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1986-06-08 - Orange Coast Pilot
-------- -- ORANGE COAST LISTEN , PARTNER .. WE1RE GONNA ~AVE TO USE SOME STRATE6'1' ~ERE ... I -- WE MAY J.tAVE TO STALL .. I PONT ~AVE ANY S~OELACES .. I DON'T EVEN ~AVE AN~ 51-tOES! GARFIELD ® . HOLP THE PIVIN() 80ARP 5TEAP~OPIE SUNDAY, JUNI I, t ... FIVE .Two? -. . -. -- -. - W~EN I 6\VE YOU THE WORD, BEND OVER AND TIE '(()UR S~OELACES OKAY,LfT'S GIVE IT A TR&,> I . . . YOUR HlllTDIN DAllY PAPIR -THIS IS SERIOUS ... , . . - b Jim Davis OOT OF TMf WA~, MOTT! I 'LL 0E T~f S:IRC:,l TO TR4 TMI~ 5WIMMfNCt POOL. MA&.'BE WE SHOOLP CHEC~ THO!>E A95EMBLY INSTROGTION~ AGAIN ' . I l • DENNIS THE MENACE ,..,...~~" Me an' a bunch or -fhe -fe llas are plannin' a special Fathers Day reat ~ oor dads! I • • SURE, JEf:l:'Y ! AND TMEV MAVE • LOTc;, CS ~\Ef'OS TO TALK iO-- TMAT'S THE WAV L..ut'--- 006S LEAi<N ~111.. TMlNGS! Mean' Joey an' Tommy on' Billy an' a f e-N &thers! Well, we're not just gonna PLAY rur -fathers ... ' BOO< \NA MINUTE, SAM~ I'M GC;)tN' TO ~E ~\RE HY~T. JUDGE PARKER b Harold Ledoux A LAWYER BY THE NAME OF SAM DRIVER! WHO ... W HO WAS THE M AN WHO DROV E YOU HOME 10NIGHT, HEATHER? I CALLED HIM WHEN I WAS TOLD KIM HAD BEEN ARRESTED! HE WENT DOWN TO THE POLICE STATION AND ARRANGED FOR HER TO BE RELEASED AND TAKEN iO THE ~PlTAI-! -- PLEASE, DON1T SAY Tf-tAT! IT ONLY INFURIATES ME,,. BECAUSE I KNOW THAT TOMORROW OR THE NEXT DAY YOU'LL BE DRUNK AGAIN! • • THIS WAS QUITE A DAY FOR ME, HANK, .. WHAT WlTH YOUR MAKING A FOOL OF YOURSELF AT THE CLUB - AND KIM GETTING STONED! ' I'M SORRY, DARLING! ' . - DOONESBURY by Carry·Trudeau . HE!l&'S 7Ht "11Nl>UP. .. THCPITOI ... WE.LL I IHl5 15 lX>OR FINAL REPORT FROM HAllEQS COME.I BE.FORE I kEAVE ~E 50'...AR ~IEM ! ,AND TIRED OF KITTY BEIN' SM,ARTEf<. rHAN ME ON 1H1 QUl'Z1.ES · · · .. w~o NEEl>S 'cM? .,__ _____ ......._ __ _____ 1 HEARD f:OME. WE.NT1srs WERE SPECUU\11N& 11-fAI 1 ~ BE BRJEAK/NG APART.' OUTTA My WAY! W~L~, THAi'S AL L OVER. NOW·· A Wl-loLE SUMMER of NOTMIN' TO Do! HER£ I~ 15 ! 1HE E~D OF IHE SOLAR ~EM ! I OOPE I'M 57HJ. ... IN ONE PIECE WME.N 1 Rtr~! I ~PE QOO ARE Ta:> ! by Ferd and Tom Johnson SEE ,ALL OF Bot I S'Uf<E .. TIREDOF you Bozos ~a TIRED 'vVORRYtN ' NEXT YEAR! OF 'SEE/N1 TH' ABOUT WHO'S · SAME OLD B l<J0ER'N FAC~S. , ME ON TH., _ PL,AY· ... :.__· GROUND . ---------------------~~--~-- ' u ID B ..... e w e £ I> s by -r~ . . so I SUPPED INTO THE OL'. SATll'v ANP LACE .•. f f St.lr 4ttr~ction') ,.... EVE.k'Ye>ODY' 5tT DOWN A.ND GtT COMFVI --·~J~._.. __ , . ~~ ' ' WJ.\ICI-\ Bl\"TJ.\lNG SUIT 00 YOU TJ.\INI' IS Rl6HT FOR "YOU'RE PP-O~A r>L V WON'7ERI f\k:;- I I ljl/, W'Hy' l'M WE.Af\lN& MY WEDC7Jf\J6' GOWN! 0 I KNEW TAAT v-JA6 A Ml~TAKE. T~E MINUTE. 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You are asked to restore the dvee original words. I ~2 6 \.' .7.. 7 • ~5 ! ·9 V-10 .. CAN YvU TRUST YOUR IYES? There art at ltast ti• differ· ences In dr1wtn9 dttellt INtw"" top Ind bottom P1Nl1. How quickly can you flM '"-"'' CM<k •Mwen with those below. Clue· All three share the same last three ....... _.. .... -'---"--------~~------J lettm. ....-., OVER VllWl Whet'• mlulng from thle rodeo aceM? To find --.....-~. ~ ...... ~ P9'Qll to WJot • fk-.i " ll'UIH t ,.,,.._, ti ~ I .,._, II ~ MIJ. I ... PSUIQ c ~ 1 .. ,,,... 1 out, add co.,neottng Un•• 1 to 2 to 3, •to. .. . For Better or For Worse · . f\LL RtGHT-l HA'JE-HAD1fi\5 MESS UP· lb HE.RE.I! STAR\ CL.EANl~G UP-. R\GHT NQo(( MICHAE.L,Ya.J PIC.K UP ALL T.lt\E-IRINGS 1HRI YOO ePolJSHT OUT. EUZABE.Tt\ r ( YOO PICK L>r ALLOFYM :JJt. 1HIN<3S ... SPELLBINDER ., SCORE 10 'Point' tor u1lnt all the l-11er• 1n th• w0rd below tp lorf'r\ . tv.o complete words 'ARTICLE ~~~-~ . . . . -. . . 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I 6006\.\T 1~E. 5AME. 5TlJPl0 CARO~ by MacNe11y ,. t ' 2 GOLD COAST Sunday June 8 1986 APPETIZFR Fast, fun food with easy A commuter service that is the ftrst step toward implementing o comprehensive transporto11on management program for the Newport Center business comple.< is .. mder way transportation The Newport Center Com muter. 11.mded by The Irvine Co ••a!lu•1c•k•a•n•d•f•un-ea•t•m•9•0•p•t•10•n•s•• and operated by the Orange without Imes ore now available in Courty T rons1 1 D1str1ct tOCTD free shuttle service that will transport workers and visitors around Newport Center Monday through Friday from I 0 30 a m to 2 · 30 p m The two shuttles will stop 01 16 key points w1th1n ·the c..enter every 7 8 m nutes Crowford said. • • • ~so, the dong of the trolley will be heard the Newport Beach City Council hos approved a one year test program that w 11 provide a beach-area shuttle as of June 1 Newport Center Fashion Island uses two 18 passenger min1buSl:'S Throughout the summer 10 new to carry Newport Center em food carts will otfer for sole ployee:s to and from wor~ on W c.e'd'"ys according to Charity popcorn, hot dogs, fruit iUtCes and "' ~ v mineral waters fresh fruit, ice Crov. ford Irvine Co transoor. The 36 seat 1920s style trolleys w 11 irove Balboa Penin - sula Coast Highway Newport Center and Corona del Mor Fore s 50 cents cream and assorted other fun •a• on management adm1nistr0tor foods The :arts will be located n the Robinsons courtyard near Broolts Brotners and Bulfums and will be open 10 30 o m to 6 o m do Ir noon 10 5 pm. Soturdov otid Sunday famous label.s· ?3f,<j·kT ,~ : 5.Ju·.,r, .~(-. ~. ~ .... z .. 111; This new program represents the first '1rT1e OCTD is prov1d1ng a public irons t serv ce underwr11ter (; r a C' vOh? corrporiy (rowfor:J sod A s: oor 1 ol 1he oroqrorr so Fv'd ng for the pro1ec1 w II ome from advertising income generated lrom theJrolley s1de- ooords and The Irvine Co. On the Cover ... Cosey, 9, and McColl, 6, hold the crown to rrioke dad Kent Freund! 'King for a Doy' on June 15 when they celebrate Father's Doy Brothers and s sters ready 10 101n tne solute with gifts ore Chris 18, and He1d1, 19, lot left I and Eric, 14, and Nancy 17 The Freundts, including mom Barbaro, will gather ot The Center Club for o royal' Father's Doy brunch Freund! runs a full-service insurance company for T ronsomerico life Companies in Newport Beach. The robe worn by Freund! and the crown ore from the .c-0!.iume dQPor ~meAt..ol South Coo~t ~er tory Theatre GOLD COAST 1s a special publ1cot1on of the Orange Coast Doily Pilot and Newport Center /Fashion Island Photography: lee Poy,..e Editor· Vida Deon Art Design: Steven Hough . nczwpt l::xz.ad. 4'1 raehlor. ,c:,lond. 1 "1 m ~ r:tJ7o ~.o..>;:::1 rr.or. +_t.n..ifn 10am 1..09f1Ir. sa• .J' :ltTJ lOa m to6pm "Jr~ .::>,~r ~y n(X)n to Sp m 'W{Z.5t,wood V1 l loqcz. 1001 'WQ.eiw..o:xi bf vd 21.)1209·3273 DISCRIMINATING -----OPP ____ Give Dad o gilt of 1 m ... let h1rrt lill rh1s gold en bo~ed time copsulr:: N 1h mem'ories to .be opi:1l"ed at o later dote Comes w11r. sealer special pen and chemicals to preservP those fatherly rreosures It's ""I $ 150 at Benchley luggage ltd 125 Fashion Island Comp11ed by Corot Humphreys Most VIP dads love to dress up and the perfect tu.<edo accessories ore 14K gold-filled mono- grammed shirt studs For $67 50 you'll receive three studs plus cufflinks. A polo IUI shirt IS $97 50; Brogoro shoe $ 165, and Cole Hoon lizard shoes ore $ 29 S Of course. 11 he needs o new 1u1 Gory s and Company. l 19 Fashion Island, nos those TOO il>utpn l O'Jrert-S floto T u1 s ovofoble for $67 S The little boy in every dad w1ll lo11e the Mogul tender locomot111e of the Denver R1o~Gronde im- ported from Germany by l G B. This ultimate toy train is priced al $599 but tracks and odd1t1onal cars ore eJttro At K orls Toys. 50 Fashion Island Phorogrophy by David Muronoko Gifts ideas for that hard to shop for Dad Everything from fun to fantasy and the ultimate Warp 'that allows Dad to build his own crazy roller Father's Doy gilts ore being offered by Newport coaster with a battery operated elevator that sends a Center Fashion Island retailers for Dad's big day on steel boll down a lost track of tubing w th hooks and June 15 turns. Four versions ore offered and range in price ROCKY MOUNTAIN FUDGE'S gdt suggestion from $25 to $70. indulges Dad's fantasy of o M6rcedes Benz and a Father enthus1ost1c over the upcoming Statue of Rolls Royce 1n white chocolate for $12.95 If you liberty centennial? LAW RENCE ROSS G A U ERIES wont the real thing, EllESSE offers the uh1mote offers a choice of lour pieces of white wall sculptures packaged gift: A color-coordinated tennis warm-up entitled.· lady liberty," "liberty Dip Tych," suit, o Ferron 18 karat gold watch and o red 328 GTS ' Portrait of liberty" and "light of liberty" from automobile for o mere $68,840! $1.800 to $3 ,000 THE TANGO CLUB'S novelty gift idea 1s o THE OPTIC Al SHOP OF ASPEN suggests rubberiied "bolo" tie in white with red, block or blue 1ewel box gilts with its 14 karat gold rimmed slides for $30 and is a spoof on the trod11 1onol sunglasses for $ 1,400 and a Porsche leather Wesrern version wrapped pair with silver frames for $350. If your Dad 1s into the art of fashion, Still another fashion fun tern ore "braces,' THEODORE MAN offers oll1gotor or snakeskin belts popularly known as suspenders, in hot primary colors with handsome silver horse head buckles exclusively silks and cottons from AT EASE for $30 each featured from New Yor~ 's MusPum of Modern Art "Fatherhood," the book authored by TV 's priced from$ 1.000 number one star Bill Cosby, 1s a timely gift from And 11 Dad is a camper or yachtsman, the Doubleday Books at $ 14. 9 5. For the Dad into perfert gdr might be o Filo insulated s1.x pock cooler photography, VIDEO CONCEPTS believes 1n bog offered by FORTY LOVE for $38 treating him to on eight m1lltmeter camera and rOREVER CHILDREN understands lather's recorder 'Comm Corder" sure to be o favorite 01 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~o~sc~1~na:1o_n_w~1t_h_to_y_s_o_n_d_h_o_s_c_o_m_e_u_p_w~1t_h_o_'_'S_p_o_c_e--.-~$-l_._4_9_9_. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- COrv~lr JG SU~ JOA Y ~UGUST 24 ( x )11) CC) AST A :;pecrol S8C t1or1 r)nntetJ ex- lu')IVPly !or F rJc:.h1on Island MPrdwn1s . PrPrJr nted nnd in s,_ rt Pd tn to tr r Dail v P1·nt on Augu'5't 24 1986 Ovr.•rr1u1 01 2 500 copies d1s - tr1butPd throughout Newport (Pr)l, ... r Advertising Deadline Monday, A ug . 11th Contoct Jon Phares at 642 -432 l ext. 260 ·- We've Got the Original ~perry Topsider C" VO s -ConVos Ol<fotd Several great colO~ to choose from &~~~~ 56 FASHION ISLAND · NEWPORT BEACH · ( 714) 644 5070 • ,. • ••• MffifYOUR Bip throws spotlight on 'N ewMan' --·8y JOYCE SCHERER BODLOVICH B1p owner Jerry Kushner de scribes his storefront as a 1ewel box. His visual concept seems ac- curate; the store's name is written In bold, gold letters with a bright red dot crowning the 'i' against a clear glass display window. Inside the jewel box, the style is modern deco with lots of mirrors and white oak. B1p, located on the upper level of Atrium Court of Fashion Island 1n Newport Beach, is the only New Man store m Orange County The European New Man line fills the display windows with a com fortable, sporty look that spills over onto the store's rods and shelves. "All ages con wear New Man; it is not trendy and appeals to men, women and children," Kushner said. "We sell shirts, jackets, pants, sweats and sweaters. The material is primarily natural f 1bers. . lOO percent cotton or wool. The New Man line coordi- nates all of its designs. The New Man slogan 1s.'for people who -aon"'f fake casual dressing cas- ual.' " Pick a gift to suit the special dad Every father 1s unique. So this Father's Day, why not select a gift that is as unique as your father or husbdnd? lhe chotCe should be easy w ith this sum· mer' s rich array of men's Kushner evidently takes that slogan seriously; on this port1cular day, he has donned a total.New Man look; white jeans, matching 1acket with snaps and pockets, a striped yellow /white cotton shirt and white bucks. . "You know ... everything in the clothing industry eventually comes back," he joked, pointing to his white buck shOes -shoes made popular 1n the 19 50s by Pat Boone. "When I was 1n the wholesale business, we would try 11 / grew up_ in a very supportive family. W e all laughed a great deal in our home; we always had a good time. Today, my family and anyone that works for me will tell you that things are pretty much th e same way. II to bring back an era, but just slightly altering the clothing style with either a new fabrication or changing the button arrangement, or slimming the collar somewhat." The New York-born Kushner, who admits to being a young 54 years old, said he spent most of his adult life involved in the wholesale manufacturing industry. Titles in- cluded notional sales manager and vice president of Bordoy Knitwear fashions . The ma1or news is the ex· plosion of color, most notably 1n traditional looks associated with correct business dressing, ac- cording to the C.F. Hathaway Co., manufacturer of men's shirts and neckwear. Classic tailored shirts, 1n new fashion pastels such as pink, lavender, peach and aqua, look fresh with suits in khaki, tan, navy or gray. Another trend to note is the for over 25 years. "I did well in the wholesale business, but I wonted a change. My wile, Dorothy, calls it a mid-life crisis. Of course, I realize I am a bit late for the typical crisis, but you know, people ore living longer today. . . so actually, I am right on schedule," he said toughing. Kushner's entrance into the r.eta1I world came about through the purchase of a croissant business m Son Diego. "Five years ago," he ex· plained, "I bought a croissant :::;:. store that hos developed mto three other stores all located tn San Diego. My son Gory manages the business." Kushner remembered how fascinated he become with the phone calls he made daily to his son in regard to how soles had gone I or the day. "In the wholesale business, I always did a lot of entertaining, made lme presentations and, ultimately, I would get confirma- tion from department stores or chains. But ... I would '\.ever see the sales outcome for weeks or sometimes months," he said. "What intrigued me about the retatl business was that immedi- ately I knew what kind of day we had. I became engrossed with getting the sales figures from the croissant busilless and evaluating whether we had a good or bad day." retailing. "I thought retailing would be too confjning ... too many hours. In the wholesole business, you sorta' could get up and make a trip somewhere .... Retailing meant, to me, being cooped up in a store all day. ''But since I opened B1p, I've learned that my preconceived ideas were not accurate. I enjoy this business for a combination of reasons. Primarily because my staff of six ore all excellent, they make 1t so easy for me," he said. Kushner said his personal cus- tomer service 'attitude' could be compared with on actor who performs in a movie or appears ma Broadway show. "Since I haven't done a movie or Broadway show m years," he 1oked, "I was eager to hear the crowds again. I like the applaµse." Kushner laughs and jokes a lot. He is a man who understands the word enjoyment. "I grew up in a very supportive family. We all laughed a great deal 1n our home; we always had a good ltme. Today, my family and anyone that works for me will tell you that things are pretty much the same way," he said. Bip's manager and buyer, Sand· ra Ouellette, reaffirmed Kushner' s words. "He invented the word 'fun,' " she enthused. "He's absolutely wonderful; so special. .. yet he has the ability to make everyone else GOLD COAST Sunday Jun" 8, 1986 3 Kushner admitted he is still amazed by how much he enjoys (Please see BIP /Pqge 41 181p1s Jerry Kushn~r with a New Man look. increasing importance of subtly- patterned shirts. Sport shirts have token on a new, relaxed styling, and colors have been expanded to include more brights and pastels. For weekend wear., casual shirts also come ma new range of textures, just right for Dad's comfort and relaxation. To help make your gih-91ving easier, here are some shopping suggestions for gifts your father or husband might en1oy: •Make it easy for' him to coordinate his shirts and ties by <t> giving him both. You can mix patterns along a common color line, whether it is one of the new f am ion pastels or a traditional favorite such as yellow, "%.hiM or blue. •Personalize your gift w ith pattern. For example, surprise the business-correct dresser with dress shirts in elegant graph checks, windowpanes, tat· tersalls and stripes -and with lies 1n popular paisleys, over sized dots, tapestries or classic neets. He'll be extra pleased 1f yo,µ slip a calculator and pen set mto the podet of his cotton blended shirt. It's 1ust the right personal touch. •If he's a sports fan, tuck two tickets to an upcoming baseball game into the pocket of his brand new poplin, box plaid shirt. . •Suggest spending lime together relaxing with him Give your lather or husband golf bolls, a kite or other token of the leisure moments you'll en1oy. Then give him the versatile shirt he con wear while relaxing - a comfortable, cotton seersucker, pullover-type duffle shirt with a knit collar. •Surpt1se him with the '50s look that has fresh lashion- appeal. Bring the year back to mind with sunglasses, a straw fedora and a lively graphic print shirt. TAI IAI ~I LTD .. •• The thirq Sunday in Ju is officially obse ~ ther's Day in th .. , 11 <lay when the sire is supposed to get special treatment from his children, rand probably get special . consideration from the whole family in his pursuit of his favorite . . . act1v1t1es. In today's Gold Coast, t we feature some well · known-fathers posing with some of their children and dressed appropriately for their favorite diversions. : (a. .. ',",, ;:) t)T j°)(: ! c-:a.l<U:.t\On of (\nz tJ~:il tlonel dotlung ~ r. .1 p t • ...IQ.a r fbr m<Zn , wornz.n ar id 't.J:.Jys !fq foshv .. >r 1 1slm1d, nq,wport hz.och, 6't't 50 JO h{ 'Jrn r .. on ~,hru fr1 lOtnr. to 9pm sot 10om to6prn sun neon t.o5pm. • ~· Cologne for Father's Day makes scents Searching for the 1cleol father's Doy g1lr 2 PPrhops yo u cori get some pointers from some popular gilts given to dads in the post In ancient Chino, offspring honored their fathers on a special occasion with a beoutif ul robe that BIP ... from Page 3 was o tribute too lifetime of och1eve""P.nt -what the Chinese called o 'longevity robe " for on Afr1ron D nko Jr1besmon, the mosr wqnderlul gilt he could possibly receive from o loving son was the skin of the first lion the courageous youth hod ~illed If re it her of those ideas strike your fancy, perhaps this notion will bring the sweet smell of success to your search for the perfect f orher' s Doy gift o fragrance set for o fabulous father A n assort ment of fragrance gift sets hove been designed by the Mennen Co IO oppeol IO d1ff erent types of men possible In fact. when she comes to Coliforn10, she helps in the store She loves $&lling and helping people coordinate outfits," he around him feel even more said. special." Kushner said he w10 c;ipen Kushner, who moved 10 Coli another B1p store 1n Septembef, forn10 six months ago, sard at which will be located 1n long present he is bi-household \ Island. Wile Dorothy and dough· ' I om l1v1ng 1n Newport Beach. tArs Nancy and Terry will operate but I still maintain our family home the srore 1n long Island. My wile owns a ' They're chomping at the bit to business colled lace Chocolates get started," he maintained, laugh. which is based in long Island. The 1ng business keeps her very busy, but Kushner hos had quite o year. she travels out here os much as w ith a number of first time ex •I and their lifestyles If dad's a forward-looking fell ow, the M11!1ono1re by Mennen gift set -w hich comes with cologne and matching stick de odoront -may inspire him to greater success with its soph1st1 coted and elegant appeal 11.dod·personif 1es mascul1n1ty, ind1v1duol11y ond independence, the Howk by Mennen gift set combination -which comes with cologne and ofter shove -may be the best choice Whichever gift you choose, don't neglect to give 11 along w ith the best Father's Doy gift of all - your love. "My son and his wife presented us with o new grandson named Jord1 Ian," he boosted "I've dubbed him the 'Baby Refr1ger otor' because ~e weighed in al o healthy 9 pounds 3 ounces. In fact I 1ust gave tum his f 1rst New Mon shirt." To Kushn er, the role of father hos always been his most important rob . "I om very close to my children. I en1oy kids, ond besides -I wouldn't know what else to do for aggravation," he kidded " ' Father's Day time to spice up dad's . wardrobe NEW YORK lAPl -Father's Doy is always an opportunity 10 augment dad's wardrobe with a few well chosen gifts. It's also on opening to give the man 1n your Iii e -whether you call him dad, son grandpa or honey - a clothes lift. says fashion expert Pot Rushin. "Fear of fashion con cnmp on attractive man's style, but you con help him expand his conservative tastes by introducing him to new colors and patterns,'' sous Rushin , •senior color and fabric coord1 naror Eastman Chemical Products, Inc She offers some suggestions for giving a gentle push 1n a more forward looking fashion d1rect1on "Men ore looking to 'M1am1 soft' shades in shirrs, ponrs and 1ackets," she soys "These 'new neutrals' such as peach, pale yellow and mini green ore ideal coordinates You con build on entire wardrobe around them Dad doesn't hove lo give up his gray and beige poplin and tropical weight trousers 10 odd a little color 10 his fashion life, she points out • How about a peach or yellow short 1n lieu of white 2 These new neutrals work well w11h gray, n'?"'.Y and khaki. Even color-shy dads like pole blue -second only to white 1n shirt soles .'' Men's sportswear designers ore also d1pp1ng their brushes into a bright palette of colors magen- ta , 1ode, turquoise, blue and red, Rushin notes These lively hues odd p1zzo1 to dad's wardrobe," she soys Make a bright color a variation on a familiar theme by selecting a shirt w ith a •rod1t1onol cut for instance a sport shir1 but 1n a bright toned plaid. Or look for a classic colored knit shirt edgad w ith rainbow hues on collar and sleeves "M1x1ng patterns is the latest fashion trend for both women and men Coordinate patterns of d1f I er en I scale with matching color~ for a new look," she odds Storr conservatively by select ing shirt, tie and pocket square • ' c with different patterns Rushin advises Accessories should reflect the tones in the shirt A tie pattern con combine the two predominant colors in the pocket square and sh1r1, for instance or feature the r background colors 1n its f 1gures Because many pin stripe suited fathers sport more daring tops on the golf course or by the pool, Rushin suggests that Father's Doy gift givers pick summer's hot prints 1n casual active or beach wear "There is a wonderful selection of prints 1n this season's sports wear ' she soys, "something for everyone Among the choices ore ethnic block prints and exot c boliks; oversized flowers, leaves and fish w ith Polynesian flavor ond on1mol skin designs Comp shirts and shorts appear w ith fruit prmts And dad con wear his favorite artist 1n his sleeve 1n odap1a11ons of abstract pa1nt1nqs. Polka dots ore m as are wide awning stripes "New colors and patterns con easily update a wardrobe," says Rushin "And 1f you wont to introduce a little adventure into your favorite man's dress, Father's Dav is a good time io show him fashion trends he con live with ' J•! Rttcl ttlls soru]ay]r. known a.sffi 4. and]efl, lBmOnthl. g~ arid u off to work at MK.A Fi.tUndal Savieet. ~ M ii• SftJiot via ~cktJt. ntMt'I Day will proi»b/y find tlJe faJDi/11 including mom Muilf11, at tM ranch in Fallbroolc. Rttd iJ also tM lathu of Bill, Tom, Scott,f un and .N.ichMl RMI and Bfth Haytkn and gn.ndhtha to fo.u. FOi hil day at the office Rttd wan• KilgOur, Fttneh ind~ sµit of tropical wonted;• pink oxford shirt by Gittman BIOi. and a &ilk foohrd tie bf Robert ~albott. F.shiOtll COWttlf Ol~J"- Complimentary Gift Wrap fo r Dad's Day Portofino C\hawl taC\C\el Ava1lahle in black. muRhroom. hrandv. burgundv and white The dM1'tr \'t>netian in natural hutte~cl1tch. " . 11 11 9 fo'a1h ion b la nd • Newpor t Bea ch • 7~9-1622 • ~ulloclu Wi11bir e Wln1 I f ' .. . \. 6 GOLD COAST Sunday June 8, 1986 Pair properly pampered in 'Paradise' A "Weekend in Paradise" for only $10 Koy and John Tor ell o f Corona del Mor attended 1he Spyglass Hill Philharmonic' s benef 1t ot Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club and one ol rheir three tickets purchased for $ 10 won the "paradise" treat for them 'The only other thing I hod ever won before was o bouquet at a woman's luncheon," said Koy, who is a founding member of the group M ost of rhe wee~end was sµenr m Newport Center. beginning with o trip to Moon Gore salon Both John and Koy hod facials from Bonnie Holmes 'So relo:it mg," Koy commented Both were treated to new hairstyles. Louro lee did Koy' s hair and Art Morgom was m charge of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. g1v1ngJohn h1snew 100• Al Corino checks the Tore/ls into NB Momoff. OoW;P1lot photos by Mike Schwartz I Excellence of design is the hallmark of the Movado· Museum· Watch. The 14 karat gold Movado Collection otferc, fine dC's1gn at «n t:>X(ept1oncJI value Each with an ultra flat Swiss quartz mov(•rnent For him , clai,sK .,quart>cl d1cll~. here, pPt1tely prorx>rt1oned ; round di.ii with or without diamond-, All h.1ve rrchfy-textured gold hrdt eleto., Pncl"-'l.l0tt~11<1, h.rn1<1· { . -' e Vt ' e T _)I Accessories for Dad Peruwan Pima cofton tenni~ \'f'\f\, vintal(e watchl'\ and ~old filled acce\ wnt>\ 111 etcentwnal 'nlll'< tum of umqul' £1/t \ for Dad ' Centlemen's Clothing Inspired hy Tradition c ·) 46 Fashion Island, Newport Beach • (/141 fi40-H:no , "I ploy a lot of tennrs and shampoo my hair often She gave me a much more elegant loo~ Very glamorous, sord Koy When 11 qime lime for the lud y couple to hove manicures, the honors were done by Roberr Rapport and Sophia Rozentsvo19 laura lee gives Koy Torello new loo*. Jrll Suzanne opplred Koy' s makeup 'The eye makeup wos outstanding. I 1oved the colors she used and the way they were blended. A first for John was hovrng his eyelashes dyed. Whrle he was wo trng for Kay's t'onsformot1on to be comp1eted. rhe service was At Ease's Jim Finnegan cheds the f1r_on John [ore/J's new ensemble. Italianfrorri Head to Toe suggested. ' He hod very blond ashes and now they ore brown. He's been showing everybody his lashes and his new hair style," said _Koy "John rs a photography buff on~he en1oyed talking with the photographer between pictures." During the beoutrf 1cot1on, the Tor ells were further p~mpered by having Moon Gate personnel bring n lunch for them lrom Sweet lrfe Ai"er the salon experience, Koy was off 10 So1gnee and John went to At Ease A1 these stores they could get on out I 11 as a port of the wrnrnngs. ''John selected khokr slacks and a summery striped shirt with a belt matching one o f the pastel shades n the sh rt I selected a Nipon srlk dressy 1umpsu1t We go 10 a lot of ploys and the su11 w ill be great for wearing to the Old Globe 1n Son Diego," said Koy. Paradise continued on at the Newport Beach Marriott for the weekend where the T orells had a room on the seventh floor with a very nice view ''That evening we hod dinner at the Ftve Crowns and when we !Please see PARADISE /Page 7 Four Seasons opens hotel in Newport Four Seasons Hotels o pened rts f 1rst Southern Colrlornro hotel on --f-~~-· 2 9 The $ 7 5 m1llt00 Newport A breathtaking collcctron of imported f ashionc, that include handsomP ltali.rn ready-to-we.tr, magnificent leathers in footwear and handbags, plus un1q11r ~1ftc.. for any oc ca"ion --ab -- antonio buttaro 24 Fashion Island Atrium Court-Suttf' 207 • 759-3200 ~ewpott Bea ch Beach hotel marks the group's 20th hotel property. four Seasons' Newport Beach was developed by The lrvrne Co on a 4 7 acre srte w1tri,in the Newport Center business and reta1· ~omplex. The hotel f eotures 3 19 rooms, including 69 Four Seasons rooms off er1ng separate bedrooms and l1vrng quarters, and 28 luxury sui tes Guest rooms provide a home away from home" by blending gentle shades of salmon otid yellow w 11h custom furnrshrngs and or191nol lrthogrophs. Architects Wimberly Whis- enand, Allison. Tong and Goo. and 1nt~r1or designer Jomes Northcutt hove developed a casu- ally Alegont Coliforn10 contem porory style for the public areas, using American and imported timbers, fobrrcs, deep carpet and marble. to create a lrght and spacious atmosphere wrthrn not. urolly landscaped grounds. The hotel desrgn is a srmple, graceful 19 story tower that complements the Newport Center complex Four Seasons Hotel Newport Beach provides a composite of focilrtres to cater 10 a variety of busines~ ond social func11ons, nclud1nQ a 500 person ballroom, P/t>ose see HOTEl /Poge 71 June MA CUISINE A doss O!l tb.e European posrry technique (port one w ith subsequent classes set· Best of desserts and noodles, June 1 I, European pastry technique por two June 16; sensost1onol dinner for en1er101n1ng, June 18; 1obsrer, lobster lobsrer June 20 Col Of!'\10 pizza workshop June 27 and American pos10, June 28 T mes ond pr ces ovatlobfe lrom 759-6818 STEPHANE KEllAN E .. c us ve C oude Montono oes1gns ave foble •nrough June 30 , M JACQUES Soec10 s order O'ld mode··o-meosure •urs a .. 01 ob e rhrough June 30 BAMBINO Semi onruo GOl.D COAST ScNtdoy Nlte 8, 1986 ] Both p nk sole ETT EC.iEE.K.. Oet.ara!Q!.C•J~ •om oedspreods offered 01 one· no f , eg or p< c e ona decor otor p lows spec al.sole pnced mrougn June 30 l PHELPS F01her s Dov blazer ond stock spec o vnr Jone 30 Il I NEIMAN-MARCvS Privqre sole po•ty 5 10 9 p m • c"s oft Forher s Dove earance ocen1ng June 12 13 ~E '-..AA'\l MARCUS Beth Koen w1 I ou•ogroph cop es of rie• '"e""' 00011. The Educored Eve "Om 2 30 IC .4 30 pm do" of Crou Pens wtU do peci nsv..211 ng from 1 I o m. to 1_p.m ·20 NEIMAN-MARCUS~ lntormol modeling of Corof1ne Roehm 1osh1ons nooo ro 3 p m. 1n Couture. r NEIMAN-MA~CUS· Swimwear B<eok sole 1n the Sports s~oo 25 Build Dad's wardrobe with one of these striking new ties I I c eoronce so e cont noes rrirougn June 30 NEIMAN MA~CuS Bed arid 14 NEIMAN-MARCUS: Formol rosh1on show of St. John· s loll col1ect1on ot 7 p.m in Couture Personal oppeoronce of St John s Mor e and Bob Gray More 1nformot1on on nv11011ons ova loble Oy colling 7 5 9 · 1900, extenr 100 Why not/et new-father tie one on? Tr. s Forher's Dov there's some .. rg ew -one .... Doddv hoom _ Ce rre bOby bOOmers or .. • ':• nQ bOb es ,.,erF> ore fT1Q'P '1P\/I. •o·r t? .. S /\.+-c• •o g .. e ·~ s ne ..... to'"' 2 Even !!'ough ,., e l'PO I e OS OPP'1 o •rod1' one gl" •or Forhe• s Da~ •r s classic opp PS mo•P •hon evP' 'Or the nPw 'Qtre• SOyS l~ e ~e ~wear Assoc or on of Arner co ThP riec k11e is on nrr>gro par• -· "P wardrobe of thP. new tothPr 'JCP 25 10 :35 so c1Gero1j An~..:-rson e..:ecur1ve d1rP t ., .. · AA Conse0Jen•l1 1 e • p .... 'Jrdrobe tor pro!ess1 no SP c • :J so • es ior a occos c n s yioung man s rnorP ., ., • t:.1perirnen: w •n bolder -1. "0 .... ear n ne"" •ob• cs J" s·. e. bO'~ 0 1 •r.e 0 1' ce o,n".1 .' ,, s •e · Anderson cont nue J ,_ "e o• rhe newes• oo s ,, -• .-.eorth1sF01rP• sDot s•hP • ../ J oaffern Smo I flowers n ""~·.:.-.:tones on a solid eggs~ e ·c ::;·ed bod ground give new ,.,.,,... ng ro the 1rod111onal foulard ·~ , 1rger, more obsrrocr florals PARADISE ... r:. "' Page 6 C osmet1c orr1st J,fl SuLonnc ot Moongate puts some lm1sh1nG touches on John Torell rerurned to the hote therP wos champagne wo1t1ng 1n the room 'Our prize also included l1mou sine service !Courtesy l 1mouSHH' We hod already usecfthot W" wen! 10 Los Angeles p1C~P.d ui John smother who was CPI ebroting her 83rd birthdoy n11d look her ro Scandia for brunch 'We still hove onf'! rnou"! 1!f'r11 left on our pr11e-o hrunch or ~em1ck's. "The whole we~~ ond wO\ outstanding We molly ho<i fun being pampered " HOTEL ... fromPage6 pre-function areas as wel as 1 board room ond four meAl1rig rooms, designed to hold up to 17 5 guesf\ con also be found on woven 11es 1n earth tones A f oulord tie 1n a new color I ke real green rn1gh1 be rhe perfect choice to go with his gray business su t arid wh11e shirt Another new color thor s especially oo propr ate n 1he summer is po~ p ,.,. For 0 tho:> social eve'ltS r '"e le of •r;e new Dod there ore pr n• 11es. n.obstrocr designs and bold co ors Another new look IS the lie ·nor teon;res a small meaoll1on rho• g ves rr.e 1mpress1on of a cub •1e but with a twisr the background color is I ~ely 10 be v1bron1 1ke Iuchs a or br grit royal biue Bow ties ore also o great odd;!ion 10 the wordrooeolnis generot on These conscious "ew .... 'others I ke ti-led lierenr ook o bow 11e gives •hem. A !hough rhe s lie oo s •I-le number one cho ce n necn e fabric lor •he man aged 25 ro 35 ono•t-:er fobr c •nor's pooulor ior For he• s Doy IS I nen Posre co ored solid and s•r ped •es co" oe found n +1 s coo1 surnmer 100• c If you think you Tove our delicious Chocolate Chip Cookies ... L Wait until you try our new CINNAMON ROLLS The Sweet Ltfe also serves great freshly baked mutttns quiche. croissants desserts and sandwiches 61 Fashion Island Newport Beach (near Neiman Marcus) Open M-F 9 30·9 Sat 9:30-6 Sun 11-5 Man's Musk a manly scent Sersua E egcri• Mcscu ne Perre Co•o n ~ses "'e .... ords •o Jesc· ce" s rie ... •rocro"ce •o• ''h?" -Mon s vt,,s• r-.ton s ~us• ncs been crea•ed • NE!MAl\J-MARCUS Don Sin- tor rhe 'T'Of1 who cnooses h s scenr os :or~;u ly as t: s su11 his sn1rt and ;.·s ·-e - • s •or the !TIO" who recognizes •r:e rroorronce ot smo'I details ........ o ..,nders1onds l\O' t-1s oos • on n ·e s re• ected r e-.erv cno ce "'e :'lO~es Mc" s M ... s• so ••ogronce tho• (0"""1ences w •ha"' gn y 0 "us ve •oono•e o•..:· r;p emon and oe·;cr:lC' nterm nQ ed.,.. 'h ~-esh ce• •gro n o~o O•erdor 291 , Then 11 expands with o full- bod ed woody5ompleJt mod1f 1ed ,.., th 01st1nc11ve herbaceous and so cy nores • s crisp enough ior the QH ce soor•v enough !or o ballgame and u.Kur ous enougrJ ror a block tie ol•o r Per re Cardin Mon s Mustc a .. a ob e ·,,cologne S 15 alter ~ho-.e ,s 12 and cologne spray $ 15 50 Inventory Reductioil Merchandise Reduced up to 70%. June 12-18 • Scub1du · • Knsfina •Dan Jean • W1llle Wear • Cerl Ainsworth • Sylvia Whyte • Esprit • Cache-Cache • and much more . ' Bring this ad in for 10%--off reg~ar, non-sale merchandise. Mon.-Fri. 10-9; Sat. 10-6; Sun. 12-5 0 Atrium Court-Third Floor • Fashion Island , Newport Beach, CA • 759-8177 -· ' Join Us In Welcoming J Our Newest Neighbor FOUR SEASONS HOTEL Now Open ' I 0 NEWPORT CE TER I \"'lfll)\. ISL\\.[) I I ~--·~~~~~~~~~--------~---------._..--._.._...,_.. ... ._. ...... _._. .......................................................... ... GOLD COAST Sunday June 8, 1986 ~Whatdo yqu like best .. about you_r_ dad? .. • C ohe••n Aase e .... , O!f Beach Houscw ft u•srP •t m HPwosowovsa Dad will feel like a qc0d Ion •>r m l t •• s a ways O~t·d 1· • r• ott, r I Tr or• U!> Ho 1 501110 lv1001co Reta s• )r• ..... ,,, i-l s or •, • t e fr Pn l v w•th J' ;t J; . I with casual clothes from bip. • Oou9 Soll.Jerg Costa Mesa ffcm., <..onstruct1on Show1•1q nic th,. r1ghl way to do 1h1nqs -no n1atter what 11 was Hr> wos o reol l1>oder a vmy slro1gh1 lu1 wor j guy ·" CoJ~on T vder C >sla Mesa Adm1n1stro11ve assistant I'm really proud of my dad because he qu11 smoking. Oovt' Gr•'Pr.bo rr \. G1en<io ,, · Wtro l'SO •• d1str butor T t .. •r·~r ••r• I,. ocJ lor h1n I ado ;r· J ,., " Father'~ Day .. .- Italian Style Mc1gnrf 1c cnt LeathPrs . Unusual textures rn pure sr lk, genuine h.orn, important mC'tals Choose from an outc,tc1nding collection of elegant accessories tor hrc, particular lifestyle --ab-- antonio buttaro 24 fac,h1on le.land Atrium Court-Suite 207 l 759-3200 Newport Beach ~ ort•n Dunkley Pasadena Rng1slt.>red nurse His greatest attribute is he olwoys l1s1nris oncl is a very coring and srron~ pr.•rson Joe Strain Irvine ~ea/ estate consultant Humor, 1us1 a w11 Denise l e;. Irvine Control!N HP s so pot ,., 1 and he spent his •de .v1rt rn' rnom sending us 10 colleqr· .... , . ,, ... IN NEWPORT BEACH DONAVAN & SEAMANS CROWN JEWEL OF THE ATRIUM COURT "" II Wedding g1f1s for d1scern1ng people Celebrating grand beginnings From trodtt 1ono to avant garde • \ ,, I' "') ~ ~~q SHOES Sahrana ,\ lluuin~ Favorit1• ~h111· 1111( 11!~0 hliu k patt>nl, n11vv 99 Fashion }gland • Newport Beach • 759-9551 <>1wn Thur" 1tncl ha f'vt> 1111 H 00 p m . Sun 12 f1 ) • lailyPilat ' By MltNlll E. ~ By Mlrb LAolWd OPUI 1111£1: let tat ... arw, IOI lwr fw-C. ,.,.. ... . IMSTEIS MD JOlllSOll: F,.. .. .... ~ .. --.... Page3 Pdge8 drives ') ..... ..., .•.. e e ff ering Famous Nationall Advertised™ ( age PatchntKomfyKid™ &FlowerKidT Designer Doll Wardrobes TM .or only $5? Hard to believe, but true! As part of a nationwide advertising publicity campaign, a leading New York firm will offer its most expem~ive Designer Doll Wardrobesr'"-3 complete outfits including sports. school, and formal for the astonishing publicity price of only S5 to every person who wntes to the company address (below) before Midnight, June 30. 1986. These are the same Designer Doll Wardrobes no nationally advertised in leading media. Beautifully designed and sewn by master doll clothing designers, they fit all the best-selling dolls of this size (including Cabbage Patch"*, Flower Kid"', Komfy Kid"*, and many others). Each wardrobe includes J complete outfits. The BOYS wardrobe features a jogging suit for Sports and Play; an overalls-shirt-and-hat ensemble for Classroom and After-School Fun; and a dress-suit complete with cute bow-tic for Formal Activities. The GIRLS wardrobe includes a cheerleaders outfit for Sporting Events; a skirt-and-blouse ensemble for Classroom and Playground; and a lace-trimmed .. formal .. dress for Parties and Celebrations. No wonder these are the best-selling and most expensive Designer Doll Wardrobes ever offered by this famous multi-million- dollar New York firm. Every child in America will certainly want a complete Designer Doll Wardrobe-so don't miss out by responding late. These nationally advertised Designer Doll Wardrobes will not be sold at this publicity price by the company in any store. Each ward- robe set includes J complete outfits. There is a limit of 2 sets per address at this special price, but if your request is mailed early enough (before June 25) you may order up to 5. Each Wardrobe is covered by the company's full one-year money-back guarantee. To order, mail your name and address and S5 for each wardrobe. Specify: Boys-A20740 (set of 3 outfits) or Girls-A20730 (set of 3 out- fits). Add S2 shipping and handling no matter how many wardrobes you order. (New York resident& add sales tax.) Allow up to 6-8 weeks for shipment. Make check payable to RTM Co. Mail to: RTM Co. DESIGNER DOLL WARDROBE, Dept. 603-165, Box . 1702, Hicksville, N.Y. 11802. Trademarked names of ongmal manufacturers. RTM 1s an independent company not affiliated in any way as an agent. seller . or d1stnbutor of ong1nal manufacturers dolls. Cabbage Patch 11 a trademark of Coleco Industries. Flower Kid 1s a trademark of Blue Box Manufacturer Ltd. .. • What did you do on prom night? , ... lrisebois Actrm, ,..,.. lrdlie .....,., .. Cina " '15, .., ,,... .... s..I. u. .. (We) sat around talking. admiri~ each oth- er's clothes. We stopped at a manna,.. looked at the water. h was a great evening, (exttpt) someone spilled grape juice all over my brand-new dress. We got back at 2 a.m." Allul luUd BC .,.u w. .. caster Cina ff 'II, ._. T ... llP. TICllll. lasl ~I seem to have spent half of the evening try· 1ng to get luclcy -to no avail. And the other half I spent rather sad and sentimental be- cause...i t was the last time we'd all be together. I got home about 3 a.m."' • Slzy Qdee Wer; CHtlf" .... ., ... 'Flrt ... Ice' Cina If 'M, bu.. liP, btllM, ft. --WAfter the dance. everyone came to my home ~ my pool was a favorite watering hole. I may have gone skinny-dipping. We all dried off and the party ended at 2 a.m." THE OUTEI UllTS: You th inJc you've got credit? Consider Saudi multi-billionaire and mtemationaJ arms dealer Ad.nan K.hasboai. who maintains homes in Florida. New York and California. His ~merican Express card monthly limit 1s enough for most people to bve on the~ of their li ves -$5 million, says Ronald Kessler's new book. The Richest Man tn the World· The Storv of Adnan Khashoggi (Warner Books. $18.95). · · It's t?cen 25 ycan since Ha>:ley Mills appeared in Disney's 1961 claSSJc The Parent Trap, so it's understandable she thought twice befo~ consenting to the sequel, Parent Trap //, to be broadcast on th~ Disney Cba~~I ~June 22. In the originaJ, Mills portrayed twms separated m mfancy by a divottt. In the sequel. the sisters arc grown and~ themselves mothers. Mills is now 40 .... l.Joyd's of London~ insured some interesting it.ems, including Betty Grablt's • ~agJCUUl ~ Hambta is now a client with a $3 milJion policy on his hands. WWitliout them, there wouJd be no illusions." he says. wl'd be like a dancer without feet" - " -1*'1 ...... Published by Gannett Co. Inc. Allen H. Neuharth, Chairman John J. CuMy, Prnldent --~--~~---~~~~~~~~ '•j PEOPLE her rnotllefs mother in Mil- siJSi . until sbc WIS 6. She lata' TYed with her mother in Milwlube, 1hm her father, a NasbviJJe city councilman. Her~ sianed. at 17, on a NashviJJe radio station. She was a tilt show bOlt in BaJti~ ~~~her candid questions 10 ~ "Does Bun (Reynolds) sleep wilh his toupee?" she ooce ISbd a very sbocbd SaJ.. ly Fadd, who didn't answer. The boisterous Winfrey sometimes is vulncnble. espo. ciaDy when it comes to men. .. r lib a l"Y who's bia and h~, with a .,act mind and a 5·nve attitude." ays Win- who spends many weck- alone in her hiat>-rise aputme:nt on Cb.iatao's Gold O>ISL •1 know hr's out thes'e. J just haven't found him yet. .. In public. she's I PM:d Pip-er: .. ) tum around and I dozen people are i>Uowina me. r~ -had-~ come Ul) to me on the SlftlCt and ask me to~ 10 lunch -and rve P'C· .. 0 _ ...... 0 It's more important to have great fun than to be ~t" -Ill .... "*"Int .... StM """· ............. ttl ......... melll& .. .m USA WEEKEND· JUNE 6-8. I Q86 · 9 hur Frommer's drive guide It's your chenshcd summer va- cauon. but lh1s year you've got company-lots of it W1lh gas pnccs sharply down. expcrtS rx· pec1 I 00 million of us to -take to the road" in the coming months. cramming haghways. par1cs and motels to an extent unwitnessed sin~ before the OPEC oiJ shocks of the m1d· I 970s. The prospects at maJor tourist attractions across the USA are for crowds. lines. Jams. and worse yet. np-offs an hotel rates and sight.seeing charges. How do you beat the crush? How do you avord the over· c~? Cboosc lesser·k.nown locauons and save the Yoscm· it.es for a penod other than the peak of summer. Having cri~ this na· tion on countless occasions dur· ing a JO.year travel career. rve savored -and saved -five motonng 1tineranes th.at are per. feet for escaping this summer's co~on. You can sunply get behind the wheel and qu1ctJy slip away to •The rural. small·town charm th.at stJU exists in Missou· n • s Ozarlts area. •The glitter and bcau!Y of Aonda's Palm Beach at off.sea· son prices. •The pnstine wilderness of Minnesota's boundary waters.. •The enchanting beauty of New Mexico's ghost towns. gorges and old mmcs .. Arrhur Frommer's name hO.J be-- come almost synon.vmous wllh travel guides. In the late 1950s. he began tel/mg tourists hoK to ~ Europe On SS A Day (noK $25 A Day). HLS publisher. Pren· ltce Hall. current~l' pnnts 72 Frommer titles. man.l' of them on tral>t>/ing ift thl' USA. and sells 1.5 mil/ton copies roch vear. Frommer hO.J logg_ed at least 3 mil/ton miles tra~>t>ltng the world. •The artsy rcsoru ofCahfor- n1a's Silicon VaJley. But before you start. here's a up: Most of the trips lock off ma city. Plan your city stays on the weekend when thinp arc less crowded. Then on Monday, chmb into the car. check the gauge for that newly cheap gas. and head for dcstmat1ons near the beaten track. but rarely on 11. -lrtMr f,_., Table Rock Lake, Lake of the Ozarks, Mo. One of the few states 10 ha ve cllperi- enoed almost oo ~pop. u1ation arowtb since World War U. MiJ. IOUri remains pieasantJy rural and old-&shiooed. a min'or of .. srnalH.own America.. in the best leSlR of the term.. Start with 1 wcdmd my in the Kanm Oty ara. visitina the Harry S. 1ruman Home and Ubraty in nCaby lndo- ~ eatiQI IPiced pork and bed at Anbur Bryant's ~and decourinl tor 60 miles to me Pony Expras IOWn of St. Joeepb, wba'e you can visit Je11e Jamel' home. On Monday, drive toUth on U.S. 71, tbcn .aate rou1a 7 and 13 to Cli.nlOD and ~ ftdd; 'Then Ide U.S. 60 ind 6S 10 ~ on meandttial Table Rock LaJct rat the Ar· kanm border. Spend two ~ i.n this rustic ~ in the ()mt bills, ~ bar houri &om Kansas. City. • Bnmoo d doaed' with 4 •USA WEEKEND· JUNE 6-8. 1986 76 and S co Oslet lbc:b on the Late of the Oz.ub. £rUoy two da~WllCr spons, boll-=~~~~ one of many wt.tnas. cheap ~ cabins) 10 Qpensive. Friday momina: Follow Stl1e routes 42 and l7 and 1.-44 to Rolla (rc-c:reau:d S.000. ~ ~ its ~iatns) and Sl James (free toun and tu1t:s &l wineries). Then &Ike J.-44 and llate Route 19 to the · mid-l SOO. German axnmu. ni~ of Hermann. urirw the Mastovri Bed and BrmldilS1 A.tlociat.ioo (P.O. Box 312~. St. Louis 61131) to oblain ~tlodsi• Saturday mominJ;· Hald for the St. Louil aUburb Of SL Owies.. Tilce Nie Route 100 and J.-44 to st Louis. then (. 270 to SL O..rtes and its late I lth-cennary main atteet. Dis&ance: About SJO miles. Information; MilloUri ~ vision of T . Tnaman Slate C>mce ~..! 1 P.O. Box 105S, ~ty. Mo. 6S102; (314) 7Sl ... 133. East and west coasts, Fla._ All central and SOtat.bem Florida, other than Or1ando, shifts into I decided .. off:. IC850ft mode" in July and August because of n:pons that it is unbearably hot It isn't It's sultry at most. but al~ tolerable. Thc:9c cuaerated M2lhcr repons cause roed.s and the most luxurious hotels 10 n:- main unc:rowdcd at the peak of summer motoring 1CUOn. Start on a Sllurday in Mi-- ami by cbecfrina in for a ~ day stay It the celebrated Deni Golf Resort and Coun- try Oub. You11 6nd that room rates plummet by SO pcroent in sum.mer (SS4 to S 134, double occupancy). On Monday, drive an CBS)' 2'h hours up 1-95 (for speed) or U.S. I (for seaside views) 10 other-wdftdly Pl1m Belch. Treat younelf 6nt 10 an ovemighl, off'~ room at The~ (S80 to SI SO, double occu~ncy). then dine at Cak i !"Europe on slinerina Worth Avenue and IC8n the shops of that . ~f&re. prt<)ey . On Tues ay mo rnmJ. head lhn:c hours nonh, ap1n on 1·95 or U.S. I, to Cocoa Beach. Cape Canaveral and the NASA/Kennedy SI*", C,enter. This home of our tri· and trlpties in SpiCC on must be visiud. rom ~ it's but an hour aJona the .. Bee Line Express- way" (state Route 528) 10 an atncuon you will not want 10 miss, n-en tboulh it's busy d~ ~ summer months: Walt Disney Worid ib ~ do. You11 spend two niahts in Orlando and. despite the number of fdlow travders, you11 be surpri,cd at how easy it is to. 6nd a room for less than~. Then return 10 off«:ason Florida by driving farther west for I Yl hours OD 1-4 to the Tampa. ~learwater ee.ch. Sl Pttersbu1J and St Petersbtq Bc8ctl art.a. Slay lbunday and Friday in St Petenbuil Bc8ctl at the pnd Don Ce$ar RelCWt ($90 to S 11 5, double occupancy). On Saturday, drive along the Gulf of Mexico on U.S. 41 to Fon Myers (The Thorn· as EdiJon Home&. Museum) and Naples (deep«a fish,. u.>. Then return to Miami OD the 1'amiami Trail." Distance: About S80 miles. Information: Department of Commeroc, Division of Tourism, The Fletcher Build- ina. Room 422. 107 West Gaines St. TalJahas.w.c. f1a. 32301; (904) 487-1462. I COVER STORY to 5 getaways ac~oss . BOllldalJ Waters, Miln. In northern Minnesota. temperatures slip in August to an avcragr b..tah of 77 - Just enough to reduce the crowds and mosqwt.oes and make condiuons perfect for tourists seeking solitude. Start on a Saturday in dy- namic Minneapolis-St Paul. alive with summer festivals and outdoor pcrfonnanoes. Monday momi~ take 1-35 for a three-hour drive to Du- luth. ViS1t its Marine M~ um, then follow Skyline Dnvc around the city for awesome VlCW'S. Conunue north on U.S. 61 along Lake Superior. On thJs .. seasJdc drive .. you'll pass small lak.cs:idc towns. where life is as it was decades ago. Mii 1-* Olllce d Tourtam lllTIUI UCIT: Y• e11 ~It s,ltlecllJO .............. Stay overnight at a motel near the oft-photographed Split Rock Lighthouse. then leave early Tuesday for Ely (via U.S. 61. then state Route I). gateway to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. In and around Ely. at one of many .. canoe outfitters" (re. serve at least two weeks in ad- vancc). you'll be equipped With everything needed f 0r a one-or two-night .. canoe cnruc" on the watcrWays of a uruque wiJdcmcss area. Wednesday or Thursday. take state Route 169 south to Hibbing, cent.er of the hilly Iron Rans, explained and dramatized at nearby Iron World. where you can tour an underground mine. Lat.er that day, continue on Route 169 to Grand Raptds. a reson oty on Ltic Missmippi River. The area has a broad ran,e of lodgings. fishing boats and other recreational pr, and the important Grand Northern Repertory Theatre. Thursday or Friday. ta.kc U.S. 2 beck to jU5t south of Duluth, passing tint through Fond du Lac Indian Rcscrva- uon. and then mum on 1-35 to Minneapolis-St Paul. Distance: About 610 miles. lnformauon: Minnesota Of- fice of Tourism. 240 Bremer Building. 419 N. Robcn St.. St Paul. Minn. 5SIOI: (800) 328-1461. irHtat.c (800) 652- 9747. Gi* illl s.ta Fe Trat N.I. eUSA USA WEEK.END . JUNE 6-8. 1986. 5 Cambridge '\ Klngs Regular~ M&.thot Klngs~IOOS SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING : Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema. And May Complicate Pregnancy. 12 mg "tar:· 0 9 mg nicotine av per cigarette by FTC method ----------------------- • • • • Pack lght, share portions and sleep cheap ly ...... rn•• rve spent the past 30 years writ= ing Doi~ gwdes ~tion spots around the world. Herc arc some tips rvc ~ that will help you avoid unex ex- penses on the road: • Yo.di boAell: Join the local branch of Amerian Youth Hostels Inc. Youth hostels, which arc now open to people of all ases, become a .. safety valve" for tho9c occasions when all nearby accommodations arc booked. f-Or. more information: American Youth Hostels Inc .• P.O. Box 37613, Wahington. D.C. 20013-7613; (202) 783-6161. • Badaet motels: Contact the major chains ofbudaiet motels. such as Motel 6, Red Rooflnn, la Qwn- tas and Econolodp. and set a list of their locations. • Tra,....,, checb: The TV commercials are right You should convert your travel funds to travel- er's checks and periodically chan8e only a small portion of them to cash. Also, as the commercials have told you, the checks arc rcfundabAc if lost or stolen. Make a toll-free phone call, and you1l have a refund m a few hours. • Home .. ork. Write state tourist offices for maps and other touring literature. Also, study the history and contemporary culture of the cities that you are planning to visit An eveni in the library can make all the die to the cnJOyment and undcrstandlng of your tnp. •I ....... Paclc light Be a~ free traveler, not a beast of burden. •Rental car. If you re9C'Ne your car well in advance you usually can set a lower rate. • Meals. The key here 15 to share. The size of servinp in tounst setti• is absurdly larJe. Order one appetu:er apiece, then one main plate to be shared by every two per- sons in your pany. • Olamda. Get the names and addres9cs of people to look up at your destination. Pester your friends and relatives for the names of their acquaintances there. ~ guaranteed contacts can immc~ly ~ the pleasure of your trip. • Gtide. Purcha9c a good travel auidc -espeaally one on USA bed-and-breakfast accommoda- ttons. a USA WEEK.END. JUNE 6-8. 1986 . .... • .. I I I I I I I ~ William Masters 1 , & Vircrinia Johnson I . 'bl Adding life to your sex · With a new-book out, the pioneer therapists talk about what 2-career marriages are doing to pas.sion, how they found out about sex, and· the worst time to do your shopping list. ly JoutUI Witters 01 tile an •1uters 114 Jt•1S01 01 Sel IH H1u1 loYl1'' (Uttle lrtn, $24.15): Masters: We're not wntmg a ··how-to-<i<rit" book. We want people to have one pla~ they can go for basic anformat1on ... to mcrease comfort levels about the sub)cct. Johmoo: The communica- tion and intimacy component (in the book) is not a new one at all. You can't possibly separate the physical and the psych<HO- ciaJ aspccu of sex. 01 ...... , It-Mir u ya 11' llJ-41y ... u 1'111 I WOrtill COIJlt'I Ml Ifft: Jobmoa: We've found that professional c6uples do five I~ time to their sexual relallonship. And that can compound prob. lcrns that might have already ex- i.s1ed otherwise. There lS one bri&ht note in all thts, however. Those professional women wt studied who are sexually active are not threatenina to their mates. In fact. they'rt more or- psnuc themlelves and more stJ mulatina to the1r mates.. 01 Ml •• St ,.cat ~htrce mu: Maun: Most Judaes an do- mestic relations couns will tell you the ~r source of prob- lems is 9eltual incompellbtfity. 8 · USA Wa:K.ENo ·JUNE 6-8. I 986 Jobmon: I don't think divorce 1s usually caused b> sexual prob- lems. You might have other problems that eventuaJlr, spill over into a couple's sex hfe. On the other hand. you sometimes have mamages that stay togeth- er only because of sex. 01 atrn&t••lfll yo1r u 1 IHe: Masters: PcoJ* have to be willing to talk about the things that interest them -how the partner could improve m terms of doing things that please me more. And by all means tell me how I can improve my approach to you. with the understanding that the sugest1on ISJl 't meant as a put--Oown. Jobmon: You need to go back to what you find erotic and cxat· ing. You then have to communi- cate that to your mate. At the same tJme, you have to under- stand what it 1s your mate finds st.Jmulallng and crotJC 01 ~I •1&111 Ml rtltl tf ... 1111 llOlltl tttr t'-,.at 25 fun: Mums: When a person my age got mamed. they were going to .. do .. something to their Wives on their wedding mght And the wives. VlC'tlms of the same cul-. ture, WCT'C sraaousJy prepared to be done to. Honib&c. but true. In the late '40s and car1y ·.sos. the young changed thal. but m the wrona din::ction. It became the male role to do "for" the THE IASTOS I JOlllSOI FU •111U:C.1llnl ........ l ....... .. .... .,. ......... _ ...... , ...... .. woman If she wasn't orpsm1c, 11 was his fault Well. you can 11d and abet but you can't do for. Then m the '60s and '70s youth' came along and chanaed things 8f11111. Now effective scxu· al funct1on111a is somethma you do "'with" a partner. Jobmon: Women now ~t the fact that they're sexual bc- i fll.\. For so long that dimension was taken away from them. Men still have a ways to go yet in not viewina that as threat.enina. 01 CHtlt11t1 ~ ........ roleslH~ Mums WeU for one. men were always supp()Sed to be the sex experts. Hah! F<qtt It Jobmoa: That men have greater sexual CBpeC1ty than women. Women. whether orps- mic or not.. have the potcnttaJ for far sreater capeC1ty. • .. ltllJ ....... ._ a..1191,,,.. ..... _ ........ ~ .......... ltJ • '"' 11lu111 01 Mr crutest lliatake ii .,.. ,,..... .. a: Masten: It's our fat I urc to re- alize that sex is a natural func- tion -not c;uctJy the same cat- egory as respiratory or pll blad- der function. but a natural function. Instead wt packqe 11 and put it on a shelf and take 11 down for birthdays and holidays and special events. J obmoa: People still think of sex as something you can "ma.Ice happen," rather than somcthtr\& that cvol~ that is tngered by individual V1C'WS of what is stim- ulating or erotic. You can't stand over someone and order them to have an erection. 01 th •at ct••H ,......... tltty '" at ~efr dllfc: Masten: We scc both a great deal of 1nhibtted sexual dcsu~ and aversion. J obmoa: With many couple<. 11 1s more than one problem pre scnttng itself. If you have an 1m· potent man. then chances arr you have a woman who is not orpsmic. 01 early nr1l11 alpafa: Masun: Onoc MB. Snuth '' doing her shoppma list wh1k ha vt ng in tcrrourse -that's a danger S1J11A.!. Or 1f you sec a re- duction m frequency or reduc- tion in ~vols of responsi vcncs..\ Then it's time to SJt down and talk about it Johmon: When you can't ex- press yourself freely. you've talc· en the fim step toward ~ lcms. You a.re two umquc peo-ple. To suca:cd, you have to mtcarate the two. To do that you have to be able to express your· self. 01 tilt MDII rt..._ ii• II• et AllS at4 llQel: M..-..: I don't tb.ulk it (the sexual revolution) is over. We'll oonnnue to 9CIC an lDCIQX in oomfort )eve) oooceming the subject. Will wc ICC an ahentioo of sexual bebaviot? Yes. It (~ ~) has ~ alt down OD .. auislng .. (amo°' bomolc:xuals).. and it will have an 1nacasma a&ct on heterosexuals. 01 Iii* ,..,_. ti tilt Au L11•1n 'uaill•..,..,..ICfa.,: Jobmon: It's unfortunate that the arau- ment was pi1ched as an either« proposi- uon. Why not have both IC'X and cud- dlmg'? It assumes pure .:x has no poten- ual for in~. and that's not a helpful approach. 01 Ill ............ Ir ..... ltltMllMr. Maeen: J think she's ma.king a very real cootribution. She's a dam pxl sex educator. She's increasi.ng the public's comfort with the subject. rm pleased to have somebody do that 01 t= tlm lllllt Ill -It Mlle 114 9-adlNI ,.....: Job.-: You need to swt carhcr than that -when they're born. You also have to be an .. asbble parent .. One th.ma we know for sure:: If you dia a.n and say .. my du.Id won't do anythma like that" -no matter what that lS -it praniees the ctu.ld will. Information never made anyone pro- m lSCUOUS. It is a tttribAc mistake to be- ltCVC that the sexually naive will be safe or &tie or won't be approeched. And kids won't ask about binh oontrol until they're sexually active .. And then it's too late. If we want our Dds safe and their values intact, wc have to inform them. 01 ....... tltn --lllllt Ill: Mamn: h:ers. My f.amily was as straigbtlaad as any. J~ Peen, when I was 1 l I was aware of thinp happenina. but it wasn't until then that I put it qethcf. 01 111 _. t111c: M8*l'I: It's a natural funcuon unuJ death do you part. Cerwn1y Ulto the so. year ..... All you need is peraJ p>d health and an interestina pertner. 01 .... 111111 ....... Is MIM4: Maaen: Above all cbe, wc'U ICC an tnaeued partnenhip role on the female SKSc. Weil oontinue movina away from men doina to women t.oWard men doing with women. Jolw: I don't want to sum, There is so much research (into human sexuality) we hoped would be taken up by ~or medkal institutions, but hasn't We'U continue ploddina aJona. 01~wt~~: M--.: The raislna of the overall comfort ~ of IOCiety to the subject of 9CX.. We can now ta1lc about it more open- ly and freely. Jahn11111 When we first came out with our data and people reld it and rea1md they oouk1 be helped. People now realize they don't have to aooepc lelual dysfuno-tio~ they can do tomethma about it a USA WEEK.END· JUNE <>-8. 1986 • 9 '/ • ·- MONEY How 3 SU---- ly l1hr1l loesdl Along with caps and gowns, about haJf of the USA's 3 milhon biah IChool gradu- atc:S this month will be trying on first ca- ~ -~ for entry--levd jobs with growth potential, trying 10 .. m.ake at" without a ooUcge degree. They will find thenudvcs compenng m a rnark.etpUa where colkat pads still earn more money. Acoording 10 the latest U.S. Buralu. of~ estimates. the an- nual mcitian income for male cob graduatc:S is $)1 ,847 versus $23.269 for maJc high school graduatcs. But some experts bcticve that as the high-tech era evolves. ~ties for higtHcbool grads are &J'OWU'&. .. Comput- er skills arc necessary for all workers to- day," advises Stephen s. Roberts. co-au- thor of You Don't Havt to & a Gnuu.s 10 Land a Computer Job (Bobbs Merrill. $9~5). 1bcrc will be hundreds of thou- sands of openinp that will be filled by ordinary people who arc not lJC1CnOC or mathematical teruuses or even oollqie graduatcs." Profiled here arc three cxccu tJ vcs. who all got 10 the top of the:a.r fields with a h.l&h school degree. Rcttrta Roesch LS author of You Can Make It Without a CoUqc Dqrec {/'ren- tltt Hall, $8.95). Michele H. Sclnidt Nlllc ..... uatlll, ...... .. I didn't go to c:oUege be- cause a Wnily situauon made me rame rd have 10 wortc instead. .. says Schmidt, 30. As public. rdanons director of the Sheraton New Orteans Hotel. she bas the kind of executive Job for which a coUqwe dqree ed without college Jam Laloadte Clrwu••,•••n• w.tltht•• ....... ., .. '"' aty Twenty >Un aao. LaRoucbe found hcnelf in a oommon situation. The 37- year-oki dJvCxaie bad no job, oo colJqiie education and a S-year-old son 10 su~ pon. Today she's a successful author and cart:cr coumdor whose clients are mostly women reentering the job market. .. h was out of my own story that I learned 10 ooumet, .. LaRoucbe says. .. Af- ter high 9Chool. I wasn't cart:cr-Oriented. so I dropped out of ooUeee 10 ,et manied. I had 10 go 10 work after my divorte. I couldn't afford to go 10 ICbool." So she brushed up on her typing and became 9ClCl'etl1)' 10 the director of volun- teer 9CrVices at New Ycrt's Flower Ftfth A venue Hospital. She taught bend! bow 10 write aood letten and memos. pined experi~ in public speaking by per1la-renna tn orientation 9Cr1linars. and de'vel- oped a manasrial style. .. I looked fOr opponuruties 10 do some of my boss's work. The best way to do that was 10 see that she benefited &om my takm& over some of her activities." She also became an activist in the Na- uonaJ Orpnization for Women (NOW). runnin& carm-worbhoJ)5. In 1969, she launched Worbbops for Holler Fm 1iby ByCerol~ c:.mr: "'lll U, _ ..... .........., .. u.,.. • • llt ...... " Women, wtuch now offers about four !Cl1llJlat'S a week. .. It's your stm1glhs \hat J>COJ* want 10 buy. Often ~ is qwtc irrelevant Your persuas100 hes in show- ing bow you can do the job." l..aRouchc, author of Carttr Straugies for Womt"n (Avon. $8.95). won't say how much she earns a year ... But I have a country house and an ei&ht-room ape.n- ment facing c.cntraJ Pllrk West in Man- hattan. It's a pretty good lifestyle." ~ I knew very early that I wanted 10 spend my hie worlci.n& with wood. I also knew that I didn't need col- lcie." says Formby, 62. we1J.. known for bis TV commer-cials . his wood-rc- usually is required. ey La Crum After hiab 9Chool, she took NO: ........ -..... fini.sh~liCU. .. lns1ead of spe:ndina foW' yean in CX>Oeaie. By ~ Nlllorl r wanted to ,et OD 10 a aood. sw..w: er.... I 0 I ... a lcries ot derical jobs before ~ ........ , ......... deciding on a carm-in public relations. To start, she workrid as an office a.Ide in a New Or1cans public rdabons firm. ~ she k::a.med the busines.1 throuah on-the-job .. .. After~ preoa1'd an unpresslve ponfooo of brochures and publicationl I had worUd on. and talked my way into an advertisinglFDC)'," sa~ Schmidt. Ah yean later, when Sher- aton decided 10 set up its own in-house public relations depart- ment. she was aslad to nm 1t Today, she handJcs ·an pron» tions for-the hoed -writes P'QS rdeases. desians and ovmc:es the poctuction ofhoteJ publicac;ions and panicipatcs in plannina !eSSlODS for the marketi~ and Wes depanmenlS. Schmidt, whole husband, Peta, is a 51t00ellful architect.~ 9c:ribes lheir lii=style as .. comfortable. .. They live in the city's &shionable St John-Bayou area and dock tbeir sailboat on nearby Lake Pontcbartrain. .. rm oonvi.nocd many people without a dqree can do many )Obs equally as well as many who ao to coUete. .. she says. sound baasinen.. '"9ct ti ... ..._ ....._ He sW1ed womna at aae 8 in his father's antique and refuustuna shop m Jacbonvillc, Fla. After hiah 9Chool. be lerVC'Jd as an &ppm'ltice m New Yort and Cincinnati to some of the best woodcarvers in the USA. With that trainina behind him, Formby went into the antique businea and eventually owned a chain of 17 antique shops in the Southeast. But when the supply of slcilJed wood refuu.shers dwindled during the t 960s. he was forced 10 shift prs. Formby spent most of bis free time in a laboratory, developing a reftnishing product capable of doiJW the wort his la,.e aew oin per-formed. The result was a revolutionary reftnishcr, the backbone of the Formby products lhat today lane the shelves of rnc:n than 30,CO> acres n1tionwide. .. A ~ dtcfee is for tome peop6t but definitely not for cveryooe, .. he says. .. rvc sieen lots of penons without a dr::p'ce who have cxa:llent Jobi became they wanted to be the t>e,,t in what they do." ll I 49 PLUS -._ ...____--~-· It's not too late: Exerdse your right to look, feel great By 111J Aid lloyt Forgiet the excuses. Research shows that regardless of your.,_ exercise will help you look sharp, fed great, sleep better and bw1d tlcxibiUty. strength and endur- an~. ··There are a lot of skepucs who say people are active because they m heafthy," says Dr. Ralph S. Paffcnbarger Jr., an author of a recent fitness study of 17.CXX> Harvard alumni ... , say you're healthy bc:caU9C you're active." The Harvard study oondudes. along with a long line of other studies. that mod- erate exercise. even when started 1n adult life. can 1ncrQSC your ltfc expectancy. The tnck, say the experts. is to figure out the ~t amount and type of excrctsC to bwJd into your life. The opUons arc endless, but there are p&cnty of sources of adVl~ for older pcopit who dc::ldc to shape up: • YMCAs across the USA offer an ex- erctsc, diet and stress manqement pro- gram for the older crowd One--On-one consultations with doctors and counselors arc arrangied. and analyses of body com- pos1t1on, skeJetaJ arrangements, flexibih- ty. blood pressure and other physiological factors are work.eel up on a seven-~ pnntouL Persona.Li.mi fitncs.1 plans m then created, with follow-up tests in three months. The initial fee is $25, wtth monthly dues depending on the range of CllerciSC activities. •OASIS Oubs in May Co. Depart- ment Stores in Los AJllelcs, Denver, Bal- 11 more. Cleveland. Akron, SL Louis and Portland, Ore. -with new stores in other atics JOtrunS soon -bn!1f shoppcn to-~thcr in low-levd aerobics. stretch.tog and m~toruna classes. wtuch arc free. The catch: You have to be at a.st 60. Other weekly courses and lectures are of- fered. too. • FiJMSS After Fifty (The Stephen Greene Press. $9. 95~ a new book by ~ LaLanne. wife of fitness pioneer Jaclc t.al...anne. combmes exerasc infor- mation. diet menus and down-home in- spirabon. This is a diary for beginners who want to keep track of inches. musclc- tone and the euphoria of well-being. • Fitnas For Life. EurciM For Pt0plt Over Fifty (Farrar. Straus & Oirotu. S 12 95) as another recent blueprint for bet- ter health. Author Theodore Ber1and, writi.na for the American A5'0ciation of Retired Penons. edmits '"the hardest part about startina a .new procrarn is sW'Wlf.. .. Before embartcina on any new exerosc program, consult your doctor. Mary Findt Hoyt u a ~a~ wnter ba.m:i"' Wa.slungron. DC . ..,.,>/to sptOal· I ZtS lit rqxJl't 11lg on ag11lg USA WE:Ex.ENo ·JUNE 6-8. 1986 • ) 1 • 8 I I ~· I • Oare to be More 17 "" "111". \.3 .. "'*' "" , Pl' apllnl 11¥ FTC ~ SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNIN G· Smoking Causes lung Cancer. 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We've had them as young as 4 and as old as 83," says John Vail, ~t of Outdoors Unlim- ited in Sac:ramen~ Calif. And Sandy Neily of Eastern River ExpeditiDns in Greenville, Ma.inc. adds, ... We've got riven for the •go.(or-it' types or the follcs just looking for a family floeL Most trips are a day Ions. but multiday trips are 11vaiJ. able. And take some friends along. The inftalable. synthetic rubber rafts come built for four, six. eiaht or 10 peopk Cosu for day trips run from $20 to $5() per person; OVCf· night trips. $80 to s l 00. Eight professional outfitters polled by USA WEEKEND named these rivers as their fa... voriteS.: • Norlbeat. The Penobscot and Kennebec rivers. both m ~ntnLI Maine. have na.pid$ and gentle riffles -With New Eng- land woods as a backdrop. Cont.act f.astem River Expedi- tions in Greenville, Maine. (207) 69S-241 l. • MJd.Atlaadc. The New River in southern West Virgin- ia and the Cleat m northern West Virginia offer thrilling white water. Contact Appala- cluan Wildwater in Albright. W. Va.. (800) 624-8060 . • ScwtheHt. The Nantahala River in western North Caroli· na and the Cbattooga in the Nonh Carolina-South Caroli- na-Georgia border area offer easy floats or frothing white water through gofll!S.. Omt.act Nant.ahala Outdoor Cent.er in Bryson City. N.C, (704) 48~ 2175. • M6dwat. The Pcshti$(> River in northeast Wisconsin offers white water frothing around· alacia1 boulders. Con- tact the Wi900nsin Division of Tourism, (800) 372-2737. 8 West. 'The Colorado Riv- er (the Grand Canyon section), the Salmon River (centnll Ida- ho). and the Tuolumne River (central California} include wild white water and soaring canyon walls. Contact Out- doors Unlimited. Sacramento, Calif.. (916) 452-1081. 8 Nortbwat. The Rogue River churns riaht through rug. lll=d southwest Orqon wood-land. Contact Outdoors Un- limited, Sacramento, Calif., (916) 452-lOSr. for infonnation on the nght excunion nearest you, contact f.astern Profc.ssional River~ :e~~~:>~!=if~ er, or the Western River Guide As.tooation at (303) 77 1-0389 for raftina west of the Missis-- sippi. Cl Avatlable at these fine stores: ~ MJftCO. Al~ OIWarNI Sll:lnl ALHAMBRA fEMYS SHOES ANAHEIM OOMTRXJtWW ~ SAM1YS SHOES ~ COi\IT RlOtWW CAlftf1tRIA Clal41DM SHOES QTY OF NJUSTRY COAST flOOTWEAlt • OOSTAMESA ntlSHOIHUf CIEiCENTaTY NE.'WERAMMllJSHOD QJJNF.ROTY SHOIMNCr DNIS HADSHOB ·DOWNEY ICE"5 SHOE STCR Ft BRAGG MWISSHOES FRfS«> ~ f'UUER1'0N nm SHOI G.\U.ER'f Q.ENDOltA CiRAND SHOES GIWWll\ ta1.S SA/ MOR SHOES ~WU'Y ID9C1T. STm. LMEWOOO co.t.ST POOTWf.AR LONG BEACH ROm:RTS DO't STCR LOS ANGELES llJOCS llOC1TERY MODESTO COl'Y'S SHOES MONTEREY MAK11NS D:7T SHOP MCltOONHILL B. TCR)SHOP NAM 5CHALOW'S SHOES NORW\U( SHOETEJllA ORANGE t«JSH N'PIES9 SHOES 90~~Qz OXNARD flMAMOUNT IOOIERY POMONA FRaMANS COAST F001WEAR REDWOODOTY SCHNE1DERS MEH'S Wf.AR ROSEV1LLE RICHANlSON'S SACRAMENTO TMOMASHUSH ~SHOES nll El c.M1o ,,.,. StHFURA Mm MENS WEAR SAN 8f.RNARDINO l(:Pl:HNEY SAHllEGO JCPOIEY SAN FERNANDO RANCHO SHOES SAN FRANCaCO <Zr LAICl STOllE SHOES SAN GABRIEL co.t.ST FOOTWEAR SANJOSE AOHNIES HUSH PUPPIES"' SHOES 21rl Man1H.llndla SAN MATEO LE5UES SHOES • SANTAANA co.t.ST FOOIWEAR SANTA BARBAAA AOOENBECK SHOES SANTA MONICA co.t.ST FOOTWEAR SANTA ROSA Nl5E1AIC> SHOE MART SIMI VALLEY JAQCSSHOES SONOltO SIERRA fOOIWEAR STOCKTON ROSDmW.S SUTTER CRf.EK l<EN'S SHOES THOUSAND OAJCS PAAAMOlJNT flOOTERY lURLOCJ( BOUCHER'S SHOES 1USl1N lmSHOEHVT VEH1URA PARAMOUNT flOOTERY WlUTT1ER BAND I SHOES YUBAOTY DON'S SHOES Kids in the back seat can realy set you back A car trip turns the little ones into prizefighters and Dad into a wreck This summer -mainly bealusr the price of psoline is reuonable · we will be taking car trips the USA. - of us who live in the Nonhcast will bead for the South- west, and m versa. We1J be cranr . into Disney Wor1d and Dis-. ~~~and, Hollywood and Byc.otHllllllln DolJywood, the Grand Canyon and Ow1es OIP>d is the the Great Smokies. And thole of us anchor of CBS Sunday • ·who aren' there will probably be Night N~ He is editor folJowing travel f11U Arthur from-and anchor of N~ mer's adm in today's USA brtak and TM Osgood WEEKEND cover story. and bead-File on tm Radio. in& for pbsant drives .. near the beaten track, but rarely on it... • Well. Frommer and all the other travel expetts arc right 1t•s hi&h time we loaded the kids into the car and took off to show them the glories in this great 1and. But what they usually don't 1dJ you is what it•s like to travel with kids. My waminp to go aJona with the experts' tips: •Kids are not mterest.cd in pncry. Try as you will to point out the beauty of a mountain ranae. your little ones will not gjve you the satisfaction of looking out the window. •What they will do most of the time is ~L They will fiaht about who getS to sit next to whom; they will fiaht about who aiets to sit next to the window so they cannot loo""\ out it They will ftaht about who is ta.kin& up too much room. The decibel level will rise to a point where you will have to yell youndfin order to be heard above the din. The irony is that they wiJJ not .. ltl hoenc, but you will. •Twenty nunutes after you have pulled out of the drive> way, )'<?U will have to tum bade bealuse somebody forgot Sometb.in&. The entire vacation will be ruined unless you ao back and aet wbale'Ver it is. • One &our into the car trip you are mum to be asked how many more miles there arc to go. Thereafter the question will be re4Sked at least once every J ~ minutes. Stanina at about the - hatfway point in the trip. the question will dm.n,e to: .. Ale we almost there?" And-then, in a whining tone: .. Aren't we~ ~?"' At 6nt you will try to live aome '°"of ~t. It won't be ~ now'" or SOl'M such. But, eventUally. your oatienctWI ~thin and will hear younetf · eome> thina lim ~o we~re ~ost there and I ~ow bow kq h will be and &hut up!" • Jt wlD be necemry to stop from, time to time to cat. and to ps up. Durina these~ ~tc aJI younulirc. nobodywill ever., to the bathroo!n· UllJ¥ liter, when you are drivina out in the middJe of nowhere. will you be notified of the ~I need fbr It bathroom atop. •At some point d~ the trip. you may wonder whether·it wu ad a li>c>d idea ~ this car 1rip after aJL True. it may be hi&hlY eclucationa1 and all that. But the, NEXT family car trip may be the one YOUR kids take llfElR kids on .•. a 0-. lcnc time &om naw. Q J 4' • USA WEEK.END • JUNE 6-8. 1986 HUMOR, ETC. lots of big leaguers started out lttle Saner up! It's Litt.le League Baseball Weck. start· ing Monday. Little League started in 1939 in Wil- liamsport. Pa .. with three learns. Today it includes 2.5 million k.ids on 150,CXX) learns in 25 countries. Of the 650 current major league bascbeJJ players, 450 are Little League veterans, including Steve Garvey, Dwight Gooden and Nolan Ryan. Scute: L.11111 LMgul a.-.. Inc Movie critics don't rate with viewers When it OOtnCS" to moviegoing. the eritics--<ion 't have much clout. .A new poll shows 29 percent of us arc influenced by ads; 33 percent think movies with big media ~paigns are better than ones that get no Holl~ood hype. Friends and relatives influence 24 percent; oply 16 pcrrent heed the people who get paid to help us decide -critics. Scute: Wiit Ofin.y Wortd Epcat c... pol " AtJD TH(.IV IN I Cf7Z I ••• "4EY, A Re You C..I S'f(NING Tot-If~( Sourer Wiii Dllrwy Wortd Epcat Pl:ll Wllo's baiting the book Fish who prefer their food without hooks arc ad· vised to avoid male Southerners ages 35 to 54. with annual incomes below S 15.CXX>. They're the USA 's typical fishermen, and they go at It m fresh water from five to 29 days a year. Scuce: Ameran FWw!Q r.-~ Awoatbl/ N!wt:'#I~ 'I can't._ it, it's Friday the 13th' Finally, a reason to look forward to next Friday the 13th. It's Blame Someone Else Day. If you're late for work, pick from these excuses heard by bosses at 100 leading USA companies. • .. My astroioter warned me not to come to work before noon on WedncPy." • .. The dog got hok:t o1 my tqupec and hid it. .. •~My ~year-Old set the clocks bllclc an bour. Scuce: Robll'I Hiii ~_,19tiol_,, O...'.s Atn1M EllWICI -...... .•. /£..fFTMY WA I.KMAN A"'f J.4oM£. Be SUI e to send In tour ballot Right now, some of you are being asked to choose your long distance company. If you don't, you will be assigned one. And it may not be ATuT. Which means it may not give you all that only AThT can. Like full-service long distance operators, customer service representatives who can answer any of your questions, instant long distance connections, a wbrldwide network, and calls that sound as close as next door. I ATuT Long Distance. R>r over a hundred years, when you reached out, we were there. And you can keep it that way. If keeping easy access to the AThT services you've always taken for granted is important to you, it's important to act now. If you're asked to choose, mail in your ballot. -·~htchoice. .......... 49'~ ...... -...... s-.. .... . -~r1......-... AM~----.._,, ..... . ....... t ......... ;Ji ....... ....-.~ f'W ............... ,, L ........ USA. .. • • .. . ... •June 8 to June 14 D I I Serving tile Orange County Communities of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Hundagtoa Beacll, Irvine, La(uu Beach and FoUAtaln Valley Another try. new title Ro&er Mudd and Connie Chun& wlll co-anchor in~ Tuesday. 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The acad~tongucd comedienne 1\ tht· ·linchpin of the latest a11empt to ~a.art a long dreamed-of "founh netv.ork" to nval ABC NBC'. and CBS meaning that a lot of people v. ho should know better arC' hualding a '3nd cast It' in the path of a tidal wave R1,C"ri.. 53. wall launch ·a late-night talk shov. an September Starting at I I p m .. it'll ha\C a half-hour Jump on "The Tonight Show .. Bas:kcd by Fo.x Rroadcastang \orp -basically 20th Centur) Fox and six b1g- c1t)' tclev1s1on stations -the plan 1s to sell "fhc Late Show Starring Joan Ravers" 10 indC"pcndcnt stat10M across 1he countr) thO\e not affiliated with an' network For \Cvcral years. there's. been a grov. mg ~usp1c1on that an untapped audience e>.1sts that's npe for a late-night !.hov. morc- \Outh-onentcd than Carson' But what ")'outh-onentcd" ha\ to do with Ra vC'M " :inybod)"s gue~., The scrambled peroxide bo10 1'\ about ai. youth· oriented as Jerr. Vale, and she doesn't \Ccm to ha\.t' 1he "ague!>l idea how to 1ttrat't the ,,ewer., 'ihe needs to suC'cct'd R1vtr., claimed that \he'll havr "d1f fcrent kinds of guc'it~" than doe\ 'To n1aht .. ('oni.1dct who i.hc mC'nt1onro Bo) Georse. the Tiny Tam Part II who's been all hut inv1s1blc 'ii nee his 1ncxpltcable bunt of pop~larit) acouplcof)carsago: David Lee Rotn, a hulking grunt of a rock singer who bear\ a remarkable re~mblance to an orangutan, P('(' \\-cc Herman. a quirk) comedian v.ho's ne\cr gotten be)ond cult slatu'i, and Lil) Tomlin, who dcsp1tt her rormadablc talent l'i 'IOmt"th1ng le\S than 3 high-profile chara<.'tc:"1 Johnny Canon Joan Rl•en Hov. many vacwt•rs wtll be 1nt'hned to relax b) watching somebody lake Roth belch and scratclHumsclf on camera before' th" hat the uck? Rivers wa~ Carson's pinch hitter on 'Tonight" for almost three )can. and her guest-ho\t \tints were faarl) popular So sewng R1\ers against Canon doesn't look like a bad move on paper until you read lhe fine print ' While hyping her show last week. Ri ver!> unlea\hC'd a remarkable barrage: of deC'eat. half-truth'I. and B.S For C"x.ample .. he claimed that her ··Tonight" ratings wert the haghc\l 1n the !>how·~ ha\lOf) when ~he was host, not when Carson was on the JOb and that advertasen paid more for commercials when she wa\ doing the show R1 vcr' tell\ a great fairy talc D1scount1ng repeat broadC'asts of 'To- night .. CaNln ~AVERAGE fat1ngof7 81~ hetter than R1Hr'\ single BEST night of 7 7 A rauni 1\ the percentage of all home$ wtth a televmon set tuned an to a show When \ar'°n returned to the ~how after time off and displaced River~. ratings alwa)\ Jumped dramatacall) Raver~ rc- ce1"cd ht'r 7 7 r3tang the week. of Dec 2 When ( ar\on rcassumed control the follo-wang IA<ed .. he 5oared to 8 'l ~n} ad\Cna~r\ who p:ud more for ·Ton1aht" commercials when Riven was on thC' \how n«d to have a long talk with their aC'countanh More Monkeeshines for TV LOS ANG fl f\ ( .\P) -Remember "The Monkccs." thC' Beatles-like s1n11n1 sroupcrcatcd for the NBC telcv1~ion ~nt\ 1n the m1d-l~6CX'1 Get stt for "l he NC'IA. Monk.cc\" Columbia Picture\ l cle' 1\1on 1s launch1na a nationwide latent starch an July and Au&u\I for four ~nun actor\ for a nt""" vcoaon t>t the S<ne~ The or1g1n1I Monkees we're l>a' ad Jone\. Peter Tork. M1eke-l Dolenz and Mike • Nesmith The four acto" ~lec-t~ wall 'tar 1n a nrw \CnC\ for fint-run ~)nd1eat1c>n Columbia elw plan\ to rclca~ a eocumentu·y film on the talrnt \Carrh ...... It's not hard to make a case thll "Ton•Jht" isn't what at used to be, and that the 60-ycar-old Canon has been sleep. walkin1 throu&h the show for years. After alt, he's been at it for almost a quart.er of a century, and it isn't too far-fetched to thank that one of these days he can be taken That's hardly a new idea. Telev1s1on ha,tory as ltttcred with the bodiei of those who tned to bump off Canon, 1ncludin1 Dtck Cavett, Mike Dou'1as. Merv Gnffin. Ln Crane. and Alan Thicke. Ravers as JU St the kind of challenge to get Carson's Juices flowing again h's no exawritaon to say that Ravers owes him practically everything. Her first bag-tame appearance was on "Ton1Jhf' an 1965 Carson always went out of has way to help ~er out, anclud1ng dozens of appearances on his show. Carson hasn't said anyth1n1 publtcly, but he's known to be anary about the way Rivers handled the announcement. She was nqotaating to renew her contract with Carson's company at the same ume she was cutt1ns her deal with Fox As Rivers' long-tame benefactor. Carson believes she owed ham the counesy lettana him know of her plan befort mak1n1 at public. Ravers' explanation that she tned to make contact twice but couldn't reach him was greeted by'° many scoffs she m&Jht as well have said she called the tooth fairy by ma stake Carson has plenty of weapon~ to blow Rivers out of the water. anyway Just a~k Thicke When the Canadian launched an abonave run against Carson a couple of years ago, he was crushed within wteks. Word got out that anybody who ap- peared on "Thicke of the Naaht" wouldn't get on the "Tonight" show fh1cke's auest last was itduccd to Soupy Sales. Jttha Child ind a dancing bear That happened when NB(' was at its weakest. Now that it's on top. 1ts suppon of Canon will be sti;pnger than ever. and he should have cvc!h less trouble burying a rival Af\er 'i('VCrtl yean of dormancy, the talk· show wan are heat1na up again. Oprah Wanfre) (of "The Color Purplc"I has 1 ( h1ca10-bued 12lk. shov. expected to a.a\e Phil Donahue a run this fall Comedian David Brenner ha\ another late·m&ht show on the way, and ~nartd many of the stronacr 1ndcptndent \talion~ before Ri ver even JOt rolling F1n1ll>. Ra vers' \tylc ,, all wrong for the late n1aht Ion& run With her caustic and OlhOU, humor, ,letpV~)td Vlt'~r'S \lflll SCI awfull) tired of hsten1n1 to a one-note \lmba Then•s a b11 dafTercncc bct"-een bean& the occasional aue't ho,t of 1 show that's already a nauonal hab•t. and C'~rry1n1 11 you~lf The bottom lane 1~ that Canon still wean well wh1k. Ri ven wall shonl) wear out A little hat of the lady a~ a Iona way. but 1t won't bt Jona or far ennu&h Sunday, June 8. 1986 3 Sad farewell to a frieDd and ii val By LYNDA HIRSCH •A promise as about to be broken. one made in the 'Cl] fir<;t }ear of 1oumahc;m school .. I promtSl' m·vc r to use the personal pronoun 1n a c;tory" But there's no wa) 10 write about the death of a rare and wonderful friend "1thout involving oneself Jon-Michal'! Reed nnl' of m' clo..e!it fnendr, and toughc-.t competitor!>. d1<.'d Ma} 2' Jon and I w<.'rc ce>mpctttors from the beginning. wt• both tncd out for th<.' same syndicated rolumn I m~t him at an ann1versal) part) for "The E-dgc of Night·· Heanng that he "as there. I dcuded 10 introduce m)'~lf. Walking up to him sh)'I)'. I said. "Excu~ me I'm Lynda Hir'ich We're both up for the same column " "Not any more hone)." he responded. "I got it toda) •· r spent the next 10 minutes turning green and congratulating ham It war, a stOI)' I would tease him about aHr the years He would alwa} c; prote'it that he d ne1.er been that unktnd. and the-n add wnh a wmll., "I deserved to gel 11 )OU kno"' .. Jon could al'io take a 1oke. A one-lime birthday prt'..ent from me wa!> an address book In 11 was listed CHI] newspaper I'd aotten awa)' from him. cro-;~d out. and in parent~.escs the words: "Not any more hone} Evel)' yea rt he l"-O of uH<>s~d a da)tlmc Emmy part) in New Yori\. I worried about having enough food Jon womed about 11 being elegant -c;omcthtng he didn't ha1.e to worry about because Jon "'•" c.*gan1 A.nd a bit 'ain He wore contacts; sometime .. 1ry1ng to get them 1n would make Jon hours la\e for appointments. If ht" couldn't gel them in. Jon would nt"ver !>toop to pulling on his glasses; onl y special friends ever got to see him m his spe:cs. So he would occas1onally spend the night not saying hello to anyone because he couldn't sec them, while everyone was impressed by his incredible ability to be "aloof." Jon was also a damn good ~poner Has 'loap o~ra maga11ne. Daily TV Scnals. "'a~ the beM on the markt"t at a ttmt" wht"n the market was glutted with over 25 -0f these '>pec1allzed pub.hcat1ons Has column was b1ttng and his way of getting infor- mauon ingenious Jon loved oneupmansh1{l On one oc- rns1on he phoned me and said hello ma sly \OtCe I "Did )OU hear "'ho got mamed'> .. I responded, "Of courS<". ( harles and Kim" "Damn 'JOU kno"' How did you know., The} told me H was an nclus1ve." Jon would also tell }OU that he never heard anything. but of course he always did. When Jon hated a show. no one hated \tronger, but when he loved a show, no Ont" was a strongt"r suppon t"r. He also had ~veral other tntt"res1s, having wntten bools on subJC<'ts as vaned as the best roller coasters m the country -Jon had a passion for fast roller coastel's -and the first lad1t"s The last time I saw Jon he wasn't feeling (Pleaee Me FAUWELL/P. Sl) -Dayti111e OaA Double delight If the· characteH of Julie McCand.l ) and Jenny Diamond (bottom look •lmllar lt'• becaa.e both ro are played by tbe aame actrae -Catherine Hlckland -on CBS' da~e d.rama "Capitol.''. ' Stiiart last 'Search' pioneer By L VNDA HIRSCH Q: ('.an you please tell me the name of tht' on11nal cast members of "Search for Tomorrow'?" t have a bet goma that Mary Stuart 1s the only one lef\ M) mother says that there a.rt several other onamal cast members. -J.W .. Akron, Ohio A: Mary Sta.rt la the oaJy remalaln1 orlpuJ cat1 member. Mary b1 played Joaue 1lac. ~· 0ow beau m lHS. However, LarTJ Hallan JolHcl th ca1t la "9 role of Sh Berpnu ~rte weekl la .. r Utl 1tW Nma1a1 wt~ "• d••· O&hr ..,Um• cut membtn WtN Melba Rat, •M ,..,.. Mari• lkl'plU aacl died ,..,_.1 ~vtral )'tarl a10. Btr clea" wa1 .cbowJ.eqed la "9 1torytlae wltlll Sh '-omla1 a wtclt•tr. Stw remailtt4 a wldower antU be married Ellle. ney bad a woaderfal romuce um a writer decided to lllave Elite ru away wt" die claef -ooe of tbt clamber "Searcla for Tomon-ow" 1toryllne1. · Q: What 1s the ntwcst wap opera on the air -and are there plans for any new soaps? -S.D., El Paso, Tex. A: "Saa&a Barbara" I• dM ynq•t IO&p. lt'1 bea OD a )'Mr ud &a IDOll"I. "'1le I 1low ratta111taner,.:•Suta BarMrl" M• bea pl~ •P potata oa a nplar bull. TMn an aJwa11 MW ...,. • &M drawtaa board. am BelJ Utl Doq Marlud bv• botla bea wor'klq • •• ,,.Jecu. IUpt HW, ABC ll lateN1c.4 a. altatudn cl1111me pNsnmmtaa. •-' u cM1.r won wltla IM H• "Love Am•ricu Style." NBC'• daytime 1dedule 1eem1 to be p~tty well aet Httpt for lite coatlaaed nmon "8t "Searcla for Tomarnw" 11 on "• verse of btlaa •=· "Searcla'' baa .._. tbt nmor Hrron 11t for Ute la1t ffvo fe&rt. NBC off1ctal1 pre1eotly aay ~elr .Oedalt will 1tud pat at least t.o tile ea4 tf die nmmer. Q: Has the actrns who pla )'S Maeve on "The Ou1d1na L1&ht" e'er ap~arcd on another soap opera? She look" f1m1 har. - R.T.L Santa Ana, Calif. A: I.AIU. DealttOll play..t tlilt relt of g.,.. •'"'Al &ff World 1'9r111" for a 1llort dine. Rtr ltarJllM lavolv .. 8eb a.,._, plaf .. laf Dte lludqa. W1M9 Letllt left *'t "°"• aM did IO witla a br&H•HW (Pl ...... 80An/he• 31) ., -'iw1lre. l'oppen __ .... II\' ___ _ um u 1 -:. c:' .,-:-:..··I ..: tr=.-::'! »• ....... ,,, I Ill -· .... 1UP.-TIMlmOV: IWMI uat: ... ,...... ..... c... ... °"" ..... ,...._ ..... ..... ....... . ........... Ulllki ........ ...... • ,_.. ....... a....,• .... > ...... 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Fantasy) Zach Galhgan Hoyt Axion ( 1 hr 51 min) 1:11 (S) M tWlf1'llQ Oii llA(mlQT:!* HOUll A schoolgirl returns home lor a hollday 10 hnd strange things happening at her la thef's hotel ( 1 hr ) llS C) _..~Alm 1MI llAVD llOWll um Jottn C4tferty and the Bea ver Brown Band Sing &elections from the album "Tough All Over," Including "On lhe Dark Side" and "Small Town Girl " ta TODA"W ..... ,. ....... .... auun1111• _., ..... Q .. ...,,.,_.. flYwwmea .......-,1 M CIMTMBCU.• .. ,.°"'.,.. TMAftCAT _,tcMl•••Q -..acun TW LOOU ATW••lll YGUTMll!e 1MI_.. UIDAYllAll CIUIClt .,,. ... PIRIT ~ Featured Judy Brown Shares the unique w1ys she 1nd her l1m1ly ~-~;;:: Mlh ~ "''°"°" ~ llD¥ll "Mon9*ir Verdoux" ( 19.47 Comedy) Charles Chaplin, Martrut Raye l hr') ~min) ... MOU ,.,_Mm Tiii fWITCATI _.,. No Big Deal" ( t983. Drama) Tammy Grimes. f<avln Diiion ( 1 hr , 2 7 min) fD U... Pml llDOl'f •(B) mWll "The Last Starllghter" ( t98,, Science r1<t100) Lance Guest, Robeft -1~ .. a~: ... z•• LIT~• llllHT ._ ... QICMOI AICCllMCM ~ 8 Sunday. June 8. 1986 Clml1WI ....m.I UtAZlll WIWWWlaWT -. -'llC ..... ¥OICI .. ,.,, _,.,,. ,. ""' a•11tenmo .. •1 '°"" ,.,_. .... ~ ... ,-.ow DAWY 11/e IOUATN .. ..., ~ " . ...,. ,.,..., .... .,.,(ll)Q .... , .... Mml- --LUGUI IA...U 'I .UTUT 1111 Great Pennant Racee ( 1 hr ) Cl) ...... , <1).,. "Modem Times" ( 1936. Come dy) Charles Ctlaplln P1ulette GOddard 1hr,29min) .. JAi-Aii) .. ¥I.UM W IOCIDWWI 119 CIUt:tlm HllllT lllDtmo ~= .... OUl.M ii um;y ... LLOWD OC&vtl ,,.,., •MCWrT ICOOIYDOO ..,.YCUml ,.,.. ... mrowca .,...nooea MM* TO mWI Terence Donovan and Nicole Kidman star 1n th11 story of 1 young tr1ck 1111 who reeltzes INI being content with ones.ell Is more lmporlant than being number one ( 1 hr ) 1';911l).,_ "Cool Hand Luke" (1967. Dr1 ma) Peul Newman. George Kennedy (2 hrl '°~ ... (() J •11111 Scheduled pro- '''" of ClaMleal pilnist Earl Wild and De troll Pistons guard lllah Thomae ( 1 hr 30 min) D•~--~Men's11no~ tlnal, trorn Stade Roland Garr~ In Parli T=-~;j., ......... wnDOll.• ·-..,, ..... NrrAITIC WO&D 06 M•W.WBBM ' CMPLA..,_ . ....all Kt .,.,. "Cyrano De Berge.ac" ( 19~0 Drama) 'JOM Ferrer, Mall Powf't8 (2 hrs) (I)~'SC..V.A WOMnmYllW CR),.,_, IOClt Wembley hatches an that fell out of a garden Hee O m WAY 0611lmt .. .....,DAYI _,..'Im AT CALYlll'I 4WMall.MCll _,.. "FI ST" ( 1978, Dr1ma1 Syt vealer Stallone. Peter Boyle (2 hrs • 25 min) (ff) MAQll.J IOQt Wembley's gOOd hear· •n= him to an underground sp11ng of W Water O (11) 'It A1n I Hay . ( 1943. Comedy) Bud AbbOtt. Lou Co9tello (1 hr , 30 min) (SJ .,_ "Kelly' ( 1981, Orama) Robert Logan, Twyla Dawn Vokins ( 1 hr, 34 min) <%>.,. 'The Falcon And The Snow man·· ( 198'. Orama) Timothy Hutlon Seen Penn (2 hrs 11 min ) l u.y ... ...,., -LA.-.a--.n CCMm llVlt A teenage boy m1J$t take ~re of his e111remely tmag1nat111e ounger coutln au&.-•· ~ llUMmlCA _. '* ·-WiiC&l'BI .,_ ''Fletch' ( 1985 Comedy) Che ~ _CtlaM. Joe Don Biker ( I hr 38 min ) (JJ .,.. "Mary Of Scotland' ( 1936 Orama) Katharine Hepburn. Fred11c M11ch (2 hrs • 3 min ) MlCI RJWIDO AW llCllMAI HI ())PACI M IA'JDI tlM'NMAH• llmwt IOCllY•.-e DlJCIPa.:JG'.w ' IHN COM.Ale ... ,~ ......... , ............ C.. C* C. 19'. .... FR ffl Profiled Los An Raldeta runnlJl baek Marcus Allan ff'IYCU• 11•1 -Cl> ma ~ant• G1ma s1,, u necessary Houlton Rockets 11 Bostor1 Celttca (Live) If Game Sht 1s not njllo(flfl ury. "CBS Sports Sunday" will air trc1n1 t 00 3 oo p m r.o T and PC.A Weal CMtttf ClulC Goll llnal round will a11 3 00 8 OOd m. E 0 T (2 hrs 30 mtn I l n.m-OOlll =::i1L•Q ~nm · e 90Wll "Branded" (1951 , We&1ern) family, three bfothert who epent more Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman (2 hrs ) than hal1 their lives In an lns11tuti00 and a IM WA\I Pf<>gram that Pfepares foster chlldfen tor TGIY_,.,l ._AL l~t llvlng. ~~ -..9 Cl) NA tOll Westchester Cluslc. fi ... .,. "Transatlantic lunnel" ( 1935. nal round, from Rye, N.Y (Uve} If NBA Fantasy) Richard Dix. Leslie Banl\s ( 1 Championship Game Six at 1.00 p.m hr . 30 min.) E.O T. 18 not necessary, golf wlll air 3:00 - (!) COUW IOCC8I East-West All Star 6:00 p .m. ~ra .. ~min. I Game. (Taped)}V"a.) ~woaD i TO• Ull*IC:ID W Jal.'f ... llYTO~ .. "Fletctt" ( 1985. Comedy) Ch&- .. .,. "'lnvaelon Of The eOoy Snatch-~Chase, Joe Don Baker. ( 1 hr . 38 min I ers" (1956. Sclence-F1ct1on) Kevin .,. "Joe HIU" (1971, Orama) McCarthy. Dana Wynter. ( 1 hr . SO min ) hommy Berggren, Ania Schmidt ( 1 hr , -· H•HJ. Callfomla Angels a1 Clev&-55 min.) 1and 1nc11a;~r•) ~rs.1 a:me e ~cw eoccm Scotland vs IWM.L .,_...., 90llT West Germeny (Taped) (2 hrs., 5 min.) • tnPll"fOllD ,_, ~ WUWlf •Ill -.... "Hot Rods To He41" (1967. WWW Orama) Dana Andrews, Jeanne Crain (2 CMnOLa•AL hrs.) mmf .-0-.1 OZ> •eAuW•'MILlo&. Atlanta Braves a~Sa Diego .,. "Fandango" ( 1985. Comedy) Padfet (Live) (3 hrs .. 5 min.) Kevin Costnet, ~d Nelson (1 hr., 3t e •llMCMOPMltlOMllW he va· min.) lldity of the storyte!*'s anclen rt in ac-ftllAftAZMll cvrately PfeseNlng lnformat Is exa· 1W 1:~°'91.,_COl'lllml mined through modem-day examples 1n .,. _Wint OAYID-...n O Ireland and Turkish Armeni,. Q ( 1 hr ) M I ii CD .,. "The ~abvlOus Dorseys" ......_.. ( 1947. Musical). Tommy and Jimmy Oor- 1-.or~ ~and their Orchestras. ( 1 hr., 30 min ) .... Cl w• lk.l .. "A View To A Kill'' ( 1985, Ad· CllaMnt venture) R~ M00<e, Tanya Roberts (2 llOWll "The Flamingo Kid" ( 1984, hrs., 11 mm.) Comedy). Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna. ( 1 ®.,."Grace Quigley" (1984. Come· hr . 40 min ) dy) Katt\arll'le Hepburn, Nick Nolte. ( 1 CB) .,. "Hans Christian Andersen" hr. 42 min.) ( 1952. MUS1Cal) Denny Kaye, Jeenma1re (().,."The little Foxes" ( 1941 . Ora· ~hrs.) ma) Bene Davis, Herbert Marshell ( 1 hr. ClJ llO'Wll "Movers & Shak~" ( 1985, 56 m!'L Comedy) Waller Matthau, Cherles Gro-1.,...1• AUCllm din.(1hr,19mln) W ....._ (%) lllCMI "The NeverEndlng Story" ---=-( 1984, Fantuy) Noah Hatheway. Barrett W • ..,. • ..,..'SSJll Ollver ( 1hr.34 min) .. ,.., 1t11(f) 'IAWMl Chicago Cubs at St Louis ' llOWll "0-0ay, The Sixth Of June" Cardinals (Live) (3 hMi 15 min) ( 1956, Orama) Robert Taylor. Richard ftlll~.f!!AI Todd. (2hra.) -·-· •wca1lW•.--•rT .. IMICllftlWAI --~ LMI Taped at Wolf Trap's Alene Center. .,. "fulSa" ( 1 ~9 Adventure) Su· Leningrad's Kirov Ballet performs "Swan aan Hayward. Robe<l Preston ( 1 hr 30 Lake" dunng the company's first tour ol ~n J-anuao. the Unl18d States In almost 25 years In -st«;J;~·· 30 min ) -Altemoon ----lwoaocweocca....-na -ICOTT -· (11 UPM.L At press lime, scheduled. n .. "LI,. On The MlestsslpPI" games were Boston Red Sox at ( 1984, Orama) Robert Lansing. Oevid Miiwaukee Brewers or BalllmOfe Oriole& at Knell. ( 1 hr . 55 min ) INew:.'i.~~ve) (3hrs) •1,r=ow:a=·~.~a~~· ~~:,n) WOPMDMI» _,,IWMIAl'f ll'fiiMfl "Agatha Chrlst1cf s Partnef& .,. "Olnl'ler At The Ritz" ( 1937 In Crime" Bored wltti their Ille of leisure. Mystery) Annabella. David Niven ( 1 hr . Tommy and Tuppence Beresford tal<e 30 min.) <YVflf a detective agency and try to 90/Ve (I) OUTDOOll LR the theft of a pr~ pink pearl. Stars 00 .,.. "Hysltf~al" ( 1983, Comedy) francesca Annis ond James Warwick Tht HudtOn Brothers. Bud Cort { 1 hr , ,_,..,_ (%) .. "Murder My Sweet" (19.U, i ) O (1 hr.) 27 min.) MITO UC. CART Miiwaukee 200 Mystery) Dick Pow.II. Claire Trevor ( 1 l!l-'•) (2 hnl) hr .. 36 min.) (!) u•AU. BaltlmOfe Orlotes at New -· u•JCMUOW9W "Grand Canyon York Y1nlt991 (live) (3 hrs.) • I Shooting The F\aplds Of The Colorado Cl),.,. CMll When a law stud4U11 turns Rlvef" to drugs to ffst ltC8Mmlc p<eHUfM, Harl 8 • lflOlliW 8en.outfd· Sh8wn and othef Law Re\/leW membera come to O'Sullivan va Simon Browt1 In o wtl her aid. ( 1 hr) ter#91ght t>out scheduled tor 10 roondt. • .:.AW I IT,_..,_._,, from Toronto. (Taped) ( t hr .. 30 min I -Ill).,.,... A .. Wint LM Tynt Delly • .... "At War With The A.rmy" lloata this do(:u"'90tlry on tht f09ttf care ( 1951, Comedy) Deon Martin, Jerry l ew 1y1tttm ProlllM lnc!ude •-"°le paret1t Is (2 hrs I ' e lllU.YWOCIO W• Sc:heduled: an lntenn.w with Mart~ S""°: summt\( mO't- 1~ 'Ef~= DIM VllW A nostalgic review of hit aonos that inclUdes videos ot "The L•tter" by the Box Tops. "American Pie" by Don McLean. "I C.n't Get Next to You" by the T emptationa end ''ft'a My Party" by Les- ley Gote. AlaO. live perfOfmancee by Felix Cavalie<e. Richard Manuel, Peter Noone. Ronnie Spector and host JOOn Sebastian In stMlill~) ( 1 hf I (!) .,,. __.. Ul.T WAm a•AL Cl> .,. "Return Of A Man Called Horse" ( 1976. ·Adventure) Richard Harris, Gale Sonderga&fd. (2 hrs.) Cl) llOWll "Oxford Blues" ( t984. Orama) Rob Lowe. ~heedy ( 1 hr . 33 mm ) .. , •• UL-- MOii OCAlllT In Auschwitz. many pec>- ple ar• sent to the "showers", J(>Seph and Lowy wOfk with a road-bUlldlng gang un der Kurt Dori's &uper.Mlon (Part 9 of 10) {..!hr.) <II Ull DlllO ICMOUmC .....,,. Fallbfook Vs Hehx ... ,..~... . CC) .,. "Romancing The Stone" ( 198.C. Adventure) Michael Douglas Kathleen TuUMi.~1 hr ,~ min) (!) 1Mm H•AU. 'I aATllT 1111 '71 All-Star Game W8.,. "The Magician" ( 1973. Adven- Me) Bill Bixby, Kfm Hunte1 ( 1 hr . 30 min.) (l)ITM,_ D.,.. "Haunted Palace" (1963, Hor- ror) Vtnoent Price. Debra Paget f2 hrs.) o u.-a..n e llOWll "Three The Hard Way" (1974 Adventure) Jim Brown, Fred Willlamson l~IUI ...,_M.D -.WA,_ ......... ... "The Last Starflghter" (198-' Science Fk::tton) Lance Guest. Robert Pr86ton ( 1 hr .. 40 min ) Wal~ d (I) .,. "My Science Projeet" (198S. Comedy) JoM Stockwell. Oenni5 Hoppe< 811 hr.,~ min.) -......... __. AT nm .,_. Sche<Juled revtews "SpeceC•mp" (Kate Capshaw, Tom ,. Skerrltt). "Raw Deal'' (ArnOld Schwer z~. Kathryn Harrold), "Cobfa" ~~te< Stallone. Brigitte Nielsen) (!).,. "Sl<atet>oard Madness" ( 1980. Comedy) Staoey Peralta, Kent Senatore ~hrs.} <lD "9ff IACIJ Wint OAYID ....,.,, Consum9f Information on pl-stlc trash bega. commemorative cOlns. llqlJOr end r• Unfonunate aocldents plague a troupe of olrCU9 performers culm1natlng In murclor and revenge In this San Francisco Ballet &;,oductlon Mt to tho mUSlc of Ben· l~t=e.-rf .. c:cu .,._ .,.. 'Caddysh41Cl< 11980. Com ... dy) 8111 Murray. Ch.-vy Chae (I hr . 47 mln;J,. •1 ital "!:a and NICOie dee:~ to Sunday, June 8. 1986 9 -luDclayConl.- 9 ' brHk up: Mr Oyrenforth (Graham Jatvts), the sc:hool's new p11nc1pet, be- lieves he II 'nxed. In St8f~) ~ hr ) •um. ...... ••The northern elept\ant seal Is studied I r'""' lfM,_ ,_ Lm "What war:.ccompllShed In To6<yo7" Guest· Treasury Secretary Jarnet A. 8ak8f. ( 1 hr ) ·-•Mm (I) llCM CGUW WOMO -Game 15, If neces&ary, hve from Omaha. Neb Q hrs.) Cl) f.llllm.a tll M llCM ,_ PAllOUI Philip Michael Thomas; Or. Ruth Westri.lmer, Roltanne Pulitzer: Larry Holmes; ski-gliding in the Alps: Morgan Brttt~s Rio de Janetro. (A) ( 1 hr.) Cl) A ... A poo< Southern black 1een (Levar Burton) thinks that owning a (: will make him a man .., ...... -UTIGllM. ..,_, .. IC ID'lOMR Pan- ama's San Blas Islands, a Colorado hang· gliding les11vat; sallor-tllmmaker Irving .. 1~~ts of Murano. Italy (2 hrs.) .!IC ... ra* ... Q ~-amvm~ .,. "Cimarron" t 1961, Western) Glenn Ford, Maria Schell (2 hrs , 27 min.) ..... ,.,.. -lvenlng ----.. ,,;:,._ff 1111._ An Inter- view with Oiahann Carroll. ( 1 hr ) I T&l•Am..,...W ml ... lO .,. "0-0ay, The Sixth Of June" ( 1958, Drame) Robert Taylor, Rlchard Todd. Aa their rotes In the Normandy lnva- elon IOOfTI cloeef. two mllitary otfice<s each -r.evn &twtc aeoaraie...me<D£1!.lesJ>i.Jbe..gL!L tl'ley both love.~ I ..... "n iiOwm "Scandalous" ( t984. Come- dy) · Robert Haya, John Gielguo A well known and ambitious televlslon reportef IS accueed of hit wife's murder. (2 hrs.) e ..,. tllM...,. An examination or China's orlmlnal )ustice system. featur· tno actual legal proceedings that reveal pat1emt of eoclal change threatening to crowd and traneform the courts (R) Q ~~ • .,,, A study ol Antarctica's htstOfy. ~onmem, ongoing t1elentlflc rneerch and the protected deVelOprnent of Its nal· ural rMOUroes (R) Q ( 1 hr ) (8).,. "Conan The Destroyer" (1984. Adventure) Arnold Sehwarzanegg9r. Gt8Ce Jones Barbarian Conan is recruit· tct by a 18fl8UOUS, deoeltful queen to pro- tKt a teen-age prlncela on he< odysSey to a ~I OHtle 'PG' Q ( 1 tw:. 43 min.) (J:) ... "O.A R.Y L " ( 1985. So~ ActlQn) Mary 9eth Hurt, Mlchaet Mct<ein Atrny offlclalt Melt to dM1roy ttielr latest tpy WMpoo -an 11-year·ofd boy with e oomputenztd br11ln who eecapet from his laboratclfy home 'PG' ( 1 hr 40 min.) (EUMIOAT Sunday, June 8, 1986 (I) llCMI "Bitter Harvest" ( 1981. Ora· ma) Ron Howard, Art Carney A youag midwestern dairy farme< tries to prevent the spread of a deadly disea.ae which has already affected his family and cattle ( 1 -fll ~-1 QSI n 0Urt An Obligatory tnaorance physical for the store's staff comctdM with Edna's stNggles to tell Howard some dell cate newt-lR) e mM.L..,. Jamie sets out to win the attention of his new classmate Jessi ca. l =-OIL~C*MPUl- 119 Cl)•--• a• 9oa. Grandfather Strat ton invites EdWard and Rick to spend a weekend In his secret moun1a1n cabin Ir stereo (AL · 1 1•1 •a. ....... a -. -ou..ca ··01d Yelle<" In this 1957 theatrtcal release star ring Dorothy McGuire and Fess Parker. a young bOY is given the responslblllty ot caring for hts mother. his younger b•other and a lovable dog while his father 1s on a cattle drive Q (2 hrs ) i = 11..:M Guest Simon MacCor kindale. In stereo. (A) ( 1 hr ) I Mlc.AT\191.UT MD ...,.,.,1 DI tlfli Ct1llLMD U,_ An examination of the unusual plant and animal Ufe on K1nabalu, Bor neo's htghest mountain (A) O (I hr ) Cl)A9&mat ... CZ) .,. "Gremlins" ( 198.4, Fantasy) Zach Galligan, Hoyt Axton When a teen- ager breaks the rules of caring for his lov able one-of·a·klnd creature. dozens of malevolent creatures are spawned 'PG' l hr .• 51 min.) -..,.,Ml M e ,._, ·--•-m• Punky and Mtke i.&7r long-lost mothers In ster ~C::,. Wli)ft .1ess1ca1nves- tlgates when an apprentice 1ockey tS char~ with the murder of a thorough bred s owner Linda Grovenor. Roy Thinnes and Norman Fell guest star (R) Q.(1hr.) D • w rrcma A teen·age1 fighting with Tele.ans at the Battle of the Alamo suddenly finds himself In modem ~Y San Antonio. In stereo (A) Q • mm •t I llMRACI When a p<lce· leSa jade collectlon disappears from the estate of Makepaaoa's (Glynis Berber) father. Dempsey (Michael Brandon) and Makepeace set out to r~over It. ( t hr.) G .,.. "Tea And Sympathy" ( t956. Drama) Deb<>fah Ken. John Kerr A aensl- tlve prep scl'IOOI stuoent becomes Intimate with the undef9tandlng wite of a headmas- ttf. (2 hr&.) Cf) fM.8fllGll MUM-A thaatrtcal dtrectOf (Cerotyn Seymour) and several of her colleegUea find themMlv" trapped In a ~nd't 1trao09 dream (A) • t.lllma '11 M llCM Am PAllOUI ~lllp MICl'IHI Thomu. Dr Ruth W•theimet, Roxannt Pulllzet. Larry Hotmee; ald-glldtng In the Alpa. Morgan Brlttan.t IOI.A Rio de Janeiro. (R) ( 1 hr I • unm An 9)(Am1natl0n Of the unusual planl and animal llfe on Ktnabalu, Bor neo's hlghott mounr111n (R) Q ( 1 hr I .... . I w1w"7: w• "The 1r1tt1 R.M " The local residents wutt no time celebrattng atta. a snip, transporting a cargo of rum, goes aground near Skebawn (Part3ofti) Q (ihr) (t}mN "A Vtew To A KIH" ,.(1985, Ad· venture) Roger MOOfe, Tanya Roberts · BrltiSh agent James Bond aner.ipts to thwart an Industrialist's plans to become czar of the computer Industry ·po· O (2 hrs. 1 t min.) ([) lfOITm (ff) .... llA&OWI. MWAJI m Mar lowtfs client confronts syndleate hit ,.,.,, white guarding a gangster marked for dealh O (IJ .,.. "Explorers" ( 1985, Sclenoe Action) Ethatl Hawt<e. River Pnoen!K Three bOys -a dreamer. a whlz.·lcld. and a social misfit •· combine· thetr talents and construct a homemade spaceship. 'PG' ~hr , 49m1n) ODDCCMU llCMI "Vts1on Quest" ( 1985. Drama) Matthew Modine. Linda fl0fent1no An 18- year-old begms a brutal training schedule m order to defeat lhe toughest wrestler In i state. In sta.eo. 'A' O ( 1 hr , 48 mln.) _UC.,_HGU.ftlOGDPAM • e llCMI "Bronco Biiiy" ( 1980. Com· edy) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke. An ex·shoe salesman, living out his cowboy dreams by running a ramshackle Wiid West stlow. takes on a stranded heiress as a partner 1n his knife-throwing act (R) 1(2 hrs .. 30 min ) LOU...r 5 tmDMAW -.olll•I TOUnlAm llAUTf wn'M ...... ...... ~. .. Cl) llCMI "Rosie The Rosemery Clo<r ney StOfY" ( 1982. Biography) Sol'ldra Locke. Tony Orlando The popula1 singing star's crlSls-ndden Ille tS viewed In retro.- pee! from her emo!lonat breakdown 1n 1968. (R) Q (2 hrs) I •.LY WCll•ADIQ llCMI ''Prince Of The City" (1981. Drama) (Part 1 of 2) Treat WllHems. Jef· ry Otbacti. Based on a true story A New York cop Is caught between federal p<es sure end loyalty to his fellow officers dUI· 1ng an investigation ot widespr11t1d police corruption. (Viewer Otscrehon Advised) IBl Q (2 hrs.) 9 .. f/11 .,.._.. A drema •bOUt Yorkshire police officer Ronald Crevefi'I (Bob Peck) relentless search for his d8ughter's murderer At a loss for a mo- tive. Craven learns that his daughtef WH 1n an anti-nuclear organfzatlorl and thet he< intelligence Ille 111 with a CIA agent (Joe Don Baker) (Part 1 of 3) In t tt4'eo {1 hrs ) •-."Three The Hard Wey" (1974, A~tutt) Jim Brown. Freet Wllllam.on A mysterious genocide organlz.ation ts brought under contrOI by three men (:? hrl., . I •• :mt CClfaAllD .... • _.,_ "The Irish RM." Tht tocet rffldenta wa11t no time celebrating altor ~ &hip, transpQJ1rng a e41rgo of rum. goes aground near ~ebawn (Part 3 or 6) Q ( f hr 1 I .... ftll LOii) il'flfatl "Agetha 0111s1ie't. Partners in Crimo" Bortd with their Ult of 1e1aure. Tommy and Tupptnce Be<nford take oYef a detective ao-ncy and try to SOive the th9ft of a prloeten pink pearl. Stlf'I Franoeece Annis and Jatnff Warwic:k (R) Q (1 hr) ~ .· ORANGE COAST AMC..JEEP-RENAUL T 2424 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 541 8023 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana-135-3171 , "NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-9100 ' ALLEN OLDSMOBILE- CADILLAC-GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano San Diego Freeway Avery Parkway Ex it 582-GIOO Daily Pilat .Daily Pilat ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 142-0010 540-8211 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 142-0010 540-8211 PERFORMANCE FORD 120 W. Warner Ave. Santa Ana-tn-.3500 BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC 13600 Beach Blvd Westminster 192-tl51 131-2500 \_ EARLE IKE VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa-148--9303 UNIVERSITY HOND~ 2860 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa-540-0713 EARL IKE TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -148--9303 -lunclay Cont. ~="Fletch" ( 1985 .• Comedy) Ch&- vy Chas., Joe Don Baker An L A report- er with an array of disguises 81tempts to unravel a plot lnlf001ng a wealthy buSt- nes.sman who contracts his own murder PG' O ( 1 hr 38 min I (l)ITMnm (%) .. "The Faleon And The Snow- man" ( 198-4. Ofama) Timothy Hutton, Sean P19nn Based on the true story of Chtlstopher Boyea and Daulton Lee who were tried 1n 1977 fOf selling top-secret U S documents to the Soviets 'R' (2 hrs , I 1 min.) I DAWl•DOnO -,,_,, IWAOGMT .. ,._ Jesse and Nicole decide to break up, Mr Oyrenlorth (Graham Jarvis). the school's new principal. be- _ 11lev~ls 11nxed In stereo (A) ( t hr ) WU~ tOPClltYOWl...a ..., I LUCIA Lucia's note to the Ital- Ian contesaa Is delivered 1n front of Eliza- beth Mapp. Lucia and Georgie sell their A1seh0fm homes the dikes give way as Lucie dascovers Mapp tn her kitchen, i art 3 of •) ( 1 hr ) ..... ,.u. mAT I• 0.UllCU "Bernstein on Brahms I Reflecttons and PerlO<mance ' In the thud of three programs leatunng the w<><ks ol Johannes Brahms. Leonard Bemate1n conducts the Vienna Ptlllhar-mon«: 1n the Symphony No 1 In stereo ~~WU ta•W.'I mATllT 1111 The Game ana Its Glofy ( 1 hr ) CD .,. "Star Trek Ill The Search For Spoci<" ( 198-4, Science Action) Wllatn Shatner, Oef.Ofesl Kelley Adm. Kitt<, ... sembleS the Clew of 1he at•f9hip En- terpnse for one f1nat voyege to try and rescue Mr Spock. whose aplrlt rem.ina ahve on the rapidly Oeoene<•hng a.n.is ~nel 'PG' ( 1 hr • •5 min ) (!) TAUi ... 'TMI ~A thNtncal d1tect0f (Carolyn Seymour) •nd MYef•I ol hef cotleegues find lhemlefvel triapped in• staJ;=<f11trange dr'8m (R) CJ) ~ The rehabllilallon of crimi- nals t>ecomes lhe subteet f0< a lamtly dis- agreement attef Joe offers Artemus. 11 bllnd thief •• )ob 0 ---..0 T«*OMOW I PAT IOOlll u.&A. .. .. "The Flemlngo Kid" ( 198't. Comedy) Matt Diiion, Richard Crenna In 1963. e Br()()t(lyn plumber's son gets a /Ob at a chle beach club and becomes enam- O<ed with the mate<lal trappings of fife 'PG-13' 9 ( 1 hr . 40 min ) -ti ICelOO&. llAT Topic Valedk:t0<lans - -.. 1ttl what does II ta~e7 ITAi .... ...... ~ II I lmfT ... ~· ~ llW, .. , •• u~nr= .. A theatncal dlrect0< (Carolyn Seymour) •nd MV91'•1 of hef coaeagues find themlelves trapped 1n a =:nd'11trange dream (A) I ... ~ ..,,.MIMI' ...nm An eicamcnallon of the reli- gious and polit1eal behets that motiv•t• -Sports Cont P'romPye2 --rrw.y-----u-=-~ ... ..... ... 79 t1=M1 .... A1111'r1 D1dear• .. .... ,...~)(llwa.) ........... -c.......- 11 KOi) ~...._.._..(Dot, «Ot;? 11t • WIO ......... , Miit .,,,, .... 11,_. ...... ..... .................. , ... (, lir. ..... .L:. •1"'1"'Cll..llLLnroan•a.- - -M.t..ITMICm9 tW 1.fl:U. .. _,-..m'AIMk ............... .....-.. ....,. -·lalu&UY---:.1.,..1...u. ..... .... ,,.Wll'f 12 Sunday, JuM 8. 1986 .. ,,..-•u•w. ... __,..~CA P1 t _. rc1':!'~= ......... ..... -· • UftMl rt11t11 ... M••• elf .... ., . ., .................... ~ .._et C.1l•llliel .._. .. A.._.. ··1:.=>(llwL) 1w I a ..... Gf91 ICIU ,,...... ,...... ..,. "-•trt 11f111 .... ca.If C-.. 1111 G=:' .. Y.(llwL) "'' UGI -·POSS QAT UC. ..... 09 .,,. a....11 ............. 1(., ..... .... -i:ib='ll lltol' ........ .. ,,... .. T .......... . --°"',..,... .. c ...... ... r.a=: .... , -·(I) -........ eecAA 0.. .._-.,..._,.._.ct! uh S\1 .... , 5 .. 0 (T.....,{1W.) l _.,,._x, .. _,,.. . --·-cmnua. .. ,-...... M 1••.u LM Ar111tr n Dn 11 m • = --~,:c:r,,. .-l1w1111...,.a w the Shiite Mulllme' cn.ude to form a unrt- ed empire undef the Ayatolatl Khomeini 1(1 hr.) • .... ,,.LCllJD IOCIDMIMIW Bued on Of W11ter Williams' book "The Sllte Against Blacks " Flkned dOc~tMy tegmenll and tOllow-up dfb9t• ax.amine the ledef ar governmenr!t role In dealing Wl1h prob lams tacino the btack community lf'IC!uding educallon, unemployment and 90Cial pro- ~ms. o (1 hr} CI) Mm..,,_ Ma)Of League a... baM teams compete CID.,. "Hlslory Of The World --Part I" (1981, Comedy) Mel Br()()t(s, M1dellna Kahn Man's illvstrlOVS hist0<y ·-from Neenderthal cavemen to the Sp•nllh ln- QUISltion --Is examined 'R' ( t hr .. 33 min) Cl) ITAi IAml Sports competition featuring cast members from "Faleon Crest." ''Oeys of Our Lives" and "81111 the BeaveJ." Semlftnel round (A) ~hrJ. (I) _,90CI 1-1MI LOIT Q In O<daf to move to a new ap11rtmenl the Kramdens must break their lease O l -90IT ,. amnwt call,., .... ml llWT __,.. fllAI. ,.,me ... PWWWllW ........ ..,...w ~•MCMIUW ATM --Scheduled rrAews "~mp" (Kate Capshaw, Tom Skemn). "Raw o.ar· (Arnold Schwar- zenegger, Kathlyn Harrold). "Cobfe" ~y1Yes1er Stallone. Brigitta Nielsen) O ..,.u•n 1'11 -An 1n1ar-...iew with Diahann Carroll ( 1 hr ) • • wn,.,. "Div0<ce 11 Ch9nging America" Jane P1uley e1eam1nn the to- clal and economlcal effects of dtv0tce on Amer!C41~ ~::;;Hill' (1971, DflrN) ThOmmy Berggren. Ania Schmidt The story of the legendary hero who w•• exe- cuted betOfe a Utah tiring squad after a !Tamed conviction due lo hit militancy 11 a labor leedet 'PG' ( 1 hr , 55 min ) ..... ..., tttlal .,. "Uta.-W1th Blondie" (19•6. Comedy) Penny Singleton. ArthOr Laka Oagwood becomes jealous whef) hta dog gets more att9"tlon than he does ( 1 hr . 25 ~ ,.. "Skim Money·· ( 1975, Ofama) Jaekle Cooper, Ge0<ge Goba4 A teleYi- sloo r9PQfler lnveatlgates • Nflaa of 181- v~ny fir• and ddCOV«t a crime El• 11 lnvotved (2 hr• • 16 min~ --.. .-. .. -..rawr --~x90fd Bk..tes" (1964, Orama) Rob Lowa, Ally Sheedy Oxl0<d~M ty'1 tred1ttons are tosaed to the Wind by a bfutt American 1Mn·aQef In pureult of an aluSiVe Br'llllh cover g1r1 In 11•~ 'PG· 13' ~~=~ -. liM.~ _,, SchadUled an Int~ with Martin Sheen. suml'Tlef mov le,......,..., 1he lat•t In home v~s I ... , ... a1mt••-'4 ...... ii DA• M 11• Scherlulc>d 1np1c mvl r.;;mii;~ C!m "The ev11 Thai Men Do" 1198-4. Suapenee) Ch&rtea Broneon. Thef ... Sal· -dJna An aua-'1l la cal\ed out of ratlte- -lunclay Coal. ment to perform one final uaignment Hit 1arge1 a Central American torture~ 1st p<otected by an Ameilcan agency 'R' t:;L(t hf . 29mtn) CEJ AUTO UC. F0tmula One Grand Pnx ot Betgium_from Spa (R) (2 hrs.) I _,.. "The lpcress Ale" ( t!Hl5. Ora ma) Michael Came, Ntgel Green A p<IS- oner assigned 10 British Army lntelMQence 1s commissioned to retrieve a defected IClentlat. (2 hrs ) ta111IOllTI• ............ II tt:tl .,.. "Those Fantasttc Flying Fools" ( 1967. Comedy) Burl Ives Troy Donahue Ounng a VISlt 10 England. P T -Monclay -11orn1ng Movia - •CC) "The Thing" { 1951, Sctenee-FICllOl'I) James Arness Dewey Martin ( 1 hr . 20 min) (%) "Up In Arms" ( 19.U, Comedy) Dan- ~Kaye, Dinah Shore ( 1 ht , (6 min.) •oo "Young And Free" ( 1979, A<Jv9n ture) Erik Larsen. Keith Larsen. ( 1 hr . 30 min) CJ) "Hetc11" ( 1968, Orama) Mex1millan Schell. Jean Simmons ( 1 hr • 40 min ) 119Gl) "Fools" ( 1970. Orem.a) IS,&tharine A05S. Jason Robardl (2 hrs ) 'r Ml(C) "AndrOld" ( 1982. Science FICtton) Klaus Kinskl, Don Opper ( 1 hr . 20 min ) .. (}I) "Chat1anooga Choo Choo" ( 1984, Comedy) George Kennedy, Joe Namath U hr , 42 min) Cl) "Sherlock Hof,,,.. In Pursuit To Al g1ers· ( 1945. Myttery) Basu Rathbone. ~I Bruce ( 1 hr • 30 min ) CZ) 'Under Milk Wood" ( t97 t, 0ra1Tl8) Richard Burton Petltf O'Toote ( 1 hr, 30 min) .. 9 "Unwed Father" ( 1974, Orama) Jo !!J>h Bottoms, Kay Lenz ( 1 hr , 30 min.) ~"The Blatiop s Wife" ( 1948. Fantasy) Cary Grant. Lorelle Young ( 1 hr 48 min} .. 'Eleanor And Franklin' ( 1976. Ore· ma) (Part 1 ot 2) Jane Alexander Ed- ward Herrmann (2 hrs ) (%) 'MOdern Times" t 1936, C~y) Charles Chaplin Peulette Goddard ( 1 hr . 29mln) -® "Windwalkar" ( 1984. Orame) TrtvOI Howard, Nick Ramus ( 1 hr . 44 min.) (I) "The Desperete Search" ( 1953, Ore· ma) Howerd Keel Jane Graet ( 1 hr 13 min) -a?J "The Southern Double CrOM' ( t973 A~nture) Aoben OenllOl'I. Anne Jet· treys (2 hrs) n• CC) "The Phlladelphlll Experiment" ( 1984. Science Fiction) Mk:hael Pere. Nancy Allen ( 1 hr , 42 min ) CZ) "Joe Hill" ( 197 t. Drema) Thommy B«ggren. Ania Schmidt ( I hr . 55 min ) 1tlt ''Family Bu.tnes1" (No Oeta, Orame) Milton Berle Jeffrey Marcus ( 1 hr , 23 min) -&11-..oon Movl•- tHI Cl) "Of Shark• And Men" ( 1977. Oocu montary) (2 hr1 ) CR) "Baby Secret Of The Lott Legend ( 1985. AdventUte) Wtlllam l<an Sean YQUng ( 1 ht • 3! min ) till . "Capteln Scarlell" ( 1953 Adv.n· lure) Richard Gr~ Leonora Amar ( 1 Barnum concocts • wlld ldee that ha can succ:esafuHy bUlld a lunar spacaehlp (2 hrl.30mlrl) ()) llOlll "The Fear It SprMdtng" ( 1975 Mystery) Tandy Cronyn, Oenholm Elliott Aselgned to 1ntervlew a Brltllh art eollec- tOJ. an AtMtlc:an reporttlf unwittingly b&-comes swept up In International lntrlgUe and murder ( 1 hr . 30 min.) I ~ I .,IMOWCm mM WIW A nostalgic review of hit song1 that Includes ~ of "The Letter·· by the Box Tops, "Amencan Pie" by Don Mc::Lean. "I Can't Get Next to Y04J" by the Tempta11ons and "It's My Party" by Les- hr . 30mln) (C) "Camelot" ( 1967. Musical) Richard Hams. Vanasa Redgrave. (2 hts . 59 min ) Cl) "Heidi' ( 1968, Orama) "'*ax1m1ltan Schell, Jean Simmons ( 1 hr . 40 min ) tit® "As Summers Ole" ( 1986. Orama) Scott Glenn. Jemie Lee Cunis ( t hr , 40 min) (Z) "The Brasher Doubloon" (1947. Mys- tery) Nancy Guild. George Montgomery {Jhr , 14mm ) •CID "Young And Free' ( 1979, Adven· 1ura) Er~ Lersen. Keith Larsen ( 1 ht 30 min) ([) "Fratltfntty Vacation" ( 1985. Come- dy) Stephen Geoffreys. Sheree J Wiison U hr .. 33 min.) CZ) "The Stranger" ( 1967, Orerna) Mar- cello Maetrolannl. Anne Karlfla ( I hr 45 min) •cc:> "The Stranon Story" (1949 BIC>Qr•· phy) James Stewart. June A.Hyson ( 1 hr .a min J •CO "Christopher Strong·· ( 1933. Come- dy) Katherina Hepburn, Colin Clive ( 1 hr , 17 min.) •CI> "Up In Arms" ( 1944. Comedy) Dan- ~ Kaye. Dinah Shore ( 1 hr . 46 min ) •w "That Touch 0 1 Mink" (1962 Come- dy) Cary Grant. Doris Day ( 1 hr 55 mtn) -Evening---- -&U"' ... _. ....... .... Q ,_.~-=•=••l'MUI ..... .... ... _,_,, .... , ....,.. .,.. "Seema Like Otd Times" ( 1980. Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chase A sort-hearted t.wyer It lorn b&- tween hef hopelete tx-hueband-turn.d bat* robber encl hef uptight prttent hut- berKI who It running IOJ Ctlif0fn1a attorn.y gtntral 'PG' ( J hr • 42 min ) Cl) ...,.._ 1985 Mr UnlVefM Competition from Swedel\ (A) (2 hrs) CR>.,_ "Prime Rist(" ( 198!, Orama) Toni HuCllOn, Lee Mont= Afttt IC· cldentelty dteoovertng a to bt .. k Into eu1omat9d banking mec • an tngl neer and a COiiege Student ttumt>le upon a ptot to undenriW-. the U 9 f9defal ,._ Nt"Ve. 'PG 13· ( t ru . 39 min ) ([) 90Wll "Ten From YOUf Show Of -ley G0<e. Alto, 11Ve ~ by Felix C.Vatlere, Rlchetd M~. Peter Noone, RonNe SpectOf and hoet John s.bestlan In•:;.:>~~ l ..ccmu.u. ....... u. t1:9 CID .,.. "Children Of The Com" ( t964, HooOt) Pet9f Hortoo. Linda Hamllton. Based oo a Stephen King thof1 story A young physidan and hla wtt. find them- aelves In e MidWelt.,-n town Where young- sters heve mufdef9d the adults and ettab- llshed a strange retiglou9 cult 'R' ( t hr. 33 min.) Shows" (t9?3. Comedy) Sid Ceasar. lm- o08'lt Coca Ten cluelc lktl1 trom the Oflgloal tetec:aats of "Your Show Of Showa. .. with ~ enecdOtes by Std _1Ca=~thr ,32mln) 0 ... too Q.Gll flOll "'C.ol __ , Henry'• dla- lf9uaht when ha learns thet Sare and hef 1>9Yfr*"df>'&n lo I/Ve logethef l .. /llllf mcm.1..-....... --~ ...,,.'lMC ... 90Wll "F9mlly Bullneta" (No Oeta, Orama) Mlltoo Berte, Jeffrey Marcua. The deelh of their wealthy fethef fOfcee four adversarial brothe<s to come to tlffM with thamMlvel and each other ( 1 hr • 23 NI ltnirt ..... 0 mnwn'~ TimlMT lnttrvi.w with Linda Evans I= :ii. Glorla Vand«bllt. Navy l~~~··=-T-.f'i19111f ·-GPNlmlm WMITIDI A IDG9 Wl'ftl LM Tyne Defy halts thtS do<:umentaty on the lost• ~r• system Profiles loclUde a llnglt pwent family, three brothert who spent more than halt their llvel In en lnllitutlon and • p<ogram that p<apartt to.ter children !Of im:=n,;.~(lhr) I I IJll9GIT I • ...,. ... .,_ "The NevefEnding Story" ( l&M, Fantay) Noah Hathaway. Barr .. 1 OllVef A bOOklah youngster enttlf'I • fan- tasy wOtld wtwn ha rMda a strange rlOYel aboUt the struoota to 18119 an lmeglfwy klnQdOm from rmmlnent deatructloo. 'PG' It hr .. 34 min.) DMmltWIOWI J9 I Cll 119 ro.I FNtUl'ed Whodunit? Amateur lleulhl go 10 Iha acena of the ctlma fOf a mutOtf my9taty weekend, three Southeff't Cahlomlans bee&me ml- llOl'IU• l .... ..r 111 ell LA. Featured hauntings and Olhef reports Of Iha lllpafnatutal In Lo. ~~AtU.. m •~GPALlllTm Sunday. June 8, 1986 13 \ -Monday Conl. 1::-~ ,. c A Many SIOYtter Mat Ches IO! a.on• the11he maturing frsh.,-s can SI.Jr· vive thet1 fln1t w1n1o< In tno w!ld !Part 2 ot l~Allrf •" ....... _Mem,_llOu.'fWOOD'AM .. ())IC~-----LM and Amandi SMtC:h fOf 1 mtU1ng l0te1gn cou~I (A) ( t rw ) D • YOU AUllt Mett'a tWmmer !Ob 11 ah<>f1·11ved when he JOlns pielcellng work If$ 11 lhe supermarket In st~ Q e mWll "Heaven W11h A Gun" ( 1969 w .. 1etn) Glenn F0<d, CarOlyn Jones A peae&-1oY1ng Pf••chel attempt• to bring IOfT\e aolldarlty to a Wntern town by Nt- llng up a church only 10 find himself em bfotled In local feuds (2 h11) 8 0 - -Nick and Mackey 1nvest1 o-1e arson In lhe fastiion industry In tier eo =~ I':. · The New Mevertek" ( t978 Wn1ern) James Garne1. Cl'larlet Frenk The legendary Maverick bfothe!a 1nd their yOllng coulln indulge 1n • .. rtet ol schemel 10 con money and win ladies heerll (2 hrs ) a>u I CD • • llMCM r.1MI TRIMM WM Vl1Jt1 to King Agamemnon's palace et My~e. King Nestoi's court et PylOI end • Bronz&-Age paleGe 1n Sparta reveal de- tetls of the reel-hie eventa wtlich mt0ht have bee(l lhe balls tor Helen'• ebdvction and tha.,Trojan horse c;i ( 1 hr I l fllMITMIL.om ·-CM f!U,.,. "Roenoak" A second g<oup r ... ui.s the Aoenoak COi· ony Delayed lhfee years by 1 lhtpplng ban John White'• return hnOI thlll the co4ooy'1 populatton hal dlseppeered !earl 3 of 3) Q t 1 hr ) CC) .,.. "The Pnlladelphll ExperlrMnt" ( t98-4 Science Fiction) MlchHI Pere. Nancy Allen In HM3. a top aecret radar 1es1 aboard e navel dettroye< pa haywire and two Milorl ere propelled. vie e Urne-wMp. Into e limiter experiment tek-~ piece 1n \e4 'PG Q ( 1 hr 42 min ) ..,.c.oa _,. "~·· (1985 Orama) Neill Barry. JarMS OutM A tetn·egef Whose rock-muMClan lathe! hat fallen on hard 11me1 end 1n10 the bOttll. 1trvoo'" to break Into rock 'n roll ·po· ( 1 hr , 35 min) •(I).._ "Full Moon In Parts" (1984. Oremo) Peace,. Ogler. Fabric• Luchini Adamant abOUt he! tndepend4Hlce. • young F1ench worNn tak" her own apartment end b9Qlnl to (Jrtft away from '* IOYef end frlen<fs 'R' ( 1 hr 42 min ) (l)..-T~ (I) HM CMAll ProltuOf 1<1ngsfl4lld'1 a~I fllefCite flQVlflng llud9ntl to find antwer• 10 100 legal queatloOI 11:1 lhrH daya 11 atteciled by a retentful faculty ( 1 hr) .... "Flat Top" ( 1952, Adv«ltutt) Sterling Heydtn. Richard Carltor1 W0<ld War II elrcratt carrlet pllOt• train aboard the "Flat Top" In the Pacific (2 hr1 ) •De.,.,..., ... Ne'ill York'• depu ty mayor 1 .... u lhough he'• constantly l*ng MQOed by fflef'ldt and femlly Ster1 •ry SOllitf and Anne MMre o-..wu 14 Sunday. June 8. 1988 (f) ,......,u. • ,. •llUll'I Gloria Vandefb411 Navy lhtet piloll ..,...,. ~1-w~•MPU- -CJ) U11 A Al.Lii Allie assumes that Kat• hal been aecretly meeting a lorm411 high-school 1wMlhean IA) D mWll "Farrell Foi The Peop .. · ( 1982. Drema) Velefll Harper Eugene Roche FledOfing PfOMCUtOf Ekzabeth Ferrell ge11 he! llrs1 euignmen1 when er• ell-con. now e celebrity In literary circlet 1t eCCUMd of mtKdef (R) Q (2 h11 I 8 .,. "Ponce Of The City" (198 1 Orama) (Pan 2 of 2) Tree1 W1H1ams. JtH ry Ofbeeh Baaed on e true story A New York .cop Is caught between faoeral pre•· sure and loyalty to his fellow officefs dvr 1ng an 1nvntigeuon of w1deSpreed police c0<rupt1on (Viewef Otscretioo Advised) Jf!l~hra) n -r. 0.-. Alter confronting the man who muroered nis daughter 1n emotionally (Jrelned Ct1ven f8ob Peck) enl8fl a psychcelrlc ho8pltel. he later aSks Jedbutgl'I (Joe Don Bakef) 10 help him find 1he pl\Jton1Um hit daughfet's organ1· • zation was alter (Part 2 of 3) In stereo {? hra) • .,. "The N<><seman" ( 1978. Ad venture) Lee Majo<s. Comal Wilde An t 1th-cen1ury Viking prince lead'I a reek· Iese band ecrOA the AtlantlC In search of his lather. e NOl'M king abducted by tndt ens (2 hr•) (ll) llAtmAI. ~ ~ Pen ema'a Sen Blas lllands e ColotedO heng gliding fNIMll, NllOf fllmmaket lrv'lng Johnson. erttt\1 ot Murano. Italy (2 hrt) • 'M UC" "-A,.. "Roenoak" A secono group rese111es 1ht Roenoek col· ony Delayed three yeera by a lh1pplog ban, John Whitt'• 1e1urn llndl that the cotony'a popvta11on hes dlsap~ared tean 3 of 3) c:;> (1 hr ) • .._ cm ... ccurm •• .,. from NaatwUle'a Grand Ote Opry HOUM the 20th annual presentation of country mlJ5IC ewarda voted on by MU8ie City Newt 1Yb9Crlt>er1 Hoell Roy Cieri!. Ret>a McEnttrt. the Oak Ridge Boys. Mel Tlllls Performancff Lee Greenwood, Sawyer &own, Fbci<y Skaggs. the Statler 8roth- eta~~ on June 9) tn stereo (2 hrs ) I ML.GM> , .._, • llY IUllTl A a&m llOUIC The dtv910pment of tho Southe!n bluet aound 11 traced through lhe WOfdt and mualC of tO Loulllane blues.men whoae In terpretatlons renge from the dOwnhOme, backyard country mullc of Sllu Hogan end Arthur "Guitar~ to the ei.c:1r1c IUflk of Buddy Guy ( I hr (I) wca.o cw canecsa ~ us .\:.A (2 hr:; ~ PAlll CMll KH'\QlfMtl<fl ICy dltP<>ll· 1100 thews a bit when Harl lhrowa en 80th birthday party for him ( 1 hr ) (%).,.. · Purple Rein' ( 1984. MUllCell Prine., Apollonle 1<019'0 A young MlnM· apo111 llnger't aordld tamlly background Pfovldet the 1mpe1vt 10! his riM to the top of the contemporary mualc wOf'ld and en ablee him to find love with • winsome rock e!._lneeU 'A' (I hr • ~ 1 min I .. • (I) lmlMUIT George bteomes e Big Brother but his youthful c:herge a.ema more 1n1tr .. 1td In Olck'a TV thow (R) Q (f) .. ''How To Murder YCM Wife (tie!> Comedy) Jack Lemmon. Vlrne LISI A COIT\IC·llllP arlttl takn out htl trut• tra1t0nl by pletv•ung his wife's mutd61 m hlS c~.=-. (2 hrs • 30 min ) -· (I) A LACIY A do11ng mothel PfOVldeS the pertect al1bt fo< he! c11m1"" aon ·~( 1 hr I I _,..,. Scheduled comedien ~ i\an sinOtt Nicolellt Larson ( 1 ht ) • r.fM 11M1 Of ftll ,_ I 11 Cl fOf'mer chie11 of atatt. apennlng the ad· m1nistret100S of Prtlldents Ersenhc)we( through Canei. lhert l"*r QplniOnS of the J)fesideocy TQP1CS the WMt HOUM'I 1n- 1emal 0tgana.a11on. media's tmpaC1 on lhe Pfesldent and hlS advisers. petsonel qvah· llM ot u S leedefa {Pert 2 of 21 c:;> C 1 hr) m----e PACD • A ,._ Novtlllt Robert L1ebefman chrOOtClee the drought 1n EthlOpla and Iha types ot ~le drawn 10 the disaster (R) O ( 1 hf ) (C) mWll "Oreamscepe" ( tstM Science F'1etioo) Dennis Quaid. Mex Von Syd<>w While wonung w11h a scleflhSI who hea d•s· c.ove<ed a way 10 pf0)8C1 one's conscious 1hough111n10 ano1her'1 d1Hm1 • psyehic 11vmblel upon a plOI to UM the method fOf' polihc.al porpo1e1 PO· 13· 11 hf 3tl mm) CB) .....,.. ..,._ CM 1MIT • ITQO&f ThtS documentary, focusing on five case studl8$ of men a1 Iha Ofegon Slate P.nt· tentlary. deals with wtly men rape end .,. amines the men whO commit thrt crime ilhr) ([) mWll 'Purple Rein' ( 1984. Muaic.I) Prince. Apollooa Kotero A young Minne apol1s singer's 80fd1d lamrly t>aekground pr<>Yldft lhe impetus fOf h11 r1M 10 the too of the contempofery mull<: world end en· et>tes him 10 find IOvt with e v.intome roc1< fi~·~ 51 mtn) ~.,,. "Chlfdfeo Of The Corn" It 984 HOl'r<>') Peter H0'1on. L•nd• Hamilton Based on a Stephen King lhort story A young physician end h11 wile find them selves 1n a Mldwe8tern town whir• young 1ter1 have murdered the eduttt end estab lrshed • 11range rehglOUI cull 'A' 11 hr 33 min) .... AY' I CA .. __ ...... -.., ,. ., AITaL II 187 ... tW ff,,.•O ee ... TmDAY ~ Sketchet duty v.ords. Hugh Hefntr. fat marathon. prison ncepe, tap- :,~~lcemen. bOet hosp11a1. m111 Of· ..... la.I.II IJl) _,. "Whatever Happoned To Aunt Allee?" ( 1969, Suspense) Otteld1nt Page. Ruth GotdOn Aller learning that lhe kllltd he! husband In vein. e women continues killing to hide Iha t1u1h {2 hra . 5 min) e nm ..... A new Brt111h c.om.ciy ..... ebOUt likeable r0gue Howard Booth (Peter BowlM) who. u hi, releeSe from ptllOn. movn '" with h11 111ter (Ro- aalind Ayr•) •"'1 brother tn·law f010fge Cole) l am'llMLRlml IWWlm • HSll9GIT ~ Lar.t Mlltr1e<J Couple In America" ( 1980 Comedy) Geo,ge Segal. Netalle Wood lrlf!S devetop f()( mamed cou ., they watch e endlMe paracs. of tnendl heed- ng Olct court 'R' C I hf , 43 min ) (l) _.. "Saturday Nigtlt And Sunday MornlflQ" ( 1~. Orame) Albert Finney, Rachel Robena A young worlclng-dela Engl•Shman. unhappy In hit )ob. releun ht ten91on 1n • wild '#Mltend (2 hr• ) 8IMI "Venqeance l'I Mine" ( 1979 Drema) Ken ogata. Reotaro M•l<un1 Based on the true story ol a notcwious kln.t wno 111 pursued by autl'lOtit• across r~blltled) (2 hrs 8 min) n:tl. W ., ... P.L A rnurdef could put a damc:>ef on Higgin•' otherw11e 1terltn0 pro- duction of "T~ Mlklt(tO " (R) ( 1 hr . 10 mtn ) D GD IDT Of C..-From Merch t985 jaU group Turbo. comedian Gel· laghe< and actrlSMS Jennifer 0' Neill Ind Ootothy Loudon JOln hott Johnny caraon lna:A~i~) l =.~WIT ....... ._, .. , UUIM Thll British come- dy serlel revOlvet around thr" patien11 tha11ng a hotpitel room In this episode a llmld pati.nt (Chnslophef Streull) dis&~ paints h~ roommat• (Jlmes Botam •nd Petlf Bowtes) When he's a8Slgned the bed by the window MimMLOllD AT .... u.MA ....... tW ... "The Tiiing" (1951 Scleoc&- Fictton) .Jame1 A.rneu. Oewey Martin A U S research stetion In the Arctic 1$ haunted by en eerie being ( 1 hr 20 min ) 1W 'fll The electric rock group pen0tm1 Ml 1nCluCl1ng "Owne< Of a l onely HMrt," "HOid On" and "I've Seen A.II GOOd P~ ple " hped during 111 aum,,,., 1985 con- _1cart~~=~hr ) • ~--..... .-T To.MT Interview with Linda Even. • ... • .. -.. -•,.• Hotll Jeffrey Lyons and MIChael MedVed took et what'• new at the movieS In 1tereo (!) ICM COUW --.0 ... Geme 15. 11 necessary from Om1h1. Neb (R ) Qhra) {]J .,.. "Tengeone" ( 1979 Adult) Cece Malone. Ken Scudder A trio of women hel~ lo r&-crelle • m.n·1 lond memones ot ru' teen·•oe year• ( , hr . 30 min ) a.I=~ ...-r wmt DA• LIT1lllMM From June t 98b Tony Deni. ("Who'• the Bosa? ) and Tonight Show" music conduetor Doc S.\.'flr•nten appear In 1ter- eo ~'I*. l tm.,... ... "Baille Oi El Atametn" ( 197 t Adventure) Cleofge Hiiton Mlcheel Reo- me In WOf1d Wer 11. Montgot'MfY'I fore. wege • bltt9' bl111t ol 1ttrlt10n tgalMt Rommel'• A.trike ::'.J: (2 hrt l i 011 I rT .. Im&. ..... ft""' Of _,,_ • Profllet of Roger M()()(t, VietOtia Prtnclplt. Catherine Bach end H°!}' Lewi. (R) ( 1 hr ) I LM..-c•mu PAU. --'11 M•LM ,,_The lloW trlclilt of v+eltort 10 ~·· commu nity ~ 111 .. dy 1tr11m l ...... .,.LOllD -(J) llOWll · Between Two Brothefl" ( 1982. Drema) Michael Brandon. Pat Harrington. A Pfomlnent ancwney trlel to make ~ lcw glvtng up on hie emo- tiondy troub6ed brother When he needed him mc:.t (R) ( 1 hr 20 min ) .. CH>.,.. "NutCfacklf'' (1984. Drema) Joan Colljns, Carol Whitt A F\.oewn bll- lefina --+ca poCitaJ uytum with an lnllf netlonal bdet c:ompeny 'R' ( 1 hi , 4 t min) (I) .. "Adv9ntur• Of A Pr1'411 Eye (No O.te, OrarMJ fl•trr e Corbitt. Suzy Kenda• Romantic entanglement• hinder a ncMCt prlVeta dialectlw't lnvetttQttlOO Into 1 blacilm.11 cue ( 1 tv • 36 min ) we• mi... ... Cl) ... '"Neath Arizona Sklet" (1934. Western) John Weyne. Shella Tlfry A cowboy trlea to reacue a young Indian girt from kidneppof9 who are atter her Inherit ed wealth ( 1 hr . 30 min.) I':. "Serenade" (1956. Drema) Merlo Lenza. Joan Fontaine A slngef r1Se1 from W<>ft(lng 1n the vtneyardl to sue· cess In the ope<• t>ut h81 romantic trouble wt*1 he becomta Involved whh two dtHer ent women (2 M > CC)~ "A Boy And HIS Dog" ( 1975. Sctence-Flction) Don Johnlon. Sueenne Benton In poet-World W8f IV clvlMzatlon. a young man and his llt11ong dog Mt out in 9eelch of~ 'A' (1 hr . 27 min ) --1=c. -... .,_ "WlcMe" ( 1955, w .. tem) Joel McCrM. Vera M11ft A Wntem town IS timed by a new lawmen (I hr 45 min ) 8 AT nm .,_. Scheduled reviews "S~mp" (Kala Capatlew, Tom Sl<e<rlU), "Raw Oeel" (A.mold Schw1r zeneoger, Kathryn Harrold). "Cob<a' lytwlttr Stallone. Brigitte NietMn) .,....., AU. ......... , .... ,.LOllD .,. "Too Scered To Sc~em' ( 1985. Orama) Mike Connors. Anne Archer. A polloe lieutenant tHml up with an underoovef agent to lnvettlgate the murders ol MVtfaf women In a Manh111an ~rtment t\OUM 'R' ( I hr • 44 min ) CZ> .,,. "Emlly" ( t978. Ofema) K.oo Stark. Victor Splnt111 In t920e England. a teen-ege glt1 comes or ege through an al fatt wfth an American achOOltMchtr ( I hf . 25 ="--G..::" &':.m .... llTCllD • ...... '11. "Pyramid Secre1i " -., •...• --~ ... "Confelak>nl Of A Pop Plf latmer" ( 1975, Comedy) Robin Alkwtth Anthony Booth A rock 'n' rolt atar llndt -Tuasclay -11oe111ng11ov1-- •(%) "under Mttk WOOd" (197t, Ofama) Richard Burton, Petet O' TOOie (I hr . 30 m1t1 l .. CC) "The WHttrner·· (1940, w .. tern) Gary Coop4H. Weller Brennen ( t hr . 40 min ) plenty of romentic ac11on while on tour ( t tv. 30mln.) CH) ... "Weekend~" (18M, Com- edy) O W &own. Peter Ellerwteln Four sailorl )ult ftnilhlng belie tr.lnlng In Sen Diego tr•Yel to La. Angetee for tun and rom.noe 'R'. hr . 32 men.) (!)lltil I IT ... (I) ... "To Al A Good ~t" (lee.4. Horror) Jennlf9t Runyon, Forr.t Swen-'°"· A Cfa:z.ed killer o-.... llkt Santa OeYe and goee on • killing epr• 11 an 111-9ChOcll. ( 1 tv .. 30 min.) Ml ---·· II -_..._ ... ... ''The Prtloner Of Zendl'' ( t952. A~ture) Stew.rt Granp, 0.- borah Ke<r. An Englilhmln flgh11 oH uaurpera wt111e posing a the king of •·tiny • country =·>real king h8S been kid--, .... -...... c.nmnacal .... awl·~--... -" ... "Bandit Queen" ( 1951, A<Mn- . 1Ut8) e.tbef1 Britton. Willafd Pllfker A ~topreyent C.Hfomian outlaws ffom gaining control of Soe111's territories ( 1 hf 15 mln ) ·1•amt• ..... I/If .,..., llllW'f mATIHCICOAlm .,.. "The Strangef" ( 1967, Creme) Marcello MastrOlannl, Anna Katina A handlOme. cold-heerted 1tr•~ lgrlorw society' 1 conventlonl In lhll a<Mptatlon of lhe Albert Camus novel (Subtlttld) ( 1 .,.rv ·=i' ~-'lllCUf ~ , ... ~ Ptofeuc>f Klnglft9tch 1onua1 e•erciM requlflng atudentl to flnd answers to 100 legal quntlonl In three days Is attacked by a resentful faculty. ( 1 hr) •(I:) ... "The Wild Life" ( 19M. Com.- dy) Christopher Penn. Eric Stolz. With the it1rt of school 1ust around the COfnet, • group of teen-ager• spends the lut ~ of aummef In ell out hedont.tlc r~. 'R' Q._ ( 1 hf • 36 min.) CB).,. ''A& Summers Ole'' ( 19ee, er.. IN) Scott Glenn. Jami. L .. Curtlt. In the 19SOs. a men triel to ..a. en ll'npc)Wr-"'*' blaok woman's property and endl up blttllng his own reblllloul d9ughter end a lawyer w11h a paSSlon for justice c;J 11 hf .• 40 min ) ·1 I.GIT• IPM:I _,... 1:£'.i ... .,... '""' _, ... • "*"'rm _ •Cl) "Hant Chtlstian Andefttn" (1962.. MU91Cal) Denny KaY9. .Jeanm81r• (2 hrs) 19(%) "The ~Ending Story" ( 198-4, Fen- taay) Noah Hathaway, Berrtn ()Iver. (1 hr , ~min) M al) "Bunny O'Hare" (1971. eom.cty) Bet1a Davia. Ernest Borgnlne (2 tw•) Sunday, June 8, 1988 15 l -Taesclay Cont. I' M et) "Pygmalion ' ( 1938. Comedy) Leslte Howard Wendy Hiller ( 1 hr . 35 min 1 •OO Mystery Mansion" ( 1983 Suspense) Dallas Mcl<ennoo Greg ~nne ( t hr 36 min ) CP J "Sky C>fagon" ( 1949 Mystery) Ro land Winters, Keye Luke ( 1 hr 30 min J lS) 'Sounder' ( 1972 Orama) Cicely Itson. Paul W1nheld ( 1 hr 45 min ) •119J "The Chadwick Family' I t974 Ora- ma) Fred MacMurray. Kathleen MagU11e t1 hr . 30 min ) t.9 (C) "Arthur" ( 1981. Comedy) Dudley Moore. Ltza Mlnnelh (I hr . 37 min ) CPJ "FteanOf And Franklin" ( 1976 Ofa ma) (Part 2 of 2) Jane Aleunder Ed ward Herrmann (2 hrs J L The Bra$he( Doubloon · ( 1941 Mys tery) Nancy Guild George Montgomery lt hr 14 min) -(}{)"Walk Proud" ( 1978. Orama) Rotil>y ~ BenSOf'l Sarah Holeomb ( 1 hr 38 mu 1 ) (S) "The Opposite Se11 119!>6. Comed'fl June A~yson. OolOfes Gray (2 hrs 1 -(fl) "The Outsider · ( 1962 Bt0graphy1 Tony Curtrs James Franc1~us !2 hrs ) tttl(Z l "The Stranger" ( t967 Orama) Mar cello Ma!ltr01anni. Anna Karina ( 1 hr 45 min) tt=a(C) Bells Are R1ng1ng ( 1960 MuS1Cal1 Jucty Holliday Dean Martin 12 hrs 7 mm I -A.taernoon Movla- tl:9CI) "Asr.ault On A Queen" ( 1966 Ad vPn1ureJ Frar•I< Sinatra \/1ma Lisi 12 hlS) I}{) ··9 To~ .. (1980. CorMdy/ Jane Fn11 da. Oolly Pnrlon ( 1 hr 50 mm J ttlfl) "Lllll.i LOfd Faunlleroy" ( 1936 Ora ma) Freddie Bartholomew C Aubrey Smtih (2 hr<, ) l,1 The Th1r.g (195t, Sc•t>OCe F1C1IO<•l Jal"!'MK Ar~. Dewey Martin ( t hr ? 7 riun ) ll9(C) "Fletch ' (1985 Con1ttdy) Chevy Chase. Joe Don Baker ( I hr . 38 min ) 00 "Mom. The Wolfman And Me" ( 1980 Orama) Pally Duke Aslin. Oavtd Birney 1 hr. 36 min) 'Sounder' ( 1972 Orama) Ctel'ly Tysoo. Paul W1nheld ( 1 hr 45 min I t:tl[ZJ "Gremlins" ( 1984 Fantasy) Lac.ti Galltg8n, Hoyr Axton ( 1 hr El 1 min J •CIJ "The I ast Married Coople in America' ( 1980. Comedy) George ~"'I Nalnh .. Wood ( t hr 43 min ) tel (C) "Sentiment a I Jo11rrnry" {1946 0<:; ma) Jotin Payne. Maurftefl O'Hara ( 1 hr 34m1n) 00 "Wtillf! Water Sam" ( 1977 Advnn ture) Keith lar9en ( 1 hr . 27 mtn ) (S) "Hans Christian Ande1sen" ( 1952 MuSIC81) Danny Kaye. Jeanma11e (2 h,.) W CZ) ''Purple Ralfl" ( t984 Musical) Prince ApollOnle Kotera ( 1 hr & t mm ) •CD "Hen!I Christian Andetten · ( 1952 MuSICal) Danny Kaye. Jeenma11e (2 hrt) •az> "The Son• Of Katie tlc'8r" ( 1965. W•tem) John Wflyne ONn Matllf'I 12 h<a. 30 min) -Evening ·1::::: ...... .... Q ,,_.C9..., 16 Sunday, June 8, 1986 I ..,_, l1'ROll1 • RIM90RT me ... 1111 L llTM HMWC ....,. ).,_·Just One 0 1 The Guys' ( 198~ Comedy) Joyfe Hysef... Clayton Rohner When S4!•1sm c.auses ne1 to be passeel over as e 1ournaltsm mtern, a teen ager d1sgu1sel. he1!>elf as ~ maie 10 see hoN tl-e other hall liv~ 'PG 13' Q ( 1 hr 40 min) f!)WMsn.. (ff) MO¥ll "The Muppets Take Manhal ran" ( t984 Comedy) VOICes ot Jim Hen 5.<111 Frank Oz While Kermit and company try tu lake lhetr college vaoety show to Broadway Mrss Piggy's 1eal0usy ol a friendly ""a11ress rhrearens her wedd•ng ~lans 101 lhe frog 'G' Q (I hr . 34 mm ) ($) 90Vll "Ceiling Zero" ( 1935. Orama) James Cagney. Pat 0·0r1en Two 1ntrep1Cl lloers b\JOdies an<l fellow 1110tkers 111k the•r l11endsh1p an<l their lives when they t>Pcome rrvals IOt the ~me woman 11 lhr =~ ... me ... o mn TOO CLOll FOil ~ Henry s JCJb tS m ,eopardy when a pocture of him pos 1ng with a polil1ca1 cana1dale and Cosrruc Cow~.,;;; 1n the pape1r. I llACIB./LDIU .. _,.. .... DAii ICMUIRJI ~WW MO¥ll 'The Bruher Ooubloor ( 19~7 Mystery) Nancy Guild, Georgf' Mor•tgomery A rare c.01n piov1Cll}S a ctu"" tCJ the death or a camernman and ptOvP.!. 10 be an exchange medium fur blackma11 mlormation ( 1 hr t4 m1ri) NIBC81 ... OJ mTaT.-.r TOllQHf Interview with ROd:J.Oangerf1el<l I ::C ~Don Rickles. author R<JIJ er1 Leniner ~'The Gre111 Grlly") I LM COi •CTIOll 11lm'ICC.AllY GD -.t11POm1m ,._.l111LOM IUMIM..oRT MO¥ll "Victor / Victoria" (1982 Comedy) Julle Andrews, Robert Preston A gay impresario turns a starving singer into lhe rage of 1930s Paris by b1ll1ng hftr a< furope's greatest remate 1mper1ona (;~~nJ m DAM IMADOWI ?:a D I Oii l111 TOMI Featured Friend!> wh., we make them. how we keep them m elude& lr1ttndShlP1 thel develop between war vett1ans ""tlOhl tra1net1 and Lamaze studen". a \11$11 to 1 30·year clan r*' uni()(!. lhe ""'hot' of a new book on lr~nd th I Pt B .... MQMT m OI LA. Feeturnd hounlttd C8SINUI nndtowntof Engtan<l U.ATLMll ...... CIWl:I Of A Lft'1'm (1)... ... "°"'" CCM'T rA•t"M ._YWIDGAm WO. WU WOM.D Of A*Al.I .. ,,.,., • WLD ..-UC.. M11r1y Sloulfer demon strares the dlt1icu111.,, d"ngt"" ano tall factions of filming w11ctl1lo o "9 ..,_UC81G..,.NOUnPOOD'AM JS Ql) u•a,u, Atlante BtaYeS at San Fran CISCO Gian1s (Live) (2 tva . ,5 min ) • f) (() -l _,. A pubhelly·hungty Police captain pulls Downtown 8rOW11 off a mu1der case (A) ( t h1 ) D f.m A-TUii Faceman poses as an tvy Leagve graduate 10 get ttie gooda on two pteppy counterfe11t11 In stereo (R) O l! hr) II MO¥ll 'Rough Niglll In Jet!Cho' ( 1967 W~tern,.,..qeen Marlin ~08 Peppard A town boSs 11 challe"Qed by a tamale stagecoach owner (2 hrt ) G 9 WIOUMllOllt Tony's fonner fa· the1-1n·law escepes ITom prison (A) Q I =·=venck The Lazy Ace' (1981, Western) James Garner. Ea Bruce Bret Maverick plans to cash $ t00,000 he won 111 a !><*er game, but one ot the IOMrs robs the bank (2 hr8) e IOVA The conttnulng quest of e new generatlOO of phy&C1Sl1 10 fotrnulete • single un1lylt1Q theory to explain the uni ver~i{.(~ I ...nm Fllmmaktt Ofra Sikel doeu· ments how England 11 divided -ge<>· graph1ealty soclaUy and economteally 1n th1$ explorahon of Br1te1n·s aoctal struc ture, cultural vakJeS and altltUde9 toward enterprlSe and 1nduttry Q ( \ hf ) CCJ MO¥ll "Arthur" (\981 , Comedy) Dudley Moore, Liza MlnMtll. A drunken . heaon1s11c young mtmooatre falls In kw• with 1 p()()( waitress. but his family thr .. t- ens 10 cut off hlS 1nhentance unleu he marriet a debutan1e PG' ( 1 tir . 37 min ) (()-1111 NA TOUR CHlmvll "VISlon Ov"t" ( t985. Drema) Matthew MOdine, Linde F1<>ten1tno An 18 year-old begln5 a brutal training schedule 1n cxdef to defeat lhe toughest wrestlef 111 ttie state ·R~ tir 48 min > ~:'Amadeus (t98A Orama) F Murray Abraham. Tom Hulce Coo.urned wllh Je8l<>uty over his rival's br1111enc.. Vtennese court compc>sef Antonio Saller! 1nelfectua11y plots to dltcredtt bralh mut• c.al 09"'°' Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart In sler90 'PG' (2 hfs 38 mtn ) (%) mWll 198A" ( 1984, Orama) John Hurl, Richard Burton Based on the novel by Geofge Orwell A men se.rchel fcx hoPO amTd 8 rep1asswe. totalttorlan aocl ety that he r;an n<her comprehend nor tOlt'fate 'R' (2 hr$ ) m mVll 'Model Wile ( 194 1. Comedy) Jo.m Blondell. Otck Powell A t>Muhful yCJUng model defies her t>ou't olflCl81 de- cree and gets married nnyway c t ht , 30 rn1nL t.98 0 ,.._,-........ 'U. Carol has a cruth iE..~::: ~::A: ert Lenzner {"The Grett Getty") Cl)IFOll...,. (l)......001- .. 9 •••• PJ. Robin Mastera' neph .-. lml)eftonetn Magnum and gett the pnvate eye Involved 1n 1 Cleedty 1Aluet1on (Al J.1 hr) D CD...,... An Qf1en131 behemoth mey be behind a rash 01 kllltr~s1n Olin town In st91'.0 (R) ( 1 h1 ) / 8 .,..._ · M8<1C1ot> and 0.vld te11rn up with a PtYChl(' 10 l•nd the source ot .,, tndualrtal ..cral• IM~ (R) Q ( 1 hr) • " ... -Twclay Conl. 9 ..,. fl# OAMmll Craven (Bon Peck) and Jedborgh {Joe Don Baker) l1nd the plutonium wtuch Bennell (Hugh Fraser) reveals 1s actually government prope<ty near oeath trom rac"811on e11 po sure, Craven ciearc~ tor Jedburgh wtlO s 1n a Scotland hideout with the plutornum (Part 3 ol 3) In steieo ( 1 hr ) m .,,. 'Meteor ( 1979. Science Fie tion) Sean Connery Nataroe WOOd Amer ican and Russian sc1ent1sts 101n forces 1n an attempt 10 ward off a giant metet>r from outllf space, wtuch rs on a d•recl col ltSion cOUlse with Earth (2 hrs I &a .-nm Filmmaker Otra B1kel docu ment~ how England 1s d1v1ded QPO graphl0311y. socially and econom1ca1ty •• 1n this aicploratlOf'I ol Br11a1n's soc1a1 slluv lure, cultural vatues and atltludes toward ent=:; and industry O ( 1 l'lr J GD Ml.ORD I!) IDWA The conUnutng quest 01 a n11w genefalton of phyS1C1sts 10 to<mulale a single unifying theory IC eapla1n lhe uru verse (A) O ( 1 hr ) ([)TOP M* toXIMO Sammy Fuentes v~ Frank111 Randall 1n a hgt1t ... e1Qht bout scheduled tor 10 roonds lrom Allanhc C11y. N J (A) I 1 hr 30 min ) Cl)ITM~ .. (!) .o¥ll "L1h1t ( t96-t OramaJ Warren Bea1ty, Jean Seberg An employee ii a mental inthtuoon falls 1n love with one of the pa11en1s {2 hr' 30 min ) OJ .o¥ll · VtSIOO ~I ( 198!>. Orama> Manhew Modine, L 1nda F1orenl1no An 18 year Old begins e bivtal 1ra1n1ng <;ehedule 1n order to defeat the toughest wrestler 1n the state 'A' ( t hr 48 mm I I OiJW IUI AOYINT'Ulll -a•MRD <J6 • (Premiere) Prime tlm@ ne.,,..s magazine Scheduled depr1va11on ano 111 Olence thal befalls teen agers who sell prooucls door to door r~ie" of a US China exchange ol yoong oancllfs orga ntZed by JllCQU86 d' AmbOl&e Roger Mudd and Connie Chung c.o-11ncho1 11 hr ) BI':': m POR ... Spenser's hired 10 oetrver ransom money to lllfrorists who have kidnapped an Oil tycoon (R) O ( 1 hr) (iJ _. .... Scheduled Cesar Rom· ero. Michelle Phltllps (fomlet'ly of the Ma mes and the Papas) ( 1 hr ) • mA•• _,..Of .wfAll Vlfr#ed Hardwick Hall, Burgtiley House built by Queen Eiiuibeth l's Lord Treasurer. Wlltoo House wnera Gen E1tenhowei planned the D-Oay 11waS1on ol E0<ope, and Chats· wor~,c{.(~ I .....n.fM YUMO#M ,_wwec:y Former chlels of staff, spanning the ad ministrations ol Presidents Eisenhower through CMllf share lhetr opinions ol the presidency Topics the White House's in ternal organ1za11on, meclla's 1mpec1 on the president and hts advisers, personal Quah- llllS of US leaders (Part 2 of 2) O ( 1 hr) CC) 90¥ll "Tutt Turf' ( 1984. Orama) James Spader. Kim Richards An [a&t Coast 1een-aoer moves W1th his !amity to a tough L A netghbOrhood where he claahes with an antagonistic punk 'A' c:;> {._1 hr . 52 mm I CH~ .... IWILOWI. lllWATI m Mer Iowa s cltent confronts synd1eate hit men while guarding a gangster marked tor dea~ f25 mWll ~Ballad Ot Narayama ( 19!>8, Orama) K1nuyo Tanaka. Taitt Ta k1thaSh1 In old Japan. an elde<ty widow must settle her lam1iy efla1ra and flncJ a wife tor her ~ t>elore she can lulllll the ancHJf'lt law ol atcendlng Narayama mountain to ~ (Sub11tled) ( 1 hr JS mm) ·-&Da'l.ollTI~ .. m__,..,.,., I _al.,. "Sanger•" (19~3. AOVenture) Fernando Lamas. Arlene Qilhl In t 78 1 a doctor comes 10 a G80fg1an plantatlOf'I to rna0898 his deceased benefactor'• es- tate (2 hrs) .. CMlmDILWllf ... .... ICllll flOl'I OUTDOOI AD¥9- T\lm • aw.,,. 1W ••111 •11..-TAD nllDAY ~ Sketcnes· SUper Oeve car crash stunt. 1he ~. En.zlo Veal (John Byner) an animal faith heeler. George Al- len's lootba:.r.wf I;:""-..-Howaro Invites Mery and rrevor to 1 paeti restaurant to celebrate the11 15th wedding llnnMtf .. ry tn aplte of the lact that ~--";:[ CAmlTA ..... ~ ..,.,.,. 90¥ll "The Amateur" ( 1982. Drama) John Savage. Chriatophet Ptuinmef A CIA computer expert tralOI tor active lle4d outy to avenge lhe murdei ot hit g111f11end b.t terronstr. 'R' ( 1 hr . 51 min ) Pl m¥ll "Who'' Got The Action?' { 1962 Comedy) Dean Martin, Lana Turnei A compulslve gamble<'s wile be- ' omes involved w11h the syndicate when 9le t11es 10 cure her husband of hit habit (2 hrs) CSJ mWll "The In Laws" ( t979. eon. dy) Alan Arktn. Pete< Falk Altllf their chll· dren set their wedding date, a ledefal agent 1nvoiv.s a dentist 1n 1 Latin-Ameri- can espionage plot 'PG' ( 1 hr . 43 mm I mflUClnM tt:ll I) (I) -I -The Simons ere hoodwmked Into helping a spy escape from lederal agents (R) (I hr . 10 min) D G> TomGMf Host Johnny Carson Scheduled comedian George Carlin. ac- tress Kata CapShaw In stereo f 1 hr ) l lAl\IDAY~ g ...,,. WU,Wl.DWllT ¥IUI q)edicated 7o Service 7'Pt1e 1118" !tve a/ter Jl"N tPtt!Jave '" live 1111'18 the deciJt'oHJ Jl"N ma.Jp,I ,eet Ucf 1/etp. CEMETERY~. MAUSOLEUM ·CHEMATOR\' 1625 GI LER A VEN ~ CO~T MESA '5·S0·'6554 Sunday, June 8. 1986 17 - 2ia8scl~ Cont. l llAWMJIWM •Y ... t LAUQM Jusl before Binns (Christopher Strauli) 1s about 10 undergo .,, 1~1omy t11s sur~ (Richard Wlllon) sma up leer with an unst11lh11g £5·· ... "Flath'' (1981 AdullJ Raven Tumer. blli.ry Summers Pho1og1apher Jeallca Colllns achieves notoriety for Mr etotlca portfolto ( 1 hr . 30 min ) tWCI:)_. "Fletch" ( 1985 Comedy) Cht' vy Chne. Joe Ooo Baker An l A report et with an 8'ray of d199u1ses attempts to unravel a plot 1nvo1v1no 8 wealthy bu~• neaaman wtlO contrectt. ti.s own muroer -1·PG~~~~ ~mM ..-THEZR TOJIQKT 1nterv1ow w11t1 Rodney O.ngarlleld l .............. Olt. -··-H.l •Cl.UI -... "Breakthrougti I 1950 Ora rna) OaYld Brlan, Frank Love1oy Infantry men togethlf aince early training lace their flnl big lnvatlon (2 hrs ) -·. LA11 _,. wml DAVID~ From June 1985 sportscaster Marv Albert and au1hot Bob Greene appear also stu l=~lfeo 1A1 (thrJ nm .... ... "Hawk The Stayer' ( 198 1 Ad venture) Jack Palance John Terry A11 adventurous young man enlists ttie aid 01 a band ol warrl0f8 to fight his evil uncle the oYlflO<d Who kllle<l ht& fett1er ano is holding an JbbeM lor ransom 12 hr1 1 i . 19' ... ..... fllGl'U ... "Btdtil'M For Bonzo ( 1951 eom.dy) Ronald Aeegan. Diana Lynn A ptoteeeor UMe a chimpanzee to prove h•S ~hee>fy that anVf(onmeot and not heredity (jetermlneS wh91her a child w111 !urn 10 crime. ( 1 hr .. 30 min) I LM,,__C_..tml PML • -Ol ... W> W "Pemn'1" It In full aw•no wit~ guest~ aM mone~~&'.Q. --.oa.10CC1J 11a1y vs ';ou111 1<0 rea (A) (2 hfa ) (%) MOWll "Gremhn1 ( 198-4, F1r11uy1 Zach Ganigan. Hoyt Axton When a te~n 109f bleaks the rui.a of caong for M, lov able one-of·a·klnd creature. dozens of !Nllevolent crtaturn are ipawned 'PG' i_!hr 5= -· (i) · "The All-American Boy' ( 1973, Drame) Jon VOIQht. E J Paeker A would-be Olympic contendlf tries 10 tort out tl'le IOOM andt ot hit hie a' hi undergoes grue11no 1r11n1no session• 1n the bOxlng ~ (Al ( 1 hr . 20 min ) -(I)--'Tlgtlirope" (1984. Suspenae) Clint &stWOO<I Genevieve Bu1old While ""'-tlgatltlg a serlet of gri.ly •" myr <*I. • tough ftWw Orleans cop d1teover1 rtwt ,. hU much In common Wl1h the Ilk he it purtuing ·A· O ( t hf • ~ mtn l -®--'City On Fir11' p979. Orama) a.ry Newman. &4ftn Ctart< The van --gaenca ol an ocl refirwy ex amployH tf\IPll Into a ~ 1n1~1no that 1hreatens to dilmOlltl\ an an11re l 1ly 'R' { 1 tu ... t min.) ••~•••••••rrrr ... (J) .. "Maid Of S•~m" I t937 Ora rM) Oaudttta Colbtttl Fr~ M1ScMu1r•v 18 Sunday. June 8, 1986 Massachusetta Purltana engage In the t• nat1ca1 hunting of wltcnetl In 1692. (2 hrs , 30 =· 1 .,. "About Face" ( 1952. MUlieal) uordOn MaGRae. Eddie Blacken A pair 01 cadets takes time out from thelf hectic kfe m a m1111ary academy to aid a fellOW cadet who •• secratly married and • lathlf·to-be 1? hrs) (IJ .WW "Carelul. He Might Hear Y~" (1983. Drama) Wendy Hughe&. Robyn Nevin Ahar hia mother'• d41ath. en 8- year ·old Sydney bOy becomM the object of a bittar custody betti. betwMn hit two aunts •· one a weelthy iplnetar and the other a work1no-c1asa wife 'PO' ( 1 tw S6 m1n.6,.,... IPMIL.llYM ta ... .WW "Whtsper1no Smith" ( 1948 . Western) Alan Ladd. Brenda Marlhall A railroad agen1 discovers a friend -. mixed ~with a gang ot train robber• (2 hrt ) • MOU.YWOOD aom• Scheduled an 1nteMeW with Martin Sheen. IUmmer mov- ie revJews, the latest In home v1deo9 I ALL•TMIPAl&Y ,._.ML.Ole 1::S _. "Bllnd Rage" ( 1978, Adven ture) fred Wiiiiamson, O'Urvlile Martin A quartet of blind commandOI plan a mull1- m1lllon dollar bank heist 'A' ( t hr . 2 1 m1n~-*I-="'~ .... .. "My 0 1r1 T1N' ( 19'8. Ro- mance) Liiii Palmer, Sam Wena!Nlker A young 1mmigran1 girl tries to get hlf father out of the old country and put her bOy- loend lhr~h law school at the same 11me (2 hrs.) 1 .. .,. .... tll ~ATU.. --tll ..... , ••••• -TMl--MnO..-.LMtT.WmMCM ...... (l)MEllM ... CZl _."Purple Rain" ( 1984 Muslclit) Prine., Apollonll Kotero A young Mmne- aPo111 11ng«'1 llOfdtd family baotlground p10V1des the impetus fOf hll nM to the top of the con1emporary ITlU$IC we<ld and en· ableS him 10 find love with a w1ntome rock !Jrlnceu R' (1 hr .51 min~ MID ....... W'PZ I 00 .WW "Skyhlgh" ( 1985, Comedy I 03n19I Htrtch. Clayton Norcross Three teen·IQefS vecaflonlng In Ora.ca are pur sued by KGB and CIA agenta ~ tl'le tno unw1tttngfy gets poaenK>n of a loP MC~ (1 hr .40 mln) HI (I) ''Gimme An 'F .. (1a84, Come- dy) Stephen Shellen. Mark Keytoun An 1nstruc1or'a future rides on hit ablllty to tranlfQ(m 1 tragically inept en.trlng aquad 1n10 a team of pollshed porn· oommera 'R' I 1 hr . 40 min ) -Weclnesclay -Mornlntl Mova..- •CC'l "[1111 Undtf The Sun" (1982. Myt- tery) Pettr uaunov Jane Blrkln ( 1 hr 42 min) 19(%) ·Joe H•ll" ( 1971, Drema) Thommy Berggren. Ania ScNnidt ( t hr 55 m1n ) Nial) · t.1r Soft Touch" (1949 C<>madyl Olflon ~cxd. ~~n Kay.. (2 hrt ) ... .,. ''Goodbye Again'' (1961. Com- edy) lngrld Bergman. YV91 Montand. N4t-- 9*:ted by haf loYer. • Parisian lady ac- c:.pts the attentlona of enother man 12 IVa.) ~:r ... .... ~ ... "Cheach And Chong'a NIGe DrMmt" ( 1981. eom.dy) Ak:tlard Mann, Tommy Chong Two ln'ietarate pothUcls appear 10 have tound tM!r true calllno as they peddta lee cream on the 1treet1 of Loe~·~·=) ffi ... "Hane CMltlan Andeftan'' ( ta52. M"*-t) Denny l<aY9. Jeanmaire A tel* of lalry tales chama of bellel1 af ' t9' taMing 1n love With •beautiful t>allertna ---. i hrs) • ... "Bella · Ot San Femando" (HM7. Wettarn) Donald WOOdl, Gloria Warran. A Spanllh ptrl and an lri.h Imm•· g<ant taH 1n love as they etruggle to rescue C.llfomla lrom the gtlp ol an evil ovarlorcs 1h<,30min ) Nini• Nft'lm lllf Mtmt• H••TaDAY -.aTIPACICOMml ... . .... ... "Elephant Stampede" ( 195 t, AdVenture) Johnny Sheffield. Donna Mai 1et1 Bomba tlndl hlmMlt caught 1n the middle of a herd of 111mpedlng elephants I~= ... ._..,.. =';&~. _.. "love Let19f1" ( 1983, brema) Jamie LM Curlll, Jame1 Keech Aha. dl5- Coveftng thet her recenUy ~ mothlf had bean involved In an extramari- tal att11r througoout her malTlage. • llngle woman b9C:OmeS invoiv.d In an obleulve altaif wrth a ma111ed man 'A' ( 1 hr . 36 min.) ~Mtmt .. ••TOOAY ICll01'IQI .,. "1984" {19~. Drame1 JoM liilrt, RICKird BUrf on "'BaMa on the navel by Gtorge ()fwell A man .. arches lor hope amid a repr811SN9. totahlerlan tocl· aty thet ke can neither comprehend llOI tolerate 'R' (2 hr1 ) •tmU1iiW . .. 00.,.. "Villon 0U91Jt" (1985. Oram•) M•tthew Modine, Lindi Fiorentino An 18 y•r·Old begine • brutal 1r11n1no tehedule In order to detMt lhe toughet1 wr .. tlet 1n the ttata. 'R' O ( 1 hr •8 min ) CJ).,. "Amadeus" (19~. Orama) F ~,:::;am· Tom Hutca Conlurnld with OY« hit rlv•I'• bnlllence. \litMeM court Compoter Antonio S."9rl tnalt.etuafly pl0t1 to dllc:redlt bfltt't muei cal gientvt Wottgeno Ama(Mua Mozart In etereo •pa· (2 l'irt. 38 min.) •Cl:> "Wuthaflng Helghte" ( 1939, R~ maoc:e) Laur~ Ol!Vlef, M.,,. O~ron 43mln ) Orfmjlnt" ( '~· F1nu1ty) Zach n. HOyt Allton (1 hr. !>1 min l (!) · Mr Moto T&k .. A Chance· ( 1938. Mvatary) Peter L«ra. Rochel'• Hudlon 1.!hr.30nWt) Cl) 'flateti" I 1986. Com.dyl Chevy Chua, Jo. Oon 81"9' I 1 h1 38 ITllO I .. a "Senio< YMr" ( 1974. ChrM) 0.ry Fran«, Glynnll O'Conrle)( (I hr , 30 min I {%) "Up In Arms" ( 1944, Comedy) Oen !'1_ l<•ye. OINh ~e ( 1 hr 46 men ) •ll.J "Creme And P•lllOfl" ( 1976. Orama) em.r Sharif. Karen Black (2 hra,) -CC) "A. View To A. Kill" (1985. Aoventure) Roget Moofe. hnya RoC>ena (2 hr• 11 m1ll I (JI) "Han«y Panky" ( 1982 Comedy) Gene Wilder, Gilda Radi* ( 1 hr . 50 mtn) ()) "Kind Lady" ( 1951 $usp90M) Ethel Barrymore, MaUfic. Evans ( 1 hr 18 min) -dl) "Fear Stnkes OUt" ( 1957. Biography) Anthony Perkint. Karl Melder! (2 hra ) tW(l) "Gremllna" ( 1934 Fantasy) Zach Galllgan. Hoyt A.11ton ( 1 ttr . 5 1 min I -Afternoon..,..._ a.e ··Song Of Notwey" 11910 MutlcatJ Acwenc. Henderton. Toralv Maurstad (2 hra) 00 "Notma Rae" ( 1979. Orama) Salty Field. ~ &tdges ( 1 hr 53 min ) ()) "Caref\JI, He M.ght Hear YOAJ' ( 1983 Orama) Wendy Hughe&. Robyn Nevin 11 hr . 6emtn I Oi11 (C) "Aak Any Otrl" (1959, Comedy) Shtr· ley Macl•IM. 0.Vld Nr.o.n ( 1 hr 4 1 min) W. "Ttte $earle1 Pimpernel" ( 1935, M venture) Leallt Howard. Merle Oberon ( 1 hr . 30 min.) Cl) "Modern Times" (1936 eom.dyl Charlel Chllplon Paulette GOddard ( 1 hr . 29 min) •(C) "Romanctno The Stone" (1984, Ad venture) Mtehael OooOles Kathi.tn Turner ( 1 hr 45 m111) CH> "The Man Who Saw Tomonow ' ( 1981. Ooa.imerttary) Narrated by Orson Wellea, ( 1 hr • 26 min ) (I) "The l .. t St•rftghltf" ( t98.4. Sc..oct F'icUon) L~ Guest. Robefl PrMlon ( 1 hr. 40 m1n) •CD "Tht ROMbud Beech Hotel" ( 1984, eom.dy) CollMn Ctmp Peter Scolart ( 1 ht • 27 min I (%) "C.Odylheck' < 1980 Comedy).. 8 111 Murr•y, Chevy CN.M ( I ttr 4 7 min ) •CH> ''The ~Ending Story" ( 1984, Fan taay) Noah Halhaw1y. Barmt Ollvt< ( 1 hr ,34min) W (C) "It Stlrted With A. KiU' ( 1959. Com· eay) Glenn Ford. Debbie Reynolds ( 1 hr , 44 min) Cl) "Dusty" (1981. Orame) Bill Kerr, Noel Trt'¥8tMn ( 1 ht . 28 m1ll ) •CD "Nk:holal NICkleby' ( 1947 Oram•) Oer9k Bonet Cedric Hardw!Cke ( t l'tr 46 min) •W "BluebUtd" (1972 Orama) Riehard But1on. ~ Weleh (2 l'trt ) Cl) "The ~Ending Story" ( 1~. Fen· tuy) ~l't Hathewey. Barratt OI~ I 1 hr , 3'4 min.) •@ "Two Rode Togtlhtt" (1961 WM! t<n) Jamee St9Wlrl Alcntrd Widmark 12 l'trt . 20 min) • lvenl .. ... Cl) -alWl a llS G1me ~. If '*-laf)' Houeton Rockets 11 Bo.ton c.hlcl (Llv9) (If game Is not '*""lry, "Dlflu" and "Wett 57tl't" Wll a1r at 9 ana 10 P'!!I ;;rtiv.tt ) (2 hr• . 30 min ) l lnr•n• w ....... . --Q I 1-.CJ/9111'1 ... ,,,... I 11__,. IS ... ~I Undef The Sun" ( t982 Mysltry) P•ter U8tlt1ov. Jane Blrkln Based on the novel by Agatha CMatie Belgl9n a69Uth Hercule POiiot lo<*• for a murde<er It an ISiand resort hOtel 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 4~~ (I) NA • Showb<>llt OOublea Clat- 11c:. 11Ye from Lu Veges. Nev (2 l'trt I CD .,.. '8111 Colby. HlmMlf" ( 1982. Comedy) Blll Cosby The corn.dlln looks at everyday faults and IOiblea and per· torms hlS famous cnsractertutlont ·po· I"' ~ mtn I ccmA11 .. IS ... ='CL.om POI cc.rolT Muriel wond fKI whethtt she thOUld undere><> I f~lttt 11ter a tr.end tias one and Jook5 much Ir= .. ...am.1 ~••w -MLLlmllY ...,,_HlllC ,_. .,.,. ''The Stone Boy" ( 1984, Ora· ma) Robert Ouv111. Jaaon Preuon A mid wettern farm lamtly must I~ emot~I ad)Ultment 11ter a member ecclderlt•lly lolls l'ttt okler bfothe< 'PG' O ( 1 l'tr . 33 min l -· a --~ TOllQNf lnttrv'-w with Kim C.rMI .., MC ... i LOWI al 11 CTIOll ...... t:t9111f .-.°'...,,.. MWIMLOm ...... ...,. W I l•HWWI _.,.; .. ML01YR•l 1n Ofdet to rnov. to 1 new 1pa11men1 the Kr1mdent mutt bftalo. their ..... O (%) 90W9 "J~ Hiii" (1971. Or1ma) Thommy Berggren. Ania Sctlmldl The ttory of the ieg.nd•ry hefo wt\<> "' e11e-cuted before a Ut1h fifing squad alter • fremed convtetion due 10 lua m1htancy H la la=:-~· ( 1 hr . 55 min) ,. 11.1.Y wc:mw Q ,. .... .., .... " ..... ,. m OI LI. Featur9d· lht f1rat ol a two- part Mrlel on the Seven Woodert Of The World" inciudlng a look It !he Grtnd C.n- yon, Nlagar• Fells, and the World Tr1de C.Otll m=OJALfttm .,..... \ .. ._ ... Wl.D,_.WOIUOJumM-1 .,,.,. ..... ..__.. ... -Mcm.-MGLL\IWOGDNM • e .... , 10 •• A merrled couple Is torn apan wtlefl th4W oeUQtlter learns thlt lht *U adopted and beglnl a 1Mrch fat her natural mother In tt.,eo {B) 0 (1 hr I • llOIWll "Return Of A Man Celled HO<M" ( 1976, Ad..,.nturt) Alcherd Hawe. Gale Sondergurd An Englilh IOrd returns to Am9!ica whtn ht IMrna tNit the 1nd11ns wt\<> 1n1tl8ted l'tlm Into thelt 1r1be have IOI! tl'tel1 modnt PftwVe to 1rappt<1 (2 hr•) e 9 IMCIY'9 An eccentric dOublt ffi:::.:'""'• Mee()"" (RI 1.,. "Ou13g" (1985 Orama) a-Id Ktllh. Mlk:olm McDowell. Whtie covering en llttletlC tv9nt 111 Moecow, tn A.merlcal\ IPOf1tca•ttf • ceugttt 1n I KGB trap end sentenced 10 10 years tn a SO'Mt ~ camp, wnert he p1o11 1 dtlpt<1ta ..cept ~~ • M1MIWO&DOJ ICm:I FM- tur9d 1 n.w card*: cSenbnllatot. • tr .. f· ment tor bone dlMUt all l0tgery; ~ rlne falcont. l'tlgh-4ach labfe ttnnla Q ( 1 "' ) 1 ..... 1111&.0ID '"MOTn•-.---, .. uni TO YaU'l'M W1ntW1 ot ttte OC*• COmptny of Pt\lladtfphla / Luc:llno P• varottl lntemet1ona1 voice Com~ltlon )Oln the raoowned tenor 1n a per!Otnwnca ol Vetdl'a ' ReQuiem ' taped •t !tie Ptlla~ dtfph11 Spectrum Solotlta eoprtno &,... un Dunn. meuo-aoprano tldlko Komloll end ba" Paa ta Burcnui.dZe In ttereo (I hr ,30min ) CC) .,.,. 'A VtflW To A Kilt' ( 1986. Ad- ~nt1He) Roger MOOfe. T1ny1 R°'*'• Brllistl aoen• James Bond attempts 10 lhw•rt an 1ndultr11fltl'a plans to become Cl.9r ot 1ne C-OmPUler 1nduatry ·pa· o (2 hrS 11minJ CE •u.a. Of98Gll ••..-Te CB) .,. "Gremlin•" ( 198'&. F1ntuy) Zach Galligan. Hoy! Axton When 1 teen- ager bl'•k• ttte rules of caring fot hie IO\I· able one-of·a-«lnd creature. dOltna of malevolent creaturtt ere apawned 'PG' Qj1hr.5tm1n) CD.,. "Lost In Ametic." ( ti85, Com- edy) Albert &oob Jul• HaQtny Fed up Wltl't tltS yuppee llfesly1e, a LOI ~ Id exeoutrv. end his wife liQu1oete ihtlr ... tetl, buy 1 camper and hNd tor the Of*' roacJt 'A' ( 1 ht • 31 min ) ~='-~ fS ... "Appolnlment With A ShldOW" ( 1958, OfarN) George N1der. JoaMI Moore An 1lcohollc reporler gett 1 br•ll when hit gtrl the ~ter ol 1 ~ lieuten- ant. gives him • lead on • btO story ( I hr . 30mln.) •«l' llOYll "Bear lsltnd" ( 1980. SutperlM) Donald Sutherland Vaneaae Redgrave An Arctic wea1htt·rMMtch 1Mm't member's ere fOfced 1n10 a fight '°' thalf ~ turvlvat 12 hi'$, 25 mtn I -· .... Cl) ... Wl'ft9 WlndOw ~at Tlnany & Co , • man ~ wH 111~ IMl<Je l'tlt etr tor 15 Clays •ft« •n acci. 1-==llA ...... WtWQ •HI .. =ci CCIL!,J;W'.,?1 • aACll'I A masltr o4 • cape II befitved to hive leePfd to hie dMlh from 1 hNvtly prded be*-tower call (A) ( t ht ) • a WAl1U am •GFJICI M.ark'• mllllk9tl fOf 1 ttrt man and the ~ trtM to uve a crlmtntf't Ute (R) Q £UATunm 1:. "FliQht To HolOcautt ( t977. Suspen .. ) Jlatrrck W•yn• Cl'trla Sunday. June 8, 1988 11 ' -Waclilesclay c:ont. Mitchum A 1eam of 1roubl&-sh0oters try to rescue the occupants ol a plane dan-Q!!_ng from a skyscraper (2 hrs) • kCIT IOllMAl "Price 0 1 Progr9$S' ( ) hr.) ID,...._ l'MI LOllD (I) ....... ....,,,. Profiled Former Pittsburgh Steeler runn1ny bacl< RocJ. y B~. (l.)IJAlnB Cl).,.. "Fletch" ( 1985. Comedy) Che- vy Chase. Joe Don Baker An LA repor1· er with an array of disguises attempts to unravel a plot 1nvolv1ng a wealthy bVS• netaman who contracts his own murder In ate<eo. 'PG' O ( 1 hr . 38 min ) (%) mwll "Gremlins' ( 1984 Fantasy) Zach Galligan, Hoyt Axion When a teen· aQ8r breaks the rules Of cartng for h1S lov able one-of·a-k1nd creature. dozens ot malevolent creatures ere spawned ·pc;· l hr ,51mln) -..,. .A ..... .,.. "The New Interns" ( t964 Ora ma) Michael Callan. Barbara Eden A foursome of new interns ae11usts to work- ing at a large metropohtan hosp11el (2 hrs .. 30 min.) ID mcOID nPI Cerebral palsy v1ct1m Beth Shapiro end four handicapped friends are followed as they lravel from Bergenfield. N.J . to Washington, 0 C . 1n this loOk at how lhe handicapped postllve ly confront and overcome physical and emotlooaf barriers am Cosby n~tes o (l)mATGDAY CI)..,. "Goodbye. New York' ( 1985 Comedy) Julie Hagerty, Amos Kotlek Fed up wtth New York, a young woman heeds tor Paris, but a missed flight connection landS her In Israel without money or lug- ~ge and In store tor acute culture shock R'..LJ.hr .. 30mln.) I Oii& lblADWBfW -e If, --II-Craig meets h1i. pregnent daughter-In-law Westphall re turna from Ethiopia (R) ( 1 hr I 11:. Christine becomes involved with a man Who has multiple personalities. the hotel's oldest employee sutters from hearing loss Palrlc~ Ovtty and Mary Frann guest etar !Al e:i ( 1 hr ) · ()) Mi SdOll IT.,.. In this 1983 con- cert. JetterlOf'I Sta!Wllp pertorma ·'Whtie ~bt)jt," "Ride the Tiger."· "Winds of Change" and "Somebody to Love " I 1 ht.) G _, ..,. Scheduled Michael Grose (''f:emlty Ties"). actrna Maud Adami. Stuan M e.<ger ("Or Berger's lmmun9 POflf Diet"). ( 1 hr) .......... (II lllTAll Viewed Houghton Hall; the Ouke and OucheSs of BuccltUch's resJaences --Scotland's BowttMI and Orumi.nrlg Cattle. and Boughton ttouae. Northhamptonshtre. W•t Wycom Park, bulll for the In femous SIJ F, ashwood: end Syon Houee. ) ~ .._#I WOll.D In Scotland, host Yid McCullough vtalt1 the Smttheonlsn IC>Undtt'• anontrel hQmt, Interviews ento- mologlst~m Rotl'ltehll<l and views a Smlthloolen traveling exhibit at Edin· bufgh'• Scottllt\ Museum (R) O ~hr.) 1W llAMllll •OITI .,. "Purple R111n" ( 198'. Mu11<:a11 Pt~. Apollonla Kottro A young Minne• apolla llngef'• sordid lamlly blCkground 20 Sunday, June 8, 1986 provides the 1mpetu1 for his rile to the toP of the contemporary musk: w()(ld and en ables 11)m to find love with 11 w.nsome rock ~ri~·~ hr . 51 min) ... ~:.:. ..... IQ: ~ .,. "Caddyshack" ( 1980. Come- dy) Bili Murray, Chevy Chase The demented groundskeepe< of a swank country club wages war against the goPhers While e wealthy, brash newcomer clasheS with an old-guard membet 'R' ( t hr , 47 min) ' -;DMllVAl9 .. u.a. Cl'9I ......,.. ... ..,., -.,.. "E pe From Zahr n" (1962 AdVenture) al . Yul ynner A na· 1t0nallst lea an oll state 1s saved from ecu oo by his tettow rebels ,,.,;ltt G) TAii ,,. ... , llZAm Sketches a telephone com- mefclal spool. the Bigot•. 1mperl()(latlons of Donald Ouek. ET and John Wayne l u.Y-.&.a 1'MI ICM.,. A penniless Howard per suedes a bank manager to 1nveal tn a dia- mond hunll~ltlon -~:a.'9GIT ~~IOISTW • Profiles ot Bob Hope, Joan Colllns, Julio lgleSlaa ano the "I Love Lucy" MflM (R) ( 1 hr ) Cl) .,_ "Nutcracker" ( 1984, Orama) Joan Colhns. Carol White A Russian bal· 1er1na seeks pohtk:al asytum with en inter· nattonal ballet company 'R' ( l hr., • 1 min) (%) illMI "The Faloon And The Snow· man" ( 1984, Orama) Timothy Hutton. Sean Penn. BaMcl on the true story 01 ChrtStapher Boyce and Daulton Lee who were tned 1n 1977 tor selling top-secret u S documents 10 the Soviets 'R' (2 tt:ltlhra r ) GD T.-n Host Johnny Carson Schedultd comic actor Biiiy Crystal. ac· tor Arnold Schwarzenegger In ttereo. ( t hr.) • IAl\llaAY mff ~~':'Hooker's former partner (Leonard Nlmoy) Is determined 10 ap- prehend the man who raped his daughter I)=.~= MAWAllWN _, ... I LAUIM When Flggla overhears that someone's aboUt to be dla· charged. he sets ou1 to find out Who It'll be.~ I" ... ":~ .. ,..,.. .... "Women In Love" (N? Otta. Adult) ( 1 hr .. 30 min} ttta CR> ..,._. DAIG&J3 aw "°"' nm TW comDlm RCU&. Aspiring c°" medians perform al Dangerfield'• 1n New York ( t hr.) -· T..I. MOOl9I Hooker's tormer par109f (Leonard Nlmoy) Is determined to ap· prehend the man who raped h11 daughter I) (t hr 10mtn) m e11 NOU. l'WOGD ~-.,,.,.,.,.ITTOllQM'T Interview with KlmC&tnes (C).,. "Private Resort" (1985, eom.- dy) Rob Morrow. J<>Mny Depp Two teen-agers prowl the beachet at a pe>en reson for beau11tu1 women 'R' ( t hr 22 min.) (() WOll.D CUP IOCC9 Me1uco Y8 Iraq or ~lum vt Par8QV8y (R) (2 hrs l i -0.CY •c:ua ttll G LA11.-r WITM DAft> ~ From June 1985 actress Tahnee Welch, filmmaker John Waters and "Late Night's" Chrta Elllon appear In stereo j)~mM nlMMlllll .,.. "Hurry Up Or I'll Be 30" ( 1975, Comedy) Jotln Lelk0W1tz. Linda De Cott A Brooklyn printer approaching his 30th birthday feela thet he's going nowhere, till he meets a beautiful actreas 11 hr . •5 min.) i il•--•&llllJllmTIT ... ..IUL'llOf\I .,. "Meet Me Al The Fair' ( 19!'>3. MUSlcal) Dan Dalley. Diena Lynn A runs way orphan seeks the aid of a medle1ne showman and a social worker ( 1 hr . 30 min) I CMYOU•n•IBt 'AU --OP MGIW.D ,_ Reggie's venture has beeome an enor mous success, but already there are om•· Enou=MLOllD . tlltl .,. "Bye Bye Brave<man" (1968 y) George Segal. Jacll Warden Four zany pals of a newly deceased wnler somehow manage to attend the wrong fu- neral. (R) ( 1 hr , 20 min ) -rn .,. "The Story Ot A Women' ( 1969, Orama) Robert Steck, 01bl And etsson. A married pianist h1ll9 In love with a medical student (2 hrs . 10 min) Cl).,. "The Bo<CI«" ( 1981, Orama) Jack Ntcholson, Valerie Pe<rlne A W.xas border guard's values come In conflict with thOM of his corrupt co-workers and hll materiallltic Wlfa ·R ( 1 hr . • 7 min.) • -(ff) .,.. "Making The Gradei. ( ti8•. Comedy) Judd Nelson, Dana Olsen A spoiled rich kid offers $10.000 to a street- • wlM teen-ager to flni.h out his last year at i pachool for him 'R' ( 1 hr . •S min ) w •aw ... llCMI "Tht Great McG1nty" (19•0. Comt<ly) Brian Donlevy, Akim Tamlrolt A <fritter attains high polltleal olll<:a ( 2 hrs , 30 min ) J' a ... · • mwll "I ()te«j A Thou11nd Tlmea" ( 1955. Orama) Jack ~alanc.. Shell4ty Winltf&. A killer feels trlrrlng1 of love and plfy for a deformed girt. but Is re1ected t>y her afte< financing an operation 10 m.nd hef Infirmity (2 hrs ) Cl:)..,. "9 Death• Of The Ninja" ( 1985, Adventure) Sho Kusug1. Brent Hutt. A thr•p«aon retoue team ts called In when terrorists kidnap a bu$loed of tour- ist• In Manila and demand the raleaM of a Middle Eutern criminal 'R' ( 1 hr .. 3, mlnil-"' 'llARYAll t:118 llCMI "9ya Bye Braverman" ( 1~8. Comedy) Oeorge S~al Jack Werden Four zany pei. ol a newty dec&&Md writer IOmehOw menage to a11end the wrong tu nett! (A) ( 1 hr . 20 min ) tll(C).,.. "Tightrope" ( 198•. St4pense) Cilnt Eaatwood, Gtntvieve 9ujold While investigating a M<i.t of grllly M• mur· dera. a tough New Ori.t111ns cop discovers -Wedaaltlay c:.t. thllt he has mud' 1n oommoo With the kiJer he la put1U1ng 'R' Q ( 1 hf 5-4 min I ·1r.. AT m ..... Scheduled reviews· "SpeoeCamo" (Kate Capshaw, Tom Skenttt). "Aaw Deel" (Arnold Schwar· zenegger. Kathryn HarrOld). "Cobfa'· iyiy.1• Stallone, Brigitte NIMen) .......... , ..... l.a. .,. "Senaual PleeSUfes" (1982, Adult) Margit Man, Satcna Hehn A cou- ple decide to take eeperate vacationt af· teJ a iov.r.· .... 'A' ( 1 hr , 21 m1n ) ·1v~ .. Sec, ..... " ....... . me) Patrlcle Neal. Au1h Roman Three women are united by tragedy wtiefl !heir ~ndt .,e lnvoiv.d In • plane crash &, ~ W Sl!VerS1one 1000 WOf'ld Sc>orta Cat Chsmponehlp from England I)~~... . -_,.,Tat .,.. "The Texas Rangers" ( 1936. Westwm) Fred Mac:Murray, J8Ck Oekle Bendlta try to )oln the Texu Ranoer-in hopee ot oontlnulng their career undls· t\K'="" tn.) I == M ......... , II ... "Happy Blrthdly To Me'. ( 1980, Horror) MelllM Sue Ander9on. Glenn Ford At a mufdefer b9glc"ll •11ecie- iog her Oitcte or el1tllt trlende, a prep school Mtllof WOfrlet lhet she may be the neX1 \/lctlm • • ot poaelbly the klllef • R' ( t "' .. .a min. ) Cl).,. "The Last Sta111ghter" ( 198-4, Sciera Action) L~ Gu.1. Robefl Preeton A Wcablt teen-ager wtio'• • wNz at d9etre>ytng video-game alien lnvadera ii r8Cnlited et an lnt•atellar light• pllo1 by an emll:la!Y from • ie.gue of planet•. In •teteo 'PG Q ( t hr , 4Cf min l ..... "Having Bablel.' ( 1976, DI'•· me) o..i Arnu .k , Adrienne Barbeeu FOi.# ~ .. eoupin •Ide 10 enroll In lnat:t:::,cietMe (2 hn J •a.:•-· .... .. "BIM ~by, Hlmtelf" ( 1982, Comedy) Bill ea.by The comedian look• It f'Y*'Yday leultl and lolblee end i*• lorma hll ramoua char.cterll.allona 'PG' ~hr,44mln) " ·--... ''VtnQHnoe ta Mine·· ( 11H9. Orama) K9t\ Ogeta. Rtntaro Mlkunl Baaed on the true story of a notO<loul klllef who la put*'9d by author1tlet ecroa E"*Subtltled) 12 hra • e min > .. "A Love In Germeny" ( t993, me) Hanna Schygutl9. Mar»-Chrtttlne 8arreutt. · Ourtng Wor1d war 11. a Polish POW and a Germi1' lhOpkeeper qage In• pa1la.•1e lftllt thllt IMda to trage-• J:> (1 hr ,47 mln) .. ,. "" Mlm'l• t l•TODAY '!\ .. , .. COAlm 4119 •Slii .. "Jungle Girl" ( 1952. A<tveft- rure) JohMy Sheffleld, KIAln Sharpe wt-.. trying I~~ lnformltlOft about hie pettnll. ad'flba....-1 aid from e girl and her father In • hoat vthge ( t hr , •Cl> "Ceref\.11, He Might HMr You" ('983, Dl'eme) Wen<ty Hugl'lee, Robyn Nevin ( 1 hr ,56mln) n (C) "11 Started With A Kits" ( 1959, Com- edy) Glenn F«d, Oebblt Rtynolda ( 1 hr . «!'Ml.) •CZ> "Modem Timet" ( 1936. COmedy) Chsnea CNplltl, Paulette Goddard ( 1 hr., 29 min.) M (C) "These Three" ( 1936, Dl'a!lla) Miriam t!9Pklns, Mer1I Oberon. ( 1 hr , 33 min.) 19 al) "Who't Been Sleeping In My Bed?" ( 1963. Comedy) Dean Martin. EllZllbeth MontOOO'*)'. (2 hrs ) 19(%) "Under Miik Wood" ( 1971, Dl'ema) Richerd &Kton, Petef O'TOOle (1 hr , 30 min) • OO "The Last Starflghter" ( 1984. Science Fiction) Lane. Guest. Robert Preston ( 1 hr .40mln) (l) "The Gladiator·· ( 1938. Comedy) Joe E. Brown, June Trevrt ( 1 hr . 30 min) Cl) "ComfOf't And J<ro(" ( t~. Comedy) Bill Paterson, Eleanor Oe\lld ( t hf , ~ min.) •O "The Falling Qt Raymond" (1971. Orama) Jane. Wyman. 0..n Stockwell ( 1 hr .30mln) CC) "Auntie Maroe" ( t958. COmedy) Ro- salind Ruaell. Roget Smlth (2 hrs 23 min) • (%) "The NeoverEndtng SIOfY" ( 1~. Fan taay) Noah Hathawey. Barrett Oli'ler. ( t hr ,34mln) •Cl> ··Murder In Peyton Place" ( t977 Mystery) Ed Nelson. Dorothy Melofle (2 ~) . ' -\DJ "In Love With An Older Woman' (1982. Comedy) John Ritter, Karen Cer1 eon. (1 hf . 40 min.) Cl) "Aide. Vaql*or· ( 1953. w .. tern) Robefl Taylor, Ave Gardner ( 1 hr . 30 min) -al) "Back To Bataan" ( 11M5, Ad'lertture) John Wayne, Anlhony OVlnn (2 hrt ) tW(Z) "Up In Arms·· ( 19''· Comedy) Dan· • ~Kaye. Dinah Shofe. ( 1 hr . •8 min ) tw~ "An OI Me" ( 1984. Comedy) Steve Martin, Uly Tomlin ( 1 hr ' 33 min ) (J) '!Gremlins" ( 1a!M, Faritaay) Zach Galllgan. Hoyt Axton. ( 1 hr . 51 min) -Afl•DO ___ _ -· "Mldlt Run" (t969, Adventure) Aic:herd Oennt. Fred Astaire (2 hrt I (II) "Alrplanel" ( 1980 Comedy) Robert ~ "'* Hegarty ( t hr ' 28 min ) we "A Welti tn The $un" (1949, Orem•) OiN Andrewt. Richard Conte (2 hrs) (J:) "The Little FoxH" ( 19• 1. Ol'ama) Bet,. 0.vls, Hllfbert M1rthall ( 1 hr , 56 min I (%) "1984" ( 1~. Orama) John Hull Alchetd Bunon (2 hrs I WCI) "Oxford eiu.·· ( t964. Orama) Rob Lowe. Aly Sheedy ( 1 hr , 33 min l •00 "Conan The 0..troy., .. I 1984, Ad W al) "-M'lfcml ..CH) ... "E\lerytl'ltng You AIWays Want ed To Know AbOU1 Sex (But w.re Afraid To Ask)" ( 1972, Comedy) Woody Alen. Gene Wilder A Mflet of comic IMtchee Or Oevld Reuben'• best~ dditlon to other auorted targett . 27mtn) venture) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grae. Jonel (1 hr . '3 min.) •CC> .:·1rreconcdable Dltf•eocee" ( 1984, Comedy) Ryen O'NMI, Stienev Long (1 hr • 5-4 min) (I) "Hot Resor1" (1985, Comedy) TOOi Parseklan, Debra Ketty ( 1 l'lr. 33 min.) Cl) "Murder My Sweet" ( 19«. Mystery) Dick Powell. C1a11e Trev0< ( 1 hr , 35 min) •(I) ··eaby Secret Of The Loat Legend" (1985 Ad\lenture) Wilham Kat1. Sean Young ( 1 hr . 35 m;n ) •(J) "Where The Buffalo Roam" (1980, Comedy) 8111 Murray Peter Boyle (2 hrs) CC) 'Dodswor1h I 1936 Dl'ama) Waltef Huston, Ruth Chllttenon ( 1 hr . 't min ) .. al) "The Great BaN< Robbefy" ( 1969. Comedy) Ze<o Mostel. Kim Novak C2 hrs) •OO '·Joey' ( 1985, Dl'ama) Nelh Barry James Quinn ( 1 hr .. 35 min) Cl) "Gremlins·· ( 198-4, Fantasy) Ziich Galhgan Hoyt Axton ( 1 hr , 51 min ) -•venlnv ----.. 111'.::r. C81 ... IUCK ..... w:.ol .... Q ,_..,..,., WV WT ITtlOllll • 311.cllf me ... ~"'--·--WIM .,. "Gremlins" ( 1984. Fantasy) Zach Ganigan. Hoyt Axton When a IMP\· ager braeka the rutes ot oaring tor hl9 kW- eble one-of a-kind creature, dOzena ol malevolent creeturn are spawned In steteo 'PG' O ( 1 hr , 51 min l •caman lrtl(I) llOWll ·&1ng1ng Up Baby ' ( 1938. Comedy) Kaltlanne Hepburn. Cary Grant An archeeolog111 MIS oul to raise 1 mllllOn dOllara for hit ITIIJMIJm, but ends up I~ vot....o with a pretty sociehte ( I hr . 42 .. ,min~ ... lo*&,. CC.C.1 Mcwoe lab for the Ruth'• Lalin housek.-per wtlo'a en '== l =,~••w N0109*11CWW • cmww 0 .,..-T ~ lntervw.. with M1tthew Broo.tlck I =-~ui. Tw.nty one people who pooled their money af\d won the New York State LOllef'f, "Toda'{' ~ Sunday. June 8, 1986 21 -Thursday Cont. lllAmWI • lll0818TN!WI DAMIHADOWI 19 a&. Y 9'AHMI CllllAOI O 1:11 I Oii THI TOn r eaturl!d mu~col movers and shakers. new and ott:I the dy nam1c Patti l aBe11e anc1 nl'lwc:omers M• amt Sound Mach1nP bo11rtn11 r•hnlogril ..::t • llGHT i y Hm#U Kansas C ly fluyais rll Galt· f()(nl8 Angels (live) 12 hrs :10 min I a IYI OM LJ. Fealureo ;\ IOOk al lt•P Seven Wonders Qt The Wortr1 r.oncludPS with the annua1 p 191 rr.age 10 lour08$ France LD.ATLMGI ~CMAMCI Of A LRTm PIOf\l"I ccurr rA•t ... lmWl.YWIDU. WU. ftD WOllJ) Of AJmlALI IMl#llln • lllRUQAL OCIUNST PllStd wtlt1 Ohvt>S panfried rav1ol1 and rac;f.:J fiaQr'ltCOlta t'c prepared C1 MO¥W All Qt Me ( 19i!4 Comedy) Steve Martin Lily Tomlin A r itplf!SS taw yet s normal routine 11ssumf'S a different per5pect1vP airer a cantankerous heuess s soul transmigrate-5 1n10 on'! s1dfl 01 h 5 b<>Oy 'PG 13· 0 (I hr 33 rT11n I OJ)MOVW Baoy Secret 01 The I 051 LPQ end" ( 198!>. Adventure) W1ll1Bm Katt Sean Young In Alrtca d sc1ent1st and her 1ournallsl husband attempl to r~unite c1n infant dinosaur will"> its capturer:! mother 'PG ( 1 hr 3'J min ) (l)... . (%) .oVll ·under Mil~ Woo1' I t97 t Orama) Richard Burton PP.ter 0 Tooie Based on lhe play by Dyt.tr1 Thon.as The inhabitants of a Welsh t•shmg village re veal their dream~. and r1>lle t n the dy nam1es of life 'PG I 1 hr 30 "'" I .._ MCllQ FROM HOUYWOOO 'AM .. ()) caAZY a.I A FOX HAmwri finds a photo of h•s father standing next to former baseb•= Hank Aaron (R) ( 1 hr ) D m IHOW Theo and Cockroach IOOk tor innovaltve ways 10 sludy for an upcorrnng e11am on 'Macoelh · In c,roreo ') rlJ .un laJIVI rT CM MOT1 Con trot hng pain through hypnOS111 an 18-year OltJ girl 1tudy1ng muS1c stwio cannot h11ar a men wno composes mus•c 1Jw19 ord•narv M>Ur~r,··· I :. . ,.,. "" °' ,,. , ocu.• ( 1975. Or1m1) Donald Sulh~rtano. Karen Black 81tted Qt'l the novel by Na1hanae1 Wnl In 1930s HottywOOd fin ass1911nt &.et designer t11es to capture on l anvas thP symbols ol cOfruptlOn end l11ta1 111uat0n that pervade hts community 1'1 hrs I e tmAIT tll 1'MI ~ An 11•ptm1tio11 22 ~undl!ly. June 8, 1986 ot contemp<>rary Chinese art featuring painters Huang Yung Yu and Lo ZhOngh and~~ ot rural Chtna (A) O ( 1 hr ) tfj) THILa. Ii) TWBm.fM ftMI tJl1. ,.--=, Former ch1et:> of stall, apann.ng Iha ad· min1stral1MS of Presidents. Eisenhower • through Garter. share their oplnionl Of Iha presidency Toptes the White House'• 1n temal organ1zat1on. media's Impact on Iha pres.cent and his actv1se<s, persooal quell· hes ol u S leadefs (Part 2 of 2) O ( 1 hr) (I) u.a. OfBI.,, CC*Tll8 CO mWll "Gaddyltlactt" ( 1980 Come- dy) 8111 Munay Chevy Chase The demenred grovndskeeper of a swank country club weget war against the gophers while e wealthy, brash Nwcomer clashes with an old·guard member 'R' ( 1 hr. 47 min ) Cl!) UM9Y la18 fJ.) MO¥W "The Pope 01 Greenw1eh v,1 tage" ( 1984 Ofama) Eric Aobef'ls Mick ey Rourke Dreams of esc.pe from hum- drum Manhattan 1obs hart>ored by dis1ant1y related budd-et are ieopardlled oy an 111-eoncetved safecractt1ng tob 1h11 gets them nto hot wet&f With a local crime k ingpin 'A (2 hrs) e;, .o¥tl ··F1noers Keeper1" ( 1952 Comedy) Tom Ewell. Juhe Adami Wtlen his two-year-old son comes home one day with a wagonful of money an 9;11-con knows the poltce can't be tar behind ( t hr . JO min) .. @ .oVll "Before Winter Comes" (1969 Drema) David N1veri Tapot Otsplac.ed RuSStan refugees are repatnated dffplle thetr desire to remain 1n Austria (2 hrs 10mtn) ltllD CJD ,._, Tiii Steven's new 1ob at the TV statlOO prevenli him from apend1ng any ttme with h15 wife and children In lier eo (R) Q l __..WLO ftMlfB all, u . ,. llAG.Ulm Twenty-one people who pooled 1helr money and won the New York State Lottery, '"Today" co·hott ir ant Gumbel ..,.m ~, .. .. ()) _,.. TO caoea An ex-convict. wor1<1ng as a rePorte< for WOl'ld I Week 11 auracted to Tracy ( 1 hr ) D m ~ The gang at Ct1"rs chal- lenges a rrval pub 10 a bOwhng toorna· ment In stereo (A) fl (JJ THI C0UYt Miles learns about htl lather's refat1on1h1p with Francesca. Con $lance searcti.s fOf a letter she wrote l:iia:io (R) Q ( t hr ) Ii MO¥W ··crossplol' ( 1969. Adventure) Roger Moore Mar1ha Hyer An adve11t.1ng agent devi11ng a new campaign end• up In the midst of po1111cal chaos In hll Mlrch for a certain ~111 (2 hrs ) 9 WVllMY .. Agatha Chnttle't Partner• tn Cmne The a.r .. fOf(jt help a woman who suspects foul play w'*1 three l'!'l«n· be<& of hef housetlold are made 111 by g1tt ch;:.: tJ:~< 1 hr I I MIMY tJl1 nil ....... An e11pl()(at1on of contemporary ChtneM art. f11turlng pa11\lers Huang Yung Yu and Lo Zhongll Md W or rural Chine (A) o ( 1 hr ) CC) 'lrreconcllable O.fferencH" ( 1984. Comedy) Ryan O'NNI .. Shetley Long A 9 year-aid glrl. feeling Mglected end unloved. Hekl legal 11<1 to dlvOtOt ~rMit trom the custody ot ner tvet·p<t 1>ecupt4td parenrs and mo..,. 1n wtth Mr former houseke&Pef PG' Q ( 1 hr S.4 mtn) ~='"The Guardian ( t984. Ora· ma) Martin Sheen. Louis Gossett Jr New York City apartment dwellers concemed about ram~nt crime titre 1 ~m• mtnded ex-MtVic.men u th4tlr new aecur· ~w:~ 1 hr ' 42 min) ~--"Modern Times" (1936. eom.- Oy) Chartes Chaplin. Paulene Goddard An unemp!Oyed uaembly line wonter , .... he doesn't f11 11110 the age of automa· hon 'G' (1hr .29 min ) .. 8 • Ml. ....... Mitt and a COiiege buddy remlniSCe about their rebelhout ec- tMtlet 1n the ·aos (!) .... "Brannigan" ( 1975, Mysle<y) John Wayne, Richard Attenb<>rough An American police delectrve 11tempta 10 lo· cete a racl<etHf wtlO hat been abducted from htS h1d1ng place 1n London (2 hrs 30 ~ .... I O• llAI.,.,_ -i ':"~ :l~ur1llO relays 1n- tormation about the ~ruption •n· ...atigallon to the Pf"'· a 1jngoi111c mad· man, armed with a water gun takes hoe~ (A) (1 hr) I '!I~-Scheduled rapor1 on nvtr1- t1on•I bllnd""8, a disease caused by a v11emln A deficiency O ( 1 hr l 1-:='.i"..au.. tJl1 -.TAii Fea· tureo· Belvolr Gallle, Ptas Newydd. Pen· rhyn Castle. Wales. Wlghtwick Man()( Lin· d11farne Cutia. NorJhumberland Otfbyshlrt'I Hidden Hiii (A) 0 ( 1 hr) 1 -....... ~ Almmaket Ofra 81kal dOCu-menta how England 11 dN•ded .• geo- grephlcally. 80Cl811y and economieally -1n thla exploration of B11tain'1 soc111 struc· lure, cultural values and 11t1tuon toward en1;,:: end Industry o ( 1 hr ) CD "Chelch And Chong'• The Cor· 1ican Brother't" ( 198~. Comedy) Cheech Martn. Tommy ChOng Two ottoeat and otf-key Perit street mua1c11n1 "'"' a Oyp- •y who tent fhem 1he account 01 their ~~=r~· ( 1 hr. 27 min) ~ wvwn1•• 1111 L01T .. ., Aher Ralph and Ed become hypnotized at a lodgt meeting. Relpn triet •t out on AllCe to ~or a lrtp to Chicago o .. 1 ... "Rogu .. Of Sherwood FOl'HI" ( t950. Adventure) JOiin Derek, Otana Lynn Robin Hood'• son round• op the Merry ~ to 1t1nd up 10 Prince John's ~ } 1 hr , 40 min ) ._,....,., I --------~' ---••nn11 ... ... "Emily' (1976 ()(ama} Koo Start.. Vietor Spinetti In 1920& Engilnd. a f"n-tge girl cornea of •Ot through en 1f· fair wtfh an A"*IC•n IChOOllNCher ( 1 rw. 26 min l ,.,,,..0 .... 1mMY mAm Ouett Henny Youngman ketches Pttey the Str1ppe< 1 genoer crllla In San Fr et1C11Co , I ..., ... ••••• Howerd P<>ttPOnet loo!(. Ing for • IOb wNw'I ha dK•des 10 ¥rt1te a lltlmy novel I -~ llll •11..,. .,. "The Sedvctton' (1982. ~) Morgan Fairchild. Mteheel Sar· razln A glamorous TV news anch()(W()m· an IS v1<:1im~ by a mentally disturbed admlrat. 'A' ii hf...,..45 mtn) Cl) ..-r&OQI• (8) ..... llA&OWI, MVA11 m Mar· 1<>1111e's c:llenl c:ontronta ~te hit men wtitle guarding a gangster tNrked f()( death Q Cl) UNrmD "' ,. ... ,. ,AmUI Ph1llp Michael Thomaa Or Ruth Weathelmer Ro•anne Pulitzer Lerry Hofmea. •IU-glldlng In ll'le Alps, Morgan Brlllany tours RIO de Janeiro (A) ( 1 hr l CJ) ... "Comfort And Joy' ( 1984 eom.cty) 9111 Paterson. Eleanor David A dlSC jOCl<fly becOmet entangled 1n a war between rival gangland ice cream ven dors 'PG' ( 1 hr 30 min ) t'9 Ir-..aT An eborted drug bust winds up wtlh O'Buen Mt10U5ly wounded end htl gun lf'I Iha handl of hit assa~anl IBl D hr . tOm1n l 8 • 1...r Host JOhnny Caraon ~ Cybill Shephefd I Moonhght· 1ng") . ~ tlrlgtr Andrae Crouch. en- tertainer Carl ~ In stereo I t hr I I M1'11mAYmff 0 u.I. OMI to&I ~ A look at t=• flfat round of pley I WUWllT .... ... ..,... •Y .,.. I UUlll Binns and F1go1s tnv9Slt09te when Archie (Peter Bowles) insists that someone s watching hom through the window ,.._ ... u. AT_.•LM&llA ......... ... "Feelings (No Date Adull) It hr .30=.Jn.. :11: "Lad)' For A Night" (1942 Ro mance) Joan Blondell. Jahn Wayne A woman from a gambling b<>lt mames a man IOf his wealth and a much-coveted i1tk>n In IOCiely ( I hr . 55 min ) -~--..,._Am -Arthur triet to a1101d telling hie mother aboUt h•S vacelt()(1 {()'NA.,.. Showb<>lt DoubleS Clas· SIC trom Las Vegas. NeY (Rl (2 !lf!;J (8)....,.. *"'CM MY • IT i Wt ThlS documentary. tOCualng on hva case sludiet of men at the Oregon Slate Pent· tentlary. deals w1ttt wtiy men rape end ex amtnee the men who commit th11 crime •ICY ~ht) _.. "19~" t19BA. Orama) JoM Hurt. Richard BYrton Based on ll'le no'<lel by G.orge Orwell A men Narehet for hope amid 1 rept9$SIV9 totallt11len eoc1- ety that he c:.n ne1thef comprf'hend nor toteta .. 'R' (2 hr• l I .... lt'W MOllD&.ftlOOD ...-nr r TOllOlfT 1n1eMew with MlttfleW &odtrlctt tll98 e UTl~wmtDAW>Lli i&a'M f'='rom .AA'le 1985 alngtf ectresa Tracey Ullmen, rock alnger Bryan Adama. JOOfn•I 191 Sarai'\ ~cOendOn. 11so. 'llewer rMll In "7;,lJ,~ 1 .. "The Next OM" (1982. Sci enc.·ActlOn) Kw Cuti.a, Adtl90M Ber• beeu A man from the fu!Ufa bf .. k• t~ time bertlef end landl on en laolattd ••· land (2 hrs. 10 =· (f)llW&llm e.,.. "~Mountain" (1951. West· em) Alan Ladd. LIZabeth Scott. Union· supponlng towns In Kaneaa and Ml9aourl are ran-..cked by Ouan1rllt and his Reid· ers. ( 1 hr .• 30 m1n.) I LCM, ' Pl OCMl ITY\I PALL,,. -01 ••U ,_A Jlt'IA hill Aeggie'a cvalvlly plenned com· lmun1,r..,...., 1119 (J) ... "The Apple' ( 1980, Muat- cal) Catheflne Mary Stewert. George GH· mour In 1994. a tinging duo fala tnto the handa of e dlabohc:al 1mpresarl0. (R) I 1 ht .. 20 min.) ,....l ... .w. .......... ttll .. "The Perils Of Gwendollne" ( 19~. Adventutel.,.-iawny Klteen. Stent Hulf John' Wlllle's comic: strip heroine comes to Hie In a Mfles of thrilling adven· !Ufes 'A' ( 1 hr . 28 m•n ) -.. "Bachelor Party" ( 1984, Com· edy) Tom Henka. Tewny K11aen A car&- tree school bul d11ver'a peta decide 10 thraw • pr•w.ddtng party for him. com- plicating matters ts the feet tl'wlt Iha girl's father diaappf oves of her choice 'A' Q ( 1 hr .. 46 mio.) ..... _,. ... Cl) ... "20,000 Yeara In Sing Sing" ( 1933. Oram11) Spencer Tracy, Bette Davis A prlSOOer violates his new-found freedom when It's bellevecl he's a murdef er (2 tvs • 30 min ) e .,.. "Snow Job" (1972. Adven- ture) Jean-Claude Killy. Clift Potts Two ski iostrvctOfS plot to 11ea1 a quartttt-mll- hon dOllara from a casino safe (2 hrs.) 00 CD ... "Alphabet City" (1984. Orama) Vincent Speno, Kate Vernon In New York's lower East Side, a teen.ge hOOdlum 1rwo!Ved tn drug-dealing and ex torlion. refuses to bum down • tenement and -s pur~y !he mob 'R' ( 1 Iv • 26 minJ....., INllLIY• t1I ... 19 ... 110W11 "The OkHashioned We " , 93". Comedr) w c Fields, Judith l1 1en A troupe o act°'' beeomea sf<llled at eluding th6 law In each town In which they l~~.(I 1v,a:,~1n ) .... ~ .... W ' CA'ICllCla W .-..ATJ.Mm .. ="9"Tat .,. "~tesldeot's Lady" ( t963. Orama) Charltoo Heaton. Susan Hey- ward Andrew Jackaon attempts to prove lhel hit wtfe le Innocent of scandelous chaiG'&f I ... ..,.,.. .... Mmll.AlJ ...... ~ ·-·~ ... ·~ Thing'' ( 1951, Sclence- Fictk>n) Jamel Amesa, Oew9y Maritn A u S r .... rch atation In the Arctic It haunted by an wle being (1 hr . 27 min ... == "GOOdbye, New York" (1985. ) Julie Hag«ty. Amoe Kolek. Fed up with New York. e y~ woman heads tor Patil. but a mleMd fl!O'lt conn«:tlOn landl her in tsraol withOul money or IUo· gage and In 1tor• for acute culture lhOck 'R' ( 1 hf 30 men ) -1--,····-----.. "Raw Cour9Qe" ( 1984, Adllen- ture)' Ronnie Cox. Art Hindle. During a ._. defnes& marathon. lhfee IOng·ditance runners fight for their llvel alter ~ •• taken cartlve by lanatlcal tuMvaHlta. 'A' i ht. 3 min.) ... , .. .,_ M __,.,_. II .. "The Pope 0t Gt~ Vl- tage" ( UMM. Ofema) Eric Aooerta. Mic*· 11y fbrte. Ofeamt of eecape from tun- drum Manhallan jobs herbored by distantly related buddies are jeopwdlz:ed by an ~ safecrad(lng )ob b l gets them Into hot w11er wtth 1 loc:al crime k . 'R' ~a) -· • LM A func:Halllng I to benefit cancer end diMe8e , .. at SI Jude's Chltdren'a Ho9pitat In ................ i.. Tenn. Hoeta· Betty Whtte and Van P1tten. ( 1 Iv.) "The Detection Of Slmu Kuclr· ka" (1978. Orama) Alen Arkin. ~ ~night A Lrthuaniln 1Nm11n "*• • ci.rlng leep fof freedom from 1 AA9'en ship moored oft lhe c:o111 ot Masuc:hu- i5;.::...._ ~ ... "Caddyshack" (1980, eon. dy) 9111 Murray, Chevy Chua. Thi demented gfoundskeepet Of I SWaM country c:IUb wages war against the gopher$ Wtille a wealthy, btaah newoqnier , clashes with an old-guard membef 'A' ( 1 .. IN.j\!~·-· mAT•ACICOASm ... "The Ballad Of Narayame" ( 1958, Orama) Kinuyo Tanaka, Tel~ T• klhaahl. In old Japan. an Mdefly widow must settle hef family afl•lfs and find a wtfe for her son before the can lulllll the ancient law of ucendlng Nareyema mountain to die (Subltlled) ( 1 hr . 38 min) ........ *~Iller Leopard' ( 19b-4. Acr..n ture) Johnny Sheffield. ~ly ~ A 11Jo01e bOy tacee a deedty AITlcan leop- ard •• he sets out to IOcate the ~ hUebend of a screen actresa ( 1 ht • 30 ct)' Jm. "Sex With The Stara" ( 1979 • Comedy) Thlek Wiison. M1rtln 8ul'Towt.. The Wflter of a sexuel a<Mc:e COIUmn res.erches the relationship between a women'• sex drive and hef birth sign 'A' t ~= • mr•uua,,.. ... -L.-T••M:'I Mi .. Mlml• 111,_.Y ..,, ... 41m al)"8111CW CH).,. "Conan Ttle O..trOY*" ( 1984, Adventure) Arnold Schwan:enegger. Gr~ Jones Barbarian Conan 11 r90nJlt. ed by e sen~. ~M queen to pn>- tect 1 tten-• prineeee on her ~ to a megieal c:.atla 'PG' Q ( 1 tit:. 43 min I Sundav. June 8, \986 23 -l'riclay -Morning Movies- .. CCJ .. The Bisl'lop's Wife · ( 1948, Fantasy) Cary Grant Loretta Young ( 1 hr . 48 min I NI(~) Amaoeus ( 1984 Ofama) F Murray Abraham Tom Hulce (2 hrs. 38 min) ~1 "Room Service.. ( 1938 Comeclyl Marx Brother<. Lucille Bait (I hr 18 min) 19@ .. II Should Happen To You' ( 1954 Comedy) Judy HOfhday Jack Lemmon ~hrs) ltfCCJ 'Fa1her Of The 81100 (1950 Come- dy! Spencer Tracy Elrzaoeth Taylor ( 1 hr 33 min I (H) 'W1ndwalk.er ( 1984. Orama} Trevor Howard, Nick Ramus ( 1 hr . 44 min ) 'P Blondie s Big Deal · ( 1949 Come Oy) Penny Singleton Ar1hur Lake ( I hr 30m1n) • 1:9CZJ .. Elv11a Madigan ' ( 1967. Romance) Pia Degermark Thommv Berggren ( t hr 29 min) •O "That Certain Summer" ( 1972. Ora ma) Hal Holbrook HOPf' Lange I t hr 30m1n) 1:9 p, 'Incident In $an franc1sco ( 1970. Orama) Richard Kiley G~111s Connelly 1:> hrs) -(Cl 'Crooks And Coronets ( 1969 Com edy) Telly Savalas. Edith Evans I 1 hr 46 min J H) (%) "Fletct>" ( 1985 Comedy I Chevy Chase. Joe Don Bake< I 1 hr 38 min ) ($) .. Ceihng Zero" (1935. Ofama) James Cagney Pat 0' Boen ( I hr 35 min J -@ ·Dead Man On The Run I 1975 Ad venture) Peler Graves Katherine JuShCt!I (I hr 30 min) -Afternoon Movies- 1:19 «!) Cop-Out" ( 1968 Suspen~) James Mason Geraldine Chaplin (2 hrs 1 lC · (,rpmllns ( 1984 Fantasy) Zach Galligan Hoyt Axton ( 1 hr 5 1 min ) tf Careful He Mtghl Hear You I 1983. !X;ima) Wendy Hughes Robyn Nevin It hr, SQ.min I S' "Biiier Harvest .. ( 1981, Orama) Ron Howard Ari Carney ( 1 hr 40 min ) 1 Arruw!;m11t1" (1931, Ofama) Ronald Colman HAien Hayes ( 1 hr , 50 min ) WfZi) Mor Oncle" (1958 Co!Ntdyl JacQu~ Tat. Jeen-Pierre Zola (2 hrs l t.9(Ci ThP Stratton Story" ( 1949 Biog1a phy1 lt1n1P'> StPwarl June Allyson ( 1 hr 41) rT 1n I C.H , A Malle• Of t 1le And Death I 1980 Drl'ma) l 1nda t avin Salome Jens ( 1 hr 38mrni ( ·ram11y B·1s·n~s (No Date Drama) Milton Berle 1 .. ttrPy M1rcus ( I hr . 23 min) ('%) The PoDP Qt Greenwich Village ( 1984 Ofama) Ertc Robeftt MICkey Rourke (2 hrs ) •CL) "Movers & Shakers" (1985 Come· dy) Walter Matthau. Chartet Grodin ( 1 hr .. Hlm1n) •CC) "F IS T " ( 1~1.a,. prama~~.Yl~.s.!~r .. .., s1a11one Peter Boyt~ 12 hrs L:>1m1n ) 1:90.1 "Ten From YW...jhOw 01 Shows ( 1973 Comedy) 5111 CaeNr. lmogttnfll Coca ( I hr 31 min ) (%) ··ri.e Cotton Club 1198•. Dram•! Rich•rd Gere, Gregory H1~ (1 hrs 7 min) •(!) "HQP9C'.Olc.h" ( 1980 Comedy) Wal ter Matthau. Glend• Jackson ,., hrs 1 24 Sunday, June 8. 1986 -Evening---- .. aem ... IMTTMOUm* Cll ... l&M*...,IQI ..... AIC ... Q WWWWITWU •I •mioar me ... .-clL.-:a I C#ft'Gl.~ .,. "Star Trek Ill The Search FOi Spock" ( 1984. Science FtellOn) Wilham Shatner DeForest Kelley Adm Kirk reas- sembles rhe crew ot lhe 11arst11p En· te<prrse for one final voyage to try and rescue tr'r Spock. whose spml rema1n5 alive on the rapidly degenerating GeneSts anet PG' ( 1 hr •S min I . comA11 .. me ... a ... DODla C8n'M&. S1'11GY llAClm. ,.._.,w -ADiUlmnrl..Vwca.D .,_ "Fa1her Of The 81100 · ( 1950 Comedy) SP80<* Tracy. Elizabeth Tay- '<>< A father experieoces all of the 1oys and headaches involved with the prepare· tlOllS tor his daughter's upcoming wed· dmg ( 1 hr 33 min ) CS)-.,. · Fandango · ( 1985. Comedy) Kevin Costner. Judd Nelson Faced with adullhoOd and the pall of Vietnam. five college cront8S lake ott across Texas tor a last·dllch fhng In stereo 'PG ( t hr . 31 rn1n) M,DCIDm .. U• NI Clllllwt 0 anaT~ TillQHT Interview wt1h Neil Diamond I=~ Window-ihopp1ng at Tit tany & Co . a man who was lrapped •n side his car for 15 da)" alt(tl' an acet~I "'LMCDll•CW ~ -::.,,,, Los Angeles Dodgers at San ~dres (live) (3 his ) -==-= ~ TOP RMS IOa.o Ernie Landeros vs Martin Outro1 In a 1unior welterweight bout scheduled tor 10 round live from Las Vf!gas. Nev ( 2 hrs 30 min ) {ij) IODIG Hector 'Macho CamachO (29 o 16 KOs) vs Edwin Rosano (23 1 19 KOs) 1n a WBC hghtweighl bOut scheduled tor 12 rounds Irv• lrom MadtSOn Square Garden 1n New York ( 1 hr , 30 min) CZl MOYll 'N1ghlhawl(s ( 1981 Suspense) Sylvester Stallone. Rutger Heuer Two tough und9rcovtr cops ere assigM<l to fl spectat taSk for~ tracking a dangetOU$ 1n1ernatl0flal terrorist through· out New~ 'R' (1 hr 39m1n ) n11:::.,. .... 1198 PmAY AT .-T Its Friday the 1Jth as host How•rd Stevens take'S a trisk1de· kapnot>'C tum ott·be81 ftntena1nmen1 i',..•mff WMA1'1 Mffll•lll llOll Romaric.e comes Shirley'• way wn.n her devoted e!fl pal amvet In town II m emu. F'eetured a IOOI< Ill lhe l A play ("Casuat Se•" I , a nde on 4he new scaled-oown motor scooter-. U.ATL.Mm ~Qweltll AUN'Tm ...u'ICCMIT .-.YW1D1Mm WO-w.D .mu"' AlmM..I .. ,,., WMl8'1rC*.,_.__.Q ...... , ... -~.-MOU.ftlOOD ,,,,. 19 _., TUCltl • PQll8 .UY In Ste<eo Ii .. twaJINf Z.-~.,.An Indian tnbe deals with des.aeration of then sacred blmat grouncls when 041 d11tters come on tt'ie ~ In stereo (R) { 1 hr) 8 mww "Hour Of The Gun ( 1967. Wes1em) James Garner Jason ~bards Wyatt Earp stalks the mao who kitted his brother (2 hrs ) 8 9 -••Webster attempts 10 help aeor..c,:.ve his sportscasting t<>b (A) 0 . ,.., (ii:. "The Last Of Sheila.. ( 1973 Mys1ery) Richard Ben1amin. James Coburn. A movie producer 1nv1tes those he behev~ responS1ble tor his wife's ~th to lake a c;ruiae on his yach1 (2 hrs ) I ••-ra11wa1 •.._,,Q ,._.ML.ORD WAU. flMIT -Are Hospitals S1ek?" Gues1 hOst Caner Randall Gues1 John F H1ndetong, senior vice president of Sm•lh Barney Harris Upham & Co Inc ~ llO'lll ·Gremlons I t984 Fantasy) laen Galligan. Hoyt Axton When a teen ager breaks the rules of caring tor hla lov- able one-of a-kind creatUfe dOzens ot malevOlent creatU<es are spawned 'PG Q (1 hi 5 I min ) ].) --'GOICh81 ( 1985 Comedy} Anthony Edwards l •nda F1orenttn0 Dur- ing aprtng break. ii UCLA student meets a mys1er1ous woman •n France and soon hncls hltnselt 1n lhe m1cldle ol an mterna tlOlla~ caper PG 13· ( 1 hr 37 min ) ~ llO'lll 'Vision Quest' ( 198S Ofama) Matthew Modine L•nda Fl()(enhno An t8 year-old t>eg111s a brutal training schedule 1n order to defeat the toughest ''""tier m the slate In stereo R O ( 1 hr •8 min ) 61) llO'lll Damn Citizen•· ( t958 Ora ma) Keith Andes, Maggte Hoyes An up- standing World War II veteran comes to the fore to wipe oul corruphon 1n the rank• of 1he Stale Police ( 1 hr . 30 min ) .. D Ill • •VIDIM A charity organtza· Hon uics George 10 make a apeec:h at a lc:ef=~ !RI 0 ,..... .... 11.D. WAU. t1mT ... 'Art!! Hospuats ICk?" Ou"! hoat C111er Randall Guest John F Hlndetong senior v1ee pre!Mdenl ot Sm11h Barney Hams Uphtm & Co Inc ID • COOfD"I C1W9G1 ccunY 'Dis put• Resoluuon It's Really Work1ngt Bonnlfl Ctstrey fa<~ ftdf!ral med11t01 and now an 1mpar1i.1 arb1tta!Of d•scuues along with o1httt mediators tiow lhoo · '81\ds of d1•.putes over suth matters es di vorce. child cuslody labor menaoement battles. and communtty clR<ihe<! are no1111 being settled by mfld•a11on and arbttrll 110<'1 out l(M the COIJrt• IC' ev~yOf'\e'I ad vantage .,.,. "ft4tch I t965 Cnf"'•<M Ctw -l'riday Coal. vy Cha9e. Joe Don Baker An L A repoo ei w11h an srray ol dlSQUtSeS attempts to unravel a plot 1nvolv1ng a wealthy bus1- nessmdn whO contracts his own murder ·pa~~mm) .. -.rrftACICI In stereo ( 1 hr ) .. m. "Brolh81ty Love" ( 1985 Ora ma) Judd H1<sch, Karen Cartson lneKph cable occurrences lead an 1ndus1nal de- s.gne< to suspect that htS vengerut p:;ychOpathtC twin btothef s trying to harm twn and hii family (RI Q (2 hrs 1 G fir) IUll VICI An apparently burned· out fOfmef cop helps the detectives hnd an elusive ga~ster In stereo (R) ( t hr ) 8 9 • --Paul tries to heiµ Leon -.in a tellowstup toOdN!l 1fh o (l)rA .. 9M o ... ..... m 'AYMOm • nll YllD ~AU. UITI 10 Yount Wtnners ot the Opera Company of Ph1tadelph1a / l uc1aoo Pa va10111 International V01Ce Cornpeittllon roon the renowned tenor in a petl()l:mance ot Verdi s "Requiem taped at tn. Phila- del!)h1a Spectrum Sol0tsts soprano Su san Dunn, meuo soprano lld1ko Komlosi and bass Paata Burchuladze In stereo ( t hr 30 min) CD,._.,,. LOM II> ,_ LJm Guest Oetenr.e Sfocretary Casper Weln= I 1 hr ) Cl)~ <%)..,.. "Flelch ( 1985. Comedy I Che vy Chase, Joe Ooo Baker An LA repo<t· t':f wtlh an array ot d1~1Sei allempts to unravel a plot 1nvOl\l1ng a wealthy bus• nestman wt10 contrncts his own murder PG' _11 hr 38 min) HI g U MC comD'f ...CW. •~earls ol Steel" Annoe Polls and Mall C1aven star 1n this 1tory ot unemployed stHlworkers -.no esaume management ot a restaurant ~ TOOC&.OllfOI~ (15 .,.. 'Matot Dundee' ( 1965 Aoven- ture) Charlton Heston. Richard Hams ~ Urnon m&JOI: leads 100 volunteer pr1~s on a dar;jerous mrs51on against lhl! ; cheS ( hrs . 30 min ) ...,...,.. IHl'llm CJ1491 llll ADWBIW • -.rr'l'UCll In stereo 1 t hr ) -GD nm.Al Stingray and Elena go alt., 1 ruthless drug k1ngp1n who murders the Illegal aliens helping him harvest his crap In ate<eo (R) (I hr l 11 = IOAT Gopher lantu11~ lhitl the Pac1tie Princess 1s a World War 11 troop carrttW t>ovnd !Of f'r1nc1 Charo ~than CO<* and Enn MOfan guest star ~> ~rv .1cm "'" •al'lllllM"f _... CUL The qreat moments and triumphs ol the legendary rock and roll bOnd include toot11941 ot their 1980-Waitllngton. o.c conceft and e•ch1S1ve 1ntBM4tWS with the group membenl Special guests Glen C.mpbeU. Andy Williams Oeryll Dragon '~ ..... ••"nl ----•llMCM OI M 1'IOMI WM lllSltS to King Agememnon' 1 pal3<:• 11 MycenH King NMIOl'S CO~Jft II Pylos and I& Broru•Age palaco 1n St"lrlA rl'!veal de tallS of the reaJ41te events which might have been the baSl5 '°' Helen's abduction and lhe Troian horse O ( 1 hr) · ~ *Ml "Too Scared To Scream" ( 1985. Orama) Mike Connors Anne Archer A police 119Ufenant teams up with ' an unoercavet agent to 11wes11gate the murders of several 1o11omen 1n a Mannattan ~~~~min) ~·--"Fraternity VacatlOO" ( 1985. Comedy) Stephen Geolfreys Sheree J Wilson Despite being saddled w1lh a ner· dy pledge during 1 weet(end 1n Palm Spnngs, two lratemtty btot~s vie tor a pootslde blonde 'A' ( I hr . 33 min ) CS)OltHICEln'UU.ITW In this 1985 Hollywood concert. John Foge<ly per· forms selecllons from his new album "Centerlield" and Sings hits associated with his former group Creedence Clear· water Revival In Sl8'eo O ( 1 hr ) --Ole ALL. ITAl ton. .. .,.....,.. II .,_ "TombOy" (t98-4. Comedy) Betsy Russell. Jerry Omome Upon meet- '"0 a heartthrob race car driver, a smitten teen-ager puts aside her basi.ett>all mo- torcycle and monkey wrench 'A' I 1 hr J2mm) -1rA..-M WllO • • ~J A documentary po<tra1t ot artist Charles Rogers Grooms, whose works range from creating paint 1ngs. sculptUfe and fllms to dramatic and hUIT\()(OUS peyformences IPMaYOllllWAYU.. mBllllmfT ... .. _,lUCKI In stereo ( 1 hr ) Ml D99 CDID ... TAJI ,,_MY m.tm Sketcnes V1Ct01:ia J11ckson s acroballcs. movie c1111cs· e11erc~ tor the dead I ..., .... M D .. Howard s purchase ot an e11penSNe btacelet tor Laura leads to htS dlSCOYery that he d<»5n I understand women u much u he thOUght OAUMMCIUI '• •••11.olT lflOl'l'aOOK ITMT f11 W..,._..l""t•ma -Prohles ot ROQ91' Moore. Victoria Principal, Catherine Bach and Huey Lewis (A) (I hr ) (I).,.. "Mike's Murde<" ( 1984. Ora· ma) Debra Winger Mark Keytoun A Los Angeles bank employee and sometime l<MW of a drug deallng tenniS instructor decide& to 1nves1tg11e his death and ie<>P- ardtzet her own llfe. 'A' ( 1 hr , 37 mm ) (%).,. "Nest Of Vipers" ( 1979. Ofa- ma) OmellO Mull Senta Berger An 1m povtW1shed. anstooaoc women becomes 1nvotved 1n the decadenee of Mussolini's lloly~hr . 4~ min ) 11::91 (() .,_ "The Ballad Of Cable Hogue" ( 1970 Comedy) Jason Robards. Stl"lla Stevens Aband<>ned by his pert ners. a Wllened old prospector M1& up a prOSpMOU9 way •"''°" and ploea r~ ~hr$. 30 min) U f.D ,......., Hoat Johnny Carson Scheduled Jon Lovitz ("S.tUfday Night lrvtt"), 'ingfl( Gr1Mm Nasti, 8111 Coaby I' The C~ Show") In stereo. ( t hr ) Unm&Y_, ltl u.I. Ol9I toll.......,. A loo~. at r~sm;iood round ot pt1ty I= ...... I cay .. I LAUlmt F1Q01r. 1s at the head ot a hunoe1 strike at the h~p11a1 I.., .. ., _..Ulla\ ......,.. .,. "Btlve<ly H1tlS Exposed ( 1985 Adult) Colleen Brennan, Bunny Stew A IOO« at the prtvate lives of California's very flCh ( 1 hr . 30 min ) tW~llOWll "HoltywOOd Hot Tubs (1984 Adult) Donna McDaniel Michael Andrew Alter taking a phJmt)jng rob. a young man plunges into a series of surpnSlng en- counte<s with some unusual Hollywood characters A' ( 1 hr 42 min ) tWa.l_,ftACICI In stereo ( 1 hr I (H)m. "Weel<end Pass" ( 1984. Com- edy) 0 W Brown, Pete< Ellenstein Foor sailors rust hn1sh1ng baSK: tra1n1ng in San Diego travel 10 lot Angeles tor tun and romance ·R' ( 1 hr 32 min ) -1 0 ~ eolm)YmM . 1111 T90DI The TrtPods carry the atl'l- letiC champiOrls into the City of Gold where they are g111en uniforms as well as helmets to protect them trom the city's lethal a11 GD mAL VlllOt (() wamJ) C:.. IOCCl.R Brazil vs Northern Ireland (A) (2 hrs ) •rcY . •c:u. G:ll GD fmAY mfT wmol In sttlfeo 11 hr .. 30 min.) 8 TM.II,.. nll Da.1111 A theatrlC81 direct°' (Carolyn Seymour) and several ol her colleagues l1nd themselves lrappe<J 1n a -==nd·s strange !lream (Rl I ~ne Man Jury" (1978, Suspense) Jack Patance. Christopher Mitchum A psyctloliC murderlK causes a vengelul poleceman to become a one man ~dante squad "8';! 10 min ) .... ..., .,..,~ta.n' lntervl9w with Neil Diamond • ITM llMQI GU8$t Simon MacCor londale In ite<eo (R) ( t hr ) • •ML Ml)-01 .. U ,_Al- thoUgh Amalgamated Ae<OSOls offflfs Reggie a 1ob. the sweet smeu of succesa sllH eludes htm • Ul\lmAY AlM tlJll mWll "The Pooe Ot Greenwich VII· rage· ( t98• Ofama) Enc Roberts Mick- ey Rourke Dreams of escape from hum drum Manhattan fobs harbored by d1stan1fy related buddltK are )eOPardlzed by an tll·c~ satecrack1ng rob that gets them into hot water with 11 local crone k~n 'A' (2 ttrs ) 1111a.l-.r1UCll ln5tereo (1 hr) tall(I).,. "Amadeus" (198•. Orama) F Mutray Abtaham. Torn Hulee Consumed with ,ealousy over hrs rt\/8rs br11kance. Viennese court composer Antonio Saller• 1neffectually plOts to discredit brash mus• cal genius Wottgang AmadeVS MOl8rt In steteo 'PG' g h111 .. 38 min ) we•c ., .. , ... (!).,."The General Died At Oewn" ( t936. A(fventure) Gary Cooper Me deleiM Carroll A '°'<tll'lr ot fortune tries to secure ammunmon tor a t>allte agatost a Chlneso war lor~,. . 30 min ) 111 .. mAL (I) m. "Purple Rain ' ( 19841 Musat) Prince. Apollonta Kot8fO A young Mlnne- apolrs Singers 90ldld family baek(lfound pr0V10e& the ·~ttr. for his rise to the top of the contemporary m"~ wOlld and en ablet him to hnd '°""'with a winsome rock ~1ncesa 'R 11 hr 51 min) (Jt")lw.flU Sunday. June 8 1986 25 ~ .. l'rWay Cold. .NllLIYM W (B) ... "VISIOO Quest' (1985 Orama) Matthew Modine Linda FK><enttno An 18 year-old begin$ a brvtel tr11n1ng schedule In ordef lo defeat lhe toughest wrestler 1n the state 'R' O ( t hr 48 min } -·~IMM .... --.... CCIUIC1IOI • &.OWi 1:. Deadlall' {1968. Suspense) Michael Caine. Gt0vanna Ralll A beau11tu1 woman convmoes a cal burglar to team up with her homoMxuat husband in a ~ robbery (2 hrs • 30 mm ) .... "A Fine Patr" ( 1969. Ad'ven· lure) Rock Hudson. Claudia Cardinale A New York police captain becomes the unwitting aocomphce ot a lemate lhtef wno plans a gem heist from a burglar ptoof Aus1r1an vdla (2 hrs ) .191nflUINAT\19 ~--"The Evil That Men 00" ( 1984 ~) Charles Bronson Thefesa Sal· dana An assassin es called out ol retire- ment to perform one ltnal 111s1gnment His target a Central Amet1can torture special· ist ~;ted by an Ameftean agency R i thf ,29m1n) W 1IACltl In stereo ( 1 hr ) • .,.. "Good Sam" ( 19"8 Comedy) Gety Cooper. AM Shertdan A compUI si've Good Samantan usually endS up •n trou;' .2 Z:.i I .,.. "Billy The Kid Vs Dracula" (1966, Horror) Chuck Courtney. Jotin Carradme A reformed outlaw makes the awful dlseover; that h1a g11lfriend 1 uncle is reelty a vampire ( 1 hr 30 min I (I)._.. CUP IOCCll Denmartl V$ West Germany or Scotland vs Uruguay (R) (2 itva /u.,_...,. -..... .. II ... ... .. .,. -• CCMn'IY ... Schad- -Saturday uled Interviews with NiCOlell• Laf'IOn. the F'Ofester SISte<s. T Graham Brown. per- IOfmano.s by Sawyer B<own ("Shakin ']_. Randy TraVIS ("On the Other Hand") Ml(Z} .. "The Immoral One" (1980, Drema) SyMa Lamo. Yves Jouttroy A amnesiac young woman searching lor her lderlhty dlSC<MKS lhal she may have been a top Parisian prosltlute 'R' ( 1 hr 25 mtn.) •1~TIACKI In stereo .. ... ~---·---.. "Star Trek Ill, The Search For Spock" ( 1984, Science FICUon) William Shatnef, DeForest Kelley Adm Kirk reas sembleS the crew ol lhe star&hrp En lerp11se tor one final voyage to try and rescue Mr Spock. whoM spmt remains atrve oo the rapidly deQener•llng Gene51,; ~net 'PG' ~ ht , 45 mm ) IT'I~ I 1• • .,.. "Rabbit. Run" ( 1970. Ofema) James Caan. Anjanette Come< Based on the novel by John UPd1ke. A former high school basketball player slruggl4ng wtth an unhappy marriage bucktes under the pt"80f9S ol responsiblhty 'R' ( I hr 34 min) 1rt1(ff)lllOWll "H1slOfY 01 The Wor1d Pan ,. ( 1981 Comedy) Met Brooks, Madeline Kahn Man's 1ttustrious hlSIOfY -from Neanderthal cavemen to the Span1$h tn QUISltlOn --Is eiutmtned 'R ( 1 hr . 3 3 mll'I) ....... "I ShOI Billy The KIO . ( 1950 WMlern) Don 'Red" Barry Tom Neal The famous outlaw .. captured a number 01 hmes before 9\lef\tuetty being k•lled f 1 hr) (I) lln TO IUCIU e 9IMI · The Dove' ( 1974. A.<tventure) Joseph Bolloms, Oet>or•h Ratt1n A young man unexpectedly llncb romance as he attempts to se11 around the wOO<l 1n a sma• 00.t (2 hrs ) eu._,.,,._, l lUNTI ...,.ucl -.c:u11.- ... "ProtocOI" (198-'. Comeoy1 G06dle Hewn. Chns Sar•f'ldon ( t hr 36 min) 1..,,,,.,,. ........ -MW..,.,,.IC191~ • ... "The Muppets Take Menhat ten" ( 1984. Comedy) Volc:n ol Jim Hen· son. Frank Oz ( 1 ht , 3A mm ) , •8 W Sixth t.=' from Tepe1 Ave nut Elemerttuy . Sen Pedro and Mlnt\oe EletMntery School. Los Angelel ~~9ftzh091S 1 .... ,,. "•wnw .... , I I •• r ,_ 1 n•n••.., .. WO ICleCIUmD U'WTAM Fellbfootl Va Hallx l lllllCI W:Zii ~.-. .. "The Thing" ( 195 1, Sc.encr- Action) Jame. Ameea. o..ey MertWi 11 ht ,20min) .. (1)-''MM~ (%) ... ··Secret Admlter" ( t985. Com· edy) C ThomQ ~ lor1 Loughlin I 1 ht . 30 min~ •MD' ml&moT ~ ... ,,.,.f!WIYCA.,. ...... ,,...- ... .,.,. "Vision Quest" (1985. Ofema) Malthew Modine, Linda FIOfentlnO An 18 year-old ~ 11 brutal training IChedlJle 1n oroet lo defeat the 1oughelt wreetlet 1n the state In st8'eo 'R' o ( 1 hr . 4t min ) ••.,.. "Mobtle Two" (1975, Drema) Jackie Coopef. Jul19 Greog A reformed alcohOhc IS htred by • top telev!llOn II•· "°'' 115 e news reporter in order to restore h18 ono&-br1lhant reputation (2 hra.) i ~en Cities 0 1 Gold ( 1955 . A~ture) An1h0ny Quinn. Richard Egan Instead ol searching lor gold. • group of Spaniards decide$ 10 develop a lstri&..Tl hrs ) -=-iat.t ... .,... ... ... "The Collon Club ( 19~ Ora ma) Richard Gefe Gregory Hines In t~ 1930s e j8.Z2 muslCilln saves 1he Nte of • powetfut racketeer and rs towed dHpef and deeper into the VIOient world of rno stltf• and gunmen 'R' (2 hrs 7 mm .. I .... -----"" l.mllT1ll ...,...,. -.. =9 Gremlins· ( 198-' Fantasy, Zach Gathgan. Hoyt Axton When • teen •oer breaks the l\Jle5 of canng lor his lov able on.ol a-kind creature dozena c malevolent creatu1e11 are spewtl9d PG Q_(tht 51mm ) •CID --·young And Free" (1979 Ac venture) Ertle Lersen Keith Larwn Attt belnQ fOfced to jOln <I wagon 1reln, a be eecapee and makes a new Ma lor hll'nM ITT the Western w11dernesa with the help • en lnd•n gtrl 'PG ( 1 hr 30 mtn ) -:.;s ~UICA&.1 o ,.,.,.,,._.o iiWY•F Ill ..... QIWMllO ...... • tn. FeahHed Mr$ Klmb•Us " Diet" diet. aulhot of "Making tt H•~ Kenoeth Reich Expo 8e In Canida I 1=~(11)~ hr) ...... _. "'"" . .,. .. ....mACI . 19 ~--· L~i. ... lla\ITO ...... ..... ,u. . .... Ill "' Ulm -.. u•,mr1C11r1....,.. ... -IL-:. &-~ Locm'l 1\19 c t t ,, I 10 .. . -laturclaj C:On1. l~1t--1'18 DIPIMI Tn.mTM UUCTICA .-AT Ul.WAY __.,.. flf 1'11 I IA"' '9 ICIUITM 'I EIT.-IUUllml&-_,. "Aft On The Moun1alll" ( 1981 Oram11) Ron Howard. Buddy Eblen (I hr , 40 min) (!) MlfO UC. Ott·Road Parllef 400 ~~ (1 hr ) {ft) ..,.. "Gremhns' ( 1984 Fantasy) Zach Galhgan. Hoy! A11ton ( 1 ~r , 5 1 min) (l)ICM1Ull (I).,. "The Devil To Pay" (1930. Comedy) Ronald Colman. L0<•ll• Young j hr. 6mln) ... ,.""" .. .,. "It's Qf11y Money" ( 1962 Com edy) Jerry Lewis. Zachery Scott ( 1 hr ·160 ti=.Tlf ITAllaml ...... CMTOGICAIOI• ., .•. , ............. ... "The Bllhop'a Wife ' ( 1948 Fan1aay) Cary Grant L0tet1a Young ( 1 l'lr ,~Lm .. Cl>,.,....,._ w..anm ..,.,.". OUIN4'9aO ....... .. ,_., -------~~ .. ..-,.um I I "--191&-""° ~ ..al WA&.19 11- CD ~ichof .. N1eki.by" (1947. -i~f~;;~"~Cko .... Daft _.__ <II ...... _ _._._ a ... ....,.. ' I CA Ftatured iMSA road rK1ng from Elkhert Lelle. Wis unr .30min l (!) ... "Welle Fargo" ( 1937 w .. tlfn) Joel Mcef ... Fr~ 0.. 12 hrs l 1 ....... .... WM&.tTmf-NmTWWI• -·"--' ,,._ ........ M1fO 1M:m IMSA Camel Grand Pux from lime Rock. Cl (R) ( 1 hr . ~min l ()) ... "Home From The HI~ I 19e0 Oram11) Robef1 Mttctium. George Pep- ~d (2 hrl . 30 min ) .. 1:::•!.\: laSI Satan (1967 Ad· venture) St9Wllr1 Or•"Of" Kaz 01r11 (2 Iv-.. 20 min) -1 <"&":9.:r. AeQl<>Nll c~age of New YOO< Yank ... al hHlmora Ofloie9 Of Cincinnati Reds at Atlanta Braves (LNe) •ert~~~nd fM J""G~ Boy "-· Adv9ntur•l Mike Henry~ Raltf ~~t;:,J. ICIUFEFI~ • -CO: •• m.-ccurn 'DIS· putt ResolutlOl'I ll'a Really Worll1ng1" Bonrne Castrey. '°'"* f9d4Mal medlalOt and now an imparoal arbltratOt dllcusses along with othef medtatOft how thou sandS of disputes over tue,!l mantra a$ ()I 110tce. child custody. labor-management bltttes, and community olhhea, are now b9Cng setli.d by mediation and arbitra· tk>n--outlldl the COUrtl··IO everyone·~ ad vafltage CC) .. "Bells Art R1flOlng" ( 1960. Mu· SIC&l) Judy H~y OMn Marlin (2 hrs 7 min) (JI)_. "White Water Sam· ( 1977. Ad· • vert;;J.l<elth Larsen ( 1 hr 27 min ) • (l) ·The Handt 01 OrlOc" ( 1961 Hoo0t) Mel Fen«. Dany Carrell (2 hrc; I .. !~,One Of The Guys" ( 1985 Cdmedy) Joyce Hyser. Clayton Rohner 1 hr. 40 min.) -(J)llll•••111a.. _"...,. .. ,. ... ~.,.. cw.ACnC .. WIC"IWf ... ~ WIMOCll**"A&. ccm'fm Dllll'f NIM.TM WI _,. "Arrowsmith' { 1931 Orama 1 Ronald COiman. Helen Hayes ( I hr 50 1W lrntfl~ .... ,.,.,... I ZJCA'l1W191 aJ u.t. Ofl9I al Third round ltve from StMnnecock H111t Golf Club ,,.. 1--~:~-fllA IOll. Showboet Doubles CIH ale from Las Vegaa. N9ll (RI 12 hrs l ·-UICM tt:ll·~~ ~.,.. ·~~:inA~ska" ( 1952. Come dy) Bud Abboll. Lou Costello I 1 hr 30 min) ----wca.D(/f ~ ..... ..., COinm9•lll'f1&tUM_.. ..,.,. "Wan. Pioud' ( 1978 Orama) Robby Benson. Sarah Holeomb ( 1 hr • 38 min I G) Mt .IOll•TOSl Hft'U. ... -Al•ernoon ---· ,_IT'OOlll llOQM'l.-S 11191 llDCUZ · .,.. ·James At 15" ( 1977 Orama) Lance Kerwin. Me11SS8 Sue Anderson (2 hrs) G» rotii*>AT UCllQ WOf'ld Ott She>te Champt0nst111>5. from Key West, Fl• tf aped) CD IGUD QOU> Scheduled Stevte Wonder (co-host) Laura Branigan. Thompson Twins Michael McDonald Charlie Daniels Band New Edition. Duran Duran (Inter· 111ew) In ste<eo CR) ( 1 hr ) CC*T89'DR.m MU&.Tlf .... ~ .. ....., 90Wll "Vision Ouesl'' (1985, Orama) Matthew Modine. Linda FIOfenllno ( 1 hr . 48 m1n) ITAi GAISI Spons compellhon fea turing cast members from 'Fam9. ' "Gimme a Break,'' ·oeoeral Hospital" and · Paper Chase • Sem1f1na1 round (R) 1 hr) ) mvs 'The In-Laws" ( 1979. Come dy) Alan Arkin Peter Fal~ ( 1 hr . 43 min) '1)...n.llQ o:te(C) llO¥ll "Toucneo By Love · ( 1980 Orama) Det:>orah RatM ()ane Lane I 1 hr, 37 min I ~(Ill m¥ll "Bruslll1 " I 1962, AdVenlure) JOhn Ireland, Evere11 Sloane I 1 hr 50 TllBl'fooeu • a:ttlm1n~ ,,_. . 11AO llCMll wmt Tlfl u. ca11• cw 110¥11 "Aoota 01 E111I" ( 1982, Advtn· turit) Christian Anders, Oun11 Raft9f (I hr 3Qm1n) Sunday, June 8 . 1986 27 • IOYCI _.WIT Welsh rnu!leian-tiu- ITIOftSI Max Boyce Is roped into lhe Ameri- can rodeo and taught lhe fundamentals of westem h<xsemanal'lip l ~LW t&•CMITOIY CllA&ll~«*TMI.._._ W e HW'U Reg10nal coverage of OetrOlt Tigers at Totonlo Blue Jays or Kanaas City A0yals at Cahforn1a Angels J:.•ve) ( 3 hrs J (l5 ~1se The T1tamc" (1~0 Ad· venture) Jason Robards Rtehard Jordan i hlS ) DI.,,.. mw9 "Pride Of The Marines'' ( 1945. Orama) John Garfield Eleanor Parker (2 hrs bocn. WHO ICNMUITAY\.OR umtlCMITOIY = PIVlll JuCIQeS Mary Fiann. Tom PO$ton . .Juha Dully Performance by Adrian Zme<I In 11e1eo (A) (%) .W. 'Aepo Man ( 1984 Comedy) Etn1tt0 Estevez. Harry Dean Slanton I 1 hr, 33 mm ) ml~talag t7 11953 Orama) Wlntam Holden'. Ollo Preni1noe1 12 hrs 1305:!= .,_ 'Cha11anooga Choo Choo' (198A. Comedy) George KSf'lnedy. Joe Namall"t ( 1 hr 42 min ) (!) M1W «* M Mrr1 Up-synced 1end1· llons of Van Halel'I'• "Panama Chubby Checker's "lei's Twist Again" and Tina Turner's "Sleel Claw " --1__,..,..., Pl -..., la"t. .. .,comdt ':. "The Desert Fox" (1 951 Ora· ma) James Mason Jnslea Tandy !2 hrs) • _..., CAllYOll COWIO'Ye Hlgtillghts from the reunion of cowboys whO once led vl9it<>fl down to the bollom of the Grand C.n.yoo 11wm -...•11110. ,_..CMITOIY llOWll "Turk 1821' ( 1985, Ofama) Timothy Hulton, Robert Unch ( 1 hr , 38 min) (I).._ MCleG OhlO Oert>y for 1hree- y .. r-old lh<xoughbred1 hve from Thiltle- OOwn Race T raclc rn Cleveland ( I hr ) (t)mMI "Av~ To A Kiii' (1985, Ad- ventUft ) R~ Moore. Tanya Rot>«t• (2 hrs. 11 mm) (!) ,._ Leroy's niece wants het unci. to merry Lydl•. Eliubeth (C.rol Mayo Jen· kins) strugglel 10 nave '* novel pub- lished In stereo (R) ( 1 hr ) Cl) .,_ "C.reful, He Might H"r You" (1e83. Orama) Wendy Hugn.t. Robyn I~.~~ -....... -.MD>... --...., "'"".,,. .. .,,. .,... Ftttt gains entry to the COf'ltrol room of the otty'a PoWer 1ta11on, and Wiit, In t\OJ)t8 of tlndlng EIOIM. lhOW9 her l)lctUtt to a a ve 1, .. , ••• , .... .. , ·-----Mn 28 Sunday, June 8, 1986 (%) ... "Fletch" (1Ge5, Comedy) cn.- i Cha9\Joe Don 9aktf. (1 hr. 38mln ) • ••••=m.,. • .,. "Cheaper By The Dozen" ( 1950, Comedy) Chttoo Webb. JNnne C<m (2 hrs.) i (l)ITMlml ....... ,._ Ltfoy'1 niece wants her uncle to marry Lydi.; Eliz.at>eth (C.rot ~o Jen· luns) s1ruggle9 10 have het nov.I pub- ltshed. In stereo (R) ( I hr ) 9 mATa'T _..,. U•• Profiled Jim Palmer. former Majof' League pitcher Host= Steve Garv.y (1 hr) e "Frankenstein Conquers The WO<ld" (1966, Sctenc.Flction) Nick Adams. Seuko Tagami (2 hrs.) • llWA The continuing qu419t of a netw Qef*Blion of phytlcllt1, to formulate a single uoltytng theory to explain the uni· 11erte (R) O (1 hr.) I ~u.t'nl••t•t .. cz ... • ... .,..,.....,..,.. 10•u11..--~ • 11 .. ...._ "The Adventurn ot 8 Two-Minute Wtfewotf" A boy (Know! Jonnson) who'• a horror movie fan finds htmSelf turning lnlo a werewolf for tw~ mlni'l:=i r.a~ 2 of 2) (R) Q I .... .,..,_..,. Al1'I .. , ..... ,., .... Mal The MIHe lootta bleak tor Fr~ Rock-'*" d of the radlshel -•~ca:=-~W.QNCAA Out doOf Track •nd Field Champlonahlpt from lndlanapoffa. (l~) ( 1 hr ) 8 lfM .... Spof1s competition featuring cat memberl from "f=ame," "Gimme a BrMk," "General Holpltal" and "Paper ChaM" s.rNflncl round (A) i_1 hr ) • .-acM umn• ffftured Full Force ("Tempomy Love Thing," "Un- faithful"); Belinda Carllale ("Mad AboUt You"). video by El Debarge ("Wh0'1 Joh·~·~ l~~IWZAM 1.,. "The Medusa Touch'' (1978. Horror) Riehard Burton. LM Remick (2 hrt.,FT "I l ~~MAITI .,_ "A View To A Kiii" (1986. Ad V9nture) ~ MOOft , Tanya Rot>«l• (2 hrt .. 11 rr-. ~= ''The Muppet• Take M•nhlt· tan" ( 19M. eom.dy) Volc:n of Jim Hen· IOI'!, Frank 0t ( 1 hr , 3" min ) ~=:a•• Cl) .,.. "Hana Chttatlan Andetaen" ( 1952, Mualcal) Danny Kaye, JMnn\tlrt Jl.~AYC ICA ... ~.,. "Elec1rlc OrMma" (19M. Com· edy) Lenny VC/fl Oohlen. Virginia M•daen 1.1 ~36mtn.) •CJ) w ATM llOW9I Schtduled rtvlfw9 "Mtnhlnan P.to~' (John Llthgow, Chrt.topher Coltet): 1'8ack to School" (Rodney Oangerlllld) ; 1''Mone Liu" (Ml- chMI O&lne) • l •JW Rt •• , ... w ... "ENn .....,, .. (19e7, Ro- mance) Pia Oegerm.vtc. Thommy hrg- gten (1 hr . 29 min) •1•um1La ... •• I Gm lW. HefWy LrAn and Dino FuO>nl Argue the <*91, ''Sh<Md All Chldren With AIDS Be a.med From~ lie Schooea?" e •am Ltfoy's niece wants her ~ to rNlfry Lydia, Elizabeth (Catol M~ "*"- klnl) struggies to have her noYel put>- lish9d. In stereo. (R) (I hr ) 110•· 11ae .. ., ..... aACI( .......... .,. "The Monster Club" ( 198 1 Fantasr> Vincent Price. John Carradine ~hrs .... ·--"Once Upon A Family" ( 1980, Orama) Barry Boetwlck, Marcia Stru. ma~:.Jn•> • -MITUMOfMr II W:t Former chiefs of staff. spanning the •d- mlnistrallons of Prelldenta Eientlower through Cart«. lhate their opnlont of the P<esidency. Topic&. the White HouM'a In· ternal organtzatlon; medla'a Imp.ct Ofl Iha P<esident •nd hil a<Maert; ~I ~Il lies of U.S leadeta.. (Part 2 of 2) Q ( 1 hr) I •...• _., ... ,.,_ -• ruEI Thia tour of French vineyards lncludlia the "Night ot the S..u- jola•" r~. Baton Rothschlld'a M8doc chateeu. a wine lelaon. and lnttfVteWI with wine experta. Cl) ..,.... From Loa Angeles COii· MUm (T~) (1hr.30mln) (!) .,.. "The Memory ot ew Ryl(er' • ( 1980, Mystery) ,_talle Wood. Robert f'oxwc;~ tn. 30 min ) .. 1 .,.. ''The Man From Laram19" ( 1965, Wttttm) James Stewart, Wett.ce •For~ "1°h~ min.) I ":rm .,_ Scheduled rev\9wa p.oaCamp•· (Kate Capehaw, Tom Skemtt): "A.w 0..1" (Arnold Schwat· nnegger. Kathryn Harrold). "Cobra" l~tr Sl•llont. Brigitte Nle!Mn) WMCilQWIMDA• ...... 11 ..., ... aA""" -··----· .. ----· -1(1)---.. "Conrad(" (1974, Drama) Jon Voight, Paul Wlntleld A whit• IChoottMChtf atruggtea to brina INrnlng to a gt~ lmpow11'hecl bl9Cli children rt.:T.'.::,;_ ..... 'Tl --• ..._ Thie tour or French di lrdldl9 the "Night of the 8-r )Ollll" ,..,..., 8er0fl Rothechlld't ~ chaleau, a wine leeeon. and lntervtewe With wtr'8 experta. 1-.•MMm ~-·· -~An tumlnallon of the unueu•l pllnt end anlmal life on Klnabalu, &of· '• hlahaet mountain. (A) Q ( Hw.) .... ~ .. (1Cle-4, ,.,,., Gdlgan. Hoyt AxtQn. When • teen- IOI' DtMkt the Mel of oemg '°' hit iov-•blt ~Ind Ottltln, doterle of ~t crte1Urte n apewntd 'PO' CJ (1 "'. 61 min.) (() mwll "Gremllna" ( l&M, Fantasy) Zach Galligan, Hoyt Axton When a teen· agtW br .. k.t the rules ol canng f()( h1& lov· ~ble on.-ot-a-kind etNtU<a. dOzens ot malevotent CtNfU<es are spawned PG' L1 l'lf 51 min ) SJ mwll "ProtocOI" 1198-4 ComeayJ GOidie Hawn. ChrlS S.randon A WaSh- •noton cocktail wa1t1eq becomes a media ~nsatlOC'\ and a U S d>piomat wheo she thwarls an assas51natl0n attempt on a vis· ttng emir In st.,eo 'PG' O ( 1 hr . 36 min) Zl .,. "The Gafl!leman Tramp ! 1975. DoctJmentary) Narrated by Walter Matthau and Laurence Olivier The hie ol c .hartes Chapltn. one of the screen's great c r.mec arusts. told 1htough !llm clips, newsreel footage and home movlM 'G lhr , 18min) ,.....,,., ... , .. &="9 ,_.. ,..,,,,., ..... mnua. W.D UM CA Mlllty S1outt1t1 demon strafes the dlfficultlet. dangers and satos factions of filming Wlldllfe O ... ,,,,, '.C) .. "The Thtng I 1951 Scoence- f'octKl'l) ~mes Arness Dewey Martin A U S res.arch stallO'l 1n the Arctte 1s haunted by an eer1e being ( t hr 20 min) 'D MlfO ucm CART Milwaukee 200 iaped) ( 1 ht , 30 mm I .............. 119 I Cll M tOlllt Mf'f UCIJ Wint DAYm WWft't Coosumer 1nforrnaoon on paper towels, SOiar heating and deceetM ads. YISllS to two u s =•:-ling tat>Otatories 8 MCl.L CL.Om• Scheduled an interview with Alan Alda Gary Franl<lln re- vlewS "Bacl< to SchOOI" with Rodney Oengertield ()) TOO CLOll flOI ~ As Iris pre- par" to move In with the Rulhel. she's offered a buslnata partner!!hrp bacl< in Ch~ I :r'e11 w D9to Host Biii Grit111h vis •ts ltwf Napa Valley wine country, Marl< Walton lhows how SOutham California is !!t1110 comp,te tn the wine market • -••ALL LOI Angelft Dodgers at San Diego Pedres (l ive) 13 hrs l 1 ---~ llA1'\m An exam1nat100 ol lhe unusual plant and animal Ille oo K1nabalu Bot· neo·a ~'mfD mountain CAI O I 1 hr I 1::.:,.: ....., In her latest tob. BarDara cares I()( two troublelOme children whose mys· ,.,IOUI parentt poea a law prot>lemt I J hr) .MltlUll>llATO 1'l11 a>ll.LYWC.•WQ 119• Na ,._ ~ Mary Frann. Tom P01tO(l. Jul a Duffy Pertormanc• by Adrian Zmed In 11.,to (A) !'"Au.I ftl Cll LA. F'aatured a IOOk II Man ... ctub fOt ~pie with high IOI. tntar vlawt with lemlle mam~• who posed tor Playboy magazine, a loolc at th• eciance Of~bolOgy I Cl.Oii •"Auto Aepelr" ,. ... ..... .... .,.AlmA&. ..... FM· turtd. mMt Bob Wiid, the ~nt man. 'leer*°"' (l)•••imn ... .. B ()) __, Hawtce, Santini and C.ithn search f0t a hijacked Metet weapoo (A) *116 -A mAID The car Iha! Addy $0ld to Nell appeer9 to be a lemon In ster eo (R) 8 .,.. ' Return Of A Man Called Horse'' ( 19715, AdVenture) Rlehard Harris, Gale Sond9rgaard An EngllSh IOrd returns to America when he learns that the lndt.ans who Initiated him Into their lttbe heve loB1 thei< modett PfeMl'\'e to trappers (2 hts ) 8 9 .. WT ITWD Even Mxo- ptlonlst Clarenoe Oemons can't help Ar nOld i..m to be a stdlled mutlclan (A) O II.,.. "Mr. H()(n'' (1979, Western) (Perl I of 2) 0.vld Carradine. Richard WIJ,tmarx The Ute of the legendary frootlef flgUre Tom Horn, whose careef Included the capture o1 Geronimo and a sllnl as a bou=•r ( 1 hr , 30 min ) ~ llOWW "= Voyager" ( 1942. Ro mance) Bette DIVIS. Paul Henreld On her doctor's advice, 1 shy unattractive young women embarks oo a crulM where she meets and falls In love with a mafrted man i ~ --.0 Faa1urect Arthur Sacklef's COlleciion o1 Asian an, a tacmty 1n S11\18f HUI, Md , that r•t°'" old atrcratt Whistler's "Peecocl< Room". an interview with Mel Blanc. the vOICe of Bugs Bunny and othef cartoon characters Q ( t hr l CID 1mlTY ... PIAT\m GI) ..,, om~ ''Man From Moscow" Based on British Intelligence agent Grevllle Wynne's book about the m1ht1ry Mc:reta he obtained from Soviet 1nf()(tT\anf Oleo Pef"ll<ovsky during the early 1~ar11013) (R) O (I hr ) Ct> "Tlghtroce" ( 1984. SuspenM I Clint EastWOOd. Genevieve Bujold While investigating a wles of gnsly se• mur- defS. a tough New Orteans cop dlwcovers that he has much In common with the killer he~ 'R' O ( 1 hr , S.o4 min l (() ... (8) llOWW "My Science Project" ( 1986. Comedy) JoM Stocl<Mll. Oennil Hoppet A high-school Mn101 dlacoYerS tht k.y to passing hit ICtence data -and IO tht spac&-lime COOlinUUm -In a rnllltery )ur*- 'i!.'d 'PG' O ( 1 hr • 3' min l (.LJ .,. "My Science Project" ( 1986, Comedy) John Stockwell. Oennla Hopper. A high-school Mtllor dl9cOWf'I tht k.y to paS11ng his ~ ctasa -and to !he space-ltme continuum -In • military }Urik· r_!!d 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 3' ·~ !fJ TMll ,_ M ~ A theetrlcel director (C.rolyn Seymour) and MYeral of her COiieagues find thernlelYea trapped tn a stagehand's strange chem (R) ,(I) .. "Lost In America" ( 1985, Com- edy) Albert Brooks, Julia Hag«ty. Fed up with his yuppie lifestyle, a LOI Angeles ad executive and his wife liquidate their • sets, buy a camper and head'°' the opef\ roads 'A'O (1hr .. 3tmln) (I).,. "Secret Admirer" ( 1985, Com- edy) C. Thomas Howell. Lori Loughlin. A series of romantic: misurldefstandlnga ,. suit when an anonymous love lettet taRt Into many wrong hands 'R' (1 hr.. 30 ........... MOU.TWOCIO,_ "!!MTUCKa~ 1n .. .,_ eo (1hrl -· 8 PACTI OP LJlll Natalie bOrrowt a hear1e to help Tootie get her driver'• i- cense In ste<eo (R) O e 0 -Clayton and Benaon go into the dog-breeding bUSinell with an unc<>OpeJatlve poocf'I (R) 0 (!) wamD OP M SICM AID,,_. Bllt Cosby· John McEnroe, Ann-Margret. a tour of BarbedOI with Teri Copley (R) (1 hr ) ....vma••• ~"*" •1<1-::.. ca.I Rose's new boy· friend dies al1er spending the night with Mr In S1ele0 (R) 8 9 llO¥ll "Grease" ( 1978. Mutlcal) John Travolt•. Oltvla Newton-John. Baltes oo the Broadway 9how A 1950t high • lat. 10p.m. Copley/ColonJ Ceb .. vtalon Sund1y, June 8, 1988 I l --Salurclay Cont. IChool geng leedef Ines to win be~ the pretty Austrahan exchange student he romanced do.Hing summe< vacation (R ) (2hrs) .UT Ml.WAY ~ OI TMI Michael Frayn takes a iourne~ aetota Australia ( 1 hr ) I DM.ul ..... ,_ ll09 Ta.Tl Roy Acuff narrates thcs old-fashioned medicu·ie lh<>W revrval In Balley.NC . that featurea 12 f0fm8f medl c:tne men demonstrating 1helr slolls 1n salesmanship. mUSIC and comedy (A) ( t hr) ~~ llAQPUCI Dempsey and ~ Makepeace go undercover v.hen an Arab l antique dealer Is murdered and a crate of r,~ an11Ques suddenly vanishes ( t tD mwll "'The Lady Pays 01f'" ( 1952. Orama) Linda Darnell, Stephen McNally A young schoolteacher agrees to act as a tutor '°' the daughter of a caSlno owner 1n order to pay off some gambling debts she owes (2 hrs.) W«l)~TUCll lnstereo (1 hr ) • D e fl1 Sendra finds her la.I boy- friend too atraight·laced In stet~ (R) Cl .. ""The Effect 01 Gamma Rar-On Man-In-The-Moon Ma11gotds"" ( 1973 Drama) Joenne Woodward. Nen Potts Two .. sletl brought up man atmosphere ot pover1y and neglect develop totally d1l- let9"t outlooks on hie ( 1 hf 55 min ) ~=r= Cl).,. "Tightrope"' ( 198' Suspenae) Clint Eastwood. Genevieve BujOld While investigating a Mf'•et ol grisly sex mur· Oe<s. a tough New Orleans cop discovers thllt he has much 1n common with the killer he ~rsu1ng A" O ( t hr . 5• min ) -·ti) R-111TONl1ml Two dtaC Jock· eys are auspected of murdering a radio 1tation's trafti<; rePQrter In stereo (RI ( 1 lhr)="- lJlllmll OI M MCM Me PAMOUI 8111 Coeby. John McEnroe, Ann-Margret. a 100< or BarbadOC wltn Tart Coplay (R) ( 1 hr) • .nm Me a Maggie sets out to ruin Arthur's date with hl"I estranged wife I ~~ ~CM PUYMOUm "'Roanoak'' A second group resellles the Roanoak col· ony Delayed three yeers by a &hipping ban, John WMe·s return linds that the colony's population has d1Mppeered ~art 3 of 3) Q (I hr ) CC).,_ "A Boy And His Dog' ( 1975. Scienee-F1Clt0n) Don Johnson, SusanM Benton In pott-World War IV CMlll.ation. a young man and his talking dog Mt out In ...,~,It 'R' (thr ~ CH> CMUI • ; PU"' 111111 YCllt tmAD Carlln'1 •lxth HBO ap- pearance featuring ott new unoen~ ~terlat ( t hr ) ClJ ._ "Explorers" ( 1985. Sci.no. Fiction) Ethlln Hawke, Rlvef Phoenix Thret boys ·• a dr .. mer, 1 whlZ·kld, and a t0eief m1tn1 ·-combine their talent• end construct a hom4Wnaoe te>aoeehlp 'PO' E'~·-==~ .,.. "Repo Man" ( 1984, C0"'9dy/ Eatavei. Harry Dean Stanton A punt< rocl<8f t1tkea • 1ob with a vetttan car r.po111UOf. and topether they join Iha chaM for a taM cn.vy MallbU whoM rrvr* hi~ to contain a futurtetk: 30 Sunday, June 8, 1986 :.;J::,~ 33 min ) .. ~ ,;, atefeo 11 hr > .. (!) • llMCM OI-"MY$tery Of The Mon· Pit" i 19 .-T ll09 Monroe 11 jelled tor refusing to reYMI his source tor an una1>- thotized story About dUmping toxic waste that appeared 1n =I • ... Pll'ftF Hosts Jettrey Lyons and Michael Medved look II What". new at the movies In stereo l:=i'n.n .. .. IA1'WY..,.IPAm . tW IJLCIJ.U&.. TMll ,_ TMI 0..-A theetrical dlrec::1cx (Caroly'n Seymour) and several of her colleagues hnd themtetv" trapped 1n a 1tagehand'1 strange dream (R) / m .wa "Bifdman Of Alcatraz" (1962. .. Biography) Burt Lancaster. Karl Malden OurTng h11 53 years of 1mprlson~n1 Rob- ert Stroud becomes a wOfld authotlty on blr~hr1) I --~layt1me" (1967. Comedy) Jacques Tall, Barbera Denne6c The l\fp- less Mr Hulot becomes hopeleMly caught up rn the bustle of ParlS white trying to make an appointment (2 hr1 ) I CMa tfATm • 11 W&L .... • llY MIMf: A a&m llOIMC The dev9iop"*11 ol the Southern blues sound is traced through the wcxds and music ol 10 LOUOSrlna bluesmen whose 1n- terprelahone renge from the downhome. backyard c<XJntry music of $1111 Hogan and Arthur '"(kilter' Kelty to the electrlC lun'Lo~Guy ( 1 hr ) ~ mwll "Ninja Ill The Dom1nahon' ( t98'. Adventure) Lucinda Diekey . .lof· dan Bennett A woman with ESP 1nd an Interest In ancient Japanese culture be- comes PoSSeSM<f by the sprlt of an ev1I warriOr when Iha Inherits a magic 1word 'R' ~r .• 35 min ) I ll.ll•t CW• M CM I llW llOTllAT 1t:tt ~tuell In stereo ( 1 hr ) tt:tl IC'TY Sketches· Gene Shaht (Eugene Levy) visit• the restaurant Le Grande Couchon. Bernadette Peters (Andrea Martin) gives an 1n1erv11W on "Ferm Fiim Report .. tWIMMMY.aa e IA1'WY -.T LM In srereo ( 1 hr,30mlnJ.. • llNI "°"""9 I WC> (I) MOWll "The Powe< Within" ( 1979 Drama) Art Hk'ldle. EdWard Brnns A stunt pilOt n.1 en .celdent that INvM him With ~n strenglh (2 hrs ) • • m "Midnight Offenngr' (1981, ~) Mel!IU Sue Anderton, Mary McDonough A horrifying contMt de..,.1- ops between two teen-age glri. who both hive the paychlc powers one for good. the ott\el tor evil ( 2 hrs ) e llO¥ll "Gulag" ( 1985. Drama) OaVld Keith, M1lcotm McDowell While covering an athlatle event "'Moecow, an Am.rleln sportteatter ts caught In a KGB trap and sentenced to 10 years In a Soviet tabof camp. wt\efe he plot• • delperate ~pe J1~· ~--"~ltw To A Kill' (1985 AO. ....,.,turt) Roget Moore. Tanya RC>bertl 8rlt1Sh agent Jamee Bond attempt• 10 thwart an lndustnen1rs pl1n1 to become ezar of the computer tndvltry ·po· c:> (2 hra , 11 min) (l)MJll ... CI) llO¥ll "FOf Sefvlcea Rendefed"" ( 1984. Ac*At) Cynde Sumrnera. Bridgette Monet Sectet egent James Bomb Is en- tena'ed 1n a IOl'eign affair. ( t ht . 20 min ) (I) 1IOl9 "Adventures Of A Prrvate Eye" (No Oete. Ofarna) Harry B Cofbe1t. Suzy Kendalt. Romantic entanglement• hindel" 1 ~ privet• detectll/9'1 lnvMttgetlOfl tnto a bladunell caM ( 1 hr . 3e min ) (%) ... ''The lmmOfal_OM" (1980 Drama) SyMa Lamo, Yvea Joottroy A amnesiac young women ... ,chlng for her Identity dlscOYerl ttwat Iha may have been a top PerlSian prOlrthute 'R' ( 1 hr . 25 m1n) tW,MC ... Q -Mm••tll'I .. "Ski Party" (1965. Comedy) hankie Avalon. Oweyne Hickman A petr or college men pose as Q11'1s to find out why a leltow elaSl(!\lte Is 10 IU<X)8Ml\JI 1n his romantic endeavors. (2 hrs , 45 min ) i .. •Im ... ---MITO ucml CART Milwaukee 200 IBl Cl) AT ,. .,.. Scheduled reviews "ManhOttln Pro;ecr· (John Ltthgow Chflstophlf COQ91) ; "Back 10 Sel'lool" (Rodney Oengerlield) . "Mone Ltse" ( M1· lcheal-=~-.. _.-TUClt In ltefeo ( I hr ) -........ U mFDCA'S TOP,_ ... "The Octehoma Kid" ( t939 Western) Humphrey Bogart. Jemet Ceo· ney A bandit hafo dei.nds settlerl 1n the Sout"'*-t in the late 1800s (2 hrs ) munwYALM (!) .,.. "They Shall Have Music' ( 1939. Ofame) Joel McCrea. Andrea Leeds A group ol young r-Nnlelens gathers •I a settlement house to pool their talen~2hfs ) ~ .. CJD "Purple Rain" ( 198", Musical) Prtoc:.. Apollonla Kotero A young Minne apolis singer's sordid lamlty beelcground provtdes the Impetus t0< h11 rlee 10 Iha top ot the contemporary music world 1nd en ai.. him to find tove with a wlnSome rock !ncea. 'A' O (t hr , 51 min.) W e .-&YI Host Suaan Sarandon "*-I guest1: the Four Tope ( 1 hr ) I:?... "The Roots 01 Heaven" ( 1958 Adventure) Errol Flynn, Juhette Greco A wildllta enthullast attempts to protect Al· rtean ~nt1 from being hunted (3 h~. 15 min) CI).,. "Vision Ouest" (1985 Orama) Matthew Modine. Linda Fiorenllno An 18· year--Old begins a brutal tra1n1ng IChedule .,, order to dafaet the toughest wr .. 11er in the 1tate 'R' ( t hr , 48 min ) (%) llOYll "Nighthawks · ( t98 t Suspen9e) Sy11/91Stt< Stetlooe. Rutger HIMJer. Two tough undefC0\19f cops are ~ned to a special tltk lorce trlet(lng a dengerOUI lntematlonat tetrorltt through out New York City 'R' ( 1 hr . 39 mtn ) I ... d _.-TIACal In atereo (1 hr ) ... "The tn-Lawt" (1079, Come- dy) Alen Ar1<1n. Peter Falk Af18f their chit dfen Mt their wedding date. e federal agent Involves a dtntlll In a Latin•Amerl i9 c•n =.;r>r.il.G' ( t hr . 43 min ) I ::':,ti SehedUled Stevie Wonder (ccHlott). Leura BrlnlQan, Thompson Twlna. MlchMI McOOntlcf. Charlie Dani.ts Bend. New EdltlOn, Ouren Duran (Inter· ~) In lttrtO (R) ( 1 hr ) -Salurclay Cont. ·DMUl-1:111 ~ .,. "Confeeslons Of A Pop Per- former" ( 1975, Comedy) Robin Askwith Anthony Booth A rock 'n' roll ster hndS plenty of romantlC action While on tour ( 1 hl,30mtn) Hl8 ... "Cae Of The Bal'lmote Girls" ( 1973. Mystery) Lorne Greene. Ben MUf phy An aging deteetlYe and hlS astiStan1 investigate a dating aerw;e 11w~ In murder. ~II and the unexplalf'lfld dea~o~1!i~,.-> 1.,.. · JelM James Meets Franken· SleK1°S Oeughtef'" ( t986, Scienc&-FIC· llOO) John Lupton. Cal Bolder The caugnter of Or frankenst .. n turns Je&se James' friend 1nto a homble robot ( 1 hr • •O nwi.) I .. ....... .,. "Night Of Tne Living Dead" ( t968, Horror) Judith O'Oea. Duane Jones o.d bOdiel blloome marw1etlng monstera wn.n they are actrvated by • ra- diation -(2 l'ws ) ttl1----....... ... ''The A<Mlf' ( 1967. AdVen-ture) Anthony OWM. Rite Heyworth In the days tolowlng the French AevOlution, a Pt1vateer rMCUel a lovely young girl from • hon» of rebeta. (2 hr$.) ·----00 .... "The Amateur" (1982. Drama) John S.vage. Christopher Plummer A CIA computer ex:pert trelllS for act1Ve field duty to ~ the mu<def of his girlfriend by terrorists 'R' ( t hr S 1 min ) .. I ... -.. ----.... ·~em11nt" (1SS., Fantasy) Zach Galligan. Hoyt Axton When a teen- 899' break• the rui. of caring 10< his lov· able one-of..a-klnd CfMtlKe, dozens of male\lolent creetUfes are spawned 'PG' t! hr. 51 flW'I) CZ) ... "Fletch .. (1985. Comedy) en.. vy Chua, Joe Don Beker An LA repoft· er wtth an enay of <bg\Jlses attempt• 10 unravel a f)k>t ln'ioMng a wealthy bu&t- nessman wtlO contracts his own murder 'PG' (1 hr . 38 min.) •CJ)--"LCMSt In Amer~" ( t985, Com- edy) Alber1 Brooks. Julie Hageny Fed up with Na yuppie lltestyte. a L09 Angeles ad executrve and hie wife liquidate their as-sets. buy 1 camper and heed fOf the open roeds. ~(t ht . 31 mm)_ . .... ...,., II •CC) .. "Grandview, U.S.A " ( 1SS.. Orama) Jemie Lee Curtl5. C Thomas Howell An Independent-minded raceway OWl'lef t>etti. smell-town conuptJon to. r• tain control of lief track. while embetklna on an aff•lr wit1'1 a younger man. 'R' Q ( f "' 37 min) -·--... -... -.,_ "I Shot _.. Ja"*" ( 1~. Weste<n) JOM 1r•nd. e.tbwa Srittor\. Jesse James. cowardly klller ~llCll a string of blld ~ (1 hr . 20 min.) W 8 .,.,. "Where ~ All The Peopl9 Gone?" ( 1974, ~Fiction) P9ter Gravea. Vetna Bloom. After motC cl Eanh'e population I& destre>y*' by redl9- 11on. the survivors struggle to ll\le I UKT.._ w ':. "Catman Of Pn" (tMe. Mystery) Carl Esmond. Adete ....,._, The mysterious Cetman la the prime llJSPeC1 In a murder case In Perla (, hf., 16 min.) •(JI) ... "My Science Project'' (1985. Comedy) John Stockwell. Dennie Hopper A htgh-9Chool Mt*>r ~ the k9Y to pa$$1ng his science claA -and tO the space-time oontlOUUm -in a mmtaty ...,... r!,!d 'PG' Q ( 1 hf . ~ men ) .. llJ .,. "The Devit To Pay" (1930 • Comedy) Ronald Colman. Lor.ua Voung. A rakrsh young liber1ine test .. the ,_, free hfe of a beehek>f es Iona at l'le can before ~!ting down roots ( 1 fir .. 5 min.) CBS declares takeover doubtful By JERRY BUCK .. , ............... LOS A.NGELES - ( BS has safeguard~ 1n place to prevent 11 from being acquired b\ art)' independent investor group. m l ha1rman says. "There is no chant"e of a fnendl)' lakeover, becau~ our board 1s resolutely apinst a friendly takeover at any im- aginable pn~." CBS Chairman Thomas ")man told the network'saffiltatt"\ recent· h "Wtth reprd to an unfnendly takeover. ob' 1ou$ly we'd fl.a.ht 11 The laws of New York State .. now require that 66 and two- th1 rds percent of the 'hares be a<:qutl'('d to make a takeover effective." C'BS was the t1raet of an unfriendly takeover attempt last year by Ted Turner. head of Atlanta-based Turner Broad- ca\tini Co. The bid was unsuccessful. but II klrted CBS to dramatically 1ncrHS< 11s FAREWELL ... FromPaee4 ~ell A bout With hepat1t1S )Can 310 had left him w1lh a damaacd hver We dtd our usual e.-ehan.JJna of 101,1p, personel """"· remuusc:encn and hup Then he told me not to be upset, but he didn't think he was ao•na to live very Iona. I huued h1!'1 and told him not to ao and d~ on me. Id never foraive him if he did. Last week I was funous with him. Today I JU t miu him u will all h1~ readers and fnends. That • another of Jon's eherms He'd make you fo~vc him anythini debt from $500 million to $1.4 h1lhon to baulc the takeover attempt with a btg 'itock bu} back. Wyman said he also did not foiTSCe a threat in ..lb.c invenment b) l.ot'w's lnc .. headed by L:aurence A. Tiscl'I, which owns 17 percent of CBS Tasch has said he will acqu1rt up to 25 percent of the share~ ··w111 the investment become larger IO the extent that the management wtll not have coTmol?" Wyman ll$ked. "I do not con'l1derthat a nsk We arc very happy tha1 Larry Tisch 1s on our board I would underhne tbt he 1s one of I 3 director\, and each hu only one vote. The add1t1on of a new director. no matter l'low·many shares he owM. does not alter the direction of the company. I uy you can count on the C'ont1nu1ty of CBS a'l you have known 1t •• Wyman l\O discounted a New York. Lonl 'Stranded' la new TVmovle LOS ANGELES (AP) -lma11ne bcma marooned on 1tropical1sJand 1n the South Pac1fic with Lona Anderson. u Perry Kini 1\ tn the NBC movie" tranded." The tw~hour movie is now in pro- duction fer next ~1110n. Anderson and Kln&\t.aras rivalad~cni~ 1na executives vy1 n1 for the s.me lt¢COunt who throu.a.h • 1enes of cu-cu m~ta~ take a wild baltoon nde that leave-s them 51r1nded on a d~ned island Magannc ston speculating that Ti1eb intend'l to µin control of CBS. • "That is ah\Olutcly not true, Rupert Murdoch notw1thstand1ng." he said. Murdoch owns New York Mapzine. numerous nc'>'-spaper1. 20th Century Fox studios and the former Mttromcdi• TV s1at1on\ which Murdoch 1s tum1n1 into the foundation ofa fourth television network. W} man also told the affiliate memben that CBS. which fell to ~nd place behind BC in the AC. Nielsen Co ratinp th.la >ear l'i committed to rep1n1na first place. "We are wonderfully well pos1tJoned to achieve our e'pecuu1ons." he said. "We.,. have lots to prove to ourselves and toolhet people But I thank a year from now, we w;n be talking ahout havana proven it .. SOAPS ••• f"r om Paae 4 Hou. Site asul Do• HaJtJao •tre ma.nW tbortly after•~ left dae 1iow. llld._ta>- ty. over on "As Uae World 'hnu," Rutl9p 11 playlDK • mu over U alMHlt a. M a fat~tr •pla. It p•rallel1 '11 real Hie, tlaee be aed LHlle bttame tM para.ti ef • dae1t.ter two yean a10. H•'-c .i qucstton about lour &vori~ ~oap or SOilP st•r'! Wntc to ynda Hint:b.. c/o NcwJ America Synd1c:atc, P.O. SOM 19610. In me. Calil 91714. $be wlll •tt-""Cf' as mam questions as she an in bCr column: but the volume or m1il m pcf"'o nil ll'pl1cs 1mpo$$ibk. 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I' If\ J'rht Of It I lrnH I.I\~"-ill t•nt t \ml I' t ~~ltlf'1~ li I •\ '" tn rhrt t. ,11m1 '''' '°"' ~ 1ph '' ''te1 ~- ORANGEC™Sr • SU NDA y, JUNR1J, 1986 .WORID Glenn Anderson. brother of Beirut hostage Terry Anderson, died Saturday of tung cancer, See A4. 50~ -I lllSPCl{JS Newport Harbor's Maggie Henson fin- ished second in the 800 meters Saturday In the State Track and Fleld meet. Details, C1 . WINDY FORECAITI ON A2 . Troubles pla ue Newport trolley Firm lacks working capita l, n ecessary J~surance, advertising it was promised By SUSAN HOWLE'M' Of .. O..,,... ..... Newpon Beach's new trolle)'s began running last week even though American Trolley Lines. Inc. had not obtained all of the insurance required by its opcrau ng permit Ken Delino. executive assistant to City Manager Bob Wynn. said an "adnunistrative dcc1s1on" was made to allow the trolleys lO beg.in operat- •n&-with a SS IJlilhon_policy for auto ltabilitf insurance The firm has no eenera liab11tty workmen's com- pensauon or bond, he said. The operating agreement between Newpon Beach, which became a self- insured city after It lost several large llab1ht)' suits. and the trolley firm requires SS m1lhon in general ltab- 1h ty. workmen's compensation and a bond to reimburse adven1sers if the service fails, Dehno said. Insurance isn't the only problem that has city officials worried about the expenmental street car service Onl)' two of the three old-fashioned trolleys have been running alone "Newport Beaclt streets since the tncepuon of the service last Sundav Delano said · The thi rd trolley. which needs registration and f ... trS, IS expected to be on the road th1~eek, Dehno said. Amencan Troll Lines 1s also expcnencang a lack ~ worlong capj- tal, and adven1s~ -evenues have not been paid as eX)jicted Delmo said "Those who s1"ed' up for advertising JUst du.,_·t come through .. Of the S6q.200 .m Mvenismg commitments received pn<> to City Council approval of the 16-seat trolleys, onl~ S 19.400 has bce1 paid. Delano said The Irvine Co which commned S50.000 to assist the Cll} in un<.tr- wntmg tho cost of the program, pie S I0.000 of 1t.s pledge Fnday, Delio.. sa1<i But se"eral of the Newpon Beach (Pleue mee TROLLEY I A2) ................ '-...... ?ne of the ezperlmental trolleys now operati.DC lD Newport Beach. ,,. Zoning 1 ' , Few joys left at age 102 By TONY SA.A VEDRA Ofho.IJ,_IWI The deeply wnnkled skin ot her arms hanes gently from bones that have long since eone bnttle. She can dtstmguish shapes and shadows, but her eyes have lost their focus. Her hcannJ is also bcgmnm~ to fade, while walkmg has become JUSt another memory It's hard being the b1nhday girl at 102. Jane Hemn. her hatr smartly coiffed for the occasion. wasn't up to blowin& out any candles dunng the smaU party m the recreation room of a Costa Mesa convalescent hospital. Herrin also had trouble recalling most events between hct birth m Sydney, Maine, on June 2. 1884, and her am val eight months ago in Pon-Mesa Convalescent home. "It's hard livma so Iona. You have nothina to think about. Your mmd 1s &one," wd Hemn. bundled an a quilt, her feet sheathed 1n moccasms. "Life 1s dull," she lamented. Hemn lived alone -save for a cat or two -1n Lquna Beach before anhntas forced her into the care home at the npe age of 101 She never married While Hemn now swears to have INDEX Births A3 Bridge 84 Bulletin Board A3 Business . c•-s Cl salfled . 01-6 Croaaword 86 Death Notices 06 Entertainment 85 Horoscope 88 Ann Landers . 84 National 88 Opinion A5 Paparazzi 82-3 Public Notices 06 ReaJ Estate ce Sport a C1-3 Styte 81·3 Weather A2 JaneBentn been a teetotaler. fnends said 'ihc developed a fondness for an oc- casional SWlgofWlld Turke)' and Jim Beam. On this particular day, Herrin was if8lefuJ ev~n for something k'iS potent. "Have ya' got punch?'' <1he a~kC'd a supervisor "I sure do." "Who made the punch"" the queo;. uontng continued. "The kitchen " "Well, OK" Hospital workers read Hcmn·s many birthday cards to ht'.'r and (Pleue eee BIRTRDA TI A2) Laguna's gays not targeted for attack By LAURA MERK Ofho.lf"9llWI Laguna Beach has not expenenced an increase 1n "gav bashings." or unprovoked attacks on homose,ual men. tn the wake Ofthc current AIDS ep1dem1c. sa)' Laguna Beach police Published reports recently c;a1d ttle nation has expcnenced an increase 1n attach on homosexuals. The reports ~ attnbutcd the increase to host1ht) agamst them as a result of the .\IDS ep1dem1c C.oncerned about the report'!>, Neil Purcell. director of public safety, had his officers investigate the number of reported incidents 1n La~una Beach They discovered that smce August 1985 onl)' six complaints have been filed Four of those attacks were robbcnes and two were assaults According to Purcell. although .. ga)' bashing" has been a longtime problem. the number of complaints an Laguna Beach has not increased since the AIDS ep1dem1c began o\bout six vcars ago. Laguna police bcpn a foot patrol of the areas 1n town where most of the gay bars are (Pleue 8ee GAY8/A2) .,.., ,... .,._...."'Lee...,.,.. Charity run An ad.mated 2 ,500 nmnera take oft on the 5th annual Corona del Mar Scent.c 6K Saturday. It t>etan at Ocean Boulevard above Main Beach and wu won by Dr. John Konlngh of Newport Beach (at rl&ht). The 6K became more of a 5 1hK when the lead runner made a wrong turn. Proceeda from the charity run, •poneored by the city of Newport Beach and Corona del Mar Chamber of Com- ·merce, are utled for rec- re a tl on programs a nd beautification project.a. Coast district faces potential shortfall By MADGE HAMMOND 0...,~C«Nl'I ...,,, Tht' Coast C ommun11' l 111lqtl D1stnct ma) find 1t<;t'lt $1 'i million shon of revenue' 11 had ant11.1ratC'd for the 1986-87 li~al \Car. forcintt 11 to lea\ie 23 needed poc;1tt<>n.., untilkJ Because of the oil pncc dcdtnl·. tht: d1stnct will not receive approx1matt: I) SI S m1lhon 11 had planned on Ir 1m the stnte's Capital Ou11a, Funus lur Public Higher l:duca1ion. an:ord1ng to Chanceflor Oa' 1d .\ Bro" ncll COFPHE mone., "hich '' for hulldmg and equipment rnmc, lrnm offshore oil rC'vc-nuec; The d1stnc1 I\ threatt:nt'd "'11h '"'' of another SI S or SI ti m1 hon 1n general fundc; 1f the slate budg<'I hill passc'i in its pre~nt form ( c)a\I l nmmunit\ '' one of ar- prm.1matrl~ ''i uiKcgc d1\tnctc; that \\Crc exJX'lling 1.1 rl·lCl\c declining •nrollmcnt fun,h 1hnhancellor\31d D1,1nc1 olfo:1al\ havc ~nt tclc· gram'i tn the cntin.• Orange C ounl' le-gJslati'c dckg.it111n. the chan1:cll<'r said. and he: and nthcr represcntatl\(' of the d1<itmt ha'c contacted budget conference uin1m1ttee membe~ in an (effort ti"I ..a' c 1kchning enrollment fund' T hl· '11,tn• t al\o ha' as~ed thl' comm1lll'l" to pr1n Ilk lunds 1n the \ldtl' hudgl'I to nlT<,c.·1 the 1,,,, of < OFPHI monil''> fhr third maJnr ta, h•r l nntnh1111ng to a dn" "'~ ard rl'' t\lon 1n 1hc d1<1trtl't'' ant1l 1pa1ul r<"'-l'nUC'\, (Plea.e eee SHORTP' ALL/ A::l) • flip-flop angers official ~harges that jobs.- city reven u e at stake after council a ction By ROBERT BARKER Of -0.., ......... Huntinaton Beach Plannmg Com- m1ss1on Chairman Tom L1veneood 1s pre~ng City CounctJ offietaJs to expPio ··a total flip-flop" on a zonma recdmmendauon that would pcmut the H.untmgton Beach Co to bwJd up to 1,200 homes on one of the last remaining vacant parcels of land m the Cit\ Over 2.000 JObs and a dram on cny finances are on the hoe. Livengood said He and Planning( omm1ss1on Vice Chairman Jeanne Schumacher WTOte a letter to Cit) ( ounC'll members. aslung them to retam the current zonmg on the so-called Holl)' prop- em between Elhs A venue, the Southern Pacific Ra1koad nght of "a-. Garfield ·henue Cnstal Street Ernest A \('nue and Golden West Strct"t Followin@ puhhc heanng.s. the Planning (omm1s~1on m May of I 98 'i and again last month voted to retain 1nduo;tnal 10ning on the pr-0p- ert' tach 11mc. 1hc cit) 's Plannma Depanmcnt supported 1ndustnal u~<. for the land Rut when the Item "ent before the l 11' ( ouncil the staff 'uppone(i a rnnc change to res1den- l1al use There wa~ no "aming or 1usttfi- cat1on. L 'cngood \aid, and he wants to k:io" "h' the-change was ap- pro, cd 4' ud1e<. \how that andustnal de· \dnpmcnt '-'Ould create about 2.324 1oh'> and would hnng annual revenue of 1hout iq2 'I 'i to the Cit). l lHngooJ 'Mild Rut 11 houc;e<. dominate the area. 1hcrl' would hr an annual cost of ah\1u1 S 18\01)(1 tor police. fire and otha 'l'r' Ill'' according to I 1\COgOlxJ "~ h~ J1d < 11' Hall come up with th~· I 80-tjl'grl'e tum')'• Livengood .... ~ed tlunttngton Beach ( 1ty o\.dmm1~ (Plea.e eee ZO!fmG/ A2) City says film crew 'bullied' way into town Film Commission says stunt 'worked fine.· but F lsl'i and Ga me c la lms'it wasn't told all A 65-toot cabin cru1"4:r named the " prtad EaaJe" 1~ shcal"C'd 1n t""o by m explo ion and a thick plume of black 'imoke drift acrou 'he water. obacunna tht name that envelop thr boat A fuel dock whrre the boat is tttd socs up m a ho1hn& ball of fire. Thl' dock snaps, po~ and finall) ~ollaf>S(s 1010 the 'late .,ay waters of Ncwpon Ba). No"° that'' ent.trtainmcnt It v.a\ al'o a pain m lhl' neck to <iOmC C"pon ~ach re'\1dent\, who ~1d the> wen• contU"'°d and •Hartll"U by the npp1n1 e:11plm1on. and to city 00ic1al~. who \Aid the film compAny ··bullied" llS wa't 1n10 town ap1n t thr1r Wl'ih~ Tllr film compan) failed to nollf) neMb) rt:<i1dcnt' of the e'plo\1on. a Ctl) official ..aid Some obscncl'\ ~crt '°convmced by lht rnhl\ of the mo .. 1e 1tunt that lhe) l'.3lleJ pohC'C' to STEVE MARBLE FOCUS ON THE NEWS 'iummon 8\\1\tan("(' Nor did the tilmm11ke~ hnH" lh<' nt«:'i\Af) c4u1pmrnt to dou'>C the lirt. whu:h burned•~•' the hoat' .. lit· rope1 and stt the flammtt 1.;rttll adnlt .. 1n the Oa\, the otlil."1.11 \:uJ \ ~·ount\ h.trhor p;11rol hoJI pu1 oul the hive \\1thout tnltdent. though some 'ihrub<i along the ba' ·, hanl.: V.M't' ~Orl'ht"<t The 'itunt ~a' lilml'd on Newport &., near tht' Ne~ pon nunl'' a4u t1~ park b" l ann11n f 1lm' 9.h1ch ha' made a \tnng ot anion hlm<i mdud· 1ng ··neath W1'ih Ill'' and "In' ~lk1' from Maf"I" In th1'I in\tanC"C thc ekrlo'i1on v.a' tor n uJl('nming Cl\nrtt'i Rrnn"'" thnllrr "The \\"8\\ln" Puhh1 II) offil 1at .. at l annon f 1lm\ '11J not return tt"lcphonr call' tn n\v.e1 quc<it1on" bout the mo' 1c or thr C'\Plo.,1on. the.-p.rand finale of four da 'ol tilm1ng m Nrwpon Hut a ,pokMman for the sta\c film l omm1 'i1on, created 10 198.S to keq> the film 1ndustr. 1n Cahtemia. said :0-.('\\ pon Rt"ach · "h3\ womed m.clr O\l'f n1Hhing." "1 he 'itunt v.or cd fine" u1d L1• Rolling,, d1rt"C'tor of the 'tate com- ml\\1on "Thrrc rt"llh WC'IT no prob- lem\ •• N~1>0n Rc:ach ha a 1o -and ~1me "' &lonous -link wt Hnlhv.oml Humphf~) Boprl pan1ed in Nev.port l\n,h Jo n \\innt" h'C'd 1n Newport Bc-ach (Pl eee ~Ovt&/ A2} A2 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Sunde), June 8, 198a New sChools chief to be revealed By LAlJR.A MERK .... Dlllr ........ The l.quna lkach school board p~n to announu us choice for the dutnct's new upcnntcndenl on Monday M(mbe"' of the board spcnl two days mtcno iewing the finalms to replace former upcnntendcni Billy Barnes. who wa' o usted in ~mbcr They reached a dec1S1on Saturday afternoon. The board never pve a reason lor the c:arly-momina dec1S1on not to renew Barnes' oontract, other than "ph1losopb1caJ d1ffcrcnce6." Barnes spent 11 years with the dmnct bcfort the board decided to release him durina a closed mect1~at 2 a m That dcc1s1on brou t a stonn ol protest from Laguna ach residents who demanded the board reconsider 1ts declSlon and take scnously the community's suppon for Barnes The board dad hold a formal heanng on the issue. but upheld its onginal dec1S1on. "Ph1losoph1cal dtfTcrences" were also cited by the 1973 school board when It fired former supcnntendcnt Wiiham Ullom and two other top administrators wtth1n one week That decision sparked complaint from tht' Cahfom1a Te chcrs Assoc1at1on. which called the board meeting "ttn educational Kangaroo C'oun " The top candidates for Barnes' position were reponedly Fred Good. principal of Top of the World Elementary School an Laauna Beach: Denise Smith from Yuma, Am . Lilhan Wehmeyer from R1ven.1de Unified School D1stnct; and John Wilson from Ri verside County The new superintendent wall be on the JOb Monday. said school board member Harry B1thcll, who dechned to revca.J the board's dec1s1on '"He wall be in the office Monday to gJVC: some background" about h1msell, s~ud 81 the II One of the fi~t respons1b1ht1~ of the newsupenntendcnt will be to help select a nev. high sc:hool pnnc1pal to replace Tony Orte.Ja. Onqa res1ped 1n March. cl11m1n1 "pb1lo5<>phical djfTerenc:ic~" wtl.b the school board prompted his resianation. The school board hopes to have Orteaa's replac:ic- ment on the JOb by June 23. Ortep was Klccted as pnnc1pal by Barnes last summer and M:rvcd only one school year with the district. Parked floats bum A foul-smcllina fire kindled by refle<:ted sunlight destroyed e1aht high-tech floats from Disneyland's Mam Street Electncal Parade. but apparently went unnoticed by v1s- 1tors at the amusement park. No firefighters rcponed 1n1uncs. but a few park employees may have suffered manor smoke inhalation One of the floats burst into flames shonly after 6 p.m. Fnday when the sun's rays. focused by a curved mirror 1gn1ted a piece of plywood GAYS NOTT ARGETED IN LAGUNA ... homAl located. The bars are busy dunn~ the summer months and pohce inittatcd the patrol to provide protection for clients and bar owners. said Purct'll ''These things are done 10 kc~p people from bothenng the:' gay com- Ir' munlt) Thi\ to\\-n I\ a tounst c11y It is quiet. and we welcome people here We don't think it's a haz.ard for gays to come into our community," said Deput} C'h1efT1m Spreinc. But he strcsscd that any attacks should be reponed to the pohcc. "We do care. we care a lot." said Spreine "When the national statistics came out and showed there was an increase in violence against '8Y men." it was alarming, said Sprcine. "We do not want to be a part of those statistics," he said. ZONING CHANGE CHALLENGED ... F rom Al trator Charlc.s Thompson said the recommendation to convC'rt thc land to ~1dent1al use came ahere>.ten\1\l· studies of a wider planning area that takes in about 700 acre-; Thompson u1d 11 v.-ouldn't mdke good sense to put 1ndus1r. JO tht· planning area between l'\l\llng n-~1- denlial development fhomp'><1n 31\o said the Huntmgton 8<-Jlh c 11 tht· cny's largest landowner v.ant\ to pu1 houses en the land, not 1nJu'>ll\ "A big quc:'stlon about JOdu\tnal development." he 1.a1d .. ,, ~ hl'tht·r 11 would ever be built" The abrupt change in 1ht • m ·, posn1on also ha\ prompted 'J>c:l u lat1on that the dcc1<,1on ma, Ix t1l'd lo a controvers~ 1nvol.,,1ng lll\ fl'· dC'velopmcnt cflon\ on the o<:ean '>ak of Pacific C'oast Highway The Huntington Beach C'o owns lour acres of land south of thC' municipal pier But ll st.ands 1n the way of the de .. elopment of 60 or 70 shops and restaurants in a p1er-s1de village Huntington Beach Co had a\ked SJ m1lhon for the propert) and the ul\ offered $50;{)()0 C ll) officials have voted to start L ondem nation proceed an gs alt hough ncgouauons are continuing Rumors hint that offic1al!I ma~ have sw11ched their st.and on 10n1ng the Holly propen y to win conces\wn\ from the Huntington Beach ( u un the beachfront propeny. Thompson, Redevelopment Dam: 1or Douglas LaBelle and othcr of fic1als deny any such consideration Huntington Beach Co officials couldn't be re.1chcd for comment The Holly propeny zoning con- 1rovscf) 1~ scheduled to be considered b)' thC' Cit) Council on June 16. BIRTHDAY ..• FromAl pinned a lesuve balloon on the -woman'<; "chair. A couple of well- -wishers also came by to say hollo. She hcld out her hand to 1bem and bad each to come again, please come again ''You don't have to stay Ion$." she a<;sured them "Just a !Jule while." MOVIE STIRS UP ANGER IN NEWPORT ... From Al Lionel Barn more: made a mo\ 1c JO "le1A1pon Bca'h So dad Ton~ ( uni\ Peter 0 Toole and Hcnr. f onda • V. e ,.(' alwaH ~en a<.:(1Jmn10· daung We reai11c Sc-wpon lkalh \omct1mc\ make<. a n1(e ..e111ng tor a mov 1e," said (1lcn b crrnad, the Cit} 's licensing <,upen t'ior He ,., charged with mu1ng permm tn film companies interc<;ted in dmng hu\1- ness in the bea1:h c1t> "But I gues\ what 1.1;11h ·R.tmbo and '( obra· thing'> haH' lh.rngt·d • hl' \aid "Evervthtng ha' lo hlo"" up nOIAI" V. hen (an non f dm' appma<.hl'd thc cit} 1n l\pnl and propo'ie<.l blowing up a cabin cru1~cr olT the shore ot Harbor l\land the uty -.aid no "We were fearful ll would 1m on\.I~ n1ence boater\ tn tht· hMhor ' '><'IHI < 11' ~anagcr Bob V. \ nn · It., uowded and 11 JU\I <.l1dn'1 \Cl'rn ltkl· a good tdl'a · Everroad ..au.I < annon \ought thl ass1~tancc ol the film < •>mm1"1on v.-h1ch prupo'led <,h1hing the hoat e~plos1on "'enc trom hu\llin11. '<cv. pon Harbor to Nt•-wpon Aa~ We werl· \till oppo\o,t•d hut '""' final!\ &a'e 1ht·n1 o..1.ho.il \~l' hof>l·J would be an 1mpo\\1hk h11op 10 Jump throu&J'l We 1oltl thr:m 111 ~rt 1wr- m1ss1on tr11m I l\h anti < 1anw " lit· said The \Wlt (>c·partn1L'rll 111 I l\h .and (1ame own' and man,1gt•\ 1hc l'll- v1rnnmcnlal rr\l'r\l' in I Jppn ~l·v. pon Ba\I. l vcrrnad .,,11d h•• ""a' convinted f "h anti C 1:tmt ~ould tum down the rt·qunt Fish and ( 1am<' ,1pprm (·d 11 Ron Hc1n a r 1\h and < •<tntl biologist \ard hr \aw no prohkm' with blowing up thl· hoill The c:'XplM1on ....,3, 111 ht· t t•ntl'rcd awa't Imm tht' h.1 ~.\ t'O\ 1r11nml'ntal re~rve and would Ix• lonta1nt·d r1n the boat, prcvl'nt1n11 lht· thantt' of a "fish kill." '>atd I kin "But the:' e\pli1c,111n v..a\ mut h IJrgl'I than I expt"<.'tcd or -wac, tk"nht·tl lo me "said Hr1n He ~1d he· v.-a' not told that a mod; fuel dock al\o 1A1nuld he detonated nor that the nplo\Urn would trcatc a black, \001) plume or <.moke Everroad said the film tompan') agreed 10 h;iq• "' <;afcty hoa1c, 1111 hand 1n ca<,c of a m1~hap and tha1 thc boats wcrc 10 he C"qu1pJ')C'd with pumpS'for \pra)1ng wattr on tht firt• "ln•tead there were only 1wo hoat' and the pump'i were inopC'T<thlc on both," he \!ltd "\nd thc•y knev. thJI " The cahtn (fUt\er wa' hlown up °ciA~~~E Daily Pilat MAIN Of'IC[ Jl(I ,...,., fl•r • '' "'""' • .... a~JitP&t p ' ""' ''" 1,.-~ A J "I' Hollywood stunt sparks confrontation on beach From staff and wire repord r Charred chunks ofa }'acht hlov.-n up by a film ucv. in l'oewpon Bcach last v.eck ""ere dragged ashore an LagunJ Beach \a1urda> h) the Coa<.t Guard c,parking a confrontallon with hlcguard'> The Holl}'wood \tunt 'iC'Cm'> to he haunting thl' Orangl' ( oa~t as the inudent an Laguna BeaLh stirred more anger .tnd confusion ahout ""ho 1\ re,pon<.1ble for thl' me'>'> left hehtnd h> Ttn..el f o"'n The< oa!lt < iucmlmen were apparently 1ry1ng to clear the sea Ian<:<; of the nearl~ 50 pound\ ol lloaung debn'i because 11 wa\ <.au\1 ng a na.,, 1ga.t1on ha1ard for hoater~. The floattng dcbm was from a ~()-foot )ach1 exploded by (an non Ftlm1i in ~c ..... port Ba• last wed, lor the C harlcc, Bronr,on movie" The Assass1m "While lx·ing towed· av.a• th< remain'> ol tht• yatht hcga.n breaking up and debns c luucrcd the ocean oil Laguna Beach Lifeguard Mark K.losterman told< oa'>I C1uertl\man And) Needle. ··Tell \our c,upenor\ you arc phys1calh detained .. a'i ht• rt•achrd inside the seaman's motorboat ;ind ~anked out tht· 1gn1t1on kc} Laguna Beach lifeguard~ told thc ml'n dragging the ruhbl'>h onto the beach thl'\ v.ould be g1,en a S500 tinl.' 11 the -wreckage wen· nut rcmo,ed Hut according to Laguna lkal'h police \gt (Jrl'g Han1 the guardsmen did n1111mmed1a1eh 1denllf\. them\t'IH\Jnd 11 v.-ar, undi:arwho thc) y,,en: until the \t'ami:n <,umm<;ncd a ( oa\t C 1uard offilcr · T h<'y art' rrspon\thle lor dl'anng the '>Ca I ant·· .. v.t· u:rnunly '.'ouldn 't h.t \l' 11t kt·ted thl.( oac;t (1Uard ." ~1d Han1 BJn1 ..aid tht' Police Dcpanmt·nl lOntaltt·d Cannon 1-tlms which agreed t•> '>t'JH.l out a crew to re mu' e tht· dt·hn\ ·· lhe\. \Cltd lhe\ v. ould call Monda'. JI the ~ don·t. the ul\ will rcm<l\t' lthl' wrcdcagt·I and bah them .. ..aid Bart1: '>ncn m1nu1t•\ heforr the film urm pan'' f)l'rm1t t>.p1red he ..aid ~ 'tnn <;a1d ht\ h1ggc\I compla111t " that lht• him mm pan) foilcd to n11t1h rt \Iden ts an ncarh\ Dc1ver \horr' of the l'ltploc;wn ·11 h.1<.1 a \lartltng aITc<.1 on 'un1t· rt'\1dc1H\ Tht') \hould ha.,,t ht·tn v. arncd. ' he !>aid Tom Ma11hcw\ \<ltd he wa' \(• \haken hv rhc blac;t that hi.' t all1·d rolil e 'I m1:an to tell you thal motlwr hk~ up \aid Matthew'>. who ""a' informt•t1 by a police dispatcher 1 h,11 what ht· v.11nessed y,,a<, onl~ a h11 111 Holl\v..o<>tl magic. "M) dog -well I don't e-.en want tn get inlo that " he added \notha Dover ~horer, rt'\1tknt tl>mplainc<.l that blad ash coated hL·1 \v.qnming pool and that small btt\ 11f dehn<. were around her yard. hcrroad -.aid Cannon Film'> p<1c.1 ed S2 ,500 v.:1th the nty to CO\Cr an~ C\pensc\ .111d paid a bam SI .SO apphca11on tee for the ngh1 to him 1n 'Jewpon Beach He c,a1d the C"<pense\ to th<' t ll\ will prohabh c\teed the amount po'itt·d h\. tht· lilm lompany "You I.now I empathize with Nt·v.pon · "aid the Ftlm Com- m1<,\mn·, Rollings "Blowing upa 65- foot hoat 1\n·t an easy thing to do l hi\ 1\ their u ty ;rnd they don't get a lot of movie production so they're hc'>ll'lnl f'hat's understandable." ~ht· \&1d 1hc Film Commission v.ould nut have pushed for the l·xplo<;mn had 11 thought the stunt was unyfc or would po\C a hazard to local reo;1dent\. "WC' do c.omcttme~ tell compantc!; that v.hat the) want to do 1s un- rt•a\onable ·· '>hc <iald "If someone ~ant~ to film 'lomeone running down the m1ddlt' of a freeway. well, that probahl> <.:an't be arranged·· HC'1n <ia1d 1f approached again by Holhwood he'd he more c.aut1ous. "I'd \ure a<;k for a helP'tPf a lot more dl'l;itl on v.hat wa\ going to happen .... he \au! I or f .. errnad Holl~ood 1c; knock ing again alrcad~ • "I alrt"ady have two more applt- rnt1on\ for movie~" hr ~1d "I don't k•ow If therr arr any cxplo~1ons 1nvolv«1 · DaUy Piiot DeflVIM'J I• OuarantMd ... ol<ly ' Gay ,, ,co.. <>' C-'-'1~ IU~ ~'18 -"•~•tn<1 U 7 •J7t Justcall 642-6086 • 1 "•we rOU' l)laOt" 0 • VOL 78, NO. 159 V. hat do you lake about the Oa1l)' Pilot'> Wbat don't you ltkt., Call the numher above and )Our menase will be recorded, tran~ribed and de- hvertd to the appropnatc editor, The same 24-hour an~wcnna ~ct may be u~d to m:ord lettcn to the editor on an~ topic. Contnbuton to o ur Lttten column must include tht1r namt and telcphont-numhcr for YC'nftc:1t1on. TC'lls us what's on your mmd ' ~ ~ " .,. r•• ""'°'' 7 P ,.. 1"<1 1'1V' COO'( • tre ~·eo ..... ct., • .,., -· '" ¥OIJ "° "°' '~ .. OC, ~ 1 a ""i C• oe• ,_. 00 .... -"'41~ ..... a..,..,_.o Circulation Talephonu Forecast advis windy Sunday Low preuure OYer tMvada wlll bring cooler t·am..-r11• the deMf11 and gutty wtndt to the mountain• t SOYthttn c.ilfornta ~ may w*"I to keep handy, the Natlon81 w .. th« s.vtce M>"· SorM night end morning otoudl .,.. fOf' touthttn bMchee, with ioc.J gusty north..-t nonhern MCtlOn• Hight will reac'h 88-to 72 on the tonight dip to 54 to 58 Partly cloudy thla morning, becoming fair I and tonight U.S. temps Hlgll, -lo< J• '-'• ending al 5 pm 67 ti .. • 66 ~.H V. 71 .. 6) ~ IO 12 " ... ft •• Mdto<l!Qe '° 7i t3 Attenta IO .. 72 ,1 A!Wttlc Clly 7• 1$ • Awltn IO ... 12 a.n-. 17 .. •1 •w•>vflM\ .. Calif. 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Because of the district's insurance claims experience dunn~ the 1985-86 fiscal year, II docsn t expect to have the money 1t had hoped for from this source Trustecs last week unanimouslY. approved a revised tentative bud&e1 with only slightly more than SI million in undistributed reserves, money held for eontangenc1e~. com- pared with $4 2 m1lhon an the initial preliminary budget approved May 7. General fund reve nues are esu- matcd at S90, t 94.800 Added to the projected $5 7 milhon beginning balance. that would give the d1stnct $95,894.800 1n total available general funds The SS 7 m1lhon beginning balance compares with a S6.6 m1lhon figure an the intt1al tcntauve budget. Brownell noted 1t1ons were re-co,aluated. and arrange ments werc made Lo handle tho~ needs w1th1n the scope ofthc d1stmt'\ human rt:'Sources capab1ht1es.'' thC' chancellor added Some pos1t1ons were takcn tare of by reassisnmcnts of d1stnc1 pcr-,on nel Philhs Basile, vice chancellor for human resources. said other po!>- 1t1ons the d1stnct had planned to fill were placed on two levels of hold The to~pnont) le' cl include'> pos1t1ons considered unique w a program or pos111ons that, 11 left unfilled. would have a negative clTect on average daily attendance funds 1he d1s1rict receives from t,he state lfelTons to get the st.ate 10 1ncludr declining enrollm~nt funding 1n tt\ hudgt.t art• successful. she said. trustees v.-111 be a'>kcd to approve these po~1t1on\ for ne"<t fall The distract doe.,n•t intend to try to till the sec0nd-levcl pnonty posn1ons this fall ~he ~ad. "but. dependmg on what happen'>. we might review them for spnng" Tht dcu'i1ons were made at a mt·e11ng chaired h\ Basile and attend- ed b) ch1cf cxCC"ut1ve, instructional and fi<.cal ollicers of the d.istnct and 1t\ three colleges. Golden West. Orange C oac;1 and ( oasthne. 0 Brov.ncll r,.a1d he -wa\ "guardedly opt1m1.,t11.:" that he can bnng tru5tees a d1stnct budget for final approval .\ugu~t 20 that v.:111 "be closer to meeting" d1\tnct needs than the ten ta ti\ e one "Last \ear. we endcd the year with a balance of about $6 2 m1ll1on, down from about S 7 3 mallton the pnor \car" he said Many residents near dump 111 · A major ~tep 1n rcv1sing the onginal tcnt.auve 1986-87 budget. Brownell said, wa\ removal of all requested new pos1t1ons, amounting to a \3V1ngs ofS I 7 m1ll1on. including fnngc benefits "Twenty-thrcc needed faculty pos- C'A.SMALIA. C'ahf (A.Pl -.\11 unfinished study of 16 7 residents living near thc touc waste dump here has found an unusually high number of respiratory and nervou<. ~stem disorders, researchers and attorneys claim· I he-<.tud-. al\CI showed the presen ol 1o"n" 1n re\1drnts' blood and unne and evidence 1he1r immune system~ were lf)tng 10 wpe with a chemical as<;ault thc rc<.earchers and attorneys '3.1d Saturda) TROLLEY PLAGUED BY TROUBLE ... From Al re'>taurant owner~ and lolal in a letter to C'1ty (ounc1I member'i, that t"flun al'" d1t•d merchant'> who earlier committed to said the problems don't mean tht• In Fchrut!n I 9X4, the Cit) Council advcrt1s1ng ha' c nol followed trolley service will fail. but thcn. ·~ou llmlt.ed at othl'r irolle\ proposals an an through never know," he said The service 1\ d)un 10 reduce peninsula traffic. but o\ S6.80CJ<.omm1tment from Studio being conducted on a one-) ear. the proc.pcl t lo\t out because of a ( afe in Balboa ha<; noi been paid. nor expenmental basis number nt problcms havc S 1.000 eommitml'nts from Tad "It's not a big deal, but 11·~ l>l'lino "11d thc two trolleys now Bclshe. Charlie's Chih. Phil Rocko's something the council c;hould he.· tra' cling the C oa<;t Highway betw~n The .\lie) or D K McDonald's dres\ aware or:· Delano said the Aalhtla Penan~ula and Fashion H1stoncall>. the trolley idea ha<; l\hrnd ha\(' been carrying about 100 shop lcu-than-glonou6 rec.ord 1n Ncwpon pa\c.enger'i ct da'r ( urrently, they a~· 1\lc....,pon O)'iler Bar & Gnll com-Beach c.topp1ng at JO-minute intervals. and milled S3.000 that has not been paid, In 1974, the expcnmental Harbor wall ~top t'Vl'r. :!O minutes when the and $2,000 commitments from Hopper bu!i service came to a halt third tar Jo•M. the program, he said Rub~'s Diner and Bubble~ Balboa after three months of low ndersh1p Thc prohlem'i with, the trolley ('tub have not been paid either. The shuttle idea resurfaced again an system arc scheduled to be discussed a1.cording to l'lly rt-cords. 1983 when the council decided to at thr < 11y C ounc11's study session Delano. who outlined h1\ concerns back another study on the buses. But Monday afternoon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~- • For Summer Fashions frorri t he Argyles on up ... ... and from t he Argy les on d own we think we'1e pretty good, too! #119 FMhion laland • Newport Beach • 759-1622 • Bullock" WilRhirc \Ving ------ Orange Coui DAILY Pit.OT unday, June 8, 1Me ~ Chican~~ Latino progra01 at UCI Children get intensive care unit The ninth annual Cb1caoo-Launo rewaruuon r:emony and d11~nerdanoeat UC lrvine will be held R nday at 6 p.m. 1n tbt Un1vers1ty Center Heritq(1 OO!!!i ~cd by D cocktail party at 4:30 p.m. . a nc cveruna honon aH arduatina Chicano and La~mo atudenu and their families Olaa Lara, a1111tant to Assemblyman John Vasconsellos, D- Sant1 Olf!L wtll speak on minoriues LP rbigher education. 11cteu tre S8 and further information may be obtained by callina the UCJ Cross-Cultural Center at 8S6-72 lS. Talk on Japan •lated Keats Hayden, president of the Sierra Club of Oransc County, wdl show shdcs and talk on "The Sacred Mount&lns of Japan" at the club's 7:30 p.m. meuna Tuesday at Saddleback High School, 2802 F1ower St., Santa Ana. Adm1ss100 1s free and refreshments WJll bt \Crvcd. Bloodmobile at hospital . The Red Cross Bloodmobtlc wtll be at South Coast Medical Center 31872 Coast Hi&hway in South Laauna, from noon to 4:30 p.m. Thursday for those who wish to donate blood to the community blood bank Donations wtll be taken in the hospital auditonm, and appointments may be made by caJhna 499-1311, ext. 2740 La Leche League to meet Mothers who wash to brnst feed their babies arc invited to Thursday's meeting of the Laguna,ll4$h La Lechc Lcaaue. scheduled for 10 a.m. at tll6 Canyon Acres Dnvc. Laauna. Nursing babies and toddlers are welcome and further 1nformatjon, 'is available at 494-1434 or 497.7043 Hat parade at garden club The Laauna Beach Garden Oub will present its annual "bat parade" Fnday at its noon meeting at the Nc1&hborhood Consreaauonal Church, 340 St. Ann's Dnve in Laaona. ffats CTUted with natural rnatenals, nowtrs and greenery will be displayed and vts1tors are welcome. The donation is $2.SO and further mfonnat1on may be obtamed by calling 494.6460. Shavuos kids' program set A vand Shavuos extravaganza for chlldrcn of all ages wtll be held Fnday at 11 a.m. at the Chabad oflrvme JcWlsh c~ntcr, 4872 Royce Road ID lrvmc. The reading of the Ten Commandmen\S will be followed by refreshments and games. Call Rabbi Gulan at 786-SOOO for additional information. Hospital volunteers needed Apphcat1ons arc now being accepted from adults and tcen·agcr& intcrcstc~ m Joining Fountain Valley Rcaional Hospital's volunteer program. Duties include passing food trays, discharge pa- tients, runnifl8 errands, making up gurneys and work.Joa 1n the admitting office. Teens must be at least IS years of age, and more mforma11on may be obtained bycallingthe hospnal's Volunteer Services Office weekdays between 8 30 a.m and 5 p.m. at 966-8133 T04atmasten recrultJ.ng A limited number of mcmbersh1psarca-.a1lablc m the Bay Broadcasters Toastmasters club. which meets every Thursday at 7 am on the Texas Deck of the Reuben E Lee for breakfast. Call 631-3980 for more 10fonnat1on An Invitation: Anentlon OtQantutlon p<Mldentl and MC· reitllt1ee We went rto help melle your upcoming 4'119nta.. meetlnp. ~ and fundr.._,.. ~ ceeeful s.td bri.t wmouncementa lnctudlng time, pita, C09t (If any) end a phoM nYmber ror edcmlonel lnfonnatlon to. Bultetln Boerd. Dally PlloC, P.O. Box 15e0, Cotta M .... 92e2e Aepott'9 of your Club Of organtzatlon'a actlvtO• -Ale• community MfVlce Pfojec11 or -.ctlon of offtcer'I -lhould be directed to the Communtty ....,.. Edttor 9t the..,,,. eddreee. Norw~ btedl and wNte ptlotographa •• .-come. Monday, June 9 • 7 30 p m • lrvhle TrauponadOD CommJ11lou . C11y Council Chambers, 17200 Jambortt Blvd. • 7· 30 p m .. Lapna Beac• Arts C.mmlulon. City Council Chamben, SOS Forest Ave • 7 30 p.m., Lapu Beae• DoW9town Spttlflc Plu Committee. Lily Council Chambersm 505 Forest Ave. Gentle Brutu• Bnatua. a S-year-old German ahepherd. la at tbe <>ranee County Humane SocletJ wal~ for aomeone to take b1m home. Be la houebroken and &ood wltb children. Tile •helter le at 21832 Newland A •e .• Bundllgton Beacb. Valley hospital opens facillty for those threatened by de-a -th- --~~~-+~~~---.,..,, By 0 . JEANETJ'E A VENT OfhDlllJ ........ After two years of plannma. the Foun- tain Valley Regional Hospital baa dedi- cated a $240,000 inten11vc care unit to children w11h hfe-~rea1en1na illneS!et.and 1nJUOCS. The Ped1atnc tensive Care Untt is only one of two h Ital units m Oranie County specafieally equipped to treat children sufTcnna from a physical trauma. near drownina. severe authma or other severe cond1uons The Childrtns Hotp1tal of Oransc County developed tbe first spcc1c1ahzcd care factlaucs for chtldreo. Decorated with pink and blue obbons for the p-and opeoma Thunday, the four- bcd center wtll care for children one month to 14 yean old The care unit consists of five, core staff people, includ1oaa pediatric pharmacist. Each bed 11 equipped with iodfvidual vital sign monitors, with a central morutor located at the nurses' stabon near the l>eds. • Treatment for near-drowning vicums 1s "not just a matter of livina or dying." &aid Dr. Patnck Wabh, director of the new facility. h 's also a matter of preventing brain dama~ After two yean of planning and statTtratnmf.. "we don't have to llunk about it, we don t have to fumble." The care unit was a natural and needed addition, said Walsh. As one of four trauma care centers m the county, "Foun· ta.Jn Valley R-c11onaJ Hospital usually sees one or more ~tnc trauma cases each week," he said. "The cxpen1se has been here. and now we have the facility and Local man heads state water panel Ronald E Young of the Irvine Ranch Water Distnct was installed as president of the C.ahforn1a Water Pollut1on Associa- llon at the group''> annual conference, held recently in Fresno Young 1s the Irvine water agency's director of enginecnng and planning. He has been an acuve member of the state assoc1auon, serving on vanous commit- tees and on the group's board of go"ernors. The 3.800-mcmber assoc1auon 1s dedi- cated to the improvement of water quality and resources 1n ~bfom1a Young also 1s a member of the Amencan Sot.act} of CIVIi En11necrs, the Water Polluuon Control Federation and the Amcncan Water Work'I Federation. He has wnllen ~veral techn1cal papers on commitment to care for these kids p1st the trau.ma room •... " .. So many hospitals look at chtldrcn as small adults, but they;re really not." 111d Alison Driessen. associate dirt:ctor of the Maternal/Child Health DiV111on "They have different needs." Said Walsh, a pediatrietan tra10ed in trauma ca.re ... , don't think anyone rca~ water re-use topics Ronald It. You.nt County mental health chief named By LISA MAHONEY Of!MD ....... l\tlfl A former county employee and' !1Upcr- v1sonal aide will return 10 Orange County as director of mental health this month. Tamoth) Mullins. once an aide to 4th D1stncl Supervisor Ralph Clark. was appointed by the Board ot Supervisors Tuesda> to replace Sanford Weimer who resigned in late February Starting June 23, Mullins wall ove~e a system of countyw1dc mental health and drug abuse and prevention prC>p'8ms al a salary ofS67.995 a..ycar . Mullins has been director of mental health for Santa Cruz County for the la'>t live years. · Before that. he held a vanety of admin1strauvc posmons m Orange Coun· ty government in add1t1on to his sunt a-; a Clark aide. Coast teen in ~iss California Pageant .\ Fount.am Valley High ~hool senior has hcen selected as a contestant in the Miss California U S Teen Pageant, to be held at the Amfac Hotel m Los Angeles June 14 Marganta Velazquez Wlll compcte·with contestants from all over the state for the ."opportunity to represent California 1n 1hc Miss l 1 ~ Teen Pageant to be held in August 1n Indiana. The contestants will ht Judged on HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL April st Mr and Mr'I Gregory Rufe South Laguna girl May 1 Mr and Mrs Bruce Cleeland. lrvme, boy Mr. and M~ John Kuba~ Newport Beach. 11rl Mr and Mrs Wan&rChan Wong. Irvine. scholastic achievement. service to lOm- munit) and school, ~nonaht}, poi~ and groommg. Pnzcs wtll include a one-year 1u111on scholarship, c.ash. Jewell) and an expensc·pa1d lnp to the National Pageant Velazquez, daughter of Bill and Oil\ 1a Velazquez, is a Keywanette member -a community service group spon'°rcd b) the l<Jwanis. She was also named a \ oung Ambassador for the 1986 Orange Count\ Fair girl May! Mr and Mrs. Michael Fwcher. lrvme. girl Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hall, Co'ta Mesa. girl Mr and Mrs Gary tandcl. Co~ta Mesa. bo} May I Mr. and Mr\ Michael Ph1lhJ'I\, Hunt· ington Beach. bo) ............. .,t.. ..... old chlld ln the new pediatric tntenaln care DD.It of Pou.ntai.D Valley Regjonal Boepttal. how dJtlicult 1t 1s lo ~l a Ped1atnc lnle1Wve Care Unit cst.abbsbed. Even 1f you have the equipment, unless you have the staff to handle ll oonfonably. you're not aoina to do much." ··we had to develop our own train1n1 procedW'CS for nurses. becau~ thcrcrcaJly aren'tany." Because care 1s pnmanJy one- to-one, each nurse must be unifonnly trained and uniformly competent, said Walsh. Accordin& to Linda Patcnuc, the urut's head nunc, 11 oftbc hospital's 30 pcdiatoc nurses arc now qualified to staff the care unit.. 1 Paterruc wd the unit could be ready for paucnts neu week after inspection Mon- day by the State Department of Uce11S101 Sister of hostage , boUndforLebanon WASHINGTON (AP) -Peggy Sa). sister of kidnap~d Amcncan Terry Anderson, said Fnday she has received a visa from the Lebanese government a11d plans to travel to that country "as soon as possible .. to meet wt th Lcbenesc President Amin Gcmaycl "It's something that I feel that I have to do, so that I can tell myself that I have done everything that I can reasonably do lo tr) to set Terry free." she said. Anderson. chief Middle East corre!:.pon- dcnt for the Associated Press, was IL1d- napped tn Lcbanoo March 16, 1985, and is one of five Americans who were kid- napped there and are missing Former Hununaton Beach -resident David Jacobsen. dtrector of the Amencan Una· vcntJy Hospital in Beirut. as also held capuvc there Earhcr last week the Anderson famrly sent a videotape to Lebanon conwn1ng a pica for Anderson's freedom from his brother. Glenn. who 1s terminally ill with cancer. Say said she applied for the 111~ Fnday and was told 1t would be .,.anted promptly. Bassem Namani ofthc Lebanese Embassy in Washmiton cenfirmed that officials there had aartt<S to issue the v1sa. Lebanese officials'"sa.id I was welcome there and that they would arrance an ·appointment with President Gcmaycl." she said "T\}c Leban~ ambassador and ~ Lebancx government have always coo~ crated fully with the famtlics on anyth1na that they could do w1thin the context of their ab1hues to do something for us," she added Mike Kraft, spokesman for tl:lc State Dcpanmcnl's countcrterronsm office \&1d the depagn'lent was "helpllll her to the extent possible" to make the tnp. Kf1ft K.id she was not aoma as an em1ssar) of the U.S. aovcrnmcnt, but that he wd not believe her tnp would 1ntcrfCTC with the aovemment's own efforts to pin the hostaaes release. "She's going there as a pnvate c1uzcn and we're doing what we ~n to facilnate her tnp." he said. Medical student a\Varded year's scholarship at UCI By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OflMO..,,... .... Gregory J. L1pViutz of Placenua, i UC' Irvine Junior maJonng in b10I01Jcal sci- ence<; h.as won the 1986 Jean and. Dan <\ldnch Scholarship. The 5Chola"lup ,., cqu1"alen1 to a full year'-; fees at UCI. L1pshutz. who 1s planning a career 1n medicine. ha" a ' 9 grade-point average He as also a three-year letterman on tJC I'., men's sw1mm1ng team. The Aldnch '1Cholarsh1p wu ~tabh'iht'd 1 n 1972 10 honor of lXI Chancellor Ementus Daniel G . Aldnch Jr. and M~ Aldnch on the 10th annive~ry of h1\ appomtment as foundms chanct>llor. ~ven other UCI Jun1on were named c hanrellor''i ~holar'I The selections were Ma} 4 \1r and Mr' Gatmcl Mdn[to'\ln[t. ( \1\IJ \1c~. girl V. 1lham Pl"l1n Scwpon Mr and ~,.fr, Beach OO) ·- Ma~~ Mr and M" Theodnrr Schn:i~·\. Jr Balbo:i, ~1rl Mr an M" r ran .. \'11cr Ne" !'1(>11 based on academic e\ccllencc and univer- sity acuv1t1cs Nominations ~ere made b} lacult) membet"I Chancellor's "chola~ rece1-.e awards of S300 provided IH the 'Cl Chancellor's Club. One scholar 1s selected from each academic area Tlus )car's m.:1p1enl'\ arc i\ngcla Bor- rmann of lr"mc. a chem1stn maJor. l>anacl (, ( ordova of lnme. a drama ma1or V1Ck1e Ku .. eh'i of lnme maJonng in pol111c.al ~1cnce and classics J uhc S Paik ot La Palma of the 'IOCtal ecol<>g} program. Manelle (' Smith of Garden Grove. a German ma1or Ten Ann Tracey nt Fulh:non, ma.Jor1ng 1n information and rnmputcr -.nrnce. and .\ngC'l:i \\ ang. an dcctrn:il l·n1tinl·enng ma1or &.11 h llo\ \by. \I r .ind \Ir-. f UIZl'nt' < >' Rrya n l.c&guna Beach bo,1\ ' , Ma~ R Mr an,t Mr. l 3houn "chaa, Irvine. girl \1r and Mr. lem f dmond'\<1n "lcwpon lkalh ~rl Ameetingofthe.mindson the meaning of life Wh.111fr,ou asked 80.000 people tn define the 'meaninaofllfc'' and no o ne answered? That happened a few wttksaao when my column asked for rc5pon~ to phtlosophtcal qu~tion' about hfr. death, sense of values. etc The promise was to publish the rc~pon'IC\ The problem was thert were no mponle'S That left nochoi~ but to fanta,11c6 about mouota1nsofma1l 1hat would bnna 1nsiabt into the mc~ninJ ofllfe. SoputonyourcrvycapandJU t 1mqmc theae rephea. (The namcs1 JhouJ,htsand quoteurc ac(u~te.1l''\ the home towns that will ttqu1re your im!JinatJon.} Fal"lt, an anary rt dcr from Hunt· 1naton Beach thouaht the column of questions wat 111ly S11mund Freud. a fonncr profi r of psych011nalyau. from Austna wrote, "The moment a man questions tht metn1na and value ofhfe he 1ssick." Professor Freud u1d anyone asluna such a nd1culour; question is sexually fnastra~ be- cause hfe hasneithermcaninaor value. Not one to rest on his laurel~ the professor ndiculed the qu~t1on funher "hlasncverrecc1vcda satufactory 4llswer." he !.11d, "per· hapsbccau~ 1tdoes not admit to 'iuch ananswtr." A more positive note was rcc~1ved from a Harbor R1dse lady wt th the unlik~ly name of Gcorse Sand. "The purpose Ofl1fe IS tO love and be loved," shua1d.S.nddropped the fact thatyeanqoshcwmtea number ofFrcnch novel sand had an all'air on the (\IC of MaJOta Wlth a mus1ri•n na~ FrcdmcCh~n. She •~nt 10 arcat len&th'\ tOC:tlpla1n that lo\ e l!t notonlypcoonal, ant1matc love, hut also ·•1ove for all people and from all people:' AIJ.O upbelt wu thcresponioC' from a UCI ~1cnce professor, a Dr. Alben Einstein He ~nt as1mple postcard. 'OnJy a hfe li'V«t for othen 1s a hfe worthwhile." He thou&ht more on the subJ«t and ~nt a ram&hna tenet dulina wnh happine , lots of money and never havina lo work aaain Specifically he said. "l have never looked upon ease and happfoe as end in thcmselvt'!. ··Dr. Einstein felt ·1hat was an appropnatc hfe fora hunch of pip Hisconcfu11on was rcvcal1na.. "The ideals which have hptcd me on my way and time and time ap1n. asvcn me new ct>ura~ to face life ehttrfuUy. have bttn Truth, Goodness and Beauty." The scicntitt-ph1losopht'r y,·cnt on to ~Y ."Qunllonubout eimtcncc art gcncraJly ab5urd but evrryoncask!! them, hoPlnato find d1rcct1on 10 life." Dr. EiMtt.1n's '1mplcan,~crwas, ''Man 1• here for the ~kc of other men "I'm ,ure he . JIM Wooo meant that to include women. Another l"C1ponSt to qu~tmm about hfc and va'il !\urns of monn came from a C01ta M~ P')'t:h1atmt na.mod Car1 Juna. He stattd the old "moneydoc•n'thuy happine<;s" chchc in a rather convoluted m.1nner He said, "Tht. more a man la)s 'lt'e<i" on fal1epo-1ons,anJthc lc'i~ 1en\1t1vuy he ha' for what l\C''\ nual thelc satl fym&h1'hft>" Back on the uh.t«t ofl1fr'" me11n- 1nt. a no\ehlt from lrv1nr calhna h1m<1elf Count lto Tnl'lo) wrote thateverYJ)\'r~on mu\l find hl\1111-n reuon tor htmg. Ac 1ns"trd th.u no answer,., unl\ersal. hut that nn question 1i. more important 1 he· count refcrttd to h1~ novel·· \nna Karenina" whtrt he pe~nahrt"ll lhr question b\ 'ta ting. "W1the1u1 .. nov. ma who I ,,m or ~h' I am hrl'C' hie•~ 1mpo s1hle ." F1nall~. the 1maginal) re .. pono;c to l he rolu mn t'ame fr(lm t~ o l"a.rdaoloa,ms ""ho .,note thC' hoo .. · "hrt A 8thav1orand' our lie.art pubh~hcd b) Alfred Knopf l l1 1 hr '>UbJ« t 1\ 1'tie hamtd rnq "What make Samm Run"'' -hlr'it\ It" pnicttn·,1 h' ~man) 1n th" area 1 hl dlX lo1' l la1m that hfc:,h le ('an hi a killer • 1 he hook. 1nl'ludr~ a M-11 c' al11a11e1n quc'l\1onna11·(' pr(lm11t1n ~\'unh trom w11hm rnthtr than lrvm C'\1cmal wurre' 1 c mol't' tntl"llt:'\·tual and ~motiona l \tl"C'ngth 1n'ltead of more lr1rnd' boat\ ca~anddollar\ Thcu lllque\11on~deal ~llh ho~11ht). h\lmot tkx1h1ht}. love, courqt and t ulturt The la'\t qu~uon a real 11n5C'r '\\hat, 1pan from theetern<al 1 luftt r t)f c' l ryda) hvin '' tht' rtal C\~nl'~OI \OUrhfr'' .. fhat'' a 1ou1h qur~t•t•n ind 11'., 1 great hook I \\TOIC' to 1han .. lhC' dcX:tOl"\C'.,en thouah the} a,ns~rcd m) que'\t1ons 1mpl) b\ ukina more que\tum" that of\tn 1mtatn me. lt'5 H1tklllJpn the nS)\t d1rttt1on, ho•- e" cr AHord1ngtoaneldcrl) gcntlr- man from Leasure World He Y.tl· romtd m rolumnofnumcrou\ ph1l(1\oph1C'al q~t1on He ended "1th B1mple4itatemen1, "Kno.,. thHrlt .\n unc-um1ned htt ''not \\Onhh\ln •• H1snote antd. "lhouahtfull) \<\Ur'\ \ •• Jim Wood llvts 'ewpert • / Brother of Beirut hostage dies of cancer OCALA, Fla (A P) -C1lenn Anderson. brother of Beirut hosl&ie and Associated Pren ,·orrespondenl Terry Anderson, died Saturda) of tuna cancer "Ciut'lna a plane flight home from New Y orlt, where he wu bema treated. He wli 46. Glenn Anderson's death was the second in Terry Anderson's 1mmed1- atc family since the JOumaltst was kidnapped in March 1985. The A.ndersons' father, Glenn R Anderson, dted Feb. I 5 at age 69 also of cancer Glenn Anderson died aboard a pnvate twin-engine (cssna dunng a mi~sini. Glenn Anderson 1 asked 01ght from Batavta, N Y . whl're h1'1 Lebanese offic1als to broadcast the sister hvcs, to his hometown of Ocala. tape on Lebanese television said Nancy Cameron, a nurse who "'This 111 a messqe to the people was aboard the plane holdm& my brother Terry," he said m "He was Just a lot sacker than we the emouonal appeal knew, but he knew," said Cameron, "M y father died of cancer waittna who works with Washington Avu1. to a« Terry He did not sec him . .Now 11on Mm1stnes, a volunt~r aroup l have cancer and t made a vow I that frequently transports people for would not die unttl l saw Terry. Th.at medical purposes. vow 1s very close to an end. Please Last week, Glenn A.nderson made a. ·release htm. I wish to see him one videotape pleading for the release of more ume. Please release him. Thank has brother. one of fivC' Amencans yo u " kidnapped tn Lebanon who are sttll ~ The Lebanese broadcast a Miii SCHOL IHI • RmHI • OAHH OMUIE • 1£TWHI JOH videotaped birthday message to Anderson last year at his family's request ll 1s not knowQ whether Terry Anderson ever saw that Welcome To Our World .. ;;;+""""' '" Tony and Lindo Flore Career Specialists and messaae .......... Washinaton Av 1at1on Man15tr1es arranged the l11ght after the otlice of Ne'tA. York Gov Mario Cuomo re- quested •riat they asmi Glenn Anderson, who was being treated at a hospital an Batavia The th~t left Bata' 1a at 9 a.m. and stopped an O>lumb1a. S.( .. to refuel . said ptlot Click Smith "He was not feehng well at all this morning." Smith said of Anderson Anderson was act·ompan1ed on the flight by his wife. Jean Terry Anderson 18. lhaef Maddie East correspondent for The A!>· socaated Press. was kidnapped on March 16. 1985 TclT) and Glenn Anderson·~ sister, PCQY Say, wd Fnday that she bad received a visa from the ubane~ government and planned to travel there as won as possible to meet with Lebanese President Amin Gemayel David Say, Glenn Anderson's brother-in-law, said the family planned to have the body ccemated and the ash~ buncd in Batavia. He said the date for the ccrC'mony had not been determined. Other survivots include four chil- dren from a previous marriage.I. Glerm III. 26. Douglas, 24, Dawn, L I , and David 17: two brothers. Bruce and John; a sister. Judy BloUJn. and two grandchildren. ''CAREERS THAT MOVE THE WORLD'' A fosc1not1ng Fresh and Informative lecture and Multi image Presen tat1on on How to Obtain the Skills for Careers 1n the Travel Industry ~: 708/o OF CHANDELIERS & AIRLllES • CRUISE SNIPS • MOTELS • TRAVEL AHHS • TOUR COMPHIES ll4-H1·1020 "'' "'" TMYll SCIMl. 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C1ale saad Hundred\ of thousands were stud- ied an Japan follo"'1ng World War JI , but modern soph1st1cated equip- ment wall }acid more telllng data on the long-term efTcl'ts of exposure to hca'" > rad1a11on. Gale said Before the ney,.s conference, Gale of UC I A grcctrd ha~ fam1l:v. and Gale's 2 }ear-old son Etan fell out of a ~ti:ollcr tT) 1ng to reach hts father . The doctor packed up h1-; son and said to rcponcrs "I knov. vou·,e been wall· ang. but he'5 been waiting longer" Then he met with reP$)rters. telhng them 2b people ha'c died as a result of the .\pnl 26 e'plosaon and fire at the C'hemoh}I atomic power plant Two of tho~ died dunng the 1n1L1al bla-;t , and the other 24 have since .. uccumbed to tht: efTects of heavy rad1a11on exposure. he said "I belle' e the (death toll) figure will June 23rd through 29th, 1986 " remain relat1,eh stable and not change h~ lmore than) 10 percent." 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Of those. 4(X) to SCMI required closer medical a1tcn11on, :ind 100 to 200 rt·ccncd dangcrou\ doses of rad1- at1on Shuttle panel calls fo r b etter t esting m ethod \\. \~Hl....,<1TO"' <API -Presa· denual 1n,cs11gat11r<, have informed ".\'I\ officials the'" want full-sea.le 'er<aonc, of a redesigned booster rcxket te\led an th<' upnght position, a co!>tl~ and complicated procedure that could dcla~ th<' resu mption of shuttle Oaghh bc}ond next summer, commission and N.\S.\ officials say. "ltd1dn'tgodown very well ," when members of a prcs1dent1al com- m1s.s1on 1nvest1gatang the Challenger accident recently made their views known to space agency officrals in pnvatc d1scuss1ons. one source close to the panel said The panel, which 1~ to release its final repon Monday. has decided that the cause of the Jan 28 explosion wa.s a fault y \Carn an one of the shuttle's booster rockets Because the report 1s not yet public. the comm1sstoncn who discussed the issue an anterv1ews at week's,;nd would not allow use of their namec; Several comm1ss1oners have s~ud publicly the panel wants the agency to 'itop relying on tests of I 0-inch models of the 149-foot-long rockets dunng this redesagn NASA officaaJs have said pre'"1ously they expect to conduct any full-scale tests on a booster rocket lying honzontally That's how full 'IC8le tests have been conduc.tcd an the past 2nd U.S. soldier dlea from dlsco bombing BERL IN (AP) -A second Amcn- can soldier ha' died of wounds 'lulTef'C'd in the Apnl 5 bomb1na ofa Wc,I ~rlin da~otheque, a U.S military ~pokc,man said Saturday. Staff Sgt Jame~ E. Goans. 26, of Ellerbee. N C'. d1~ an a Wc$l Bertin ho\pllal aturday afternoon, wd the 'lpok~man. Steve Stromvall. · gt Kenneth T crrance ford. 21, of Detroit, Mach •• nd Nermane Hanay 27, a Turlosh woman, were lt1llcd instantly and ~JO other ~pie were lnJurcd 1n the I 50 a.m bombina of the La ~lk d11.C.'othcqut Tht> niaht· \pol had he-en frowded with about ~00 people', m11ny of thC'm U S sold 1t>r-. · , " Animal research $harply criticized GARY L. FRANCIONE does not mcnhon that dcath'I caused by <habetcs have not decreaaed 'l1nce In a May 26 commentary in the the discovery of insuhn 10 1922. and. Daily Pilot, Provost Thomas Ehrlich indeed, many people have d1ccf who is my colleaaue at the Un1vers1ty through insulin shock of Pennsylvania Law School. pres-Despite the massive amount of ented a V1&orous defense of the use of money and a01maJ Lives that have animals 1n btomedicaJ citpenmcnts. been expended to find a cure for The essay. omitted many crucial cancer, the New England Journal of facts necessary for Provost Ehrlich to Med1cme rcceolly reported that the make a balanced prcscntauon, and incidence of cancer bu incn:ascd and lor the reader to make a reasoned not decreased. These arc all examples dec1S1on, about what 1s admittedly a of why re5Car'Chcrs must chanlC their complex issue To rccufy wl\at may attitudes and mcthodologJes. I be a m1sleadma analysis, tt 1s import-Provost Ehrlich sugcsts that all ant 10 focus on what Provost Ehrlich animal research is dcsined to f\.nd did not say a~ut animal research and cures for human diseases. Afa1n, he the animal nghts movement neglects to menhon.. that in this First. Provost Ehrlich suggested country alone there are between that the animal n4hts movement 1s . 70-100 million animals used every based upon emollonal appeal and year in almost every conceivable and rhetonc. tnvial manner. Animals arc shocked. Wl\al Provost Ehrlich dad not say 1s scalded, burned. irradiated. starved th at there has always been 'itrong and othrwtsc subjected to hideous intellectual cn11c1sm of v1vL$CCt1on pain on moral and sc1en11fic grounds, and Although there arc laws conccman& that the argumenb against v1vt<;ec-animal experimcntaboo, these laws 11on ha¥e become more ·soph1s11-do not prottibll even the most cated. In the n st 10 yc:ars. man) eittremc procedures that cause CX• phys1etans, v.Etcnnanan'I, psycho! crucratmg pain, and the laws do not ogJsts and b1ologJsts have publicly require the use of pain-rebcvang arJUed that animal research 1s bad drugs. ~ science and retards true progress an For example, researchers at several cunnJ. disease un1vers111cs. inctudina the Universlly Ph1losophc"' have pomtcd out the of Pennsylvania, have used scarc.e laJl moral paradoit of animal research: dollars to shock thousands of un· Eperimenters use anamals because anesthettzed dogs m order 10 see what they arc ''lake us," butthcn these same happens when dogs cannot escape eitpenmenters defend the prarnce by pain. daamang that animals arc "not like Finally, Provost Ehrlich stated us" The antmal nght'I movement is what he perceives to be the "aacnda" growing in populanly because the of animal nghts activists but don not movement has a messa&e that as bother to inform readers of his own rataonal and relevant to our health, .. agenda." In fairness to his readers, our \'norahty nnd our rcla11onsh1p Professor Ehrlich should have dis.- with our environment. Emotional closed that he publicly and ag- appcal plays no s1gn1ficant role gress1vely dcfetlded the now an· Second, Provo"t Ehrlich stated that famous head inJ ury laboratory al the alternatives 10 animals an rrsearch Untvt>rslly of Pennsylvania. At that cannot replace the U'iC of animals laboratory, experimenters placed un· What Provost Ehrlich did not 'iay wa'i anestheuzed baboons in an ac- that alternative\ have alread) httn celerator devke that .. slammed" developed to eliminate many part1cu-their heads to cause bram damage. larly olfens1~ses of a01mals These ex pen men ts were performed Funher, 1 federal government. under conditions that caused an which fund ost of the animal outCT) from tht> United States Con- r~rch m t s country, d()('s no1 grcss and even the conservaltvc currently earmark any funds for the ammal welfare groups as wt>ll as from de,~lopment of allcrnall"t's Many respected sc1ent1sts who claimed that health experts are agreed that more the research was poorl) conducted as alternauvcs would be de,t>loped 1fthe a matter of sc1cn11fic method. The govemmt>nt spent fewer dollars on la.boratory was unl11matt>ly closed by duplicative and ..c1ent1fically un-the federal govt>rnment after at wu sound animal eitpenments and de-dt>termtned that the expenmcntcrs t-01cd at least some resources to had failed to comply with the con· alternatives d111ons of tht>1r fedt>ral grant Given the 1mprt>'i'>1"e altt'rnat1ve Pro,ost Ehrlich defcnded'the lab- that have been discovered already orator), cla1mmg that there was no with scare~ funds from pnvate e" 1denct> of any wrongdoing even donors. and the soph1'it1cated tech-though 1n1cma1 unaverslly docu- nology now ava1lable, 11 !>imply ments 1nd1cated that the h~ad injury makes sense to develop and rcfint' laboratory had beeh under mvest1ga- allemauves rather than 10 continue a t1on m past years because of animal system that tested thalidomide on abuSt'. animals and told us that the drug. II as natural that citpcnmenters and which caused hideous birth defects an university administrators such as humans, was safe Provost Ehrlich 8ft' hostile lo the Third. Provost Ehrlich 'itated that animal nghts movement because the the "h1s1oncal m.:ord" '>hows that movement ts educating grass-roots every major medical hrt'ak.through Amenca about what really goes on came as the result ofanimal re~arcn behind the laboratory door, and Provost Ehrlich grossly exaggt>ralt'S thercb} IS threalenmg the now of this point He argues that animal mil hons of tax dollars that finance the research produced the "miracle" of e'\plo1tat1on of th~ animals polio vaccmes. but he negleds 10 II 1s ume that we all look behind menuon that e"cn before \alk de· that)aboratory door and decade on vclopcd the vaccme poho was dra-tht> basis of enlighten~ moraht) and matically decrc.asang. scicn11fic fact whether we wish 10 In addtt1on. scientific 'ilud1e'> 1n-continue with the practice of v1vsec- d1ca1e that the decrt>a!.C in poho wa\ 11on the same for geographic area'> where Gary Frucloo~ I•• prol~H•r oa mass vacctnauon dtd not occur as for tb~ fac"1ty of tM Ualr~nlty of geojP'llphac areas where ma'>' vacc1-Pet1111y/vul• ud 11 vltt cbl~no~ nation was administered. of tb~ Amulcao Bar AHoc atlOll • Provost Ehrlich pra1\C'i an-;uhn. but AaJma/ Prottttlon CommltlH. Officers cite JDotorlsts in the interests of safety H io tht> Editor In reference 10 the motomt who Objected to a c11.111on r«e1vcd from J H un110,1on Beach police offin~r. I would bite to potnl out a le" thing' that she failed 10 rcah1e and• kw ..afr dnvmg practices that maaht help hrr I Pohce officers don't haH~ quota,, they l\ave a Job to do, namdy. 1uumg c1t.a1tons throuViout the ~ou~ of <i day • 2 Shr hu confu\t'd thC' 1\'iUl' of $Pttdang Wtth ta1laauna In her lrt~cr \he stated that 'hc wa' ~ 1tcd for follow1na too clo~I) not \JM'C'd1ng '-,peed wa!t not the issue there 1 II she was travcllna 70 mph an anotht'r ancadent. then she 1s already one of those motonsts who dcserv" a moving v1ola11on 4 Rtmcmber the baste speed law. Never dnve fa,.er than as saft> for the ,ond111onc; and always keep at least a two-~ond followtng distance I think that 1fall dnvers would kttp the\C things 10 mind. then tht' road'i would be ~fer for all ROBFRT MAXWELL Costa M~ Parents' vlces affect chlldrea To the Echtor· Accotdins 10 an old /okr a mftn ' doctor told him that 1 he dtdn t \lop drinkina. he would ao hllnd I hke what T'm drinktnl better than what I'm secina. w11 the reply Many people who art born hunJry li ke what they art dnnk1ng, ~mokina ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ~· and \hooting up better than what they are eatina. The had pert l'l that t.Mar children nre also hunary bcc~u~ of thC''lt' thmp plus pmhling. ancludm1 1 he ~la tr l ollrry ,,efttl tlAI fdilD! T-T.t4 M llr\119"'0 [ O•I n< 0..,..., CllV fdttOI T_,..c--. Neww(o1or CnlllMft p(lffl fd l()t JIM 801 OINO Co~ta Meu RlllP!'4fJ C ... dlln.tll ContrOlll!f .....,.Le.nl l>•oduct!Ot' u....,. r...,,_.. -1letl u .. Orano-Cout DAILY PILOT 184lnday, June 8, 1HI Al ·'One tends to distrust bills that pa by a voteo/93· 1. Why? Becau there la a nse of demagogic passion Jn the air when th t kind of thing hap~ns. •· . • Lawmakers didn't' think through studentloan bill ConccrntnJ the student loan bill. a f cw obscrvauons: · I. One tends to distrust bills that pass by a vote of 93-1 . Why? Because there 1s a sense of dcm~Q&ic passion m the air when that kind of thing happens. If It was 'Such a &ood idea for the federal government to stand by with S6.S billion for student aid and direct loan programs, how come the federal &overnmcnt did nothing for student loans for so many years? Were all conaressmen and senators stupid back io those days? And arc all convessmen and senators suddenly bn&ht today? It 1s recorded that Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carohna voted no. About 35 years qo, the pTCSldcnts of Harvard, J obos Hopkins, Stan- ford, Brown and other collcgn issued a manifesto wamina apinst federal 11d to education. Their pomt was that such aid ancVltably meant federal control and, of course, they were correct Federal a.id now means that col- teaes hke Htllsdalc CoUqe in Hill- sdale, Mach .. have 10 swear up and down that they do not dilCriminate apmst women, never mind that H11lsdate never discriminated apinst women. having admitted them on the day the college was founded in the 19th century. And of course there is the whole business of affirmative action. and the record-keeping that, one major college has complained, tak" about SI million a year of clencal tame 10 complete. 2. But fedcraJ control 10 one side, there is the question of federal loans to students viewed as a revolving fund. It 1s not a major deal to appropnate money once, in the knowlcd&e that at will serve for all time the same purJ>01C. That was the ongmal adca The federal government WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY would come up wtth a few .btllion guaranteed dollars, wb1ch would be lent to Uudents at a fairly modest rate of interest. The students, over the next c1&hl or 10 years, would arad- ually repay the loans. The rcpatd money would then be lent to the next generauon of students. and so forth. Well now, this has not actually worked out. Sen. Phil Gramm (of Gramm-Rudman) po10ted out that $4.3 bilhoo (that's S4,300.000.000) in student loans are in default. That makes a lot of students who did not rn.a.JOr in ethica. The cumnt bill has a few more teeth than the precedlna buts. pcr- mittina the fedCTal aovcmment to sell bad Joans to collection agencies, and authorizina the 90vernmeot to pr- nishcc salaries paid by federal ageo· cics to any deadbeat former student. The need to suarantee, at this poant, another $6., billion is for aJl mtcnts and purposes to aivc up on the very idea of a rcvolvina fund. 3. And here is another wnnklc. If a student's ~ts cam $30,000 per year after taxes. that student docs not quallfy for a loan. · There IS a IOI wrona With thtS picture. To pr~ on the assump- tion that a famtly withjoant income of $30,000 even after taxes can afford to send a child to college as probably correct. What as not conul 1s to assume that such a couple can send two children to college. let alone three or four. Students of the Social Sccunty problem tell you that lhc .,eat problem that besets us 1s the butb rate. Whereas before the baby boom the average American family procmued 2.5 children, that rate is reduced to an extraordinary 1.5. And 1f you subtract from the figure the increasing number of unmamed people, you see a Sha.fl> decline 10 the total figure of Amencans. who arc &oing 10 be matriculating in colleac down the hnc. Are we subtly enpging an discouraging.the la!J.cr fami.Jy? The student loan bill Wlll have a complex effect on the next &enera11on of collqc-1oers. Whereas students are asked to take a means ten. they arc not asked to ta.kc any other test -at least, not at the time they matnculate: They wtll be asked. at the end of their sophomore year. how they arc do10a. and if they do not meet the standards of the college, then they will not quahfy for continuing grants But we may have succeeded 1n isolating lowcr-m1ddle-10comc stu· dents and lcavu11 them 1n a true economic b10d, while in cff'cct en- couragina low-income students who do not profit from a hlihcr educauon to JO on 10 college ior a taste of Animal House. If an · 18-ycar-old. though utterly uninterested. in learning. SttS $2,500 offered to.him that his older brother pocketed and has no intention of repaying, then obvious things tend to happen: Some young people arc 101na to college who sbouldn 't go, and some young people arc kept out of college because they can't afford to go The whole thing wts not thought through. That 1s often the case when votes arc lops1dcd. whether 1t as the Gulf of Tonkin resolution or aid to college students ffUJJam Boctky l.1 • •f'Ddl~~ col•IDJIJ•t. H ow do you plan to celebrate Father's Day? M-.ta P .. m.a Ne ... rtBffd Sc.4 t My dad ls 1n WL,hmg· ton, so I don't think I'll be dOtDJ much celebratma. I'll probably JUSt call him. MJ.,.._ C..ta Mesa h stf...tworbr Spend1DJ the day with my dad. C..•• ........... ...... 1 t won·a be ablt to to up north to,_ m> father ... ru &iv~ him a can. tend tum • card Compiled by Leslie Eameet lctt1 WllUama ~Nlpel J don't thank we're dome, anythin& \pct'.tal We will t>robabl~ 10 to the bcalh Marle T~r Newpert Beae:lt Retirt'd Celebrate witl\ m) \On- 10-la'lll and has wife 8 ~, Newpett 8Md1 St94 t We'll, I'm aonna 11vt him a pre~nt from t<"hoc1I nd I'm JOnn11 J!vt him a k1,5 tor f athn'' [) ' satellite signals -~ easy to disrupt WASHING TON -When a my'° tcnous prankster callina himtclf "Captain M1dniabt .. inierrupied a Home Box Office TV broedcas1 last April to air his complaint about the cable network•a tcnmblina tech· mquc, ti may have amUIOd some viewers. But 1t sent a chill down the fi)ioes of satelhtc communications industry officials. who may have lO makA: radical cb.anaes in the way they do business. Captain M1druJht was prote:stioa the 1Cn1Dblcd &ipals that thwart ownen ofbw::kyanl satellite .. dishes .. in their Pl1'IC)' of pay-TV ~ What ecares industry ofliciab is the vulnerability of theii satellite sys- tems. which Captain Midmabt cx- poted. If be could in vadc their frcqaeOC1el, SO coatd other pranbten, backers or even t.crrorisu. "Th1I person practiocd ~ter rorilm," Sbowtime vice pre:adent Stepbeo Scbulu· told our associate Donald GoldberJ. "What be did WU so sianificanl He tampered with the communicatiom l)'$1e1D of the Unit• ed States of America. .. Actually. what Captain Midniabt did -disruptina a TV brolldcUt beina bounced off a satellite and unposina his own mcssaae -is beyond the technical ability of any- one who doesn•t have access to one of more than I 00 licensed tramm.ittina f.actl1ucs. · But merely disrupuna a broadcut 11 another matter entirely. Industry expcru 1f1tJe that ma lei na a Video transmtSSJon unwatchable or the audio unintellt&ible. without unpo&- 1111 a separate mcss&F. ts rdativcly easy, well withm the ability of tens of thousands of satelllte enthu.siuts. There are perhaps 2S commcmaJ u .s. satellites DOW lD orbit, aJona wtt.b a number of weather, NASA and military aatclliies. All arc vuJnerabk to such aabo\qe accpt for the few oauooaJ teeUrity satellites tharbavc enormously expensive devices co protect apmst mterfercncc. For ex.ample: •According to a space agency source, its A 'J'S..3 satellite can be "aocesJcd" with ~wpment that COlb no more than SS,000. •An official of the Nauonal Weather Servtce, whtch lost its backup satellite tn a launch mishap a few weeks ago, wd the rcmairuna satellite 1s vulnerable to tampennJ. "No one wants to rccosruz..c that we're very vulnerable, partJcularly Since we're so dependent on satellites for commu01c:auons ... he sa.id. •HBO spokesman David Pntchard said that virtually aH com- mcmaJ communications satellites att suscephble 10 dcbbcrate sabotaae by baclccn or tcrronsts Officials at the Federal Com- munteabons C,omm1ss1on claim they can pmpo10t the locauon of mtcr- ferint 5llJll.ls and catch pranksters OT saboteurs -by methods they dechn- ed to dcscnbe But industry cxpcru and souroes at other federal agencies d1sm1ss the FCC's claim. They say the technology does not now ex.1st to pinpoint a Jamming stanaJ. In fact, one mdustry expert told us that at a closed meeting in Washing- ton last December FCC officials conceded that they had no way of track mg down a prankster or saboteur without a tip from someone who kno~s lh<' perpetrator No wonder the agenn didn't want to dtscuss 1\1 1nvest1gat1"c methods. Pntchard said the 'illtclhte com· mun1ca11ons andustr, has been open and cOOPt'fllllVC, 1fonl\ to make sure that commercial useTS don't tn· advcrtcntl\ block out someone else's sisnals on· the hm1ted number of frcquenetcs a\atlable ~ow, he wd. the andu"itl'\ will have to rethtnk the WI} 1t operat~. and ho~ 1t dtstnbutes tis 1nformauon .\5 th1nas 'itand now. Jamming and other types of 1nt1;rfercnce ~re far too easy -a 101 easier than th( K'luuonc; New satelhtes with bu1lHn rcc;1i1tan~ 101amm1na arc vcan. in th( fu1ure . "INCilOF THE LEA(1LJ[~" Jn a ~n~ of columns two ye~n. qo. ~ eitposcd the hnk'i bctWttn several n&)\1-wina death ,quach tn Central 4-.mcnca and CAL. the La11n Amm· can affihate of the World A.nu· Communist Leaauc. Now one of rn) UtOClll~ in that OflllnaJ 1nv~ttp hon. Jon Ltt Andenon. ha co- authored a book ,..1th his brother. n. on tht I \K' "ln11de the Leque.'' bcint pubh h· ed by Dodd, Mead A Co. this month, reveal\ an shockina dtW1 ~ extent to -tuch this rn~ iotctnatiqoal fcdcrauon ha.' been infiltrated by 111 'fo'lr criminals, t.erronsts and death tquad lcadm. Thouah tcnOUS effon ha~tbeen made to clean upt.M I NCCDtly. many ohbe COOCll:nll Wt' raised ~ yean a.rt t.all vaJ d Jad~u4S...,, • rf' f Cid~ ,. . l Doctor_s await donor heart for baby At u Tc lu he be ~ at• kii ..\1 Ar of PASADENA (AP) - A d>tn&. 13 day~d infant cluna to hie Saturda> wbtle doctors, nuncs, and the paren lS who pvc up his custody to cnutle him to a heart transplant operation lwtJtcd the 11f\ of a human donor Jesse Sepulvcda's cond1t1on was u"'radcd overnight from cntical to scnous, said nursina supervisor Helen Hancock ai Huntington Mem- onal Hospital. where the baby wa11 bom May 25 'ipokeswoman Jane McGill On Fnday, the 10Unl's unwt'd parents -Deana Binkley. 17, and Jesse Sepulveda, 26. -rehnqu1 hcd guardianship to th6 child's paternal pandparcnts. Loma Linda official\ 1ns1stcd on the custody change before the child could be put on the hst of potential transplant rec1p1ents, fam- tl) anomeys said tam1ly said ··We're overwhelml·d w11h JO\ We're more than happ) " Btnlk\ said Fnda} :iftt~hc and ~fillbl"da signed over au d1ansh.1p o(the d i1ld 10 ~pulveda'\ rents "lt'• a lot easier to wake up in the momma wuh a httle hope," ·-.ud Sepulveda, an air rnnd1t1oning- heat1ng worker "The hab) need'> a he11n, and ume " ol the C'i!.Cnet'." ~1d attorney Bill McMillan. wh u · repre\enh the parents .\uome) Han; c;;coltnos. rep- re\Cnting the grandparent~. said the guard1ansh1p would become per- manent at a Supcnor Court hearing · Jul) I I Thr guardianship order \t1pulated that the parents would not attempt 10 regain rustod> "w1thout the prior wntten consent of Loma l 1nda hospital " ........ , .... The baby won't be tran\ferred to Loma Linda l 'n1\<ers1t}' Medical Center unlll a donor heart •~ found, \aid 1,.o ma L 1 nJa h o'> pl 1a l Because the parents are young and unwrd. Loma Linda dollol"\ had prt".iously refused to hst thl' bo> as a heart transplant candidate because the} feared the bab) wouldn't re<:e1vc adequate care after a transplant. the Under prc\<>ure tram a Roman l athohc pm'st and the Ri&tll to Lilt League of Southern Caltiorn1a. thl· hosp11al relented once. custo~h of thl bab;, was !>""Itched to the -grand- parents. Luma Linda apparcn\I} 1s the onl ) hu\p11al in the world performing hal:l\ 10-bab~ heart transplants. Ailina infant'• parenta Deana Blnkle7, Jeue Sepul•eda- No payments or finance charges tilSept: Save $200 to _$300 on th ese ,queen size sofa sleepers ----..;___ - ' ; I • ' ' \ • B -- your choice $399 88 ~ . lfn .. -.r11:ir1 1111l•'llll"•r.11\ 1d.1 l····1wr l1'.tl1rr1• .. .111111111111.,.r ,,,,,., "'' ··11f··d ,,111t 111r 1 .. l,1t111l! 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"This 1s very, very good news," sard Dr Ohver Pattee, research director at the Condor Rcsear~h Center in Ventura County. · The hatchhng weighed about 2 ounces at binh F~y and became the 27th condor k~~wn in existence, and 11th at the park. Twelve are at the Los Angeles Zoo and four are in the wild. park spokesman Tom Hanscom said Named N0Joqu1, which means meadow in the Chumash Indian language. the baby bird was a surpnsc development in.the condor program. Members of the Condor Recovery T earn took the egg from the Sespc Condor Sanctuary m Ventura County • on Apnl l µnd brought 11 10 the Wild Animal Park, where It has been m amfical 1ncubat1on sma::. 3 win $1 million SACRAMENTO (A P) -Three players 1n a row won SI million annuities m the Cahfom1a Lottery's "Brg Spm" Saturday. but no_body hit the grand pnze for the 10th week ma row The grand pme. which starts a SJ m1lhon and grows by $65,000 each 11me 11 isn't won .. now stands at a record SI 'l.400.000 j Since Ro-;e Albrecht, 86. of Ban- nmg, htt 11 for $4 6 million on March ::!:! 160 spinners have failed to land in one of the three grand pnze slots on the I 00-slot wheel The three -who hit SI m1lhon arc June Victor 57, ofTemecula. as clerk fo r an engincenng firm; Cheryl Thomas 41. of o\lp1nc. ownerofa San r1iego stained glass company, and Delores Panerson, 22, of But- 1u~.,., 1llow a cosmetologist m Bal<c-r'ifield RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Whlft Tow Oalar C...... fllwtl 1922 HM80t Ill W .. COSTA tlE4-5U-ll 5' QilPierce Brothers Bell Broadway Mortuary t~~a::: 642-915 ENROLL ·1ow "for the right start In fife" HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ALL DAY· KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten thru 8th FAU SEMESTER STARTS SEPT. 8th • Door to Door T ransportatlon Where Possible • Reasonable Tuition * Arlthmetle, Reading, SpetUng. with Phonic EmphasJzed • Before &. After School Care for Students of Working Parente (6:30 am-6:30 pm) A PRIVATE SCHOOL OF DISTINCTION FOUNDED IN 1CM2 IN FlllTlll YILUY 11UI llllDIU1 (11•) 111-1111 . . . .... Unconfined, casual moods for leisure hours are sucssed in men's fashion trends for summer '86. Comfortable and unr riccive stateme~ts arc made w~ch sport shirts, panes and shorts.1 • Knit shins will sail into summer in spare, pared down lines for teaming with pants that go from the long to the short of it in my.care fabrics. Trousers are pleated -single, double ~ tripl~ -for a touch o( fullness, y~~ with " . proportions to complement a blazer. Sweaters continue in the forefront in the form of crew necks and cardigans. N ral, black, tan and ilver gray get a color ran e boost with $tfles in mauve, aqua, slate blue ,, mist green, storm blue and rose. The. fashions sho'Wtl ~,in easy.care Trevira blends, epitomize a fashion-forward look, yet combine ageless elegance as well Photographs were taken at or near Hotel Sin Maarten in Laguna Beach. Phocos clockwise from cop Jett: Subtly stripe! P.leated ~cs teamed with o~n neck shirt and cardigan. Linen-lOok trousers and windowpa(le pllid top for a walk on the ~ch. Classic knit shirt UJd short$ for a young ~PPY look. Pacr_emed s~ater ad~s dash to McGregor lrinovationspl~ttd pant. . Skttts slacks Jhown with overSJ.Zed cud1ga_n sweatshirt •nd shirt. c - l • I AJ an T< lu1 ho b( se- att lrn ..\1 .\r ot I .. 8:1 Or-.Cout DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. June 8, 1986 Why do women wear makeup? To please themselves! It bas been estimated that last year women spent about SS b1llton on makeup. Why did they do 1t'1 Accordtna to a survey conducted by Self mqazine women wear cos- metJcs primarily for self aratiflcauon Almost two-thirds of the respondents contradicted the popular theor') that women wear makeup JU t to plea~ men. Only e1&ht percent of those surveyed wear makeup for the pn- mary purpose of altracting the op- posite su. Two-thirds of the t ,100 "ome'n surveyed said they wear cosmetics to boost their confidence: and makt· them feel more comfortable .\n equal numb(r stressed the 1mport.lmc of looking thetr best and pointed out that cosmetics enhance their appear· ance. Dr Joyce Brothe~. spoke\person for'the Cosmeuc. Toiletry and Fra· grance Assoc1at1on. said · The.-~ ~lallSllcs arc consistent wnh other rcscaii;h I've ~en about the 1mpon· ant role grooming and llppearance pla) in people's hvc:s The 1na1n reason peopk make an dlon to 1mpHwc their appearanct' 1!> the added confidence and ..elf-esteem 1hr) feel when the> look ui the mirror and lake what they sec It can be an 1ncred1ble boost to ont"'\ ego and morale to feel attrac11 ve and sal1slic:d "uh one's sell. No one: lan den> that both men and women do appc"ar more attract· 1 \ c when the> aro well-groomed. This also leads to pcopk perceiving and reacung to you more pos111vcl) when )OU appc"ar polished attra~ 11ve and confident.\\ hat the ~lfotud) reveal' 1~ that the n.•a\On women c:nhann· their appearance: 1s motivated by the internal feeling\ of pleasure and rnnlidence the\ posse~s when the) feel more attr.1ct1\ e It's not pnmanl) an effort to j1.a1n appfll\ al or aclcp· tancc from othcn. And that'\ 11 vrry healthy. po\1tivc attitude." Women an the survc> we~ d1v1dcd into four age group!i 18 to 24. 2S to 34; 35 to 49 and over SO D1fTe~nt age groups tend to have dtfTercnt rrefrrencc and use patterns. THE 18 TO U YEAR-OLD WOMAN Security•~ not why tlllS group u~s ruakeup I hey use 11bccau~111s fun "lonethrlc~s. they lead an the feeling that It ts important always to looli. . their hc\t and more than an) other group, tht''.I' wear makeup 10 attract men fhe) are the biggest u~~ ol most lOSmetacs. however the group b(. lteves soap and water is the best skin· lare treatment They prefer lip gloss to hpsuck and are by far the leading u~~ of natl enamel THE !~ TO 34 YEAR-OLD WOMAN \l.111 t·arc become-; senous busines\ lo this lfC aroup There l'i a sharp increase 1n the use of hand lotions, facial products such as moistunurs and masks. eye creams. cell1.1lar- renewal products and lip protectors. They rank a close scc-0nd an overall cosmetic use. Lip iJoss 1s switched to hps11ck. mascara use 1ssull heavy as 1s blusher. eye shadow and eyeliner THE 35 TO 0 VEAR.OLD WOMAN Upon reaching JS. the Amencan woman usually changes her beauty routine rn the skin care area, the use of hand lotions. facial mo1stuniers, masks neck cream and cellular- renc:wal products incrca~ Bod> mo1stunzers, toners, astnngents. cleansing gratns and scrubs are used somewhat less. while the use of broadbased products such as com- pleiuon bars and deordorants remain constant. This group uses more hpstack than any other age group. However, 1tis thlS 'IC that the USC of e)'C makeup dcthncs somewhat. Overall the:) run a close third in overall co~metH usage.• Compared to other aroups. the!lt' women consider makeup a more important factor 1n 1ch1evina ~II confidence. Two-thirds feel belier with makeup on than without Furthermore, more of them belu.•\e that a woman should never tit, watl\out makeup on and. to be presentable, a woman must wrar •• full line of makup products . WOMEN AGED 50 AND UP More than any other group the over 50s strongly agree that a woman should never go out with a min1mall> made up face. This group also ltd' more strongly than any other that they need cosmetics look their best Overall use of slan care products appe.ars to drop ofT after a woman reaches SO. However this group's use VIDA Ow of cornple,1on bars and oellular- rcnt'wal products arc above averqe. Compared to other aroups. a are&ter P<'rcentagc use hand lotions and neck lrt:am~ fhc'><' women prefer relatively "mplC' \Ion care rcglmens. Over haJf l'lt'ltc\c.-th.it soap and water is lhe best ~kin trc.i1ment and those who feel plain cold cream as the best skin care trcatmcnt as 50 percent over the national a .. erage._bf ost prefer a 11naJe skin lare preduc~ over mutti-stcp regimens Triathletes race for charity By CAROL HUMPHREYS OelJ,... C...1 •••a ndent The J 985 T nathletc ol thl' "t l'ar. Scou TlJlley, "a~ greeted b\ mor1: than 250 member!. and gut.sic.. ol the Center 500 attending the tna1hlon l1ck-ofT pan} poolc;1dc at 1hc In inc Mamou Hotel I Turned oul ht "'a' first lintsher 1n thl' l'\ent t"'-o da)'> later) A.fter talking to race dirn tor Kef JI MIE De FOAE DANCE CENTER 1s . MOVING TO ~ NEW LARGE & LOVELY LOCATION SUNDAY JUNE 15! wt will bt at 151 KALMUS G-3 COSTA MESA Cnflf)lt•l•'J Bu~~ Park• ~¥:. Dt-~a Join Us .f, • -,, ~~ More Classes 1 More Teachers a"9~ "' ,1c..~ More Programs (f (t(\ FOR SCH£DULt CALL 156-1203 or 241-9908 Kamal about n·mm 1ng glas~ he: had seen earlier an the da> on lhl' 1na1halon lOUr\l' Scott rcmar'ked. "I ratl' all u' 1:r the \\Orld and most o f the triathlon l'\ cni~ arc charm fund- ra1-;ers." "We ran· for monC), not JU'>l to finish " said professional tnathk ll' Mark Montgomery attending \\tlh Colleen Cannon (top female finisher) ">c\t"ral profec;s1onal racers would he among the 1,000 t•xpcctcd to part1c1pate in the I 5 kilometers" 1m 1n Lake M1c;s1on V1eJO the 35 lolo meter bike compet1llbn and the I U"- run benefiting the Orange l ount\ ~~~~· $8 ;v-, ,llM5a IODY WAVIS 1111 \ .,,,.. St HAllll• \ANTA ANA • ...... et 1'• .I"' t • f\PANOL IM·"°' SPACK ... _, .,,,..._._.." 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CFP \ Mr Woody is a Cert1f1ad Financial Plann11r .1110 f'rPstdent of ln1erna11onal F1nilnciat Planning Group +ie has bllen presenllnq oduc.at1ona1 and enter1a1ninq F 1nanc1al Sem•n11rs for over a dee.ace J:F?G RSVP 714-760-1208 lnternatlonal Flnanclal Planning Group Performing Arts Center The race was o rgan11ed by Center 500, 200 young professionals (ages 2S-40) supporting the Center "This 1s our first fund-raiser We ha\e been worlang on It for almost a \Car and expect to make $60,000 for . lhc (enter (They exceeded the goal b) ~5 000) Over 600 volunteers will a\s1s1 dunng the race It was all Dale LeMaster'1 idea," said president Denny Freldenricb b(forc presenting t ha1rman Dale wnh a thank you gift lor all h1' hard \\Ork -~pccdo'\ with~ thl' C1:nter<>logo' b:citemcnt was high among the pre-race lClebrater'> enjoying bar. huffct and the James Harman Band. <1rgan11er<, planning what ts hoped to be a \earl\ ('vent include DeDDlt Russo, Roo Meer, Deborah Korllebyk, . Sbelle Evao1. Valerie 'Camarda, Bill Beu. Wendy Mickelson, Jane 07oole, Gary Babick aod Jan Kerchner. PAPARAZZI PLUS Athletea Bob Babbl~ Mark Monteomery, Belen Knoz and Colleen cannon. Chairman Dale LeMaaten and Prealdent Denny Freldenrtch. 0., .... .,..._., C... II C' •P• ~ Wlnner Scott Tinley With director 'Kef Kamal. 'Night With Scherherazade' party set .. T hl l H'nt ., unlt~t am thing n er -.ccn· bdorc in Orange Count\ .. hinted Floss Schumacher. '\he "chairman of Opera Pauli'·, "1gh1 \1.tth <)cherherazade ... a f nda} tund-ra1'>rr for Opera Pantie being held al thl newest Embassy ~u1tt''> hotel on £»er Road Robert E. Wooley uf Nc"port lkaLh Opera Pal 1fic founder and 2 .0% OFF French Bras by Chantelle l'\l(h Style #196 Don't Miss It! 2 Weeks Only '.U.06 Via Lido 'f'wporl 84-at'h 673-7710 O"'-ncr ol mam of the Embass' Suites hotel\ I~ undcrwnttng the event. "l here will be plenl) ol food and dnnk -fit for a sultan - o pcrau' e~ccrpts from Kismet. wo nderful music h> Ami Porat and Mo1an Came'rata. belly dan~rs. psych at s and so much more It's going to bc unbelievable." Floss added Black 11e or costume 1s aporoonate ~~ LINGERIE a111re tor the C\cn1n11 "Thruug.h Woolley\ go1cro!>ll} tht entire ta~ deducublc ticket pncc of SSO per per<,on will benefit Opt:ra Pac1fil .\dd111onal 1nformat1on on re..er \allons may be obtained trom 474-8000 OCEAN CELEBRATION '86: C ha1rman Dewayue Brown of Hunt· ington Harbour has announced that he IS C'\pt:Cltng mOrC than 5()() tO show at the In 1ne Mamou Fnday evening for Ocean Celebrauon '86. the \C\Cnth annual National Coaltllon for ~anne Conscrva11on-Pac1fic Re- gion dinner/auction. MerliJf Olien and B•ddy Eb1eo head a last of honorary hosts for the fund-ra1S(r fcatunna S60.000 worth (Pleue Me PAP AJlAZZJ/83) MY FAVORITE' .. V-BACK1 .. BRA ~-{/" l I ...... UNGERIE 3406 Via Lido, Newport Beach 673-7710 ANTI-AGING ANTI-CANCER SKIN TREATMENT EVERGREEN SKIN CARI MEDICAL GROUP Specializing in the TRETINOIN (Retin-A) TREATMENT to repair sun damaged skin, reverse the aging process in th: skin and eradicate P.recancerous skin changes. . This treatment also smoot~tfs the skin surface, shrinks the pores, evens out facial color and fades fine wrinkles. It's simple and painless Unlike cosmetics, Tretinoin is effective Unlike surgery, there is no trauma or discomfort Staff Dermatologists: Roger E. Green, M.D. Rollin M. Green, M.D. Walter S. Green, M.D. Diplomotes of the American Boord of Dermatology Office hours by appointment: For further information or a brochure about the T retinoin treatment coll any of our off ices. Newport 77G-3778 Laguna Hiiia 77G-3771 San Clement• 4 6..o66 June 10 month of weddinp and of love ltoncs. Once upoo a lime -S2 yean . on June I, 1934 -a tall. ban<bome licuacnant named Pral Tllarta met a prrtty, youa, tllOJ:IWl named .. &:CJ Ona at the~ of their friends A..u. (and the late OU.e) &eaclL Frank. wbo bad just paduated &Om the U.S. NavaJ Academy wu Kenala's best man and Betty· was a bridcsnwd Soon after the K.cnaJ,a wcddiq. Frank and 8ett) fell Ul love. But at that time milital) rules fort.de the nwnqe of junior offioen untd they bad bttn comm1u1oncd for t._o yean. • Love 11 peUcnL Frank and Betty waited ~o yean and they WCTt married on June I. 1936, with Kenala servina as Frank's best man at Fon Meade, Maryland. Last Sunday, June I. I 986. Col. Aatba l:eqla. USAF (Rel) was amona tbe more th.an 100 rclauves and close friends who p~rcd to celebrate the 50th wcddlll& an- nJ'Versat)' of now-f'Ctlred LL ~neraJ Frank Tbarin. USMC, and his wtfe Betty fl..quna Beach), at a dinner- dant"e at ~ ottiun' club, L !> Marioe Corps Alt StatJon, El Toro Greetin& 1uests at the club were the Tbarins.. t6itr three sons, JP'rHll Jr. or ~Pete" (wnh wife Mal.IM), Ptllll or ~Tom" (wtth Canf-51tdl> and M.lcbd (with wife <Au.M) and tbe1r two pndcb.ildren, hcrtu (2 I m~ l and MJry Elbabeda (S wks ) Also there were Bcuy's four brothers and their wives· Ftt4ertct ... Gwea GNU (Hawau), Tom &M RaMy Gren (WaJesk.a, Ga.) and ~ ... LJD and rt.bert &M RstJedce Gna -all of Atlant.a.. Ga.. Love endwrth alJ lh10as 0 1 Just Called t0Say ·1 Love You,'" the band played and one of the Thanos' mends said that there W&$ I lime wh~n Frank was unable to call -much less Stt - Bett} and thctr )Oun& sons for more than four years. In Dec. 1941, lhen~pll.ln Frank Thann. USMC-. was amona the I .000 Amencans taken a.s pnsoncn of war b) the Japanese followtng the fall of Wake Island dunng World War II. Love belicvcth ... hopcth all th1nis. .. For five mouths I didn't know whether Frank was dead or ahvc," Bett) Thann wd, "and even after the PAPARAZZI PLUS ... hom82 of auction items and pnzes The h11hhabt each )tar 1s the auction of some sport~isJune yachts on the Sout.bcm California coast for use in the T)coon 'Fin-Nor NCMC-PR !'llorth n. South 811lfish tournament (SCt AUJ. I 6 this }eat ) Tick.cu are SIOO each and ma"' be a.rranllCd by calling ( 619) 233-13 j 7 coMMODOl\ES' BAU.: Members and auests of the Commodores Club. Ncwpon Harbor Are.i Chamber of Commcn::ic. Mil be at the N~n Mamott Friday evening for the .. 7th annual Commodores' &11. FestJv- 1ues wtl.I get untkr ~) at 6· 30 p m . With cocktails in the bot.cl's Atnumw Coun FOUR SEASONS: The first maJor fund-raiser at the ncv. hotel 10 "ICWl)Ort Center wtll be the J uoc 19 benefit for the <X Chapter of the Amcncan Red Cross WUlia.m Ray (Balboa Ba) Club) wttl be given U\c third annual Spmt av.-ard. <\ June 2 I black tic chant) event at the Four Seasons Hotel -.111 salute Coa1tGll C. Mom a. The pa.rt) 1s planned b) the YMC .\ Foundatton of OC Ras Leadaerby, Sk~t Mau- Held, Te4 Falkr ud Rldl Sen• arc on the voluntecrdinncrcomm1ttec A hosted rcccptton 1s ~t for 6 30 p.m wtth dtn.ntt. a mini roast of the honoree and danc1ni to Barry Cole's music foUowtng. Tickets are SI 50 each and coordinator ~ tk- IMem and A.ssoctates ma) be reached at 6SO. 7834 for funhcr dct.aals The M.soctates of OC Trauma Society wtll plhcr at the ncv. hotel PAGE SCH BRING THIS AO AGE 2 THAU GRADE 6 ., • SUMMER CAMP 11th YEAR SUMMER & FALL ENROlLME~T • lnO • c:lua A~eri!ior ~ROL ... J-'ENT • Sr> C as~!> NOW IN PROGRE35 • No Cl'lltO ~ e •eJ REASONABLE RATES • Hot LUf\Cl'lf"' • ~ e!O Trips & SAVE 25'11 ENROLLMENT FEE 0 5*' • p, vale Sw--n Poot SUMMER FUN IN THE SUN I 30 AM TO I 30 PM. • Cratts • Soot!s • Computef LdD '51 Vtc1en. St COSTA MlSA .,,, •'....,...., ISIOW AltMfld OttAMGl ... \e 0...-.. ... .,._ 12111 ... ,. 4;AIOU11;10Vl •"1f/llWW""- '--"-'~ '14 2--0301 t7~Z07S t11 SSH ....... , ................. , 1•• . . . .. ~ ....... UA ..._ llC>-4022 .,..,.. ............. OIWill 12MO'IO .-a,.. UAI--~ COITA_. Hw!nl ....... Ul-3301 a TOtO ~ SoHltDDC• SI~ .... Eo.iroa U!Wlnl!'f .,....,, We don't care Jf you paint your her bl.-, r1p the ~-off you-ehlrt or pt a roe ycx.r ear. --·~u.u I.IA Cl!ltfllO eno~e ClllK• , .. .-.-.. .-ff; ...... 09 c .\, '" t-o-T••• Due.,,..,...,~~ ... ----<> m ~ do...,.,,. frlor'wn ~ -°""'_....,..._ ..... ---~·_.....,........_,,., .... ..., -·------,. --.... -----.-... _.,_._,.,.._ ... -........----.... __ ............ -..... __ , __ _,... .... ------09' __ ......, ..... _,,_.,......,... __ -----.... ---·-·-.,.,,., ...... I •• .._ _....., ___ _.... ____ ........... __ .....,...,. ...,.._ .. , ...... .................. '"'-"' .. --Amedcan Heart. AllOdalott 0rW'OI C09lt DAILY PU...OT/Sunday. ,, a golden love story 50 years old aovernmnt informed me that he was a POW. I beard Ver) lit t.lc cl.St and only a '"!t postcards from Frank puacd the fmt0n " -still I aJways bd1eved that Frank was aJi•e I wrote to h.im ~~day and I tent pack..,. of CllJ.ft1leS and a pau of shon every· month. (Frank Frank and Betty 1938 ...._.., ........... '.\ cdnes<U' tor an 11 30 a m lunch- eon !The soc1et\ as a non-profit orpn1.zat1on dcd1ca1cd to the preven- tion of traumatic IDJunc-s and death l . rcut\led few of the lenen and none of the P9Cka&n ) F0r the lour ycan.., whale Frank was belna moved from pnsoa to pruon an Japan, Chua.a and Korea. Betty ioo her SOM and wettt te b~ with bcr mother" to Atlant.a.. Ga.. 9eny'1 father. a colonel with t.bc Anny. was away Frank and Betty 1986 too, to she and bet motber ··srew 'VM:tery' prdcns (Betty as an a vld prdeoc:r) and waiicid out lhe war totetber ... ~mi Lov.c.il.lo)'&L .. After the war. wbcn we finally came home. a lo1 of the ~nen found that their wives bad Dear Johocd' (left> lhan," Frank wd. .. My wife. who is loyal, wile and c.apabk, kept the home fil't'S bri&btly bum.in&. . .I don't want tO 1ttm mus.hr. but do you woodtr that 1 think Betty IO 1l'Ooderful"> Then is 00 way t0 describe htr ... " Curuna an annivenat) ca.kc (with the sword used tO cut their wcddina da\ cake), danCl.llJ tO ''Tic A Yellow Ribbon.·· -Aile} Cat" and .. Hawanan Wedd.in& Sona" Chu.la-ed by Gwa Grostl and pil) charunt with f'amil) and fnends. 1t -.as obvious that - after SO ycan -Frank and 8eu) • Tbann arc sttll "liVln& bappll) ever after·· Float .\ssoc11uon 1411 hold an uh1b1t b) fine an potographen .. to 9 p m \fonda' an the hotel ballroom Dona- uons ot SIS per pcrwn .,.,11 be ~ucsted dunng the hosted rC(;cpt1on 1-.1th hors d'ocuvn-s) and photo- vaphs 14111 be a\atlablc tor purchase . Among the 50t.b wedd1na ao- n1 versary party aucsts fin aJphabeucal order) WCTC Ga. Ii.rt ..... 'nteta Arm.lltu.4, Mm Jad ... Bmv PORTER A~SIVERSARY · Huntanton Beach H1stoncal Soclct' v.i.U cel- ebrate noon to 4 pm June 15 With a I 0th anni' e~ pan) at ~ewland House Beach and Adams Following a flag ra1sm1 ccrcmon). guests will be able to tour The house and Will be 1n"1ted to the Barn for refreshments UCIOYF PARTY· <\ pan) l o Tra"tlla's summer collccuon will be presented b) Estelle .\llardale of lockofTthc Oct 18 405.big band bash Corona dcl Mar Wcdnesda:y at the annual spnng fashion luncheon o~ Las for South Coast S)mphon) ..,.1 11 be Manneral Au.uh&r) f"am1l) Service Assocuuon The 11 ·30 a.m. event will be held s 10 .. p m Thursda~ at Copa de staged at the &!boa Bay Club <...iuests ma) ~ome 1n pcnod cos- tumes as the) tour and hsten to tunes from the tum of the ccntuT) pro\ 1ded b' Ensemble Amcnca.na T1dtets arc Si adults and cbil~n 50 cents Oro Restaurant, 6!3 .\nton, Costa -clothc'S perfect for that lnp to Penh will be modeled Wednesda} at ~1csa &!boa Yacht Club's Ladies 11 4Sa.m. luncbcon. Fa.shiomwi.11 be by Off shore uE~~Gs c I i I ti v.hlcb is prov"ld.ulg the officul wardrobe for lbc ~ CttW to their quest for the ~ c.au-. : a 1 omia .\nsc sv.i <\mcnca sCup. and Lo1s-PauJSbon10 1 ·-·na will fu.m1sbm_lesbein• ..,om b\. host the Thursda~ m~ung of OC " ._... -Chapter E'(ecuu'c ~omen Inter-mcmben Bene South Will be fasJuon commentator. *RT:' tn tnc Mamon 5u~n 5pan- tus Galic!" and lrvtnc Rose Pdaradc national Follo-.1ng cockt.aals in the prns bcn -.111 bt a buffet dinner at 6 .is pm ·------------CLIP AND SA I I -----------, NEW BUSINESSMEN Contact the DAILY PILOT for I nformation regarding the county requirements for using a Fictitious Business Name. 642-4321 EXT 332 Daily Pilat F or vour dad on h1 ... ..:la\ the mc:.p1red ~lecnon ... ot Sourh Coast Pla:a. Y ou know there's no great mvsrerv to the art of gl\1n~. Ir's s1mplv the desire co dehghr, liberalh mixed with thoughrfulnes.c:., a little um~. a lot t"l k~·e. And a pla'"e chac·~ pure msp1ranon . M all Hours-~kd.n ... 10 4: arurday 10-o: <;undav 11 -o. \ rtlec Park mg-Bear ~rrcet cntrnn1.c ar l ~ tighm • Bnc;.coJ Street emmnet· at P1ret's •North park1 ~t -..rructure at Sunflow"r ~n 01rg• F ... v i' ~ \ Rr t < 0~1aM0<1,C'A ~~ ~" ..1 .~ NEW!! t\.110 \.~ ~\l\\ ~jjjiiillllll FREE shuttle servKe between Orange County and Los Ange'-s lntemotionol (LAX) when CorMledVtg to TWA Domestic ond lntemationoJ destinations and to many United destinations. Abo avoi&ob'9 to most Eastern Alrllnea ond World Airway• to domestic des'ti- nations. Catch the wide body non--s'toJ» eost, ~1oy l movie$ and great meals, and eom Frequent Flter potnts. : Coll Your Travel A11ent or Coll~ •• : Golden State Airlines I : 1-800-654-7755 I I I I l I •• I I I I I I L------------CLIP AND SAVl -----------.J SOUfH COAST PLAZA I ] Ai Ill) Tt ktt ho be SCI at< kt< .\I Ar of IN Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, June et, 1988 There is an enormous amount of cruelty, JOve in the world DEAR ANN LANDERS I (lo mark.ettng rcse.trch for a nauonal corporallon and am respons1bk for kccpana my finger o n the pulst ol the Americ.an consumer. I am becomma· incrcasana.ly con· ccmcd about the behavior 01' the w- called ···~· person &o 1bc mad.,. '80s. It is m y op1oaon that people are becom1n1 mQ('e self<cntered, self- scrvana. esoustJcal. arropnt, bull- headed, anscns1uve. uncaring, viol- ent. mean-spanted, pess1m1sttc. back- stabbing and rude are more inclined to he. cheat, steal. pass the buck and ~h1rk respons1b1hty and are unWllling to go out of their wa> to help their fellov. man. Nothing seems to matter the~ da}s but the almighty dollar. l sec very little cons1derauon for others. tn1e lnendsh1ps. unc:ond111onal love goodWlll. generosity, kindne~. em- pathy and simple decency · Are m) observat1ons on target or am I becomm,g C} nacal tn mr;:d ac'> l would ~c J.Q kilo_°"" w our readers thank about this. How a ut takmg a SUfVC), Ann" It would br Hr) enlighun1ng -D IS- ENCHANTED IN ROSE MONT Il L. DEAR ROSE: I a.ave barely re- covered from tile 1u Hney a.od am aot about to get Involved ln uytJUa1 Uke tlaat a1aln, 10 I hope you wlll setUe for wt.at I t...U. Because tbere are more people today, one 11 booAd to find more of everytlllD&, Botll 1ood and bad. Wbal yoa lff often depud1 oe wllere you are 1&a.Dclla1, IUle tile two men wbo arpecl aboa& wbetlaer the aumber on tbe &.able wa1 a I or a t . Ha.mus bve been fudamen&ally tile same from ~t beaiuilll of time. Since World War U, i'owever, famll· les move more freqaentJy and people doa't bow tlaelr aelahbon 11 tbey uaecl to. We are lest laeUDecl to tnst 1tran1en, ud wtdl 1ood reaaoa. Tb lACruae ill drag abue b1 prodacecl more crime. T1ae bve--aou see Uae luvy Uems advert1aed oo TV a.od 1et an eyefal of tbe 11festylea of tbe rick. It's hmu to want part of the action. Au luDERS Women la Uae workplace bve .Urpenecl Uae com~tltive ect1e for job• tbat once were coa1Jdered for mea onJy. Males who loae out are lncllnecl to re1ard working womet1 lD a harsh a.od anlriudly U1kt. What we 1ee ln otbera tends lo be a reflectloa of wbere we are comln1 from. While there 11 a areal deal of cnelly aod meauess ID Ute world, tbere also Is a.o eaormou1 amouot of love, compa11loo ud 1enero•lty. I Dever cea~ to man~I at bow thoaalltfal ~ tlad people cu be. I aee cbJ1 aot~ly amoa1 my friend• and collealfS", bat ln my mall every day. • • • DEAR ANN l ANDERS: My lather died Jftcr a Iona illness The lAlli~ hours and funeraJ ~"ices were tn a suburb about an hour's drive from our home Whtie everyone in the family was at the funeral home, our residence was broken into The theft and vandalism made me sick The 1n1ruders took ('\t'r"-lhine nf \lah1t" :ind hroke much BRAND NAME AND DESIGN~R FASHIONS 20°/o-60°/o OFF EVERYDAYI $ $ $ • of the furniture for no rc~llOO what- ever Little did I know the~ are pro- fessional thu~ves who schedule their hns after rcad1n& the death nouc~ m the newspaper. The next 11me fnends or neighbors u'>k that hollow quesuon, "Is there anythmg we can do~· tell them, .. Yes, you can come over and stay in our house while we are attendLOJ the funeraJ services " -JN SHOCK IN BOSTON DEAR BOSTON· Escelleat Idea 1114 well wortla payla, attastloa to. Bat yoar experiea~ • oot tmique. Tile pr•ctlce ta widespread. Tllu.k1 for a reminder. : HOROSCOPE I..~-- DEAR MR. GOREN: Q.-Thf're'• aomethlnt I don't undt'rstand about the matbemat· In of bridge. Suppoae that you hold the following card combination: .... DUMMY • Q 63 YOU •AK lO 4 You nt>t'd four trlcu rrom the Hult. The odds favor a f-2 break, Ho It would seem that. after cub lnH tht-king and queen, you i;hould finesse tht-10 on the third round. However, the "Official Encyclopt"dla of Bridge" 8&)'• that Ir both opponents follow, ) ou should play t he a ce nn:t. Why is that?-!"i.P., Wt-st Hart· ford, Conn. A .-\011 .trt• lorrt·tt 1r1 ~our asSt.•r 11un lhat. u priori, t hl' odd'! favor a ·I ~ split llowevt•r. the En<:yclope- CHARLES -GOREN d1a 1.., c·orn•et wht>n. it '!RY'> that, unit' both oppon1·nts havt' follow€'d to I IH' ..,f'c onc1 round of tht> '>Uil, It I'> corrPl'I to play for t ht' drop rathn t h tHI t 111' f I rll'SSt' I lw r1•,t,11n tlu•rPfor 1s that Wlll'n \ou ll'ac1 tllt' third round I rum durnm \. you havl' already l'hmanatt•d a numtwr of holding~ from tho'>•' on~mally po:;s1ble. In .t<ld1t111n when your rtf.thl hand op pon1•nt follow., to the third round of t IH -.111 l your lt'ft hand op po· nt·nt now has unc• rnon• unknown <ant t ha11 dof'<> hi" partner; there for 1• h1 l1a.., a ~n·ater rhance to 11.ivt· 1 lw rn1s.._.11~ < ard in the $Utt And a 'J l wht as more ltk.-ly than f1ndm~ your lt'ft hand opponent s1wc 1fically with a doubleton. All in all then· 1s not that much dtffl'ren11• b<'tWt.'t'n the two hne ... Tlw drop 1s about a 2 percent twt· tn play than tht• fine-.se Q.-My partnt-r wante to use the Gt-rber Convention ln all clrcom- stanct-8 aa our act--uldng con vt-ntlon. Is that wise?-A. R., Ft. Worth, Texu · A.-Fur those rl'adc•rs who do not know tht• t·om l'ntwn, Gerber U'IM _four club-. tu :bk for acl''> instead of four no trump Most experts use it only ;L.;, .1 Jump bid over one no trump nr two no trump That al lows th1•m to ket'p four no trump as a natural bid In\ ltlng partner to bid "lam 1f he is at the top of h1-. ran!(€' for has no trump bid, or to pa.s.., 1f h(• h minimum WP sr ron~I} '>UAAe'!t that you t·onftnP yn11r use• of Gerber to thest• <'US<'" In too ma11y auctions you nrt>d four d11b'I as a natural bid to hrlp dt.''i< nix> your hand And then t hNI' an• I lw caM''I where> I he bid 1s mon• 1J<wf11J as Stay man, for exam r1l1• 111 th• au ct 111n South We8t North Ea8t 2 + PaH 2 Pua :J ~T Pa8!1 4 + If \ort h has an unbalanced hand w11 It .1 m.11or -.111t pt>rhaps with ~1.u11 111t1·n ... 1 h1 n1•t•n., lo be able to f111d 11111 11 1 l11·n· 1 ... a ·~·4 fit tieforc• lw K•'I" 11111 ht~h S.-nd •ny QUf'8llOn8 ro r thla COIDmn to ('harlP11 H. Go"'n •nd OmarSbartr, In <'arp of lhl11 n"""P•~r. f harlf'11 Gorf'n and Omar Sbartr pPrimnally. or t hf'lr starr1, cannot undf'rlakf' Io anawf'r a.II quHtlona aubmlt~d. Object on ocean floor puzzles marine sclentlsts ' o,ange Cout OAJL Y PILOT /Sunday, Jun. 8, 18 88 -! INTERM ISSION I.._ =--- Comedy, mystery spice new theater openings c omedy tand my~tc,.Y •re brcw1na th•~ week as one of each and a comb1nat1on ofboth h&ht up the local marquees. Quahfyina an both dcp:inmenu 1s the venerable "Ar1tatc ud Old Lace." bowtnJ in Wedneday at the: Toi TITUS Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. The ( osta Mesa C1v1c Playhouse r11scs 1he curtain on the new comedy "Alo.. T4>1e&kr" Thursday, the: \lime evenina t~at the LP Repenory Company rcpnses the ghost story "1'e Ulllavhed" at Fullerton's Muckenthaler Center ··Arsenic," an old fa vonte long absent from the Orange Coast, is ucketed for a two-month engagement at the Harlequin, 3503 S Harbor Blvd .. Santa Ana. Performances will b<' given nightly except Mondays at .. arymg cunatn times tt,lrough Aug. 24 with ucket informatton dispensed at 979-5511. back into the nest. Others m the cast arc Craia Hamil, Thomas Lopn, Robert Densmore and Deborah Babos Pau Tambclhni d1recu the com. edy, which plays Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:30 untll July S wnh a 2 pm matinee June 22 11 the Civic Playhouse, 611 H•rn1lton St • Costa Mesa. Reservations 650.5269 .. Alone T ogethcr." recently 1n- 1roduccd at the Harlequin. amves at 1he Costa Mesa playhouse this week with Robert Engman and Myrna \hies plar.1ng the parents of three grown ch1lctn"n who keep bouncing Inauaurat1na the Theater on the Green summer sea50n at Fullenon's ~uclu:nthaler Center as "The Unin- vited," directed by Sarah Coleman. wh1cb features Tim Thom, Dcborab- Letah Schmidt, Tiffanie Snuth, Glenn Smith, Louise Tonti, K.artn Jackman, William Durian, Don Bar- rett. Karen Lewis and Elame Barnard 11111 PUI 952-4993 UM& 11111497-1711 D<l8Y ST0£0 UA lll)VIS I EDWAIDS SO. COAST LACUU MITA 1111 751-4114 EDWMDS TOWN COCTD Ila.I 634-2553 ..aTA IDI 97~141 -t.A mlll S23·1'1l EDWMOS CIOIA cumJ PAc.le ;ATEllAY 911 TIU Sll-9500 .._ N'I IJMMO EDWMOS n T~ D>WMDS VU TWI ...... 639-8770 911'111 *54-1111 "1111111 191-0567 STAlllt Da·IC EDWMOS IJIVER$fTY EDWMDS VUAGE COfTD MU 529.5339 -t.A lllU (213) 691·0633 WUl .. 'fD 191-3693 MAii' 1mA Pl.Al.A AMC FAStD SQUAU PACEIC ti-WAY 39 Da_,. ~ • UA WESTMICSTO TWIC 19S-5333 •4 TRACK ULTRA ITEREO S "'Ka ... llD ...... SHOWS AT 1 U) llOS Ol ·O~IOl5 1 Oac1rs OUT 01' Af'ltlCA fP'Gt SHOWS AT \l2 'SJ l5S700 010 SHOWS AT ( I) JO JO OAllCr]Jli, l 15 5 40 1 so GU .. HO (N·1llJ (I 10) S.20 1 ·25 "••tty In "Ink (ll'G·IJ) l ZS 6 7·10 CEOTUAY ClnEDOmE f:1 6l• 1SSJ Chtpm1n & Stnlt Ant F wv COeltA <•> ( 1 30) ) 40 s so • 00 6 10·10 / lr1 10 MM No "11ses SHC>tlT ClltCUIT C•I SHOWS AT (1 101 ~ 20 S .25 7140 • t 45 s...-r U.•TY IPG) SHOWS AT (1 20) l Jf) S·40 1 SO • I O·OO ftltQIUST II CPO' SHOWS AT ( 1 00) l IS Sl07'5&.100S TOP G\191 CPO> SHOWS AT (h fSI 2 40 s os 1 :io t o In 70 MM TME~ptT(PO) AT(1U)l5SSS5 '1 SS &. t SO DRIVE -INS :~~~ STADIUm tJ ill 1111.ISfllHt l!tf! S11f!y111 -ltAW DCAL (91) "'u' Co·~Ntur• Deadly ~orce <"> swaET U811JfTY l"Gt "'u 1 I' re tty In ... ,,k ll'0·1l) JO JO DNCS• (ttt Plu• Co·'Hlur• Jalle SDHd t"G 1 l) OOWlll •OUT ... 9&V111tLY .. U.S (It) T"• Color "urple ("<i·fl) s Performances will be 11ven 8 p.m. throu&h June 28 W1th Sunday Tbundaya throuah Sundays until mallncet at 1:30 June IS and 22. June 29 with further 1nfonn•lion •" ... by the Rqjon.a.1 Reper· ava.1lable at 731·2792. tory Thcatcr at lhe Forum Tbeattr, Wrappina up their respective runs 41 ?S Fanmon1 Blvd .• Yorbe Linda next weekend will be "S ... by lde .. , (996-419S) Thul'ldays throu&b Sat· SooAelJD" at the Newport Th1:21cr um.ya at 8 p.m.. undayt at 2 pm. AIU Center and •'TM 1'wartla1 of until June 22 Ba~ BolU&rt w" at the Westminster •"Evita" at the Grand Dinner Commum1y Theater. Theater, I Hotel Way, Mahe1m Both will be on s~ Friday and (772.7710). ru&htly e1c:cpt Mondays Saturd~, "Sondheim• at 8 p.m at at v•ryinacurtain times tbrouJb Sept 2SOI C11ff Dnve, Newport Beach 7 (631-0~88)and "Bolliarcw" at 8 30at •"Sotaa. eactfic" It SebasUan's '7272 Maple t. Westminster West Danner Playhouse, 140 Ave (99S-4113). Pico, San Clemente (492-99SO), Meanwhile. a plethora of contanu-Wednesdays lhrOUlh Saturdays at 8 mg productions offers a vanety of p m., Sundays at I and 7 p m. until staae entertainment throughout Or-Aug. 3. ange County. They tnclude: •"Oklalaoma" at the Curtain C.aJI •"Jltten" on tbe mam stage and Dinner Theater, 690 El Carntno Real, "Tomfoolery" on the Second Stage of Tustin (838-1540). nightly except South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Mondays at varymg curtain ume Center Drive, Costa Mesa through Aug. 17 (9S7-4033). "Jitters" plays Tuesdays throu&h Fndays at 8 p.m., Saturdays CALLBOARD -Coa~thne C.om- at 2:30 and 8 and Sundays at 2.30 and munity CoUqc will hold auditions 7:30 until June 26, while "Tom-Tuesday at 7 p.m. forthe my,tery play foolery" 1s presented Tuesdays "Sherlock Holmes" 1n Room 14 of throuah Fndays at 8:30, Saturdays at the Huntmaton Beach Center, 20661 Sand 9 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 •nd Farnsworth Ave • Hunttnaton 8 p.m. until June 29. I Bcach .... darector Robert Conrad will •"Nol1e1 Off" at the Laguna be casttn& a mtntmum of 14 men and Moulton Playhouse. 606 , Laauna 13 women, and further infonnatJon lS Canyon Road, Laguna Beac h , ... ••••••••••••• (494-0743), Tuesdays through Satur-11 ~~~ ~~~ p.m .• Sunfiays at 2:30 until "No. 5 is ·a JO~ •"Play Oa" at the Huntanaton ~ Fraklta. Beach Playhouse, Ma.in Street 'at lAIC-1\', llollywo.I 0..Up Yorktown Avenue, Huntan&ton Beach (832-140S), Fndays and Satur- days at 8:30 through July 12 with Sunday matmees June 22 and 29 at 2:30. •"What tlae BatJer Saw" at the Gem Theater, 12852 Maan St • Gar- den Grove (636-7213), Wednesdays- through Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sunday performances today and June I 5 at 3 p.m .. June 22 at 7:30. until June 28. •"Same Ttme, Ne•t Year" at the San Clemente Community Theater, 202 Ave. Cabrillo, San Clemente (492-046S). Thursdays through un- days at 8 p.m. unul June 28. •COlli•IM _.._ •*1•111'-I . ~ . . 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The Irvine Community Theater has announced ra.dinas to comelcte the cut of" A Tiiou.und Oowns for Monday, June 23, at 7:30 p.m. u1 the audhonum of Turtle Rock Com- munity Paiic. on Sunnybill ROid off Turtle Rock DnYe, Jrvine .... Art Winslow 11 dtrecona and will be teeklna lhtte men and one woman: t1't roles of Mumay and Nack are dn:cast .... call 8S7-S496 for more 1n- tonnauon ... Drunkard," Mii be ld Ju 23 and 24 at 6 pm. 1in the ~llrlC'• Dranu Lab Theatet .... director Alex Golson will be look.Ina for scv~ mCQ and eeven women !or featucd roles, well as • ll n&in& a.nd <Jano.oa chorus ..• Auditions for the muaic•I "Ca.routel" will be CX>nducted by tbc Bu~ ParkC1v1cThcatcrMondar•• 7 p.m. at the C;<>mmun.ity Recreation ~nter, S 150 Knott Ave.. Buena Park ... .all role1 a.re o~n and mOfe informa1100 i' available at 821-1010 .... T~ouu for Ora.nae Coast ColJep'.s 3 lat annual ummu mu icaJ. "The 1' • 1 IUCI IUll STlllD MWJlll ITM.Ull "CIUl"(I) ll::tl ?:et. ... UI. ...... 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UC r's tSt lu u h. lC ll ' 2) - : r I Video caJDeras installed along U.S. -Mexlco border .Mooday, J t AJ\l (March 21-Apnl 19) L>cfin1te a~1anml'.'nl will be rece1vcJ It will no lonaer be ~ttered forcc'i, d~lay . t>rok~n proml\e\ You'll know when- you stand and what to do about 1t Accent on homr: \('('Uflt\, long-range By lk~ A11~lated Prht Ex-astronaut Irwln hospitalized ti nanciaJ prosp«is · NOGALES, Anz (AP)-The l .., Border Patrol w1thtml ('nl'llj!.h agl'lll\ to cover even the busae-.t stretches ot the Ll.S -Meit1c.an border, 1'> 1n\U1ll1n11 video camera:> lo help keep an eye or\ 1Uegal 1mm1grunt' I ht• lamera' moun.ied atop ruaaed steel lower-.. waif be used to help agent~ ke('p \\.3ll h 0\ er those arta.s where the greatest numher of 11lcg.als have shppe~ acros'I the O.mkr in the past, said Michael Sheeh:y, assistant agent in charge ot the Bonkr f';11rol station here. One of those areas, he said, is "Smuggler'i (1ulch' a gra\\} arel'· filled ravine that snakes across the border at the eastern end of Antennae Hill where one oft he camera towl'rs was erected. Illegal imm1,rants. 1m.ludingdrug smugglers, sneak up a well-worn path in the gulch and d1mb through a hok 1n the l()...foot-h1gh chain-link fenct' st'parat1ng Noggales. Anz and Nogalt'<,, Son., Shceh}' s1ud. No o ne knows for sure how many illegals crtWi the !'>order here. but 3070 were apprehended b) the Border Patrol last month. Shet•h\ said Shec"h\ ..aid he hopes the cameras. "'hKh INlll l'O\er .i 1' •·milt· 'itrl'trh 111 the 1ntl'.'mat1onal bordl·r in Nogale'>, "'ill alt a' a deterrent nnn• 111' orx·r.111ng COL ORA DO SPRINCJS. Colo -Former astronaut Jami'.'!> 8 lrw1n. •' \.Ch:ran ot walks on the moon and an evanaehst who ~arched for Noah's 4\rk "'a" in cnucal but stable condmon Saturday after uffcn"j 1~~:;d1ac arrc.~sl 1~1n was not cooKioJl} but was not m..a. CQ.IDA..Cllhcr.lk dMool.bart ••• 11d ·a1 Penrose Hospital. The card1ologis1 said lrw'n was unrt!>poOSl\.C and ,HjJed that 1l could be several days befort<physlc1ans would be w1llm~ lO makt> \ljlC111t.•11ts about h1., ('hances for recovery after J rida}' 's se11urc TAURUS (Apnl 20 Ma> lO) J>1~ deep fo1 1ntorma11on, d1~·crn mot1\e\, give full play to intellectual cunosaty Mcm~r uf oppo\lte \t"X •~ ~riou~. 1s drawn to you and eould bernme valuaoll· ally GEMINI (Ma} 21'1unc 10) You'll hx•att• what had ht·l·n m1ss1ng, and ~ou'll also receive credit Ion@ oH~rdUl' < ycle high. you'll be at naht plal"~ at crucial moment Family member makes maJOr concesswn Be d1plom.ltll Efforts resume to settle phone strike while celebrating v1Cl01") SYDNEY 0MARR Blll would allow FHA to resume Iendlng w o\SHINGTON -EfTons resumed Saturda} to settle the St"\ en da}·Old ,tnl.e Ill I S~,000 \mencan Telephone & Tele-graph (.'o worker., as both '>Ilk'> md '>l'paratel) with a federal mediator AT&T spokesman Herb Linnt·n dedined tv charactenze the m«>t1ng!i as representing e11her progress or lack of proga·.,., but union spokeswoman Francine Zucker said. "We ""ould S3.)' 11's a hoix· for an earl) re'>olut1on to the conflict I'm sure the ~ompan)'.~oesn't v.ant tu go tntn another business "'eek facing thl'.' problems al'> fanng. she ~1d CANCER(June 21-JQI} 22) l>l'11m· terms. stand tall for pnnciples, ~ho"' that \OU do poS!.eSS ('oumgl' of COO\ IC· lions.Circumstance\ tall· 'uddcn swing in ,our favor lndn1dual who at· tl'mpted to decc1n· will be 1.aught with hand in cookie Jar, LEO (Jul) 23-1\ug. 221 f ocu'> on power. authont}. cre~ll\.lly, ab1hty to "''°\our "'a). Emphasis al\o un rt''>p<in\101l1t'.f, chalkngl', hnanc1aJ reward WASHINGTON -Congrcs<> mo\.Cd lO'Ward rcstonng operating authonty 10 the Federal Housing Adm1nis1ra1ion b} appro' 1ng a S 1 9 b1lhon spending bill that contains mone) for the go\.emmenl lending agenc) The Senate \.Oted 71-8 Fnda) to approH· leg1slat1on that, amon$ other things, would restore the FH -\'!>spending authonty But the ~naie b1ll 1s <;harpl~ at odds "'Ith a Hou st" version :ind has been threatent:d \1,1th a pre~1Jential 'cto The FHA hailed its wade!\ u!>ed mongagc 1n-.uri:1n1:e program Thur'><la) II "'a' the s1,1h ume the FHA. had to halt its lendtng ~lnlt• last C'>etohcr 26,000 belly up to breakfast table L (He relauonsh1p gro ...... \trungl'r ( am er, Capricorn pla)' paramount roles. VIRGO (Aug 23-~pt. 221 \ nu'll rcal'h more people populanl) grows, ,ou'll be nd of unneces\Clr') t'\pt:n-.c and emotional burden. lnd1,1dual, . 8 .\TTl E (REEK. Mich -Mort than 26.000 people hclhed up \atunfa~ tn cat the l'll\ ., pnde -cereal -at a 2.800-foot long table a'> Batik l rt-el. laid dj1m '1g.un "10 the record of the world's longest brealfa!.t table Spnngfit:ld. Ma'>'> had taken the title from Battle (reel on Ma) 18, when 24 1)()(1 l)l'ople ate pancakes at a 2.500-foot-long table. (lnder overcast skies. 25 91.2 people ~t do"'n at the string of picnic tables to cat single-sen1ng b<>\l'\ ol breai.fa.,t l.l'reaf., made b~ hometown companies the Kellogg Co General Food'> Corp and Ralston Punna Co .. s~ud event chairman Todd Angood An add1t1onal !.PS 10"' nfolk were fed b) clothier Ale" Ratti. who for years has sen cd up ham and eggs at the community brca~fast table pre\ 1ousl) and1flerent. could no.,.. "u1nti.-\•,'' lm:c , LIBRA tScpl 2'\.(Kt 22) fknwnt 1)f surpn~ \\111"'1 tn -.our favor - mone~ and )O\C are spothghtt·d 'I nu'll retc1,e la\11rable pubhc1t}. C\Cltl'.'ment of d1scovel") 1s featun·d \ou L:ould tx· .t,h·d lo make personal appearance'> l eo pla"" role SCORPIO (Oct h-Nov 21 l \ ou gain "outhnt· lll luturc · \.ieam }OU sense what 1s to occur. }OU becoml· a.,...arl' ol trend' and ndl'S .,ollo"' through on 1ntu111ve feelings You'll t>e Ol'jhng v.1th < .inrt·r, l <ipncom .\quanus 1ndn 1duals" SAGITTARIUS !Nov 11 Del 21 I I ook tx·vond tht> 1mmediatt:. check travel plans reahze your per;onal hon1om grow l.irge 'r ou no longer will be hm1ted, populant} mcrcasl'S and linanual windfall 1s part of excll1ng Hell>GtllllJI .... Blood rectpten ts.soug ht scenario. ---- --------NOWPlA~NG -------- *PIA Wann Bl'M Plau ~5338 •OOfT'a llt!SA £dwardt HerDol "T\.¥1n 531.M()I ICTOllO !OWardt Soldd .. oac~ 581 5880 * MUlfTlltOTOtl HACH EdWllfllJ Charuf Centre &41-0770 * llllVlll! MISSIOfl VIEJO Eoweros WoodbrldQe Eowerds Vl•Jo l'w1n 551~S 113().8"0 •LAWIMDA Ptcltlc s La MlrMU !MM-~ LAOUllAl&ACH Ed ..,a rot Soutfl Cout ,97 1711 *Oft.UO! CiMOome 534-2.S53 OM.llGt: Stadium on .... 1n ~o ,---;-OA($(~t(01~ l -ro--1 eSAllfTA ANA Eo..,•rd• Brtnol ~7444 •fmii'Oii Eow1rds V1H19• C•nter 8111 -O!Ml7 W!STilllllSTU Paclflc • H~ W1y l8 on .... 111891 34183 TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Ooze 5 Capital of Czechoslova~ •a 11 Fence doors 16 Play thP leacl 20 He was Hawkey,.. '2 i Capital of Saskatchev.il• 22 'Ovflrhead 23 Proo 24 Woman 25 Wrld cats 27 Fore~ bac~ 28 01scnargf' 29 American palrtOI 30 Discover ' 3 1 She sailed w II Santa Maria 33 Two-looted anim..il 34 Born 35 Mongu~I 36 Cayenri .. or macE' 38 Brahm,ir1 hu I 4 1 BandlP.ndf'• Brown .i.: "1urnh e 44 Doctrire 45 Comrir-1 47 JePr 49 Ftow•·r notd"r 50 Wati:>rlalls 54 MOlhf'r c; br It er 55 So er and tioc ~ Py 7 Ni:>ed eh n 58 Evenrnc; ~ 1rt, 5Q Artd Ott• r<; 60 DPS»r v•'~ t.i 1 St> I Sf.A 1 b3 T tire~ ir t! 64 W1ttlt>r Pd IJ5 Wt',rr l;l.(i, 116 BrJrt>n r f,-Lrilly str11r.I••" t.tl Rout • c .. 0 Malt' I,,. • ~3 Therefore 75 Cape 76 Ewes mates 79 5 ay furtner 80 Valley · ~ ll 1 Father 134 Lorgest continent 65 Remains Si War, 91 Beuov1ns 93 B1ackt1oa10 45 Doubl"' cur",:.c; l)Q Comma• ~ nowte•jge 101 Co-.er 102 Store e"en!s 103 £.~onerates 104 Indigo 105 Relatives b' rn~rrrage 108 E1ectnca1 unrt 1 O<l Mallress CO••·r 110 Nips 111 Fantasize 113 lnherpnl '>kill 114 Make barr 115 CollegP ollrc ral'> 116 Chem re .'lily rnact "" 11-Former pri:>s1den• 11'4 Se I 12 • Elo'am1ria1 • 12 l=leQUlli'~ 1 4 O~Pfi'i s • Hal Comm.mo 1 J 1 Basebol R11tt 5 Arouo;e 1 7 Jocki:>y s lootrPst 1 •10 English or llPQ•' 1111 Mr Stanlf'v GardnPr 1.1~ Fnterta1n 143 Futile 144 S1crlian voica~,,, 145 Act 146 Vetoc1ty 14 7 Desired 148 Sailboat part DOWN l Parlor ... 2 Make happy 3 He rodi:> Whirlaway to victory 2 wds ·1 Horrors H di>bt 5 Abundant 6 Say dlOud 7 Aepresen1a1111Ps 8 Trrm with golt1 9 One It 10 DHVOUI I 1 Precrou~ gen1 12 Aid 13 H1tchcoc11 movie 14 N1gh1 ,itwtor~ 15 Salt Rr 1 Ci Mnslerr rny-;t1c, i' Alltrm»d won 11 rn 19~8 ? wds . 18 Concur 1'1 Marsh grasses ?6 Back bones 32 Frosts tcakf'} 3'.'\ Don"~Y 35 Manufactured ;J6 Began 37 BothPrc;omf. ones 3c1 Newt .10 LMgf' snAkPS •13 Pos1t1on 46 C.1p1tal ot Eg~pt 47 Memher~h•P fef"S 48 Ge n 49 V 1r.:11um 50 Ad<Jm '>"'>on· 5 t Qu;irri>l••d 5? W1qwa111 53 ProphPI ~ 55 Indian wP.rght S6 P;ird illhletP 57 Actor Hackman 60 Plati:>aus 61 Girl s n.1me SU ANS\lfHS rN CLASSIFIED 62 Put on the payroll 67 User tee 69 Epochs 71 Fixed charges 72 Harem room 74 Window material 77 Fail to hit 78 Moslem greeting 8 1 Actor Janssen 82 Combat area 83 Combination wager 2 wds 85 Stair 86 Chooses 88 Woman s name 89 He rode Secretanat' to victory 2 wds 90 Attempted 92 Knife part . 94 Charity 96 Search tor 97 Used a chair 98 Bitter vetct' 100 OtherwrsP 103 Beets km 106 Fury 107 Samoan currency 109 Shows contempt 1 10 Greek letter i 12 Mule s cousin I 13 Leg 1oinl 114 Leaked t 16 Certainty 117 Root vegetabl~ 11a Awaken 119 Receded 120 Bright rettectron 122 Woman s hat 126 Solitary 127 Of punishment 1 ?9 Future plant 131 Ploy 132 Fine silk 133 Sneak a look 135 Dance step 136 Mischievous one 138 Pull behind 139 Greenland Eskimo ~, > CAPRICORN (Del 22-Jan I 11) I 1>l u\ on nghl'i and perm1ss1ons, restricllons, ability lo make rulc'i, rcgulallon\ wor~ for )OU Read between WASHINGTON (AP) -The Imes. be thorough, checl. source material \our~ dut: tn win legal bank Ame n can Red C ros~ said Frida) 11 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-f-eb 18)· Pl'r'>1H1al "dctcc11ve work" could achieve wtll begin combing records this goal. Mean-; c\am1ne clues. put punk p1c(l''> fogt>thn and you will amve a\ summer to find people "'ho ma} ha' e "complete storv." Romantic ha1son "part ot unu'>ual '>Ct>nano Libra figures rece1Ved blood tran!>fus1on\ cal"f)ing prominent!} the Al OS virus an the \cars before a PISCES (Feb I 9-\1a,ch 201: Somennt· hc:htnd scl'nes' ,hcer-. for ~ou screening test for th.t> 'iru'> "'as and wants to present gift Be grac11iu,, m•un1am poi~. aplomb. Means don't developed. Dr Joseph ff Malle~ a kick toe 1n sand' You 'II be dealing with 1 :rnru\ l 11lra S<:orp10 1ndl\ 1duals Be medical associate with the Red C ross. confident said the effon is e"<pected lo reach lF J UNE t IS YOUR BlRTHDA Y \ou'll traH·I more this year. )Ou'll be about I 000 to 2.0CX> peQple "'ho more popular )-ou'll alw be free of rt·,tm·uun "'htlh marred pre' 1ou!> )'eaf\. received blood from people "ho You'll find outlet for eApre!>\1on, \our an1">t1c l'apab1ht1es "'ill gain added donated before there wa<; a screening recogn111on You arc a natural human1tanan. )OU tight "'hen cause is nght, te~ -but who since ha\l' been found and this applies espec1all}' to elc\C1tlon nt tbl' underdog 'r ou ha\.e unusual to Carr) the A I OS \I fU'> _ mark on-head~ .r..ce..>..nc, . -lAbrct pl<t~4mpertarH-~tt~ :rour ltfe-. 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Additionally, Corona del Mar dJscu~ star Michael Bau~ medaled (third), Orr medaled (third) m the high and Henson and Manna Htgh's Lasa Coleman were n the l,600and high Jump. respectively. By ROGER CARL.SON Of .. Dlllr ...... '""' .._ Most disappotntdl was Carter, who admnted 1t was NORWALK·-It's one of the very few moments when athletes can be sausfied without being No. 1 -the 68th State Track and Field meet here at Cemtos College. has own mtstalce which cost him a championship. ~ He had SCI himself up as the leader with a second put of~7Y., and emphas11ed his nelll three Ines an readymg for one final blast Four Orange Coast area standouts fell mto that category, No 2. Satur- da)' night although all were not necesanly satisfied. iust relegated to that status before a capacity crowd of 12.000 "I thought I was going to get 62, or 61-11," be said. "But something happened on that last attempt, I hesitated an the middle (o( the windup) It didn't come out of m> hand correctly. I've done 1h1~ ~fore, but it's probably the first tame l've done 11 in two months "Just bad technique" Th~ 16-year-old said he'd~ happ)' wnh second place 24 hours earlier, but after commg so close. he was having a hard ltme swallowing 11 Edison shotpullcr Kaleaph Caner. Estancia pole vaulter Doug Miller. He was well aware th~ as a sophomore he had a chance to crack an accomplishment set 65 years ago In the 1919-2 1 era an Oxnard High shotputter, Clarence Houser, came through as a sophomore (on the way to three shot put champ1onsh1ps) with a winmng toss of Carter • Ocean View tnple Jumper Debbie Orr and Newpon Harbor's Maggie Henson 1n the 800 were 1n that category . Joyner breaks from slump, 8~2 Ange l rook ie hits double. HR to lead .rout of Clevela nd CLEVELAND(AP)-Rookie tar Wally Joyner gives credit to the Angel vetemns ror tfelptng mm-endure m first maJOr league slump "Nobod)' likes to~ an a slump. but the guys have heen great to me " Jo} ner said after snapping a personal (}..(or-17 skid with a double and has 18th homer in the .\ngels' 8-2 rout of the Cleveland Indian~ Saturday "Reggie Jackson wac, saying to me 'You're all nght, >ou're all nght, JUSl have good at-bats.' "Last night; George Hcndnck was saying to me. 'You're a threat, )Ou're going to '>tan hilling again,'" Jo.,.ner said Jo;.ner\ a\eragc had 'lipped from 308 to .:!84 The h11s 1n his third and founh at·bati. against Cleveland left his m rk at .290. The left-hander's 18 home runs lopped the maJor leagues. and he has 44 RBI ··1 finally got a couple ofhat'i back- to-back and tl looli.s like m} sw-1ng 1s back." Joyner said. Jackson's two-run double keyed a five-run third mnang that sparked Mtke Will to his sixth victory tn 10 decmons. _Today'• game Angels (Slaton 4-41 a t Cleveland (Heaton ~-'iJ Time 10 35 · TV: Channel 5 Radio· KM P( (710) Monday's game .\ngels at Ch1- ~<0 £:_ m_ --- keeps.handhn$ the good with the bad and the bad with the good, he's.going to be all right." Jackson said. The nght-hander Witt surrendered eight h11s, walked two and struck out five before he was relieved w1th none out in the ninth by Doug Corbett. Andre Thornton and Mel Hall hit fourth inning solo home~ off Witt . The .\ngels took a 1-0 lead in the second 1nnme against Tom Candiot- 11. 3-6. Hendnck singled stole second and 5C.Ored on Dick Schofield's doubte.i!/ . Bob Boone opened the Angels lhtrd wtth a single. and one out later. Gal) Pettis walked Jackson lined his two- run double. and Doug DeCin~s. who had lh!,CC hns. followed with a run· c;conng double 10 ch~ ( and1ot11 Hendnck singled 'DeC inces. to third. and De('inces scored and Hendnck moved to second as left fielder Ous Nixon made a throwmg error on the pla> Hendnck w-enl to tJnrd when Joyner grounded out and scored on Yett's wild pitch ' 4~11. l .. .. 1 thought I was psyched. mentally prepared and ready for my ~t shot," he said. His best ts 61 ·I I. which would have ~en more than enough lo wm 1L Miller had the added satisfaction of rcahsttcall~ cleanng 15-8 missing only becau~ his chest grazed the bar as he came down "'(really feel iood about that bccausc-1 lmow now that I can go higher w11h the new pole." he said. He went wt th his new Nordic pole at the l 5-8 plateau after missing Just once at 15-4 The I 5-m1nute delay in the mtddle of the compcti-u~n fot Opening Ccremorues djd not bother Miller, u at did most of the pole vaulteru.nd JUStabout an of the prts high JUmper$ Nor was he pan1cularly surpnsed with his medal tintSh . "I had 1 fttlin&." he said. alluding to bis on&0in1 improvement ofh best of 13-9 wt summer. Ba.in, a Junior who bas emer&ed from a l 2S-foot background u a sophomore, didn't equal bjs best of 179-1. but his third plaoeefTon of I 70-6establi&hcs htmu a favonte when e senior. OJ>trauna almost exclusively with technique wathout benefit of weight training, the 6-2, 175-poundcr"s ~cond effort of 17().4 was good enough for third place:, I\ It hough he did not come close «> b.is best Wltb most efforts off to the left. be was c()nsJstent.. rcehna off marks of 169_., 17().4 169-5, 161 -10, 165-3 and I 70-6. Also fimns the category of sorely disappointed was Orr. but lake Caner. 11 was more the mark than tbe finish. . She went JUSt 5-6 1n the high Jump ana 3S-91h in the tnple, far off her be1t of 5-10 and 39-6 "Al S-6 I was on a roll," she said ··But at 5-8 1t was crazy" (Pleue eee TllACJt/C2) Houston topples Dodgers Bases-loaded hit by Ga mer leads ---Hous ton t o 7 -5 win LOS A~GELES (APJ -Despite ltis JOODaitlng avcng.c, Phu Ga.mer hadn't dnven tn a run for the Houston .t\stros m 31h weeks. He ended that drought Saturday wilt\ • two-run double that lceyed a 7-S victory over the Los Anseles Dodgers. "It's not.,hke r haven't been b1tt1na the ball I've been h1tUDf it pretty good." Garner wd. "It s awfully good to face that situauon, espeCtally Today'• game Houston <Scott S-4 ) at Dodaen (Valenzuela 8-3) Time. 1 05 pm TV "'1one Rad10. KABC P<KI>. Monday's game Cmcmnau at Dod(l.Crs, 7 35 p m. when }OU haven'tdn"en 10 a run fora couple of weeks." Jackson said everyone was aslong Joyner when he would htl his next home run. "My JOb as a 19-ycar veteran as 10 Jet him know that 1f he Thbmton's ninth homer and Hall'"· -;eventh cut the .\ngel lead to 6-2 in the founh. The Angel•' George Hendrick (left) pleb hlmeelf up after colliding with Cleveland eecond baeeman Tony Bemaurd. Hen- drick etole the baee ln eecond ~ninC· Gamer, the onlt 300 hitter on a team w1lh a cumulauve .239 av~. had his second hn of the game with the bases loaded and one out in the' eighth inning agatnst reliever Ken Howell The Astros tratlcd 5-4 when he drove tn the two runs. Garvey vs. Sampson: A real lightweight bout "It was a sl 1der down and away on the black. about I I A miles an-hour," said Gamer. who drove the ball off the wall in left-center for h~ 15th and 16th RBI. but first since May Ill ··11 was a big h11 because he had two \tnkes on ham ' Houston M&naJer Hal Lamer !>atd "He's been hilling the ball all nght but not dnvmg the hall well and dn \mg in the runs." Give Roc ket cen ter th e edge on reach , but Mr. Clean could win ba ttle of words Nobod} came 1n on the noon balloon from Saskatoon and a<1kcd me but •How about a match bout between Ralph Sampson and \tcve Gan;r\" •Whal Garvey said to the umpire 10 get thrown out ofh1s first game in 16 years was "phooe} " •Lyle Alzado has turned down a JObwithNBC asacommentatorbut NBC will conunue 10 do foo1ball • lfyourdaughtercomes home and says she 1sgo1ng to marry a spons agent, 1t could be worse. It could be a TV weatherman. •Ramsrunnmgback Enc . Dickerson has spill w11h agent 1'.en "onon. the former fighter but no one 1sc;urpnsed .. Thefcehngallalong w-as that Dickerson should he man- agin1t Nonon •Give the NC A.\ a Siiting ovauon for making Omaha grovel to ~ecp the College Baseball 'World Sene., Omaha has done a fine 1ob ofho.,ting the event fo r 17) cars •See I told \Ou the Nauonal Basketball .&.ssoc1at1on playoff, would end before Jul~ 4th •Jerry Buss sa>s he 1s not trying 10 \ell the hocke> K1ngi. Ask him Woody n~ils down another Belmont win Da nzig Connection . Mccarron get trainer fifth victory t n row NEW \ORK (.\Pl -Trainer Woody Stephens won a fifth straight Belmont litakes on "aturday with Dan11g Connection on old-timer-;' day at Belmont Park. / "Woody, you are unbelievable. I mean JUSt unbelievable," JOCke) C'hns McCarron told the 72-year-old trainer after nd1ng Danug Connet- 11on to a 11/•-lcngth victory over Johns Treasure on a wet. fOjWY day Kentuck} Derby winner Ferdinand f1n1shed third. another length back and 211. lenglh'i 1n front of Personal Fla& Johnc, Treasure. starting for onl~ the fifth time. wa~ the first horse ever entered in the Belmont hy 7Q.year-0ld trainer Walter Kelle' Ferdinand 1s trained b> 7 l-)ear-old Charlie Wh1ttinaham and was nddcn hy 54-year-old 8111 Shoemaker Rac•nt fin~ who prtft'r ho™"' t.nuned } 70-year-olds could have collected S4QR for a S2 tnple tlct ''What <."M f ~y ., .• Stepht"n\ ... id "Who could ever e-.pcct to run in fi\e 1n a row., I suppo~ 11 <tht' rt"(ord of fivt' 'tra1aht \ 1c1or1t'') v.i11l la,t a long 11me ' ~lt'JlhCn\' Jlre\ Hill\ fk lmont wtn• '. ncrs w-cre C'onqut'ltador Cicio. (a\eat. Swale and lreme Fra1che \lo other trainer has won more than 1hree straight tn the 118-year history of the race .\fter d1smount1ng followrna Danzig Connectton's victory tn 2:29 4/5 for the I' 2 miles on a sloppy track. Mcc arron said 'lomeone shouted to ham that he had given Stephens hie, fifth Belmont Stake'l victory The 31-year-old Jocke) replied. "No. he hasJUSt given me my first."' McCarron's only prcvaou& Bel monl start resulted 1n a fourth-pine(' finish wtth Fast Account last year. This Belmont <itakes was the first 11me McCarron had ner ridden a horSt' trarned by 5tepht'n'l "He'' the arcatr'lt," "8td McC'ar ron, who then raced for a plane to ( altfom1a and mt'l'\C'd the p<nt-rau~ press conference .\ crowd of 43, I J7 tumt'd out desp11e 1hc ma~rahte weather and roared 11s approval when 11 became' appattnt that tht' colt had Jl'rn c;;1ephcns )t't anotht'r '1ctor'} Dan11a' C"on ncctton·, c,econd straight 'ltakc'I victory, 1n onl~ ht., fourth start th1<, )Car, was worth S BS.640 from a pur<.e of$S64,400 to owner llenryk dc:Kwtatko~l..i. Dan.Llg Connecoon ma ~ the Kentucky l>erh) and Pruknc~' hc-cau~ ofa bonr t'h1p tn ht, naht knC<" which he \u0ertt1 l:u~ an h1' 2·\iC:.&f old c-.mpaign Buo TUCKER SPORTS COLUMNIST again ti a senous bu}er comes :llong •There 1sone thing an athlete can do worse than sha ve points He can shave his head •Whitey Herzog may not adm1t 1t. hut every da> he manages the St. Lou as C'ardmals. Whitey Hcrrog ~ comes less of a genius •A genius 1n ha..eball 1\a gu' ~ho Ii.nows as much about hascball J'> HerLOg think\ he lnov. ~ • Reunng l ~< bac,cball rnach Rod Dedeauit cannot remembc:r name' and call'>e' el) on\' "l 1ger" It ~a' a kick hc;tening 10 him tall.: 11) lkar 81"\.ant •The mo\t prni1llabk 1h1np.ahou1 that indoor football game v. 1th nt·t, around the field 1'> that the\ w 111 thrnw a net 0" l'r the gu\ who in' ~nll'd 11 •If )OU need an namplc ol an up~t tf'} the l ~Fl gctt ing a S: h1lhon 1ud1tmen1aga1n'it lhl' 'if l •When they talli. alxlul drugi. around a race tracl the'.¥ arc 1allmg about winning h.,. a nose • t I">( a<;w.tanl athlct1l d1rcl 1or Al'Loa ........ Cbrla &YeJt Lloyd b.lta a back hand a bot ~D route to the French Open ~tie. She defeated Martina Nanatilova. .l1m l-jefner, 1he world'c, thannesl man had an expenenct' tn d holl'l la\t ~eek The maid made the bed with him st1ll 1n al • l \.\Toda~ ran a picture ol Reggie Jackson and Hov.ard C O'it'll .\II the) needed wa<> C1eorgc \tein- brenner Jnd Jad 1'.ent \ookt: tor J foursome forbnd1tt' •Bad luck" gcttini hl:h1nd romm\ la<;urda 1n a Int' ill bl Bur!lcr .I •.\II night v. re 1c hcd C\l l''' Jt:pt Lari"\. Kin1t •It rt.•Jlh I'> hard tn ldl J u"t hov. phon' "How•mi C n\t'll Hl knod.c:-d "port' wr1k'r\ \Car altenear. "o>A ht:'., In 111g 1n 'a1n 111 tX' lhl'tr peer Gamer "'as glad to 'itt the Astros linalh break out of their team slump after Sconng onl~ th~ runs against the Dodger<i 1n the prevtous two game<, It 1'i the pitching that has kept the Astro<. 1n first place 1n the West Dt" 1s1on with a league-leadrng 3. 12 earned run a\ierage. Our pitching«, done such a good rnh. hut 11·~ 11me our offense picked them up." he ..aid 'You cant ex.peel 1hem to pitch c;hutouts even time llUI Tht• \mm had led 4-.:! befqre Ltn M,11uc.1eli. ·,three-run pinch homer 1n lhl' <,('\en th inn mg off C'harhe Kerfeld t1.:ni: lht• l>rxlgt'r\ a 5-4 lead Evert Lloyd molds another win on clay Lendl. Pernfors to battle for men 's French Open title P.\RI\ I \l'I I hr' l \l'f1l111\d pla~ing nearh tl.1,\h "" an lht• linJI two St.'t<. lilmt• Ir 1m ~hind tn <kil'at longtime mal \1anin11 ~.1,rnt1h)\,1 2-6. ti-' fl-' and tapturt•d lht• f n•n, h Open >Aonwn ' 11tll' tnr .1 n•uird St'Venth tlml· l\aturJ:n "On a St:ak 11f I to Ill. I pl.l\nl about an X." ,,11d "'·l' ra11hl\ a "h11 lost the v.omen\ linal lo Uu~d ,,n thl' rt'd cla\ \;1,urt .11 R11land c 1.1rroo,; 'tad1uni lnr the "IC."t0nd straight H'ar 'She plaH·d 11 I 0 thr la'il tv.o ~'' · The' it ton hltt'd Lio d pa .. 1 R111rn Borgol \v...t'd<.'n and f·ranu~·\ Su1annr ~np.lrn s \llH of thr I QW , both of horn won thC' I renth 111lt. \1\ time' ''It\ .c:-rtatnh oni: nf m' la" on tr tournament,."" the 'I ·)C'llf olt1 lrnm Bo<-a Raton fla told thr lrov.d after >A'1lktnf. oil the cciun as "hamp1on onC'r ap1n "Hoprlull ,)nC' ol the\<' da'" I can win th14i <''t'nt a in " the men·~-,1ngle' !Ilk v.111 he dC('akJ toJa "'hen top-'ittded h an Ltnd1 ,1f C :"IN:hoc.lovalr1a me<' I' Swt"dl'n'c, 'ufl'n.,101 Mikael Pernh''' l ~111 1, ~<'ling ht' t,«11n11 I rt!'m h ('fOv.n ha\lng v.on tn l'JK"4 "'hale ~ P('mton I\ attrmp11n to tl h what Hon' Beeker did lac;t war when as an .in\C'cdt:d pla ... er, the \\est C1erman •on the W1mhledon tltle. T hl• women'<. linal -was the 69th l.lrC'l'r meeting -the longe<;t nvalf') 111 l nms ht!>hlf"' -between Uovd a1 I "aHatllO\ a. and the ''rd 11me 1t 11 l ltn d ha' emerged the winner 'he had to earn 11 \ltrr O\l'rl'nmang her own ner· \\,U,nC'\\ and ~aHat1lova's bnlhant \h1lt·makmg 1n 1he fi~l ~t. Lloyd got in tht' groove and beg.an finding the tine' v.1th her accurate groundstrole~ .ind 0t·ca'i1onalt) sneaking to th(' net ln1 put-awa" \ollcH It v.a .. n't until 1he \C\Cnth gaml' of th1• m.th.:h that Llo)d finally was able 111 hold her o>A n -;crv1ce. although \he hrnkt' ht•r opponent an thr. fourth g.1ml' Then an the c;cconJ '><'\. the defending women-.. champ1on hro~e :-.:a, nattl,wa al I<\ 1n the founh pme -the onl\ ~n il'C hrtak of the set In the ninth (!.ilml'. -.t'f'\ mg to 11e the match l l<l\d ft'll ht-hind lme-40. 1nple hn-ak point Rut 'he ~vt'd them all, one rnm1n1 on her onl ·e of tht' mat(h, th('n closed at out on her SC't'Ond Yt potnt hen :-01Htt1lo' a·., backhand her approach \hot "11kd long l tQ\\1 had ndden out the \tnrm un~1 aprn1pnatel), the )Un bunt tht'ough thr 1 loud\ that had huna he~'' ff\<:'T the ud1um \ -·. [ Runner accepts prognosis she will never walk again From AP dl•pat~ite. INOIANAPOLIS The ncu-m rosurgeon lrl:lllng distance runner K.Alth y Ormsby says \he has calmly accepted lht' news that she will nevcrwalkagam, and her ~r '81d tt wa~ prc-.surt' that led her to 1urnp off a ~~ I Tht' North ( arohna State '>tudcnt .-.utkred mul- 11ple spinal fractures. a punctured lung and a brol t'n rib when she Jumped from a bndgt' minutt's alkr dropping out of the women\ 10.000-mett:r run al tht' "1( .\.\ Tracl and Field Champ1onsh1ps Onnsb) .21 was listed in '.>table cond111C111 Saturday .. It's a quesuon of pressure," her lather Dale Ormsb)', said m a telephone 1ntcn 1e"' from ht>r hospital room , the Kn1ght-R1dder 'lewspapers re- ported .. Pressure to succeed Stied In Westchester Claulc Veteran Ray Floy4 made a tap-10 n bardic on the final hole and moved tnto a • thrtt-way lJe for the lead Saturda after the thtrd round of the Westchester tlassac an Hamson. N Y Floyd, go1na for the 20th victory of a 24- year PGA Tourcarttr. struggled throu&h wind and nun to a hard-won round of 70, one under par on the Westchester Country \lub course. He was ned at 205, et&ht under par, for the 54-bole lead wt th quiet, slender Mlle Reid and Bob ha7. Tway, a winner at San Diego earlier this year, had a 69 in the difficult cond1t1ons that ranaect from misty drw:zle t() heavy showers . In Malvern. Pa .. Jull lnk1ter shot a 3-under-par 69 to boost her third-round lead to eight strokes over a f~ltenn& field rn the LPGA McDonald's Cham- p1onsh1p. The 25-year-old from Los Altos, Calif .. earned out her promise to play the course, not the leader board or her closest pursuers, an the 72-hole tournament First pnze as $67.500. Her three-round, 12-under 204 ued the tournament record set last year by Alic~ MIUer en route to the champ1onsh1p. The closest to Inkster'~ runaway pa~ "'as Mary Bel.II Zimmerman • the tour') ~cond-lead1ng money wanner and a two- tournament ~ tctor this )'ear Meaan second In off-road race STATE TRACK AND FIELD MEET .•• l"rqmCl She experienoed whal m<»l wt"nt throuah. hav101 to Watt for a penod of time in the middle of compeuuon for Opcnana C"erTmonits. By the time she went in the tnple her mu"IClcs had t11htened and at cost her "Last maht I felt the preS$Urt, and tonight I tell rTlaevC'd, but my muscle5 were t1Jht. I never got the speed I had last n1aht. ·1 JU!lt never 101 with It today." Henson's duel wt th Laure Chapel ofllnavers1ty ( ny Hlah <>f San Diego fintahed as eitpccted -shy by JUSt a mu pie of steps to the former I rvrne Htgh standout. "I lund of knew 11 would be her and me down the stru1&h1Aw1y," said Henson lienson was at the back of the pack throuah the first lap, but moved mtocontentton and took the lead with 300 meters ldl Chapel, however, responded with a strong kick w11h I 00 meters left and out-legged Henson clock ma a , 08 66 • Hen~n finashed at 2 09.36 "I JUSt gave at everything l had the last 100 yards,'' !>ltd C hapel 4. satasf)ang efTon'1 "Yeah,'' Henson said a little grud&.angly. "You never feel good (about losing) but actual!), I was happy to be here." "She ran a perf('('t race.·· sard Henson's coat'h, Bob Van Sickle "She 1t•Hd out ol troubk and I'm rcall~ proud of what she dad She d•<i everythma she could." Henson returned later 1n the 1,600and fims.hed sixth, clock1na a 4 58.8S · · Nicole Ratc:hot ol t dason docked a penonal be t of 2: 11 09 in th<" 800, but she nm$«1 a mt'dal by etaht-one hundredth!> ol a \Ct:om1, fin ashing seventh . ··1 1ec1 ioouat>Out my 11mc-,"\he \aid, acknowlcda.anK the sw1n field . Ne~t for R1tchot 1s the dilemma ot choosana between U( Irvine. UC fkrkt>ley and (.~I Pol) San Lua& Ob1,po "I'll be glad when l know stte ~1d. ( oleman of Marina. a JUntor with a slow1 loping approach was sixth with a s.6 effort in the h•ah Jump. "I ha0d 5-Q m m1"d tl>da~ ... she ~1d ''I'll &o back to the tnple and long Jump next )car and be hftmg weaahb I had Jo stop (the tnplt' and long Jump) b\.-cause of shin \pl1nts." \he equalled her lifrt1mc bi;<.t m (ompet1tton, but wee; still off her 5-~ eflon'i tr1 practKe Taft of Lo~ Angell'\. "'1th sophomore spnnter Qutnc) Watts '>t'lllng the pate. won the boys.' cham. ~ionshrp. edg.ing \)an Ju\(.··~ Haram Johnson Hap by a -6·.25 margin Girls rnmJ)l!t1t1or1 wa., dununated b)' Hawihorne. which nearl} douhkd No ~ < >akland. * * * * * * * • * "She could talk today. and she s.a1d she d1dn '1 J:'nuv. what happened. It was physical and ma)be 1t v.a) mental. and 11 blotted out the abalit' to think rationall)' I know she v.anted to do well. and 11 v.as important tu her. ' said Ormsby. manager ul a Burlington textile plant "Her coa'h alwa)'s told her to run v.11han hcr~ll But that was hard for her " Sv..ee~ra;~~,"t~~Ol~~~d{&Ol HarZ~"ohr • C'IF state tr.a ck results hcond1do v..ere the first finashe13 Saturday an the <ORE BaJa lnternauonal Off-Road .. " h~1s doing -.er) wt'll She has aocepted this v.cll." Dr Peter V Hall. chief of neurosurgcr) at \.\ 11ohard Hospital ~ad at a news conference Frida> Hall said Ormsby faces about six weeks 1n the hospital befori: undergoing therap~ as·an outpatient "G1vt'n the nature of her fracture we JUSt would be m1c;leadtn@ her 1f v.(' gave an) poss1biltt) at all of rc:ga1nang the u~ ot her leg!>,'' Hall said. "This as a!. ab!>olut('h permanent as we c.an determine " Hall \81d that orm .. b\ 1' parahzcd from the v.a1st down · "Her onl;r comment "il' '>ht· told here parents she's not '>Urt' t'\alll\ whilt hapJ)l.'nl'd .. Hall said Quote of the day • Glenn Wilson, Ph1ladelph1a Ph1ll1c) out- helder: "I "ant 10 bc the Pia\ er 01 the Month in June belaU\e I "a\ thl' v.nrst pl;iH'r 10 .\pnl and Ma} ... ·- Ai Unser dr; wins IROC raee Ll:.XI NCrTOI'-. Ohru -lnd1;inapoh.-. • 500 wanner Bobb' Rahal had to '><-'Ille lur second place on ht'> home trad .. ')aturda; ao; Al l 'nser Jr won the Budweiser ln1er- na11unal Race of Champions at the M1d-Oh10 'iron'> Car ( oursc a 2 4-mile. 15-tum road course l 'nser toured ihe 29 lap'> rn .i<J m1nutc.·s 5' \ernnds. 2 lJ second\ ahead of Rahal l O'>l'T n bcc.ame the ><>unge'>t dn,t·r ner 10 "'10 an !RO< race nr 1t1 be tn\lted to the lRO< Race s .. te fllnllb (Venture) •·• Sweetland, 20 and Harden. 29, dnvang a 400cc. <•t cwntM C ..... > L.>-1 "011en IJollnsonl n 10. 1 1<.nox H 1 fi h d h 492 I 80YS IAntelol>e Vall.vi. 73·7 .... J Gllmort CPOIY usqvarna motorcyc e, inas e I e . -m1 e race over 1oo-1 McCrM (Meder•). 10 SJ. 7 watts 1ec1>n1c1. n-s•i., 4 Snvo.r 1Hot1>11er1, 73·2 • s rough desert and mountam terrain 1n 8:27 57 fhetr (Tell >. 10 st, 3 Henorl• 1Roowve41J. 10.6J. 4 Hu4ton IPomona1 :n-10•., 6 Carnes 1s1m1 aver~e speed was 58 115 mph. ea1y tMulrl. 10.s. 5 Wellman cweslleke>. 10.47, v111ev1 77·9't> h d I .......... R I f El c· ' ROO«l (J°'11UOfll. 10.M T J-1 Ho«*l lL•ktwooc:I) SI •. >, , Burnell IOIS tog SCCOn were._..,, 0CSC er 0 8JOn 200-1 Wells (hill, 2103, 2 McCrM (Lynwood), 50-11'), 3. Wllllems (Muir), 49·1'>. 4 and Kurt Pfeiffer of Costa Mesa aboard a 51 Occ (Medtr•l. 21.141 3. E•IY (Muir), 21. "· 4 Rogan Wooc:ll tHewlllO<neJ. 49· 1, s !;iobln•on !Covina) Husq 0 vama 5 ·. The) ftnash_ed an 8:30.19. lJ~::;~:,.,:J~~.~~; <SwNlwe1er1. 11.11. .,.~/:...~n::;.~"1J:.:t!'~~~~:on~ ~:, 1 111,1 an math (Vasaha) and Dan Ashcraft {Hunt-400-1 Lewi• <AmerlcenJ 4167 1 0ow1es Mmw <l•t•nchl, turns 1Aca1anes 1. 1s •. • ington lkarh) finished third an 8:34.26 1Fremon1), "7 1', 3 ~·· 'otoo~v9t11. 47.37, Coverut>lu (LI Joroan), IS·O. s AleluenO• The first four-wheel vehicle to fin ash wa• 3 ' Dvnt•rlus <AmerlcenJ. 4' St, s, Tavlor 1a1mona>. 1s-o. 6 Arnell <Lo' At1011 lS·O > (Vt<l>a 8-l 47.IO, 4 Jonnwin (Wesk:lleslt<), SP.-1 80CJ-• (El Caonen), 61 •. L Ca,.,... C henowth Porsche dnven by Korky and Scott 47 ts (ldbenl. 60·7'•1 l Bunnell 1r.ur1n1 se 1 • McMillan of Bonita. The McMalhns tinashed to eoc>-1 ThOmc>JOn (Loc••l. 1 so1s. 2 Tvnntcllff (Arca41•1 Sl·?\.o. s H11r1' ,CIONI 8 53 58. 3\eraging 55.28 mph ~~~~j~~ !!: ~0"t!"n'1ie11 ~!:;1~1 L~rr,Je>.; sa-ir~~~~Ti::nd.~~> ~", "· 2 cott1ne The rac~ began early Saturda)' momang with 277 So•ne (Motl•t<.vl. 1S23' rr.me1oal1>. lll-l. 1. a.111 IC•-del Merl. \Chicle~ -82 mOtOrcycJes and 195 lour-wh..,.I l.~1 Maslellr (JKull), 4il7 ti, 2. 170·614 8oootu tEI C•ollen) 170 2, S Leml>tfl . '' HlrlCnman !Torrance>. 41160 3 McCrao.en IPeu"oe•> 166 • 6 Soertt 1Gr1C1eyl IU 11 vehicle~ 1Lo•0t•I 4 11 69, 4 Penz IMan•ec•J • 11 ao. s TH m 1eor11111 I Tall !lo' Anoelftl. 26 2 M.c..AIJoy (Mlremonte) 4 1269. 6 Strrel<K JOllnton (Sen Jo~l. 1S l Je1u11 !Son JoM I 10 I Moreno Vel .. y), 4 12 7S • ~dfor• II S 111•1 ,.,,,_,cen. 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"htlh put him \Crnnd 1n the Jl.l~tl IR!>< point \tandmg 'Atlh \II. \Ct:ond onl) to h" lather \l l r\\er 'ir "ho lead\ lhl' '>landing' "'llh '-' r><11nt~ .. He got th!." 1umn"n ml· I tru.:d ~ta)1ng "''h him· said Rahal l p m -WORLD CUP SOCCER· Scotland "c;. We"t < 1erman) from Qucreta ro. Mexico (delayedl < hannel '4 1l1ve on Channel 34. 11 aml 1 pm -WORLD CUP SOCCER· l rugua; vs Denmark ( hannel 34 1 pm -OUTDOORS .\mencan .\dventure -(1rand ( .tn)on. Shooung the Rapids of thl' Colorado Raver Channel .2 3 p m -SPORTSWORLD Boxing -~ha\l;n 0'5ull1\an \S Simon a ro\Ao n 10 round\ hea\)we1ght'> from Toronto (delayed) ( hannl'' 4 Flax wins hani1neron record toss Celtics, Rockets duke it out today Lewis wins 100 in Prefontaine I I I~ p m -WORLD CUP SOCCER Belgium \' Iraq (delayed) ( hanRcl 34 RADIO El (1ENE:. Ore -Carl Ll''At~ U\CT- came h" U'>ual \Inv. '\tart and pulled av.;n to v.1n the ft)l'f meter\ 1n 10 ms -.ernnd\ '>aturday at tht· Prdonlatne (.'las~1l 1rad. and field mn·t I !1 a m -PRO BASKETBALL Houston al Bo\lon Kl .\C ( c; 70) 111 '() d m -BASEBALL .\ngeb a1 ( k\eland KMP( (710) Le~l\ the tour-time Ol~mp1l gold medall\t "h11 ha\ lo'>t l\l.lll' at fl.J(J ml'ters th1~ )'ear overcame earh leader Darwin< ook about 10 meters from the tin"h · I p rn -BASEBALL Houston at I >odger'>. KAB( (790) MiaIDi tops Ar~zona for trip to senils f">\.1.\11.\ r--;ch f.\l'l -K n1n R\an v.a' read' "'hen hl· rcu·1H·d \Aoord trum ( Oil( h Ron F ra'1.'r th<11 he 'Anuld stan a(l.din\t -\n1ona 1n a mu,t- "-tn '>1tua11on tor thl' llurntilnt'' in thl' S( .\ \ < olk.it' '-"orld 'lcT•l''> ~!along onh 111, filth ~tan ol lht· \t'ar R\an and Rid, Rat·thcr ll>ITl· hincd tnr a liH·-h1tll'I •" dekndin~ l hamp1 •n !\11am1 held 1111 .\nwna .l 2 'i11urda' I ""antt•d 1<1 tl11 .1 .i,ooJ 1oh .111d 'h•>"' people I l•lll plllh .... r11 '""\' thl·m lhal I'm n111 a }!U\ \'h" Ju't \11' .1round · R\Jn 'J1d t ra,a. v. ho ha\ U\l'll il mult11udl' of p1hhcr\ lhl\ 'l'O.l'>on 'aid ht· WJ\ 1hinf..1ng ah11ut who to <tar1 "all night .ind all da\ · 'I dl'uded 10 go "-Ith R )'an torthrl't' 11 lour 1nn1ng~ u..e I Dant Da\ It'\ in thl' middle and Raethl·r 1n the end It 1urnl'tl 11u1 v.e didn't Ot'l'd Da"'l''" .. l he \ 1ctor. \l'nd\ thl' 'i0-1 h lhtrd· r rnM·d I lurnl30t'\ 1010 to<l;n \ \l'm1 t1nJI IC.JOH' Jg.a1n\l top-ranked t londa \\Jll' JI 'l fl) ll m f hl· \Aotnner of I hat 1.oOll'\l "'Ill mt'l'I l\r1111na 1n the h.1mp111n,h1p tz.41mc al 'i fl) pm \ 1011.J,1\ The Number One Ranked Tennis Club rn Cal1forn1a C?'i11 ltC/l.lllC~.I MYRON McNAMARA'S Summer Junior Tennis Camps Myron McNdmdra t>as been d prominent name m tennis for morf" thAn 20 ye~rs rJnd has worked with such greats dS P.mcho Gonzdles. Po<J Lavt!'f and Jack Krdfn'r to nJme ii ft>w Myron brtngs r ) ct1ese camps not only the expeflence long rPcognued by the world's top amdteur and pro- ff'ss1on<:JI tenms playn~ but also a very personal mvolve- mt'!nt m teaching to younguers These cdmps art" open to the public and are designed to 1mprovf' thf' tf'nnts grJme of )Untors John WaynP Tf'nn1s Club T Shirrs and visors will be glv~n to all campers .mrt r.otc keH will bl" awarded to camp tournament Wlflnn~ tnro/lm(•nt 1s l1m1ted to six stud~nt$ pf'r mstructor SE$SION DATES f June 23-Juty 4 At.lg. ~Aug. 15 Jtij 1 ·JLA)t 18 Aug. '~Alig. 29 Jciy 21-Aug. I Sept. 1-~. 12 C.,. _,.9 mt M htld ,.Mt .m 01 "'-" I A. rrtc• nm.so ~TIMES Mon.-frl. 8 am.. I I am ac>Hoors • S225 .. I I 7 f JAMBOREE ROAD NEWPORT BEACH In the· otht•r < '-"S game ~aturda). pitcher Ric htC' Lewie; picked up ht'i r,econd \ 1ctor. and Enc Mangham·., ..acnlile 11~ brought home the ~1n n1ng run m the ho1tom of the eighth a.-. tor-ranked Flonda State heal Okla· homa Stall• ft-"i 1n a lo<;er'\ bralkct game Oklahoma \talc ,ufTenng 1l\ \l"{· und '°"' "as el1AJrnatcd from 1he tournament Lewi!.. who had a win and a \a\l' 1n l"-o earlier appearance\ rn the ( \.\ '-. 'trudc out eight. 1ndud1ng three in thr ninth inning. and allowed one h11 1n II H" innings of rellefas he and rche\cr l:d Porcelli blanked the ( owh<1)'\ through the final ~\en innings Conconrions HorselPss S1oblPs ?2o~ -?2cyce & 8e11ttev Clas&c Auto Show Sunday June 22nd 11 :00 AM-4:00 PM l"Dl~"I A.POLIS I .\Pl -Ken Fla>. of Oregon shanere9 the col- legiate relord tv..1ce Saturda> and became the first Amencan an 11 }'Cars to capture the hammer throw title 10 the N( ~A outdoor Trallo. and F1t•ld < hamp1onsh1p'>. In wt1men's acllon, l 1( In 1ne's Beth McGrann finished I 0th in the 5.000 meter'> at 16:46. 95 na ..... from N1caf)IO. ( ahl. had a bcst ol 2'i7 feet on h1~ third allcmpt. He lir'll broke rhe colkgJate record of 25c;.1, whtCh he had \ 1rtualh shared •\I.Ith Tore (,u,tafsson of Wa~hington I\ tall' on h" flr'\t attempt with a heave of .256-4 After I-lax threw .2'io-4 on his opening attempt. C,u..,taf\\On threv. 2.W-<1 and fouled on ht'> next fi,e tnes. ~till Gustfa~son fina~hcd in St'cond place v.1th Fred Schumather ot San Jose State third with a f)Cr<>onal be.;1 of 231-10 "I <."<pectcd a lot hetter compeu- llon · .-.aid Flax. a senior and the first .\ merican to capture the NC. AA hammer throw title \Ince Sons 1>1eras\1 of Northeastern 1n 14"'5 He v.a\ the fir'>t Oregon wanner 1n the e\Cnt 10 the mi:et\ 65-year history In ont of the feature races of the lour-da} meet, Washington State's { 1abncl r 1acoh. the Ol)mp1c si lver m('dahst from the 1 vof) Coast. beat ·\rkansas' Roddie Hale) an a sizzling men·, 400-meter dash an 44.30 sec- ond<;, the fastest m the world this year Alabama's Keith Talley scored a popular victory in the men's 110- meter high hurdles fallcy is a native of lnd1anapohs. and the fans gave him a loud ovation ac; he crossed the finish hoe an 13.36. COMPUTERS American Model. XT & AT Fully IBM Compatible • ~I( • DUAl 360K DISC DRIVES • CtOCK • SE•IAL ~RAUEl, GAME PORTS •GRAPHICS •MONITOR •MS DOS 2 1 • I Y AR W RR NTY '1,213• wnco 240-1114 Boston could win 16th title; Houston could force game 7 BO',TON ( .\ l'l -I mpro ... cmcnt Houston ~howed 11 in II'> la\t three game.-. Boston·\ Larry Bard says h(' v.tll show at an today's game between the Celt1n and Rockets Who c;how~ more of 11 could determine whether there wall be an) more games Dominated tn the fir'it two games of the NBA finals here the Rockets returned home to figure out what \\ornt wrong. They ')()lved the pu11le wannang two of three an Houston, to set up the S1'th game of the be<.t ol- ~'en c;enes "We i.:ame of age" 1n Thursda-. night -; 111-96 rout of the (elttc'> Houi.ton guard Robert Read said 'We're more prepared than \\oc wen: an the lim two gameo;,'' said Rockets' center Akeem OlaJuwon "We've shnv..n them the' can be beaten.. · But can the ( elt1c:s who lead the'. !>Cries 3-2. be hcaten in Boston'' ~1x monthi. ha\e passed since that last hafpened on Dec 6 The> have won J con<1ecut1ve games here plu.-. three more rn Hanford. where thC') play some home gaml''i, and arc 49· l on their own couns The Rockets, heavy underdo~ at the start of the series. improved their defense, passing and reboundang an the last three games Maantaanmg and raising that level an Rmton won't be eaS) "The> 're about the ~me team" now as 1n the first two games. (elucc; Coach K ( Jones ~1d ~aturda-. "The)'re c;t11l doing the o;amc thing\ and we dtdn t ha'e abundant t''(('(U t1on and organization 1n the la'>t few Larry Blrd ballgam(.; "It "t'cme<l lilt "C: "'ere reluctant part1upan1s 10 the lir;t two game'> in Boc;ton." Hou,ton C oach 8111 I Itch ~1d "Ellpcnencc and repet111on I'> a gr<..'dl teacher " Bird '\a1d he d1dn 't kno~· at the Rol ke1' ha ... t· 1 mnrm ed "n1..e the ti"'t game ot the '>l'nt"\ "\.\ t' haH·n·1 pl.syt•d them here,'' he -;aid "We pla)cd at their home thc- la'>t three games" The last of those game~ wall not rank high on Bird's hstofmemor11ble performances. He took onl y 13 shots, making s1,, and had ~ven rebounds. four assists and 17 point\. All were ~low his playo!Taveragt>s "I'm going to have a good game 1 know that.· he said "Rehoundmg'c; been a prohkm I'm going to go out and do that I don't think I have to score a hunch of points." Meirlco ties Paraguay, 1-1; Spain, Poland collect wins MEXl("O ('TTY (AP) -It WI\\ thl kmd of confrontation athletes dream of -"Mano a Mano" wllh the game on the hne. Jn front of the-Paraguay11n goal stood Roberto Femande1, whose quack reflexes have brouJht ham renown a\ one of the world'\ he,t goalkeepe" At the penalty •pot \too<l Huao Sanche7. Mexico·, greate~t sporuna hero The clock showed that lime had e'p1red But Sanchez wu louted 1n the Paraauayan penalt> area b .. Wlad1m1ro Schettana and Wet\ awarded a penalty kick before: 11me ran out b) EnaJ1\h, refer~ < 1C<lrt<" Courtnc). Whether Paraauay would keq> 1he 1-1 uc 1t had earned on Julto Cuar Romero'\ header five minuteHarher. or Mexico would win and ad¥an( to the a«ond round of the world KlCler cbamptonsh1p, dq.>cnded on what Sanchez did The ,tar ,tnker lard nn tbc around for ~veral m1n11tt'\, attended tn h 1ra1nC't"' e But he rccovered <.uffir1enll) to take the kick, a low hard dnv{' to Femandet"• nght The goalie lunged and got ha~ out,trt'tC'hed hand on the ball. which 1rued the aoalpost and bounded to the ~•delinc: Paragua> I. Mel(Ko I And remandc:1 had the thnll of a hfotame "I w1<; ,urt I could do tt," f emandcz ~1d of h1!1 b1' ~ve "I watcht>d \.1deo111pe1i of ht\ ~nalt> kKkc, lor a long tame and t "llW he lakC'd to go to lhc <Roal1e'r,J naht So I pm bled .. f hat'' why I alway, playC'd him on that side 1n the pme and wh) I was able to ,top the penal!) 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INO '' (ell<td U9 0.Ylcl c-114'<"* flonm °""'n• Clf •Ill A~11 Auoue1t@fl OAKlANO A!~ J..U.•111 ANt.Jll P<l<Mir on Ille t\ dev d•&al!!lttd 11,1 . \ • June e. 19 CS Lynn leads Orioles, 7-5 Hts homer propels Baltimore to win over the Yankees Fro Fred Lynn and John SbcJby home- red t() back naht·handcr Mike Bi>d· dicker to ha& seventh v1ctQry and tht Balumore Onoles defeated the error- prone New York Ya.nktt1 7-5 Satur- da~ankeo shorts\op Bobby Meacham commmed two etTOn mcludini one on a potenual doub~ play bal! In the third inntn&JUSt before Lynn hat his t~run homer. The Yankees now t\avc commltled an Amencan LeaJue-leadin& S6 erTors. "Mcactt.m is 1oina tbrouah wtt.t our thud basemen went throUJh," Orioles Manager Earl Weaver said "You m1 the first arounder, and the next one acts tou&her Theo the one after t~t gc:t.S even tougher." 8odd1cker got n1nth-inniAg rchcf help from Don Aase to JO 7-1 Aase has a maJor league-leading 16 iavei. -12 \a\IC\ and a victory 10 his laM IS outings. Don Mattm&I) h11 a two-run homer an t~e New York e1ahth. and Mlke Paa!tarulo's three-run shot with one out in the ninth chased Boddtcker In the Amencan League. Twla1 4, Royals 1: Kent Hrbek went 5-for-S. 1nclud1ng a home run and RBI double. and Gary Gaetu also homered to power M1nncM>ta over Kansa!. ( tl} Hrbek'o; five-hit game was the fil".t of h1~ m&Jor-league career Bert Bl)ltven, 'i-5. ~tlered seven hats in has fifth complete game of the season The Ro)aJs' wmnmg strru was halted at four Ti1en t, Blue Jays 1: Lam ~don hn a two-ron namer -and- made a ke) defen.,1ve play in left field as Detron edged Toronto. The start ortl'lc game was delayed two hour§ and sc1oen m1nut~ by rain Frank Tanana, S-4. ga\'e up one run on six. hits in seven innings. 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Y"'11 IOIWI l J 1 fewll~ M{llleNI \ll•n.v ••111r111 ... t•H~• ,. 1'6 A 1•.tlll 14 ...... so . ' , . 7 J D ' 1 I l a ' 1 0 ' 0 0 • I 0 • 0 s 0 ) 0 0 0 0 , 0 I 0 0 0 0 \ 1 0 I inninp, &Uowma IWO hib, for bai runtbaavc. . Toro!llO~& Jimmy Key, 3-S. pve up etahl h1u an acven·oJu\ 1nnanp. He lled a career hi&h with ca&ht strikeout.I and walked two Darnell Coles ~ul&led an lhc secund mruna and scored on Herndon' the rd home, run. a 370.foot sho1 over the fen<% m n&h1-center. Brewen S, R4Ml S.x t : 1 ed Hag~ pitched a four-hitter and Rob {)c(-r llJ\d Jim Gantner htl home runs to lead Milwaukee past Bo~ton H1auera., 8-4, struck out s1x and waJk.ed one m has AlAeadtn& st'venth completepmeoftbe sc.ason. lf1auera pitched has fir$t ~bu tout of\he $USOn. Wlktk Sox IO, A'I :J: Kobby Bonilla hat a three-run homer and drove in four runs and Ctreg Walker homered mpled and scored lhree run~ to let\d Ch1ca10 over Oakland. The victory was the third straight for lbe While Sox, all against the A''> R.aqen S-7. Marl.Den t-5: Charlie Hou.gh allowed five hits over 7'lfl 1nninp and Grca Hams got his second save of the n1&ht, lead1n& Tcll.5 to a second-same victory 01o·cr Seattle and a swel'p of 1u doubleheader The Range~. ~ho ha"e won ~•> ~lratJ.ht games. took the opener 7-S as Oddtbe McDowell and C1eorgc Wnght hit home runs and \<:ott Fletcher v.enl 4-tor 4 ~attic ha'> lu~t four stra1_&h.t In the Nauonal League M~• I, Plnus 4: l>v.1ght Gooden -.mdlm~'Ombt~a~- * ,.........1. 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Orotco took over the ciahlb follow- ma a 24-minutc rain delay and aot hll n1ntb a.ave. Pkl.Wa S, !!1pot 1: Juan Samuel "and Glenn Wilson rapped RBI singles, keyma a lhn::c-run rally in the tcvcnth innina th11 sent Philaddpbua ovt'f Monlrul. Shane Rawley, S-4. tcaltcn:d 1u hns in h1\ fiBl complete pme of the season He walled two and struc* out one. Glut• I, Reda t : Bob Btcnl) homered tor the first umc an ~x v.ech, and Mike Krukow scallcn:d etJhl hm as ~o Francisco heal C'tnctnnatt, which b.ad won three in a row Kruk ow struck out ct&hl and dad no1 w.Uk a baner in equalhn1 has VIC\01) total of I 98S with No. 8. Brenly's homer, a three-run shot in the fourth 1nnmg. broke a 1-1 tic. ( hm Brown also homered for \M C11ants. and Eddie Milner and Buddy Bell home~ for the Rech Canllnala 3, Cabt t: John Tudor pitched a two-h1ncr for ha• sixth victory in rune dccu1ons. and the Cardinals snapped a 2-2 be 10 ~ seventh 1nnin& Jack Oark tnpled and scored on a sm&Jc by Tommy Herr to put the Cardinals ahead. Tudor struck out five and walked tbr~ to beat Cubs nght-bander Rack Sutcl1fTc. 4-7 Tht-Cubs led 2-1 when Wllhc ~cGtt homered in the SJltth an Br1vn 4, Pura t: Ken hit a thrtt-run homer and A t.a 1ook ad"'antqr of la.MMT Hoyt's urecr-h1gb SIX walks as Atlanta heal <\an Dieio. Oberkfell homered 1n the su:th !DD I og for 3 4,-01cad,__ * Whne Sell to, A'a J 04~LAHD C*'-.AGO ~ll/IK )ti OHllllb llodtt• lb CenMCO rt Knvmndtl Ova-"''' Griffin" Wlll.,d ( J1v•er cf .. , .... c 1 I 0 J I , 0 • 0 0 0 S I 1 1 ) 0 0 0 ) O' 1 1 l 0? 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I -~I \ Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, June 8, 1986 ---- / Gimbels Newest clty unfolds on rancho owner .. -·~ r eady to sell Negotiations with developer could e nd NY stores· rivalry '\,[~ \OR!-. l ~Pl -Mat)' s ma)' 11<> lunger ha' e'tti keep tts ~Lrets from ( 11mbc'ls \!ta 7fi vear .. of-fierce but fnendl\. tompe11tion the G1mbe-ls depart- nen t ">lure 1!> reported I) lea.,. mg I k1'ald \4uan· to 1t~ neighbor auoss 1hr: hlud. 1n one ol '\le"' \ urk C tl'r '\ hu\te't \hopping areas .\ .. 1\-month search for a bu)tr tu uperatt' ttJL· lamou\ 1>utlet and a hr;rnch 'lton· J~ department stores was 1ru11le''· and the <>\'-'Ol'I will sell both 10 a dn eloper. 1 he '\ew \or!>.. Time' n:porh:d f-nda~ The new<,paper \31d l undun JnJ Leed<, ( orp "'uuh.l hu'r thl· .,turn for more than SI \0 million ~ e ha' c nu oiler from l ondon 111J l eeth ( urp ~ e ha' t not \Old !ht• 22 cond~are plush but their countryside view ts century-old By JIM HATHCOCK o.My l"llot CootM_...,I On a warm Saturda}. Ma} 17, a crowd was gatht:nng outs1dt" a cluster of22 condominiums finished in beige stucco and covered with Mission Tile roofs. Telev1s1on production crews were <,hooting for Cable News Network and hundreds of residents from Orange County ..and surround- ing areas were waiting to see 1f their names would be drawn to enable them to submit a purchase contract on one of the first dwellings in Orange Count) ·s newest cit). Rancho Santa Margan ta Despite the tour buses shunting to the models the surrounding coun- tl)side -including the Plano Trabuco and the Saddleback Moun- tains gave spectators and purchasers mu1.h the same view that Richard O'Neill Sr. and hts partner James Flood saw when they purchased the 233.000-acre }\ancho Santa Margarita > Las Flores (Santa Margarita. Las Flores. Trabuc:o and La M1ss1on V1eJa or La Paz) in 1882 First In a aeries. \lnrt'' and wt· are \llll negot1at1ng l11r the \ak ol tho\e hu\lnl'\SC'i With a number ot pan1e\. · (1C'nt' Russell mJnagt'r 11! publtC at1a1r\ tur Batu ~ Inc "hid has o"ncd the <.11mbels diam \IOlt 1"~1 '>aid 1n a statement· Frida' The (11mhcl<. \IJt\' n'alf\ g.<1'L' .illl.'...11.Uh~· nn:a\t ··nm•\ \1ac1~·ll (11mht'i, ,. -J v.arn1ng agarn\t ~1\1ng.~L'lrt'I\ I•) tht• \Umpt·111111n o, er a ct"ntury later, cattle still graze on the same hillsides and wildlife Mill flounshes rn the un- iht· name w ~t:"' \ ork in l 91 o He developed canyons but the ranah also built j IO-:i.to0 emponum with thrct• supports tho.usands of people 111 the ha~c:ment k' el,. boa'>llng near!\ a c9mmunities de" eloped by the million .,quare fec·t of floor ~pace Mission YieJO Co. ~ __ --~ Toda~. O'NeJll's great-grandson. Bernaro "a" cun\1ncNJ1i targi-ni'.'"~nthon\ P Mo1so. 1\as cleare<T11tr' ~lure rould tomrx·te succc:ssfull~ w 1th !.ernnd ma1or obstacle 1n de' eloping \fat\ ~ -1n Herald Square \1me Ram ho Santa "Margarita into a com· 1Wl2 -de~p1te the ..... ome-; nf h1\ '"'" mun1t' "h1ch will become home to hr11ther') th.11 ll v.a~ too large a 50 cxxi 0\ er tht' next 15 to 20 vc:ars. 1 ht'fl' Jrt' m<.tn\ tht'<>.r.1~'> on tht·~ 1r1g1n of the .,1ogan hut atcord1ng to 111~ ht•<~ '\1dt''' (11mht:l,and 'vie:· r., lk1n1u f1t1·<,1bhon\ lnmed1an gamble .\'> the count;·'> newest Ltl> the l nder Ber nan.h leader'>hlp new development"' ill cover 5.000 al rec; of '>lores oix-ned 111 't;' t•ral Ullt'') and th l' the: rema1n1ng 40.000-acre Rancho ')at...s Filth AH·nlte t ha1n v..as av 'vt1ss1un \ 1eJO v.h1ch Mo1so now 4u1red in llJ23 mersee~ He knov.!> from C\pencncc f tldlt I ,1ntlll L!llOL'd It I l1t111 11111pet1tl\t '>Plflt v..i\ pnpu- " 1t·J ,,1ththt· llJ~.,mm1t '\1irJd1 , ,o \~th \trt•et · in "'h11 h \tat' ' '>an ta c laLI\ \teen~d l U\tomer\ 111 < 11mht'.I' for ht'ttl'r pr11.1'' t•r \l'let t10n Bruce C 11mbcl lhl' lounder"• great-that the: ( allforn1a Dream 1s not grandsnn toot... u\cr a'> thief l'\ al ..... a\\ t·a~ll\ rcalin·d. But \\-hen 11 \lcording to a< r1mh1.·I' h1\tonan v. hu \puke unh <•n u1nd1l1on thdt her name n11t he U'>l'd lormer n1mpan' t ha1rman Bernard< 11 mhel "'a' asked t 'pl<1~ !<..n' Knngk 1n the mmu: but ltH ned dc1v. n the: role It v.as pla' e<l h\ Jl..lnr Edmund (1wc:nn "'ho v.un JO < l\tar a' ht'\I \Uppor11ng allor l'tutl\e ot C11mhcl Brother\ 1n 1961 tumt''> true. the sat1sfact1on and lkfore i.dlrng tu Batus he orcnc:d a re"ard'> ol de,elop1ng new com- 'eumd 11,.1Jnhattan ~ture 1n thl' earl) mun1t1t•<; tan he euphonc. espec1all; t •r<>'> n an attempt to t:a tn 111 an "hL·n 12 \ears of planning and a c11l1ucnt L pper Ea'>t ~ldl' per'>onal 1n 'estment of $100 mtlllon C nmbt l• '-'3'> \lJrtt·d b\ ci Ba' a nan 1n 1~1gra"lt named ~dam C11mbcl _,,,., '~andt'fL'd the· \1 1''""'PP• R1,er rx·ddhng hnlt'> of ( loth and ha1rp1ns tu lr11nt1er v.omen and lattr opened J pot and lat:e \hop near the Wabn'>h R 'c:r 1n \ ntennc' Ind fht• lir<.1 <Jon. I<• 1...irn tht• < 11mht:I nJn1c.-nrx·nc:~ 1n 'v11 v.,1u~L'l' 1n I lSh~. t11lluv.l'd h' a ~Wrt' 1n l'hiladelph1a 1n I .. •J~ \l.lam ' ~11n Bern<ird -nne ol I I hildren ,e,cn ot ''horn ht:came ttw l'-lmou., (j1_mbc:I llr111hcr~ -brought PURCHASE But al\ '\faL\., changc:d with the time.-, and geared 1t<;clf 111 j morl' .1ffiuen1 snph1s11cated Cull\umcr ( 11mb.:1 ... apparent!\ u1dn't qu11e get tht.' '>lgnal." ~1d fabtan Linden director of the < omumer Rc..carch < t·ntt"r o l the ( nnferrnLc Board "h11 'aid lhc merchand151: remained "drear, ' In recent \t:ars (nmhel' hai. run 1ntu tinanual d1ffiLUlt\ from LOm- pelltor.-, like \<1an \ who put greater emphas1~ on fa\h1on . and brand 1.Dn\uuuo;nt'<;'o .l'> "l'll a., the gr(l\"lng (Pleue aee GIMBEL8/C6) -. I: 11' "ere \Cntured to develop a city \.lo1sn represents the fifth gener- ation of management for the re- maindt'r of what \\a~ a huge ranch t"ntnmpa'>'>1ng part\ of Orange and ~an Diego count1c'> After the senior < > '-ctll's death 1n 1910 ownership of the area passed to h1'> son Jerome. and lht' \anta Margan1a < o was formed 1n 1'121 V. hen Jerome died 1n 142h, thl.' krome < l '\ietll tru'>t v..ac; estah· h'>hed v.1th h1\ \l'>ter Ma!"'r her t,1m1h h1~hrolht·r R1thard Ir and h1-. \qk Jnd tv.o t htldrrn \llu· Jnd K1,hard Jerome J'> henetinam·'> I hl' tir\I plt'll uf till' r.int h - OR REFINANCE •Assumable Consider summer . • ~o Segative ·30 YR. ARM APR 8.14 t ax-cutting time 15 Year Fixed Owner OCC .\PR l0.96 °'lummert1me Lan he a great llrnl' l<ir 1 utt1n1uaxes11 y uu make the ngh1 mo' t'\ ( ons1 J er these po<,!>1bil111e' \~~:u-1!~~d~f:,~~E CORPORATION •II 'v11u J.nd >ou r '>POU\e \\-orl>.. the tml <11 .-,e..nd1ng your children to a \Umrner t amp ma)-4ualtl;. fur the 1 hild Lare Lredll "irx-t 1al11nl 1.amr'> or edul'at1unal Lam p<\ don't quald) L.e~ b~ Appu1nrmtm DIRECT LINOlll 6 MOflTQAOf ... OIClll • fhat <,ummcr d$.=an-up around the hollC\C "I II prnhahl) prfldu('e outgro .... n dot h1ng and h"ou'lehold 4-HOUR SEMINAR: HOW TO. BUILD & MAINTAIN YOUR OWN PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME CONSULTING PRACTICE Y ,,, r.,, rl" "~" q 1t;\1nr>I ,11 onco'TI" p.v1 • me'" 1ull 11me) a-; a pr 1IP\s1onal r.ono;oill 1n1 At1t•n1J 1t11c; nrr.rrnat·w~ • nw ' ,.•m1n,1r :inf1 tur"' Pyion1nq' -NAPk'enO!o\ (•' •ull t,mA 1n10 1nc.rAa~Prl nr•1fTIP prAc;~1QP lntl profP~ .... 11 nrtl 'tr.nqnit nr it-~ t fT'~ has; nf!ver f)fl!Rn ~ptrpr• Th'1 con11j,ul'1ng ~ '"''' t'l~!t I~ qrow '"~ it h~tfpr , .. ·• ()' • P""' 'fPd .,. , .... ontrc-1 of VC'•Uf l~\1 "" Adfll wtiirtl "I' IJ ,,~ lfHtlly wort" Bil r\dflOt>• 1 .. r • WHO SHOULD ATTENO? Any tn1tr• n•" m,1• -NII' c1 mil•~fH-lPI" ~·II gatr1~ lhrougr>i.1j1H .1t•• n or P•DP' Pr,, P M...t• -•fl• ~ ..-ng1n .. Prs '' ,. 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CHOOSE 1 OF 8 WORKSHOPS SANDIEOO MON , June 19th 1 pm OR 8.30 pm C,A TAMA A AN RESORT llflH I 1~ Mt 11Qtl Blvd I COSTA MESA TUES., Jurw 17th 1pm0R8 30pm HA PENNY INN 22n H"rtJO• Blvl1 LOS ANGELES WED • June 18th 1 pm OR 8 30 pm Hr •LIDA Y INN DI JWNTOWN 1~ Ot1rlanl1 Ave 1tL'm" \OU no longer \\-<Joi. Donate them·to a l'hantable organ1Lat1on for a tax·deduLtrhlc: contribution . •If )OU ml~ bu\1nc'i!i w11h sum- mer 'olat1on tra"cl. the busine'i'i p11rt1nn will be deductible That RALPH Scorr includes }Our lodgtng. meals. trans- portation. and mc~dental expenses (such as ups) to the extent they are business-related Taking your spouse along on a business tnp isn't deductible unless his/her <;erv1ces or pre'ience 1s business-related I low- rver. the portion that 11\ non-deduc- tible i\ only lhc excts'> over whaf ~ou would ha"e nard as a c;rngle •If you have a hu \1 nes'>, consider ~inng }Our minor children for the \Ummcr The wages you pay them arc deductible to your business and will be taxed in thr children's lower or 1ero tax bracket There'" also no social secunty tax to pa} on the children's wages unless ~our hu\1 - ne'i'i 1c; incorporated •Summer 1s a good 11me to do hu'>1ness entenaining. Bt: surr you keep complete record" of the co'>t, the date who was eqtertasnrd, and what the business purpose was. •If you're 10 business, <:0n~11.ler having a non-working spouse fill in for vacattoning employee<; The ~lary you pay your spou'le 1s not sub)cct to Social Sccunty tax (unless ~our bu•une'I~ 1'1 1nrnrporatcd) and will create ellg.ib1l1t) for an IRA contnbutitln on )Our spouse's part Al\o, unlc'' la\ lea1slat1on changes th1"i, you ·11 he chJlblc for the working rouplt''s deduction If you havt' c h1Idren v.ho rcQu1re child care. you'll also be 1'.'11g1hlc for thr child r are c rrdtt · Ralph Scott l1 1 ttrtlfl•d public accountant wttb offkH In Ntwport 8Htfl Bell ringer Paul Arblao and the Rev. Paul Martin from Mlaalon San Juan Capl•trano Joined Anthony Molao, prealdent of Rancho Santa Margarita Co., in dedicating flnt · community bell at clty'a lnformatton center. I 7 500 acres -was sold to Eugene °'ltarr and Ernest Bf)ant during the late: 1430s. That region currentl) includes ( a~pers Park. .\udubon ~oc1et' .\rnha de Estrella and ( oto de ( a1a · The ranch'' \17e was further pared when the Santa Margarita Co. dis· '>ohedin 1918-42 The flood interest cons1sung of the southern half as well as half of the O'Neill interest. mclud· 1ng San Onofre. were purct ascd by the Departmt"nt of the Navy to build Camp Joseph Pendleton. M1ss1on Viejo had shrunk from 233.000 to 52.000 acres 1n half a century. Richard O'Neill died 1n 1943 and the estate remained the same s11e unul O'Neill Park was established on donated land in 1950. An add1t1onal I 0.000 acres we: re sold to establish the Ml\~1on V1eJO Co. 1n 1963-64 But in spite of their vast land holdings. Mo1so·s family found real estate development more troublesome than farming and cattle ranch!n~. . Before Joi ning the M1ss1on VteJO Co 1n 1965, Tony Moiso graduated from Stanford Uni versity and served a stint in the cnihtary. He saw the M1ss10 V1eJO ownership change in 196 7 and was busily ass1sun.g in the development when 30,000 acres of the family land were placed undertl,lc Agncultural Preserve Agreement in t 969 and thus removed from future development consideration. Dunng Mission Viejo's early stages of development. Mo1so called upon Thomas C. Blum to help assemble a management team. The first recruit Mo1so wanted him to find was a seasoned ind1v1dual to manage over- all land-use planning. entitlement processing, engineering analysis and mfrastructure programs for the I 0 000-acre development. Blum looked for a while but found no su1tabk candidate. Instead, he volunteered and ·developed the dynamic worlung relationship with Mo1so that enabled them to manage the development of Mission Viejo. "We got a baptism under fire," said Mo1so. remembering the in1t1al de- velopment phases The family's first attempt at de- veloping their ranch went sour as massive expenses of developing roads and ut1httes became too great of a burden · AlthOJl~ the O'Neill fortune was est1matetfa1 more than $400 million last year by Fortune magazine. most ofit was ucd up 1n land and due to the famil)''s lack of cash to continue building, they had to sell thier first land development. M1ss1on VieJO, to PhtU~n~.· ~AG....in. I 972, - To prevent a repeat performance. Mo1so said Rancho Sant.a Margarita 1s being developed as a joint venture with New England Mutual Life. The affiliation will give the community the financial stren~th needed to build roads and establish services 10 its 1n1ual stages of development. Wtth Phase I finished. the land sold \£> developers and the SI 00 m1lhon loan repaid. Mo1so and his company have established a sound footmg to de,elop the remaining 4,650 acres of Rancho Santa Margan ta. • • • MONDAY: Mol10'1 1 !-year odyssey to find flnaaclog for bt1 new city. Fluorcontinues4-yearslump By the Associated Press Ir\ ine-hased Fluor Corp posted a \eumd-quarter loss of$1 l 6 million or 15 cent~ per share. 'la)'ing 11 had hecn unable lo break nut of a four- \C:ar slump. I he: loc;~ lur the three months ended \pnl 311 1.0mpart''> with the similar penod last }ear dunng "'h1ch the cngineenng. rnn\truc11on and natural resources concern posted a dctic1t ol $ 14 5 m1ll1on Re"enuec; rmc tn $1 37 b1ll1on in Keeping clean the most rece nt period from $I I btllton a 'car earlier For the six months. the compan~ had a los'> ofS5 m11l1on, or 6 cents per share. on c;ales of S2.56 billion. but those results included a onetime gain of $24 I million from the sale of I 0 percent ofrts St Joe Gold Corp. In the first six months of last year, Fluor lost$ 72 mil hon. or Q6 cents per share. on sales of $2.04 billion. Fluor has been suffering from a slump in construction si nce 1982, especially 1n the oil industry. Fluor's chairman and chief executl ve. David Tappan Jr . said Fnday. "Most key markets ha ven't improved." Tappan. who last year said he ho~d to return Fluor to profitab1hty in 1986. said the company intends to further cut operating costs 10 the second half ofth1s year to pare losses. Last October, the company took a $400 m1lllon, onel!me charge against earnings because of a corporate restructuring and the wntedown of some natural-rt"source assets. Technician• at TRW Inc.'• micro· electronlc. manufacturtna plant ln Man- hattan Beach, Calif .. bave their uniform• cleaned in an alr ahower beforct entertnc the work area, where cleanllneu la a - tremely important. Turner tO keep only MGM library LOS AN(1E.LES (AP) -C ahlc TV entrepreneur Ted Turner, in an effort to tnm has company'! heavy debt will 'lhed all of hi\ newly acquired MGM Entt'rta1nmcnt Co subs1d1ary, excrpt for its library, for $490 m1lhon. Thr two deals announced Fnday leave Turner Broadca<itmg System with the onl y MGM asset that Turner wa nted tn the fint plact -1t' nch film library th.a t call prov1dt' year\ of pr~mming.ror h1~ Atlanta 41upcr- "tat1on WTBS MGM'\ prO<iUl 11on Rnd dl\tnhu· tion optrat1on' and rt' pmfitahlr Homt F.ntc:rnunment Group will ht- acquirt'd by financier Kirk Kcrkonan for $300 million. Its 44-acre studio and its Metrocolor Film Laboratory will be bought br Lorimar-Tefe. picturu Corp for S 90 million The aFment'I, announced by the companies, bnns to an end Tumcr't ~le of IS~ts of the old MOM·UA Entertainment Co., which he ac· quired only 21/l months go foT caffl and notrs worth S I .S billion. Concurrent with the MOM lJA takeovrr. he sold It, United Anu1s subsidiary for $470 million to Las Vtps. Ntv .·hued Kefkorian, who ov.ncd SO I prrcent of tht old MCrM • UA. When aJl lhl' -.:\Ir~ ilre complt ted, 1 urnrr will h&ve p.11d S '40 million for the MGM hhmry Tht library ho\ morr thin 2,200 films. 1ncludma •u<:.h cln•u·• at "Casablanca." "Oonr WJlh the Wind" end ·· rht Wi14'rd of 01." But it hH fow rtttn1 Olmt 1n lb library th11 11r pnttntl1I t111 money makC'Mi. and a numhtr n~ it• d1111u are undC'r Iona trrm ron1r1et to the thrtt maJor TV networkt l umtr. wno own•ih6'u1110 prntf11 of TBS and " 1t1 chatrman, ul~ hr wa~ "r,treml'h pll'll\td .. I .,., st , - Otang9 Coal OAILY PILOT/Sund.y, June 8, 1"8 ................. ~ ........................................................................................ ' Will house turn into bank?. ItcouldhappentfCongr,e seUmtnates tax deduction for consumer borrowing BJ JO CUNNIFf' thousands of people now abfe to ......... .._.. produce offic.c work at home and NEW YORK -Oesip.cn and transmit tbcir production to a ctntraJ dn:amen durina the put decade bave station rather than trans~na propoted that the family rmcsell(le ahemselvet there physically. become an entertainment center, a • But oo ofthete0 doveJopment1 is compuacr&bopp nacenterand a work hkely io have the sudden im.,.ct that center, amona other lhinp. • could result &om one decision by the Their deli&n• and dreams have ~ncrcu oft.ho µruled Statt;s., whi~h received vary1n1 dcarces of acccp-11 now con11derina vut rev111ons 1n tanc.c. the federal income tll 1ystem. Developments m hiah fidelity and That decision could tum the home video CQICttc playen bave indeed an to a bank. turned aome homes into eotenain· Wbile an)'thina in the future is ment centen, and 10me people do use unoert&in. 'the home bank could computetS to buy &oods and pay bills. quickly becoll1~ a reality if Conpas But those devcopmenu still have a docl u cxPCCted. which is eliminate Iona way to So· the tu deduction for most coDJUtner The home u a wotkina place is bom>W1n& wluJe cootinu.ina it for probably more advanced., with many home mof'11qieS. Feoeci with aucb a WI 6n. at m~t not &aU ~for bomcowncn to renount.e credit<ard l.Dd i up tbe oquiay iA • by means of eecood morfaa.tt. To do JO would provick at least two bendi~ I. Interest on the loan would be tu· dtductibk. 2. Interest coat& -with the exception or loans on which poiou are cb.atscd -would be lower lh&D oo many installment and credil<Ud loans. 10me of whic:h carry ratet in excess of 20 ~nt. plus annual fees: P0SS1bd1ucs for such usasc of home equity are enhanced by the relative cue with wluch fW>ds ca.a be made avatlable, a consequence of derqu~la uon and the revolution that s occurred an bankers' thjnkina er the past decade. Whereas home equity once was considertd almost untouchable, even by the weU-heeled. it 1s now offered by GIMBELS STORE. ABOUT TO CLOSE? •.• homC4 number of di!COunt outlets. If it cloees, Oimbels would join a number of department stom that have disappeared from New York Caty over the last two decades, includina Korvette's, S. Klein and Best & Co. The Times said S,000 employees wouJd be out of work in the metropolitan area if the Gimbels closmp spread throughout the chain. Kurt K. Kilstock. London and Leeds pmadent and chief exocuuve officer, said in a 1tatement: "We are considenna a !\umber of options, includina the Gimbels stores.' In January, Batus, of Louisville, Ky., wbicb owns the 36 G1mbels stores in the New York area, Philadel- phia, PitUburah and Milwaukee, announced it would sell tbecom~y. Batus ia allO reportedly ocaot.tatin1 to sell Gimbel1 stores in other areas. And the company announced Friday that two G1mbels outlets 10 Pit- tsburah wtll close. one would be subleased and four sold by Auaust Gimbels' passing will bnna a sense of lou .. to those of us who have been around Iona enough to remember the era when G1mbels was an 1nst11u1on of New York hfc," Lmdeo said ... But yuppies will probably areet this event with a traosconttnental yawn." ~GS l0o0 \ i~• ... ..... l ' ... ~ .... , l •'\ ......... ... ' "'° "' 'l~-i \M -1 1 0 No matter what you re doing. your hometown newspaper The Illy Piil fits 1n While farmln• •h!!f ln rural Iowa. Kathy lloantaln bad eo much wool ahe dld.n t know what to clo •.• 11ntil ahe 8tarted a clothln& bualneu that emphutaa black and white yarna. City wi(e turns black sheep and hobby intO profit St. Marys Woolens a re now rated among best in the country By MARGARET STAFFORD •11111 ,..._.,_ ST 'A .\R 'r S Iowa -A couple from the Cit) who knew nothing about famung or 'iheep moved to a farm ~veral yea~ ago The woman took up knitting as a hobby to pass the umc Eventually she had so much wool salting around the hou!>C she didn't know what 10 do with 1t. So with her hu1,band's help. she started her own business She now makes thousands of dollars a year on clothing that 1sga1nang a reputation as some of the best 1n the nation. The former caty girl runs her business between taking care of the sheep, other animals. a large garden and an 80-acrc farm "My family still thanks I'm traz:)':· said Kath) Mountain · ( om1ng out to the farm from the cit) 1s a bag kid; for them I thanl the> s11ll think rm out of my element " Mountain and her husband, BruCT. both grew up an Dc'i Moine'> and had careers there when. 1n 1978, they decided to move to Bruce's farm an the rolhna hills of Warren Count) near the small town of St \.tarys BruCT kept haSJOb a'> a law}er 1n Des Moines. but Kathy wanted to sta) on the farm. They decided sheep would be a good animal for two amateur; to try to raise, so they bought some commercial stock "Sheep JUSt seemed ea<;1er than. say. cows. because the\ wen· smaller and cheaper." Mountain said. "We figured they were a good thing to makeourm1'talceson, and boyd1d we' make '°me mistakes" She took up hand-spanning of the sheep's wool. and the wool began to pale up .. Wr were stepping all over 1t, .. she said Oun"f a tnp to the Iowa Sta tr Fair. the Motr{ltains talked to a woman who was hand-sp1nn1ng wool She told them 1t was hard to get natural colored wool. and the~ were no wurccs an Iowa · "I'd been <;11tang here wondenng 'What do you do with this w~I once you've got 11"'·· Mounuun u1d "5t Marys was born .. . It wa!otl'I qu1k 1hat ca\y 10 \tart ~t Marys Woolens The Mountains 'w111.:hcd to black wooled sheep. and began lc.-arn1ng quickly about how to l3rf' for the sheer to avoid any dama~c 10 th('tr woo . "Our whole purpo<;(' 1n ra1'iang them is the w<.Xil. not for meat." 'he said "We nc-cd 10 keep the wool c:tcan, and we ao to a io!, of effort to make 1urc that happens Sixty of the sheep lambed this year, and Mounuun is wdl versed m helpuig with the births and proper feeding and care. Shr talks about the sheep's charactcnstacs as easily as someone who grew up with them Once the sheep are sheared. the wool is sent to a company an Harmony, Maine. to be made into cones of yam Mountain 1s extrcmcl)' particular about how the while and black wools are blcndrd She uses four colors -mocha. charcoal, heather and natural white. When the yam returns to Iowa, 1t 1s parceled out 10 I 0 to 15 women an the St Marys area who work on vanous aspects of turning the yam mto sweaters, hats. scarves and mittens Mountain also works on machines an a former two-room schoolhou~ that was moved to the farm when the bus1oess expanded. "Nobody does the whole than&," Mounuun said. "Some arc knlltcrs. some blockers. wme hand seamers." Moutaan. who has degrees an graphic de!i1gn and )Ournahsm from Iowa State l ln1vers1ty. has des1&11ed 29 moufs for the clothes They are mostly sheep but also mcludr c.al'i, geese and rabbits The work as convenient for Moun, tam's cmplo)CCS. who can do II al home an their spare lime They come to lhr St. Maf)s office ever) two weeks to collect pay and aet more work \"I'm real picky about thr people I hire." Mountain said. "They have to be d1sc1phned, and wtlhng to work The simple fact as lhe more dlic1cn1 they arc. the more money they make and the more clothes I get done " When the product as completed. the clothes arc sold through retail outlets an 16 states and by direct sale through a mail order catalog. The clothes are not cheap. ranging from $20 for mutens to S 120 for sweaters. Moun, taan says shr wants 11 that way ··we arc a ~pcc1ahzed product. very high quality.:> The product as com plctcly done by hand. and we work to the customer's <;pcc1ticat1ons af they want Wr don't have any desire to start mass producing w much tha1 we have to lower our qu;thty "One woman told me my sweater\ are hke Hummels. you save up so that you can have lhem. and you collect 1hrm T~.af'> the best ccf1phmcnt I ever aot Running the hus1ncs'i 1s a full-time JOb. ancludmg a lot of traveling to sales shows and presentations and to find stores to sell the products. "There are so many thmp about running a business that there IS always someth•na to do. t have to learn to stop feeling guilty 1fJ take an afternoon off to read a book or JUSt cnJOY the outdoors," she said "It tJtkes a lot of discipline to do th1'i but I can honl!'ltly say there isn't any1hing I'd rather do " INTO r The Baily Pilll. has a neW way to" turn your Hidden T reasur~s into CASH · wi1h a $7 .60 Classified Ad. 4 Lines-7 Days-$7.60 No changes In copy or cancellation. . ' ' Private parties only. No Commercial, Real Estate .or Employment Ads. There is no price limit to what you can advertise. If you need to sell your car, boat, couch, high chair or ~ny unused merchandise-call the Daily Pilot Classified staff or use the coupon below. I 642-5678 ------------------------------------------------- NAME PHONE ADDRESS __ CITY ________________ _ STATE ____ _ ZIP _____ _ AD COPY: 4 line minimum, approximately 4 words per line. AMT. ENCLOSED __ circle one. VISA or M.C. _____ _ EXPIRATION DATE: Are you o subscriber to the Daily Pilot? circle one YES I NO .. • I I SeaCliff h ·omes near ocean oiler artistic touches Just a quarter mile from the Pacific Ocean Iles the community of SeaClltt on the Greens in Huntington Beach Here. turrets. archways , se- cluded courtyards and Intricate masonry designs are a few of the artistic architectural det~lls found at The Estate Series. Constructed by Cayman De- velopment Co., these mini-es- tates offer a variety of floor plans and options to meet individual needs. Design ,O includes 3.790 square feet with four bedrooms or three bedrooms and a den plus 31h baths. A curved staircase to a second story gallery that overlooks ·the living and family rooms. The upstairs master suite that occupies an entire corner of the -h~ -and feetures e wood- burning fireplace. optional wet bar and French doors to a private. outdoor deck. Two other bedrooms and shared full bath are located upstairs; the fourth -also avail- able as an optional study -plus Its own full bath is downstairs Also downstairs Is a step-down living room that features a wood- bur~lng fireplace, bay window and two-story ceillng as well as a separate dining room. Available m Mediterranean, Cape Cod, Enilish, French and Traditional architectural styles, these homes are priced from $419,500 to $789,500. The gate-guarded Estate Series otters views of SeaCliff Country Club's golf course. Six model homes are open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except Tuesdays. SeaClltt on the Greens ts at 19425 Woodlands Lane, less than a mile west of Golden -west. -street off ..o.~ Avenue In Huntington Beach. For more information, call 960-7337. 1 ---------- -1 To the Carefree 'n Convenient Good Life / ,\re you daydreamin~ .the 1111 ).tl 111ng 11u1 1 if '11t1r .tp.irlnH:Ol into \Ollr Cl\\ fl Ill~ h111lll ' 11.1., your Hf<-become a nightmare 111 11111111 n p.11 r' .tnd \ .trd \\or!-,. W.tke up to the reality of La~una Meaden~': ill• 1rd .1hl< hc::111tilul. l .tr< lrn t 11ndn min1um' 1n ,1 (. 111\ l llll Ill lot Jt10i1 Pc·rrn t r. •I r< opll \,\ho \\ .1nr It I 11111\ • up from .tn .1r.1rt lll<'nl nr ,I \\ .t\ Ir• >m .• 1 ht)( ft11tl'C I a~un.t Meadow.,· four difkrent floor plan .. In t' ltl..< '111glt f.1m1I\ honw' .lft.11 hn l ~.tr.l)(l ' 'hrltnnl l nl rtc'\ 'P·H Hiii\ ii\ lllj( .Inc.I dinin,K .1n .... hn .11-r.1 .. 1 111101.., l11 \t1r111u' m:i''' r ... 1111t ' p .11111' .md \ ll'\\ dn 1.,, '11111 II find lot' o f cxt 111n)C lt-.1t11n·, hkc air t11nd11u1111n,K ''°'' hJ.thh .md 11p1111n,1l lm.:pl.tll'' I aguna Meadow .. offers a< arefree recreation o r ien1<.·d life~lyle . 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Located a qaarter-mile from the Paclflc Ocean, the bomee are prlced from $419,000 to $789,600. . Weekend,of sales tops $10 million for William Lyon 5 grand openings i~ two counties account for l 79 home sales Spurred by the grand opening of two projects at Rancho Santa Margarita , plus the opening of new phases at three Rancho Cucamonga neighborhoods. The William Lyon Co. compiled more than $10 million In new home sales the weekend of May 17-18. "This may have been one of the most successful weekends, both In terms of total dollar volume and number of homes sold, In the history of The William Lyon Co.," said Olck Randall, president of the Newport Beach-based home- building firm. "By the time our sales offices closed Sunday night, we had sold 113 homes." The Wiiiiam Lyon Co. figured prominently In the grand opening of Rancho ( Santa Margarita, Southern C"allfornla's newest master-p!anned community. Nine builders Introduced 1 1 projects May 17 and 18, with all 403 homes sold at a lottery that attracted more than 2,500 pro- spective buyers. Lyon Introduced The Mission Courts and The Mission Greens as one of two builders Introduc- ing two projects. "At The Mission Courts. more than 200 potential buyers were In the lottery, making It the most popular of Saata Margarita's 11 neighborhoods,·' said John Horner, sales manager for The Wiiiiam Lyon Co.'s s~uth Orange County division. "The 22 homes In our grand opening phase were gone as soon as the first 22 names werB drawn." ' _- One-and two-story con- dominiums were featured at The Mission Courts, priced from the low $70,000s. The Mission Greens, with 16 homes sold during a special Sunday lottery. featured two- story townhomes priced from the high $90,000s. "In future openings at these two projects, we are planning camp-outs with homes being sold on a first-come. first-served basis," said Horner. More than half of the Lyon Co. homes sold the weekend of May 17 and 18 were at Victoria, Lyon's master-planned com- munity In Rancho Cucamonga. ·'We opened new phases at Victoria Country, Victoria Gar- dens and Victoria Meadows," said Robert Reid , director of sales and marketing for The Willlam Lyon Co. 's San Bernardino division. "We sold 66 homes. with 95 percent of the sales on Saturday." Reid said about 50 f amities camped-out at the three neigh- borhoods to assure the home of their choice when sales opened at 10 a.m. Saturday. Leading the way In total sales was \llctorla Country, where all 26 single-family detached homes were sold, Including 25 sales on Saturday alone. ~ At Vlctorra Gardens, 23 homes were sold. Adding to the grand total were 17 homes sold at Victoria Meadows. where buyers had a choice of one-and two-story attached homes, arranged In clusters of two or three resi- dences. Among Lyon's other active residential projects: Oakridge at The High Country In Diamond Bar; Harbor Heights at DanaWoods In Dana Point; and Whispering Hills' planned com- munity In the Lake Forest loot- hllls. Laguna Sur getting ·nishing touches The finishing touches are being put into place at Laguna Sur. a ooUectlon of luxury villas designed to capi- talize on a Pacific Ocean panorama that sweeps from Malibu to the Mexican border. The development, created ~ Homes By Polygon, fea- {uret two-and three-level townhomea that blend Medi~ terranean atyte and a Call- fornla Betting. Five floor plans are avall- able, with rooms designed to tUe maximum advantage of the •Jews Amenities Include ceramic .t.!!le entries, raised panel "'Ooors, up to three wOOd- burnlng fireplaces and two wet bars, akyllghta, game rooms, decorator fixtures and recessed llghtlng. Handcrafted In the Euro- pean tradition, Laguna Sur vtllaa offer touches of roman- tic M4Pdlterrenean .. aside re- torts with their red clay tll• roofs, view decks and sculptured feature wtndowa. The vtllaa are prteed from $2«.000 . For more lnforma11on. call 524-8827. .. ....-..... ---------~-----,. Orange Coat DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, June 8, 1 INTO SAVINGS The rib hca 0 "9W ..,, to ""' your Hide* Tr-.. We> CASH 0 c r.d Ad. CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE CO. IF CALLING FROll 80unt ORANG! CO. ~..a. ..... CMl'-a.I .. 1 ....... , ........... .,..... .. . wtm lmll ...... ""Qft ........ • You can now call the Dally Piiot Clae•lfled Dept. on Saturday morning troni 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. to pt.c. rour Sunday •nd Mond., ads • . REAL ESTATE _,._ 117) C-..,1.oft '"""' .,,, FOR SALE ....._, ... _.... IJH .....,,.,_ ,.,,, HOU St CONDOS • Ooll OI C. ,._,.. .,,, 0.-... 1002 0...0f S......_ '''° ...-1-10.-.,,, .....,._ 1006 ._,._.,. '* ............... 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Repott .,,.en Immediately to 642-5878 The Oalty PUot eooepta no llabfltty '°' any .,,.or In an edV9ttlMment tor which ft may be reepol'lllb6e except tor the ooet of the ec>ece llCtualy OCICUcMed by the error. Cr9dlt can only be allowed for the nm 1n1er11on. 642-5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE COUNTY FROM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY COSTA MESA ctlTI IEI& 12.0,000 South Coast metro beauty! Marvelously or- ganized home. each famlly area defined Formal living and dining rooms. Massive fireplace. vaulted family room wtth second fireplace, butlt 1n wet bar. master suite with whirl-pool tub Upstairs study 'could be 4th BR). central atr, largest lot in tract with covered patlol Ill& WNIS 1221,000 Resort luxury tn your own back yard! Pool and spa. two indoor spas make this 3 BR. 3 BA home very special First time offered, be the first to see It I OOSTI IEU 1201,111 Party time! Entertaining best describes this fun- tastic 4 BA delight! Mingle through distinctive trench doors, to-Mle swirl of the 1acuzz1 in atrium Gorgeous cream carpeting, sunny kitchen, her- ring bone & hardwood floors Deluxe master suite. better be first today! CISTI 111& 1111,100 Wimbledon Village! Indoor-outdoor lifestyle home which has trench doors connecting the living room and family room. 3 BR and 2 full BAs Bonus room has skyltghtsi Extra large lot with community pool & tennis courts. MIU lllfFI 1111,000 Designed for modern living! This 3 BR. 3 BA home 1s perfect for today's family. 2 BRs are master suites End unit with a spacious patio and spa Separate den. light & bright! COSTA llU 1110,000 Sommerset Home 4 BR, or 3 BR + den, 211 BA townhomel lhls fantastically organized home has A/C, cable T V a large lighted patio yard custom cabinets & shelves. extra storage, shiny • mirrored dining room wall, and skylight in bedroom which opens up to true blue skyl Why wait! Buy nowt CUTI IW 1141,IOO Magnificent country homel Unique charm and llvablllty describes this fine 3 BR home! Added family room has the warmth of a wood burning stove for those chilly nights! Hardwood floors throughout, farm styled kitchen close to park. large yard. R V access Buy today1 .. CHTI Ill& llH.000 Tri-level condo has 3 BR, 2 BA with ftreplace. family room, wet bar, track lighting tn each bedroom Stream & take off rear patio master suite on separate level Walking distance to South Coast Plaza and Metro CUT& llU 112,111 Luxury living at a modest price! 2 BR, 2 BA condo In a park, premium end unit over-looklng spacious park. pool and rec room Be an early birdl This won't last long. call now• • Monday . . Sat 11 :30 AM Tuesday. Mon. 5:30 PM Wednesday .•......... Tues. 5:30 PM 9 00 A M .5 30 P M $1turd1y 9 00 AM-11 30 A M Thursday .... ...... Wed. 5:30 PM Friday Thurs. 5·30 PM Saturday . . .•.• ... . .... Fri. 5:30 PM Sunday Sat 11 :30 AM Bu--Countlf Mond1y-Frid1y 9 00 A M .5 00 P M 842-5878 A MEMBER OF THE 1J SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK c.I.. NEW LISTINGS 1&111 Ill 11..- South Coast Metro! Quaint otde engllsh village with all modern amenities: pool, tennis, gym. Modet perfect with wallpapers, mouldings, mir- rors, and a beautiful view tool Call now to see how charming life can bet l&ITl&ll 11"9M Residential Real Estate Services South Coast Metro beauty! Luxury living at a modest price! 2 BR. 2 BA condo In residential OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY llWNIT IOCll 18 Rue Chantilly t.WAU 3 BR, Spa $559,000 10-2 MIT& •HA 3023 Country Club I . UlllUIMll . 3 BA. Spa $439,900 . 1-5 lrwNITWCI 3608 Marcus &. llll 2 BA, Dock $359.900 2-6 CllT& IW 34 12 Gerantum I. TIWEll 4 BA $279,000 •.4 ctST& lllU 912 Hyde Ct l .lllUJIY 4 BR, Pool $160.000 1-5 ctll& IEU 303 Alva lane I . IHIH 3 BA $155.000 1-4 SUIDAY llWPlllT WCI 18 Rue Chantilly 1.wmu 3 BR, Spa $559,000 12-3 HWNITWCll 3916 Channel Pl J. loUHITH J BR, Dock $495,000 1-6 IEWPIRT WCll 2109 Miramar &. YllS 4 BR. Peninsula $399,000 1-4 1rwN11T we• 3608 Marcus I . W&ll 2 BA, Dock $359,90() 1-5 oan1w 3412 Geranium l. UC:IHll 4 BA $279,000 1-4 CUT& IEU 3467 Windsor Ct c.11111 3 BR. Pool $204,900 1-5 COIT& lfU 3491 Windsor Cl l .IAIHullO 3 BR, Pool $199 900 1-5 CUT& llU 2013 Calvert 1.lllW 3 BA $159 900 1-4 CllTl IUA 912 Hyde Ct ......... , 4 BR. Pool $160,.000 1-5 CllT& llU 862 Villaoe Creek &. It• 3 BA. Stream $134,000 1-5 NEWPORT BEACH lllOUYll Slll,OIO Breathtaking view of city lights. mountains. ocean and sunsets Subtle elegance awaits you In the 3 BR very sophisticated home. Dramatic vaulted celllngs. private downstairs master suite with private outdoor spa, gorgeous amenities. 3 car garage. cul-de-sac. prime tocattont PHIHUU 1111,000 Balmy oc-.an breezes awaits family who enjoys beach llvlngl 4 bedroom. large tamlly room Owner motivated so move fast! Wl111fl IT ISll,llO Lovely 2 BR entertainment home with dock for 2 boats. Mexican tlle surrounds your own private spat This la grand bay living at attordAble prices EASY to ~. calll 645-0303 park, community pool and rec room. Near South Coast Plaza and music center. Walk to park and schools are nearby! SdTIW Ill.IOI Terrific 2 BR, 1 BA condo In great locatloof'On~ story end unit near pool! Attached garage enters laundry areEJI Call to see, won't last! COSTA Ill& UM,111 Lovely Wimbledon Village B plan with extra large lot, landscaped yard with covered patlol Attractive atrium with plantation shutters, cen- tral air, community pool and tennis! OISTI Ill& 1211,000 Instantly appealing, better than new. Sum- merfield home! Carefully selected appointments include upgraded carpeting, sweetish pine floors. tinted windows. mirror traeatments, built-In bookcase In hallway. Dramatic floor plan 1n fantastic location Lush landscaping sur- rounding! llWPllT llUll . 1411,111 Very sharp waterfront with dock and two slde- ttes. Extra large 3 BR with family room or designed and zoned to be a duplex. Very special island known for Its quiet living. A good buy for someone who loves the beach and wants their boat In front MESA VERDE IEI& Yllll 14'1,IOO This charming golf course remodet has 3 BRs. 21.Az BAs. Jacuzzi tub In master suite. All new kitchen, llvlng room with fireplace, Pella win- dows, security system. pool and spa In 20x30 courtyard A fantastic buy for the goffer wno wants all this and many other ex1rasll lll&YllM U .. MI 4 BR, 3 'it BA. custom single story home near Mesa Verde Country Club Huge family room with cozy used-brick fireplace Gourmet kitchen central air. security. pool and spat This wfl flt you to a teel IEU HIM 1111,000 Gracious 4 BR + den Mesa Verde home has everything! Located near 2 golf courses and 2 parks. beautiful yard with pool and patio, and side hideaway patio off the den. new add-on tamlly room and tMn qu rtera wfth tta own entry. Bring In your offer! mum• 11u,t01 Kids went9dll This friendly 3 BA home hu clever and tasteful decorator appeal, large yard, utility room and curb appeal! Wonderful !Qcatlon In Me4la Verde. a community where people carel 2299 HARBOR BLY~., COSTA MESA • r . 759 -9100 WMr.l<A ·' . .. . SOTHEBYS l:\TERNATIONAL R E.ALTI' 759--6700 LIDO ISLE JUST LISTED Quality craJtamanship aa evideat throughout just recently refurbished famUy residence. Situated oo &11 extra wide lot at tbe east end of Lido Isle, Uus spacious home often four bedrooms.~ baths, and all new appomtmeota lhroqboul ChannlD&. yeat gracious. 1t offers tbe muunum ln comfort and elegance. M2S,000 Ad #042 LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT DUPLEX -REDUCED! Two bayfront homes for the price of one' Bulll as a duplex with four bedrooms and four baths lo the main residence plus two bedrooms and four baths 10 the main residence plus two bedrooms and one bath in the l«ODd Both bomes have excellent bay views There lS a great sandy beach nghl in front and an association· owned boat doclt nurby where you can greet your yacbUng guests. Of. fered at SHS.000 Ad #018. OPEi SUIDIY 1-& CAIEO llCIWllS.SlSI ..... ~ll C... llO'=+ Ir. J bdrm. ? bath, pnvatl' beJCh access .. •. . 8 White OLK CDl ............ -.. SS45, ... ___ 221 ..,._ Un1qut 3 bdrm I bl~ to beach M Rouue6ot I u •-····-···"-ms.'"--·--· 111 ....... Clat.\IC 2 bdfln I blltl cotU&t .. . .. .. 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MARIL VN COOM81 . * * * * * A '"*"Ina bMlnyl anty ·~=-:::===~ ,.,., 673 4400 onlY•1&a,500,Al.80 ~~,mfMI~ AM2te . 2118Condo,oent. H/A,n. AU>CaDTO $11,000 a1ee,to0. Won'ti.t.Celt ·-.. um111 \I JACUZZI."*'°" doort. Sat/Sun 1-4. 1210.boo 1-:mr\'1& Ilda i.undry, OI' w/Of/ll'W, 4M-MA ltg fMI. rm, a.., PATNCK TENOM ._ =~=~ P11nctpel9 cd/ 1111--.fj;*""ilr ~~!z:.~ a:u. ,"oo::,~ ~ ~'11!,:0: :".: t31·12tl ot 78CM102. ~ ~~-t 1175,000 At.SO. BITllUJJ t1H,500. Owner. "9dueedtolMl.OOO w~~...!!.OI!' .. OH THE WATEA MeM Verda 68drm 38a I IS&-18'7 OPEN SUHDY 1·5 -"'••-• .._ ...... w . ewtm Of""' trom ~ ...a IU IU wa .... , 1-1 Po04 t1ome. 8kY1~ht• ut. .... IMI IHl!lt .... 1111 2431 WINDWARD, N.1. •IA. ptayt00tn, OOUtMt =·~beed\ er. + 11cSrm. , .. ~·Hie. lltPWITTll ~ ioo.11on ~ IDB.800 . qu:w tiih ....... unH•ll ::W~tio.t~'::' 280..,+'::!·rm.2~~. oond.lyOwnrl '-7227 tmTI...... ~~·!oo:;,.~=· ~rw~~~Z:: ......... . _/'L 7~} 1234 lrnmao&Al• Cuetom 3bd, 1904°VtAUguNON> ------• bttgtlt & ~.only llft.ll IY.... Nea1. 3bf home wlnlOe YALDll MIW G3 CaJI Agt. "2-161& fUTUl'm Wiii '_,.P/ld/./~ II 3~bt. nr.ptace tn m.ter OPEN IAT..aUN 1-1 ~11::1..,..~ 5 ~i<~oeRE122.9130 •::~~~ ~~~·.! cd~/~:.,on.:i::.,:~ IUl.DT&ll e.euttf\1148A~a~ uun•n 1111111 R E •"'LT v ='1:<i::,::t~: P~='a'= wlth expended dectc. eenu LI lil1 IHI nual lnGcHne or ... opt. CIOM to *"'· 0'#1* •• au ~~~o:a-,:2~DC'wr4 ........ • ..... , 831""'304 c:llboet tai2fto'° llO•penoremtcvt.w.nu-w/S15,000 dn S.. by w/cerry Priced et REDUCED. Neer REALESTAT!..7•aoeo .....,_ IWIO 8aVl6de coo;; Condo. ta terl:.GNncty 'Wor · meroue upg'9CMa, ca-•MUI NW-* APPi 975-2424 S350.000 38r 2e. TrMwel = Hlghty upol'9ded ~-* 1&r + Oen. e/o, 1880 eq 87M181 lh9dral o41411nge. 1ky CU.tom exec 1 ltoty "Sit -LIDIY llflD WI I m•DD dining room dbl Cl". ~-•; bMdl S8drme. tar Home wtttl Sbd, trnall ~ ~ Holp. ~~ Pt. Bay vt.w, geted, eec -------llghta. eto 24 tloUrouwct-Down" bay & oceen 2 38d 2 .. Unit Newtv ----pool & te'nnlt IV '"U9 ~ Many pool & epa. CetNdrlll Id uNt. ... °' ...... for 'Y9· pvt betl, t-c & pool. td aa1e u curlty Y1ewt 3Br 38e +him & ~ .,_,: & OU1 Dov« SllofM baytront OWN!" a1&1000 Cell upgredet Ex~ .. 111.,.... oeMr'GI top of Iha tine equftyfortrnlpllloat1SSK Boet 11119 evt 1396.000 UOOISL!·~!.ftL.O' 1379,llOO Cell for pnvete 1f>e.. a.et WM MolhlnQ 0:, 1100 OOO In ooet' with dOctl, 5bd, wnenttr. 97:M>e72 or 8f5-1879 I 158,000 CALL George tcltcNn end bMN. TNe IQ -..n ro.rt. pf1no oMJ Ind lend. 780-1011 PP Englleh Tudot °°""'1l•1t eho= !rte Lock• Mlle ttl Model holM oond • Cl~•. F• lancS now ontor Meeon 8'1-1291 axaouttYe flome. bey "'2·T72t ot 141 3112 remod. 58r +paneled I ....._.a.. =ltne 7~.783.4 • No ll&llY ITllfRI LG bdel eonv.r.atton pltl •V .: to ontt '345.J..OOO. ()per\ 28r ne •"'Po + pool 5 9drm +!Mid'• room. I to '8HK. 87S-2001 780-Of &40-4397 •1 sseo.ooo (Ind Land) S3UOO ~ '"'= = sn&.000 NEAR OOlF COURSE! I~~~~'\· memtenenoe. Aeduoed ·-II"''* .. UITll man blWy. Pool, ~ Aeduo nr Al.A~V ~WirANYTIMc IU ····n Nu pelftt, etc 846-7434 ''1!-I -· Sun 1-&. 1181MOWL.w a.. lo .. no.a.: bsthe. tatve petty room ___ liiii __ , KC/", ... ,. -------. _ ~11 LJll --CENTURY 21 GOlD STAR • ~ .. u Newport Bwlh. • a 111 t00 w°':.'t i;."t~ w/kltehen & bath, temrty WJ. ...... , \;t'\\ l ""' 'I I I 'J \ 11 •IPYIUIS* PRICE REDUCED BY Ill-UM OLD & NIGEi inl8t llR JOHN CAEY. ORI CALI.'. PATNoK TENORE room With 20' bet I~ 2 !:':::· i~toO~ \\ ,._ ~ M •·• ......, __ .. S OOOOTODAY r::~-·-'--e -It UNITEOBAOKER8 S31·1288or7-.•T02 door/outdoor pool · -· -oun ... n. -.... .., OCMl'I 1 · 111 C..t1 lltA 1114 "'9W•-...........--· -11.1NA•• 813-mt -at 9 S 0 0 0 0 PE H '42•21a4 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiii unobe1ruc:tad..,.... 3Br 28a S3e7.500 Open you'll low ttl ~7434 ' ---I ~"~~-. . -a-•ft 13er. 3t>a, e cer aereoe Set/Sun 12 ·5, 321 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTI· CENTURY2100LD8TAR Spectoue, 3 9drm. fwnlty ft.LA ~··· ; r~r~:o1Ftc,TLANE 3111111 Jlftllll • M LAii OWN£R S72UOO c..11 -- -2 lrplct, E·eldel 946-743-4 lltllT llTT&ll fHllngll Call Lento. • me.-~ Or call for ec>t to .... ''"MA I •-•-I To1elly remodeled BY PolnMttl• 759-9070 FULi Open Sell&.in. 3Br, -rm-18fge yd. woodMY G'9dout PWI 7 ~ ,.._ -··• 8l<l CANYON 3 BR 2'..\ for o.telll 75M1e9 I HTI101 CENTURY 21 OOLDSTAR R-2 l~-224 ?f: St By Ir vine Hiiie RHl1y ~~In~ -....... Owner/Broeter 1eo.oeoe Toe> twmm =YIM. )'OI =bath ::='-=-~,'I 3 INCOME UNITS Wiik lo wary1hlng rrom ANXIOUS SELLERI ~~-~:;, c: ;~i 1~ 0 1 • 1212 LMng room & 9drm tuft· ~9Mt .,,...., ..,., IDT ..... "' can affOtd to buy lode, 0 3bd 3t>a, 2bd Iba, 1bd thl• neat 2 Bedroom Cot-Open Set/Sun &46-743-4 Timi'*""'... • open to e epedoue 2 ltoty. 840-~t pp Lo tux~ 4bf St>e end Hunyl .000 lbe, 4000 tq t1 view ltQe, R-2 IOI All l•th, 4Br TOQ trM $219,000 111PLD-1... 3BR. fem rm. Lrg comer deck. l)eM vt.w, Mndy untt, highly upgrad9d, ~ ..... , 1~ prop«1y, 5 gat. xii Inc pluter, hardwood ftooA, CENTURY 21 GOLD STAR 3 + 2 + 2. C6oM to llhoP-101 Bflght/dMn, nicety ground ftoor loeatlon -+~ ba9ln calhnge, lhuttet9. • WIM Ir. prop, l.550,000. Open IOI* petlO 2 8edroom, ping & pertt Aaeumabte decoreted Ulll,000. Pool 9nd therepy Ip&. ,,._... • , ..,._ den Wl1h bookCMea, ~ 21 l 1-. HOUM Sun 11·3pm, agl. blO Qlol'tQe $215,000 I WmflL.... loen At*:lnQ $23! 000 Coldwell Benk9', Ag1 Quiet & MCUr• a1ee.ooo. 2 ltoty. 840-7840. pp ., ••• metr eutte. xtre -415 Poppy. 790-1410. '( ( 11 1111 rft./, /lai 38 F~ S': ~Y ~pie wm i1a1en 10 offere.' · Joycie OtMn 1552·2000 '(,(,UJtUI di'/, 1(,11 UYJlllTl •t.. etcwage, "*" araenbetta • . lreet ltn +Area .>, .J. , / · 1 r:m r! ~~ ;,:;,~ 1~ Drtve by 185e Pomona. WOODBRIDGE CONDO JJ.l .J. • I By 0'#1* 3Br 38a, ta rec f ... landoJ:P:; ~:. Ill.I 11'&1 I ... lUC COTE r~~ JASCRK~l 2BR+ -Jh"'•Ti(7dtUU kltcn.n Pool,epe&BBQ. ~~~gE~~7~~~~~ X'LNTLOCATIOH .-JA."•Tl.f7''"'1'.> rm, Ttr9d wat•rfron1 Laredo. Do not dlstutt>. MUSTSELLI Oen Skyltte $279K. Open I ._.,. 1 ... 1_ 'I / ,11. I OutllCJe lighting Open lmmM:ult1tl 2bd. 2ba. 1Pf' f,'.,j-1(1.. 'JI.. dadc, tend be9ctl, lot9 of '254,000. Cell retired Spaclout Twnhm. 0.... REALTY I Sun1·S.39Whll_.ler ' 'I· '/.I Sun1·• 1t'.>87GlenClr· eom.-com .. lghCome SIHl.SOO 22 &:ho Run, · I• 1 1• 1 pet1clng I much~. CMF*l b«r/CPA9'M147 1oca147.tt0.846-744 Bkr893-3973 _ I. 3407 [ CN1t tt.J. Cell I cle 6'4>2295 __ buy -In clualfled 786-40M Sat-Sun 12-4. 3407 l c.ast !t19 .. C.. '470,000 850-2708 IUffl • .,..... CENTURY 21 GOLD STAI HOMES FOR SALE J 1 IEDROOI 950 Cagney, Veraalltes. Nwpt Bch 646-7434 $129,000 Sat/Sun 12 5 2 BEDROOI 1221 Bayside, Bayside 644-6200 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 975 Bayside Cove. Coves 644-6200 $630.000 SAT/SUN 1·5 00 Buckingham. WeatcllH/lrv NB &46-7434 $147.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 209 Iris, Old C D M 644-6200 $439,500 Sunday 1-5 214 Larkspur, C O.M &«-6200 $395,000 Sunday 1.5 ••3808 Marcus NB 645-0303 $359,900 SAT 2-6/SUN 1-5 422 Marguerite, Corona Del Mar 873-8494 SA,15,000 Sunday 1-4 * •412 Plazza Udo. lido late 873-7300 $565,000 sunday 1-4 * 14 ~lumbta, trvtne 759-6700 s 135,000 Sunday 1-5 104 Via Loree, Lido Isle. N.B 644-9060 $420,000 Sunday 2-6 2 BR ,1us Fii RI or DEM 1407 Bonnie Doone Terrace. CdM 6«-6636 $355,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 28 Canyon Island, Big Canyon 675-6000 $210.000 2 Aue Cannea, Big Canyon. NB SUN 1·5 759-6700 $369.000 Sunday 12~ -V'32 Vienna, Newport Beach 631-1288 $469,900 Sunday 1·5 •V-39 Whltewattl(fPI 1) Jasmine Crk CdM 893-3973 $279,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BEDROOI ••2422 22nd Street, Newport Beach 644·6200 $495,000 Sunday 1·5 •610 Avocado, Olde COM 675-6000 $295.000 SAT/SUN 1·5 • • 22 15 Bayside Drive. Bayside 644-6200 S 1 195,000 SAT /SUN 1 ·5 1 199 Boise, Mesa North, Costa Mesa 646-74134 $149,500 SaVSun 12·5 2013 Calvert Costa Mess 645-0303 s 159.900 SUN 1 • .11 • •3916 Channel Pl, Newport Beach 645-0303 $495 000 SUN 1 ·6 4500 Cortland -Cameo Highlands 644-6200 $365,000 SAT/SUN 1·5 200 Del Mar Costa Mela· 631-7370 $150,000 Sal/Sun 12-8 24'e E Wiiton, En1atde Costa Mesa 642-5200 $159.200 Sunday 1·5 ••7 Gretel Court. Newport Crest. NB 673-7300 $195,000 Sat Sun 2 5 2707 Hlll-'de Dr . H V Knolls &44-6200 $245.000 Sunday 1-4 30 •220 Kno• St, EUtaldfl Co~te Mesa 646-7434 $ 189,999 Sat/Sun 12-5 321 PolnH1tla, Old CdM, Corona Del Mar 750-9070 $367,500 Sat/Sun 12 5 • 1831 Port Klmbef'ty (HVH) Nwpt Bch 49"-"'624 $249,500 Sun 12-5 • 18 AU9 Chantllly. N9WPQrt 8eeGh 645--0303 S650,000 SAT 10·2/SUN 12·3 329 So. Pofneettla. Corona del Mar 873-6354 $350,000 Sunday 1·5 ~20 Sum"*"t (Wimbledon) CM &4&-74~ 206.000 Sun 12-6 3 IR ,1u1 Fll RI tr DEi ..... 1 AU9 8Jatla. eta canyon. NB 844-toeO M76.000. 8unday t-15 • 1 Sun RoM, Turt .. Rodt. I~ 652-2000 $$285,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 • • IPlllM&Y1-I n~ l1'-& 1I... Exciting Harbor Rldgi , .. , 48drm. 3'~ Bath pro Detac:lled 38drm. 2'h-Ba In teHlonally decoretec e euper IOC~Ol' on home wNIEWSt E11081 Ql'Wlbaft. ~1 to lent v.iua et ...... pool Gated OOU'1 yard w/TERMSI C8'I PAOO anti'/. Mexican tlle, f~ TENORE 931· 12M o tty, tMng 9nd form.I din-7~702 • 5622 Highgate Terr, Turtle Rock Irv ••842 Harbor Island Dr , Promontmy 662-2000 "426;000 SetlStlA 1-4' 644·8'200 $1,200,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 I IEDROOI Ing roome $218,000 L.H. _,...,.,...,....,,. Cell nO'tll. Enc Locke 7so.5000.«.~91_ . **14 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach *912 Hyde Ct. Coste Meas ~ Al.A~V 650-2709 $470,000 Sunday 1-5 645-0303 $160,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 Lota 84-85-86 Top ot~y POlnt, Spyglut KC/"fflr. u/ •WlllTIUllP'IDI 644-e200 $2,700,000 Sat.Sun 8-8 \n\· r --rrl· r~·" 'l-'l ~ ......... ~'!'__!..~~ •633 Cameo Hghlnds Dr . Cameo Hghlnds 3108 Klondike, SC Metro area, CM 1 \\ • -,.. A ~ 11 '"'""' '" .. ._.... -.... 675-6000 $358,000 SAT/SUN 1-5 646-7434 $219,000 Sunday 12·5 1192,500. 722-8400 v •6 Canyon laland Dr. Big Canyon. N.B 760-1900, $320,000 Sunday 12 30-3 30 e 17 Carmel Bay Or., C.0 M. 759-9100 $537,500 land Incl 2834 Catalpa, Eutblutf 644 6200 $265,000 * 51 l Clltt Drive. Clltthaven. NB Sun 1-5 Sunday 1·5 642·5200 $322.500 Sunday 1-5 .; 6 IR 11lus F Al RI or DEi " .... 2706 Lighthouse Lane. H V Hiiia, N B UllN YllW... •Wl•T IUll 644-9060 $325,000 Sunday 1-5 3BD, Carmel Model comer .uDI 222• Pacific. c o M I * • v 1 Napoll, Harbor Ridge, N.B ~~~&c,~~-::: '!1~.b:.i.::~•~n! 644-6200 z;:·ooo Sunday 1-5 644~i060 S3,800,000 Sunday 2-5 pleaM call, 790--0~5. ~ & oceen1 Lower uni 2bd, 2bt. frp4c • pv 250 Poppy, ( cean View). Old CdM *v 2 Wlnoed foot, Big Canyon.NB ..... Yll-YDY petlo. Owner movtnQ ou $ 7 e o · o 6 o e ( 8 b a t h a ) S 9 e 5 • o o o 1111Y&TD ot ., ... 12tt.ooo 759-9070 409,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 Set/Sun 1_5 Huge tot. AJmoet 10.000 OcMll front, 4bd, 2tM • ••24 Rockingham, Belcourt aq. It 3Bdrm. family down, 2bd. 1b& ~. QOOC room pool Vec:ent & tocetlon, wtntar/eumme 6411-6200 $895,000 SAT/SUN 2-5 r..,Y 10 ..it. &.ibmlt eM rental• Priced a 202 1 Commodore. Baycresr 644-6200 $279,5000 * • 19 Royal St George. Big Canyon CO II DOS ~11~;~ Ru Roger• 1421 • 000 Sunday 1·5 &44-6200 $599,000 Sundav 1·5 ••1242 Sommeraet, Dover Shrs, NB_, TOWllHOMES !:~~~l ~:fla associated ••3023 Country Club, Costa Meaa 645-0303 $439.900 SAT 1·5 * • 1087 Glen Clrcle, Cdste Mesa 645-2295 Sunday ,_. * •949 Goldenrod Ave . CdM 759-9100 $420,000 land Inc Sunday 1.5 1" 1120 Goldenrod.CD M 759·9100 $4 19,000 Sunday 1-5 300 Kings Place, Newport Heights. NB 6-42-5200 $305,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 221 Narcissus. Olde CdM 644-0121 $545,000 SAT/SUN 1·5 tt•Ot"'f "\ 8fA1.f<111, 6-44-9060 $387,000 Sunday 1·5 ......., * * 720 Via Udo Soud Lido Isle llUm Ull I YllW .... mT llUJ ~673-7300 $795,000 Sunday 1-4 FOR SALE New detached H t•t• LIWI~ ... \" 1..-u1ramont holM In ex-Pl~ 815 Via lldo Soud. Lido late, NB cluelw Herbor Ridge. ASSUME EXISTING 673-7176 $2,200,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 $595.000 Cell ANANCING WITH F1XE 750-1501 INTEREST RATE /C'I/' "" l e11tc • , • ,. • •V-201.9 Yacht Resolute, Newport Bech l IEDROOI GW ~~~.: 640-78-49 $439,000 Set-Sun 1-5 afl9re e ~ tnMtel I tuft• "' en ~ IMr1' 345 Avocado (Unit A 102), Costa MMe ua• ... :"'anJ:-e 11 """ enc 644-9060 $95,995 Sunday 1-5 .. IDlllUMI" P11ceO a.tow Mnet 3Br 2'A8a + loft. Fabuloue MUST SELLll vu. 3 pvt dadcl. s.389,500 $399,000 & BEDROOM 2 IEDROOI Owner/AQ1 154-4&e8 . GRUBB & ELLIS 2043 N Capella Court, Mesa Verde. CM. 31132 Holly Drive. South Laguna Ed Of MMKMn 751-8939 $210.000 Set/Sun 1·5 499-1600 $750.000 Sal/Sun 9-5 IAl•YllWMmS ~ Ph ... 111. YU,~ 335 Plana Lido. Lido Isle I 1085 Salvador St (Mesa det Mar) CM I 17 41 ( 10A) Tustin Ave, coat a Mesa Portoflno, '479,500. by PRICED RIOHTI 121UOO 673-7300 $555 500 Sunday 1_. 646-7434 $184,500 Sun 12-5 646-4380 $125.000 • Sunday 1-5 _owner __ ._1_5e-_e_1_55_. __ Won'lt..tllldol•1CM't Cordova, Agent Shermer ua• YD MmS untt9d Bt1cre '73-m1. 411 Riverside Ave , NB 759-9100 $249.500 Sunday 1·5 5 BR plus Fii RI or DEM ••22Echo Aun. Irvine 786-4066 $96,500 Sat-Sun 11-5 2~~ ~2~ ~· ~ REDUCED 110.000I ' 4~524 · Open Sal/Sun. AnxJou•ll' • 994 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 760-1900 $425.000 Sunday 1-4 2093 Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa 546-5605 $174.500 Sunday 1-5 2 IR plus F Al RI or DEM • 1606 Glenwood Lane, Baycrett, N,8 6«·9060 $439,500 SaVSunday 1-5 ••2792 Longwood Cour1, CM SAT /SUN l-5 546-2313 $166,500 Sunday ,_. 1216 Sussex Lane Westclltt. NB 7 Hermttaoe. Big Canyon 644-9060 $259 000 Sunday 1-5 644-8200 Sl,095,000 * •2 Twin Lakes. Corona del Mar 73 t-3777 $464.500 Sunday 1-5 ••v70 Hiiicrest. Big Canyon.NB 64~-9060 $$995,000 Sunday 1-5 3 IEDROOI 12 Wellington. Harbor Ridge 4 Morro Bay Dr · Spyglass 644-6200 $479,000 SUNDAY 1-5 644-6200 $635,000 Sunday 1-5 201 Columbla (Newport Cr .. t). Nwpt Beh 631-1266 $180,000 Sunday2-5 1321 Outrigger, H V Hiiis * •3491 Windsor Court. Costa Mesa I &44-6200 $529 ooo 645-0303 $199,900 SAT 1·5 ' Sunday 1-5 • •7 Gretel Court Newport Crest, NB • 16 Point Loma. Spyglll8" 673-7300 $195,000 Sunday 2-5 4 BEDROOM 644-6200 s569.ooo 309 Poppy, Corona Del Mar 673-6494 $399,000 SAT/SUN 1·5 1 ••2743 Hlllvlew Df(Harbor View Knolls) NB 644-0149 s2eo.ooo s~ 11.4 Sunday 1-6 * • 11 Landfall Court, Newport Cr•t.NB * * 4 15 Bayside Drive Newport Beach 759-1601 $825,000 Sunday 1-4 2345 Port Carlltle. Seawlnd 644-6200 $389,000 SAT /SUN 1-5 • 1 Burning Tree, Newport Beach 759-8700 $995,000 Sunday 12·'4 ••25 Rldgellne, Harbor Ridge 6«·6200 $3,950,000 Sunday 1-5 * * 1106 E BelbO• Blvd • BalbOa Penlnsula &42-5200 $750,000 Sat/Sun 11-3 ••8 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge 640-4888 $1,750.000 Sunday 1-5 8 18 Harbor laland Or , N B 759-6700 $975,000 Sunday 1.5 •2001 Kewa~. lrvlne Terrace 675-6000 $396,000 Sunday 1·5 904 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle. N.8 673-7176 $2.8~5.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 • •s 10 Via Lido Nord, Lido IM, NB 6.44·9060 $1.395,000 Sunday 1-5 2109 Miramar N B 645-03 $399.000 SUN t-"4 •••8206 W. Oceanfront, Oceanfront S.4-6200 $875,000 Sunday 1-5 1331 Santa lo Terrace. Corona dot Mer 759-6700 $299,500 Sunday 1-5 2418 Via Marina, Eaetlld•. N B 6'46-7 434 646 7 434 12·& 4 BR l'lus Fii RI er DEi • 2208 Port Dumea.a. SHwlnd HVH, N.B. 759-9155 S..79,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 • •2812 88)'1hor• Dr. 644·8200 $1.300.000 Sunday 1-4 •~10 Catamaran, H.V.H , ~ Bwtt 9eo·0040 1440.000 Sunday 1·5 * • 18 Cypr-' Point Ln, B)g Cyn, NB &40--4888 $995,000 Sunday 1_. * 1700 Gal~ Of. OO\l9t Shre. Nwpt Bch 759-1501 1546,000 Sundey 1-5 13412 Getanlum, Ca.ta M 645-0303 9279,000 • SAT /SUN 1-4 Perleetlon In Ide 4 Oat Corona del Ma r ln Exclusive lrvlnt Terra<-e Walltin1 Oilt.tnce to Varhl Clubt, C"ri>lf. Ttnrus. Fashion Ulland, Newport c.nteor, Balboa bland Complttely Remodeled 2 ~room Oen To Mt I.I to 1ppt'ttfate OFFE AT 315,llO ANCY IMllR INO ltt:AL TO 714 144-1136 __ t 673-7300 $245,000 Sat-Sun 2-5 * •862 VIII.age Creel<, Coata M ... MS-0303 1134,000 SUN 1·5 C IEDROOI * • 15 Kia Loa Court, Newport Beach 673-7300 $187,500 Sunday 1_. DUPLEXES FOR SILE SAT/SUN 1·5 1 IR 11lu1 1 IR 1807 E Balboa . Balboa 631·128e $3.40.000Sun 1-4 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE ~15 Poppy, Cof'OM Oii M r 780-1• 10 *650,000 •Spa •Poot Sunday 11-3 **W stront •••Waterfront a Pool V'QMI add,_ •t guard ga'9 Welk lo bCtl Xln1 ~ HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS I 121,000. 846-7434 ARST SHOWING CENTURY 21 GOLD BTAf! 2743 Hllllllew Or, Lux pr.. ._JI_,_ Oge lg 2bd +den oondo. ••u-e -25 m pool, lac. ent--. CNnnlno fem home 4Br. nr SpyolMe IH0,000, 2'AB&. Spa. oomm pool & · · k4-1CMt tam t255K Bair &42·213-4 -------......... Yll&IT...-rau Dist,.. ... mutt ... Lowly 4 Bdrm pool home, nowl Modal perfact naer everything A .. 4bdrm. 3Ba. 3200 eq n duoed 10 1219.000 Cell et/form.I din rm. fem rm, 750-1501 weter vi.w + more. F)(lt e1 ... hOme ~·· 146,900 Wiil llaten lo all genuine ott.rt. l.MM op-GW ti on or 1rtdH. Call -... ~, .. -,..-... ,---- PATRICK TENORE • "991 831·12M Of 790·&702 •ttn .... •·~i~~\·OL likE NEW 386. 2114 iJ (~ .: CONOO-Bonue room _'!'_ __ ~ ale, .MQ.lrlty 1Y9tem. eecy lttM; petlo/d«llt, freet JUST A!DUCEDlll pelnt, new Cl41fJ*, 2 o. 480, lemrty tm, cMlacMct garage. s 111.000 hOme, l255K lnetudM 954-1~/Vn-2079. land, ..at for Mllftt\a, eat. ..,.,,_.,, . 716-0U4 or 854-2e00 "'*"you re tuned Into C-21 Exeaut!Ye AMtty. ·~;tuned Into OPEii HOUSE SIT-SUI 11 Ullf&U OMIT, a (2·1) Newport CrMt 1ownhome. plan 3, 3 Bdrm•. 2'.-\ beth•. run ooun view Move In condition Community pool/ape, Ianni• S.245.000 Carol Mulvey 1 umt °""• 1.1. (2·•> Newport CrMI Townl'lome, plen 3. 3 Bdrma. 2·~ be1ha. 1mmacule1e condition, c;ommunlty pool/epa/tennlt. S 195,000 Mutyex OPEii HOUSES SUllDI Y HI PIWA Ulft Liie llU ( 1 .. ) BrlQht, tunny ~tlOtl +-apaoloue petlo A oraelOUe home-with ~ oe11- lng•. overal:r9d upetalra cs.t\ and ~ w Formal dining, br .. kfaat room and mor.. S555,500 Bob & Wyvonne lit "' ......... Ull llU (1-4) Unique upatalra llvtng room and muter eult• with bey \flew. 'Bdrm, plut malcfa room, 4 batha, den Laro-com.r lot, room lor pool t 7i5,000 Javed Maneoor 11 m Lii OlllT, .. ...., ll.ltl (1-4) Newport c .... t townhome Plan e. 4 Bdrm. 2'h bathe MW ~··· pool/epa/tennle S 187.500 Bob/Wywnne 411 Nm UM........ (1-4) Ei.gant 2 Bdrm, a~1w home with 9Vfif'f CS.tall don. to perfection F•ture. toqnal HV!ng room, remny room 2 fY'ploa pool/tpt. 15&,000 CtaliMfte Tayb l.'.I~ ! ._-:-j MAJ.TY 11i-1aoo . I ' • INTO SAVINGS The Daily Pilat has a new way to turn your Hidden Treasures into CASH with a $7.60 Classified Ad. "T.60 or $5.60 with prepayment 4 Lines-7 Days-. $7 .60 No changes In copy or cancellation. .. Private parties only. No Commercial, Real Estate or Employment Ads. There is no price limtt to what you con advertise. If you need to sell your car, boat, couch, high choir or any unused merchandise-call the Daily Pilot Classified staff or use the coupon below. NAME ADDRESS CITY 642-5678 -------------------------------~ PHONE STATE ZIP AD COPY: • line minimum. approximately • wordi per tin~ .. AMT. ENCLOSED c•rcie one VISA or M .C. Are you o subscriber to the Daily Pilot? c r '' Ortf! YES / NO Orange Oout DAILY P1LOT/&lnd y, June 8, f988 03 .. RESIDENTIAL M OKDUGE SIJ\VlO:S llW EHUll 11 lfWPHT IHl,000 Ullll 1•1 OISTlll LIT 1111,000 Nostalgic design of New England Cape . The unique opportunity of a lifetime - Cod. Country kitchen, peg wood the chance to own thia large custom floors. c:ozy family room. Three homesite on the hlghest point of N~ bedrooms. 211'.BA Master suite with port Beach m the tuarded gate com- s1tting room Brick fireplace Com-muruty of Harbor Ridge, proVldtng the mumty pool and tenrus Lois Egan ultimate of panoramic Vll"WS from the mountains to Newport Harbor. to Catalina and the paC'lf1c ~an Great terms ava1lable Maureen White/Ed F.ecano DISTii oomlNHIY IHHllT 11, .. 1,000 One of the fm~t residences available rn Newport Beat·h Over 130' on the bay Light and spacious rooms abound in this home Pool. spa. p1t>r and slip for your pleasure Brochure upon re- qu~t Ann Petf'r.> llW lllTill JU•tH OllEH 1111,000 Fabulous location with a full on ocean vtew1 This 2BR 2BA home with cus- tom French doors and wood floors 1s {ully air cond1llonro and has a pnvate pool and spa Ann Pt·t.ers IRUTIITHlll YIEW 12, l00,000 From tht top of ont> of the finest parcels of land on the Gold C.oast Butld thl' f'State of your dreams on th(.'S(' 3 front row contiguous Vlew lots on tht' very top of Spyglass H1U Maralou Ingold TIElllHll YllW IPYIWI llLL 1121,000 Five bedrooms + bonus room. South- port modt>I with outstanding view of OC'ean bay, city ~ hghts. hardwood floor. many upgrades Pool and spa Thi~ home haa 1t all Sh n by ap- pointment only V1rgm1a <;wan UllH RINI CHIT Mll,000 Executive's delight in thi.s three bedroom townhome. Vaulted ceilings & wmdowa show off the 9erene moun uun & c.anyon view and sparklmg hght'l. Community pool and tennu Twenty four hour '.'IP<'Urily gale Diana Pr1)8.w.r WY 001 wm 1121,toO Thia h1g expandf>'d 3BR Lu.k built hom.-"' wP.lJ dMignf"d for ente~ning with a minimum of effort F.qu lly 1u1tablr for a romfortabl~ family homf' or an adult retldP.nce for busy pro· f~1onal~ Cohv Ward llW USTII Willi HUT YllW 1111 ftt"m1dt>lf"d l tory, 4BR, 2 BA Harbor View Hills hot'llf!' with bous mom t>r M!paratf' mJaw suite. Brand new k1t.cht>n w1th top of li~ ap- phanC'M F. tr1t l11rgP dlnru room w1th wrap around "incfows MllXJn~ Propp OGllllYI llYlll TDUOI 1421,IOO A perfect family home on large corner lot near park. nus single story home mcludes 4 very large bedrooms. 3BA. family room. workshop, and tot.ally pnvate swunrrung pool. Seller very motivated to sell. Maurttn White and Ed Escano IUTIDIU lltlT Ulm II 1&1• IUlll 1111.-0 Plus exctung ocean and sunset vte\\ from thtS outstandmg 4BR. 2 1,'2 BA home. Two family rooms, a library. spacious living/dining room home with dazzling waterfall and Kot pond Maralou Ingold and Maurt'f"n Wh1tE' SEOLllll IPA IFF IAITH UllMI Hm 1121,000 "Jodelle" model behmd Kuarded gate in presttg10us Harbor Ridge with Spe<' t..a(·ular vtews of ocean, bay and city lights This :rnR. 2''2BA family room home has been reduced $50.000 and ts ready for unme01a~ oct'upanC\ Ed F.scano and Maureen Whit<' ll.TIUlt ct•llllfH llLLTIP YllW IStil0,000 Overlooking all of Newport Beach This home mcludes 5BR. 61.-<: BA, IJ - brary. family room. btlhard room, ex· erc1~ room. wmt' room and much mort-A cont.emporar) home-with soarmg 11paces yet warm and mvttmg Waterfalls flow over rock 1n thf' f'ntry and into the pool and spe in thf' back Ed &,cano and Maurttn Wh1tP. A llNamo&Tll nm 14tt,Mt Complemented by the library ad)ll<."ent to both th«-hving room and m3Rt<'r su1tA> 1'"'onMI dming room, bright k1tchf'n wt th a spitc·1ou~ breakfast nook and st.'<'Ond tx-droom and den romplete the det1gn Panorl\mlc \'lt>W• of the <X-ean. harbor and ('ity hRhta Maurttn White and Ed Elcann MUI YllW non •UUY HT&n 11,lll.000 Enter a pnva~ murtyard w1th garden '.W'tung mcludmg •pa and waterfall This 4BR. 4 1 '1 RA home a1JO mcluda a.n oak study. fmnly room. gounTW!t kitchen, Frmch doon. cir'\'ul r awr • hu1 & her bath Wlth pa & sauna Mau~n Wh1tl' and Ed F.«ano , ............ .. ITU 1•n .... .-30'TH ST N!WPORT 8Ct4 ~:a~~ 28Al37~7&wll " not home Ille m 111110• (714)187~2 ......... lhrt 2114 ;N1 m !&1 m ~to~ OoMrl .,.,... l3IO utllUell in. duded 642·*4 30 + * S8' "-. ~ ~. L.g pool In exdU ~ trlln .,_ of NBlledl Bey 1475/mo.152·'2$0 BRANO NEW In !MN, "" UCI lhf 2tK 2be FfrHfm/11.r '422.+ '260 MC ~ 8/14 01944-00n E/136-5668 CdM 2 Bdrm ~ etv w/pr(Jlf /non lmkr. poo4, ooeefl view. ger w 10. S400 +. utll 7~750 CDM-Ff2~ to lhf Sbd, 2be hee, ft'pec. w/d, nMt l ~. no peta, tHmttr, 1395/mo, IVlll tmmed. call Cat")' 71().5()215 COM, M,, 1tw 28' 1a. frplc. 4 blCa to belt\ '330. I 11t/19t. t7a.-eeet Home 862-6114 Wottr COM-POOUIDI! 29,. 1 'MJA. trptc, ,.,,. ct, prof I MIF. 1425 lnCI 11111, to~. RI<* 1~1001 CtEAN empfd prof M• 45+. nice tlotM, nt 405 'Wfn:U-. CM, S3SO • 125 -· '32·1* E. BLUff.MiJ TO SHA eeperst• .,.. non .,..r, non gey, ev111 now. &44-1131 irEMALE 25-S8 "°'1 ematr to"" • ....,,.. 4l 2 •ory E/llde C M IP' l350 • 'Al utll. 142-U ... MA TVAE Mn:..atv ~ W"tclltt lfH hom• S400trno . .,_. ut•tte1. , .. , ..... ~JIU. Mn:. rmmt ..... prof ~ 10 b91d\, .. oll "40/mo+ ,..,,.. & eec:aar Mot9 "''° 16C).f,2)1 M1' prof non .,., , .... Jo ltw 3br CM Ml W/0, kite ~. aao1"'° vtll tnct .... 1325 Ill lpm M" prof, to INN 2 .. MIL"**-•tpa toOd'I ano• uoo 1ee C..ln.M2:2 I • -- IM Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, June 8, 1986 l tata ll t1 IOO .. n. On NB wetemont wllltflW grMt ~. cn.rmlng, CIOM lo ell , .... harbof IC- llOn w/MCUre parking 831~ lfWNITIUOI Preatlgl~• Corp Plue Sutt• PenorllTllc 009en vi.wt, e month• ...... Perlect for 1m•ll bull- nen/ acc:ou n ting firm 75~ Traditional Realty ff:' 1 • 7 :l7Cl FIND throuKh c l;n~ified Deliver 1 day a week. No collecting no solic1 t1ng. Must have dependable car, truck or stat ion wagon and insurance CALL 842-1444 Ask for JoAnne Craney MOTOR ROUTE Available in Irvine area. $300 to $600. No collect- ing. 3-4 hours a day. Mon. thru Friday afternoon. Sat. & Sun. morning. Call 642-4333, ask for Kirk. ORANGE COAST Oaily Pilat 330 W. Bay St Costa Mesa. CA > • )f' • • r • I " .. f\, .. io u II • . ) ( r Wl'IE # ........ ...... llTIOllL LlllER 1 llPPL Y 110. ~dlf'lei •a II our PEOPLEJ E4Uel ~Witty IT ... -.m Ttdl up, CM. 646-7474 *lUYEL* S..Aduncter .. CLERICAL" for Temporwy c.tlter USA FU SUCCESSFUL CITIZEN How mvch will your son or daughter know obovt business wt.en oP.plyinQ for their f1rit fvll·h!M job? Plenty, if he ~r she hos ever been.a newspaper corn.r Throvgh route expenence he or she is alreody a lop aheod of their classmate$. While they all moster 1deos, the boy or girl with a newspaper route is able to pvt them to proctKal vse 8us1~s? Corrien ~m the ~sic I.am the bosi< principles ~om the first day of stortinQ to deh-...r newspopen. They buy at w+.olesole, sell at retail, make coli.ctions, keep their own books, and deol with people face to foe• Carriers qukkly find out that "profit" ond "loss" a,.. more thon textbook terms. The benefits of monovinQ 0 neWipoper route ore on equation for o fvtvre •vcceuf\JI citizen. A gl'90t ~!"'ber of today's prominent men and women storted their public car"" as newipoper camen. And they all vovch that a newipoper rovte gives o boy or girl a heod start on tt,• future. Boys ond Q'''' 10 yeors ond older who may be interested 1n route w()(lt should conlocl the Doily Pilot c1rculo11on deportmen1 at 6 42·4333 Daily ?!~!!,ON DEPT. 330 WEST"l'AY ST. P.O. BOX 1560 COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 ,-----------------, I I Ye•. my son/daughter would like information on o Doily Pilot rout.. HIS/HER NAME ,..._ _____ _ ________ ZIP __ PHON~E----~--~AGE._. PAREHT•S SIGNATUR.._ _____ .._ __ L----------------~ DESIGNER -=patt e rn s ~ (- Jayne Jay Collectton 0102 0.aJgner Pattern 0 102, Sizes 10-18 l ) • S<lll OI M0er1'-leY9" ~ ~ yo.i ChOOM \ !ToO liy Jay"" ¥ wll Of! I'--WO tor l"'l>tl ..... ~ WI V(U -~ • .,., '"'Q u~ c•~n 'bww _,.,.,.,. ,,..,_ "'-,_ lbctY• A llntlf ll'l(I AM ~"•od-1 SI>.., P.11 your~ <»tO into "'-pou.~ IO d .w .. !NI rnta• .. j '1ll"'Ot'1 OI ""~ ,_ ~ s..,.;ng co.Adl'l I tie....,.,... "° compioa! ... ..,,. ....... C'-lintn 01 ~ l<M tor dey Ind ...... Ctept tor • .,., "'IQ • ~ ~.,_., DH>? • • .,._,.. m M '*' 5'1M 10 •ft I ........ ""° SJ 2!t l(lf HCI\ ,.......,, IO !Name ol Yn"'' ........... _ ~ ~· PO Boa '1 W~ NY H37t 1"""1 7!>c IOI • Jlln.1'11 lot pamlllgtl #Id ~ ) ~ pill,,,..., YO\ ~ NA'°' •l'>Oflf c;~ 1 P ST\'\ f NV 1111 ANO SllC Orange Coast DAILY P,LOT/Sunday, June e. 1fUt8 D8 let U1 Http Y 11 Seu Yo1r Pr1p1ttrl Ca Cla11tne•. 642-5671 THlODORf ROBINS ,ORO )~0 HAllO I 11vo (0\tA Ml,.. 64) 1)010 Mlt...C-Hw11 f'll•wpcwt ... di ,,,_.,.. . I THEODORE ! ROBINS FORD 1060 •UAllO I 111V0 CO!>tA Ml \A 6~ 2 •)010 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1060 H&a110• eivo CO!>TA M('>A t>4J 'lCllO Ate) liYNi HMOCfl TO 8( : 1 •IA.LU • IOVIC! • , ... Tl • LUllNG LA ,(Sl vUU l Qll ?ft( 'tOO t OOY & CCI.QI CAllf-AT . .. •, . " ' . I •' ' 'f • 't • .~, f , , 11 842 2000 I • D -I -M ( I l ~ t p f I . p I p R - • l>fS Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Sunday, June 8, 1988 htllla ......... TOVOT A '71.l l7J( '"6, 4 •• alt. •14ff ttl Aotllrl Hood LA. C M Aft 4om ..... ,,,. TOYOTA '&2 Cr .... da. WV toeded, bMt.1t1M di.II modll. alnl cond Mleo oeo .._ .... '44-01oe VW BUI •• • ~ ~eng.bed&tltlk. ~MWbnllfa. t1~ob0.1._..n VOlVO '19 WAGON NI. uo. MINT CONO '(Sell OI trede tor Yen 142 ..... 10 "' ..... ~ Aun1 Gr ea ti -.-100 . ~1- nr 'lt lllfDNU N9w engine, .,, ' toe> 8E.ST Ofnl'. 1'M-1005 "' ......... Many xtr•. ad oond. c.11 '°' ..... 914-5323 l/W 'lie RABBIT COHV LOAOEOf ONLY 3000 ml Trlpte white NEED TO SELL FASTI I 13.000 000 BUICK DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY We Offer •Ne111 Car Sale~ •Used Cdl Sales 952 ... 135 •Service a ....... tit ... latte haestlt • CADILLAC '13 F1MtWOOd 8rougMlft d '£1eOMtH. Loeded, otean, lt,700 mt I I UOO 540-0220 WIUYIUIUUI USED CARS & TAUCf<S COME IN Of' CALL 'OA nD&lfl&IUl OM.ILLO LllHU ll&U fU 'M LSC -Loeded wlpowet equipment In beeutlful blue/leethef lnl•lor & mud't more I.IC 1JTE439 I 15,H5 Jotlneon I Son Linc. Mere 540-5030 lllftlUT 18211B!ACH8LVO HUNTING TOH BUCH FOAO MuetWIQ '16 • Cc>e .. -l"P"T'T"T"TT.,rrr- auto, IUtO, .ir. on*e Alpine Whit• uoo -~I --1~-~-~ mtl• *"95 (90031) ..W. UYWD '12 e«rm.t SUl\ltcl, 110-1001 Ml.eotl1..e.IP1 Loaded with power - '13 All>I 5000 llltBO ..................... c.mttl• -.,.. ~•.W •9995 '12 CADILLAC S£VU.U £L£GANTE I~ w/mi. ..... _,Mt L.D #UlJ1t '14,995 I vw CONVERTl8LE '82 1 ·Leas1nR Runt good. needa 10me •Excellent f1ndnc1nR body wor1t 11200/080 ~ER VW Ra~nv '82 81k/blk Int. •.11 end. 6 9'1. OOOIJO©OC\ 1tlck, ate, extru S72001 0 751~684 ()( M0-7188 a "--ti ··-12112! 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'141/t coRVEffE _ r9d/gr~lte Z5 I «c CAO CIMMARON 83 VnuM1a1 X'll'lt lo<*lngl SNAF ANO ALL EXiRS 8-t Offer 4114-4490 1&4115 OWNER JIM CLICK AUDI/RENAULT JEEP ~,,. 722-9730 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of 111e model, low mlleaQe Cadllleca In Ortnge Counw1 See'" rodayt Conv 454, 1 owner, make. grNll Mutt Mii beell equipment In l>Mutfful f offer 963-e735 offer Cell ~ 1q,em b<own will\ cloth lnterlof and 5 873 7048 Undtf 40,000 mU• LI'la CHEVY CAMARO 73 307 pm new M U 8 T SEE 1----------------~ V8 tulo 1r1nemla.!on. Fiii '12 PlfTI !1lYL404J '5595. Jonn- good cood S 1200tobo Brown. good 1ran1por ton & SOn line .,._c JOlln 41M·7~ t•tlon cat 1750 75-4-1969 ~5&30 CORVETTE CONV ·ee FoRO 711 Torino. etarao. Nit. FtHllll II '11 '83 CAOllAC COlft DE VILLE .... iii95 '0 "' SEE SUNDAYS REAL ESTATE RED ON RED. \()()MILES. IUIO . PS/PB. nMdl Lolded w/pow. equtp- ALL OPTIONS I woo 1500/0BO, u 11 ment Baautlful beige T. CAL L CUTTER LEASING EV«ilng• 497-4595 I toe>•. cuttom wneele. low 702-736--0555 FORD 78 MUSTANG VII mllH MUST SEE SECTION &•0·1100 , J IAVINE AUTO CENTER 714-951-3144 800-428-7485 2llOO HarbOf BMl COSTA MESA --=====----CADILLAC 111 del/llle EJc· ecuU11e Edition Runt gd, newly rebll tr•nt, gd tlr.. Body In •Int cood Orig paint & Int 1-4500 OBO 499 1411 BUICt< '7.8 LeStbre $pec11I, xlnt cond I 11900 9e2-34tS 11t 8 Cuti ()( <*1 ~k only ...... , ... Stlek. good runner, stenlO Vint 304211-4 ·-· THIODOIE Many xtru fendef 6ented (2AWR 135) $8995 runt well S 1880 or beet JOMIOl'I 6 SOn Linc Mere offer thla wtll'ld S4M4&4 5-40-5630 Ford Cleulc'72 llrdtop. PONllAC GRANO PRIX compl mech hlll<>fY. orig' '75 • HAS EVERYTHIHOI OW1* orig paint. 199cill LOW Ml S 1,900, GOOD oper1 windows 540--0094 CONO 673-111111 Daily Pilat BUICK 8 t Pll'lc AllWtue la.oed. new paint moon· rool CB. am/fm atr. new b•tterr $4900 11-48-0568 OUfLWI ... OllfY Lthr tnt. Ilk• new 8-t Offer 494-311 18 ROBINS FORD ,ObO HAllOll llVO COSTA MHA 64, · 0010 FORD GRAN TORINO 7• Wegon. run• grMI good p o wer $700 obo PONTIAC waoon '83 5 IPd air , & P/8 , good cond 1 nd out f714J 642~4321 S48-24~ Ive mtg S40001ot>O. 722-i& 111 P\8.JC NO TIC£ P\8.IC NOTICE P\8.JC NOTICE P\&.IC NOTIC£ NIUC NOTICE NOTICa Of' f'ICTmOUI IUtMU FK:TTTIOUI eualNIU FtCTTTIOUI Ml ... H l'tCTTTIOUI 80 ... U '1ClTTIOU8 9UIMU '1ClTTIOU8 .,._.. DI.ATM°' ..... STAT'UmN'f NA• ITAft•NT NAMI tTAn•wr ..... aTAT'lmWT ...... STA,......, ..... STATDMNT P\&.IC NOTICE CITY Of NEWPORT IEAC H CITY COUNCIL AGENDA "8.IC NOTICE ..,... nta•IA Tile IOllOWlng per90l\I are Tile followlng ptrlOnl .,. The lollOwlng per.on• at• Tile lollowlng Ptf90N e.re The followlng peraona ere The loaowtng partont tt•j JUNE I 1 .. MCttl.Bt OOlng t>u.._ u Clotng busl,_. u doing bualneu u THE OOlng t>u..,_ u Pmdfk: I doing ~ -doing bU*-M • 7:30 P.M A.:>°""'""()"' J EANN IE'S CREAT ION 11/R PATRICIAN LIMITED. ,CLOSET SHOPPE. 2133 In· Marketing of So c ... 2006 SERGIO A CARDENAS PSYCHOl..OGICAL CON- TO ~ITWR I 109 25th s1r .. 1. Newpot1 • CIJtfornl• Limited P1rtner-Cll1n Spring• Ln ~ I w Bllboe. Newpon BMcll. co H3 Congr.... Coell I SULT ANTS. •4112 8arrW1C41 Twntatlff Map of Treel Mo 12209 (filevlMd) A , .. _, of Thw tmne COfllpe"'. llTATI NO. A111211 BMch C.t llf 928&3 llhfP Palrle:lan Apanment1. Beach CA ~21l&O CA 92663 ~Clltf 112127 P11111wey •270. lrvtna C•hf Newport 9Mch to 11.lbdJvlde ltJ ecrM of lertd klto 43 flt.Im~ lo11 '-~Md To all '*"'· ~ Jeenn c:..i.ae11e: 109 251h 19552 Mec.Artllur BlllCI S te Altn 8 I Yvonne Mc:Key George R0009' Seytet Sergto AntoNc> CerdenM. 927 I' I •k'lfle felnltJ •ntapnM11l, -lot fOI' Pft••te etrMI PlolrpowM, and -lot lor Pfl'Y•I• 'redllO<t tlld con11no-n1 StrMI Newport Beach «O ll'Vlne C1Jll 112715 2133 indllll SPflt'lgt Ln 1ase2 lltll.,,. °' Hynt-1537 K-.y Welnul. C9llf L ..... H Jacobian 32'5 open apeoe Mid~ purpoMe Ctedtfor• Ind l)e'tone WllO.,Cant 928&3 David K Lamb 19562 N 8 CA 921l&O lnglon a..ch. CA 92646 817111 Moritz Or Huntington ~ hNl1ftt ~ IAVYllW CATY FRANCHll( m..,tother#IM nterMted Thia bua1n•n 11 con MIGAl'1hu• 81110 Sta «O T1111 bulln•H II con· lhia bulln•u I• con Tl'ltt butlneu I• con-Beecfl, Calll 926411 Ordtnencie of tl'le CltJ of.....,.,. t.ech emefldlng ontlfteftC• no 1fft to eirteftd 1n 1 wt11 ao01or wt111 ot dueled Oy •r· ,nd!Vldu•' IMne Cal1t 112715 duct.a t>y llultband and wll• ducteel Oy an tnO!Ylduet Cl...cted by' In lndlllfdual Tiii• butlneae I• con I'"-"" of • -..11clulfv• tranchlM wttt1 Comm11nlly Ce.,...,l•klfl Comp1111r lo ANN THERESA SECKLER JMn Celeit•oc JoM M1n1r 19662 Yvonne McKey GR Stytel I Sergio A Catdenel I ducted by tn lndMdull -•truct, INllnlel", lftd opeftl• • oommunltJ •"leflne t••talon 1y1tem Within the ~ ltton hu ~ lll•d lhll tlllwmer>I .... tlled Me<:Artllur Blvd SI• +40, Tt111 1t1tement WH ltlad Thi• 1t1ternenl WU "*' Thi.I lt•temenl WU llleCI Leelte H JacoblQI\ dtr 0y Peut H Secltter Jr In thw wllh the County Cle<• ol O<· 1rv1ne Calif 92715 with the County Cieri! of 0t with the County Cleflr OI Or with the County Clen of Or Thie 1ltletnenl wu ftled 11'11bac Meting f'e9MdfnG PAl!UMINAf'V IUOOfl '0R FllCAL VIAR 1......-r Su09f'\Or Couf1 01 Orenow engw County Q(l May 29 Mehrdad Raalellh. 19!>57 tnoe County oo M1y 23 ll\Q9 County on Mty 13 Inge County on Mty II 19M with the County Clertl 01 0t MI04.UTIOHI ,~ AOOll'TIONI Couf>ty r~lng tri.t P...i 19811 Mac.Arthur Bllld SI• 440 19~9 t9U ~ "-ange County on Mey 13, ,...-""°" to~ the lvnd known M • ftffll roll from 12$,000 lo '71,000 H Sedller • .x be eppolntwd n1C1Z21 lrv•ne Caltl 112715 ,,..... ,..... Publlal:>ed Ot.tlnQW Cou1 19U fleeollllhln emendl"ll "9eoMloft Mo t112 pertaining to bulln..• lloenM .... u ~M>NI r9f1'eeent•Uve Put.I tlleo 0•1o09 C-11 All R&ll 19552 MIGAr1hur Publ•at>ee 0<•"09 Cout Publllhed 0rlr'Q9 Coett 0.~ Pllol Mty 25 J\lne 1 6. notml puf..,_,I lo Tltfe I of the Newport .. ach Muftlc;IP411 Codw 10 admlntller the •t1te of 011ty Ptlt:ll June 9 IS 22 211 81\10 SI• «O lrV!ne Callt Diiiy P1101 June t 8 15, 22, Ot1ly Piiot June I 9 15, 22 15 tiae Publlllf'l«I Ot~ Coeet "-eoluttoft elpt-1119 M.1P90'1 for tM propoeed npenalon of lhe Newport HetMf the CleoeOent t~a6 ~n 1s 111ae 11186 Su 135 Dally Pllo1M•y25. June t. e. Al1 Mveeum end condltlonettr 1vP90"tlng thw r94oc.elton of lhw Newport Cen* Th• petition ••q1.1e111 Su 191 Th•• bulln•u " con· Sut78 Su175 tS 19M 9rllftehUbr"'JloeGCOmmod•l•IMHpenelon 11Uttlortty 10 tdmlnllttf rhe dlK1.0 bv • Hmneo Plf1Mf P\8.lC NOTICE Sv-145 COlllllUMCATIONI· w11te unelet the 1~ HO ICC .;,1p PllJllC NOTICE P\llllC NOTICE To lloltoe Oe9t fof reeponwe, letter fJOfll AMn J •ncl Menlyn " WlclrWnd, oent AC1m1n111r1tlor' OI Ea-__ P\&. __ IC __ T___ Jl'>t>fl Mlnat 0-11 part l'ICTTTIOU9 .,..... •1Dt..,. NOTIC[ -"'"9 ~ toollb6eyc .. /rol~ allellng lramc "'lolatlon1 on Deecllffent lllw Act ACTT110UI ...... II ,_ FICTI'TIOOl autMtt '1CTTTIOUI autaNlll NAm STAT'OmNT "_,,. eldew.aa •I tl'le .... port Md laSboe ..W. A~ on 1"9 pelltlon MA.Ml' ITATlmMT Th11 1111_,1 •u hied NAMt aTATIMINT .. ._.. tTA~ Tl'le ~ penont tte '1CTITIOUI ..,._11 Te • .,.._.. Llc:eMl119 for r"ponM lett•t trom "lcherd ' LMdw ptOtMllft9 wlll t>e lleld on JUNE 1 t The IQ11ow1ng Ptfton• .,. With the County Cterll ol Or-!he tooowlng peraon• .,. The '°"°'""no PtflOnl .,. dOlng bull-u NAm •TAT'llmNT llc«tM peneltJ 19&6 at 9 30 A M In Oec>t dot"O l>Ull,_ u lllQ4I County oo May 30 or.•no b<.tt1,_. 11 Clelng 0011,_. 11 1 , ) p E T s 1 TT E Rs 1 The IOllowfng pet1IOnl .,. To l'tennlno Dept lot reapon ... 1e11., from "lcherd A Nichole, regerdlng Newpon No 3 II 700 CMc C...ter CAL"'0RNIA NUTRITION 1988 CHANGE Of PACE SEM WYMAN'S LIEN SALES. (b...,TORK DIAPERS 2042 8 -..Ch ~A d-11 ln•~lal lmpacta "•port Ofllle WWI. Senll An1 CA/ in .f Rlverilde Avenue "1~ INAAS 407 IJl1 Lido Morel, 1034 unci.n Ptec.. Coett M,... ' Clolng bVllneee • To MMlne Dept./Clty Attorney fot lnclvMotl In Ille r~orffe twtlet trom Kint Abwrt• 112702 .............. BMch Calif 8.,.,.., Publllhwd Orange Cout ~rt Beach Calif 112863 ...... Cellf 112827 ~Pl ' Coate ...... C9llf M I L W E S T rwg«dlftt ~ tr-fen Ir 'fOU OBJECT t , ...... ·~-' • ......., "'·'ly Pttot Ju-• 1a 22 .,... v.,.._111 Lynn B-·~ "'7 Vl1 112827 ENTERPAISE8 275 Ill• CLAIJlla '~ DAMAO.I. r o ,,. E..._.,o a-,.r-H~nle Ill .,.. ,,.., " ~• " -·-...., Arlwne Joyce Wymtn .,, ___ T Suchc>dll 2042 Mont--•--.......,-"-•~ granting of lfl9 ~11ton you t77~i Rlv-;~;lde :v.nue 1986 LtOO NOl'O ~ 103' llne141n PllC4 Coetl 8-;:;:;, Pl . Coela ...... 92807·•· --"· ....., fdf\9 Ill c..,.,, Chttet~ J Foat.,,..., .. Mocclero 0-Vtu E Montenden, tM.;ld el1her ec>PMt " Ille ~ 8Mch Clllf 928&3 Su-18~ C1l1t 9:.>8&3 M-. Clllf 92827 Calli 92e27 w~ BllM Hoover. 275 Loi• ... ..,.,.,la., Mefc.ll llten WHthef'holt '-Ing ~lttte "°:t,:-Thll t>ullnHI ta con '21~1~"'~~~ ~ Claude J Wt:•n t03' Thia bu1lnH1 I• c;on VII Mont-a. Anehelm, =.t"=9A-:!::"m'!:: U.t(a) • .-wqwel lnllletwd b, the Cl1r oi Newpon leCtl,..... lon~l()th ..... W:~'!' ..._. -ducleO by .,, lndMdulll P\lllJC NOTICE. a--~h Calll "'2 .. ., Linden Plea <>ell M-Cluclwd Oy "' lndMdutl Cellf 82807 .. ach, to llffteftd the l..wnd u... Cll'CVl•ttoft, .-.. AecrMt'--and o-n ,.._ .. ""'1 .., r,,. ..,.,... ' .,...or• EdwerCI AnClr-H .. nle, Ill ........ • "" Call! 92827 Suaan. T Suctlocill Mtc.r..i. Mlflt Hoover. '"' ....,, ...-,_...... the ,_ring Your llOpMI· Thll ttltement .,,. ni.o 'lCT1TIOUlaullMlll Thi• bulln•H 11 con Thi• bu•lnen 1, con 1 Thia 1111..,,.,,1 wu llted ,27 ~ VI• Monltu•v• ft.m«lt• of the ... l'pott t.ech o.n.ret Pt-. ao .. to-''-cot11tr11c:tlon of en tl"'9 m1y be In per.on or by with the Count Cien. of Or N~ ITATIMINT ductlMl by 1 gen.tel pan· Clucted by 1 09f*ll Pll1-with the County Cle<ll 01 Or An•Nlm Callf 02807 .ctdlfloNI t,271,000 lq '1. of office u .... 2.41,000 141 ft of r•tltlt •nd rwateurenl -. fOIJt 1n()(ney Gou 1 Y J 3 Tile follOWlng !>e'ton• At• ,,..,,,Ip nerlhlp .tll'IQW County Ofl •June 3 Tl'llt Outln .. • •• con• •nd 700 r~tlel unit• °" 'PfOIMf1r loce&ed I" Newport Center end •tncMI• If 'fOU ARE A CREDIT OR ~ n y on une dol 1>1111 VIC.kl L 8ttnM Arterw .IO)'C4 Wyman lll88 Cluc1ed Oy 11\1~ an4 wilt ~el lltM Aleo pr~ I. I r•'ttalofl to tM Clrcvtetlon a,,etem ..... .,~lo OI' 1 c:ontlngent etwdllOt of ,l107'0I s":FAR~;;,T 'I tJS fhll 111ternent """ flleO Th•t tlar_,1 wu filed ,,1070t W~ B Hoover .._t• lhw Avoc:.edo-MecAtthvr -wwy--....l end .. tabli.t> lllec:Arttlur alYd .. 1 the Clee:Mled you mull Ille P1;t>f•el'ed Or.tlnQW Cout PrH ldent Piec• Coat• ...,,h tn. County Cl«~ of Or #lfh ,,,. County Clen. of Ot Publlehed Otange Cout Thia Slllement wu fifed !::,~~ arterl• roectwwy, and thw ecc-.it.-of .,, wnYlrOft-tel ~~~7:,'h,~he~~: o1:~!Pllot June& 15 22 211 MWI Calll 9:1827 ~~County on May 21 •;;re Cou"IY on June 3 OallyPllOt.JuMS 15 22,2lllwjththe CO\lntyClefllOf0t Am.nclmwnlNo ttottlwCllrofNewpona..chLocelCoealelProOt•m.~U.. ,....,_,1allve •""""'nled by "' '' Roberl Hwtma" HQ••rCI '*774 Ill e 11188 . ~ County on Mty t3, lil1en • "wqveel lo antend Ille C.,.lltt.d locef Coeetal Pr09t1M, Lend UM .. le.n, for lhw ...... ....,.,." I., Su· 190 :11341 P•Mld 1¥A Coal• ,,,0107 Su-1112 1988 the Ct>Urt Within four month• Mne C.llf '17 Publi•ho<! OraOQe Cout Publleheo Orange Coul ,,_1 Newporter North. layvtew LandJ119, end .. ectflc C-1 Hlflh•er/Jambof .. "oed lrom the Cllle ol tlr1t i.. ---------T"ll "Ul lnett 11 'On-OtUy Piiot June 9 15 '22 211 Delly Piiot June 9 15 22 29 ......... .._.. ,.._ ,. ___ tlttM auance 01 1ener1 U l)(OVI~ P\8.JC NOTICE " "' ~ t91!6 •mt ti' NOTIC£ ,...,..,._..., ""ange ..,.,... f'Wfocetlon A••Mtanc. and "'°""" .. ,.,, ... ( .. lboe ll•d., wldenl119 1>totec;I) 1n Section 100 ot th• ---------d~::.:? H ~:!'~~u•I Su 194 11198 Su 1111 niuu" ~:re::O' Mey 25 June 1 9· Tract Mo nMt aoncr M.lblll11tkan I°' tr.me •ton.I conetrvc:tton al 111w Int•· Pro«>et• Cooe ol California FICTIT10Ua 1U1.... fhtl •l•l.m.nl ..... rueo '1CTITIOUI au..... Su 147 MCUOft of ..... -11• A•-Md""'" A•-rwqvlred of "IMU.lbdMalon Mo ,.. ~~ 11;:.~'!' 11;: et~~m'1:': r=.o!~':.,~ ar• with lhtl County Cterlr ol Or-PlelJC NOTICE P\&.JC NOTICE Ti':.~':.,"=! .,a 1 . . ::::,!;•~:: :~':''1~ ..-of empllfled eound at !he Newport., AHOrt ~ Jwne month• rrom the date ot the dot"Q ~_.,_. u •noe County <"1 Mey 9· 1998 FtemK>UI IWllHlll O o Ing b u• In••• • • P\8.JC NOTlCE I Jt, t• Melll'IQ notice IDOYe THE l(A'f'llN COMPANY ,... NAMI! ITATa•NT rtCTITIOUl IMllMll (•)TOWNER INDUSTRIES COftCannotl'• HorMlee• ll•tM '°' cioeur. of VI• Oporto'°' C•• •ho• YOU MAY EXAMINE the 10 25 Jarnbor .. Boui.villrO PuDllllMCS Ollr1Q41 Gout Tri. l(JtlQWtng petlOOI .,. NAlft •TA.,..NT lb)INFORMATIO N TECH-FICTITIOUl IU ... 11 Newport llrl Co. tor Mffboerd racl"ll Oft Mond•r •VWnlno• In lldc) telw lumlftO Ille ~IC>I 0y the c;ourt 11 you Suite 125 ~ 8-<.n Diiiy Pnot May ?~ Junw I a dotng butl,_. .. Amefleerl fl'WI IOllowtng penona ..,,, NOLOOY 471 N Hewpor1 ...... ITATUmN'T lbewln er• • pe<IOO 1n1er .. 1ed 1n C.lt1 92880 1' '9118 Su 138 AHoclalM IW• Amerlc•" ooong butl,... u II IMne 8"rCI ~ 8eeGf1 Calif The~ P9f'IOnl we K .. '°99• 'rowlwd ".-.. eom~ctal lot fltmtno on public: "ach on Jvne 10 11, tne •1111 fo.J may _,,,. Brue• l W•y 2'H1 HOt'>e 177-F Rlverllde Av· An1ma1 H090!11J, 21fMne Pel 92ee3 dotng ~ u , .. IJPOf' fl'le ••ewtor or admln C1neveru Str .. 1. M1U'°'1 enue ~ SMr'.tl 928&3 c.nt., 31 lrvlnw Velerlnwy Town•r M1nul1cturlng TRl·M PARTNERS 1000 avdg•I ArneM!mwnla latreior or upon tfll et Vi4fo C111t 1126111 Pt.el.IC NOTICE Pttrk:lo Aoctr Smith t 77-F 110901111 4) lMne Anlrnal Compeny Ctllffofnl1. •71 " Ou111 Street. Sulla 270. Trenlf9r tn lucteet AfifWoptllllone to i-ovlde lcw eolkt eof• Ooofa, lllf\Oft. llupe, torney 11;1< the ••~10< Qf Rand11 J Wln~i.o1...:1< H1vereld1 Av• N••POrt Hoac>ltel i nd Pet C.Oter N-port Blvd , Newport Ne.port BNcn. Calif 928e0 pedloclct, frem'"8. end tlgn b11111lr1 fOf bHctl , .. trOOffte 1(:1mtnl1tr110t •no ~ with 410 Emerald 81y l AQllnll FICTTTIOU• IUl*llt a...,.,,, 1128&3 Ho~ •M Ge.rden Center BMch. C•llf 92963 -John L Ovorn . 7204 Pr~ Ordiftanc.e No ...... Ml"ll' Ille c.our1 wtlh Pfoof 1>! -· ~h Calll 117851 NAW ITATUillNT Oon.,O J Chamt>eu, 2 1~333 C•Jlver Or1ve Suite Thi• bul l"9 .. ta con· Aorteof lrvfne C.111 82720 AN OflO!NAHCI Of n. CITY Of MIWPC>f'T I ACH AMlNDINO CHAPTI" J.11 Yl<A. a -ittwn twquwt et1t Th11 b1111na11 It cr,n Thw toltOW'ng perM',,.e "" Ration Court Nwwporl '35 ltvlflfl C.1hlor.n11 82714 ClvcteCI by a cori>OflllOn O C lain Otendlnnlng 1 I O' TMI -~HACH MUNICIPAL COO« l't'."TAININO TO UNWO"M TRANI!· 1ng thl t ro-.J O..•e "*"-'" dueled bv • ger>er•I 01•1 <lOtng t>ot1nwt u &tit1,.t 112663 ' Newi>Ort Center Anll"llll O.O.oe S Twitt Prwl-Ootete Point Or Coron1 def UIT OCCUPANCY TAlt notlc• of tl'le l'IUnQ Of '' In ,,.,>ll•p P ~ T fNt(APR1SES Th,, llu11nH1 11 ct>n· Hoaott11 Ctllfomla corpor Cl~t Mw, c.tlf 97e25 ~ frot11 .. Ubllc WOftle 1'9'trdl119 •AYllOf. Df'IVC-JASMINC AVf.NUE ........ ...,,loryand IC>P'.,-'*11 ot Bruc;e l Wt'( 11\f'~ ~ Blvd 123 d•JC.laO by •" 11n1n e11on 1333 Avoe.do "'-· Thi• ~I •N flt9d Peter J de Ruytar 19118 INQ LOT ANO llilETl"I (C-141,) Wiiie UNI• ex of the ri-11 Thia ""emant wu ''~ Cotti Mwa Ct lll 9:.>fl27 rnrpor1l•CI 1uocr111on l>Q(1 Belch CA 928e0 ""'1h the County Cler1t of Qt. Klll(lebUr; SI Northrldge, 1ion1 0t ecoount• m«ttl~ wjlh the County C,_.1< nt Or 01<><11 J"'1 Bu•~• 129 B oth• than 1 pann«thlD Thi• bu1lnH1 I• con 1 tnoe County on Mey 13. Cllif 81,~ll APPOINTMliWTI TO IOARDI ANO COMMIStlONI In Section 1200 1no 1200 ~ ot ange Cowity on M1y ie 4?nr1 St . N9WP')t1 O..Cll P11r1eto. R Srnlth dueled by • corpor11ton tGM Tllll butln"• It con-BoerCI of Library Tru•1ee• 11111n KIQttr or Phytli, C>r1y1r•n Ille C111tornt• Pr1>t>al1 Cr$ HIM 1 1111 92663 Tr111 1111ement """' Iii.Cl JlmM E AICll. Pr..ics.nt '-11 ductwd Oy a oenet .. o-11· Clly Arll CommtqjQn Cari N.,.,_ ~ N "-l1t4'.. rs1ono Th11 bu1tne11 11 cc..n •Ith Ille County Cleo 01 Or Thie 1t11emen1 .... flled PubtllheCI Orenoe Cou1 neflNp CIYll Servle4t Bo••d /eounc1l 1tppot"t-1 P•11•11 <1Ml•fly At"'' ••Mnrt 1• llllft """" ....... Lelham 6 Welt.Int W J duciec:t by .tlrl 1n<11Vldua1 "'99 (';...,(!ty on May 30 With the County Oen< of Or· Delly Pllo1Mey2$ ""-1, I. JoN1 l l)votak Peri.a 8eechM .tlrld R.<reatlO(I Gomnmi11or1 JOl\n ,..,. "" .,, '>' Rwvmood M~'"" Weftd. CA 1211C N.-por1 <An1er OrlY9 Sun1 c;1,,,I• J 8ur1oe t98!" ange Coomty on Mey 13 1~ IGMI Thll 11tlemlinl •u Iliad T ayt<>t Gr1111 O< \11rgln1• Httr11'Mlt Pubh-'*l Of1099 CoH t 1.00 ~ e-;ti C1t1t 11111 11a1ement wu flied ( • '11~ t~Sc • &u-144 wtll'l lhe County Clertl of Or P1ann1ng CommlH lon Harry Merrill or J1me -s W1ur"'1 °'1, •!'i PQrn4!!11Jy Delly Piiot June I. 2. 9 1996 112860 #1th 1n, County Cieri! ol Ot-Pul>lllhWCI C><lnQe COMI F'°"2:I tf10t County on Mey t , 19M ClJFMll(N'f 8U"llNfSS 51n JMq111n Hiltt l\c.ad lm111 "'mM" And m.,.ll•n land S1;Mt80 PublltlW!d Oranoe Co.,, af\()41Cl>untyon Mey9 tiM 01llyP1tr.1J.,,,.9 t!> 22 29 Putllillhed O•engw Cout •mt•C NOT"'r ~ tc:aplng-M1rguer11eAvenu1110Spygl11uH1UR0111t ---------Delly Piiot June 9 15 :.>:? 29 l'IOIT01 19M • 0 11ty Pllnt Ju"-1, 9. l!I 27., "_, ~ Publllltl9d Orange Cout Publl1hed Oy Ille Ortnge C.n11•t Ot1f• ,_1101 Ha '-""'IT"""'" ,..'•ll" to Hlfl r.1t11ent of lh• P\lllJC Pl>TIC( 111911 Pubttahed Ore~ Coht Su UH HIM ,tennout IUIMll 0.tly Pttot Mey 26. June I I , C1ty O! N.~n Beei::h Su 187• Dally Pltol May 2~ June t I! Su t77 N.U. ITATWMRNT 15 tllee • Su tlil! 'M:TT110UI au ... 11 ·~ 1911e P\&IC NOTICE The tollowMQ per90fte.,.. tw· t3t --------r--------~-------- NAMI: ITAnllllDIT mmi IC NOTICE '>u·l37 '18.IC NOTICE Clolng ~ • P\llt.IC fl>TtCE "8.JC M>TICE P\8.IC M>TlCE The fOllOwlng perlOnl w• ruu.. ---------'ICTmOUI ~H NEWPORT 8E.ACH PHO-ljl)I~ butlnMI.. ,ICTTTIOU• ~.. Dlmt 'C NOTICE NAMI ITATIMl!WT FJCTITIOUl IU..... TOOAAPHV 22!1 19111 l'taJC NOTIC£ ,tCTmOUt IU8Mll '1ClTTIOU8 .u..... 'ICTITlOUl IUllNIU Cl llENS FINANCr 1•s' ...... ITATl•WT "~ T ... lotlowlng l)e'lonl '" ...... ITA~WT Is""' Newpotl e .. ch, MAMI ITA~ NA .. tTATIMaNT ..... ITATDIDn ~~:;;"'8~ Sult• G lrvf~ The IOllC>Wfng per1ona lrt rlCTITIOUI ltUUflH ll<HM,be~~E~CTRICAl The lottowtng pareon1 tre Callf 112ee3 F~~:A~.. ~ := :°"°' ere dJ:: ·=~·o~: ~~ = ~ .,, Cltlten• Grl)u1> In(; • datng ~U NAMllTAn.WT ESTIMA TING ANO CON· ClotngbYtlneetU June 8'0dle 22& !9th lhefOllowlng peraoneere C ORPOAATE (l(. ENf(APRtSf8 It :A Cell10tn•a cor1:1outl')fl 1452 CLAS!Y GLASS ANO lhw lollowlng ptrtonl Me SUtTtNO ~"~" E ,. ___ 1.ft FRED'S CHEVRON 280 I 8trMt. Newport 8Hch, doing bullneel .. M & 0 CVT ._ ,..,IC C AR 0 LL & A I · PtNSTAIPtNG 330tll f'leQtl CIQlng llv-u ._, ·~· Hert>or 811/d eoe ......... Callf 1128&3 PUUl>tNG 7111 I M Donald E IVc ur El, ll300 a-rpmw, Apt 118 nine SOCIA TIE&, 321 N N9wpor1 ~gr,';': !u111 o ,,..,,,.. re Ct ,.,, .Juen CeoittrtnO 0 RAN 0 E C 0 u N T Y 11"9 Anenelm, Clllf 2 I C1111 Q21J28 I Thi• bulln .. • II c~ •4 Huntington e!:o.i CA Von Katman, Suite 700, Cll 12714 Blvd Sutt• M.2. ~ C.11119'\t F1n1nc;e ~&&e Caltf 111975 NUTRITION NCW8 M30 p~:=~L~a.:: F1eo L.. Wigfield. 155& ducted Oy "'lndMdwll t:.>847 • IMM. Callt. 927\J Duane Jerome Xllterman a..c11, Cel!f tHM r --t Santa Ani c.an"""' ftA . J-K1111 Btoolil 3300& Touc1r1 A\19 Fountain 1111 M ... Verda ( Apt ~ 23 June 81odle "-...... Jlmtll M _..._ Denni• Olflln. 22t0 <k*S-18 &..rpe• Apt 188 l"blrl Carroll, 338 ~ •·~-·...., R t 8 J ._, Carll 112708 ICelll 112401 Co111 -...a. Cetlt 87828 Thll •t1temen1 w Neel 7 .......,,.. er...,.., en Cl'rc;te, Ntwpor1 Beecfl. lrvlne, CAL 8271' Rocnn.ter St .. Coe11 ..._., Anlhelm Miiia Calif ll'll07 wg•ll• c .,, u1n ""''.,1tee Fr·-•• "'-~--... 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