tr~ r·"-~' 11n till' 11tcan t1oor JU\I "thh•H~' nlJ~tnjl Y.Jding unt 11mfort;.ihlt• I h1• wat ... ·r u'>ed to hJ' e ,1 -.and h111t• •rt' hl' "11J :--.cwpurt 8('.H h \1 .111nr Depart- ment Spoke<,m,1n f ),I\\' ll,11\hbargcr ~aid although thr 1·111\11111 1' e' 1den1 ARREST ... From Al roadblmk abou1 l\<11 11111t' •\\''' 11t "vf ilan otl1 u·r.. ,,1111 Poltl·e \a1d thn 111l1.11n1·d J \1.,11 1 h "arrant and l11und • ,,. .nn• ir ,, llarment hag The cocaine 1.1.a' ""11rth nl'.trh $~50 OCJO depcnd1nii 11n "' Pllrll\ ~late pohce naru111 'ollit 1<11\ \Jld MAIN OFFICE v,, ,. .. .. .... 0,.,.,,,.,.,,. 642 Y'A to.~ \ • ,. ••,,. VOL. 78, NO. 52 "11 appt.'dl"\ to u ... lhJI ti I\ 1 ~tltt • fhcrt• hJ\ l' ht.·l'n \ome <,tr11ng pcrnxh •>I "'l'dth1:r · Har.hhargcr .,,11t1 ·Real hl'aH \Uri Jnd lots uf runolT ha'> a tend«:n1.-. to mo' c <,and .. In thl' llJ71J\ the nl\ hu11t a berm· l1kt• \trutturc 1n the Bulk or Morning c ,10\ on area de-.1gncd to t:ontrol the ru1111l1 headtng doY.n to the beach But 1h1.· \tructure has b<.'«:n a 1r•r11,cr\lal l\\Ut'Jmong( oronadd \1 11 rc'IJl'nt., Jnd '>omc "3\ the berm t'.1 11,1d ,1 \IJ)!nattn(I. dTcu 1 rt'311ng m11\q1nl11 111k\ll'd r1 1ol\ of runon 1r11n1 .1b11q· lhl' P.1 ... 1l1t < oav lltgh- \)i, .n "'l'"'P'"' Bealh < ''' C o unulman Bill .\gel' '>a1J hl' 1n 111<Jtcd the ut> l'll,1n in I YX 3 11111101.. into the ero~wn anJ runofT prohlem ··There Y.ere '>lime re.,1dcn1s that not1ted that <,ome ol the sand was gone after thi: m1rms. so I .thought 11 would be a good idea 10 do a study on the problem .. But the wuncllman pornted out 1hat with the law ofgrav11y, the water ha'> to find a way to get down to the beach. 5ome residents didn't hke the Oo"" making a channel of separauon on the beat h but to dam 11 up JUSt 1.reate<> a 5tagnant pool. he said. \NJlter said the engtneenng o;tudy "'a' prolonged tn include factor'i 1n\oh 1ng the berm. and 10 sec what l an he done about the runoff -which ha<, lhanged over the year'\ because of increased construction 1n Corona del I \.far The results of the study are eJCpected 1n about a month. he said DRUG-BOAT·CASE ... From Al fhe iudge also ~t a conicmpt hearing for one of the officer\. after t nt1c111ng him as m1sleadrng and pm-;1bl:r not tnithf ul fhe contempt hearing later wa\ \truhbed and Bostrom·s conlcrn'\ ""t·rr forwarded to the <irand Jur) h)' I udge ( hmtopher 5troplC'. then prc- "drng Judge of Harbor< oun l hr { rrand Jur,. ul11matel}' cleared tht· Poh1.t> Depanment <\t thc-rt"quc'lt nl the D1<11nct .\ ttorney's office. the rur. 1n~ted the ~anta <. rUT men about a week later The ca~ is belteved to bC' the largcoit '>uch drug seizure ever made rn 'lewpon Beach The confhcated man1uana was e'it1ma1ed to have a o;trect 'alue of about SI 0 mil hon According to narcotics officer!>. the man1uana was moved from Col· omh1a. through thC' Panama <.anal and up the WC"st ( oa$t The sailboat wa~ guided into ""'ewpon Harbor to takC' on fuel and supplies. oflicC'r'i said Delly Piiot o.ltvery la Ouar1nteed Justcall 642-6086 V i., :•r t J "Q' ,. ... ,. .. ..,.,,. r..•l~ t>, .... ' ,., • :,.• ')f• • ' .., •"'4 f ':Ai' CC-Ch "" t• 1* ·--··t!Ml v. hat do ~ou lake about the Datly P1lot11 What don't yllu like" (all 1he number above and your me-. .... gc 1.11111 he recorded. trtnscnbC'd and de· h\CrC'd to the .;ippropnate editor fhe ~me 24-hour answC'nng sen: ace may be u'ed 10 record letters to the editor on an)' 1op1c ( Qntnbutor~ 10 C>Ur utter\ column must include 1hrir name and IC'kphont number for venfica11on T elh u~ what\ on \'OUr mind Clrculetlon T•lephonff WEATH ER - ---- Fair weather finally arrives Fa.Ir lk!M end moetly eunny --.11Mr wlll thine over th• Orang• Cout todey. the Netlonal Wea.ther Service aald Some high clouds wlll accompany warmer •f1emoon1 today and Saturd•y. with highs both days In the upper &Oa to mid 701 Lowe tonight wlll r1nge from 43 to 53 High clouds over mountain resort• wlll accompany temperatures ranging from '48 to 58 today, dropping to the low to mid 301 tonight A smell cr1ft advisory 11 In eHect lot the lnnet coast at waters from Pt. Conception to Dana Point due to \ll&Sterly winds 15 to 26 knots through this evening. Light and v1rlablewlndswlll bec:omewdtt to southwest tO 10 t6 knots this etternoon and evening. The southwest swell ls 2 to 3 feet. High cloudlneu at times, otherwise fair through tonight U.S. Temps HIQll•. -ll'>fOUQll 5 p m Thu<.Oey HI &.o AJl>llny 38 32 Alouquet-SS 43 ........ 111o $8 29 A.ncNl<age 13 10 Atlantt 79 S2 AllentlC Cll• 43 38 Autlln 97 S7 Baltimo<• 40 39 SWno• 21 00 111r...ing,,.,,, 1 a 4t 81amerCll -02 ·24 60IM •• 29 Botton 41 31 euneio 43 33 ButUngcon. v1 40 34 C-34 IS Char ... ton S C SS 57 OMrtotte ~ C 77 4"3 crwyen,.. ?3 1 a Cntcego 38 30 C11'Ct1W11t1 63 •2 C-and 41 3t Columbia.$ c 80 47 Columbua. °" S3 36 ConcotO.H H 311 2$ 0..-FI Worth 78 S2 Oey\Oll 55 .31.. o.n-28 18 0.M-lS 11 Qel(()ll 36 33 El P111<1 76 47 F alrbenk• 03 · I 6 Fl909tan 49 34 Grand ~01 ~I 32 Gr .. i Fallt 3) ·22 Gr..,sboro NC S7 40 H"1lat0 39 3 I -· 18 19 Honolulv 83 61 Houlton 87 55 1ne11enapo119 58 39 Jtctc1at1M1 83 ~ .M-. 23 oe Kanau City 32 20 l.M VtQIJ lllll• Rock l OUlt ....... Memc>N9 Miami 8eecll Mldtnd--OoeMa Mllweu-• Mple·St Paul Nun VIiie New Ottetnt New Yor~ Norlotk.Va Otit.noma Cll~ Omllll• Orlen<IO Pt>tledellJll .. Pl\oenb. Pin.OU•Ofl Poro.,.., o. Pro\l\Oence ==••y AlllO AIClltnonO ·~ Lout1 SI Pele T tm!MI Sall Lake Ctl'f San Anlonto San Juan' p " s .. u .. Sllfewc>orl ..SloMa F 8111 St>O'l-Syrecu11 TOC>9ka Tucson ru1 .. WU111091on W~M• Extended ee o 13 S4 ee •3 80 41 ee ee ae 4& 35 28 09 OS 78 40 80 ~ 42 33 4S 42 62 34 15 °' eo 63 4 I 37 7t 69 ~ la 42 33 44 32 S8 43 .. 03 40 35 47 43 44 31 80 6t 47 39 97 SI ., t7 •• 29 89 55 oe .oo. 30 oe 42 3S 31 21 73 50 81 31 4S 40 33 n f .. 1 0UflllQ Sundsy ll>•OUO'I IUHOay e>e<IOO ••cei>I IO< some "'9nl -m0<ning io.. clooO• atono 1"9 co .. 1 .. 1ly l....Oay Hlgnt In 11\1 tntd 801 tO miel 70• LOW. tn the •Os~ IOwe< 501 Calif. Temps H1gnt. low1 1111ough 5 pm lnur.Oay Appia Valley SI 48 8•k .. 1tield 65 ... Bertlow 65 5 I Bffumont 59 4 I OlQ 8Mr 47 2S B•9ftel9 sa 2s 8lyt"9 72 SI C.leltna S3 S2 Cutv., City 69 49 fw.81la. .,., --.v •• ..,.., 86 48 Lancu1., S8 43 l'1"Q Beach 87 50 life ~· 119 S3 M ary1vUle 80 5 I Monrovia 7 I 48 Mont-72 47 MOOl•ey S2 52 Mt W~IOtl SO 33 -14 -s5-New9Qtl Be•~ ~ S3 Oallletld 59 52 Ontano 63 49 Palm SP<•no• 82 •ll Peua...e 89 48 Pato Rot>"'• 63 42 A1vert10. 83 46 Aeo 8Mt S9 49 ~City 63 50 SIGc,amef'IO 8 t SO Satonu 63 47 San Bernt•O•'li 63 46 San G•I:><* 70 •8 San Oie&o ~ 53 San Fren<:l9Co 60 se S..-.Jo,.. ~ 47 Sant• Ana 68 ~ Sant• Bar 1>•11 S•nl• Cru1 Sant• Ma11a San1a Monte• Scoct11on T""oe Valley r.,,,_ YOMmC<•Vly S7 44 S9 SO 64 50 llO 62 82 47 38 30 u so 4S 31 Surf Report lOCATION aCDOllllC· TIOfl Zuma e.ecn 2·3 SW Sanla Montee 3-5 SW ~ 8eac:I> 4 S SW San 0ie9oCouniy 4-S SW Outlooll for S.turoay Utti. cneno- Tldea TOOA'I' Flrt l IOW 12 46 am 2 4 Finl h~h 86'a m Sf s.con low 2 07 pm 07 Second "'9" e 42 pm 3 8 aATUllOAY f"lnc IOW l 23am 2 I F1r1t~h 7 30a m St Sec:on IOw 236p m 0 9 Secoro "'Qh 90t p "' 40 Sun ,,_ IOOay ti 8 32 a m "'° Mii llQlln at 5 O p m M00<1 ,._ IOOay at 2 •e pm AllO .. 11 llQlln II 4 5e I I!\ DISTRICT ORDERED TO ADMIT BOY ... From Al c p1d em1olog1!>t l>r I homa' Prende~ast. the pre~cnce of the l\J D~ an11bod1es present\ "no ~ub~1ant1al nsk to him. his clac,smate~ or mcm· bers or the school <;ta ff 1n nor mat school attendance .. Prendergast suggc'ited. ho"' n er the bo)-be re-naluatcd in \I'\ month' Scoville said there 1<> nothing to <,uggest Phipps is suffering from th~ deadly disease itself or should be considered contagmu\ "I don't see an) danger 10 the othn 17.000 student<; 1n the d1s1ne1." the Judge added. Merwin ..\uslander th1.· attorne~ representing Deborah Phipps. said ht• 1~ confi dent the 1 l·>ear·old will Ix· back 1n •Khoo! '>oon He said a date probabl:r wall be agreed upon ne\I v.eek "Well, \\l''rr certa1nl} not going to ignore a court order... Dr. Jell Herdman. a <;dmol d1str1rt a<l· m1n'itrator i,.11d wh1·n reacheJ tor 1.ommcnt I lerdman '>atd bet .111\1.• ol honw tutoring. Ph1pp\ t0uld prohJhl~ he <1drn11ted to cld\'> 1mml'd1.itcl> without being plat«:d at ;.i karninjl d1-;ad' antagt' Da.,.id Lar~en. an attonll'\ for thl' \Choo) d1Strlll , \Sid 'ithool adm1n1~· trators aren't llkel> tn t h:tllcngc 'ico" 111c·., rulrng. "T heir concern "'a~ c;1mpl~ to gt•t a tomplele medical naluat1on .. hl' c;a1d. "And no"' "'e ha~c •l ·· ·\11<,l:rnder said Ph1pp'c; aunt ha'\ 1r1ed Y.1thout 'IUCt'C'i'i s1me .\ugu~t to p.el the school d14'tnC't tu make a move. He said the d1•.tr1ct ignored the 1s\uc un11I the aunt filed the lawsutt and then med to par1f> her by 1ncrca<;ing home tutori ng 10 10 hours a v.eck ··r,l' heen unable to untlcr'itand the \t h11ol d1\tnu or its po<;1t1on Imm tlw c;1:11 r." tlw aunt '>a•d "It SCl'm'> lih· "l' u1uld hJ'l' :no1dcd all th1-. .. But I ar'>1.·n \Jtd II v..a-; the aunt'~ ltka IO rull the ho)-from class orig111all} I 11.• 'aid dl\tnr t offinals were under the 1mprc'i'i1on \he wa) satl\fied with home tutonng '\\e""e ne,cr had much <11rer1 c11mmuni1.at1on \\Ith h1.•r." he said Ph1ppc;. v..ho <;ecmed c;lrghtl} mer· "'helmed h> the throng of repont'rs of th<' telc\ 1'\1on ltflhtc;. c;a1d he 1c; looking lorward to making frn:nds and being 1eacquu1nted with uthcr' when he returns to school "I want to go to school:· he said --------- 71te Otdedt eaepet e"mpa1111 911 eati/"e11ia 7'eede11td: /eotvring fiber of DUPONT ANTRON ,,, ., .......... We've lowered our already low prices on some of the most beautiful carpeting you'll find anywhere ... Lees Carpets Pattertntd Cut &. loop: fi\/uon !flat will Sliy fresh lor 111r\ os f,al111~ 1n th1\ lovtly "'Pl'' w1lh its wisually eit1llnR cul & IOoo construrhon Flna.DCllll Avtiltble ('.aht.wa Heavy, Dense, P\lsh li~ndsome 1~1can<' \I~ allchly 11nl1multi1nlo1 \ly'1nR ,.,. tombin~d 1n 1h1\ 11111( 1 OUf\landinR ,.,~, Tone-On-T ont M1tbltlztd P\lsh: . . .. c.ci-· '-mu ~· "Family Owned Since 1879 ' 2927 S. Bristol Street, Costa Mesa South of South Coast Pleza 751-2324 Store Hours Mon·Frl 9 6 Sat 10 S (.oc\1.1'"4'1 ..... ~ IUM ALSO IN LOS ANGELES• LONG BEACH