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Home My WebLink About1986-08-15 - Orange Coast Pilot.- L i I .... -- '0MCA9TI OM Al * liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilml F RIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1986 -woman kilt-e<tin-Mesa house-fi Heroic e forts faU to save victim trapped in door of her 17th Street mobile home By PAUL ARCHlPLEY Of hOetr ........ A Costa Mc~ woman died Thur&- daywhen her mobile home went up in flames, despite a nc1&hbor's heroic efforts to rescue her. Ruthe S. Grosz, 59, lived alone in the mobile home at Play Port Mobile Villaae at 903 W. 17th St. Tortured Attorney General Edwin lleeee Nid the United 8tatea will not tolerate the torturtnc of a Draa Enforcement Admlnla- tratton aient by Mez- lcan police. 87 California Alleged prostitution ring maintained sophisticated computerflleson 12,000 businessmen./ AS Nation President Reagan is or- dering a replacement for the space shuttle Challenger .'l A4 INDEX Advice and Games Auto Pilot 811 B 1-5 A3 89-10 8 1-7 8 12 8 8 Datepook C6 Datebook A3 8 7-8 C1-5 Datebook A2 Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Death Notices Entertainment Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather When Cost.a Mesa firefighters ar- nved JUst before 8:40 p.m ., the woman's home was already enaulfed in flames, said Admin1strattve Chief Jim Richey. Firefighters had the blaze under control within 15 minutes. Before they arrived. Dennis O'Keefe tried desperately to pull Grosz out of her home. O'Kcefc. his father. Tobey Sr .. and Artist drawing festival Sichua n tribesmen captured on can vas by Chinese painter Gao Xiao-Hua has travelled thousands of miles to introduce the tradiuons of the modest Y1 villagers of rural China to the small ocean community of Laguna Beach. The Chinese artist 1s catching the interest of Festi val of Arts v1s1 tors in UURA MERK PEOPLE IN THE NE ws his s11mng portrayals of the nomadic tnbesmen who make their home in the remote mountain province of S1chuan. which borders Tibet. Xiao-Hua. 30. 1s an accompli'ihed an1st 1n his nati ve country and 1s quickly maJcing a name fo r himself 1n the Un11ed St.ates. He and his Amen- can Wlfe. Janet Balcer. made their home an Laguna Beach JUSt over a year ago. They met at the Be1J1ng (Peking) Central Jnsutute of Fine An where Baker was studying for her doctorate. Baker was a 'ltudcnt of X1ao-Hua's. Using i subdued color palc11c. Xiao-Hua pays close a11cn11on to the 1ntnca1e detail of the clothing and Jewelry unique to the Y1 people .. Queen of the Fire Fl·s11 var· shows a beautiful woman wrapped 1n nau .. c 'iheepsk1n dress accented b> hand- made silver buttons and Je'4elrv (Pl~ eee CHINESE/A2 ) his son, To~y Ill, were chatting two houses away when they smelled smoke, They ran outside and saw the flames shooting out of the mobile home. o·Kcefe ran to the front door where he found Grosz wed~ed tn the door. Flames were billoWlng throue the partially opened door as 0 Keefe grabbed G rosz's ann. The intense heat drove him back. H1sson Tobey brought a towel. which O'Keefe used as a shield against the heat during a second auempt to irab Grosz. Again he was dnven back Ken Gerard, who h ved ncx t door to Grosz. said he wu standina in the dnveway where the heat was almost too much to bear." He (0' Keefe) said, 'I can't get her. It's too hot.' "Gerard recalled .. , saw her lying in the doorway, so I had to run up and try to get her out ·• O'Keefe said. "But I could feel the heat coming down, and I figured there was no sense 1n me burning. I figured 0.-, .... ,......., .... ~.,... Gao Xiao-Hua atand8 out a t the Lapna Feati"Yal of Art with hla palntinga of peaaanta from hJa native village ln mountalnoua province of Slchuan near the T l bet borcfer. Village Marketplace wins Coastal Commission OK By LAURA MERK Of IN Delly Pllo4 lt8ff The California Coastal · Com- mission on Thursday approved plans for a $60 million 14-acre commercial deveopment in Laguna Niguel. The comm1ss1on's approval came 18 months afier the first county heannss were held on the develop- ment for the Stcin-Bnef Group. The 7-5 vote came dunng 'the Coastal Comm1ss1on's meeting an Eureka. Some people speculated' that St1en- Bnefs project~ were in Jeopardy when 1t defaulted on a $49 milhon loan 1n May. But the firm wiped out its debts to San D1ego-basc.>d .\ vto Community Developer') and other lenders.in June when it received a S68 million loan from Southmark Mon- gage, Dallas. Texas "Rumors of Stcin-Rnef being 1n fi nancial trouble arc unfounded Monarch Beach I\ ahve and well and 1t 1s moving forward.'' said Ed Hope. president ofStein-Brirf., rnmmtncal development group The development approved this week wall be called Village Market- place at Monarch Beach A tram will link the commcncal complex 10 Stein-Brief"' 2,620-homc res1dent1al site. the future 550-room Hyatl hotel, the beach and nearby Ritz-Carlton hotel. said Hope. When finished. the Monarch Beach development will cover more than 550 acres. ··we are very excited about 1t (Village Marketplace) It crystah1es our de velopment plans People hvang there will be able 10 shop. dine, entertain guest.s. house v1s1to~ and tnJO)' a number of recrcauonal ac- (Pleue eee VILLAGE/ A2) Jim Beam her lungs were go,.c " O'Kccfe' hair was burned from his efforts. Richard and Gene Budd. who manage the 103-spacc park. said Grosz had other small fires 1n the I 1h years she hved at the park She was. a chain smoker, and firefighters had to pull her mattress OUt Of her mobile home about SUI months ago. Grosz had been smoking 1n bed. Gene Budd said She also was a d1a~11c wnh heart problems. Budd said Because the fire involved a death. 1nvesuaa1ors arc treaung area as a possible cnme scene, Richey said. The cause of the fire was stiJI under 1nvcs11gat1on today Three engines, two trucks, a medic unit and 21 firefighters from three Cost.a Mesa stations responded to the fire Grosz has a sister, Ann Barnes of Santa Barbara and a son, Gene Budd said She worked as a bookkeeper for Dcbkar < o in San Bernardino. Mobilize now ~ gayrights, activist says ~. I W. Hollywood mayor urges Lagu na group to help stop Prop. 64 By PAULARCHlPLEY Of IM Oelly Net I Wf Signs of society's increasing in- tolerance to gays and lesbians have to he met wllh political act1 v1sm. a leading gay nghts spokesman said Wednesday. Steve Shulte. mayor of We'll Holly- wood, told an audience of about 130 in Laguna Beach that their first order of business 1s to defeat Propos111on 64. the M><.11kd LaRouche 10111auve on AID If 1t becomes law .every perwn suspected ofhav1ng the disease would have to be tested for AIDS, Shulle said As many as 100,000 people in C allfornia could be fired and 300.000 could be quarantined. The st.ate would spend an esti- mated S2.3 b1lhon implementing the law. he said at the meeting of Laguna Outreach. a non-profit support group for the homosexual community. "WhX 1s this happenrng 1n Cali- fornia?' he asked. "Don't forget that in the 1940s 170.000 Japanese were interned -under a Tibcral Dcmo- (Pleue eee PROPOSITION/ A2) .. Supervi.sors plan anti-AIDS drive By G. JEANETTE A VENT n.,,...e. .. ' • ,, Supervisor Hamett Wieder Thurs- day compared ~he hystena over AID to the scare dunng the polio cp1dem1c and said the count)' government 1'i worlc~ng on a plan to prevent the spread of m1'i1nformat1on. "I can remember being afraid 10 go swimming. Everyt1me I had a head- ache and a stiff neck. I was sure I had polio," she said. Speaking 1n Huntington Beach 10 a fund-raising group that -;upport!> ga )' and feminist issues. Wieder said she was not there 10 espouse any cau~ but 10 help dispel fear and myths .. , am concerned about the spread of m1s1nforma11on Soc1c1.,. 1s ter- nbh misinformed." · Wieder told the group ot more than I()() people that she wa<, not read., to take a stand on Propo'i1llon M '4 lthout loolinit at 11 in itreater detail but she was concerned about the ~pread of m1ilnfonnat1on by some proponents of the 1n1t1a11ve The 1n1t1at1ve. sponsored ~ by LaRouche supporters. would quaran- tine thousands of AID v1ct1ms and others suspected of harbonng the virus. sa} opponcntc, · The in111a11 ve qualified for the No.. 4 ballot when its backers gathered 443.2 I 9 signatures on pe11- 11ons. ~ "The I.a Rouche 1n111at1ve has put uc, 1n an 1ncrcd1bl) difficult pos1t1on. It's hard enough w11hou1 this lond of d1vcr'.\1nnal) tactic that goes on," Thoma<, Prendergast the county's ... director of cp1dem1olog~ told the group "You havr to look at what 11 ..aye, "er'iUS what people 'i<l) 1t sa)s We're going to l'nd up \iOllng for bizarre thing<, .. hl' \aid (Pleue eee AID8/A2) Beam accuses Roth of prompting lawsuit By LISA MAHONEY Of the OAlty l'ltot l .. ft Fourth 01'itn<. i' .. upcn i..onal lan- d1da1e Jsm Beam on T hur\<la\ n· pealed an earlier anusa11on tha1 pollmal opponl·nt Don Roth I'> Ir. ing to make him look bad hHon' incinga former hu'itnt•"' partm-r 111 lik J lawo;u1t aga in<.! him Beam wa\ rc\pond1ne, to verbal Jabs from Roth O\ er Beam ., a\lcang an Orange ( ounl\ ~uperwr < ourt Judgt· la<.t '4eck 1n \Cal an' pl'r.,onal huc,1 nc\'> record" that jlltorne't\ Im former panner Wilham C oopcr ma\ rcque\I < ooper a memtx-r ol Roth's cx- l'C"Ull\ e cnmm1m•c tiled a law<;u11 ~;.un'I Ream l)\:vdopmcnt in Janu- ar. \(·l·k1ng lompen"3t1on for 1nve\t· mcnt monc\ IO\t dunng a JOtnt real e'itale "enture Ream ha' Jll u<ocd Roth ot tr.mg to make political hay out of the law'iu11 het.1uw a telephone o;urve)' con- duC'ted bv the Roth camp 10 Januarv JC.kcd \Oler<. whether the\. would vote lor Beam If the\ kncv. he had been \Ul'd h\. a lurmcr husine<.' p.inner "011ng th.it the la.,..,ull wa' fil<"d thl' Ja.,. before 1he Roth sunc' Beam (Pleue eee BEAM/ A2) Airport flight access plan.approved Judge upset by inmates' c old meals New plan to bala n ce t r af(ic de ma nds w ith nois e sail s throug h commission 8r U SA MAHONEY ... o.llY ........... A new acce s plan regulating flights Oranae County's John Wayne Airport proceeded throuah the Air· pon Comm1ss1on with little con- y Wednesday Unhke prcv1ou attempts to con· tNI ftia,hts at dle airport, this latest fll .. llM to balance 1ir traffic demands ·~==noise concern" met wtth httlc.-i. 'tion from airlines. to a )C rly passenacr hm1t, illlMbhcd to ~tile a law~u1t wtth tJ~•i9on 8c Ch and l~O Clll7ens over 1rpor1 aroWlh and ••ial noise incrca~ . th<' cccu ""cfitttd from part1etpa110n hy •camer1. said 1rpon Manager rG•• Rcbella thc lihal pl n tvolvc.-d from public hearings on a \tufT report thut con tamed an analym of a1rpon 01ght allocation issues Rebells said :urpon 'itnn avoided ruch1ng conclu'l1om early an the heanngs to encourage d1!oC'U'l'11on instead ofanJrY rtact1on It wa! apparent Wednc'ida)' the approach ~orkcd · In contr.m to heanngs on past plane, whcrc a1rhne reprC$Cntat1vc~ have threatened law- uits -and earned through on t cm -speakers t:\prcsS('d fCnerol te· ment with ttfe plan. which 1n e~'IC!nl:c." maintains the status quo amona mo~t air camen whale allowing m<1re pnJcngen. for all Underterms of the cwport lkoch settlement. 4. 75 mtlhon air travelcn can pass throu'h the a1rpon in am 11vcn year. Thi~ hm1t rtQUln"'i thr county to control the .1mo11nt of pn'l'iCnger trf!vel through 01gh1 alloca- tions. RccOmmcndnt1on'I adopted by the five-member comm1'i'>t0 n. with Comm1r\C11oncr Ray Maggi absent. include mnintainmg the current d1s- 1nbution of the SS avcragr daily dep11rturcc, allowed at the a1rpc.)n Thl" average da1I} drparturc'i, which tqual one takeoff and one land1ni. arc d1v1ded into 1'40 clas~ -i\ and A.\ -with lo\.\ being the qu1etc t The \lac,,.\ d1<,trihut1on ofaverag.e da1I)' dcpal\urc' among the a1rport''I nine tllrhne$ 1\ u follows •\1rC.al. nine and one-half. Republic. \I"<. •\mcncan fi vl· and one-half: rron- l1Cr. five, ~A. three Wc'ltem. three. Jct Amen .l t"-'O Continental. two and i\menca West, none Ttutt ( la\" avcraae daily d('· pature\ prev1outly returned to the count\ by M.<"J)uhhc. wtll remain 1n count> h nds as a hedge aga1mt a po'i\lblc e'(CC'<'dln& Of the p&\~nger hm11 < ln'i'i AA nvt•ragl· du1lv dcpanurl'\ wall remain P<\i\. <ii:\ \1r< .ii \IX. t1nd America Wc'it, tour The new arccc;, plan would 111,0 •rcate a new d a'' ot average 1.h11h departure., -< ln•i\ l 1 ht< l or exempt dcpanurl'\ haH hl·l·n l\\llt'd to three a1rl1n('\ un a tcmf)<1ral'\ ha•"' over the la~t )l'ar The QUlt"ft''il ot .am ran .It the airport, the catcgof) wa\ not nnii· mall) "ippo~d to~ \UhJt'l I tn l11~h1 rcgulauon Rut to kccp the ;urpon w1th1n the pas\(na<'r cap 14 per manent E 01&ht\ are r~'Comml'nd<'<l 1r al anJ P\A.. L'4oa1rhnec, 0 )-ing e:\cmpt a1rcrnn araurd for 16 or mort' 01aht5 Their reprc\t'nta11ve<, lll\t> tntd to rnnvinu· th<' rnmmw.1on nnt to &1\C an) E 01&ht'i tu Amenta \\c•.t whu:h 15 tc'il ll)1na a mod1tit-d Boctng 717-300 to \CC 1f11 qunhf1e\ under thl' C las\ r no1\f hm1t'i The rommic,<;1on dt•(l\kd In lll\l' ..\merirn WC'il t"'O f tl1ghl\ and d1v1dc th<' rcma1n1n& I, cq11oll\. t\( twC"Cn \1r< 11 Rnd P\ \ It thl' .. 7'7-300 d<><''>n 1 '!vaht~ i\ml·nca \\l'\t's IWO 01ghl\ Will go 10 i\1r( al. thr lOmm1'i\H1n rctommt'ntkd Commutt'r :urltnl'" v.111 ,11'" I'": rc[lula1ed tor the ti~t t1ml' under the new plan < nmml\\IOnl'f\ rel om mend lhc 'hort hop am raft he allowed up 111 100 000 p;l'i'iCnger\ a \car ·\l'n int ludrd in the comml\\llln\ rcxt"ITllnundauon .., alloca11on 111 count\ 8H'ragr da1I\ dcparturec, when d01ng \<l will not cau<.c tht' airport to '1ola1e tht' p.1c.\Cnaer cap T 11 encourage quieter a1rcrat\ c la'' E camel'\ v.111 he given fir\t l"h01ce at .ln\. t':\tra n11Jhl\ ofTcrtd tollcl'ol.C'd h\ < la\\ \.\and then i\ ( oltulatlonc. ol the numbc.•r 1>1 tl1&ht'i permitted arc ba'led on ,1 711 ~rcent load factor for 1.111 am raft Rthclla ~1d \1rhnc<, v.ould he allowed tn m l ll"I\-.(' thc11 <.eat capaoh h' M perlcnt under the plan wh1lh muc.l \till he 1ppm.,.t•J h' thr hoard 1lf \UJM·rv1,01 \ By LISA MAHONEY Of IN Delly ""-' ltefl Orange C ounl\ l\hcnfT R1ad {rat<'\ mn.,. he nnkrcd '" pa' damage\ to 1 ount~ 1:ul inmate\ who were not iti vcn ho1 meah "-"ht"n thcv'"?i\l"<ied rcj,lular mt'al llml"\ '\ flt'r 11\tcning to thn.'C da"" of lt''t1mo0\ 1n the clu\ actmn \Ult hrnu(lht h' rnn' 1ded killer Phil \('ntcno. \ \ l>l\tm:t ( ourt Judgr . \\ 1111.lm c rra\ \.aid he " 1nchn~ to ltnd <•ate'> 1n contempt of coun and .1w1Hd dam" es to tht' inmate'\ bc- \'<lU't uf thl•1r treatment while m \ U'ltlXj ) nunna thl\ wccl'\ heann,s and ontt held 1n June ~ntcno Rich l.tt Rolle -hoth nov. 10 \late pn lln - \\1lhe W1\CI~ and RnnAld Rodn ue2 tf\lllird that , te\ v~olattd \Cvcr.J nrdC'"' l\'lut.·J b' (ira\ in l ~78 1 he (Pleue eee LATE8T/A2 ) ./ A2 • Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/ Friday, ,\ugu1t 15, 1Ne Environmentalists ~~y time running out for acid rain bill WASHINC..TON CAP) -En· v1ronmentalists, thw1u1cd by Re- publican delaying tactic?., ?.ay time 1s runnina out on their efTon to act acid rain control leaaslation through C'on· .J.r~S_tbi~ l'C8f. "We're working against the clock," said Henry Waxman, ().Calif .. pnn· cipal sponsor of a bill 10 re~uire a 37 percent reduction in sulfur dioxide emissions from coal.fired boilers hy 1997. Waxman and other advocates voiced d1sappo1ntment Thursday after the Energy" and Commerce C'omnrntee postponed acuon on the legislation until next month, when Cona.rcss returns from rcccso; for a session-ending stretch dnve For two days this week. Re- publicans u~ parhamcnuu; tactic' to prevent coM1derauon of the acid ram ball. which 1s co-sponsored b> 21 of the committee's 43 members. The delay furtht'r dimmed the already slender prospects ofCongres~ agreeing on an an11-a1r pollution package in 1986 The House planned to recess 1oda> for three week~. re turning Sept 8 wuh fo ur weeks left 1n tht regular 1986 session and neither the Hou~ hill nor a Senate propo.,al read~ for floor debate When the Encrg)· and Commer<:e panel does return to the bill. oppo- · ncnts are expected to resume their slowdown by offerina ume-<:<>n,um· ang amendments and 9rcventina commauet> cons1dcratJon of the bin during hours tht' full House 1s in session . A1thOTJk}rWaxm11n Tefuscd to pro- nounce effort dead for this year. ht' said, "It's discouraging with the time running out.'' Representatives of environmental groups had hoped to sec the measure approved by the committee this week and sent to the floor shortly af\cr the recess ends next month. "It will pass this comm111ce. but 11 will be hard work getting 11 to the floor o n lame," said Leslie Dach of the National Audubon Society. "I don't think we'll sec a bill on the Senate noor unless the House acts." Rick Hind of U.S. Pubhc lntcre!lt Research Group said the main hope now 1s a lame-duck session af\cr the November elections. a prospect that has been raised by House Speaker Thomas P. O'Nc1ll, D-Mass. Hind pointed out that another ma,Jor t'nvironmental proposal, the J980 bill creating the "Supcrfund" toxic waste cleanup program, was enacted dunng a lame-duclc session. The Waxman plan, whjch 1s draw- Jni most oflts opposition from the Midwest with its concentration of coal-burning faciht1es. also would rtquirc cuts 10 nitrogen oxide emiss- ions Crom vehicles and electricity and industrial plants. ienusts say ulfur daoude and n11roaen OAide emis ions help creak the acidic precipitation that has been blamed for human health problems and hann to forests. bodic1 of water an~ wildlife, especially in the North· ca t. Midwc tcm lawmakers dispute Wu man's estimate that it woul<j cost 1ndustnal coal-users and utility cus- tomt'rs about S3 billion a year to comply with the cmissjons reduc. · tlOnS. They say that while the bill 11rruts increases 1n residential bills to I 0 percent a year, electricity prices would nsc .higher in some states and 1ndustnes would be hurt because there 1s no limit on nscs in their rates. To keep residential bikes from exceeding I 0 percent, the biJI would create a subsidy fund by assessing a nat1o nw1de electricity generation fee of 'h mill per kilowatt hour. Waxman esumates this wo uld cost the average residential customer from 2S cents to 50 cents monthly. A m1vor critic of the bill. commit- tee Chairman John Dingell, D-Mich .• says the compliance deadlines arc too earf y and would doom efforts to develop clean coal-burning tech- nology. Man dies of freeway accident injuries By ROBERT H\'NOMA1'" 0t ..,. o.-y ""' ,,.., -\ 1 ·agun.1 Hill-. man dll'd Thur~a) 111 111Jum'' 'ullnl·d 111 .i h1gh-s~cd fru:"a' alCldl·nt ld'>I \l,eej,., K.rnd.111 C 1rq~or) l\orgaard ~8 d1u.I 1n thl 1n1eml\e lare unit of \!1"11111 < 11mmun1I\ Hmp11al 1n \11"11111 \'1l'Jo "hl·re hl' had been ll\tnl 1n l fll1lal u>nd111on \I Ole the \ug. '' .lll•dl·nt \aid \f'KlkC\\1.-0man J,111 \\ Jll.l'I Hs., PJ,,cnt1cr l>tnn" l'lH hula\ \1mn111 ~1 .,, I .1~una Hill' remain\ in ,l·r 111u\ l ontl11111n Jt thl' ho\pllal According to the H1ghwa> Patrol. the two men ""ere tra veling at 90 to 100 mph on the northbound San Diego Freewa~ near Oso Parkway in Norgaard's 1972 ( orvcue at about I 40a m When the) pas\l·d a C 11 P <.ar parked on the freewa) shoulder the driver braked sharpl)' apparentl> 1n an anempt to a'o1d a speeding ticket. (HP 1nves11gators \aid The <.ar vtercd out of control a nd ofTlhc road. and rolled do" n the frccwa) embank- ment. Norgaarq wa c, thrown 75 fcl'I from the car and Simeon wai. pinned under the overturned vehicle. C H P officers arrested both men on susp1c1on of dnv1ng under the in· n uence of alcohol 'ii nee they could not determine which one had been driv- ing Bui (HP <ipokesman Ken Daily 'aid today 1ha1 Norgaard. \lo-ho was th e rcgmercd owner of the Corvette. 1\ believed to have been dri ... ing the <.'a r at the 11mc Memorial serv1cc~ for Norgaard have been \Chcduled for I pm. Sunday at ()'( onnor Laguna Hills Mortuary. 25 30 1 Ahc1a Parkwa). in Laguna Hills. VILLAGE MARKETPLACE WINS OK ... From Al Ir\ 111n \II lhl\ "11hout lhl nl'l'd of the l.ar ~l' think that I'> lhl' w;n u1m mun111e\ Jrl' hl·.idl·d ·Hope said \ .20IJ·r11om mutcl \lo-1th )fl 0(~/ o,qurJrt kl'I ol oflilt' 'pac.e 1<.2.51J<J o,4u<1re lct·I ol retJll \hop'> and <1 I ~60- \eat thl'Jtl"f .m· 1ndu<led 1n thl' plan' f J\C rl'\luar.inl\ cr1\.l'nng .29 flt)IJ o,quart· k cl Ml il\11 plannl'd lor lhl· "omml'rtt.il •om pin 111 he hu1lt '>OU th of th1: \1 onarch Ha\ Plan1 and north ul the Salt C reek Croll ( our<,e The Village Marketplace prC>JCll ~a., appro .. ed b) thl' Orange ( ount) Board of Su pen 1~or'> 1n Ma > after more than 15 hour~ of public. teStt· mon>. Com pan) reprc..c nta11ve\ al'\o made o"er 50 pre'K'ntat1on'> to < 1111cn<, group~ .\\pan of m appro ... al the< oa\l.il < omm1<,s1on required Stein-Brief t<> huild a 1·3:!-bed 'outh hostel at the \lie. fhe hostel must be hu11t before the developers can receive a certificate of occupancy for the rootel. said Chns Town~nd. a c;pokcsman for Stein-Bnef "Thal was to ensure that we didn't wait 10 build the hostel," ht' said Once building permits are obtained from the county, construcuon sho uld begin an mid-1987. ~1d Hope. The project sho uld be completed by 1988. PROPOSITION 64 'S AIM CRITICIZED .•. 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That agenda include'> not o nl y homo~xual issues, such as sexual c1 vii hbert1ec-., the right to leµlly recogn11ed homosexual marriages and to adopt children. hut also reducing poverty. living with dignity in old age and eliminating nuclear wea pons. "Those are all gay and k')h1an 1'i'iUC\," Shulte said. "O ur movement 1\ not unlike the <. 1' 11 right\ mo' cment of tht' '6fh to ha"c the rnuragc 10 falc what wc'rt• tx·1ng hc'>C t w11h,'' ~hulte said AIDS INFORMATION ... From Al l1rcn<krga,l \J1d qu.uan111u.' ""not .1H<.'pt.1hk. appropnilte or nnt\'loan 'W t rl' n111 t.1lk1ng ahout a dl\t·a\l' 1h;11 'nad1h u1mmun1lahlc orc.i,d-,, 11m1aw1111' · V..1t•dl'r <,,11d thl· lount\ Board of "itrJ'll:f\ '"or\ t·xrx·< I\ to h.1 ... l· .1 m.1,tl'r plan 111 add rt''>\ tht• i\ ID\ priihkm h\ 1hr t·nd 1>fth1' 11111n1h "On<.e wt• haw th1· ma\lt•r plan wr· will Ix· n•ad~ to prn,l'nl tlw 'l>rl«.1J of ~he d1 ..ea\l' anJ hl'lp thl' .11tl11.1ul In Jdd111on th<· c:ounty expect\ to rcce1 vc SI C)(J 000 1n federal money and SI {)().000 in \late funding for AID\rducation \hc.,a1d Onc ofthc goal'> will he lo dl\lnbute information 1<1 hhranl'\ and thamhcr'i of com- mertl' "I \ec my roll' asgo1nga <;ll•p further 10 lmng 1ogethcr tho\r agcnc1e\ who art' u1mpclltcl 10 take on th1\ prob- le m .. \ht 'aid LATEST J AIL PROBLEM: COLD FOOD ... From Al •1rtkr' g11\t r11c el 1.111 mt.ti\ fl'l • rt".lltf•n 1nm,1ll'\ ollll'\\ lt1 It il')'lhl>OC\ .inti thl' n·1 c1p1 "' h1111I<\ .111d ma~· 11n•' \<'rtll'll" 11•\l1frul lhl\ \1.-tl ~ th,11 hl' ----11 t urm:•l-11-+tffl u 1ttri l:lltf)t"tlMSnC"C' WH'r,1l 1inw\<1l11·1 \l hcdulnl rncal\ lo find 1111<.l loo<l "'arltnl' 111 hi\ ldl \11mc11mt'' the food w ;i\ \llH'.11 <.'<I on till' har\ 111 11lht·rw1\t 1.1mp1'H'cl INllh II\ lht• lrll'lll1 \ "h11 tit lrH'h'd II thr 111111.stn \,11d In nllw1 tnt11111111\ 1h1· 1nm.1h'' t11mrl.irrwd .1ho111 1h1· 11111lll) \ 1n 'lt.tll.1111111 •it 1 olln l·ttnh p.1\ Irk ~';::~;[ Daily Pilat MAIN OFFICE VOL. 79, NO. 2X1 • flhllllC\ 1n lhl' Jail l>cpul) ( ounl~ < oun..cl I d Duran l''\pl;11ned that 1nmatl'\ arl' not pc.•r rn1111·cl tu lam mon€·y txcau'>t· of <11nirnlllt'' 1ha1 m1Rht rc\ult C 1r.t\ "3•d the colfott phone\ violate one ot'h1\ order\ hut that he hche\.e\ the phone'\ were m\lalled 1n good h11th 1 he inmate\ .tl'>'1 \aid they were denied the required amount of we<:kly root-top and day-room rcnca 11on and that thl' \ouru~ of book' and maga11ne\ the't re<.Cl\.ed wa\ fl'\lrtl It'd C 1r.1\ ha\ ,1\kt·cl the county 10 pr"' 1de mor<· detail 11n whl'n 1ail rule\ and regulation\ were rev1~d to <ompl) with h1!1 order\ Jk wijj JS\UC a dCCISIOO later. C 1ray ha\ already found (1atc'i in rnntcmpt onc.t' for not ea'iang over- crowded rnnd1t1on .. at the main1a1l in \,int Ana Progrc'I\ toward lowcnng the number of Jail 1nmatci. hai. ~en monitored hy a court-appointed of- ficial \ancc thl' Man.h I WI S contempt finding aga1 M1 C1ate\ and county \Upc'rVl<,(lr\ Dally Piiot O.llvery It Quar•ntMd ,..... ...,. I 'Mi•r ~ ·,. 1 Justcall 642-6086 no• .... ,.,.,. ''"""' b• '.IOI'" 0 1 Ml0'• 7tt" • .,,, ·-tell'. ' .. t"' What do you hke about the Daily Pilot? Whit don '1 you hke'> (all the number above and your me11~ge will he rccordNS. transcnhed nd dt· ltvercd 10 the appropnatt ed11or The \lme 24-hour an,wcnna .erv1ct' may be u'ltd to record letter, to the ednor on any topa<. ( ontn butor1 to o ur Letten column must include 1he1r name and tolephone number for venficatton Tcl1' us what', on your mind ,.._.., ,,~, .,.,, , •t ' f~J :1ti not .,,..". r'>i' Cti.'r l'>r I•" c• t•' -tO •,., ..,., t'Nf 0-,... _.,, Clrculatlon T t lep."'tonee I •"""9 N'O""' ....... Morning clouds, then sunshine Typical Auau11 weather w11J uahcr in the Southcm-Cahfomaa weekend. wi th morn1na cloudsne •Iona the coast and Iota of sunshine cl~whert, the N111on1I Weather Service said A marine layer will bnna late nil.ht and early momma low clouds to the coast, extend1na inland. but sun,h1nc w11J prevalf later in 1he mom1na and dunna the af\cmoon o;;JO U.S. Tempe. ~ .. Plttllbul'Qll ... l'Ofllel\I,,...... II lo4 Ptltlllnd,Ore " .. AeleJ9ll .. ... "9llo 6 7 .. AlollmOf14I M 72 SIL- 71 70 Sell Ull• Cl1y U ta 11111 MIOtllO M 119 Ian JIHlll,P II t 1 71 SI l ie Miltie 13 ....... Ule '2 " 81\teYeOOfl n 12 8looiJc , ... ., n lc>oli-ea aa ay,-eo 76 Tempe.ti Plr.OO M M TopekA '2 71 T-74 62 TulM 71 M WMN!lglon.O C .... WIC:Nl.a ,, 71 17 ... 107 .. u .. , .... ., u t ~ 11 .. '° 74 .. 61 97 77 17 78 87 12 94 M .. 72 '3 .. 111 82 " et I I 77 II ti 101 n .. 74 es 10 12 71 1' .. Calif. Tempe. "'-'liOe .. 70 wa.-a.r,. N 7' Hlgll. 10w IOt 2 4 110ut9 enclll'\O al • a m :: " Smog Report ~~ ......... Ian ... ,..,tllnO Sano..,,.. 11111.- a..i. "'"' Senl•Cnit .. 57 N IO .. 11 t2 S1 12 13 17 M 74 M .. 81 ., ... 17 70 -·-13 M r.tfelte ... 17 "olutWll tlendatd IMell (pal) 0-100 ,,_ OOod. 100.200 llMMl!hlUI ror .....ttNe l -• 1 .. people. 200-300 ~ tor' ell; LO. MoelM 119 10 300-600 lleUrckM F1n1 !Igwe le Oeltlend : ;~ lodev'> Otl lor-1. ~ ie p<eYlout "-Jllolllee ~· attained Pel ~ 9klll 79 52 "9dwood Ctly '° 11 8wl llMdl to Mec:Artllut' 11/Ytl 54-llO a--10 M t I 1Mne, S~ Valley 76-llO a.tinu u 55 Legu<lll llMdl llO ''°'-" ,.,, Diego 17 llO LOe At1Q411ee Airport 42·2$ Ian ''lllldlCO :: :~ -----------Sant• htbet• S1oc1uon :~ ~ Tides ...,,.,.. 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N<tw!>«I " &9 22nd llfeet. ~ ICM 85 hlboe Wedoe toe 74 ~ 8eKti ti ff Sen Clememe 13 47 Walet lemc> t1 et 66 Swell d~IOtl· W"I 110 10 8oul"-I 70 ... ~; ~ Extended 94 57 llG 51 .. 12 70 5e 109 70 72 81 13 eo 113 1' " eo lfZI IMAN 1.3 fair 1·2 PoOt 1·2 poor 1·2 poor 1·2 llOO< 1·2 POOf j. poot BEAM SAYS ROTH PROMPTED SUIT •.. -From Al said. "It's plenty blatant what's going on here." Pre-empting a morning press con., fercnce. Beam ~lied to announce he has the support of fa iled pnmary candidate Manuel Mendez. Roth met with reporters an hour earlier to ask what Beam was trying to hide. . Roth. mayor of Anaheim, said he was not responsible fo r rooper'<; filing the lawsuh and noted that he did not make 11 an 1c;c;ue 1n the primary campaign. But he added, "Jim's tactics in court to ~al his personal business records from pub- lic review makes us all wonder JU5t what Jam Beam 1s trying to hide.' Beam. whose records were ordered scaled through the Nov. 4 electi on. said he is only trying to prevent hi s opponent from cxploit1ni a s1tua11on he believes Roth himself created. "It's obvious what their tactic 1s. This Just gi ves them an unhm1ted fi<;hing Cltped1t1on of my personal business" Beam. mayor of Orange, finished first out of a field of four candidates 1n the June pnmary Roth ran a close second with former U.S. Rep, Jerry Patterso n tra1hng third and Me ndel last CHINESE ARTIST DRAWS ATTENTION ... F rom Al The stately woman in the 011 painting 1s the Ya counterpart of the Amencan beauty queen The Fire Festi val Queen l!ISClected not onl> for her natural beauty. but for her skill<, 1n creating and designing her tnnkCI\ and clothing. As an art admirer comphmcnl\ Xiao-Hua on his e xh1 h1t Raker watches him an order lo notice c,1gn'> of uneasiness. Perhaps bccau-.c of his l1m1ted command of tht' l:.ngh'ih language. Xiao-Hua appears serious and shy. He relies heavily on the help ofh1s wife who translates for him. But Baker hesitates to interrupt -there 1s an air of unspoken cooperation. "He is having a good 11me th1'i summer practicing has English," she said proudly The language may bl' a 'mall barner. but Xiao-Hua·., painting!> arc bndging the g;ip. Baker said Xiao-Hua ha' been well rcce1' cd by an lovers who ha ... c bcl'n wandering the fe~t1val ground'>. "People have lx•en ver) <.unous "she said fklJ U\C of the \lmphu ty uf thl· Y1 people. they look almo'it pnm111vc 1n 1ao·Hua·., port rait\ Man> people find 11 d 11Ticuh to hchevc that thl' people arc of a culture <>1111 floumhing. Haker '><ml On the con- trary. lhe population of the \Khuan Y1 I'> more than I :! m1ll mn I he people make a meager li ving rcll\1ng cattle 1n a temun 1n which only potatl)(.''> <.an grow Oftl'n confu\Cd w11h Mongo llanc;, American Indian~ or Mayan Indian'>. the ponram ot the Y 1 tnl>c<,men '>land out among the Southern (ah- forn1an an-deco-style an that domi - nates much of the f<~su val Bui the person with an eye for detail wi ll notice 'iOmething very regional about the pa1nt1ngs llndcrnt'ath the 'iUbJects' decorat1 vt' attire. some of the Y1 people art' weanng hlack C omersc tennis~hoes. Xiao-Hua paints 1hc ..Y i village~ for a number of reason<o, he <,aid with the help ofh1s w1fe'!l transla11on "He 1s personally mtercsted in the pn m 1- t1 ve cultures. He finds them ae\thct1c and personally cl ings 10 the \lmph'ill(' nature." she explained But man} Chinese people were not u' erl y enthusiastic about ht'> work at firs t. cihc said "People may view his picture'> a lcn:11n way because they can be seen a'I \howins people who arc backward or primitive He 1\ portra)'ing an underside of the Commun1'it govern- ment and the} would rather (the arll~h) !lhow workmen hu1ld1ng hndge<,," working toward the hcttcr- rncnt of the tountr) \he w1d But \1ntl' 1911<1 the C hinc\l' Jrt Y.Orld ha\ \hown more intere'>t tn the dail) llH''> of the pcopk ol the province\ of ( h1na The Y1 arc not c1h n1call) ( hincse, nor arc the) C h1ne<;e ut11cns. Onl) '11nec I 949 , when the ( ommun1c,t Ch1nc\c hcgan ruling the country. wl'rr all the province\ lumped under onl' guwrn- menl I O<lay. two of hi\ 011 pa1ntingc; arl' ownl'd and rcrmancntlv e'h1h11cd 1n the ( hina Nataonal Art (1allel) for contemporar) an And because the Y1 people are v1nuall> untouched by out!>1de in- Ouences -fore1gll visitors arc barred from traveling in the region -Xiao- Hua felt 1t hi'> duty to show tht'ir self- su ffi c1en t and independent II fest) le, he said X1ao·Hua had longed to come 10 the lJ nned States for years. he !>aid "An an1 c;t should under'>tand art hcyond h1\ own tountr). I was very l'>olated there," hl' '>aid · Since he beg;in c'h1b1ting at the Fe-,u val of Art'i he ha!t sold scvt'f'al pa1n11ng., -(Queen of the Fire Festi val 1<1 up for grabs for $30,()()()). But more importantly. <1a1d Baker. he ha'i had contact'> with ')Cveral gallery owncr'i 1n1cre'itcd in h1'i work I fl' al\O hclp'i supplement their income by painting portrait\ at hi\ lcst1val booth for ~300. With plan'i to '>13\ 1n the tJn1tcd \tatc:'> he \aid he "'II wntinuc to pai nt the Y1 people using the hun- d red' of photographs he has collected "'He doc'in'1 rcall) undemand the "merican culture )Ct. But he says he may paint ( hinc'ie .\men can\ 1n the fu ture." Baker tran\lated A con11nou' <,tream of v1\ltors \tood ga11ng and adm1nng his paint· 1ng\ 1n what wac; hi\ fir<.t show al the r (.'\ll';al of "n' .. r or thl' llnll' hl' kcl\ h(' ha .. a 'iUhJCC I malll'r that '" un14 11l' It will l'nabl<' hi m to makl· a c111o11n('\1 ve artl\t1< mark .. • Finished • Capture the beauty of summer-enjoy control of sunlight and heat with movable louve~s • Customize your window with shutters In an endless variety of colors and sizes For s personal free estimate call: (114) 5"·"41 or 5"· 1711 (213) 551~ or 713-2111 Long Be.ch (213) '31-1349 Visit our showroom and msnutsctory st: 11n Pl•centl• Ave. Co•I• Me•• r -.. Seniors sought for Junior Kiss Oricnta~ion ~or contest.ants in the Oranac ~oun1y Junior Mas' S()holarship proaram will be Ocld Saturday at 11 a.m. at Chapman College in range ~ehcarsals will be held Monday through Aua. 29 wnh the-pageant being sta&ed the.evenings of Aug. ~9 and 30 at the college. Call Deanne Jacobs at 60-,8384 dr Andrea Muldoon at. 997-0484 for funher information and applications. J ewi sh Center picnic •et The Jewish Community Center of South Orange County will hold its eighth annual summer p1cn1c and Camp Haverim reunion Sunday from noon to4 p.m. at the Will iam Mason Park, Sheher7. in Irvine. Tbe center will provide soft drinks, water- melon, charcoal and a special children's desscn 'rhe event is free to members. while non-member.s ~111 be . charged SI .50. Benefit bullet ln HB A fund-raising buOet for the Italian Culture Foundation, better known as the Orange County American Italian Renaiassance Foundation, will be held Sunday at Lucci's Deli/Bakery, 891 I Adams Ave., Huntington Beach. The event will run from 7 to JO p.m. and 1s for adults only. Call.968-4466 to insure reservations. Baby •lttlng course ottered The Orange County chapter of the American Red Cross will conduct a four-session course in baby sitting Monday through Thursday of next week at the chapter headquarters. 601 Golden Circle Drive, Santa An~.- The course will run from 8:30 to I I :30 a.m. and is open to youths 11 or order. There is a SI 0 charge for course materials. and registration information may be obtained by calling 835-5381. Pro•pectus workshop slated "How to Read a Prospectus,'' a three-hour work.shop o~cred by Irvine· Valley College Com- munity Se.rv1ces. will be held Monday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Room A302 of the college. The w9rkshop will be presented by Ronald Gable, president of Financial Analytical Services Inc. The fee 1s $20,and information may be obtained by calling the college at 559-3333. AAUW meeting planned The Huntington Beach branch of the American Association o f Uni ve rsity Women Wlll hold a get- t~gether for prospective meml:ter!i Monday at 18842 Laster Lane m Huntington Beach. The gathering is scheduled for 7:30 p.m Women who would hke to attend should call Carol Forney at 962-4787 or Jo Anne V1scrta-Gahni'! at 963-7093. • Art hlstory for Jclds The Irvine Fine Ans Center will offer a special art history class fo r ch1ldr~n agc<i 7 to 10 be_gmn1ng Tuesday. The class 1s designed to intro<luce yo ung people to an history and anistic technique. · Children also wilt learn how different styles can be used for their own self-ex pression. The fee is $30 for six sess1on1. wllh matenals included, and the center is located in Heritage Pa rk. 4601 Walnut Ave Call 552-1078 for more 1nforma11on. I An Invitation: Attention organization Pf'Hl<Mntt and MC· retarlee: We want to r.lp mue yovr upcoming ...-.nta, meeting•. aemlnar1 and fundral..,. .uc- ceaarut. Send brief announc:ementt Including time, place, co.t (If any) and • phone number fOf addttlonal Information to: Bulletln Board. Daily Piiot. P.O. Box 1seo. eo.ta M .... 92828. Reporta of your club Of organliat1on'1 actlvl11• -'*•community wv6oe projec11 Of etectlon of otncer• -lhould be dncted to the Community Newl EdltOf at the Mme eddr.., Non-returnab'e l).ledl and wntte phot0Qt8P'\I are welcome. Frlday, August 15 •No meetlntt• 1ebedaled today. Pou cE Loe Orange CoM1 DAIL. Y PILOT /Frtdey, Auguet 15, 1Nl ... A8 County-Irvine Co. fight costs grow By LISA MAHONEY °' ................ The cost of defendina Orange County-s pos11ion in ils propcny tax dispute.with 1iaot land owner the Irvine Co. could top $2 mllUon by the time assessment apptab board hearings end sht months from now. Aues.sor Brad Jacobs said in a letter to the board of supervisors Tuesday. Havina already spen1 SJ million 'on the $31.8 million disagreement. Jacobs wants the board to pay outside expens up to $800,000 more in an effort to successfully resolve the dispute. Beached cruiser finally off strand By PAUL ARCHIPLE Y Of .... Deilly-..... ..... A salvage crew pulled a beached pleasure boat off a south county beach Thursday, fi ve days af\cr 11 ran aground when the pilot reponedly fell asleep at the helm. A bulldozer dug the 44-foot cabin cruiser out of1he sand and the boat was pulled to a nC:Brby . acc~ss ramp Thursday afternoon. said Enc Dietz of Lifeguard International, which patrols the beach. A crane lifted the boat onto a flatbed truck late Th~rsday for the shon trip from Dana Strand Beach where it was grounded. to Dana Point Harbor. said a spokesman for the salvage crew. Gene Jerry, co-owner of Anchor Mari ne 1n Dana Point, said the pleasure boat Fathom would be trucked to the harbor sometime before this morning to conform to state vehicle code rules on wide loads. Jerry said the S200.000 boat probably sustained a minimum of SS0,000 to $60.000 in damage . .. It has two SI 0,000 engines that filled with sand and water and will have to be rebu ilt. not 10 mention all fhe other water damage," Jerry said. Early estimates of damages of SI 0.000 may have been correct. he said. but the longer the boat sat on the edge of the ocean. the. more beating it took . "Ttiey let it sit in the surf and that pounds the heck out of 1t," he said. He said water damage to the mtcnor. the wiring and the hull was extensive. "II was a fi ve-to six-hour JOb 1f we could've grabbed it when it happened." Jerry said. "But wc had to dig down into the sand and hring ll out. "They blew 11. It's a crying sham~ realty. It's a beautiful boat. Supervisors, who .,-udaina!Y authorized a S43S,OOO contract increase with the law firm Pillsbury, Madison & utro in March delayed COMideratlon of Jacobs' requc i for two weeks pend in.a a cost accounting of how the money will be pen&. The board also wants an update on the status of the appeals board hearings. said Sth District.Supervisor Thoma• Riley. Relations between Jacobs and the board have been fTosty since the assessor unilat· erallr entered into a contract with the outside law firm then informed board members they were obligated to honor 11 Riley said. ' ' .. ~ · ..... Trad1ttonally. the county's own 11- t0mcy1 would have provided lqal cx- PC'rtiK to the assessor's office, he said. Oranat County rca sened the Irvine · Co.'1 ma sivc l.andholdinp after Ch:ur-mAn DonaJd Bren purchased majori1y interest in the firm in ApriJ 1983. The new asscument valued the com- pan1y's holdinp at $3.1 bil!ion -nearly $2 biUaon More than the p~\llloosassessment. Its tax burden increased accordinaJy from about SI 7.8 to $5 I million. Company officials protested br arguing that, i( the Bren purchase had tnggtrcd a reassessment, it should have been based on the purchase price of the company. However, Jacobs• 1taff 1ook other flC'k>n into con1iderati011. It will be up to the Irvine Co. to prove ill con,entlon dunna appeals hcanngs which get under way neKt month. Webster Ou1Uory, head ofmanqement services for the b~sor'l offioc1 said the $43S,000 approved by supcrvuon last March went for retcarch and the salaticsof attorneys who spent hours in hearin.p with the Appeals board and th(' Irvine Co. "It s ume, so It costs money," he 111d. Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro attorneys are paid an average of S 140 an bout for their services. Guillory mud. A crane •train• to pull the 44 -foot cabin cruher Fathom out of the •urf Thursday afternoon. A . °"",...-.._,lo.-.. .,_ larger crane wu eventually brou.ght ln to do the job. "But h1nds1ght 1s always outstanding." he !>aid. The boat ran aground early Sunday morning when co-owner and pilot Ross Rutledge repone<lly fell asleep while taking the boat from Newpor1 Beach to Dana Point. Neither Rutledge nor pa'isenger Rarry Anderson were inJured. said. Orange ( ounty Sheriffs Lt. Ru!!tio El'iner The ShcnfT's Harbor Patrol tried 10 pull the boat back into the surfSunday. thc:'n the Costa Mesa-based firm Ve<isel A~s1!>t took O\Cr ..\flcr thr<:e days of attempts to tow the Fathom hack out to sea. insurance rep- rc!.enta11ves and owners decided to rc- tneve the boat b> land .• Lunch price increased in Newport-Mesa Cllaracter boats go on parade in Newport Harbor on Sunday By ROBE RT HYNDMAN Ollhe.,..,,... .... Students at Newpon-Mesa 'elcmc~tary ..chools will pay a dime more (or lunches this year, following action this week by the school board. Prices will increase from 90 cents to one dollar, effective Sept. I. and wall maJce 1ne- N('wpon-Mcsa Unifi('d School Distnct's lu nch prices the same or lower than those of ne1ghbonng districts. according to Eve < rcmc.-r. the d1stnct's food services d1rcc-tor. By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of , ... Olllly l'tlol l teft One of Newport Beach'~ wackiest events. the Character Boat Parade. will be l>tagcd Sunday on Newport Harbor with boaters decorating their vessels and them· selves to reflect a "School Days" theme. More than 50 boats arc expected 10 participate in the 26th annual event. which begins at 2 p.m. The parade. which run'i about two hours. begins near the dock of the . Balboa Bay Club and follow'i a counterclockwise route around Newport Harbor. The Commodores Club of the Ncwpon Harbor Arca Chamher of ( ommerce. which sponsors the event. will award prizes 1n three categones. Decorated boats will vie for the Mayo r's Trophy as well as lho'le hononng decor· at1ons. <iound. animation. ~ostume., and "The Theme Extreme." A second category l., fo r character hoab competing in seven 'lpecific de~1gn categories -Monterey Cleak1n' T1mber'i Trophy). steam boat (Wheel. 'iteam and Bell). oldest boat (01r1y Old Manifold!. one-of-a-kind (Grand >\nc1ent Manner). classic yacht (Btlgy Bmnack Trophy). bay launch (Thwarted 1 hwartl and work hoat (Drippy Stuffing Bm.) Commercial entnC'i will compctl' tor best Iheme decorated. hc-;t co'ltume'i. 1->c\t -;ound. best an1mat1on (11\l' and mechan- ical) and a <;wccpstake' nward A rule change hmm cal h pan,upat1ng ve.,scl to one award Reg1stra11on will tx-auxptcd up to thl' morni ng of the parade at the Ralhoa Ha \ Cluh For 1nformat10n. call thr rhamht.·r ot . commerce at 644-8211 A pre-launch cocktail pany will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. toda) at the Callfom1a 50() Bar and Gnll at 33 D Pacifi c ( oa'lt Highway. rhe Character Boat Parade hcgan when o" ner" of unusual boats dec1dt·d to \ho" off their uniqueness by cru1s1ng the harhor together. It wasn't long before other hoa1c" wanted to JOin 1n the fun wtth those who cruised the harbor aooard Montcrcr . vintage yacht'i. \ttam hoatc; and one-ot-a- k1nd vessel'S A<.'cauc;e the newcomer\ l.11 ked the requl\1te ix·tullarit1e., of th1· t:haracttr hoat'I, the owner\ drcoratt·d their \C\\t.'I' and thcm'>Clve<; to mal.c up Im 11 i\nd a trad1t1nn wa\ horn Selec:tcd food Items also will increase in pnce. Lunch price\ wilt not chan~e. however for student~ tn the d1stnct''i 1ntermed1ate and high \Choolc;. In other actio n th•~ week. the school board· • ,\cct·ptcd the rc!>1gnat1on of Cremer. the food serviles director who 1s retinng after 27 years with the Nt•wpon-Mcsa School District. • Rricfly discussed the 1986-87 budget. wh1C'h t'i \Chcdulcd for a Sept. 3 adoption. • E111endcd a lca<ie for two more years - hcg1nn1ng <.)cp1emhcr 198M and ending .\ugust IQ~) -for th~ Westcl1ff Child- hood Center. which opcratcs at the '-' oo<lland l:kmentary ~hool fac1ht1cs 10 t nc,t:i Mt.,,1 u • Parents file $1 OM claim after son dies in Seal Beach By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .... .,. .......... The family of a Hunltngton Beach teen-ager who wa'I shot to d~th by a Seal Beach pohct officer following a high-speed cha~ 1s ~eking SI O m1ll1on m damage"> from the city of Sea l Reach . The family of Kobcn Lane Reich. 18. filed a wrongful death claim on Thursday. accordtn& to thC' Seal Reach \1ty Clerk·~ office. ( lu1m11 mu!>I be filed w1th1n 100 day~ of an alleged 1nJury In mo5t ta\t·~. cl1i1m., urc re1ected hy the city. pov1ns the way for 3 lnwsu11 1n the ma11er L.os Angelr" attorney Larry fddman prtpared the cl:um for lrrine A Doberman 111 the lrunt door woulrln'I lrl 11 tt'\1drnt out nf hrr home' on fl<lt'fl)cn r11rly th1~ mom•nlJ;. • • Ju vrn1lt\ wtrr ~n 'trahna ''op •11tn,111 . (4(rkclry and< umrll 1hur~la~1roun1t IO Pm • • • A man wa~ a-uultrd 1n thr park1n1 lot ofuhoppinaecnttrat t44llKC ul vtr f>nvC' fhunday 111 •bout to fl m • • • hsh1na polc• valued h<'tween S2UO and \4fJ(I wtrr ~lolc.'n fram 1 Vollt,wasrn hu\ .11 tht lrv•M Mr11dn""' l\mphtthtatrr "rJnr\day nt1tht Jcrom(' and Carole Reich. thc dead tee n-agers parents. He said a lawsui t charging excessi ve force by Seal Beach police is nearly ·certain. 10 follow 1he claim. "I think the family hclievcs there ore scnous questions as to the Judgment exercised by the police 6fTicer,'' Feldman said. On Aug. 3. two officers in a Seal Beach patrol car began chasing. Roh-- en Reich after he was spotted driving recklessly A Los Alamitos patrol car Joined in the h1Jh·spced chase. which wove through five communities until 1t concluded 1n a rcs1dent1al neigh- borhood m Cemtos. Accord1na 10 an 1n1t1al mvcs11ga- tion. Seal Beach Officer Michael Vaque1 was1approach1ng Reich's car • • • ihl'('c m1htary duffir bait' full of MllO 'hrll• wrrT tumrd 1n from a rt'ldrncr on Manpou • • • Lacuna Beac b l\n unknown v11ndal pourt:d two ~ 11th ol paint on tht dnvtW1ly of a Brnwno()ft Roat! t't\ldt'ntt tht v1chm told pohlC T hu"'1ay • • • ..\ m:in·, hrnetlrt valued 111 SI 000 wll\ rcpor1rd \lnltn rhut'otlll y nn ( 1lrnnrvrr \ti'\'('\ • • • <\ puN' .ind a w11tch 1t11r1hrr "-Onh .in C'\hmllttd S4 I~ v.rrf' \t<1lrn l huN.la1 on on foot when he believed ttie yo uth was prcpanng to run him down Vasque-z fired four shots through the windshield of Reich's car. The teen- ager was pronounced dead at the sce ne. lnvcs11g.a11ons hy seal Beat•h police and Los Angele~ County Sheriff's deputies are still in prngrc~' The attorney said the da1m focuses on the officers' condut·t after Reich'!> car was <;to pped. "I understand there wa'i no verbal warning before thr ~hot\ were fired ." t'eld,man ~1d I le ~1d Robcn Rrn·h h:1cl recently moved wath his famil y fr11m W1\Con- sm 10 Hun11na1on Reach and wa'I prtpanng 10 attend Oolden West College th1~ fall. Forr~t /\ vrn11C', the: vu llm "Uud • • • l hr ownrr of 1 brown J)D1,un 100\ \ rrpor1<'d lhc C11r m1\,10f or ~lnlrn r11rh Thundny Imm whcrt 11 WM\ p.itltcd alnnJ the 1201l 1'1104. I. ol Soulh ( 1)a'1 I hghw11V • • • Pnhrc UTC'\lcd \tcvrn M111hcw r itch H. nn ,u,p1nnn of clnv1na uMer the mtlu('n(C nf Ale Ohol r 1trh Wll\ ~lllpf'C'tl 111 IC n p m Wt'<lnc..clnv nn Ott·•n "V('llU(' Fountain Va lley \ woman frnm Ir\ 1nr 1111'1 pol11 t I hur"<lll\ lhnt her hu,..umh 1 •11(' lh111 k \hl.1r~ ""'" \tnkn 110c·1 ''w 1tn 11 1n I ountn1n Vnlll'\ for ftlMlf\ r ht• I 111 'alurd Jt S'> \011 "'l" \l11kn Imm thl' 1 C'lat o ~tal1nn at 11 ~~fl r dlnlte'r 1\ vr An r'ccu11vr ;, • .. • (,janta Ana pu1nt l'Ontruct1ng hrffi fl'll4•m•J rhurKl:ly lhat \nmconc had \tolcn part' Imm u Selma M11nlifl or "l11c-r·f)-p1rkrr" h1:1ng u~d to · pn1n1 1hr Mu\ l\.1y h111ld111g 1n I irn n1a1n Valin at 107(1(1 'it')("ml'r I hl· flilM\ wcrr voturd at ~~7~ • • • A burJlnr ~ma,hr<I a \hd1ng ,.dr window to t•ntrr 11 home WC"dnr\dey on thr 11000 hloc.k of Blur Alh11m l\vrnur fhc: lo~,. C\llnlllt<"d ot SI , \00, induded n video l't'cordrr \tcrco ct1111pmen1. 11 trlt.'- v1s1on S<'t, Ca\h 11n<I )CWt'lr\ . . . Coeta Meaa A I 7-yrllr nld { 11\HI Ml'\O I h11h ~ hool \IUdCnl rt'f)\11 led lhal dll.' WI\ tltflhhc.•d on tht brtO\I and hutt•ICk\ hy J mole H 1~p:in1t who \l.11d "hn mamarna " The &'<\8ult took pl&l'l' ahout 7 ~o a m WcdnC''iday wh1lr 1hr girl wa\ walking In ~ummrr 'IC'ht"K1I m thr \ 1nn1ty of h111"' 1rw Rm1d • • • A. 'l~~ear-0111 N1·"' tll11 t lk.1l h .-11m.rt1 tolJ. pol rec ,hr h11d tn di\ r ulfl nf .1 nwtrl mom window C'nr)y Thu~n} mnrn1n1t 10 ,t.'lvr nff lhr \C''lml 11d van<·e, ot two mrn Tht woman had rrpont'dl) gonr '° lhc· motel at 2026 llarhor Blvd al 4 I~ am w11h th<' mrn tCl dnnk 'lomc ht'l'r Tiu.·\ lnlcr lnrcl 10 111talk her And hrnk1• ,, hel'r holllr.nn hrr llnkll' While' 8 \4·vr11; .• ;1d· ( 11\ta Mr'lt m:111 w11' 1n th<' hospital. S 1 .1~O1n proixn\ -1nrludsng n o•yarn·lank -wa~ 1tolrn ltum h" rcl<Hn nt thl' 1\11 ~lnr Mntt'I I 441 (11\lcr .\vc Ah<lul $1 ,()()0 1n stem~ wt·rr lattr rrcovcrtd from the burttla~ ht'twt.~n I 0 a m Mnndn~ and IO •l m rhur-.<ln\ Hunttntton Bea~b '\ hou~ on lhr 16100 hlod of lll.1 \ '' Lane WO\ hmkrn min rMI) r rsda" mom n11 11nJ o SI ~<JO \tcrto. four 11flc~ \ alut'<. 111 S \~\ anJ a t~ 0011 ct11n 1111lr, 1111n wnl' \tolrn . .. I h1• mnnn hcl\ in .1 WTI,hcr and d"'C'r at ,1n .1p011111wn1 i:omplr\ thr 1 ll~OO block ot ,,,hot I .rr'll' "'"' hroktn irnd 11h<lul $HO m i 11111\ "·I\ 'lnil'n ••.. !. \ hnn11 "" thr 11\100 hll'X k ot fau'\1 < ir1 h' "-ii\ t>rnkrn 1n1n 11nd more' 1h11n \\fl 1 ~ICl wnrlh nl bclnngina' wcrr ~1olt'n mdu1hn1t ..t ~ 1 !WU lt'll"H\lon, SI fl,000 m ll'"'1·li \ ,1 \Ill() l JOH'f3, J \ \()(10 ~ 1drn • 1 a''-<'11<' ,,.1 ur .ind S I0.1100 1n rug.\ • • • Mme than S~ll(J 10 tool., were "tolt'n h om .i I llKti whit<' T o>-ota park rd un thr h~ICI hind< 111 NvMn1,1 Onvr • • • ~ h1 d11 \ t'r'' lkHll on .1 whrll' I ll!ih V11Jk,wu11cn Jc11a 1>3rkrd on tht• \tKl hlo1 l. nl Pnufu < 0:"1 lli1th"'ll~ ""'" pnrd 11prn and a \\Oct \!l'rrn """' \tokn '\ p11mc1 ar•n J;d ~a~ 1111,., \ 11ll.,w11arn !lug. \ 11hwd <11 ~I 1100 ""'" \tnlrn from 1 hr ~)()hind. nt ( •rm1111 '\trN'I Help asked to find pickup drive r ByTONV SAAVEORA °' .... .,.., .......... Poltu .lll' :l\ksng thr pohlH ·, «1\\l.,lt1n~' 1r1 find till( the dnver. of d llll k II p lfUt k I hat hoJtcd from I hC' ,,enc of a c m1a ~k\ll tra!Tic acr1dl'nt tluc, "-~'\'k lc1n 1n' twn f'COPIC' 1n1urrll onr cntll.illy M1chud F uwll.'t 17 of< o~u:t MC'\8 ll'm.uncd in the trauma ward at J 1111nta1n v.1lln Rc:a1onal lfo~pl\ol 1 mla) a;. '"' C\tt{lal<>r\ made.-n t1p111·at to 110,onr hav1na information on lht hit and rnn au 1drnt Monda\ nn \k"i \ l'Hk Dn'<' fa\t f 11\\ll'f "tnnd111nn allrt '\ufTrnnR "'·'"" 1· hl';\d 1n111nr' ha-. h<'\'n upgradrd Imm cn11rnl tn "'rinu' He:' w.ti. a pai;~ngrr in J Volk\wagrn llaJa Bua dr1v r n hv Jr,..._. lan;,c-n ~I whn \ufTrrcd a fnH1un·d Id\ ankk in thr '! p m at·n <1cn1 Jan~n. of C Mia M~ lo.-.1 1 ontrf1I of tht• Volk\wagC'O wh 1k tl'\1ng to avnid d white: compact pit kup trar l>. 1h111 ~udtknl) pulkd 1111t of " 111" C' Wtl) near J.77\ Mr~ \<t'rde last \aid olfacr Rob R1111m6Uifllnrr rhc Voll\"-il&en rolled l'-'1\t <'l<'Cl 1na r nwl(.'t pol11.C' rcportcd Mc.lnwh1h the 11m k unt1111\ he-II 1n thr '"~ 1drn1 \flC'd .1"a' "Wt"rc hnp1ntt '11mc.-unr ma\ h.1,r \\'\'n thr .ll 1 ttknt ·• H:.ium11.o1n.Jn1·1 '81d ·Tm prt'tt\ \urr tht' driver '' going to tdl 'omrhod\ and wr'rt' ho~1na that p('Nln will tell u .... The truck I\ de\C'nh<'d a'I having trt1litv tx-d' o n cat h "''"' and 11n open he1J 1\n thr Nick Pohtr ~crt" ahlr 10 nht.11n pa111ul ht't'n\C pl tc of ''2PJ4- .ilthuujLh Haumprdner '31d ht duln't think thr numbfr wa' t'lght I le added that lnH,..tipton QUC1- 111inl"\I l't'..,11jrnt\ 1n \hr area hut no one ~cmed to f'('('oan11c th<' vch1clr Thr dn,cr 1~ ~nted on \U\ptcwn 111 fl•hin' hit nnd run \n,onc ~1th 1nfmni&t1on "l'\kf'd 111 l ;ill Rauma.irdn('r ot dett'Cll'llf 1111\<1 V. .llilrM .1t 7H .412M I a; A• * Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Friday, August 16, 1988 I NATION I__ ------- President to order new space shuttle W \SH INC.TON (AP) -The While Hou~ will a·nnouncc today that President Reagan is ordenng a replacement for the space shuttle Challenger 1hat is expected to be used mostly by.the m1lttary when 11 is read) in 199:!. instead 10 allow some such satrlhte' on a selective bast . vuuwn \\ l"<''- and Space Technolog\ \.'\\' 1n '" Aug. 18 ediuon Defense budget bill mired in debate over public will Reagan. who has been agpni11ng over the dec1s1on for months, had hinted he would make the an- nouncement in ht~ radio address on aturday But after news accounts revealed the plans. ~poke man Larry peake <>chcduled a d1scuss1on of ··~pace and rt•lated ts!.ues" this afternoon '\ ~n1or adm1n1strat1on official. asking not to bt· 1den11fied, con- lirmcd that Reagan has directed that J stan be made on the $:! btlhon '>pacc\htp Reagan reJt't ted the suggestions of ~umt· ad\ 1\cr' to ban commercial ...atcllncs a\ shuull· cargo. dec1dmg A h.1ghly plact'<l N •\ ,., ,,ni, ''*' who did not Wl\nt It' he-ukn11tlt'\t said those cargoe<t t'nuld mdu\k satellites that would ,,., \ t' 1,1n·1~n policy interest!> .. There ma\ Ix· natwn' th.II "<' wouldwanttorum fa\111 "11h "h<' said. The ollir1al )J 1d 'P.h c .1grnl' e'<eCUll\'eS haH' Jnlll iJ'Jlt'd thJI lht• shuttle "'" bt· huilt tm J rt'(h1~,-.1 ume schedule and "111 be ba'-Cd JI Vandenberg 1n C alilllm1J "The .\tr Forl't' ncc-d" a high performance \Chide "h1ch ran tx built 1hrough "c1ghl-\3\ mg design and tcchnolog) thal "a' nut tl' a1l- able 1n the ong1nal \hu11le cunc;truc- llon:· the 011ic1al \aiJ Rear Adm. Grace Hooper •Amazing Grace' retires from Navy BOSTO.. ( .\P) -On a deck of -----Old Ironside~. Rear Adm. Grace Hopper ga'e her final salu1e as the nation's oldest active military of-- ficer. end mg a 43-}ear career dunng E B which she helped de,elop a "1del> .-< l!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ll T h e 7 9 -) ea r -o I d w o m a n Y used computer language. ~\. _ · nicknamed "Amaztng Grace" $11'<: • some advice to the next gmerat1on MEN 'S & WOMEN'S "Theonl ypra1se l'veever d1shked 1s. 'Why. we've always done 11 that SPORTSWEAR way,"' said Hopper. co-inventor of the computer language COBOL .. I always tell young people, ·co ahead ANN UAL AUGUST and do 11 (another wa)). You can always apolog.ize later.' " W.\ HINOlON (AP) -The House drove today toward comple- tion of a Pentagon budgel bill that would sha~ly £im1t major Reagan ndm1n1strat1on defense programs. amid a dispute about who beSJ represents the public will. .\Iler a week of controversial actions. the Dcmocrattc-.controlled chamber was ex p<..-cted to give final passage today to the bill and then ht>ad home for a 1hree-week labor Da) recess. House Speaker Thoma<> P .. O'Ne1ll Jr .. D-Mass . said Thursday that tht> House, which on several votes general!)' spilt along pan)' hnes. was "expressing the" 111 of the Amencan people" O'Neill cnt1C'11C'd President Re- agan becau~ he said Reagan "has no defense polic) except taking e'ef)thing e'el)bod) at the Pen- tagon wants and bu> 1ng 11 .. MaJ ont> Leader Jim Wright. 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EVERYONE BENEFITS • ----------------· -------- that Reagan may veto the bill because it contains live mlljor re· strict1ons on defense proerams. The measure bans testmg of antJ· sat6lltte weapons. outlaws pro- duction of chemical weapons. rt·· quires contmued compliance w11h the SALT II nuclea r arms treaty . freezes "Star War<;" spending, and halts all U.S nuelear arms tests for a yea r. None of those lim11s 1s tn the defense bill passed last "'eek b) the Republtcan-controlled Senate Those. and dozens of other dif- ferences. will have to be reconciled "'"•I ............. ... i Hnu<;e-Scnate conference committee. Conference committees ui.ually accept either the-House or Semite pos1 t1on on prov1Stons in a bill, mean mg ~ume ·of the House bans w1ll l1kely rematn tn the final version of the bill The two key provisions House liberals will fight hardest to retain in the final version of the bill passed b> the conference commmee are the ban!!. on ant1-satell11e testing and breaking the SALT II treat) l1m1ts congressional sources, speaking on cond111on ofanon}mtt)', said Thur't- da) Negotiations toward major tax-overhaul reach a stalemate W l\SHINGTON (AP) -Con- gresstenal effons to write 1\ 'weep mg tax-overhaul comprum1~e arc threatened by a new cmmatc that the leg1sla11on would add S 17 h1ll1on to the government's nood or red Ill~. Sen. Bob Packwood \atd tocla\ ·Tm JUSI not ~urc where Y.t• go from here." Par~"'ood. tht• chief Senate negotiator. told n·poner'> toda> Hts remarkc; came afta he and Rep. Dan Roc;1enko"'c.k1. D-111 the top House nego11ator reached .1 stalemate Thursda) night "He and I almo'il cned las1 night · Packwood said. He refused to dct lare the land- mark leg1slat1on dead hut \atd that unless a baste agreement on the package 1s reached before ( ongrec;c. adJOUrn'I for a threc-"'eci.. rlTe"'· 11 could be 1n trouble "It 1s rnt1ral 1>.e gel th!\ out" before the recess "<.o that '>pcual interests won't ha'e threl' "'cci..., to h11 us over the head'' with propo .. al\ to change the package. he 1>a1d ... II an) pan of 11 get<. up~t·t . 1hc wholl- package i\ out " r he prohll-m hulled do"'n to 1h1s: -The Joint ( umrmttee-on "faxa- llon. "'harh pr<)\ 1dt•s non-parnsan tcchnu.:al adqce on taxc'i 10 the Hou~c and &nale. produced a ne" l'St 1matc late Thursda) that the bill "ould \\Or<,t•n tfle deficit b) S 17 h1ll1nn mer fi,e )ears. President Reagan and con~ess1onal leader. ha'c .igrced the bill should bnng tn the ..amc rnl"nuc a!> present law. -PJ1..l."'ood c;a1d n~go11ators "ould ha'l' nu 1rouble making up S7 hilhon of 1he shonagt' on 1he ind1' 1dual ta\ 'i1ck Bui senators "-l'r1..• ah\olutd\ adamant against r~mtng corporall· lll~t''> an additional ~I ll h1l11on to hnng the bill into halamc fhc~ 'i1mpl~ refuse tu hche\ t' the rcH·nul· t''>ttmatcs the\ art· getting Pal l."'<xxl '>aid · -Rmtl·nl.<W·'i~t refused to asi.. I lou<ot.• cnnft'H'l'' tn agree to a lnmprnrn1'>e 1>.1lh tht• S 10 h11l1on '>honagl· C\ rn though Reagan agreed Pall."'m>d o;aid. not 10 rnt1- l'lll' C ongre'' tor that The shonagc "nuld he m<1de up 1n September. afltr C ongrl'" return' Gramm-Rudman foes want vote on debt bill Vo.\ HINCJTO 1.\P) -Oppo- nents of the C1ramm-Rudman la" said toda} 1he) "'ere hoping thl' Senate "ould hold nfT thl· light unttl September rather than mk dl'la~ 111 an urgent!~ m·edl·d deh1 hill and 111 toda} ·sst.an ot a prccmu\ 1hrCl'·"'l't'I. reres-; "Vo e hope "-C don t ge1 lu lhJt ·· Hou<oe Speaker l homa' P < l'"'-l·1ll Jr . D-Mas'i . said a'> thl' lkn10u.11' nen oush waited for \enJte al1111n on a $7{J b11l1on hom1\\1ng ht111\t for the Trca~ur). 1>.h11 .. h ha~ c\- haustcd 11s <.:red11 limit 111 $~ 11111 1nllion and nerd' more \oon tn avoid a default The Hou<>c pav,cd the drht htll Thursda~ and the ~cnate could pa" 11 unthangl·<l 1>.h1lh \\Ould kl (on- grt''' .1<l1ourn Or 11 could ~nd thl· hill hal I. 10 the Hou<;e with an Jmt·ndmt•n1 to restore automatic acro<>c;-thc-hoard <;pending cuts tn thl· huJgt·t-halannng law. Re""ng thl' lUl'i gained "ienaa· cnd11r\l·mrnt 11>.u "'l'l'k\ ago on a lont1·tl•rn1 drhl hill. hut House.· llhJt'l l1on' 111 thJt and mort· than two du1t•n titht·r Jmcndnwnts has de- IJ\l'd llnal umgrc<is1onal adion \l•na1e \p1H1,or' planned 10 offer the \dml· amendm..-nt toda)' to the 1nll'rtm dt'ht tntrl'a,c. "htlh can't \\<tit. and '>C'nd 11 hark w the House ">enatl' "1JJOnt) Leader Bob Dole. R Kan ha' Jed1ned to prt•d1ct the oulcoml' Senate nears final passage of South African sanctions By the Associated Press W .\~HI ~CJ TO"J -r ht· \enJtt: 1<. neanng at1fl't·men1 on '>Jill lion' agatn't South .\fnra apprm 1ng ii han on tnl1k import' t1nll "1thdra1>.tng a threat to beat down the pnct• of <;outh .\frtlan gold h\ ..clltng oil l \ gold rc-;er-.es In a long da} and night ol '>JX'l'thc' t1nd -.ote<> the \cnatl' on 1 hur,d.1" dl'feat1..•d mo,es to s1gn1ficantl> c;trt•ngthl•n the patl.agl· nl -..1mt1on' <.uhm11tcd hv tht• Foreign Relation\ ( 11mn1111n· \nd 11 \ott·d 111 dt'lt·ll' tl.\o of lhl' ongtnal prov1s1on<t. For the mo'il part the ~cnat<.' hl'eded \en K ll hard Lugar. R-1 nd the comm1t1ee tha1rman "'ho ,aid thul 'trongcr mea,un•\ "ould erode suppon for.-.anctH>n\ 1n thl· Rq1uhhtan-contrullnl l ham her and prn l'OI them from bctng adopted "'11 h .in m erwhclm1ng. h1p.1r11'>Jn '111e Flreflghters galn on northwest blazes Firefighters reported progr<.'\' 1n the battle aµin't lightn1ng-<;,pa"'nccJ bla.iec; that have charn·d 145.CX>O arrt•, in fiq: "'nrth1>.\•c;1ern state\, hut fort•\t fires sull burned out of control 1n Oregon "It'' realh looking good," \aid Bert Han. a lJ. Bureau of L.tnd Mt1nal/.eml·n1 'PO~t·,man '" l 1ah "hcrt· firefighters gained ground agatn\I flame\ tha1 had hlatl.rncd about 25 ()CMI acres of trees and bruo;h Rain Jnd cooler "'l':tthl·r helped hnng MonlanJ·, largest fire undercon1rol la1e Thur\dav "h1lc '\lt',,1da"• higge"l gras' fire '>'J\ out In Idaho. where \tore' 111 lorcc,1 fire<. hurnn1 lrr"'' ""l'attng w \3\1.' i ~II mtlhon worth ol um her hruujht J Ill ~Olkll rt hla1e near Goo<lrtlh undn rontrol Thursda~ and drc" a Im• line-near "O hnu\l:\ nonh ol 801\C Box of human heads discovered PHILADELPHI -A 'ih1pp1ng compan> \ emplO)ces opened a lea!.\ bo>. thinking 1t counta1ned aL·ro'lol rans hut di~uven:<l 12 human head!\ tn pla'illC hags. authonllc<; ~id Thur'iday The head<t. dtsto' ered in Lou1s\llle K> • were '>hipped to Denver by arl CYe. car and throat 'pel1ali~1 here v.ho ma\ ha"c been sending body pan'i 10 medit·al 'il hools tor I) )Cars. D1..,tml .\11omn Ron< asttlle ~•d fhur\day The head\ ma) ha"e uimr lrnm t·ada..,,.er~ u~d 1n medical ..chool anatomy cla~\CS and \hipped 1n \ wla11011 ut 'tatt '""'· ,,,1d C ·a'ittlle. They were not thought 111 conw from hom1udt' 'll llnl\ EPA warns agalnst radon gas In homes WASHIN(,TON -If you hVl' Ill a \lngle-1.imtl) hOJrlC. tht• Environmental Protct11on 1-\gcnn .. uggc\I\ 'ou n1<1\ "'ant to find ?rut 11 ,,·, among the one out of eight that may have rt\k) rnnn:ntratmn' ot rad10Jl't1\1' radon gas The agency .-..11d I hur'i<fa ) 11 hcltcH"\ that 12 percent of the nation ' 75 million s1ngle-fam1ly homc'i 1..onta1n enough radon to po\C a n<,I.. of lun~ cancer to octupantc; ahout the \amc .t<, \mokmg hall J pack of c1garet1<.'' J da\ Kcdunng radon 10 JU~l that ~ont <'nlrntton -4 pK1Kurte\ per htcr of air v.h1t h 1s l:.P.\ ·.,new gu1drhnr -wuld \,.\\ r 2 {)()()to X.000 It' C<t \')('ryear \iltd Kie h,ird C1u1mond. head of tht' .lgenn· ·, radon proaram "l '>tng .. omc t;url\ '>1mplc things hke ~ahng homr\ and 1.cn11np hom~·, lan hdp" ht· \.11d I Gas helps prices drop 0.4% In July W .\~HI \l(iTO -Wholc<t.'\I<' rmcr' dropped IJ 4 ~fll'l'lt la\I month 3\ trco;h decline'>'" ga.,oltne pr1cl''i morr than oll..ct .. 1tehtl\ h1ghc t rood' o\t\ r or the fir\t \C-.cn month\ o I Q8ti "'hulr\alr pmc\ kll al 1n Jnnual rate ol ti ~ percent Pnce~ had held \teOd"t "'June ,rnc1 -an la1.t havr t,tl "for fiv<' month' 1h1~ )'Car (1a\OltnC" pncc\, after mt nil~ Y rwncnt 1n June. pl11nt1'"' IQ' pcr\rnl lut month That wa\ tht> large\I tkd1nc \tnlC' ""' 1.2 O perctnt drop 1n "1oir< h Food pmc' ro\C I q percent l:i-.1 mon1h The h1gr't 1n1..flJ'>t'' "'C'rt' ·' Ill' r<rn~nt me for J)Oultry, 6 4 pcr\.ent fot bed ;ind ~ I pc.·runt Im pt1rk • "" ILY PILOT/P-rldey, ~ 15. 1811 *Al Par"entsfree to await trial-on drugs Prostitution rlnileaden kept dOMlera on 12,000 By die A1toclate4 Pff11 A Tusun couple charged wilh drua posses 1on after beina aocused by their 13-}'tar-<>ld da~t .have been ordered freed to await tnal because authorities don't believe they'll run away. Bobby Dale Young, 49, a bar- tender, was ordered released on his own rcc:oanizance after a brief hearing Thursday. His wife, Judith Ann Young. 37d a clerk in U.S. Bankruptcy Coun, ha been released on her own rccoanizance W~esday. Their daughter, Deanna, remained 1n Orangcwood Children's Home, a county shelter for abused and aban- doned children, officers said. A Juvenile Coun hearing was scheduled to determine if she shouJd be held in Abortlon provi•lon defeated ln Aaembly SACRAMENTO (AP) -A last- dttch attempt to require unmarried California minors to obtain parental consent before getting abon1ons has faiJcd in an Assembly parliamentary wrangle. Backers of the parental consent provision, one of lhc most hotly contested issues of the 1985-86 legts- lative session. attempted Thursday to amend lhe-crux.ofSBll>y Scn. loscph Montoya, {).Whittier. mto another bill Assembly President Pro Tern Frank V1cencia, 0-Bellflower. who was presiding. 1Ulcd 1ha1 the abonion-rclated amendments were inadmissible. protective custody .. The couple was arrested after Deanna walked into lhe police station early Wednesday with a plastic trash baJ.full of-pills. pot and cocaine she said belonged to ~er parents. NeiJllbors on the quiet cul-de-sac in this residential community JS miles southeast of Los Angeles said they saw no hint of anything amiss at Young's home. "There's never been any acitivity over there that rve ever seen, no wild l>arties or anything Hke that" said next-door neighbor Jay Lear. Kathy Peterson, who cleans house for another family on the street, said Young had done brickwork and installed a spa for her employer. "He was always a very friendly, arepnouJ person," Peterson said. ''My heanjust aoes out to this Jit't. J wish I could brina her home with me." Youna made a brief appearance Thursday m Oranie County Munici- pal Court, clad in a yellow jail JUm~uit and restrained in a wire caie used for defendants in custody. Deputy Public Defender John Lee said Youna was "angry, insofar as it would be a natural reaction. But he was not cxpressina specific anier toward any specific person." After being told Young had lived in Orange County 12 years and had a steady job, Judac Manuel Ramirn ordered him freed. Arraignment for the couple was scheduled for Sept. 23. The cQuple initially was arrested for iovcttipt1on of poues1i~ co- caine for sale, but Deputy Distnet Attorney James J. Mularcw decade<! to charae the twD .onTy with pos~ session 10 they could be eliaiblc for a drua diversion proaram if they are convicted. "My perceptionot what thisairl did was she was tryin1 to do someth1n1 that she felt would help her parents, Mularcw said. "And I think that the system ouaht to pvc them the opportunity to.provide the help they need, if they need it" Tustin Police Chief Charles Thayer said Deanna's decision to tum her parents 1n followed a long struuJe to act them to Jive up drugs. "She decided she was going to have to do something. and she did." Deukmejian asks Bradley's aid to help pass cleanup measure SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. George Deukmejian is asking Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley to help round up Democratic legislators to vote for his S 150 million bond measure for toxic waste clea nup. Deukmcji~{s letter, copies of which were lstriDutcd to reponers Thursday, said. "If you truly care about cleaning up Cahfomia's en- vironment. you wilJ speak up, contact -yo-ur Democratic colleagues immedi- ately and convince them to act." Democrat Bradley has emphasized Deukme)ian's record on toxic waste cleanup 1n his campaign to unseat the Republican governor. Bradley's campaign press sec- retary, Ali Webb, saying Bradley hadn't yet received the letter, added, "It seems to be an admission of 3111 years of failed lcadcrshipTornim ro tum to Tom Bradley for assistance." "If he had shown leadership, he wouldn't be at this point now where he~s asking for his opponcntTs help In passing the measure," she added. DeukmeJian's toxics cleanup bond measure 1s stalemated between As- sembly Republicans and the rest of the Legislature on whether to place it and four other bond issues on the Nov. 4 ballot. Democrats say they won't approve four of the measures, including lhe lO"Xics proposal, bcalusc Assembly Republicans refuse to vote for a $100 million library construction bond. Meanwhile Bradley and some en- vironmentalists arc sponsoring a nval Propos1tton 65 on the Novem- ber ballot to crack down on POiiution. BJ Ge A1Ndale4 p,... SAN JOSE--Two :Tiburon women have bean anated for al~y helping to run a prost1tuuon rin& that kePl computenz.ed dosiicn on 12.000 businc men and took in more than S2S million over riabt ye.an, Police Mid Thurlday th"lt a raid on the E, E It L Enterprises office in a Viaonan buiktinr two blocks from the San Rafael police headquan.cn malhed a rina that employed 117 prostitutes wbo allcacQIY carried credit ~rd imP,rintcn tQ allow cuslomcrs to charae the S 160 an hour for the "escort service. • Senate reject. bill for LA prlHn SACRAMENTO-A heavily debated b11l aulhonzin1 a statt prison near downtown Los Anielcs was rejected Thursday by the Senate after opponenta compl11ned lhe site was too expensive and too close to homes and schools. The measure, SB904 by Sen. Roben Pre11cy, D-Rivcrs1de1 went down to defeat on a 23-12 vote, four votes short of the two-thirds m&JOnty it ~.(or approval. But Presley was g.svcn permission to ask for another vote on the 'btll at a later Senate session instead of sending it to a two-house conference committee for chanaes sought by opponents. RTD Afety record 'one of wont In nat:Joa ' LOS ~NGELES -The Southern California Rapid Transj\ District has one of the worst safety record among the I 0 largest transit systems in the nation, according to two rcpons that prompted vehement dcniaJs from RTD officials. "We not only disaarcc. but we violently d1sae-ec" with the report.I, RTD General Manaser John D)er said Thursday. Dyer said a panel of independent experts given the task of findina wa.Ys to improve the district's safety record also will be asked to determine its accident rate. Sclectaon of panel members began Thursday. Smee a rash of injury-related accidents datins back to May 6, R iD officials have main tamed the distnct has a rate of 4.4 acetdcnts per 100,000 miles dnven, well below what 1t says 1s the national average: S.9. 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The most prominent government op~nent, Ben'azir Bhutto. remained in Jaji after being arrested 10 Karachi on Thursday after addressing a protest rally and trying to lead an antt· government march. From hiding. other opposition leaders issued a call for a nationwide general strike. Some shopkeepers and business owners in Karachi. Pak1· stan's largest city, were reported to be suppon1ng the strike. Salman Taseer. a spokesman in Lahore for the opposition Movement for the Restoration of Democracy, said anti-government groups nu - tionwide were being told to prepare for demonstrations Monday. The opposition groups arc de- manding that President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq step down and elections be held. Zia. a general who serzed power in a 1977 coup, lifted martial law last Dec. 30 but has insisted elections will not be held until 1990. Zia was in Saudia Arabia on a pilgrimage to Mecca. the holiest Moslem shrine. and is exJ'C(·ted to re turn to this mostl y Moslem nauon of 88 million next week. Street fighting that accompanied opposition rallies Thursday kft ut least four people dead. · Today, thousands of riot police wearing armor and steel helmets and carryi ng rifles moved through Lahore and Karachi in trucks. Police say Tamil refugees began voyage in Germany HAMBURG. West Germany (AP) West Germany rather than ffom -The 155 Sn Lankan refugees India. as the refugees have main- resc:ued off the coast of Newfound· tamed. land began their voyage in West-In London. Lloyd's Shipping In- Germany and not in India as the) tclligence spokesman Roger Lowes have claimed. police said toda). said the Aurigae is a 425-ton motor The Sn Lankan Tamils departed vessel that left Bremen . West Ger- from the harbor of Brake. 20 miles many, on May 28 fo r an unknown northwest of Bremen. on July 28 in destinauon. The Rhein-Maas-Und the Aungae. a Honduran-registered See-Schiffahrtskontor compan) in ship. Hamburg police chief Dieter Duisburg, West Germany. operates Hcenng told a news conference. the vessel. Lowes said. Two Tamils arrested Thursda) in Hcering said the ship's 45-year-old Hamburg have confessed to involve-captain received $35.000 for tran'>· ment in smuggling out the refugees. porting the refugees. Authorities arc Heenng said. looking for the ship and the captain. The Tamils paid $2.500 dollars The Tamils' immigration path 1s each for the Jou rney. he said. important because anyone already .\ccording to Hcering. the Tam.ils granted refugee status in West Gl·r· picked up off Newfoundland on man) could be sent bac:k there. Monda; were from refugee camps in Canadian officials said. Robert Schwab m Schwab says fiancee hunt was a failure BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -A former U.S. Army soldier who sailed to Vietnam m search of his fiancee today said he spent most of the past 16 months in solitary confinement in a Vietnamese pnson and that he never saw the woman. Robert Schwab IH of Atfan11t, Ga .. ar:n ved i~ Bangkok <?n Thursday after Vietnam s communist authorities de- cided to expel him the day before. He was accompanied by Richard Child- ress. dii:ector of Asian affairs for the U.S. l'tittonal Security Council. Appearing gaunt after losing I 0 pounds 1n jail. Schwa b. 44. told a news conference he was not allowed to see the 31-year-old fiancee he left behind at the end of the Vietnam War. and that Vietnamese Foreign Minis1rv officials would not meet with him 10 discuss the case. "It reall) was a failure ... he said. Schwab said he was captured offthc central Vietnamese coast in Apnl 1985 after sailing 600 mile!> from the Philippine~ in an 18-foot boat. The JOurnn took U days JOIN OUR RENAISSANCE WHAT'S HAPPENING AT FASHION ISLAND Are you aware of the re novation un derway at Newport Center Fashion Island? Act II of our Renaissance is now bringing exciting changes at the north end of the center between Atrium Court and Ne1man- Marcus. 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Thursday's arrest order was praised by Chikan civil rights activists. who said it was the first judicial action in 13 years of military rule to support charges that the armed forces had systemarically kidnapped and eliminated dissidents. Carlos Cerda Fernandez. a civilian appeals court judge, said a three-year investigation of 10 missing Com- munist acti vists determined that top military commanders formed a group named the Joint Command to battle the Communist Pany. Cerda said he issued arrest war- rants for 17 active or retired air force officer~._ two in the navy. 14 in the paramilitary police and fi ve in a separate detect1 ve force. Two civilians. including a Com- munist who becam~an informer. also were and1 cted. It was nOl immediately known if any of those accused had-been taken into custody: All were accus~d. ofbelong.ing to an illegal organiza tion. and 17 of them also were accused of direct partici- pation in the· 1976 abductions of 10 leaders of the Communist Party of Chile who were never seen again. The best known of the 10 was Juan Fernando Ortiz. a university professor and member of the party's Central Committee. At the same time, the judge transferred the cases of 27 other people who disappeared to other courts. Cerda said the Supreme Court refused to help him investigate those cases. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC • ...,. , ....... Cettfs lenl 1922 IWtOl llYI., COSTA IUA-541-115' The Pros ' Since 1957 IAlllTT l•SUIA•CE ::Z\ ff· ~ Non-smoker ~ ~ Rates "*. 131·1740 441 Old .... port Blvd. Newport a..ch, Ca. Rev. Larry & Betty Dotson August 23. thru 30 7:00 to 8:30p11 631-7730 I Iarbor Christian Fellowship 740 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa Puppetry -Contests • Prizes -. • Philippine Air Force jet crashes into ho1nes; 3 die By tbe A11odaced PHH ANGELFS. Philippinet-A PhilinpiMAtr force jet fiJ.htcr~hed and exploded outside the U.S. Clark Air Base today, killin.g the pllot and two other people and igniting a fire that engulfed three homes, officials said. At least four people were rushed to a hospital at Clark for treatment of bums from thc'blaze, said Rizal Policarpio. spokesman for Mayor F ranciso Nepomuceno. He said at least five people had been ·injured. The Philippine Air Force pr"Css offioe in Manila identified the pilot of the F-5 as Lt. Noe Linsangan, and said only that the plane was on a training flight from a Philippine base in Aoridablanca. Lawyer: KAL pilot knew he wu off coune . TOK YO -An American lawyer representing families of passenger'$ who die~ aboard a Korean jetliner sbot down by the Soviets said today that he beheved the plane's pilot knew be was flying over Soviet territory. "We've got enough to show now that the pilot knew he was off the course he should have been on." Attorney Melvin Belli told reporters at the Forei"1 Correspondents Club of Japan. The Soviets charged that KAL Aight 007, which was fl ying from Anchorage, Alaska, to Seoul, was a spy mission when it was shot down Sept. 1 l 983, more tha.n 365 miles ofT course, and 30 miles northwest of a Soviet navai base on Sakhahn Island nortb of Japan. U.S. and South Korean officials denied the charge. Belli sa~d the pilot's and co-pilot's wives told him "tHeir husbands knew they were flying over Russian territory," and wcre'getting paid to do so. 600 detalnees start hunger strike JOHANNESBl!RG •. South Africa -About 600 people detained without charge under tbe nahonwtde state of emergency have launched a hunger strike at Modder~ Prison east of Johannesburg, a newspaper reponed today. The Weekly Mail. an outspoken anti-apartheid publication, quoted two lawyers who represent some of the prisoners as saying all 601 detainees at the pnson began the fast Thursday. The paper said the hunger strike was organized to demand that the emergency decree ,imposed June 12 be lifted and the thousands .'!! detainees held nationwide be reJeased. · U.S to n:ZJJ:.W...l,mited S. African saactlons . WASHING_TON -Th~ ~eagan a~min.istration today signaled the United States ~11 renew t~e h.m1ted sanctJo~~ imposed against South Africa last ye~r and. sa1~ the question 1s whether..addrnonalst.eps will he tM_en ~inst the white-mmonty government. In an executive order which expires ~Sept-V. President Reagan last year restricted loans, computer sales and the export of nuclear t«:chnology to South Africa, and imposed a ban on the sale here o( S9uth Afncan gold Krugerrands. "The question is whether the president will or will not r~~ew the sanc~i?ns," said ~h1te House deputy press secretary Larry Speak~s. I would ant1c1pate certainly he would renew what he has in the execuuve order, but I don~t know and he hasn't made a decision." Brazll fears.cocalne surge after r&jds RIO DE J~~EIRO. Brazil -y .. S.-backed o~rations agamst drug producers 1n Bolivia have some authonues here womed that Brazil could be turned into South America~s .ne?tt big cocaine CC'.nter. After U.S. helicopter- support forces entered Bohv1a in July to help an a crackdown on cocaine processors, the Brazilian government sent army. air force and federal police forces to th~ western Amazon jungle in an attempt to prevent drug 1raffickers from sneaking across the border. FREE SEMINAR WILLS, TRUSTS AND CONSERVATORSHIPS • Do you know that having an up-to-dare Will does not avoid probate? • Do you know that a living Trust can save you thousands of dollars in taxes l • Do you know that you can name someone NOW to take care of you should you become incapacit.atedl These and many other questions will be addressed by Attorney James A. Humphreys, Jr., leading Estate Planning Specialist, at a free seminar. Tuesday, August 19th 7:00 p.m. Far West Savings & Loan 615 E. 1st St., Tustin, CA. (West of Newport Ave.) Thursday, August 21st 7:00 p.m. Southern California Savings and Loan 15475 Jeffery Rd .. Irvine. CA. (At Irvine Center) Call NOW to reserve seating and materials Humphreys & Brown, Laguna Hills, CA (7 14) 581-6300 Orange Coast College: .. In a class by I~self. Make the smartest career move you 'vc ever made this fall hy enro lling in classes at Orange Coast College. OCC ha~ lwlped mort than a half-million people preparr for --and gro" in··thl'ir c:am•rs. II is thr largest sin~ll'-n1mpus ('ommunity college in the nation. and off t>rs thr widt•st array uf classes and pro~rams of any community college in Orange County. At Coast you rl•ceive an affordahle, higlM1Uallty educ-,Hion. You can earn your first colkgt dl'jotrt'C.' and pr<>pare tn tr:tnsfer to a four-year university: upgrade anu Improve your joh skills: prepare for your rtt'\l carc·er move: or, simply, enrich your life. Prt·part' no" to mnv<· alwad m life·' Enr(>ll in fall dassl'S at Orangt· Coa~t Collt-gt Sd<'C'l from morl' than l . 'iOO coursl's i11 l'fO aradt•mir and rnratio11al amt~. Ctt ll for information (.., 1-. > K~O-.U·•' Register ow! Classes Begin Monday. August 18. 0 ORANGE COAST COLLEGE 2701 Fa irview Rd , Costa Mesa We'll help you gel there.' Orange CO.. DAILY PILOT/Ffldey, Augu9t 15, 1911 81 Introducing VW's Wolfsburg Edition · TROY, Mich. -Four new Wolf- sburg Limited-Edition Volks- wagens have been announced by Volkswagen United States, Inc. This year's specially equipped and specially priced 19861h models are tt)eJettaGLI, Jetta GL, Golf and Cabriolet. long list of standard features. Like all '86 GLl's the Wolfsburg Jetta comes equipped wtth a five- speed close-ratio gearbox: four- wheel disc brakes: quick-ratio, power-assisted rack and pinion steering; sport-tuned tout-wheel independent suspen~lon: a roomy 16.~cuble-foot trunk, muftt-1unc- tlon computer and dual remote- cootrol outside mirrors. Joining Its high-performance ~bfethet:&S-a.sp8Cl-aMlAt-0-YE~------~-------'"'-~--__;..;,._~;---::;:-;:;"'~:;::: The Wolfsbutg Edition Jetta GLI -Volkswagen's high-per- formance road sedan -brings with It the same 1.8 llter, 102- horsepower, g -oulpuf engine that made It one of the best- perforn:ilng cars In Its class and one of VW's hottest selling models. model, the 19861h Wolfsburg Jetta GL adds rear headrests, automatic transmission, power-asslstE}d rack and pinion steering, and blue, red or silver metallic paint as standard 19861.h Volk•wagen Limited Edition Cabriolet As a Wolfsburg Edition model, the Jetta GU adds glove-soft German leather sport seats, a rear deck lld spoiler, custom-design 6Jx 14-inch light alloy wheels and, of course, "Wolfsburg Edition" badges on the front fenders to its equipment. The third member of the Wolf- sburg Collect Ion Is Germany's best-selling car, the Volkswagen ·Golf. Available in two-or four-door body styles, the 19861/2 Wolfsburg Edition Golf Is powered by a 1.8- llter. 85-hp fuel-injected engine mated to a five-speed manual transmission. Unique features of the Wolfsburg Golf include new aerodynamic Wolf•burg Limited ltd.ltlon Jetta GLI Wolf•burg Limited Editio n Golf JI 'SI OVER THE ••• zo SADDLEBACK headlights, wider bodyside mold- ings, aero-style wheels with finned trim rings and commemorative badges on the front fenders. In addition, the Wolfsburg Edition Golf receives plush gray velour upholstery, folding split rear seat. digital AM/FM stereo radio with four speakers, Illuminated passen-. ger sunvlsor mirror and an interior courtesy light with time delay. The sporty, four-seat Wolfsburg_ Cabriolet represents the state-of- the-art In open-air motoring. It has color-coordinated leather-covered sport seats, power-assisted rack and pinion steering, leather-· wrapped sport steering wheel and gear shift knob, body color fender flares, mirror housings and wheel centers; height adjustable driver's seat. 6Jx 14-lch light alloy wheels and a choice of blue, red or brown metallic paints. The Wolfsburg Limited Edition modets, llke all 1986 Volkswagens, carry a limited warranty that covers the entire vehicle, except tires, for two years with no mileage restric- tion. Included In the warranty is six- year protection against corrosion perforation with no mileage limit. 735i 528e 325es • SALES • LEASING • SERVICES • PARTS Saddleback BMW . 45 Ol·dfield Rd. IRVINE 380-1200 • 800-831-3377 In the Beautiful Irvine Auto Center ..,..w, ~ .I :.. ' ~ • II '"' ~ \, ~f.-0 ~ .... 8NfW _, -\. B w I t .... Ora1\99 CO..t DAILY PILOT/ Friday, August 15, 1988 BUY TODAY! T RBO 's ---------------,-~---------,---=--~___,~ I IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGI 540-1220 IF CALLING FROM IOUytt ORANU 4M tlGO ,,. Ital lltatt rtr 1a1t ..... IM11oiiii!•;; .. ;;•aliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiil;;IU;; lia111l IAi lllD'ILY 111T aw 1 • •WTalffl• ... ..,. 11111 11111.1 "Lu•k" built .,,.clout 1 Mint condhlon 4 bdrm. 21A YW ULllA story 38R, 2~eA + form beth I femlty room l\ome. •Lowe.I priced 18drm di~ & rem rm, 2 frP'". "'""*°"' upgrldM and °'*'' onto privet• petlO. -------4--l!V~f/W~~;~;...:,.~~ •11pa111IOAI, a.&1.ltlW4 ----_.a,iu,~'----41 dltlon 1325 ooo ,... new land9C1P1ng front & • PenthouM with flneet WE'RE HURTING. ~.n11t>¢llH,~.u1I\\ \\r\ '''"'"''' ''t\ ""''' .. '"'If"""'·''"' f\ lit I .1rn.t Hth\ r hutu.11rn .u1.Jtt prt 'ti.'·"""~ • .._ l' ttlt 1uttt 1tt~ \th.I "" , .,, '..ilturd I•• lUtht up ,ft, 1n t'h ·"' tu. Ip American Red Cross •• .....ia. I II beck w/auto tprlnkler• & oc .. n, bay and city _.,_ t1Qht1. Very w.11 prloed at view1. ........ '3•9.000. '399,500 FIND thro ugh classified TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD * Lerge1t floor plane. 7W 9100 bHutlfully decoreted with greenbelt view. 1225,000 •Penthouee corner unit with oceen view and 2 large aundeck1. · MAGNIFICENT ,TIP OF LIDO ISLE '375,000 •Very well priced 2Bdrm unit with formll dining rm and party size~· . 1187,500 We have more, pleaM call .. •SE • 5 spd Automatics • 2 +2's COUPE's Situated at the very lip of Lido Isle, this property has a pan0<amic view of th~ five maj0< Islands of Newport Harbo< and Bay Islands The stte overlooks the.confluence of the Ha'rbo<'s six majof channels. making this a premier location 1n Newport Beach. This 1s one of the few bayfront properties ottering pie· lure-perfect sunrises over Newport Hart>or and exclusive Newport Center ~ I . GXE 1 N -FOR INFO~MA TtON & SHOWING CONT ACT ~OBERT CAUSTIN CAUSTIN & ASSOCIATIS '000 MO( A.rU•"• S...•e HOO • "4ewpo<1 l\eo(n (A 91660 -OHIC~ SS I 6370 PfSIOfllf"f 673 03~• The lot size of the property 1s 50 feet of bay fronts~ with a 144-foot depth. and will accommodate a new resident o~ approximately 9.000 square feel. approximately de- signed. The existing 40-year old home 1s ve liveable When-youwanttcrgerrightt o fheneart oftnings, classified's an organized , information-packed way to find what you're looking for. P1 t:.o•• 1ole f11ot~ ol .,.,,,,~,Donald Oo..Qlot II JecM>t<><! O.on~ C0un1~ •o••, • 10913 l!oge• C Peu" f ·~ u•o• 6/6 -N '"·~ llw••o•d 5'u>1e 400 l :os ~,,. k• C1' 90(111 lhe property s dock will accom- modate a large yacht plus room to &de tie smaller vessels Price upon request Theodore Robins Ford's AN'f OF THESE ADVERTISED FROM New 1986 TAU.AUS lnllRBO~ NEW 1986 MUSTANGS FROM $6886 NEW 1986 ESCORTS FROM $5865 NEW 1986 VAN CONVERSION SAFARI $12,49~ RESIDf.NTIA!.0RCAL ESTATE SEIMCf.S BALBOA ISLAND $810,000 Dup lex with view on large corner lot. 3 BR, separate guest room . Large 2 BR apt over 3 car garage. Owner will help with financing. 644-9060 let U1 Ht1, YH Sell y ,., p,.,.,.,t Call C1111tflt4 , 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost 852-Crochel a nifty lop of sruny cotton 1n a single color Smart with all oul Ills Oirec11onc;-S11e.:; 1 4 16 18 20 aro included Send S3.25 plus 75¢ postage handhnQ tor each pauern lilftd to Uutl ....., Crlllt, .......... 5~ 11-1-o1,_ '2· t • Mo1111er!1 IMI . NY 11ffl MM """9, ....... ~ 511'1.Plllttfl'I~ NEW FOR ONLY St 96~. full COIOf Cela log ot Ofafta patterns t>ooks suppl10, crewel CrOS!I lhlCh, needlepo.n1 latch hOOil qutltinq and ITIOfe LAURA WHEELER -C RA FTS \ lalMa Puiuala IM'I PllllllU""' 3Br 2Ba, total Interior coun ry renCh-remocter.- Oecoretor' 1 dreem. 2121 Sevllle. For S•I• By Owner $320,000. Operl Dally 11-5. Hm 87~377 0...020 IYIWIU·M21 ... Hrbr Vu Hiiia 48R ~~8-A pool, f1ntaatlc view + loc. Dy 754--0292 ev 720-8725 Wllll••·• IPll lllUY 1-1 4Br 2Bahome.Complet~y redecorated, lrg yrd. some ocean v iew. $279.500. Prins only. 675--3001 or 760--0895 C"ta M"a fH4 oNlv $139,600, Newly Refurbish Ouplell. 1·2Br l795 mo. 1-1Br S.95 mo. 2 car gar. MP yda. RV ac- °"19. lg cnr lot. prln only. NYUILlU·IOll *" .... * 3 Mester Bdrma. 3'~8a Condo. W11her/Dryer. $127,900 241 -8214 •nn11tt1 16 New deteehed l'IOIMI nestled eround aer" of parks. prvt poof & IP•· Minutes from tile t:>eac;h. Starting It $.158,900. Newport T ralla 548· 1329 NLUIEPAll 3BR 1¥.BA. $159,500. Ownr/ag1 54M&02 USTSllE,O.I. By OwMf. Beaut twnhme , 3Br 2'.-\Ba, 1650 at. s 152.500 5434471 QC, 631-1294 Ev .. /Wknd E'SllEOHH One sty. 2bd, 2ba, welk In closet, pool, clubhouM , walk lo everything S I 15,000 . A 8 .8 .I 645-7555 IHAYHH Exclusive lfstfng 4Err 2Ba. over 1600 1/1. Avell Sept 1st $156,500 Call Liz 6"6-3627 HUI. om LlllTI 48r 2Ba fixer High on a blulf S 132.500 S40K Down Must be 1oldl Drive by t929 Whittler Ave (Do not dl1turb ten· ants) 642-660'4 Af1 4pm Baat. leac• 1040 2 BLOCKS T6 BEACH Stta1p 3Br condo w/2 car garage Beach & Atlanta S 1 t9,000 Bkr 963-8377 U NFURN 1BR HOME Fenced yard Call otter 6pm 682·5757 BHt. Rarlttar .. ~!,·~-!~~r~R 3BA realdence with gourmet kit. 2 lrpl1. Mttr BR lncludea spa & lg pello deck that over100kl tantHtlc mtn & hlll range. Shown by 1pp1 only PIHHIPLH llLY For more In to c all 646·3375 eves & wlcnd1 FOllECLOllllE Ocean/Canyon vlewl. by owner, 2 sty, 2BR 1'~8A house. dbl gar, H~OO 1f, 3 decks t22.000 down & assume loan. 497-485' UelU ~ LIFElffilJ Perteet Vlllege home CIOM enough l or walking to everything Incl beh & town 2Br, 281 home, ... turM specta.cular vaulted bHml d celllng1, ex• tensive u11 ot wood & Ille and II 1Mdr to mo" Into t o day E xt r e BonustFamlty rm/Oen & terge yard w/prodliClng fruit tr... 1229,000 Cafl tor appt 497~7 Agt '""''' ..... 1lil 1111,IM .. Ull On c.nal 4Br 2'48e. a frplca, 3 sundeckt Cut- tom built, In 1111; .. tent condition U1ed bflck en1ry Wall! 10 beech ......_ ______ _,,DOCKSIDE RE 722·'710 ! .... t.... IMI C.U... llM Lllw llllt llM ...... ..... II! ..... IH •nn1111 n •• 10 clM' 2i& wmm°"'lllom. .,,,,,...... o.roen ..._ ..., 11 ..._ 4 ~. 2 bettl Monteto ~I ~ ttwu-W/D Incl, comm poof I aU~,wtlll-tnotoMt eo.1n•. o.Mf9 IMlll· with nic. yard Only out. "-frig, wthrldT· Jae, V9lt"f cleM. 1180/mo, In mttr, na, ftp, 2 car uee aoea 1o beedl. 2",000. la opt OK, Ceil AU. UTIUTIU & GAA· call Nancy 4 ..... 108. Mtach oar. kltctl w/noott. 1111 If MITIL PATRICK T!NOAE OEN EA PAID. ... .. , ~ !utt>tun araa f1400 I·-- 13M211or71CM702 HltbOt I Balcer. Aval---VMla Aente6tt7&.4912 • -· ..,.. l4IPt 1. IMO/mo 2 ~•x ,,1.level Ill-till• 11M1ll WM~R 54Q-t140 IWMM. l.Mlt MW, attach ... .,. .. 1E·-....,.--yourt--.-0--0-3t>t_3be_ 2 ear OW 11200/mo, n. LargHt Belcourt Hiii Ila a..te 117f 2 oar ffptc poof lotM ex-pet1, 81~7te>-te2t condo. 3bd, S1i'tb1 , 28A a;;; f;1C :m:i d • I • , • • M 'l?lll--tt .. 53M191 AQ1 tea 2Br 2Ba Condo w/poo4 I +family room. Ocean nlc~ rulde~llal ~.i Almoet 0,t _,. on _..,. £.SIDE 28A 18A ~e: ~: Z.: ~:=c,,~;e,r.o'· ctoee 10 t>wctl. SIOO mo from. Room fOf ~ G.,g, beck yd, H75/mo, Ing d9P saoO 842.2008 491-2581 °' ~1471 ylCtlt. 8,000+ " eetate. 1129 Santa Ave, av.it • Newport rw. H75 hm H .900,000. Appointment 1-1, Iv mtg 842.oe23. •BLUFF End .tlf, w/pool ~gar pti(f"O un-A~tl with PATAICI< TENORE --2~8a MWty r9m0deled. qlue ~ecor othert 13M2te or 780-8702 •• ~~..... Frplc, tiled entry I klteh. 539-8191 Agt ,.. h'--..1 -- Jl.l..l.!OUlN....tM®r ~ brick paOo .f 1~50 • --.... (3) peopJe, 3bd, 2t>e, 2 cat NC. NO PETS 844-01 11 NEWPORT 8hof ... S1160 •l"""ll~L"""l""'!l'!'!!'•~YJ"""~--·-··-Oet. CIMn & OOOd loc., no 3BR. 2BA, 243 82ND ST petl. 842.,.tee after 4. 4 Bdrm, pool, ~. lrg MW carpet & drec>ee call g.,age S1160 V RLY R&'MPK r~ . . . kitchen. 12350/mo 1 Terry 213-84S.11S5 t aecurlty 548.-0769 llflllm..,. LIKE THE HOUSE yew ...... Cell tOf lnfOf· 38r 2••• new ~.....,t & lmmec:ulet• 3BA 3'ABA 3 2Br llyd kid• pet gw wet metlon Blcr 751-1234 ...,.mrr.. _. .,._., frpca (1 In metr 9Ul1'e), bar*applu•Ml7001•''1""'•ryor PENINSULA PT. rw MW VIEW. 28R + den ~1000/mo ~ty tonne! dining rm, loft, 1 ffenctl 38R 2.,,,8A 11500/rno. Agt 84S-2235 or 8'75-8~ 84 •1334 gourmet kl1chen, leundry 3br lnCd hM 1795 kid• f:,, ry 12200 mo to mo' ., ... Profeleionallyland-llnef w/d t\6t-upe rM dep BAYS~RES "-t..ntf'i Nwpt Hgh\9 . lBR h.. ----Lint acaped I decorat9d. othen evall 539.e191 home 3BR 28A" den Carpeta, dr~. fr~ & 2 bedroom clOM toW.l er ~ g~,t! :.'.:: Av•,.. pe11o:s23001mo. • • ·=~1~ir~·~~0 18181 19~00 to H39 5oo 831~ MESA VERDE 3bd, 2ba. Watertront Hornet Inc. ~I Terr 38r 2~Ba, frig, PRIVATE PENTHOUSE • . . S1125 mo lncld1 grdn, 111· 1• d ,. BBQ I 30e.,,, CORAL. 2BR IBA •• ----• 1545 Labrador Or, l<ld1, • ~ • gar cerPort. -.rr• r--pool spa 1""25lmo lrplc, aundeck, yHrly 2bd, 2be, gar•. trplc. pet o.k. Ref req'd, Agt IAYlllll·l1111 · · " · I JOOO/mo. Shown by PRICE: Sat11tw fore-SS9.e221 llL-llJ. 8A0·7033 AYl 9l 1. appt.Only.2131277-2120 cloture coatt only I Rare E·llde hM 1450 kid• 2br, 2bec::;S.ta.8971 ' HUI YllW v .. r1y 2Br 2a.. d/w, frplc, 771-21815 8'>C)t only pet f/yd shady pofCh * BACK ON MARKET* Exec: 1 BR, pertly furn belcon 1 pt1I CUFF HAVEN! MUST othef1 avail ~M191 BIO 3bd. ~ ba, lrptc, gar. $950 AYI now 982-4557 w/d, $l5o1mo ~a1'f:i':':i SELLI Beeutlful 4bd, 2ba, Agt t.. quiet loc:etlon, walk to ~I Nwprt S1100 2 Curtl1 873--0818 • lrg yerd, cu1tom remodel. IUIP 1 .. llPLD · beach & Lido VIiiage. 1try 3br 2be fprle pool nu red, S325K, 831--0133 Endger, Near 19th S1400 Vrly. 964.e922 kitchen Into 539·8191 Certai Hl llu UU -UT•1N1L aNewpottalvd.pet•ok •1UY11w Agtl.. t AR XPt View. gerf Gorgeou1 38r 2'~8a hme seoc>tmo, 544• 1"98 2bd. 2'i'tba, den. on golf St9P9 to tend 3br hM 2ba Block to beach, S785 + All MW crpt, wood floors. between e-9pm courae. ne•l to tennll Incl• den kid• pet•$ 1200 MC. BACHELOR Utlll pd patnt, trench doorl, 2 or 997•9309• agt court S 1895.759--0079 539-8 191 Agtt.. 1500/mo 875-4174 frplc1. Baautllul back •PENTRIOOE COVE• .. _.. ,., .... yard. A •teal at ooly 2Br 2Ba Condo. W/O hkup ... OUYll MIMI ··-. 2Br 1ba. front duplex 1249,000. Bkr 531--0270 dbl garage w /opener Designer perfect, lrg 3 2Br 28•. pool, trpto, 1850. 1vell sept 1: S795 yrly S995 Neer 1trMm1 & bdrm. 2'A baths w/PoOI. 548-4193 Of 845-1419 See Sat 11:00am·2pm llWJllJ J1Lm .. tall•. No pell 549-2447 spa t-tennl1 S 1850/mo Winter ~lll 28r turn 43 1 Iris, frP-!f.._d~ Country charm. 3bd, I It L 14 Re! COLOA TV 90NUS HOO/mo Incl all utile, ex· BEAUTIFUL 1 Bachelor 2"'b•. tam rm, hot tub, aat. IC• Call Sue/agt 831·1288 cept phone Taking eppll· Apt S750. 2Br 1Be 1975. 1undec k , R-2 lot EiQht H<>rne9 + conao. Bluttacondo3BR28Aend c:etlonaSat8/1811r1PM Allhavenewcrp11&drpa, 1349,000 850-3335 lrom $525 to S 1400 unh, sngl level. Highly up-118 45tt) St 850-8A4 1 CALL 875-8808 Jau l Bkr ~~';71;' 4 Bdrm , graded Av111 Sepl 1 Yr 28R 1BA 3 ml to beactl UNFURN 3BR HOME 543-1608 ...,../wknd1 • • Lerge ltnQed yard, room ILlffl lllTa. 2 poo11, Ml.000 for RV 1vall1bte 09--01 ' • - Pueo Carollna, 499-2756 ef1er 8Pm. 882-5757 . HAIL •..UtlLY atl Aa1 I L.... 14 3BR or 2 + Den, 2'~Be. lalit. 11-ar fireplace nr pool 2 c:er OWNER MUST SELL 3 Stry ;i;oant twnhrne, gi.rage & p1t10. · $1500 lbd condo, upper level. 2400 tit. goarded gate per mo yr IN eA0-8608 jacuul, tennl•. pool, 24 11800 or $2100 w/40' --------hr MC, 'A ml to SC Plz, 0011 dodl 7141627•0295 OLISI T1 llAOlll H!.400, 557-5320, 89rn _ 4bd 2ba. YEARLY! $1325 lleWJt l•n lnlat 2144 Agent 84S-3883 ftr lilt 1100 2Br 2L wOOdbfld;I hae Eaatt>lutt ex.ec:_4_B_R_2_B_A wlprv1 IP• Tennlt, lakn, hM remod, like new, LIQ0..1BR, SNGL WIDE pools, etc: No pets many amenities Gndr Slep9 to Bay, pool S1025tmo 361-1021 Inc S2250/mo 760·9396 S18K-otter. 700 Lido ---Patk Or '4 650-8873 Sec Bldg & P,_f"O, 2Br EASTBLUFF • lmmec 3BR ~--:---.:-:--'----,:-=-:= 2Ba. tux Condo Air, 2'ABA. lrplc. 11lew of Lett fer lilt 14 micro. llldry rm. tenn11. upper back bey. WI O, 1-l LITI pool, •P• S900 551-6581 1r1g.$15001mo ~3:_5989 Two 7,000 aq f1 Iota on WOODBRIDGE CONDO Elite area $650 home pet E/llde. Owner desperate 2bd. nr Park. pool & ot< goor rnel kltch form Make an offer school• No pell S750 dining detalla 539.9191 •sec 551-2554 Agt tee Traditional Realty 631-7370 LlfHI ltacla 2.141 FASHION ISLAND AREA -2Br 2''tBa New Condo. l/p 1Br upper Duplex, frptc, ¥., Adltt pref No pelt garage, 1Undecil Nr bctt 3 .. 52• $775/mo MUii be ltable ~mo 81 ... 2"'"_0_1 w/relt 494-4245 H(J>r Vu Hm1 2Br 29•. ----den compl renov N-U hcliu11 HIO *Exec: hOme, Oen & cyn crpt DIW & tandaceplng -YU 3Br 2'i'tBI, wrap-· i1! --Tl lllftlf around deck, trple. No Grdnr. comm PoOI S15 5 I'm moving to O.C. Let'1 petl S 1800 Agt 550-1015 ~o • MC llA4•5197 awep houMI & equity & · LIDO ISLE HOME keep the middle man out 3Br 2B• house. FrplC. 2 •Bdrm •Ba 111111 Sept I (303""73 a•6 deck•. ocean view, o•r· . Jm ,. .4.,.. 51300/mo C•ll Furn or unturn lnlall :y;:3200 Ext 320 S2200/mo 873-2131 BIG CANYON Highly UP-~~" MerchandlM ~unltlee graded Oo\l9f Model. End lalliMlir.J zlA lnclanln.d · llh bringing Ul)H 2Br . Oen. gar $2500 .,......,....,. ....... __ ....,, eYety09rege .... 1n1own1o Ownr/Bkr 759~708 286. Onfurn Xln1 location, VolJr llWIQ room ger, IOYlh petlo S 1000 ____ ...._ __ YEARLY Avail Nowl 87S-tee7 or 675-4457 l1l1nd retreat s 1095 net 5 room layout gar kid ok 1pp11 , 9-8191 Agt fee ill . •••i•••ll 2107 115 E Batb08 8ivd 3BR. 1 houM to beaeh Aug 23-30 & Sept 6-13 11735410 817 4924 794col 2/3Br Winter & Yrty Pen· 1naula Rentelt 1vt Call VIII• Rentals 675-4912 8 House of imports ... , MERCEDES-BENZ IANTA ANA FWY• 8UfNA PARM d'4>J MERCEDES .-•1··1 637 ·2333 4BR 2BA. patio. dbl gar S 1200/mo yrly Orl\le by 2009 Miramar but do not f-111-----m11-======;;;--1 dist urb tenants 818·2••·8128 C•rtH •tl • ., 122 2AR 18X co1tage wtVIJ of }ally Front deck W/D hkup, gar S 1200 • utllt. Agt 873-4082 2Br hOme-.-'°'-~-y-MC-lud-ed yerd. new crpts & dbl car ger S 1150/mo Drive by 420 Poinsettia & call tor Info 883--05721557--0851 4BR 2.,,,BA DUPLEX Fireplace, 2000 aq It Av1ll1ble August 15 S 1800/mo, 759-1708 OllllAllLIAI Lovely 2Bdrm home wt1h. 2 cu garage, modern kitchen, veulted oelllf"O• and flr~ S1200tmo ua•awn 111-4411 JASMINE CREEK 2BR Den. goerded community 1ennl1/pool. S2.100tmo 84CH212, ownertagent New 3 bdrm 3'A bath. 2 flreplacH , wet bar . d ou ble garage S2000/mo Agt 873-5354 •• .... 2124 New Luxury condos lBr 2'~Be. ftp, apa, dbl ger Pet ok 2 ml to bch I 1195 M&-18A4 or 8A2·Kee *om llTTAH* 1Br 1Ba. 111 bltln1. micro, utll1 Incl, lncd yrd, pet1 ok $550 f .. TILllllT lll-1110 *111M2111u* Ger. yard, ctpt1/drp1 AYI now 1825/mo 780--0473 •UR.-Y* Cory cottage. brend new 14rp1, drp1, refrlg, 11ove. p•llo. 111 ut111 lncld Hurry! 1495 Ot~ 1v1ll· 1b4e F .. Till.HIT Ill-IHI 39r 2.,. tnhm, wd bum tp, patio, comm PoOI· $1100 Watertron1 Homet Inc 831·1400 Clearance Sale EXECUTIVE DRIVEN Micro Red GL 4 dr. 5 speed. AM/FM stereo. air cond. loaded, 7852 miles . #I 54 J. was s 10, 198 discount s 1 2 5 3 NOW s9945 ----·---- 1986 Subaru 3 Dr Hatchback Priced from s5795 4 to choose from ----·---- Over 40 New SUBARU'S In Stock, XT Turbo·s Turbo 4 X4, GL & DL 4 or•s, and Wagons ----·~---- We' re Deallng •t ALANMAGNON SUBARU. - JIM CLICK AUDI JIM CLICK IFFP 'II 4111S Sid• NO MONEY DOWNI #005066 Air cond, elect. sun roof, alloy wheels, met. paint, power wln- d ows /I oc ks, AM:..FM stereo cassette. #212587 6 cyl, 5 spd, power str, extra cap. fuel tank + much more. e HM cucK Auo111ENAULTtJEEP n IAVINE AUTO CENTER 951-3144 If you're just starting your own business, classified's a great place to buy office equipment. UNDER DEALER INVOICE OVER 50 to choose from at similar prices! FOR EXAMPLE ••• CENTURY LTD was $15.647 invoice $13,627 99 $13,528 ' You S'ave $2119 SOMERSET was $14,280 invoice$ 12.728 -99 $12,629 ) You uve $1651 .. w.as $20,506 Invoic e $17 ,830 99 IWllW .... lrplc, dbl o•r 1 1200 I aecurlly 8A2·5035 Cory dMn dlMP S390 cottaoe •IV'e e-alde ~' gar k id won't t'li1t 531-8191 Agt , .. All can In ln•etltOf'J MWt tct ........... nd. No , .......... 2925 the PROFESSIONAL APPROACH Harbor Boulevard• Costa Mesa, CA•71 4 -979-2500 Come ... CometlQll c- buy In c.taaalfled oner ref\nM. AH l"'k•• ~u• , ••• lk •• .-.c. , ...... •ubfed to'''°' ule. All r1 1ut>1Kt 10 orior ""'• plus 1u , lie &. doc. tH's Ad nplrti I 11116 ------,,---------- - --- ---. -- .. Oreno-~t DAILY PILOT/ Friday. August 15, 1986 C... ... ._ IHI C... ... •at ce.ta lllM MM laat .... , 1141 .... .. • .,.. ..... ... ltat1l1 t1 lbrt IHtah t1 lbre lu1a"8/ottiet ... , ~ti 110C1t 2 bWt\ "eo ,.., r..111e1e2er1e..i.m.d Wllfflll.. umi.•.a1eM1t ••1AANo NEW 2.,2.. a.mumin 17M nM . ant teit 1 r.ua BB OMA ~ ~ W/Ofl' «*tlflVI, trpte. gtfage. Want a Mltcllon of or-1 N..tmlt. $425 ., w . Utll ~olce .,_, P11tto. get• 3bd1 gar. frplc. Yrty 11800. BAI.BOA P£N.-iS75 Ftw1nted 3000 1r. Mtulon 1411 ILJ mnl OhllO nn. ~ 191 Pvt paUoa M90 ,. 1•t. tMng? we 01n ott.r 911y. JMlld. MC)..2118 ~ S900 IM. Ho pet• 87:)_.$30 A""' ~/Pref 3C)..4() Yf9, to thr apt V .. )o Exec. nm. l)()CI, apa. Arnp.. '*"· utH• ~Id. FOlll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: A;t... 1N8101~.~~5.121f!!'tonl. thlnQtromeamellaplto -----.. --7 ·17130f857·1778 LIDOISLFURNtSH"'O w/M. t block to Bay & n/emkr.no pet1S395tut 2855ECtHnwy$76-et00 •• fllllll INr ... I ..... · .....,. •v I 4 bdrm hou .... It loOll· ._, -r"'5e• * •BTILI* * tBR UTllJGAA INCL OCIMn 815-7478. 78&-3998 lttne/530-'3S3 Coat• M..a 340, onto.+ 1bCI, 1be. ""pett 1795 E..icte 2Br 2Ba. ceth Qells, Ing In CM, NB or HB think QUIET RESORT LIVING All ar .. a, prlcee + tine. 1 Ptt90n. No Pett, M 75, BEAUTIFUL! COM 1'M'lhM Meturt M/F n-tmllr thr tmllttl0tl(ltroom, ~ -. MOUltty 173-7079 ~~n~~~k= WI~ ~ ~~[~~·~ thet cho~ •Sparkllng hMted pool Monthty ot yrty, l.t Ut YMrty, 873.o837 nlt>Mch. even lm!Md 10~ 38R home W•t· mo. 1725 Monrovia St. .... hf hlf 1tt, lett. tte $225. 2 rre· TSL MGMT 6412· 1803 :eouvi..f!..'1118d80vtew dining nualTHelp? '" llMlll NEWPORT MARINA APTS $450 + MC, 875-0nO clln ., ... $350. lit. lett 759-1227 or 5'lf..33.45 Ch··-No ..... 1 "'8 -----.,,.-.t• areea •'"·y ... _ tBr 18a. 1100 970.., 100 Angle • ~ utlla. ~e.-7813 Ew-••b .... Sult• a re:.. ~-· bait\. 1"w GIP\s. '°"' pet• .. ....,.. • •TW!ight dine In r;ourt yrd ... ·-................. ,_... 1350/mo. Cell 87~ 25/mo. 28R IBA. all DHI f•iat Jtll guebot 1• .. -l-U-X~U-R-Y--28-r-.-2-8-8 e,q ft W IO hkup. mloro, BIO ANYON ept-on golf Ml' prof n/tmkt CM 28' ·~· Full butlMlt ..,. Ml-1111 deCof trpte. and oareoe PM courut 2bd, 2 ba. 2Ba.fplc,pool.9')&,tenn. vlceS. 8flttOI & Biker.I~~~~~~~~~ ... 4 bttln1. tndry rm, near Attrec red« 18r & 2 BR •Spaclou1 Apartm4H\tl w/,.,.,,, • terge IMng beaoh St415 poo111pa/H e, N·•mk Indy. wt rm, a.1.0 ~ ull Coet• M .... 97e-2tat 1F:OUND ..... 1 ...... _....,. ·beech and at\ot>t. 2BA S&25/S775. Open •Vour own private P11tlo rm, Eulbklff, frpfo, pool, s t 780.()919 $800 + i.. utll 780 8192 S225 .....,. Jim 751 3301 "'"' "'"" "-18R 18A UNFURNISHED 735 W. 18th St Sat/Sun 2·5. 33852 Cop-•Gourmet khohen 1895 No peta. 722·8011 orry, no Pll 1 . • ..,... • Large office available In dog, G4tfmel'I Shep ml•? PllJS E.NCL GAR.AGE. · fSL Miit MJ· 1IOI per Lentern. 49tl..0497 •Hew dove tan carpet *-a.....w_. NR LIDO MARINA 3BR BLOCK TO BEACH! NB NB/BACK 8AV HOUSEi! tffwPo<t BMcti. T11tt ful· Founteln Vell9v. Slet• & ExCllltent too. n-peta •Large walk-In cloeet• .....,.,..,.," 514~ CtubhOU-N Houff w/pool. 1ennl1. w/hoft• atell avail, trt1 ly-1Mcor•led llOlte. ~ W11d. llfS3.50f5 $800/mo. 8e2.()550 Large I Bedroom with H It ~ 2640 •Gated cover.d prlcng 2Bclrm 1Ba. g.,199, patio 2BA, Ilk• new, gar, deck, 1370 +'Mltll. 548-4952 pool, all amen1ti.s. 30-40. tel . Health Prol..alon•I FOUND OechlhUnd lfMll 2BR 1625 Stove ref lg pQ.OI. No pets $495 + H t. IC. with atOf~ yrly ttOOOlmo. 850·2403 $1195, yrly. 998·5868 CDM·MIF, PROF $475 ulll lndd. 852-9259 prelentd. 851·175& temele, vety Plll.llarlno & pool lndry lac 'gd roe· S&OO seourtty. 840..3618 280. 2BX NEAR ALL UTILITI s INCLUDED ..... 111' ArT• .. ntlT Shr turn townhorM, wld. N/1mkr M/F w/~s. Lim-·-11A11 Yellowstone. 557.3533 evaltnow. Sorry'. no pett' large 2 bdrm, 1'n batn Talbert/Beach Blvd, 1 & t BEDROOM Lg 1Br 1Ba 1undeck Lllge 4bCI, 2bl, gar. trptc, POOi. $450t mo, -t 11t I lltd kttohtn prlVll1. Wh -~rAir rt ertt FOUND GRAY RABBIT IN 42.3W.Bay780-8083 townhouN.Garage,cov-lencedyd,d/w,frplc,engl FURNI HINGS AVAIL bltlna multMeS5501tM gtMI view $2500 Yrly. IHI. avallabtt lmmed. ·$300/mo. Costa Mt11 ry P .. I .... oupo'""'n .. _5 HUNTBCHAREA,13TH ered patio. $750/mo C.11 gar. new carpet, t chlld, t Sorry. No pets -•nm 17• aaaa OenlM G19 .... 84 7243 C 1154"' 10•1 p loel """'" y ...,. .,. 28r 2Be, beaut. quiet. Moe 631•1169 Sheryl petok.$750 •S500dep. U~ITAMI ... ·~ .. .--675""830agent · • · • ..,. " minutes away w11 New· & PAClfftC CST HWY, dwnstr1 w/pttlo & encl 631_1266 ag l oo fee Call -·-n••-· BACHELOR UNIT . Slept C.M. prof, M/F n/smkr 25 PROF/FEMALE 20..35 Port Btaoh Addr .. for 8111, 10P~. H0-0318 gar. MOii utlla pd, S195. 883· 15001863-0755 162 I Parkttde ln, HB ••w• -to beaoh. ututtlet psJd. "t. Must llkt quiet atmos. To ahr 3br 4ba Ouphc,CDM $1/Sq Ft mthty. 2 Offloea. FOUND 1.5 Anaheim ., .. 622 Hamilton. 831-4153 ------1•7.1•• 1 Studio w/1\.111 kltclMln, utll1 S500tmo. Bkr ... ~2 ... 50 Shr 3Br hm S350tmo utlls Micro, d/w. wld, $557 400 11. -acloua window 819 Sml fem Terr'-tuna 2Br 2Ba. 4 Ptex, carpets, ,. ,.,. Incl, hurry $49() IM ""' """ I 546-8325 Al/I 911 -.. -., .... 2Br wl gar. Crptl. drpa, drapes. patio. garage, --11T 11•U11 inc + 'h utll, Roi 67S.-5e77 view. brand new crpt1, blkiwht Oldflf dog blk bltlna. Fncd yrd w/pallo. DIW . ale. colo laundry. L•tHI 1t1e• ZMI is:..-.. s, .......... 1 •II• ....... aw n. --drps. AIC. Call 650-338 t head. wht body &'leg• 66763~t'!~1C•!!d.~~~65 Llflt21r,iarSIH $710tmo 846-6451 AVAILABLE NOW! No •VERSAILLES CONDO• frt•~ .. ltMl·2H7 gar, nue• patio.' S250 ltat1l1 Waate4 Z72t OFFICE SUITE Call240-8981\. 2619 Santa Ana .. $695 New deqor. Row avall AVAILABLE tMME0-2BR Laguna (2) lbd, I ba walk 2Br bay, ocn vu $1175 v1111 Balboa 220 Nice Ln +aec. 548~tie54 Pam Prof couplelooklng to rent Overlooking harbor FOUND kitten, 8 wMk old __ 673·0072 819-753-0719 1BA Upstairs·Unlt nr to beaoh $600 .. +MO VIiia Balboa 1+ den, ocn unit 105 '1BR + den. ·' 2BA or 3BR home In Oldt 575 aq h. Avall Sept 1 female, ,,..r Balboa P'-r. YorklowntBeach. 1 child 675-506 t vu, oak firs, elegantly t'hBA S 10001mo. C1Ji l'll~ff twllllll,.W l•a COM. Sliorec:llft or Irv Call S.2-46-44 875-4547 pleru d•· \'VeiilFteld llST W I ok, no pets please Lovet" furnished large turn/uni. Agt 631-4Ho tor appl Bob Peterson Pro!~ MOO/(~u~llre7t 5dl32559-407 . Terrac$.arN. 673-4647 PRIME COSTA MESA Lo-tcrlbt " .. Etslda 2BR 1BA. gar. Ir" S550 • $400 deposit ' 818--360-9212 ..., ' · .,.. SEEKING 1BR •pr "o•• cauo· nl Btautlfully ap-• room. Pv1 entr. 3 blka WTll.Wf 11111& ,. ""' .., Found MIGolden Re &PUTlllm yard. w/d hkup. Great to-863-07551863-1500 town/bch Pref mate 30+ W/Patlo. Nr Shopplngcntr WATERFRONrDuPLEX Fem 25~ ahr nloe CMIHB NewPort Beach, Balboa 11 poln1ed sul1e with 4 pv1 trlevet type, gold & white Beautltul ci9enlargeG1r-cailon.$725/mo. Agt.nolee $390 • 'hu111s494-e930 S995NopetsM0-13&4 3Bdrm 3Ba roottop gar· 3Br Twnhae. Pool, wl d. N-Smkr,prolfemale olllces. reception. Hyle&BMctiBlvd den Apts. patios, decks. TS~~~t6r'~r•nt.:.v1e6o3 SUWllD YILLA~E den patio avail now Jae, frptc. Ml to bch $343 720-9194 message storage, conference. July 30, 545-0797 apa. Sorry, no pets. • L I ' ti 2ISZ EASTBLUFF TownhouM StOOotmo ' )'fly + ulil· + ut111850-7327 ah 6pm ' work area, sink a bit In , ________ _ 2Bdrm 28ath t740 •NEW 2Bdrm. 2'hBa. 11881 118 Apt 38r 2~8e. 2 oar gar. 673-2747 ~ 875-•382 FEMALE share btaqhfront lllfH ftr I tat cablne1a 720 Of 1500 FOUND Senior Clua Pen· 398 w . Wiison 631-5583 Townhse Apt, yard, gar-LIVE WWIHERYE•!o'u' HAVE 1~:ry ~~~~~~,y ,t~~: :nti'i~ 'ic:>~~ ~1:· WINTER! furn lg 2bd, gar, home. ltundry faollltl.a. 2740 :z I~. =~t~-;t~ve :, ;:~ ~~Os9~ ~h~, call to ID. *Mtla Verde o· tux 2Br. :e:ii i~~ ~~7:5~pets prkng, 720·0700 Dyt, steps to sand. $750 mo. private bath S500 mo. E-slde C01t1 u;;a safe. &45·3120 1Ba UPP«. New decor. •Spectacular apts 497-6993 Eves Kathy Ill UIYll WT Open Sat-Sun 10.12 722·0384 clean alngle (10x20) on FOUND Vcty Myrtle St. dshwshr. locked garage * 1 & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba SYltea Enjoy the luxury of thla ••· 5206 Neptune 645-6346 Fem over 45 yrs tor 2BR private alley. Long term C•aatrcla Prtftrty Lag Bch, beaut lg edit $675 No pets 640-2495 We!i1:f9H!ld •Spacious townhouses • ..,.,1 ltic~ Ult clustve guard gated com-CM apt $300/mo + •,; storage S95. 873·3600 2771 gry/wht. male c:.t nde •NEWLY DEC LAG 2BR :~1;~'~balcon1ea or munlty In a IP•Clout Ilise. leat1b ullls 646·978• or aft8f HARBOR BLVD home badly, •94-7W - 1'-"BA, patio & gar. d/w, lPllflflTS Garoen patios ~r1g~~~~~'!~ i~i':'i.a ~~~~;!~!:i ..... ZfH 2Pm 2lU80·7868 FRONT-AGE · 2 UNR'S L~SJP~!';';'1yr1 ~oi!ft lndry. No pets. Avall now. Like brand new. All utll pd Wltf IOT1 Incl NO PETS 545""855 bars, AIC, micros, WID Bdrm i Bath In Wes1ctltt Fem pref'd, n-smkr. New Approx IOOO aq h, 1"" Lab. fems. Mesa del Mar $650/mo. S.6-2832 :001, gar Sorry. no rts *3 Lighted tennis courts 28R 1'-"BA. enc gar. lrg hkups & 2 car garages. area. Pool, no kltch prlvl. r~h house w/prkng. tat 548-4787 & 969-2000 area. 432-9945 '!~a ~~~m~~~,::= ~B~~~ 1Bath sf:g !~~r:~~~l~g~:1: airy mod, 'II blk beach. ~~:'64$~~ Sorry, no '(,J u~~~~6~/[ S350 6j5-~r;:~~.11~~~~~~~ ' 271t la•a1tri1I 27 LOST CAT. Tabby/Fem. pool, carport No pets 301 Avocado S.2-9850 •Sorry, no pets S895tmo, yrly, ullls pd. Fem resp non·smkr 23•33 114 UIUI Fm 1360 aqh wlfront office. "Meroedts", IUI aeen 5-46-8791 NEWPORT VILL AGE •Fumlshingsavalt 960·5844msg,631·1249 Large 3BR 2BA duplex, RM in Nwpt Hgh1s area, for 3BR hae lnHu~t8ch 161fweatclltt drive-In door In rear 815 Orange Ave & 21st J625/mo. El sldt 2BR APARTMENTS G11s for Heaptlng & Cooking 2Bc 2.Jia Unit. yrly newcrpt. Beech 2 blocks. ~ml but ~rycozy, pvt en-2 btks t>cn Alt amenities N I Sch "541 5032 agt S6251mo. t185 Whittler St. C.M. No COiiet, r.o.nt Costa Mesa aid s9oo/mo 38r 2Ba Winter ~!~~~~~· trance. own ba. S2951mo 5300/mo S&>.8671 · wp · • St, CM, 540-9352-D, surgery on ltlt r .. r IBAC patio, pool, lndry PRESTIGE LOCATION s tOOOtmo. Frplcs. gar-(Inc utlls, wshr & dryr). · 859 SO FT TO SHARE 646-0681-N (lhavad), mixed gray rm. lose to all 5 Blocks to WMY HT GALL ages & carport 731 _1230 I ...... L ve msg 645-6499 Fem shr 3Br 2Ba house In Prv olc. restroom, wet bar I p t wlyellow spot on back. 3 149 E. Bay South Coast Plaza IH 1111 ....,. • ... Costa Mesa w/2 other secretary station • c... rt, tr~ r wht t08I on rear pawe TSL •IT IU· 1IOI •Clo• .. to oc •1rport • 2BR wttrg deck. Poot, C.M 3bd. 2b• Home. women S•20tmo Call t 7151Newhope-Ste113 2790 REWARD 548-4023 ""' " k 3226 Cl N t Furnished. All prlvlleges . . F 5 9 585 . $900/mo. E/slde 3BR 2BA •7 Minutes to Beach SEAWllD VILLA~E P ng ay, wp Near O.C.C. $300/mo. 549•3977 or 895' 1196 ountaln Valley. 4 • t CM. Nloe area Wettlllde. LOST 'famal9 brln<lle/wtlt •NI h1 Lighted S d W Hghts Avl Sept 1. $775, townhouse Frplc, patio, g · an !15555 Huntington VIiiage Isl.last 213.597•8661 549-3674 Femtothr2BA 1'hBA CM BAYFRONTBUILOING two 28r haes ~tend to Pit Bull In Fountain Val· gar. tndry rm. Off street, Volleyball & Tennis Crts Laoe. from San Diego ROOM W/KITCHEN PRIV twnhse. Pool, spa, tennis. OFFICE SPACE add 2 more. Lush lndscp lay, Bushard/Slater . quiet location •Pool, Jacuzzi. BBQ I Freeway. north.of Beach •21HI 211 SlOO* Near bus & shopping sec. $387.50 ~ dep + 'h 550 squ111e leet & up $1751< Agt S.2·9666 848-3857 TSL •2l61T17 Or!nf92.118• :g~~~;~P:~~~ble to McFadden, west on Relrig. dishwasher & s1ove center. adults only. ut~s. 662..0t24 ___ Call 642 .... &44 l8liani fiaaaciil 1·lO~S""'T"""S,..1tver--b-r_ec_e1et_,_S_1_ya -• • •Rec Room with Flreptace McFadden Incl NO PETS 545-4855 •1112 ..... 111111, 962·5760 F/M 3bd DUPLEX w/bal • T V:: ztl4 "Slam" ln1ldevciy Beech --,.-•• -,.--.. -1--and Bllllards N.B nr water. 23-35. n-••fl I .,_a & Yorktown, Huntington w rnTHE BEST! •Saunas • ..,.,, ltac~ Ult.,.,.,. ltlC~ 2Ht ........ sno ...... ,...... 2711 smkr, mature $285-t sec. WIDOW hat MONEV tor Beach Call 968-1323 1 BR FURNIUNFURN 11 I ..... ltHll, -Doug or Mark 650-3253 TOs S10K/up no credit p a) I02 FJ:N~S~~Z~~~~~IL JR I BR FURN • Month·to·month SOWi MITIL Fiio e>cchange house v , no penalty'. Call tnta I *Free utllltles Corner Nwpt Fwy & Baker Wkly rentals now avall cleanlng +s2oo tor rent Denison AtsOC 673 731 1 garnet sprta natur mo"'- • Spaolou• living Sorry. No pets! Make the Mo~ re also available $147.00 wk & up. 2274 prv bed & bath trvlne CtrHr YI•• S.itt • t 'D 11 wtmda M prlra mom-lllda •Huge kitchen (7 14)557-0075 'Y • Furnished/ Nwpt Blvd. CM 646-7445 d-557•0450 ... 857_5370 veomplete lanltorlat tr f!J"u • • wanting true frnd; pou •Bit-In ovens & r8n981 Nice iBr 2Ba. lndry tac. No p k N -. . VMuslc NE£0 m.ooo at It% 2nd live together 9tl9·7506. •Patios pets Non-smkr, avatl to ar ewport unfurnished ....... •• S•1re M/F share NB oceanfront Vflevator T.D On Newport 8Mch ' I 14 •Covered Garages Sept 1st S650tmo ·fitness centets. 2724 Apt $500 • deposit Call v-J;ult vlew balconies pcoperty Call 6410-5500 l!-ii1P.1"P.!!o!ir .. !'!P_PM._. •Poot & BBO's 760· "18 or 642-7528 tennis, swimming UNFURN 2bd. 2ba, walk to ~~·5745 --vsecretary 981\'lce or Eves 780-0630 PP 2 ROUND TRte..'TiCREts. •Plush lanscaplng -Makt the smart move to Park Newport, V Ample parking betore I0/1/~6. Orange *Xlnt toclllon across SPARKLING l BR M d I 9 6 Fash Isl $450 +sec, gar, Nea1 FIM pvt bath, pool, 141-1101 GettotriebutcABC's-Co. to Vancouv«. BC from park UTIL PD. QUIET. N-PETS ~ewport Beach's premier luxury address. 0 els open dai '/. avail Im med! 385·4630·d. spa. tennis. gar. $375. ante, basement, and cioset. $600. Orange Co. to •S0<ry, no pets POOL. NEAR SHOPS Furnished and t111furnisbed I. t, & 3 Sorry no pets 786-6770-eves-wknds 549-3177 then getaomeeun. Seattle S600 495--3173 $540/MO. 548-7689 B 365 w WILSON bedroom apartments and townhouses only Newpon each No 142-1171 MESA PINES 2650 Harla I 880 Irvine Avenue tBR 1Ba wtgar S650 minutes from Newport Center ud Fasltion tat IS!hl CLEAN DUPLEX. lbd. pvt ' POOL. spa, bbQ blud. From $89~ to $1800. 64S-t104 yd one n-smkr employed TOP AREA. Quiet. No Pets Jamboree at San Joaquin Rill s Road pa;. son ONL VI $560 +sec *. 549-2447 •. incl util S.6-6028 Townhouse style 28r C714l 644-1900 WTSllE Sharp 2Br 1'hBa, garage. no pets $795. 546-5880 att 6pm 979·3848 Pam ~~'>7B5a. J:11~.et:oc18~~ry I • PiAR K 645-916 I or 644-2270 or Carol 645-5974 UTILITIES PAID NEWPORT 1'1111! 211 Quiet, N-PETS Patio, 1 1ba lrptc,pallo $800 +sec $4 25 avail now Newpo11 Beach So 1700 16tl1 Stree1 tat Do11erl 642·5113 ~. ...•. : : : I : 722..0528 640·53411642-5431 ::;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::::::::::~~~~;t=~;:siiiiii;j .c1_•.r_•_12.._ ________ , ___ ,... ___________ •nia• f REBLOWN OR PAINTED Ooors·Repalr·Alteratlons HANDY ANDY . Malnt & -...-. .... ·v·,-.-.--.-- Atso Int/Ext Painting Cabinets·Panel·Locks-etc Repair SVC Home. Apt & • k.t.11 lvli!MQt'<I 11100.0111~\ 8UZUKI e 23633 ROCKFIELD LAKE FOREST YOUR COMPLETE DEALER' PARTS • SERVICE • SALES ... $2.40 per day That's ALL you pay for 3 lines. 30 day minimum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TODAYll ISi FOR LOIS Your Service Directory Representall11e Uc 11288597 631-9295 35 yrs Hp. Jerry 842-0567 Commercial 760-7 194 Careful-Courteous--Cheap ~----By hr .tor pleoe. tl40..3665 Alr~alt PATIO'S. deck•. fences, • •HANDYMAN•. Parking Area Repairs & general remdlng. Ra· Large or sm~ll I do II •Ill ITUYlll OIL.Liii STIHm •Ylll ot. Resurfacing • Roofing & liable John 760-7132 Pat 531·.5579 or Ive mag Waterproofing• 631-4199 Plus Small Remodel and LARGE OR 1ma11 I i •· . Additions Walls. Doors. • General home repair•. U HSI .wmCff 142-1110 I CAii IEI 8 yrs exp Troy ~8-2077 Orange Co. Orlglnal Student Movers. Insured Uc. t 124-436. &41-8427 NEW Warehouse Storage RELIEF CARE s tAvice ' ' ~-.~------ Emergency! Hr-Day-Wk C11~t1 BHh•J secr1·1-Bkkpg 675-9937 HMf DRYfaN1Nd o;y ..,L..,,f"'H .... ..,•at""'1·N·a-."'M-o•v""1·N .. d""' Cina try whn done. recomd by It•· G81aoe & Yard Clnupa P1rtin/Occ11i111 extc. Cn.1 de c ulllne (re- t1re<11 Waldorf gradu1te, wlll prepare apeclal din- ner In your home, parties. :..!::8 _ ding carpet mtg. 545-6533 Jon S.5-81~2 Expert Carpentry Service Repalr-Remod'l-Addltlona c ••••• , ••crttt HAULING • CLEAN-UPS -7 Days. Lowest rates Doors-etc. 548-4980 Driveways, patlot. paths, Call Barry, 631-4748 Doora-Motdtngs-Bay etc. No Job too small. Wlrtdows.Complete Patios Reas Mickey. 536-0553 HAULING & MOVING Additions. Quality w ork , College Student wllruck #477446 Paut 548-8860 Cltaaiat Stmct Thank you, Lewis etc Call Reggie 639· 7109 oust BulUA§. W 1mo -HAULING a MOVING & up. Wk/Bl-mo. supplies . College Student w/truck l1r1iatJtnict furn Chris 861 -0988 Thanks, Lewis 756-9154 CompanlOfltAldea tor Uve FRIE NOL y TIGERS! Why la1tncti•• In care & Ille hskpg for spend your valuable time the etde<ly (714)833-2009 cleenlng? Free esllmetes. IBM. Compatibles & Mac reasonable 5411-3606 lntosh Computers. $15 Paiatiat Hr One-on-one tutoring. 9!!'iili'"'iP9'-"".,~----t l'iouMCleantng, carpets & Any program or sollware, FINE PAINTING By Rkh- upholatery, windows. etc 979..0551, Gene ard Sinor. 18 yr• of happy Klrbys Malnt 631-5272 - -customers. Uc. 280644. HOUSECLEANING 10 L1 .. 1e1ri•1 Thank-Youl 983-4t 14 YRS EXP. Good ret's. • Lancer• A.A.A. PAINTING Int/Ext own trans. Marla 241-9553 f reeff rlmt Cleanup compl LOWEST po1ttble price. HouMCleanlng 14 yrs exp. gardening. Competltl"• 10 Step SeNlce 662-3235 reliable, reas, free est, own prtoea Chuck S.2-2873 EXTERIOR EXPERTS tran1 Pina S.5·9888 Della K.C TREE s£RVICE-Dlttlcul1 repairs R specialty •ANNE'S HSE CLNG• Top. Trim Removal Qual Llc#288597 631-9295 Cmplte windows paint SeN Lie/Ina. tree est GLASGOW PAINTING vacenc·;•Anne72°2-8572 969-8263 or 536-6696 Int/Ext. 30 yrs exper , MARIE'S Janltorlel Malnt. JAPANESE GARDENING ref's 642-521 4 Prof. clnlng, gd tl(p /refl . SERV Clean..up & Malnt. PAINTER NEEDS WOAKI 24 hr Call Marie 547·5846 Free est Tony, 964·4758 Int/Ext, oelllngs, refln c:.b Wanda & Kelly'I Quality ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE (26) yr1 exp., work guar. HHCleaning, exp., refs, Sod Clean-ups. M1lnt. Davis Pt lntlng 964-3837 642·0405 or 962· 1667 Sprlnkters. etc 850·4 147 QUALITY PAINTING WILL KEEP YOU SHIP Clean Up1•Tree Topping Spec In old "°""' & gral· SHAPE! Experlfnced, re-Shaping-Removing-Haul llttl removal Beat any llable Own supplles. free MIKE 650-3263 bid, guar. work. 675-6088 est. 646-2342 ah 4pm TREES Pa~dat C Topped/remov(ld. Clean-1-.,FifU'iRfiiliAiiijiiif!N!'!llG~l"N.,TEll'IRIP!l"'O•RwS• talllCltH up. new taw"--75.l-3.47& HAN91NG/STRIPPJ~G eUbe CONSTROCftON DUSTY'S l.lndtcape/lawn VISA-MC 873-1512 Concrete work, patio Mein. S«v. Wl<"'lmonth/ Plaiter r COV«I, nwnodtllng '' lloenled. 840-0&a4 1 time Free ttt.~-~ Int,/ xt. ttch .. ,er . CHllRctita COMMERCIAL Landaoape Cu1torn Texturtng. Oual y M11nt Sprtnkler1. soc1, 20 Wor1'. Probtema.-No Prob-1 laU•l•t yralnarea. Tony 845-5124 1em11 #32~ 554-7831 PXflo Covert, d.ck•. c &B LAWN SERVICE Plaa•l•t awnings, quattty workl MOW• EDGE TWICE MO. l~~~~-i.I~'!!"'!"""""!"!""'• Free est Lie 348~ Fin S20-S25 548-5722 J.• lw II• 711-11!.\ available 259-0424__ FULL SERV, GARDENING All plumbing & hMtlng rs NFr~o .. b 12 .. ~!,030or722 amall ..... •li•t/Witleaa Entry I ?ranch 000:1 vv .,...,... By Norman Tht Doorman Clttn-Up. l11nd1cap9, Add1ne-o;;i;n.mr Oak & Ftr 857-DOOR Gardtnfng, ttc For the Tap Quality. Low Prloe bell l<>b don•. 650-3745 Free ett I.lo, 131-2345 rMa n llMtdcal ----------------------------------------'------~·----~ ----~--~--- Ofenoe COMl OAILV Ptl0Tlft1dey, Aug&.c 11. 1t11 *· • •c· ..... "" ...... ClldNI, ....... Cledlll/ .... ""..... "''..... • •• Chail/llllW... ...... • ....... • trm'L • Ali D•ntal "H•PUOnlet. xno;;;:; ™ a;;:n: Lml&. lllUTllT ...... ... -Ill ILL•• Jmil~ LOOiC1ng ,or °""° ..... D-r Good~ ~ pett•tlrM petW'I T.-a I ..., Mto..... ... ... -111-Tt ... ,...... tor ... ~,.,... ........ r I rtD ........... MAAY POPl>INS -,ff & MMMa. ho ,.q'd. Oood typing •1111, ac-,..,_ Ul.D -l>lll-V Oft ... Ill hoer or.--....... e ._.. .. M t I,-. Sltttlng~5.::'2~11land Nwptea;.M2·2t2t ::o~~~~:y !-;;!:n''wn~~ Tiie Ofa,. COMt ~ b~m~ ': CdM f'~.r.J~~..:::~::· =.n:.=."T"~ =11~~ .. ~:!:i i:.a:::.:::111 NEED r91POnt1ble P9'W f~·~ J!!~~ of· ~::.~~~:: ..J:P· ~ to~ ~ ::'':"~ '::. c::: =··or~tf.~ ...... , COftlfTI W/Uf>, 14Ml46 ... ~ ia. Herd ---~ DIWt .... to <*e lor & pi.y Wftt\ tny flee. bp'd wlWOt1t•'e ernefl prMt&gkM ,._. j~ t.e.pt\OM .... .....tone Mutt ~ lll1HJ... tOt lnt.,...... llPSl1. ttM '~· .... lelien ... T ..... ,_. a mo old In Turtl9 "ock Comp Int he4Pf\;I Muac •T-pon 8MCft Law flrrn '*"°" In ow C•••ltled outooln9 & ~· 1• he ..... lwr '40,000 .. o.ooo OOIM\, ...._ tn. .. ~ _.. hm "-'9r9e1'd Caill Mwy h8'l9 OOod ofb ..... T..-np tul-llme po91tlon, ContactJMn&U-1180 A6*119inO ctepertm.nt. Retelle11pet.~.Wefl ~..... .,.,,. C..~I boea c.1117.-0 Pat Mon.Ftt eeo..attt Saler¥ 5.ooordlng to good typing lkMle a mutt, -,/T ••lll•t Mutt 1Yf19 45 wpm, l\aW train. "9JC ~ ... , A Newport 8-ctl etilpywd Of to0 ~ J'"U'1',.....a1 ......_....__ •-T L~ up I '·Cell DiiM Q9f*lil o4&9. etc. c.. ••-prlot telephOnt ..... ••· a.n.ttt•. For CS..alll call i...-1ngqu.-.csbo9t NY._/_,W ;;;ro;" :,;:."'k tat.... tlll 131·HMl51-333e£v.t Su•t-12,173-IHO Buey rMI •ta .. oftlo9. ~.anchptewl'lt, lterlOf'IMlo.pt.Hewport fHl~"9NOe" ~.wtttnnee.t3 F0<F\/.Ctvi.tenlct\ool. b9M6910wM_..&--t-•t ... I.II. Mon·Frl, 9·2. Tyi>lng 60 chMtfUI ~ "°'°9. Stetlontre. M3.1200 AESTAUAANT yrevtt~~1 i.nc:.. APPLY 113-7131 .-,_.CM 831·213' • . L-~... ... •• n AU' wpm. Muet be r,iiabie ' be .. lent Hltry plu• 1400 PK Cou1 Hwy -----~•rnoona. 5 Oeye. For bu9Y ChlroPl'actlc of-Thlt Job It a ~· w.11 groomed. Salary c:onvnla!Mon and gooes ln&IU ULll PIT H9wpoft 8Meh 11UMf..... ~for Af*, &, 7·5284 H.B . .,.. f~. In• exp helpf\ll. 30 Som. rfCO'd kMPlno1 eomm w/exs>« bUt w4H b9Mflt•. , UnlQu. t>outlqu. nMCt• M2.e&e1 Ill -.U Gooc:t drwtno r.eord. lrlr'lg In bufldlng tr9d91 ..,i. TUlml •IT P/T Hra/Wk. Mutt 1uM good good tyi>ing lklllt ano ttaln. Call Joan 131-12M C..C Kath!Mn Oleon f()( tn-S*tonabi., 9nthuelaetlc Haa op9nlnae tor FIT For CMatlan Sotlool Muat MVR. Coela MMe Bk.-Muat ~ twcfwor'k•. ~ 'RV N"' If office lklML SalarY <>PCN\ llOht flllnQ. Good phoM tervl•w appointment, Mlet lady Flex IChedul9 Hott ... /Waltr... ·88 ... • Print 1-----11• Ing to IMrn. "42-4807 I I: PRESCHOOL accOfdlng to •KP l ablH· volee. & J*IOf'lallly ,.q'd, ... 2-4321 •"t. '"'2. f • • be eettlfl•d 1 ~~ ' ...., ,._,... Wfc 12 UNITS ECE REO ty. Call D1ene 131.HM Looking for long t9MI "'" -"" Ideal or eolleg9c:tudenl. THE NEW PORTER Brool<huf•t. Fountain v... 11Uft1Y ...,..-dyt 10..~. 788-7•94 or 5!11·333e EY98 employff. Setery d• •••111111' Tile p~~ 'lrvlne RESORT With tte GRAND tey 9e2·3312 PIT AM & PM ldMI f()( WI' '-P/T Pr.l"sl--lv. LYI.. pend• on IJCP9(. Frlnoe --, ••• , _,__ ~.. ....... reopenlng haathet~ ••• lllTll eott9g9 etud9nt M11et M1191 flew IOIM !Md-._.. ·• t>enefltl; paid vecatlon + --~· ---__ tno poeltlona 1va1t1ble .,... hl¥9 Mpend ear. Hrty ,. ~ exp, handyman Ualaiatrat " 1111 Needed fOf home care. All hOlldayt + P9f'lalon & FfT, pweonaf ble mature C""""t330a u~·-8-y, C"' ~829 Full time count• Nlea In •Fooc:t S..vete "--•no• Now Available ml!Mge 5-49-2002 •KP & work ,.._ tiour.. llhlft•. MVerll locetton•. profit lhaltng ptana, alt peraon or property --"... Retail HardWar• Stor•. *Coc:k•all Serwr• .,_" CotleQe 9 9tudent ol! LUI AlllTI UP JOHN HEAL TH CARE eompeny paid. We an1 a mgmt eo wlln bu1y No SundaVI or .wnlnga •T.._.._ "--atAI• Earn extra eaah lor ~ llUftlY.... Call f13-4tl4 t-5 w..F Tl _,. of R E ""--~-SERVICES 5•" ,.,..,.. 12 """' ...... I .._ .,_ phonea. Mu•t be abi. to e~ St-HW WrlQtht __,........,_ ...,_ .,... ltve<y THE HUNTINGTON ,,, F • r_, · · ......,..,. • ... ~~ yr ..... ....o .. a .. co.,. WOfl< S•turd•YI 9-•pm ll&llWlllPLYW .... ....... CM BEACH/ FOUNTAIN p,. Mon-r1 1""' WIT ' II,_ ~°:~Up~!;:,~~ llMAI. =~r~ell t~•~t~ Good phone mannet a IL-IM.... Co., 128 Roch9ettr, C . Mutt haYe 1·2 yr1 e•· VALLEY INDEPENDENT 2121 Hetbor C.M ~l8lble fOf' INliMen. tle6d + Tr8lnlno. Cell for Front a b9dc omc.. Wiii lor 8'>Pt.142·03&3 mull Call 142-1803 Ellperl9nc9 not MCe8MtY Ul.IS tlAml PIT ~~ ~1~ ~ o.tlYtr 1 d•Y • W.-No DOG LOVER WANTED! llQ, ,.,_., .,,.,._ an appt no.eoe1 Chucil treln College beclc· •~ll'9!1 P/T ll•T?SSllT bu1 highly pref'd, Mu.t M HouMptent. •JCP pref'd PwsonMI Ofta, 1107 coHectlM !_IQ· no aoticitlng Wiii tr8'n oroom ng, D · 99'*81 daM-up Must ground pref. NewpOft -~----hlQnly :"r:eul¥9. WMllng FleJI nr• 145-0210 ust .. ave ~ ch.nge tOlf kennel hetP wortc ..,. w/S*IC* & 11-..ai-al/ln•-• SIM 9ch,FfT,M·F&48-5073 MefrlllL--.. -.Traln-Pa.r1()(Fun tlme tna to ........... d whll........ JamborMAd.NB ear. truck Of •t•llon 5"48-2&480fs.45-5912 "'-•CADt.k ."'..,_ox -.., r·-· .._., doct<>''• ottlce, "-~e "to m-... -==. T~ SalM w•rrERtw•JTAESS w,....on and ln9Uranc:e - _ _,_,_,,__-,,..,. ._ i--~;ifi1;iilir Pert TlrM ORTHO .. __._ Ing Center In Huntington ....... -.. ~~. " ,.. -· Do-· nMd utr• ... '"" 35-40 Hr• Newpqrt lllllPUITllUlllT tent RD"' AEO'd __ -;-1 .. -BMdleMkUQ9Mralof· tnswe<lngphOMa.llghl Send resume: P.O. Box DOl'T IOTHERI HOST/HOSTESS Call 842-14«. eek fOf ,~ Pnarmaceutk:*, et7 W Front---.... .......... Ion. u.... L.13-" .. "3t Mon , ..... T·-flee per.on to work • typing, flltno • ..-'°' t045 ·Tu1tln CA 92e81 PUFFINS JoAnne Cran.y Iha hOlld8Y9? a.com. 811 18th St. NB.142-7511 Vt•-...,... ....,., .,... .,,. ~ R.,.._213-592·l331. · • Un .... you are wtHlng 10· Avon repreMnlatJY9 Cell 1,.-:-::,,,,,.,..,,.,..,..,=-.--='="=~ be enthUllUtlC & 5-4~70 Wed-Tnure total of 30 Hr1/Wk, I -1··. •Earn $500-$1000/Wlc RESTAURANT.COM CASHIER/COUNTER FfT Juantta 137-seH MECHANICS tor BMW ' chMrlul & work..,. wtlh 7:30am·1:30pm 2 W.-• 1111 ..... ._ T"· • !'.-5' ... ~ Tl-•H• • lun I ......,,,. f Call ~tween noon-5pm VW lnlnum 5 • ex P9QP1e. Mu.t hive oooc:t P/Tllll.... a month. Fle11lble hour• rt-••• ,.., ...... "'-v--..... v n a ...-n Hie IOf Loul• 5-40-1381 10 30am-7pm Modern ORtVE~AAT TIME m yr • otflo9 .. 011, Ina evenl"" Med"'-t A~•itant the rem.,nw of the For Nwpt Ben rMI Ht•t• C 1 r cu I at Ion Te I e • •tl'n09phere -Ory Cleanet plant CdM For Newpor1 e.ec:t't Peflenc:e Contact Ello hr• & 90tM Saturd~ FUhton i.iand' 144-0077 In 0 nth . c •II 0. b llrm $4 50/hr 142-3850. marketing Program hU •UM your poeitlve WAIT"7E!' .. IWcooAITKRSESS 873-330e Of 875-1579 he>wel' IN>p, eall 133-1881 S48-1248 Salary open aceordtn0't~ (714)M9·8077 ••k tOf Tom part time Mlel opening• Onettltud9 • OPIL~Y EXP APPLY betwMn 1-2 exp & ablllty. Diane U ••t&-J .. , RECEPTIONIST for bright, 9Mrgetlc ..... • ly work" Hre/Oy N ....... c_.!!!~~a 131-5864/551-3338 Evee Board Certified Plu flc -"""' Outgoing per•on. tor people. II you want to ·~c!fyld ~7=: MILA~~~::~~CU~ANT ..-r8'S IUlln •ma WllTD 89'~1 f« Interview DENT SSS Surg«>n In Ptlm Springe $8 Hr. Home°' our on~. neavy phona & mall. etrn $5.00/hr, $7.00 StralQht commlUlon) BALBOA ISLAND I KIT•I A~':w.~1v~~6-~= lli;M;;iiiiii;m:Mifta E d ALA~ I TANT 9Ml<e AN IOf lnter .. ttng 10 to 18 hour W.-. Wiii Typing 55wpm, t>eneflta eommlsllon tor MCh .... Th OH wllllng people w•199EH le now IPlng appllcarlon1 ., ... WIT I 11per· A w/X·Aey rewarding work In o~ lurnl1h comput•r. Ex· Mon-Fri 8-5 and quallly tor our at-•llould call Rick at .. , .. -lor a lull time cUhlef PRODUCTION m- llOenM .. ~IT. Nwpt Beh and operating faclllty. perlenee Me. Call after MAUI & SONS tractive benefits package (714)540·8508 llll•Mt lttfHrllf Must be Ible to take re-ASSISTANT 11 now ~ting 8'>P*· apeallty ofc 140-5e82 Work 4 dayt paid lor 5 8:30PM. 875-8007 7e8·8011 Karen which Includes medlcal Apply Main St & Balboa on spon•lblllly. el'lergetle CopelytCOlony cation• f« c.ahiw• and --•• I.I--day•, no Wffk_.,,dl or --, ••nllf UQl-f/_.._ covera09 thel'l"'talk to ue Cla~1/lntaaraata Panlnaula 10·12noonA•k and trlendfw. Moth«'• 19 Cablevl91on-Cotta M... Cu----.,_..__ A._, _.,_ _...,_ .. , nlnnt1 Saler co,m _,.,, rn-nrN• today. For an lnlerlllew t p •1~1126 ' Du •--"""II ...... --• ti 1 •• .,. ..... .,_,.....,. NEWPOAT8EACH • • Y ~ Exp.1n0Mdual with gooc:t Wanted·~•lblep/t call 714-540·0301. . 5520 or ete u" a wowing company and 1..,. "' ..,.. -• no n llttane41. PINN aipply at Ar• ~ lootltng '°' • ~dMrRete wletxpereo~a· Englllh and t:ele hone worker with exna.•---In -.-S "'·atral 5530 ol era many benefit•. the production of loCal 225 E. t7th SI .. CM chat '"" cateer op-.,..., eaume o • • . lklll• atr""" "" & ,,_ ..... ,,,.... MATURE Pw90fl Needed .,..., -PleaM a~ at. 225 E orlgln1tlon program·•-------.--:--==---... Clo 011111 Piiot PO Bo• . _... ..• WP, 10·2pm, pleaunt I Th Ible ........ ~ portunlty? WE are look· , • lhortnand helpful. Apply perM>nallty deal ed Uk In card shop, ttexlble hr•. Fts .. lel lslll4 &PT l&UIH 17th St. 01ta M... m no • reapone .. 1 .,. , 15 Ing f0t •friendly, meture. 1560, Costa M ... 92628. In J>9'9on with resume to tor Snaron 95;.20.70 Please apply In peraon at HOSTESSES M1naoer couple, 75 unit candklete 9houkl haV9 • enthu1tutlc pereon 0oe9 ........ t llChOOI Mr. Fu.ntff at Robert 9114 Adams Ave All lhllt• ev911abte compin~T · .college de;r• In com· Avalla61e ln l"1lne .,. wl danl&I expwleflee to "'°' ;;;· 0-h.::-Bern. wmramTrotl & A•· SIOlnUY PICK YOUR OWN HAS Ad111ncemerit C>P90ftun1ty otc. husband malnten-I PllSll&l UST munlcllionl Be lamlllar S300 to seoo. No eoltect- joln our tNm. Top pay. durl~the::~eybe! aoclatff. 1401 Quall St., I pfT a FfT LG. COMM 1 Fuhi<>n l1land Or NB ance Apt + M lary. Exper Mlcollegestudent ~.~":::.::'t':O::: IM~}.~-4· .. ~F!.~-~~. fringe ~lltl, n·9mk per1·tlme JoO'ethe ~ Newport &Meh, CA 928e0 STAR fUI •BONUS, FOR APPT nee Send retume to preferred fOf e11ecut1ve """' m•v ,..,., .,_ 144-0595 111•-•-• p 850-6832 NB Diii 136 Roc;h91ter part lime. non-•m<>tler eta 1 'llcMo camera u l¥>Olfl ltUtd8Y encl Sun----G«lootdnglnctaultled. -5•9 M, Full & Part-time, Mll1no'1 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 640-S335 well Strong r9P0rtlng day morning Call ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• F/C Ligh t typing , flll ng, IUL ISTIR w.ES llallan Restaurant. ---· ----I Piiie wlll alao ~helpful 642-4333. Mk for Klftl phones, cu•lomef Hf· " •~--.a • vice and general office Need• change? Just •tart· Balbo• 875-8171 If 1nterHted contact Marti 1111 - : ( \HH.H Ol'l'OH 1 l '\I I' • duties 8•&-3320 Ing out? Want to become ---.a.ml llLP Andrew• at (7141 lalhPlltt • • lllllEEPER suceesstvl? Before you ...., 0 • N A ·1 bl 549 ... 242 t>etOfe the r• m w a.ys1 •• MA AGER •• SIOlnAIY/TYPtSl do anything call Eldon at Part & Full-time day po.-pen1ngs ow val a e mOYal date 8·18-M Cost M CA92'e28 C.PITEI Grubb & Elll• Co,• com-759-.4830 and tlnd outllf Ilion• ivtil El Roberto. I ~--·------·--=----.....,...-• e F0t CPA nrm In Cosll ·merclal rM I Htate firm 19 llUT wtmll ~llloo llltnd. NB EXCELLENT INCOME NEED MOVING HELP •• \pplu nt 1tllh an· 110,. lir inj! ,11 • •. M .... Pleaaant working seeking a bright. lndlllld· IULlSTATl HEAVY STOCK WORK· CAR ROUTES FOfF~Of-::"~:f"' Y~~."'~rto M~~t~ I ( condition•. gooc:t t>en-ual who po .... MS Hit Dellvery Person wanted 504 ..... t700 •~/Hr .,7 .. .,2~.,. e <·t'plt·• o r rn1111aj!1·m1·n1 1m .. 1tinn.... • etlt•. Growth position typing. dlctaphone I nd GW tor bu1y Newport Beach • E C h o.p°';'"p.357 -" -.. . • I I .J I I tr • ........ grammatical slclll• To.,. Restaurant Reliable .... , Earn xtra •• . ---... ... • "' 1' l•Jlld ... mu .. 1 )I• .... • • -• t I I ·~ II _ .. x· d I I EXP 0 LINE COO" f .... r_ ----ran090f an n erv .... ca mot111a1 ..... Int r11 no For'·ellveryOIThl•Paper ... Of'Growlng ama11 Gift • mol1\1Hrcl. orl'a111L1•d. rlr,ihl1· and • Barbera 833·2900 record FIT 875-7629 .., succeutul nightclub Wrapl O .. ton Co In •. 11oal or11·11t•·d \11ul11 c111t• mu .. 1 l'OJ·o, .• S-d PIT I 1-·1c 1 ask tor Menager Good pay CaM Mon-Fri Cost• M ... ----'-Aft"" ,.. ,.. Full-time general office tu ent or c.... • · Rellll Sales • It 4 AP tor Bob ,_,. -· • e \o\o rkin!! "•'" H111 11t.. • Typing, 10-key. llllng. Attn• Lag Bch, to con-~, PI T SANDWICH PERSON MUNTINGTON BEACH • pm ganlzed, rHQOnalbl•. • • good Ofal & wrttlen com· tlnue lhru IChOOI year MONDAY-FRIDAY '. FACIALIST Cheerful per.on tou1n ••• e Ht•lwhl1• 11•IHd1·. 111l1tl lin·n-.·• munlcatlonskllll Nl•mkr $4/hr 497-1788 ...11.....i.1!-........ 11.30·400PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY -c\MANICUAEST c:epttonaltydlvetllfledaf· • Jilt! ln•UfUIH"I' a 111 11•1 • (714)892-3395 ii--~-955·1330 Needed NOW! Very Oood flee job. P«tect fOf aper-• • Ttclaaical/Tra•n INDEPENDENT opportunity Rent or 900 wanting to get~ •. ~ ,. nffrr "'n•llt•t1I e·orn pn11, lll'n· •. IAllllOlllllllGT IPAl . 5505 r:,•'C ~"'<wo P/TWAITllU commlUlon Call Judy Into the wOft\ force. We f I I I, 1 1 ._:..... ;;;;: .. ~ 020e0 E11p req'd Call Tllur.-Sun 842-4 114 cen trlln Pay com- • t• It'> 1111· 111 "'"· UH 'ara11on' 11n1 • BOOYAEPAIAM 6 N .. •pm CdM673 3515 ~· .. ate le·--·~ "' Has ()9erllng• tor men & " Images 11afine1tat1onery .. ..., _ :..__ D · d k NO IUllOllOIH .......... r w .... _ .......... e holidin•. nwdwal anti d l'nlal 111·: women If you type Exper ienced Laguna and gift SlOfe In Newport S&llW1Cl Ulfl elfver 1 ay a Wee . 67s--0212 : 'urunno. l.0 1111 ... prn1tram. ,,tlun and e 4 0 w Pm Ind a r e Niguel 582·0303 Beach featuring Hallmarl( Par1·tlme t0-3 o· Petite COiiecting, no SOiiciting. c~:f N":c;y~"s~l3 ..... • uultal(t' 11llt1\o\Ull•t' • Interested In elllcellenl •·I 5510 products Weare Melling Cite. 3t30 S HarbOr Mon-Fri 7·30.,,,..·00pm, • • benefit• with I •t•rtlng -" a FULL TIME sties pef· Blvd s A 5•9-8060 Must have dependable car I HELP•. FLOWER SHOP heavy ptionee, no HP e \ppl' in p1·r .. 11n 111, • ., thru • salary of S7 73/Hr. 40 son If you have high ' __ Sai.t/Oellvery eitp r9e1 tO-k a 1.....,1 typing e f e Hrs/Wk Ctll 1133-04 t1 lllllllOISll standards and enjoy fl(llR•--( truck Or S tatton wagon and partllme.fle•lblehrs ~--"tofr/~·on·~-- • hur .. 2 Ofl-ll no ,. Ill • w k f 'T'""1·s Bob""'" "'""'_.. .._....... __.... ........~ Ext 350 tOf Interview. or ~ ,...,.. -1 cseaong with the publlc. Taking ippllcatlon• tor call 8 30-89m 5-40-2379 puter. 15 OO/hr ~ • OIAll!E COAST PUILISHlll! CO • 4601 Jamboree, Newport HottHt new product Our please can Junan at Hostess. Cocktall/Oyater insurance ac>ply in per.on to e • • • • Beach EOE people are malung II blgl 631 -11888 f~ an appt I Bar /Day food waltrnse• Miii OUIMll SlC BQOl(S ONT APE • 330 W B St • Call nowt• 873-1520 -----Hosten· (•tart $8/hr) Help wanted immed 729 Fetid St • . ay . • UULSICln&aY I E11ckJ•lve Invitation the)9 Anotheflummer -and Apply in per•on 819 CALL 842 -1444 own trans 5"45-094Sl S48-552S : Costa Mesa, CA 92626 : HunungtonBeactlLaw offering permanent PIT anotheryearlharnoone Sleepy HallOW. Laguna HOUSECLEANEASI E•· • EOE • FlrmneectstvllllmeMC position AP9fylnperson. roderhebicyde97Sellthe Beach nopt1oneca1111 Ask for JoAnne Craney perieneed • good P•Y ACIUlifledao -tcollttle e e w/1yr callfexplngeneral The Ulttmate Invitation. wtthadaUlfledadendbuV OoyoutbuylngandMltlngat Mt F Must. t1a11e car OU)',llec:ommandtalotof • • • • • •• • • •• •• • e • e e e •• e •• • neld, can 8•7"'6CM 1 Atrium Cour1. Fashion l•I .ome1hlng you do need the dalalfled market.. S48-0821 attenuon /ft ie ~;(elf lfa:r SouthCo. ty VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU :t:t:COME SEE WH Y IN ·THE NATION '86 Cabriolet I 0 11 1'8~ . . FACTORY STICKER $14,650 FACTORY STICKER $11,788 YOUR PRICE $11,995 $2655 YOUR PRICE :::~ ·-~$10,495 $1293 You Save '84 Dodge Ven Loaded Convttr91on 1t 1HUK419 $11,995 188JMp CherokM 4\110 *llo ... AMl'M ~ lwe 9"9 ttd • INWVt4a $12,115 'IO Meade 821 s apd. ••r. AM/FM tlereo can a on1y S4,000 m1 lf6321PZ $2995 '85 OTI S tC1C1 AIC luNOOI 1«1 toer411 eO•f'Ofl ·~ ·~tl You Save '85 Honde CAX 5 1p<1. AM/FM aterao cau. C::Ull Whit 1012478 sens '84 VW GTI 6 tOC1 .,, AMIFM UH -·oot. -j .,,,.. onto/ ~ ....... t1JVU»1 '84 Rabbit Wolfaburg & tp<I, ell. AM/r M ~••• • 1KNYl11 $5995 '82 BMW 320t Loaded, tow mlles • 1ERJ283 $10,995 '85 VW Conv. AUii) A c AM1rM ell~' CU"llOrT• wh~I-IOW mile' r., .. engtnfl •f'd 11 1MXC6:\6 $11,995 'n VW Sclrroco R41d. 4 lpd AM /FM c 111 Sun roof •2AWS118 $2995 ---·--- i THE NEW EDDIE HOPPER CHEVROLET INVITES YOU TO COME IN & AmencO\ be'' 9°' m1lo9e bo\ed on sA-v•11 ' $6199 I/IN : ]0116J va '86 l/2 ·roN P/U. 4uto p 5 wo1 k • •·udy · pkq' Good selection f J. plus Suba,.bons oK • Ton's S 8 Io z e,. s , V llc:a zers, Ast,.ovonsf .' on & SA Vf ON FINANCING! RATES AS LOW AS 5 9 Of. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE e /0 ON SELE~~': MODELS . 'SO CHEVY PICK UP • -'"I '84 FORD 82 CMC RAN CU S IS PU • I ---------' , TRUCK S~LE ) '11 FORD , f 250 PU .. '83 CHEVY '12 CHEVY '14 NISSAN S 10 4,4 PU K llAZU 414 .. ... ... . .. • ' ,. . ...... I ... ...... , • -., ~·. 10511 Gnen Grove Blvd., Gm'llln Grove 714·534·2700 213·924· 1888 -------- 'U S-10 llAUR 414 ltlfli;.. ' • ••• t "'.,. ......... 1 ... .. 88 Oiange Coat OAll.Y PILOT/ Friday. August 15, 198e !••!•! .. !d!,_ __ .;..;.! ... !!!' ........ fllTtml.,. DfNINO ROOM I pc9 IUll--Slameee MUI, F, 2 mot. FIMng. eN 'ohonee.. lite len Provenclal X'lnt <iOel blel:*. big GrMn bkPG. Mon-l-'r1. Wtl vein cond. Cott 12200 wltMI eyet. tal lhotl Allwgy. · '31~ ~ HOO obo 6'S.7555 must Mii U&. "4-1201 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Htind ~ SpanWI oek PiaMt UI NIT,_ ~~~f,21,'~ 1111 ,_.... Vlata Del Oro 7IO-t243 MIT ...... Very buay ctreulatlon of. ...S l)Md, frultWOOd tlneh. •11 ~ flMde • Pl" tim. cond. S 1500, 640--5430 employee to anawer Almott new (9 mot) ---------phonH and dl•patch Elega111 eontpry bdrm Nt BALDWIN Actoeonlc eon- metH04M. Houre are: lnel armolr•. t~ drw, soi. pl~. ,_ c:ond, Monday thru Friday, 4 30 3pc: llv rm autte, gl.., top waln'4,.flnflh, $1515 obo to 8·30. and Sunday cotr .. 11nd tbla. 3 pc ent Dy 891.9177 ev472-4324 mornlnQ9. 9:00 to 10:30 Cir. 548-0773 Iv mtg, TIGER OA.C UPRIGHT am. Siartlnt ulary It MOVING! Mull Sacrlfictl Hamllton-•lfea<ly tuned 14.00 per hOur. Apply In Beau11tul Art Dee<> C<Mih W/BENCH. $1000 ~· Monday thru 6 matc:hlng ehelr 962·0194 ay. 2 oo to 5 00 875•6373 Wll' _ ... Ill PM. AMI f()( 0.bbla Of ---,,--,,--""'"'"'en 8*n 8.42-4321 Moving Sele Sofe1. PECAN. WIBENCH. LIKE tov•ts game tbl. ooct<talf NEW. 1750, 848-32" tbls. end t1*. wall units. Pwm P/T poeltlon •"all. TV1, 111r101. lampe, licycln .... 8126/M. Vari.cl duties wstir/dryr. acc:eN, etc Incl dellvetlng W U T..... 720-9088 819-459· 1380 Lita 11 IPIU Ill grama At 1ea11 t8 Yf9 old Eatr9 b&llte1. Good & have ~ c. $4/hr + llYM Ulf1 condition 631-0447 S 10/wll tor g11 Call L-lhaped eol• (wtlt "-....a 11.-5 Darflene 545-1194 btwn cotton>. 1 yr Oki lrertia1 .... , ... !Mpm, M-F Melching glua 10$) 1.0. -- PERSONAL LINES cocktl•I & end tables CIUIOTtll IMW INSURANCE RATERS g,1:~·:6d:~~::I' Augu11 16 & 17, hOurl 9-5 We'll IOoklng for ltlatP In-chairs (blue) All furniture Buy -Siii • Trade d1vldual1/f11t IHrnere in ••~lent condition oc FaJrground1, CM, who would Ilk• to be-I BEAUTIFUL SETI enter Gate 5 oft Arlington corM personal llne1 In 1 eur81'1C41 raten with our Microwave, Suzy PRECOR 612 rowing ma· company Mtnlnum 6 I 720-048 l/540·2367 chine S200 deluKewe!Qhl month• olltce tJA· OAK TABLE bench $100, both new P411lence. and mu1t type DOUBLE BED cond. 6 .. 2-0248 llt 89"1 40 wpm accuar11e1y tOf II 1-'8ot n, Ste-,-"-, -El-ec-tr-taica m0<e Info 0< to schedule __ and eppo1n1ment pteaee 10n Serta matt, bx sc>ngs.1 _______ IOl .... ._O~ call 556-1700 X-304 lrm. lltra firm, new cond Kloss 6'1\' ScrHn fV TUISAllHIC& S 135 Twn melt, bupng, wltuner. New $3500, Siii JlllUICf !rm, $50 557-4329 $1500. Call 497--4654 3f 20 Brlttol-6th tt AATIAN din set, wtit-$400 Son_y Component Stereo Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Wicker w/brn uphol1tery Sye, 80 wat11/c:hannel. EOE M/F teeflonal $400, Or best incredible sound, 18 mos PfSTClmOL TtclltO&I Local Pest Control Com- pany needs route lech· nic1n. we iraln Call Mr Taylor between 8 t2 11 otter 64~6456 old, Pd S 1600 Must 1911 SPINET PIANO S 1100, $800 obO. Biii 261· t 133 3 •6' glass table top $25, SONY TRINITRON 26" (21 4 drwr wood Ille cabi· Color Console Remote nets S25 ea a..~606 control. cable ready lli1ctllaaff.1 015 S3SOlobO, 548-6867 11• a.......... •• au....... .. ti• Aa• \!!d] I ... llM &1• .. ,..,.. • 1• •11••.. TIP SSS Piii 'cyllndet • wM. MK ml fOt PWl'IC*ed S3t50. ~2-2305 M4tt*-leftl ... .,, 11111m11U11 Oood oondltlOnl ToP Mei Old9I PTteee Paid ~ CALL P!'TEA or RAV M8Z '71 2200 M II. .... If •llTI Strong q , tfWll need• "81 ·-·· llUllWll• AU.111111 lllllU DOMESTIC & FOREIGN 19202 BEACH BLVD. rebtt. S tfOO 080. 2130t71•'37·2333 6'~114 ____,,,...,..,,--...,,...,...,==-~== •n •• 2• M8Z '71 2IOSE :u C'PE. 7a.OOO ml Nn• greall completely rHtored. s 1aoo FIRMI 873-80 t t enrf, .ir. bltt/pelamlno --------i.th 1n1, Tradltion.&.wtlll & Qht<>m' Mere.dee llloyt. CHRIS CAA 2~ 114/NM1M Wllraller, tuna lower, _.....;,.·-~---- llo,htlng cna1r, Volvo 110, A ate / .. New Continental tlrM. (Muat S••) 12-4,900 • 142-38111 S6000/ob0, PC>U trade P11h HU for earltruci(, 845-e130 PORSCHE •78 924, bltl, GLS 12'. 52 Evlnrude 35 PllF. CAI ODE. alf. eunrf, lle<IO. Very hp, reconditioned, trl, POLISH ONCO YEAR orig. Mutt be seenl anchor. Jeekell, 1te W0<k Gu1r. Don 754-4351 14050 obo Con1lder $700 Obo. 848-4083 4 "'"I ift J~ ... 1~=;;~~;!1;;~ ~= ~1~:''., pet11 l1U IMtl 7014 Ml EXCELLENT CONDITION 12' KITE WfTRAllER CJf 185-AEB •WTI ,........ MBZ 'IM sooso. GD SHAPE. SAIL TODAY 6 cy11nder, 5spd, pa, CUS· DELIVERY DEPARTMENT Black/11\rf, pa1om1no lthr, $375, CALL MA.AK tom tires & wheel•. roll McLIDEN'S BMW etereo. alloys, 31K ml. full 523-02841992·8985 bar pad. custom center M records, warranty. Make 1965 21' COLUMBIA d1y console. 16.000 ml. pp, M·F tUlt, S·S ti" 8 otferltak• over IM. Otc oiler Make ofter $9,900/obo, 73.1-2103. 826S EuclldSI 478-0330 Hm 497~94 s a 8 • 1 11 o o • d • y s or 1suzu '116 TROOPER 2 Fullerton. CA -·--.... 11.-. -6 714-el06300 .. _ ---493 224-evenlngl LS. lmmac. ale, Spwr 213-69l-6701 5-SP, AC, AM/FM CNI, t9' D1y Saller, home bullt brks/atrg, lo ml. 11k crutM conlrof. w/trlr. u ill , xlru, gd obo 6-40-7153 BMW 835CSI '85 ltc:tJ 2BKf794 cond . $2500 Call I 'II .IHP OlflllH Peart blk/blk Int, Ilk• new tlHI 841-t3 .. 1alter6pm 11_.. 619-756-33160< -619-581·1183 ·77 ISLANDER 38 Loaded F&OT•Y llUTE HEVY '8"' Cevll'--,,.·S-.... -.... -. Rec survey, l'llng m11t.d1t. ., .... .... .. .. teak/Int ehower. teak & llAlll Ol&IT pwr steer. A/C, t7.000 nolly IOI• 988-5902 P P Je.,/lti .. tt ml, aqua blue m11chtng -trbo c inl • 121945 S5e95. CL&lllC GAL 20 2524 Har r osta Me11 Cormier Suzuki 770-7001 THEODORE ROBINS fORD 'l ObO •i&llllON lll\1 0 CO'>IA M l \A 641 0010 Gre1t o'nlter/dayseller/ 14l·I021 -OATSUN •74 2llOX clasa r1c:er Clean & Tracks 9035 1 r.:========il sound cond With o .B lw.iiiiiOii.., ____ ...,....,. Red/black. anrl, bra. good II ,,.. .. ..., ... SS2SO OBO PLYMOUTH '81 Arrow. motor. new llr94, S22SO. H/548·5468. W/548-7285 auto,w/cabover c:amper. (714)968-1318 HOBIE SUPER Buy! 16' ~,!!T!ip.~~~04:bo. '75 DATSUN 2802 wl traller, bo.'< .wru..~---------Looks great ind rune good c:ond S975 obo TIYITl TllOI 'II great 12950 549-3185 963 5353 4-SP. low mUes, super IATlll 'll l10 4 aJ4 clean Lie• 2RM2211 new t1re1, run1 greatl ""' $700 646-8382 11111 PORSCHr AUDI C.HEVROLE.l ttl9h .. 1 Ou•ll111 Stal•• a S.rvl(• ....... lYllUIU UPTOeGMOS, ON APPROVED CREDIT 8.93 llllAL PEIOUTAIE UTE UPT038MOS ON APPROVED CREDIT 9.93 lllllL PEIOllTAIE UTE UP TO llOMOS ON»~OVEO CREDIT lllLLIEW YIWW&IUI 11 ITICI autCK '"4 RIVIERA COAV!TTI! '10 ntru B!AICk pMf1 llnfth, IUlly cond. M09, wtlfte/r9d lolded .... ttw,.We~ LT1 OtlO OMW, M1't .,.. ~·.ooo low mitle. IYt saeoo 912.e10& •40753e 110."5 COtmler 8'aukl 770-7001 ... '71 ... 8 tK ottQ ntl, aood oono BUICK DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY '"' 01'0 75'-toel , ..... i.. .. Loeded *'P<I"* equip, ... "*. and .. t"6I for onlY 19"5. t 1MF!150) JoMton & $on Linc. Mere. 5-4().MSO P•PmlllT'll FUTURA • .. Doot. auto. air,~ atMflng.poww brak•. a cYI and ~ more. (1E0"'968) ~995. Johnton & Son Linc. Mere: 540-5e30 FORD 1972 Y~ Pinto RunabOut, xlnt m01or. MW tune-up, radio, air, 11000 Ca.11 411·2781 , •• ti ..... ssoo OBO. 722-97&7 After 5 PM FORD '73 Pinto, runt, need• minor engine w.oR 5400 c.11 545-074e FORD '84 TEMPO OL. -4 dr, auto, pwr at..,, AJC, 11p1ne whtle, greet eond. "202391 ..... 995. . COtmllr Suzuki n().7001 292~ Hltl>O< 114..i C.M 979·2500 ------- ..... 'II LI Slllt 4 Dr, lots ol power equip, hard to tlnd V8 .ng. In FOAD ESCORT '82 Hatehb-.ctc·Reblt eng. new tlrM, gd body, S 1800, 845-5830 .. 211'1'MWAlll Auto, air. cru11e, tllt, stereo, power IOcile. Lie# 1~99 ..... THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10t.0 HARllO A lll "'D (0\IA M l\A f o4 J 11010 t>eeutltut blue & mllchlng FORD MUSTAHO '7 .. 979-602t MANAGER For ottiu wppty 11ore lmmed cwemng 10< exp enetgetlC leader Soutti CoaSI Plaza area salary lo S t400/mo • benelfll A DANISH WOOi Rug-ex9 Orange· bu rgu nd y-brn, TIGER OAK Upright piano already tuned S1.000 call 962-0t64 t1land9f' 30' MKll, crulte equipped. well main- tained Newport slip Tru•;;ati•• s23.500 645-2787 Li11 eral 1611 UH 14 • llllfl INFLA~ABLE BOAT 1 f 9" EXCELLENT COND THEODORE ROBINS NISSAN '85 Maxim• GL Wagon. 9k ml, fully loaded. EJCcetlent cond $12,800 846-76'1 ,,, . ., ... ,,,., wur ~ 1442 S Bristol. SA 141·0220 blue V91our Int, wire ~ e eyt, low ml, gd c:ond, covers. much more ........, ....-11200 11nn (1MGM3810) $11,595 .,.,..z e:t°s'.-5830 ' Johnson & Son Unc 1-...,..,,-=-=..,...,-==--=-=-=-- EOE 979.5g.4 P/l llSP&TCI lllYEll AIR frame wlter bed mat· tress t980 RX7 Bra 540-4473 Compt Nursery tel Men's 0 Neill wet·SUll, Whirl· pool 24 cu It Side/Side Relrtg Freezer 968-4856 ESTATE SALEI Retrlg, new 1lngle & ktng bedl, sofa bed, 70 vw cotlllert. solid walnut bdrm aet, 1tereo c.blnet & modular large 8 HP Suzuki O/B $2200/0BO. 557-0•~ engine & !Ink S 1300 -CASH 720-3979 Newf)On 28. xlnt cond. __ _ well equ1pt c:iean In/out. ftwtr IMtl 7012 NwplSllp MuSI Niii SISK Ev/wknd 733-1296 13· Boston wnaler, 40hp - Johnson. big wtleet trlr. ISH,1/Dtcb/Sttraft lull cover mint cond j 7022 $3200 S.8-3874 -- -30' ll&T SLIP 18' NEWf>?RT ELECTRIC Max 30 No sallboet• PACKET 83, new bal $250/mo 548-2420 tertes. xlnt cond $12,000 pp. 714-964-2080 SLIPS AVAILABLE FORD 1060 HARllOA Ill VD CO!>IA M l\& 641 0010 445 F Co .. 1 ""'" N•wpor1 Buch l/W '71 &Yg, t>e191, 10K ml DELORfA}.I '81, Plrlec1 673-t9eo onrebl1eng.newradllll, cond. 5 apd, air, pow9f, good cond. $1800 Call Viii IMO S17.500 7141650-S.83_ 673-2018 Lv Msg OOOGE van Convenlon '11.U PIRIM PORSCHE ,77 924• air, al-l/W ·7 t SOUAREBACK 1985. AIC. AM/FM Red/Bleck. moon roof, loys, P77'a, service r&-Xlnt cond, pride of own- cassette tS,000 mi 4 on cust whit. Ilk• new cond, cords, lmmte, must ... , erShlp You have to Me floor slant 6 cyl 14Kml, 3 yr warr1nty 53695 ob07l4/837-03 .. 2· this one!· 68K orig ml 540-.. 473 avail Sale priced II --$2500 Cell 549-3265 Merc S•0-5830 FORD MUST ANG '78 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of late model, low mileage Cadlllacs In Orange County! See u1 todayt Auto. sunroof, ale, am/fm assette, V8.S2100/obo 54&-6721 u.LI TIWI Ill .. 2 Loaded With r>O"* equtp. m 1n1, wire wh1el1, teeth« and much more. (IG 1Wp470 $995. JoM- IOn & Son Linc Mere 111,111 PORSCHE '81 924 CPE. 5 VW'72Convert, 'allwtlltl', AICtil•1•11'1~c'1 -..5 052608 spd. ~~cnroo:. ate::o nu brkt/elutchltlres/lop LINCOLN MARC IV ·74 m 'II SllMIS can. • a arm, a, Am/Im c:ass. e11ll c:ond 2800 H1rt>or Blvd 11 37,000 low mlles. xlnt COST• MES• Wht, 120K ml, new tlr•. 540-5630 &40-9100 KAIZER '51 Frazer $1000 llPllTS cond. $8995 Cormier $4200 ObO 75t-'4842 "" "' orig ownr, best offer over • Needed to dellVtlf tear sheets 10< the Dally Piiot 4 Hrs on Friday ah!!f· noons, SS/Hr • gas el· lowance Must nave re- Ila ble 1ransport111on Con1ac1 Lisa Smith a..2,.321 Ei-t 275 wall unll. 963·8377 24' Chrlscral1, VS. glass Sizes 25', 30' and 35' Call 642·4644 9-Spm, Mon-Fr1 A real collecior's ltemt tOOI Quell St .NB Suzuki, 770-7001 l/W •77 BUG CONVERT CADILLAC '72 Coupe de $2400. 673-9•25. 6N:2~0Pf9'~8~ve"s S::~at:;; 833-9300 PHIOll t 1.. "Champ1lgne Edition". VIiie New battery. new 1---------E OISE t\ull. deep v. euddy cab. eunm COIHL IRE •• VHS. head. runs great. FI T or PIT Mon·Fn 18•lO w/1oolshed drtpsys seats 7. NB dock, 7 30am-4pm. no e"p nee. & tan $300 1 a..6-4063 $4900/ofter a..2-96611 $4 00/hr Apply in per1on I Ill Stlntrlo II 26' SEA RAY Sundancer WANTED Slip for beaull· lul 46' Classic wooden boat Cell 673-2668 or 644· t058 • 45K ml. Kint. 1 owner tag• imog oen • cualom Aattl la;rt...-tl OO HONDA '79 Accord 4dr. ·72 Blk/Blkl Orig Ownr. 15750 494•2417 evtwknd seat covers, new vin)'I p/1, p/b, 5apd, air. needl Stored 6 yrs $3500 OBO ___ 1op, xlnt In-out S t250. ALFA SPtO A 19a3. Ivory, lrans work S 1800 llrm. 675-6375 l/W '84 VANAGON GL. 7 646-4112 JllllSll I Sii Or111e Ct11ty'1 oi.ut Li1col1/lerc1ry •ultr dti• &ltt1 ,.. ,ulity. BOOKS ON TAPE Typewriter. e•lt cond 1979 NEW ENGINE 36K m t hard top. 494-3572 pass, auto. c:ass, 2 tone ~ ------ (10166050) Sl0,995 HONDAT2Clvlc l500DX '81 RABBIT convert. Cot· blue, 21,000 miles, 111r1 C"DILLAC '78CONV 729 Farad CM $395 536-9676 Electronics, 1mma<:ulate 548-5525 ...... MATISSE S (Red Room> priced to sell ask for ...,.c;k Misc. Traat,.rtatiH 1 Beach Imports. 752-0900 5 tpd, am/Im cut. new mos silver/blk, 1911 teat, sharp #04365• 18995. Blk on blk, 68K O<lg ml •-ti I -ly ,12-uras & brakes good cass. Hint c:ond. $5500 Cormier Suzuki 770-7001 Perfect Cond MtttrCJclH/ -• • H cond 1 owner • S2000 obO 544·2609 Geryl -CUTIER LEASING ulu. HrriCt. ' ltHi•& 2' 2' Hir11or ltd C.sll ltu S4t·SUt Recreation YOUTH CENTER COORDINATOR PUT-TllE 48A36 011. perfect framed d-250·851 t e-5•8-8489 Sl200 Tradt1onal d~ '81 Searay 26' E11press Sacnhce 760-6776 Cruiser Loaded' Xlnt ScHttn ao11 I c!::~~. s~~ ~~~1a~re 1 _c ASH T_ALKS 494-3468 RENAULT ALLIANCE '83 Re:ii' :~~ c~= ·~~... OALL 102-111-0111 MALIBU '76 daaelc. l'\Jl\I 8 1 YA MAHA 6 SOJ -ISUZU '85 lmpulM. mlnt, 4 door, grey, IUIO, ale. am/fm cass, lheep eklnl, CADILLAC '85 Eldor9d<> good, CUI, al e, pwr SPECIAL 17 000 miles. :Iii fully loaded, ale. ttereo. stereo. 2 new Ur•. 27K Kint cond, $4200/ob0, tan wltan llhr •Int conct' brkl ltrg. ••Int lr1nep eiicellen1 condition • ...., cass. Uni wind 30K ml ml. $4200, 963-'4684 Steve 673-2389• Iv mag 1 tK ml, Fuily equlp1: "475 obo. a..s-oe75 962·4349 9lllft S9500 786-5e70 ev11 _ *PEUGEOT * vw CONV BUG '72 117.950 640-8634 '11 IUI ..... Wll JAGUAR SOVEREIGN '85 * MASTERA Tl * Auto. body In grN1 lhape, WI 11J AU.11&111 Fully IOeded, IM1Mr. caM. cond w 10 Zodltl & eng MISC BARGAINS• wet bar • shp g trlr a..0.5075 relrig drssr guitars amp accord11ns etc 85 21,. Beyllner CASH ONLY' 536· 7347 Bowroder radio trog S6 18-S7 52 MOVING·mUll sell Sol•· \O•lel COiier trlr Ski Respons11>1e tor promoting love seat cocktail & end I equip!, ell cond 968-t3 l6 and conducting rec tables. silk plants micro-I' fllllllUSI lllltll reeuon eGt1111tHtS such as wave plus me><e Super I 11 tlP SUelll games team sports ans reasonable' 559-8212 ~ • and cralls tournaments •Perteet lor apt trosllree 1644~}~al!~~~~7sun and general supe<111tion tyr old lrtg S2SO Frig· 675-7957 t983 GPZ t 100 red 3900 I Sit.APL y THE BE. ST m1 MINT cond' (stored Sales • ServlOll • Leasing 19 mo) MOVING! $3000 I EUROPEAN ()£LIVERY obo 675-6373 M/SELLI tS•O JAMBOREE RO. HONDA '85 ELITE NEWPORT BEACH DELUXE·RED ALARM • Ad1acefa 10 Fashion Island EXCELLENT CONDITION 01*! 7 Da~ a Week s 13001080 6•4-0574 640·6444 at a RKreallon Center •daire 16 cu 11 uprighl trzr ReQu1tes graduation s75 Apl sz elec dryr. t------------------------------4 from h1gr. ,c,hool and 2 plugs 1n10 1 tO Qnsz stpr years c;oneoe desiroble 5011 s75 000 675-4203 with Pf <Jr Rocreauon ma1or Mu'I De 111:>16 to SQf' A !'WO piece lull size c,ommunlcale and worlc mattress end tables and Nell with boys and girls lamp, ALL LIKE NEW ages 6 aml older S1an 759·89431833-9824 Am1hrac1te gry, gry lthr * ALFA ROMEO * 9119 Just rebll, $2200• pp, USED CARS & TRUCKS 9 pu.enger. V8 Int, anlr. EurQPI wheet1, *SAAB * BITTER• 545-522• COME IN OR CALL FOR # 1BGB2tll0 many eKtrll, EPA/DOT ~·EA--H-0-VW FASTBACK '74-Fiii •-• .. •• tNH cena. $31,500, 875-11581 ' Stlel! "hltt, rune ltrong Ml~~- 'IST If f TIE ll&Tl · 1 • needs paint. saso -lln " 494-25521497-1597 ""~-~ THEODORE . ROBINS New '86 VW R1bblt con· * 752-0900 * VW SUPER BEETLE .74 1821 t BEACH BLVD lltlflll'>te red with wttlte ALL NEW cluth. tlret. HUNTINGTON BEACH us m odet Loaded! l .. l-lotl• ... 1·1111 S 12.500 obO 650·4090 tune-up, stereo cus w/4 • , - MA SERA Tl Bl TURBO '84 & '85 EKecut111e Care SAVE S$SSS Beach Import&, 752·0900 '11300 D ~. ~ 770-7001 ))963 Roe.~ llOld La•• r or•l r A spkrs. upholstery rrt & Olm ,14 OlntTTI back, & cover, S 1975, .. .. C Tll A .. /F•• a.. t-7002 ... uto, "'' • t. ,.., ,.., -----c11eette VW SUPERRBEETLE '74 Liew 1KUR04 I SUNBUG·GRT SHAPE •lftl ALL OPTIONS • $2200. a..5-5224 fORD 2060 HARBOR Ill VO COSTA Ml!>A 641 0010 ............. 4 Dr. lots of power equtp. dard First Aid Card and I CPR cerllllcation For de-TRIPLE malch drsr & n1te l'!:~llll 1a1l!I concern•o hours ' sin<t wht gld trim $70 S Swvl •(k• wht $25 Blu WI ~IC conlact PARK Bnd 8 tO . tOO 645-952 t RECREA TION DEPT ruo 1 • I MBZTrade - Silver Blue Low Miies ,.-, - Sunroof lull service re-I -·•-: ~ IAl.I cords. wlll not dluppotnl I IPlll111 - Aatn Dt•fftlc t300 Alll'llllm.JI ....... 141-1112 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HAUO R ll \/ D CO!>TA Ml\A 6A1 0010 In t>eeutlful beig4I With m1tchtng brown cloth In- terior ( t NJK69) S 11,995 Jonnson & Son line. Mere 540-5830 ••• , 11&11 Y1 '11 2 Or, Designer Serles with urrlage top. Loaded with power equip (1GOE17 ti et $25,995 HJOPCD 1111 C•ty Hall 130-0 NPwpor1 Coap1ten 6011 B111d Newport Blvd CA -92658 7141 &44 J tS 1 ATARI 800 w/all ACCESS EQua Qppt 1 Employer Incl disc dr pnnter etc . •u ... llNITI • No Add1tion,1 Otal'I ~~DI I · 1··~::1:,~~-0lft' ,f::;2~3~~:-~~ . =!~~~,~ JIMCLICIC 'DI/RENAULT JEEP . 17995 Jonnson & Son CHEVY 80 Camaro. lo ml. line Mere: 540-5830 V8. l·t()S)I, air, sle<IO, __ ----great lor kids paid S t800 SAILBOAT CHARTER asking S600 675-5038 FLEET nl'ed p+-r,on 10 serv ce c.oal5 and do ~ '11 100 SI .f et <Hit /a111'4 $0'1 $3650 O BO CALL ILIS 'U 640-9 193 0< 548-9797 CUTLASS SUPREME CHEVY '82 Cevlllar red, 4 BROUGHAM, auto, 11r. dr, auto, 1m/fm cass. air, PIS, P/Wlndowa, can, 10 m1, e•ll cond. $3750 lilt lie# 1FY0568 mono• repa;r' S•S-7 100 FrH to YH 6022 SERVI(. E ST A TION AT -E To good hOfT1& 6 fEND/lNT F1PT CMvron monlh old PUPPY Ger· S1a11on 3000 F3.,..,1,,w m.in Sh"!>ardlChl)w mix CM AP"'~ n ~'"r~on• 642 2106 SERVICE Sr AT ION ATT ENCJM~T Eapenenu-d ""P'v tn i;.er f "4Ff to good home male h.i!to Apso tns•de dog -:i;M w81~5 6•6 8800 \On 3190 Ha•M• C M Jewelry /Fan/ Art SERVICE STA TION AT 6025 ' TENOANT F T P'T My c 0 m m 1 5 'l 1 o n AUOEMARS p1quet t8K Eves/Oa s 673 3320 Y"llow gold 1 t3 6 grams Y Hand worked. cast mesh Veterinary Hospital bracelet wtrope style Need• uper1enced Night I hnks 493-•446 Atte ndant '3 ,F &F h bl .. NI ht /WMJk Apply at 81:>VIOU'! as 1ona e 0 s ., C. blk iamb '• tngth oper& 125 Meea Ori 11· oita, coat wh! cutts & collar 1n Meaa 631 ·t030 fmbll mink never worn only S500 Call 760-5374 2nd mink c.011 collar free 1a,1.,. ••• WHIM 5535 1 Office Faraitare ~~~ =!ason&bte• l E••iraeat 6047 5•9 .3 t 77 IBM COrreetlng Selecirlc Typewuter 15· camage, S300 }(lnl cond 497-4654 FAI::" Cold TOP OUALITY furniture 1t :::=!!!! tell tnan hell prlce1 En-AITlell CIAllS 11r1 oHICe of t>eautllut 2 Qt* Or.....-1 55 1·4809 leak & Olk furn desk _ ---chalre, credenzas. oon--"'1l11ttt IOl l farence tbl, rec.pllon --1._ ·-.. -•s turn dr11tlng 1b11, plan _, ,.,.. ... ..-,.; I rtclll. dict1t1ng equip, LIS Hl·l 1U teg11 1111ng cab1ne11, KENMORE ELEC DRYER more 846•4405 Exc:ellenl cond $95 V S E D 0 F F I C E OK&M dbl oven. built 1n FURNITURE & EQUIP 150. $4&-6705 MENT CALL 979.5039 Mayt.. wait* & d~. Pttl I h i•&ll 1041 •vocado green ••~ten~ cond S400 tor Doth ClllHH Sll•r·P•f '"·' ~~8 6302 Snow quar11y-Klp1r a ch•mp1on llne Gor-geou1 SE.AAS Upr!Oht freeter · tO!'ll ol wr1nkte1 3 left H01polnt Refrlg. Wttrdl S t200·S 1500 8.42-9057 E1eC1 Ory Whlrl Pool G11 Geaeral 6102 Ce1t1 •n• 6124 ~mat '144 2 Family S1111Sun 9.s llYlll SMll Neighborhood Sal• Cc.flee tble stvden1 llST Sill! Refrig stereo comp, 5 des• ga$ range' com drwr hl·boy, misc furn & oo wasllers MX 1>001' ~ Furn, relrlg washer dryer, tiselhld goods • n'IOfel gear ,\ loa more 14 7 w micro patio. plants & Sal/Sun 9·3 111691 Vla Mariposa San Clemente h~e hl d m 19c t992 Pal11t1no Turtle Rock Balf!toc 1 blk No of • Adarr' Mesa Verde, Fri/Sal/Sun 9.5 PIUUTE ESTATE SAU 5 pc bdrm old down sofa & chair old rockers & chair' Porta potty S35 Tw st Singer Sew Macntdesk toam r $5, 2" S4 5 gal olel wall & table clothe\ QB& can SS. 2·~ g11 gas dolls silver Lenox china r.an S3 Bike seat $5 d1she1 crystal 1001a much 63 1 4489 111e mSQ mor1J1 615 w Santa Clara SA Fri/Sal/Sun 9 4 N,, ~EFRIGERATOR. Sears earlyt>irds 18c.u It Spacemaster wllll •te maker S 185 Corona ••I fllar 6122 K11nmor11 m1c.rowave largP 111e nelr new Anlq 1rmolre detif chairs d1shea limps p1l1ows n1c·nacs plantt pictures clolhe~ elc Sat only 9am 2700 Bayside S lllS Set t983 Nissan roms 4 lug fits 200 S.Xtmo" D•'"'"' S 100 AT C Honda 110 .... s t95 642 '>•59 lewrrt lt1c~ 1119 4F•ILYS&Ul 1 DAY ONLY! Saturday August 16 7:00 AM 660 Kings Rd Mu11 sell Qulckly vac cleaner B lender Touter Old klln 2 dryra Fold cl'lrs Boys tw BR Ml solld oak. side tbl, desk/chr. Armolre. & quilt stand Clothes Much m0<e' 645-8•99 MISC FURN.° LAM~ K1tch8fl items. etc HARBOR VIEW HILLS 4 FAMILY SALE SAT AUG 16TH 9·3PM 3620-3626 CATAMARAN !OFF KEEL) Sat 8 5 China 1Sange V&r 2207 Vista Oor1do oft sa1lle\I ,...,11 tor tO. lltrll I v1111 det Oro In the Art lurMure Levelore. Shutters • lrldg. clothe• (men1 womens boys). 1>1kes. bo0k1 11ereo con- t.ole, mink, mtrr0<, Kay1k. ak11 tennl1 rackets CASH ON\. V MISC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & Furn, Sat '10·5pm 900 Sea Lane 7110-8 t37 SPYGLASS AT THE TOP Ocean 111ew 4 br 3ba, geme rm 2 lrplc. $615.000 Open Sun 1 5, Mon Fri t0·5, 8-40 9'43 St SO Cor11n1 Eng saddle Blurts SAT 8-4PM S 1~ 6 pane ••• door I MOVED • Sat 8-12 Furn. $2" P11nl\ dolls 8mm mt" hsehld good•. mo..,1• prot mo 1oo11 & washer, Iott of grHI 2 rtc1uc11on mtrs S 50· atull 531 Santa AN Ave S15 IOO't ot moac item. 297 C 23rd St Sal only Anllquct turn Murpl\y bd. boOke. com- 1c1, new paperbldl.1. el« tools grinder air comp, Lepldtry equip, Aemngtn rilfle doll•. toy1, nctw/ul8CI clolhff much more 2 tSO Rural Ln Haat. lttc~ 6140 T&ll&Ull YllUIE Alll&l UUll IAU llmllS&Ul [very1hlng mu•t gol Fum. lampe, l)ICturM, ecceuorlls, LOTS MORE.Set9·1, 1800 Port Barmouth Pltee MOVING SALEI Full hOueehOld muat gol From torlts & sPo6n• to bedroom se11 Thur1-Frl· Sat. 9em-4pm 3030 Clay (Santa Anl/Cetellna) llY1111WJ SATURDAY 9-3 Dryer 6'2·3284 COCKER SPANIEL PUPS ~__,-· ~ 4 male, 2 ,.,.,..,19 Beeut. C I 11"• ranitart I Hl4 all Duft color Champ 1.;;";';•;;•;11;.iiiii=•"•I Saturday. Augult 181h 7 • Mulll Unll partlCI pat1on Northwt11 ot tt70 Port Trlnlly Circle MULTI FAMILY SALE SAT &·30-2-30 Furniture, Clothing. IOyl, boolll, IOll of mite •239 DIN Rd near SYperlOr .-....-1 lln11 wl p pera S 1751275 II I "' ......... I -499.5903 OCCIWAPIEn Newl8nd & Tatblft IHt. 8'rMar '142 sAf i-3 fype~h•r. LD H1.-11JI DKl'lettund• Mini, AKC. l!lL-f"'1\ mutt gof COuch rid malH 8 wHk• (q~ t>«tl. ~· twn. S2SO.t t714)49e 4702 :':~~,:ta· IMIUUHI UntlS 6 W!'.EKS. MALE At'lllQ\18 osk tacte S 150 2 720 9803 • "' ,. a..o.a Sec· OI '40 113•t13e L.v POOOLES·R·PEOPLE r4't&fY Poodll l)UOI T NCUPI Mtg •-'-Toy. Min $350 UP HES 121. 4 o .. ~ 28•8 Cfltlill 2 bet 1tOOla ..... incite~ 7 2,0153-dlf "' Ullfllt .... , .... no 3 1 .. 2 Noh' . Loo .. ,,ed ver; tame ft 8-4~ 028' ilJnll a ~ St411'4 TZU l>UP• AKC gold Mutt 1 lrQ bf-f coff Dtlnd1elwht11 malel loP 0'" 19\ ~1>41f· Quali ty Ihle k CQ8ll ti# • r""":1 .-780-I 137 4 II 7t'23 ... ~all•W"· Every Sundly Orange Coa11 Coti.g. F&1M9W 8 Adam• Co111 M"8 Ad· mitllOfl 6 P1rktng FREE Spacies 110 •32·5UO Abalone, ...sneue. fllh g91r. 1oote 2Sc-S1200. 490 Co1t1 M_. St ANTIOUES & ANTIQUES clolhH m1ac Item• Davenport 111and' '. 3891 r tnl'llltwr• Orlve lrTi•• 1144 Auoe s111sun 1t17. t:a Unique &l'llQ. cotleCtbte. tlMhld, IOOIS, etc SI· $900 14S8 J Higher"! COIM n1ut~al ortenlal & PORT .iec 0(08" W/8/flP NavtjO rugs t>rut c:op-USOObo Scl'Mlnn ••· pet itern1 Junque. mor• ercyPt s t25, new c:oP9f1r Sat 7 3, 1983 F'edefal tubing s t8•• bll1H Moving !hie Sat/Sun 1ypewrl1•• llnene 8·4pm Furn, emall ap c Io t II e •. m 1 a e 3 ptancee odda n l')cll. CHICORY WAY fOtt ate 384 FlOMf St S•ndt>urgl SA f 9·3 Sat/Soo 8-on Futn. dNm equip, l/W pane, much morel 2300 Tuatln A,,., ott 23rd &.-24632 Saturday only 9·3 17?4t:i W OoNnfTont Fvrnlture, boOlll d~. alfvolf ,... CO<da. l&p19 • Clothll'IQ lut• &at tilt UOOINd IALEI rldg. fr .. zer. ron top deeit. oas d~. ornate w111 pc axe. oln •' • tot•. r~. much mew.I Sat a Sun, 3110 R TOW!IMfld trom/Oraen'tllle MBZ Trlde fuat,Ollt /111#11, lvory/Palemlno, o nly tinlf $ 1 7 . 9 9 5 I n CI u d 8 I 7 ' IRVINE A UTO CENTER 714-951-3144 800-428-7 485 sunroof. allOyt, werrtnly, lull _.vice rec0<d1 and more 013061 •u IP llPllTS DIAL MERCEDES 17141213)837-2333 MBZ 450SLC '74 All aece.aorles, perfect condition, blue, $15,000 6«·1056 MBZ ·se 190SL. blk/rad llhr, reoenl total r11to- ratlon. same ownr 28 yre, 90K ml S 15,500 720-0168 BUICK REGAL '81 2 dr, V6, auto. air, pb, pa u~ pw, rm cats, tllt, cc. altond. ~kSwOlf~·,''14<.......•!fl S2.750, can Mike c 8-5pm, 833-0070 *BUICK '79 Turbo Sliver 1442 S Sri$IOI, SA Sport Cpe. 44K ml, tull •.al 0220 pwr $3500 Nwptr II Mira u~ • a..2-0795 Ev 548·11823 obo 497 -4310 ..... CHEVY ·as Caviller Sedan. pwr steer. AIC, 17,000 ml, 1qu1 blue matching int • 121945 $5695. Cormier Suzuki 770· 7001 CHEVY ·es SPRINT, 5 epd, THEODORE ROBINS FORD 101'>0 HA•llOR tllVO CO!>TA M l\A 641 0010 can. tan Int, wtllte llnllh. i§ •723843 $3995. OLO Cuti ... ·ao. 4dr, ve. Cormier Suzuki 770-7001 aulo. pwr, ale, erulM control S2800 obo CHEVY CORVAIR '82 756-9281 Clasa•c, red, goad student You OOn·tknowwhat yotlr• cer. very good condition mltatng If you naven't reed S 1500/obo. 968-8288 cltUlfled l&tety TRADE now YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ! Daily Pilid CALL CLASSIFIED 642-5678 YOU AM IN DIFAUU UH0P A OllO MniulT. K ... DAf(D AUGUIT 11, 11M. ' 11 M ~ ....... UNLlM YOU TAK~ AC-..... 0.-0.., TIOH ro "'°TlCT "°"" c......... 1f... A.IL, ~fltTY, IT MAY .. wMtl f'9 CouMy a.ti Of Of a..-1-~ ~~~~r~J:t! UTAft-.•z:. : ~ °" ~ n: ........ c. J,s NATION M TH& NATUM To II ..... Ml •01--. ,..-~~ O" THI i-fltOCHDING ONc11tort Md OOI ........ ~ Of CQMt lflYOUf' AOAINIT YOU, ::.,..ou ~.MG ..,.0.. ..._. Olly"°' Aue:.~. I, 11. ll~OIUN llCN•,.i: IHOU.;f~ ~ W· :::-:. be°"*• -.1111• H . '"' YOU AM •HIND If YOUR TRUeTB'8 MU .. Mdl<W ..... of: '711 i-AYMtNTI. IT NAY M NO, -~ A. MONTOOM• IOLO WITHOUT ANY Of\ AUOUIT 25, 11M, 11 A PM1Uof1 Ne "-' Ned "8.IC ll)TIC( ~ ACTION, Md you 10·00 A.M., 91 THI MM by JUHi WAAGA In !tie~ ::.. ._.the "911 rigtltt to EHTAANCI LOMY ON ITH ~~ ~ Of °'.... MOTa cw YGI" mooount In M Slf'HT 0, CHICAGO C°"11ty requ"tl"O Ulll ~MU ~~~ uo mLE INSUAAHCE COU. JUNE WAAGA be Oii lie. _._., "°"'--~19 l*lt PANY, L.OCATEO AT 501 N M per10ft11 ,.::.= MA•DN Pl' ... oaeta Md .... MAIN STAHT In tN Ctty of 10 edflllnlMer ttle YOU AAE IN DU AULT petlMI wtlN!\ ltwM montN SANTA ANA ~'Y ot 08-IN ~t ...... Of UNOlA A DUO Of' TAUST lfom IN d-. thM noetc:ie of ANGE. s.-e of Cellfotn&a. The petition req~ell DATEO JULY 8, 1"4, UN-dtftutt -recofdtd. TtMt C A l I F 0 A N I A A I! • Mhonty to tdmlnl9ter ltl9 l£S8 YOU TAKE ACTION llmOUllt .. 12, 1 1t.IO .. of COHVE'l'ANCE COMPANY. Mlate ~ IN lndtpen. TO "'°T!CT YOU-.~· .Mft 27. 1 ... , Ind _. in. I Clllfornlt Cotl)Ofll11on, .. den1 Admlnlttretlon Of b-ERTV, IT >AA.Y IE SOl.O ~T Ol'liMI untll ~ llCCOunt duly 1ppolnttd TruttM i.t• Act A PU8LIC SALE. IF YOU 'becomte CUl'Nnt, ~ tlWll oer11!1n Oeec1 Of A~ on !tie pedtlon NEED AN fXPl.AHATIOH Y04J ~not M\19 to pey Trult tuc:u1ed DY CON· Will be held on SEPTEMMA OF THE NATUM OF THE IN tntn ~portion Of STANCE L. £1<1NS. A MAA-3 1Ht tt ,.,5 p M In Deipt PAOCEEOINO AGAINST ~ eocount, ~ t"°4lgfl RIED WOMAN. RAYMOND No 3 et 70o cMC ~YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-tul~t-dernended, OOVLD. AN> UNMAAAIEO ()JM W•, Senta Ml. CA TACT A LAWYER. but )'OU l'llVlt PIY IN MAN .. tru•tort, rtcordtd ta702 Of! Augutt 28. , ... , .. lrftOUlll ......, 9bOYI. on AUGUST 21, 1N4, •In-IF YOU 09JECT to the 1 l'CIO A.M., Contolld•led Unl111 the obllgttlon 11MMnl No.~. of grllntlng of the Pl'l1tion W'O'I TD Servlcea. f Cllf°""9 being f0ttd0Md llPOll Pl'· OMc$lll Aecord• of OMNQf ~ llttltt _.., M I.Ill COfPOrlllon .. duty IP' mitt • loflOtr Plllriod. you Cou1'ty, Slit• Of Cellfomle, ~ Ind et.w YOlll 00. Pointed TnmM un6lf Ind hew the i.g.i rtgM to ttoe> under lN powtl' Of ... ~or. wrltt9n obJeo. PIH"*lt to Oeecl of TNel IM for~ only by PtY· therein contained, w4ll ... et Uone wftt1 IN C0\#1 btlott reccwdtd J4J/lt 11. , .... , • Ing IN Mtlr9 eMOunt d9- putl4ic IUC11on 10 tM t11QN1t tN hMMQ. YtNt ~· lnttr No. "4-285000, of Of· mended by Y0111 Ctdor bid<* IOf c.n. or ~ .. 11not ~ be In per90n or by ftclel Aecordt, .._,., by: wtthln ttwM montht .,.., 1119 dteerlbtd bttow, peyeitMt at YOlll ll1Cln'lty Cllfford All9n Heneon, .. • dtl• of rteofdatton o4 ttMt the time Of .... In i.wflll IF YOU AAE A CREDITO.. llngle "*'· M tr\lttora, In document, whicll cs.19 of r• mOMY of IN United Siil• or I conttngern creditor of the offtcl o4 ttle County .... cording IOOMl'I Wein. ot AJNnca, wttllout ..,. IN decltMd, you mutt fllt oordef of Orenge County, To llnd -ou, ti,. emount r1t1ty ppr ... or ~ u 'fOllt cAllm with ttle coun or Slit• of Cellfomta.. WIU you muet pey, or to errenge 10 lttle, ""· r:ia11111lon or pr--.1 It to the l*'IONI SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION forptylTlenllOltop!Ntor• encumbttnCM, .it right, lttle repr--.111tve ~led by TO HIGHEST BlOOEA FOR dolurt , °'It YOlll Pf°'*1Y II llnO ln1.,..1 now held by h the coun within four monthl CASH (pey1ble It lime of In IOflClolln for lnY Oft. .. kid! Trv.tM In Md 10 "" lrorn ti,. date ot ,.,.. .. Nie In ltwtul money ot "" rtMOn. conttct· AOBEAT A. 1ooowlng diMot'lbtd Pfoper1y euenoe of letlltl .. Pfovlded United Siii•) It: ,.,. IOI.Ith IOYO ANO MAAY A. IOYO. t1tu119d In tN eforllald In Section 700 of the lron1entr11nottOtNOJtngt 817 N. BROADWAY 0 . County lll'ld Stell. to wit Proo.ti Code ot c.iitomw.. County Old Cowthoult, 211 SANTA ANA. CA 82701 PARCEL 1 All !NI pot1IOn Thi tJme f0t llllng c:llllme ..... W Senti Ane BIYd , Cl1y ot (7 14) ~2 117. ot'trtet-No:-f40-1 ll'f1fte not _...,.,. pQor IO -tow Senta Ane. Stitt of Cell-"you ,,...,. lnY quettlona. ol lrYIM, u s* rn~ r• monthl trorn 1119 dtt1o4 1119 1ni.,:.t--con~ "';4' ~ ~~,::!;-!::/.!, c;otcJed In bootc 213, PegM htlt1ng notJce abowi. ••T-0 _,.. ,....._,, _.....-, 10 11 ind 12 Mii· YOU MAY EXAMINE the now held by It under Mid wNdl rney hl"9 lna#ed the ot_1ieneou1 Meee,_ln' the of-Ille kept by tll9 court "you =.:1~ ~::: ~rn•m~ YOU MAY nc. ol IM CoUi\tY Aecor61r "' 1 l*90n ln1eretted In State o.tcnbed u THE LOSE LEGAL' RIGHTS IF of Orlngl County, lftowrl the •tale. you ""Y MtYe SOUTHEASTERLY eo FEET YOU DO NOT TAKE end defined M Unl1 7•. on I upon the ••tcutor or ldmln-OF THE NORTHWESTERL y Pf'OMPT ACTION Condominium Plen. re-lalret0t, or upon the It· 250 FEET OF THE SOUTH· NOTICE IS HEAEIY c;otded In be>o* 8891, Peoe tomey lof IN eAecutor or WESTERLY 165 FEET OF GIVEN THAT OLEN G. 250 ... Mq • Offtclel Aecordt edmlnlttrelor. lll'ld flll with THE NOATHWESTEAL y 112 IOYD .. duly eppolnt9d o1 Ortnge County, Cell-1119 CO\H1 with proot or Ml· OF LOT 11 '·TRACT 300 AS Trust• under 1 Deed ot lomll ¥Ice, 1 wntten reqUMI 1111· PER MAP RECOflDEO IN Trull dated 10.24-78 Ex· PARCEL 2 An undMded Ing tNtt you deelre ~ .......,..., _,,. .... ..,,.., "'"S 117&1h lnter..i In Ill that notice of 1..._ ~ ..._ uvv.o. 1', PAGES 11 ANO tcut.., vT nU»A'""" TON, I .... "'en..,.. 12 OF MISCELLANEOUS memtd woman. I.I NF 1o1e portion of Mid Trec:t No. -'10l'Y Ind IPC>f' 1 ot MAPS, OF THE COUNTY ll'ld MPlflll prop«ty u 7.at, .,_and defined ...... , ....... °'of..,. pet.1. RECORDER OF SAID TNstor to llCUfl oertlln C~nl~ .. ·~,1~ ~ ~.:='~ "':oc,~ COUNTY obllgllk>n. In flVOf o4 Aoo- CEPT THEREf'AOM All otl th9Callloml p obM oOde Thi 1 bov1 d11crlbtd 1t1 A Boyd Ind Mary A gu mln.r1l1 1nd Olhe; ..,..... :. :.... ~A deed of trust 11 one of three 8oyd, hutbtnd Ind wife, 49 • deed• of tnm eecurlng one Beneflc:Nwy, rec«dtd O.. hydroc1r bon1. below 1 Wctr*•n. lfto,. A.....,. not• Ind MCUrtty .... oember 2t t878 u IMtru- depth ot 500 feet, without w '91111••. 2122 *"" ment 1n different counll• ment 33175 Book 13447 1119 l'lghl of eurltct entry. I.I ...... ,.=-100, ..... (Or.nu. & ANerllcSe_) ' Page 5&7 ot Off\cjal Aecorot rlMtWd In l"-lrumtnll of Alw. CA TN street lddr... end In ttw Office o4 IN Aecorder rec;ord P\I~ Orenge COMt Olh9r common deligNllon, of Orenge C04Jnty, Cell-PARCEL 3: An IJIClutiw °=PllotAuuu-t f•.15.21, If lny. of 1119 , ... Pfe>pltly loml•, deecrlblng the lend ~..!:~"'~ ' T fO 7 d11orlbed •bove .. 1119rtln ... LOI 18, Bloek -.,. ............. "' -h ' purpOtted to tw 212 Santi "8".otTrects.&upermep Trect No 7'°1• ltlOWn u ---------INbel Ave Coet1 Mela recorded In Book 21 Page p. 7.t on Mid Condominium P\8JC NOTtCE California. · · 35 or MllOllllneout M-s>1 In Plen, wNctl MMmtnl .. tor TN un61f9'glled TNllM the office ol the County Re.- IN benefit of lll'ld 1PC>Urt• It 17211 ~elms eny lltblllty tor eny corder of Mid County, Mid ""'' to P111oels I Ind 2 MOTICI TO lncorrectneee of the 11reet obllga11one lnctudlog • note ·~ 1 tel t 1 the CMDITOR9 °' lddr111 llld othlt common for the tum ot $52.•85, th1t .......... 0 ...... ..,..~b ~ IUUC ~ dalQnetton. If eny, at1owr1 1 ~eecn o4, lll'ld deflUlt In. --"""""'p.. ••noe. (9-. 1111 .. "7 herein tN ~tlonl for wtMch lnt.,..t thereon. logeth9r U.C.C.) Said Nit wtll be mlde but MICtl Deed o4 Trust le MOUr· with rMIOnably •Umlled Nooe. II hereby given to without cownent or ;,,.,.. lty hU oocured In ttltt pey· COltl. •xoenMI and 16-creditor• ot th1 within r1t1ty •JtPt-or ftne*ed r.. ment w not tie.I mlde of vanoee 11 IN lime of the In· nemeo trllNfer0!1•1 tflet 1 ga1d1;,g lltte, ~. or $2. 118 ao. 111e1 by rtNOn 11111 publlcltlon of thll No-bulk trantllt It 11>ou1 to be etlC\HT'lbrlnOel, to PIY tN the reof. the pr111nt llOI ere $98,929 75 mtdt on Plf*)nal pre>p1tty reme1n1ng pr1nc1pe1 eum of t>enetlclaty under M.ICh Deed Currently Oiied Cuhlert ri.elneft1t deKribed the notl(•)' MOUred by Mid or Tnm hu depoilted with ChecU or Certified Checila The n-Ind ~ Deed ot Truet, wtth lnler•t 11ld duly IQP()lnted Trutt•. PIYlble 10 1119 Trv1tM or lddr .... of the-Intended 1119reon. IS provided In Nici IUCh Deed of Trust Ind 111 biOder "' eccec>table to 1rtn1*or• are AOIEAT notl(t). ld'itne11, It eny, documents eYldendng obll-Tru.tM provided proper HOGAN & LYNN HOGAN. undertMletm1o411.1dOetd glllonl MCUred thereby. ld«ltlflc:atlon II I Vallable 3' 19 VII LldO. ~ of Trutt, !Mt. ctllfgtl end lll'ld IM undltllgneO doll From lnformatton wtllct'I INdl. CA 8?ee3 PPtnMI of tN Tru••• lll'ld 119rtby declare Iii auma ... ,.,. TruttM deMll rell1ble, The tocatton In Calltornla of,.,. Irv.fl cr•ted by Nici cured thereby lmmedltlely 1>u1 tor wNctt TruttM mall• ol tN Chief necutlve ofllcl O..d ol Truat. for t111 due end peyablt end doee no reor-1111on or Wlr· or prlnc:IPll bullntll ol'flce 1mount rHaon1bly ettl· herlby tltcl to CllUM IN rll'lly. IM ttreet lddflll (•) of the Intended transfltor II mlled to be $185,5e0 08. trust Pl'GP«IY to be told to or other common dlllQ· aame The beMflcjery under Mid Ntllty 1119 ~tlOne ... n11ton o4 1119 lt>Ove CS.-All Olhlt ~ n11M1 Deed o4 TIUl1119retoforeex· cured thereby tcrlti.ct propeny 11 .t3 l.nd lddr ..... \IMd by IM eeu1ed llld delfWrtld 10 the Dated Augull t. 198& GOLDEN GLEN Sf . IRVINE. lnllt'decl tr_,.,or wltNn underligned 1 written dee--~ A. ..,._ Miity A. CALIF 917 14 thrM )'1111 tut )'Mf'I 1a1t llntton o4 Default Ind 0.-9otd Slid property II being put 10 far u known to Ille mind tor Sei.. Ind 1 written ST A TE OF CALIFORNIA, M>IO tor IN putpOM of l)ey· Intended 1r1n1flf'M .,. Mota ol 0.llUlt Ind E~ COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS "'9 the ot>ilolllonl MCUred none . hon 10 Sell The underllgr*t Ofl Auguet 1. 1~. before by Mid DMd' of Truet lnc:IUO. The nlml(1) Ind bullnlll ceuMd Mid NotlOI of O.. me, lh• undtfll!Jnld 1 "'9 , ... and ftPll'!'" ot lM lddress ot lh• Intended hlull Ind Election to Seel 10 Notll')' P\lbllc In end for Mid TNstM lll'ld of Sall tr1n1l1rM(1) 1r1 IMUA be recorded In IN c:ovnty County 1nd Stilt. ~· Dlted JULY 11, t8M ENTERPRISES. INC ,m DIA wt11t1 the rlll prop«ty 11 tonally ~ed Ao«>lt1 A C A l 1'0 It MI A f' f • A-KLINE CHOCAL.A TIER, loeeled Boyd Ind Mery A Boyd, CONVIY~ COMPANY, J.402 W MICArthur Blvd . 'lllO MC:Ur1ty egreement pereon11ty known lo me (Of ....... T,....., ........ Santi Ane, CA tU<M c........... TD ..,. PfOved to me on the bMlt of Kelly ........ Vice "'-'-Thll IM pre>pltly pertJ-wtce1 eor.-...... 1 Cal-Mlllfec:toty tvldenc9) to be dent, ........ of Trwtee: nent hlt•lo II dlleflbed In '°""' _,_ ..... -..... 1119 penon wtloM n11M1.,. Mal COftlM A-.~ geMrll 11 A CANOY SHOP T,..._, 11J Mlft ""'°"' tublCflbed to the within In· r1ct91, C•l"•n•I• t112t, enO 11 located 11 Jot 19 Via A11lllerla•d ll1 1111tu1 11rument lll'ld lcitnowtedged hl1pllerr1 No. (I 11) lido. Newoort Belch. CA Trw ... C)Moer, t101 y.,._ lhallhe)'txecu1td ll'le...,.,,. 701·2515 92893 tw• eMt., lulte m, Woe6-N 0 It M A M • Pvtlllthed Orenge Cout The~ name uMd lend .... CA 11 .. (111) ITAU.WORTH,Notery,... Delly Piiot Augull 1, 8, 15, by Mid trlnSl1tOl'I 11 Mid MIM010 lie, C ........ ,...... of· 198& IOCallon 11 TAUL Y CH~ Diie Jul)' 31 , 198& ~ lfl ~-.. c-tJ, Mr F782 OLA TE UI 71711 00'9tfft .............. "'- ---------Thll II.IC! t>ullo. lltlnlfef II Pvblllhed Orenge Cout 21. 1-Ml.JC NOTICE Intended 10 be conaum-09*1y Piiot Auguat a. 16, 22. (1911) -------------m1t9d 11 1111 olfloe ot 1986 Pvblllllld Orenge Cout FICTITIOUI IU ... H ESCROW CONCEPTS, INC . F788 Dally Piiot August 9. 15. 22, NAmlTA~NT 807 1 Sl1te< Ave •105. 29 198& F787 The IOllowtng peraon1 .,, Huntington S.1ch Cell· n1m•ic NO""'r dolog bu9'Mll u lornla 928'47 ATTN NAN· r~ llW. S l S COMPANY •7oe A CVE BACA • Eacrow No i-FtC-TmOU---.-.,...---.. -rtllt..IC fl>TICE ~tune. Newpof1 BMc:tl. 1a&tt23·N8 on or 1tter 1--------- Clllf 82ee3 Sept 3. 188& MA .. ITATl•NT It a.71 Sandri L SC>llfS. '706 A Thia bulk tr1t11ler 11 tub-Th41 IOllowlng petlOnl are FICTITIOUe IUIMll ~lune, Newpof1 8Mch. f1C1 10 C.lllom11 Uniform dOlng bull,_. II MA• ITAT'l•NT Calif 82ee3 Commetc:llt Code Section ASC (ASTROLOGICAL The 1o11ow1ng l**>n•.,. Thi• bulln... II con· a 106 SERVICE COMPAN'f~ ASC. doing bullMll ... LAG ducted by-en lndlvldull TN name eno lddr ... ot J (DEPARTMENT J), 700 Flnence P1rtner1. 3151 Air· s.ndr1 L $peen the penon with whom W•t Vlctor'll A_.., eo.1• Avenue, Su111 r.2. Coet1 Thie 1tatement wu ftltd clllma mey be flied 11 NAN· M-. C•il 92828 Mete 8282e with 1119 County C*11 of Or· CYE BACA, E1crow Con-Jofln P Wllhltlll. 700 Llrry 8 Thrllt, 315 1 Air· .,. Couftty on July 28. oec>I• .. Inc 8071 Sllllt Ave . West VIClorll A..... Coll• •YA~. Suite 1-2. Colt• 18&& • 105 Huntlnglon BMch MeN Call! 82628 Mele. CA 8282e ,,1..., CA 82647 . Etc:tow No This bu11neu 11 con· Roy Ooumlnl, 3151 Air· P\lb!llMd Ofenge Cou1 18& I 123-NB "'° IM .... duc:t9d t>y an lndlvldull wey Avenue. Suhl 1-2. eo.11 Deity Piiot AUUU-1 &, 15, 22. 08)' IOI 1111ng clalml by 1nY Jotln p Wlthltlff MON, CA 9282e 28, 19M CltdflO< Illa.II be Sept 2, Thtl stl1"'*11 WU flied GltllO l Plr'tlly, 3 151 F-782 188&. wl'llc:ll It 1119 bull,_. with 1119 County Cler1I of Or· Alrwey Avenue, Suite 1·2. ---------dey before IM coneumm• enge County on July 30, Cotll Meu. CA 92828 F7IO •-II' 11nTICE tton date ..,.atltd eoove l968 Thi• buatneN 11 con- __ r_ ~--..;...;""..;;..;...;..;;.;;..__ Oiied July 28, 1~ '11"'2 cluc1ed by-I oenet• Pitt· FICTlTIOUI .,..... IMUA unui-AllH. o!~~~~:T 1~~ '*i!~ 8 Thfall. 0.0...-11 NAm ITAT'lmWT INC .. DIA A·ltllNf 2t 198& Partner The lo4lowlng ~ ltl CHOCOlA TllR, IY: F·788 T"''" ., .. 1_1 wu ..._.. doing tiu.in ... u MITCHflL flMONO, ·---·-· ,.._, RESORT ELITE GROUP C"*-of ttM 9-'d, --------with IN County Clltll ot Or· 1 ACO\JISITIONS LIMITED IM'6I .,...,,.,...... Mc. _. "8.tC fl>TlC[ tngt County on JUI)' 3. '~ (RE.GA L >. 28.-8 Anoroe ~ ..... 1 '°' A· F11SIN I St Co111 MtH. C•llf KIM Ct11nl1"9f. ll'lleftdtd NOncl °' Pvblllhed Orenge Coelt 8282e Tr.......... AVAILAAITY °' Ditty Piiot Augu11 1. a. 15, 0eot9t M w.-e 349 Pvblltlled Orenge Coesl IWPOln' CW 22, 18M Androe St • Colt• . Mela. Diiiy Pllol August 15, 1888 ,OUM>ATIOM Calif t2412e F818 llOAl NOTICI L O lrodnu. 5 '5 In ec:cordtnOt wllh l A C 1 ___ Ml.JC ___ fl>_T_ICE __ _ Avenldt Del Verd<>r. Sen "8.IC fl)TIC[ 81().4(d) • OOC>Y Of 1119 enl'Ull It 11'111 CltirMnlt, C.llt report of IN Mwjorle L lftCI T"10Ue Thl1 t>ul!neu le con· PlCTmOUI IUtlNl.11 J Simon Fluor FOundtllOn, ~ ITA=· OUcted by 1 ~II pet1· um ITATUmtff MlrjOtll l Auot. ~ The f~ per1IOl\I.,. \. or.,. co.t DAILY. ptLOTIFrtdeY. AuguM 15. 1111 * ., U.S. drug agent tortured by police in Guadalajar~ TUCSON. Ariz.. (AP) -A federal drua aatnt flown out of Mexico after he was alle&edJy tortured wtth a can le prod by potic.r in Guadalajara has arrived here for a medical checkup. FederaJ officials brought Victor Cortez, 34, and his famil y to Tucson because 1t had been his last home in the United States before he was transferred to Mexjco earher this year. Drug Enforcement Administration agent Terrence Burke of Phoenix said man airpon news conference early today. Five unmarked police cars and two vans met Conez' fl1aht from Los Angeles on the runway just before midnight Thursday. and Cortez. his wife and two sons stepped down from the plane and into one of the vans. Burke ref u5ed to say where Conez was beint taken. and he said he was not sure what physical c-0nd1t1on the man was ifl. Reports today in the Anzona Republic of Phoenix and the New York Times said Cortez was tortured while in the custody of Mexican police earlter this week. Mexican officials have denie.d it Attorney General Edwin Meese Ill today confirme.d that Cortez had been beaten. ..This is a most scnous and very disturbing oc5urrence. the deten1ion and bcatins, the mistreatment oi-o-ur age-nt ur Ma1co. in the Guadalajara area," he said on NBC's "Today' show. "Obviou1'1)'. we're work1og-with-t-he Mell~ 1can authont1cs now. and we have the assurances of the Mex..ican attorney generaJ 1hat they will in vestigate and get to the bottom of this - as we are. But there's no question that our agent was badly treated. And we're not going to stand for this kind of conduct." Federal Drug Enforcement Admlnlatratlon -Cent Victor Cortes (with beard) mta plane lo TuC80n. Arb., Tha.nday DJ.tbt. He added. however. that Cortez was picked hou rs of questioning. up by Jaltsco state poltce. and that their "We don't have details on.. (Cortez's treatment of him "does not represent either cond1uon), and I wouldn't want 10 mention or lhe approach or the commitments we ha ve even comment on that until we have the received from the presiden1 of Mexico and the doctors ta lee a look at him." Burke said. attorney general there. And we're very He said he had not talked to Conez. a hopeful and very c<>nfident they will do the na11 ve of Brownsv ille, Tex.as, and didn't proper things to make sure that this w n of know 1fhe would require hospitalization. thing stops." "Obvious!) we had to take some me.asures Meese on Thursda) announced details of a to protect Agent CortC'l and his family. JDtnl U.S.-Mex1can campaign agajnst drug The)·, e been throuJ)l quite an ordeal.'' Burke trafficking. . sa id. "He'll t>e staying in Tucson fo r a day or T~e Anzona Republic quoted a senior so and getting medical checkups and care·· officLal of 1he U.S. Drug Enforcement · "We're &.lad he's here. We're glad he's out Admtn1strat1on in today's editions as sayi ng safe. We have received assurances for the Cortez was "pretty badly beaten. 'Tonured· is anorney general of Mexico that a complete a perfect ~ord to use." '""csugauo n 1s under wa)." Burke said. The Republic and T.he Times .both quoted adding that the DEA and FBI also are anonymous U.S. officials as saying Mexica n conducung their own 1nvestig.a11ons. interrogators used an elcctnc cattle prod on Me\lcan officials said Cona and another the DEA agent. . agent were detained Wednesda} after their The attorney general s office rn th e Mex· acuons aroused suspicion in Guadalajara. 1can stale of Jahsco said Thursda) that ( onez 300 miles nonhwest of Mexico Cit}. was picked up when his stakeout of a Police took them into custod)' bccau~ the) G uadalaJata house aroused neighbors' susp1· were armed and earned no idenuficat1on. but c1ons. but was ~leased unharmed after two rt"lta~t"rl 1ht"m iiO,.r rnnfimun11 their 1dent· ANALYSIS 1t1es, the state authont1es wd. No funher descnpt1on of the second DEA a~ent was provided by Mexican authorities. Vincent Hovanec, chief spokesman for the U.S Embassy in Mexico City, said Cona was working wuh a Mexican, but gave no det.ads. Cortez was sc1t.cd 1n the neighborhood where DEo\ special a.gent Ennque Camarena alazar ~as k.Jdnapped 1n February I 98S. He was later fo und slain and a top Mexican drug dealer now rn custody 1s suspccte.d of masterminding the k.ilhng. In Mex1c0Cll)'. thech1efspokesman fonhe federal auorne) generaJ's office said Cortu was "held one or two houn whjle he was rdenttfied." "A report that he was beaten 1s false," said Francisco Fonscc.a. the chief spokesman. who added tha1 he had no other details. In Tucson. re~1dent DEA agent Trav15 Ku)'kendall said Cortez JOined the agency in 1981 after v.orktng forthe U.S. Border Patrol in Alpine. Texa~ Conez was stationed 1n Tucson unul Octtmber I 985 and then transferred to GuadalaJara Agent's beating undermines de la Madrid's visit to U.S. By GEORGE GEDOA .,_...,.. ,,_ Wftter W.\SHINGTO -This week", \t\lt of "'-k\llJn prcs11kn1 Miguel de la Madrid ha~ <.lonl· l11tk to t'a'il' 1he undercurrent of unl'J!>1 nn~ rn l S · Me\lcan relallons. \\ hatc\l'r progress 1ha1 ma> ha'c been mJdl· b) dl' la Madnd dunng hi"> two-da> uffiuJI \li.11 here appcan:d 10 ha'e been undone b) 1tw..· bi.•at1 ngof a l l S drugagt>nt rn "-.1n1n) T ht' l 'n1 tcd ~131l'"> toda) pro1c~1t.'d "'hat 11 lJlk d "lhc unpro' nl..cd and 1ota ll) un· Ju\l1lil·d tk11·n11on and tonurc·· of Drug f nforn.'ml'lll .\dm1n1~tra11on officer Victor C e1nc1 Jr on Wcdnc'>da). "\h · art· ~uhm11t 1 ng a note of protesl to the ~k\ll.Jn go' crnmC'nt."' ~ h11e Hou<ic spokes· mnn l arr) Spcal>.l'' said 1n a wnttt.'n \IJ!1'1l1l'nl Earlier tod:l ), .\t1ornl'} General Ed"'rn Mcc~l' l 1>nlirnl\'tl that \one1 had tX'en tX'aten and \.lid 1he l 'n1tcd Statt>~ 1\ "not going to \IJnd lur 1h1\ 1..rnd ol conduc1 •· But ~kl'~ !>a id he did not hl'lrcH' thl' 10l11 . .kn1 "'uuld hun both countm"·.' plan\ to tight drug 1ranir ktng and he addl·d .. , thrn l>. 11's important 10 recogn11(· thl\ v.a!> donl· b' \Oml· .. rate policemen 1n Jahsco and 11 dt)\''> n111 rl·prl'Sl'nt l'llher 1hc approach or the (1lmnH1ml'n1\ "C ha 'e rcccl,ed from the rm•\ldcnt of \k\ICO and the ,lllornn gl.'neral thl·rc. \nd "c'rl' 'el) hopeful .ind 'en . lOllfi dt'lll lhl'\ Wiil do the proper th ing\ IO mal..t· ~uri: that th1!> ~on ofth1ng '>lops ·· lk In \1ad nd's '1s11 got ofT to a good \tart I Ul''l<la' "hc:n Sccn:1af') of Stall.' George P ~hull1. ll'turn1ng from an appointment tn ~n I rJnc1 u), arfl\l"d at Andrews \1r Force Ba\C Pll'\ 1\CI\ tiH• m1nutl''I ahead of de la MadruJ 1hus l.'nabhng Shuhi to gl\ I.' him 1he appropnale hrgh·le' el ~elt ome -\s in their four pre' 1ou<. meeti ngs. Reagan and de la Madrid appeared 10 get along ~ell .\Iler their 2' ··hour mt>et1ng ~ednc<,da~ bolh pra1~cd the l'ffom ol the 01her'' go' crn mcn1 to ach1t·1.e a morl' coopcra11' l' rela 11onsh1p The 1<,sue howrH'r. I!> not whether de la Madnd 1s a man of '1rtuc and abllll' but ""he1her he or am other Mn1can prcs1dcn1 lan \OPl' v.tth the dccPl'nrng cm1<, Mc\ICO laces On this l\\uc admin1<.ira1 1on offiual\ ~·t·m to tx· d1\1 dcd Some appcarconlidcni 1ha1 de la \1adn1f \. lnsututtonal Re,olutronaf\ Pan' v.h1l h ha\ domin ated Mciucan poht1cs for ,., \C3r'I. "'111 be abll.' 10 O\.CrC'omc the challenge~ before 11 much as 11 has done in tht> pas1 Bui 01hcr officials wonder ~ht•thcr 1hc rurrent arra\ of problem\ ma' ht· 100 much t ven lor a pan~ as re~rhcnt and rc\otmdul a' the PRI WhJI troubles the~ ulli1 1al'> 1s 1h.11 J numbe r of the problem\ ha H' dm.'t't t~:anng on the l otted talcs -stead' flo"'' ol 1lkµI ahC'nS and narcotics 10 th" tounln .l\ "'ell a' a S96 7 bil lion fon-1gn dch1 mui."h of 11 1)"'C'd tu l S bani..\ .\ddl'd to the!IC '' 1ht> alleg.at mn h' l \ < uMoms rommr~sioner Wilham 'on Raah 1ha1 "rngnunl."d rorrupm,n·· hamper' th1· .1nu-na rco11cs dn'c rn Me\rrO and thl' l l.11m b) oppo<,1t1o n panics that tht· ruhng c!>tahlr'lh· ment ngs ek'Ctrons 10 maintain po"'"er l..c<>s than 1wo houc. after de lo \1adrrd\ am val f Ut"...03\, Dc.-mocrallt' ~n f>c.•nn t'> CX-Conun1 "'hose hom\' \1a1c ul \m ona \ha~~ a 400-mtk oonicr \.\-tth Me,ico. n prc'\..cd eoncrm 10 the Mcx1e11n trader MUC fl>TIC[ MOC M>TlCE abou11hc alll-g;urons of l.'lectoral fraud and of dru_s-related corruptton Sol Sandn\, an author and foreign poltC) 'penal1s1. ~rd recent!) "Me\.1co today 1s a nation '° 1mal r ns1s ·· Rl.'agan h1m~e l f has 1mpltc1tl)' c1lo..nowledged that the L nned States cannot (Ount on Mn1cu 10 ser'c as a bufTer ag.a1ns1 the \preadrng turmo1l 1n Central Amenca. Hl· ha., ~1d 1hat \1an1sm rn C'rntral .\mr ma. leh unchecked could e"en1uall)' engulf Mnrco -a claim ~11h ~htch few \1n rt <.tns agn."C a1 least publtcl) f or hr-; 1>3n . dC' la \itadnd tnd1catcd 1n a 'Pl'n h here Thu~a~ that m1sconcepuons about \1e\lco rn the t mted Stal<'S are ~•dl.'<,prc:"ad. panicularh on the drug 1s,ue. 1--ar from betng a passive conduit for narcotrrs. de la Madnd "31d 400 Mexican agent' ha't' lost their ll\CS rn the anti· 'mugghng <>truggk and 25 000 memhers of 1he \.1ex1can armed forces haH been mobrl 11ed fu ll -11mc 1n that campaign .\\tor \1c,1co'\ t•conomtc reform program ~hte h incl ude\ a number of pohucall)· unpopular auste nt\> mC'a!ture\ a State De· panmcnt offi cial \31d "The \itc\1cans argut 'chcmrnrl~ the)' ha' c done a grca1 deal more than amone could ha'e hoped But on 1h1\ \tdc therr a~Pt"()Pir"'ho\11) ·~1alarl..\ the~ ha' l.'n·1 donl' near!~ enough."' Rl'agan appear\ to ha' r gt' en de la \.tadnd the bcndit ofthl.' doubt on the\<' ruucs but 1n ( ongrr<,~ and at lo~t'r le, cf~ of the adm1n1 tratron 1hef'I.' are deep rnnccms 1ha1 tht prohlem\ along the L southern border will tl<'I worc;c befort' the' get better GHt'f<" GHda <'OVl'N t*t> tlttt" !Hpal'f· mnt ud 1ptt .. ll1.~ t. t.CU. Aml'nc .. •ffalrt for ltt AISO<'lalH Prns. MUC M>Tia: Mf'th4p The followtr'9 per.one lrl meneger • ti tvallable IOf d O I n bu 1l11 It I Otoroe M Wtells OOlng bulinMI.. public: ln19«tlon II 1820 8RO~Hf.A AGENCY ~~-It m.7 pertlclu4lt1)'d11Cnbeel .. fol. lll'7'01, A...,_,..., IMl'teJ "',,_ 0rllllQe Stl1t of Celltomla. ...... Au. c .m ..... TNe 1111.,,_,1 wN tlled f 1)lHE SCANTY PANT"!' H.liotrope Drive. Senti Ana. SUAANCE SERVICE 3505 Nottoe of 1a11 .t lowl, to-Wit Mc9Mtt1 ...._of .... flf ptlrtlOultfly d4lecrlbed M f06-111'11, A..._, .. C..- wttti ttte County C*11 of OJ. {2JTOHl'S SCANTY PANfY c.ltlornl1. d4.H'1ng regoter Cedlllac A-~1 0 Rie.i '"'"'1Y M All undlvld9d one-hilt P\lbli.hed OfMOe eo.1 ~"::3. M iowa. to-wtt A.&.........., llllQe County on July 30. 388 Eut l7tf\ Stf'M( Ste 23. ~ hourt Mid ..-.c>Of1 205 A. Coeti Mell.. Cllf. 111m..e .. lnt-1 In lnO lo Lot 2• ol I ~ Piiot August I 9 t5 An undlVI~ on.-h1JI Publitfled 0Jwige C0Mt 1818 Colt• Meal. CeNf t2827 lf\1111 rtmtln 1v.U.bll for I lornll t2e2e No A 13202 t TrlC1 2032 u per m-s> r• 1886 No ·A 12"0e tnl-1 tn Md to Lot 2• Of Deity PllOI August 8 I 15 ,,1819 Linde M~ Slrulttn pettocS ot 180 dlYI c.om-Ir~ Agency Inc: 1n ,.,. &ipenor Court of COfdtd ln ~ t78, Pt!Q81 I FSeoe I in ,.,. Super'IOr Coun o4 TrllCt 2032 11 per ,.,,_, r• 1™ P\lblltlled OJenge COMt 119'2 W..iwood Lll.•2S. INf'Cinv Wllll the d•te ot tN (lndlane Dom.tie) • 2521 lhe s1111 of CalllOff\la IOI 41 •• Md so ot 1'1\11· t~ s1111 of Celtomie.. IOt corded ln 8ooll 111 Peo-I Fseos Delly Piiot Augu11 I 15. 22. Huntington IMch C1llf nottc. u 8 31 South Gr.inwood ,.,. County of OJ1ng1 CllllaneoUI l'l\aC>I rec:otO. Of I the County ot OrllllQe '8 •I end $0 ot ml• 2t 1~ 82647 Published Orenge Coest lndl 481,.2 · In the Meller Of tM e.111• Ofenoe County Celltomie PUBLIC NQTIC[ I In ti. Metter of ti. Ftt1t• 1celenl0ut lfttlCl8 f'eCOfOI of "8.1C M)TlC( F-788 Thlt bUll,,... II c:on· Ody Piiot Augutl 15 1818 ..,. Of Roy J .ion.. 0.C..Md more cOfM'IOllly known . Of VIOLET PETfASOH 0.. Orenge County, c."~'· ---------cM:ltd by-an I~ F-t20 Th .. bvSIMM ti con· Not~lttwebygf\olnlhel .. 12071 r:i.ottone Ott· LIGAl MOTtCI o.ueo more commoN)' llnC>W\ "1'1'f7• PUBUC fl)TlC{ I.Ind• Mlfgll9t S.u1tln Ck.IQed by • c:orpor1tlon tM vndenlgned w111 ... 11 Oen Otove, Celttorntt N0fl091'D ~ I NotlOe 11uereoy gMtn tMt .. 12011 Flegsl-O. FteTITIOUI .,..... Thie tt•tement .... flleO 8rougMr AOtflCY. lno., Pt!Ytl• ..... 10 the hlGf*I Tenne of .... Ulfl In llW· • IUDQIT '°" 1"8 ~~-wlll "" II ~ Qrove. Celtfomi. ..,... ITAW ACTinout ~II wttll IN County Cltttl Of Of· P\llJC M)TlC( =~·~Pr.I· and b911 bidder. 1UOjtCt lo f\il money ot 1119 United ocaAN V11W Prl.i111 .... to IM higllell T•mt of.-CM11 In t.w Thi~ PltlOnl.,. um ITArnmwf -nue County on >.Jtt 30. Thie •••tem.nt wee llled confitmetton ot elilCI Su· Stet• on tale or Plr1 Cd! tc..00... oetlWCT ano tJest t>6dder ~ 10 f\11 ~ of Ult Untted OOlnQ bUllneea .. LUSK The 1o1'cw1ng per90tlt.,.. 18&6 'IC'"10UI ........ with the County~ Of OJ ptt10f Court. on 0t eft• tN and ~ loMellOtd by conflr!Mtlol'I of MooO Su 1 9111• on .... or P1t1 t-.n CONSTf'\JCTION. t75IO doit'CI bu11n1M M ,,,.... um ITA~ Coun A • 18 dey o4 AugU9t tHt, 11 note l9CUfed by Mongagt Thti OcMn View $chOot P..-IO' Court. on or tller tM and b4lttftCI ~IOtd by Ollill1e AlltnU9. IMN CA KHANITH A. •23 Doyit P\IDlilhtd Orenot COMt The t'*""4nO ~.,. = ty on uouet 1 IN onloe ol luoett• A or T""' Ottd on IN pr()C>-C*lrict PfCJC)OMCI budOet tor 18 ctr; of Augutl 1W ., "°'' NOKed by Mongage 827 t• Or. AnlNlm Ctrlf 8280<t Delly P1IOt Auguet I , 15, 22. dOil'V ~.. "1111t Dunll. AltorMy It"'*· ... erty IO I06d Tin Pit cent°' 1Mt-t7 •be~ tor 1"41 Gib ol Lutlltt• A Ot Trw1 Ottd on the prop. W•ton•l.I.* Cot\stru.-Ttwrr w,.;lllty. 205 t 28, tHt AAO[ WEAf' 213 Gold· Publlthtcl Of'lll\OI Coatt N Mtln s 1,.., Suite IOI. ~1 tMcf to t>t Oepotlttd r:iutlllc lnlPK110n 11 Oc.11 Dunn Anorn.y 11 i..w ... lerty eo IOid T., per oent o4 10t1 2000 ......,., ~ SunMf Pl W YguN1 H F-790 enrod Coron. def , Mat. Delly P!lot Auou-t 1 15 22 Seni. An1c.t1torm10270,, wllll bid V ... &choot Oiltrlet, Hlt<lO N Mtir1 Street, Suite 80I _,..., t)IO to tMI deOOll'*' A~ CA I003t, C.., Ce1f1 ~ call t1625 2t ttae County of OfSIVI St.I.It 01 kllor °"91'tto beln Mil· "9" Stt .. I. HunllrtgtOll t.1111.Ane Celitomltl t 270, wllf\ bid fomle c:oroorwtlon A9trld "91n1e. •23 Doyle • r\alC ll)TlC( C"-ndlet J a.it. 2 t3 FT9!ll Cellfcml1 1111 ttll rtof'1, 1.-e Ing end .. be r--..O l t leech. CA t2$ot7 fronl AUQ County 01 Or-., Sl1te Of Sidi Of oftert tO tie Ill wnt· Tlut t>utlneee II eon· Or ~ c.111 92804 Ootclilrvod. Coronl Clel .... end .,,,.,. .. , of Mid a.-,.,. tlorweld omoe It lnY 20 • Auo 2'7, , .... ~ c.lttomlt .. ,.,. '10fll, lllle Ing and .. 111 tMI I~ ., duel«! by I oor~llon. ™-bu91;,... II Con• "..,,. Cellf IH25 , __________ , CMMd II IN ,.,... °' 0.tll lll'llt tfter "" flrYI ~ lht IQ."1I of • 00 • "' Ind end 1111....,1 of Mid ~ ,,,,. •tor9Mid ofllat ., tny w .. ton l utll Conttr\IC· Ol-.d a.,: • "'*" r:-t· '1CTTT10U9 .,..... Thlt t>ulkle • 11 con· HA VE l.nd 11 IN rtgnt mie Md c:aflOl'I hertOf and '*°"9 • 00 ei m oaeteCS 11 tN 111n1 o4 ONltl ttme eller 1119 tirtt ~ ton • Cellfome corpor rter'litlip NA• ITA,..._.., dueled by e.n lndlVIOul4 int.,. '"'' 1N "''" oe 011e of.... I The r:iu~ htJannO on '"' ~ e1 the MQflt 111i. .., c:atlOfl w.o• 1no ~ 1tt0n, AICNrd T Oelttl t.cy T..,., WM~ Tiit ~ per90nl.,. CMndler J ltl A NEED., lltld dB ..... w aoqullred Oeted tNI :)'" cl.-, o4 l)ro po11d buctg•I fo r ww ..... , tltel '"-...... °' date°'.... TNt IU1tment ... tlllld TM 1\at~l -nted dOlftO ~ II ~· l'tlta .........,,, .... Mid • by ooer9tkJn of .... or other• .My 1... tMl-t7 wtll l>I l\eld 11 Mid d«illUd hes ~ 0.ttd lhtt 3 1'1 d1y of Wllh IN County CWtl of Of• w'tll IN County C1er11 of Of• HAM8U.-Otlll OAIU. 4115 Wl1tl the County~ Of Of· wlM other tt1en or In ao-SfW1ey Mc lllth, Adft\ln 1"'40 8' St,_ Hunt by OC*llloll ol lew 0t other. July, 1tM -. 1 County an AUVU11 \, W1Qe County on .Juty )0, c;.,nput Orfve. ln'IN. C... engll County on ..., 30, ~l'Oii 11•1' Clo1,1li~-JJ P09 cfl1iOll to tMI o4 Mid 0.-ltlfttor ol Ille tlllle Of Ilk! lington hacfl. CA t 76A1 on wtM C»Mf •thin Ot II\ ed• Con"'* A lougl>~ AO· 1tlt ,... !Omit 92111 ,... 0'"~ ....... ,. ,,. ' ,,. I ' ' _____. .. , ...... time o4 oeath Dec9d8"t h9ttml:* i 191& ll 7 00 dl110f1 IO lh•I Of .. td a.. mlllltlrllC. ol lfw ,,,. ot ..,...., ,,,_, Flnt F1St ,ooc:te, 1nc.. • n11111 "'' YVY ' :;;;;'to .lit-091• ,.., ~.. • o-.., Al· o ctocti , M oee..cs 11 ,.,.11ma ot deefh ••Id ~ ~ c... l'VOl!tlled 0r-. eo.1 c.1ttomie corpontion.. 2006 Pvblllhtd Ormnge COM1 lilly Piltt propet1y t.1tu11eo 111 tN City ..,..., .. LA9, • Mtf1tl 11\tblllhed Orenge 1 1n 1"4 10 lht 09rtein ,_, L"°'"4 A 0...111, At· ~ Not AUVUI' t . ,,, ~ PllOI AUQUll I . 11 22, "'*"' A._.,. MeMaltal\ Delly Prlo4 AUQUll I . '' 22. Of <lMOtfl Oro... County of lllllM S""4. l4lfte -. Diiiy Pilot Augull 16. tMt PIOC*tY 111uttt0 Ill 1119 City \..,_, 9' U. • :9 tMI n tNf -..en. c.lffotnil '°* n ,... l_.2 llll or-St••• ot Celtomll ••11t1 •111 c 111fot1111 n19 ot n.,o.,, OitMI. Countv o• .._.,. ,,..... ..,.. -,..,... ' .719 TN• bVllMM II con· F-7"4 ~ • -,,.... • • t • Orange Cout OAll.Y PILOT/ Frtday, August 15, 1988 THE ORANGE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AGENCY ANNOUNCES A IC.,.. ttie~wnoee ~.,. ,_. RI 11 _. 11!1 ~ ... tubeeflci.d to the wlttlln !fl.. MOTICI Of ...... 9' or_. c-e,, ltl'\ll'Mnl end ecllnowtedged TllUeTU'I IAL.I TMl9Ttl't MU c ..... ,..~. 1 flitt A.II',, ttwrt 11'14'Y Mecuted the Mme. YOU ARE IN O(FAUU T.t . MO ...... public hear_ing ON THE ....... 1, -. Lee A. M 0 9' M A M • UNOER A OE!O O' lAUST MOTICI .... C:.-,R11 ... ITAU"°"'"Mn~:.--... OAT!O 3/29/82 UNLESS YOU AR( IN DlFAULT ....._ ekl, c---. YOIJ TAK[ ACTION TO UNOV\AOl!OOf TRUST, .. ~ floe In °' ... c.My, Mr PROTECT YOUR PAOP-OAT!O MAR 20. tH5 UN· ..oRTAMT MOTICI OOflttYl .. I*' ........ ,,_.. ERTY, IT MAY SE SOLO AT LESS YOU TAKE ACTION If YOUR PAOPlAl"I' IS IN •• t• A PUBLIC SAL( IF YOU TO PROTECT YOUR PAOP· 'ORICLOSUM 8f CAUSE ( .... ) NEED AN EXPLANATION !ATV, IT MAY 81! SOLO AT YOU ARE &fHINO IN YOUR P\ibli.n.ci OflnQO Coul Of THE NATURE OF THE A PU8LIC SALi If YOU " PAYMEHll, IT MAY H ~ P~ ~I. 15, n , PR0Cf!OIN09 AGAIN9T NffO AN f.lCPl.ANATION SOLO WITHOUT ANY 29, 111M YOU. YOIJ SHOULD CON· Of THE NATUAE OF TH! COURT ACTION, Ind yov f1M TACT A LAWYER PAOCEEOtNOS AOAINST mey llew the legll rlghtt to On 8/29/&e el t 00 P M YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· SANT A ANA HEIGHTS SPECIFIC P-LAN t>tlng y_Our acoount In qood l'\ISLIC N0ftc£ SUN KIST SERVICE ,,J;OM· TACT A LAWYER llendlnQ by plying elt of PANY, u the duly ~led On 8ept9mber 6. ''"·It 'f04J' put due P&)'!Dllntt ptu1 NOTJCI TruttM un<Mf end pul'9Uant 9 15 A,~ OAAl'IOf. COAST permitted cottl and OJI• IHVlnNQ INDI to Dted of Trull.. recOfdOd TfTLE COMPANY, • call· l*IMt wttllln tt11M montt11 IND ITUI JM) • .,. on 4/lt/12 P Document no. lornti COf'pe>tl llon, 11 d\lty trom the CS.te lht9 notloe of NOTICE 1$ HEREBY 82-t IN23 of Official Ro-appointed TruelM undet defauh wU rOCOtded Thlt GI V E N I II et I ea I e d C:ordt In the office Of Ille Re-and purauanl 10 Dted 01 amount le 12. t ti 80 11 of ptoe>OUI• wlll Cle roo.N«I by COider ot OrMQe C«'"ty, 1 Tru1t. rocord«I Metch 22, Juty 27, llM. and wtll In• the City of Cotta MOM to Ce11fornl1 . ea.cut•d by ua~. tt In tl. No. CrMM until your l!CC:OUnl wit The City Council. P.0 TERRY KEENE, AN UN-85-097897. In t>OOlt nll . ci.com.. curront Bo• 1200. Cotta M .... Cell· MARRIED MAN WILL SELL oege n/a of OfftGlll Aeciord1 You m•y not ll•Ye to P•Y l0tnla 92829· 1200, Oil or Al PUBLIC AUCTION TO In Ille office Of the County llW tttllre umpeld Po1110n of belore Ille !lour 11 00 Im THE HIOHEST BIDDER FOR Rec0td« ol Ofenge COl>llty, yOUt occount. ovtn 11\0ugll on Frldty. Augu11 29. 198e CASH. (peyeble 11 time of Stale ol C.,lf0tnta, Executed Ml peyment WU d4l!Nlnded, II thllt be the rMOOOlll>lllty Ille In lewful fnoney of Ille t>y Merle L B ...... ne. WILL but you mu1t p1y 1111 of Ille bidd9f to doll• nit United Staltt) at AT THE SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION emount llltod 1C>ove bid 10 rhe City Clet'll'a Ot11c. NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR DATE:' TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1988 TIME; 1:30 P.M. LOCATION: PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING ROOM 10 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA, SANTA ANA Un .. 11 tlle oC>llgetlon t>y tile proper announeed IT 0 THE C 0 UN TY CASH (peyal>le II llmo of being lorecloted upon I*· time Bide Wiii be put>llciy COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC Nie In lewfut moMY of tile mitt 1 IOt\glt perlOd y()U ~ and r .. d lllOud et CENTER DRIVE WEST United SlllM) at t!W lrorit n•~ 1"41 legal rtgllt lo 1top t t 00 a m. or u eoon tl\efe-SANTA ANA. CA llt right. tntr•nc. to the old Ofenge the tor.eloeure only t>y pay-en., .. prlCllceble on Fri-title eno Int••• oonvey«t County CourtllOuM. IOCat«I Ing the entire emount do-dey. Auguat 2t 1998 tn the to end now held t>y 11 Wider on Sen1t A~ 81Yd .• ~ mended t>y your creditor Council Cnemt>ers Cuy Hiii .. Id O.ad of Tru•t In tile ,_.. Sycamo<• St end within 111r .. mon1t11 en., tlle 77 Fllr Drive. Cost• M... property tltueted 1n .. Id BroldWly. Santa Ant CA, all date of rec:OtdltlOn ol 11111 Calllornla, for Ille turnrltllng County. Calllornll ct.lerlb«I rigl\1 tit .. Ind ltlter•t con- doc:ument, wtlk:h dete ol r• o I Pe Rs o,.. AL C 0 M • 11 veyed to end now held by 11 cording eppMl'l llefein PUTERS A Condominium com-u~ Mid OMd of Truat In I To find out the amount Addll10n11 Ht• of Ill• prlMd of Iha pr~ t1141ted In .. Id you mu11 pey, or to errenoe apec1ftcet1on1 m•y oe ot>-PARCEL t County and State deecrlt>ed l0tpayrnen11011op1hel0<• talned 11 Iha Ottlet ol Ille An undlvtd•d 111111t1 •• 1 The Orange County Planning Corrnlulon wt 11 hold a public hearing on thr Draft 'l•nta Ana Hclghtl Sp•cift c Plan IZonc Change 86·22P). Thr Specific Plan tmpln1ent• the land u•e pl•n for .,Santa An. Hel&ht1 adopted In f,.bruary 1985 by the Orange County lloard of Supu~vt•nrt The Specl t le Phn docu•<;nt con•hl• of four plan co111ponenl1 : land uu • circulation, pub I le aervtura/ut II It lea and recr•atlon, &5 wel 1-aA • COll'l'llunlty de1t11n pro1r•• and hnd u•e dl•trtct regulation•. Adoption nt tht !>peclfh Pla n wlll replace the z.onln~ aguhtlone which currently apply within the Spe clfl< Plan hnund•tl•~ with• 11'1 of land ua .. dlitrlct rf'guhttone tailored to tht' area. hnpnrtant ••pect1 of tltt• phn include. ctoeure, 0t If your Pfopert)I 11 Purcn111ng "~' at 77 F11r lnterN t In end to Lot 1 ol Patee! No I 1n tortclo9ure f()( l'IY 01ner Or1~. Coste M•••· Cell· Traci 11'228. In Ille City ol An undivided 1/ 13th reuon. contect ROBERT A lorn•• Bldt ll'lould oe r• Cotta Mele. County of Or-lnt9fffl 111 Ind 10 Lot 1 ol BOYD ANO MARY A BOYD turned to Ille llltntlon ol Ille enge. State Of Calllornle, .. Tr1c1 I 1081. In the City ol 817 N BROADWAY O. City Clerk, wtll\ln uld llml per map recorded In Booll Coate M .... eccordlng to SANTA ANA, CA 92701 llmlt tn I ... led enY91ope. 486. PIOfl 45 and 4a In Ille 1111 map rec:orded In Book 1714) 543--2117 ldenlllled on I"• outtlde with o ffice 01 tlll County 1'19-495. Peg" 49 end 50 ol Mle- lf you ti•..,. eny queetlont. 1111 Bid Item Number and Ille eo<der of 18ld COllnly cet11neou1 M1p1, In Ille ol• you allould contecr 1 lawyer Opening Dell E•C9PI 11\etelrom Unlla I flee of 1111 County Roc:ordef or flle government 1gOOcy Etch Otd •"•II ~lty througll 1a .. tllOwn on Ille or Hid County wtllcl't may ne~ lnaured Ille "eh ind every nem u Ml Condominium Plen II· Eltcept 111 right• to 1oen le><tll 1n '"' spectllcellont corded In Book 14 199. Paoe aut>aurfece mll'lefllt. 0111. Remember YOU MAY Any ind 111e•oepllons10 ttw 1964 end r•recotded In gas and otner llydrocert>on LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF tlc•llon• mutt be CIMr· BOOk 14284 Pege 87'. Of. IUbllanc .. l>Ut without the you o o No T r AKE 1y 1n Ill• bid end Ill ur• to flcl•I Rec0td1 1 rlgtit ol entry •• r PROMPT ACTION ·Ml lorl" 'eny item In the Alao llcec>I 11\etelrom 111 E ! Ingrum end Hazel H ln- N0 TICE IS HEREBY 1p1c111c111on1 111111 Ile lllow exelullVtl ..-nenlt grum 1111 wt11 recorded GIVEN THAT OLEN G 1gr()(Jnd1 for reiectlon or t"• lor pall<> pvrpo-.. "10wl'I August a 1955 tn Book BOYD 11 duly eppoinled bid 1on Ille Condominium Pl1n 3185 Paoe 587. Olf1C11l A.- Trull .. under 1 Deed of Elon ll4d shell ser 10<111 Ille 1 •llo..,. rel9frecl 10 COfds Trull dlled 10-24-79 b lull namet and residences or PARCEL 2 Alao ei1cept Un1t1 ec:uted lly ROSA GASTON 1 111 persona end parties Unll 0-1 ll'lown on 1111 '"'ougn 13 lnclutlve 11 m11r11<1 wom•n 11 ,,., tote 1n1.,es1t0 1n the prOPOsel II Condominium Plan l et.,red snown and dllCrlbed on rrie end 1e1>•ra11 property u Ille old 11 t>y • GOl'porallon to •n Parc;el 1 at>ove Condomtnlum Plan re - Truttor 10 teeure cer1aJn state 1111 n1mn ol lr>e of· PARCEL 3 corded J1nu1ry 19, 1983. u ollhge1ion1 "' lave)( ot Roll-IK.ers wno c1n sign an An eaclual..,. .. _,,.,,1 '°' 1n11rument No 83..()2788-4, art A Boyd end Mary A egreement on benaJI of the patlO purposes over lhll OH1c:1al Record• ol .. Id Or- Boyd llutllend end w111 At c.orporll•on and wnetl'ler por110n of tile •e1tr1c11d 1nge County CelllOfnle Benehclery. rec:ordtd De-more 1n1n one olfic.r mutt common are• d19Crlt>ed u P•rcel 2 Un11 3 11 "10wn ~~ 27 1979 11 lnttru-sion II Ille tlld 11 by a P•r1· P-0-1 on Ille et>ove referred and defined on Mild ellolfl ,,..,.., 33174 ~ 13447 netSfl•P Of • j04nl veoture to COOdomtnlum Plan 1 menfloned Condominium I Page 585 or Olfletet Record• 1111e IM nemM and •d· Tr>e toral amount of Ille Plen 1n tne Otttc.• of 1ne Recorder dresses ol all ~al P•r1· unpaid ll•lance ol '"• olllf· 1 Pere* 3 Non .. xclutl~ ol Orenge County Call· ners end 1otnl "9nturers 11 gallon MCUrtd by Mid Deed llMmttnll lor acc.u, In· 1orn11 detcrtblng Ille land the t>tdder 11 a sole 101 Trusr and reuonebly esll· gress egreu UM Ot110Y· I tl\lrlln 11 Lot 17 Bloclt P'<>P""°''"'P or' enotner meted costt ••e>enM• and 'men1 drelnege. eneroee"· ·B'", ot Trecl !>46 H pe< map ttnllly 1"81 does t>ullne.t I advance• at Ille time of i"e lmenl support m11n1en- recordtd 1n Boolt 2 1 P1111 under 1 ltett11ou1 neme. 1111 1n111a1 publ1<:111on ol 1111 No-1nc1 repairs 1nd for otner 35 of Mlac;ell1{'10<JI Mapa In ll•d s"11l 1>e 1n tne reel name 11ce of Sale 11 $64.70a 25 jPUIPOMI. all H atlown In 1111 tne o!flce 011111 County Re· of tile bidder wllll • dfflg· Currently dated c11hler's 11>ov1 mentioned Con· corder or Hid Counry \lid nation ro11ow1ng s11ow1ng c:"ec~s or certified c:riecke ldom1n1um Plan and 11 de· ollllgallon• 1nclud1ng 1 note · OBA lttie hc1111ous nameJ" will be 1ccep1a1>te 10 1111 lscrtbed In 1111 •l>Ove men- lor 1111 eum or $52.•95 11111 p1ov•ded however no fie· Trustee provided tney ere 111oned 0ec1er111on 1 llr .. ch ol end delault 1n 1111ous name •"•II Ile uted drawn 1n favor ol Sunkttl PerC411 4 Exclutlve ea1e- tM 01>t1g111on1 tor w"ICll ,unle" l"e<e 11 1 current Service Compeny end Niii· men ts 1ppurlenen1 10 I aucn Oe9d ol Trull 11 MGu• reg15tr111on w11" tne Orange rac1ory 1denllllc111on 11 1v1ll· Percell No 1 end No 2 ~ tty nu occured in 1h11 pay Countv RecOfder In cue ot &Ille ac"lled above located In ment 1111 not~ made or co•pora11on1 include I"• Tne llrMI edd•• anO H id lot I ol Trect 11081 IOf S2 I 19 80 1nc1ud1ng nam111 or '"• Prt111den1 other c.ommon deslgnetton use for y11d end entry monthly p1ymenu ol Seoe11r, Treasurer and 11 eny or tne reel properly 1P<JrpoM\ defined end de S52• 9S due • 27 86 Manager detcrtt>•d 1t>ov1 II tcrtned •• Rntnc:ted Com· throug" 7 27 a6 1nc1us1ve Tiie C11y Council or me purported to ll• 350 mon Ar11 1n l"e at>ove ,,...,. 1na1 by re .. on 1,.,.,aol the C•tY of Costa Meu rll'MfVel AVOCADO •0-1 COST• honed Oecler111on •nd •• proaenr llerlellCll ry under '""' r.g"' to ••1ec1 1ny Ot' all MESA CA 92627 11gned tn the ellove men- sucn Oe9d or T1u1t ,.., di-ll•O• Tiie under11gntd Trullee II~ Co"Oom1n1um Pt•n POStled ..,.,,. .. id duly IP 011eo AUQvSI 12 1986 dlKla1m1 eny llalllllty '°'any T,,. srreet lddt... end pom11C1 Tru1IM M.ICt• ~ Put>•rsnld Orange Coast 1nc0f•ectness ot lfl4I 1t•MI 011\er common design111on Nev c lrcul•ttnn vl•n lr•l6nl'd r 1 •~l>"'"t• bu•lncaa .. nd re•ldcntllil tr.ff le. I f!l(htu lrKul•t Ion ,,f ~tth eurroundln~ o rh~n ho r • ~ 1 .n I »I her uae• 11tthtn TtUJldrntl•I are• to her rer enaure co111pat \bl 11 ty ' <;peclal afro< •J .. v .. topm .. nt •ten•hrola .. nd .. rchttci:.turrd l(Uldf'llnea tor bu.Int>•• par~ rirea alon, AC•Cla and Birc h :<trce tH t o eneurr ,lf•ll pl .nni:d 1ltv,ln1•111trntw which ... re: adequately buf ~rrt>d from .. dj .. rent rcstdentlal neighborhood . Specla l 1 .. nd.c .. ~r 1,uttlt' I Int·• t har.ctc:r ,.,f t hto conmunlty. COXPLIANCE i.:JTH CEQA Pln.,, E!R '>01! w .. > .,r1 lfled to111plete .:in f'c:bruary [1'; T111f11>y C1\e ~rrd of 9u1t11"<rl6-0U foe Mt.h tht' John \layne A1q ,nr1 ~1.,.t.,r Pl.,n ,.n<l "•nt• Anit Heiglt" 1.nd UH Coop11tlbllttv Progru1. Draft Supplemental EIR ~08A hoa been "r"p .. reJ (nr t he '\pt'c lfi l' Pt.,n ,, " •u pi-1.,rn .. nt t o Pinal ElR S08 to 1att•£y the requ!reaenta 0£ CEQA. Draft Suf>plemientol E!JI ~08A 1~ curr .. ntly out !o r p11bll c rc:v1o<w until St'ptembc:r 8, 1<1116 .nd wlll bor preae11tf.'d to tlle Plannln& C'oi:ll!lla•ton ,onn th .. r .. •fter. II Y'"' .. r .. t nt .. r .. ~c .. d in reVtl'<Jlnl( th11 document. pt ....... cont .. ct Karl Rt1tonl of the EnvtronmentJI .nd S1;t·•ld Pr o 1c:"• Dl VI H 0'1 .r f ll~I 8]4-~561. l,1>r"1C1ent ~ on thl1 dncument mutt be rect'\ved by the Co•rntv by S"r•(l''Dl.~r '1, 19111, t . , t 'I t.' MESA URIVE -- l I I I ii ( Al l l•f•uno ic l t licr t .. vu fli,i u r "11"'~"'1! rt11• .. p.,c 1ftc plnn .. r .. tnvll,d t o fJT<'•""' thrlr vl"W• bt0fore the 1•1 .. u111ng Co1TV'1l•ol on . Pl""'' lie: .. ovtaed thot, should Y''" ulttm .. ti:lv c h.,l l~nl!" th" l.ounty'., actlon un !I I • • .,.,clflc 1-l •n In C'Ourt, you tidy lie ltarited t o r .. 1.tnr< onl y thoa .. l•oUe• ynu or .om.,one .,1ae '"'""l .. t lhe puti l lc h"ar ln" de.crlbt'd In thl• notice, •H 11'1 wr1tt.n corr .... pr.ndcnt" dorltvt:rcd tn th .. Ct>unty 11 , ••r ~·rl tH lo, tit .. put.lie h., .. nnl( . I " l1Jtlh,.r 1nl o rm .. tlon, you •'" Invited t o ca l l Mt<kl 11 .. rri. of th• Prn 1t'ct f'lonnln!I, Dlvl1111)n •t l/14 1 lll4-•t<l'i, or """'" lnln lh" office located .r U r 1"1c l"tnlt-r 1·1 .. t. lro rn.,r of Bro .. dw .. y and 11 v1. t.t·nt"r l>riv,), lluoPt 2)!1, .;,.nt .. Ar1,., foll(ornlo 1.tl 11J!·4U48. Publ.1sheo O:.tiOjC coas t u.11Jy P1lo l 8/15/~E F-Pl2 ol Trust and 111 document• 01111v P •c.t August 15 19116 lddreas and otner c.ommon '' any 01 1rwi real property----------..,.----------......,.----------.-------------------------------- evtdenc1no ot>l1Q1tions ,. • F821 °''t0n111on r any tnown de' c "1> 1 d above 1 • c.urld 1n1r11>y end rna hereon purpOl'11d to oe 28<>0 Elden underalgned doe' neret>y PtalC NOTICE Se•d sale will oe mlde l>vl •A ') Coste M ... C1111orn1e PU•LIC HEAfltNOI wtt.L I Tl No. 4m NOTICE TO declare 111 sum1 tecured Wl1,,oot covenant or wer Tritt unde<slgntd Trull19 •E HELD •Y THE COITA NOTICE Of' COHTw.ACT0.-1 l"e•elly lmrnedlllely due FICTrTIOUI IUllNE ll ranty e•pren <>< 1mphe<1 re-d•5Cll1ms 1ny ll11ltllly 10< 1ny MEI A PLANNING' COM· TflUITIE'I IAU CALUNO FO.-INDI end P•Y•llle 1nd do .. llete NAME STATtMENT gerd1ng l1lte po•-ton or incorrectness ot Ille 1tree1 MllllON AT THe CITY YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Scnool Olelrlet HUNT· P\EllC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE Pt.el.IC NOTICE t>y 911CI lo c•uM '"' trull Tl\e IOllOWl"Q P4Wtont 811 encumbrences 101 '"• 11ddr11ss end Ollltlf common HALL, n fAllll DllllVE, UNDER A DEED OF TRUST INGTON BEACH UNION property 10 be told 10 telllly dOlt\Q llu11neu .. Down lpurpoMt .,, ..a111ty•ng Ille •n-desrgnlliOn. ti any '"°"'" lco1T... MEIA, CALI-DATED 4/29185 UNLESS HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ~~~~[;~~~!~~~~~=====~~=~~~~ Ille ollllg1t1on1 Hcured Unde< 425 FernlNI Corona delltednen 5""u•ed lly ••td ""'"' 1FOflNIA, AT 8:30 P.M. 0.-YOU TAKE ACTION TO Bid Oeedllntt WldMldly, ll\lreby de! Mer CA 92625 Deed or Tru.i including 1111 S1id Nie will be m1d1 t>ul AS IOON AS POlltaLE PROTECT YOUR PROI>-September 3 19a8 • 2 00 ~ Dated Augull 1 198(1 Kom Jaye •25 Fernleel lees cM•Q"IS and 8~1>9"'" "'''"°''' coven•nt or war THEAEAFTEA ON MON-ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT Ip M • 1J llloben A Boyd, M•ry A.. Corone del Mii C,. 92625 ot 1"9 Trustee r11nty 1•pret1 or implied re· ,DAY, AUGUST 25, 1M.. lllf-A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Plac1 o l Bid Receipt ! ~ lk>)>d . T"'' lluatnen It con lllet>enellc.1aryunde•Nid ,gerd1ng11t1e ponesslon or OAADINO THE FOl.LOW· NEED AN EXPLANA TION HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ STATE OF CALIFORNIA due.too Dy an 1nd1V1du11 Deed of fruit nertolore u encumbr1nces lo pay 1rie 11NO APPUCATIONI. OF THE NATURE OF THE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIS· ~ ~~~,ij~~ilW9~ COUNTY OF ORANGE I SS I Kim J1y1 e<.uled and delivered lo '"" lrt1me1n1ng pr1nc1pal sum or IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW· PROCEEDINGS AGAINST TR IC T E 0 U CAT I 0 N 1 On Auguott 1 1986 llllo•e r"'' •tatem"'11 wes llled vndt1•"9~ • w;men Oeo-1tM notM ll«Cuted by .. Id l1NO-ACTIONS ARE OU. YOU SHOULD C'ON· CENTER. 10251 Yorktown • me, tne undersigned a ...,uh 11111 Co1inly r,1fltk of Or 1ar1111on ol dehtull and De l)f>ed ol Tru't wttn tnllf'MI CH ALLENGED IN COURT TACT A LAWYER Avenue. HunllnQton Beecll. / Nollry Put>liC 1n end lnr Uld 111ngfl County on July 10 mand tor Sall and 1 wrtllln tne1110n as provided in said I THE CHALLENGE MAY BE On 9/S/86 at 10 00 AM CA 92648 / • •r'""""''"' County and Siiia per 1986 No111:e ot Oehtult and EllC norn •dv1nc11 11 any, LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE Newport EtGtow Company Pro1ec1 ldenlltlclllon 'l.Onally eppeared Robert A "311112 lion to Se41 Troe unde<aigned under '"fl terms of Hid Deed ISSUES SOMEONE RAISES 11 tne duly appointed Neme Bid No 842 • Swtm-r~~~~~~ Boyd end Mery A BoYd Put>Hsllf!d O;ange Co1111 c..tu&tld 111d No11ee ol De-of Tru~t '""' cnar~ and IAT THE PUBLIC HEARING Trustee unde< and pur1u1nt ming Poot Fltlt< f\e91ece-! 1 personelly known 10 me '°' Oa111 Pilot Auqust 6 15 n fault and ElecllO'I to Seo to ••r>11n~'ol t11• Trulllfl and 1DESCR1BEO IN THIS NO 110 OefJd 01 lruat Recorded menl. Edison High Scl'tOol 1 t ...,.::..::;~:11 prolled tom. on tlle 1>u11 of 29 1966 ~ •lllCOfded in t"41 coon1y of the tru,.s cre••ed by said TICE OR IN WRITTE N COR-on S/91115 H Document no Piece Plana 1r1 on roe l! "/ ~~~C~~~~~~~~~~-~~ .. llsleclory evtdenC.ello 1>41 FB 10 Nl"lt1re Ille real P•Opetty 11 ~QI Ttual AES P 0 N 0 ENCE 0 E -a5· 1681183 01 OlflCllt R&-MAINTENANCE OPER· ') 1oc111eo rll11 1ci111 1m()(Jnl of Ille LIVERED TO THE PLAN· cords 1n ,,,. ottice ol Ille Re ATIONS ANO CONSTRUC· I DATE 7128186 unpl\1d bal1nce ol Ille 01ll1 NINO COMM ISSION AT OR ·co•der of Orange County TtON Room 321. Hunt· J A -----. DEATH NOTICES I UN IC 18 T IE Ill VIC f g1Mr1 511Cured by lhl ProP-I PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC C1hforn11 ueculed by tnglon Beech Union High /' ...------~ COMPANY. •1 l ue Hen· l)tly I() Of! SOid and fHIO"I• HF-ARING 'GARY MICHAEL SCHMIOT Scnoot OlllrlCI Educallon ~ ,L I 1----·· elM, TruetM l ale omc.<. at1111 aS11mated costs ex· 1 PLANNING ACTION AN UNMARRIED MAN Will Center 10251 Yorlltown Av· -Y PLYN"1 HUSSELL 1' HANC:l5 f LYNN dRt h I dwd ~ptmWnl'fJU .. IY J.' ht' hdd llVf"Cl di Whtl.I• ... L.rnd1ng ( <11..Jltn.1 rm August Ii l!IHfi lMA-'I r i It·' v ( ( °;1 l hr ii w Chu re h w1·ri· .. c.lmm ''tf•rf'll .1t Avalo11 Hrr1p1tal Ht w.i.., l.tr1r11 Marth 'l~1 l!J:L!, 111 Nrwark, Nt•w .JPN v ;ind wa.." a 11'!'>1d1•111 11( Nr·w J1·r"•'Y (. Jl1 forni;i and I l.1w.111 TruelM 'a Addreea· 5'tO f 11I ~'\<I\ and adv1nces at 1118 PA-86 145 FOR KEITH EN-,SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION lenue HunllnQlon S.acll, Jo I Main StrM I, llocllton, CA l1ml' ~• Ille 1nlllat pul>llCll•on C. 1 N E E A I N G I N -TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER CA 92648 Phone 171') l ,. IYIHI II hr~! wllf• .. = ~~ Number ~11;>~11~·1sN~~IC9 of Sall ,, ~U~11~:.z~o ~~E~l F~R ~?.'!.;~s:;J~~:!;~:1:: ~~~~~111 1~20HEREBY 1 ·----- ntfllht•t K<tlht•rtnf Puoh9"1<1 Orenge Co111 rr.et.enelictaryunder 181d ELAINE GLASS FOR VARI· Untied States) et Al Ille !GIVEN rnat 1111 ebove-S 111 , 11 rJ, k If' hp r Daily Ptlot Augutl 8 I!, n 0.W-0 -,1 T ru1t "8tllOIOfe I• ANCfS FROM FRONT SIDE Cnapmen Avenue entrance n11med Scllool Ot1tr1CI lor liltilh• I!<. <1nd -.t'>lt>~. 1986 etulNJ And dehY9'ed to 11141 ANO REAR LANDSCAPED jto tne CtviC CenHW 8ulldlng Orttnge County Callfornll, f 799 und111\•Qned I written Dec.· SETBACK PARKING ANO 300 EHi Cnapm1n A.,.,,ue ec1tng by and tllrougn Ila 111,1 1.tli\ Wtlll.10!!t ----------11rtt110n ol Oefeult end 0. INTERIOR LANDSCAPE RE Ora~ CA ell rlQM !111e 1Governlng Boerd neretn- (, 1 t• 1 i.: • S 1 n1 , Pt.el.IC NOTICE motnd ,,,, '>•te and• ""1llten OUIAEMENTS WITH A end 1nterHI conveyed 10 aft., referred to u 'OIS- M.u, 1 11., 1l.irr1IJ1l'>k \ Nr,11c,. of Oeleutt and Elec:· CONDITIONAL USE PER· end now lllld lly II under TR1CT ' wtll tee.I~ up 10. Snu rro'>k It' FICmlOUI 8UllNlS8 110<'• ,,., C\1)11 Tiie undersigned MIT FOR AUTOMOTIVE RE-Hid o..d of T1u1t In ,,,. Oul no1 lt18f than the 1bove-(""I''' NAME ITATlMEHT tlu\e<:l Mid Not"41 OI De-PAIR TO ALLOW CON· 1P•Opetly tlluelld In Uld ttlted time. Mlted l>ldl IOf .111.J tl,,·it f.mulu" r,f Thto toOowtng i>e<aon• are l&lill and EleCtlOn to Sell to ISTRUCTION OF AN AP· County, C11tlorn11 dt111ctlb· Ille ewerd of 1 contrect ror I'•'"' '''""'11•1 ,1nrj oomgbusinestH bf' 1er.ord4td In Ille county PROXIMATELY 2500 1ng1ne11ndlllerfl<n tneeboveprojlCI WATCH WORKS 3M E wherfl l"e rHI property It SQUARE FOOT LUBE B1d1 111111 be received 1n ~· w Ii 1" Y M .. rnt.lf •r 171" St Unit 4, Cotta Mna 1'.lc.et"(j SHOP LOCATED AT 2t7S 111E NORTHWESTERLY Ille piece Identified 11lov1, 111 B .• 11 .. ,.. v ... ttl (."tub Ct1llf 92627 0911 Augut! 1, 1986 NEWPORT BOULEVARD. 50 rEET OF THE SOUTH-end .,,.11 oe opened end I II 'i 11 f I 11 I •• I J',, ,. I p,,orllles lnG Cllllfl)rnll Orene• Coeet Tiiie Com-,COSTA MESA, IN A c I WEST ERL y 185 07 FEET OF pvt>llcly •Hd elood •• Ille 369 E 17111 SI Unll 4 Cos111 ""'nw, MO N. Tuetln A••·• ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL LOT 7 IN BLOCK C OF above-slated time 1nd L.1u11 .it• 1 N1 •wpnr1 ,..... ' c o 377 s R M!!'Sll Call! 92627 8ant1 Ane, CA t210S (114) tO E TER M I N AT 1 0 N TRA T N . A PE ptece l l.11 h•ll "'''t~J Mr-M T"IS llustneu ii con-558-2138 xm .• , ......_ NEGATIVE OECLARA noN MAP RECORDED IN BOOK each bid mutt conf()(m 8'1.1rd "' H1·.iltor'>. 1Ju<:.te<l lly • corporation l ayr•, Tru atM .... OMc.t FOR FURTHER INFOR-18 PAGE t8 OF MIS· and be rfllP(>ntiVI lo Ille r>1 .... .t1lt·d A rrwn( .. n 09Vld J Lyon• Pres•dent Put>lls"ld Or•no• Co•st I MA TtON ON THE ABOVE I CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN contrtcl docum•nll II" w,·i· (" J f 1 Tiits tll11ttnent wH flied 0111• PllOI A•""ull 1'1 i:i 29 appL1C ATIONS. TE LE· THE OFFICE OF THE E•'n ... ,d ... all ..... ~'~-, .• ,1 •• I "'n1.1 I V1·t• r .,., ( 'h,.,.1 .. r ., , vv ,... CO 0 ...... " .. , ...... _ .. u • ,.. ""''" the County Cl11. of Or 11186 PHONE 75'4·S24S OR CALL COUNTY RE R ER OF panled t>y the aecurlty ,.._ r •"11drnl -;im 1 I !1hrl L1hw K.111"1 Purplr· 8nQ4t County on July 30 Fa If> AT THE OFFICE OF THE SAID COUNTY !erred to In 1111 contrect .tnd d ff'\lrir·n I ,,f Ht'.l rt A"'""" lron 1~116 PLANNING DEPARTMENT Tiie ,,, .. , •ddr•11 end documents and by Ille 1111 of Nt•Wpt1rt Rf•,1( h \In< I K..iu.11 bth Inf Jn try ,,,Mel Dt lD•1c MnflCE ROOM 200 77 FAIR DRIVE Olhlr common designlllOn propoNd .eubeontrlCl()(I 70 I I Pullhs'1ed Orenge Coett TUU\. "" COSTA MESA C ALI ti any of lhe rMI P'~ Tiie OlSTRICT r...,..... IY A rf•l(lf•n-4 .... ,.., Dl\11\lfJn A-..vK 1at1on Daily Pilot AUQutl 8 IS 22 flCTmOUI •u•·--·· FORNIA deHrlb•d e t>ove It 1111 rtglll lo r•ltc:I any Ot ell 11wl)jgf•r for 2~ yr·.ir. Thu11d1·r'11rd A.-.....,:. 1a 29 1986 ""' PubllthlCI Orenna CoNt P<Jrported to be la& •A bids °' 10 wlllve l"Y Ir· h h t I F-791 NA• ITAT'UMHT ··v-FLOWER STREET COSTA rn l (' p ;.1rm<1c 1·u "n 1 1 , 1 ,. A n z 1 0 The lollowlng '*'~' 1,. O•••y Pilot Augutt 15 1986 tegvlerttlel In l/'ly bid• or 1n f u•ld pn<>r \11 his fir1t o., •1 hh1•,1d V1•ttrans d<>4tlQ l>UttnMI u Al Cout Fa 19 MESA CA 92827 the bidding d ,. 1 nt u 1>tm11c MnflCE fhe undoftlgnod TrullM The "-inmenl o11n<1u1-w1f••' Nltn in !Jfi!I of W11rld WM II Tht· TUU\. "" Hlwty Mororing Ac P\EllC NOTICE d1te1e1m .. nyllel>Ut1yl0t1ny lrlel R;l.11on1 llH d•· flt lh'•n l'nl1·n'(f th1 . "" I IU'"-11 cellOf'" Bl V I p 0.tallnQ lncorrtc:lneM of Ille 11rM1 .. _ 1 ·•1 • 1111l1t.ir y <.of'rVI((' al ,ICTITrvU ...... ServlC:ll 18?5 W11tc:l1ll FtCTnlOUl llUllNll• termlnedt· .. oener• P'tv .... r• JI •~Wt4 f1rld with SWl.(lllK An·a I Riv NAMI ITATU IUfT Drive "'-POtl S..Cll CA I NA• I TAflMUff lddreu and otl\ef common lngt11tOIPefdlemwegeeln D>ldwdl Banker Wld 1 ~r\1dt' Nauonal Cem Tile IOl\Owlng penoo1 ••• ~2&&e fhl lol+owiftt Pef~lf• :'11t0n. II eny 11\0wn• ~kl0calll°t11 to ~~ lllil, ... ,. h h I -I dOltlQ bullMU.. Todd Jlmlt VOuG"' •• ---.. 10 bo ............ ._ .... .... -0mp.my w IC f (·,. 1·tt·1 y a<: rosa from BENTON WEST 3941 B reecn v1118111 Hunllnglon d~"? r:, .. ~N 8:. 1 7 2 !» Said MIO will be mlde. t>Ut Hen et•" °" type of work· l4J m.1n .. gE>m<'nt <> h111 M J rt h Air F"orr •· 1 s Brietol Streei Sull• I~ BHC:ll, CA 9.,848 i ·•onro·~· ... _ ,B I, ,. __ 18 wlfhoul con¥Wl4111t or wer men neoded to eacute the .. , •~t h , ... I s ta an• Celll 92704 ... TI9 ..... .....,. r1nty l111>f ... Oflmplt00,ro-,_1r--.............. ,11 .. .,e ...... own rt.' .. Nt-,.. o u li.1\1 A ugu,1 I~. ·~1e11';.. John Tardlrf 15 Tn11 t>u1tn1H ta c:on-Mue Calll 92a27 O•'dlng tlllo. C>OtMlllOn."' I.it' Ill~ 'Oii'TRICT ~ inga wh1<."h ('(Jnlinu1-<J I !IH~1 I !AM ln lieu o f S1111t>urat Court NowPOfl ducted oy t11 lndlv1<1ua1 0 T Banco. C•lllOfnla. enc.umbreno ... lo PllY the ioc.tod •' tO?S1 Yor1ttown l:lti lhhe Slime> ~~ hh111 flow1•t'j donallonll Bo•ch Cellf Hee3 ~~d :..~~: waa filed l c11~~8C~1111 t9''2'.,.,~~ River remelnlng prlnc:tpel tum of Awnue, H\lnllngton ~. r Ntl urvwru y T" • t> tlnoH It con ""' """ the nott(I) teeurocl by Mid CA 02848 Coplot may ci. m.1y IM rtldde m has • u witn the County C~" 01 Or Thia t>u11neu 1a con· Dted 01 Tru ... with 1n1.,"1 ObtllnOd on roqueal A COPY ;:1f(', ll&dnnl «Mh flynn . nJmt to Tht> lf06p1Cf' d~•,~: J"'T~~~~ue1 '~oie County on Juno 25. du<.T11e1 t>y • corPOtP ~.?' •11etoon u provided In Hid ot 1""49 ret" "'"'be poet· '-<Jr•>nli " ur, ~m P n1~ r .1 m . Ma rt 1 n Tn11 1111emon1 wH lli.d ,,,..,. r..ny Luciano r_....ont notll(•I. ldvenOM, If eny, ed al the tot> tit• Tiie f<>f• Th 0 m 8 ~ p ll I r 1 < k c C141tk 1 0 Tiiis 1t11eman1 wu filed under Ille, .. ,,.., or,,,. Dted gotng ~ui. of -di.tn • • Luth 1• r H "'i pt t 11 I w11n Ille ounty 0 ' Pul>ll-nad O•ange Cout Wit" the County Cterk ol Of· 1 T t ti d ,....., F I ynn a nd w1 (1• S:md Mt'tlu <t I U.nLN, 1830 ~:;g: County on July 30, Dall~ P1101 July 2~ Augull 1. •nge County on Jvly 30, ~.~!!.~he CT~=!~ ~~~ ~~~ri;) • =.- 11• El Torn. "'''fl w kom tit' yll Dr. ,,,...,. a 1 1Ga8 11>88 ol tlle tru1t1 cr••led t>y ••Id Tiie 1111 1or no11day ano daughtrf"I, Jun1• An.itwim l"A 92801 Put>H.ned Orl"Ofl Cout F711a '21 .... Deed of Trull. 10-wlt overtime werlt 11\llt bo 11 () l l 1 II s 22 Put>ll•M<l Or1nge Coe11 S 1112 701 33 19111 tliN and ono-11ett ...... i rvtm• .inc f)llt'( V'<l by &ck.a· Dally PllOI AUQull I Ml.IC NOTIC£ ID•llY Piiot .lluoutt e 15 .,., Thocien.tlclaryund4tf .. ld 1un1llt>em1nd1toryupon El.11ne M1t<"hrll 11r1d K...iulli.ol'll Ba~olt & i 9 198' F 185 29 ll>M-Dted of Trull heretofore •11 the CONTAACTOA to...,_, hwrband, tuiy. a..n,,1.1 St h111 ht Anaheim '~Z:!e~:A~=-~• r 792 ecu1«1 •114 deltwroo 10 the tt1econtrac:t1t1w11dod.tM l , I • n d • R r II n ct Mm tu.at y 776 1600 PtalC NCH1CE rt•• IOltoWlng PeflOl'il are Pl8UC NOTICE ull<*llQn-4 .1 W'flttet\ Doc-ur>On any tut>contt1c1or c h 1 Id r en Ci r 11 n l 004ng t>vllMU u 11r•llon of o.tllUfl Ind 0.-uno., ntm to PllY not '-' D3v11 Mary and r NOTICIOI l!'Otl.EO AGAtN. 4112 '1enTIOUllUtlNIH mandl'OfS:e endeWfltt.,, 1111ntlleNtld~lfledr1t• M .. 11 lLICTIOH Seuhof• !>Mt •l!I ~ MAiie ITATtmNT Notice of lllUll ltld U.:-to Ill wott!mel'I .-np!Oy9d Cly 8 o b h y I l C' 11 f' NO T 1 CE I'> HE R £ 8 y 8uctl. Cellf 12043 The IOf!O'Mng pet'°" I llfl tion 10 Stil Tiit un~ tl\el'l'i In Ille ••«lUllOfl Of the rlf"phrw Edward A ,~ .. G•VEN 11111 I 0en9f•I Mo· Kel\1'19111 Gr90Qf'Y Miiier dOlng OUalneM .. ceuoed ~ Nol~ ~0.-contrtcl Ftvnn UI Wlh> Su"lm mALPAM n1e19e1 Ei.ttoon w'H be llflfd 21181 Montlctto •U ENUA·C AAI 1737& ltvtt Ind l«tlOn 10 to No bidder m•y Wllhdrbl J•~· c.m...,. ~ c I CM•• M • on l!lr'OOllllvttl Sv•te 65. l'oun be rec:orded In Ille courity lllt l>td for I periOd Of ~ty· .. nd gr ... l nept\f'W ~ ~ In Ille l!y 0 .. lagvtll N'OI* Cllltf 9'877 , •• ~ v ... ._. c 11·• t"7""" 1wtler• ,,,. r .. I proe>erty .. flW t•S) .. _ • .,., Ille O•le • TuMOly in. 4th d ly ol No Chflt100t\ef Mlefleal 1(1(1 "' --· " , ... loceled -·· .ind gr,.n t ntt'Cf"1 3500 edftc v.., vember tta6 for 111e tonow 48., ~· Ort.,. •8 Ott,,., w Brun•. 17375 OAT( 1151 M1 IOt Ille oponing Of l>ld• PaLMck JOl!W•ph and Newiipon ..., '"O °"~' NtwPOf1 e.ct1 Ctllf 12ee.3 Of006'h\wtt Fountain Vllley A PIYf'M'll C>onu11ne .. 11 con· Cel•f t?708 MI WPORT l l C AO W perf«mence l>Ond wt• .~ l..._,.,..,,.._.-111r 111 .. mof Tiii• .. u·'n"t II c ..... c-'"M" 1 cet~I r~lrfld prlOr to eJt~t_, flt'ld, New J•rwy. H~ '"' ..,.., """""' u duct«! by 1 ~11 p.vt· • " ., ..... ..,._,.. .. •· ,.._.... at rn.~t tour ~I ner.ntl> ~ed Cly '!'_~:Yldull .,._.._, • TNIM.., ~=':'int"Ofonu• w lhr Mn of lhP '""' The pollt wtH ~ OC*I ha Cnrlltoe>"Ot Mlc:l'IMI l(Wt ..,.,.,., w .......... .., .. ,.... A ......... le>tfll In lhe COfllrllCt OOOl>- (.)r and Ml"I Edward ._,the l'ICNft nf 7 00 • rn Tll•• 1111..-nt wu ,..., Tiii• 1111ernen1 WM Neel ,,_... .... Oflleer M A f,., f &-llMllt' Ind I 00 P '" ••Ill the County C1ert1 of Of. .-ttn tilt County C.W of Or p.....,_ A....-. CMt• i'l'ltt'll . J)'Nl 0 ' IUI .. , ............. Cltf •noe County on Jlily 23 Inge Covnty on .My 30, ...... CA-T11111heM ., "°"".I. lllol'.ltOf, °'" N w J ney, wter c..,... "'ce. Cltr of c..11 1084 1tee f?1•l ~ rector, ... ...__, o,.. f'f'~8>' w ,,lkf' and ......, Cllltfofftla ""•" "',_ •""'9 Md f4nuly . Anapolll, Oltocl Augu' t• 111ee ftut>l•INd ~ Cou1 P\Jt>HINd Or1nge Cottet ~ OrWI09 ' P\Jbll1hed Ofenge eo.61 .... C>lllhed Ote~ eo-•t ,..~ i.. p I A ... t'" 22 0....., Pllol A•""••t I 15. 22. = Ptlo1 AUQIJll f&. 22. H . Detty Piiot AUQ!Mt 15, 22. M ii I y I a n d • I • t f ru . .,., •• , Io• .... .. • :·,,... ..,,... 1 ttllt 0 lly Pilot Auov•• "· 11118 2t 1fM ,.. rr1\hc'r FAward A ,•8'2 . f ·ll3 \,_ F-717 ,.,. '117 -. LOOKING FOR .... THE"" APARTMENT? SEE SUNDAYS REAL ESTATE SECTION DailyPilai (714) ·642-4321 ~~~~~~~~---------------------------~~~-~~~-~-~--~----~-..._ _____ ~~-~ ~------------------~-~- ....i .... SeasonaMy Aci,usted Bilions of u S Ooalaf s I :~: 1 10- ~ 1 14-, l.: ~~~ l 06- U S Cvmtt1411 Ck-'-' ASO N OJF ll All JJ 85 • A July'8 5 JuOE:: dt, Jvty tit, i 11 4 61 G 1 s ~ f11 s 1 J Or-. COMt DAILY PILOT /Frtdlly. Auguet 15, 1eee .. z· \ COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANIACTIONI, 810 Retail sales rise 0. 1 % in Ma Schwab resigns atBofA Sales inf urntture. department stores- offset help big drop in auto purchases By &be A1aocla&ed Pre11 Retail sales inched up 0.1 percent last month as sales in furniture and depanment stores helped offset a baa drop in auto purchases, the Com· merce Department said. But lhe seven maJor U.S. car producers rcponcd Wednesday that domestic auto sales improved this month. rising 7.4 ~rccnt 1n early Augusl compared with a year ago. In other economic developments Wednesday· -The stock market pushed higher. The Dow Jones average of 30 tndus- lnals. up 52.87 in the two previous \CSSIOns. rost 9.00 point~ to l.844.49. -Construc11on of new homes in- ] ·creased by 4 percent in the second quaner of the year, according to a repon from the F.W. Dodge Div1s1on ol Mctiraw-H11l lnformauon Sys- 1cm"i C'o Total retail sales came to a season· ally adjusted SI 18.7 billion 10 July followma a 0.1 perccnl decline an June1 the Commer« ~partmenl said an a repon released Wednesday. While the monthly increases an re1a1I sales have been somewhat lacklus&er this year, consumer spend· ing ha• been one of the few bnght 111pots oJthe economy. Economists explain the discrcpan- ey by noting that the retail sales figures arc rcponed wnhoutdiscount· ms for pncc changes. Since consumer pnccs have been declining for much of this year, this has made sales look weaker The "imall July advance was in line with expectations of many analysts. who had been looking for a sluggish n-port bccau~ auto sale~ wue-wuk. for the month Sales at auto de1lcrs fell I. 7 percent. the steepest drop since March Without th1'i weakness, over- all retail sales would have advanced by 0.6 percent, the best performance an the non-auto catc1ory since Febru· ary. Sales of non-durable 1oods were up 0 2 percent tn July wtth depanment stores postm& a 0.6 percent. Sales at furniture ~tores rose a '°lid 1.6 percent and sales at hardware and building !i.upply store!!. were up 2 9 percent ·· u you look beyond car1. consumer spending ts still holding up," sa.td Sandra Sha~r. consumer econom1sl for Chase Econometncs. a pnvate forecasttnf firm he predicted the pauem o sluggish auto sales bal- anced agatnsl strength tn appliance and home furnishing sale5 will con· tillue in coming months. Commerce Secretary Matc.olm Baldrige. however. predicted that auto sales will rebound an rnpon$C lo renrwed dealer mc~ntivcs and that this increase will bolster overall spending gains. OTC UPs & DowNs NEW YORK (AP) -The followlno list snow' the Over • lhe • Counter ,toc;k, and warrants Illa! l\avt 90llt UP tl'lt most and clOwn the most baMd on e>ercent of ttla1191 f~ TnurMStl No securl/llte!' tradlno be!Ow 2 or 1000 "'-'" trt nciuded Ntt and Ptrctnl1oe cha~ are tile difference t>ttwten Ille IH'tvlous closlno price 'nd Tl'lursdav's lasi or bid p r c t u" !$ ~~;<" L:j~ tC~ S ttomaso t ~ ''• 2llo 6 tJadvll> 11• ~ 7 KTron Intl l'i• I N•halJI Wtag 2111 + ~ ll 9i Glan,Gp wt 71/'J l'I• Carr tQtllld J:\4 l~ ICN Ptlrm wt l ,,.. 2l\ Gtn4llcslnst 2 'I• '''• ~111011 ' ~ 14 urvlval Tecl'I 2~ 3•1• llt 01 '• 'I) tAmHll s l\ 'i':I lnstNwlt s 1 111 ~tnaBlo 10 1~ 9 ~rllundLtd 2 S· 16 S· 16 fi'i ind~~~vsCre l'.(: 1 ;~ l'f"OOd ·~ '411 oPllc 9'"> 1 • ·ld1Expr 7~ I AmFstFdlMI j "' Cl\emflx wt "• SwstWJr' 2 , WHS 1 Enl~~n L•J~., _c~. 2 Averytnc 4 • ._ 3 Hlll\dvn ll.. ~ ' lucos ~ •l'J s 11\CQkl• ~ ~ 6 PtClrtn ,,.. I 7 kiMIUnd I. I) I ~~1111T.ro~" 1:'"' -2 ~ 10 lnllHold 11 -I i':I lli Hl·Porl Ind 6 ~ PrtPtld wt ' 11) Vlctor8nclls i.'"1 1-.i. l • 1n1trmetrlc 4'1• '"1 l S gprtsmn~ulo 21.,.. •/• 16 lolcM• nil 6'"1 "- 17 mpAld Im 31/• l4I 11 lrWstn un l'h :\4 19 Alfa~ll wt •1• 11, M §en kl• pf 1 ~1 It wtch wt 211. ''• ~f~~~~ 19 'I• I"• (glttPrd -~ '1• enetlcLI> ~ ''• Pel Up UP UP UP Up UP Up UP UP UP uo UP UP UP UP UP Up UP UP UP Up UP Up UP UP UP UP Pel 26 3 17 1 16 7 lS' 1'7 "~ l~.~ t .s I .0 111 lljl 10 l~. 100 rn8 B NYSE UPs & DowNs Jeff hap1ro, an ec-0nom1i.t with Whanon Econometncs. also wa opt1m1st1c about retail ~les in com-ana months. He predicted consumers will soon begin to spend the savings they nave achieved from dram.all· call)' lowel' eneriy bills. Although auto sales increased m early August, analysts had expected a far bigger gain over a weak penod a >car ago when ules were drying up bccauS( of a nauonw1de Team~1ers Union car-haulers strike This year, 1he 1nduS1t) w3s held baelc by the performance of the leading automaker, General Motors Corp., which suffered a 4.5 pcretnt decline 1n sales an th~ Aug 1-10 pcnod. . SaJes by No. 2 Ford Motor Co. were up 25.5 percent and No. 3 <. hrysler Corp. 's were up I S.4 pc:rc.ent. June inventories up By The Auoclated Pre11 Inventories hcTd &y US. busanes!les rose in June after a drop the month before. the government reponed Thursda . The Commerce ~panment "said 1nventon~ held by bu\tncsscs rose 0.4 percent following a 0 3 percent decl ine in May. l'I ... >t"\ 11 \,, 17"t ... I .... 10' II ~ ~. .... ,,1-), .. 1•. s • s ' I) I •• > )lo. • )I 11''> 11 • ""' XI l ?O ... ,, , .,.,, lS.-. )~ 10 10 • ., " ,, . 17 l 1• • ""' 1•. " ... ,, ... 1l • H J • 1 I 10' 10 ... ~.a 1 .. ~I ... n: !i..! • ,l_. ..... :!.! i;I·: lA • • '"' . ll .... ,. • r, t!~ ·~ fTI') .. NEW YORK (AP) -Tiie foltowlng list snols tht Ntw York Stock Excllange SlOCks t nd warrents 11111 l'ltve gone up I ll'lt moSl tnd clOwn ll'lt most based on percent of cl'lanoe regardteu of volume lor Tllur~ev No Mteurltlts trading btlow \2 art incl· -~ Net end perctnlage cl'l1n9fl trt the difference btlw"n ll'lt previous closing prlct and Tl'luf\dtv's i P m p r I c e rcame ~ ~~r~G pf 3 vlCl'lrtCo pf 'Wttn Unit ' LtucadNll HuntMfg \ Shaklff 11 Berktv Inc 9 wet~o 10 P1vNP1k ll Rym~ pf l2 wstn 3 Bank v 1• l amaur 1; TtttcomCo l Clark E<t I LVI Gro Pct Up 111 UP II 0 UP 1~0 UP '9~ 8~ ls I UP I I UP 0 UP 9 UP 7 • UP 10 ~g !9 1 UP 6 7 Up 6 7 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Bank.Amtn(a Corp. l\u an- nounced the res\a.nat1on of Charles R Schwab from its board of directors. lits dc-parture is the second lilts week by an official of the ailing bank gaant. John Poclker said Monday he was rcs1aruna as chief fi nabciaJ· oflioer and treasurer to spend more time with has family. Schwab. chamnan and chief exccuttve officer of Charles Schwab & Co .. had been a board member since his finn was acquired by BankAmerica 1n 1983. He $81d Wednesd.a)' he 1s qu1t11ng to devote hts full attention to the d1seoun1 bro- kmige subsidiary and ~sure that 1t 1s "the most suoccssful enterprise 1n the business:· "The prC!ump,ti~n has to be that therr·, some otlier reason for his leaving. sin« we'd like to ~heve that he's been devot- (Schwab) company all along. .. said Dan Walhams of Sutro & Co Inc. 1n San FranetSCO. II.KO' YIOwF \ ioOllVI •le! na Mot IJ ~~med Ii lfs'i~~m Rol'lmH ' Revlon e~ ' ~~ 16·i Up ' UP 1 UP 6 CHECK LOCAL TV LISTING FOR TIME ANO STATION • arltv S ~lltHP&lllt 6 Sllotlown 8~ t UP S~ Pct 69 6 1 p ~l H ll ' • 2 •• i, Muscular Dystrophy Association Live from caesars Palace. Las vegas Special Section for Students & Their Parents · Thursday, August 2 1 Only in the Daily Pilot ,,. ---------~~----~~---~~~~~~--~-------....------------....... ----........... -....--..................... 810**0n"Q4t Cout DAILY PILOT/ Friday, August 15, 1988 NYSE COMPOSITE TRAN SACTION S 'FllllY'I IL-.... Ma rket moves higher --i\JEW YORK CA P) Stock-pntts-mOVCd higher Friday. wi th blue chips resisting Late selling pressure and the broader markel narrowly keeping to the le' els 11 had reached ,in ns week-long ad-. a nee Trading wa'\ thin as man} investors went to the 'i1dehne'i 10 a,01d volatah ty expected from the cxp1rat1on of Auguc;t options and a maJor blue chip index future'ii contract, and 10 assess the market's rhancco; for continuing 11s latest chmb. Blul' chip~ spurted higher at the close after trading ma narro"' range for much of tht' day and dipping in late al·t1v1ty before recovering. The Federal Reserve Board reported that industrial production fell b} 0.1 percent in July, a ~1gn of <;;(ugg1shness that man} economists had an11c1patcd would prompt the Ft-d 10 push interest rate\ lower. • · fhe Dow Jonc'i average of JO md us tnals rose I 0 69 to 1.855.60. hnngmg its gain for the week to 72 98 points. It wac; the hcst wct·lc o;mcc a 92.9 1- pomt g:un the week of March 10 Cia1ners outpaced losers by 8 10 7 on the New York ~tock ExchanRc. At the American tock E'change. the mar ket "alul" index wa~ up 0.18 10 27 1 40. WHAT AMEX Om NEW YO~K (AP) Aug IS Adlla!IC,ed De<lined Unctianged Total ln ues New high\ New IOWS TOO.~ 21& ™ 1~ AMEX LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) -Salts, ' o.m Frldev Price end nfl chal199 of Ille 10 most act111e Amerlqin :;tock E xchange luues, tr a d ing na llonallv al more !hen SI. Heme VetumeLestCi DomePtr1 ,7 WaruiLet>B BAT Ind 3 Del med , Wickes , 801 rPhrm ' , LorTmarTet n 3i. Ar met 82, Jet America 166, EchOBav g ''· CoLD QuoTEs s.i.:ted world 00'0 pt-Frldey l 13''1 S''I I' t 5''• ~'~ il;. I. I ''• Leftdoll monwng 1ta1n9 S3M 50 uo SI 1S L....-. an•noon ft•lnQ S38S •O off SO •~ ,_ •fl•noon ltung clOe4ld fOt hOIOCley f '9111rtwt n11ng SJ~ 03 uo $I 3 • Zwtdo late •llernoon "'° '384.50 up so 40 131$00 .... .., HaMJ6...,.,.,_131S 10 off SO IS I .......... '316 50 off SO IS l,...._,.~$40411offSO 1S + 1·16 -... NY C-1 gold 190t month Thu '3111 10 UC> S1 lO METALS QuoTES NEW llORK (AP) -Spol llOflf9flOUt ,,.,.,,., pt- Friday • AllHll'-• 52 oo cent• '* oouna NY c-• '°°' month ctoMd Thu C..,.... ~-65'• Cef'lt •pound US d"tlllleHunt c...-. Sii 20 cent• II"' oounOt "'°"'" cloMd Thu Leed • 1 • •-24 e«>•s 1 pound Zlftc . 44 _. ... poun<I .,..._.., ,,., Cloeed (m•U1l1 w ... compolltl l)<ICI P9' ID I ....,._ • U ?ts per ounc4t Hlfl<IY & Herman ........ SS 329 p.w troy-NII CO"'fl• llC)Ot m<intll c-fhu lilwewy $200 00 $220 00 per 18 ID llH". -Y0<i. ,,,.,,_ S$30 00-$.$35 00 llC>y ounr11 N Y icon trllCI) ~ SS4S 40 NV M•c tOOI per lfOV <>1 Thu famou5 la b~l.s ... WHAT NYSE Orn NE W YORIC (AP) Auo. IS Advanced ¥ec1Jned nchanged otalluues New highs Ntw lows Today 19, 611 393 1w 20 NEW YORK (AP) -Se '· ' o.m. Frldav Price and nel change of the IS most acllve New York Stock Exchenoe luue s, lra dlng na llona llv a t more than '' ~~iM Pow Wn Ir Lin ~t11~0DS N Pharm xxon Mot> II PonhECP USX Corp 11ILTV Cp M ldSouUt Chevron Amer T& T Amer Heu IBM AllRlcf'lfld V~mt t~~:100 1.t 1t 1,173, 1,856, 1,7~. 1,4 • l~J9. ':~'-2 b~: 1,1 • 1,on , 1,00I, le~ t: P4 -..... +P4 ~ -..... ..... + ,..., ~ -" " +2~ Dow JoNES AvERAGES NEW YORK (APl -Final Dow Jonn lieragt\ for Friday tocks Open Hletl L-O.W C"9 Ind 1141 u1~-tt '~%1'a~i ,~19 12 i~r 2~3 ~ 211 ~ ll2 10 2 :24 t 6~ Stk 716 Ol 121 7S 109 a. 71 ,-42 3 lndu\ 1S.~U i~~~ l'm:,00 6S Stk 2~,6.il',900 Uf!\111it111lfo!Wi NEW YORI<; CAP> -Mo•I active Ollf r· the-counter llOCk& lUP1>Hed bv NASO Ar111~ MCI Rou1e ' PrOCrt AP1>leC Jaouar Henlev fht>ok l,.OIUI St Paul L•$t or Bid Asked Ctia.. 181"9 +""T.\i ]lt,, 301/• 11-32 l 1·16 +S·l6 36 8 r~~~ ~9~ • + ..... + t,4 -h +2 Saturday, A•1Ht II ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): 1'asxs which h.ad been f?Ul aside w.ill now com man~ auenuon. Focus o~ d,ctails. fine pnnt, contact wlth one in position of authonty. Unonhodox 1nd1v1dual does care, will prove it. Watch Scorpio. TAURUS (April 20.May 20): Empha$is on writing. communication lemng ot~ers know rxactly h<:>w you feel. You'll receive invitation which could involve Journey. What begins as "mild flirtation" could become scnou) relat1onsh1 p. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Focus on financial status of one who would be close associate or panner. Major change occurs 1n home. domestic adjustment proves beneficial Libra, Taunts figure prom1- nentl} SYDNEY CANCER (June 21-July 22)· What 0 had been a "legal tangle" will unravel - 10 )O ur advan~ge. Define terms. clarify MARR meanings, hold meetin' which is clandesune in nature. You II get view from "backstage." Pisces has unusual role. ~EO (July 23-Aug. 221 Emphasis on power, authority, work methods. deadlines. challenge and respons1b1hty Creative endeavors nourish love relationship intensifies. Past contact~ prove beneficial Cancer. Cap~corn figure prominently. VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Your "personal touch" pa)sdl\-J.dend\. Accent ~1Ylc-. dance to your own rune Scenano hlghfights travel. commun1ca11on ability to finish long-standing project. Anes. Libra play paramoun1 roles ' LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22)· You ha .. e more "working room .. ~tress 1nd1\'ldual1t)'. be direct. show thal )'O u are in command Member of oppo<,11e SC). 1s drawn to you. attempts to get tq hean of mat1cr'i Leo . .\quanus pla} man.int rol«, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No\ 21) Fam ti) member seeks reconc11ta11on · Focu'> on secunt}. finances. 1ntu1t10n. scnf>e of purpose and direction Be agreeable hut refuse to g1' e up \Omething for nothing. Cancer. .\qua nus ligure prominent!} SAGJTT ARIUS (l\o' 22-Dec :! I 1: Calls. messages. 1n\11a11on<> dominate al11ve scenano. You'll rece1\-e news"' h1ch ele' ates morale and is associated ""'th "add1t1onal funds." You'll add to y,ardrobe. 1ra"d ""111 be planned (,em1n1 plays ke)' role. CAPRICORN CDec 22-Jan 19)'. You are 1ndnver\~at. lunar. numencal c~des h1ghh~t <,trength, conv1ct1on. achievement, promo11on. Jnd1v1dual associated with the "mantle ans" 1.1.111 play prominent role Scorpio 1s an picture. AQUARIUS (Jan W-Feb 18) You'll meet or be in contact w11h many "kindred spmts.'' Popularity surges. }ou'll be center of anracuon. Check ""ardrobe. take '>pec1al care to pie.a!><: loved one. You'll d1Stern mo11,cs ::ind rt·lcave numerous compliments PISCES (Feb 19-Marc.h 201 .\pparent set bad: "turns around" and hoomcrangs 1n )Our fa,or Famil) member talks about 'anou' prospect'>. opponun111es Friendship gro""" 'itronger mone~ picture 1s hnght Taurus I 1hra nall\CS pla} roles IF AUGUST 16 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY \OU are spiritual \Cn\111,e 1otrospectl\e despite fact that man) '1ev. ~ou as siubborn and l''cn dommcenng. You are crea11ve. a pcrfecuooasl. lend to brood and )OU can be .our own most SC' ere cnt1c .\t limes )'OU ar(' nambo}ant and extra' agant Bui 1hc "real }OU" 1s a searcher. a Sttker of truth in.a quiet. determined. med1ta1" e manner Pisces Virgo pla} important roles 1n ~our hie. You"ll Ira' e! th1'1 'ear and recc1,c s1gn11ican1 a'is1gnment ~plembcr "111 be memorable lor !<<>u 1n 191S6 Rich colonial blacks once had white slaves Q Did nch blacks in Colon1JI \mcnca ever own white sla .. es'? .\. Indeed nttl the V1rg1n1..1 .\\~mbl> outla .... l'd 1t 1n ~70 Q. Where: in lhe R1bk d1)(:' II 'a' ~4.000 people died nf ·\I D"i' .\ Some scholar'> think thal"• a poss1hlc interpretation of "-umtx·r<, ~s l 'nder lhc ~<l1men1 nl e'en Ole.in 1\ a base ot hard la' a In French .. ,air" m('an' crm1nl· and .. ,erre" mcanc; gla!>'> ~ ht·n ( harle<. P('rrauh "role do""'n th(' French stol) of ( 1ndt•rella he gut confused The original C 1mkrl.'llJ \hppe~ \\trc of fur not glas~ The y,ater 1n a tank ol -.ea \.\<lll'r "'111 '>oon rot That'\ "h' \OU ha'c 11> n:plen1 sh ti constant!}. 1i")ou want 10 keep \ah waler fish in lht•rc ( horc 1' to keep the water ah ve not the fi\h 11·., 'ia1d no i..pcues ot \altwater fi,h has been kept 1n cap11 .. 1t\ for 1hn.'t' generations J L.M. Bo YD Reg <;m,the. thl' man "'ho dray,.c; the comic' o;tnp .\nd~ Capp stam- ml'red ~'ercl~ all h1'> earl) ltfc .\<.a l'h1ld. Reg couldn't tell 1hc grocer ""'hdl he v.anted 'iO hi' mother ~nt ""nlll'n note<;. In the arm) the fello"" nnt tu him had to ans1.1.er for him dunng roll call It \.\J'i bad Then the "tnp <,uccet'dl'd and he made lo\\ ol mone\ and h1'> \tarnmer went a\\J) ,u<hknl\ and eni'1re_I) He hadn'1 mmh lared for the Jffi1t11on he hJ' <..ml hut ht· liked the cure \m <t\kl'd ii aluminum toil I' pure .1luminum .\hout :t'i t lose to pure a" \ou can get -1.14 (1 pt'rl·ent L .M . Boyd 1s a synd/C'ated columnist. Arequiemforthe old days of radio No one. of course, can question the ~werful, and almost mesmerizing. influence of television upon the Amencan public, and, to a lesser extent, the public around the world. Y~t. 10 a certain sense. it 1s fair to say that something fundamental was lost when television largely replaced radio as the prime medium of communicauon directly entering the home. For one 1h1ng. as everyone in the mdustry admits, TV chanoels and networks have little identity or per- sonahty. People watch individual programs with no loyalty or interest an the co~rate source; an fact, mos1 viewers 1dent1fy the channels by number, not by name or affiliation. In the era of radio. each station had a definite personality of its own. and a singular format that steadily attracted a body of' listeners. Networks and syndicated programs did not main- tain such an iron, and anonymous. grip on the dairy' scheduling of a station. More importantly. radio was a more convivial medium for the family Members would group around the speaker 10 listen to Jade Benny. or Amos 'n Andy, or the Rud} Valltt hour, or lM Bing.Crosby.show, wtth a feeling of camaradene that seems s1 ngularly lacking an TV. which tends to isolate rather than unite its \-tewers. Oddly enough. though telev1s1 on conHys a drama and a v1v1dness 1mposs1ble an radio. 11 seems to me a more impersonal m('d1um. We are pas'i1ve spectators at a TV program. less involved than when our 1magina- 11ons were at work collaborating with 1he radio. (0nl> the daytime "soaps" StDIEY H1111~ seem able to capture 1h1'i invohe- ment, fo r tJle housebound.) Public radio has rttamed ~me thing ol'thrs old flavor and amb1t:nce an a few programs. but the bulk of commercial stations. both FM and AM, have simply segmented 1he radio audience. directing 1he1r appeal to onl y one kind of taste. an music news chatter. or ethnic origin Nothing 1n TV ha~ made me feel as comfortable, as much at home with myself. as many of the old radio shows did; nor do I a'isoc1ate specific products with certain programs. as I used to. Identity and contmull) are missing: lhus. most TV advcrM1ng seems scattershot and haphalard. No doubt, television has a graphic quali1y that arrests the eye. this 1s one reason that 1errom1s. for instance arc able to manipulate 11 so eastl)' and q1uckl ) for their purpo~\ of "theater" -but 1t tail~ to en~ge either the mind or the emotions al a dc('pcr le"el Charauer'> \Cemed more "rear 10 me on radio nen v. hen the\ "cre fiCllllOUS, becauc;e m) O\\n creall\e facult1e'i were left free to fill 1n the blanks. as 1t were Tele\ t'i1on lea .. es nothing for us to do hut JO to the bathroom during commen;1al'i Syda~y H.arrls /1 • 1yadlc11t~d" columa/11. Loose-lipped doctor should be chastised DEA R ANN LAl'oDERS· I am six months pregnant Twelve da)S after m) pre~anq was confirmed I began to receive catalogues that sold ma- 1cm1ty needs Although I was not ~ure how I got on the'ie hsts I reall} didn't mind ~" cral .... ~ks ago """e beg.an getung phone calls 1n the e' en1ng. as late as IO I 5 Th(') were from eHiy bab~ 'ier' tC(' 1magrnablc The other morning I got a call trom a diaper sen ice at 6·45 a.m because the) wanted to reach me "bcfor(' I left ·for work .. ""1) husband and I finall} decided to ask the last few callers where the) go1 our number. Most were evasive. but one firm adm111ed that they had BOUGHT our address and phone number from m y doctor'. When I started asking around to s.ee 1f other women had similar eA· pcnenee~ I found out the) had. lsn'1 this unethical') Shouldn'11he doctor's officeask permission before the~ give out personal Information on a pa- 11ent'' • I am afraid to d1'iCuss this w11h m~ obs1ctnc1an for fear of ahl'nating him before m\ bab' is born I desperate!) need hi~ good will. The iron' 1~ that 1f I ""ant 10 reach m)' doctor 1°n an emcrgenq I must go 1hrough his answenng ~n icc be· cause h1<, home phone 1s noo-pubhsh- ed C\o 1s mine. but his office 'iOld 1110 dozens of huckste~ What should I do·> -Fl RIOl S I~ CHIC AGO DEAR FURJOUS: Wa1t until th e baby 11 born, then chew out the doctor. Pa11 the word to your famlly and friends. The practice you de- scribe 11 despicable. And for heaven's sake change your phone number as soon u the baby comes. • • • {)f-AR .\NN LANDERS: I haH ne'er before written to \OU bul I am compelled tosuppon the ""oman who ""rote to sa) c;hc couldn't \land her hrother \ ou urged her tn "tn "VY ell A1111 U11DERS deane \OUha.,.en'tbeenthere.lha'e ""1a > I speak m~ piece" M' brother ne\-er SC\ualh at>u't:d me 'nc JUSt punchro me 1n the s1omach, broke m-. IOH tormenll'd m' fncnds. and tied ahllt me con-s1an1I~ 10 get me 1n trouhk IA-llh m' parents I madt> ncellcnt grade\ hul no one e'er ga\-C ml· a pal nn lht• hack becau'>C m~ hrother"~ gradl'' were terrible. When a kind aunt 3\ked m ~ mother ahout th" '>he '>did. "\'.e ne,er praise one unlc\\ "'e t an pra1w the other " \h mother ""horn he nt'' t'r otx·\l·d or re\pcct~. fa"ired m' hr1 1lhl'r lo her d) 1ng da) \he n\l·rlc111l.l·d hi\ taulh and \hameful l<lndut t 10 J pc.unt where 11 'o'J'> nau,t·a11ng I am nu" a thou'>Jnd mile' lr"m m~ hrnther and I plan 10 kn•p 11 thJl IA-a\ ~hat do \ClU 1h1nL1hou1 flll\ .\nnlande~·-rRH \Tl \\J 1'- ~t PL\ DEAR FREE: I sa) itel into therapy and unload some of that anger. not for your brother's ake. but for your own. • • • DEAR .\ "-' I ..\" J>l R\ \1' cou\tn \a\\ he 1.1.a\ Jt an Jul1111n 1n Eas1 ~on1peltcr \ t la,1 \l'ar .1n1I '><l"" a co1.1. 1hat ~ent tor\ I ' m dli1111 l<.th1SP<l\\1hlcord1d ffi\ l llU\IO rn.1k. 11 up·1 -DOI RT IN< 1 r l!Cl\1\..., I'- N H DEAR TOM: Your cousin didn't maJu• It up. Tbe cow that went for Sl.3 milllon was a Holstein and proved to be very prolific. She had 14 preg· nancles. Stars raise $400, 000 for quake relief By lhe Auoclated Prus UNIVERS.\L CIT\ -V.1th ,1 bit of help from f nend'i hkc frank Sinatra, Julie Andrews and Jobn Deaver. opera star Placido Domi- ngo ru1sed S400.000 to help Mc,1co (it) c11r1hquakc v1ct1m!> "Me,1co 1s our friend " w1<l actor Klrlc Douglas in introducing Oomingo to a 'lt'llout concert crowd at the Un1 Hr,;il Amph1theatt·r "When our fr1t•nd huns. ""c hurt We art• hl'rl· ton1aht to help the 100 000 J)('oplc who are 'lllll homelc\'i hentu\t' of the earthquake .. Domingo who lmt an aunt. uncle and two wu\in\ 1n the ~pt 19 1914S, qut1ke . 'lilna unM and popular 1une~ tt\ \.\-ell .1\ duets w11h l..>tn\-C'r Jnd .\ndrcv., Heart in Boston BOS TO"l -\l\M Robt'rt Urlcb 'llJr of tel"\ 1\lon' "~pcn;er for Hire." \.'l)S trc.1t· mcnl that h1\ daughter rece1.,.eJ for a k1dnn u1lmcnt I" the rea on ~e ha\ made Ma'i'WChu\t'W. h1\ home -"I w11nt Ill ll"t' \Ometh1n& back,' the lV Jctt'CllH' tn lhC' Robert Urich \ho"' filmed 1n Bmton iokl RC'd· hook map11nc l 'nch. 1thu lt\ed 1n ( ihforn1a h<'lorc bu\ 1na an 11 -hedroom house in \conh .\ndo,N, 2 milt'\ nonh ofB<mon, \aid h1~d.tua,hter F.mah then 4 \uffC'rcd re .. ('"' and hallucinat1on\ that dollor\ 1n lo\ Jobn De Lorean ' \n l'll·r, m1'>t..1.:;nh '11agnuwJ a' J1lerg1c\ \\ h11C' in 80\ton la'it \car lor tht' \hO\\-... ri~t ..c"MOn. he \laid ht' told ht\ ..,,1fr ~Clrc\\ Heather \tt'ntlt•, to ha'e r:m11) c,llecked h\ 6<\\ton ph).,1C1an\ f>octon at \1.l.,\Jl huS<'\l\ ( 1encril Ho,onal ad\ 1<,ed lhl'm 111 l lln\Ult \flt'll<J I· 1'" at C h1ldren·., Hn\p11al "I gucv .. 11'\ qu11e common in l111le girl.," l nch \Jtd .. Ou1 th1.•\ ~lid that had '>he gone anolhcr month without tx·1n" Jttcn<kd 111, y,..c'd be talktnl' about tran,plant' and d1al~'1\ and .ill k1nth ot major. ma1or \lull' · De Lorean •broke• OETROIT -f ormet ,11111 ,. maker John Oe Lorean hci' ·"~"" the ft•deral go,crnmcnt to P•" h" wa-. to Fur'opc "'hC'fl' \.\-lllW\W\ .ire bc.•1na tntCr\ IC\.\-l'<l Ill u1nnt'l tion \\Ith federal r;H kt'lt"l'rtng har&c\ aii.11n\t him ' I ha' c no 1oh no pro'pt'C\\ and bare!\ enouf.h 1nrnm1· '" pJ\ ch11d \upport." ()\•I ort'.m '•ml 1n an affida\-ll tikd rC'l Cnl h 1n federal court hert· But pru'>Ccutor' l1t1ntt Ill. t.orcan·., S700.000 1n<ome la\t 'tar, '181d h(' can P"l' h1\ ov. n "'ii' ht Lorean. 1.harietl ""'tlh I\ count\ of rad.eteC'rtna and lroaud. 1 ccuw~ pf u 1n comphcatrd 1inanc1al 1ran'4:lct1on~ 1n torci@n coun1ncs to dclraud 1nH'\tOr'I in • h1 ~poM\ car compan' of 31 ka\I S8 5 million, pro"-'cutor-. \aid p 18 roa PAITIAJ. ELIMINATION ButJ1 vulnerable. North deals NORTH W&ST' .J, ~Q 108 3 0 KJ 7 •AK63 •K 1087 53 Q 7 2 EAST •82 ~A• 0 A9 •J9' 0 108&•3 •Q 101 e SOUTH •AQ9 'Y KJ986 O Q62 •82 The bidding. North Eut 1 • PaH 2 ':' PaH Pa11 Pus South 1 Q •9 Opening lead: Ace of <> Weal 1 • Pua In a perfect elimtnat1on play, you strip your hand and dummy of two suits to force a return in · a third suit or a ruff-stuff. However.' there are times when you cannot achieve a complete strip. There may still be advantages to a partial chmmatton, as this hand highlight Although h~ had a minimum openin!( bid. Sorth's four-c d sup- port for his partner's suit de a raise mandatory While his queen ,,f <>pade was a doubtful asset. we agree with South's dec1s1on to l(fJ ~tra1ght to game but he might havP tried three no trump l nder normal r1reumstancf"I de clarer would have an easy passage at rour heart.s. l~lng a spade. a dia- mond and the ace of trumJ)'> After ht opening le4d or t.he ace of d1a monds and a diamond continua t10n. however. declarer was fa<'t>d with the possibility of a diamond 0 ·~··0"'<14t ., .• _,., I .. . t:')v :.,l'n)•t. ed -dl .. ... .... 'lj -i<;) -o . ""'°" I r1 E A ~ T S I TREEM I CHARLES Co1E11 ruff All would !>till be well if Ea.st was entryles , but 1t would be silly ror We t to look ror a ruff tf he felt that ha partner did not have a way to gam the lead If that entry was the ace or trumps, declarer would be power- le~'I to prevent the ruff However, 1f he <'OUld succeed in .elimin.atlll&. West's 'lafe exit cards, all might till be well. So lifter winning the second diamond, declarer cashed the ace-king or club!'! and ruffed a club with a high trump Since he had no fast entry to the table for another club rurr. declarer had to hope that We!'lt started wich only three clubs He continued with a trump to tht' ten and East's ace F:a.'lt !(av,. his partner a diamond ruff but that did not defeat t_he rnntract West was down to noth· ml{ but padc-. and his forC'ed re- turn of that ... 1111 ehmmated declarer's lo er thne \r>te thllt 11 would not have help- ed E<ht 10 <;h1ft to a o;pade That would bt' l'xr·hanging trick for trn:k <11nt·<' t tw cl1•fenders would th1•n ht> unablt• to ~t·ore a diamond ruff 'llOU ... , I '4 I v E x I A boy hid ~ ,,...Ing fun ~ . 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TD FAllILY CIRCUS by Bii Keane • "Can we get przza for lunch?" MARMADUKE . PEANUTS THE FIRST MEETING OF OUR LOCAL t7E5ERT CLUB WILL COME ,..0 ORDER GARFIELD TUMBLEWEEDS by Brad Anderson I 5U66E5T Tl-4AT WE FORM A GROUP ANO VI SIT OTHER DESERTS AROUND -HE WORLO . ~ ~ ~ --· SCRIT \ H~Y, ~SS ! Wt; SPll uONES '71VOT 15 FINISHE:V'! WA NIA CHEC~ llOUT? CLAt: .DE CLAY , UNDER.TAKER 'OJ l'UXt 'f;M-1 l"l.Nlf~~~:;;;:= DRABBLE ROSE IS ROSE BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) - "No, we're not there yet." DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham by Charles M. Schulz by Jim Davis Q) . IJ1 by Tom K. Ryan BLOOll COUKTY ·u.s. ACRES TMl8 '7150015( eu81NE!>5 HA8 uOTTEN OOT OF HANP, WAPC. I F-°E.H PRETT Y 81LLlo' '"'- " ,1 ' I \ ! ' I .. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE JUDGE PARKER 1'\ WUEN CJOO'RE ON A FOOT8All FIELD ... HOW llN¥J srePS ARE 1JEftE 'TO FIVE ~tr- DOONESBURY by Berke Breathed . ~ by Jim Davis ~M ClAV"~ ( 6 by Lynn Johnston ··· UGUESf BR:lf\Dle'E.R suwrwmt by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batluk by Garry Trudeau IT'S 7HJIT /lt/Rl?}IAl OIAMONO RATJONIN6 I MJr tvtN CA/?Tlt/(S HAS A 0ECENr 5£;i.ECTK;WI I M (J(JN6 1() MVE: TO M£MPl4STE TV /)/~ /46AIN.I ,. . FRIDAY, AUGUST 15. 1986 Pat Bredley breaka alump to bike ftnt-round LPGA INd. a Air Force, Arizona •nd Tenne11•• ae•r up for footbltll. M. Hagler to fight ·Or retire? ·Another Astro rally.; another Dodger loss BROCKTON, Mass. (A P) -Un- disputed middleweight boxing cha~ pion Marvclows Marvin Ha&)er will make a statement this weekend, his promoter Bob Arum said Thursday, but whether it will be to announce a fight against Sugar Ray Leonard is unclear. "I don't know what the status of Marvift's future plans arc. except that he is going to make an announcement this wcekcn~· Arum said. "What the announcCJllent is going to be. whc:!her he is going to fight Leonard. (James) Kinchen. (Thomas) Hearns or retire. at this point, I really can't say." Arum said he would meet today with Hagler's co-managers, Pat and Goody Petronelli, but warned boxing fans against htgh hopes about what has been billed as a possible S 15 million Hagler-Leonard fight. "The fact that they (the Petronellis) have asked me to come shouldn't be interpreted to mean that Marvin will fiaht again.·· Arum said. ··&cause if Marvin decides to retire, I owe it to him, I owe it to the Petronelhs that the statFment announcing the retirement is handled in the best possible way." A"slCcd to make an educated guess about what Hagler. who has been undefeated for I 0 years and says he wants to spend more ttme with his wife and children. will decide to do, Arum answered: "Rettre." "' SteTe SaI throw• to flnt to complete a double play aa Houaton '• Jo.e Cl'Wt alldea In too late. Davts• el hfu-tnntng stn le leads Houston to 3-2 comeback win HOUSTON (AP)-Afier wtontn& three games in a four-pme series against the Dodgers, the Houston Astros and Glenn Davis a~e bnm- ming with confidence as they take to the road for nine games. The Astros padded their lead to five games over San Francisco in the National League West following another la1e-1nn1ng rally that produced a 3-2 victory over the Dodgers Thursday night. Af\er Fernando VaJen7uela, 15-M. had stymied the Astros on onl y two hits, Davis capped Houston's thrcc- run rally in the eighth with an RBI single that scored Billy Hatcher from second base. .. lt Just happened," Dav-tr.-5a1d about the comeback. "We JUSt got something going on him. He was stall pitchin&Just as efTecttvely ... Davis, the Nattonal League's sec- ond-leading home run hitter with 24, thinks the team's optimistic outlook is becoming a tradition more than an occasional 01ng. "We've JUSt got something started that won't ~em to stop.'' Davis said TonJ6bt'• game Oodcen (Powell 2-3) at San Francisco (Krukow 11 ·6) Time: 8 05 TV. Channel l I Radio. KAB( (790) Saturday's game: Dodgers at San Francisco, I :05 p.m. about the fact that the Astros have picked up nine of their last 13 home v1ctones 1n their last at-bats, and 19 altogether. "f credit It to a fcchng ol mentaJ Fernando ValeD.SUela awarenc:~s that has created a more PoS1t•vc att1tude," Davis S&Jd. Houston's Keva n Bass was enthuita'ltic, even thou1h he went O- for·2 and had his htlltng streak ended at 20 games, the lonant in the National Leaaue tht year ··1 knew there was one inn1n.1 he was I010I to stru~e." D1ck1e Thon led off the Houston eighth wtth a s1n&Je and Bill Doran singled one out later. Hatcher fol· lowed wath another sangle, maluna 1t 2-1 and send1og Doran to third. Phil Gamc:r tied the score Wlth a groundoul before Davis· smile to center knocked in Hatcher with the go-ahead run Larry Andel'$Cn, 2-0. got the victory with three innings of perfect rchef. Dave Smith patched the ninth for bts 23rd save. Houston. winners of 13 of their last 17 games at home, extended ats National League West lead to five -pmes, nralehing Its long-esi of the season. over San Francisco. Ball Madlock had given the Dodgers a 2-{Llead with-a-two-run homer 10 the fifth against Jim Deshaies. Madlock's fifth homer came after a walk to Ball Russell The Dodgers who arc now ntoe pmes behind the Astros 1n tbtrd place open a three-game set at San Francisco tonight at 8:05 John, 43, still throws strong Schramm, Dorsett discuss problems New York Yankee pitche r to-retire-, - coach college ball NEW YORK (A P)-The question was put to Tommy John not once. but (Wt~. If he conunued to pitch the wa y he was, how could he walk away from baseball next year. even al the age of 43? "You guys don't believe me, do you?" he asked, laughing. 'Tve had great fun really. The ovat1ons arc great ... Walk away'? Sandy (Koufiu) did it, and I gave my word.'' Wednesday night. John worked his second straight scoreless outing of seven innings-plus since coming o fT the disabled hst. ra1S1ng his record to 5-1. While on the disabled ltst for two months with a strained Achtlles tendon. however. John accepted a job at the Universny ofNorth Carolina as pitching coach. He starts next season. There anscs the anomoly of Tommy John's career At 43, he stall believed he c(>uld pitch. or he says he wouldn't have tried out for the Yankees 10 spnng training. Yet. feeling he stilt could win ballgames. he decided to quit "Richard Petty (the race dnver) had a very good theory about quit· ting," John said. "If you re com1ngofT a down year, you always think you can do better. If you're coming ofT a good year, you ~Y 10 yourself that you c~n still do at. With that 1n mind. you'd never quit. "My wife, Sally, and I talked 11 over. Our kids are at the age (I I. 9. 7 and 4) where I'm needed at home more. We JUSt sat down and decided ... John says. John w~antcd his free agency from the 1fom1a .\ngels after last !>Cason. He was 1nvtted to spring training by the Yankees, for whom he played 31/: seasons before JOintng the Angels. and he signed with New York on May 2. Through June 8, he made five starts and three reltef appear- ances. then was put on the d1..abled list. He was kept there for two months until Bob Tewk<;bury was injured, and the Yankees put to the ca ll for TJ. In two starts sin ce coming back. John has patched I 5 consecutive scoreless innings against Kansas Ci ty and Cleveland, g1vinJ up JUSt 11 hits while strilung out eight. "I always believed I could patch ltkc this." John said. "If I didn't. I wouldn't have tried out last spnng. I would have JUSt sat home and collected m) money from Calt- fom1a." John says he has added a couple of pitches over the past several years - a changeup and a sa iling fastball that acts a lttlle ltke a shder -to accompany ha s sinkerball. Others. lt ke Indians Manager eat ( omilcs. contend John al'lo ha'i added a scuflball. but John ~ys they're JUSI making excuses for lostog. If he cont1nue'i to pnch thas successfull y, 1'i there an) chance he would return lo ba~ball for one more shot. at a$e 44" John was asi..ed again. What 1f Yankees owner George Steinbrenner made a b1g-monc) ofTer, for anstancc? "That hasn't come up." John says. ··but I gave m) word to the JX'Op lc at Carolina. and m> word 1s m) word ·· So what if George arranged 1t with the people al Carolina? "Well. that's betweL'n (ieorgr and 1hcm." John said. leaving thl' door onl) sltghtly aJar Dugout dreaming Kanaaa City Royala' manager Dick Howaer, recovering from aurgery to remove a brain tumor. aat in the dugout prior to batting practice before a recent game. Rams sign ex-49er to bolster secondary minor knee .-.urger) Back still unhappy overWalker contract but will not be traded THOUSAND OAK S (AP> -Dal- las Cowbo)'> President Te:it Schramm said Thursday he wall not trade Tony Dorsett even though the I 0.year veteran running back fumed over Herschel Walker's five-year SS m1llton contract "I told htm I didn't even intend to talk about tradang him." Schramm said after meeting with Dorsett. "We'd never tra~e Ton> He 1s too much a pan of our orga01zat1on. ·· Dorsett said he "anted 10 be traded or given a tatS( 1n view of the deal made wtth Walker. a refug~ from the h1bernattng USFL who came 10 terms Wednesday. Dorsett warned 1tiat if has demands were not met. he could he a "d1\rupt1vt force" on 1he Cowboys Schramm 1old The As'IOCtated Presson Thursday "Tony would like 10 pull back what he said. He feels 'lorry he let 11 Oo" out He didn't mean 11 He was JUSt mad and bei ng egged on b) ;he media ... Dorsett. who recel\e'I an annual "31al) of about $450.000 plus fnnge hcncfits. agn.·~·d he got out of control Ho"e' er Dorsett dad not apolog11e "M~ fecltng'i ha,en't <:hanged a great deal ·· Dor<>cll "81d "I had a nice conver\atton \\Ith Tex so the' would know where m\ hl•ad l'i at and I know where thev arc at I think the contract 'iurpnscd evcrybod~ and I showed '\Orne ammaturtl\ II was a fit ot rage " .\sked 1f he would take halk what he said Wednec;da, Dorwtt sa1d. "I would take back \e~lerda\ ln'ltcad of 'Sa)tng thtng'I puhlacl~ I ~hould ha'e gone behind cloo;ed door'\ and I maght have ha ndlcd 11 a 101 he11er T o<la' 1s a ne\\ da\ .. Knee sidelines Lewis fl '1 I ERTON -The Los •\ngele\ Ramc;. hoping to t;hore up their inJUf)·nddled ~condar,. sign ed vet- eran corncrback Tim Collier Thur'l- da} The Rams hope that l ullacr''i man- to-man coverage ah1llt\ lan he put to good U'>t.' when the\ U\l' h\l' or \I\ defensive bal'k'\ 1n lhc game at tht· same lime Dorsett addl·d .. , \\OUIJ 11i..l· 111 \,1\ 1t was uncharactensttc of ml· •· Then Dorsett laughed Dorsell dad not repeat ht• v.antL'J 111 he traded hut did no! lake ll had. -BERLIN (AP)-Spnnter and long Jumper Carl Lewis, a day after finishing a d1sappoinung third an a IOO-meter race, said Thursday that a knee injury that has troubled him for more than two months will sideline him until February. seconds. easily-ou1d1stancing Lcw1'i, who was clocked an 10 25 Nigena·s Ch1d1 lmoh wa\ second in 10 23. ( other, 32. last played with the an Francisco 49e~ an 1983 He sat out the '84 season on 1hc anJured reserve li st and was signed ag;11n in late 1985 hy San Frantisco. In other new\, the Ram'> 'laid that .\<iked ahout the real tton of the tans. he \81d ··1 m no1 v.omt•d ah<wl the boo hm1<. Thn· don't put hrcad and huller on the tabk Thn h;ne a lcndenn tll forgl\ e and forget " 'Tm finished for the year," said Lewis. "Tll be back next year. no doubt.'' He has been expenenctog pain from a stretched tendon in his left knee since The Athletics Congress outdoor championship meet last June at Eugene. Ore Lewis said the knet has been getting progressively worse since the U.S. Olympic Fes11y.al earlier this month in Houston. He ran an espcciall> strong relay leg 1n that compcttt1on. then awoke the follow- 1ng morning with the knee b.idl> swollen. I le practiced with the team and 1<; l'"tJX'Cled to sec action tn 1he Rams· r "h1b111on game Monda) night at .\naheam Stadium running back Enc D1ckt•rwn might have to o;11 out Monda}·._ game with a <;wollen toe fhc 1n1u1Y 1'i not serious but has kcpl him oul of practice for three da'., The Ram.-. also announced lha1 they had put 'e'en pla)er'i on wat' er' -running hack Mark Mc Neal. safety Make Plea\ant. no'>c tackle George Pickel. defcn'i" e end Fl'lton Ridgle: running back ( hul <;(:hwanke. ccntt~r Dave Touh and r.afct} Reggie R1ch- ard!ion. Srhramm \UH.I he and DoN'tt "-;hooi.. hand\ bclort' hl' left 'iure hr wa\ 'il1ll a lilllc hur1 hut he'll be OK He "a good kid. a good man .. Schramm 'aid thing" would he linL· once Walker get' hack to n1mp "Thang<; will calm down . life goc'i on," Schramm <iaad "Wr'H got a football game lOmtng up · Lewis, who won four gold medals at the Los Angeles Olymp1cs. finished third to Canada's Ben Johnson Wednesday night at a Mobil Grand Pnx meet 1n Zurich. Switzerland. Johnson turned in a time of 10.03 The Ram s ha ve already lost Pro Bowl cornerback (iary Grc.·en (hernrn1ed disc 1n his neck) for the sea'ion and vcrsattle defensive back Enc Harps (back anJUI')) to probable rct1rcmc:nt. In add111on . safety John- nie Johnson ts sttll rccovcnng from Wal~er who" e'p<'llt'd 111 prac11cc to a ( O\\h4.l\\ uniform for the first 11mc 1oda\ a11rec.-d to a ~unrantC'Cd Floyd f ailsto finish round, but ties for first New wave score ~ystem makes for wacky finish CASTLE ROCK., Colo. (AP) -Ray F1o}d picked up his aolf ball, put it in his pocket and walked in from the golf course Thursday -but he st1lr qualified for second-round play to the new, SI m1lhon lntemat1onal tournament "What difference doc 1t maker' Floyd, the curTCnt tJ .. Open ch11mp1on asked af\cr playina 1ust 17 holes in the second half of first round play. The answer wn that it didn't matter at a.II. 1 lea't not o n thas 1ormy day. when play wa 1ntemJp1ed on two occa ion by thunder- storms But at will matter tomorrow They'rt chanainc tht' l'\llc . "Thi<; 1\ wmcth1na new," Jack N1cklau' noted w1"1v "We'll probably be actt1ng nt'w rule) every da). .. Nicklaus. who designed the ca,tlc Ptne\ Golf Club course that 1s hb<111ng the new 1oumamcn1 and ats unusual. con1rover;1al ~nna sy5tcm. obviously wa\ malTcd after he lint hed with a medal ore of ~lM n.. and thought he foil ed to advance IO the ~econd round. "I 11hoot 72 wtth two hird1e't <rnd two llogey-s And somebody cl~ \hoots n. wtth "" b1rd1es and s1" boiCY' and he\ k1ll1na me .. It., tup1d.''"'N'1cklau<i s.11d He did. 1n (a t. advance He had two Points under the modified tablcford sconna w tem an wh1rh mt'dnl ore, do nor Count and \COMni I\ b.1~J On point awarded on c <'h hole I 0 for a double ca"c. fivt' for an caglt'. two for h1rd1e 1cro for pM m1nu\ ont' for hogc) ,10d m"'"' thrtc fo1 double bo e)' or worse Linder that \ystt'm n o)(f\ J)<111ll totJI rtachrd 14 ~hrn h(' dropl>('d an IX·ttiot cattle pu11.on the 171h hole 4.t th:it point. the siren ~und«I. calhng 1hc pla~cr; 1n from the couNe 1n the face of an approaching thunderstorm Floyd 'ltmply decided 10 take the ma\1 mum ~nalt~ on the final hole -minus lhrt't' point~. reducing his lotal to I I -and call at a da). o\ftcr all. 1here t\ no reword for high potnl total" at lht\ 'tagc of the tournament Point\ an· not earned forward ro until the final round there arc no lcadcrc., onl> \ur"avorc. "I think 11 w. 'I an 1ntclltaent dec1Ston. .!t<ltd lloyd. who had fi ve b1rJ1e\, lhC eagle .tnd cl tx1gey -and "'3" cred1tN1 w11 h ti ilouhk ~>ltl'' on the 18th Ou1 11 prompted .1 rnlin1 from PGA Tour < ommm1oncr D<-anc Seman 1hat. throuah the remainder of thr toumftmcnt flhlH'I"\ will hi• rt'qUtfC'd to COmfllC'l(' thttr rnunJ\ Rrurc I 1r11kc tied Floyd tor htih poml\, not thnt 11 matter\. with 11 tic had "" h1rd1c'I .10c1 ti h<ljtC\ .. The onl) n:ttrct I h1l\e ''that I lcnve a card wnh bi on 1t 1n tht" \Cnnng tent It doc\n"t go for"ard ... L1et1kc ~1d _ P<1 \ (hamp1on f\{)b I wa" fint'ihtd \.\llh tmd1l'' on the.' ln\t 1"11 hnlc' to gtl tn with 1wo point\ t1nd pl3l'(' h11n'('lf among the W \UrYI \or\ nf !! I 'llanl'f\ who will go to r nda~ ., WI ond rnund ;\nolht•f IUr"t'o'"' ~111 he m luccd 10 12 for \unda> \final round .-h~ Wat\On ;ll'io advan('t'd \\tth lour point' on f\\ur htrdtt'' ind lour h< l'H Ren C rcn'ih11wc11d n't make It lit' had zero point,, and tou• pl11 •r\ v.11h on<-point plnt'd nil tor thC' Ntt " 111n C al\an Pn·1 wl\\ ,1nothl't ot tho<,e v.h o d1Jn 1 ndva.nL · had minu' ltve point" ~h('n tht' fir..t nf 1~,, orm dl'll)'' 1 currC'd and he ('t\u~ nnt tu ltn h Walker contract on Wedne~av Asked 1f he would renegotiate Dor'\C'tt's contract. ~hramm replied. "I feel comfortable wnh has con- tract .. Dorsrtt. who had fallen 1n10 financial trouble over several sour business ventures, missed tra1 nin4 camp last year until the Cowboys renegotiated has contract. Dorsett had ongJnall y welcomed the thought of playtng to the same backfield with another Heisman Troph)' wmner. bul was steamed when detruls of Walker's contract came out. "lfth1s team doc\ not pay me ltke the) arc pa~1ng their other back. I would suggest strong!} 1hat the team tr. to trade me or pa\ me because r:11 be very unhappv and I can be a VCI) d1'irup11ve forcl'.. 'ia1d Dorselt Wedne~a .. "I don'1~ant10 he here When vou pa' a gu} more than me. ~ou".e told me he's your halk rm nol ~ond fiddle to an) one · Walker wa\ 10 return from personal hu<1anes'l 1n New JerSt.'v and a11cnd but not pla~ in aturda) night'\ exh1- b1t1on game 1n Lm <\ngelcs aga1ns1 the Raiders Schramm said he (an l'C'rncmber grumhhngamong thl' ( owbo\~· play- er" when Dor'ICll wa\ <J1gncd an I <)77 "It'\ JUSI a h1c;1o nc 1h1ng.'' 'i<.hra mm said "1 on\ came 1n a the He1~man Troph\ "'inner out of l>1thburgh and go1 a big ...ala!'} and \Orne oflhe veterans !>tarted grumbl- ing It happen' l.'very vcar \\llh No I draft choices It'' a fact oftht game · Walker. 24. thc I 4X2 He1<,man Troph\ \\tnner -.et a prnfe'i'itonal football ru'ih1ng rt'cord tor one \Ca\on \\Ith 2.41 1 )ard\ lor the .l '\Fl ..,.t•v. Jersn Generals 1n 14!<5 Quarterback Joe Montana nt thl' \an Francisco 4Qer; l'i bclteH·tl 111 t-...· { the highest paid pla-.cr 1n 1hc ""Fl at an C'ilamated SI ' mt Ilion a 'car Quancrbaci.. John (l"'a\ "8nl·d a ti,e-,ear contratl with th(' Dc.·n,~r Broncoc; for S5 mallton Walker h3'1 yc1 to <"Ommcnt on l)or\C'll'' remark\ tlut <;a1d carltn ht• had a lot of re~pcct for r>or.ctt ·11 would be an honor to pla' v.11h him becauc;c Ton\. hD'I a lot of clav~ · Walker said. · Angels host · A's tonight 'o°" S ~ on thl' l urrcnt home- 'ltand the l\njcl' \\tll tn-to o~n ~me da't hgh1 on ~·ond-placc T<"U'i tonight "hen the' opc:n 1 thrt'C-game scnc' d&ato't thl' Oa\.. land A'o; with J f H contcst at i\nuhc1m tad1um ()(.'\pile ln\IOJ t"o o( lhrte .i 1n't \11nnf,nt.1 an their mot n-1..·en1\('n<''·1hc l\n ('I\ '>ltll own 1 11 -gam~ lt'Jd mer 1 t'Ulo after thc Ran~c" dclrated M1lwaukce Tl1ur-.d11} nt~t John c undelana I 5-1 l 1\ the S(hedulcd 'tarter 1h1'i c\Cn1na. but lht' .\nttcl lcf\·hander ha\ C'-peneAccd c.omc tC'f'lde-me .. , 1 n ht., ten tlho" an,t may mt!>!> thl' \tart aga1n...t the \' lfhccatn't go. lb' < 1'I dw1ck !0-2) v.1U C~ * Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Friday, Auguat 16, 1988 MattiD:gly best clutch hitte~inAL? By JOHN NELSON ,,, ...... "'*' Don Mot11nal)' ot 1hc New York Yanlcc:e' as the bc~t hatter in the Amencan Lcaaue in clutch s1tuat10M, an the opanaon of former teammate Phil Nad.ro "Earlier this year. I threw him I patch that wa this far outside," N1ekro td, hold1n1 hJS hands abut two feet ap:an . "He 11la ppcd tt down the left-field hne for a do uble. Now, what do you do with a guy ltke that'>" Thursday ntlht's doubleheader an New York, Worrell had a stretch or 24 appearaoc~s. encompanma 28 annt015, dunna wh1cb he h d allowed JUSt two camed runs for an ERA of 0.64. farther apart thin oormal. When the patch 1s thrown, the middle fi~r 11 lined off the ball, allowing the patch to.slide off the 1ndeit llnaer. It 1s delivered with the mouoo ofa fastblll but amves with the velocity of a chanaeup and the action of a screwball. ··t~c knowH'll~ ti ) wha1 he ha~ to do," ).'l y~ Nackro. the ( k vehui<.I Indian~ knucldchallcr who patched for the Yankee!> an 1985. "lfat'sa double suuauon. he &Ct'I a double. If it's a tnpk \1tuat1on. he get!> a tnplt-. If at'~ u home run s1tuat1on, he JlCl!I a home run • • * Todd Worrd l of the St. l,ou" Cardinals would be the. lcadina candidate for Nauo nal Lcaaue Rookie of the Year, except most people have forgotten he is suit a rookie. He had four saves and 9nc victory an six Auaust appearances. "I tauaht n to Rawley Eastwick, and it p vc him a few extra years in the b1a leagues.'' tarrctte u yJ. * * * Herm Starreue. pitchana coach of the He was th e C'ardan?ls' bullf)Cn topper down the stret<;h last season :rnd appeared 1n seven post-season games with St. Loui11. But he worked an only 17 regular-season pmes whale spending most of the ~a\on at Loui~vtlle . Milwaukee Brewers. i mtroducin• yet another versiOJI of the forkball Into the m1Uor tcaaues. • • * .. He alway\ look\ 'u relaxed with hi'i weight back and hi., head \O suit," Nackro \ays. .. He control~ ha\ ttunkang netter than anyone 1n that ~1tua11on In m> mind, he'\ the bc!>t hitter there I\. In one recent 'ltrctch of 14 appearances, Worrell was l·O with 12 1>avc'1 Going into He says he developed it several years aao by accident while playinf catch. He calls it more of a split-finger pitch. h s held with the scams, but not stuffed between the first two finacrs li ke a fo rkball. The four thin~ Dodgen Manager Tom Lasor<b says he will never regret: "One, my love· for God. Two. the love I hnve for m~ fam ily. Three, the time I've spent ltvmg an the ifCatest country in the world. And four, the time I've spent with the Dodgers." Actually. the fi ngers are held only slightly Don Mattln&ly SPORTS BREAK Made-for-TV golf features strange scoring f orDlat From AP dh1patcbes (1otn~ in to the la~t two hole\. Jack - N1cklau\ and Ka y rloyd arc ucd N1cllau.. .:::. make\ pa1 on both hok\, "lo}'d b1rd 1e\ the 17th and m<akc\ a boge) on th\.' 18th. Floyd l1fis hal> arms 1n triumph lie win~. It ma> not \ound nght. but at rnuld happen in the SI m1lllon International golf tourn ament. CB will teleca~t the last L\\O round!. of lbc. )ate.st, Q9SS1bly a d1 ,onenting. alll'mpt at ne"'·wave golf By the ume ( B' pick<. up the tournament, only 27 golfer\ "'111 tx> pla:ring. < )nl\ 12 ot thoM' will pla> for thl' big prtll' on \unda' ftr'>I plau~ •'> 1.1.onh i 180.000 But the medal pld\. '>lore~ don t carr) o.,,er The la\I qualifier on \aturda\ \tan' 'undd) e'en wi th everyone el\e Dc\p1te the <im,11l number of goiter.. 11 won't be ca'' lor CR' "It actudlh makn 11 \t1nll'"h.11 more difficult on \aturda\ .. \aid ~-!Jrk C arl\on a < B~ spoke!>man "Rcall) the tun on \.11urd.n I\ the gu) who'\ 1n thl' middle ofthl· pJcl. tn 1ng tu m.ikc: 11 to 'unda) '\iot thl' gu\ 1.1.ho''> leading the field· .\ modified \er\lun 111 thl \tableford sc.on ng \\\ll'm I\ 1n U\e Holl'\ arl' 1.1.orth point<> -a double eJglc I\ \\Orth I II pcnnt\ Jn l'agk fi\C, a bardic two and par\ 1ero Boge\\ rn\t 1>n~ prnnt and douhle bogey ... or 1.1.or'>c three fhl' fir\t 11.1.0 munll' ot tht• lnterna11onal werl' tekca\t b) E\PN 1hrough toda} \'.-edne'>da)·., and fh uf\d.1~·, c,pltt fir\t round \.1clded 19 sun.1.,,or<, each for toda\. anll onl) 27 ot tho.,c w11l la'\l Quote of the day Dick Vitale, I \l'V., ""'II) artH. ulatc college ba!>l etball ..anal)\I on \w1tch1ng from glaV'.>C'\ to con tat I knw' .. :Vh goal 1-. to become the ~:(1e\t man 1n f\ · Ellis joins USC coaching staff I()\ \-..C,£ 11 \ -Lek o' Fll1'> .,..ho m pla\ed 1n thl· "allon..al H.1'>kl·thall \'>'>oc1a· twn li1( 14 cJr\ hJ\ hl·l·n hired d'> an a<,\1\1,in1 hJc,._c1ball coalh tl\ thl' I n1\.er \II\ of \11uthl'rn C ahl11rn1a 11 "'J' announled Thur'>· da\ f 111' 4n t·arnl·d \II A'ml'rn.a honor\ a~ a center al \t J11h11 '> v.h1th ht• .1ttcnded lrorn 1'15~-62 Ellis. 1.1.ho \land\ fi-loot-11 plJ\t'd tor thl' IO\ .\ngclco; Laker\ the Halt1m1rrt' HuHl'I' lhl· 1'11rtland l rad Bla1er<. and the J>hll<id< lph1.1 l1l'r'1 dunng hi\ "'H·\ rarl'er 1.1.tmh began 1n IW1~ A tweak for Red Mathew Goethala, 4 , of Tucaon, tweak• the noee on a atatue of Boaton Celtic• Pre.ldent Red Auerbach recently during a vlalt to Bo9ton. The atatue la located near Faneull Hall in downtown Bo9ton. Drlesell slated to appear today l PPFR MARLBORO, Md -Pro!>· m etutor\ handling the 1nve u1gauon of the deat h of Len Baac; canceled the appearanc:e ol at lca\t one of the top Lint versaty of \.1ar) land officials M:hedulcd to testify today John Slaughter. chancellor of lhe main campus at ( ullcge Park . had said he would appear today. hut wa'i told .it the la')l minute not to show up Roz He1hcn un1,cf\1ty spokcswoman '31d o\1hlct1c Director r)it k Dull and basketball ( oach l eft> Dncscll also were on thl' witness hM for today Hc1bcn and spo ke'imen 1n Jhe athlc 11c depanmcnt. the t:hancellor'\ office and thl· legal dcpanment'could not \a) wh en the) "'ould testify The Sta te\ A11ornq:, Office wou ld not explain th e la\t-m1 nutc chanJ(e 1n plan'> Lendlupsetlnthlrdround Sports on TV TO RO NTO-Kevin Curren used his B;3 booming serve to bounce top-seeded Ivan fi k d Ltndl and Robert Se uso slowed John McEnroe's come.Pack. Cadlining a stnng 0 r wee en of upsets Thursday in third-round play at the $350 000 Playe r's International tennis tournament. ' C urren holds a perfect 3-0 record over the world'~ No. I playe r. Seguso, of Prame Oaks, Fla .• defeated the fi fth· '>Ceded McEnroe 4-6, 6-3. 7-5. McEnroe took seven months off the tour -fo r vanous reasons -before returning last week 1n the Volvo International at tratton Mountain. Vt., where he lost to Boris Becker an the semifinals. Joining Curren and Se3uso in the quarterfinals will be American Jonathan Canter, who downed third seeded Yan nick Noah ofFrance 3~6. 7-5. 6-4. Jn another upset, B.ud Schultz downed fellow Amenean, No. 1 seed Brad Gilbert. 3-6. 6-3, 6-3 and South Afnca'!t C hris.to Steyn took out Amencan Jimmy Anas. the No. 8 seed, 6-3. 6-1. Seguso. the No. 12 seed. used a strong return of ~rv1ce and good 'ICcond serve 10 derail McEnroe. Evert Lloyd, Sabatini advance MAN HATTAN BEACH -Second-B;3 seeded Chm Evert Lloyd continued her master) O\ er Bettina Bunge of Swatzer- land. wan ning a 7-6. 6-4 dec1S1on Thur~a} in a third-round match at the $250.000 Virginia la m' of Loe, Angeles women's tennis tournament Lloyd, who has never lost to Bunge, will face sixth· '>Ceded Manuela Maleeva of Bulgana· in toda) 's quarterfinal\ at the Manhattan Country Club. Malecva bree1ed past 17-year-old Melissa Gurney 6-0. 6-4 ThurMia} In toda}''\ other quanerfinal matches. top-seeded Martina Na vrattlova will meet eighth-seeded Zina Garmon: third-seeded Claudia Kohde-Kalsch of West Germany will face fifth-seeded Helena Sukova of C1echoslovak1 a, and fo urth-seeded Pam Shn ver will play ~eventh·seedccl C1abnela Saba11 n1 of Argentina Sabat1n1 breezed pa'it Pally Fend1ck of Torrance. ( ahf .. 6-3. 6-1 Thuf'lday night in the fi nal match of the third round as each of the eight top 'leeds remained an the tournament Television, radio TELEVISION S pm -PRO FOOTBALL (le' eland at M1am1. ( hannel 7 ts p m -BASEBALL Oodger' at \an Franc1-,co. (hannel 11 10 pm -BOXING: C hanncl 56 RADIO ?·JO p.m -BASEBALL Oakland tl t Angel'i. KMPC (710) 8 p m -BASEBALL: Do<lgl'r'> at ~an FranrnC'O. KAB (790). Saturday TELEVISION 9·30 a.m. -AUTO SPORTS: Nauonal Tractor Pulltng Championships (modified) (I hour). fro m Bowling G reen. Ky., Channel 9. 11 a.m. -BASEBALL: New York Yankees at Kansas Cat y. Channel 4. 11 a.m. -WR ESTLING: Channel 9. 11 a.m. -AUTO SPORTS: Inside NAS< AR Channel 56. Noon -WRESTLING: Channel 56. 12:30 p.m. -OUTDOORS: American Adve nture - Weekend Aye"· C hannel 2. I p.m. -WRESTLING: C..hanncl 56. . 1:30 p.m. -SWIMMING: World sw1mm1ng and d1v1ng champ1onsh1ps (90 minutes). from Madnd, Spain (taped ). Channel 2. _ 2 p.m -GOLF: LPGA tournament (I hour). from Lake Lanier, Ga., ( hannel 4 3 p.m -GOLF: PGA tournament (2 hours). from Ca'itle Rock. Colo .. Channel 2. 3 p.m. -AUTO SPORTS: Modified 200 <I hour). from Manansv1lle, Va., Channel 4. 3 p.m. -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS: Al Ocrter. Olympic gold mcdalt~t in the discus. 1s profiled 3:30 p.m -SIUING· World Cup, Channel 7 . 4 p.m -AUTO SPORTS: Speedway Amenca. Channel 56. 4:30 p m. -WID E WORLD OF SPORTS: Boxing - Pernell Whttaker vs. Raphael W1lltams. ~nd Meldrick Taylor vs. Howard Davis, both lightweight bouts scheduled fo r 10 rounds (90 min utes), from Atlanuc City, N.J .. Channel 7. 5:30 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Del Mar feature ralc. Channel 56. RADIO 11 :06 a.m -BASEBALL: St. Lout\ at New York . KNX !1070) I p m -BASEBALL. Dodgt'r\ at 'ian Francisco. KABC (790) 6 p m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Dallas at Ra1dcr'I. KRLA (11 ICJ), KIK-FM (Q40) 7 pm -BASEBALL Oakland at Angel'>. KMP< (710) Sunday TELEVISION HJ a m -OUTDOORS F1sh1ng the We!>t ( hannel 56 12 p m -CBS SPORTS SUNDAY World \w1m- ming and D1v1ng( hamp1onsh1ps(I hour) from Madnd. Spain . C hanncl 2 I p.m -GOLF PCiA tournament (2 hour'i), frQm ( ac;tlc ~ock ( olo. ( hannel 2. I p m -BASKETBALL. H1g I 0 Review and Pre" 1cw, ( hannel 4 I p m -BASEBALL. Dodger'> at San F-rancisco. < hannel 11 • I 10 pm -WATER RACING· Hydroplane ancJ drag boat'> attempti ng )peed record s, Channd 4. 2 p m. -AUTO SPORTS: Nationa l Cha mpio nship Truck Pull. channel 4 Sheehan takes World Championship lead 3 p.m -GOLF· LPGA tournamc-nt I I hour). from Lake Lanier Island Ga .. Channel 4 4 p.m -SPoi\TSWORLD Sports r antas.y c hannel 4 S p m -GOLF (1olt Journal. 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Rangersblastll,iguera Close to wit in 1 1/2 games of Angels In easy 8-2 victory Prom AP dlapatcbea The Texas Rangers, wno arc keep- '°&close to California in the Amen· can League West despite a struggl ing patching staff, !urned the tables on one of the top pitchers an the league Thurwiay maht. Ted Higuera, I S-8. whose shortest \lint in 24 previous starts this season 2 2-3 innings on June 23, was relieved without retinn& a batter an the second 1nnina. and he wuchargcd v.11h five run~ as Texas beat Mi l· v.aukee 8·2 The victory moved the Ranaers to within 11h games of the idle An&els 1n the West. Meanwhile. Texas rookie nght· hander Mike Loynd allowed one run on five hm 1n seven innings, the Rangers lonsest outing by a starter \mce Charlie Hough went eight innings on July 28, a stretch of 14 games. "The b11 early lead made 1t easy for me." Loynd said of Texas' sax-run second inning. "I wa'i able to expert· ment with some pa tches and the rnrvcball I didn't have 1n the fir'it inning suddenly came back." Loynd. 2·-0. aavc up a.n R.81 s1n&lt to Gorman Thomas in the fir'it alter walking Paul Molitor to lead off the game. "Just show'> that walks come back 10 haunt you," said Loynd, who d1dn't 1ssuc another free pass Higuera gave up five consecutive hits in the second before being replaced by Chm Bosio. who gave up a three-run homer to Ruben Sierra that ga ve Texas a 6·1 lead Dale Mohomc pttched the eighth inning for Texas and tied an Amen· can League record with appearances in e1&ht consecutive games. The record was set by Boston:s Bennett · Flowers 1n 1953. Red Sox JI, Royal• 6: At Kansas City. 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Orioltt U, la4Jaa1 !: Al O cvtland, Storm Davis pitehed hi s first com· plct~ pme since April 20 and Lee Lacy extended his hittinJ streak to IS aarnes with four hits, ancludina an RBI double durin& Baltimore's six· run second 1nn1na. as the Onolcs defeated the Cle vefand Indians 12-2. Davis, 9-9. gave up nine hits, struck out Rvc and walltcd none in bis / second complete pme of tbe season. ~Jte Soic I, Tl1era !: At Detroit. Ron Hassey had two doubles. drivina 1~ three runs, as the Chicaao White Sox beat the Detroit Tiaers ~2 behind combined six-Jut f.1 tch1ng by Jo5e Deleon and two re aevers. Chk~ao .ended the Tigers' three· game wtnnang streak. Hassey hit a two-run double 1n the four-run first inn11fJ. He doubled in a run and scored an the three-run ea&hlh. Tim Hulett hit his 14th homer oithe season in the ann1na. Twlaa It, Marlaen 1: At Seattle, Mickey Hatcher had three hits and fi ve ru ns batted in as the Minnesota Twins, scoring a total of 11 runs in the third and fourth innings, defeated the Seattle Manners 14-1. Mark Portugal, 3-8. i.cattercd ~vcn hits for his first complete-ga me victory of the season. In the National League: Meta 4-1, Cardlaa.11 3-5: At New Yor-kT R~ Honon. and Pat Perry teamed on a three-hitter and Aody Van Slyke hit a two-run homer, g1V1ng St. Louis a second-game victory and a 'ipll t of 1 ts doubleheader. In the first game. Kevin Mitchell h11 a two-run homer and s1nsfed home the uebreaking run 1n the ninth 1pnang. Bravea7,Padrea3:AtAtlanta. Ken C.nffey hit a two-out grand slam that broke a 3.3ue1.n thee1&h1h 1nn1ngand ~nt Atlanta past an Diego With two outs 1n the Braves' eighth pinch-hatter Billy Sample douhlcd and Ken Obcrkfcll walked (1cnl' Waller. 2-2. was replaced b> < ra1g LdTeru. who walked Dale Murphy and loaded the bases. 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Ph.D .. nutr111on cd1t0r for Runner's World magazine, the na- 11on 's lead1ng pubhcation in the spon. "Most world-class runners ha' l' well-planned, even ntua•ized. prc- race meathabus," Dr. Applegatcsa~s. "but most no" ice racers do not." The energy used dunnga running c' cnt usuall) comes from food eatl'n a ft>wda)!>carlter fhus. the purpo~l' ut eating pnorto a race ts not to gain \trength or speed, but merely to ea!>e Air Force hopes to plug holes Approach r e ma ins positive despite vast inexperience .\IR FORCE .\CADEMY. Colo. I .\P) -Two years ago. Air Force .\cadcm~ football fans wrung their hand~m nervous a111kiJ>(luon How- w1ll we e"er replace Man~ Louthan at quanerback. they asked. The Falcon cmrctrmg-stafffound an answer 1n Ban Weiss, who echpSl'd Louthan"; accomplishments and was named la'>t ~t:ason·s Western Athletic· PREVIEW ( onference Pia' er of the 'I t:ar after lead in~ .\ir F-orn· to a 12-1 record and a ~o. X nauonal ranking. This fall with We1v.' graduation < oach F15her DeB<:~ will tr) to pull out another W1.,hhnnc Y.itard 11\ the mo"lt 'lcnou., que'>t1un on a predominanll~ ~oung tl'am. v.h1ch figure-. tu fit'ld a .. ol1d detcn'c .ind a <,u~pect utkn .. c in I YX6 ··:-..;o 4u1:'>t1un th!'> team ht1'> a l<•t ot \uuth." ';ml Dclkrn . v.ho l'nll'r' h1' th1rd \l'Cl\On at thl' acadl'm\ "'Ith J 20.s rl·rnrd .. , ou don 1 lo\<: 2X qualtt\ f)la~Cr\ trom Ja<,I ~ear'\ team like v.c did. Jnd ''l\ \1w·r1: nut rt·hudd1ng ·· · · fhl' fall on' orx·n tlw11 '>l"J'>1•n \ug J<J at homl· Jga1mt H.1v..rn JI thl·~ \.\t:rc to pld\ 1111.i.1~ thl'\ v.oulJ \tart lh \CnlOf\ li\1• 111nH1r\ <1nd-.i \ophonHHl qu.1nnhal k 1·1tht·r I 11 '' < Jlhoun •H R11n Bulkin That \l'llran look t\ nw,kading. hmH'\l'f ()J thl' Iii ,l·111or\ onh W' rn "'l'fL 'IJrtrr' 111 I 'IX'\ "'hl·n ·\1r f ont· \\11n LI 'hJH' nf till' ~ -\C lllk .inJ hl·Jt I l'\,1' in thl Hludmnnc1 Ho1.1.I ~O onl "'I If fJl'l' Ol<>fl prt \\llfl' than< Jlhoun and Butkk\ C alhuun. whn hold\ a <.light ,·dgo.: ,., 'mart .,a,'' ulntrnlkd -"lhe heaJH:\t (JUartt•r-had. r, ,. ntr \tTn tor a kid h1<. ag<: · <1uord1ng to lJdkrr. fJu l k le) 1\ thr bl· Iler at hktl', \lrnng- ~·r and fo'>ll'r than ( alhou n 'l kha'a lcrtam ~punk a u~na1n rt.'l kk,c,nl'\\ dhout him" DeBcrn ... mt "\1o'>ttkfin11cl\ "'-l' v.ant 111gl't th1· 4uancrhad. thing '>l'ttkcl V.1· ll jl.t'l' ncnho1.h ;i '>olld lr1t1k the: tir\I 11.1.n "'ed., tit lctmr anJ thl·n Ul'l •dl v.h11 .... ti I 't ..rt .1 ga 1 n \I I L1 v. •rn · Othl·r r11,1t111n' that nrl·d '"lid 11\1n~ arl' thl dl'll'""'1· 'l't111Hl<11' .ind rlan:~ fl ~ <:r l>c,r111· 1tw 11\l·rlc1ad ul nt"' tau·, th1:n·' ,1 \l'n\c arnund thl· <tldtknl\ 1ha1 11 " 1hl' '''lt·m th.it v.or~' and that 11' nnl~ J mJlll'f 111 ptu~in..-ir1 nl'V. h11J ll'\ • "V.1· arl' goin111nt11 th1<, \ed\on u 1th thr 'aml· ;it11hHk v.l h.1d l.1,t \t'.H that l'l' .trl' n111 ~oin11 l•i ln\l .1 !,!Jnll' l>dl•·rr' ... 11d ·<II c111r\1 th.11 1n.i. 1 h.1ngc ••llu' •'l' ,1,1rt pl.i' 1ng B1Jt un11l 11 d11t'' "''-don 1 \'\P• • l It> lnw f hJI 'lh• •JOI'. ,1ppr11.i1h \1111 1.an tah• V. t ha' no rt'<l'"" to kar OJn~hod~ Thert: t' ino rnu1 h quJltl' Plunkett gets starting nod ()'('\..\HI> 1 \l'l -<)u.1r11·1hatk Jim Plun~1·11 '>1hnlulrd I<• '1.ir1 ~atur<1J\ n111h1' nh1h1t111n ii,.1rnc aga1n<.1 [)alla' J.!PI h" tir't l'\ll'O\IH" v.-ork v,1th thl l1r\l 'tring 1Jtkn'l 11t the LC>\ \n~c:lr' f{;ll(kr\ I hur,d.1\ Plunkell ~k ' h1c!ding to rC'lJf'· lure thl' \l<trlTnF r11\lllfln lw h.i\ hl'ld for ffill\I 111 I hi fl<l\I fl q \l'ilf\ Plunkl•tt bl..·gan rac.h 111 the Ll·am·, four PH'\ HIU'I \lil\00\ In I 0\ \ngl'lt.''I a~ th<.' \tartln!! quartcrbat ~ Plunkett will work thl' ltr\t 1wo quarter~ag<110\t Dalla\ hrad1ngacas1 of r'·gular'>. Mart Vv 1h<in will ';"Ork tht• thmJ quartt·r 'urroumkll h' hackup\. whtlt· \t'<.ond \l'ar mJn Rust~ lfrlger v.111 v.or~ th« fin.ii penud al\o 'With hatkup\ .\ttc r \uffrnng J J..,1, .... ttt·d 'houldt'r 1n thr third µme la\1 -.car. Plunkett v.a' plan·d on 1njurt·d re 'iCr\<e and Marc ~1hc>n tx·rnm1 thc- <>tartcr With W1l\on a., tht· '>ta111n~ quarterhatk the K.11drr' wen-t I I _ before 10 .. 1ng 10 "-ll'"' I ngl.rnd in lhl· "'1FL pla-.om When ttH· R:11dC'r., arrt"C'd di train 1ng camp 1n mid-Jul> C 11ath l 1Jrn Flores announrrcl that wh1k thr po .. 1ttOn "W9'0 (.Otnf)Clltl\C,'' Wif\on wa~ No. I and Plun kett l'\lo 2 Wtl~on-"\1111 h;i\ an C'll~t· · ,,11d f1orcs following the oiwn1ns 1·.11h1 b1t1on gamt·. a \l.() lo" to """ Francisco But Plunkt.·tt Jt<J no1 pl.1' 1n that aamc Plunkett had been m1fltd .1 cl;n earht>r when Wtf\on wa' 'lt11l 1W11rking Wlth the first untl through t'Wo practice' Wednc\day. That wa' chanJ(d for I hursda~ ' \lllitk ~s ron. any feeling of hunger. she pointsout. "Most important. II helps maintain <.'ons1an1 blood-sugar levels.·· amount that wiil work tor each ind1 v1dual runner, but 1t 1s best to start by eating less than seems appropriate, and then make adjust- ments from there.'' and-$8 for the 5Jc. For additional information, phone Mark Ashton (chairman) at 472-952M or Ron Orr(ass1stan1 athlelt(' dire, .. tor. USC') a t (213) 743-2771 . For morc,111forma1ion, phone YMCA * * * Aunnlne ICMdule ~ SATURDAY 'h1"1clr Tr .. t MIM Run -81t11lll\ 1 lO • Ponv Ride Grilfltn P11r1o., LO• """IH HI~' Some runners try absuiining from food for prolonged periods before a race. But 'luch a penod -say 12 to 24 hours -can lead to early fa tigue. Dr. i\pplegate warns. * * * DEllllS B1os1EiHous * * * c11111cu1101r1tra11coune FHIU Sonreud. "Likewise. eating too close to the start of a race can leave the runner Wtlh a fuU Stomach-aAd make tum Of her fed sluggish," she says ... Always allow sufficient time. ma} be two to four hours, for food to t>mpt) from the .. wtnach " On Sunday. Aug. 24. the second annual "Endow the Tailback" 5 and !Ok Run will be held at the Fluor The ninth annual Fullerton I Ok 0"101~:,;:;:;;:;~nc1 ioMhRun-e., Run. the oldest I 0.000.meter race 1n 7301 m 01 Hunrln111on Beot" Pier Flat, o. RUNNING Orange County, will be held Sunday. cou"o Fee 1H9wlfh T '"'''· uwunout L gat7·30a. 10JSOrun11er\ 300r11n1u1veor Formo•t -Corporattonintrvtrre . -1 The run is a tnbute 10 the late Rickv -<!A't!~Llll.I • nL--rnlormiHon onone TIWOIVO~on1!1 Pre-regJstration. which includes a a1 s:u s.u Bell. the former standout running • back forthe Universit} ofSouthem Tailba<.•k" Mcmon alScholarship Fund 1n Ricky Bell's name. T-shirt,. costs$ I 0. Fort he race alone Run tit"" s.. l !::.i"1C:~ e~111n. 1 1s 1 the fee IS $5. !3~1 ano a !Sam < 10k) at Marlnellrno, Pale Or \ppk'gall· advise'>. "Onl)' C\· Pl'rtcnrc will tell you the e~art C ahfom1a . <\II proceeds from the event will become pan oft he "Endow the Race time is 8 a.m. with la te registration staningat 6:'30. Pre· reg1s1ra11on fees are SI 0 fort he I Ok The course record, SCI last6\'3r b~ Verde\ RolllnQ nlll• coune t, ISO ran IHI VI f• lJ c.· L S ) r Proceed• benefH R oncho Peto\ veroe' O.· ormer A runner tevc r111. IS vetoomentallv 01\<tble For more 1ntorm1tl• 29:09. onone Ehzabt'ti'1 Hl9n1ower al !71lt ~1·4~ Arizona's goal this year: Rose Bowl Vols set Tl rc~ON. Ariz. (A Pl -"I think the whole he's recruited at Ariiona. S 1• ght S ·t~am l'\ ·reall) e)(CllCd," Arizona strong safety PREVIEW rr11? Along with fu ll backs Chris Mclemore. Joe . Chuck Cecil s:i)S. "We ha ve a feeling of ~ ~ Prior and Charle Webb. all between 220 and' 2.30 . confidence We knov. we're for real... pounds, they will be running behind a velt'ran line h 1· gh er Cecil'<. cheeriness reflected a ros) attitude Pac-10. and which frequently had to be bailed out The defense will be led by all-Pac-IO tns1dc among coaches ans:t fellow player~ at Arizona b) the Wildcats' defense and record-setting place· linebacker Byron Evan~. the league's leading Stadium dunng media day ceremonies Wedncs-kicker Max Zendejas. tackler. and outside linebacker Danny Lockell. th da) kicking off the 1986 tra1ntng season. The)'rc New offensive coordtnator Chuck Stoban has top sacker. Other veterans include linemen Stan all hoping to be smelling roses at the end of rhc made several chan~cs. planntng more pla}-act1on Mataele. Jim Birmingham and Dana Wells and Pacific-I 0 Conference campajgn and looking for a passing and occasional use of the op110n, to be C'ec1l. who earned all-Pac-I 0 second-team honor'> Rose Bowl appearance on New Year's Day. directed by senior quarterback Alfred Jenkins. a last season as a sophomore "We have our goals set on a champ1onsh1p.. two-year staner. The punting game. which ranked seventh T ennessee has goal of n a tional c rown this year We're not making any ~crets about that," said He'll be throwing 10 several fast receivers. nationally 1n overall yards netted. appears ~trong head coac.·h Larry Smith, wha....also make·s 11 clear includ ing split end Jon Honan. another senior and again with senior Ruben Rodriguez back, and "-NO'\ VI 1 Lf.. Tl·nn ( .\P) _ that defending league and Rose Bowl champion Ariwna's second-leading career receiver. Smith said he thinks freshman placck1ckcr Gar~ ~car'. r t·nnC'\Sfe h;:t5 given fji. UCLA "1s the team that we all have to catch and Back also 1s senior ta1lbai;,k, David Adams a Co.s10.n aruLJ!Jru.oLlclI. Valdcr can..-tak o'~ for-ta<.te nf grcatnc:\s Thi\ .. ea"lon. beat." diminutive but strong and elusi ve: 5-6. 170· Zendejas. exrx·ct a ltnle more Sm11h and eompany have reason for op-pounder. Adams has rushed for 1,300 yards tn the The only real question marks are 1nexpc:m:nlT \ftrrall. Ttnne'>!>l'<: has won fo 11m1sm. \hough, coming off an 8-3-1 season 1n pa!>t two seasons despite being tnJured much oflast at tight l'nd and in the secondary a rov. from arch-rt' al Alahama, ""h1ch the Wildcats finished 11ed for second. yea r. Sopliomores Chuck Knox. 5-rl. -190-pollnlf -Sm11h sa1J e'eryone in the conferenet: 1.1.111 tw lao,t !>Ca'>on the Volunteer\ rn t follo\o\l'd b~ a 13-1.3 tic with Georgia in the Sun son of Seattle Sea hawks coach Chuck Knu>.. and improved.· with Washington and Anromr-~m-:-;th="e"':1:=r -=.1"':1r'"'.,7"1 'c~f:'(;.;.;1u=:-1rea::--:.,.:;.1.:.:l'r~n~..:.,<,..:>n,:::;i:.;:cr 801.1. I. and w11h 45 lcnermen and 17 starters back. 6· I . 195-pound Oa' td Eldndgt' will vie for pla~1ng c\lrcmcly strong. tttk in 16 ~car'>. l he offense. with nearly everyone returning. time. Their nonconterence schedull· 1ncludei. tht· figurl''> to be improved over last year's -which So will touted frc<>hman .\n GrcathOU\l'. season opener at home again'>! Houston ( olural.lo srnrcd onl} 20 touchdowns. next-to-last tn the whom Smith has called thL' bcsl ofTen!>t "l' plaH'I State and ( olorado. Wilson's weighty problem solved Charger def ender finally a rrives at r equired we ight From AP dispatches [hr weight\ tra1n1ng <.'am p '>!Of) of l:arl V.. il!>un ha\ ti nail) lightened up ~ d<.on . a '>tarting dclcno,1\ e t•nd for the Charger<., 1.1.e1ghl·d 1n Wednesda~ JI 2.,4 pound\. urw puund undc:r thl' rta\lng "'-l'1gh1 ~an l>1l·go rnaL he~ had Jo.:mandcd \Intl' trdrntng lamp opcn- ~d lnr 'l'll'rJn'> on Jul) 26. ( hargers ( oalh Don C or~l'll said Thuro;da} \\1J.ton "ho. halloonl·ll h> 241 round\ during f'hc ofl\eao;on paid $ \ -IOIJ in ti nn during the time: he 1.1.a' o\t'Nt'1gh1 lit: had bct·n a"t'<.'\t'd $2 5 ,i da~ lorC'adi pound mer 2"5 "He'<. <;ttll gol a lot ul had (eat1ng1 hah1t\ he\ g111 t11 break but he's doing 't'r\ v.dl ·· C orH·ll sa1J \I.. tl\on ton,ultc:d \.\>1th a nutn- 111101\t Junng. thl' l.11a <,tcige\ of hi\ dll't and <,a1J he l'\l·ntuall}' want\ 10 gt't clown 111 270 pound'> But h{··., h.1rr' he \l.on·t ha\t.' w deal ""1th u1nc.1.an1 "'r1gh1-"'atlhing hy rna<. hl'' "I'm glad n·r, mrr \I.1th." V.. llo,nn <,auJ "It ddinttch \l.on"t hurt m\ pl'rlormann· ·· · I t•Jmmatl'\ ;Jl\o 1.1.ekoml·d tht: nl'"'' that V.. il<.on hall made 1.1.t·1ght .. r hn \.\;t'fl' ,111 pulltng for ml' and thl'\ 1.1.t·rt· JU\l J\ ht1pp\ ..... 1 \.\>a\.that II v. ;}\ 0\ l'( I.I. Ith .. V, 1'\lln \:!Id < or\l'll \a1d ~ ll'lon 1.1.ould n11 longl·r ht· '>UhJl'Ct tn tht• datl\ v.e1gh· '"' V.11<.nn., tim· rn<>nc\ "'l'nt into a 'Pn rnt lunJ u111tr11lkd h' thr pla~l'f<, It h,1, lx'l'll ll'>t'd 111 thl' pa\t trir d11na 11 on\ to 1 ha1tl\ a' \l.l'll "' tl'.lm pa rllC\ f he ( harg_l'r\ nll'anv.-h1k ft'dUll'd llll·1r rc1\IL'f t11 7X I hur\d<J\ v.11h the 11'11'.t\1' 111 1kk11\I\ 1· It m·mt1n J.imc'> I rn kr111 \ thrn··H',11 pl.I\ er in thr t lltll'd '11.ltt•\ r 11111h.1ll l t·aguc Ix-tor<: 111101ng '1.111 f >t1·~11 a\ a free agent in I 11>14' I Ill h·tte 'ullrrl·d a knee 1n1ur. dunn!! 1r.11n1n~ l.tmp la-.1 )t.'ar He had 'penl :ill 11! tltl' 1 •1~4' <.cason rm 1n1url'd '""1n1 '-f I 1t·,1n1·, llHl\l r1·dul1' 1hn1 .1d1H' ''"'' ,, t11 1,11 '" T uc~la\ and r11u.,1 rt•d111• 1hcir r<"ll'r' 111 ·•"for thl' rq1ul.H \1 ·""" ln111h1 r ll•'"''<lf111ind '\i i I 1r.11n1ng l<ln1J1\ Bl'fF ALO -r 1ght end I <1'l!n KJm\on J ,,·q·n·\l'ar \el<:ran v.a\ v.a1Hll h' 1h', Hill~ Ram .. on \tarted 12 111 lhl' Hill , I fl game<; la•-.t '>l'd\on Ill' taught 11i ra\\('\ tor \()<} "<lfd\ r111d nnr t11uchdnv.-n Before JllHllng 1lw Hill' ht· pl<l\l'd fi"c )Car<; at \an I rJlll t\l 11 .intl one at ~I I oul\ M IMrtl -r he Dolphin' \1gn1:d lrtT·a)(t'nt l1nt·h.itk·cr Anthon~ 1>11 kl·ro,on onl~ two da} c, after he was l lll h\ Huflalo. Drckcrson, 29, played v.-11h the Dallas ( owbovs trom 1980 until he was traded to '1hc 8111\ la!>t \car for a I 2th-round draft pick SEATTLE -Hts agent. Howard Slu~hcr. !Wl)S holdout tackle Hoh C r)dt•r is on the Scahawks' trading block. Sluslrer c;a1d he was told bv ~eahawks pre'11dent and general man·- ager Mike McCormack that the club a'> talked to at least one other 1cam about a trQde Because ( ryder t\ not und1.•r con· tract. an) trade v.ould bl..· c.onungl'nt on reaching agreement nn a nc\I, wntract Slu\her contend'> Cry.lier madl' BUO,!Xl<l la~I \ca~on wh1k McCormack \a\' $ 7<i.0()0 ot that .. alar} was 1n performance bunuse'>. KA NSAS CITY .:_ r he Ch1ds 1.1.a1,cll llnl•hacker Jcrn Blanton anJ four rookie free agl'nts. Alanton 2•> s1g n<'d w1th th<.· club ac, a free agent 1n I CJ79 and "'as a starter tram 19~ I to 1984 heforc losing his joh to \r11tt Rallec1c last \Car Blanton made 474 UtLklc~.-in hi\ career 1nC'lud1ng a team-high I '6 in I Y83. He became expendable b1:cau\c of the pla~ of rook1._.s Dino Hackett and .\aron Pearson. AP 1-tpf>olo San Diego Charge!• defenalve back Wayne Dada, who braged a year ago he would make the Pro-Bo~l but later loat hla atart- ing poaltlon, lln~ up duilng drills. Albacore beco:a,.ing more difficult to find ~al 11,1,u tt•r J ngl(.lr" who ha YI' 'l'l to get out to catch alhatnrC' th1., \t11T1ml'1 \hould hoot... a tnp a<. \Oona\ f1<1\~1hk l he .Jlhtt''>JU\t haH· not been Ulopcratl\ C' for \(Juthl:rnd angkr' anclonlythoc,('on multi da) tnp,on I hr duluxe <.portfhhrrs runn1 ng out of \an D1cgoarc·ra1c.h1n~an ) numl>1:rof thrc,c pn1rd longfin~ Thcre "no telling how long thq w11l 'itH k around r herr arc largl' ,., houl' ot alharnn· Jnd~uod lic,h1n)(1nnd1twno,oll the t 1·n1rat < allf111 niu c oa'lt a\ of pr<.'.,., lime hut only angler' who hd v1· rt'\('fH'U \pOl\On lhrl'l'· IO fi\C·da-. tnp' Jrr getting enough angling ltrTH' to m;1k1· .11rin pa\ off I he Rn>;il Pnlan'i 0111ofr1'>h<·r man\ I 41nd1ng 1n ~an f>rl·gn !6191 '~ ~ ''NI twdx·t>n rel urning w thr iluc k \o\llhjlttodtnunt"iofalh1 c,, hut unh due 10 thl' ld<. t that m '>peed amJ \Ill ullo"" '' to~C'I to the fhh1ng J1M NIEMIEC OUTDOORS grounds and stay with the alb1es ai. the)' move around the :irl'a There arc 'il1ll orx-n1ng~ on many m1n1·fong range hooh for tho~ who '1111 want to get in on•• good alh1e \lop or IWO lhl\ i;cac,on .hen though there have been "cry kw ,Cnllercd alb1eHaught clo~ to Newpon qrS;in 01<.'go. there hns hccn .i 1000 htt<.' on btgt"yt• tuna The hot \pot ha., Ileen 90 mile~ hclow Point I oma tor tho<tC boats makinA thc area dunngda}' mpsoul of\an 01cg11 landing> It 1~ a wa1t-and--.c1: '>ttt1a110n ac, to what I\ going to de' clop for 1hL·'l.1od offi'lh1ng we will have 1n Scptcmher and October This wnter 1c, making plans on running out on a day tnp in clirl) Oc1obcr. as I hchcvc that tht•re could be !lame hot )'C'llo" fin and b1grvctuna fi'>htngon hand plu\ the c.hancc that kelp patt1C\ will~· loadL·d with dorodo and big yellowtail · Mnrltn fi.,hcrmrn '>houlll m;1kc· it a potnt 1oenter the ln1crm111011al c iamefish Marlin Tournament that" \CheduledSep1 21 throughl5 lh"" the biggest mnrhn tournament tn Ciouthern Cahforn1.i and '>hould rr· wa rd all anglers and hoat\ with gornl h11lfi4'h1ng I a~t year·., tournaml'Ot "1W lot\ ol ht~ marlin landed nht'\ .1 numhrr of bt&cye tunn Th1.· toutnamcn1 "und~·r thl d1rctt1on of Hurve~ 11 u11111l ult, an ii\. Id marlin angler. whu ~a' picked I lw above da1cs for the <.wcep'ltakc\ n cnl 10 take place ba'lcd on the good fi,hing C'>.J)('cted ofTTh c'"Southl:md rna~t during that pcnod l·or 1nformallon oo the tour- nament that'"' open to any 1.11c hoat or numbcrofangler\ phone, ( 714) 999·17()9 RC'pom from the Balboa <\ngltng C lub1nd1ca1e 1ho1 tht' marlin !ICa'\on t'> hcginn1ntt to pick up No le~!> than I 5 marltn ha vc been wt't&hed in at the •\ valon and MAC · dub'l th•~ past wcl'k and mun y more"' n kc\ ~ere rcporh~d Th e bc't actton ~l-ems 10 be two to \111 mile:~ c'Jffthc cast end ofCataltn11 with wme fhh 11lro be1n14'pottcd on the 14 Mile Ronk and the 209 ,pol Ha1t 1'\ all over the plact' and I' probahlyone rca~n that the ,pike bill' al'\' not in a btt1ng mood when \Omh1nt d with the moon pha\t' ·PREVIEW f ltn r:.1ppcd the 'ea.,11n with a "'h1pp1ng of M1am1 Fla . l.ltapultcd till' 9-1 ·2 \'ob to a !" na110nal ranl.1ng Hut "'hen frnnl'S\ce opens 19~6 \t.'a,on ~cpt 6. against Mc,.,1c11 <ti :-.le\ land <;taclium its s v.ill ~·\Ct cH:n h1ghrr "I hi\ )ear" our bl..•\t thancc ~l'M our goal 1~ th e national cl puin,h1p ·· \aid \11-~H hneb; Dak Jom·'· J tour·}t'ar staner kJJl·r Pl J tkknw that rt•turn) na I I 0,1.irtl r' ( (Jill hl'\ dft'n ·1 (J\ an \IOUS lo l thi:m'l'I'~''> targt·h 1n the gru "ii (. \d11\h 1ndude'> teams \uburn \lahanrn ( jt·org1a Flt1ml.i "( l'rla1nl\ \o\C are not the fa\ u1 < oadi Jnhnn\ Ma1urs ..aid "We too m.in\ thing!. to rl·plJlC. \lat h.1' all th~ .ir1:a' \11u h~e to coming had to rnmix·tt· lor < 11011al l hamp1<1n.,h1p." Bui IV!JJ<>r'. an \II \mt• t .. 11 lhal k at I l·nnl·,~t·r 1n I 95h tOJ<.hnJ Prthhurgh to a nat l'hJmp10n,h1p tn J 476 '""a ri til lil'>I wa.,nn'<, !Ilk run " a i: h1hl\ i 1r\t the ll':lni mu\t 'll'ttlc q UJrll.'rhal t... to n·platt· the: Roh1n\1111-Dt1n. I D1dc.n lorn llon ot I ''l'i '\ rhc ix''>I ix't'I 31e .supholl Ran1h \andc:r\ Jnd Jcffhann\. if thl·\ taller .ind ~c:chhlrt fresf- Mo<,e\ ( oll1n<. mature' qutekl~ oppont·nt' rnn l'Xpert to \l'C a' Ol \l'f\lon 11f 11•0\ Kohin,on 1r f}<K. h·t ··wtiJt l"tl l1kl' I' '>•lnll'lhtng "'ii' hl•t1.1.et•n I !Jll\ R11h1n<;on f>ar•.I D1tkt•\ ·· ,,11J 11l1t·n"1'e co n.1H11 V. .ilt I lan" "Roh1n'lon g1l1t·d hut D1t l.n v.a<. <J' 1.lt·d1t:a pl;l\er .1<. ~<111·11 find .. \lll'r Roh1n.,on \.\a., hurt ag <\la ha ma Dtt kc~ 'tepJX•d 1n 1-ranu' hnJmc tht· top suh"it '>enngJU"I enough pla~ing time t h1rn ;ihead 11! ~an<ll·r, on the c. 1 ... 1 I rJnt" " qutl ~t·r and J ~ p:t\\l•r than '1~111da' who 1\ \'\[X•rtl'llll'd Jlld l llnl!Ort.thil' ,1\ I tah.tl k < ollin' "'tth lhl· ~·c;t ar the t1'.1m. l\,1 IJll'·,1·ac,on rx•<>\1h1I tx·o,t I l.1rm \:tld ·\t light en<.I. 111111. l11r 'tl'n1or ( llrl~\lJlc\ "l'\l' Ill'' er wt•n Jn\hod) tJtc dt'l'P PJ" ilk<: Jol'' .. \a1d I lame, l'\JX'll' rrJ,h11t frnhtnl'n v. outh Jnd I nenn < Inclan ,1;1n ill oiha "itlcout i)i1'1' On lll'fl·n<.c 1hc fi-2 . 227-p lone'> amhor' a talented 11ncb; lorps anJ the dcfcn\I\ c line. le 6-5. 2K5·rx>under R t<.'hard Coop filkd "'1th rc:turn1ng -;taners c\pcnc:ntcd h<ttkups Sandona see. cycling victoJ "ipenlwa) motorC)Cll'lt John ~ nna broke out ol a month-long sl ·.10 win the \Cratch mam even1 1.1.cck at the Orange• ( ounty grounds and thC' veteran nd• hoping thl' momentum will ovl·r to the qualtf~1ng round!> fa l ' \ ( hamp1on<Ji1p that lwg1n !"lo dn\ night m Auburn. Sandona won ht'I \Crnnd fou ~ ratch main c·vent '1ctor) ul "icac;on nt Co'ita Me..a la\t " c,turllntt from the pok pm111on to th~ win. f k 1111, won fi ve •><.·rat ch 1 e-.cnt~ on the raunii cm u1t i,ca~on. hu1 had f.11kd tow1n a 1 n cnt 1n ncarl}' a month "I've lx'rn 1n .1 \lump." he "Raung " like hr1ng a '><tk<,1 \omr11mc-. )OU can go week' wit \riling a thing. and 1hr next th1nE ~now you·n· hot I hav( to adr Wll\ gct11n1J .1 httk t111•1t nl fa\ 1np "When )1111 11· mhna four tin wtx·k 1t'<1 cl1tllrnlt to !1,t'l l"\l ltl"d a ri<1tntit'.l<'h t1r1tl'il "lwn \ou'rc int fourth month 111 th1· 'IC<l\on R; Ml'I\ lo I~· .1 1oh · < 1a11 ''''"nI1111.1\ .11 h \Op m lht• lir'>I lw.11 r.Hl' \l,11trn11 JIM -r ,,., ., IV .m • er n. ) - For n~ a fans ur1n and u rcd !'n ee 35. 7 that 10 4 thl' Nl·v. tghl~ Tht!. 1am· ckcr and ncof nal..r ~ling l1kr and tll' .. ha'l ·ama ha\C na- ,can v.hu on.i i ·rx·a1 O'i~ >n a Un\ ltna · tCHl'' •\n<l ~n Vnl ngcr thl' hall· and 1rd1 \4:1\ led J ltn\I and t ulr >put c.-pth (.'tll'f nun· 1uar· TI on it) at Jon 1 thr "hn r D d lo 1Und tlh 'r d h~ t.1f I\ a nd - <.1nd· ump last r J IT· 'f ·~ ':IIT} r lht• ttur r l..ip thr •t•ek. a;11n n:iin 1111, nain klld n<.in '\OUI HtU i11 I '"' a hout l thl· I Ill>' • ~ . ' . . • • MAJOlt laAOU• STANCMNGS ~u..u. WIST DrvtSiOtt W L Pct. !I 62 " .544 .. S4 ..s.lO , .... 51 •2 .4Sl IOY!t n •s '" ll'll SI '4 4.43 1111) so .. '3t 11 ..._ ,., -4tt I.AST DIVISION I Ol lOll Ntw YOik leltll!IOl't O.troll T«onlo Cllvlland Mllwa\Att '7 47 '4 S2 ., S3 ., ~ 60 " le $7 '6 SI TllutWV'• k-Ch1Ga90 I, o.froll 2 Balllmoro U, Cttvlloncl 1 l'••H I, Mllwaul<tt 1 lloilon II, Kal\Mt Cll't' 6 MIMttOI• 14, S..1111 I Ontv Ollnff Kheclulod TedeV't GM\lh Sit m SJ9 S34 S17 !44 .,, 4 s•,; • I '"" II Oekt...o IYouno t ·71 •I ~ CCenoelarie ~ll." TtK81 !Corr .. 7·t J •• T«onlo IJ JOM\Oft I· ll, " Oetroll ITttrrlll IO·t l et 8olton ICtemen1 11·4), n B•ll•mort IOl•on IO·fl at Cleveland tBeJ111 t·7)." Mltwauktt (Weoman l-t) 11 Clllcaoo COotM>tl t· 121. " Ntw Yori\ IOnbet. 2·S) et Kan .. , Cllv IBanllhMd 6·Sl, n MlllMM>ll (Heaton 4 Ill et Saalll• IMOOfe •·IOI. n Satw•r1 Gamet Oellland at A.-1. " Ot lroll e t 8 011011 Baltlmore •I Cla\llland TtxH al TOtOlllO N.W VMk t i Kanu1 Cllv Mllw•Ukff at Chlcego, n Mlnneao1a at Saalllt, n Hou11on Sen F rancl•co Oedlln Clnclnnall Atlantt N•1tenal LMtllM WIST DIVISION W L 6.5 so 60 SS '6 S9 S. S9 s. 60 GB OOUl1.El-Mll111'191v, IW# YCH11 JI, ao... lotlCM, Jl, Puc:Utt, MIMetot•~M. •ic., lotltll!, 10, luc:kn«. '°''°"· " Tlllll"l.E,._ •.i•, Clfitlll'ICI, I , l"emendtI, Toronto, •• o. W••~. Cllie.tO, '· OW9tl, *'"'· '· $1tt'r•. T••n. '· u~w. TorOflto, • Wlholl, KellMt (tty, ' HOMI ltUNs-hrt!.io, Toronto. 10. l(lftt l'l\tll, OPlencl, 1t, .... TorOllto, tt, CeMotCO, Qet.lel\CI, 2'. P..UonAo, How York, 16 STOLEN l4SES.-.. Htndenon, ... w Yor,, ... Cenlltlo&I, Ciwt.90, '4, ,....., ..,...., >11 Crtttln, OlklMd, 24. Wilton, ltanu• Cllv, 2A PITCHING (10 decl1kln•~letMn•, lollon, 17•4, 2.41, Kl/W, 0.lrOll, 1·2, 316, ltHIYIUU9tl, Now Yortl • .,.,, U •. SC!lroml Cllvttelld, II·•. 4 21, ~Jektr, .. ltlmort, 4~•. 4 cw, Ferr, Kenu1 c11v, 1·J. 1 CM. H~•. Toronto, 7-3, 3 f1. STltlKEOUT$-ClttYltllt. 10,1011, 174, Mo,,1,, Ot1roi1. '''· Mceoa-. A.Nlft, mi M. Witt, . .,.., ttt wivu.r •• MllwelHI .. , i.-~ S4VE5-4ne. leltlmo<'t , 2t; Rlontlll, New VOik, 17; Htrner!dtt, O.troll, 70; Htnl\e, T«· 01110, 17, Cel'llKllO, Cltvllllnd, 1' ......... l.Ntw ('flwwtill •---Y'• Qatnff) B"TTING (2'1 ., bali)-9r00kt. MonlfMI, l40, C Brown, S.n l"rtncltc:o. 333, ltaliwi, Montreal, .»J, Gwvnn. San Otego, nt, Backmtn, Ntw YOlll, m llUN~wynn, San OloQo, 71. O Devit, Hout1on. 61; Mutr>nv. Atlenl• .... Coi.mon. St Loul1, 67, OotM, Houtton, 67. Htve•. Pl'tllodel· Olll•, 67. K Htrnonde1. Now York, 67 ltat-<arter, Hew Y«k, 11, Sdlmldt, PNle· Olldflla, ti. Por1lar, ClnclMall, 11, 0 . Davis, Houlton.?•: HaYtl, PMedelllNe, U. HIT~wvM, S.n 0"90. l45, S.1, ~ 1401 R•l114", MontrMI, 13', 1 .. 1. Houlton, 134, Sandtliel'o. Cllkffo, 124 OOUBLES-H•vH. Pllll•d•IPllla , JO, Oun1lon, C'hlceeo, 21, It Rtvnotck, Pot.Woll. 77. Setnuel, ~ ... '11, "'"'"· Mont,...1, 26, Rav. P111.-o11. u. lox. ~. 1'. TRIPLEs-tla~•. MorltrM I, 10, S.muel, Pl'tll~I•, t ; Goleman. St. Loul•, 7, McGM. St Loul•, 1; WtOlltf', Monlrael, 7. HOME ltUN5'-Sc1vnldl, Ptlltedelllflla, 25; G 01vl14 .HDu1lon, 14, Parkor, Clnclnnell, ta, Murony, 4llenl1, 20; SMlllll. ~. 10. nOLEN B45ES.-ColltNn, SI Loul1. I S, E. Oavl1, Cincinnati, 60; Relnti, MontrMI. '9. DulKAll. Oedlln. 441 Doran, Houlton, 37 PITCHING (10 de(l1lon1)-Ftrnenc111. New York, 13·4, 1.37, Gooden. New York, 11·4, 3.10, Oled•. New VOik, 12-41 2.6t, Oarllno, New York, 11·4, 2.11; Btdro1lan, Ptllleci.tllflla, 1•3, 1 OS, Mel!Wwl, $1. LOUii, l ·l , 3.31, R. Robinson, Cincinna ti, 9·3, 2.57 STRIKEOUTS-Scoll, Houlton, 223, VMl!tlWll, Oodeen. 1151 Famandtt. New fOl'k, 1'6, Wlldl, Oedlln, IJS1 Oooelol'I, New York, 1l3 SAllEs-4tHrdOll. M<KltrHI. 26. Worrell. St Loul1. 2S, L•. Smith, Chlcego, 2), 0 Smith, Hou11on. 22 Gone9e, Sen Oltoo, 20 s:r-or--uc~n:r~~~--- Ne•Yorll MOlltr .. t PlllledtlPlll• SI LOUii Clllcaoo PllUtlufQll RAST DIVISION 76 31 S7 s. S6 S7 S6 SI so "' 4S 67 Tiluf'MMV'• Scarff Hou11on l. Dect9arl 7 PlliladtlPllla a, Plllt tlufgll 7 Ntw VOfll •·I. St LOUii l ·S Clnctnnetl 7. Sen Fr•nclKo O MontrH I s. Chlcaoo 4, 10 inn Allantt 7, Sen Oleoo l TMIY's Gem11 ,., SU 17 'l '" 19 1 49 1 20 439,. 402 30 ~ (Powell 7 l t ti Sen Franc1~co !Krul\ow 11·6) n Cnlcago ILvnch J-1 end Trout S·SI at Mon1ru1 CMartlne1 I ·4 end Burk• 1-41. 7 t·n Plt11DOroll IBIOloclll 6-1 and Winn 2·0 et Pl'tlltdllPlll• (Meddu• O·S •nd Car"'•" S-41 7, 1- n San Oleoo IOrevockv l ·f and Sllow 7-SI at Cincinna ti !Soto 4·10 and Browning 9·91, 7, t·n SI Loult IF«Kh 12·61 et New York IFtrne~r 13·4), n Houlton lt<neooer 14·11 •• 4tl•n11 IAOer 1·11, n S.turdlv'1 G•met Dedterl 11 San F rancllCo St LOUii et Ntw York Plt11t>uro11 at Pl'tllae1ot011l1. 1. 1° n San Oleoo at Cincinnati. n Chlca oo et MolllrH l.n Hou1ton •' 4 tla ntt n Anell 8Vff'l99$ 1Thrlll9fl WICIMlday's Gamel Jovner Burlt•on GriCll Oownl,.g Hondt'lcll O.C1nc11 Pettl1 Jack\on Wllf()llg Howttl S<llOfltld JOMI Narron 8 oone Tott11 Luc .. Wiit IATTING AB It H HR 443 64 136 n 197 2• $9 s 213 77 60 7 .311 .. 107 12 201 J1 S3 10 lSI •9 92 t7 311 60 " 3 302 .. n 10 ?14 71 /J7 2 11 l 70 ')7 3 313 O 7S 11 300 SI 11 13 S9 4 13 I )19 31 66 4 W2 SSS "6 170 .. ITCHING ltBI .. ct to "'"'°1 71 199 20 117 6J 261 33 7 ... .. 151 39 2S.S 36 2SS 30 2S. ll 243 40 7•0 '10 137 I 270 31 207 SU .2St Ifill H BB SO W·L ERA 1' 9 l II 1-0 7 S1 ,,,~, 160 ~s 1s1 13-1 212 7S 7• 1' II 1·0 Ht m l J• 20 n 2·• 719 '4~ J6 15 J7 S· I J 12 61ll •I IS 32 7·7 3 36 .,.~ 1~ 66 153 11·1 3 JI 31 J6 13 73 4·1 HI 26 2) • 12 l·l 381 ••ll'> 1" ?9 ., 10-9 4 l? • I • 1 0·1 9 00 F1ntf y M.Oort C•ndtlaria COl'Dell Mcc .. 11.m FOl'ster ~ulll41 Sut•on Cll•dWl(I< T.itlt 1011 911 l.5t 6ll '2·S' Ui Moore 13 Corbell 9 l'o"ler • Sevel NATIONAL LEAGUE Astros l , 0oct9er1 2 LOS ANGELES HOUSTON s .. 111 BRu11t1 u MadlCk )0 51UbD\ II C•De•I ID SCIOICle C JCiOftllt Cl MatUI< P" AWllm1rl Brock on lle1tn1I• P Tre..,noPl'I •b r II bl • 0 0 0 l I I 0 4 I 7 1 • 0 0 0 • 0 7 0 ) 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Dora n 211 Hl lCl'l ... ct Gerner lD DSmllllP GD•v11 ID Beu rt Cru1,. A111bv c Tnon u 0.ll'Jl lt\ p Pnlt.vll 011 Andton o LOP91 )D ll 2 6 1 Ttteh Seer• b'll lnftlnei. r all r II bl J I l 0 4 t I I 2 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 I 1 0 0 0 • 0 7 0 ) 0 0 0 l 0 I 0 0000 I 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 f f 0 0 v 3 ' J L11 4""'9• 000 010 000-2 H1111te11 000 000 Ob -l Ciemt Wlnn•no llBt Ci Da vl1 ( 121 E-0 Hhllt\, J C.onielei OP-l.Ol """'"' 3. Houlton I LOB-Lo• 4noele1 7, Hou\lon S 1B-Medl0c~ HR-Medlock !1) SB-Cabell (81 IP H A Ill BB SO Lff A119111t V•1tn1ue111 L IS-I 6 • H1111ton 01\llelt1 6 1 7 1 AnO.rMn W,2 0 0 0 0 0 D Smith S.13 I 0 0 0 0 HBP-ll Wllll•ml IDv Oelha1t1I umotr11-+iome Monteoue "'"'' BrOCklander, Socorld. Rlpo•ev Tnlrd R•nne<t T-1 IS A-4? 111 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AmwlQn LNwe l 'fMllllfl Wednnclav'• Gem.ii BATTING 1161 II Da1U-8o90\ 80.ton I~ M11111no1v. Ntw Yori!. 3•1 Puekt ll M•nneiota 3" R1ct 8011011 17' E .. ltr New Yoo l?l ,_UN\-II Htndtrton. Ntw l'Ol'a l(M Pucio.ti! Mln~ll a7 MelllnO'v Ntw Vor1t. ai Biii TOl'onto 77 McDowell. r, •• , 11 RB1-Cen11co 0.1t.teno 94 Barlttld too onto. " Bell, foronto, a4, Mallonvtv New York 17. JoVflM, Aneeh, IO HIT!.-MalllnOIY New 'l'Of'I'. 1•7 Pucu tl M1nnt101a 16' Ftrnandta, Toronto ISi 8t!l T0tonto 14' 1t1«.,Bo11on 143 •. N Fl elCNbltlefl at.ndlnes NAT10NAL CONl"IHINCE W111 W L T fillet. filll" fillA l<llanle I 0 0 l 000 31 14 New Orleens t 0 0 I 000 10 1 Sen Fr•n<:•KO I 0 0 I 000 )7 0 ltilM 0 I 0 000 14 17 Ctflfl'll C11icago 7 0 0 1 000 SO 19 Grttn Bev 1 0 0 I 000 31 I• Mlnnet01e I 0 O l 000 30 16 D11roit 0 t 0 000 9 11 TatTU>e Sn 0 I 0 000 10 26 Eut P11lla oelpn1e I O O I 000 17 9 SI Loul1 I l 0 S00 42 31 NY Glen11 0 1 0 000 74 31 We1hington O I O 000 1 II Oelle1 0 7 0 000 6 37 AMERICAN CONf'EltlENCE Kan1u City Sen Oleoo Se•llle Denver lhldln Clfvetanel Hou11on Ctnc1nn••• Ptlf\tlufOn New Enolano Buff•fo lnd••,,.PO' \ Miern1 NY Jell Wiit 1 0 I 0 1 0 0 I 0 l ~ .. I 0 1 0 0 I 0 I ..... 0 I 000 0 I 000 0 I 000 0 000 0 000 0 1000 0 1000 0 000 0 000 , 0 0 1000 0 I 0 000 0 l 0 000 0 0 000 0 I 0 000 TedlY°l Gal'tlll Ctevllel'ld at M141m1 t P ,11u.ur11n 11 Wuh•no•on Seame •t Oetrolf SallffdeY°I G•met o enn et tl•1"r,, 6 o m Allenle e t TemPt Bev lndl•n•POlil •' ClliC•OO Conctnna tl 11 New York Jt •• Denver el Mlnnewta Kan1 .. City et SI Louil New Eno11no e l Ntw OrlH "' 10 10 71 7 0 19 11 0 13 lt 17 14 t• .. 0 0 14 10 )1 11 ,, 20 33 23 19 71 30 3' New York Cile nll 111 GrMn 8av 1t Mil wauW.e~ 8uffato et Hou1ton defollla el San Oll!llo Mandav's Game Se" Fre nct•co •' ll•m•. 6 o"' TENNIS Men's tourMment (el T'""'9l Tl>WCI ltouncl ~\ ..... n Curren IU S I dff lven Lendl lCIKllO 1tove1<1a> 7-6 7·6, Jonatllen Cenltr I US def Venn>ek NOtll IFrtnct l 3·6 1 S • • Buel Scllulll US I dtl Bred CillDtrt CU S I 3 6 6·3 6·l C11ris10 Stevn ISoulll Atrocal def Jl"'mv Ar.11 CU S I 6· 3 6· I 8 or11 Becker IWett C.ermenv1 de! 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TIO\V Or• ..... l WO N\le1lle\ L•~ NINTH ltACt! 400 va•o~ Pur-. U 1.0IO TM 0 A'iHINGL V HANOICAP -l"olltl & m trf\ l "''" C)ld & uo Cr "''°" "•"'~' e M•U Jorda\11 G60CI ANS f' let Iv "'""'" T~row ~" .. ..Cl • ''""'" r.,,... TL flllle MenctY ""' P.. UY ~e+n TINTl1 ltACIE. HO •••d\ """" ,,...,.. w * Me .,... J veer OOO• T•ue A<tl \eftn Cu••• s..,..1 Ovna•'• .. ~ ... , tor., To Pao• Tiie Vietor¥ ~ Fa•• CMll Good1 Mt 0.11(9r C ldOr edo Kid a.no °' ,.._.,. ll.IVINTM ltACI 11a .,,_,,, ""'M .. to0 :a ,, .. , ~' & "" C a m no !lfOC• I lo.GOO a.~ MMr•d/GI;. Dav t ..__ Nllllllf'OI ,,,.. •ova1 ·~ C ••• O, It Mr Coh~ LA"t r .. ,.,,. f •oo... Me""'~-· Mix-up in accounting for accounting o'ffices To the Editor Re-: Corrc<:uon. Enrriy fax Credits Thank you for pnntang my Letter To The Editor on June JO However. I would ltlce to make a correction in my letter. Instead of saJ ing ··c.;overn- mcnt Acrounl1ng Offi ce." I ~hould ha .. e said that 11 was the "General .\ccount1ng Office" (the GAO) which reponed 1ha1 1he IRS disallowed S~I 4 m1ll1on of $97.J m11l1on tn Busi ness Encrg) Credtts taken b> fellO\lo la\pa)er\ rhe GAO IS the goH·rnmcnt", wa tchdog agcnc} "'htch ~c-eps track of government programs If the go .. ernment (the Conpess) doesn't do 'romethang to restrain the practtces oft he IR in this arena, then 11 will have perpetrated a very clever. <.ruel hoa'< on the pnvate energy investor; 1n this country. ( onsider th is real-hfe. current scenario: Dunn$an energy cns1s, the govern- ment tne!> to develop alternative cnerg} \uurle'i through pnvate 10- \t~\tmcnt \l1mulatcd by the 8uo;10es!> Encrg) Tu C rcd1ts The c1t1Lens go 1long \lo t th the program. thinking that 11 '1 1tood idea to make our country 11 dcp ndent The) make their and tie .ihern.1t1\• ,•m·rg\ business ts \t1mu1.1tl•d fhr1· 'l~ar\ l.1 tcr thl· IRS dain~ he 1n 'c'~mcn1' .art· ·ahu\tve tJ\ '>nt tl·r,... making the c1 t1zcn '"' C'itor\ PJ' h.ac ~ lhr1r aedtts and deductions. with ix·nalt1 ei. an<l interest (now daung up to six yea~ ago). The alterna11 vc energy businc'>s then fail s, with no funher '""estm enl 1n it. The c1ttzcns are left holding the bag. with no one tending the bus1nc~' While the government m-; ha<.k and does nothing. lawsuit~ lly C\ ery- wh ere. funher depleting the u111en Feelings of harras ment. fcar. an<l anger abound. and the <1t11l'n'I withdraw. having to 1,pend their resources on lawsuits Meanwhile. the government has profited handsome!) It has got back almost double tts money. Not onl> does 1t get back taxes. but the in1crc<ot compounded from 1980-8 1 is a tremendous windfall. Moreover, be- cause much of the energy eq uipment 1s installed. the countl) · 1c; more energy independent. Then too. many end users of installed equipment arc now getting-free solar hot water heating, because the in ve!llorr, have "abandoned" their equipment ~l·. the program works. It's preposterous. but tht' \Cl'nJm> t!I happening today wi th the 'iouth- west Solar pro ram Pnnu· would be proud of th1s s1 tuatwn Thl' 011 and gas co~1e-; are prohahh happy. too. J'\N D. V'\NDERCil 001 \t D Hu ntington &;llh English-only for good of all To the Ed1\i0r , Reference '" madl' II the headlines 111 the .\ugu't 7 I ~Kti ed1t1on rclauve to "Panel Rl'fl"ll\ L ngl1 .,h-only Drt\e .. I \.\ai.thl\thcmJJorc\ent-top11.ol the d.n'' ~ I he cnt11~ .1rmk ~J' hoth one- c,1d• <I and :ilarrn1ng. < .in \Oll nJllH hc-.1de~ C anada and \On l' \\I.an l11un1 nc' where one language " nut 11t11n al \O to speak'' Tho\l· u1ur.tr1l'' .11 ,, havc 1mm1- grant' Imm 11l hl'I r trt\ 111 the \A.l1rld and no p111hkm \\-h) doc.'' our coun •n h.Hc to Ix cl1fTeren1'l \1 om· t101t' J k{l.<!1 1mm1granl had to d1,plJ\ a ll'n.ain prnlicienn ol the rngli'>h language IO order lCJ ohla1n .\mUlldn u1111.·n'>h1p I'> 1ha1 o,o a\lolulh v.rong or h.ao·· fhl'rl' "lor Y.J\J ~ood rl·ao,on' tor 11 \A. hl'n a rx-r<,on adc •Pl\ .1 n111 her tuuntn 10 llH' 1n l'>'c.·llarl· •>f not} hl' \hould.tx· c:-.pc.·ucd to lc.1rn "llhin c1 rl·c1w nahk tink lhl "a'' Jnd cu'>- t11m' of that c.ounlr\ lh1 languagl' fy,11ttrn A 'pol.rnl 111 a r>a'>'><lhlt l '11•n1 Hc " 11111 J\l.rd 111 told 111 forgt•I \A.ht·rl· Y.hl'I\ >OU litnll' from what )011 did there l'tl ~peal.1ng English wnh an accent'" pence.ti~ .ill nght. At least the person 1c, making th1· efTort I kn ow of no om· that "1011~' down" on someune 11 1.l· thl\ I personally. Object to tho<;,c that c.Jo n111 make the effort Normally. Engli'lh " the wnt1rn and 'ipokcn language ol the t J \ \ 11 hehooves one of another languagL' 111 become proficien t in l;.ngh':lh Rm1d <;1gn~ are in Engh'>h eng1nl'cr1ng hluepnnts are 1n Engl1'>h dial YI I nn the telephone and wha1 \1.-tll ~ou m11\1 hkel~ hear. Engh'>h In ca\\: ol .i local or nattonal cmcrgenl' IO'itant tommunica11on fl'ad1 h· undcr- \tandable I\ es~·n11c1I I ho\c. 111 another tongue can he J hJtJrd Lil thl'm-.ch C\ a\ \l.Cll d'> to olhl'I\ \Oii and I F 111 nw tht• 1ntc.·nt 111 1hc.· f ngli\h onh rnmpd1gn " for lhl· g<lfHJ of Jll fhc onl~ ..ccond da\'i t) pc u1 11<.·n' I can think of arc tho.;c that actualh are ll~tlc'5\. unwilling 10 learn n1Jt at all .1mhitrc1u' J.trl ha11 clof)t·r\ t'I al c , r o IH, r 1 \tit 1 r R ( '11\t,1 ,\k ,.t Nothing funny about cartoon f11 tht· I d1t11r I haq• 1 n1m••d c;uh< nt11 n~ tn and flJdlO!I thl ();111\ l'ilul \10\ I V.\' lllll\Cd Ill thl\ Jll'J n1nl' \l".H\ ..i[l.O I .. ,,1, c,hrll keel .ir11I an11n 1ha1 \toll "'ould Jiit•"" th1 l .trlc,•Hl h\ I rl'\1·r 111 '°lunda' lul. '~ 1 11~,, 11 p1durert 1hc pol1u• 1n 111·,1,1p<• l,r>t. unlf1irm' "'1th "I>• l~'"' 'K1u.1d Jrmhanth '>nl' of thl· f)11IHl'nl,IO WJ\ ll'Jnng p.ij!1·' 11u1111 thl' '-.at1•1n.il < 1l·11yr.1ph1l 111;.il!Jllnl' and ,in111hn 'l;.illnll ') k. 1'..il Ufl .t)l.<lln\l lht• IA<Jll • I 1r,1 I dutn 1 lrkl 1h1• \lam th1· .1rt11111t IM\I' tu the· m11r.il 1rat11111111.1l J111r' m,1n ' \nwrr• Jn' lr~c 111\\{'ll hd1nc 1n anti 'etondh 11 v.a' .in affront tn nor l\mrnrnn pollc-C' fnrrr" 1.1.honut 1hc1rltH·,11n thl· lrm·d;1u' 111 not onl\ rnlorcc till' law\ of 11ur 1,rnd hut :tl\o rrotc<.t all lh1 ( 11111·11, 111 I llll'\ I .... ould anpn·uah· II " lllJ "-ould tx-more uudul .1ho11t "h,11 ; 1111 allow 11n th1• r>•IYl ' 111 t1111 rll'w'ipapc-r the Da1h Pll111 hn .1u\1 11 '' a n:lkction •1n \<>Ur \alu.-' I \1' d1~ U\'>ed lh1Hart1111n Y.llh OI\ n1 1)1.h hor\ and lrrt"nJc, ,ind \A.t .111 a11.1u· 11 "'J\ mo\I 1narpr111111.11t' \I \ \ '\,, I'' I I ( 111110.1 dl'I \l.ir Closing r oads to drug pushers f,, 1h1 I 1h111r \111T1l'llnl'flr11 1 \Hl1\1•th,1l lh\'r< l\,1 lrong l1,n111r.ail .1v. ind11111 t11 lht· l.1nd 11f lh111 d~1dlll\ Hnndulh the m·w dof)l' uop hu,ll'r' 1n 1h1 < .d1'11rn1<1 h1ntl·rl;rnd' \Ill ma kc 1h11't 1tr .. am'> mul h mut h lringtr rll Halluun.1t111n ".1 pl.in• grc1~11 b\ 1tw .. h.t'e' 111 tx· c,old t11 thl· 'h,t\t' Oil!\ ... 11 ,1 profit '" thr hil\l' n111\ \lo-11n·1 ht• dl'n1nl lht prr' tl1°gl· 111 hJ' ine a drl'<HT• TODAY IN HISTORY R)' tht' Auoelaled Prus I txld) I\ f n<.J<I\ \ug I "i tht.: ~~ th d.t) of 11/Xfi 1 hnl' Jrt l l!S dJ}., kft 111 the: )"l'3f f 1id,l) 'h1ghhgh11n h1w1r, On .\ug IS 141 4 lht• P.in.1ma < anal npcnt'tl to tra ft 11 On lhl\ t.l.ttt• lrt IOS7 \11 c1l tx-th King 111 \\.otland wa\'ilJ1n In lht \l>n of !....1n11. I >1in<.an In I 7f1'> l'<apokon Hnna1111rt1• WJ'> horn on tht· l\l;i nd 111 C 11r\1t a In l'llX lht· t 'n•tl"d \late\ and Ru-.\ra 'l<'H'ft' .incl a .. 1at11r Wiln P11\t wt·rc killed wh('n their .11rplanr l l.1,hnl near f'r11nt Rarp1\lo \la\ka Daily Pilat ,fl.... thJt Olli.In\ th.ti oA.l II IHI cl \\ra1gh t,·· to l11rnr1 .1 111.1rl.l"I 1111 .1 \11lut11in that will 1,1kl ;1\.H111 11111 111 t hl' hand<, tJf the pu\hl'I\ I hat \olut111n will tal.r tht ponp' '>l'l'<h oil till' m1mh of lht \•11t11~' .ind lortu111·' 11u1 of thl' h.1nd' 111 pr11t i lt'l" lor \A. hatn l'r rc•a\111" f h.tt tr,111 I\ WllHllllf' lflll)ll'f .11ld lonyn \ f'\l I l'\,,C t { 11\l,1 \11 " .. 1 In l'J41S lhl Ht·rlUhl11 •11 l\11r1-.1 ,,..,1, proda1rned In l'Jfil l c1\t C1t·rr11o111 "'"'~l'" hcgan hu1lc.Jing the fkrl1n \\,di In 1969. lht' Woo<hl11< ~ \11 U'>lt and \n f air opened 1n !\;l•y, ~ '''~ In 197S ,, run rn k tlll>(h ..., < lountl loitn I 11th 1110111 n11 111 the: 11174 1t.ep1~k l.11lrng 111 ,, .,.,h111·j,111t:r \lo ho the.· hl<t< k ~"'m'in l l.11n1rc h;uJ forct•d h1·1 to r>t·rl1irm <1 \t'\u,11.u t fc.·n ~l'tlr\ :tl(o Prt·\ldt•rt1 c 1nalcl I uni and formrr < .1hlorn1,1 ( '"' k onald Rn1iw n .11r1\l'd 1n lt.t1n\d \ < 11-. 1<1 !X'r">ndlh Y.1111 Hq)11hli«tn lllO\.('nlllJfl d!'k1t.th'\ Y.llh cmh l\A.11 da .... r .. m.11ninv 1n •hl'H h.11111· l11r thl· pany .1•1min.11 111n .......... ,,,., p,,f,.••4f4'• ,T-hit .... , "9't\O r "'''" OOft ,.., .. , f tty fOtll)t r-ci....111 "'~ Fd1IO• C:t"91"'9ff SO<'>•f' f d1to< l'~t CMtrMI Ptt.CU( ucw .. Otrec-ll)t T emw1C9 J ICMdle (,lfe4Mllt>n C>weci,,, ""'•d~ Ao....11&>n(j OIUICIO< ~enyltlewtM • CfHONfoed OirNIOf ·'It ·s kind of a Jose-lose situation for Nolan, and hlsdll~mma Is very evident. .. ·· , ... DAJlf WALTSU Colamm.t MARTIN BROWER The road to ruin in Irvine I know Irvine's new mayor. Larry Ag.ran. and I like him. He 1s bril)lt, aruculate. chamunJ. warm and he sincerely cares for hi s city. Only one problem. he is wrong when 11 comes to highways. Mayor Agran believes that by stopping roads, you can stop growth and thus make a city a better place in which to live. The fact is. by stopping roads you do not stop growth, and you make the city a worse place in which to hvc. anistas, Standanistas battle it out in.Assembly Unfon unately, Mayor Ag.ran is not the only intelligent person who be- lieves as he docs. I rccentJy spoke to two other respected leaders, one a n1vcrs1ty-ac.ade1m 1cian an~otber an aide to a pohttcally conservative legi lator. and both agree wnh Mayor Ag.ran To place this quesuon into pa- spec11ve. we have to consider two reaht1es when 11 comes to a city such as Irvine. The first is the location of the city within Orange County and wtthm Southern California. and the second 1s the source of the city's and the county's growth. Republican factions reopen fe ud. but the real wa r is scheduled for November • '\< R.\M l.l°'< ro -\,the l l'g" laturc rC\Uml·d 1h mu\rng'> rn \ac.ra ml·nto th1c, wcc L \O du.I thl' < ap1101'' l Urrcnt flareup ol rntcrnct 101.• war- fan: pilling une <\'isemhl~ Re puhlican l:i<.1111n aga1n'>I an11thcr. r (J re<. an· \11onlh':I of \lmm<.·nng h1>\l1ht\ bUl\I 1nlll thl' lllK.'O IO lall' \prtng. when mem~rc, of Repuhlu.an l111Qr leader Pat !'.olan 'H lique bac l.l·d lmall\t uindrda1e<, 1n liH· kc\ Hl·· puhhlan primary rat1'' often· run- ning lountn to tht• .,.,,.,hl•\ of lolal (lam lcaderc, ( hl' l\tolJnl\liJ'I \A. l'rt' burned "'hl'n 1hrl'l' ol thl·1r fl\t ..inno1nted ran d1datc\ lo\t 1n the pnman dt''>Pl\l' thl' l'\(ll"nd1turt nl up~ard ol <1 mllh11n dollar'> \1nle then th ere'\ lx'l'n Jn opt•n dlon h~ d1sc,1den1' Y.1th111thl'tau111' tothallenge 1'culan '><n 1ng that ht· \\Cl\tnl monc)' on hi\ o~n tgo-tnpprng 1h.11 <thould hJ\l' lx·l·n <,pent 1<1 dl'kat l)\.·m0lrat'> 1n 1he IJll 1•kt lion \\\l'mhh man Robl.'rt \Ja\ tor the man 'Jolan d1c,rlan·d a' m1non1.,. ll'atkr tw11 \l'iir' Jgo madr lhl· ra'e lw that prnnt 111 ''l'"" in a detailed mu1111 111 lw, lollow <,op a\· \l'mhhnwn la\t monlh '><l ~•ng thlll lhl' "'11lan1\t,1\· 'IX'nding had, left tht• parl\ ~l·al..cncd .,,,,._a_," the Demo- • r,JI\ \\ hatnn thl· 11utlOm1: 1n ~o· '"n1tx·r 11 will he at lcac,t three <>Cat\ hmt 111 \A. h.1t ll tould haH' tx-cn II 1h11\\ ,.1mr fl'\ourll'\ had been '>aH·d 1111 th1· g1 n1·ral c:ln lion." ~a)IOr ..aid .11lding \nd e\l'n wor<,e \loe arl' no• ''" 1hr dden\1\C. "rlh our o~n 1111 umht·nl\ .ind uJX·n \l'at\ at mul h llft'.1tc'1""1. 1h:.in \A.ould ha .. e hl•cn tht.: ... ,,t. I >1·\p111· .1 genl·ra ll ~ ngh1 .... ard pro- l<t•1111til11.1n 11lt 1n th<· '>t.tte'c \Oting p111f1h th l '>l d.i\\. 1t'c, ent1rcl\ P<•"· 1ltll· 1h.111lic.· < 1< >P \lo-11l lo'>C scat\ 111 lhl· \\<,emhl> th" )l'ar lhanb to 1l'> own 1n1crnal \trugglc\ and '>Orn e vcf) \mart. pragmatK campaign work b)' Dl·mocrats undl·r Srcaker Wrllte Hrn"'n \\\t•mbl\ man '>tan \1atham. R- C h1k Run l'mergt·d a., tht le ader ol the dt\\ldcnt' t.h:ibhcd h\ 'iome the "( ontra, .. and h\ othcr'I the "\tand- an1'ta' .. r litre ha\C hccn intense balk-room '>trugglc'> O\Cr lm alt1es ln thl· l\A.O rl\Jl\ I or tht• momt•nt. al lea't. the rehels ha' c Jcudl·d tn J\Old an\ 'howdown \A.llh "-ol.in until alll·r the l\,o\Cmher clcl11on\ -\lo hi t h f){l\t"'-\till another dilemma Im the emhattlcd (10P kadcr \\ ll<lll'd f1rl'\ IOU\)) lhl• '-lolanl\l.a' ""' thrn· ol th<>..c fi"c h111crl) lOntcsted pnmal) ha ttk'>. and 1ht· win ner\ tn tho'>t' three d1 •.trll tc, ha' c ':lomc rra,un not to Ii kc l'.11 ""olan. . \II ol the d•'>lrict\ 10 .. olved arl' Rl·puhlllan-hcld now. and 1fthe three 111\e to IX:mncrats 1n November, the lei\'> ot \cats will be lar d at Nolan·., lloor II. howe\Cr. they wr n. thl') are Iii.cl~ to vote aga 1n.;t Nolan 1n his dul'I wi th the "itaodan1 ~ta~ alter the :"-n\ cmhl·r t•kt t1on It"' kind ofa lnc;c-lo<ie \ttua11on for '\,nlan and b" d ilemma " very C\ tdl·n1 th1'> week Wtth the kg1'>lat1H \C\'i1on undt'r ~a' the Rcpuhl1can cand1datec, havt' hccn making the round'>. tl)ing lo ra1'\l' monc\ Jnd othr r form\ of <,upf)(1n for their f.tll c.ampa1gm 'nlan ha'> madc \omc cfTort to patt h o\cr the rathrr biller '>Phi that onurred last <,pn ng. bu l ha' \toppc-d \hon of promising the thrrc -Kern < ounl\ '>urcr-.1\!>r Trice Ma rve}. \onoma C uunt) ·, Re v lfan'>{'n and (hark' C)ual ktnbu'>h of the <\an f rant !\to Pt·n1n,ula c1ll-out <;Up- pon . DAN WALTERS Harvey 1s especially bitter because Nolan and Co. had backed him publicl y until JUSt before the pnmary elcct1on: when the Nolan1stas sud- denly shifted support and money to a Republican rival and almost cost him the nomination All of the GOP candidates are '>C heduhng fund-raising events this month. and the key to Nolan'-; a1t1 tudc toward them r\ whether he helps 1hcm with lobbyists and other \Ource'> of mone) There arc authontall \.t" repons cm.ula trng 1n the Capitol that.Nolan ,., art1\.el> d1scourag1ng the "third hou..c" ol lobbyist-;· from bu ying tickets to the Hansen fund-ra1sc:r. !>Chedu led lor Wt'dn~sday evening in Sacramento If that'\ true. one reason would appear lo be that the sponw r of the Han~n event ts n val tan Statham. The anti-Nolan forces. meanwhile. are contending that Nolan·!> post- pnmary actions imply that ht'"; more interested in protect1ni h1'> own posrt1on than 1n advancing the for- tunes of the Republican Pany rn th141 ~·ear's leg1slat1ve elections. that he's more mtcreMed in being the h1g frog than 1n enlarging the size oft he pond Nolan. meanwhile. hao; adopted a publtc p6sture o(pany unit) The outcome ot this tale will not he wntrcn until after Nov 4 Indeed, at one po int 'Jolan v1nuall> prom1..cd to 'itep down voluntanl) tf his pan} lost ~at'> in the Assembly 1h1c. )Car Dan W•ltus is a 1yndlcatu rolumalst. Irvine is so located in Oranjt Count y and 1n Southern California, that Oranfe County's and Southern California s two major freeways - Interstate 405 and Interstate S -go nght through the city. Currently, those arc the two basic ro utes for all nort h/south vehicular transpor- tation. As these two freeways b«omc overburdened from the growth of Los Angeles and San Diego counties. plus San Bernardino and Riverside coun- ties. and as these two freeways become fonher overburdened by the growth of nonhern central and southern Orange County. there arc only two choices for vehicles needing to go through the C1ty -take an alternate freeway 1f one eiusts. or burrow through on city streets. The traffic will not be !>lopped. The concept behind the San Joa. qu10 Hrlls Transponatton Corridor around Irvine's southern border and the Foothill Transportation Corridor around Irvine's nonhem border is to give this continuing and increasing now of traffic two alternate routes. The other alternative -burrowing through the city -is not a pretty sight. I recently witnessed this altemauve in Los Ange.ln._Rtsidents of West Los Angeles successfully stopped a second nonh/south free- way over the Santa Monica Moun- tains between West Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley, but th1s d1d not for a moment \top the growth of JOb'I in West Los Angeles or the aero!>pace complex to the south. nor the growth of homes in the San Fernando Valley or the Santa C'lanta Valley to the nonh People sttll want to get from West Los Angeles to the San Fernando Valley at the end of the day. and the Members of Congress have pretty good connections an Diego Freeway 1s bumper-to- bumper. So they burrow. One of the paths is Beverly Glen Canyon over the hills To get to this canyon. they burrow bumper·to-bumper. double column. through the streets fronting the magnificent homes of Westwood and Holm by Hills. On dnv1ng to the Bel Air Hotel for a 6 p.m. reception. I took a -quick 60 minute'> to navigate 50 miles up the San Diego Freeway from Newpon Beach to W1lsh1rc Boulevard. and Beverl y Glen. and. then a pa1nstak1ng- ly miserable: JO minutes to inch the two miles along Beverly Qlen from W1lsh1re Blvd. to Sunset Blvd .. past 1 he mansions of the stars. And j11c.;t a~ Michael Deaverdtd. Congressmen c .tc.;h in o n contacts after leaving federal office \\ \\111"<,r<>'-Fc ..... lh1ng..r,rn th" 111wn Jrc m<lfe amusing 1hun thl' 'fl' t talll ol C ongrcs'i mounting ''' .,.,hrti.: hor'><.· and charging fonh on .1 l<>ll) moral tru...a<le -onl> 10 d1scovl·r tha1 the target of 1t'i outrage ".ittuall) a mirror rhat\ what happened when the luwmakcr' <JN rdcd ~mct h1ng should h<: dont' lo \..Ufh the Jrowtng numhcr · of h1gh-kvcl nfTictal'i who leave rntcral \l'r\ 1n ,1nd (,.)\h tn on thc1r umncll1110\ h'r 1'4:comtng Wa\h10g Ion H'Jlll'\t'f\t.l\1vn nf lon·1gn gov1·rn rtH'nt\ It turnt•d nut tha1 almo\t half 111 lhl· f1 forml·r public '>t'r'\ ant'>"' ho rel c nt I) rt'[ll\ll'rc·d J' fc1rnin J[ll'nt'> <3ml· from the hall\ nf C 11n11rl''" 11'1<'11 lkp 11 nv. :m1 V. nl pc I>-\.1 ll h 1ntrnduc.c:d a t1rau>n1an htll lac.t "-n"C'mher 1h:11 Y..ould \top the rc- ~ot' 1ng door ~1th a no'-<: banging cra~h II would pr11h1h11 formt•r lcdc-ral nlfir rnl' lrnin ach 1\lng 111 fl·prrc,enttng lorr1gn 1nll'fC:\t\ for Ill ~<.'af\ alter lea .. 1ng lhl· govt'rnmt'nt ~frmher\ of < l)ngrn'> \1.-Cft" nol in· dud1·1I W(llpc: alY..a\.''> 1ntcndt'd 10 include c nngrt\' and ti\ \l.0 n1ur <t;llT, hut he'' been around ( ;.ip1tol 11111 nwh1lc. "\\ l J1dn I Y..Jlll to prl'JUd1<.e th<.' PfW••· h1l1t) nf gt ll1n1t .in 1n1t1Jl hearing on thl' hill h r,01:11nrd to our rt'poncr J1m [ )OCh f\en 1hcn 1hc hill d1tln'1 draw much tntcr1.·,t 1n .... hat J Wnlpc aide l<llkd thl' 'pr,· Dca-.cr da>".. It 1nrttall> hnd uni~ lour t.o-,ponsor<;, hut after the fon:1gn con'lult1ng fc:~<, of' forrm·r \\ h11c Hou'c deput} chief ol .;iatl Michael Deaver began making headline\ Wo lpe'"' hill hegan 1o g1ck ur> 'uppon R> f C'hruary. 11 had S eo- \p<lll\Or\, and h~ May 11 had more 1han I)() 1n 11mc for II\ hearing Wolrx· rc<Jue\t<'d a C 1cneral Ar rnun11ng < >llll<' \tud> of formC'r high ollit 1al' who had recently made the 1 arc.•cfl hangC' to forei gn agrllt .\nd he .1,kc.-d that formt·r memhel"'i nf Con !(It''" <)nd \t'nun \tnfT a1dc\ he 1n- l ludt'd \\ tH'n th\· rr\uh\ rn mt-10 \\olpc\ hill wot\ rc:v.r1ttcn tu 1ntludc <.nn~c\\1on.i l 1nh ~w1t<.iler.. ,.., well ii'> formh ageno nlliu I\ lie al'><> tut thl* proh1h1tton (X'nod lrom 10 \C.-al"'i to lour fhl«,..\O 'll\1-\loh1ch 11 <;trt"'i\t'"d "'•t' nnt tont lu\1H·. hccau\C' 111 loophole"' 1n th(' rt&rc.tration law - tndudt'<l P form('r mc.·mbcn of < onarc\\ anc.J \t<l ll. IX White llousc: cind 22 other t:\Cl u11vt' alt'nC) of fie. 1ul\ ancJ ft>Ur general\ C 1ra) & < n a lr ad1 ng puhlil relattnO'I firm . 'lhmH·tl how 10 make th(' r1,ht ctr.1f1 l hrn lt"'> when 11 picked up f>on.ilcJ I ~J\\C'\ JU\t a1, hc lclt JACK AllDEISOll and DALE VAN A TT A office as the Senate ~ritcant-at-arm!I Ma'i'it:)' became a \Cntor vice pre 1- dent. Mas'ICy's government service was Wuhout the needed transportation comdors. woe 1s to Irvine's Univer- ~11y Dnve, woe 1s lo Michelson Dnve. woe'"' lo Main Street. woe t'i to Yale Loop, woe '"to Alton Parkway, woe 1s 10 Barranca Parkway, woe as to Irvine (enter Dr . woe t'i to Walnut Ave .. woe 1-; to Trahuco Rd .. woe is to Aryan A vc • and woe is to Irvine Blvd .. with nearly a m1.111Ch woe to the north/south artenals which connect the~ cac;t-we,t thoroughfares. vaned and t'1ttens1vc He wa s an But won't the gro)Nth be stopped ao;c;1c;tant leg1slat1ve coun~lnr in the dead 1f there arc no more roads1 Not < IA from 1974 to 1979 He then went • for Orange County. Growth will stop to the Senate, where he wa!I o n the only 1fthere arc no more bcd'I. During Ruk" ( omm111ce ~Ulff and the Joint last year. Orange County's_ popu· < ounc1I on the Inauguration. chief latton 1ncrcal1Cd hy 21 ,000 from <'ounsel 10 the Appropncit1ons Com-binhs over deaths and only by 3.000 m1 11ce and 'ltrgcant-at-arms.. from move.ins o ver move-outs. In Former c;en John ( ul vtr. D·lowa. fact. the City of Irvine was one of the rnnt.act'i mcmhcr'i of c onves and b1nh leaders. fif\h highest city in the 'ltafT aid~ o n behalf of h1" law firm \ county with a 12 2 percent 1ncn:asc of forc11_n c;lient~ l 1hcr11. France. Japan b1rth,..ovtr-deaths. and Germ3ny The best \Olut1on. ofcoursc. would Former Rep Tho mu Ev n\ J r . R-be for people to work near where; they Del . •~ a panntr in 11 law firm that lt ve. or to hvt near where they work reprc~nts Jamaica nd C ypru'i The development of more houS1na 1n A\ked for r~mmtnt. Evans utd of'thC' Irvine, w1th1n 1 fCw miles of the C1ty's ~olpc; bill \ four·yt~r rMtncuon grt'at Job baic, Wlll IO a Iona way That 'I a Iona wait lfe <;:11d ht toward mak1nf. that pos tblt But 1hou9J1t the lea• lat1on ~ould be .. , Mayor Aartn a ~ Ol>PO'C1 too much dctemnt for people 10 scrvina in houo;1n opt1na instead for more aovcm mf'nl. hcc~_u'C' of 1he l1m1-o~n ~ct tat1ons afterward M•rflo Brort'rr Pf'blil n lti H•n- J•(• Aodrt"loo ud Dair Yao A•IAI /tlttr "Mar•lll B,..Jter'• Oruv art ''•41Nttod ~l•m•/11.1. Co11•r Rtporl AUGUSflS,1986 IWLY PII.Of ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE VOL.2 /N0.32 .. -•• OCC's 'DrunKard' a spirited musical Even if melodrama isn't your cup of theater (and I have to admit il's never quite been mine). ·1here's still a good deal to enjoy in Orange Coast CoUege's musical version of '.'The Drunkard," subtitled .. Don't Shoot the Piano Player." After producing the works of Rodgers and Hammerstein and their ilk for the past 30 years as the college's annual summer musical, OCC opted for an old-fashioned cheer-the~hero. h1ss-the- villain melodrama. Except that this version contains original music by one of the college's music professors, Peter Odegard (who also doubles as the villain under the nom de plume of Merkin W. Whipsneade) and hence qualifies as a world premiere. Director Alex Golson -who also adapted (and mercifully Toi TITUS shortened) the William H. Smith chestnut and collaborated with Odegard on the lyrics -a~ parently has laid down one cardinal rule for his expansive cast: There's no such thing as overplaying in a melodrama. The absolute relish with which his ••••••••••• performers broaden their charac- ters, and the energy they expend doing so. are what ultimately makes "The Drunkard'' 1f not memorable, at least palatable. The OCC cast, while a bit uneven, has enough pizzaz in th e principal roles to fan potentially flagging interest -and the chase scene, through the audience. in the finale is riotously conceived and executed. Master of ceremonies Brian Burnes shucks the comic com briskly, abetted by a pair of acts of the type which must have been responsi ble for vaudeville's demise. The top performance in the show comes from Bradford Bowen , particularly strong as th e strapping but weak -willed hero who latrnmtn1l~1rby5Sof 1'c111011 Rom: Odegarcfs-viilainis more cuddly comic than dastardly devilish. and others in the cast are more· adept at selling his songs than the composer himself. Hi s phony black mustache and genuine white beard present a curious rnntrast. Ri ch Jackson as the hero's bu mpkin brother 1s closest to the true melodrama spirit in his outlandish prancing and mugging. Julie Dixon'ssterl,ng singing voice underscores a fine performance as the heroine. while Stephanie Grace Gill has a hilanous scene as her daushter -constantl y being pushed down to appear shorter and rolling her eyes with gleeful mischievousness. A fin e comic touch is added by Harriet Whitmyer in the role of a Hildegarde Ham hoc ker-type spinster as might be played by Carol Burnett. Deqise Ferguson as the hero's addled sister and Dan Lurie as his benefactor contributeeffective cameos. Some.spirited piano accompaniment by Terence Alaric and Brandee Williams' energetic choreograpic touches also brighten the OCT productton, along with Jennifer Colony's attractive ~ pcnod costumes. Special mention also to infant Erika Odegard. who manages to tolerate the bouncy fin ale, possibly even enjoying 1 l Two more weekends remai n for "The Drunkard" in the Drama Lab Theater of the Costa Mesa college. Performances will be g1 vcn Thursdays and Fridays at 7:30. Saturdays at 2:30 and 7:30 and Sundays at 6:30 through Aug, 24. Ticket in.formation 1s available at 432-5527 Publisher: Karen A. Wittmer Editor: Frank Zi ni Datcbook Editor: Dlltie Redfearn Art Director: Steven Hough Circulation Manager: Terry Kandle Production Manager: Roben C Ca ntrell Datebo<>k 1s published every Fnday by the Orange ('0011 Puhh~hing Co ft' 0 Box I S60. JJO W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Telephone (7 14) 64~-4321 Regular business hours arc 8 a.m. to 5 p m .. Monday throu&h fnday. Deadline for calendar of events items and lentl"I 11 S e.m. Monday. The cnurr contents of Dlltcbook. arc copyn&htcd by tne Onr;ic C'01m f>ubhsh111g Co. All nghts arc rnerved 2 * Dally Piiot Datebook/ Frld~y. August 15. 1986 Contents GOSPEL SINGER AMY GRANT APPEARS TONIGHT IN COST A MESA ••.••.••..•••.••.••••. 13 .. By CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON Imagine a 25-year-old having to her credit nine musical albums, four Grammy awards, two albums certified gold and two certified platinum? What if this person performed at a ceremony for President and Mrs. Reagan one month before singing and dancing with Stevie Wonder and Eddie Murphy on national television? Wo uldn't it be incredible if this singer had never had any formal verbal coaching? OUR GUEST CRITICS LIKED'STAND BY ME• ................................................................ 12 As a fitting farewell for our first group of guest movie critics, they actually got to see a movie that most of them liked -a lot! •stand By Me' proved to be a film that passed even the toughest scrutiny. Say bye-bye to this group of aspiring critic~ this week. however, and look for a new batch to review •The Fly' in next Friday's Datebook. Review . -CHECK OUT 'DANCIN' ON AIR' ON CHAN- NEL 56 ..................••...............•.............. :. 13 By LES HONIG The names and faces seem fa intly evocative of an ·era go ne by. Over here in the crowd is Mike Inglese; at center-stage, Bobby Catalano and there, on the right, Joe Ceccola. The set is very plain and if there were a few record sleeves with Connie Francis' and Frankie Avalon's pictures hanging on the wall, you wouldn't be at all surprised. Nobody is dresse<l in an uptown fashion; the hairstyles are often plain even at times, frumpy. What is this?Cenainl y not L.A. in 1986. It must be Philly, 1957. OutOnTheTOMI THE PAVILION OFFERS GOOD, IF IN- CONSIST ANT, DINING .•.••.••••.•.••••••••••••••.• 19 By FIFI CHAO The Pavilion restaurant in Irvine bas some good things going for it, but there are instances of identity crisis. The outside sports a Chinese theme, the inside is unfinished modem. Some of the food is very good, indeed, and the service was excellent. but there were a few valleys. T he strategy is to order the really authentic things, and to forego the nouvelle California Chinese dishes. Today's trendy binge towards runaway creativity is out of place in a restaurant like this. Departments CALENDAR ••••••.•••••••••........•..•••••••••••....... :. 4 F~ ARTS REVIJtW •••••••••••••••••••••••..•••••• 14 I MTV TURNS 6............................ •• • • • • • • • • • • . 14 l'Jewport h Ostsits wackiest boat parade . BY ROBERT HYNDMAN How elaborate a disguise is needed 10 make oo expensive yacht look like a lowly tugboat? What lengths would a boater go to m order to win the 'leok1n' Timbers Trophy" or the 'D1r1y Old Manifold" award? And how many beers con a yacht crew dnn~ before OM of them falls overboard? Responses lo these and countless other questions will be offered Sunday when Newport Beach hosts the 26th annual Character Boot Parade The event is Newport Harbor's wackiest celebration of the pleasures of booting, a chance for sailors to strut the" stuff while poking some fun at the sometimes-pompous bearing of their fellow yachtsmen. As this year's event chairman Art Grensky soys, "If you don't go out and hove fun, you don't belong in the parade'' More than 50 boaters ore expected to port1cipote 1n Sunday's parade, dressing themselves and their vessels in colorfully designed costumes. reflecting this year's theme, 'School Days." "I thmk the theme this year gives you pretty wide latitude -evecything from ~ops and gowns to dunce cops," Gransky soys "The parade is the kind of thing where you con let your 1maginot1ori run w ild." In previous years, boaters hove stretched the l1m1ts of seaworthiness and their own imaginations, dressing as V1k1ngs, Polynesian dancers or ~eystone Kops to crU1se the harbor in fonc1ful boots that ranged from tho se resembling submormes or dragons to those shaped like bottles of scotch and other symbols of bacchanalian revelry. According to Gransky. a Iii along Balboa resident, the Character Boot Parade begon when owners of unusual Cruising with Daily Pilot photo on the cover by Terri Kean Illustration by Rex Babin boats decided to show off 1he1r uniqueness by cru1s1ng the harbor together The part1cipotin9 vessels included one of a-kind boots, vintage yachts, Montereys a'nd steam boots among others. ! It was prelly select c mpony to be su<e, and 11 wasn't long before others wont d to shore 1n the fun, hosting floating parties as the" bo ts criss-crossed the harbor from bar to bar. But because the more conventional crofts laded the requisite pecul1or1t1es of the character boors. their owners decorated their vessels and themselves to make up for 1t And rhe irrevPrenr spir11 ol the early chorocrer boot parades grew. 'Sometimes there were boots mode to look like rugs even though they were really expensive yachts " GroM~y soys ' That wos the 1deo, anyway." "We' re looking for participants with character boats, rather than just boats with characters." -Art Gronsky Perhaps !he quintessential chorocrer boot in Newport Harbor is rhe S S Michigan, a former mackerel boot rhot eorned a reputollon for its most famous hob11 -sinking The 24-foot boot sank nine limes belore owner Jim Dole rebuilt 11 last year But m the years 11 hos called Newport Harbor home, the S.S. M 1ch1gan has contributed several choprers to the character boot legacy. As the story goes, the late cartoonists Dick Show and Virgil Partch fished the boot out of the mvd under the l 1do Bridge in the late 19 40s They cleaned 1t up and found 11 10 be perfect for what they hod in mmd -cru1s1ng Newport Harbor 1n the company of vast amounts of alcoholic 1nlox1conts, and fnends who would make those omounrs for less vosr upon !heir return to shore. The list of owners sw11ched several times and eventually grew 10 a motley crew of abour 20 members - dubbed the Balboa Sculling and Punting Assoc1ot1on -whc were descnbed as h011 m1ll1onolfes and half bums. They say 1t was 1mposs1ble 10 tell rhe two apart It was the most 1ncred1ble party boor you ve ever seen." soys Jim Dole, to whom ownership eventually tell They used to soy thor 11 someone fell overboard. thP M 1ch1gan would go srro1ght to the nearest bar to f 1nd rhem ' Years later. the well-worn boor was given 10 Dales newborn son, Alexander And soon the M1ch1gon was hosting for different parties 1n whteh bourbon and pretzel<; were replaced by Kool-Aid and birthday cale While rhe Character Boor Parade still retains much ol the raucous behavior ol rs early years the Pmphos1s these days is on fun -the safe and sane kind We re looking for porl1c pants w ith charocrer boots rather than 1ust boots with characters ' Gronsky soys Although all boaters ore 1nv1ted •o port c pOtf' reg1strot1on is encourogedi th rhe Newport Horhor Arf>IJ Chamber of Commerce h prPsents thf' ... v .. r1 f'Of f year through its Commodor s Club Parade port1c1pants will thPn be elig1blP lor owords n three d1v1s1ons Decorated boots will vie for lhP Mayor s Trophy as well as those honoring decorations c-,ound on1mot1on, costumes and The Theme E.<treme A second cotergory is for character boors compe11nq 1n seven specific design coregor1es -M onlPrey Leo~,., Timbers Trophyl, steam boot, oldest boor f01rty Old Mon1foldl, one-of ·O kind classic yacht 1B1lgy BinnoclP Trophy!, boy launch and wor~ boot IDflppy Stufling Box Commercial entries will compete for best themP decorated, best costumes, best sound best on1mo11on live and mechanical! and o sweepstakes award A rule choClge l1m1ts each parr1c1po1inq vessel 10 one award ~ . Reg1s1rot1ons w;ll epted up 10 the morning ol the parade at the Balboa Boy lub for information coll thE> Newport Harbor Area Chomber of Commf'rCP. ,JI 644 -8111 • On Sunday porll(1ponts will qother at_ I p m for the 2 p.m. start of the parade, which will follow o counter clockwise course around Newport Harbor. be91nn1ng 1n front of the new Californ10 .500 Bar and Gnll and f 1n1sh10g ot the Balboa Bay Club. The parade should lake about two hours Aworcis will be d str1buted afterword or thp Balboa Bay Club Daily Pilot Oatebook/ Friday. August 15 1986 :I I • r I I I I ~ ~----- AUG SM TW T F s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 121314 1516 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 1 DANCE Friday 'WALLOW. COVE in \jn c kmt"nle l 1"l" h1g hand dancing 10 lhl· m U\ll of I e\ Douglas HK ahs1 and h" 4uin1e1 nn) \.1onda) "cdnt<,- da' I hur\da' r nda' and ~alurda" night \an ·c h:mcntc Inn. ~h(){) \\t"n1da Dd Prc'>1tlcntl". \an c kmcnu: 498-9.:!02 THE AMERICAN I NTER- NATIONAL DANCE CO. prc~nts a swing class at 8 p.m each Fnda) followed b> a dance social from 9-10:30 p.m .. a Jllterbug class each Monday at 8 p'.m ., and a ballroom and Lalin class each Wednesday at 8 pm. t20f~en lessons. 650-3048. HOTEL MERIDIEN NEWPORT BEACH Kack off the weekend walh fantastic cntena1nmentof1he 50s and 60s b) the Stonebndge Band 1n the 'l\tnum of the Hotel Mend1en 4:30 until 8: 30 For rescrva11ons. call Linda Horst or Bonnie Trumbull at 476-200 I. Saturday OANCEASV A new age ~aturday night dance eve!) week from 'I until m1dn1gh1 at the Laguna Beach Rcc- rea11onal Hall, 505 Forest o\ vc .. Laguna Beach. This dance docsn·t pose the problem o f the smoke-filled. alcohol pushing meal markets "here people can feel re- jected and lean• without the fun the) rnme for Join fncndly crcat1"e people and dance. or play like a kid with costumes and percussion tn~tru· ments provided Health) refresh- ments and conver~t1on a\a1lable 1n 1he kuchen .\dm1ss1on "'NarnING IN COl\1MoN' IS WONDFRRJL, FUNNY AND ONE OF TiiE BEST FILMS llflS-suMMER': 'A wondertul experience. Nothing in Common' is as brilliantly and beautifully true to life as movies get." 11.,,,J ~ • .,, Jo..SB<. n . 'N othing in Common' takes off in a surprisingly and unexpcctedly rewarding direction. Never has Tom Hanks or Jackie Gleason been better:· ~. '"',-"'" llr. '\.'\C.fl ~.., Tl\11.., . Go '>t'<.' Nothing in Commo~: It's a terrific movie. l""iu~hter d1c;c;,olves into tears. tears disappear thanks to the laughter:· ·••1·'" \1..,,1........,,.n \.!\\H>IO J~l'.I N othing in Common' is a very special movie. In .1dd1t1on to ... trong <lrama , it 's smart. clever and brilliantly funn y:· -. N ,. ' t'1"11"1Kh.-4ff' f ti"-I\ TOM • ]ACKJE HANKS GLEASON NOTHING IN COMMON I II,. llHMttlllf n" I t,\RJl 1111,HIU m 11 Miii\\~, )II .. II t.lf , ... ,, \1tflll\1. I\ 111111111\· I\ I \IUIE 'll'l RtlTOllt U1mlk1 BUR\ ttlRRI\ uo1 Hl"INll•a11\1,i:;::K1N.IRll ROTll\Tm .::.:Jotl\4 llJ)\7Al 4.'1 ""CR.HPllflUl ~ 4 \Ill lllll l'U\ll\t,U "-:\ll\l\llRHtl'lf -:1,W¥\l~~HUl-11MWt·---~~= ~._,,__. .. f!illlf_. 0 t t #Mt ·A~••.--_U""'~'-a.t.IJ1A..-ira. ., .. •WTTI'••' • .,, ... ----·--....-. ~ COITA lllflA COSIA «&A -TlllGTl* IUCll ._ (°"•Tk CllWllll t""""°""' UAMow I,,_,,.,. !0*"'•"!"'""("'1'" f-d1 WOOlll)(iOorc.tw..• &.l4~l lh1? .... .i"' '''''')'""' "'~r.-,. ~'OliM ST1W11111 low-M 11HAlli •r<t ''" U fOllO "80388 IA~PIC.t<., ~(#11,. UA-11'-i•'l'l• 1a ..... a.11h•u'l8•~ u MorocuQ90COO 1111l'i61 a Daily Pilot Datebook/ Friday. August 15, 1986 Sunday JAM SESSION Big-band music keeps dancers on their feel every Sunday night in the Swallow·s Cove lounge at the historic an Clemente Inn, 2600 Avenida de Presidente, San Clemente 7 to 11 p.m. with the Dean'!> Deacons swing band and featured "ocahst Lasa Powell. 498-9202. "BIG BAND DANCE SOCIETY" ~111 present Sunday Big Band dancing at the Newponer Reson (formerly Newponer Inn) 1107 Jamboree Road in Newpon Beach tonight 7:30 to 11 JO p.m. featunng the ballroom orchestra of Horace Heidt Jr .. son of famous orchestra leader Horace Sr. Gus Bi vona, clannetist. of the Steve Allen telcv1s1on show will guest star -------- Marine Corps Band Th e Marine Corpe Band of El Toro will entertain fe.tivalgoers at the Lacuna Beach Festival of the Am ground• tonight at 6 :30 p.m . (a) (annon. Lag~na Beach dance instructor, will conduct a free dance les'>on stan1ng at 6:30 pm Door'> open a1 5·30 pm for ticket sales. Admissio n 1i. S 10 per pcr,on. For information. call 66 1-250 I Annotlld~a Summer~"' forJeer5! '"&'ua11 John Robtlt Pnwrl\ h.t\ (!fStQnl'd , '{>1'<1.11 ~Ulftffit'I fll(>Ql,\m fl) mttl ltW ,.,, mp1 ovl'll ~nl nl'l'l! , .11 IPl'O~Ql't Im ltPI '>O 1P~I S lnhn Rl)~!I PnwN$ n.1 \tr ,,.,1 !ht """"l•llQ worn.in n ~,~or .ti hu~•fll'\\ 01 c .It Pl'• l1Pvl'•l)r1 m""t Hotl wr.11'\\•t>n.tl m()(!tl•llQ ~ w tlll' fl't'n.fQI'~ (.tn PC.l>f'f•dlly '""''' •11 I 1'..tl h hf't lull PN~11l1t1i thP Pow1•1 \ w •1 •" lhP rrl.Hl'll 1\ffill\Pht•P (II ').1111rir1 l.t\~I'\ Rl'f r1vr ~11b\1<1fll 1,1I 1111!•()11 11.,. 0Unl\ by r~\~IVtflQ r 1.1\\I!~ now l.1111 1 !trt• ""''""·•l•nn John Robe rt Powe rs "fll'll~ J(~ll ~ '"*""tllC1 .. ,I\ ORANGE COUNTY ORANGE, NJ Town a Country 547-8228 EL TORO, Saddleback Valley Pia NE·t e 837·9900 Monday CHANTAVS bnng the oldte\ and goodies from the 50s to fhe Wootl - bndge Village Center in Irvine. beginning at 7:30in thecounyard and "THE FUNNIEST MOVIE SO FAR THIS YEAR." P£0PL.£, \ttJI ll1illf'r "RUTHLESSLY PUNNY FARCE." ORANGI! COUNTY ll£GISTE.ll, lfl• flaef R11rlh·11 -NOW PLAYING --.. --=::6-=--1~ ..., .. '"' __ ,...,, ;:;; '~ ..... -.... ..,_... ~0--C.. =.•'-~- (.:-:r-=: I l11111rJ C 0 ·NT IN U E D there 1s no adm1ss1on charge. Seating· ., hm1ted so bnng lawn chairs and enJOY nostalgic swing standards of the 3<h and 40s and Twis~ Swim and Watusi dance contests. MARTIN & TONI'S Swing Dance ('tub meets at several Orange County locations. Dances. dance contests. dance tnps. play outings, beach p:trt1es are some of the acuviues. Dantt lessons are offered beginning to .advanced. ballroom to swing. For limes and locations. call 840-3518. Tueeday WEEltL Y SENIOR DANCES are presented b)' the Costa Mesa Seniors from 8-11 p.m. Featured 1s hve band rnu~ac and a large. wooden dance Ooor Costa Mesa Women's C"lwb. 610 W. 18th St .. Costa Mesa S2 dona11on ED LE ACH BIG SWING BAND plays fo r dancing every Tuesday from 8 unttl I I p m at the Mradowlark C ountry Club. 16 782 Graham Ave. m Huntington Brach Adm1 ss1on 1s S4. WednaMlay THE AME RICAN INTE R· NATIONAL DANCE CO. ~c Fnda) 's lasung SAMBA BAND wnh femak voca l- ist Nilsa. appeanng Wednrsda) and fhursda\ at th<' Irvin<' Halton and Towers, 'wnh Confrc) Phillips Jau Trro 9 pm. until I a.m. 17900 Jamboree Blvd an Irvine 863-3111 F RE£ DANCE L~NS by < ·ay ( annon tonight 7-8 p m. at San { lt'mcnte Inn. 2600 A'Vrn1da dcl Prcs1dente in San Clemente Danct' IO tht' mu~1c of Les Douglas and his Quintet. 498-9202 Tbunday SAMBA BAND sec Wcdnc~a> ltsttng. SINGLES Friday FOCUS %1, a group of singles ages 20.29. meet at 7:30 p.m. at the South Coast Communny Church, 5120 Bonita Canyon Or., Irvine. 854-7600. CLASSIC FRIENDS for si ngles 45 or over meets for happy hour at Gladstone's 4 Fish 900 Bayside Dr 1n Newport Beach from 5-7 p.m. Call 544-9259 for information and reser- vations. WHEEL OF f'RlENDSHIP Sinfl~ over 45 meet for T.G.l.F. at Twains' Down Under, 1n Sanui Ana at 5:30 p.m. For reservations and infor- matton, call 524-5148. Saturday THE CARTIERS AND 14 KARAT CLUB for s1n$}es dance at Shelly's C'altfom1a Cu1s1ne Restaurant pn- vate room, 800 North Tusnn. Santa .\na. Membcn $3, guests $5. Ages 30-50 Every Saturday 7-11 p.m. 641.-3987 for details. WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP for !>Ingles over 45 meets for bowling at the Wonder Bowl at 6:30 p.m. Call n 4-5148 for reservauons and 1nfor- ma11on . · CLASSIC FRIENDS Agt' 45 or o'er: Reservations arc a must for dmnrr tonight at 7 at Matsu's Japanese Restaurant, 8635 Beach Blvd in Hunungton Beach. 544-9259. BIG BAND 40s SINGLES DANCE 7-11 pm Santa Ana Senior Center, 4:?4 W 3rd St. Santa Ana. S2 admission includes refreshments. 547-567 1 Sunday I ' FOCUS 30, a group of singles age~ 30.39. meet at 11 JO a.m at the South Coast Commun1t) Church, 5120 Bonita Canyon Dr .. Irvine. 854-7600. OSIW' CLU B MARINA C'lari- nettst Bob Keane and 10.pit'Cc or· cheMra for dancing and listening from 4 ~O 10 8.30 p.m. S4 cover charge includes apixt11er buffet 190 Manna Dnve. Seapon V11lage, Long Beach. (213) 493-6444. WHEEL OF FRJENDSWP for ~mgleso .. er45 m~ts for brunch at 11 a.m. at the Bnckyard in Anaheim. For reservations and information. call 524-51 48. SAIL WITHOUT RNING (Thanks lO . urfr~!) CLAMIC FRIENDS for sin&Jes age 45 and over, meets for brunch today at 9 a.m. at the Brig Restaurant in Dana Point Harbor. For information call 544-9259. ORANGE COAST SINGLES over 40, Champagnt Sf'\lnch today at 12:30 p.m. 56.50 admission pncc. Call 846-1602 for information and reservations. Tue.day THE NEWPORT IRVINE CHAPTER of Parents Without Pan- nirs PfCSCnts their Newcomers· Onentat1on each Tuesday from 8-9:15 p.m .. followed by coffee an<! conversation. Call 549-1135 for funher mformatjo~. WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP for singles over 45 meets for dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Moreno's in Orange. Call Fay at 524-5148 for information and rl'SCrvauons. Wedne.day CO N V ER S ATI ONS & CAMARADERIE A.JC Orange Coun· ty Singles meet at 7:30 p.m. at a new larger room at the Huntingto n Be.ach Inn, 211 2 Pacific Coast Highway. $3.50 covers one dnnk, hot refresh- ments and social hour. Happy hour from 6-7:JO. Call 644-4359 or 380.7795. PARENTS WITHOUT PART- NERS, CHAPTER SH 1nv1tes all single parents to a m1n1-<iance and onentauon tonight with a n<>-host snack bar and barbecue. Orientation bcgms at 6: 15 and dancing at 7 p.m. Capistrano Bay Yacht Club m Dana Point. 34555 C'asitas, 493-7102. For mort' mfonnatton, call the 1nfor- matton hne at 586-9183. Membership in PWP 1s open to divorced. separated, widowed or nevermamed parents ofhvm$ children Custody of the children 1s not a factor. A nonprofit, non-sectanan. educauonal organatation. PWP provides a pro- gram of socu1I act1vit1es. discussions and study groups for ~1ngle parents and their families. Tbunday THE NETWORK. FOR SING~ ,ages 30-50. meets every Thursday from 6-9 p.m. for an After Work Pany. All parties feature dancing. hors d'ocuvres. door pri2es and surpnses. Tonight meet at K.artoon K.asxrs in Anaheim at Kno11 and Ball Rd. Call 995-0952 for information. COCKTAIL AND FASHION SHOW "A Summer Cruise Collecuon .. A Charlt Brown Singles event presented by Carol Russo at the Top of the Villa. the-Villa ~ova Resuura~ 3131 W . Coast Highway tn Newport Beach Valet Parking. n<>-host bar. conversa- tton. dancing and much more. Ad- m1ss1on: SIO members, Gunls $1 5. Reservatio ns are requested . 7~6078. Mail checks to Charli Brown. P.O. Box 7704. Nt'wpbn Beach.92660 Friday THE FULLERTON CHAMBER PLAYERS perform Thurs.·Sat from 7-10 p.m. for dinner guests at the lrvme Hilton and Towers· Morcll's restaurant The chamber tno features Kathleen Murphy and Bnan Beshort' on v1oltn. and Adnenne Biggs on cello. 17900 Jamboree Bl vd .. Irvine 863-3111. Saturday THE FULLERTON CHAMBER PLAYERS. sec Fnday hsung. Jl'rlday HATORI appears Wed.-Fn from 8 p.m.-12:30 a.m. at the Sheraron Newport H~tel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newp<>rt Beach. 833-0570. FRAN ~TIN performs C8S) ltsten1ng. contemporary music on tht' ptano. Dancing available. TuC$ -Fn 7:30-10:30 p.m .. Holiday Inn. Bnstol Ave .. Costa' Mesa. THE HOP presents dancing music by emcee Fehx Lane Fn.-Sat .. "The Cool Jerks," a hve 50's dance band. Sun. at 8:30 pm . "Rock 'N Roll Heaven." a hve show tnbute to the legends fcatunng Bob Gully. Mon. at 8 p.m .• "Rock Around thr Clock:· a history of rock and roll fcatunng Jason Chase. Tues. at 8 p.m., and C-razy ( ontest!>. 1nclud1ng Lip Sync Limbo. and Basketball Shoot. Thu~ 18774 Brookhunt. Fountain VaUe~ 963-2366. LEE FERRELL SHOW fea tures Ferrell on saxophone. piano and vocals Wednesday through Saturday from 9 p.m at Villa Gino. 16883 Beach Blvd. 1n Hunungton Beach 848-4940 DENNY PEZZIN at the Bmtol Bar and Gnlle. Holiday Inn Bnstol Plala Hotel. 31 31 Bnstol St. in Coc;ui Mesa "Rock and Romance" 1s featurt'd each evening Wcdne<ida) through Saturda) at 8. as Denn} Pe111n take., \OU through tame to dance 10 th~· music oftht' fifties and romanc~\ ~ou anto the e1ghue-s. { all S57-3000 for more anformatton. GEORGE GILLIAM QUINTET at Florence Beane's f\) Hou..c Res taurant, 384 Fore<!t Ave. 1n Laguna &ach Dance 8.30 pm unttl I 311 a m Tuesda) through Saturda) "ar- rcn Ja~on, vocahi.t and kc)board featunng Elena Gt'orge and JOined b' Rec John!>On on Fnda) and Saturd,a~ Sun. 8 p.m -1 a.m Mon R 311 p m.· I.JO a.m T ~s -~at: K 111-1 311 am 494-9491 KEN WILLIAMS & Co. at { ha1 2710 f . Chapman i\vc 1n Orang, JUSt cast of the Newpon hcc""a' Ken Walhams pcrfonn'>on kc)'hoard ~xophonc and HKah1e<> ~olo m1 ' ••• f RUFF·H EW N f® Gear Up for Spring . . Wiii'\ r?uff Hev..in Pull on 1n we II fill UI" .,. Jr ....ordn:'oo needs With fl.Jll seMCe A variety of 100't c o tton goods 8~~@~ 56 FASHION ISLAND · NEWPORT BEACH· (714) 644 5070 Dally Pilot Oatebook/ Friday. August 15, 1986 . ·- CONTINUED Saturday fuesda) and Wed, Lou Rossi adds 'cx.·als and the new guitar synthesizer on Thurs. through Sat., Rick Garve} JOins the group ever) Frida} and Sat. on drums. 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. Tues. ' o I NEW WA VE DISCO CLUB for teens 16-2 1 at .. Jag" 23642 Rockfield Blvd. in El Toro. Presented by Cec Farrow. 6 admission 300 ca citv. a.m Calr837-1961 for more information. THE HOP. see Friday listing. SEQUEL. contemporary-duo"nrr- rc n t l} performing Wednesda> through Saturday at the brand new Montere)' Ba> Canncn. Fresh Sea- food Restaurant. lrvtne Home & Garden Center, 15483 Culver Dnve 1n Irvine. 549-1757. LEE FERRELL SHOW Sec Fnday listing KEN WILLIAMS & CO Sec Fnday listing. SEQUEL Sec Frida~ listing. Sunday ii Hi I • Otical nominations lor Sireep and NlchoL<;on .. You won't be~ to ge1 arI ODS them or this rum out or your system.,, l'f'lf'r'Ttaun. Pt.UPI£ MACiAZl"ff: MERYL STREEP JACK NICHOLSON A MOO: NJCHOL.S PILM Heartburn PAIAMOUNT PICTIJlfS PIESENTS HEAITBUIN .=:NESTOI ALMENDlOS, A.S.C.---: NOIA EPHION ::-..:;. -·:allx.E NICHOLS aniflOBlllT GIEENHtTJ' :·~~ :trl.~: ·~-· R ... -= .. ='~;: -":MIXE NICHOLS A PAIAMOUNT PautE ..._ •-•·•-.....,. • ~~ ... tf~Wfrt'1\_'9~AUMil'ft_. IAU Mfnn ij.;,.d P .•. ~ ~19 ~w• COSTA fllfSA I 1wd o • ,,,, , . .,,,. I 113~ NOW PLAYING .FOUllTAlll VAlUT f am•tv fOIJ• 963 1307 FUlUAlOll GAllDUI GllOYf lllVlll( EO,.aros LA MIRAOA Vallty Vrt!w WOOOl>ndqt C.O•m~ Pac:•ll( ~ Giie ... ~ 5 ~ 5338 551 0655 513 161 I HUllTlllGTOfl IEACH LAGUllA Hill$ ORANGE I d.,.arO\ Hunf1nQfon fd,.ardS/So(;al C.ty C'nl'' 61• 2553 t•nPma 848 0386 Laouna H•lls Ma• 768 6611 1-0111&UC••ccrn10,o-n.t11NG..at.~ Soak Up The Disney Channel This Summer. I.AK F WORF.GON C:OMF.\ TO DIS~E\' I Ill' Jlllh•" 11[ lht l)t,, •..tltr lJk• 1'01l<go11 llA\\ t.Jlfl\•MI ~dll111 Int• llH• f~111r1t1• 'Ill!\ I• llt-r •""'"'to I h•· 111,11r1 I h•rlrll'l 111 .1 'IW<l•I h•"'ll "" '"' pt11:11•~111 '"' r 1\lw• "r11' \ l'mrt1 ll1ott11 I 11t11p;11111111 Rf.Tt'RN TO Ol I 111· r1•un1 llt\Ot'\ fanta;\ Ill"'''" h notHllh J(l.llll ,,.,,off rur htl(h ~ll•rnturt• fh1~ 'ummer. rherC'0!> no nt-c-d ro sit :1rounc.I wat< hini: lto-ltutn n•runs v. ht·n Tht· D1sne~ Chann<'I I~ ~hlntn~ v. Ith '"'-'h .111d imai:inaliw t'tllt.'rtain nwnt \ 011 l·an't f tn<l an) v. ht'rt.' t'IM· nd you won~ miss a minute of the fun if you subscribe no-w. ALICE IN WONOF.RLANI> 1 lw \wnd~rful ~lltRIAlrtl' 1a,~11 JIKIUI .\lk ,, 1u1111lht11l """' 11 1 h1• rAhh11 holf into .,.,lfl<k-rlmnd Copley Colony Cablevlalon of Costa Mesa 549-3500 6 * Daily Pilot patebook/ Friday, August 15~ 1986 KEN WILLIAMS & CO See Fnday Listing. W~eeda-y Ans Center l l:4S a.m.-1:15 p.m. in _ Town Center Park today presents M THE HOP, see Friday listing. SWALLOWS COVE in San Clemente: Live big band dancing to the music or Les Douglas and his quintet every Monday evening 7-11 p.m. No admission charse. Wednes- day. Grand buffet and dtnner dance wnh Les Douglas Quintet 8 p.m.-12 a.m. San Clemente In n. 2600 Avenida Del Presidente. San· BIG BANDS SOUND AT PARK Jamie and the Smashers with current NE~--h-.am-htts-and seleetioM--from 1:heir latest 7:30 to 10 p.m .. enjoy the Big Band albums. A variety of sandwiches and Sounds of Benny G~man. Tommy beverages a.re available for purchase Dorsey and Glenn Miller performed at the concerts and there i~ no by Tony Solla and the Millionaires admission charge. For more infor- Band. in the main lounge of the Park mation. cont.act Karen Wholey or Newport Apartments' Spa (I Park Diane Pritchen at 2-41-1700 ext. JOO Newport in New~n Beach.). The HATORI, sec Friday listing. free performance 1s open to the· FRAN MAl\TIN, sec Friday listing. public. 644-4664. THE HOP, sec Friday listing. HATORI, see Friday lasting. LEE FERRELL SHOW See Fnda) FRAN MARTIN, see Friday hs11ng. lisung. listing BRISTOL BAR AND GRILLE Sec ... _ D~ Eriday listing-...F~day-t.isting. - --naescliy ~ SWALLOWS COVE in San KENWILLlAMS&CO.SeeFnda} Clemente. See Monday listing. listing. SNEAK PREVIEW performs live each Tuesday from 8 p.m.-12:30 a.m. at the Sheraton Newport Hotel. 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. 833-0570. ~EN WlLLIAMS & CO. See Fnda> SEQUEL Sec Friday Listing.. lasting. SEQUEL See Friday Listing. Tbunday THE HOP, se.e Friday listing. FRAN MARTIN, see Friday listing, KEN WILLIAMS & CO. See Friday LUNCHEON CONCERT presented by South Coast Plaza in conjunction Saturday with the Orange County Performing listing. '~WINNER AGAIN. THIS IS A WONDERFUL FILM .. .JUST BEAUTIFUL YOU'LL BE ON YOUR F'EET AND CHEERING:'· ~ So.tlft, WAf!C,TV RALPH MACCHIO PAT MORITA Kid PartH NOW SHOWING. • IUUIA PAH I.A mAOA MAU UA 8 -Poclltc't LO MlrOOo 9!>N992 994-2400 fl TOIO • OUJIOf E-OS Sod<lleboek Clly Ctnllf Cl!lemO 681·5880 ~ 7SS3 SAll'TA AllA EOWolOS 8tlSIOI 5~14-U .... wu~STU Poclltc I HI-Woy J9 0<....in 891 3693 • WfSTirllllSltt MALL IJA Cff<etno 893-0546 ,...._..__,.,. .. r-.-. "..,."-', ...... ~-........ _. ..... .., . ~Q.t.l.f OC11 _.. -OI CAIL IOlt --..,,.,.. ..... ....,..,. ___ ., N MOST THlNlll$ SPECrACVIAa n.owo SHOW -#J.ONDON TOWN" ( IN PERSON! AC1RESS LY•M iiiD&iiYi • SAT. AUG. 16 • 2 P M ) LOW•MBRAU Pfl-llTS TH• MOF'llMU WITH TH• TYROLEA•S OOll·PAH·PAH BAND SOUTH COAST BALLET & REGENCY STRINGS ... Sats & Suns , , HI ''Ii H~ liU1 l~'f Wlld;l jl M ~: lff,\'/;J ! l;}j{ I I ADULTS • .. . .. .. ......... $5.IO MON -FRI . 2 IO 10P1tt CHILDREN (&-16 Yrs.) . . . . $2.50 SAT Noon to 10PM Under6~.. . . . . . FRH SUN . . . . . Noon to 1PM ~ ~ C:O.u.M.¥ AIR CONDITIONED STAY un ~ , ' EIM CONYEITIOI CEllTIR 800 W Katella AcfOSI from Disneyland 714 ..... noo BLUEGRASS TRIO-E' an A~derson and the Ke~tuck~ Moun- taineers. appear from 6.30 -9:30 p.m. on the terrace at Le Cafe. in the Irvine Hilton and Towers. 17900 Jamboree Blvd. in Irvine. 863-3111 Wedneeday Tbe Crazy Horse gives free countr} dance lt'ssons by Ron and Donna at 7:30 every Wednesday night. 1580 Brookhollow Dr. in Santa .\na 549-1512. Saturday FOREIGN FILM senes 1n th1· outdoor amphitheatre at Golden West College, 15744 Golden West Street in Huntington Beach. For mature audience. the films will bt• screened at dusk~and the audience 1i. invited to bring picnic baskets, chairs. blankets and pillow for the p1rn1r hour 6:30 to dusk. Shows start-~-8:30 p.m. All have English subtitles Tonight, "Dear Inspector," a French murder mystery in the comic vein about a lady cop and a professor of Greek finding happiness together 1n their middle years. General .\d· mission is $2. For more information call 891-3991. "COMEDY CLASSICS" a special matinee by the Newport Beach puhhl library today at 2 p.m. at the Manner~ Branch. 2005 Dover Drive 1n Ne"· pon Beach. Featured will be .. Frop. Goes to Dinner." .. Disorder in the Court." and "The Music Box." Total running time 1s 51 minutes. .\d- mission is free and cvervonc 1\ welcome. For more 1nformauon. please call 644-3147. Wedneeday CHO.DREN'S FO.M SERIES at Golden West College each Wednes- day at I p.m. in Forum II. Adm1sswn ii'i SI (children under 3 free). Children under 7 must be accompanied hy 3n adult. Call 891-3991 for a last ofliJm titles. .1pzz rrtday ' ROBERT DUQUESNEL Monda) through Saturday 1n the lotiby bar, Irvi ne Hilton and Towers. J 7900 Jamboree Blvd. tn Irvine, from S untiJ.9 p.tp-8~-3111 .. , JOHN MORI.ARTY. JllZZ p1t1n1st a~rs Thursday through Saturdn) from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m at the lobb' bar ofttie Irvine Hilton and Tower<;. 17900 J:ln,b<lrt'C Bl vd . frv111C 863·3111. vations and information. Co II cg c Graduate Sch oo I shops that address topics ftom self- spokcspcrson on feminist theory will esteem to power in lhe workplace and be the keynote speaker. Additional from career change to finance and the ll~day information by calling Coastline psycbolOJY of money. Additional =:~:_-CoCo~1n~m~u~nMi~~~·CGo~l~Jeg~e~244~1 ~~~·~86~.---~1A~Ke0~rm~~~U~O~Al\-OOA~'h~e~l9~8U6uC9own~fi~ere~n~~L_-4'1~E~L~EM~E~NX)TS OF ORGANIZA· C 0 N T J N U E D Saturday ~~ail~~:'b; :i~~~50c~~f~c"g10~~ ~=~-0u~t:r persons in manage- WOMEN WllO LOVE Too MUCH munity College, 241_"'6186. ment •s offered by Oranf Coast CONFREY PHILLIPS Jazz Tno performs Tuesday through Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. m the Zot Room at the Irvine Hilton and Towers. 17900 Jamboree Blvd. Irvine. 863-3111. . -CAl1'E I IDO, 2900 Ncwa.ortJllidJ- Newpon Beach. 675-2968, pttscnts Lide -All Stan featunng Wayne Wayne Thursday through Saturilay from 9 p.m. to I a.m. ZUBJE'S GILDED CAGE 1714 Placentia an Costa Mesa. 645-8091. Live Dixieland jazz for dancing and listening with the Bourbon Street Jau Band Thursday, Friday and Saturda) from 8 p.m. LE CHATEAU LOUNGE fe~tures the .. Jazz Society" an the Atnum counya rd of the Country Side Inn Tuesday through Saturday 4:30-8.30 p.m. 325 Bristol St., at the comer of Bnstol and Red Hill an Newpon Beach. Saturday CAFE LIDO Stt Fnda) listing ZUBIE'S GILDED CAGE sec Fn- day lasting ROBERT DUQUESNEL sec Fn-day lasting. JOHN MORI.ARTY See Fnda) lasting. CONFREY PHILLIPS See Fnda) lasting, LE CHATEAU LOUNGE Stt Fn- day listing Sunday JAZZ CR VISES The sum mer senc~ of 1azz cruises an Newpon Beach continues pvery Sunda) "11h the T) ronc Anthony Jazz Group on board for a three hour hvc 1an cruise 1n Newpon Harbor Ticket pnce as $55 percoupleorS29 95 per person an ad"anl·e or $35 per person at the gate This pncc includes all dnnks and lppetazcrs on board the double dc'Ck pany boat Wlth dance Ooors on upper and lower levels. Boarding tame •~ 12.30 p.m. and the cruise as from 1-4 p m. C' cry unday. At the Balboa Fun Zone to the west of the Pavalaon on the Balboa Pennan'lula. Call 722-3419 Lor rcscrvauons and information. CAFE U DO 2900 Newpon Blvd. Ncwpon Beach. the Lido Jau .\II Stars perform from 1:30-8 p.m. and Intersection Wlth Denise Vallcn from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. RONNIE BROWN TRIO a1 Carmelo's Sunday through Wednes- da} Ill 8 p.m Classical Jazz and piano .3520 East C'oasl Highway an Corona del Mar 6 75-1922 for reservations and anformauon. A Support ~up fo r women today at CoUe&e. beginning tonight -I 0 p.m. COLLEGE S~ SEMINAR a The course focuses on communica- l O a.m., 35 Centennial Way '" two day workshop covering skills 1ion theories dealing with decision Monday Tustin. Barbara Lee 544-3711. needed for a succ:essful.collcgc cduca-making. goal achievement, motiva- ROBERT DUQUESNEL Sec Fri-"GET CHARGED, TAKE t.ion.9a.m.to 4:30 p.m.Saturdayand 1Jon,teadcrsh1p,conOict.chan~and day listint CHARGE. CONNE-CT" at the Westin "Sunday al Golden West College, organizational strueturc and chmate. CAFE IDO, 2900 Newpon Blvd. South Coast Ptaza Hotel in Co$ta l5744GoldenWcst St.inHuntington Course instrut'tor as Cathy Carroll. Intersection with Denise Vallen from Mesa. Key note speakers and work-Beach. S95. (213) 854-6044 for rescr-For rcgistrauon information. call 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. Ci~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_.._.....,..=======--.------., RONNIE1fltOWN-TRIO Sec Sun- day lasting. Tue.day MARILYN SPENCER Jazz piarust in the lobby bar at the Irvine Hilton and Towers. I 7900Jamborce Blvd. in lniinc. Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. 863-3111. CAFE UDO 2900 Ncwpon Blvd,lntersectaon with Alex Taylor tonight 9 p.m. to 1:30a.m. ROBERT DUQUESNEL Sec fn- day lasting. CONFREY PHILLIPS See Fnday listing. RONNIE BROWN TRIO See un- day listing. Wedn~y CAFE UDO 2900 Newpon Blvd. presents the New York Jan C'o nnec- uon tonight 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. MARILYN SPENCER See Tues- da) hstmg. ROBERT DUQUESNEL Sec Fn- da) hsung. . CONFREY PHILLIPS See Fnday lasting. RONNIE BROWN TRIO Sec Sun- da) hstang. TbunClay CARMELO'S 3520 E. Coast Ha~h wa> m Corona del Mar has lave entertainment in the lounge featunng \ anous popular locaJ artists. Call 675-1922 for reservations and infor- mation. CAFE LIDO see Fnday lasting. CON FREY PHILLIPS Sec Fnda) lasting, . JOHN MORIARTY Sec Fnday hi.li ng. ROBERT DUQUESNEL See fn- da>' lasting. ZUBIE'S GILDED CAGE See Fri- day hsung. Friday J 986 CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN ADVISORY COUNCIL Day long conference for corporate, en- trepreneurial and professional women. Dr. Mary Poplin, Claremont -----------------~ eteaeance -Sate Bikini $6 ·Separates :: Reg. 13 6 to 145 . TOP SIZES:: A B C D DO E BOTIOM SIZES: 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 AIEllCll#I Fill TOM CRUISE IDPGUN . w . -······ ·-__ _jJ>MgNJfJJ;llifil 9. ·-. .,, _ ___ , __ ._ ~Ult 13• J!01 . . 229 Marine Ave ., Balboa Island 673-4280 HOURS: MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SUN. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. • Dally Piiot Oatebook/ Friday. August 15, 1986 7 I C ONTINUE D 432-5772 .. Tue9day STRESS MANAGEMENT Weekly public scn·1~ program presented to the community free of charge ~~ions will focus on the managment of stress through hypnosis. med1- tat1on and self-actualization. Begins Aug. 19 and continues each Tuesday from noon until I p.m. through November. Library Room 101. Saddleback Collq:e. 28000 Marguente Pkwy. M1ss1on V1cJO 582-4571. AD ULTS RETURNING TO COL- LEGE Fret" public service program presented b) Prof John J. Flood Communit) members with questions about vocational. occupational or <1ladem1c program~ offered b) \addleback College are invited to attend at 7:30 p.m. Library Room I II I Saddleback College, 28000 ~arguente Pkw) . M1ss1on V1c10 51\2-4571 CONQUER GLOOM AND DE- PRESSION a Vernon Howard "Suc- cess Without Stress" discussion group this evening at 8 at California Federal Savings, 15555 Brookhurst St. in Westminster. Everyone is welcome, and a $3 tax-deductible donauon will be appreciated. For more information and additional loca11 o ns. call Leo na at (805)646-2000. Wedne9day THE SUN SIGN 32122 Paseo Adelanlo, San Juan Citp1s1rano in the Post Office Shopping Center. offers Wednesday night lectures on vaned topics. Call 493-7151 for infor- mation. Friday "A CHORUS LINE" by the San C'lemente Summer Theater at San Clemente High School, 700 A'e Wllbilt_,,, -UtWI ft IQUlOi A\MUSIM IQIAliOIU# 1)111 Cb/I <4lllolllr -M ti.IYir a1.111 GJ11 nm AlllSIDll. DOI IDJMilll1 .... ,_.ion 1 ,..,.. -• tlJll IACMI ,_ ·-ISOll IWIUY(, --Ga ltlfSIN 6'IOUW ltl'lll a.:::-..::-.:; --•JU{• Wf1----Wfl91~ ~ _ ==~-= • ctlTA IUA 7S1·4114 EDWMOS TOWN CootR llllll S51.o6SS EDWMOS W00081C>G£ R1'91M IUll 141.0770 EDWMOS CHARTER C£NTRE llWlll 637·0340 u u 529-5339 AMC ~M6£ MALL MMN a.EA PUlA U Ulla 691-0633 n r.. Sll·!.UO AMC f AS*>N SQtJM( SAOOUBAC« C1D1AS UAtJ• 179-9850 nnmnu m -3693 PACflc AfWl'I' 0.IV[ IN PACflC 11.wu 39 I Dally Pilot DeteboOk/ Friday. August 15, 1986 Pico. San O cmentc (tickets at the door). closing performances tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. "A THOUSAND CLOWNS'' 111 the Irvine Community Theater. Turtle Rock Community Park, Sunnyh11l Road at Tunic Rock Dnvc, Irvine (857-5496). Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Aug. 30 with a Sunday matinee Aug. 24 at 2 p.m. "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-5511 ). nightly cxCt'pt Mondays at varying curtain times through Aug. 24. "THE DRUNKARD" at Orange Coast College's Drama Lab Theater. Costa Mesa (432-5527), Fndays at 7:30, Saturdays at 2:30 and 7:30. Sundays at 6:30 through Aug. 24 "EVITA" at the Grand Dinner Theater, I Hotel Way, Anaheim ( 772-77 10), nightly except Mondays at varying curtain ti mes through &:pt. 7 "GOODBYE CHARLIE" al the c:osta Mesa C1v1c Playhouse. 661 Hamilto n t.. Costa M esa (650-5269). closing performances to- night and Saturdayu at 8 p.m. "JUMPIN', JIVE AND JIT- TERBUG" in the Studio Thcatc-r ot Saddleback College. Mission V1c10 (582-4656). closing performanccl. to- night through Sundayt at 8:30 w11h matinees Saturday and Sunday at 3:30. "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" at the Gem Theater, -18252 Main St., Gar- den Grove (636-7213), closing per- formances tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7:30. "THE MERRY WJVF.S OF WIND- SOR'' at the Grove Shakespeare Fes\1 val amphithcat~r. 18252 Main St.. Garden Grove (636-7213), Thursdays through Sundays at 8:30 until Sept. 13. "NIGHT OF JANUARY HTH" by the LP Repertory Company at Muckenthaler C ultural Center. 1201 W. Malvern Ave.. Fullerton (731-2792), Thursdays through Sun- days at 8: 15 until Aug. 24. "OKLAHOMA" a t the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camjno Real, Tustin (838-1540), closing per- formances tomgbt through Sunday a1 varying curtain times "PETER PAN" a1 Saddleback Col- lege, Mission VieJO (582-4656), clos- tng performances tonight at 8 p.m .. Sunday al 3 pm. "PLAZA SUITE" b> 1he Alpha Com mu nil)' Theater 1n the Ftnc Arts Lec1ure Hall at Orange ( oast C'ollegc, Costa Mesa (7 52-4566), dos mg per- formances tonight at 7·30. Saturday a18 p.m. "WHERE'S CHARLEY~" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse. Main lUXUltY THIATltfS WALK-INS* T001V' lf':V. flNI.. V -CINE·FI GONE-$2. •ur n •\ nee, * •no ed by ( srEAKERS ARE BACK C;t•U1);43'tlBelUJ 4 fi1:.~~i..!.~:~ Hil•l['I11•6t IU 1111 •!•t"• !E .. ~,..,..,.. s HIEAltTallltl (ltl KAltAn IUD II (N, THE I'\.. y ~It.) -s (1:U) (l :lO) 5:4 (12:SO) (3 :00! S:20 1 :00 &. 10:U 7 ·40 &. t : 5 Phu! Co· It 819 Trouble In 1..lttle China (PG·13) f"Elt ltlS -Llilt.S A90UT LAST .... HT DAY OPP f ... W-(ltl. AT pz:4') b!:OI) AltllED AllD _AT ~IJ:30 (2 :45 26 ':A5-4. I · 10 ~•ous.ri-t~ S:1 :30 & T: Plu&I Co· It C!~H1htliri!J·:·~u!l 6 J 'rs!!~1 ac~i~n) G llo1tbu1ter1 (PG) P'U8HTOP'T .. A..-o""D ..an ...... NAVl8ATOlt f"'8) DAllGEllOUS cP8-1., COIU I Otlfi':) Plu1 Co-HI (1 :15~ (J:25) $:3$ (U:lOi ~:O ) S:lO SIHpln9 8Huty (G) 7: 0 & t :JO 1:0 10:25 AL..-..sflt) ,.~Plte>PU TOP • .,.. !f"!) , l'tia&t Down & Out (1:00) 4:00 1 00 In 8everiy Hllh (It) &. 10:00 I 70MM (12:U) (2:4 S:OS No Pauu 7 :25 &. •· 0 lt"""INC SCARED STAND •V .. ~) ltUT'Hl.A'.SS PE~ \.It) Phul CO·H lt (1:10i (l:20)S: O (ltJ SHOWS A T rfday the 13111 7: 0 &. 9:20 (1 :2~ (l:lO) S:•O Part 6 (RI 1: 0 & 10: 1 II ~~:.'~:. S l fl~[Jfl[)E GAMt: IUUlA1' K.10 II {N) Plu•I CO·H lt IAIUlOllS HCHtM Howard Tiie Duell (PG) OIUVE..illS o,.. I:• WU-vVf 31 W\ ... / ClltNrlfl U,.. 1Z FREE U._ ... ,_, r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1 NOTHING THIS EVIL EVER DIES. llTI* (OwaldS Saddlelli< • 581 5880 • IMlAAIA ( d•1rcts 8hstol S40 74"4 •Wll~TIJI -Cctw11ot ~m t.llema WHI DIM In iiAROf• CM)Vt £awards W111b!oo• ~··01 &Ml A ft Sl'MIGS l• Miradl 011~ In 9111706 891-3935 639 8770 --• PalM!nD '"" ...... MM 'Mil Paa11c's lkleN Pltll OnVI In ~I ...a70 Street at Yorktown Avenue in the SeaclifT VillaJe shopping center (832-1405). Fndays and. Saturdays at 8:30 through Aug. 30, wnh a matint'C Sunday at 1:30. Saturday "A CHOR US LINE" by the San Oemcntc Summer Theater Sec Fn- day ltstini. "A THOUSAND CLOWNS" at the Irvine Community Theater. Sec Fn- day listini.. . "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. See Fn.day hst1ni. "THE DRUNIARD" at Orange Coast College. See Friday listing. "EVITA" at the Grand Dmner Theater. Sec Fnday listing. "GOODBYE CHARLIE" at thr Costa Mesa Civic Ptayhousc. \er Fnday listing. "J UMPIN', JIVE AND JIT- TERBUG" in the Studio Theater ot Saddleback C'ollege. Stt l;nday hM- 1nf. 'WVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" at th r Gem Theater. Sec Friday listing. : "THE MERRY WIVF.S OF WIND· SOR" at the Grove Shakes~arr Festival amphitheater. See Fnda' listing. · "NIGHT OF JANUARY llTH" at lhe Muckenthaler Center in Full- enon. Stt Fnday ltsung. "OKLAHOMA" at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. Sec Friday 1tq1ng "PLAZA SUITE" at Orange ( oast College. Sec Fnday listing. ''TEN LITl'LE lNDIANS" at Saddlcback College in M1ss1on V1c1u (582-4656). closing P<'rformam:r~ today at J and 8 p.m. "WHERE'S CHARLEY?" at Huntington Beach Playhou~. Fnday lisung. S unday "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" at the Harlequin Dinner Pia) hou'>C 'k-t> Fnday hstmg. "THE DRUNKARD" at Orangt: Coast College. Sec Friday hst1ng "EVITA" at the Grand Dinner Theater. See Fnda) lt sung. "J UMPIN', J IVE AND JIT- TERBUG" at Saddleback C ollegr ~ Fnday hi.ting. "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" at 1hc Gem Theater. Sec Fnday hsung. "OKLA.HOMA " at the Curtain< all Dinner Theater See Fnday listing. "PETER PAN" at Saddlcback Col- lege. See Fnday listing. Tueeday "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" al the Harlequin Dmncr Playhouse See Fnday listing. "EVITA" a1 the-Grand Dinnc1 Theater. See Fnday listing. Wedneeday "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" at the Harlequin Dinner Pla)hou'4.' ~ Fnday hstmg.. "EVITA" at the Grand D1nn('r Theater. Sec Fnday.listing. "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" at 1hc Gem Theater. See Friday listing Tbanday "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" al the Harlequin Dinner Thca1cr Sec Friday listing. "EVITA'' at the Grand l>1nnt•r Theater. See Friday listing. "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" at tht• Gem Theater Sec Friday listing "MAN OF LA MANCHA" at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino Real. Tustin (838-1540), nightly except Mondays .II varying curtain time through Nov 9 Friday - addition to the regular hours. 850 San (6 I 9)26S.9686. Monda• Clemente Dr , Newport Beach. "TWO YEARS BEFORE THE 1 c ONTINUED 759-1122. MAST" FinaJ performance onboard -SCRABBLE 1s played each Mon- thc Pilgrim m Dana Point Harbor day at I p.m. at the Leisure World Saturday tonight at 9 p.m. Tickets are $18 by Clubhouse 2 on Moulton Parkway an HOME & GARDEN SHOW 32nd reservation only. For more tnfor-Laguna Hills. Call 837-7223 for annual Southern \ahfom1a Home & mation, contact The Orange County information. BAND CONCERT tonight at 6:30 by the Thjrd Marine Aircran Wing Sand at the 1986 Laguna Festival of Arts. Admission to the grounds includes all such on-the-green pro- grams at 650 Laguna Canyon Road. within strolling distance of the down- town Laguna Beach area. FcstJval Hours are I 0 a.m.to 11 :30 p.m. until Aug. 1,8. CAFE MOZART features classical piano Wed. evening. and piano or'" guitar, pop. and show-tunes Thurs.· Sat. evenings. All music 1s performed during dinner. Also featured 1s music at Sunday brunch. 31952 Camino C'aptstrano. San J uan Capistrano. 496-0212. THE LAFF STOP, a premiere corned)' night club, features Bobb' Gaylor and Scott Shaw 2122 S. East Bristol. Newport Beach. 852-8762. LAGUNA POETS meet each Fn at 8 p.m. for scheduled and open readings at the Laguna Beach Public Library. Tonight John Kolyer. "A cargo from Mttelcne."' "The Ocwpu!> return." "M) Last M1stres~" J.\ll arc \.\>elcome. Call 494-9550 or 494-8375 ROBERT DUQUESNEL enter- tains on the piano with a wide ' anet\ of musical ~lect1ons Tucs.-Sat. from NOW PLAYING •CO.t•WM , ............ ~ ' ... 114 •-, ............. .,, ... flOWJTYtt/AUn , ...... .....,.--.. ,,. ,.,. -r .... ·:::=:r --._ ............ ... -· " . . .,. .. .._ .... ._o,., ~ . ... ~-.,.,_.,, ... "" --... .. ....... , ~ --m.i--....-• ......... ""4ukol "XM/Pu AU;tJST 17th , 7:30 p.m. em 11 :00 p.m .• •au ... ,,IC" o~ '"-u·,,..,,~ i,..,.,... r-,.w.. i ......... 6·.\0 -7:."\0 P.M ~ Garden Show. the nation's largest. Marine Institute at 496-2274. SAWDUST FESTIVAL See Fnda) . . . opens today at the Anaheim Conven-OC FAIRGROUNDS SWAPMEET hst1ng.. 5-9 p.m lr\tine Hilton and Towers tion Center. Seven hundred eithabt· as held every Saturday and Sunday ART·A·F~IR Sec Fnday hsung.. Lobb) Lounge, 17900 Jamboree tors will offer thousands of the latest from 7a.m. until 4 p.m. in the main PRENATAL EX CE RC IS E Blvd., Irvine. 863-3111 . products and services on sale to the parlung lot. Admission 1s 50 cents for CLASSES on-going exercise classes CONFREY PHILLIPS fealures public. many at bargain pnoes. Noon walk-ms and $1 per carload. for expectant mothc rend1t1ons of Cole Porter, Gershwin to lO p.m. today, Noon to 9 p.m. on SAWDUST FESTIVAL See Friday rs taught by the Center for Maternal and contemporary favontes T~~s · Sunday. and Monday through Friday, listing and Child Fatness, providing an Sat. 9 p.m.-1 !l m '\!so. the Brazilian 2 to 10 p.m. through Aug. 24. ART-A·FAIR Sce Fnday hsung. opportunity to stay in shape and sonptress. !'l1lsa. JOtns him on ".\'ed. Admission: adults., $5.50, Children CA.FE MOZART, see Fnday hsung.. discuss important aspects of preg- and Thu~. evenings. Irvine tfilt<?n -(6-I 6 yrs.) $2.50. under 0 yn. Free. CONFREY PBJWPS. sec Friday nancy and parenting.. Monday and and Towe~. I 7900Jambortt Blvd. in Special events during the ~k in-listing.. - --Wcdtluda.y m ocnrn~ from ' lrvine.863-31 11. elude daily free entertainment by ROBERT DUQUESNEL, see Fn-9:15-Ht15a.m .at theDanccStlcoo . SAWDUST FE&TIV AL 1n Laguna Carmen Cavallaro and a re-creau on day listing. Tuesday and Thur"1ay evenings Beach continues until August~ I. The of a German Beer Garden oom-pah-THE LAPF STOP, see Fnday from 6-7 p.m . at the Northwood fesuval is composed of200art1stsand pah band. listing.. Community Park. C1ass fee 1s $36 for craftsmen ~ho erect their own booths ART CRAFT FAIR today a nd four wc-eks (2 times per week). For each year in an eucalyptus grove at Sunday in San Clemente at the Sunday futher details and registration. call 935 Laguna Canyon Road. Hours are Community Center at the corner ol OC FA.IBGROUNDS SWAPMEET 660-3881. from 10 3 m. to 10 p.m. Sunday Del Mar and Seville, IOa m. to4 p.m. See Saturday listing. ROME AND GARDEN SHOW at thro ugh Thursda) and 10 a.m. 10 11 No admission 'chaJJe to admire the CAPE MOZART, sec Fnday hstmg. Anahe1m Convenuon Center See Pm ~nday and aturday. Admission work of 97 exh1b1t1ng anists. No HOME AND GARDEN SHOW At Saturday listing. is SJ and children under 14 are commercial work shown. Refresh-Anaheim Convention Center See BILLY OCEAN with s~1al guest admitted free. ments parking and rest rooms are Saturday hsung.. star Meh'sa Morgan tonight at 7 10 ART-A-FAIR Laguna Beach Juned available on the grounds. 492-1853. THE LAFF STOP presents 10 pm. at the Pacific -\mp1theatrc an fe~t1val celebrates its 20th an-STEVELAWRENCEANDEYDIE comics. 2122 S.E. Bristol. Newpon Sl7.50 reserved seating. Sl2.50 on niveNI) on Laguna Cany<?n Road GORME 8:00 tonight at the Pacific Beach. 852-8762. the green Tickets are a' a1lable at Ute Dail) until Aug. 31 . $3 admission. Ampithcatre. S 17.50 rescrv~ tickets. SAWDUST FESTIVAL See Fnda) Pacific .\mp1theatre bo,; office and all JEROME ROTHENBERG A pro-S 12.50 on the green. Tickets are hsung. T1cketron locations. To charge tickets gramtobeannouncedattheNewpon available at all T1cketron locatJons ART-A·FAIRSttFridayhs11ng.. by phone, call fel e tron. ~arbor An Mu~um tonight at 8 p.m and the Amp1theatre box office. To fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ \i 1s11ors m3) '1s1t the gallcnes. Mu-charge tickets by phone. call Teletron ..cum store and !><:Ulpture garden cafe at (213) 410-1062. (714) 634-1300 or from 5 unul 8 ever) Fnda}. tn "The FUNNIEST film in years.10 t ." :;. G3T'f Fnnkltn. KA8C-TV .............. HATTHEWBAOOEIUCK .......... .. FERRIS BUE' ' ER'S DAY OFF PG tJ 0-A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ,ft ~ COl'.-...,-C .... l'f~f lC,~IC~AU.~•.....O ... ..:.="°. a·- •WA¥" hl•t .. 'J,~ •COSUMISA ~a .. r-r • r .,. ~~··· NOW PLAYING AIWll• FO\lllUlll V4llfY .. ,., ........ U llllMOA • WUTWlllTOI -...... , u ""Id> 114 MM: ·-1 .. IXXtiillWr ~1'1 '!« • llMll( I •>'O\ , ... ~, ~Sf &8\ l 994 I~ 19] Q!.46 OIWllll c~. c. ..... 634 1S5.J l'lclllc' 1•--;;i """'-°'""'" __ __, 179 -.0 .Wtr ;'b,g I" D J1~ s band a nee oc1~ty rRESENTS: "SUNDAY" * DANCING AT ffA ll!l· \: '.1.1~,[<i!·HHr,SO!n t 107 Jamboree Road, Nc"-'port Bc11ch Everything you ever wanted in Newport. And less. A lot l~ss In fact, pnly $49 per mght per room At tht' new 'St most ~auuful hotfl) m t 11.--• w 1 I I 1• 1nr11vetous Irvine Hilton & Tnw1•rs RPI.ix in c ilsual ,:.fe~ancP ~ 111ov sw11nmu l ' t1 ·nrns Long walks nnd short r.ilb Su n~t ·t 11 '111 tx•t1ch SunrtsE: from ;•0111 balcony En1oy u down hontP 880 lrvin1• srvl<' hjr ir1 \ $11 % pe1 f:>f'rson Fverv S.1tur1fav rm1l 11 p • 11'-.1, 1, AL !hf> lrvtnP Hilton & Tnwpr•, VCllllP rmly (I bret•11\ 11way from N1·wport .ind do:;t · 1i1 pi ·rt• ,,,tr •n ][ THE IRVINE HILTON ANO r ftuJt'tJ 17900 Jamboree Blvd Irvine, CA 92714 (714) 863 3111 r I A'· A ll Al 1 An 0 ~· for fur1tm lt1f.Qmillllon.11IUR call; 661-1.501..NEWPQRT.ER ~Qlll ~:JN!, Roito bA~ on """9IO Of lb.Ible 0<.C11Po1ncv Nol ~ .4t)llt lO 01ciuoa Sl..fJ!K'I Hl •~ 'f ,.,,,.., 11_ .. '°"'~ f•~ ••$vW>CISundllyonlv Dally Pilot Oatebook/ Friday, August 15. 1986 • ---------------------------------------·· • c 0 NT IN U ED 1;'l .l1ti \4-l30<1 Tue.day on ··Ma1nta1n1ng ( ontrol Over Your l1fr ·· For more information call the .\rthnt1s F-ounda11on 3t 54 7-'i59 I SA WDl'ST FESTIVAL \4..T I nd:l\ h\11ng ART ·A·F AIR ~1.· Fnda~ listing. HOME AND GARDEN SHOW \l.:l· ~Jturda~ hc;ung. Wedne.day HOME ANO GARDEN SHOW ~c \aturda) listing. SAWDUST FESTIVAL \cc Fnda' h\llng. · ART-A-F AJR See f-nda) h~11ng LUPUS SUPPORT GRO P ()f- Orangc Count) 7 10 pm at the Medical Center of ( 1Jrden < 1ruve Pla1a .\ud11onum, 12555 I (1.m.Jcn ( rro' e Blvd. L> nn .\dam~ \lo 111 \peak Tbunclay FARMERS MARKET AT OC FAIRGROUNDS f\.cr)' I hu™1a) 1n the main parking lot from 9 a m to 4 p rn . Prc..ented b)' the Oranee Count) Farm Bureau Frl·c Adm1,\1<111 SAWDUST FESTIVAL Ser Inda) h\ting. ART-A-FAJR ~e f nda) l1i.t1n~. HOME ANO GARDEN SROW See ~turda)' 1ts11ng. ADVANCE FATS DOMINO AND JERRY LEE anything on which one's life depends. 11 RACQL'f. TBAl.L WORLD & Af..ROB/( HEAL TJI Cl:. NTERS we he/1evt rhnt•\ more 10 f<Oo d hea/Lh 1han good look.\' Our C'l)ncer11 I.\ ro co11t111uall~· set .\tandartf.,· ru meet tlu· dt'mcuu1' of pt•o11le luol..111~ for f 07 ,,11 i' /TN f .. <.;s Our 11///mtJft' con< ern n }'()( ' • f<,1\tlll' lh.111 ••IUll\ • ln.Jnnr hratnl l.lfl ()<M•I •I • "'"'" r fr"' ,.( 111hh ..... ILlltol • ,., '""I • L1u1111 • ( l11h.J11u1 11,H ~ ....... !\ \lllh • \n11hH\ • ""''' ~ h.u I ~e 50 % or more I _!!!!. \elected n1en1be rships -----1 •I >fkr t•nch II 11 1\1 • I \' C luh nnh Racquetball World & c.Aerobic HEalth CEntEr I 01 'N I \IN V .<\I I FY I 011 S 1 altx-11 f\' enm· °'dJll(rnr 111 <4'1\ f .. , •• 14rr>o~hu"' 964-1782 1e Dally Piiot Oatebo<>k/ Friday, August 15, 1986 "-ug. 29 in their exclu~I\ e l .\ / Orange Count) appearance a.t the 1 erracc Theatre in the l .ong Real'h Conventi on Center, 3IXI E Ocean fil vd. Long Beath T1ckL't\ arc S 17 50. S 16 SO and S 15.00 un \ale al the convention center boJ. offin· and all t1tketmali1cr locattons r 1cl.ct' ma) be charged b, calltng I 21 'l 480-1232 or (7141 740-2000 I or more 1nlorma11on pka'>t' <:111 l!l \1 590-9011 KNOTT' BERRY FARM "'Ill present ten. of the nation·, tup contcmporal°'\' < hn,11an Jnt\l\ on Fnda).\cpt 2nfrom7pm wlam T1ckct\ lor tht' event. "'h1ch I\ •t sellout cvcl) )Car. arc now on !>alc at Knott\ Be rn Farm. T1d('tron. T1ckc1mastcr ·and mam ( hm11an bookstore~ in the area Pnces an-S 14 advance <;ale'> and~ 16 the da\ of the event also 1ndude unlimited. use ot the par\.·, ndc\ Jnd attract1on<o 220-5129 COSTA MESA ART LEAGUE an- nounce\ llS 11th Annual Fine ,\n\ < ompct1 t1on to be held dunng An'> Month. <;cptembcr I 3 through 21 1986 Over I 00 selected works of an will be cxh1b1ted in the Jewel ( ourl 1n outh ( oast Pla1a Mall in ( O'>ta "1csa. The Juried e"h1b1t 1s o pen to all .m1~ts. Seventeen hundred dolln..., 1n pr11C1 and Honorable Mention nb- twJn\ will be awarded. Pn1cs of fi"t and ~cond place prizes and ribbons \lorll be awarded in each of the four t Jtcgonr\: i\qua Media. Oil, Pho- 1ngraph)/M1u·d Media. and 3-D Bc!.l ol show \lo 111 be awarded $500 < 1crald Brommer renowned i\men- lan an1st and past prcs1d<'nl of th<" 'attonal Watercolor Society will be the c.\h1b111on JUnsl. Entl) da) "Sat wpt 6 Details on entl) rcqu1re- men1.-.. dell\ eryand pickup dates mil) be obtained b> 'lending a 'iASE for a prospcctu~ 10 the (osta Mc~ An I eaguc, P 0 Box 1727. Costa Mc~. < \, 9.262t!. (Jr b)' calling 646-4215. 1986 PACIFIC COAST JAZZ FES- TIVAL ~unda). Aug 3 1 from 2-10 pm at the Hohda) Inn Irvine. 17941 \on Karman. If\ ine An1sts appear- ing include Gerald W1l~n Orchestra 1.ihon) Rogc~ C..1ants. Feather with Wl"J\ er Copeland. Pepper .\dams· Jad. ~heldo n Quintet Bo b Rrool.mcycrQuanet and man) more Mu..,1< at three location~ in the Holtda) Inn. Each group will perform t\lolCC Full bar. buffet and rci.uiurant ~MA.,.... MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 1 ST 2 PERFORMANCES 1-~~~~~~-'-•_c,_-_•_><Ol~'°"'~•-•_&_~'•Aftf~D-••....._F_•_••_u_-_r~~~~~~~~-- LAKEWOOD I'll•• llUl\11 t \11 '••fly S C....,.. • OOUT •TUtO -CAHDT AIMID AHO DAHGllOUS 1~ 1 a1 11,M 11M <tM -IAI 10.JO -I M• ""'°' DOUY HIHO TO' OUN 100> '' )0 1 JO I U 7 •I 10.0t -" lflltO--~ -· lltt" Wlll.ll'S Mf Off ~•I II M >to I M t• I•» HlAnaUaH lll l 11 I II l•U ONI CRA%Y SUMMH1'°1 11111.u 111111u u 11•r ... 11, "o .. a.,. MAHMUNTU 111 111 .. )11t l1U .... ,., .. TtANSf~HS 1001 I ---"""·M~b.;..;.M_•;.;..•M;......_ fllOAY '"' llTH PAIT VI: JAJC)tll uvu 1•1 .. ,. •• 1•>1 OOlaY 1n1110 _., OIVTTO-NYTI MIOlJI IUlHUH f'lO•U !8l IJiM 1JJI •,M t.U t 11 1 .. 11 n1••11• .,,. ",..r a th·f! ,., H .. ,. "'''"' t0M 'aUIM TOf' OUN 1001 A.OUT LAST NIGffT 111 ONI CllAZY SUMMIRtoo1 A PINI MISS 1,.1 1-------1 nmuueu.ws MY Off 1~ u1 2. 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OHOSTIUSTHS ,,., OIOIOI LUCAS'I HOWAaD THI DUCK 1001 'alDAY THI t lTH PUT VI: JASOH UVIS 1111 IO P OOlMIUM THI flY 1•1 aOCKY HOlllOI "ICTUll SHOW t8l loHABRA .. ~;... lW.! ' .. DOlU ln l tO TltAHSf~laS1,.1 ,.,. Jill .. MANHUHTH 111 llAW DIAL 111 ALllNS 111 COMMANDO 111 ONI CllAX'f SUMMH 1001 ..OllCI ACADtMY l 1 llACIC IN TllAININO 1'°1 fOMUu1N ,.,.... ~" TO' OUN !NI QllWONllDMHOlllOUt1,..u1 KAlATI IUD .. Afl II ,,.I OMOlfaUITllS '"' available. Free parking. Aud1enu· hmtted to 1500 persons; purtha your t:iclcet.s now. Admission " $~ per person and tickets are a va1lahlt: all Tickctron outlets and Oran Coast Collqc Community St·rv11 Office For futher ticket informalul call Oran.geCoast College at 432-Sli or the Holiday Inn 86)..1 IJ99 BALBOA PAVlLION, 400 ~far 'it . Balboa. Catalina PasS('nger w vice provides daily serv1n: Catalina. 673-5245. BRIGGS CUNNINGHAM AUT MOTIVE MUSEUM, ~50 E Bakt·r \ Costa Me-sa. Antique cars circa I" I present art on display 9 a m -5 p n Wed.-Sun. 546-7660 DISNEYLAND, 131 3 Hartl< Blvd.. A.nahe1m. The Main \trc Elcctncal Parade 1s featured at 8 S and 11 p.m. every night ··fanta'> 1 the Sky" fireworks arc staged \at 9:30 p.m. The Totally Minnie parai1 stamng Minnie Mouse, 1s feature Sat.-Sun. V1deopohs dance club 1 open Sat. night Del Counne) and h1 Orchestra at Plaza Gardcm \d evening. The new .. Countl) lka Vac~t1on Hoedown" attracti on k tuf(S continuous ~howinp Th MagJc K.mgdom continue.-. to rd cbrate its 30th anniversal) \lo 1th th .. Gift Giver Eittraord1nam· ~ltJ chine," including a new l'on11a F1reb1rd C\Cf) day. Also. an exh1t11t o more than 20 an1facts and phot graphs associated with the hie o President Abraham Lincoln has JU\ been extended for one year Thi includes correspondence that ha never been published in m cn11r<.'t} as well as the last letter Lincoln wn11 to his wife. JU~t 12 day~ hefoN' h1 death. Mon -Fn 10 a.m -6 pm \JI 9 am-I am .. Sun 9 am -10 flrll QQ9-4565 K.NOTr'S BERRY FARM, lih\' Beach Bhd .. Buena Park ""1th a sa!>\) ~plash of summenime 'p1111 the Pacific Pavilion throw'> open II' gate<; to a stunning Reaux '\m· 1nsp1red aqua11c arena seating O\cr ,, thousand Knotts guest~ at t:H"f\ perfo rmance . .\saucy <JCa-lion namnJ Dudley and a pair of bottlcnur,cd dolphins. Happ) and Soda. co-'>tar in the new attrac11on. ··splashdanH' "86 .. Altema11ng with the dchghtl ul dolph1n-<;('a hon adventu~ thl'> \um mer will he the fint-llmc-an}\lohcrc production of"Snoopy's D1v1ng Dog- gies·· Under the direction of Snoop\ himself. a cunning corps of capt1\ 31· ing canines cavort 1n a fa st and runous fe~11vol ol aquat11: al comphshmcnh. d1 v1ng from a 10· foot platform to the pool odow Bot h new shows will p<-rform da1 h lhrou'1hout the \Ummcr l·('aturcd an· 165 ndes. 'lhO~ and nurnctmn' 1n four themed areas includ111g < arn1, Snoopy, a ,ix-acre wondcrlanJ themed to the Cahfom10 H 1gh \1crr:1 Peggy F1cm1ng headlines the i...nutt\ upem.ar Ice Spcclacular Aug I 6 <ind 17 Summer hours mean mon· tun 10 a.m. to m1dn1iJ't C\unda> throul(h Friday and l 0 a m 10 I :1 m on Saturdays until S.:pt 7 .220.5200 MARINELAND. oolO P•1lo\ Vt·•· de.-. Dr So . Ran<'ho Pain' V<.'rtll'\ , I l'aturcd are ··ea1a Rt•ef," 1.illn whale'> Orky and ( orl.>-pd11.•1n~. penguin ... walru.,·. dolphin,, and '><.'a hon' $~adult\ S' l h1ldrcn aat•' ' 11 The park t!> fully open from !Tl .i m ' pm wsth (1u1ded Tour\ on wl•ckend~ only (2H)3'7·1S7 1 MOVlELANO WAX MU 'EUM. 77 11 !kach Blvd .• Buena Park. lv1ra I\ the newe t featured replica 11mon1 the alrcad)1 elaborate collcct1on of movie and 1clcv1 ion memorab1ha including hfc·hke replicas of more than 200 renowned \t.3f\ Daily I U a.m ·8 p.m with Fn ·Sat open un1119 I 0 NT IN u ED 1.m. 522-11 55. OLD WORLD YIU.AGE, 7561 enter Ave., Huntington ~c:h '>pec1alty shops arc located an 1h1'> vJllage that features the charm of quaint European v1llaic.-s wnh cob- bled strttts. lantern hghts. and 70 murals of European scenes painted on cittcrior wall\ by Fur.opcan artl\ts 8Q4--0747. QUEEN MARY, Long Hcac:h Harbor at the end of the Long lkach Frttway. Ex h1b1ts include Sf>'.'C&al cfTecl sound and hght '>hows 1n the Engine Room and Wheelhouse rt'- enactang a ncar-colhs1on at sea. and an eJttens1vc World War II d1-.pla} depicting the .. Q uttn's" active rolc as 11 1roo~h1p. Dail)' 10 am -6 pm (21J)43S,..351 I TIME VOYAGERS SPRUCE GOOSE DOME AT THE QUEEN MARV The ultimate fantasy -to bC' transported back into the past and forward into the future -is a realistic 1oumcy in T ime Voyagers. a totally new concept 1n "environmental entertainment. .. V1.,110" are actual!) placed inside the cntcruunment ex- pcncncc created by the combined effects of advanced computer tcxh- nolog). threc-d1mcn'i1onal imagery high rcsolutmn '°und and motion 1n an mtcrktivc theater During the 20- minute Time Voyager expcnence. v1s1tors will race through an inter- g.alallc: ttme tunnel. encounter ion Stormi.. dodge meteors in space and pa\s through a m)\tcnous time gate ~dm1H 1on to the Queen \liar)/ pruce Goose entt'rta1nment com pl<''{ 1~ S 13 95 for adult\, $9. 95 tor 1un1ors ag~ 13-17 and S7.95 for children ages 6-1 :!. Children five and undcr arc admitted free 1 he complex " open 1 da)5 a week including hohda)'> from 9 am to 9 pm (213) ·O~· '511 SEA WORLD I 7 20 'i<luth Shore~ Road, Mm1on Ba y, San Diego. 135 acre manne 1oolog1cal park open da11\ q a.m. to dusk with extended \ummcr hours. Shamu and Kandu. the killer whales. perform in a themed 'how in Shamu Stadium and bot- tlcnosed and Pacific dophins.trained Listening to tapes now called reading ByClNDYTRANE CRRlST~N o.-, ..... c.. ........ Have )'OU heard a good book latd\ ·• 'ou ma) not ha\c time 10 s11 do"n wi th a good book, but you c<tn \tll catch up w11h the h11e~1 be\t scllef' or all those boks you'"e alway\ wantl'd to read without batting an eyelash or 01pp1ng a page Book.., on I ape rnuld wcllhethcanswerloyour .. no11m<. tn read .. problem · rhat wa·s JU'll the problem l>U\:tll llecht faced 22 \Car<. ago "hrn tw lound h1m~lf with a d111I> t\\O hour mm mute to I 0\ .\ngcll'\ lkt ht qut< Id} ttrcd of Jll the rnmmernal' on the radio and ml\~'<1 nnt hem~ ahk 10 n·ad '"'antin1 to nrnkl' the mo't oul of hi\ t1m e hc c-hcckcd into hh·raturt· "" tape hut found 11 \\:t\ onl) l'H<KIU< l'd for the hhnd Het ht tx·i;.tn l·\plor1n~ the po\ ... 1h1ht .. ul mal.ing l;ll1ol.' on tape form for s1ahtcd pcor>lc: • ' wdl people who for one rea~1n or the olhcr had hu ... y hanth hut J\ <11lahll' eaf' On<' thing k<1 to ancithcr and Duvall and S1gnd Mecht beg41n Hook' on Tape. which todav hD'> '°mewhc1c 1n bC'tWttn 150.2(Xl,Oo0eu\tomcr' all o"er the United 4'tatc•;. Most oftho\C orderina tape\ do'" by mail, although l<>Cal customers can \live po'>tage Jnd eomc directly to the ,potlc<i't ware· house style !oett1ng at 7]Q r arad . 1rec1. < osta Mesa Phone ~4M 5525 Mou" at Monday to f mJay 8 a rn to 4 pm fkx1k' on rape hM over 2 ooo scleet1on\ 1n 22 d1m·rcn1 rntl'gom'" f hc rcnt31 sclrc11on't include ad,rn ture. biography dawc' ftc:uun. h1.,. tory humor. mHterv non·ril'lmn and ~1cncc ficuon f..nt·h hooL" full length. becau..c •lfchl 1.hd not w;int 10 chanae whnt the author\ had1spcnt ~l Ions wnting. Ont of the 9''IO._., on Tape pubhc;at1ons make\ Hcrhf~ aim clear lly na11ng. "1maainc you art· 1n d hhl'llt) whett 311 thc huok'> ran talk to you word tor .,..nui. Ju\t ll" thl' authm 1nu:ndcd1.. The tvr1rnl hook v. 111 avcraar nhout R t:tP<'' and ~ ·•Pl''"' 1matel) 12 huu~ long "Thal 1s realy ""ficrc the 'alue of our product 1c;," rnmmcnted <iignd Hecht ... we can g1\l' )OU 8 to 12 hours of cntcnarn· rnl'nt for the \amt pm·e a'i other compan1e'I charge for l\\O hour, ahndgrd \('~1on"" \ '0-da} rental CO\l\ 'iOmewhcrc ht·tv.rcn SX 'iO and S 17 'iO The .1~cragc CO'it ~r hour l'i between i I 'iO and S~ r>cr h\tcn1ng hour which m;1ke' Rook\ on Tar>e available 10 llHl'I Jll\OnC \lmO'il C\Cf)Onc tn· llmltng toddler\. ha\ ta~ pla)crs tht•<,t· da\ \ r 1ghl\ fX'Tr<'lll of B<Hll..\ nn l apt·\ I h11\10l''>"" lrnm tar>c rt·ntal <\no ther I Ill rx·ru·nt " \old 10 l1hrane\ or to 1ndl\ 1du.1I\ "hn want ,111 thl'll fnt·nd\ 10 hl'JI J part11 ul,11 hool.. that h<" r aught thr:1r nl'(111 Cdr1) f ht• final 10 I fl\·1H·n1 ol hool..\ for ..ale 1ncludl' l.inguagt' J')rogram\ children·~ cla\'11- \ \ man.igemcnt ;irld hu\l m''" r>m- gram\. rla\\ICal ITTU\ll. !'.ev.,traC"k 1 Per\onal l\dllr' em1·nt. POl"lf) I ravel l n1vcr .. 1t\ progrJm4' .1nd more Ju,, he· c.irclul not tn grt \O ,·nthralkd that \OU m1" a turnoff' J\ook\ on Tape have ;al\o hc·cn found to l'3"4' the drudger\ ol man) ch(ll'C'>. from \tod:tng anventnnc' Ul tr.11n1ng for m11r:ithon'' ··\.\<c tl'Cord ahoul I 5 to ~o new h(1ol..' e\cr) month 3\nag1ng out 10 ahout 180 hook\<• )'Car ·· commented '\1grid "r inding nght" to book'i i .. a 'en n)mphc::ttcd hu~1ne'~ . Fu"it we mu'tl ti nd v. ho hold\ thr nght\, "hcther 11 1\ the author. agent, puhll\htnR hou\C Of wmconc'" eMatc Then wt ~·t out lo find the reade" \\r u$'(] to wnrk with 1nd1v1dunl rc;utcr .. · 1n fol.'t our very first reader wa\ Jak(' C1ard1ner who w'" 1:1n actor at South Cn3\t Rcpcnory • Book' o n I a~ offer\ g1fl ccrufi,·:Ul'' ll\ well M hav1na a th\Counl plan for ordcr'i o f 3 book or· mo~ There 1\ a nationwide toll free numher CI KOO-ll2h H'\$ and thq1 du 31 LCJ'll V1\3 or M<"tcr < :ird llJflP\ lt\trn1n1t' • seals and sea hons., otters a nd a walrus also pcffonn at special shows. There are 1bur aquariums-featunna hve shark'i, sea life and freshwater fish from all over the world. Thirty special educational exfob1ts arc also avail- able to Sea World guests. One pncc admission includes all shows and cxh1btts. Summer Nights, Sea World's nighttime cxtravaganz-a of music. shows, lights and fi reworks is ~heduled through Labor Day. with the park open until I I p.m. S 14.95 for adults. S 11 95 for seniors (55 and over). C h1ldren 3-1 1, $10.95 and children under 3 arc free. Group rate~ and 12 month pa'>s information. call (619 9)226-3845 or (714)826-3690. SAN J UA N CAPISTRANO MISSION , 31882 Ca m in o Capistrano. Sln Juan c~r.istrano. Features Serra Chapel, Ca 1fom1a's oldest bu1ld1ng. tht' ruins of the Great Stone Cb~rch, soldiers bam cks, beautiful prdcns. and two museum room~ with an1facts from Native Amencan and early Spanish cuJture Daily 7:30 a.m .-5 p.m. 493~ 1424. SEA WORLD, 1720 S. Shore!> Road. Mission Bay. San Diego Sea hon\ explore a "Spooky Kooky Castle .. in the seal and otter show Also otTcred 1s ··0o1ph1n Discovery,'' the ARCO Penguin Encounter. a $7 milhon eith1bt1 that houses 400 penguins, and lc1Uer whale Shamu. Dajfy 9 a.m.-8 p.m. (619) 226-3901. SHERMAN LIBRARY AND GAR- DENS. 2647 Pacific Coast Highway. Coro na del Mar. Roses. cactus, annual gardens, an orchid con· servatory, ko1 ponds and a gift show Daily 10:30a.m.-4 p.m. SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN, Magic Mo untain Parkway exit ofT Interstate 5. Valencia. More 1han 100 ndes. shows and a ttractions including an 1800s style craf\s village and a Roaring Rapid• white water adven- ture arc offered (8 18) 992..0884. "STUNNING AND TERRIFYING ... •ILLIANTLY PHOTOGRAPHED AND A TOP DRAWER THRIWR:' -Jeffr~ lyont, SNEAK PllVIEWS/INN "A powerful new film ••• sensational photography and editing ••• a 10 + .. :• -Gar, Ff'rilln. KAIC-TV "The kind of movie that grabs hold of you and won't let go.'' -L.onord Maftln. ENTHTAINMENT lONtGtiT "Eerie, Unnerving ••• Petersen's performance is high-concentrated stuff •• :• -~ Wllhmton. Pt.AYIOY Ol lAURl NlllS ! NHRf AINMrNI GROUP , 1 RICHARD ROlH ''" .. • MICHAll MANN • MANH UNHR WllllAM l PHIRSlN KIM 6RllSI JOAN Alll N BRIAN COX OlHIS fARINA SHPHlN lAN6 ;•I rou NOO NAN DOV HOrNIG I ,, .. Mll BOURN( ~ I 81 RIARO WIUIAMS" •I I ' ......... ., f HOMAS HARRIS • Ul[HAH MANN ' • ,, ' RICHARD HOTH [R J •. ,_._ 0 l ..... , ....... ,~ ,,...., ..... , ...... ~ ,......,.....,_._, fu. --a ·-.. ,, , ......... , .. ,. ... -. STARTS TOl>At' • DANH SPINO! II • , UICHAH MANN . -·~rA •COSTA 1111£14 • lL Joto • ltUM'*OTOtl t U.CH LA lllltADA OUMGt 041Alf0f EdWolOt Cl1*TIO Cctwonn £1 fOfo fCIWOrOI Cnorttt Poct11c \ Gcrewoy AMC Ofonge i.ton Poclle' Ofooge 5'6-3102 ~19~ CtntY• 8-'H>no $23 1&11 cinemo 637-0340 Ot~•n 834·9361 OU JtOf UA City CIMlnO 834 1911 ..-WIST-S'l'ff..POclf1ct ~tWOV 39 ~In 891 3893 f"'jlttfv ftrHr"I _,.., ,,. Alill i••b ,., ... .,, ...... "'f"'''""'"lk.••I toh•1""f'~•ACC.m0._"'Dl ..... Mftft Clift"'-'lltilWI OlllCIOllif~ CAii ro-\llOW'llllflS MAn"fp; OAllY Al MOST !Htlllll'fS Delly Pilot Oatebook/ Friday. August 15. 1986 II ... 'sA Our critics agree 'Stand By ~e 'is hot E rtk Torkells High School JWJlor Hunllngton Beach ··c;1and 8~ Mc" is. basicall y. a good movie W1tll'egood scnpt.~megood actor\ and 'lome good d1rec11on. 11 achieves a level of wholesomeness. v. h1ch under any circumstances. lea, es you feeling .. good. Based on a Stephen Kmg novella. ''Stand By Me" 1s a rite-of-passa ge· \!Or). 1nvolv1ng four 12-\car-old boys and their q uest to sec a dead hod) Each charac- lt'r border!. o n the stereotypical. but fo rtunate!}. never crosses that hnc • "' • ... And although the idea of some gu)sgo m· off to stt what hfc's all about sound'I awfully corny. tht' absolute innocence of tht' movie conquers any shortcomings. lit1ll, the scnpt would falter 1f the four boys were anything but excellent. A..nd excellent they are. Standouts include Wil Wheaton as the sensitive Gordy and Ri ver Phoemx as the leader. Chris. They're funny. naive a nd poignantly human. (Actually. at 11mes they reminded me of an older "Lillie Rasca1.,·· \et 1n the 1950s. but that'~ a different \tory ) Regardles..._ Roh Remer. who gave us a remarkable 1980s love o;tory in "The Sure Thing" 1s back. and has delicate treatment of"Stand By Me" '" wonderful He coaxes some great performances from the acto ri., w11hout getting 1n the wa:r In fact. the film almost has a documental)·type fee l to 11. that 11 seems w real At li mes a coming of age talt: p nd at other 11me\ a 1950s Oregon'pcnod piece "Stand By Me" 1s a beautiful movie Beautiful in the sense cvcl)- thmg seems~ natural. and beautiful becau~ movies of this caliber (good) arc so rarely made. jjjjjjJ Natalie Walker Nane Assistant Costa Mesa "Stand By Me," a story based on the Steven K-mg novella "The Body" 1s a touching and haunting story about boyhood fnendsh1ps in the hue '50s. The story is about fo ur 12-ycar-old · boys. their fnend- sh1 p and tht'1r quest on a m3cabrc adventure The plots gets a l111le misleading 1n tht' fact that when you first hear about the murder you than~ there '"going 10 be a great myi.ter)- here. the kind one wo uld expect from a Stephen King novel. but actuall) that storyline 1s obsolete and the story about the boys 1s much more interesting. The ''dis- covery" 1s even unsa11sfy1ng becau\e by now it's been forgotten and 11 JUM loses interest to the point who cart·~ anymore. But 11 was· necessary to an extent to show how the boys cha ngt' after their liule adventure. The .acung performances arc outstanding by a cast of fine young ·actors. They give this movie its likable. behevahlc quality Richard Dreyfuss makes a guest appearance a\ .. the wnter" and also namtes. And John Cusack ("The Sure Thing") 1i. seen 1n nashbacks as the dead brother of one of the bo~. This is a line movie and despite the lost story it sull 1s worth watching for the boys· and their hule exped111on. their heart-to-heart talks and the pain they face as a chapter of their childhood taken different route and the 11me begins for them to go their separate ways. The fn('ndsh1p be· tween the four boys 1s the most wo rthwhile thing in this movie and 1s de~~:; wo1) J jJ Edltors Note: Normally, we would print a professlonal critic's review of ''Stand By Me '' ln this space. How- ever, because the film opened.early ln Newport Beach, the professionals haven't gotten around to lt yet. What the ratings 111ean In add1t1on to <•\king our reader\ tu t 1111~1uc c;omc <;UITl'nl mov11:,, we thought ti would be ea,1t•r 1f they a lc;o r31t•d them. The boat'I p1t·turcd underneath the reviews <irt our rating 'Y~tcm -w11h five boat!. being the h1ghc<1t rating. and a fraction of a l'x.IUt th(' lowest Yes. we know that boats havt' nnthmg 10 do wi th movies. but you will no11cc a boat 1n tht' ma\thead ol the newspa per over the · f' m Pilot.'° we thought 11 was 3pprop11atc By the ·wa y, Enk, Natalie. Dick. Richard and Stephen have written their last movie review for the l>:.fly Pilot. Next week we'll be welcoming Audley. Don. Carolyn, L1i..1 und Shtr to the ranks of asptn ng movie critics: Tune 1n to 5CC that they htlvc to Uy ah()ut "The Fly " • 12 Daily Piiot 0-tebook/ Friday. August 15. 1986 Dick Buschman Hotel Manager Lagana Beaeb A few weeks ago I wa~ tx·moaning the fact that m HC<lrtbum, a 1alcmcd director and actors had been dont· 111 by a story that went nowhere. Now we have Stand B) Mc. and wt· could have had the same rc~uh. because SteJ>hcn Kmg's short no' el 1\ a bit of nu tr that goes nowhere r hl· s1m1lanty e nds there. In Heartburn. Make Nichol-; had let his actor'> perform and supen 1'1Cd the filming. In <itand By Me. Rob Rc1nt·t has v. orked v. llh his young actori. so relentlessly that there 1s not a false note on the screen Stand 8) Mc 1s a n o utstanding film. the more w. because the subject matter is si mply fnt ndsh1p and "growing up ... It 1s beaut1full}' photographed, and the casting 1s so nght that this film 1s the perfec t argument for a "Best Cas11ng" award at the Academy Awards. Tht' strength of Stand By Me 1~ the relationship between the two boyi.. played by W1I Wheaton and the unl~kcly actor named Ri ver Phocn1). They reach out to each othe r for the love and fnendsh1p that the> have been denied by their famil1n Not the most onginal story hne of the )Car, but 111s beauufully done. So there you have 1L Eight weeks of reviewing mostly Junk. But ther. you sec a film hke Stand By Me and a bnlhant young actor named R1,er Phoemx. and n's all worthwh1k. I have one regret The last fi lm for me to review was to have been The Fl) G od looked kandl) on me and dela)'cd the opening. so I got to sec tand B) Me instead~ ow I don't have to worry about what I would have wntten after "The Fly" I\ open Stand By Me Rlcbard Warner Psycblatric tecbnlclu Irvine Prohahl) thr grcatei.t plagur affi1ct- mgcul~oday 1S"thcadventofhack wnters with literary pretensions. ~ttphen King 1s o nly tht' most ob\ iou\ ol thcc;e -a d1s11nctly lim11ed talent with an undeniably t·111arrr 1magina11on and a fondneu for turgid O\ er-wrought prose. A s long a\ he held h1m~l(10 the hterary medium I did not find 11 too oh1ec11onahlc but latcl) he has u- panded into cinema and " ·t.and B~ \k" 1\ the r~uh >\etuall) the ba!>I( prcm1..e 1s not bad The 1dea of four prepubescent lads o rTto confront their 1m m10ent manhood 1s not v.1thou1 appeal. but King's macho affecta11onsand an- d1gest1blc d111logue consistently drag the movie down to .pulp leveLCom- b1nc.-this with the author's patentclJ preoccupation v..11h decom pos11ion. castration profa nity and banal pop music and you have the mak1ng<;ofan unplca~nt evening. Surpm1ngl y enough. de~p11e these ca-..cats. thac 1\ a gll mmrr ofa good mo' 1c s11d ing out here and there Most of th1<; is due to Rob Reiner. the dircl tor. who has the scn\C to keep the pace a1 an attracti ve languor and concentrate on some stunnmg pho- tograph) of the Oregon tountrys1de So. in w mmal). "Stand B:r Mc" can be \Cen either u a good mQv1r with lou-.) dialogue. or a tem blt mo' 1c v. 11h \Orne bcau11ful moments. depending on )our mood As m) tenure as a movie cn11c draws to a doc;e I salute tht' oncoming coten c. w1<;h them well. and cheerfully hand over the baton An d 1f··s1and By Mc" '"the worst mo-..1c they see. tht'y shall h,.,, •t ""' -.11 •ndccd J J Steplia ltoffler Pediatrtdu Newport Buell How many perfect adJCCll vc' r .ir1 )'OU use i11 o ne1eY1ew?1mqine1hem aJI in one space and you ~n get "" idea of how I feel about the nev. film by Rob Reiner, "Stand By Me .. It" by far the best movie I have seen 1h" summer and certainly one of the hnr of 1986. It as warm. tender. truthlul loving. and best of all, not clo}1n11h sweet. I can't recommend 11 trn highly to you. R~ Rcincr sure!) must nov. Ill. cons1dert'd one "' the pre-cm int n movie d1rectuf\ ol lhc day Althou~h he cut his dirl'1 tonal teeth 10 nu mcrous ep1wdl'' nt "All In The him ily" he ha~ aJwa~' shown that b1uer concept of thing' nccessal) 10 bn n~ a movie to hfc. It requirt~ an apprcciati<)'i'I of time and a sense 111 space. These qualillcs which v.crr glimpsed in "This ls Spinal Tap .. and "The Sure Thing" come to fru1t1on 1n this movie. There is the ~n'>C nl mtimacy; thcrr rs a le1sun:nc~\ 1n pace; and there as most •f!'IP<>hanth ,1 feeling of caring about 1t(to '11hJt·11 matter -com1n~ of ae.e Photographed 1n ttntral Orl•gon the visual effect 1s stunning \ ou lJn almost feel that lazy musty sen-.e 111 the.-days near the end of c;ummer Long visuals 1ntercut with reve;1hnl' closeups of the boys are moc;t r rTecll'l in carrying on the stor} Add 1n thl· w und track of the earl) rock '°ng' 111 the late 50s and you can fttl tlw nostalgia. Finally, this film 1s worth a rating ol a full Navy of 5 boats 5 boats From Left. WU Wbeaton, RJ•er Pboenb, Jerry O'Connell fpotnt1nc> and Corey . Petclman are fov boya wbo ban eet oat to find tbe body of a mt••nc yOGtb lo "Stand Bylle." Amy Grant to bring her gospel tunes to P-~cifiC- The persona-hie 25-year-old Christian singer ha s been on to~r nearly a year the world's la~t producer of con- l<'mporary Chnstian records Grant signed with them at age 15 and her p0pulanty has seemed hmitlus since the n recording nine albums 1n under By CINDY TllANE CllJUSTESON °""' -Cw ' •• t I niagmc a 25-year-old having to ht'r rc.-d1t nine musical aJbums, four < 1rammy awards, two albums ,·nafied gold and 1wo ccn1fied ~-pJ.!.!!!J._U m? Whal 1fthis person performedata acmony for President and Mrs Krag.an one month before sin~g and dJnc1 ng w11h Stevie Won and I d<11t· Murphy on nauon tele- • \Ion" Wouldn'1 it be incredible 1f •hi\ "nger had never had any formal 'l"rbal coaching? '-"uuld you be impressed 1f th1'i 11ung 'itnger had sun1 to more than 1hrcc-quartcnofa million people and 'd' completing a twice extended ntcmauonal lour'! Would you hc- 1 il·\ e this could happen to a gospe l 'lll&Cr" 11 t ould and 1t has and ovt'r 18.000 r~:uplc will be ltstening to ht'r tonight .11 the Pacific Ampitheatrc in \ostn \k\3 HCT name" Amy Grant. .\m) Grant is che hottest slar m lon1emporaryC'hnsttan mus1c 1oday. \nmet1mes called the sweetheart ol l!!'"flCI and the Michael Jackson of < hns11an music, Grant 1s also the first c hni.uan artisl to cross from th<' < hnsuan s1de to the pop s1deOf mus1c I.ind make It on th<' pop chart's top 40) I h1~ bnd&Jng th<' gap betwe<'n ,,1ucd and secular music occurrt'd "'hen ht'r d1stnbutor. Word Records. 'trud a deal with A&M Records lo 1l"1nbulc her latest aJbum . "lJn. ttuarded " This liatson makes 1t fltl\\1bk to ha ve \hnsuan p0p .ilhums availabl<' in mainstream re- cord ou tlet\ and not JUSt Chnsuan I 0 )'ears. bookstores. Grant and a professional The suc«ss hasn't si>01led her and I l-p1ece rock band led by her hus-she seems to keep her perspective an band, gu1tanst and songwnler, Gary hfo. Jn a recent Saturday Evening Chapman. are currt'ntly finishing up Postan1cleshecxplaincd, "I'm a viry th<' Army Grant Unguarded Encore normal person. J struB&Je Wlth all the Tour which was onginally to end last ~onnaJ, everyday" th1ng.s. But I also spnng:-So-f.rnhc--tour has been in-the-...fu'.L United Stat<'S. Canada. Austraha. embedded sense of~ope -probab~y New Zealand. Alaska and Hawaii. because I truly believe that God is Th who He wd He was and that Ht'·s . e youngest of four daughtt'rs, acted an my hfc." Grant was born in Augusta, Georgia. Her (am1l) sell led 1n Nashv111e wh<'~ Amy Grant laves by the golden rule . her fath<'r is a prominen t physietan She leads a clean hfc. To Grant. She met her husband. guitarist and asptnn 1.s a drug. She 1s energeu~ and song-wn1erGar') Chapman ata party. her JOY is contagious She can sing a ct-lebrating one of th<' songs h<''d sof\ ballad or belt out a rock song. wnucn and she'd. recorded. Mamed never losing her voice nor s18!'t ofber in J.984. they s.till lt\c 1n Nashville on ,Joa1 to smg about hfc and ~take a a 200-arrc farm wnh horses. p1gs and Joyful noise unto th<' Lord. Even dogs. Oc'iplte the stardom. Grant has c.onfirm~ atheists would hav<' ~hard maintained trad11aonal values and ume finding fa~lt with her. Sincere plans to hav<' a large family somcda) about her fat1h wnhout being In 3 recent magazine rntt'rvl<'W Gran• preach). Grant sanp sonp 1hat arc eJtpla1ncd her poss1bl<' early reure-about real feeltnp, rca~ people and men! 1o raise a family b) saying. "I rca_ll1fe. Sht> is involved m most of the thank 20 yurs down the hn<' I'll wriung of her matcnal. often using probabl) be carpooling my teen-agers Bible verses and personal ex- around I won't give up wriung so}lgs. pencnces. but somcbod) else Wlll ~ singin11 Grant ·has received cnlicism from them... some Chnst1ans who think she sold Bt'&inning with piano lt>ssons in the out or diluted her message for the sake third grade and guitar 1n high school. of sucttss tn the scculu market. They Grant has alwea)S lo' <'d music She p011H ou1 that her music has a pulsing was 1n1eres1ed 1n p0p music and rock and roll beat and thatshc danC'CS began songwntingat the age of 14 B> around the Stag<' 1n provoc~tive l S she was ~ork1ng 1n a NashV'lllc outfits Reprdmg these matter.s.. recording studio, \weeping floors and Grant 1old a magazine wntcr. "We demagneuzing tapes when a producer don't want to shove anything down heard a tape of her songs that she had anyon<''s throat When you stan madt-for h<'r parents H<' hkcd 11 so getting churchy. they stan running.·· much that he auditioned her over lhe The lyncs to the sonp on her lates1 phonl" 10 Texas-based Word Records. album. "Unguarded,' arc more sub- Amy Grant performa toal&Jlt at die Pactflc: Amplaltbeatre. ti<' than her other albums and focus more on love. mamagc and cemp. tat1on. They rarely mention Jesus or God bu1 th<'y still have an obvious Chnsttan message. Grant hopes to be .S.A. 's top pop singer with a wholesome image. Clearly she offers something beyond Madonna's matcnalism and Cyndi Laupt"r's idea of fun . Sb<' was quoted 1n Se vt'nteen magazine a.s saying. "My fi r.11 desire1s to let kids sec into my ltfe, to sec me admtt that I screw up a lot and yet Lht' most fulfilhng tbin.J l have found as to have m) spmt~l bf<' ID order." It must be wor1cmg. Ei&hty-e1gbl percent or her fan mail is riom kids. Her nearly year-Ion& tour will <'nd 1n early September. And after that'> Molly Malory at Blanton and Karrcl Reunion Records tn Nash v1lk (Grant's management compan)') su mmed 1t up well in a bnef phone interview. "Amy probably won't bt' on tour again for a whale. W t ma)' be working on another record \O()n And besides. she n~ds a bre.ak!" . I . . These kids from Philly are 'Dancin 'On Air' Although the s h ow comes from Philly. it has tiadgreat popula rity in t he West By LES HONIG o...,..._.e...,...,.,, fhe names and faces sttm fain ti} t H>Cat1ve of an era gone by OvC'r her(' in the crowd is Mike lnglt>~: a1 l t'n ter-stage. Bobby Catalano and there. on the ri&ht.. Joe Ccccol<.h 1s dressed in an uptown f.l\h1on: the hairstyles art ofkn pla in even at times. frump)' Whal 1\th1s?Certainlynot L.A in 19M It must be Ph.illy. 1957. Well. no1 quite, but almo'it In our era of ul Tram and Sobd C1old slicknes . there 1s still a 11l·ktt* that transpons tts bearer 10 a \1m plcr. less prttcnuou!> 11mc, all rnmphmcnts of local ( hanncl 5~ ( K-OOC). That ticket 1s stamped. ··oancin' on Air," and the train'\ conductor, a fellow aptly named. Mike Ni~, , II ~ems that, n•dccd. Ph1ladcl· ph1a.1n us tradition Hd:rncccap11al or <\mcrica. has produced a nc~ old-wa ve variety of dance show for lhe now and ye terday 1enerat1on'> to ,hare And in tn1e. mid·l!Os Rill C o)O) 'it} k. 11~ formula 1s one at least 30-year'i-old in ongin It 1s, s1mpl) let people interact w11h people Producer Mike N1se: "This really 1., a peopk watching and people interest .,how Music 1s the medium tn which the k1do; relate. We hav<' c·q>andt'<l the danc<' show concep- tuall} '>O that <'veryth1ng we do pu1 n1o; up rclat1onsh1ps amongsl ~1d\ and thco;c regulars become pe~nal fovonlts of the audience WC" havl' a warmth. we havt' a real fami ly atmosphere. and yo u can see 11 1n the wa} that we deal with our l..1do; and with our kid problems. Lcuers 1alk about how they want to he pan or our fa mily .. "family-indeed ~ms to be one of thC' major elcmenb e"pl:uning r>anc1n'\ \UCCCSS. Instead of l\ host who rC'movc:s him or he~lf to a podium awa} from the net ion. here the announcer 1\ seen always ad- m1st a c;ca of ayratmg kids Every break 1s ut1l11cd to clicu some rei;pon'iC from ccna1n key "reg- ula"" be 11 tn the roll<all feature. "'here a particular quc t1on of non- eanh hak1na weight is po~ (hke .. What kinds of thing make you tough " as a lend-in 10 1he Fabulou\ Thunderbirds' Tough Enough). or in the more serious Teen Talk forum wher<' listener problems arc discus~ and suggcst1ons for help offered. The hosts. at all times. must remain spontaneous. vibrant and above all, canng. AC<lording to Dec Buffcna. the show's mail coordi- nator and parent of one of us mos1 in-demand dance!"$, Man, th<' latter quality is the most crucial: "Mike's looking for someone who reall) loves and CnJOys the kids.·· Hopefully, he has found JU t that 1n the program's current v1dJa)'\. Chnsty prin~ficld, who double'!> as a radio all-night jock at Philly"!> WCA -FM. and Andy Gury. a newcomer to the \how. but a famrhar voice on local radio there Both individuals attempt act1vcl} to fosccr a family feel on the a11. through what C'hnsty refe~ \o as "controlled spontan<'ll)... ac- romptlshcd through unexpec1cd personal questions to the kids. Andy agrees: "I ltkc to do lunch w11h them because 1t help~ u relate better on the Ooor. Then I'll sa) something like. "Eddie. I heard you 101 another"'t1cket today." after I heard about at from another kid . "When you find out 1t11ns.s hkc that and pnn~ 11 on them. that make 1he how.' The 'lhow's 120 regula1" and "permanent auests" have grown together wnh 11me and no"" also l seem to genuinely shar<' this family fethng. While they arc llghtl)' supervised. having to follow some 47 ground rules set down by N1se (i ncluding a ban on smoking. dnnk1ng and drugs). they seem to bt' very accepting or these regu- lations. Most appear grateful Just to be on the show and to have been allowed this chance 10 develop poise and confidence. a$ well a11 many new fnt'ndships both on tht' set and with pen-pal., from all over the nation. One typical reaction C'amc from popular regular, Mike Inglese "I'm not as "hY as J used to be. Now it's easier for me to go out and talk with a girl. The show rcall} hrough1 me out and now I'm planning on taking up commun1ca- t1ons when I cntcrcolkge." Mike, an fact. has done "uch a personal turn- around that he rt'tcntl y led his own on-air "Say No 10 Drugs and Dnnkmg" campaign keyed to this pa t "pnng's prom and graduation seaw n. (His etTon has evoked a cremcndous Oood of !lympathetiC' mail 1nclud1ng a pef'\Onal "than~ you" note from Nanc) Rt'agan.) And how has all this sample, Clean-la \ ang aonc over With the wph1st1ca1~ I .-Orange C'ounty youth market? Accord1na to KOO -TV program director C'laudi Drcager, very well. indeed. While always popular dunng tts five-)1."3' run on O~'ltup 'llataon KPH 1.-TV (ll 1s now 1hc1r \1xth most popular show). 1t has also grown in v1ewersh1p here. as well. wnh Ms. Drcager pronouncing 11 one or 56 's most popular shows "h> a landslide." And even though 11 wai; N1se's ongmal hoix-to usc KDOC' to produce a new. Wt'St Coast version of 1he program. (a financial 1mpract1calit> at th<' lime). both sides seem quit<' happ' wtth lhc 8fowing populanl> of the Ph1ladelph1a version over its local one )'car ha'itOr) .. The .\nahe1m 511uat1on ha~ been great bccau<;e 11·.., proven to u.., that kids 1n l .. A can relate 10 kids nn)wht're else." Nase state~ "We were told l>y man} stations oul in our mark<'t that.' 1n no wa)'. could l>uthcm Cahfom1a kad-; relat<' 10 the k1nd'i of 10ncr--c1t) kids here 111 Ph1ll) w e·"<' no"' gotten thousands of let.ten proving thaf!o not correct ·• Included in 1he 'itack~ of mail are man)' reque'its for the 'ihow and its rcgula~ to vim our area. as ~ell a.., the u'>uaJ Question-. solic111ng personal 1nforma11on and au1ogr3phcd photoi. A Wt•\t \OMI tour ma) sllll bt' 1n 1h(' offina \Qmcday. If "·ost problem\ l3n somehow he 'iurmounted For now. however, Oran c( oun- l) dC\-OtCC\ of lhO\C fnendly fun- filled Phall> fol k will havt' lo contenl thcm\Clve"i Wlth dad do s of Dancin' on .\tr. Sttn Monday through f-nda' al ii lO pm Dally Piiot Oatebookt Friday. August 15. 1986 13 • - ' -FmeArts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -Part 2: ·sull01nga clas ical record collection Last "'eek \.\Coffered part one an a any way represent everything ever three part scnes on bu1ld1ng a basic recorded. dass1cal record collection. The re· ... However~ gems are gems. and the fords presented were based on per-three gems discussed were: formed b) v1ohn1sl ltzhak Perlman with ijle ( h1cago S) mphon)' con- ducted by Carlo Mana G1uhn1 (Angel. S-37286) •Mozart Clan net Concerto. per· formed by clannettst Harold Wnght wnh the Boston ymphony con· ducted b) Se1Jt Ozawa ( DG. 1531254) wnal e'\penence. and could not an •Brahms V1ohn Concerto, per-•Wagner's 1eifried Idyll (and ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ other ~~ 19th<entu~ wo~s) pc~ I formed b) the orchestra of the l\c ade my-of-St-Ma run s-1 n -t hl .. Fields. under the baton of N<.'v1lle Mamncr (Angel, DS 37758) CHRIS PAL11EI IE DD Bmlllml .... ,SlEPfB fllMt.-...111 Miil. DaBll "Mt• 00" lUll Clll8IOB) AW rwoo ":SYlY510 t£W --:.:=JU na =•a. i -:MM MY .. 11 S. .tllr CIDIY ""-:SllflB f&I --r:lll ml ~ Ctt•a..s. ..... J~.:: SPECIAL ADVANCE PREVIEW TOMORROW NIGHT (Check t~atrn for prevl~ times.) COSTA MESA LA MIRADA WESTMINSTER UA Cinemas 540-0594 Pacific· s Gateway 5 52~ 1611 UA Mall 893-0546 I t Dally Piiot Oatebook / Frtday. August 15. 1986 we observed earlier. the no" ice Scrkan's loving anterpretauon of searching the bins at tlie local rccorcr-scnuocns ''B=1llll Sonata.' 'f-u-thosc shop has man) opportunities to be of us who tnp over ··chopsticks," this immersed 1n good classical per-recording 1s nothing short ofm1racu- formances. and also to be subJectcd 10 lou'I. med1ocrit). Our advice was to seek Where does Schubert's c:ompo- out particular performances rather st11onal mastery IC'ave o ff and than particular works or performers Scrkan's bnlhant performance take Even the masters ha"e bad over> One without the other is JUSl da~ s. some of which arc prc..crvcd fine. thank you. Together. the~ for ctcmll) on vinyl (The FDA does produce an expenence of great lii'r- not \Ct require warning labels on such cn1t). There 1s some drama here, too recordings.) But n 1s a ''wholeness" from note to Last week's recordings were per-note and phrase to phrase which tic., formances selected for their capac1t) together this rcmarlcablc per- to enthrall either a novice or a formance seasoned listener. This v,.ec l . we explore three recordings which re- quire pa)ing anenuon. Lest I be accused of suggesting one should not pay au C11t1on to Brah ms. Mozan. or Wagner, allow me to note a more subtle d1st1nct1on between last ""eek and this. last week's recordings don't allow you not to pa:y attention' This week you get to choose. If you '!loose laziness, )OU will be bored. We begin with one of Beethoven's last works, Smng Quartet an A Minor. opus I 32. performed by the Quanctto Italiano. (Philips 802806L Y) "132" -as it 1s known to musicians -is an cxtraordmanl) 1n1ensc work. one or five quartets written b) Bccthoven JUSt before his death. In fact. the compos111on of the work was 1ntef'l"J'pted by \CrlOUS illness The third movement. a .. Hymn of Gratitude 10 the Dc1t) for Renc""cd Health" 1s a musical mo nu- ment Yet. the remainder of the work 1s hardl) a pedestal The compo- s111on 's strength hc-<1 1n llS e'<- traordanar) tkpth. and )Cl 11s ac- cess1b1hl\ It 1c, appropnate that this recording 1s of the Italiano Quanet. lour mus10tans who had pla)ed together rough!) 30 ~ears at the umc of this recording. The) wen.· regarded - unlll their rcn·nt d1..appcarancc from the mu~1l' \ccnr - a' the world'!> finc<,t quartet Of panicular notr 1\ their unit) of antrrprctallon If 1s oftentimes d1flicult 10 hear where onl' mu,1c1an lca\irs off and another begins .\s )OU listed. keep in mind that )OU are listening 10 onl) four mu\1C1ans. and that they are playing from memory. Next up 1s Schubert'!> Sonata tn B- flat MaJor. opus posthumus. D 960. performed by pianist RudolfScrk1n The piano 1s a mechanical deY 1ce with little fell hammers which hll metal stnn~. It 1s important to keep this in mind as one listens lo Maestro Finally. Bach's Goldberg Van- auons. performed b) harp.,1chord1s1 Rosal)n Turcck (Columbia. M2J5900) As mus1colog1st Nicolas Forkcl tells 1l, "The Count Kayscrhng once said to Bach that he should ltkc 10 ha,·c some clavier (keyboard) pieces for his friend Gold berg. which should be of such soft and somewhat hvel) character that he might be a little cheered up by them 1n his sleeple"" nights." Becau~ \ 1rtually every p1an1st attempts too earl) in hfc 10 play these works. they arc known for being cxcepuonally bonng. .. as 1s all music in the wrong nan<B". In fact. man) 1w1st Mr Forkcl'sstory to suggest that the Goldberg variation•. were in- 1cnded as a cure for Mr Goldberg'' 1n~mn1a' What a difference a fine per- formance makes! The Aria (song) and the 30 'a nations which comr>nse th1., monumental work ""ere composed b~ the mature Bach In the nght hand\ 1he\ are a re"elallon in their creat1' 1- l) · .\fkr JUSI one hcanng of th!\ pcriorma nee. there can bc ltttlc douht as to wh) Bach 1s regarded h\ man, a' the fathrr of wc'itcrn mu~" as Wl' knO\.\ 11 One final \.\Ord aoout harp'\1Chord mu.,1t It "one o t the IC'-' t)IX''> ol dass1cal mu~1c "'h1ch )Ou ca n pla> in \Our car 1,p1call}'.eJ1.trcmcsofloud and soft in class1Cal mu\1t make 11 1mposs1ble (with road noise) to hear tht· softs without the rcsuhmg loud\ cau!>ang scnous genetic damage to tho~ an the bacl scat. Harpsichord and organ music. then, arc the answer 10 this scnous health threat With the information provided here. these recordings can be ordered at most local record storc'i In some case~ they migh t also ~ 1n stock Nc't ""eek. we eitplorc romc "-Ofl'\ for the hard-core collector MTV turns five NEW YORK (AP) -On Aug. I I 981 . Music Tclev1s1on (MTV) was born with .. Video Killed the Radio Star," a chp by an obscure Bn11sh band called the Buggies. Two weeks ago. the 24-hour m usic -;1:1t1M on cable TV aired the fop 100 '1deo ofils five-:rear rt1&n. The No I clip wa\ "Born 1n the USA" h Bruce l\pnngsteen. MTV ttl hrates 11\ b1rthdav this month ac; an innovation turned '""11111110n. 11' progress made in double 11mt', lea ving <'nlln con founded and changing the w;h America ltstens to. and look\ at music "We knew "'e would be successful We didn't ant1c1pute thM we'd be a\ 'iuccessfu l a~ we were, as fast as we were." s:ud Tont frcston, 'iCn1or vice president and genernl manager of MTV. "There's n whole gcncrauon out thert that loved rock 'n' roll and lmcd telcv1s1on and 11 was put (Pleue eee MTV /Pace 20) Galleries Opening this week RE"CEPTIONS TONIGHT for .1rt1sts at the following galleries. ANITA NEAL CONTEM· PORARY ART GALLERY 1·100 ..,outh Coast Highway, Laguna \ tcrcado, Laguna Beach. Recei>- t1o n 7:30-9:30' p.m. for a muhi- ~a art exhibit:ioo-featuring..t-Ae- "or ks of Yolanda Medina, Ernest Rcgua. Anita Neal Barbara \ J<,ke and G. Mansell Ri vers- Bland. 650-1974. ART INSTIT UTE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Et- 11 ngcr Gallery. Receptfon 7-9 p m for "Visual Arts '86". 2222 I .1guna Canyon Road. Laguna lkach. 497-3309. SHERWOOD GALLERY 460S. ( oa~t Highway. Laguna Beach. f<cccruon 7-10 p.m. tonight and 2·., p.m . Saturday for John R,1mos who is exhibiting five ltm1 tt·d edition prints. 497-2668._ ART-A-FAIR GALLERY 664 \ Coast Highway in Laguna Ht«Kh . 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'Wed nes· d,J\ through Sunday. 494-451 4. Through Aug. 17. Bob Da vis. 't·11ographs. Barbara Janus1. \\Jtcrcolors and Beverly Re- ' •rdan. oils. · ART INSTIT U TE OF SOl'THERN CALIFORNIA Et· t1ngc r Gallery. (formerly Laguna c ollcgc of Art) Aug. 11 through 'll .. Visual Arts '86" an all media o1rwn 1uned exhibit. Recepuon \.ug. I 5. 7 to 9 p.m .. 2222 Laguna < .tn~on Road. Laguna Beach 4'1,·3309. BOWERS MUSEUM Sculpture I rJllel) features Monumental "mall Sculptures in the ancient 1 h1 nese Cho Mo technique of 'tone carving. The artist 1s \tadeleine Minich d'Edrnc) I nt1l Aug. 15 at the Charles W H1w.t•r<, Museum, 2002 N. Main \trett in San ta Ana. CITY OF FULLERTON \luckcnthaler Cultural Ce nter. 1201 W. Mah'ern Ave. west of l uchd St. 738-6595. Ceramic .1n1st Ernest A. Batchelder'<, "orks will be exhibited unul Sept. 21 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesd::i ) th rough Saturday and from noon 10 5 p.m. on Sundays. Closed \1nndavs CITY. OF IRVINE FINE ARTS CENTER 460 1 Walnut. '5~-1 078: Richard White. an instructor of ceramics for tht• I aguna College of Art. wtll sh1N fired brick sculptures. Irene Vm- ~cnl. an Irvine n:s1dent. cxhih1t' l'>ur monotypes and one abc;trnc:t c;culpture. CITY OF JRVINE FINE ARTS CENTER Galleries I and 11. Donald Karwclls arld Roger Kuntz. An Orange Count} 1t''lt· dt·nt. Karwc lis will exhibit 20 'car~ of pai'nting ~-Kun\/ shows hts "Bathtub Senes .. of paintings. DIANE SASSONE GALLERY 27 Forest A venue. Laguna Beach. George Hurtell/BiJan Bahar exh1bi11on . 49~2440. LAGUNA ART MUSEUM at outh Coast Plaza, "Graphics by Painters" curaled by Lora Brown. former director of Mills House in Garden Grove. The South Coast Plaza expansion location is direct- ly inside the Bristol >Street en- trance of South Coast Plaza. 662-3366. CITY ffF NEWPORT BEACH Ci ty Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, 644-301 7. Ca th) Weiss exhibits oil s and Pat Wood shows works in fiber and other media continuing through A.ugust 27. NEWPO RT HARBOR ART MUSEUM 850 San Clemente Dn"c. Newport Beach . "The I ntcrpretn c Link: Abstract Sur- realism into Abstract Ex - pressionism., continues through Sept. 14. Also. the New California Artists series continues with works by Gle11. Rubsamen. Mu- ~um open daily except Monday. _ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Fridays uot1l 8 p.m. through Sept. 14. Ad- mission: Free to museum mem- bers. $3 adults. $2 students. 'ieniors. military or groups of mort than I 0. $ l for children to 17 )Cars. 759-1122. ORANGE COUNTY CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART S1>.th .\nnual Juried Exhibition. Joan Hugo, Juror. Noon until 5 r m. Wednesday through Sun· <la). 549-4989. QUORUM GAL- LERY 374 N. Coast Highway, I aguna Beach. features Arleen Husl.'b) ·s seac;capes and local lands.capes and Virginia Huff- man·~ watercolors from the desert to the sea. From Aug. l to l\ug. 31 . 10 a.m to 5 p.m. daily. closed Mond:t~. 49~4422. SANDSTONE GALLERIES '84.\ North Coast Highway. Gal- kf\ RO\\. Laguna Beach. 497-6775 Handblown glass by ~tarJ.. Chapman. Ben Rigney and \nn Nu1tcn Tuesda) through "'unda) 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. SCHAAR/GERMAIN STUDIO GALLERY 484 North Coast H 1ghwa). Laguna Beach. Open Wed. through Sun. 11 a.m. to 5:30 p m. featuring watercolors b} Frank Germain through Sept. 30 494. 7~89. SUSAN SPIRITUS Gallery. 522 < )Jd NewPort Blvd. Newport Beach. 63 1-6405. 12 noon to 4 p m Tt1esda\-through Saturday. Photograph) of China. Mark .\braham~on. Sharon Boysel. Roger Camp. E. Michaels. John ')c>.ton and 1\kxander Vert1kofT. UNDERGROUND ART GAL· t.ERY n~·wl) opepcd in the Mui· doon·, courtyard. ·Design . Plu~. Nl'"" port Center New Cal1fom1a artist" cxhih1t in oil. watercolor. acrylics. ceramics. bronze. sculpture and woven fiber... Mol\4 da) through Friday t l :39 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and by appo~ntment. Special evening ga~henngs . aic planned. n>r more information call 720-9~5Q. "llMUIT~ .... ...... ... , ........ edwards TOWN CENTER 751 ·'4184 BR•STOL & A1;'0N A(RO~S~~Oll S COAST PLAlA ~ , • ~ • ,, t .. --~It$ .. _._ WCllZY_.. .... ........... , ...... ,... 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I "'• ......... ~-... ~y .. ,, ft .. , Xylo p hone in t h e park Barnee Cooper play• "Mallet Fun" on the xylophone at the Perllina School of llaaU: Recital held ln Coeta Mea earlier thla week. Cloee to 50 atadenta performed at the recital. New Disney film is a sappy flop By GEORGE WILLIAMS McC_, ..... ...,,..,. .. fhgh1 of the Navigator" l'i a return by Walt D1~ncy P1cturcc, to those dafT) days of )CStel)car that gave us "Son of 1-lubhcr:· "'That Darn Cat... and "'The l o' l' Hug ... Booooonng. The navigator 1\ a 12-year-old F-londa boy named David Freeman, played by cute Joey Kramer. who fall!> -down a ra' inc while out walking w11h h1sdogBru1crncarthe1rho mcin I on Lauderdale David lo'IC-. consnou\-ne'>~ for what seem<. a few minutes But when he come-. t<>. he finds that eight )'Car'> ha ... e gone ll) ag1n~ e\eryone hur him The my'ltcn I'> cleared up when \c1cnt1'>t\ lor 1hc Nat1<>nal <\cro- nau11c\ and ~pace Admin1strat1on discover what 1\ hidden 1n Da' id'\ uncon~1ous brain: a bundle of com- ple\ knowledge that \Ufl>3'i~'> tht• learning ol canhhng'i Put that together with the lal'I a \.chicle from outer space ha .. 'it.illcd nl•ar David's home, and 11 bl"toml'!> clear that David had heen adopted bv fii the urw ul thr \P3lC'\h1p had bl•en trained 10 na' 1ga1e the craft . and had !>pent tho<.e eight )C31"i 11pp1n@ around the un1vcr<;e. 11·., a fine idea for a mo" 1c w11h a lot of potential for warm. 1n ... 1gorat10g cntemnmnrnt But then t•verything goc\ 'iappy. JUl>I hkc tho<,e 1>1..,nc) films mired the \tudw 1n mcd1ocnt\ fo r too man> )Car' Whatahnul Da v id~ mom and dJd the n1ghtmare<o the) must ha"e gonl' through dunng those eight year'i, and their feelings when Da" 1d return,·> Whal ahout the prt•o;encc of l>a' 1d "1th all of thl· knowledsc he''> ar- 1.1uired Jmo ng tho-.c c;c:icntmc;'> It would have bcl·n 1antah11ng tn lollow l>a" 1d ~1ngle-handedl~ re' olu11on 111ng thl· spate program. \howing NA~.\ how 1t could \lrcamline 11\C.'lf Director Randal Kle1\Cr chmc to ignore Jll that potential -and to lca"e large. 1llog1cal hole'i 1n h1\ 'ilOI) -JU'it \O he could turn hack the clock to a Disney era ""e'd all hk<· to forget It'<; a monstrous case of m1<1sed opponun11~ DeU Favorites Hot Entrees Hot A Cold SudWtclaes Fresh Baked Goodies or•:~ 1 OA v~ U \ \ .t ..,t-,WPOH1' lll.\'I> ff •2-9690 IUWHOI. A IRVIN Jo. AV fo. 71\6-19ff0 l'I. \( •.NTIA .t I !lTtl A Vt: . 631-999" 'Laundrette' is a .probing film By GEORGE WllJ.JAMS lllCG......,_ ....... \omc movies arc hke high-tech dt'tl'rgents Th~ enable you to wash In\ <Win OWS or the world tO uncover wondrous slices of hfe you nt'' ar knew existed. "M y Beautiful l Jundrette" 1s one. Director Stephen Frcars, one ol ~ ngland's most talented filmmakers. deliver\ a generous slice. a pleasure li 1r the eye and the palate. about n11Klern South London and the every- d.1 \ fr1c11on between working cla~' \nglo-Suons and socond-gcncra11on 1'.1~1"an1\. 'ln1Jr played by prom1s1ng new· 1mcr (•Ordon Warnecke. 1s on the 111nhold of entenng the univer\tt) II " .111cnding college ·~ mostl)' the 1111t111ion of his tx-dndden. widowed 11 hn a successful 1oumahs1 '" I'.~ I\ I Jn but now a de~pamng I ·m111 hounded for his left-win@ 'w' I t11 hJndsome Omar 1s 1mpa11rnt ,, "" c h1\ father's shabby flat td11o~in, the ra1lwa) track' lfr '1111\ 111 embarl. on the C1ood l 1k pr ·~·ntcd b) h1\ uncle. to arqum· 'I I.ind of power that onh monl'\ 1 hnng I Olk Nas'ier. a fan of Pn rnl· \linl\ll'r Thatcher. has found wa>' 111 .qut'l'/l' wealth out of l:.ngland\. 11111.111\t 'Y"tc m He 'let!\ somcthmg ti h11n\Clf 1n O mar and g1ve\ lhl· bc.l) 111 11pponun11y 10 JOin h1!> wrh ut nit rpn'>l'~, ..cttmg up h1~ nephew ,1.., r11.111a~l·r of a nindown laundromat -..,1,~·r ~ems quietly pleased when 11, llnJ, that Omar has 51olcn dru11.' 11111n a l ouc;m 1n Order to finante a 111.·l 1.tl'ular reno"at1on of the laun dromat and to hire an Anglo 10 help Omar run 11. The Anglo is Johnny (Daniel Day Lewis). Omar's former ~hoolmate who used lO chase after him and bounce fists and racial slurs olTlw> head. THen Omar and Johnny became lovers before dnfung apan when Johnny jomed a gang of punks cons tan ti y harass1 ng .thf "Pak 1s." Bu t Johnny has become d1s- 11lus1oncd. He no lo nger wants 10 bust heads and hve the vandal's hfe. and he sees the laundromat as a wa) out 8e'l1de'l, his love for Omar 1s suit 1n1ac-t. Even when Omar tells him he get\ \at1<,fact1on out of watching Johnn)' mop and clean as Omars emplo}ec at the laundromat, a re- hc~I of the roh:'> their lh1ldhood promised each of them Johnny <,ct·m\ 111 dlCepl 1h1'> a'> rrasonahle and JU\I Thl· union brtwcen Omar and Juhnm "further te'>ted when l 'nclc :-...is\Cr'<, lu\I~ daughter Tania, ex- pcucc.l tn bccomt' Omar'c; bndc. ac;ks Johnn\ 111 run av.a) v. 1th her The prc'>'>Url· mneasc'> when Omar·, latha appl'alc; to Johnn~ to help get hi'> \on out of lhe "undcrpant'i l kanrng· bu\1nes<> and 1n10 rnlleg and whl·n Omar"• tou\ln dehbcra1el> run\ down 11n1· of Johnn) ·s former lomr.i<ll'' H1•wl'\er. 111<\ Lewie; who '>teal\ the \how If ~ou·,e c;ecn him playins the lopp"h hanle '" .. .\ Room W11h a \ 1cv. " 'ou know the w1dt• range of h1\ attmg ~loll He'<; the main rea!><>n · \h Bt·au11ful Laundrelle" "one ol 1h1'> H'Jr\ hnght )urpn~c; Wine vandals. strike in Napa "'\P \ ( al1f < P) -\ ~ 111.1100 '''\•,tllJ wa<1 offered Tuc\da) for thl' 11 H''' of the vandals responc;1hh: tor d1·,1ro~1ng ..omc $70.UOO of the mo\t 111111•d 'inc\ 1n the Cahlorn1a V.tnl' 111l.lu\lr) \hout 1,000 vines '" a \-ant an•.i "'\'f\' dipped or cut at ground lc:vd tu 1ho111 eight inches. Somt· '1m·\ l'an Ix· '·" t'd hut tht: hunchc~ of grape' on lhl· l ut-down vines are con<t1dcrt•d u~·lc\\, wine industry sources 'la1d The reward offer wa., m.id<' h\ "'·•r>J "intners andvapc grov.er\ v.hu "l'rt nut raged over last week'' ''' ll'mallt Jes1ruc11on o fahout KO row' 111 ladl"n chardonnay and p1no1 n1111 '•ne., JUSt before harvest The'·'" dali'm " tx'hl'\ ed to haH happened \ug \ l ht• propcrt1l'\. ~para1cd b~ about two mill'\ bc.·long to Bcauhcu \ mnard and Belk'itoffer Ranchc') I he grape~ from the Carnero\ D1s1nc1 l.tn l;mng a\ much as S2,ll00 a ton Thr Napa County \hcnlT\ office reponcd ">omc leads an the crime. but 1kpu11c\ declined to give detail<; .. \\.Jn ton d<'~I ruction of 'iO many "1ne' 1\ alarming and mtolcrahlc." 1.;11d Roh o .... ,<'r spokesman for thl' 'JJpa \ allc) Vintners Asc;oc1at1on ·wc·\l. nC'vcr had 10 protcll '1m·~.trd'> agarnst thl\ kind of thing Ho .... lan we protect 30.000 acre' of '1nt•,ard~ '" the '\lapa Valle\.,.. a. ..... n. ... , .................. e.y .... -. .. ... 11.leHA ll'AMC l'llrllie • lluel1I hr\ llu'lt 111111 4070 wrREMAK MUSICLAND SWEAT. 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SOUTH AMERICA ... AFRICA ... ASIA ..• TAKE A WORLD· WIDE VACATION IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD-AT PETLANDI come visit our tropical birds from all over the world. our tame and talking birds are available for you to hold. pet and even talk to In our unique. "Hands· on" open aviary displays. -SPECIAL- TAME , BABY GREY COCKATIELS $2199 ORANCE WINC AMAZON PARROT $188.88 1011.1 ~AMS AVE., (at Brookhurst) I HUNTINGTON BEACH 963-4887 Out 0n1lteTownf-T----:--l - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--""~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ -Olao's~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Despite identity crisis, Pavilion very good 1 he Pa\lhon restaurant in If\ 1ne h.1, w me Jood things going for 1t. but 1h1•ce arc instances of 1dentJty "nm. I he outside spons a Chinese theme. tht· inside is unfimshed oiodcrn \ome oft he food is very good. indeed, .inti the service was eJtcellent. but thert were a few vaJlcys. r he stra~y ·~ to order the rt'all) Juttwnttc thing.s. and to forego tht rwu,elle California Chinese dishes I odJ') ·s trendy binge towards run- 3u. J~ creativity is out of place: 1n a lt"\laurant ltkc this. lt took a while ror ,, tn categonzc the incongru1t1c5 1n 11ur minds and mouths then we ,~·11lcd down to enjoy all of1hc better •h1ngr, this restaurant has to offer It didn't do mu{'h for ur, when we hJ tl J look at the wine hst. While there .in· l l labels, they are 111 chosen. and link,., ~ou are a Chardonnay drinker. th1· rnt of the stufT1s meager Ban1\h th• thought of a decent red wine unll''' you crave xbast1an1 Ga may or I r.tnl 1~an Cabernet. ThC' onh 1 11 "urttraminer 1s 1984 Smother\ llrm and we chose that 1n near 1k,(ll:rat1on It wasn't bad. but the .1rnma was more ltkc a Ri esling. and th1· ta'ltC leaned hcavtl) toward < h1·nin Blanc. We needed a h\;an~ t •c"' 1irt1 to accompany the '>p1cine\\ 111 'omc of the best dishes. 'r l>umpltngs in hot sauce ma) be llnown to many as unfned po1s11ckcrs m .1 l h1lt pepper sauce We thought 1t J 11-1111<1 idea 10 stan Wlth them '\nd lrom three Cahfom1a-ereatl\c pac;ta' ""' added 10 1he menu. a pork pa\ta n '"'<'Cl and w ur sauce. chicken pasta n plun1 sauce and 'ICafood pac;1a in h1111.\n \auce, we chose the latter tiol ind 'our w up 1s a good mca<;urc ol the ~111 hen'\ prowess. so we ordcr~·tl 1h.11 .1"0 111 round out cnthus1a<1t1t l'lcgin ri rng' .\II hut \CtUCC dumpling'> l'\l' l'n ountt"rt'd 1n the past have comt• an J '1.1"'l "'11h the fiery red stufTtos\Cd 1n ~1 ncrously. These were definite!\ \ma1can11ed The sauce umc in a -<'f)Jrate dish and the '"nudr .. dump- hn)I\ were ~ton a plate alone 1 hl·n: 11''-\'r"t:d for the potst1ckcr \er,mnl anise (a star-shaped Chinese spice tasting of ltc~nce) until one very happy mamagc. and a very autht"nt1c one. emerged . Long noodles were quickly warmed 1n the broth and brou~t piping hot to taunt us. Not only 1s II unusual to find this dish in an> C1unrse rei.taurant, 1! 1s more unusual to find 11 so well ac- complished. Bean cake (tao fu) 1s often mis- understood by Amencans, and Lhcrc- forc, rassed up. Puy. ft IS, foremost. oneo the most nutnuous foods in the world. Besides. it has little flavorofits own, but can take on the best tastes of foods and sauces combined with it. Consider the ease of Ma Poo Bean Curd with Pork Sauce. Herc a heany sauce 1s made from a bit of chili paste and hand-chopped pork. The sauce 1s cooked unlll there 1s no separation of tastes. Then the little cubes of bean cake arc quickly stir-fnod in to miraculously expand the dish 20- fold. A whole plate of health, pork flavor, and lovely te:uure. There are other bean curd dishes that are not spicy at all, and this kllchen offers a grand selcctton of vegetable dishes including some very good rggplant and green bean onei. Chinese mushrooms and sautced spinach wins every time for its color. flavor, grandiose taste and healthful annbut~. There are 28 seafood dishes on the menu, a doz.en soups, 16 poultry dishes and a lot of hot and cold appctiz.ers. There i!. also one whole page of specialties of the chef. Safety hes in ordenng what the chef con- Sldcrs his best dishes. The other tnck is to insist that your waiter help you ~lcct the very dishes that the Chinese would cat. Fo~t the token commit- ment to creat1v1ty in those pasta dt!ihC$. FIFI Cuo Trying to figure oul the thinking ot the intenor des1gner wlll kctp you men'tally busy dunng the entire meal 1f l~ food isn't enough to keep you occupied. Staning out at the begin- ning. the Chinese visual a~pects arc lei\ outside the door. Therc are rooms (See CHAO/Pace 20) Then began a parade of dishes that spoke well of kitchen efTon s. Fish 1~ talked of re' erentl) b) ( htnesc chefs. and we were enamoured ofa fresh fish 1n garhc ..aucc It came whole. surrounded by a light brown sauce that sang Wlth taste of garhc. scallion. wine and~> The cloves of garhc had been left whole 'and would have made a suitable dish on their own. The fish wa\ "° tender and rT'-------------1n.-iiilliiiii;mi1& Oavorful that 't'e quickl ) cleaned the ltallan •Continental Cuuine "Bob Burn : Still Great ... " lk•t'rly Bu~h ;,mhh Doily Pilot plate of all but bones ea el Thewtnn1ngstreakd1d not subside. o~ Nextcameourorder ofHunan Lamb. ~ It u..-as th1nl~ 'ihced and qu1ckl) stir-. fned \.\.1th bell pepper chunk<. and hot l·h1h peppers It was not quite hot enou~h to be autbcnllc. but reprd- lcs\. 11 "'as superb in every way. The lamb wa~ fresh. gallant!) tender, and grcatl) appreciated h) our palates. 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S t d y n11 \lure that was rather ta\lcll'S\ and a Uf a ,11\ Champagne Brunch l he hot and sour ~up wa' 1k- 11~htlull) thick with bean cake. !lit' nl The Dinner Theatre Premiere fl'•rlo. 1ultenne!. of wood car\ (,1 11 unch) black-colomi funrw' ottl·n of the Phenomenal Musical 11ntu~ with black musl\toom,l. 1·~, and more It was hean) and IJ\I>. hut 11m1d 1n b<>th vinegar and "111 It" peppc-r fhl' pasta was cenaml~ C ah- fm n1al\h Fus1h was topped w11h a more-than-generous amount of large 'hnrnp and a soy-~ti \llu(c wM tossc.•d 1n. round the edge o ft he pl:ue 14-ere JUiiennes of black mu\hroom. hcan \prouis. carrots and cucumhcr It looked good. it tasted oka)'. hut wh) "·"I eating w me "nouvelle" lonl()(- 11110 tn\tead oft~ "real" 'ituff' l>on't n t·n bother to uk you™'.'lt the \Jmc l1Ues11on.Just 1anorc thc\C d"he" and gt·t on w11h the dishes that prove there: "talent 1n the kitchen pmts were quickly rtdecmt-d when our bowl of noodle\ wllh 'vt'('hwnn Rttf amvC'd I IN'~ "'<'~ . • h1den hroth thftt had bccn ~1m m1'rt•<.1 with a httJe 'IO) ~ulc. \t1nic \I ,1lhc10\ little cu he\ ofbccl nntl. \tar 7 YEARS ON BROADWAY WINNER OF 7 TONY AWARDS • ~s1 13•'-"''' WITH THE HIT SONG "DON'T CAY FOR ME ARGENTINA" .EVITA Saturday & Sanday Branch T ' In BalbC)a _ __.. J F~aturlng... FROM ---r-~ "! :"e~~~:; ~::;hi:;~:dlct $ 3 7 • Auorted OmeltlH --.... ~ . ~ 9amto3pm .• 801 ON THE PENINSULA E. Balboa BALBOA 673-7726 ... American Heort·&"a . Association ~ Dally Pilot D8tebook/ Friday. August 15 1986 * I I .. ll a .. OutOnTheTown - ~~ ~ For LUNCH! -"~~ Medium Cobb alad ~~ hrimp I Fries C. ... On The Deck ~or A Gr~al View Gt-t A Tan, Too Down home BBQ. hvine I style. • o111ircf.1y 111qt.t nr1 th•• rr1nr ti (\,1u11r / rrn1~.Jl h11 k N1·wYrnk ~irlo111! ir. tl11 qrrl P.1h· ·111ok111q l•n"'l1 11 ·IJ lo II br1Jl111\q I~ dll p<1t~ t)lfhhhnq 1w;1•1 Sk< W"'rnn v 1w1.1bl1. Crisp CJiJf<IPI\ c,,.J.icl l)P''I ldtk cllrll li I ii 'II (.llf II 1)11 .icJ Horn••m;aclt · pu · •trlf I 1r , • CH· 1111 All t ladt .mcl dil th11 t11mm111y·.; ~YIV• cl puols1d• r1t 'h• •l1:q.int nPw lrvmP Htl rn1 i"1Tow1·1·. l·rcm1 hOO lo 'JOO prn r)nl·1$149b f>f:r r~·r5(1n QI 38 lor di1ldn•11 ttndPr I~ Mil~''" 1l ~kPnd fnr nnlo.; $411 J)f>I room p< r 111qllt Y r1ll omi> "I hP.ah R1·~··rvr1'1•ms pl1>o1SP b11111 Saturdw n1qht poolside ][ THE JRVINE HILTON ANO r7'k11Ct.J- t7900 Jam borCf! Boulevard. lrvrne CA 92714 (714) 863-3111 A.ltP bO.sed on •nole or dc>uOI<.• occul'>tf\Cv Nol ~,!ff to grooPf S• ••lll!Ct to w1111 ~t~1th1 Advl)nct ros.9111!11~ ''"'J' ·•NI r ''"''l\I Smu1d~v •lNl S .. ncldV o• ly Dally Piiot Datebook/ Friday. August 15. 1986 • MTV TURNS FIVE .•. FIFI CHAO •.. FromPaee19 From Page 14 togrther for them.·· With such a read> audience. mu- sicians qu1ckl) realized the import- ance-and impact of video. The chp<1 helped tum such ,. newcomers as Madonna and C'yndi Laupcr into national sensations: Michael Jackson hoped to win an Academy Award nomination after hlslS-"m1nute. $1 mtlhon "Thriller" effort. Prince. Billy Joel. Aretha Franklin. the Eurythmics: Everyone who's any- one makes videos. However. when Va n Halen and Journey decided no1 10 make chps_th1 s )'Car to help sell their ncv. LPs.-the qucsuon arose. Was MTV losing its allure? Defi nllcl) not. said MTV. pointing tu ad re' enues projectC'd to increase SI 00 million 1h1s )ear and' 1ewcrsh1p in 28 mtllton homes. 'In the ~inning. most major art1-;ts v.crcn·1 making videos." said Fn.•ston. ··1 mean. Van Halen's not making a "1deo -Bob ~gcr 1s Journe~ ·s not making a' 1dco -he>. Bruce ~pnngsteen wasn't. now he's making videos. . that bave splendid expanses of etched Cli ve Davis. president of Ansta glass. and the sort of centralized Records, cites MTV exposure rn cocktail lounge is equipped w11h an launching Grammy Award-winner open bar. black glass-topped tables Wh11nc} Housto11L..who scored four and modernistic black. chairs. The Top IO hits froft'r her debut LP. decorator likes beige paint ~nd sparse "Whitney Houston." an1facts. would you belle':'e none "Ancwbandhkca 'trlTue!idayora except for some black bowling ball- Mr. M1sler, they can crossoverfrom-loo~g-thiftgs-l>Nween booths ~oo a -.1deo to radio " Mickey Thomas. white metal palm tree devoid ol lead singer or' the Starship. said per.sonality 1n the middle of the room rccentl> of two groups that have Color comes only from the green of benefited from MTV exposure. the booths and rose-pink of the charr "Sometrmes 11 can help." ,upholstery. "We get more videos now that we The nice things are the table ever got," Fe'iton said "The first settings w11h white linen at dinner week wee' er got I 0 was ma)be a year tr me, fancifully folded napkins at all into our c>.1~tencc Now. v.e 11mes. wine glasses on all tables (sort regul arl)' get 35 a ~eek .. ~nd we can of a moot point when all 1s said Jnd add ma} be half of those done) and the good looks of the food MT V's succcss has h<'lped similar 1 am a·t a loss to understand the gansh 'rdeo ~howcases. including "Frida) band of neon around the t'ntry ceiling N1gh1 Videos" on NB( and "Hot that turns a n1 gh111me ambiance into T rad.s" on A B( glar<" akin to a laser beam from outcr Thcre'sal~o"V1dcu \.1b11w ons"on space. - BET "'h1ch features the black acts You shouldn't be bored. and you MT \. tcnck to ignore. needn"t be d1sappo1nted in the food Presents LIVE DDGELAND JAZZ Just be jud1c1ous in ordering. Wh 1k there arc improvements that can be made, and you ma) want to bnng your own v.ine, there are sausfactton'i 1n much of the food. And, the scrv1~·c stafT 1s friendly and accomplished. almo<ot cosmopolnan. In halancc. there's a lo t of good at Pa v1hon. 1714 Placentia Costa Mesa Call 645-809 l for information J•p•nese featuring· The Bourbon Street Dlx1~land Jazz G roup Thursday, Fnday & Saturday from 8 p.m. 4 -DANCING Country Mus ic by Clyde & Randy Sundays. Tuesdays & W~nesdays Complete Dinners Only $4.95 Broasted Chicken- Our Specialty -- •u•hi, •t••k •nd•••lood Happy Hour Special 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm Combination Dinner A luscious combination plate that Includes tempura, ,. chicken, a choice of yellowtall or oysters, rice, mtso soup - and morel SS. SUSHI ., All You Can Eat S 12.so 3355 Vla Udo • Newport Beach • f 714J 675-0575 Lunch 11:30 am -2:00 pm Dinner 5:30 pm -11 :30 pm' Pav1hon rs located at 1411 ()Culver Dnve (at thc Santa Ana Frecwa).l.. Irvine. Reservations are accpeted b> calhng 55 1-1688. Lunch every da) 11 30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.. dinner nightly from 5 p.m Lunch entrt"l'S $4.25 to S6.50 Dinner cntrcc\ $7.25 to S 11. 50 except for frc<oh whole li\h at market pnc<' and Pekrng duck at S26.50 (one day advance nouce rt'qu1red) Full cocktail lounge Sell parking. C ahforn1a c~sual to semi dr<'SS) at11rc . .\II major crtd11 cards are honored. We're fighting For Your Lite. t ~American Heart ~Association Slll>AY, AUGUST 17th 3:30 p JI. Tl 11 HAWAIIAN LUAU ROAST rtG rot , TROrlCAl. IJRll(S l'Ol YJl:SIM OOOTU.NT GMIS • PMZES Flitt AMI Rift --·Ulll-' ......... ._ 428 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 7 14-650-17 50 OutOnTheTown EMBERS RESTAURANT T,...ly a C-daal&al Tra4.1Uoll For an impressive business lunch- eon or an unforgettable romanuc, ,andlehl dinner in an elcganl scning. The Embers Restauraol an Costa \iksa 1s a must. Located ad1a~nt to 1hc N~wpon Mesa Inn at 2642 "cwpott Blvd.. the Embers Re!>- laurant features Continental cuisine wtth cocktails, steaks and seafood to \Ult every taste. Open.!orluocbeon-wcckdays..from 11 a.m. 10 2:30 p.m ., the menu int·ludcs a Gourmet Salad Bar Wlth a l ho1ce of 2 soups daily. Sandwich c t:m1cs. Mesqu1lc Broiled Burgers .ind entrces such as Cannelloni a La Romana, Eastern Sea Sc~llops and Pa11lard of Chicken Breast. Pnce range S4.SO-S8. Di nners arc served night!)' from ' 30 to 10 p.m . Tbe evening menu 1ndudes Steak Tan.ar. Spinach Salad f IJmbc. C.aesar Salad all prepared 1ahlcs1dc by a highly qualified staff. \J\Or tradition gourmet dishes such '" hrochette a la Forcstien:, Cnsp> I ung Island DucklinJ and Mesquite hrnilcd specialties nightly Average cinrc range S 13-S 17. Reservauons arc suggested. Phone ,,.Jh-1774. Sittll•H ltltd lH ()pe-H lD Costa Mesa I or those who enJO} the wondc:rful \\11rld of the Onent and authentic c l11ne\4.' food. the newl)' opened 'l1l·1.h"'-an Kuchen located at 51.:! W 14th St 1n Costa Mesa (acro~s from thl' Courtyaras-snopping t·entcn \h11uld be on your list of tho\e to ti) The restaurant boasts a beautiful in tenor decor with two dining rooms 1hat create an atmosphere true to t hinesc culture. rhe Szechwan Kitchen IS a famil) operati on run by Chung-Houng and knn) Chian. Mr. Ch1an himself is 1hc head chef at the restaurant."' 1th mme than 30 years of Mandann, Hunan and Cizechwan cooking expcncncr .\swell as their full menu including l hoice a la cane selections of ap- 1>ct11crs. soups and en trees. nchwan l\11chen o ffers complete dinner com· h1nat1ons and Chefs Suggestions 'lprcialues. To complement )Our mral a ~lecuon of beer. "'inr and n1,n-alcohohc beverages 1s offered \\a grand opening promotuln thl' \11.'\.hwan K1tchen is ofTenng trcl' dl'\\t'r1 with all dinner<> for a l1m11cd Now Serving COUNTRY STYLE SUIDAY $199 BRUICH Includes Beverage Well Drink or Beer 9:00 AM to I :00 PM 645-8091 1712 Plecentla Costa M••• ume. Szechwan K11chen opens al 11 :30 a.m daily and serve\ until 10 p.m. Lunch offerings feature complete Lunch Spec1aJs for onl) SJ 50 includ- ing choice ofentrcc. soup, ~lad. fned nee and egg rolls For take out order'> or r\"SCrvauons. pl~sc call .548-2060 --l'.HE.JD.LU-1lOG.ER.JNC.. Sponsors ·• Adopi.-A-Dodgcr" Night One thousand lucky children fro m )OU th orpmzauons all over Southern Cahfom1a will get ct chance to pan1c1pate in the second annual ··Adopt-1\-Dodger" night to be held on August 20 at Dodger Stadium The Joll) Roger. lnl . in con1uncuon with K.ABC Radio and the Los Angeles Dodgers. will be pro,·1ding 1,000 free Dodger game uckct\ 10 the youngsters as "'ell as free food and munchies. and a c;pec1al sou\-en1r •·<\dopt-A- Dodgcr· T-shirt Representing appro\lmatel) 20 Lo~ Angeles and Orange County youth organ11a11ons. which range from the Girls & Bo)'> Club. the C npplcd Children's Club to the \ \1.l A. and th(' B<n ¥out\. the'St children were 1n\lted.to ~nd lcllcrs to K.\BC Radio dl.'~nb1ng wh) thl')' He thc ()odgerc; and"' h' the) feel the Dodgcrc; are "adoptabll' " From now thruug.h .\ugust 19, thcc;c letter'\ will he read on thl' air during KABC ·., "Dodgrr Talk" and ··~pom Talk'' radio programs fhe Dodger adoption ceremomes "'tll culminate on Augu\t 20, when the Dodgers host the New York Mets In add111on to \lewing the game, these I 000 )Oungsters will panic1pate in special pre-game ac11v1ttcs down on the field and also have an opponun11y to mcet se\-entl of their favonte Dodger pl\vers The Joll) Roger Restaurants, a ta' onte 1n Southern ( ahforn1a for o'er .U )l'ars. provide good and fnendl> service at affordabl( pnces Thl' Joll> Roger Restaurants are locat('d throughout Southern (ah- forma "'1th nearb\ locauons in Holl y- "'"od l ong lkach In-inc. Dana Point \nahc1m. Balhoa l'iland. Buena Park. < o'ita Mc..a. Puente Hills. '\unhndgc El \egundo Paloc; \.en.Jc, and l akc hm•\I U IWJ£RA U C!.. R£AT.AU llLA~T .!) , .. t I ,, • 1'1 ••• I .... I I )11UH' ....,., ~•,I •IHfll t U(I l' 1u t Ill t1111 la., I !fll l11rnhh-umtl 40 1 111 ,,1,,,,, """' , nut• tu ( lo1w I 'un._1 .. ,' :i..,..il (, • .,I 'I\.,. • l ~w ., .. _ CAFE MOZART D._I•& Wltll M•sic German and Italian specialties. recently the recipient of an award of merit from The Southern Cahfom1a Restaurant Writers Association Top vocal performers on Wednes- day evenings and hve piano music every night at dinner will enhanct' the dining expenence at Cafe Moun dunng the summer months. Cafe Mozart. an award-winning restaurant 10 San Juan Capistrano's Mercado Village. features fine Con- unental cuisine with an emphasis on dchc1ous veal dishes and French. Chef/owner Sigismund Hau, a master pastry chef. prepares all baked goods and dessen.s on tbe prcm1'1Cs Croissants. p1p1ng hot baguettes. old- fash1oned cheesecake. fresh fru11 tnOe and authentic Black Forest cake are JUSt a few of the many delicious items available daily. Hau, formerly the owner of the Bavanan Bakery 1n T u~tin, 1s well-known for his culinary expertise. and Cafe Mo1.an was Cafe Mozan. at 31952 Camino Capistrano. 1s open for lunch Tues- day through Saturday. dinner Tues- day through Sunda} and for Sunda) Brunch Miuor credit cards an: ac- cepted. For reservations and 1nfor- mat1on. call 496-0212. Combination Top Sirloin and Teriyaki Chicken Teriyaki Steak Teriyaki Chicken l ,386Yen l ,232Yen l,078Yen ($8.95) ($7.95) ($6.95) The dollar is stronF( this month at Stuart Anderson's And for a limited time wt''rr offering 3 specials you won't usually find on our menu. Each oiw 1s served with yoar choice of baked potato. frrnrh fries or rice. And like all our dinners. they com<' with soup or salad and plenty of fresh whole wht'at bread Hurry. this offer ends August 29th. If you'd like tea also, well . that's an t'xtra l:H Yen. B L A c K A N G u s Call for reservations at the Stuart Anderson's Black Angus ~,St you. -I Dally Pilot Oatebook/ Friday, August 15, 1986 2 I •' Due to Popular Demand ... Marcello's "Early Bird" Specials Are Now Available from Open to Closing EVERVOA VI Super Specials Include Soup And Salad Garlic Bread. Sherbert & Coffee • Fettucini Verde w/Alfredo Sauce •Chicken Marcello• Calamari Frite ·• Rigatoni ala Broccoli •Stuffed Shells M:a':~auce • Linguini Al Fr uto Del Mare ONLY $625 17502 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-5505 " ..... ""''"'"" w.-. ......... . •Hl•t•ft• t ·•l'lf)f"t• ll•h•lt ""•"~ 0ut0nThe~~O ~___;_..-- By JOYCE SCHERER BOOLOVICll Con!>1der the lOnH'n1enrl' tit J 2~-hour lllfft.·e sheJ);-.an elegafl't--ffttaura11t. a ~tcmd tTJT. hanquer faciltti1:s and h\'C cntcna1 nment ..ill rolled 1n1t1 oni: location. :r'hen con'iider thl· .\1rJ)(lrter Inn \lllJated at 18700 Mac..\nhur Bhl.I .. atro!>' lrom the John Wa) ne A 1rpon. Incepted 1n 1970 h) ov. ner\ John and Marg_3ret Duffy. the Airportcr Inn Hotel has cont1nuetl 10 ma1nta1n the to p notch standard., \Cl In \t'Jf\ ago said Patnc1a ..\ndrcv.c;. d1rl'l lor ol lorn! and beverage. "We recent!~ enlargt.•d the< JhJrl't Luungl' 'b) 800 square feet." she said. "Wl· add,·d a seafoou bar which sen cs fresh o;cafood 'il'lecuon'i \Ul h as O)Sters. clams. scampi a nd shrimp rod .tail .. The s unfilled lounge. v..h1ch ''the <.lie ol hH· cntenainml·nt throughout the "l'l'\... ha~ an arra~ ol v. indov. tha t open to an ex pan'" l' \ 1e~' ofthl' I nn·~ .----------------------------.1 green land~cape. fv.o rocktatl bar\ .ind a h1g \treen television arc other katures of thl' c,pal 100\ < abaret SzeehW'an liitehen Grand Opening Special: Free Dessert w/Dinner Open 7 Days 11:30 a.m . -10:00 p.m. Food to Go • Beer & Wine 5 12 W. 19th St • Costa Mesa • 548-2060 (Across 19th from Costa Mesa Courtyards) • \ I• " t I 50 Years of Fine Italian Dining l:.n1oy our llllslne from Central i\fl<l Northern Italy livery meal is served w11h old world charm a generous view ol Newport Ba) valet park1n~ and complimentary boat slips Piano har and lull menu until I a m Make plans now lo dine with us this evening Call 17141 642· 7mM> for reservations or information about our bay view banquet lac1htles 3131 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach • 22 Dally Piiot Datebook/ Friday, August 15, 1986 Lounge. Another popular area of thl· ·\1rportl'r Inn.., lhl' upstairs Flight Deck Loungl'. anord1ng to ~ndn'"" There 1~ a well-stocked har and Jppct11er' :irl· wr' l'J for an added cnJO) ment .\nother up'!>ta1r'> f\.·aturl' of tlw \1rportl·r I'> lhl· cla!.<;1c Sk \II ne Ballroom thaH . .in an:om m1)dJ1e S! Kl to 800 peopk T he gleaming Lf\\t<JI l'handel1a'>. copper mirrored ce1 h ng and 'ioll tonl''> uf mJ u H' anu gr:i) accent thr pcrfl-rt c,ettmg for the mJn5 "cdding recep11ono; hosicdh~ thc.lnn.. "Our hanquct fanltl1l'' h,l\l' Janel' floors anu '' e can pro\ 1dc :in) thing trum a .,;.indw1ch butTct to a full cour<1c s11 do"'n dinner rhe pool'l1dc area ,., al\O a'aalahlc lur prt\ ate lunrllon<.." .\ndre"'> ~1d For d1n1ng pka,ure. thl· ,ofll) 111 ~kdttl'r· rancan Room has a touch ofE:.urorx·an elegance with deep rust and hladi. lone'i an-ompan1l'd O\ nchh paneled "alls;rnd an in\ 111ng lireplau· tnr the rnole'r ( <1h forn1a dJ\\ "B) n1mpan<.on to the Tl'\taur.1n\' around 1h1<, area. the t'vkdm·rranl'an R1111111 1c, rca,onahh Patricia Andrew• pnu.·d:· \ndre\' s ~td ''Lunch pncc' ,I\ l r.1 $5 25. Jinnl·r.$13 lo ~1 5 and Sunda,·., hn1111 \11 )() .. ro Ol'\l nix' the n:!>laurant's CUI inc. dl'\ l'l111~ h\ the .\1rporter'~ longtime chef Henf) ·H.11 1-..Jv.akamt .\ndrev.s said 11 1s a &Qi>d mt\ ( alt forn1a ta<.te W!lh a continental flair. ··what I mean b\ continental flair 1s that m.ir of lhl· menu llems are prepared tablcstdc ... \hl' '-II ··~ l' ha\e na ming spinach salad and a deltgh11 C Jl'\Jr ">alad. Entrceo; like Rack of l .int < 'ha11:aubnand Boquqct1cr .. and dessert"> <.urh < hemes Jubilee. Strawberries Romanoll .11 Banana Foster a rc all tablcs1dc ... To in sun.· its cu~tomers o f fresh bakef) gn1~! the \1rportl'r has 11s own in-house baker. v.hl· pie\, c:akc,. tntle'I and pastne'> arc made dall\ Coquilles "Marguerite" Vol Ao Vent 2 tablespoons butler I dove garlic (small) 16 scallops (medium> K D11,t '>lallops v.11h llnur and drop into pan \\hl E butter 1s hot Sautet• around three minutes \dll -------------------<.plash of wh11c wine. while cream sauce or <.'SS'i e.l·n1 .\I RPORll-R INN REC IP[ O~ TH E~ l-1 !... EWEEK C'OCKT AIL OF T Hf WEEK heat into in1xturc. Sliced mushrooms or ''at che,tnut!> m.n he added Salt and pepper to la'>t C ook a m.i\lmum of fi ve minutes. Serves four pcopl Irvine Sunrise I ounce gin or vodka (per drink) 4 ounces orange Jake (per drink) l tablespoon cream l egg (per driok) Pour 1n blender. add ice cubes and hk1 ingredients. Po ur into eight ounce glass and top v. 1tt touch ofGalhano to insure its smooth velvet) IC \tut in~ex•pen•sive* Dally Pilat ·(in ik spen' siv) not high in price; reasonable; classified advertising ll I I ii - II ,J : .. - 1J a l' Out On The Town AMERICA ~:?fl<> M8rtingale Way, Newpon Heach. 833-0080. Open 11 a.m.-1:30 1 m American regional cooking, lunch special.a, happy hour. Fresh L1,•e Maine lobeter. New York style Pill-' rooked in a brick oven. Neu ll (' Airpon off MacArthur. Late dining, entertainment. Reaer- '·atuini. accepted. Casual, inupen- ,1ve MC. V, AE. THE BARN Ha .. t the prime of your life ch0061ng 'rum the ex~Mive 25 item menu "leaks, seafood. BBQ, Mexican dis- h•·' including salad bar, and more. \\,.,tern chum and country 8m· 1>111nre Breakflllll M-5 6:30· 11 :00, I •mrh M-F 11 :00-2:,30, Dinner 1 ni.:ht" from 5:00 p.m. Happy hour \I F .s :\(). 7 p.m. Satellite dish. Live ••ntt''rtainment llnd dancing. &11 qu!'t facilities. 14982 Redhill, 1·11~ltn 259 0 115. THE ORIGINAL BARN f"A RM &R"STEAKHOUSE Yes' They are I.he original. Famous for their one-and-a-half pound l'orterhoute 1t.eab and featuring d1 .. play bro1lin1. Proudly aerving for :!4 veal"l! Lunch Mon.-Fri 11 ·2. Din ntr mghtly Mon.-Fri. from 5 p.m. -..al & 'un. from 4 p.m 2001 Harbor Blvd , C<>1ta Mesa. 642-9777 ROB BURNS "uperb as the word t.o descra~ thu1 fine dinmg establishmenl. Serving \Jewpon for 18 yean, 1pecializmg in Angus raised beef, the finest you ran 1tet.. Also featuring frti!h fish, Vl'8J and chicken. The linen covered tables, candJee and fresh nowen1 add lll the elegance, with booths and h11th back chairs for privacy Flickering lantern• and clM11ical music capture the charming and warm atmoephere. Open for lunch, ti inner and I.heir splendiferous Sun· day brunch. Extensive wine list. 37 Fashion Island. 644-2000 BRISTOL DA R lc ORIL L • At Holiday IDD TraditionalJy an aJI American favorite place to eat and priced for family dining. Every- thing from juicy 1teed.a and chops to ~pecial chicken dishea and fresh seafood. Bouot.eoua aalad bar. Sumptuou. daily luncheon buffet. Open daily for dining and coclrta.ib. 3l3t Brilt.ol St.. Coeta Meaa. i;57 :lOOO. DILLMAN' The OillmaJ\ family is ramowt for their t.radlL1onal warm hoepiulity 11nd fin food Fineet. prim• rfb in B81bot and frwh fiah daily. Com· plete dinner tl)t!Cla.b daUy. f>Tiendly -service and a fun, delight.fuJ at.· m08phere. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Brunch Sat. and Sun. 8()1 E. BaJboa. 673· 7726. 1haped lib t.op b&ta and the light futurea like martini glauee. The walls are bung with original L930'a art and the restrooma are true to deco 1tyle. l'be cuisine combines French and Jtalia.a element.a in a homey American context. Open for dinner Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-10:30 p.m.; 5-11 p.m. Fri., Sat, Sun. Sun· day Brunch 10 a.m.·3 p.m. Reser· vations are auneeted. Dinner from S9.95to115.iS...FuU Bar Yiaa, Mu.. t.erCard, American Express. Bub· blea ia located at 111 Palm Street in Balboa at the oomer of Palm and Balboa. CaJJ 676-9093. THE R IDE-A WAY Tired of eating out at placea with no privacy? Search no more! The Hide· away provides privacy with it. booths and partitions. perfect for buaineu luncheons and romantic dining. All newly decorated offering a reluing atmosphere. The apeciaJ. ties are seafood and steak.a. Af. fordable dining for the whole fam· ily. Variety of daily apedah. Home· made ll6upi and aaucea. Beer&: wine served abo. 5874 Edinger at Spring· daJe in Marina Shopping Villace. Huntington Beach. 840-6518. INDIAN ROY AL KHYBER RESTAURANT JOLLY ROGER Great American food and at the beet prices. The Jolly Roger has always been known u a good famiJy value restaurant. The menu features breakfast, lunch and dinner with a large variety of dishet to chOO!le from. From egg diahe&, griddle cakes, burgen1, sandwiches, !lalada to complete dinners of seafood, s~ehtdiert--aAd-4tilicioua-dea. serts. Family owned for 35 yeara with the friendliest service in town. 400 S. Cout Hwv , La,cuna Beach. 494 -3137 GREEK MEN E'S TERRACE Mene'" Terrace is a family uwned restaurant.. With authentic Creek food made just as it is u home EnJOY our Souvolaki, Moussaka and Mene's famolll! Baklava in the at· m08phere of a Grecian Terrace. Special change daily. Complt1te wane list, tncluding wines of Greece. 'erving lunch and dinner. Limited reservations. 23.'>32 F.I Toro Road 1' 11, El Toro S:l0-3228. C'11tering availahle V, M\. CALFORNIAN PASTEL'S • The newest event in dining in the Newport area. Featuring a special blend of culinary creationa from California and the rut of the world. Such tantalizing itema aa; marinated shrimp and tcallopta in a ginger vinaigrette salad. Mouth· wat.ering pasta like angel hair with seafood and fresh tomato. Piuu baked in an authentic Italian wood burning oven, the only one in New· port. And a variety of Crillad.ea apecialtie.. Dinner .erved d811y (d08ed Monday) and Happy Hour. Reservatior1t1 recommended. l520 W. ('out Highway, Newport Beach. (714) 548· 7167. BUBBLES BALBOA CLUB Bubblee i• a tHMun, a 30'• 1tyle supper club done with fA.n\.Uy 11nd wit. The Champagne ice bucket.a are • 1000 North Bristol Street. Newport Beach, lat Jamboree) 714-752-5200. Lunch-Dinner, exquisite dioini in I.he rnidat of a gleaming white Taj Mahal ouis.. Feet.urina award win- ning northern Indian cuuine elegantly presented in the MoehuJ tradition. Hora d'oeuvres, served Mon-Fri 5:()9-6:00, L~cb Moo-Fri 11 -2:30, Sat A: Sun champagne brunch 11-3:00, Dinner Sun-Tbun 5:30-10:30, Fri-Sat until 11:30: Res- ervations accepted, Maat.erCard, Visa, American Espreas .. Gourmet catering, wedding1, private parties, and corporate accomodation11. ITAUAN CARMELO'S This uJtra-1mart haven of ucep- tionaJ Jtalian and Continental Cuisine {a one or the more rewarding places t.o dine. Fresh put.a and special "light" sauces are carefully prepared by Lhree of the finest ltal- 1an chef a., Piano bar entertainment complement. the fun atm0&phere. Alfresco dining (weather pu· mitting). Open Tues.-Sun. from 6:00 p.m. for dinner. 3520 E. Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar. 675-1922. DEFALCO'• "Home of the all you care t.o eat antipaat-0 and zuppa bar" $4.95. Since 1914 a tradition in three cities and two countries. TruJy a family restaurant' with family prices. Din- nen! S4.95 Ui Sl 1.95. Veal, chicken. calzonee, c:Alamari, pastas. scampi beer & wine lists. Open for lunch and dinners. Sundays feature "Sing A Long" with Tony, a really fun nite. Cloeed Mondays. 270 East 17th tret. Hilgren Square, C'<Wlt.A Mesa. Reservations 722-9264. MARCEL LO'S This award winner offers an ex· tenaive menu 1peciall.zing in put.as, veal, cioppino and their famous handmade pizza. FAtabliabed since 1973, t.h1a family owned reetaurant ha.a captured the heart.a of Italian food love"-Lunch Moo.-Fri., Din- ner 7 niaht.a a week. 17502 Beach at Slat.er, Huntington Beach. 842-5505. VILLA NOVA A benuliful bay view cr~te the romantic nttin1 that baa made tho Viii.a Nova a "epedaJ kind of place" for over fifty yean. Superb cui11ine from Central snd Nt1rthern Italy served in Old World charm. Ex· tensive wine lilt. Dinner nightly.• Piano bar. F\lU menu tiU 1:00 a.m. 3l31 Weat Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. 642-7880. LI'S RESTAURANT lf you love Cbi.neae food, you're awe to enjoy dining here, u Li'• prom· iset truly authentic Chinese food. The menu ofrera a wide variety of exotic di.hea, from a la carte to combinationa including Cantoneae & Szechuan style. Breathtaking decor in a 1upremely beautiful at· moephere. TTopical drinks to quench yow t.hinL Open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. 8961 Adami, Huntington Beach. 961-9115. 314 N. Beach Blvd., Anaheim. 827-1210. THE LOTUS Enter the Orient and experience tht excellence of Mandarin and Sucbwan Cuisines. Authentic Chi· oese dishes espectally prepared by master chef Liu. The Lotus can offer culinary masterpieces t.o your liking. The lovely dininit area ia dominated with p1cturl'tl of the Lotus nower· the symbol of purity in Chinese cuJture. En1oy fine Chi· nese dining a.s well as wine, spirit.a and hospitality at the l..otus. Located in Harbor Cent.er at 2300 Harbor Blvd. in Cost.a Mesa. Call 045.3331 CDNTll\ENTAL EMBP8 Tradition is long luting and with true value ... truJy a traditional con· tinental restaurant, ateak tartar. spmach sal.ad flam~. caesar salad, au 'prepared tableside by a highly qualified staff. Savor traditonal gourmet disbea such as brochettt a la Re,ence. veal a la Foreatiere. crispy Long Island duckling. bigarade, mesquite broiled~pec1ah1 nightly ... S12.95·$17.95. Cocktail . fuU wme list. Lunch 11:00-2:30. din- ner 5:30-10:00. Reservetions sug· gested. 646-2774. Located adjacent to the Newport Mesa Inn 2642 New port Blvd .. C<Mlt..a Mesa. MEDITERRANEAN ROOM AifPOrler Inn Dote! Con~enial and secluded from th~ busy airport surroundings The Mt'd1terranean Room offerk superb t'Ontinent~I cuisine for lunch, din ner and Sunday hrunC'h. Top enter· tuinment nightly m the Csbu et l.ouO¥e The Captain's Table is open for dining 24 hours. Perfect for watching California aun.set..s is the Fliithl Deck Lounge. The Airporter Inn is located at 18700 MacArthur Blvd in Irvine 833-2770. PUFFIN'S An adventure in natural utmg Fre h quality mgredienta prepared m 11 simple yet elegant way. Award winning renl)4"8 Garden setting in a European Cafe style atm<>1phere Casual hreakfast and lunch Formal dininir for dinner. Sun. Tbura. 7 n.m.-10 p.m .. Fri. & Sat till 11 p.m. :\O~.O 1': Coast Hwv . Corona dfll Mor. 640 1573 · RI VIERA Relax to 1trecious servire in an , ,.1r511nt, 1nt1m11~ atmOlphere. E.1-~rtly Pft'J>8reO rontinrntal dishes by Chef Richud Bergner, in~ 1970. Thi11 t1w11rd winning ree taurant aJso offers an extensive wine I list, and excels in tableaide prep· arations and flambes. Open for Lunch 11:30-3 p.m., Dinner from 5 p.m. Excellent banquet facilities CIO&ed Sun. and holidays. 3333 S Bristol. Cost.a Mesa. 540-3840 LECHATEAU A touch of I.he French countr)'9ide haa come to Newport Beach, wit.h the opening of the Country Side Inn at the comer of Bristol and RedhilJ Avenue. Fashioned aft.er a Euro· pean bed and breiliut inn, emp~wng a personal touch, the Counll)' Side Inn ill I.he home of Le Chat.eau Restaurant. Featuring fuhiooable CaJifornia cuisine wit.h a French flair, menu 1pecialitie1 include Crepes Aw: FrambolMll, Cobb Salad Parillieone and Tour- nedoe Rossini. Brealdut, lunch and dinner a.re served dailJ. beginning at. 6:00 a.m. Complimentary hon d'oeuvres are served nightly in the Lounge. For reservations please ca1J 549-0300. CAFE FLEURI Take a seat in Cafe Fleur1 for break fagt, lunch or dinner. Enjoy an ex quisite environment inOuenC'ed by a French touch. Hot jazz Monday through Friday from 5:00 till 9:00 p.m. and an outstanding white glove brunch make this Cafe )he place t.o meet, Open 7 days a week. 6.00 a.m.·10:30 p.m. Moderately priced. (500 MacArthur Blvd , Newport Beach. 476-2001 LE MIDI Several thingnnllket'hts llWBrd wTn ning hideaway truly special: Walt~r. their Swiss chef. trained m some of the best houses; Palace St. Mnriu, Place Gstaad, Baur au Lac. Zurich. Authent iC' cu1s1 ne Provenc.ale-~asonal gourmet fe5· t1vals-a Sund&) brunch so unique n's like stepping back m tune to an era when excellence of food was matched by generuus hoep1tal1t). a hospitality rarel)' found these days .Jmn Mu1ca and Walt~r m their French <'Ountrv home. Lunch. din- ner and Sunday brunch Banquet fsr1hties. Closed Mondavs :~421 Via Lido. Newport Reach. 675-4904 IVEXICAN M l CASA Their food is hke a U1p lo Me11l'01 Hoopitality l(ot'S hand 1n ht1nd with their motto. "Mt {'aM es Sura~ ... or my house 1s your holLie. Est.ah fished since 1972. 1t '11 nv 11e-C'ret friends enJOY dining he" Open daily from 11 a.m for Lunch. Dan ner and Cocktails. Ent.ert.ammenl Wed.-Sun. nights in the Burw Room. 296 E. 17th St., C'o•ta !1Ae"8 646 7626. CALIFORNIA BEACH CaJ1fornia Bearh Re<>taurani Ill om of Newport's most rontemporllf\ resuuranu. Featuring n4111~lle Japanese dining includin1t 1<1.hh1. seafood and steaks. make~ th1' 11 truly pleasurable dining ex~raence Loc.ated at 3355 \'1a L1dn LO New port Beach. Lunr h ho11r11 Mon Fri 11 :30·2.30, dinner l\·:\O 11 .00 7 dn)'ll a WMk. Happ)' hour 1~1ala 1'>:30 6:30. All major cr~1l cardit ac cep~. Call 675 OSi!; for 1nfot mation Dally Pilot Datebook/ Friday, August 15. 1986 * SS • .. .. l I I I I ' ' . ' I OutQilheTown THAI THE THAI TOUCH Step in to the wonderful world of Thailand. The splendor of Thai cuisine and elegant dining is found here at Thai Touch Cuisine. Your hoeta are Pre.nee and Songw Ooungchak and they will serve you an authentic Thai meal whether vour tastes lean toward the mild or the traditionally spicy. Thai Touch 111 a little out of the way, but well worth the find. Open for dinner 7 night.a and for lunch daily e1cept Sunday Thai Touch Cuisine is locatl'd in the Newport Hills Shop· ptng Center where San Miguel Drive ende al Fo rd Road 2616 San Miguel Or 640-0123. SEAFOOD STEAKS ANTHONY'S PIER 2 The Southern Calif Restaurant Writers voted this one the winner of the best value restaurants. Their ~eafood is the talk of the town with 30-35 fresh fish daily. CBS Tele vi111on daim8 they have the best happy hour in Orange County. Menu hu C'alorie count for thf' weight conscii>ulJ. Open Friday, Sat· urday and · Sunday for dinner. Located on the beautHul Newport Bay at 103 N. Bayeide Dr. &40-5123. CAFE LIDO Cafe Lido is Newport Cannery Vil· !age's only supper club. It's located on Balboa Peninaula. Cafe Lido ia well known' for its freab aeafooo selections and contemporary cuisine. prepared by Chef Francis The warm, intimate and coiy am- biance of dU11ty rose and burgundy decor create a perfect atm08phere for your dining eiperience. Cafe Lido ui also the recipient of the Prestigious Southern California Restaurant Writers' Silver Award Casual attire. Dinner nightly until midnight. Live ja.u nightly. Call 675-2968 for reservations THE CANNERY This historic waterfront landmark in Newport' Cannerv Village fee turec; fre&h local seafood 11nd Ea11t ern beef Cons111Lently good i1erv1ce, open for Lunch. Dinner, Sun Champagne Brunch and Harb<Jr \ru1ses. F.nterUunment nightly and Sun afternoons Enjoy the lounge food galley qu~rb clam rhowder' 3010 Laf'ayette 675 5777 C RAZY HORSE STEAKHOUSE C'ountry dining with cla'!!I! Authen· lie western decor re11t.1111rnnt 1md qalnon, featurin1t prime rih, fresh ;;eafoods. and their famous pan sauteed 'lt.Eoak!I Lunrh: Mon·Fri ner reservations guaranteed). Danc- ing and live music in the saloon. Oyer Rd. Exit/Newport Fwy. Santa Ana. (714) 649-1512. THE REX RESTAU RANT Located on tbe oceanfront across from the Newport Beach pier, The . Rei is the Orange Coast's most exclusive seafood restaurant. Well known for fresh Hawaiian gourmet fish selections and specializi ngin sweet Channel Island abalone, ten· der veal and prime meats. T he warm ambiance of the padded booths. gothic paintings and Lhe well stocked wine racks lend to Ru's convivial atmoephere. The Rei Restaurant is the choice of locals M well at visitors. Recipient of the prestigious T ravel-Holiday award Casual/elegant attire. Lunch, dinner Call 67fi-2566 for r~rvat1ons. Valet parkin11: TALE OF THE WHALE E1~r1ence a step back into ume to 11 place where you can dine al your own leisure Enjoy the romanoe of old Newport with a panoramic ba,.v view. E1cit.e your eeDllH with their aenutional IM&food and traditional favoritie.. Breakfut 7 a.m., Mon.- Fri .. Lunch 11 -4 Mon.-Fri., Dinner 4-11 Mon. -Sat. S3t. and Sun. Brunch 7-4, Oyet.er 8&1 Fri., Sat. & • Sun Banquet facilities up t.o 500. 400 Main St., Balboa. 673-4633. THE ALLEY RESTAURANT Ideally located at the corner tlf P\H and Relb<>a Blvd.. The Alley Re.,tarurant offers meals with all lhe freahneu and innovation of Jerry Overland's original "Alley West" of ten,yea111 ago. Locals will remember ita previout location at the Newport Pier. Cozy booths, mirrored pillan and at.ained glaae, the new Alley rest.aurant lives up to a reputation aa the friendlie11t place to enjoy reuon· ably priced coclrtaila, fine wina, lunch, dinner or Sunday Brunch. Jerry and Psuy Overland have created an elegantly comfort.able res· taurant with a menu emphaaizing fre11h Beafoods, continental epecial- ties and California cui1ine. Visit this Newport Be11ch landmark. You may even recognne the factt of some of vour friends. Dinner served every evening from 5:30, Daily lunch '!pecial from 11:30 and Sunday hrunch from 10-3. Reserv11tions: l',46-9126. Dl\m!CFAK~ GINO'S ON THE HILL Alm°"t a Coeta Me&& landmark where fnend11 and memories meet. Gino's isn't an Italian Restaurant, but a rest.aurant being run by a llocal) Italian. Even though they "4'rve msny lta.lian itema, they also offer a large variety of other item& on their menu. Known for "Hone11t food and friendly service," Gino's features a varied nienu with empht18i11 on quality and re8.80ri1tble prices. Cocktail hour with interest · ing notion11 at 4::m PM and Pia.on Bar Wednesday thru Saturday be gmmng at A::4() PM Super fun Sun- • day Champagne Brunch 9-3. Locat.ed at 428 E. 17th Street, Coet.a Mesa. Call 650-17M> for reHr vationa, directiona or whatever. •. GRAND DINN U TBSAn. lmpTeMive dininl and prvf-'oaal produc:tione are IUH to pa... MCh time you vieit. The ertraordiaary buffet offtre rout baron of beef, rlued ham with a fruit .. uca. Geor- gia chicken with J>MCb-and slue and the Mahi Mahi i9 ..rvect in a ~t aauce. Tri-color fettuccini and C'1'Mlll ia a real favorite. Enjoy dinner and a play tonilbtl Grand Dinner T'hnt.er located within the Grand Hotel in Anaheim at 1 Hotel Way. Call172-7710. HAR LEQUIN DINNER TBEATBB Every cuatomer can be eipected '4 be treat.ed like a celebrity. The theater offere acrumptioua meala with top product1ona in an e&epnt atmoepbere. The aumptuoua buffet includn rout baron of beef, chicken and fi1h diahea, 4>UW. ulada, vesetablea, 1.nd einful d•- eerta. The Sat. and Sun. brunch includes a variety of •n diah•. The Celebrity T.errace is available for private dining. The individuaUy decorat.ed privau baJcony rooms overlook the 450-aeat hOn1e1hoe shaped main room. T he Harlequin is located at 3503 S. Harbor tn Santa Ana. Call 979-7550 GUIDE TO ORANGE CDllSTRES .11\URAN IS R~~taurant AIRPORTER 1:-.IN HOTEL 11171111 M,• l.r1h1.r HI 1"'·10• K.1.1 l7711 fHU STOL HAR & GRILL·lloliday Inn II II 1-\n•t"I ( '"""' M._ ~'i ~1 THE CANNERY Ji11111 ... favr11t• Nt wprlr1llP¥h117~ '777 CRAZY HORSE STEAKHOl'SE 1\llll flt•••""''""'"' ~'11<1 """' "'49 l'll DILLMAN'S HI! I f' J\,;1tww l\•tt•w h7' 7721; LE C'H ATEAl' 12' S Ar .. 1111 Nrwl"""' ft."" h LI'S H'llil l'ld.<ma ll1111t1"1'l"n Brech !llil YI I~ MANDARIN (;OURMET 1-.00 Adatrw C-.•w M ..... ~o 11l17 Ml CASA M g 17lh SI C.U. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1986 , oman·dies e ID 'eSafir.e Man attempts to pull 59-year-old victim from mobile home, turned bac k by h eat By PAUL ARCHIPLE Y Of ... ~ ......... A Costa Mesa woman died Thurs- day when her mobile home went up in flames, despite a neighbor's . heroic efforts to rescue her. Ruthe S. Grosz. 59, lived alone 1n Supported Senate panel rec- ommend• William Rehnqulet be confirm~ aa chief juatice. A5 California Alleged prostitution ring maintained sophisticated computer files on 12 ,000 businessmen./ A8 Nation . Fast-moving glacier a thrill to scientists and threat to Indians./ A4 Sports The Dodgers lost again to Houston, dropping nine games back./81 INDEX Advice and Games Auto Piiot 811 81-5 A3 8 9-.10 8 1-7 .8 12 88 Date book C6 Oatebook A3 87-8 C1-5 Oatebook Bulletin Board Business Classified omic_s_ Death Notices Entertainment Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices $ports Television Weather A2 the mobile home at Play Pon Mobile Village at 903 W. 17th St. When Costa Mesa firefighters were on the scene just before 8:40 p.m .. the woman's home was already engulfed 1ri flames, said Administrative Chief Jim Richey. Firefighters had the blaLe Artist stands out at festival Gao Xiao-Hua has travelled thousands of males to introduce the trad111ons of the modest Y1 villagers of rural China to the small ocean community of Laguna Beach The Chinese artist 1s catching the interest of Festival of Arts\ IS1tors 1n has sum.ng portrayals of the nomadic UURA MERK PEOPLE IN THE News tnbesmen who make 1he1r homl' m the remote mountainous provlJlCC. ol Sachuan. "'htch borders Tibet -\1 30 )ears old Xiao-Hua 1s an accomplished artist 1n his na11"e country, and 1s quack!) making J name for himself an the l 'ntted Statec; He and has American '-'•k. Janet Baker. made lhear home in Laguna Beach JUSt over a }ear ago The~ met at the BeiJ ing ~Peking) ( entral fn- slllute of Fine Art where Baker was studying for her doctorate Baker was a student of X1ao-Hua·s. Using a subdued color palene. Xiao-Hua pays cl a11ent1on 10 the intricate detail of 1 loth1ng and Jewelry unique to the Y1 pk. ··Queen of the Fare Fesuva .. c;hows a beaut~ful woman wr-~ppcd~n ~1ve sheepskin dress accented by hand- made silver button'i and Jl'WC:ll) The state!\ woman 1n the: 011 pamung 1s the Ya counterpart of the: A.mencan beaut> queen. I hl' r ire Fest1' al Queen is <;elected not onl~ tor her natural beaut). but tor her \klll'> 1n creating and designing her tnnl..el' and clothing >\s an art admirer lompltmenl'> (Pleaae aee ARTIST/A 2) Beam accuses Roth of prompting suit By LISA MAHONEY OI tho OolfJ l'tlot l left Fourth Dl\tm t \upcn 1c;onal can- d1datr Jim Beam fhursday repeated an earlier accusati on that political opponent Don Roth 1s trying to make ha m look bad by convincing a former hus1ne'is panner to file a lawsuit aga1Mt him Beam was responding to J 1 bes from Roth O\er Ekam'o; asking an Orange < ounty Superior Court Judge last week to -seal an' personal business recordc; that attornc\., fur former partner W II ham ( oopCr ma y reque\I Cooper. a memhc:r of Roth\ c,. ecu11 ve committee. tiled a lawsuit against Beam Development 1n Janu- ary seeking compensation for invest· ment money lost during a JOtot real estate venture Beam has accused Roth of trying 10 make poh11cal hay out of th e law\u11 because a telephone c;un.e) con- ducted by the Roth <.amp 1n Januan (Pleue eee BEAM/A2) Beached 44-f oat cruiser finally saved frOm sea By P AUL ARCHIPLEY Of "'° Delly ..... ..... • A wlvag<.' rrew pulled n hca1..hed plcasurt boat ofT a ~luth county beach Thursday. five dayo; after 11 ran aground when the pilot reponedl) tell ao;leep at tht helm A. bulldo1er du& the 44-foot c.abm cruiser out of the sand and the boat wa~ pulled to a ncarh' accc~~ ramp Thunda) atlemoon. ~ad Fnc D1eu of L1fejl.larJ International. wh1cft patrol~ tilt ~ac.h .\ aane stood hy to htl the ho<11 onto a flatbt'd truck late fhunday for the \hon tnp lrom Dana trond Beach where 11 ..ta' grounded to r>ana Point Hnrhor . ..aid a \poke'iman for thC' \alvafe crew < rtne erry c•.-owncr of o\nchor Mu1nr 1n nana Point vud the I I pleasure boat Fathum '-'Ould he trucked to the harl:lor 'iomrttmc before this morning 10 conform 10 state vehicle code rules on wade londs Jcrt) said the S200.000 hoat prot>- abl) sustained a mm1mum ofS50.000 to S60.000 an damage "It ha!i two SI 0.000 cngmr-s 1h-.1 filled with sand and water and will ha'e to be rebuilt. not to mention all the other water damage." kn) sa1J Earl> estimate' of damageo; of SI0.000 mar ha'e been rnrrcct. he 1d. but the Ion rr the tl<,.tt YI on 1he edge of thr ocean the more bcaltntt 1t took .. The) lrt 1t \It an thr '>Uri and thJt pounds the h<"ck out of 11 · he ""d He \31d water llttmagc to the 1ntenor. the wanna and the hull wa' (Pleate Me BltACH1tD/A2) l r ' under control w1th1n ! 5 minutes. But before they arrived, Dennis O'Kecfe tned desperately to pull Orosz out of her home. O'Keefe, his father. Tobey.Sr., and his son Tobey Ill were chaumg two houses away when they smelled smoke. They ran outside and saw the flames shooting out of the mobile home. O' Keefe ran 10 the front door where he found Grosz wedged in the front door. Flames were blowing through the pan1ally opened dooc as O'Keefe grabbed Gro l 's arm. The intense heat drove him back. His son Tobey brought a towel, which he tncd to use for a second attempt to grab G rosz. Again he was dnven back. Ken Gerard. who ltved next door 10 Grosz. said he wac; standing an the dnveway where the heat was almost too much to bear "Hesa1d,·1can'tge1 her. I l's too hot,": Gerard recalled ~ .... ,....."'Leo ,eyM Gao Xiao-Hua atanda out at the Laguna Featival of Art with bl• palndnga of peuanta from hi• native vtllaae in mountainous province of Sichuan near the Tibet borcfer. "I saw her lyan& in the doorway. so I had to run up and try to get her out," O'Kccfe said. "But J could feel the hcatcom1ngdown,and I figured there was no sense in me burn an&. I fi&urcd her lungs were gone " O'Kcefe's own hair was burned from his efforts Richard and <Jene Budd. who manage the I 03-space paJk. !>aid Grosz had other small fires in the 1 a, )cars she lt vcd at the park · She was a chain smoker, and firefiahters had to pull her maurcs out about six· months earlier after Grosz had been smoklng1n bed.Gene Budd said. She also was a d1abc11c with hean problems. Budd said · Because the fire 1n,olved a death. mvesugators would have to treat the ca!lt as a possible c.nme scene. Riche} said until the cauc;e of the fire wa~ determined · Three engJnes. 1-wo truck6. a medJc (Pleue 11ee WOMA.N/A.2) Gays co~vene in Laguna against AIDS initiative Rights leader urges activism to combat ·growing.Intolerance· By PA"L'L ARCHI PLEY OIU.00...,"°'I""' ~1gns of ~•el)\ 1ncrea'>ing 1n toler.rnce 10 gays and lesb1am.-ha ve to be met 1.Ytth political act1v1 sm. a leading ga) rights spokesman ..aid • Wednesda) Steve Shulte mayor ot West Holl;r· wood. told an audience of about I 'O gays and lesbians in Laguna Beach that their first order of business 1<, to defeat Propos1t1on 64. the ro-callcd LaRouche 1n1tiat1ve on AIDS If made law. e\Cry -;uspcctcd per- son would ha H' lO be le'>ted for A.ID\. Shulte !>aid "'' man} a.. I 00 000 people 1n < aJ1lom1a could be fired and 300.000 could be quarantined The state v.ould spend an esll· mated S2 1 billion 1mplemen11ng the lav. he said at the Laguna Outreach meeting Laguna Outreach 1<; a non- profit suppon group for the homosex- ual cummun1t} ··wh) 1s 1h1s happening in C'ah- lom1a·1·· he asked .. Don't forget ttJat in the 1940'> 170.000 Japanese were interned -under a ltberal Demo- uat1C' prc'i1dent ··fahfom1a·s a bellweather '>tale If 11'\ \uccec;sful vou can be sure they'll take the \how on the road " Shulte ~ad LaRouche 1c; cap1- 1almng on peoplc·s fear of A.IDS. and the g6vrmmcn1 1s fueling that fear rather than d1.,pelling tt Sacramento helps set thc: tonr when la"'' hke A.RI a hill that would have (Pleaae 11ee GAY S/ A2) Big drug assault at f>order planned W.\ Htr-.C,fO!'ll (.\Pl-The Re- agan adman1strauon Thur~a~ an- nounced a massive new campaign to halt the flO\\ of drugs acrO'iS the Mexican border. bu1 the new vow of cooperation from Mexico came amid the disclosure that an Amencan drug agent had been detained b) police 1n Guadalajara Ai; he JOIOl'd Vice Prc<t1d<.·n1 George Bush to announce ··opcrauon A.1- liance" along the 2.000-mlle border Anornn General Edwin Meese wal\ quesuocied about the rin.um'\tanre'i 1n' oh ing the de1en11on and 'iubse- qucnt relca<te of \i ll tOr ( nrteJ Jr an agent with the Drug f-nfOrcement .\Jm1nl\lr•1t1on Jalt'>ni ~lat<.' poltlC: tno~ < 11n<.·11n1n cuc;t0<h ~ edncc;diJ\ hut ..et him Ire<.' after he was '1dent1fied as a L gov<"rnment narcotics agent. said Francisco Fonseca. a spokesman for the Me,ucan attome) general's officx But Ten) Burke. special agent 1n ,·harge of the DEA 's Phoenix. An1 . office. charged that Corte7 had been kidnapped and ~ten . ··apparcnth from a public place ·· .\sked about 1he mc1dent. coming about o year and a half after an· .\mencan drug agent was kidnapped and murdered 1n Mexico. Mcec;e said .. ~<.· h:l\e reporh .. that an agent wa' 'de1a1 r1ed and alleged I) m1s1rea1ed·· h' hK·al \.1 n1can authonues DI .\ .\dm1ni~trator John La"'n ..aid that ( nno had hecn in \.1e,1co '>ln<.c Januar) I 'IXti He ..aid ( onez (Plea.e see M ASSIVE/A2) Airlines allotted OC flights Carrier s happy with access pla n . whic h sailed t h rough OC Airport Commission puhhc. hc:ann~' on a \tall rcpon that uinta1ned anJh\I\ ut J 1rp11n 01gh1 allu<.at111n l\\Ul'\ l<etx·l1;1 \a1J a1rpon ,t,111 J' rndcd fl'.ll hin11 uin<.IU\llln' l'.Hh 1n thl' hr.1nn11-' 1e1 l'nl11ura11-l' Jl\l U\\llJO 1n,1t-.1d ail Jngr, r1·ad111n . Jim Beam By LISA MAHONEY Of tho Deity l'llol ll•n A nl'W au·c:ss plan rc.·gulJllng tl1ghh al Orange: ( ount\ \ John W.l\Ol' A1rpon pn>eel·dcd thwugh lhl' \1r- port ( omm1i;,1on '-'llh hllll u1n· tro\er" 'Wcdne<,da\ l nhke pre' mu" Jll<.'mpl\ 10 uin- trol flight\ at tht• J irpon th1~ lat<.'c;\ scheme: 10 halantr air trJllil demJnd' • ag<iin,1 nol\t' lOnll'rn' nwt "1th l11th- oppo<,1\111n Imm .11rl1nt'' Tied to a \earl\ fM\\l'll[l.l'r 1111111 e'itahlJc,ht·d Ill \ellk ti l.t'-'\llll '-'Ith "IC\lof)Ort Bt·ath .ind l\\(l \lll/l'n' grnur' mer J1q1on iirn'-'th .111d polen11al nni-.c 10<. rea'>c.'' till" .1ln·" plan hi.'nctittcd from ran1np;it1nn h\ the air l Jmcf\. '\<lid \irp.1rt \1.1 n..1gr1 ( 1cnrgr Rctx•lla In foll the Ii na I rt.inn 111\ 1•d out 111 ..... ""',...."' l .... ..,.. A crane atralo• to pull the 44-foot cabin crutMJr Fathom out of tbe aurf Tbunday at Dana Strand Beach. A laraer crane WH nentually brought ln to do the ~b. • ) .... . , It ''·'' aprarl'nt 'W t•dnl·,Ja, lhl' .ippm;ll h \\a1rkl·<l In r11ntra't 111 hl.tnn~' 11ri pa'I plan' "'hnr ,11rlinr fl'l'fl''l'nlall\l'' hJ\l threatened la"' \llll\ -.ind c..irnl'd through on them -'flt"akl"r' l"\flr~'rd ~ennal a~rc.·1· m1·nt \qlh lhl' f)lan \.\hl(h an C\...Cnll• rn .. 11nt;11n' lhl \l:lt u' 4uo amun[l mo,1 (Pleaite itee AIRLlNES/A2) Mesacop_s ask help finding motorist 8~ TO~\ \AA~ EDRA Of.tho o""' "°' •11111 Polau .trl' ''"'"'It lh1· puhlh ' ·""'t.llhl' 111 llnd1n11 the drpc1 ol .1 p11 l\u1' 1t\J1 lo. that hohl·J lrom thl· ,, l·ri. 111.11 ,1,1.1 \fr\3 trJllil :.tl l ldcnt tlw. \l.1'('lo. ,.,1, an~ l\.\11 rt'a1plt' 1n1un·d unl' \ rtlll< II\ \1tl h.1d I 11\\ In I"' nl I l\\t!l \tc\3 rem vwtl 111 thr 11.1umo1 \l,ard at f a)11n1am \ .illn f{l•itit>nlill Hnc;p1ul I h111'\tlil' ·'' 1n\C\l1 :110" made n ,1p~JI ll• arn'1nl" ha'lnp 1nfnrma11on 11n the h11-and·ru11 :H1.1dtnt \.1onda\ Cln Me..a \ aJc l>n .. c F.a t I o"lcr'' \omhta11n alter '11fknng m.""\C h<'.1d 1n1unc\, hH hc':cn 11p111 .11kd lrl'm cnt1<:al to 'it'nmJ\ He \.\,,, ,1 P·'""''nJl'r in a Va'l~'"'"'cn tb11 1\1111 tlt1\ l'n tH k\\t.' l.an\tn ... I. "hll (Pleaee eee H&LP/A2 l .. } -----------~-----------------------' A2 Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/ Friday, August 15, 1986 0.., ......... .., ........ 1( ..... Coeta Me.. flreflghtera dooae remaining embers at a home at Play Port Mobile Vtllaae Tbur•day where 59-year-old Ruthe Groudled. . . WOMAN DIES IN MOBILE HOME FIRE ... From Al unit and 21 firelighters l'rom three Costa Mesa stations responded to the fire Grosz has a sister. Ann Barnes of Santa Barbara. and a son. Gene Budd said. She worked as a ·bookkeeper for Debkar Co. in San Bernardino, s~e said. HELP SOUGHT IN FINDING DRIVER ... From Al suflcred a fracturt·d ld't ankk in the 2 p.m. acndent. Jan~en.-0fC'Mia M e,a. lost control . uf the \'oll-s"agen wl11k tr)ing to a\01d a white compact pickup track that suddenh pulled out of a dnve- wa) in the '1l·•nit~ ol 2775 Mesa Ve rde Ea!>t. '>:lid ollicer Bob Baumgardner The Vulks"agcn rolled tY.in· CJt'l'I· mg Fo'' ler. police repurted \k am,h1k the truci.... un toucht•d 1n the accid ent. sped awa). "We're hoping someone may have seen the accident." Baumgardner 'aid. 'Tm prctt~ sure the dnver 1s going to tell somebody. and we're hoping that person will tell U!. ... f he trud .. 1s descn bed as ha\ 1ng ut1ht\ beds on each side and an open bed on the back. Police were able to obtain a partial license plate of " 2P J4- .. :ilthough Baumgardner said he didn't think the number was right. He added that investigat~..qu tioned residents in the area. hoping the truck belonged to a hired worker. But no one seemed to recognize the vehicle. The dri ver 1s wanted on suspicion offelony hit and run. .\nyohe with informauon is asked to call Baumgardner or de!ect1 ve Flo~d Waldron at 754-5264 ARTIST ST ANDS OUT AT FESTIVAL ... From Al Xiao-Hua on h1' e\htbll. Bakt·1 wa tches him 10 on.Irr tu nollLC !.1gm. of uncas1ne~s. Perhap~ bccau.-,e oftw, limited command of the Fngh'\h language. X1au-liua appear<> c;enou-. and !>h). He rcht''> hca\ 11~ on the help - ofh1sw1fe"'ho1ramlatc~forh1m But Baker hesna1es 10 111terrupt -then·" an air ul un'>pUkl'n l'l)Opt·rat1on "lie ts ha' 1ng a good lime 1h1o; \Ummn pract11:1ng hi\ l ngli~h .. \IW <,a1J proudl) ThC" languJgl· ma\ tx· .i 'mall barrier. but \1j11 l lua'.; rMinllng\;.m· bridging the g;ip-. Baker -.aid \i;1n-l lua hJ'> twcn v.cll recel\ ed b' art lo' er<; '' h11 ha \t' hcen wandering' thl' lcc;tl\ill grounds "·People ha' e he<.'n 'c1 ~ 1. unou,," 'hL· -;aid. Bctau'>l' ol the. "mplint~ ut the '1 1 people. the)' luok almo't pnm1t1\ c in Xiao-Hua·~ portrait\ \.I an) peopk fi nd ll difficult tn hd1nt· that thl' people arc ol .1 1 ulturl' '>till floumh1ng. Baker '>did Cln tht• <.on- trar). the p()pula1111n ot the 'i1chuan Y1 1c, mort' thdn I 2 million The pl"opll' makl' .1 mi:c.1grr Ji, ing ra1'>1ng. cattle 1n <t terrain 111 v.h1th onl~ potat<H.''> 1.Jn ti-nm Olten t·onluscd \\Ith '-longulian' ..\mencan Indian<. ur \hi\ an Indian<> the por1ralls ol thl· 'Ii tnbc .. mcn <;tand out Jmung the "ioutht•rn ( ,ilt· tomian an-Jnt1·\I\ k ..trt that dllrlll· nale~ mulh ul !ht· f't·,11,,il B11t the pcr\on \\ 11h .in l'\t· tor 1.kt.111 '"" nuucc somcth tng \Cr) regional about the pa1nt1ngs. l'ndrrncath the \UbJeCI!>. dC'CoratlVl' attire. 'iOmt• of the Y1 pcopk arc v..eanng black ( on H'rse 1enn1s shoes. 'iau-Hua paints the Y1 '1llagers for a number of reasons. he sa id v.1t h the help of his" 1le's translati on. ··He 1s J){'rsonall) interested 1n the pnm1- t1\ e cul Lure!>. He Ii nds them aesthe tic and personal I~ d ings tu the s1mplt~ur nature." she expl:11ncd But man) Chme'>e people "erl' not n'crh cnthus1a-;t1c ahuut h1'> ~ori... a1 lim. sht• said .. People ma) 'It'"° h1!> p1t·ture!> a t:ertam ''a' because the\-can be seen 3\ \hO\\ 1ni peopk v. ho are back ward ur pnm1tl\ e. He ts portra) 1ng an underside ofthl' Commun 1st goH·rn- ment and the\ would rather (!ht· ar11'>h} ~hU\\ · \.\.Ori.men building bridges." v..ork1ng toward 1he better- ment of the cu'untn. she 'aid.· Bu1 since 1980-the Ch1nc!>e an v..orld has sho" n mon· inlcre\t 1n 1he datl) hw<. ol the peopk ot tht· pro' 1nce.-. l>f ( hina The '1 1 arc not l'thn1talh t hine~e. n11r are tht•\ Chinese -ut11en' Onh ~1ncc 1949. \\hen the C ommun1<,1 ( hinesc bt·gan ruling thl' urnntn. \H're all the nro' ince, lumped under one gm ern- mcnr fnd:.t) l\\U ofh" oil ra1n11ng~ arr 11\\ nl·d <Jnd permJnl'ntl) e\h1bittd 1n the C h1na '\at1unal -\rt C1aller) tor \ untl'mpuran art .\nd. because the Y1 people are '1r1uall) untouched b) outside in- fluences -fo reign visit ors arc barred fro m traveling in the region -Xiao- Hua felt Jl his dut} to show their self- sutTtc1ent and independent hfestyle, he said. '<iao-Hua had longed to come to the United States for years, he said. "'An artist should understand an bc}ond his own country. I was very isolated there:· he said: Since he began exhibiting at the Festival of Arts he has sold several paintings - (Queen of the Fire Festival is up for grabs for $30.000). But more importantly. !31d Baker. he has had contacts with several gallery owners interested in his work. He also helps supplement their income by painting portraits at his fes11val booth for $300. With plans 10 stay in the Uniteo Stales, he said he will continue to pai nt the Y1 people using the hun- dreds of photographs he has collected. "He doesn't really understand the .\mencan culture yet. But he says he ma~ pa1n1 Chinese Americans 1n the fulure." Baker translated .\ conttnous stream of visitors stood gazing and admiring hi s p:flnt- mgs in what was his first show at the Festi val of Arts. "For the time -he feel s he has a subject matter that is unique. It will enable him to make a distincti ve artistic mark." Hazy sunshine in afternoon Hazy aftetnoon aunlhln. will follow nlaht and morning low cloud• today and Saturday, the Natlonel Yf•ther Set'VICe -'d. Orange co .. t beaohee will warm up to afternoon high• ranging from 68 to 72. Inland, temperatur .. wlll reach the IOwer 801 today. Overnight Iowa wlll dip to the lower 801. Sou,hwest to WMt winds 15 knot• wlll blow over 2·foot .... thlt afternoon and evening along lnnef' coutal waters. E.xtentlve low cloudlness wlll partially c:lear this afternoon. Farther out. variable winds wlll reach 10 knots or less with '4- foot seas through tonight. · U.S. Temps Hig/11, 10wt tllfOUQll 5 p.m. T'i.~ Albtny,N Y All)uql*que Am81111o Anct\Ofegt ,..,..,,,. AlltnllC Ctty Alltlln 81111MOle,S.C. Columbu9,0lllO Concofd,N.H Oellat·FI Worth Oeyton '*'-0..MOIMI Oettoll EJPeeo Felrl>enkl F1rgo 1'119f1•" Grand~• Gr .. t Felft Gr.nat>oro.N C Hwtlord Helene 81 62 "' 86 u ee 95 75 17 111 80 82 91 70 88 72 83 S2 90 73 118 .. 91 74 87 82 101 ee 83 81 91 so 79 58 84 70 84 55 98 50 81 89 90 .. ea 58 87 75 ee 13 84 58 83 59 91 so 81 51 91 74 81 70 101 78 88 12 86 1141 82 70 Calif. Temps Hlgh1, IOM through 5 p.m. Tllvndey Ae>ole Velllf 10A 85 Balc1tt1teld 100 119 8et'1ow 108 74 8Nllmoni 98 59 81g8Mr 83 47 81ythl 110 80 Cetlllllle 70 14 CulYlf City 79 63 Eurlk• 80 55 F.-.o 101 &7 IAnc:Utll 97 72 lor>g 8Mch 82 82 Loe Anotill 88 81 Mwytv!ne 96 &7 MonroYla 93 69 Monl9bello 14 112 Mont«ey 70 &6 Neldlel 109 TO Newport 8Ndl 12 e 1 our.no 10 111 Onllf\O 93 60 Plllm Springe 113 78 PIMdlfte 89 SO PelORoblll et 50 Santi M1tle Sant. Monle:e Stockton TW-V"*"f T0<r..- Surf Report 14 58 88 81 et &9 83 ... 78 so 9Ncfl ,.... Mu3 • Dir. Zuma 2 tw Santi Montcl 1 2 aw Newport 2 3 fW San Dl4IQo Cnly 1 2 "" Ovll«l'I IO< 8llu1dly. Uttle cl\lnge. Tides TODAY F\t.i low 1:04 1.m. -0 1 l.04e.m 38 Honotulu Houlton lndltlntipoltt Jecl<80tl,Mlaa. 5e 49 86 70 71 14 98 74 83 14 81 et 13 59 92 5a 75 e1 12 so 10 51 85 48 88 82 74 so n 57 88 14 86 ... ee 73 ee 85 so 52 95 73 87 t!O 83 58 114 87 11 ao 89 67 85 38 82 81 79 44 80 82 ee 51 81 68 82 S3 87 so 97 75 at 78 87 59 93 72 so 48 79 70 105 78 Extended AIOwooCI City 11 $9 At...-..0. 94 57 S-10 91 5e ~low Second hlgtl 11:491.m. 2.9 1:17 p,m "'rui"y 82 Sellnu 70 57 K8/\IMCl1y LMVIOU Utile Roc:lt LOUlevMle Memphla Mleml BMCl't 91 89 llO 85 93 73 87 11 Night Ind morning low ciouc:11 -log along the coul, tprNdll>Q U)lendllU11ng the -ty momlnQ hOurl, Olfl«wiM fair with lluy Wlfm 01}'9 during lhe Sundey through TUMCley period TIMPl'•lure reno-~. hlghl 88 to 76. Lowe 57 tolls. ve11eya, 111g11.,.2 to98. Lows 58 1oee. Sen Bemerdlno 95 SO Sii> G1llil9i 89 8 1 Sen Dl4IQo 7 4 64 Siil FrancltlCo et 58 Sen JoM 82 67 s.,..,.,.~ e2 83 Santa Betbete 88 67 Senta Cna 87 5a Finl \OW 58•.m. -0 1 ~low 8~4•e.m. u 12:58pm 27 ~high 7 19p.m. 88 Sllfl rl-today 11 II 14 e.m. Ind Mii ai 7:40 pm. Moonrl-today114·49pm lndMt• tomorrow at 1·20 e.m AIRLINES HAPPY WITH ACCESS PLAN •.• From Al air carriers while allowing a per- centage of passenger growth for all. Under terms of the Newport Beach settlement, 4.75 l'(lillion air trevelers can pa~s through the airport·in any given year. This limit requires the county to control the amount of passenger travel through flight alloca- tions. Recommendations adopted Q}' the fi ve member commission, with Cbm- missioner Ray Maggi absent. include maintaining the current distnbution of the 55 average dail y departures (ADDs) allowed at the airport. The average daily departures. which equal one takeoff and one landing. are divided into two classes -A and AA -With AA being the quietest. The Class A distribution among thr airport's nine airlines is as follows: A1rCal. 9.5: Republic, 6: Amencan. 5.5; Frontier. 5; PSA. 3; Western, 3; Jet America, 2; Continental, 2 and America West, 0. Three Class A ADDs previously returned to the county by Republic. will remain in county hands as a hedge against a possible exceeding of the passenger limit. Class AA flights will remain PSA: 6. AirCal: 6 and America West: 4. The new access plan would also create a new class of AD Os-Class E. E or exempt ADDs have been issued · to three airlines on a temporary basis over the last year. The quietest of aircraft at the airport, the category was not orig- inally supposed to be subject to flight reiulation. But to keep the airport within the passenger cap, 14 per- manent E fl ights arc recommended. Air Cal and PSA. two airlines fl ying exempt aircraft. argued for 16 or more. Their representatives also tncd to convince the commission not to give any E flights to America West which is test flyi ng a modjfied Boeing 737-300 to see if it qualifies under the Class E noise limits. The commission decided to give America West two E flights and divide the remaining 12 equally between AirCal and PSA. (f tbe 737-300 doesn't qualify. America Wesfs two flights will go to AirCal, the commission recommended. Commuter airlines will also '* regulated for the first time under t1lt new plan. Commissioners r ommend the short hop aircraft allowed up to 200.000 passengers year. Also included in the commission recommendation is allocation ·county AD Os when doing so will cause the airport to violate passenger cap. BEAM SAYS ROTH OF PROMPTED SUIT •.. From Al asked voters whether they would vote for Beam if they knew he had been sued by a former business partner. Noting that the lawsuit was filed the day before the Roth survey. Beam said. "It's plenty blatant what's going on here."' Pre-empting a morning press con- ference Beam called to announce he has the support of failed primaf) candidate Manuel Mendez. Roth met with reporters an hour earlier 10 ask what Beam was trying to hide. Roth . ma)or of Anaheim. said he was not responsible for Cooper's lihng the lawsuit and noted that he did not make it an issue in the primary campaign. But he added. "Jim's tactics in court to seal his personal business records from pub- lic review m~kes us all wonder just what Jim Beam 1s trying to hide." Beam. whose records were ordered sealed through the Nov. 4 election. said he is only trying to prevent his opponent from exploiting a situauon he believes Roth himself created. "It's obvious what their tactic 1s. This JUSt gives them an unlimited fishing expedition of my personal business." Beam. mayor of Orange, finished first out of a field of four candidates in the June pnmaf). Roth ran a close second with former U.S. Rep. Jerry Patterson trailing third and Mendez last. Patterson. a Democrat. has thrown his support to Beam. The successful candidate will re- place retmng Supervisor Ralph Clark. GAYS ORGANIZING AGAINST INITIATIVE... O SEA From Al BEACHED BOAT SAVED FR M THE ... proh1h11nl dt\\ r 111H1111111n .1gain'1 .. 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'iuch as -.exual ll' II ltbcrties. the right to leiall)' rl't ogn11ed homosexual marriages and to adopt children. but aho rl'duung. povcrt)'. li"ing w11h d1gnit} 1n old age and eliminating nuclear \\Capons 'Those arc all ga)' and le\h1an issues:· Shulte said. "Our movement is not unlike the ll' ti rights movement of the '60~. to ha\e the courage to face what we're being beset with.'' Shulte said. MASSIVEDRUQ:ASSAULT AT BORDER._.. From Al ~ · allegcdl)' had hl'l'O ·1{1mtre0:ttec..l and relea<>cd" hur 'a1J hl' did not knn'>' "hat the ml4'treJtmt·n1 l'nta1kd lie '><lid I hat<. 0111.·1 lr.1tl lcll Mnt< o am.I was en mule tu \nJOna Ju\t11 l' Dcpanmcnt \pokc'>mJn John Ruc;.,1:11 said CortN would :irr1\1· 1n T ut\011 late T hum.lay · Bu.,h. ht•ad 111 tlw '\a111111:il Narlot1t~ Borc..lt·r lntcrtl1Lt11>1\ """ tt·m. 'iUtd the m·" progr.im · v.111 lw "·onductcd 1n lull uH11wrat111n v.-11h thl· ~0' crnmrnt ol Ml'\11.11 \let·...,· ~~~~E Daily Pilat MAIN OFFICE .,.4,. ., VOL. 79, NO. 22"7 i ' added thal "'the Mn1t:in ~tnrnt"\ grncral ( <-ierg10 Ramirel ( 1arua I and 'i ;ire are dc1crn11ncd to tight 11 (drug tra flkk1 ngl on hot h side<. of tht• tmrdt•r " The 1nc1den1 w:i~ c..l1 vulgcd :l'- Mc:>.1t·an Prt.''>1dent Miguel de la 'vtaJnd wa-; rnnclu<ling a two-da) ollictal Vl\lt to Washington. During thc new<; conference an· 11ounring d<.'tath of O pe ration ·\J. l1.1nlt" -tht• 1oin1 campaign against J rug trafficking 1n\ohing U.S. and 'Vl c·ocan officials. Mee~e said that '\.1n1can officials had "pledged pros- ccu11on of the people involved. tf any wrongdoing is fo und." He said ofllc1als in Washington were -;1111 rccc1v1ng reports on the incident and had not talked directl y with the agent La~t )ear. Ennqu• Camarena ')ala1ar. an .\mcncan drug agent. was kidnapped and murderrd 111 Mexico. Dally Piiot DellV9ry 11 Guaranteed ~ r!lt't f .... ., If ,~ I .)(\ j Justcall 642-6086 f 'h• YOl.t1 ~41Vf'' ht r )• ( !'Y ., r.-1 }It ., 0" Ar\Cf t ,..,, np, 'ft-•4 ~ :Jti•tH•;l ~hat do you hke about the Dally Pilot'> What don't you hke'> (all the number above and your mc'l'>agc wi ll be recorded . transcnbcd and de- livered to the appropriate editor , The same 24-hour answcnng '1erv1cc may be used to record letters to the cdttor on any topic C on1n butors to our Eettcrs column must include their name and telephone number for venficat1on Tells us what·~ on your mind. ' • S•t .• • 'A• -"n•• ~Jl"('fly Ii """ "' " ,, ,~_.,,. •Ou• IX!> o, 1 • '" • i;.tlO.~ •Q • m 1t t1 ytJ\J• Qfty w II ~· oUt ..... ~a Clroul1tlon Telephone• ... " Ol••111t C-Oul·•~ A1•1~ ~ IAO"""N'llUI" ...... From Al extenss ve . "'It was a fi ve-to six-hour job if we could've grabbed• it when It hap- pened,'' Jerry said. ""But we had to dig down into the sand and bring it out. ""They blew it. It's a crying shame really. 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