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·rvili~ Co. election suppOrt probed
istrict Attorney investigating poss ible
ontrtbution laundering tn Irvine race
reimbursement of political contribu-di1trict attorney but plcdacd to ooop-
tions ... " erate with the invesuption.
The amount of money in question "My finaf\cw sutcments were
•"fOtals rouahly SS60, said Nielsen in a filed on time and, to the belt of my
prepared statement. lcnowtedae, were complete," said
Irvine Mayor Larry A&ran, a cri uc ot the Irvine Co., uad he 11 not
1urprised by t~ ~t.ions and
welcomed the anvesupU<)ll as a
healthy development
The mayor brartded tbe roJe of
developen in city electio.u u beias
almost "insututionaliud corrup-
tion" and sugested the praeat
invcstagat1on cduld result in reforms.
The Oranac County District At-
torney's office •' invcitigatina a rcpon that the Irvine Co. laundered
campaign contributions alleacdly
made.to two pro-arowthlrvine City
Council candidates last sPt'inA.
President Reagan says
he will enforce the sanc-
tions against South
Africa approved by the.
Senate over his veto.I A4
California
The FAA cited only two •
pilots out of those In-
volved In 44 near-col-
lisions this year./ A5
Sports
Red Sox hurler Roger
Clemens wlll start Tues-
day against Angels.1q1
Orange Coast College
football hosts top-rated
Saddleback./C1
Dateboo~ ..
Anew museum without
walls fosters art ap-
preciation among school
chlldren./Pege 3
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Sea turtle
rescued
at Onofre
released
Friends of Sea Lion
save rare creature
at nuke power plant
By LAURA MERK· : °' ... .,..., .........
A rare JfCCn iCa tunic was resc ued
from the intake cooling system of the ~
San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant on
Thursday. The female tunic, which 1s about 18
inches in diameter and weighs be-
tween ~and 50 pounds. was sucked
into a holdjna pool in the plant's ooohna sy tern when she apparently
swam too clo~ to the intake tunnel an
the ocean. Fnends of the Sea Lion in Laguna
Beach rescued the animal
Accord.in' to 8111 For<I. director of
the Friends Manne Mammal Center
an Lquna Canyon, &rcnl "8 turtles
arc on the endansercd species list of
the fcdcnl National Manne F1~h
eries. Green 1e1 tunlC1 arc md11enou\ to
Muico and breed 1n tropical waters
ofMcuco and the Oalapaao hi and,,
(P ........ a&A/A2)
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The probe was rcque5ted Wednes-
day by Thoma~ Nielsen, a vice
chairman of the Newport Bcach-
based development firm.
Nielsen saad he 'asked the district
attorney to investigate a repon that
one or more Irvine Co. consultants
billed the company for services
"which may, in fact, have been for
Temples
ste~p
se.curlty
patrols
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... .,..., .........
The Irvine Co. refused to identify Maloney. "I find tt unfonunate that
the candidates who received lbe • my name is bcin& clragcd into this."
contributions but others identified It bas not been sugestcd that either
them H Tom Jones and Hal Maloney, . Maloney or JoMS had any know1cdte-
two pro-growth candidates who oftl\e aJlqcd launderina scheme.
waacd uosucceuful campaisns in the Jones spent nearly $70,000 on the
city's June etcctfon. race and Maloney spent slijtttly more
MaJoney, reached at home today, than $4S,000. Caty law limits indiv1d-
said he)las not been contacted by the uaJ contributions to $283.
.. What'• ~led here 1s a vcty
serious violauon of state law," s1ud
·A,aran today.: ~When you haveUnr of thousands
of dollarl being railed n's ccn.aanly
plausibie that one or more penons
stepped over the line. You can only go
up to the line IO many times before
someone crosses over tt."
Acran sa1d he tw oo doubc tbe
lrvme Co. and its employees inade a
concerted etfon to rai1e money. for
Jontund Maloney. H~wever.Ruid
that he has no firsi·band lcnowledee
that the allcpuons of money lauder·
1ng arc true. ·
Nielsen. in has prepared Ntement.
(Pleue eee CAllPAIG1'/ A2)
HOs~ages plead
for tel ease eff oft
like-Daniloff' s
-Syn~og~~ along the Orange Coast
have quietly stepped up their security
J>~ut1oos for toni_ght:s ot>s;crvancc _
of Rosh Hashana following the
murder last month of 21 Jews in
lst.anhM.l
Videotape m~ssage
tn Beirut seeks same
attention~ protection
From staff ud wire reports Rabbis said today t ey have asked
local police departments for extra
patrols tonight as thousands of Jews
allend sundown services to mark the • ~nning of the Jewish High Holy
03ys. ·
Others declined to discuss security
measures, saying it might weaken its ..
efTecti veness.
"We have been in contact with the
police department already but I really
don't anticipate any problems.'' said
Rabbi Stephen Etnstein of Congrega-
tion B'nai Tzedck of Fountain Valley.
But Eiostetn and others do not
believe security concerns will keep
peopJe from coming to synagogue
services.
Newport Beach Police ,spokesman
Kent Stoddard said the department
has received requests to keep an eye
out on the synagogues dunng patrols
lOn1ght.
··we're not adding extra patrols,
but we arc asking ourofficcrs who will
be out there to pay extra a1tcnt1on to
those areas ... Stoddard said "At the
same time. we're not e-xpecung any
problems."
Along the Orange Coast. Rosh
Hashanah services will be held at
Fountain Valley's B'na1 Tzedck.
Temple Bat Yahm and-Teqiple Isaiah
in Newport Beach. Temple Sharon an
Costa Mesa, Chabad of Irvine Jewish
Center and Temple Beth El in
Mission Vie10. •
-W~URJTY/A2)
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·Rabbi Ste'-hen Eln•teln blow• a •hofar, or ram'• born, at
Temple B nal Tzedelt ln Fountain Valley to herald Romh
Huhana, the beelnnln& of the Jewi•h new /ear, which
beCln• at •undown today. The 80Undlng o the •ho far
repreeent. a call for •plrltual reawakentni.
Islamic Jihad coday released a
videotape in Beirut showing Amen-
can hostages David Jacobsen of
Huntington Beach and Terry ·
Anderson pleadfog with the U.S.
aovemment to malce the same efforts
to secure their release -and that ofa
third fellow captive -as it did for
American journalist Ni cholas
.Danilo ff.
It was the first time that Anderson.
38, chief Middle East correspondent
for ~he. Associated Press. ap~red in
a v1dcota}>c made an capt1 v1ty sance
he was abducted in Moslem West
Beirut on March 16, 198S.
Both Jacobsen, SS, who was lu<b
napped May 28, I 98S, and Anderson
said that another American, William
Buckley, S7, a U.S. diplomat. had
been murdered 1n. captivity
Buckley's captors previously claimed
they k.illcd the U.S. Embass)' poliucal
officer. and a freed captive also said
Buck.Jcy had been slain.
In his appeal. Anderson referred b>
name to a third captive Amencan.
Thomas Sutherland. dean of agncul-
ture au.ht Amencan Uruvenity of
Beirut. saying he. Sutherland and
Jacobsen wished to thank "all those
in America who are worktng and
praying f9r our rcicasc ... But neither
Ande1.on nor Jacobsen ga ve any
detail on Sutherland nor explained
why he made no statement.
Anderson and Jacobsen read separ-
ately from prepared statements and
Dan4Jacobeen u •llawa OD
Tt4eotape today lD Beinlt
b1tttrly attacked the Reagan adni1nis.-.
1ra11on's vigor and speed in !CICurin&
Danilofrs release Monday from Mo~
cow, where the U.S. News & World
Report correspondent had been held
fo r a month on espionage charges.
Jacob!.Cn's son Enc. a resident of
Huntington Beach, said today his
fatru:r's ta~ ==..._wtuch praised the
youn1er facobscn or his efforts to
secure tht release of the hostages -
gi ves him "a greater JOit of energy."
Enc Jacobsen also said he was not
surpnsed by his fathers comments
and said that they were "consistent
wtth statements he made in1hc past."
Anderson asked. "How can any
(Pleaee aee l\OS'IA.Glt8f A2}
Jur.y recommends death for girl's killer
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
OllMO..,.No41qfl
An Orange County JUI)' voted the
death penalty Thursday for Thomas
Edwards who was convicted fou r
years ago in the shooting death of a
12-ycar-old girl in the Cleveland
National Forest.
The one-time Costa Mesa resident
grimaced as the clerk read th e verdict
at 4:43 p.m. in Supenor ( oun 1n
Santa Ana.
The Jury began deliberating Mon-
day an the penahy phase of the tnal to
determine whether Edwards should
face lafe in pnson without the poss1-
b1laty of parole or the gas chamber at
an Quentin.
Jury deliberations apparently
centered on the question of whethCf"
Edwards' actions were applicable to
the special circumstance of lying in
wait, indicating the shootings were
premeditated.
Earlier Thur~ay. Jurors asked H1ghwa)'
Judge James Judge to reread 1nstruc-furors convicted him of first·
t1ons pertaining to the quesuon of degree murder at his firsa tnal. but
lying in wall About two hours later. • could not decide on the death penalt)'
they announced they had reached a A second penalty hearing rc'lulted
verdict. in a death sentence. but a Judge laacr
Five )'earo; ago. the 43. ear-old ruled Edwards had not received
Edwards s'hot and killed Vanessa proper representation.
lbem and 'ienously wounded Kell} Deput} Public Defender R 1cha rd
Can1er, al~o 12. while the two Lake Schwanzberg said after Thur'ida\ ·,
Elsinore girls walked along a dirt road hearing that he felt the Jury had bct·n
at Blue Jay Campground near Onega swayed by the fact that Edward~ \hot
Nicaraguan team
batting .1000 on
field, in relations
Although )'Oung Amcncan men are
going down to defeat ap tnst well-
traancd_Nacaraguans. rest as!urcd the
losses arc only being su ffered on the
baseball diamond.
The national all-star baseball tcam1
from Nicaragua is on a m1n1 -tour of
Southern Cali fornia, playing co llege
teams -and wannmg -in an effort
to build better relations than those
shown between the U S. and Sand-
inista govcmment1.
"I think this .. a-wonckduLop-
port unity to break down bamers and
'leek common bond~ between our
countnes." said Irvine Ma yor larT)
l\gran while welcoming the team for a
v1s1L Thursda) to Ctt) Hall.
Reading in pan1sh to the team
members and coaches. Aaran said,
"I'm sure that everyone here has, in
some way. felt the tension that exists
between the government of your
country and ours. peaking as one
Amencan to another, though, I feel
compelled to say th at one of the <1urcst
two )'oung girl)
•• 1 think 11's an important r.ask for a
JUr} not LO be influenced by two 12-
'.-'Car-old girl!. " Sc hwartzberg said.
"Thal was (prosecutor) John Con-
ic)''\ theme throughqut the tnal and
the) li stened to him.
"I think 11 was wron~. lfhe had shot
two adults we wouldn t be here ri&ht
now lie would've been given fife
w11hout pa role in the first place."
(Pleue eee JURY/ A2}
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
Focus ON THE NEws
"'a''i to overcome this tension 1s by
rnmmumcaung 1hrough the common
bonds that rx1~t between us
"Baseball 1s one of these bonds: a
national pa~ume in both of our
countnes ..
AJran said the baseball games are
reminiscent .of the so-called "ping-
P<>n& d1 plomac)'" that pa ved the way
to bc'ttcr relauons between the United
tates and China 1n the early '70s.
But the mayor, a pohtacal south-
(Pleue eee TSAM/ AS)
Cltyattorncy.accusedof coverup
By ROBERT BARKER
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Huntanaton Beach 1ty Attorney C,a1I Hutton 1s
•• tontwalhna at" by fa1hn1 to rtleasc to the pubhc the
re ults t>f a manaaemcnt audu of her department taken
nearly a year aao. cballcnaer Ted John n _,.1d at a press
conference.
an the report were problem in keeping track of C05t
cfTtttavcnt'Ss of outside coun~l. allegedly fa1hng to
conduct performance evaluation of staff members and the
need to ~t up an attomcy-chcnt relationship between tht
city allomey and cit\ dc~nmcntS and managri\cnt
officials
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lta.rtD Wyman, cantor of tile f'rlea .. of t1M a. L1oM
rebabllltattoa center, comforta ran ._ tut.le daat wu
reecaed from tbe San Onofre Nacl-.r Power Plant.
John10n, an Oran County deputy d1stnct attorney
and a candidate for city attorney an the Nov. 4 election.
claimed that the two-term incumbent "dchbcratel
orchestrated a covcrup" by fa1hna to release the study
Johnson, 41. claimed that a summary of the $22.,SOO
analy i by the Deloitte. Haskins & lls company points
out !tvcral problem with Hutton'•depanment. Included
John\On, peal"n& at a prt"\!I conference at the
Huntanaton Beach l ibrary on Wt'dnt'~y. ~1d the the
audn nttds to be made public or votcn won't know what
kind ofa,ob Hutton has done
Hutton. however, 1d that a dccmon to releuc the
audit findattp depend on a lcpl opanaon on wbctha ~
rcpon t public cvc.n ihough at wu financed by public
(Pleue Me AUDIT/A2)
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ROST AGES SEEK EQUAL TREATMENT •••
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Sunny and warmer for Weekend official )u hfy the interest, attcn11on Jacobsen -and former hostages took
___ _..1et1on 11ven in that ca~ i>lrt in.ihe.a~.a.__ .. ..,ea,d~ n-o-.uAsf~ 1natt~ntJon given oursr' He and the Rev. LawrcnC6 Martin Jcnco, 15u..1.10. Uv ·-oe
Jacobstn appeared pale but physj. who wa freed June 26 after being tape w,a r:. d cally fit in the videotape. held 19 months by Islamic Jihad, a SJ OTCe
"After 2'h ye rs of empty Jallr. and pro-Iranian Shiite fundamentalist
refusal to a~t on the pert of the Reaaan group. WASHINGTON (AP) -J>n:si-
admimstration it hurts. to sec the Jenco, SJ, addressed himself to dent Reaaan 5aid today he suspected
prQpapnda and bombast with which Haj, the guard who had been an charge that two American hostages in Leba-
that admfoistration solved the prob-of Jenco and three other American non were acting und~r coercion from
lcm of Mr. DanilolT. a citizen like us hostages. ~cir captors w_hcii they madt , a
who was imprisoned only a short "Dear Haj. You know who I am," vtdeotapc plead101 for the United
time," Anderson said. Jrm:o .,Pid. ··1 }lave had the op-States to wo.tkas t\atd forthefr release
Jacobsen. in a statement adcrrcssed portunity to share love and embraces ns it did for Nichola1 DanilofT.
to Pres.idcnt Reagan , 11Slced: "Don't with my loved ones -brothers. '.'l ha~e a feeling that they were
we also deserve the recognition, the sisters and nieces ... and I would hope doing this under the orders of their
respect and the honorable treatment that Tom, Terry and David would captors," Reagan said.
by_ the U nited States government? have the same joy." Stopping to talk to reporters as he
Qon't we deserve the same attention He said he had listened to Haj walked toward his helicopter to fl y to
and protc!'t1on that you gave p~ng. and "I knew what you were Camp David for the weekend, the DaniloO~ praring about The kind, gentle. president said "there is no com-
Daniloff was illO'·'cd to lca,•c loving God answered my pravers and parison" between Daniloff and the
Moscow af\er the upcrpowcrs ar-certainly my family's prayc~ and I hostages in Lebanon.
nved at a rlegot1a1cd agreement fhat honestly t>cljeve, H~j. that our com-"In one we were dealing with a
included the "'lea~ of Gcnnacti1 mon. gentlc. loVJng God w1ll also hear government that had under its laws
Zakharov. a OVlel L' N. employee your prayers." arrested one of our citizens
charged in New Yor~ "Ith sp)tng Thc·hostagcs' 10-minute tape was (Danilofl) ... we were able to get him
''We are surpnsed that the Amen-made available along wtth a state-back.'' Reagan said. .
can government has put pressure on ment from lslamic Jihad to Western He said that in the case of the
other European go\Crnments not to news agencies an Beirut. The circum-hostages in Lebanon. ··w e don't
negotiate in such cases as ours. but stances under which the tape was know who's holding them."
surrendered llSelf on the Daniloff made were not immediately known. Reagan said. "There has never
case, releasing the Rus ian spy but Jacobsen opened his appeal by been a day that we have not been
Zakharov who was working against sa)'ing the tape was made Thursday. trying every channel to get our
our people." Anderson said. "We arc Reagan has claimed the Daniloff hostages back. from Lebanon. But
more surprised that th<" American case differed from the Lebanon they were not seized by a government.
people still listen to what Reagan hostages case because the newsman We don't know who's holding them.
says." • was held by a governme nt with which There's never been any contact
However. neither Anderson nor the United States had dipl6matic ties. between their captors and us."
Jacobsen gave an)' hint the) had seen while the American captives in Lcba-
a videotaped appeal from relatives non were hercrby-raccless terrorists." Reagan administration responsible
and former hostages seeking their ··President Reagan macre his first for the lives of the hostages in
release that Lebanon state tele"vis1on mistake in the hosta~e crisis and Lebanon and for"aoy negative action
aired Thuooay Buckley died. Mr. President. arc you that might happc:n.'
About 45 seconds of the fi ve-going to make another mistake a11he "For the resolve o( this issue after
minute tape. made 1n Washington, cost of our lives?" Jacobsen asked. the release of Father (Lawrence
was earned on an evening news The videotape came in an envelope Martin) Jenco is in the hands of
program seen in Moslem west Beirut -along with an Arabic-language state-Reagan and his administration," said
in hopes 11 would be seen by the Shute men1 from Islamic Jihad. or Islamic the statement. .. Our demands are
Moslems belie' cd to be holding m ost Holy War, a Shiite Moslem extremist clear and arc known to all. Their
of the Amencans group beheved hoked to Iran. realization means the release of the
Falt jhrough SatUtday with aunny and wermer days. Locally
br"zy tMllow pueee and canyons. ee.ch hlgN Saturday In the
701. Lowa tonight In the upper 40a to upe>er 50t. Valliy hlQha
Saturday In the Uppet 70. to low 80•. Lowt tonight !Nd 40a to row
501.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -Inner ~atera: Light variable winds night and morn1li9 hoora becoming
w•t to aouthw.tt 10 to 18 knot• with 2-foot .... ,In the
afternoon• and ewnlng1 through Saturday. Thr-.foot wett to aouthwest awell. Fair through Saturday.
outer waters: Norttiweat swell 4 to 8 feet tonight and
Saturday.
U.S. Temps.
eo
71 H
70 M
75 54 71 63
70 61
IO '7
74 63 .. 69
4t 37
71 64
75 0
Surf Report
•&D ...... 2·3 fair 2-3 , ...
2-3 lei< 2-J ,.
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Ten relat1' cs -including Enc The typewritten statement held the hostages. Any other talk is a mirage." v
It did not spell out the demands~ --------1!11------------------------------
AUDIT ••.
From Al
but the group m the past bas Insisted
o n the release of 17 people sentenced
in Kuwait in conncctaon with ter-
rorist bombings. Intense, brief thunderstorm
• I • sets a record, spares Coast Six Americans
fund~ 1 Lebanon. Islamic ..., . ...,.,,._
Cit ) Administrato r C harles to have kidnapped o
Thompson asks:d Hutton to i 1v_e including Anderson. Jacobsen.
opinion on whether the audtt was Buckley; who was--abducttd-Ma rch
public an formation and should be 16, 1984, and Sutherland, who was From staff and wire. reports ~
made public. She said it would be a kidnapped June 9, 1985. An afternoon thunderstorm erased
conflict of interest for her to render On Oct. 4, 1.985. an Islamic Jihad a 70.year-old weather record by
the opinion and suggested that an telephone caJJer said Buckley had poundini areas of Southern Cali-
indcpendcnt attorney is needed. been killed after being ''tried" for fomia wtth hail and rain, bringing
Howe,vcr, an independent attorney ''American intelligence crimes." some traffic to a standstill, knocking
has not been hli"ed. city officials said. A blurry photograph purporting to Qui power and trapping four men in
Hutton also said that management show the body was made public. the Los Angeles Rw et".
audits of other d<"partments have not Lebanese Shi ite and Western in-• Ahhoui,h Los Angeles had heavy
been made: public and that th.ey tclligence sources said Buckley may rainfall. t~e storm seemed to subside
sh9uldn't be • have died earlier. possibly after slightty before ll made its way to
She '\aid the audit of her depC!rt· 1ort0re. Orange County where no ram was
ment \\as "!>terling " But John~on A group calling itself the Revol-recorded in Newport Beach or Costa
indicated that the n:,ersc "'as true u11o nary Justice O rganizatio n Mesa and only .04 inches in Hunt-
and others do e tu the scene sa id the\ claimed respons.ibility for kidnapping ington Beach.
d idn't agree '-"llh Hulton\ inter-Amencan University accountant But in northern Orange County
prctat1on ufthc anah m City Attorney Gall Hutton Joseph Cicippio. 56, of Norristown. about .28 inches of rain fell on Brea. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~P~a~ .. ~o~n~~~p~t-~1~2~-~~~~~~~~ said Ing Phc with the county E~
.vironmental Managtment Agency.
Thursday's Los Angeles rainfall of
!.02 inche·s downtown. which fell
aJmosf entirely within an hour, broke
that date's previous record of 0:42
inches set in I 9 I 6, according to the
National Weather Service.
However, the forecast ::ihrough
Saturday caJls for high pressure
bringing clear skies and slightly
warmer temperatures.
Highs Saturday will be in the upper
60s to mid-70s along the beaches. the
mid-to upper 70s in the valleys, and
the mid-50s to mid-60s in the moun-
tains. Highs in the upper 60s to mid
70s arc forecast for the upper deserts.
. -
tnd In the 80s in lower deserts.
Lows tonight will be in the upper
40s to upper 50s.
Thursday's deluge brought pea-
StZed hail that accumulated in _piles
throughout the Los Angeles ~si n.
while isolated storms. ranging from
hght showers to intense discharges.
erupted along a front from northern
Arizona to the California coast.
The sw1fincss of the storm ap-
parently caught four m en ma truck by
surpnsc near thc-Oank~f the swollen
Los Angeles Rjvcr. A city Fire
Department hehcoptcr was sent 10
rescue them. plucking all four off the
m ired truck.
SEA TURTLE RESCUED AT ONOFRE •.. From Al
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according to John Cunningham. a
marine science teacher at Laguna
Beach High School.
Cunningham said the turtle that
was rescued Thursday is about fi ve
years old and weighs 45 pounds
Green .sea turtles sometimes li.ve 70
years and can weight as much as 300
pounds.· •
It 1s not uncommon for animals 10
get trapped in the coohng system a t
the an Onofre Nucleai· Power Plant.
~id Kanrt Wyman. curator at the
rehabilitation center. The center is
often called 10 pick up the trapped
animals -mostl)' harbor seals.
SECURITY •••
From Al
'\ccording to an Associated Press
report. religious leaders throughout
Sou1hern California have taken s uch
precautionary steps as hiring ad-
ditional security personnel. searching
fac1ht1es and carefully checkjng
tickets to the services.
In addition. groups including the
Anlt-Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith. have advised.religious leaders
to take extra precautions this year.
The tunnel ru'ns from the ocean 10 ·
the plan( and empties into a large pool
where the water is filtered for use in
the cooling system. Plao1 workers
watch for animals in the pool and
rescue them with nets. she said.
The irecn sea turtle was only
slightly inJured with cuts on its neck
and nipper$, said Ford. ··she ap-
parently pulled in her head and
nippers and just bounced around:'
ford said.
"They really are rare for this area "
he said. '
Although sea lions and i.eals sta ~ at
the center in chlorinated pools a1 the
center for long penods of lime:· the
turtle as less capable of sun iving
outside sail "ater. said Ford The
turtlt-'s wounds were cleaned a'nd it
w.as released in the ocean Thursday night.
CAMPAIGN PROBE •••
From Al
said if the allcga11ons arc true "1l
happened wi1hout the knowledge or
authorizatton of the company's man-
agement."
Compan} policy prohibits reim-
bursing consultants. contractors or
employees for political contnbut1ons.
Nielsen said the company has begun
an audit of its records as part of its
own investigation.
"If any reirn.bursement incidents
did occur, we regret them very
much." said Nielsen. "We totall)'.
support the c.ampai~n laws and 1f
there was any violation of them. we
can only speculate that it was the
-
result of a lack of knowledge of the
laws by the ind1v1duals in'olved."
The consultants or Jr, ine Co.
employees allegcdl} involved were
not identified. Nor did the Irvine Co.
management e'plain how 11 was
made aware of the allegations.
Knud.enpurcba~OK'd
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
bankruptcy judge today approved the ~I~ of about half of the operations of
!l•ling Knud.sen Foods fnc. 10 food
industry g1a1u Kraft Inc. and
Hughes 'Markets Inc.
JURY ASKS DEATH FOR EDWARDS.~. FromA2 · .
Schwartzberg said Edwards had
dccp-se.ated emotional problems and
was sorry for what he d ad. ·
"Tom Edwards has devcleped such
an intense feeling of remorse that the
idea of beint put to death for this
doesn't hurt im as much as society
would want it to.·· he said.
Deputy Distnct Attorney Conley
said he was satisfied with the verdict.
Although jurors didn't know much
about Edwards' past, they .. saw
enough to sec what kind ofa person he
really is," Conley said. '
• "He's not a dcccnt guy who new off
the handle for a few se<:onds. They
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seemed to be saying there was nothing
&OOd enough abOut him to outweigh
what he did."
Jurors didn't know that Edwards
was confin6d for 14 years in
Maryland for conspiracy to commit
armed robbery, "because he was so
dangerous," Conley ~id.
He was imprisoned in a special
prison for criminals who have psy-
chiatric problems. He wos released in
1977 because of a change in Maryland
law.
Cooley said ~e rejec ted a proposal
by the defense and the judge lo forego
the trial if Edwards woutd' accept the
sentence ofhfe wtthout parole_
"I was concerned that there's no
precedents on waiving your right to
appeal.'' Conley said. "f also thought
-cons1denng what we know of
Edwards' background -that jurors
should determine the question of
death."
In an unusual decision, the jurors
unanimously agreed not 10 talk to the pres~ about their delibcrauons and verdict. .
. T~e jud~e still could ignore the
Jury s decision when he passes
sc'htcnce and give Ed~rdsa life term
That hearing is scheduled for Nov' 17. .
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Central America
discussion at UCI
to test mplanted insulin p . -
A panel discussion on the Involvement of U.S. troops 1n Central America will be held Tuesday 11 8
p..m, in the Science Le<:ture Hall al UC Irvine.
Dennis Lopei, assistant dim:tor or tti.e Eduei·
tional Oppononity Program, will modtrate' the,
iliscussion, which .will be. conducted by As-
lemblyman Thomar Bites, D-Oakland; Larry
Apn, mayor. or Irvine. and Michael Beanan, a
Vietnam veteran and UCI iJ'lduate StU:dent.
A ttee.Ption will follow-at 10. p.m. 1n the Cros1-
Cu'ltural Center. Call John Smith at 85(>..64()6 for
more information. ..
Art claue• In Laguna
The Laguna Methodist A.n Associa1ion will be
holding classes t>Wnning-Monday in the fellowship
hall of the United Methodist Church, 31632 Wesley
Drive, Sou1h Laguna. The classes will run from 9:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each Monday and 1he fee is $8.
Call June Douglas at 586-1205 or Gretchen Broering
at 673-8190 for· further information.
Retlred teacbent to_meet
~,
r-The fall meeting of the Orange County Coast
Division of the California Retired Teachers·
Association will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at
Clubhouse 5 in Laguna Hills Leisure World.
AllOrney Sara Milburn will d iscuss estate plan":ing
and protection. living trusts and 1estamentary wills.
Call 581-0259 for details.
Convenatlon·cla•• carded
A class in conversational excellence will be
presented by 1he Irvine Family Scrices Program
Monday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. al t~c-.Jrvine Youth
' Services Center in Heritage Park, 4601 Walnut Ave.
Steven Farmer will conduct the workshop. which is
free and open to the public. Call 559-0464 for n1ore
information.
Plano work,sbop slated
BJ Pllll. &NEIDUMAN
Of ............
Diabelel CJl,per\s at UC Irvine hive
received approllal rrom 1he ().s. Food and
Drua Administration LO perticiP1te in 1he
rrst U.S. tests oC an insu.tln pump
•1mpJan1ed under the lk,in, ·
The battery·PQWC:n:id pumr, will be
suraically implanted in 40 vo untee:n at
UCI ~edical Center in OtaQllC and at
Johns jf~k1ns Univmity in~ltim~.
Three similar pumps have beeD..lD:lPlan1Cd
TEAM TOUR •••
Prom Al
pa~.s.1;id 1.htre was no1hingpoliti?I about
his 1nv1tat1on 10 the team rrom Nicaragua,
whose government is actively opposed by
the Rea1ta.n Adminis1ration. •
. In fact, travel arrangements for.the tour
were delayed by the United States' refusal
_to approve vim lO two Nicarquan sports
officials who hoped to travel with the
tea m, '
Allhough Agran said the rest of lhe
council SUJU>Orted his proposal to invite
lhe Nicaraguan team, none ,i.oined him as
hosts Thursday. Reaction 10 news of the
, 1eam's visit was mixed, he admitted, but
with sligh tl y more calls to City Hall in
suppon of lhe visit.
The mayor welcomed the team. then led
them on an infonnal tour of the City Hall
offices, encouraging city employees 10 chat
with the Nicaraguan visitors.
After distributing medallions with the
ci 1y seal embossed on them, Agran asked
team members to si$n a baseball as a
memento of their vis1t. The first player
penned a small Nical\tguan flag on the
ho~hide before signing his name. His An eiRht-wttk work-shop in begi nning piano · teammates then followed. wri1ing their
will be held beginning Tueday and running through name, and adding their uniform number
Nov, 25 from 9:30 to IO:JOa.m.orfrom 7 to8 p.m. d · ·
S • p· d 0 , _ . H.11 Th. an pos111on.
s""'""'1dy la EulOjle, UCI oi!ic:ialt uid.
The local "udY io bei"I beaded by Art ~ prafe11orormdlicineat the UCJ Collell of Medicine. Also particiP1lina
wiU be Jean·Loui• Se14m, ·•ssi11an1 ~llOl"ofmedkine, whoarrived,11 UCI
in February frOm France. Se lam is. ttr,·
oopized 11 a world expef"\ Oil implaqtable
iAMlla pumps. campus ofrtcial1 uid. 1
. The ' new pump i1 delJaned to deliver
insulin lO tbc peritoneum; the mem·branC
&hat lines the abdomen, ·where the
Circulak'WY l)'l&eJlt moll eflCedvdy cmTicl
it to the liv.cr _
El&emal pumps now ~liver insulin to
the peritoneum &om ouuide tbc body .vta
a tube~ The Dt"li Unplaa&.ble pump will be
entirety c:overtid by the akin and will
operate for: two momh&-befort It must be
refilled with a 1yrinee.
The weattr will perlonn a finatr·prick
blood ...... tet1, !hen will J'">ITlm Ille
amount or intulin. needed into a calcu-
lator-size l:kvice. By ho!dina tbj1 device
over·me.wom., drl dill''*,..__
tend 1 msperic ._... w Wlf•• •
pump and diapemc the proper ..aus rl
i"1Ulin,
The pump w6U alto deUver a i:::::: quantity ol hwuliD al aU ~ llii r' J
blood Supt level• IDOle ...._ ..
searchers hope 1hi1 will red:ucc IOIMol'*
damqlna side etrocu ol•--
. The first •uraical implawiom al IM
new 'pum~ at UCI Medical CCDw is
expected in Dtc:cmbtr.
Plantiers . ..,
·sayjall
site has • no flaws
By LISA MAHONEY °' ... 0..,""' .....
Orange County plannen say there's no
cnvironmenlal reason why a maximum
secunty jail could not be. bO.il1. near
Anaheim S1adium. .
"There are no environmental fataJ
.flaws.. about a 7. 7-acre site at Kate Ila
Avenue and Douglass Road which county
supc:1 visors have tarietcd as tbelr
preferred location fora 10-story, I ,581-bed
Jail. said Michael Ruane, a senior.planner
with" the county's environmental and
special projects di vision.
~use the property was once used as
trash transfer station. funherd('velopment
••
at no~ s 1ano an rgan .1n Ldguna 1 s. e During their tour of City Hall. the
course !S co-sponsored by Irvine Valley College !ind players _ dressed in bhJe-and-white will have · paCLOn.theenvironment,---: ..
the ftt 1s S42. Call 559-3333 for fun her 1nforma11on. uniform s with a large N on theirje(Ky.s_
• bl 11 I --.a--·-~and capr-were aSk.caWfio their faVorite -Ra ·es-c n c announceu American ballplaye rs were, and immedi-
A low-cost an1i-rabies vaccination clinic for ately answered "Fernando." referring to -
dojS will b.t held Tuesday fron1 7 10-8:30 p.m. at the Los Angeles Dodger pitching ace Fernan--
fire station, 26 111 Victoria Bl vd .. Capistrano Beach. do Valenzuela, a Mexican who is widely
The cOst of the inoculations is S3 per dog and more popular in Latin America.
information 1s available at 523-0980. They also expressed pride in veteran · pitcher Dennis Martinez. now with the
Montreal Expos. Martinez is the only
major-league baseball player ,from
Nicaragua.
Computer class carded
• "(pmput;;s: From F~ar t~ Fan1asy ." arf c'tghr-
part series. will start Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on S1orer
Cable's Channel 6. hosted by Ken Mitchell of an
Orange County computer firm . Call Bob Seline al
548-7568 or Jim Wolf at 632~9222 for n1orc
informitioR. •
Diabetes program offered
A four·"·eek education series on diabetes w11J be
presented at the Fountain Valley Rt•gional Hospital
and Medical Center. beginning Tuesday. ('lasses
will run from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and the rec is S25 f9r
diabetin and no charges for spouses and others
taking the classes. Call the hospnal at 966-8168 for
enrollment information.
Parents' worksbop set
The California 1our by the baseball team
was organized b~-Andy Liberman and the
Los Angeles-baScd "Bats Not Bombs"
group, which hopes to promote more
peacefu l relations 1n Central America.
Last Sunday at UC Berkeley, the
Nicaraguans won 1·5. They played Long
Beach State on Thursday afternoon.
defeating the 49ers 9-5 af\er five innings.
·rhe remainder of the game was called on
account of rain. ~
-···-Other games are scheduled · today at
' College of the Canyons in Valcnci~ and
Sunday against Santa Monica College at
UCLA.
e said.
An ~nalys1:; of envi ronmental ·impacts
associated with construction of a "ail at the
-Katell:FOouglais site is contamect""1n a
draf\ En vironmental Impact Report re-
leased Wednesday for a 45-0ay public
rrvicw.
Suue Jaw requires such a report for all
significant dcvelopmenl.
Pre pated by Larry ~man Associates of
Newl>On Bc~ch, th e _report 1_1 untKuttl itr
that 1t contains detailed rc.Ucws of three
alternative location's'for1fi'e p,oposed-jail
besides the preferred site. 1 ~ ........ •
Project alternauves are nonnally dis-
missed in a page or two.
And, recosn1z1ng strong public re-
sistance to bu1\d1ng a/ail near the home of
lhe California Ange s and Los Angeles
Rams ball teams. the report also .attempts
to assess the social and economic impacts
of the jail proposal.
"Wed1d go that other mile," said Ruane.
"We reh we needed to be responsive(to the
proposal's cnt1cs) and address their con-
o.-, _.._.,. ... ......, cerns."
Head Coach Noel Area al&n• baseball for City of Irvine. The owners of the Rams and Angels have formed a coaht1on to fight the jail
along v.·11h the ci1y of Anahei m. Di s-.
"How to Talk So Kids "'1ill Listen" is thl· title of
a work.shop offered by the Irvine Fanul) Services
Prngram. to be held Tuesday from 7:30 to 8 p.m. at
Deerfield Communrty Park. 55 Deerwood Dnve in
Irvine. Margaret C.ioctz 1s the 1nstruc1or and lhl' cO!>t
is $30 per person or S55 for a couple. Cal.I 559-0464
for details.
Truc.kdriver, woman
killed in two·accidents
Monday last day
to register to vote
neyland, and otber business owners and
re•1dents who 11\'C near the proposed Jad ·
SllC.
Flo>·d Farano. a spokesman for the
coat1 uon'sJa1J .4-clion ('omm111ce.s.a1d 1he
group has hired a tonsullant to pick apa.A
the rcpon to sec 1fthe county has ignored
or downplayed ~1gn1ficanl environmental
issues. Design House on display
·.Following this ycar"s Orange c·uUnt) lnicnor
Des1sn Sh_ow at 1he Orange County Fairgrounds.
officials will open the building housing the I:xs1gn
House, fea~uri f!g the work of top in tenor designers.
to the pubhc this weekend. The-d1spla) will iX'D pcn
from I I a.m. to 9 p.m. today and Saturday and) I to
5 p.m. Saturday. Admission 1s S5. 1.•nth S(.'nlor
citizens admitted for $2.50. ·
Friday, Sept. 5
No mcctl.1111 scheduled
Monday, Oct. 6
• 6:30 p.m., Irvine Finance Commission, Cl\~
Council Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Road.
By ROBERT HYNDFMA.N
OI -0..., ""9t ·-
An un1dcnt1fied truck dnvcr and a San
Clemente won1an died dunng separate
wrecks on the Orange {."oast Thursday
aflcrnoon and early 1oda).
The truck dnver was killed this morning
1n El Toro v.·hcn a large cemrnt cylinder
broke loose from the 11\ick be-d and rolled
forward 1hro ugh the cab and crushed him.
the Hip,h"·av Patrol reported.
The man. a R1allo resident "''hose name
v.·as v.·11hheld pending notification of hts
fam1ly, Wasdriv1ngcast on El Toro Road at
about 6 a.m. when he stopped suddenly at
a red light at Ra)niond \Vay.
H 1s truck "''as carrv1ng fi \'C 9,00Cl-pound
ccn1ent cyli nders. ·roughly six fee t in
diameter, used for construcll on of sewage
projcc1s. When he stopped . the cyhndcrs
broke loose, said ('HP Offic-er Ken l)a ily.
One rolled through thC" left side of 1he
can. lo: 1111 ng the c..ln vcr 1 nstantl). uail) said.
".>\pparently the) d1dn·1 have tho proper
strength ofcha1 n holding them down." ht•
said.
Tv.'O other cyhndcrs rolled to 1he left.
sinking a pick.u p truck driven by Ronald
Albertu~ Hill. 59. of Lake Elsinore.
Ahhough his truck suffered extensi ve
damage, Hill escaped 1n1ury. Dail) said.
In a separate wreck. a 24-year-old San
C.~lemente woman was k1lk-d Thursda}
n1gh11n Ir' 1ne when she ran into the cen ter
divideroflhc San Diego Freewa). theCHP
reoorted.
Cherlyn J. Cram('r was dri vi ng southon
lntrrstatc 405Just soulh oflhr 133 v.hcn
her 1984 Honda C'1,·ic dnflcd to the center
of the road and h11 the road di vider. said
CHP spokt·sman Paul Cald"'·cll. No other
vehicles v.·ere 1n,olvcd.
CHP investigators said ('ran1t·r may
have been in1ox1ratcd at the time of the
11 '.35 p.m. 3cc1dcnt.
1
Monday 1s the last day to register 10 \Ole
in the Nov. 4 Genr ral Elcct1o n.
Any eligible resident who is no\ nuw
registered or who has had a change of
address si nce las1 reg1s ter1n.g.. can recr1ve a
reg1s1rat1on forn1 a1 the Registrar of Voters
office. t 300-C South Grand Ave., 1n Santa
A.na be\\lo'ecn 8 a.m. and 5 p,m. onw
"''cekdays.
Forms are al!tQ available at Cl!) halls.
Orange County public 1ibranes, some c-ny,
libraries and mos1 post offices and "''Ill be
mailed upon request by callini.t 834-2244.
To encourage registration. the Regis·
trar's Office will have reprcscn1a11,es at
three Orange Coast locauons on Saturday.
Sunday and Mondav.
Elections employees will be al 11unt-
ington Center t\olall. 7777 Edinger Ave. 1n
Hun11ng1on Beach and Fcdco. JOJO
Harbor 81 \'d. in Costa Mesa from noon to
5.p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
They "'"111 be at 1he Hun11 ngton Beach
Police Dc~rtn1ent 200Cl Ma1n St. from 6
p.m. lO midnight Monday.
"We think we're probably going to find
some areas of concern that were nol
address.t-d," hr predicted. "I assure )'OU
1h1s report 1s going 10 be reviewed 1n very
close deta1L Our environmental consult-
ants are going te ha ve a lot lo say about ii. ..
Ruane said the county' consultant con·
ducted a full environmental re view of
three altcmauve 1a1I sites because of
cntic1sm that the majorit}' of superv1so~
have already decided to move forv.·ard
wnh the Katclla-Douglass site.
According 10 the consultant report. the
county could build aja1l on parcels tt owns
near Harbor Boulevard and Ball Road 1n
Anaheim, and on Fru11 Strcct and Grand
and Mc-Fadden avenues 1n Santa Ana.
The repon also d1sm1sscs communny
concerns that conStruct1on or a 1a1I would
result in increased crM'fle tn the neigh-
borhood and drive down property va lues.
"'..\ccord1ng to the published research
re\ic"·ed. no economic or social changes
can be predicted to occur as a result of a
correctional fac1ht>:' \he report said.
Apparent suicide victim
found near bank in Irvine
1ypev.'ntcrs valued ·~1S10.000. ••• Three Santa Ana men were arrested
after a fool punuit on suspic ion of
\I) 1ng 10 s1cal a red Volkswagen near
Frankfcirt ,-\venue and Delaw11rr
S1n.·e1, It --' • • •
Th1cves smashed a window al
D1mens1ons 1n Fashion. 166 72 Beach
Blvd .. and s1ole 25 s"'catcn va lued at
Restaurant manager
arrested for assault
)
Johnson had menuoncd Hanul1on
was a pos5iblc suspt."C't 1n lht' \'In·
dahsm done to his car. By LAURA MERK °' .. Dlllr .... """
sometime between 8 and 9 p.m. S6W. A.n argumrnt ensued
t
An Irvine man apparently com·
milled suicide in his car which was
parked outside a Bank of America on ·
Wednesday -the day of his 25th
birthday -Irvine Police said.
made a deposit at the bahk. was
walking to has car when he noticed the
parking lights of O'Connell's car were
on. The man looked inside.the c.ar and
saw O'Connell slumped at the wheel.
"Believing the subject was in possible
need of medical attention he called
the Irvine police," said Bowman.
Inside the car police fou~ e-
blrlhday card with a S 100 check to
O'Connell from his fatheF, who lives
in Washington state.
••• SomcoO<.' 1n a dark.<olor Pontiac
shot out a porch hght 1n 1he 6(X)()
block. of Sorrento. The.. same thing
happened last Saturday. occupants
Thr manajcr of Bob's Big Boy
rcsliluran1·1n rv1ne was arrested this
morning for assault with a deadly
y,•capon after he all~edly' funged
1oward an employec with a butcher
knife during a heated argument,
Irvine police reported.
"Hamilton (reponedl)) grabbed ~· .~
Timothy Kenyon O'Connell was
found dead from a shotgun blast to
his head in his Mercucy Cougar at
aboul 10 p.m .. said Sit. Dick
Bowman.
An Irvine resident who had just
1"1ne
A 1967 white Chevrolet pickup ..,.-as
reported stolen from the 2900 block
of McCabe Way. . . . -
A lawnmower-and . tome gardrn
tools, valued at SJ.000. were stolen
f'rom thepragcof a homc ~1hc 3900 bloc,k of Cedron Strcct. ••• A 2~i nch purple Schwi n bicycle
was stolen from a ome on
Briarwood.
• • • • A Heidelbera in-dash stereo ·wts
stolen from a 1982 convenible Volks-
wagen Rabbit par1ced on 1bc. J 7600
block of Jordan Avtnuc. ••• A black Toyota MR2 was stolen
from ft.he 2100 blotll of DuPont
• •
When police arrived they found
O'Connell dead, the shotgun was on
his laJ?. said Bowman.
Pohcc: believe CYCO"nnell had been
dead for about an hour because he
had made a deposit at 1he bank
Dri ve. • • • A 1985 silver Chevrolet Chevette
was stolen from Auto Cen1er Drive. • • • A boys chrome BMX Pro SO bicycle
was stole~ from Lindb(rg.
Fountain Valley
BurglarsJJole a carcoverina valued
at S I SO from a. J 972 Datsun 1n the
5tnior parking lot at LosAmiaos High
School. ••• A thief pried o pen a shdina gl~
window in a residence in the 15000
block of Ward Suut and stole a video
ca sent recorder, icwclry and a .38
caliber gun for a 1otal yal~ of $941 . • • • ThieV!s ranNcked a hOmt tn tht.
'
A no1e that O 'Connell wrote and
signed was also round in the car,
Bowman said. 1
The note read, "It was too 1a1e. A
year or two sooner and ii would hive
worked. No blame. Sincerely. Tim."
Bowman did not know what
O'Connell did for a living. --
11000 block of Wisteria Avenue after
entering through a rear bcdrooin
window. No los5ts wcrt rtport'cd
even thouah intruders rt'portedly
opened a saTe. • • • A resident in 1hc 10000 block of El
Toro Drivc·said someone stoic gold
coins and &old chains valued at
.,S l,45Q. ••• Sand wonh SI 0 was stolen rrom a
pla}' area at a park owned by the
Grcen Valley Homeowners Associa-
1ion 10739 Los Jardinea.
HundJlCton -•II
BurJl&rs used a smashin• tool to
break 1n100ellCO, 1622 Gemini Lant,
to steal i compu1tr. onntcr and two
told pohce. ••• Burglars stole a S 105 skateboard
from an open garage in \ht' 20000
block of Sorrento. ••• A resident 1n the 200 block of 17th
Street said somrone slashed the top of
"his 1983 white Volkswagen con-
verti ble and stole a S.SOO !Hereo
La&una Beach
Officers were callC'd 1o a Nyes Place
rcsidencr Thursda) to remo,·c a
small raultnsakr that had wandered
into the ~ome . ••• A Mermaid Street business re·
poned .a burgla1 Thursday with a
loss esumated a1 100 . ••• A High Dnve residen1 rtponed
, heanng a prewlc.r C>ufsidc Jhe horn~
Wednesday night. But officers re-
spcnding1o the scene could not locate
any SUSJ)('CtS. ••• Pohcc reported 11lcpl dumping
Thursday off Laguna ( anyon RfJad
and passed the re~rt on 10 the
Orange County Shc.rtff s Dcpartn,cnt
Thomas Michael Hamilton, 39. of
Signal Hill was being held at Ora n~e
Counl) Jatl in lieu of S 10,000 bail.
Sgt. Dick Bowman said.
Just before I a.m., Michael Walter
Johnson. 28. of Sant.a Ana went 10
restaurant on Campus Dnve to pick
~p his pa ycheak, Bowman said.
ffamillon called Johnso0>1nto a back
offitc wheTC' the two began d1scussin&
a wcck-oli! vandalism report Johnson
made to police. In that rcpon.
the v1ct1m b~ the 1hroat and tncd to
slrik.c him wi th his othrr fist,"
Bowman sa.Jd. The fighl continued in
the ~ati ngarca of the res1auran1 unlil
Johnson made his wa~ to the parking
lot 10 leave. Hartulton allqedly-:--·~-11
fol lowed Johnson and tncd 10 Jab him
"''Ith a butcher knife bu1 missed.
Employees pulled the knife awa)
from liamilton and .called pahce.
Bowman said.
PoliCC' a~ 1nvcst1pting witnesses··------t
T"CJ?OrlS that Hamilton had bet'n
dnnlong before the 1nc1dent.
Motherchargediasoa'smurder
GLEND . .\Lf (A P) -Pomotfa
woman and he'r stepson have been
charged w11h ltilhng the woman's 2-
year-old son .~Lrcpcatedly dunk1na
htm ib a corcrmoun1a1n stream, a
prosecutor said.
Nancy Ruit. 24, and James Ruiz.
LS. were char~ with murder. felony
cruelty 10 a child and corporal
put11shmen1 . ,.
The dea1h occu1Tcd af\c:r 1ht
molher and stepsdll took the
woman's thrtt ch1ldn::n 10 a camp-
•
ground a1 the Angeles Nat1onaJ
Fortst Sep!. 26.
A coroner':\ report indicated tbC'
ch1l<t..Mlc.hacl-Vi.~ aUcaedly bea1en
over a 48-hour ptnod, M oms said.
=
··He was held underwater in a 54-
dearee sttta~ near the c&mP9-1te and 1
was dunked wvc.raJ times." \
Polict1nd medics re!pondln&Stpt..
28 to -.,late ancmoon emeracncy can \;
placecfby a park carctakCr found~
boy and noticed ev1dcnct of child
abuse, Y.1d shc..nff's Stt. Ron Bai\ty. ,
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W ASHlNGTON (AP) -~si
dcnt Reagan is pledging to enforl't
touah new sanctions approvt'd by tbe
Senate over his veto. while saying he
hopes the measures will ~ot intens_ify
the violence and repression at which
they're aimed. Reagan said Thursday·~ 78-2 1
override vote, in which 31 members
of the Senate's SJ-member Re-
publican majority voted against him,
... should not be viewed as the final
chapter in America's efTons. along
with our allies, to address the plight of
the people of South Afnca."
He did n'ot say wh.at other efforts
would be made, but an aide said an
aid package for South Africa's neigh-
bonng countries would be likely. ihe
a1<k said Secretary of State George
Shull? is expected to v1s11 the region
this fall.
Despite intense lobby1n$ by Re-
agan and his aides, the White House
fell 13 votes short of the 34 needed to
sustain his veto of the legislation that
its Senate sponsors said would force
Pretoria's white-minority govern-
ment to abandon apartheid.
Sen. Ernest Hollings, 0-S.C., called
the bill an "affirmation of the Ameri-
.J ...
Preto,,Ja thr~atens retaliations
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (~P)-U.S. sanctions will not chan$e
South Africans' determination to decide their own future, the state-run radio
said today, and hinted that Pretoria may retaliatejy cutting off sales of
strategic minerals to the United States,
Anti-apartheid activists, however, welcomed the sanctions.
"The onus i& on the South African government," said black Anallcan
Archbishop Desmond Tutu. a prominent anti-apanheid activist. "If it takes
the action we have aJI been advocatina, then there will be no sanctions .
"This is not an anti-South African action. It is anti-apanheid and anti·
injustice," he said.
Foreign Ministe.r R. F. Botha said before the Senate vote ihat if sanctions
were imposed, South Africa would stop buyi ng U.S. grain and nail shipments
of U.S. grain through South Africa to neighboring countries. Several of South
Africa's black-governed neighbors are lan<ilocked and rely on South African
ports for trade. ,
can dream," but Senat~ Republican
leader Bob Dole of Kansas de-
nounced it as "a feel-good foreign
policy."
American civil rights ,leaders wel-
comed the Senate action, with Coret-
ta Scott King, widow of assassinated
leader Manin Luther Kinf Jr., declar-
ing that her husband's ' dream has
been advanced."
Reagan. suffering the sixth veto
override smce he took office, ex-
pressed "deep regret."
-..My. hope is that these punitive
sanctions do not lead to more
violence and more repres.sion," he
said m a statement. "Our adminjs-
tration will, nevertheless. implement
the law. It must be rccognrzcd,
however. that this will not solve the
AP' 11 ._111•
Coretta Scott Ktnc. widow of clTU rtchta leader llartiD
Luther Kini J r., p r&l8ed eancdon •eto o•errlde Tba.nclay u
Sena. Lowell Welcker and Edward Kennedy llatened.
senous problems lhal plague that
country." r
The House. con1rolled by the
Democrats, voted 31 J-83 on Monday
to override Reagan's ve to. rejeC.tlDg
his argument that the sanctions
would prove mos1 harmful to the
blacks they are intended to bendit.
The new sanctions stop short of
ordenng outright Amencan dis-
investment or a complete trade
embargo. but embrace steps designed
to convince the Pretoria government
to dismantle its apartheid system of racial separation.
The legislation bans new invest-
ment and new bank loans. It bars the
1mponation into the United States of
South African steel. iron. coal.
uraniu m, agricult ural products, food,
..
Whenaid ~
) enas,.so
willfast ~ t
vets vow
W ASHJNGTON (AP) -The fasr
protestina American aid to the guer·
rillas in Nicaragua will continue until
that suppon is ended, the four '
miht.ary veterans fasti ng at tbe U.S.
Ca~tol vow.
• We will stay as long as necessary.
We made a commitment to stop the
k.illilli in Central America. We\re not
man yrs. none of us is suicidal, but we
want to stop the killing in Ni~ragua
by U.S. proxies," Geerge M1zo of
Boston said on·Thursday.
The protest on the Capitol steps has
been under way for five weeks.
'Mizo and .Charles Lii.cky of San
Francisco launched the effon on Sept.
I. On ScP.t. IS they were joined by
Brian Wilson of Chelsey, Vt .• and
Duncan ~urphy offayetteville, A.rk. ~izo said the four have been taking ~nly water and a potassium supple-I
ment, and described hiinsclf as fecl-
1n.a "weak, but not too bad, other-
wise." He said he has lost about 35
pounds.
Fugitive killer commits suicide;
Missouri city residents celebrate
By cbe AJ1oclaced Pre11
WRIGHT CITY. Mo. -Residents haunted by the presence offug111ve
Michael Wayne Jackson relaxed today af\cr the suspect in a three-state crime
spree killed himself when he was cornered by police in an abandoned barn.
"We can finally unload our shotguns," said resident Nelson Paul, 28, as he
stOod in the nun outside a police command center carlytoday: "It's like havmg
a load ofbricks hf\ed from your shoulder. Jackson, a 41 -year-old formetmental
patient, shot himself in the head late Thursday with the same shotgun he had
used throughout the rampage that began Sept. 22 and left three people dead.
said Hal HelterhofT, head of the FB I office in St. Louis.
Reagan says repoft of deception
program against G~f]hafi untrue
He said none of the four intends to
fast until death. If they fast long
enough so that they slip into a coma,
they will be fed intravenously by a
doctor who is attending them. he said. '
Murphy said he 1-s a veteran of
World War II while the o'ther three
are Vietnam veterans. Litelcy, a
former Roman Catholic chaplain.
won the Medal of Honor in 1961 for
saving wounded soldiers undeT fire.
Unemployment rate jumps to 7 percent
WASHINGTON -The nation's jobless rate jumped to 7.0 percent last
month as manufacturers cut 34,000 jobs. The 0.2 percentage point rise ended
three months of falling unemployment. In all. a Labor Department survey of
households said, civilian employment fell by 264,000 jobs. The largest jobless
increase came among men aged 20-24. rising from I 0.3 percent io August to
12.0 last month. Today's reports, based on the household sampling and a
separate bus1Dess payroll suryey, amounted to fresh evidence that the long-
awaited turnaround m the lagging manufacturing sector has not yet arrived.
Indeed, analyst Allen Sinai commented that, "We're still left asking the
question: Has manufacturing bottomed out?" The depanment had repo:ted
that manufacturing employment rose by 19,000 jobs in August. but today
revised that calculauon to a gain of just 1,000. Noting that rev1s1on. James
Cochrane. the chief economist with Texas Commerce Bancshares, said. "The
August increase proved to be an 1llus1on." He noted that some 2 million factory
jobs have d1$appeared smce 1979 and commented. "There's a trend that's sti ll
w11h us -and it's a dangerous trend for any mdustnahzed count!) ··
WASHfNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan says he was shocked by a
pubhsh~.d rePOn that M_apprond_a
d1s1Dfonnation program to deceive
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi
and challenf.es "the veracity of that
entire story. ·
Asked to specify what was inac-
curate abou~ the story, published
Thursday in The Washington Post.
Reagan disputed only an anecdote
quoting him as saying during a secret
strateg¥ meeting on the plan, "Wh y
nol invi te Gadhafi to San Francisco.
he likes to dress up so much:"
"I don't want Gadhafr any place 1n
the United States. and being Cali-
fornian. it's the last place I'd send
him," Reagan said.
But the president insisted m a
question-and-answer session with a
group of columnists and commen-
tators that there "was not any plan of
ours" to influence the Libyan strong-
man by planting false stones in the
American press.
··1 challenge the veraCll) of that
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Daily Pilat &. TWA
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ltfGHTS AVAl/ABll ltOM OIA N(;( COUNTt 10,/A'
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entire story 1hal I read th1 mom1Dg who was conducting terronst acts and
with great shock." Reagan said. murdering Americans, f'd say, 'Gee. I
adduli UK seem memos quoted ~ .Jiope.J.L'.s l!Ue:·~ saul
the Post "were not a pan of an) But Shultz sa~d that wh1k he
meeting I've e .. er attended ·· suppons the concept of d1s1nforma-
The White House made public t1on. 1t was not applied against
excerpts or "Reagan·~ con ... ersation Gadhafl.
Wlth the mvi1edjournahsts. as well as "I know of no dec1S1on to go out
co mments by a senior adm1n1strat1on and tell hes to the media," he said.
official who also ~poke with the Shultz suggested, hoy.iever. that the ·
group. media served the administration's
Reagan defended Lakmg ste ps 10 purpose of confusing Gadhafi by
"have Mr. Gadhali go to bed every report1Dg on U.S. naval 'movements
night wondering whal we might do close to Libya's shores.
And I think that's the best position for "You people 1n the news business
anyone like that to be in " enjoy not allowing the United Stetes
But when asked if he thought 11 was to do anyrtuni in secret 1f you can
all nght 10 plant false information 1n he lp it." he said . "If the fleet moves
the press 10 make Gadhali nervous. from one place to another. you're
Reagan replied. ··oh. no No." bound and determined to repon it
peaking to reporters 1n New York. even though you might want to have
ecrelary of State Georie Shultz ll operate secretly.
defended the use of deception by the "So we can absolutely bank on the
government to confuse enemies fact that 1fthe fleet does something or
"If I were a pnvate c1t1zcn readtng other you'll scream:· Shultz con-
about ll and I read that my govern -lmued. "Gadhafi will hear tl. And we
ment ~as trying to confuse somebody ma) or ma) not be gettmg ready"
Triple bombing pr-0be-
wldens; trloarrested
COEUR D'ALENE. Idaho (A P)-
An invest1ga11on mto a triple bomb-
ing has widened, according to
authorities who have arrested three
people linked to a white supremacist
gr~~P on charges relat ing to counter-·
fe111ns.
Police Chief Frank Premo said
among those arrested Thursday night
was David Dorr. the former sccunty
chief for the group known as the
Church of Jesus Christ Christian
(Aryan Nati ons).
Dorr wps arrested at his home
nonh of Coeur d'Alene, as were
Edward and Olive Hawley, who have
said they attend the church's serv1c,cs
but are not members.
The arrests were made three days
after three bombs exploded ID thls
reson town.
Gorbache:v: Summit next step··
toward removing war dang~rs
MOSCOW (A P)-Mikhail S. Gorbachev sajd today
he 1s looking forward to bis meeting with President
Reagan as a way pf accelerating arms control talks, but
cn11c1zed the .U.S spac:e weapons prognim as "a step to
war.'· I
The Krem hn leader. making his first public
comments since the announcement of the Oct. 11-1 2
meeting m Reykjavik, Iceland, spoke from a wind-
wh1pped platform at the unvetllng of a monument to the
late German communist Ernst Thaelmann.
"A nuclear apocalypse 1s not inevitable. Mankind
can aven the 1emble threat which hangs over it,"
Gorbachev. his voice thick with an apparent cold. told
those assembled for the televised c.cremony.
The Communist Party general secretary said the
Sov1e1 Union was searching for "political ways to remove
th e war danger"
"Our proposal to Ronald Reagan to hold a working
meeting, so 10 say, was prompted precisely by these
considerations." Gorbachev said. "We have one and the
same objective here: 10 stan, at last. the realization of our
accords reached ID Geneva with the president of the
United States.
"I think this fully meets 1he interests of both the
Soviet and American people and all the peoples in the
world," Gorbachev said.
Gorbachev referred to the joint statement issued
after the Geneva summit in November J 985. in which the
two leaders pledged to find ways to speed U.S.-Soviet
talks on nuclear and space weapons.
The two leaders also agreed to meet in the United
States this year and in the Soviet Union m 1987.
Since then, the Soviet Union has repeatedly accused
the United States of blocking progress toward arms
control. The Kremlin has delayed scning a date for the
U.S. summit..t saying it needs more assurance that it will
lead to spccinc arms control agreements.
The Iceland summit has been billed as a preparatory
meeting for Gorbachev's U.S. visit
The primary targets of Soviet pronouncements on
arms control have been the U.S. space-based Stratcgjc
Defense lnitiAtive, also known as "Star Wars," and
Kremlin calls for a ban on nuclear testing.
The Soviets have been trying-without success to
persuade the United States to join their nuclear testing
moratorium. which is to run through the end of the year.
Polic~ identify
gunman from
Gandhi attack
Syrian diplomat freed after being
kidnapped for 24 hours in Tehran
NEW DELJil, India (AP) -51kh
m1htan1s toda) anacked Punjab's
police ctuef with machine guns,
kJlhng a suard. A gunman who tned
to kill Pnme Mm1stcr RaJiv Gandhi
the day before was identified as
ha v1Dg a su rname used by nearly all
male Sikhs.
Gandhi has been threatened by
Sikh scpara~1st groups, but police said
after Thursday's assassination at-
tempt that the gunman was not a
Sikh However, he was identified m
co un papers today as Karamjil Singh
of PunJab'Stale.
Nearly all Sikh men use Singh ,
mean~· n "lion," as pan of theirname,
althou some Hindus also are
name Singh. Sikh extremists have
been wa&in$ a terror campaign to
establish a Sikh nation in Punjab.
.
By the ~ssoclated Press
DAMASCUS, Syria -Gunmen kidnapped a Synan q1plomat as he drove
home from wotk in the lraqjan capital, and a top aide to Syria's president said
the envoy was freed today, a day after his abduction. Syrian officials here
1dentifed the diplomat abducted Thursday night as consul lyad Mahmoud, tm:·
No. 2 man atlhe Syrian Embassy in Tehran. An embassy official earlier said
Mahmoud was charge d'afTaires. Official Tehran radio, monitored in Lon.don.
s:ud the armed men in a BMW car and an ambulance stopped Mahmoud's
vehicle at 10 p.m. It quoted witnesses as saying the kidnappe~ fired six shots
and hustled the diplomat into the ambulance. which then left for an unknown
destmat1on. ·
Sovlet troops to leave Afghanistan
OTT A WA -Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze said the
withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, which was first announced
dunng th.e summer. will beJ.in "in a few days.'' "We would like to sec our boys
back home as soon as possible," Shevardnadze said at a news conference late
Thursday. Shevardnadze also reiterated Soviet positions on nuclear we.apons
issues, sayingSoviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev proposed next week's special
meeting with President Reagan in Iceland because of the nuclear arms race.
"The serious danger has emerged that ifurgent, extraordinary measures arc not
taken to rectify the situation, the situation in tcnns of iqtemational security
could pasa the point of no return," he said. 1-
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SAN FllANCISCO(AP)-1'hcuatcSuprcmcCourt
say1 a suspect who ia beina queilloncd by poli<le has the
right to be told a lawyer is waitina outside. ·
In a 1980 catc from Walnut Cfeek m ontra Costa
County, the court Thursday overturned the cOcail'lO
selling oonviction·of Charles Caleb Houston because it
was based on a confession be gave w'hilc be wu kept
u!'laware that a lawyer hired by friends was tryina to sec
lawyer," said Justice Joseph Orod1n in the ruhna.
He said that if a lawyer who tw been hired or
appointed to represent a suspect arrives al lhe police
station before que~tionin, ends, police mu1t teU the
suspect the lawyer '' there; must stop the quc1tionina if
the suspect asks to sec the lawyer, and canoot prevent or
mislead the lawyer o ut of trying to see ,._.,clieot.
FAA has cited only
two pilots in 44
near-collisions . . .
LONG Bf.ACH (AP) -Th Federal Aviation AdminilU'ation cited only two ptJou out of those i.nvolvcd In 44 na.r-eollilion1
repo.ned lhis year throua.h mid.July in tbe Lot Anades area. a
published report says. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Police
investiptina a double slayina or-
dered the evacuation of three floors of
the twin-tower, S2·story Arco Plaza
after d1scoveri ng explosives an41uns
stoTcd 10 an · underar<fund
barbershop.
The evacuation began shonJy
before I p.m. Thursday when detec-
tives from the major cri mencction of
the Robbery-Homicide'{)1v1sion dis-
covered a cylinder marked "high
explosives." said pohce Lt Dan
Cooke.
him. .
Ho1;1~ton, 28, ~as tcnten.ced to n~ne month~ an Jaal.
The dcc1s1on bars h11 confession as evidence an a retrial.
In its S-1 decision Thursday, the coun denounced a
palioe practice that the U.S. upreme Court upheld in
M1ty.
• "Where the police mislead or bar lh~ suspecf s
attorney, while keeping tbe suspect ignorant that he has
available ~unset, they engage in an unconscJonable
evasion of his absolute nght to consult wtth his available
The ruling relied on the California Constitution.
ln a caMf from Rhode Island, 1he U .. court five
months ago ruled 6-3 that the confession of a suspect who
had voluntarily waived his ri&}lt to a lawyer could be used
as evidence even though police concealed the fact that a
lawyer was trying to reach him .
"Restrictive federal interpretations of the United
St.ates. Co.nstitutjon do not preclude n findin.g that lhe
Coostuuuon of our state accords tts citizens greater
individual rights," Grodin said.
Oftbe44 lncidenu, FAA reports show thJt lb.a' 13 werejud9ed critically close, with the aircraft pu io, within 100 feet of each o!Mr and comsion avoided more or less by chance. the Lona Beach Pre9-
Tdc&ram reported today.
ihc FKA fouod anoth~T 2S repons Ytcrc .. potcntJaJ" disasters, in ~b1ch the aircraft pwed wilhlo 500 feet of each otbet. The remainina
six te_P.Orts were tcrmcd .. no hazard." •
· Tile number of such incidents 1n Lbc area has Jumped from 33 in
.J 981 to 94 in 198~. The rate so far this year as sli&btly less than lut ye8r.
the newspaper said. •
, A police bomt.l squad removed the
explosives and an estimated 1.200
workers wcr.c allowed to rc:--enter the
building abdut 1112 hours later.
The detectives were executing a
search warrant when they found the
unspecified amount of explosives.
blastil\g caps. two pi~tols and two
automatic weapons in the M'Lord
barbe/_Shop btlow the North Tower,
said 0Ctect1ve Richard Crotslcy.
Striking winery worrkers
accept rejected1pact cuts
Santa Monica Bay
sewage pact OK' d
'The FAA records, obtamed by the Pre TelCJrllb. show the
agency was unable to identify pilots involved m about half of the
incidents reported. In other cases, FAA mvest1ptort were unable to
sort o,ut what really happened from conflkt1QJ stones.
Jn other cases, FAA offiClals concluded that no one did anytlung
wrong.
. In a. panicularty h~ow1ng 1nc1dent on the ni&ht of Ja.n. 10, a
The fo ur weapons were not used 1n
the double slaying, Crotslcy said,
decl~ comment on whether they
may'liave'been used in other crimes.
"We know who the suspect is."
Cooke said. ~The questions we want
answers to are what he is doing in
possession of the explosives and what
he planned to do Wllh them."
Cooke, who said an amst was
anticipated. declined .to 1dent1fy the
suspect except to say he was not an
employee of the barbtrshop but knew
someone who worked there.
The explosives "'ere not related to
the homicide 1nvesupt1on, Cooke
said.
Pohce began their search for "shoes
and weapons" at 11 :30 a.m. and later
encountered the explosives, Crotsley
said. Detcct1ves found 5<>me of what
they were looking for. but Crotsley
would not elaborate.
Crotsley said the search was related
to the slayings of Gerald Woodman.
67, and his wife Vera. 63: were shot
and killed in the underground garage
of their Brentwood condom inium on
Sept. 25, 1985
Five defcndant'i, 1ncl ud1ng the
Woodman<;' ~ons. were charged with
murder and conspiracy in the slay-
angs. Prosecutors contend Stewart
and Neil Woodman hired the others
to kill their parents so they could
collect on their mother's $500.000
insurance policy
A pretrial heanng for the five is
scheduled for Oct. 10.
A sixth defendant pleaded guilty to
two counts of first-degree murder anti
agreed to testify against the others.
TV LISTINGS
By die A110clated Pre11
SAN FRANCISCO :_ A six-week stnke at winenes that produce more
than half of California's wine has ended as workers threatened with permanent
repla~ment accepted contract cuts thcy+.ad rejected just a·week ago. Although
no count V<as rele~scd. the Winery, Distillery and AllicQ Workers Union
reported 6~ pei;cent of the striking workers on Thursday voted in favor of th'e
new contract offered by the Winery Employers Assoc1at1on. Companies should
s~rt ~ontacting empl~yees today about when to return to work at the nine
.w10encs and two affthated companies. un1un official~ sajd,
Aatronomen create super tele11eope
PASADENA -The biggest tetescope ever created was tested succc!>sfully
by astronomers who say their method could be used to make the sharpest
pictures yet of objects m deeP. ~~cc. The radio telescope created m the
experiment measured 11,060 miles across -almost 3,200 miles wider than the
Eanh -but "was not really a big. physical object." said astronomer Gerald S.
Levy of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Instead. 1t was a huge radio
rett1vcr-ercated-by-electr~nically hn"'°ng 2 HJ-foot-wide dish-shaped antennas
1n Japan and Australia Wlth a 16-foot dish on the Nauonal Aeronautics and
Space Administration's Tracking and Data Relay Satellite "What we're domg
is were making a telescope that's I 1h times the diameter of the Eanh by putting
little pieces on he te1escopc together and leaving most or it out.·· Lev)' said.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
federal go vernment and thc..nation's
second-largest c1ty have reached an
agreement that will end a nine-year
battle over the city's sewage treat-
ment and dumping of sewage sludge
into the Santa Momca Bay.
Under the consent agreement an-
nounced Thursday, the city will pay
$625.000 to the federal treasury. the
largest civil penalty assessed a.a.a1nst a
municipality under 1he 1972 fcderar
Clean Water Act, said Terry Wilson,
an Environmental Protection Agency
spokesman.
The city also agreed for the first
time to spend $3.3 million to assess
flying Tigers 74? cargo Jet swerved to avoid a twin-cn&ine plane above
.Palmdale but 1.nadvr.nently headed toward another twin-engine
aircraft -all within a minute's time. An air traffic controller alerted.
the third aircraft barely in time for ll to avoid a djsaster.
Aviation officials have been 5crutin121na the Southern California ..
air-traffic-control system and pigtu,safcty in the region since the Aug.
3 ~ colli~ion bet"."'een an Ae~omc~ico DC·9 and a smalJ plane. Th(
disaster m the skies overCemtos killed 82 J>FOple in both planes and i.n
the homes where-the jetliner fell.-~ -·
4-year-old wi*11 AIDS who bit
stu<lent barred from school -
and reduce 1he effect~ of pollutants SC discharged from ~torm sc"'ers into 4-TA ADERO (AP} -A 4-year-Thomas said tf lhe school board -
decides when 1t meets Monday that
Ryan cannot retum-to~hoof,-he-wtlJ
try to get the Amencan Civil Liberties
Union chapter rn Los Angeles to file
SUit
Santa Monica Bay. The storm sewer -0ld boy affi1cted w1lh AIDS who was
projcctTsTn add1uon to S2.3 biflion In rem~d--Jmm. ~ool after b1t1~g
previously planned improvements -another student dunng a scuffie w1ll
and operating costs for the Hyperion not ,be allowed. to return to class. the
plant at Playa del Rey and other ~ s father said. treatmWlt facilities. · the placcme~t commfttec ~f t~e • Atascadero Unified School D1stnct Vovader team still lJorwas for world flldlJt The agreement will settle a \Ult decided Thursday that It would urge "'-e· r-e · filed by the U.S. ·Department of the school board not to allow Ryan
The decision came ~r a meeting
in which a child psychologist testified
that Ryan, who contracted deadly
acquired im mune deficiency syn-
drome throu&h a blood transfusion,
was normal and mentally hcaJlhy~ the
father said.
MOJAVE -Thq Voyager pilots, labonng feverhhly to replace a broken Justice 1n 1977 after years of delays by Thomauo return to class at the Santa
propeller and work the bugs out of their ~xpenmental aircraft. say they still the city in making sewer improve-R~ Road Elementary School, satd
hope to launch their unprecedented rour\d-the-world fhght this year. However. men ts. the-boy's father, Robin Thomas.
Voyager meteorologist Len Snellman said we at her con di Hons ·are rapidly r,=========================::::;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim===================================.. eatangaway atconditions needed fo r the mission. If the Voyager is not ready to
Oy by the end of November or earl y December. chances arc the flight will have
to be delayed until spnng or 'iummer of 1987.
Phone users get .to be line repairmen
LOS ANGELES -Installation and repair of 1ns1de telephone Imes an the
home and office will become a do-11-your~lf project beginning next January
under new cegulat1ons laid down by the Federal Communications
Commission. Pacific Bell btgan not1fyin~ its 'lu~oJ>ers 1n bills mailed today
that the} will have to take care of the winng running from their phones to the
outside of their homes or pay someone else '° make repairs. Pre':'10usl). the
phone Company has taken care or inSlde Wlnng With no direct charge to .the
customer But the FCC ruled earlier this )Car that such special costs should no
longer bt borne b~ all phon.c cu'itomcrs.
JOIN OUR
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RENAISSANCE
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COMING TO FASHION ISLAND
New Stores Coming Soon
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188 NEWS D CAAO SHARKS * • * * · Muhny On The Bounry" • WHArS HAPPENING NOWll (1935) Clark Gable Charles Laugh·
-10:30-
6 WORLD OF SURVIVAL
E[O MAKERS MATCH
f"P)INNNEWS
WHAT'S HAPPENING
AT FASHION ISLAND
• Wilkes Sports rs bringing its exclusive collectron of
act1vewear to Fashion Island opernng October 11
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GFAllGUY G HOllYWOOOSOUARES ton • I THREE'S COMPANY
GIMME A BREAK!
e BUSINESS REPORT
II) CAPfTOl JOURNAL
()) C8S .NEWS
(ll ABCNEWSO
GU4•A•S•H &l WALL STREET WEEK
G) Qt JEOPARDY 111,l) JIM COOPER'S ORANGE
fl!) WILD, WILD WORLD OF COUNTY -11:00-
• Cl U Q) 01l ~NEWS D HONEYMOONERS
O SCTV
• Construction Update
The renova tion of the bui ld ing
betw een Neiman-Marcus and
Atnum-Gourt is moving steadij.y
towards completi on The final
plastering IS underway ane
fresh new pamt will be applied
shortly Completion will occur
in early November for your
shopp ing convenience
• Savannah Grill will open early rn 1987 at the north
end of the center Featuring open mesquite grilling.
this establishment will be a popular meetrng place
for d1rnng California style
. l
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GD FREDERICK It PRICE
mCOMBATI l'C'1 MOVIE
• • Maxie 119851 Glenn Close
Mandy Paton~1n
UMOVIE * * '1 'Supergirl ( 19S•J Helen Slater, Faye Dunaway /
MOVIE
• • • The Candidate (1972) Rob-ert Redl«d Pe1er Boyte
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N8CNEWS
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TOO ClOSE ~OR COMFORT
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NEWSHOUR
111,l) ADA.M SMITH'S MONEY
WORlD
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• FRIDAY AT SUNSET G (JJl ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
I SILVER SPOONS
AFTERSCHOOl SPECIAL
OATIHOGAME
Cl!NEWS
• THREE'S COMPANY e WHm OF FORTUNE
Ii) BUSINESS REPORT
(I) PM MAGAZINE
Qi> PAAJ8E THE LORD
DARK SHADOWS INSIDE THE NFl
IHNHEWS
MOVIE * • 1) G1tbo Tallcs' I 198-41 Anne
81nc1olt Ron Sliver
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• DANCIN' TO THE HITS
ANIMALS m PETER GUNN
' 111,l) WASHINGTON WEEK IN ~ J HONEYMOONERS
REVIEW O -G:OO-SD. AT.LAJl(ii..----------t9111Hl!Att-:~
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KING «"
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DMOVIE
• t , Logan s Run (19761 Mdlael
Y<>B Jenny Agllller
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HONEYMOONERS
Gt HEWS e MOVIE
• • • • King Solomon's Mines ·
( 1950) Debotah Kerr Slewatt
Granger
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REVIEWQ •
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Cl!) PRAISE THE LORD
mN.Y.P.D.
CC) MOVIE * * • "Pale Rid8f" ( 1985) Cllnl East·
wood, Michael Monarty
U{)MOVIE
t * "Bachelor Party" (198-4) Tom
Henl\1, Tawny Kl11tn
tl 'MOVIE • * "Teen Woll" (1985) Michael J
Fox. James Hempton
ODD COUPLE
C.S>MOVIE * • Cr•tor" ( 1985) Petet OToole. Manet Htmtngw,Y
-8:30-
• ®) MR. BEl VEDERE
6 S 1,000,000 CHANCE Of A
UFEllME
MAGNUM.Pl 9) MOVIE
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fl) GREAT PERFORMANCES
ml ARING LINE
Eli) PRAISE THE LORD
m NIGHT GALLERY
TSTARTREK
l MOVIE
• • Creal« 11985) Peter 0 Toole
Matiel Hemmg,.ay
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MOVIE
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Edie Powell. Andre Morell m NIGHT GALLERY
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• (]) FALCON CREST
CI O:!LA.LAW
&Jtl)N£WS Q (]])$TARMAN
6 RISKING IT All
'1l) MANAGING OUR MIRACLES.
HEAL TH CARE IN AMERICA
E[O BEHIND THE SCENES
la FUGITIVE
(C)MOVIE
• •', "The Gauntlel ( 1977) Clint
Eastwood.Sbnd1alocl\e
Cli MOVIE
• •') VolunllJers ( 19851 Tom
Hanks, John Candy
MOVIE
•• 'The Wiid Lile . (1~1 Chr1sto-
ptMW PIM. Enc Stolz.
AT THE MOVIES
GALLAGHER: OVER YOUR
HEAD
-10:15-I
--a!) RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING"
PICK-UP YOUR CARD
IN THIS SUNDAY'S PAPER
You can increase your chance
to Win -Check This Sunday's paper
for a WIN-GO card.
Daily Pilat YFWA
FIND OUT HOW GOOD WE REALLY ARE
AT NEWSSTANDS & STO RES ONLY
t.A.X Orang County Connrc11ont via Gold~n Srote A1rf,,,os
e NIGHTUFE tD ANNA-KAM: ...... .--
ml BUSINESS REPORT
CJ) THIS DAY
Gi) FAMILY ONE WAY GAME
m ON THE FUP SIDE WITH
RAECHEL DONAHUE
P GRIZZL YADAMS
$ MOVIE
t • ' Teacher$ 1198•) Nletl Nolte.
JoBeth W~hams
l MOVIE
• • ·~ Nosferatu The Vampyre
119791 Klaus K1nslu Isabelle Adjan1
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LIVE Q @) NIGHTLINE 6 WILD, WILD WEST CD VEGA$
G) BARNEY MILLEA
ml AT RON'S IN LAGUNA
«Ii) BOB HOSKINS
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L MOVIE
• "Girls 01 The N19ht" ( 1985)
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• •'' "losln' It t 19821 Tom Cruise,
Jackie Earle Haley
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Cl) GET SMART e ON ST AGE AT LA
NtGHTlft
El!) REAL VIDEOS
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•• , Mata Harl (19851 $yMa KrJS•
tel ChttStOPhef Cazenowi
I\
The new parking lot structure
between Bull ocks Wilshire and
Buffums will also be com pleted
in November along with addi-
tional parking lo t 1mpr overnen ts
With the new landscaping ancl
pedestrian walkways. you II
find your sho pping and dining
exrer1ences more pleasant anc!
lun.
• Fashion Island Services Include:
Our own Newpo1 t Cent 1
Fa shion Island Credit Card 11s
good at more than 90' of the
st or es and restaurants in the
center And. 1f you use yow
Fashion Island C1ed1t Card lo
make youi travel an angernents
at Going Places Travel. you
1 ece1ve a 2 , cl1scount1
For your convenience Wl'
offe1 Valet Parking and Custom
Car Washing by hand at tw o
locations the east entrance
to Atrium Court and the south
en trance to Buffums.
• Anastasia. featuring European womens and
Cfiildren·s fashions. WilfOpen soon on e upper
level of At rium Court along with Details. whrch
features unusual gift s cus tom-made qurlts and ...
beautiful pottery
• Euro~ Spa will have a Oecernber opening at Atr 1urn
Court offering the best in beauty treatments
• Haute Rocks wi ll have the newest 1n fun 1ewelry
Look for them 1n December 1ust outside Atrium
Court next to Mirna's Lingerie.
• Boudoir II will also be open this December at Atrium
Gour t leaturrng fine lingerie
• The Forgotten Woman will bring designer f ash1ons for
til e wom;in size 14 and above to Air 1um Court
NEWS FROM FASHION ISLAND
Special Activities at Irvine Ranch Farmers Market
• Sundays
• Tuesd;iy~
• Fridays
Buffet Brunch 9 a m to 1 p m
Taco Night at La Salsa: all the tacos
you can eat for S6 5 to 9 p m
-lobster Fea st 4 30 to 9 p m
For Holiday Shopping
• The Original Christmas Store ha5 opened its only
Orange County lor<1t1on in tile Bulloc.ks Wilshire
wing
• Holiday Memories has spe(,1al 1tefns for every
holiday You can find the new sfore in the Bullocks
W1l stiire wing too
• Wrapper II will specially wrap and sencl ;iny gift on
yolll li st and p1 ov1d e you w1tt1 lllllQue
prepackaged gifts as well ,.
• Chris Lindsay Designs has a magnr f 1cent selection of
hohc1ay deco1 for you 1ust a step away fr om Atr 1um
Cow t
• NEWPORT.\CENTER
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."The Thing" Means_ Find.Your Wtiyto·Clrcutt City
For This Can't·Afforc:t-T~Mlss
. Sale Event! .. Hurry! Sale Ends $alur~QY!, -Fantastic Savings on the
Electronics Your Want Most!
lf#GNA\OCI
fir ;II
Meane•o• VHI "•mote Control YC" wttfi HQ Picture Enhancement~
• crltper more detalled lmagH
• convenient 14-day, 2-event
ro ramml_ng_
.... l'ric.e
OE 11" Porte.,._ r.!:'0:--
Colof TV TOUlll 'AT
'l't!ICI INCLIJOH '1000 s 19997* OIMCT MIAfl '"OM OINlllAl. U ICTlllC
Zenith 25"
~emote Control
Color TV
••• ,.a
Mlt1ubl1hl 4-Heed HIFI VHS Vl<Mo
C11Mtte Recorder with
Remote Control
• bu11t-m stereo decoder
• 105-channel capab1l1ty
• 4-head design
18"
IElllOTE COLOI TV
Z.nUh 4"
Dl119 .......
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Everywhere TV
• take 11 to the
game, beach,
campa1te, or
home
urge-Ce,.clty
We9her
• 3energy saving
wash/rinse I · temperature
combinations
L-::::::.:::~ 1269!!
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Technlc1 Pr09rammeble Compect
Diec Player
• newly-developed FF1 laser pickup
• h1gh-1peed
linear motor
acce11
mechanltm
llUt
UL TRX Auto-Reverse ea ... ne Deck
with 'Dolby" NolM Reduction
• choice between manual reverse
and auto-reverse
AudloYOll In-Delft AM/PM atereo
"•dU:rwtttrCHMttf1111•yer
• locking fHI
forward &
eject control
• FM stereo llghl
~~-~uw~m
Coulttc-to Wen Cer Stereo Grephlc
!quellnf hotter ...
• 7 Mparete ffeq\i9ncy &ends
• front/rear fader control
...
Technlc• 50 Wan• Aefftl'te Control
Stereo Aecel .. r with Video EdHlnt
ca,.blllly
• 5-band graphic equalizer
( .............. _ ,,_ 122911
aoH. .. 20llHa wffll llO
--0.007~THO
... '°"' Proaremfftlble Comped Dtec Player wttfl wt ....... Remote Control
• 2~181ect1ons random muStc
sensor
• convenient Automatic
~~:~:nsor'• 124997
modtt!
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Hlfh·lpeedT .... ~Md Dolbf• •• c .......uctlon
• doubl•-•P"d dubbing
• aott-touch logic S 14911 control
operation
JYC AM/FM C• .._,eo wtltt Auto-
Aewene c ....... Playlf
• rec1se. easy-to·read d1g1tal
tuning
• 15 statton presets
• separate bass
& treble
controls
JenMn ... x ... A••r-0.ck CM .... .,.
Ampea T-120
VHS-Form•t VlcMO
C•MHe Tepe IT1*I sggs1
Emerwn AM/FM Stereo Compect
lyltel'n with ,_
land Graphic 16997 Equetlzlf
Brother ~ llecttonlc
TypHrtter -16817 • variable 10 and S
12 pitch typing
• power output
30 watts ..:.997 per channel ... .,
with High·
Wettege-Hendlng 1491, .. 7 Capeblflty
• 198&C1rcu1t City Store; Inc •
)
I
Convenient Monthly Payments and
Instant Credit ••
Payments sta1 t1nQ as tow as S 15 per month on
approved crPd1t S 1()() m •n1mum purchase
Home Delivery 7 Days a Week ...
N e w trom C1rcu1t City home delivery 7 days a
w eek 1n our normal trade areas Please ask your
sales co11nse1or tor dPta1ls
All TV ICRHMI MEASURED DtAIONAllY
. ... ..
Prlcn Effective Thru:
S•turd•y, October 4th
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' om• ITOIU 1112 ~ATEI
IATURDAY
10AM • 7'M
IUiDAY
11AM-IPM
lervlce ••• H 'f'OIJ n•td 11r111Ct OUI llctOrlft'IYll'IOrlltd
ltlVlct ~,c11n1c11n1 Will make luft '"'" VOY• P1.HCl'll M 111y1 '"
e•ctllenl •"•Pt · d1i11no 1111 warranty pe1100 ANOwtll lltyono
4t C11cutl Coy "'' 1uv1c1 "'"'' "'' u ll For 11r\11Ctr a11 12'31 715-1~00
Circuit City Low Price Guarantee ...
ti you make a purchase lrom Circuit City and within 30
days l1nd the same item for less al our store or at any
other local stocking retailer we'll relund the difference
plus ten percent ol the dtllererice upon proof ol the
tower prlC& Tn1s offer exeiv.pes the Circ1J1t C•t y OuOet Store
L1y·Aw1y Plan ...
Vour can take advantage ot today's super prices by
tay1ng moat purchase• away With a amett down
payment. we'll hold your ae1ec11.9n tor up to 90 days
II'• • great way to savet Chr11tmas Ley-away must r>e
pick up by o.c.m.,_, 17
11 :0uch-DriYe" ah.ifLopL&Miu._~cv_w..._
con•enlence of pub-button ablfting
two-and four-wheel drl•e at any •peed.
'
AerostaY shines
with flexibility
The &leek Aerostar minivan from Ford Division
combines the passenger:ttlexlbility and features of a
conventional station wagon with the toughness. cargo
capacity and towing capabllity expected of a Ford truck.
The Aerostar line lnciudes body styles which provide
up to 140 cubic feet of cargo capacity in the van to
comfortable seating for up to seven in thewagorrwtttnhe
optional rear-bench seat. The wagon's easily removable
"quick-release·' rear seats provide outstandingly conve-
nient flexibility for a variety of passenger and cargo
accommodations.
Aerostar puts the driving wheels In the rear, under
the load. These garageable-sized minivans have a ride-
smoothing, 119-lnch wheelbase, seven inches longer
than the smallest domestic minivan. Coil springs at all
four wheels and gaa-pressurlz.ed-Shocltabsorbers aJso
No matter what the trucklni need. Ford 'baa the
anawer. Aeroetar, above, off"en the compact •an-
bayer optional V-6 power. Still the beat-aelllng
truck line ln the world, the F-~rlea pickup,
below, off era a full airay of alzea, atylee, trim
• :11erlet1 and power team• -ln 4x2 and 4x4_.
enhance Aerostar's ride over all types of driving surfaces.
loaded or unloaded.
With Its standard multi-port electronic fuel-Injected
overhead cam four-cylinder engine, Aerostar wagon Is
EPA-rated at an estimated 23 mpg for city driving with the
van version yleldlng 26 mpg In the city.
When equipped with optional 2.8-llter V-6 engine
and other functional equipment required for traller
towing Aerostar..canlOWJJ.P to.5.000 pounds In the.yen conflg~ratlon or 4,900 pounds as a wagon. That's
comparable to any compact van or full-size car on the
market, and two-and-a-half times greater than Aero-
star's front-wheel-drive competition.
With Its unique and Innovative front suspension.
Aerostar has a small turning radius -even smaller than
the Ford Tempo.
Aerostar Is produced In Ford's uttra-modern St.
Lou la Assembly Plant, eqU1pped with some of the world's
moat advanced manuf acturlng technology to assure
efficiency and production quality at a cost of more than
~million.
Ford ls the only compact van manufaclurer offering a
minivan conversion prep model -an ott-the-llne vehicle
r .. dyforattermarket RV conversion manufacturers to
cuatomlze. Even these cotwerslon models can tow up to
5,000 pound• when property equipped, enhancing their
recrutlonal capabllltles.
. .
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... Bronco 11 briril~in"g with poWer
Ford's compact-size Bronco II utlllty
vehlcle appeaJs to suburbanites and flrat-
tlme ott-roaders with more power, Increased
4)(4 convenience and two-wheef drive
models. :
The latter bring Bronco ll's nimble
performance, contemporary styling and car-
llke appointments to women and suburban
famllle~ whose transportation needs do not
Include the added traction of four-wheel
drive. On these models, Ford's ride-
smoothing Twin-I-beam design replaces the
Twin-Traction Beam Independent front
suspension ol the 4x4 models.
All Bronco II models come equipped
with a 2. 9-llter multi-port electronlcaJly fuel
lnjecte~ V-6 engine that delivers 12 percent
more horsepower than. Its predecessor.
Important features of the 2 .9-llter engine
Include hyd'raullc valve lifters, a chain-driven
ttPUBLICt# .
FROM--TREODORE ROBINS
•
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USED CAR SPECIALS
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area LMland S252,500 BEST BUY In IMne cove. ocean and night llgl'll Loe Caballero• Sport• 2 frplc, hard llra, prof dee • carpon No P91• HOO.
ASSOCIATED REALTY -.1oc•n view, Fee land, homeeltee .• Improvement TIWlllMH Club $890 788-8233 Gdnr, $1400. 842·2940 llJu• 219' Agt M Hiii 759-9100 873-3663 S795,000 Nichols Real will be co111 ..... , c Id · U f y, "" OU Ote4tt ftr .... .. .... ltacla 2141 Newpon ltland charming tBR IBA yearly. n urn 112 UIUTlll, an I Ctrtaa ••I Jl1r 10 2 Estate 494-0703 ~Hiid dream hide-away. Frple vauled ceilings. dbl waterlront. Avt now! New aj)t No gar $750/mo + tBdtm unfurn. 1 bltt to
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views 3Br 3Ba +.lam & Great for entertaining• Lill move In cond. best offer 2 stry hm Prime loc. 3Br garage w/elect GOO, hv1ng on acres of gar-JI •IT •C. S600/mo+ sac . yrly .able 1Br 1Ba. new crpt, In
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HASTINGS & CO family room. to the prl-mil. 2Br 2Ba. 6 yrs old ••nlraat tlC• kllch or this St200 3br turn prkg. 2br $1000, 1br sundack. pvt garage
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640-5560 ANYTIME! lures Include 3 large rents $80.000 Funlshed 2Bdrms garage. 'Ablk to i Condo 2Br 1'1rBa tu-level. den I/yd kid pet ok must 539-6191 Agt fee E Edgewater 871-2866 $600-$850/mo
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pool and tennis with fire· • • c 1us1ve West ell ff 3BR. 10 bch. close 10 stores. no 1982 Meyer 549-3484 Upper Duplex S 1400 pets. 102 E Bay Apt 6
place. wet bar and prl-LIYEU OIWIE PAil ~0!: ~~~:cc~~~dml~~ garage. $1100 673-7335 jEASTSIDE 1t>"r"t gar. Villa f\entals 875"4912 ICW IAYY1EWI Ct1ll .... 2124 ~a:e~unnydeck Asuper IMFMS&ll pended lam rm formal 2BR 2BA. spectacular carpets $700/mo 2BR 2BAcOOdo.2cargar. Small turn Bach for 1 1 & 2BR APT QUIET 1 ue 3Bdrm. 28a + Den w/Me= din rm. lots of windows ocean view. lrplc. 2 car I 760·836'4 sauna. Jae. pool tennis mature adult Pnv I S«. • COMPLEX Poot, no pets .•
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home oA htll top with tmmac Exec.4Br2Ba.pvt 2tJ 97~234 Collect TELEllHT lll-lllO lay-out basic appls kid• 2BR 2B .. tux Ver••lll.;; Balboa Plef $1150/mo 548-6023or675-a918
360• vleW ot Santa Ynez bectcyd w/spa. new paint. ok 539-619 t Agt lee ... ..... "'~ winter S 1225-$1350/mo lBr I Ba. quie1Trl-p1ex, pvt
Valley Only 5 miles from fandscaplng. wood nrs, 3BR 2BA CdM OUplft So condo.--Gated comm. yrly Agt 752-2226 polio, encl garage. coo·
Solvann $425,000 Paul lrpl, nr IChools. 546-7910 St•lll Cu1t ol Hwy Light & airy. lots Flat appeallngBS400B rental pool, spa, sub pkng No -u1F••-ve"lent loc.. water/~11 • • I IOI& I I b I bungalow I r 1 a encl pets. $920/mo 531-8396 -"-' ,, Burtoess (805) 688-1990 tre.it e.et•t Fir lid t rt · 0 g ass. 8 cony. ~arage p.tlo more 539-619t 2BR winter only or Balboa paid S5751mo. 988-9 98 Elegance! 3Bdrmt Nuevol lBR CONDO C & X 1 S 1350 675-2763 Agt t~ 2BR Cottag-e W Npt 1 h·-2 new homes'-3BR 3'1tBA lean nt ""' • ""' pier 673-83891873-41928 2bdrm.1',,bath,pvtlndry ~~~~Y i,!~r:~rs 1 ~5~~~ 50. 0~·~:: ~~~~!~~ 144 at 2257 Elden Can rent Cond Nr S C Plaza. all 0:C~0;~A B1aii's:1:/6~~ ~ lllS 'ETS H 10 bch. prkng S7851mo Prv1 community 2Br lBa. rm •n51de unit Patio, gar
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2Ba on large sunny lot In I BLUFFS CONDO Doub'e wide. beaut cond prkng $2500 SI 759·9070 fse Nr SC Plza 662-1700 BAYRIDGE Condo 2br. ceilings. patio Bes1 south 2111••
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owner PLUS two 2BA
unlta. All have enclosed
garages end large patios
Make an ofte<. owner
motlvettd A sk1no
$295,000
Ff! non 'mkr 2BR COM
ept lurn t'11cep1 bdrm .
run lldy g1ts only
S4SOl mo Cell V1lerte
Traditional
Realty
6.11·7370 831· 1266
.. ...... ........ MERCEDES . '
Topless Entertainment
86's CANNOT ST A Y
17's ON THE~HERE
86' Cabriolet
W~lfs Burg Edition
5 spd. leather , 14 · · alloys.
pwr steer. air cond. = 6344
*219 96
+tax
)
• 60 Month Closed End Lease. Total Drive Away '735. t• Total of Payments* 13.989 ....
'81
RABBIT
CONVERT
#1353
S6495
'82
RABBIT
CONVERT
ii 1365
s7 495
'81
VOLVO Dl
Station Wen.
#1338
$6995
'82
CELICA
SlWRA
#1354
s7495
'13
BMW
320i
..
~ C09M DAILY PllOT I ~. Oltober 3, 1911
1191/mM
FIT tor ConetNctton Co .fa1A H1-t213 Dotottty
"'~ .. , Smell otc. ttwM 5-hr d-V
W.-NM•lmkr COM
Cell Darlene 873-1770
IUllTAIY
FOf *'*' Pf"OQfMal\19 .,,_
Qlneertno ena ..... tlrm
rn S. e HunUngton 8"ctl. Mu11 hlW top
prot...ionll akllla. EX<*·
i.n1 lllary. "3·0749
lllllTllY/llOIPT.
For ftE .,Co ln ~
BHCh, good typfl\g.
communleallon Plllt. l
all Q9Mfll Office Pllll
For lntervi.w 852-1211
11m111•PTI111ST
Full-time, typing, llghl
bkkpg, phonet 873-1842
lldlWlltE SAUi
Full or pert lime cOl,lnler
sales In an "old trme"
hardware arore See
SteYe Wright Hardware,
126 Rochester CM
lfTAll Sllfl
Clothing Store f°' women
5'3 & under seeks ••ell·
mg sales people for FuH-
P a r I Time Fashion
Island Kay 759·8908
llltftlllllHIH
Top comm1sslon1. ben-
ellls 642-7222 C M
SALES PERSON for fine
jewelery 11ore exp'd
preferred Costa Mesa·
area 548-3403
Deliver 1 day a week. No
collecting . ;no solicit ing.
Must have dependable car,
truck or" station wagon and
insurance
CALL 842 -1444
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C1rratrr P1i1ti•i I iliiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.~;;;,.. Repair ·Alteratlooa RESI DICO MM· L/ IND 26 N ·-u~R'!'S~E """'F~O~R~E_L_D_E_R_L Y-0-R
$2 40 Per day Cabinets-Panel-Locks-etc yrs Do my own work Lie Kc TREE SERVICE ILL Experience with
• 35 yrs exp Jerry 642-0567 11278041 Al 646-81 26 Top Trlm Removal Oual Physical Therapy (714)
That's All you pay for SUN VAlt EVeon.r-ElcCTRlCTA"1 Serv Lie/Ins f""' '"1 751-7832
3 llnet. 3?n dt~ minimum I do •t all! Home Improve, Lie.11233108. Small/large 969-8263 or 536-6696 PaiatiDl-
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
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Repreaen1111ve
14 yrs. refs 642-7390 Jobs & repairs 548-5203 Orlental Gardener/Wkly FINE PAINTING By Alch-
Plus Small Remodel and ELECTRICIAN ouii work main . cleanup hlttslde. ard Sinor l6 yrs 01 happy
Addluons Walls Doors. Free est S20 hr tree~. resod, sprnklr repr customers. Lie 280644 IU-1710, I CAllE, Ill t:487892 Greg. 979-6276 Lag Hiiis/Niguel 458-6 l60 1 Thank.·You• 963-4114
-. -NEW i REPAIR No job DIG IT LANDSCAPE ANO A A A PAINTING Int/Ext Ctat•t/Ct•crttt too small Top quality CONST We dig It alll Reas LOWEST pass1b1e prk:le.
brlvewiys, patios, paths. Reas FREE est 63 1-234'5 prices he/ins 846-7070 10 S1ep Servlee 662-3235
1te No lob too small .-. · ORIENTAL GARDENER EXTERIOR EXPERTS
Reas Mickey. 536-0553 11 J!ll Full gardening service Olffk:utt repairs R specially
----**HANDYMAN•• Freeestlmates 530-0185 Ue,.288597 631 -9295
WEEKS CONCRETE Large or small I do II 1111 GerOenlng.Cleanups-Tree GLASGOW PAINTING-~e~:;~~~~:.:;~~: !!' 531.5579 or Ive m19 removals-Trim-New lawns ln1/Ellt 30 yrs exper . 1'2·•321tlf,310 d1n •487559 631-2610 •GEN.HOMEAEPAIAS &Malnt Alfredo541·3833 refs 642-5214 Paint Drywall Carpentry p • I•-------• C'"a'l..1 Cart _etc G~y 6A5-5271 PTL Tree/Trim/Cleanup compl 1-•~f!-11""•11!11 ____ _ • • _ ga1denlng Reas prices ,AATHMG INTERIORS Actaltical Ctili1e;1 Baby NurM w/U yrs exp FENCES-GATES Tr .. trim 842-2873 Chucil 548-e530 HANGING/STRIPPING
-talclng applk: for devrere Dump runs C.M IN B --VISA MC 873 1512 REBLOWN OR PAI ED Slartlng t 113 536•7507 area Jim Whyte, 642-7208 STUMP BUSTERS Stump • •
Also lnl/Ex1 Painting --root remove. end con· Plt1tt1/ltt1ir
LIC•288597 831-9295 CARING. 111p'dN'inny·s. B111i11 er11e aacklng, portable ~--hskpers, t1ve-ins1°' ov1 LT HAULING . MOVING unit, backyd1 ok 536--4444 llTW&Ll A11•a1t from $75weetc 847-2415 Garage &Yard Clnupa Gardening-Full Se<V~ Complttt wvleetl FAEE
Perking Area Repairs I 9MY HOME DAYCA"R Jon 645-8192 Mow, edge, •clean ups tstTm..!!!!!..!!~3060 __ ~rfeclng •Roofing & Xlnt progrem. reas rales HAULING • CLEAN-UPS 986-2718/Eves. Lv msg Int /Ext P1teh Plesterlng•
Waterproofing• 831-4199 medleal ••P 642--0544 7 Days Lowest rates. .~ -Cullom Tuturlng Ouallty -------lltl.!I. Work Problems-No Prob· Aale lenltn MATURE Lady wlll babytH Call Barry. 831-4748 BRICKWORK Smah jobs. lemal •326864 554-7831 •MOBILE Xufo befXILe In her Costa M8•~_t'~me. ift11t• ltHtJ NtwPOft. Costa Meaa. Plaa'"lat
$P9(llal monthly r1tt•. Marcel s4 -lovv fl ' lrvlne. Refs 875-~175 l""!~iiiii·ilii-~_.----
hand wu!).Marl( 259-1311 -t•n• 2 ... ltt D • 111· 11~ Cl i ltm Lowcosr e1ock-br1Ck ~ llf:~===-""'r..:~ tH 11 Ct hJt htrltlH Ill• cenwnt-atone-reptlrs Lie •All ptumblng & heeti fi HouMCleanlng•Wlndow• HI "'9f'gy.chOI t"t. FREE •427280 Steve, 831·8874 DRAINS cleer rrom 115. 14 yr•. re41eble, re11. own eon9'11tatlon 873-9322
I Pl 645 9886 Del -Masonry Of All Typ;-Faucel·~~l·Replpes rans na -11 l11tract " Block walls-brick WOtk·tlle 8A l--0907 PS 722·908e
FAIENDL Y TIGERS I Why PIANO LESSONS patios Ir" ••I 538·4833 .... ill
epend your v1tu1bi. ti,,,. From experience teacher 111111!"!!,..~·itPll!l'!IP."""'•..,-cleanlng? Fr .. estlmat... ' performer Children & •m•L REPAIR SPECIALIST Aver ;wXRT'Eb WPINd AND rusoni~ 541·3606 edulls c ,,. 646--1539 uA~ U6V1Ndu call 185 F,... ttt LIC'd
CLEAICAl WOAK IN MY PEASONAllZED HSECLN OulClc & C«eful T138048 30 yrt exp Wll1, 770·2725
HOME REAS 840-7413 Menyyuratxp Rera Aft U .. ICl"lf LO RATH 552·0410 l'H beat any bid by 50%°
ISpm Ekth 850· 1772 C M. I W ... llt 1Taat91 .uM Rellllyfl WOfk gu., bU§fY'§'.GndlleaPtAawn ITmlll --II. FrM "1 722-7537 __
Main htv Wkty/monlJI/ Ot Tilt l-P"!~ ... -----1 ti'"' Fr""' 241-1840 angtCo Otlolnll Ii!!&_. .. _,_,,__. __ __ _.._ St'*"f Mo-wa Tnwr4"1 Muff ctJtWICfl1nO
CH LAWN SEAVICE Lie T12<4~43f 141~ .... 27 Dilelnc:1i~ A~
Olk • '"" 857-000R MOW• EOOI TWICE MO NEW Werehouae Storage Kl1dltlfl9. ti.the. 722-t7t3 ~;~=~=~ A-t CuifOM OOOAS & S20-l25 ~-5722 -----di DOORWAYS.. All 8fldera ISHIKAW4i:ANOSCAPE C«~ ...... Q91ai.111
L" ~ 641·55~ _ Cleanups I MalntenlllCI By hr/« !*ct 148-= LET THI! SUNSH-INe--IN-
Honda generator 5.000
wau. appro• 100 hours
Liquid cooled, on wheels
S 1400 Obo 650-6662
Pets I A•ia1l1 6049
CFA REGISTERED
Sil YER PllllUS
Fern11es. S300. ~-9843
FOR SALEI AKC German
Shrlhrd Pointer, M 1 yr ,
hsebrkn. trained. shots,
neutered 963-6337
HAl·Pll'I "WRINKLED"•
S7SO-S2SOO 842-4968
llhriH INJ P1,,n
AKC M1le/Fem1le For
Sale 962·6164
M11ic1l l11t11a11t1
HSS
ElEm••H
Xylophone BHI offer
831-8439
PiUH I 0r, ...
MSt
BEAUTIFUL WALNUT
WURLITZE.. BABY
GRAND PIANO S 1800
8S4-7902 Virginie
HAMMOND Otgen. tmlll.
Rhythm 11. J>«flCt cond.
w11nut S79S. 780-80&0,
559-8157
l(IM8AL P111dlM, duel
keyboard org•n. e yr1 Old, •rk wood. HSO
786--4229
Kahler & Cempbell Uprlgtlt
Pleno, 8 yrt old H1rdly
utld, llkt new Aping
12000 840-25e 1
•Pt ANO. LIKE NEW 'It
Toe> of the llrle. "*"'9r·
ranMn, Ollk IJHMt, pet1
cond tuned & dell•.
PP 1975 14M t72
(714) 150..-147 • -Sunthtnewlndo.W ~ ---Tllll -~ lid Cell(7t<4)8*5MO TREK12 tpd blie, Aed,
THCOOOIH
ROBINS
f 011 (J
,.., ... lo
~ II.JI t t. •
~~~ 4 llne mlmimun
·' ~s A Garage Sale ~~ Kit for $1 ~oo
For '4.IO you can advertise your Garage Sale In the OaUy p·uot.
There Is a 4 line minimum and the price 11 the aame whether you
advertise 1 day or 3 days. It's a great wsv to turn those hidden
treasures Into cash. : ·
We are also offering a Gulde to .. tt., Qerege ..... tor 11.00. Thia
guide Includes ldea1 on how to "'idvertlM, how to plan, what Items
to tetl, plus Ideas for a better garage aale; also a garage aale tlgn,
pricing st Ickert, Information• on city ordinances and an fnventory
1heet.
You can purchase your Garage Sale Kit for $1.00 when vou p~
your ad at: •
llilyPilat
OfMgt eo.t DtlHy Pftot,
330 W•t Bay St., Cotta M ...
Huntington 8Mch Independent,
17"8 &..ch Blvd., Huntington BMctl.
Monday · Friday 8~30 AM to !5 PM -
...
642-5678
~,x:a:; for a;; C~cilltAe•del'lti.t 24·• frame. ad cond. retail
TOC>C*ftraMcMt CIHnvo '" '9(9 a ut• '*'P'9 '°' 1·tt l30 • 2,..0tY ~ 1130. ..Jn~•n 01>0 1 L...;.o..~...;._ ________ ;...~.._--..;.;;;~----:--------u-1a_wn...._1•_o_rn_k_1r_1_s~1-~_•_1_•.,\;;1h~t~.ici..:;.;;;,;.;:.1y~(7~1~•~~~3~:J.~200t;.;..;;.;...~C~8~uf:,;,.:.~•nd::;:::owa=:~te4:::,•·:.::.:St!2':_1-____ _:84.1213 '--=::=:=:==:=::=::::=::=:::'.:::=:=:=:==:::-:~:=::::::::::::::::=:=:::::::::::::=::=::::::~
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I 111111111 ..
TopMer ldtl~hld
CALL P!Tl"or MY -·••11 .........
213or71037·H33
ft_'f!_!!":JIJ M~h ~:._2:,s;n_ :: ,__!""-____ __,
"'"eoOQO'~ =-...-~ ••e<.o. •mt. •11,600. ownet, cul• • Clrl Den\W(303)7tt-4442 I
S1H0/090. 175-7117 •
.... meeg.
HONDA '12 PAELUOE
1 own.. non..,,,kr, exoet-
llnt cond. l5000 obo.
1!'41 54 .. Hae
HONDA '13 CMo, 4 door,
5 tpd, 33K mt, stereo
-· lit. •Int '" & out. ltt• '*'9,'5395. 722-1501
JAGUAR '96-Sedlfl Mn
II, red/tan Int, td~C>tM.
13750. Lie '#HSL.08.
CALL 873-1338
PORSCHE
AUDI
CHEVROLET
HlthHI Q111lh11
S.I•• • S.rvlu
"'""" .. ,.., .,,,
•n E Cout Hw11
Newpor1 luch JAGUAR '75 iJ12C wttlte
W/btatelt IM1her -Int., low 6 7 S·•t•O
m1 .. xtnt conc1 .. vtnvi top I~======~
'8500. 720·1950 ~1--------
Mfie· .. T * PEUO!OT * .... ""' I 'M Blturbo, * MASTEAATI *
Jtlnt, fully 9qUlpt Incl In· * ALFA ROMEO * tertooler l 11e S14,900.
EvelWknd 714-538-'4212 ill&* SA!-_B ~-81TT_EA*~
MAZDA '13 AX7, bf'own,
211< ml. ale, amtrm cua, , t • • IOuver, 1nr1, mint 17800
7!A-2777 ()( 775-7121 • 762-0IOO •
Mov1n1 soon to tht new
Santa Ana Auto Mall
VW '71 BUG.
good body. Med• enoine •
work, UOO 010 . 548-aeee
vw '71 iUO
Xlnt cond lf'tlde & out,
run• gr .. f Stt!S, C•ll
&46-1&33
VW '71 CAM PEA WEST· LARGEST HLICTIOH
FALIA. Xlnt cond. MUt.1 oflete model, low,,,......
11 e • S 28 o 0 0 8 0 Cedlllece In Orange
875-4352 or 831-8571 County! S..uetoUVt
vw '73 SUPER BEETLE. 1 140-11 DO
ownr '42K on rblt eng. nu 2800 Hetbor 91Yd,
palnt/uphota/redlo Xc:ond COST'" ME•a
$2295 .ObO '499-'4147 L---'---""--'""---
VW '78 BUS
auto. air, rebullt enQlne,
tires, perfect. S3000
(714) 8'42-3634
VW BUG '71, It blue, gd
cond, clun thrOYQhout,
S1500 obo 557-42•9 Pam or Doug .
'lllmn..-T ' 5.epeect, CMMtt•·
Lie #1LSM10• ,,,..
THEODORE
ROBINS
f ORD
( Hf loll,! _, •II
( 11', If. !Vi I , J\ ' i , 1 I( I
OHA\"8'.EA ·fi. lAleron,__-----~~
station wagon. leather In· FORD ·ee MUS'T'ANO
tertor, •H POW«. 11000, All OflglMI
· M0-2~9 Very clean, 1dnt condition.
M' 111mr .... , _a7_s_-_52_e1 ____ _
9 P111 dual facing r•r ,
Mata, t!lla wagon 11 'II -llllU -loaded and very clean. Lota of power equip,
144099 camper 1hell. cult 11,ltl. wheels, 1howa exc.lllint HilltH I IH care. (2A070536).
u .... ,. ........ : ... ........ ..:. .. .
'°"*hlng epeelal walll for ...... . you tod1y In cluelflect
11-"" F
clUI "'""' ""' .. -"' cf.JM/Ml .... 8~2-1178
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MUC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE Nil.It NOTICE Mt.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NoTICE Ml.IC NOTICE · Ml.IC NOTICE -Ml.IC NOTICE
HAYI
ANRD!
Read the cloulfied PGfll
and yo.J'r• tur• to fl itl ...., .....
142-1171
.... ,.... PAGES 40 TO 41 IN· 500 FEET 0 Tf'..t E THE OFFICE OF THE OF THE PAOC!EDINO TMHIAl'ftR ON MON-RUIHLL 1:::;GuT1R 9IOTtea lltheoftaofJneDlltr1C11, fllC'l'ITIOUl• 111111
NCn'tel°' CLU81VE OF MIS· SUBSURFACE OF SAID COUNTY RECORDER OF AGAINST YOU, YOU DAY, OCTOeH 11, 1-. AUTMCMllZID MINT ,(;I .mnNG_. 10844 Oft Awnue, Foun. tH•ITATW
TMllftal'IAt.a CELLANEOUS MAPS .IN LAltD. AS RESERVED IN SAID.COUNTY.DESCRIBED SHOULDCONTACTALAW-MQMIMNOTMUOU.OW· ILIAZAR ""IZ AH The Couftty lenltatlon t81nVllley,C.it10tnll,foftM Thefollowlna ....... • On Octot>er 17, 19H at THE OFFICE 0.f THE THE DEED RECORDED AS,' BEGtNNINO AT THE YER. ING APPUCAnoNI. ' KATIUKI DOI PORA,..... Oltttlctl of°""" County. fOlloWtng; PURCHASI °" doln11. t>u1lnu1 H ! 11l00 a.m. Fltit Amertcen COUNTY AECORDER or:-JUNE f3. 1974. NORTHEAST COANER OF DATED: Septtl)'lb« 19. .,. ANY°' n. POU.OW-TATIVI TMCT MAP '°" CllltOfnll. will '9Calw ...,. FERRIC CHLORIDE. 'IPECI-PFIOTOCOI.. 3111 ....
• Title lnlufanoe Compeny, a SAID COUNTY. PARCEL 2. LOT IO OF SAID TRACT: 19H ING ACTIONI ARI ,,.YIOUIU APPROY8D Id bide unUI T~. Octo-FICAT19N NO. P-ot2. Aw ... CotOM .. ..., CA
Callfomla corpot1tlon ... EXCEPT ALL Oil, OIL ' AN EXCLUSIVE AP-THENCE SOUTHERLY 12.0 '"'IT~~ Tm.a CHALUNQID .. COUltT 11 UNIT. CONDO••• tier 14, 1tM et 11:tl0 Lm. Ilda mutt be IUbl'nlttANS t2t2s ••
TtullH. or 8ucce11or RIGHTS. MINERALS. MIN· PURTENANT EASEMENT FEET ALONG THE EAST· .. IURANC• COMPANY • '149 CHALLIMGI MAY Iii flRCMIC't, LOCATID AT ,91d1muetbereceived11 tM on the fOfm supplied by tM Alan Jay Ot.n Mt L
Tru1tH or Substituted ERAL RIGHTS, N~TURAL FOR PIER MOORING AND EALY LINE OF SAID LOT IO; ........ ..,,_..._ • ; .. u.TID TO ONLY THOU -MID Jin liomt f.V• Oletrlcta' AdmlnlmtratlYe of· Dlltrtct1 In 9CCOfdanct with Mountain Onte;lo CA
TrutlM , of that certain GAS RIOHTS, ~NO OTRER "'A 1 -N T E N A N C E THENCE-NORTHEASTERLY e1MtA""'9ft8M OfflMr, tHUll IOMloe.~I INUI, coeTA •IA. .. ftcel by the dat9 and tlrM all provi.lont of the .,..._ 91712 • 1
"All-INCLUSIVE" Deed of HYDROCARBONS IV PURPOSES OVER THAT IN A DIRECT LINE TO A 11' .... ,-. ltrMt, ._.. AT T.-"'9&.IC!HIAMtG AN IU IONI. IN· herelnabc>ve MC forth, at cat1on1. Joet Swenton 111A Truiteueu1edbylRUCEA. WHATSOEVER NAME PORTION OF LOT A OF POINT ON THE NORTH· AM,C.....,.,..tl701,(11') DllC_., .. THll NO-VIRONMINTAL DI· whlch tlmettleywtllbepub-8peclflcatlon1,l>ldblal'U Jaemlne Corona d.l ¥9'
, BIRMAN, an unmarried KNOWN THAT MAY BE TRACT Ne. 3887 AS PER ERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 81; .. ,,,, TICI °" .. WfllTTIN COA-T1..-.ATtON: IUllPT. tlcly °'**' and •dmlned and fu.rttler lnformeUon may CA 92ti5 •
man. and LEONAAD WITHIN OR UNDER SAID MAP RECORDED IN BOOK DISTANT THEREON EAST-Publllhed Orange Coast Rll,ONDINCI U· '°" '""'"°.•OR-al the office of ttle Ollltle1a, beobt9lned II lhelbOV .. d· Tt\11 bullneM .. oon-
llRMAN, a metrled man LAND, TOGETHER WITH ~1. PAGES 40 TO 48 IN· ERLY 12.00 FEET FAOM D•lly Piiot Septembet 28. UVDID TO '149 "-AN-MATION ON '149 AaOVI 10M4 £Illa Avenue, Foun-dreu, telephone (71 4) ducted by.-~'*"*9
and recorded FebrulfY 17, THEPEAPETUALRIOHT OF CLUSIVE OF MIS -THEPOINTOFBEGINNING; October3.10.19H. MNQCOMMIHtOtUT,Oll A,,LICATION•. TILi· talnValley.Cellfofnll;fOl'lM M2-2411 ~0'99ft f~ 11 Instrument No. DRILLING. MINING', EX· CELLANEOUS MAPS IN THENCE WESTERLY 12.00 F937 "''°" TO, ntl l'U9&JC ~ ?.._.. OR CALL following: PURCHASE OF Ma ~· .,._II, ..,.._,, thli ltlt.,,...t wee fled
....otl27t, of Official Re-PlORINGANDOPERATINQ THE OFFICE OF THE FEETALONGSAIDNORTH· • .. ANNO. , AT '149 °"1CI °' TMI HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, ._,.ef1Mr9etere,Cewl-wlttltheCoun1)'Clertof0r·
COtdl o1 Orange County, THEREFORE, AND STOR· COUNTY RECORDER OF ERLY LINE TO T~~ POINT MllC NOTICE 1. "-ANNINO ACTION l'U.J•lllG DIPAllTmNT, SPECIFICATION NO. P~3. tr..,.........,,...,._~ ~ County on ~
CaltfOtnla, and pur1U1nt to ING IN AND REMOVING SAID COUNTY. DESCRIBED OF BEGINNING . ,IC.-....'l IUIMH ,A .... 112 '°" .... CHI ROOM •• " 'AM DNVS. 8ld9 muat be aubmltted Publllhed Orange Coast 3, 18M ·"''. -J-..._--UlaLC""4111U'JICnlce..c>LUeta.~~J.tt1~:1.A11ott-F UO r ,,.,_, Oll.A...CONDJll.JI . CO.IT • oo.JM torm ,,jippwt ti:y a.I Piiot Octob« 3. 1MI
tlweundet recorded Aprtl LAND OR ANY OTHER BEGIN NINO AT THE othef common dfffgnatlon A NMllT POR A DINlfTY ,ORNIA, Olllrk:tl llf accordance with Publllhed Orenge COMt
• 30, 19H u lnltru!Mnt No. LAND. INCLUDING THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF of u ld property: 11 cJlle f~:n"9 l*tonl~ eOJtul~ TO ALLOW 1 1Jut!M1hed Of ... ~ 811 Pf~I--------Dally Piiot ~ 1J, lt-171270, cif Oflldil .. RIGHT TO WHIPSTOCK OR LOT IO OF SAID TRACT; arponed ro be; 121 ~ nMt II: .. , .. _ A,Aln'MINTI, LOCATID DMIY,.... Ootolter .. ,. cations. . P18.tCNOT1C£ 19, 21. Octot>er a. , ...
CO«dl of Mid County, Wlff DIRECTIONALLY DRILL THENCE SOUTH 84 AYSIDE DR. N~WPORT Psub: ~ng,3c!1!~7~ llJ, AT 114 WHT HA.Mk.TON ,... Specifications. bid blank• \ 971 '·
under and purau1nt to Mid AND MINE FROM LANDS DEGREES 48' 331' EAST BEACH, CA. an 1 na, .,. -ITMl'T, COITA MllA, IC and further lnlorrnatlon iNy It_ Deed of Trvtt Nit 11 public OTHER THAN THOSE M .05 FEET ALONG THE Said lale will be m1de Richard YerzJk, 3821 S. AN R2 ZONI. llf· P\lllC NOTICE beoDJatoedtllhe.abov .. d-.NOTICI°' ·
auction f()( C81h, lawful HEREINABOVE DE· SOUfHEAl'fLINEOFSAID wffhout coventnt or war· ::ro.-J· Santa An•. OA VIRONMINTAL DI· dreu. 'telephone (7 14) APPUCATION'°"
money ol the United St•t" SCRIBED. Oil OR OAS LOT IO; THENCE SOUTH 5 r•n1Y, eKpr911 or Implied, II Tl..._.ATION: NIGATtVI 'ICTmOUl IU ... 11 "2·2411. CHANCll .. ol America, 1 c11hler'1 WEL'\.S, · TUNNELS AND DEGREES 13' 27" WEST to title. po .... 1lon or tn· Thll b~llneu 11 con-D«CLAltATION. NA• ITATllmNT .. J. llowft. ..,.._,, 0 ........ °' 111CTIT'IOUI .,... ..
check P•yable to llld Sl1AFTS INTO. THROUGH 2p.oo FEET TO THE curnbrll\091 to H lllty. Ille d~= b~.V~kdlvldual 2. RIZONI ,.TITION The lollOWlnQ l*IOnl ., ..... et Difeo ...... Cewl-Al.COHOUC NAm ITf.W
Tru11ea drmwn on 1 ttate or 0 R A C R 0 SS TH E PIER HEAD LIN E AS unpaid bll•nca due on the 11 R .... tO AN9 D«Vl&:O'· doing bullneet u : Barry " a.n:tallMI Die...... llVIMGI UCW The folloWtng l*eonl.,. n•tlonel bank, U1•t•or led· SUBSURFACE OF THE SHOWN ON THE MAP OF note or notH' eecurtd by Thll) ltllement WU ltled •NT MVllW °"~ Friend• Wat., Truck Ser-Publllhed Prmige Cout .. ,..... doing bu9'nMI 81: h·
.,., credit union. Of a IJll• LAND HEREINABOVE gE· SAID TRACT, THENCE H id Deed ol Tru1t, to wlt: with the County Clerk 01 Or· , 0 " • " A " 0 .vice, 194 11 Maun• Ln .. Dally Piiot October 3, 1918 To Whom It Mmy..Conoern: eeutlve lecfat11Y. 19701
Of fed«al Mvln&I 1t1d I01n SCRIBED. AND TO S T· NORTH 84 DEGREES 48' $879,258.43, plu1thef0Uow· ;n~9~ounty 0!1 Septemb« lC HA IT 0 0.1 A 8 A I Huntlnglori BHch. CA F949 AURICA, INC., 11 epplylng Dltmer Lane. HIH'tlngton
ueoct1tJon domiciled In 1hlt TOM SUCH WHIPSTOCKED 33" WEST 88.05 FEET Ing ettlmattd 'co111. I)(· • ,,, IANAl&.AN, AUTMONZID 92848 , .. -·c 111\TM'r to the Des>anment of Af· lleed'I, CA 92841 1tmte. et the" mllln entraoee OR-DIRECTI ONALLY ALONG SAID PtERHEAD peosea and ld'ill!Cn,.I the ~ . AQINT HR ANDRI Barry I. Friend•. 19411 ,..~ "'"~ c:ohollc Bever• Control to Patricia AUna LOUWI,
to Flr11 Arnerlc:an Tltle In-DRILLED WELLS, TUNNELS LINE: THENCE NORTH 5 time ol the lnlt11I publfc1t1on D ~~l>I~~~ SOrartge ~~!. 8ACHT1ARI TO RIZONI Maun1 l n.'. Huntington Mil 9lcotlOllc bevef-O-at 1970 t Dltmer Lane. Hunt·
aurMCe Company too•ted at AND SH~FTS UNDER AND DEGREES 13' 27" EAST of thl1 Notice of Sale: 1: 28 ~t :3ttm1.,..,. • "'°""" POMI R2 TO R2 S.ach. CA 92848 ..... NOm~!...... 3333 lrtllOI St., Ste. #2224, lngton leech, CA t284t
114EutFlfthStreet.lri the BENEATHOR BEYONDTHE 20.00~ETTOTHEPOINT $8,44781 • · .0• · •00 TOAU.OW TM9ADOfT10N Thia 1>u1ln911 11 con-• ---C0111Meee,CAt212twlttl This bUelneee ls con•
city of Sant• Ana, California, EXTERIOR LIMITS THERE· OF BEGINNING NOTICI TO ·· FHO Of I APAR'TmNTI TO A ducted by; tt lndl'lldu91 The County Sanitation "47" On Sale Gener91 (Pub ducted by: an lndlvldual
all that right, 1111• and OF, AND TO REDRILL, RE-PARCEL 3. P"Ol'IRTY OWNIE" MLIC NOTICE lfTI wmt 11 IXllTING B11ry I. Friend• Dlatrlcta of Orange County, Eat Pt) llolnM P1trlcla A. touaen lntereet conveyed to and TUNNEL. EQUIP, MAIN· AN APPURTENANT YOU ARE IN DEFAULT A,AR-r.NTI, LOCATID Thia at1tement WU filed Callforn1a: will receive..... Put>tllhed Orl"Qt eo..t Thll llatement ... flied
now held by It unde. H id T AIN, . Rf'PAIR, DEEPEN EASEMENT FOR INGRESS UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, ltUIUC .. A .. INGI WtLL AT 711 AND-?11 with the County Clerk of Or-ed bide untll Tueedmy. Octo-Diiiy Piiot Octot>et 3, 19H wt1h the CoUnty Clertl of Of· DMdofTru1tlntheproperty AND OPERATE ANY SUCH Af'jD EGRESS PURPOSES DATED JANUARY 24, 1984. H HUD IY nt1 COITA 'AULARINO AVINUI, •nge County on Septembet ber 14, 198& 11 11:00-...m. F944 ange County on Augull 21,
lltu11ed In 11ld County and WELLS OR MINES. OVER THAT PORTION OF UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· MllA Pl.ANNING ·CdM· COITA MllA. IN· 3. 1988 Bld1mu1tberec:elvedllthe 1988 St•t• deec:rl'*I 11: • WITHOUT, HOWEVER, THE LOT 81 OF TRACT NO. 3887 TION TO PROTECT YOR MllllON AT THI CITY VIRON Ml NT AL DIE . ,,, ... Dl1trlct1' Admlnl1tr1tlve of-TJ)Od~towelk?Toottred.. ,.,_
PARCEL 1; RIGHT TO DAILL MINE. AS PER MN> RECORDED PROPERTY, IT MAY BE HALL, 77 f'AtR DRIVI, TIMllNATION: •OATIVI Publllhtd Orange....CDaiat..Jlen....bY-llM d-1t l!.Kl. time, to ,.,,.. \OOllfedtomCMlr Pubtllbed Orange CoM1
LOT 60 OF TRACT NO. STORE.EXPLOREANDOP· IN QOOK 301. PAGES 40 SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. COITA MllA, CALI· D«CLA .. ATION. Dally Plloi Septembet 12. herelnab<Mi ... fortnl at W .. lf~renottootlrecuo D.ity PllOI ~-12,
38&7, AS PER MAP RE-ERA TE THROUGH THE TO 48 INCLUSIVE OF MIS· IF YOU NEliD AN EXPLA· f'O .. NIA. AT 1:30 , .... °" . I. TINTATIVI TRACT 19. 28, October 3. 1988 which llme lfleY wltl be put>-=~..:::'tootlredto 19, 2t. Octot>er 3. 1911
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NATUAli OF ™I produCla dltlWd llOlll .,.,, °' PLANATION OF THI YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· NOtlolllherebygMJnlf\11 wtlh the County C1enl Of Or· duc1ed .,,. .• COfJIO'•Uon oondlftof .. of ..... ~ ·A e>e'IUOn l\M'....,. fll9d PART~..-. •_Cr-: ...
PAOCEEOINOS AONHIT tlll toreooif'ICI ,,,. ~ be HAT u" I 0 F TH£ TACT A LAWV!A. the u~ WIN .... It Inge County on September Oynaveet Corporauon, hlr·lenllol StotaQe holllty by REGINA STANDLIY In ~al -·~· ~ YOU YOU SHOU1.D w_,., or -uncitt the parcel OI PftOCIEOINO AOAINIT On 10110/M et t : 1S A.M. Private ..... 10 the hlt'*t 3, 1988 John A. Wojcicki, Pfetldent Ad f« the ~ or IN Supetlof Coutt of Or• Von IC i!T!.'!A ew., .. n
On OctoW 10 , ..... toOlllW w.n .,,. l*l*Ull TACT A LAWVI". the dUty ~ Tnittee ~ntmatloft OI Mid Su· PuDllaf*S Orenot COU1 with the County C*'tl °'Or· fOf relit, 'lebot. tltd/O( OCher INA Sl'ANDL!Y be • Thal the ~~ coHrACT A L.4WYER. lend ~lie -.crilled, YOU, 'YOU SHOUl.O COtit-CICO OOA,OAATION .. tlld best blddef, IUbjec:I to Pa187M Thlt l ltlen'lent ... fteld Mtltfylng the Owner'• lllrl l!Countv rtQueltfnt IMt atecll. --~
10:00 A.M. AcMlliy TNll .. rigtll OI ~ ~ On OCTOKA tQ. ,.... .. llnder Ind~· to Deld perlOt Court, on Of .,,. , .... O.ity PllOI Septtmbtf •2. 11\Qt COUllty on $ef>tMIC>er cMrgllt .. -"' the ad .. pertOtlll ,..,. ntnt iw.to .. --
$ltYICll a 111e dAJtt ICICIC)lnlad •Jtllloring 11\d opMllnO I 11 AM . ll!Ne,ACT • or Trutft, Aeeor"° on t5th day of October 1tee>1 19, ~. Octobtf 3, ttM 3, 19" . Act -r~·-· 1•tlveto ~·IN geoeret u: All Of , ..
Tf\111 .. undtr Ind~ IO ll'ttttlOr. " ·~ In ri duty 1ppotnted fruet .. t/1111$ .. Oocutnerl1 No the office OI. IAIOOMAN. F171 ,,,,.tl7 The apeot ftl#nblt Of the t111t• ol tht deC41dtnt f\IMltlJ!•· rlJltutee. ...
Dtld ol TNll. A1can1at an~ 1111 ""* Jrom llid undlr Ind~'° Deld ~1"3 of OfftdM Aeo MOADKIN, GOULD & PvblitNd OrMQe Cout °""'*'' the Mme of 1M Tht petition rtQU .. tl ment. ~. oonlrwict
AQ111 30, 1914, M Docu1nen1 lllnCf or ""f OftW lend, Of Trutt recorded lepterft. cordl In the offtc. ol the Aeo SHAPIRO, INC.. Attorneye Plllt.IC Nolie£ Dtllly Piiot S~tmber ~. Qel'90n on ~ llCCOUOI euthOfl~ to adtnlnlttet ttlt (IOf\11. ln1ventoryd, eupplll, no 14-1 n 111 of OHldll ~ lht t1g111 to~-bet 10. tM5, .. lnlf. No. corder or Orenge County, 1t ~. et2t 8olM ~vef\ue, october 3, tO; n , 19ee the gooctt .,1 being itorect •t•t• undtf the I~· goodhwollld, 1111 • "'~'· ~ In the olffcl of IN or dirtdlonlllw. d!ll lrld mint H-341158, Of Offtclel "9-Caftrornf1, I X.CUled by: W•tmlMt•, CalUornl•, 1111 llCTITIOOI 8UIMll , F"3 end e C14Mtat dllc:riptlon of cMnl Acll'lllnlltrlllon OI £a. ldM lt'lpto~
Rlclol'der ol OrMge County,'""" ..,. --tllln ... --00(. In the oltloe °' IN $TUAAT JACKSON. " INrlQM. Ihle and lnttfMt of .... ITATl.MINT the goodure .. followt: ,., .. AGl • ltud!Old ~ ......:::::
c.Alarnlf. ueculed ii,: ~ dMctlbld. all OI County "9cotdet OI Orange SINOl.t MAN Will SEU. AT Mid ..... "., the time ol The follOWlnQ ptfaonl .,. "8JC fl>TICE ~ NUnlbtr of lht ()a. A Mwlt\O on "" pttllfon or "* ~ .., ----:--.,.
OOf\lld M YQl.W'!Oblood. 1 SIM wellt. IUMtll end WAI County, Ste .. of~ PU8UC AUCT]()N TO THI! Meth and .. lhe rlfht, title doing bUllMU u TM • c.upant, N11M of ~I; will oe held on OC'T08EA IQ4ll\CY tlld II loCaMd Ill:
"*"9d 1111111 • hoe ll'lto. 1tvou9'I or ~ the El&~ by WILLIAM A HIGHEST llbOER FOA tlld lnttrMt that the .. ,.t. James Yow.ff Compel\)". FlCTITIOUe ....... o.,,.,., OHcrtptlon or 22. 108fl •I I 4$ P.M In 30I Newp()l1n:r· ~
JOiaJMplrlla propt11y WIU a~ ol tr. ~ MC EWEN AND ClfOPHUS CASH OR A SPEClflCAl.l Y o1 Mid dtCMMd II# to-13 9 t:I Kraemer B tvd • NAm ITAW OOOdl Dept NO 3 at 700 OMc lklell. Ca ·
SEU. AT PU8UC AlJCTION hertinlDovt dtt<:ribed. end to c. MC EWEN WILL S!:Ll AT OESIONATEO CASHIUU quired by operation ot I-or An&htltn CA 92806 to The lollowtng '*"'°"' .,. c-o1e, Wlltlem Ouzml.I\ c.nter OflVt W•t. S.,ita The. butlnMI l)#M UMd
10 .. GHEST 81DDER FOR bollO!ll auch wh!Plloelltd cw1PUILIC AUCTION TO OHECt<(S), (payabJe •t \lfM olhtl"#IM otMI thin or In JamM'l Yowell, 5309 8. doln9 OualMH aa: The RolMop 4,.ic hlOh Otck An1. CA 02702. by the Mid l~~PAo;'~.9,!
CASH, (peyat>i. at time ol allle dlr11C1IOl\Ally drifled we11t.IHIGHEST BIDDER FOR· ol Ule In llWtulmoney of Ille addition to that or .. Id • Marina Pae.lb Of . Long Creative Conolef~. 2830 1Wi¥11 cflalra, belt vtbfitor, IF YOU 08JECT to the Mid ~tfon ,.; y..._
1n llWl\JI mOtlty ol the lkllted tunnels and Jhlltt undet andtCASH (pay1blt at tlm. ol United StllH) AT THE eeaeed. 11 Ille time of dHth, Btaeh. CA 00803 Avon, Suite D, Newport c;offte tltltte (2), Mw1ng ,,,._ granllng ol the iwtltlon. you CLEANERS
Sit!•) al Ille nol1h 1rot1C benlllh or beyond the t.ilrior Nit In lewful lftOMY of the FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE In end to all I.lie certlfn r.., Tiiis buslneu ts con· 8"cl'I, CA 92663 Chl.ne c;aee bOwlinO beg allould tltlltt 8'>i>M' al the Thll Mid bUltC lttn* II
enlrancll IO the County ~mils thertol. Ind IO Ndrilt, Unrl1d Stat••> at THE OLD ORANGE COUNTY propeny sftuat.O In th• duct.0 by a.n ttldlYklual Gene TWllM Paz. 2018 floor Vl~UU!ll , I able : hearing end •l•t• your ot>-lnllt'ded lo be ~
Co1.uthOUM, 700 CiYIC Centt1 Nlumel, ~Ip. mailain, FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE COURTHOUSE. t.OCATED County o1 Ortnge, Stall of Jamffl Yowell Ar0tna Drive, w .. t Cov1nt. ac>eatc.,._atooll bollet }tcllontorflltwrilltnoOjeC· mated lfttwofflceot. IET-
DIM Well. Santa Ma. ,..,..., dlepen Ind Ol*'lll '01.D• ORANGE COUHTI 0 N SANT A AN A Calll0tnla, partleul9<1y de-Tlltl statement wu llltd CA 91792 A..()03 8'1'11 . Floyd All tlons wllh the CQUf1 l:ltfort TEA SERVICE ESCROW
Cehlolntl 1111 right, htlt and Mt •uc:h wellt. Of m ....... COURTHOUSE. LoCATED BOULEVARD BETWEEN acrl!Mld as follows to-wit. wttll the County Clerk or Or· T""" Pu. 20t5 Aroma ttnk. bw bell. 10,..,.. door. the l'tfftlng Y04Jr awttr· co. INC .. t428' 8Mdl INd.
1111e18'1 conveyed to and now withoul, ~. the rigttt to OH SANTA ANA Bl.VD., BE· SYCAMORE $TREET AND l ot 22!> of Tr~t No, 3903 enge County on A119ust 28, Drive. Wtlt Covtne. CA l&dder. tlec trtc fin. anoe mey De In Plf'tol\ 0< by WHtmfnster, Caltfornt1 held by• undfr laid Deed of dnll, mint, ator•, 9lCplore end TWEEN SYCAMORE! ST & BROADWAY. SANTA ANA, as shown on a Map Iller.Of t\186 91792 Cref1aman 11 drawtt tneel'I· your ettorney 92683 on or '"-' October
Trli&I 1n lh• ~y 1huatlld In oPtral• lhfOl.lgh fne IU'19ce "' BROADWAY. SANT A ANA, CA •II rlOfll. tllle llld Inlet'••! recorded Ir) BOOk 111!> pages ,.,1... Barbar• Joen Wlntra. 517 anlca rott·•w•y 1004 Cl'ltll IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 20. , ...
said County, Calilotnla. the UPC* 500 IMt ol lhe CA. all right, 1111• 1nd conveyed to and now held 48 10 50 lncluafve or Mis· Publlsl'led Orange Coast Jumine. Cor0t1a det M.,., metal al'lelvlng. auto !fret: °' a contingent etedltOt ol THIS BULK TRANSFER 18
oOS<11t>tng I/It land tNraln. aubaur1aoa of l!)t llnd lntet•t conft)'td to and by It undtf Hid dMd of c;ellaneous Maps, In the ol· Datly Pllol Sept~t>er 12. CA 9242!> boc*a & t>ox• tile dlceUed. you must hit SUBJECT TO CAL,,-OAHIA
Tllal potll()ll ot Lot 245 ot helWlnlboY9 dtlcnbtd, •now held by It under aald Truet In tile property alt1>-llceo1111ecountyree0tcS11of 19, 26 Oc1obe< 3. t986 This Oualnen ta con· B -078, Hfro Hlr111ira, your clalnl wttll the cour1 0t UNIFORM COMM!ACIAL
NOl"'1>0!1 Heights._, the City ol rneMld in the dffd from U.. Oeld of Truet tn lht property &tad In laid GOUnty. Cati· aald c;ounty F872 ducied Dy a OtMfal part-Electnc fana, plaatlc tllelv· present ft to lhe pttjonai CODE SECTION 8 tot.
C061a Mesa. Counry ol ll'Yll'l8 Coml*')', A Mlcl'llgan t11u11ed In uld County and fOf'nfa. <MacrlOlng lhe land • more commonly known ne<ahlp Ing. 111nd truck, water reprftenlttlve 8'>polnled Dy The nanw and llddr-. 01
Orange, S1111 ol Ca!Jlorma. u Corporation, l'9COtdtd Stet• d41tcr'tbed u : I therein •• 2~081 su .. n I.Ant. Hunt· n1m•ic NOTICE Gene Pu · heater ilumlnum window the coutt within tour rnontl'la th• peraon wltn whom
per map rfC()(ded In Book 4, Fet>ruaty 17, 1078 in booil LOT 5 IN BLOCK 22 OF
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A Condominium oom-Ing ton Beec:h. Calfl0tnla f'UUL Thia atatement wH llltd tc:r_"°~ a1n11 tablet t>oxn from Ille data of llrat. fa-clelmt may be flied II 8etter
Pog11 83 ol Mlacananeous 12568, page 1324 ol ollicill NEWPORT BEACH TRACT. prised of· Terms of aale ca1ll In law-FICTITIOUS auatNEll with the County Clerk of Of. of gtaaatumbters ' ~~ol lettera ••provided S«vtce Etc:row Co. inc.
Maps, 1n lht olb ol Ille raocrd&. IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT PARCEL t: ful.. money ol the Untied NAME ITAftMfNT angt CouttlY on SeptemW' 8·088, C•ry Fr1nco. In Section · TOO of tht t42M Beedl llYd. w.t•
Coutlry Racorder ol sa.d ALSO EXCEPTING BEACH, COUNTY OF OR· An undivided 11l'8111 Slalft on conllrmallon ol Tile lotto-#ing pefSOlla ere 3, 1988 Mot0tcyete pane, ~t PrObat• Code ol Ctillornla tnlnattr. Clllf 9~ bcfow
Cou!\lf, IOQ«het wdll Ille tllerelrom, the aubaUf1lol ANGE. STATE OF CAI.I· Interest In llld to Lot I OI aale. or Pl<I caah llld Dal-doing Dustness 81 Star '1tl7tl (2), IOOllochr. water .-11. Tilt llmt fOt hllng dalml wllt No 3279MS Ind lht IMI cMy
abMdontd pot110n ot Sen11 waler rigllla, but will'loli the FORNI". AS PEA MAP RE· TrllCt 11413, In the City or ance evidenced Dy note se-Homes 3118 5 Halladay. Publlahed Or1.nge Coast camp stove. baO• a boll• not 1~re prlOt to lout tor tiling Olln'9 by eny c:tedt·
.t.na Avenue ad)QlnlllO &aid Lot ngllt of aur11199 entry, ,. CORDED IN BOOK 3. PAGE Coa1a Mesa. County or Of· cured Dy Mortgage°' Truat ISantt Ana 92704 Dally Piiot September t2, c.o•s. Robeft Munck, montlll trom the dai. of the tor lhtll be Oc\ober 17,
OI' 11'1• NOlt'-tt delcrlbtd u res~ 111 tht deed ltt>m thl 28 OF MISCELLANEOUS MQe, Stat• of Clllf0tnta. •• Deed on the propeny so Carlyle Cornwell, 19911 19. 28. October 3, 1986 Sola,"'°" (t pllr). 11eatfng notlc• abeve. t98e wtllcti It ll'le butlnell
lo<lows: Beolnnlog al Ille frvlne Company, a Micl'llgM MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF I* m1p recorded In 8ooll sold. Ten per ctnl ol amount Port Renwick Pl . Newport ' F8e4 C·056, Al Nufjene. Blcyele. YOU MAY EXAMINE tilt day ri.fore the coneutM'lt·
ml4HMCllOn ol lht c:enler line Corporation, recorded THE COUNTY RECORDER 489 pagea 23 end 24 ol Mia-Did to t>e deposited with bid Beach CA 92660 auto door, foolfoeller. Ille kept by tile court. If you tlon dll• ~ lbove.
ol Santa Ana Avenue w~h Ille Fet>rvary 17, 1978 In Book OF SAID COUNTI. cellaMOUa Maps, In 1111 of· Bids°' otterato t>e rn wrlt· Thia Duslntss 11 con· l'talC NOTICE trouble Ughl, 11eptaddt<, are a peraon lnltfeatad In So f.,. &a II known to Mid
centw Nne ol TWtlily·Flrll 12568, Pl!O• 132A or olflclal The itreet ~ren and flcle of tile County Recordet Ing llld wut be rec.lved al ducted Dy an Individual bencl'I grlndet, e1ec1rtc trim-tht "llte. you may ww Intended Tr11.-.. ... Mid
Slr1tl. • laod Stretea are records. other common deeignalloo. of aald County the aforaald olflct al any Cart te C0tnwell FICTITIOUI .,...,, met, gatden tCICM, buck91.a, upon 1ne extcutOt or edmln-Intended Trlnlfwot9 ~
shown on the map eboY9 PARCEL 3. Easements u If any, ot the rMI Pfoptl'ty EXCEPT THEREFROM time atter lhe llret pubtl· n-,1/ ataiement was fired NA• STArn.NT t>oxn. tslrllor, 0t upon the I t· the loUOWlf\9 1ddltlon1I
mentioned. and tl'lenCle aud\ easementa 1111 deacrf bed above fa taCl'I and all of tl'le unite cation hereof end btf0t1 with the County Clerk 01 Or· The fotlow1ng perlOtlS art E-073, T1tenoe CHttord. torney tor the executor or butlntN ~ Ind ad-
Sollttiw.terty alonO me C*'llet patllCUlarty set lotth 111 thl purported to be• 2208 & shown ind defined on the d11e of sale Count on Septemt>et doing bualness u : Saxton Tricycle dlelt. refrigerator, edmlnt1tr11or, and flit wllll dr-wtthln the thrM
kne ol S&nla Ana AlltllUt Mlde ent"led ·easement&' ot 2208'4 WEST OCEAN Condominium Pt1n re-Dated thia 23rd oay of ~86 Y Dl1trit>ut0ta. 1'782 Mlfffken Dlfbeque, bags a box• tile court with proof of...,. ~· 1 .. 1 past: Nont.
190,00 IMt; l'*1ee the Dedaratioo, under the FRONT, N£WPORT 8EACR, corded August 20, 1981, In Sept .. t988 ' ,:ttNT7 Avenue, lrvlne, CA 9271' W·018, BNI Radloff, Wood vtc:r. 1 wtlllen requeat 1t1t· Ollad Juty 7. 1tM
Solithwttterty parlllttl wi.th the sec11on headlngs In &UCh CA 926e3, Book 14188, paget 8•3 to 8AIDOMAN, MOrUMUN, PuDllslled Orange Cout Saxton Wattf Condition· trim, toot 1><>11. auto wlleels, Ing that you deslr\_ l99Cill 1.1'.C. ,AllTMI ...... 8Y:
NolthNSlerty hne of •&Id Lot Mtda entrtkld u lottows: The undttalgned Trustee 870, Inclusive and , .. r .. GOULD & IHANO, INC,. Daily Pilot Septemt>er t2. mg Equipment. tnc:, 18782 metll lheMng, OtMM gun. notlcle oft~ llllng ~en In· ..._ l1n11M11nt C::..... ~~; and ••'-ion thtrtol. •5&111emant and di.ctalms any lllOllfty IOf any eorded Octol>er 2. 198 1 In AH-r• at L-. lt2t t9 28 October 3 1086 Mllhken Avenue Irvine. CA l>ucitetJ Dag• & tlOue ventOtY and_ appttlWntnt of ,...,, OcA•81 ,.,._,, 9r:
zoo IMl. tttenoa Notthttallt!y. Encroacnment• and ·eommon lncof'rec1nep 01 tilt .. , ... boo1c 14243. pages 378 to 8olu AHnue, WHI· • · F889 9V14 C.ftlor~la corpor· w -028. Don Snyder, est1t11uat1 or of the jWll· I . C..... WIMft, .. I~
PiVal at wdh IN NotlhwMt~ Alea. Easement•. addr ... 1111<1 other eommon 405, lnclualve, ot Ottlcial Re-"'6ftater, Ce. nea. (714} auon Bk:ycies, ~t. aotu (2). tlons or acc;ounta mentioned Ortt K•erM. kltteHM
hne ot &aid Lot and ••tension PARCEL 4, ~asdmanlS as deaignatlon. 11 any. atlOwl\ cords llt-04lt · PUBllC.NOTICE , Tiiis Du11neu 11 con· cttatn. daybed, atttto, aurl· In SectJon 1200 and 1200 5 of Tr11111.,._
lntreoL 180 09 IHI to lht 1uctl -.ments art llefefn. PARCEL 2 AUomey(s) tor Adminl1· duct eel Dy· a corporation t>oard, baga a t>oxH tile Calllornfa ProDatt Code. Publllhad Orenge COllll
canter hne OI Twenty-F1rsl particularly set IOrlh In tile Saldaalewltlbem1de, 1>ut Unll 1•, as sttown and d• tratrht BRONYA FELDMAN. FICTITIOUS BUllPfESI I Ross Levine, Vice Preal· W-006, Bryan Mlla111d. ClfOI Herta f9ll, At· Dally Pllol October 3, 1tM
Slreel, lhenClll NMhWesterty anide ent~IGCI "Easements• ot without. covenant . or wtr· fined on the Condominium Administratrix ol Ille estate NAME ITATE•NT •1 dent Lawn edger, drot> COfd, 8'110 corner et uw, 121 C..,.. Ft47
along aa>d cen1ar hna m i..1 the Dectarellon ot Covenenta. ranty. ••Pl'"' or lmpfltd, r• Plan reftfred 10 11><>~ In the of setd. Oec:edenl fl)t following peraons are Tllis statement was llled p•na,.. coif• tat>tt. catoet ltteet, ltltt• 102, c.ett _
tolhe poim of beg!nmng Conamons and A.sttlC110M gardlnO title. potMHfon. Of Ded.,.atlon ol ReattiCllona Pubfial'led Ofenge Goetl dol buslneu as AST • With !he County°Cler'l(orOr-~old'). indtalilea. 8 ar--·CA m27 rtaJC NOT1C(
TPMI atrMI eddrasa ~ recorded on June o, 1978 111 enciumbr&llCleS, to pay the rtcofdtd October 2. 198 t, In Delly Pllol October 2, 3, 9, Ap~tJons Software Tech· atige County on s.pteml>er mtchanle$ chHt. work Put>llal'ltd Or~ Coul ____ ....... _ _..._... __
oiner commo<'I Gas<gnatton. tf Book 11768, oegea 420to 484 rtmlinlng ~•I eum o1 Book 14243, page 40&. ol 1986 notogy , 17-L Riveralde Av-3 1986 bench, T V '1 , 11treo , Dairy Pilot October 2, 3, 9. ~~
atry, ol 11'18 real proc>el!y 11\dusive ot olfiC>al records ot the notea MClUred Dy said Offlctat Records ThF 149 enue ·Ntwl)Ofl Beech CA '111710 llPtakers, 4 dtawer clleat, 1986 ....-..,_._
del.aibed &llOv8 is PIKPOl1ed said Coonry (The "M8.s1er Deld of Trust, with lnttteSt Tilt 1treet addreas and 92688 · .a..tr end llluaMM, At· akl's. lamps, l>Ollet.. ThFl!>O COUNTY Of GRAW
10 be. 3t1 e. 2111 &trffl. Oectandlon"! under Secllon lhereen ... provided In aald Otl'ltf COtnmon designation. MUC NOTICE Raglnald 0 Alverez 323 torner• •l Law, 41a1 Ttl6tf The under.signed r_..... ,__________ 11'1 tl'le Miiter of tl'le Appll-
Cost1 MMe. ca 92627 1-jeadingg 1n aucl'I 1111icle notH , 1dvancH. II 1ny, II any. of the real property Canal Street Ne...;port Ave., Suite t40, Newport the rlgl'lt to refuM any bid Pla.IC NOTIC£ cation of GREGORY TODO Th~ undlrsJgned Tr1.1stat 411111tllld u follows: •0wntra undtftllettfmsolaaldo.ed described above fa NOTICE Beach CA 9266J Bffch,CAl:IMO 11or'N'lotl-4tt CUMMINGS IOf Change OI
drsclaim1 arry ial>lllly tor &fly nghts and ct~. ulilillM and of Trull. '-··cl'l1rge1 and purpo<1ed to be. t872 B·8 INVITINO ltOS Thts' busineu Is con. PuDtished Orange Coaat Dated SeptemDtr 24. NOTICE Of Name
1ncorrec1,_. ol l/'lt llrMI Cat>1e 'Talev!sion", "S\JPl)Ott expen ... ollheTrvatMllld MONAC!VtA AVE , COSTA Notteelsherebyglvenlhal dueled by .nrndivtduel Deily Ptlol $eplember 12. 1986 DlllOlU'TIOMOF No A 13't9t1
ad<l1•1 and Olher common Ind Sen1emen1•, of the trusts ettlted by aakl MESA. CA 02627 the Board ot Trustets or the Reginald O Al-nr8l 19 26. OctoC>er 3. 1988 Put>llSMCI Of~ Cout ,AATNl.Alftlt AND ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
cla.igna!lon, ti Mf, lllown ·enc:roecttmen1" and Deed ol Trust The underslOf\ed TrvslM Huntington Beach Union This llatemeot as flied F888x Daily PJI01 October 3, 10, CONTINUATION Of FOR CHANGE OF NAME
he<ton. ·eommuMy Factlnl8$ The 10111 amount ol the dlecta1ms any hablllty IOt any HIQll Scl'loot otatrlct wm re· ..,1111 tile County 'c.:f1t 01 0r: 1986 •u•••• (Sec. llOMI
Sa'<! sale will Ile made, t>ut ENament'. • unpaid balance ol Ille oDll· lnoorrectneaa or the street cefve sealed Didi for auppty-enge Courily on Seoiemt>er PUBLIC NOTICE F948 Pur141ant to_!~lona GREGORY TODD CUM·
withou1 covenant °' warranty. Th& slraal aodress .and gallon MCured by the prop-address ano other common Ing BAND UNIFORMS meet· 3 1986 of Section 1503$.$ of the MINGS hu fllad a pe1ftlon In
11iprass or l!lfpl~. regarding other common designallon. II trty to be sold and rllton· designation. II Jny, el'IOwn Ing or "9qual to the spec111. F:ttln• Corporation Code of the this court fOf an Otdtr lllQw..
1rtle, possess•on. or any. ot 11111 reel proc>e11y aDt. esllmated coata, ••· hereTn cation• on file In the olflce ol FICTITIOUS IUIANISS PUBLIC NOTICE State of C."lornfa. nolk.e la Ing pelltlontr to en.,. enc:umbranc:., to ""'w Ille.._-,._.._...__ -"''"""'od_,,MSandadvancMattlle Saldut.~IU>emede,l>ut ••ldOi~tr"'t Pubhthed Ofange Coaat NAllllEITATIMINT .._ ..... Iv his/lier n atn• from ,..., ........ ._, ......,,,., ~ ,....,,.,., ,..... -• "" Daily Piiot Seplemt>er 12, The lotlowi"" persons .,. FICTITIOUS IU ... IS ,_...,y g "' remaining pnncipel aum ot the 10 t>e: 11 On~wood Unrt 14, ume of Ille lnillal pul>llcatlon withoul covenan1 °' Wet· Bids sllall DI clearly 19. 2G. Octot>er 3 1986 doing Dual~~·.. 81 Tht NAMIE 'ITATl•NT Tilt pa11netahlp, her• GREGORY TODD CUM·
n011(1) l lQJrld by Mid Deed lrvtne,CA92714 ·of the NotlCle of Sile Is ranty.e•pr .. a0t1mplled,r• marked 'BAND UNIFORMS FB82 Souverm 1 Hr Photo 13771 Tiie lollow! tolor1 u lattng DetwMn MINGS t o GREGORY of T~. w~ll mtaresl the<eon. The u~ned TruSlue $240.444 60 garding 'ltlt, possession.°' • BID •11-44" lddressed to • nv_peraont are Le-ence A COpttand and RALEIGH REED CUM·
as pro...lded In aaJd noll(•). disdalms Mt lt&l>ilily tor any The beneficiary un<Mlr aald encumbrances. to pay lhe Allyn E RQW\ay, PurCl\tlalng N8WOS>ft Ave~ i l2. tultln. kl-o,:boSlnns as A Coun· Ted R Ho,..,;,an 11ndtf the MINGS.
1dvllllClM. 11 any, un<11< tile 1ncorrec1ness ot the slrael Deed of Truat heretofore ex· remaining prlnclpel sum of Manager. ~unjJngton Beectt PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92680 try Sprinkle, t829 Lakt St llc11tlous firm name of South IT IS HEREBY OROEAED
terma of th• Deed ot Tri.ISi. address and other common ecuted and delivered 10 Ille t,,• notes secured by said union High SChoot District, Phal Duell, 881 W Wiison. •B. Huntington Se!Klll, CA Coaet ~ wtllcl'I bual· that •II persona fntw•tad In
lees, charges anO expeMes ol de5igna1i0n. 11 arry, shown undersigned a wr11ten Dec· Deed of Trull. with Interest l025I Yorktown Avenue. FICTITIOUS 8USfNESI Costa Mesa CA 921127 92648 neu •as being conducted the ma.II• al0<...id ~
lhe Truslat and ol tilt trutts hefetn laration ol Default and 0.. thereon, as 1>1ov1deO In aald Huntington Beach. CA NAME STATEMENT Sokuntlleary Ntn. IOl6 Jennifer E. Se>tinklt, 1829 at 6232 Kiowa SI· City of before this covn In Dtc>trt· er~ by sa>G Deed ol Trust. Said sale w111 De mtde, Dul mand lor Sale. and a written notea. advances. II tny. 92646 and received at or Tiie lotlowing persons are Vatenda St •e. C M CA L•"-• St •B. Hunt Bch •CA Wettminsttf c~iy of Ot· ment No 3 at 700 CMc
lo wtiS11,497 82. wnhoul covenant 0t warranty Notice of Default and Etec· under the terms ot the DMd Delore 2 00 p M , October doing Dusuwss as Airport 92626 I • 92648 ange Sllle ol CellJomie. 11 Center Drive Wwt, Senta
Tiie Deneltoaiy und« sa>G a-,:p~ or impl..O, !911ard'"11 hon to Sell The underaiglled ol Trusl. lees. charges and 14 1986 at wl'llCll time and Loop Joint Venture 3190·F This ous1neu IS con· Janet M Sprtnklt. 20!> now dts90!Yed by mulull An&, Calllornl4, on October
DilOd ot T~t htretol0t1 14l8. posa•s.on. or caused said Nollot ol De· ep11ens .. of the Trustee arid place l>lds will t>e puDltely A1rP0<1 loop Drove. Cosll ducted Dy a ~erat pert· Hartlorcf"•-41:. Hunt Bch . CA conaem · 27. J988. at 2:30 o'clock
ex1CU1ao end datlvered to Ille encumbre.N:os. to pey tht tault and Election 10 Sett to of lhe trusta created by said opened and read In Bldg_ c . M e •a · C a 1 1., o t n I • nersllip 92648 Beginning on Augull 8 P.M • and lllet'I and there
unc:ttratgnad a wr'"en remaining phnc1pe1 sum of the t>e recorded In the county Deed ol Trust . to-wit: Rm 361 92628-3459 Phel Ovch TlllS Du$meu I• con-1986Ted A Hortman wtll ~ anowcauM.llanytlleyh1ve.
Doclarel1on ol 0.taun and note(s) atcurlld by said Deed where Ille real properly Is-S93.864 79 E.acll l:>ld shall rtmatn valid Rot>ert l Foreman 3190· This S1a1emen1 was llled ducted Dy· a general pan· COflducttng said bullntu wl'ly said petition for Change
Demand lor Sela, and a written ol Trust, w1lh lnlarMI thereon, locited The t>enef1C11ry undtf aald tor a ~IOd of 4!> da'(I attet F A1rport Loop Drive, CoSla with 111• County Cieri. 01 Or· ne<ahlp and De enmled 10 all tilt as-or nat"M ahoutd not De
Noltet ol 0.faun &nd Eltdton II ptOVldld "' llald notl(s). Oett. 9...._86 Deed ol Trust heretofore ex· the dlte specllied tor the re-Mesa CA 92626-34!>9 a"9e County on September Jenny Sl)(lnkle sets ol aald bueilneat end granted
lo Stll The undersigned lldYanms. ti any. under the BINEFACT. H aald ecutld and dettv.,ed to tht c.ipt ol t>lds Oet>ra L Klrel'lner 502 3 1986 Tllia statement wa.s filed 1111 assumed and will pay an IT IS FURTHER Ofdetad
caused &aid Noice ol D1tau11 letm$ or Ille DMd or Tri.IS!, trua .... ,,o. •ox Jflt, underJ>Oned a wr111en Dec· The Board of TniJleea Dahlia C0ton1 oet Mar, CA FJttnO with the County-GleB ot Or· outstllldfng obligations of that• copy Of lhit order to
and Elldion lo Seit to pe tees. c:harg• and expenses of LAGUNA Hft.ll, CA 12154 laret1on of Oefautl and De· ahall be the sole judge of the 92626 PuMshed Orange Coast ange County on September said butfneu wlllch her• anow CllUM be publlahed In
r90ordecl 111 tile county wl\ttt the T!'USIM and 01 tht trusta (714) IM-3711, er l"u· mand tor Sele. and written quality of equipment ottered Peter B Finnerty. 3190-F D11ly Pilot September 12. tO. 1986 lofe>t• ano h«Nlter -• fn· the Orlf\99 Couto.tty Pllol.
ttte. real proP.9'1y" loallad. creeled ..,, Mid Deed 01 Trust. beltl C"-' -Notice ot Detault and Etec· and r~·rves the tfg .. t 10 re· Airport Loop Offve. Coste 19 26. Octol>ftf 3. 1986 FSttsn cu ..,. .. Ille -...-trve , 0_,,,_, ~at .. T vr S '""' '' Mesa. CA 92626·3•59 F875 Pubflal'led Or&""" Coast ... :r=...~ r.._ -•·-:;-a-t .... lon,o;:: .. ., In, .... r td!Mlty rustae SelVICe to wit: $20, 712 55. Publlstted Ofange Coast lion to ell The undersigned iect any or all bids end IO ··•· uv•n ... _.. """"' .. -"" '" I too Paofic Coast H.ghway The Denel1C111ry under sal<I Dally Pltot Sttiteml>er 19. caused said Notice of De-waiYe any 1ttegularfty there-This Duslness Is con-Daily P1101 Sec11emt>er t2. Said partneral'lip 11 die--county at 1ea11 once 1 .,....
Hermosa Beach. CA 90254 Deed ol Tl'\JSI 11ere1o1or11 26. Octot>et 3. 1986 IBYlt and Etec:tlon 10 Sell to In ducted by 1<>1n1 venture 19 26 Octo!Nr 3 1986 SOived u ot August, 1086 al for lour CC>r)MC41tlw WMll•
(213) m -t 174 or 372-7788 a•ec:uted and delivered to lhe , F92'1 t>e recorded 1n tlle county l'9ned Altyfl I "°'"9y Robett l F0teman MLIC NOTICE F909 t2 oo midnile Pflor 10 tile day ol Uld heW· By. Katllfeen D1Meo undersigned a wnnen wl'lete the teat property 11 ~urd\aelng ~ ' This statemet1t was Med Dated August 6. 1986 Ing
Au1honzld Sign.iur1 Dedarall()ll ol Oetauh and Ptatc NOTICE tocated Trustee Is CICG Dated· September 2!>. wttll the County Cle<ll ot Or· FICTITIOUS BUlfNESI Wealmmater, Caltl0tnla Deteo SEP Ill t986
Oo1a: September 5. 1988 Oenand tor Sale, end a wrrtten Corporation t986 ange Counly on Augu11 2S. NAME STATEMENT PUBUC NOTICE Pall~I& P Lewis, Notary "*""I.. llflfttl, Judtt Cllf
Sop. 19. 28, Oct. 3, 1986 NOl.ce ol Dtlaun and Eledion NOTICf Of Address ano telephone Publlahed Ortnge Coast 1986 The lotlowtng perlOlla are • Publlc. California. Orang• fthe I~ CCM#'t
Orange Coast Doily Pilot ~ to Sell. The undersigned APl'l.ICATION FDlll number ot person conduct· Dally Piiot Septeml>er 28, F31aeo ~~~ D~:in~H n:;: ;~,o FICnn:u~. County (Stall PuDlished Orange Cout ------.----causec said NOllOll ot Dela.ult CHANGE IN Ing sate IS 7101 Baird Av· Octot>er J, t988 HeH Seely, Esq . 4631 . U9 • u • TIMI Law~ A. Copelaftd Deily Pilot Septtml>et 19
PUBUC llAnTIC-E and Eledton lo Seit to bt OWNllllltW Of enue Reseda, Celllornla F941 Tellef Avenue, Suite 140, B202, Irvine. CA 927 t8 NAMI ITA NT Ted fl. HoftMtn ' 28 October 3 tO t986 ' nu ALCOHOLIC 9 3 3 5 9 6 8 8 Newpon Beach, CA 92880 DaYld Robert Feldman. 22 The lollowl!:'O peraona lft . . ' ' ---------recorded Ill the county Wiier• ··vE· &Q• LICE .. •'"' t • 4 1 I ( 1 ) 0 c w d I f c & .................. _ • ...u;;;._ •• La .. __ Publlll'led Orange Coaal F9 t 1 the reel propeny is loc:8tad. ~ .... .:c " '"' 342-3408 Pubhsl'led rtnge oatt oo grove rv ne, "' ......... ., ~·-... _ .
.. T0~~r Date: SeP!embar 10, 1986 To Wllom II Mey Conc:ern DA re Sept 3, 1986 PllllC NOTICE Diiiy Piiot 5ep1emt>et 12. 92714 AHocfatH. 245 Flt cher Dally Pilot October 3· t988 P\8.IC NOTIC£
" "~""' First ltlltflt&l.a &nil ot JOJOS RESTAURANT CICO C<>ftHlllAnON, 19, 28. Octot>er 3 t988 This Dullness IS con-Ave . Suite B2. Coata MIM, FM9
TAU.S.TEE'-8 6Al:.E Cahtomie. Trustee, l055 INC 11 applyfng lo the 0.. Al TftUSTEE. AftMANO c. FICmlOUI IUIMaa F860x ducted by an lndlvtdual CA 112626 FICTITIOUe .......
ComT S. No. 1R·71-86043. Wilshire Blvll .. Los Angeles, partmtnl of Atcohollc IAUCEDO/AUTHOllllZIO 1, NAMf ITATE•NT David Rot>ert Feldman Gana Sullivan . 2571 PllllC NOTICE MAMI ITA'T'lmNT
puter &llll'tl\Oa. CA 90017 (2131 5a<HS800 By: eever• Control 10 Nit al· SIONA TUftE Tile lollowlng peraons are PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was llltd Creatvlew. Newport S.ach, Tiie fotlowfng ptteons are
01-11604-0HK> Kimt>erty A. Imel coholfc beverages at t507 S PuDhShed Orange Coaat doing bU.stneu aa· Canyon w1th the County Clerk of Or-CA 92883 FICfrTIOUS IUSMll doing 1>ua1neM u · F & J
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 589 26 Oct 3 10 1986 Coast Dr . Cotta Meaa. CA Dally Pilot Septeml>er tO Cove TownhomH, 1400 FICTITIOUS BUllHES8 a.nge County on Septtml>er La Brea lm1•t0f'a, lid .. a NAMI ITA~ Muaic. 992 AulM Drive,
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST Or~·eoa.51 (>81~ Pilot 92626 with "41" On S•Je 26. October 3 l986 . Ouatl St . Sulll t90. N-· NAME STATEMENT 3 1986 C1lllornla tlmlled partner· Tile tollowong IMlflON 1ire Costa M .... CA 92828
DATED NOVEMBER 3, 1982. Beer Wine (Eal Pl ) llctnM F920 po<1 Bell, CA 92660 Tht following peraons ere FS1112t llllO. 24!> F".-oher A\19 . Suitt doing l>ualneas U . Cllllornl1 Forrnt K W.rttf. Jr, "2
UNL.£SS YOU TAKE ACTION Publiltted Ofange Coast Aldo Gene PiOnefl, t70 E doing t>u!1neas a.s Omega PubltaMd Orange Coaat B2. Costa Meaa, CA 92826 Printing Syetema. 18090 Azalea Drive, Costa Meaa,
TO PROTECT YC>l,fl PllllC NOTICE Daily Piiot October 3. 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE 18th St. Unll B. Costa Meta. Plant 1n1er1ora. 25551 Deily Piiot September 12, Ronald J. Guy«. 24$ Fla--Beach Blvd . 11 13, Hunt. CA 92626
PROPERTY. IT MAY BE F9!>3 CA 92827 Saltwater Drive. Dana Polnl 19. 26. October 3. 1986 cher Ave .. Sulle 82. Coata lngton Beach. CA 02648 Mary Jane Wtfner, 092
.SOLO AT A PUBLICS~. IF r:rCTITIOU8 BUSINHI STATEMENT OF Cheri.s Plgnetl, 1132 E CA 92629 F877 M .... CA 92828 Adrian Dennie Col9. 9352 Azalea Dr., Coata M .... CA
YOU NEED AN NA• STATEMENT PUBllC NOTICE AIANDONMENT Of Balboa Blvd.. Ball>oe, CA Steven Angelo. 255!> 1 This bu1tn1u la con· Sunrfdge Dr • Huntington 92628
EXPlANATION OF me The lotlowtng penona ete USE OF FICTITIOUS 92661 Saltwater Or Dana PO<lll PUBllC NOTIC£ dueled Dy • gtntf•I pan-Beach. CA 028411 Thi• bu•ln•H la COi\•
NATURE OF THE dOlng bUalneU as Ball>Oa NOTICE M IUllNE89 NAME Tiils Dualn•H la COii-CA 92629 rttfeftltt Tlltl b111tneu la con-ducted by• husbllld andwtt.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST Glass Co 1671 Plaeenlla APl'l.ICATION FOR The loltowlng persons Oucted by a Nmited parlner· Tll1s DusmeH Is con· FICTITIOUS aU .... SI Ronald J. Guyet ducted Dy an lndiV!!Sual Mary Jane Wernet
YOU. YOU SHOULD Ave . Costa Mesa 92627 CHAHOI • Mve aDandoned the use 01 at11p ducted Dy an indMdual NAME STATEMENT Tiits statement waa llltd Thia ttatement 1'b flied This lletltMnt wu ftltd
CONT "CT A LAWYER. Allen G EllsWOrlh, 10142 OWNEASIW the F1c11t1ous 8u11n11s Alkdo G-Plgrttfl Steven Angelo The following persons art ...,.th lhe County Clerk of Or· with the County Cllttt OI Ot· wftll the County C1tr11 of Or·
Oo Octoller 17, 1986, aJ Jon Day Dr . Hun11ng1on ALCOffOl.~ Neme PL FINANCIAL This st11emen1 was flied Tll1s statement was toled dolngbuaineuas.O.GIF'FIN enge County on September ant• County on Septemt>er •not County on August 28.
2 00 P.M F~tS1 lntaratllo Bank Beach. Cal 92646 BEVElllA~ LICfNIE SERVICES 657·•B5 W. w1tll the County Cltfk ol Or-wllh the County Cte<k ol Or· INVESTMENTS, 18300 Von 11, 1986 3. 1986 19&6 01 Calltomoa as lllo duty Tn1s Dualneu IS eon· To Wllom If May Concern 19th St . Costa Mne, CA ange County on August 28. ange County on Septeml>er Katmen. Suite 700, lrvlne, ,,,._ nWJW Pa11tll
llpDOtrited Trustee undllf and duc1eo by an lnd1vlduel JOJOS AESTAUAAN:f 92627 1986 3. 1086 CA 927 t5 Publitl'ltd Orange Coul Publlahed Orange Coaal Put>tlslled Orange CoMt
oursu,anl to Deed 01 Tr1.111. Allen G EHsworth INC 11 a.pplying 10 the Qlt.. The F1e1111ou1 Bualoess n11m n1euo Demus Gittln, 2260 Gold· Oally Pilot September 28. Daily Pilot Se9tembtt 12. Oafty PNot $ec>l91nb« t2.
Recx> <led on Novernt>er 29. This statement wes flied par1ment of Alcollollc Name referred 10 ~was PubllSheo Ofa.nge Coast Published Orange Coast en Circle, Newport Beacl'I. October 3, 10, 17 t988 19, 26. Octooer 3 t98fl 19, 26. October 3. 1Me
982, • Oocumer>I nq w1lh Ille County Cte<k ol Of. a.._ Con ot to Mil .,_ flied in Ora~ Count; 01\ .Qaily P111ll Sepiemt>et J2. Dally -Pllol -Seplembet 12 CA--92e60 F942--F881 -F874 82-•14903 Of Official Racotoa enge County on Septemfief eollot~Yet tr .. at 2750 1·26·83 F207821 19 26 Octol>er 3 1988 19. 26. Octot>er 3. t986 TlltS business 11 con· t----------11-----------+-------.....:~~ o~~g~"t:~~ryhl A~,'!'~1~' 30 1~6 F-· .. -Harber Blvd.,~osta Men . Pe1er L8f1Q•ter. 3410 s 1'870 F892 ducted Oy an JndMduel PUBllC NOTICE PtalC NOTIC£ PtaM: NOTlC(
• • -·-CA t:l826 w11n·"47" On°Sal Main S1 C·4 Santa Ana. ----------Dennis Glttln O~llCUlad Dy. Gary J. H1gntand PuDllshed Orenge Coal G I (E t Pl Hioe!'I e c~a707 • PteLIC NOTIC£ PUBLIC NOTICE This ate1emen1 WU fifed
and Frankie R. Highland. Daily P1101 oCtober 3. 10, 17. ~~~.~ Orant• ~0 .. , Tn1a Dus1ness was con-with the county Clerll ot Or· nr~~ w~~~l~SET'3 2"· l9S6 F9'-I Delly Pilot Octot>er 3, 1986 ducted Dy an lndl\lldual FICTITIOUS IUllNEll FICTITIOU8 IUllMl!SS ange County on Augu'1 t9.
A " F952 Tllia Slttement was llted NAME ITATl.•NT NAME ITATEMINT 1986 CH~HH.ES( T ....,8!_00ER F'OA witll Ille County Clefll of Ot· The lottowlnt peraons are Tiie lotlOwlng pir'aona art N17420 ~ pay-al lime ot aale PUBUC NOTICE Plel.IC NOTICE ange County on September do+ng bU11neu u Canttf doing business as High PuDllshed Orenge Coast
in 13Wtul money ol tht lkl~lld 3 198!1 Street Buslnua Park. 1800 Tech Erectors. 111 t Daily P1101 September 12,
Slal") or by caahler'a chaclt FICTITIOUS IU ... 11 ,ICTfTIOUI IMISINEIS Peter l.tngeter Port Sheffield. N-port Bell A11l1more t.er Costa MH&, 19. 26, Oc;tober 3, t986
drawn on a 51818 Ot netlonll NAME ITATl•NT NAMI STAT'f•NT Pubhlhed .grange Coaat 92680 CA 92627 F90e
Dank,°' 11 see tortll In Sedton Tiie following peraona .,., The lolk>wtng peraona 1te Delly Piiot Septeml>er 12 Roti.rt E Sweeney, 700 Howard Riehard WOOd· ----------
2924h 01 ,,,. Cw• Code, at the dOing bullntta aa Gtace-doing bUalnest U' FOC\lt 19. 26 Octot>er 3. 1986 N Haciende. I.a Habr1. Cit wotth 11 11 Avlemore
Solltll lrt>nt entrance 011119 Old H11s1on Trivet Co. 2.24 W. FrM Sttndlng tn8"1a. t t24 F887 90631 Coala ....... CA 92827 ~ ~ty ~::',,;n Pac1t1e Coast Hf9tlway, •C. Main StrMI. Surtt C. Irvine. Stephen L Robinson. Steve Oltle, 3828 Del
Ille on a 1 Newport Bttch. CA 92660 CA H714 MLIC NOTICE t800 POf'l Sl'lttt1tld, ~· Valle Orange. CA 92669
Mt Bot;everd. Santa Ana, ca Hugh Hutton. Ill. 30 ChlflOlle T. Marat\, 878t port Bch 92660 Thia Du11n1sa la con.
all right, tllle and inlerasl Har Dor ISiand, Newport Anthony Or., Huntington FICm lDUS BUltNEll This Dustntu la con-ducted by a limited partner· a>nveyld to end '10¥t helCI by It Beach CA 92860 Btacl'I CA 92&47 NAMI STATEMENT d led b
under said Deed 01 Truat •n the Martua M Grace. NO This' butlneH la con· Tiie following person• are ~snip y· a g-r•I part· ship
0t09tf!Y aitualed in 18 d Glenneyre, Laguna Btael'I, ducted Oy. tn lndlvldua.I do+ng buslneu II MK'a, Robert E. S~ ~~:·=~·~=:~ltd
County, Celitorrua. delcri~rig CA 92!1!>1 Cl'ltrio11e·T Mlfth 88 It -t89 Cout Hwy, Thia statement was llltd w11n the County Clerk or Or· lht land ll'ltre1n llit. Th D f flltd l~ BMcll CA 926$1 PARCEL 1 UM , ., lllOWn ts usineu Is con-1111 atattmenf wu Mery K TiOt>ells same llri1h the County Clefll of Or-tno! County on Augull 28,
.nci deacnl>ed "' lhe ducted Dy co-panner-s With tilt County Cllttt of Or· Thi• bualntH 11 con· a.nge County on September 1ot6 Condomil\ium "'an recorded M M Grace •not County on September '4. 1986 ,,1..,
May 2t 1'96t Book Thia llatement wet flied 3. tOH ducted by, an lndMdull ,,,.. Publlsh.O Otange Coaat ~087 ~ 554 or'nOll\clal =~t~~nty ~of Or· Publiehtd Ot_... ,:a= r,,~~~ :i.::::•was tlltd D ~UDl~ahed .,,'!:_ange Co-;1 Dally Piiot SeQltmbet t2, ~olaaidCounty. 3 1986 n on tembtt Delly P1IOt 89P'i'~t>er t2, wttl'ltheCounty ClerkofOf. 1:J8.~ob:~"';'= I . 19.28 October3. 1986
PARCEL 2 All und,..,idtel '3tt707 19, 28. October 3, ttee al\9fl County on Se9tember F8N F873
1/9th int-I ... tenant Ill Pul>lill'led Ofange Coul Fn7 3. t9U ·----------common 111 "" IM inlwMI 111 Detty P1tqt Sep1em1>er 12 n1-P\8.IC NOTICE
and 10 Int common aree ot Loi t9 26, OctObtr 3• to86 • __ • .,. ..,,.TICE Pubtlthad Ofange Coast fl\a.IC NOTICE
2 ot Trm No. 9280, .. Pl' F8e3 f'UU\.1'1 "" Oally Pltot Septembtt 12. FICTITIOUl IU .......
map''*' in Booll 379, PllOt' I -·-·· to.~. October 3, 1986 ,ICTITIOUS IU..... NAMI STATl•MT 33 l.tld 3-4 ol m'"9flaneoi.M ,ICT1TIOU8.... F898 MAMI ITATIMIJIT Th• loflowtng pereone •r•
P\&IC NOTICE
r:tCTITIOUI IU ... 11
NAMf ITATEMINT
The lollowlng person• art
doing buslneaa as: MEL·
CRAFT. 1835 Whlltltl' Ave ..
Coata M .... CA 92827
C1rlyte Cotnwell, 1838
Port Renwick. Newport
Beacn, CA 02e60
T1111 buslneat l a con-
ducted by· an tndlvldu1I
C-.rtyle Cornwell
Thi• statement w" lli.d
w\lh the County Clerk of Or·
1"09 County on September
3, IHI ,,,..,.
PuDtlal'led, Or1nge Cout
DeHy Ptlot September t2.
19, 28, October 3. t988
F890
maps. rec:orde of tlld aiun1y. "81.IC NOTICE NAm ITA~ The lolloWfno peraone "' d olno Du11nua 11
.. IUCl'I term i9 ci.ltled In ff'le Tne 'OllOWinO l*"fO"• "' P'WlJC *>TICE doing tNalnftl .. Antique ROWLAND H!IGHTS 87 "8JC NOTICE ...;...;~.;..;.;;;.-..-....-.-_..;;.;;...;...;..;•.•1 FICTmOUI IU ... H doing butlneQ •• A) Miiiet Emc>orlum. 193 f' Newpot\ P"-AlNERS. e CllUOtnll Mm· ---------
'-NAMI ttATllllNT Eye Center, I ) Aaeoc.lated fM:TmOUI MllM'H BoultY.,d, CO.ta M .... CA ilad partn«W\fe>, 595 The PlCTmOUI .UU.11
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PACl,-tC VIEW
MIMOftlAL PA,_K
Cemetery • M ortuary
Chapel • Cfemetory
J!,00 Paclltc Vtew Drive
Hewpo<I Beacn
s.t•-2700
TM fotlowlng Peteont are Eye Specjellete, C) Ad· NAMI ITAn.wT 02e21 City onv.. Suite 201 . Or· NAMI ITATlllEM'T
d oing Outtneu U Al vanoad Villon CenMr. SSS Tilt folloWlng PtrlOnJ arw Mtty Anne Oreen. 242 ange, CA 92tQ. The followlftt pereona lft t-•::=~•·:••~.,.~·:; .• :::~:-; . ..,.~, .. ~,~~~'~,.,====r~=..::r5~~ .. !i!~;:J~U~=·~""]~-~em~~-~ Detttet. B) Oattlea NlllllC)Ot, PllCl«llfl A~.. Newport doing bualne9• a : Th• Promontory Drtve Wiii e7 Aowtancl Height• Part· dOlft9 b;tlMM ••. ~ ~ ~
Cl The Aoar-1~ 20'• and Beaeh.CA I~ GtffmtnCreyCom,,.ny,71 t NewporH9e1ch.,CA92MO ' Mtl. • Call(ornla lmitad Pnyllea Conauttlr\o •737 ......... -. _... , .. .
HAMOR LAWN·
.OUVI
Mor1very • c.m tery
Cr.ma1ory
~· 01 The Roaring Mitton A. Mk, MD . w 17th Str"t Ste 0-2. Pernell Upton, 100 Udo pertnetthll:> $9~ The Ctty Attn• Circle, Hunlf1\9ton , -~,-.. ------=-= ~ ·-~"0'""., ...... ,----4--.;a.u.:.L--~ 10 I. 1870 Newport Blvd., ~ OOl'POtl110n. 181 Cott1MM1.CAt2t27-~U7 Patk Drive •H . ~ Drlve,Sult•201. Otange CA Be1C11 OOl«nlat2Mt -----·~-:::=:T'-;-
eo.t1 ...... CA t2'27 St Andr..._ UpW\d, CA Mitchell F Gettman, a.ectt. CA t2Ml t 2Ma K.M Oi.nn POtU, 4131 • --1 tU
Dlnrlle "'*'t Ind John 117M 136St Wlllon St .. WMt• Thi• bvtln.a Is eon-Tt\11 tx.taineea 11 con Arena Ctr~. Hvnllngton --------+.:...-...!.:~--~ ....,,,., MrMtl-.tJoYI' TNt 1>V91h4111 i. coin. !llfntttr; CA t2tlS due19d·br I~,.,,.... M, .. ...., •llmt4ed~-.... Ceiltc;wnt. 92148 t ........ _. ___ ... _,..,, JO_.~ro
Thlt.. bue!MH I• COi\• duCttd ..... I corparltlon TN• bu~• ,. con· ~~ •hip Thlt Dutln•at I• COi\•
duct-' '°Y oo--pattnera M!Hon A Miiier, MD , Inc., duet-' by 111 lndMdUll Mery AnM O'"f\, PlfMN WIHlam E GlfWln. P~MI· duet.CS by It\ fndlVMIU91 John lellamy ,,.....,,. Mltchell F. Gellman UC>ton I dtl\t • ~ 0 P«'1
Tflll ttMttrient wn fifed Thie ltllemenl •• Ned Thia ... ,.,,,.,, WM tllad Thll 1t11.ment wee filed Ttwt 1t1tement wu flltd rni. atatement •• tllad
.ttti tM CouMY Ctttk of Or· With the~ C.. Of Or· wim IM C'Ounty C--of Or w!ttl die ~a.ti Of Or· wttll •he County CWtt ot Or· wllll tt>t County Qerti of Or-;'T~ty Oft S9pcembef rr .... Oounty on leoe~ MOt COunly on ~.,,,btf atlQlll ~JV on...,._,,._ ~ Countv on tleptembtt ange County on hptembef •----•.IH --S. :S. ltll 3;l1R 3. 1• 3, 1NI • r•-· ,,,_ ,,.,. . ,,_, n.-a ,,,_ • ···--·. --------~· u.,.. " 11 '"
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ilf Jebs •\ri ATLANTA CAP) -Stress. tl boredom and fnmration at work art
•• 11 1 causin1 "subJtantiaJ" beallh prob-' ~'I;"<"tr. ~A lcms · ror Americans, the natiooaJ
r•111 f · ttt Centers for Disca.sc Control laid I ~t Thursday.
S. ro !21) NI. for eitample, 3 CaJifomia 1\ud):'
I F found that claims for "work·related
jt " neuroteS" more than doubled 1n the • I first three years of this decade; over ~ · the same period. -claims for other
11 di~blina work injuries fell by 10
percent. ~~ M 1 · . Specialists in occupational health
l:Ff!l 1. said in the CDCs wttlcly repon lhai
pumcrou1 Job-related iosunnce
claims in die l980s~ from mental
stress. wrule "there arc increaJin,
data on tM reJationstup between
5pcc1fic: worldna conditions and
psrcholoaical disorders."
8u1 P'YChololical di~rders tither
caused or eucetbatcd by work.ina
condiJion,-att far more complcK than
most on-tbe-1ob irtjurie , and there "
no way oftellina how many American
worlcel'J are havina psychologicat
problems because of their jobs, said
Or. Alex Cohen of the National
Institute for OccupationaJ Safety and
Health. wlUch Pftl'*re!d Thunday•1
report.
•• 1 doa 't think I.he data ... would
ofrrr th.at kiftd of infonnation," said
Cohen, chief of •PJ>!ied psycho&o&Y
for the Cincinnati-hued NIOSR.
"Nevertbdett ... tht \Vho&c area
d~rervet attention.··
"There is iacreasio& evidence thal
an uns\tisfactory work envuonmml
may contribute to psychoJoaical di'$-
orders," the CDC report said.
Meanwhile. a snuiy relCMC<i latt
. year by the National Council on
Compensation Insurance found that
claims for w ~ _. fll
"menaal ttttta" ICCOUfttod ror more
1hu OAe in evcrf 10 C>ClCUP&U~
di5eaK4ftd.inJUry d&imt. and tJ1e
avnqr cost of t.ho5e clainat WM
bather than for other wodc·rdeuid
llt.<h problems
~ F"W>di~y.I ~-~ ~11 ~t :i;l'~jl:l~r--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_.;..~~~,--~-
Am~' ii.ii ~t ~,
And a NJOSH 1tud)" in Ten~
found wo~ in health cart. eervu;e
job$ and blue-collar factory positions
Sttlung mental health help more
often than worken in otbe:r 10~
Those occupari.on , the CDC noted. t~nd to hr characterized by slJ'Cuf YI
conditions. repetition. 'hifl worlc and
responsjbil1ty for other people.
Cooditioos sucb as work overload.
lack of control over one's job, noo·
supportive bo55Cs and eOJ.lcuuet,
limited job opportunity. undefined
tasks. rotating work shift and operat·
rng at a machinc·stl paoc can au
contribute to a worker's d1ssatJsf'a~
tion with his job, the CDC repon said.
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No ~u''I'" trading below $2 or 1000 25 sheres ere nduded.
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Market slips after rally
. NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market pulled
back Friday, chan.gina direction abrupUy after a
strona early advance.
The focal point for fhe marllet-ys wide swtnp
was the Labor Department's report that the
civilian unemployment rate rose to 7.0 pcTI:ent in
September from 6.8 percent the fnonth before. The
data also showed a smaller-than-expected increase
an nonfarm payroll em~loymcot.
At first, analysts u1d traders took that news as
a sianat that other economic statistics for
September were likely to remain un.inspirina.,
increasing the chances ttlat the Federal Reserve
miah f deem it advisable to relax its credit policy
further.
Declining issues held a very sliaht cdae on
advances at'the New York Stock Exchanac.
WHAT AM£x Orn WHA T NYSE Dio
NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 3
~'= Y~=:, Ntw hloha N1wlow1
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ARID (M&(ch 21-April 19): What
been a roadblock will be removed -
u'll p in popular suppon for option ,
tions. Loll&-<listance call relates to
ial event, possible journey. Mantal
tus is "striously considered." SYDN~Y
01111
•
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Study
print, read between lines, emphasize
ct. nutrition, basic wol'k methods. It
111 be necessary to "tear down" in order •••••••••••••. rebuild on more suitable base. Scorpio, another Taurus fiaurc prominently.
GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20): Accent on arcatcr sclf-expre sion, creati ve
deavors, intensifi ed rclat1onshj~ You'll have luck in matters of peculation
d could win contest. Member of opposite sell confides "attraction."
CANCER (June 21-July 12): Domestic adjustment is featured. represents
sible acquisnion of furniture, luxury item, art object. C'heck safety
easures. be especially aware offire hazards. You get what you want (hr.ough
iplomaacy.
LEO (July 23-Aug.. 22): Look behind scenes, clarify meanings. maintain
ura of glamour, mystery. Keep options open, give full play to aotcllectual
uriosity. Romance plays role. Short trip may be necessary to complete
mission."
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpl. 22): Emphasis on power. authonty,._-l)lles,
ulations. tax an.d license requirements. Money is involved. you'lj.Jeam
ore about investment procedures. What had been missing can now be
a\ed. Capricorn plays role. .
LIBRA' (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You reach more people. emplfasis on
" .
apptarance, personality, ab1ht/ to CO!f'municate ideas. Take 1ot'ttat1vt; lead
rather than follow. Membe'r o oppo 1tt .ex pays compliment and means 1t.
Aries, another Libra play roles.
SCORPIO (Oct. 2l-Nov. 2J): Lia.ht . ls ched on 'area previously dark.
Individuals who were indifferent ooula now become enthu$1astic al11e . Stress
independence, creativity, willingness to &ct to heart of matter$
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Follow through on 101t1al ftthngs.
Means hunch could pay dividends Focus on home, family reunion. ability to
mcrease income. You'll beplcasantly-sul'J)nscd byfriend who had been absent.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Look beyond the 1mmcd1ate, diversify.
communicate with one who plans sea Journey. Emphasts on career. bu iness,
special relationship with professional superior. Financial aid comes from
unusu.al source.
AQUAAJUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Brina source matenal up to date. Steer clear
of outmoded procedures. S~tlight on spmt~al values, lon1-ranse commit·
ment. You'll have-opportunity to correct recent mmalces. You get p roverbial
"second chance."
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Scenano haghhghts change, trtt'V'd. -vancty.
Cunosity leads to special inquiries which could involve the man11 c am.
sciences. Many will seek your counsel and you gain prestige as res ult.
IF OCl'OBER 4 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are • capable now of
coordinating efforts with family member -you could go 1010 bui.incss, yo u'll
be seriously considerinf mantal status. Taurus. Leo, Scorp1<> people play
important roles in your hfe. You are unique.creative. rcbellaous an that you do
not follow the crowd. You probably did not fit 1010 family paucrn. could have
been separated from one or both parents at rclauvely earl)' age Vigor returns
this month, you travel in October. populant) increases. you become more
aware of appearance. wardrobe. December wi ll be memorable for you in 1986.
Both vulnerable. Wett deals.
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Weet Nortb Eut
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Opening lead: Five of •
South
Dbl~ ,. ,.
CHARLES
GOREN
OMAR
SHAilF
'so a casual appralsal of the sltua--h ... ..._
t1on would suggest that declarer
would have to rely on the d iamond
•· · nness4! ttowever , ,that would al-
most surely be wasung the secon-
dary honor
West had not led a top club,
which suggested that he was miss·
o mistakes, no progress
'SIDNEY
Ha111s
There ls no magic about nness· ang the king: East, who had passed
Ing. However, it Is foolhardy to his partner's one club opening,
take a tlnesse if you know It has no could not have both minor-suit
chance of winn1ng. · kings Therefore, the kmg or dla·
When a baseball player makes an you don't have any results," said the
rror, it goes into the record and 1s friend. "That's not true," replied the
ublished. How many of us could inventor "I know hundreds of things
tand this son of daily scrutiny? Or that won't work."
re willing to admit an error before we Someone who 1s unwilling to be
re called on it? wrong, or 10 seem wrong, or to be
When. a pohucal appomtment responsible for error, will also never
dly backfired on ham. the late New make any glonous d1sco~cncs or
ork Mayor LaGuard1a took h1!> ach1t"ve any celebrated ~•ctones. It as
lumps and ~xclai mcd, "When I make fear of failure more tl\_an anythmg else
a m1staicelfsaoeau1!.. ~--t at separates ihelm1tators from t e
· When the mighty Babe Ruth wasn't innovators.
hitting home runs. he was striking I am not speaking here of the hoary
out. He proba.bly struck out more historical cliche, "They laughed at the
than anyone else on the Yan kees -Wright Brothers." Such men come
but he also got more home runs. along once a century. 1f then. and
A fam ous inve ntor was once most of us simply lack the 1magina-
chargcd by a fncnd'wllh wasting his 11on as well as the talent and courage
ume on dead-ends and fruatles~ 10 pursue a revolutionary idea such as
cxpcnments. "After all theSc years. ..flying, · .
But an our own mundane ways.
whether 1 n business or an art. an social
or political orpnizau ons, most of us
sull hve by the old Army slogan,
"C'.Y.A." If yo u don't know what it
means. ask any buck sergeant.
We are protecuve and defensive,
from the chiefs of stafT down 10 tht·
Jan11or's ass1s1an1. Our aim 1s not 10
do nght -so much a-; not 1{)-bc
perceived as doing wrong. Our goals
are more negative than pos111 ve -
the avoadanceofblamc more than the
assumption of responsibili ty.
Not everyone can be a leader: I
myself could not lead a parade of
mum out of the c11y pound. But. 1n
beanga follower. there are two d1st1nct
paths 10 t_ake: one 1\ not "rocking the
..
boat" the other is calling the navi-
gator's a11cnuon to the fact that the
craft 1s on the "'rong tack.
All the cfeciil\.e people an the world
ha ve made waves. 3fld sometimes
the> have been o;wampcd by them.
But no waves. no progress; and the
onl} way to a'o1d mistakes 1i1 10 be
to tall) passl\ e ..... h1ch 1s to c;ay. dead
You "'on't get an> hlamc that wa> -
nor anythmg el~
S/da~y Harris Is a 1yadlca ted
columnist.
South had a dltficult btd at his monds had to be with West .
second tum. Since he would have That suggested that dummy's
doubled w1 th a considerably weak-' jack ot diamonds might play a key
er hand, he had to find some way to part 1n declarer's battle. He won
convey his strength to his partner. the opening lead in hand and imme-
Theretore, he opted to bid one d1ately led a low diamond toward
spade even though, In theory, his the jack Smee to duck would cost a
suit was a card short for that ac-diamond trick. West took his king.
lion However , Its quality more But now declarer was 10 command.
than made up tor the lacl< O! al'ifth-lie won the trump return and
card·and, when North made an in· cashed t.he table's Jack of dia·
vltatlonal raise to three spades, monds After drawing the out·
South had no qualms a~ut going standu;lg trump, endmg an hand,
on to game. declarer was able to dl8Card
West led a trump and declarer dummy's losing hearts on the high
took ume out to plan his campaign d1amonds tn hand, thereby hm1tmg
He had two sur~ club losen1 and he his losers to two clubs and a
had to ta.k:e care of his third heart, diamond
Want Mr. Right? Let goof Mr. Wrong '::~~, $@ R'4)µ-ftt,~~· :::~
14ito4 lly C\A T I rouAN
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DEAR ANN LANDER : Lately I
have been hcanng and reading a lot
about <;angle women who can't find a
decent guy. Well. there are lots of
decent guys out there and we aren't all
that hard 10 find. I don't know 1f1h1o;
long-winded letter mcnti. space· in
your column. but I W\luld like to
mount my soapbox on behalf of Mr.
Right. who 1s also dc\peratcly search·
ing for Ms. Right.
No wonder you single ladies c.an't
find me. I hear ~OU comnla1n ol hcing
stud 1n unlulfill1ng rela11omh1p\,
b1d1ng yo ur time. thin ktng ~ou will
change the Jerk. (fat 'hancc l Or }OU
thank Mr. Right will appear one da~.
and ~eep )OU ofT \our lcet (fatter
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f/IGHTS AVAllABIE FIOM OIANOf CbuNTY TO IAK
VlA OOOEN STAT£ AllllNES
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chann: I I nfonunatcl). hy remain·
ang an a rcla11onsh1p "'ith Mr. Safety
Val ve )OU arc cltm1na11ng 99 percent
of your opponunlllc!>. If we should
meet I would not look a 1 )OU a ~cond
time '>O longac; )OU haH' H 1 "'-1 tagging
along.
Stop "'aslang ~our t1ml.' and Mr
Safl.'t\ Vahe·.., llmt'.' a\ "'ell Do \ou
1h1n k· hl· would want wu tu "sctik"
tor h1m'' lfhc's r::iot }our Mr. R1gh1, lc1
n.tm golHc ma~ be so(Tleonc else's.
ANN
LANDERS
& .~:~ri~·~fPfO I' r r r r I' I' 1~ r I
e r?iir;d -I I 11AvE I I I I I I I I
I know it's tough but do 111 Onl~
then "'Ill ~ou find mt· And tht'.' hest
1h1ngabout me 1c; th.it ~ou won't ha'e
to change me one hit A. tier all. I'm -
MR. R£G HT (NEW ENGLAND).
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
DEAR MR. RIGHT: What you are
suggesting talces more courage than
most people have. It's awfully bard to
tbrow away brea'd and go looking for
cake. Most women feel that a me-
diocre (or flawed) guy Is better tban
oooe at all.
I do oot agcee.. So go ahead and
make the break, you gutsy ones wbo
believe you're enti tled to better. Give
It a whirl. You can always "settle" but
give yourself a chance to trade up.
Average IJ}an
doesn't exist
Political anal\ \t'> tr) to ·lij!.url' out
the nature of the ··a-.t'.'rage man ...
l>oc.,n·1 "'ork. doe' 1t'' "ot an social
c;c1cnt·c. .\"'more than 11 works Ill
U.S. gcograph~. If 11 did. the a\cragc
\late wou ld ha\ c 5.000 '>qunrc mile-.
ot pcrmafrmt and produlC Y.000 ton"
o t pineapples a ~car
L.M.
Bo YD
\ 'enomou\ •make can stnkc out
oHr a distance equal to a third of its
h<Kl} length. and 11 ncvl'r tries to
\tnkc farther What do \OU deduce
from that. Sherlock? 1hai 1111 venom-
ou' \nnkcs knov. how long the~ arc''
\1orr .... oml·n than men hrcak their
o"'n rah<; 1n tit' of rnu&htng
<.) Whnt'c; 1hc difTcrcnu· ht't"'c1.•n
,1n African rhino and an lndiun rh1no1
!\ <\fncan fhsno, one horn. Indian
1h1no. two horn'
<.) What stall'!. have lo\tf popu·
la11un 1n the la!lt half do1cn )'Ca~"
ACROSS
1 Moves up
and down
5 Get nd of
10 Turmoil
14 Etc
15 Locus
16 Cafeteria
item
t7 Prytng
18 '-beaver
19 Harangue
20 Letter
21 G@t along
22 Orves ltght
24 Aulo par1
26 Swirls
27 Allrlbutes
29 Tending lo
32 Suspends
33 Trial venue
34 Dubhn·b~e<1
org
35 Upset
36 Cognomen
37 Red alga
extract
38 Before CIA
39 Stallons
40 Et tu ?
41 Improved
43 More beloved
42
47
44 Curved
45 Gill bringer
46 Future
officers
48 Unvarying
49 Invoice
52 ln1er -
53 Narcollc
55 Choler
56 Porn<>Qraphy
57 Pie 1ype
58 Greek leller
59 Bad actors
60 Prompted
61 Insect
DOWN
1 Penchant
2 Sioux Indian
3 Aslrodome
eg
4 Guileful
5 Utters
6 Irish coun1y
7 Hysteria
8 Standout
9 Sweller
10 Succession
11 Change 1n
, form
12 Gu11er site
13 Lellers
\ Michigan. Ohio. Iowa. r enn·
\}lvon1a, We'it 'V1rgin1a and the 48
f)1$tnCl of( olumb1a. a.---11----t--+--
C'la1m 1\ 17 pc runt ot the JOh\ 52
~·rcatcd 1n the United ~lute\ ~twcrn
I 97R and I Qll4 P3't le~, than S 177 a 56
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N l•mol11.
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOL VEO
21 ~me roods
23 due
25 F01'matrrv
26 Persons
27 Palpitate
28 Inflate
29 Loved overty
30 Hold forth on
a soapbo•
31 Less
prevalent
33 Ouote<l
36 Boring
37 '"a
16
19
trap
39 Dene>m•n·
a nor
40 NoJ~
42 Goo<l1es
4J Blocked up
45 Condiment
46 Legal tender
4 7' Cairo dancer
4R Chant
SO C.an prov
1 Rhylhrn
~4 f'd•n animal
'n T•>r
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FAlllLY
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane
"Oh good! Can we play store?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"Can Marmaduke come in and
1ust drool?"
PEANUTS
T~AT COMPLETES
Mlf REPOrtr ON ~E
LIFE AND TIMES OF
6E~6E WASMIN6TON
BIO GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP)
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"fly golly, you AREN'T rubber."
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by Hank Ketcham
" ... ~·WORSE~ ~ING , MY
YO -YO IS STILL UP ~ lHE ~ '· •
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INC71AN OFTH~ Mo/\JrH !
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ROSE IS ROSE
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by Pat Brady
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Carter runs
wild·, Edison ·
'J . . -easy winner
col ects 177
yar s, scores twice
in 34-1 7 trh.tmph .
BJ ROOD CilUON °' ...............
Edison Hiab's top-ranked and un-
beaten Cha,...en turned to their
runnin,a pme from the outset Thurs-
day rulbt -Coach Dave White
wanted to prove something an ad·
dition to rolHna to a fourth straiaht
non-leque football victory.
··1 wanted to establish our running
pmc," said White followina his
team's-34-17 victory over Mater Dc1
before 6,000 at the Santa Ana Bowl,
enhancina their imqe as the Daily
Pilot's No. I team in Ora~County,
as weU as No. 2 in the CIF Big Fi ve.
''Servite just dared us to pass last
wQek and l wanted Lo show we could
run," said White.
on 11 carncs 10 the first quarter u the
O\ara.ers ran rouahsb<>d with their
first two postessfons.
"They j!JSt punched us out up front
and controlled the pmc," said Macer
Dc1 Coach Chuck Gallo. ifs tbat
simple."
The Chargers drove 66 yards on /
eight plays on their first drive without
benefit of a pass, and the .,.for-it
attitude of Edison showed vtben
Wlmcd1sdained a potential field..pl
attempt with fo1tnh-a nd-thrce at the
Mater Dei 16.
Quarterback Mike Hendenon
~ent back for his first pus attempt.
co uld find no one and ran 11 yarda to
the 5-yard line to set up C'.arter'1 (mt
touchdown.
"The field was a little slippery for a
ficld goat au.empt," said White. "But
that's my general attitude. I'm a risk-
taker."
The Chargers took no risks on their
second possession, goina to Caner
five straight umes. with a 2S-yard
burst c.appmg a 78-yard march.
Mater Del llDebecker John Kelly cbua after Ed.IHn
qaarterback-lllke Bendenon u the menror •Icnal-caller
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ran• foi:_ a 8-yard _taln on the Char1en firat drlTe of the
aame. Jtd.laon later 8COred for a 7-0 lead.
Indeed \Ile Char&ers showed they
can run -tlilback KaJcaph Carter
rushed for I 77 yards on 28 cames -
but the eye-opener was his first-half
ef'f on of 14 7 yards on 20 cam es as
Edison steamrolled into a 27-5 lead
after two quaners .
C•rter's dominanc~ was-quick and
to the point. rambling for 112 yards
Really. there was no stoppina the
Chargers. who sifT\PI Y gave the ball to
C artcr for dashes over the right or left
side and as a changcup, Henderson
would fake 11 to Carter and keep it
himself -
(Pleue eee ED180l'C/C2)
Servite Seaha wks just mjss with.1: 11 left, lose, 1 7-12
r&llies Tough St. P~ul escapes
· · . Oceac View's u pset bid
alert St. Paul defense.
And so. St. Paul (2-2). led by Jeff Willis'
passing. escaped with the win. Willis completed
8 of 12 passes for 146 yards and two
touchdowns. Both touchdowns came 1n the first
half when St. Paul built a 17-6 lead. Past FV ~~~~.~~ ..
After conteml?laung all of the "might have
beens," and'"only ifs," Ocean View High Coach
-The way St. Paul wa!> controlling the hnc of
scrimmage, that lead seemed safe. But Ocean
View, led by tailback Kurt ;iwba's and a
Spence's few timely passes,. brought the
Seahawks back.
FOurth -quarter
touchdowns spark
14-10 comeback
By BARRY FAULllNER ....,,...c;.., $1 •••
Giving up the big play has haunted
Fountain Valley High footlµll coach
Mike Milner dunng his team's 0-4
start this season. •
And with Servile tum1ng two big
fourth-quarter pass complcuons into
touchdowns converting a I 0-0 deficit
into a 14-10 win Thursdar. at Hunt-
ington Beach HiY!. Milner ma y
indeed continue to have nightmarish
thou&hts about hrs defense.
"lhe big play has hurt us the last
couple of weeks," Milner said. "To-
night we played very well on defense.
We went 46 minutes (actually 11 was
just less than 42 minutes) without
giving up a big play and then we gave
up two big ones.
"W~ played our butts ofT and we
should have won. but that'll not the
way the cards unfolded an the last two
minutes," said a dejected Milner. "I
just feel really bad for the kids. Our
defense played very well tonight. We
stopped them by playing hard and we
stood up to them physically.
"This 1s not a back-breaking los!>,"
added Milner. "I think we can gain
some pos1uvc results from this
game."
The Barons' defense had indeed
shut down both the run and pass in
building a 10-0lead. It allowed Just 55
yards through the_.iur and hqutcd
sophomore Fnar tailback Derck
BrownlO 32 yards-il\10 carries.
But Servitc, which has earned a
reputation for throwing downfield
w11h prolific abandon, went for broke
when required and came up winners.
Almost four minutes after Foun-
tain Valley's Dana Potts booted a 21 ·
yard field $Oal at I I: 14 of the final
period. which along with a 19-yard
third-quarter TD run by Ray Lucky
gave the Barons a seemingly com-
fortable margin. Scrvitc faced fourth
down and a punting situation.
Guy Carro220 had nothing more to show for
than a heart-breaking 17-12 loss to St. Paul
Thursday night in non-league football acuon at
Westminster High. ·
Ocean View (2-2) came w1th1n a fiRgerup
of pulling u out. but. with I : 11 remaining. Mike
Spence's 19-yard pass to Tomm~ Wind in the
end zone on fou rth down was batted away b) an
zuba, who gained 95 yards on 11 came'>.
scored his second touchdown of the game late
m the third quarter on a 3-yard run. The
touchdown capped a 72-yard 41we that was
accelerated by a roughtng-thc-passer penalty
and three Ion~ Spence passes. He completed
Cleinens· vows
not to ·miss .start
Boston ace says
injury won't keep
him oufof open er
stretching and light workouts with
weights, but now throwmg for the
next two days.
"If he continues to improve as I
ex pect he will. he'll start throwing in
the bullpen on Saturday," Pappas
said.
From AP dlspatcbep It was the latest in a stnng of
IOJunes to the Boston pitching staff. BO TON -Roger Clemens. th e · The other mo~t recent v1c11m. Tom
mainstay of the Boston Red Sox Seaver. 1s a playoff uncertainty be·
pitching staff who escaped a line shot cause of a knee inJury. Pappas said
to the arm with just a bruise. said Seaver probabl) would sec action 1his
Thuf'lday he wilt take the mound tn weekend and be evaluated for the
the Amencan League C hamp1onsh1p playom
Senes opener next week Earlier in the da~. Clemens said he
"I will not mm a stan. I'll, be 100 wasputtangahttlc somethingcxtraon
percent on Tuesday. No o.~c s going the ball he thre\I( to Stefero, and was
to take that awa y from me. Clemens out of pos111on when n was hit.
said at a news confcrentc Thur'iday "I was trying to get 1he ball down. I
cve!1ang at Fen way Park. . pushed off real hard and fell to the·
Clemens. a 24-game winner. was left. which really isn't me," he said.
struck on the elbow of his pitching "Usually I'm set up JX'rfectl y to take
arm Wednesday night by a ball an" kind ofba11 hit back to me." sharpl)' hll by Balwnorc catcher John ·
Stcfero. He said his nghl arm was *
"reddish and a little tender" but not a Tua• nlna Andel•, 10-9 serious injury. r-a
ARLI NGTON. Texas -Scott
Fletcher. atom ng for a key error in the
top of the inning, got his fif\h h1l of the
game with two outs in the bottom of
the ninth. an RB I single that capped a
two-run rally and gave the Texas
Ranger-; a 10.9 victory over thf
Angel'l
The team phys1c1an was equally
opt1m1s11c, ..aying there was "a high
degree of probahllhty" Clemens
would stan against the Angels Tut.''l-
day here in the firM of the be'it-Of·
seven game scnes for the pennant.
"Today 'he has a little swelling an
the area struck by the batted ball, but
his motion continues to be very
normal," said team physiCJan Dr.
Anhur Pappas af\er examining the
injury Thursday.
two passes of 19 and 18 yards to Wind and one
14-yard pass to James Davis.
St. Paul had numerous dnves hurt by
penalties. In-all, the Swordsmen were penalized
for 84 yards.
But St. Paul was Its own worst enemy at
crunch 11me. With just over 2:00 left. St. Paul
backed Itself to its own 3-yard hne, creating a
third-and-17 situation.
-Coach Rick Ready, who had already tned
some unusual formauons and plays such as a
flea-flicker that went for a 5S-yard touchdown
early in the game. ordered W1lhs to qu1ck-k1ck.
W1ll1s' punt traveled 16 yards and, with I :55
left. Ocea~ View had ihe ball at the S\. Paul 19.
But two passes felt incomplete. a run
gamed four yards and Spence's desperation
pass was swatted away from Wind.
"This could have been a 'ood one to win,"
said Carrouo. 'Tm sure the'klds arc disa~
pointed. We had them on the ropes and we just
didn't get 1t." .
St. raul started quickly on the perfcctly-
executc~ flea-flicker pass -W1lhs to wide
receiver Jayi.on Pant.ages t-0 a wide-open
Mondo Costello. ·
On the ensuing luckoff. SLuba returned the
ball to St. Paul 21 Three plays later he carried
the ball over from thtcc yards out.
Later m the first quarter. Ocean View toed
the same flea-flicker pass and it went for a
touchdown -Spence to Victor Gut1C1TC'Z to
James Davis But an 1llcgal procedure call
(Pleue eee OV /C2)
But Servite's Patrice Stewart
caught a short snap from punt
formation and ran for a first down at
the Barons' 48-yard line. After a 6-
(Pleue eee FV/C2)
He said Clemens for the nexl two
days would be on a cond1t1on1ng
program that included running.
Thf Angels had gone ahead 9-8
when Devon White reached on
Fletcher's throwing error from short-
stop. stole second and scored on Rick
9urleson's si ngle. Fletcher went 5 for
6 for the first five-hit pmc of h1<1
career as Texl\S had 21 hits.
T.eua third bueman SteTe Buechele ap-
pllee tae to Bobby Grich of the Ancel• 'after
a rundown between tblrd and home ln
f ounh lnnln& of Tburaday'e &ame.
Trojans run past Laguna Hills
Lie ke, Bel e spark 298-yarcf
rushing attack, 35-13 ~in
By S'fAN GRANCH ...., .... c. ........
The University H1ah Trojans ran over the La&una
Hills Hawks 3S-13 in a non-lca_aue football victory at
Mis ion Viejo Hifh School Thuriday mght.
The Trojans 2-2) rushed for 298 yards and finished
tbe ni&ht with 408 yards total offense. The comb1na11on or
David Licbke's 11 camcs ror 132 yards and Craig Belle's
12 rushes for 91 yards was too much for the fiawks to
handle. Add to that a good performance from JUntor
q\lartcrback Jeff Bailey, 6 or 8 for 110 yards and one
touchdown, and Umvcn1ty was vinuaOy unstoppable.
University Coach Mark Cunninf.ham was plcalled
with his team's perlormanc~ say1na. 'We were 111ten!IC.
The boy• Clmc out h1tt1na. 1 he offense did a good jOb.
and the dcfcn1e dJd wclt aner scum' burned early "
The only th1na stoppina the TroJan~ was thcm~lvc~
University was pcnaliud 19 time for 180 yard
Cunninaham was upset· "I am not happy with the •
-
penalties or the fight. The penalties were stupid. They
were a fluke. This will not happen next week."
In add1t1on to·the penalties., a fight in the third
quarter also marred the Trojans' victory. Three players
from each team were thrown out
The fiaht hurt Laguna H1tts more than_ Universit)
because the Hawks' c.tartin& quarterback C'hns Lc11bcr.
who was 7of8 for 77 yards and a touchdown, and starting
runnina backs Mike Cotner and Phil Colauettc were
ejected.
Un1vcr 1ty opened the sconng on its ~cond
po: session o(the'pme (it fumbled away 1n its first lry).
The TroJans drove 59 yards in 10 play!L the touchdown
coming on a 3-yard run by sophomore l;ary Smarr.
The Hawks ( 1-3) screeched riaht back by dnving 75
yords 1n nme play\. sconna on the Tirst play of the second
quaner wnh a 14-yard pa from Lc11bcr to Onan
Fleming.
But Un1ven11ty struck naht back. of)na two
minutes later on a· JS.yard screen pass from Bailey to
{.ra11 Allton The TroJ&.ns tried (or a two-point
converi1on, but the p3 wu 1ncomplctc
The TroJon defenS( then got 1n the act by ck.in&
l..c•@bcr twice. rtnd follow1na an en\umg punt. the offense
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Pirates face tough test
ln top-rated Gauchos
By JON FERGUSON °' ........ "" ..... As Orange Coast College ~an;hc\
for its first victory turday night. the
Pirates face what should he their
tou.&hcst opponent of the 5eaMln in
Saddleback College. the state'' top-
rated community colleac team
The defcndma national champs arc 2-0 and feature the M1 ion (on-
fercnce's total oOcn'IC leader 1n quar-
terback Pat Heaany and a defenlle
which has all owed only I 0 ooint'i
Kickoff for the Pirate\ I0-1) and
Saddleba k at (X ( I t 7 3(1
Hcpny's conference-leading '>tat\
include 63 pcrecnt completions ( 40 of
64) for SJO yard\. and 267 total
ofTcnse yard per aa~. Hts favonte
taract is the conference's leading
rcc~iver, Bret Mcr\Ola. who ha\
,rabbcd 20 p.incs for 261 yard<\ and a
touchdo.,..n
T he Gauchos' runmng game is a
d11Tercnt quesoan.Atoger Ficklana's
47 5 yards per a.amc leads Saddle-
back. which average~ 124.5 ground
)&rd' per contc~t. but F1ckl1na is
qucstionabk for aturday and
ta1lhack Quincy Frank 1 expected to
m1~~ the (OntC\l. But sophomore
John Junke1t Ill ready at halfbeclL
The offeruc has a veflllCd 407 yards
(>Cr &arTfl' and 29.5 points so Orantc
Coa t'~ mcxpencnccd de~cn11ve unh
will plainly have a tc ·t af\cr alloW'lni
Rancho nll&lO 432 yards a week
ago
But that ~tc defense. one C.oach
8111 Workman takes vcat tock In
con~1dcnn1 the nine-freshman
hneup, hll 11hown depth and rcsatien-
C) to &njune'l
"l he~ are ~me thin ~unac1n1
now ~ d1dn t ruhzc lhk.e the
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C9 Orano-CONt DAIL, Y ~IL If I Friday, OCtober 3, 1Me
EDISON ...
,.romCl
Henderson went 16 yard Wllh one
of those keepers in the 5CC<>Od
quarter, then tossed 6 yards to 8jU
Trujillo with just 20 seconds left to
put Edi on in firm control, 27-5.
Edison took po se ion at the
Mater Oci 44 when a fourth-and-one
was stopped for no BB'" and u ed just
34 seconds in goin_J the distance,
Hender on hitting Carter for 9 and
Zade S1akllcs for 23 before finding
TruJillO open on a flare to his kfi.
Trujillo '{>Ulled in the pass over his
shoulder, sidestepped a defender and
went 1n from the 2-yard hne. f
Carter's 147-yard first-half domi·
nancccame thrOUfh pps provided by
center Zoran Fof'i1anni. tackle~ Mark
Fely and Kevin Fairman and guards
Tom Wi1herby and Bill Doorman. a
converted tight end.
"h go1 a little '>loppy in the ~ond
h3lf 3nd we became a little compla·
ct•nt." snl'd White.
* Edlaon >•. Mater Del 17
Ster• by Oli•rMr• Ed•,on ll 1• 0 7-:U Meter Otl 3 2 6 6-17 Edl-Cerler S run I Tnevtr kick> MO-Skiver 22 FG Eo1-C1r1er 25 run !kick l•lledl EO·-Henoenon 16 run ITl\aver kk;il) MO-S.letv, t<eMv HevnM llcl'oteo Hen· der\c.n 1n eno rone
E 01 T rulllto, 6 P•u lrom Henoe"on ITll•vtf'
1FC1l' -MO-Leborlo l run-(k1Ck telleOl EO-HtnderM>tl 10 run (Thaver l\lck) MO-Ltt>o<IO l run (P<tn lelledl At1eno1nce 6.000 IHttm•le<I)
GAME ST A TIS TICS
Edl First down\ 21 Ru,hH vardage ..,·260 Pu5lno verdeoe 112 Pen•ng 7 .,.1 Punl1 1·2' FumOle' lumb!ts IO\I I· 1 Penanln 'v.rdave 16-113
' INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
MD 16
2•·30 218 11-36·1 2·3• 1-1
7·S7
EOl.,...Carter 21· 177, Hel'der\On. 8·6S, ROH· noulll • 11 Cowell I 3 1(1m. 1·1 Mullnu, 1·1 Culle 1 1 MO-LtDOrlO z 6 9 ~C>tnce 1·0 Curl1u\. 1 tdt m1nu\ 19
INDI DUAL PASSING • Edl-Htnder\on, 1 13· l, 112, Slener. O· l·O MO-Cur1lu1. 18·36 I. 718
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
FVFALLS, 14-10 ...
From Cl
yard run, Fnar quarterback Jason
Messersmith c~me to hfe.
• Upunlll tt}at point. hewasa dismal ,
4of17 with one interception, 1nclud·
"'' in completions on his last six
throws. But he found Nick-John
Haiduc behind the Baron secondary
at the l Sand the S· l l senior took it in
to cut the lead to three with 6: 12 lcf\.
In the Barons' subsequent dnve,
they punted after three pla_ys. 11vina
the Friars (3· l) a chance from thcLr
own 39 with 4: IS ren,a1nioa. _
Scrvtte, which continually hurt its
cause with pcnaltie (being flagged 14
times ror 96 yards), aot an apparant
break when Fountain Valley was ·
called for pass interference on a badly
uncierthrown bomb. It appeared on
the. play that a Foununn Valley
defender was in belier posiuon to make the catch, but he was cited for
the infraction nonetheless.
"I don't sec how they can call pass
interference on a ball that is undcr-
thrown -severely undertllrown,"
said Milner o f the call, which gave
Servile a first down on it\ own 49.
* s.Ntte 14, Fountain v ... v 10
kere llY Queri.n
Servile 0 0 0 1'-1• FOUl\llln Vellev 0 0 1 J-10
FV~uckv It run <Pott' kick! FV-Polh 21 FG S.r~elduc 47 HU lrom Meuenmllh (8101 lfaux kick! S.,~alduc 1 "" from Meueom1111 t810t lieux kick) it.nencsenct. 1, 100 (titimaledl
GAMI! STATISTICS
Ser Fldl downl 9 Ru'"-'·verd•ve 1•·•• Pat\1119 varOelle 1'1 Paul119 1·11· I PunB S·lO Fumt>let·fumblel IO" 7· l Ptnellles-vardJllt 1'·9'
INOIVIDUAL RUSHING
'1V
I
36'3 31
•·IS· I
6·.0 1·0
6·SO
Ser-E Brown, 9-43, D Brown, 10-31, Sltwarl. 1·15, Meuenm1t11 1-6, Evltr 1· I. llerklev, 2·for·mlnul 3. FV-Luclly, 1'-59; Fllller, S·lO. TueKller.
9·9, Wroen, 3·7, Henlo•n S·for-mlnul 71
INDIVIDUAL PASSING Ser-Mtnenrnllh, 8· 21-1, 1'7 FV-Henloan, •·lS·l. 31
Two play later on thlrd•al\d·fi
Me rsm1th again thre~ a pcr1 ralnbow to an uncovtrcd Haid
who went out of bounds after
catch on the Barons' t ()..yard ti
Three plars later ll wa apm
Messersmith .to Haiduc connccti!
ctickina for the winning score ~
just 1:22 rtmaioing. •
What remains for Milnet's win•
elevenpnortoSunscl Leu~play t
date with dcfendjna CIF 811 Five '
champ Long Beach Poly next Fri(
at Vets Stadium in Long Beach,
Australia take.
.Davis Cup leac
SRI BANE. Austalia (AP) -V
eran Paul McNamec rallied to deft
Brad GilberC 2-6, 6·3, 3-6, 6-0, 6
Friday and &ive Aust~Jia a 1.0 le
over the United States in their Oa·
Cup tennis semifinal ati Milt.
Courts.
Gilbert appeared to be in conta
during the third set, but the )I.ye:
old Aumahan plared nearly nawlc
tennis m the fina two sets. scrv1
and vo lleying with tremendous sk.
while def usin& Gilbcn's_servc.
McNamee reeled off 11 straia
games aner the 10-minute brc
following the third set.
The result made a mockery oft
world computer rankings.
Gilbert. from Pi edmont, is rank·
12th in the world. while McNamec
ranked 42nd.
McNamee revelled playinaon fa r
1lar 1rass· couns in front of a fierce
parttsan crowd.
Gilbert. playing only bi} tilt
Davis Cup, collapsed OTR!er ti
relen1less late onslaught from ti
Australian, a two-time W;mbledc
double~ champion arfd a seven-tin
Davis Cup member.
Eo -s11~•n )·U Carter, 2·32, Oen
HUOl\I\ l ·30. Tru11llO 1 6 M0-0 llroen. 6 SI Se>tnct 3 70 Rocco
3·37. L11>us 7·?'2 Leborlo, 2-lS, Smith, 1· 13
Edlaon'• Kaleaph Carter rune during a flrat
quarter drive in which he carried the bait
Delly ..... ,..... ., McMnl l(MMef
all 78 yard• during a five-play touchdown
drive. Edlaon defeated Mater Del 34· l 7 .
INDIVIDUAL Rl!Cl!IVING Ser-He1duc 5· 174, 80..111nonoun 1 15 S1aw1r1 l·for·m1nu\ 1 FV-Fulak l· IJ, F1lller l·I TueKr>tr I 1 O•t>ort\t, 1·3
Gilbert c; confid ent percentage pl:
degenerated to desperation play
McNamee's rnnfi<lence grew.
SPORTS BREAK
Vigil for Angel
tickets begins
48 ho~rs~arly
From AP di'lpatcbes
The ba.,eball fans started gc111ng in ~
line. '>o to spt"ak. 1wo da}''> before uch•t, lt1r
lhl' \meman League Champ1on'>h1p
\cm'' bctv.l·en the .\ngl'I'> Jnd Bo">ton .Red
~o\ IAClll nn \ale
The ttdl·l'> tor the three game\ lO lx· ho'>tl'd h~ lhl'
\ngel'> wen1 on ..ak at l.J a m Wednc'>d8) al .\nah~tm
~tad1um. v.hllh !.Cal'> Jhout 65.000 tor ha!>Cball.._
Hut at ' fl m "1onda) ix·ople '>l..tnl·d lining up to
~Cl plasuc \Htstband'> ~lamped with a numhcr.
ind1ca11ng cal·h per'ion\ plan: 1n line OnC'l' n pcr.,on
had a wnstban~. he or <;he was free to leav<: ,¥nt1I 1hc1r
number v.as called .
~Lad1um officials had hoped 1hc wns.tbands would
a void the crush of fans anx1ou!. 10 ~pend S20 10 $25 for
each 11cket. and more than 4.000 had been handed oul
by noon Wednesday. they said.
But hundreds of fans still shov.cd up earl). even
I hough the} had secured their chance to buy as man) as
four 11ckets for each of the three game'> 1n Anaheim, ~chedulcd for Oct. I 0-12. · .
A.mong lhcm were Paul Evans and Darren Alba. a
couple of Red lio' fans who camped oul in the parking
101 Tuesda} n1gh1 with Eh<>a Valenzuela and her brother
Paul. a couple of i\ngcls fan'
The} all had wnstbandc, with numbers higher 1han
5.000
Quote of the day
Nell Allen, Chicago Whit\' Sox pitcher. on
his problems with d1\cnchanted fan\ in 'ii LOU!\
before 1he Cardinals unloaded him m1dv.a)
through thl.' I 985 sca'>on · "The s1tuat1on I wa~ in
u )ear ago -I assure you I don't m iss 11 at all I
don ·t have an) dee; ire 10 go back. If I'm dn v1 ng to
Kan~' C 11y (where h1<, paren1.:, hvc). r m going 10
go b> v..a> of Te,a.:, rm going to go 1hrough
Dallas and cut 0' er fha1's how much m1pcc1 I
have for the \late of M1'>.,<1un. People don't have
10 w~~ry abou1 me \ht11A1ng my face around
there.
Finishing
Touches ...
By Ma nny Raya
m our
Very Special
Alterations Department
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Llen•s fired by Angels
\\-inc,ton Llenas has been relieved of
his duties as manager of the Edmonton
Trappers of the Pacific Coast League. 1he
Angels announced Thursday.
The Trappers are 1hc Angels' Class AAA-affiliate.
Llenas managed in the Angels' minor league
S} stem for four years. the first two a1 Nashua of the
Eastern League. a Class AA team. and the lasl two al
Edmonion The Trappers fini shed ~cvenlh in thl· PCL 1h1~ past !>cason wit h a 68-71 record. ·
L lena~ v.h o will not be retained within the
organ1za11on in ano1her capac1t~. pla\ed for lhl.' \ngels
in 1968-69and again from 1972-75.
Thorpe, Hinkle tied for lead
Jim Thor~ and Lon mnkle each shot !I -under-par 65<. Thursda' to share the
lir'>l·round lead b) one· '>lroke rn the
Sou1hern Open golf 1ournament 1n whi ch
almost half the field matched or bcnercd par. The 37-
ycar-old Thorpe. winless this season after captunng the
onl) 1wo tournaments of his 8-year career in 1985,
played ncar-nawless golf over the par-70. 6. 79 1-yard
Green Island Country Club course 1n Colu mbus. Ga.
until has last hdle when he made hisOhlfbogey. cosung·
him the lead alone. Hinkle. who hasn't won a
lournament since 1979, also had six b1rd1cs and one
boge)' over 1he hilly, 11gh1 course in sunny, humid
weather wnh 1empc-raturec; 1n the low 90s ... In
Weniwonh. Engla nd. Jose Marla Olazabal, Spain's
prom1s1ng }Oung golfer. moved into a confrontation
w11h American <;lar Jack Nicklaus with a rccord-
equalling performance 1n the opcnin~ round of the
World Match Pta)t champ1onsh1ps. Winner of 1he
European Masters title in his first year as a pro. the 20-
) car-old Olazabal beat American Lanny Wad).lDs, 2 and
I H1\ prize was a second-round match aga1mt
'J1cklaus.
Holton suffers wrist fracture
LOS ANGELES -Pitcher Bnan •
Hollon of 1he Los Angele'> Dodgers
r,ufTercd a broken bone 1n h1' nght wrist
when hit b} a line dnve b> "ian Diego's
Marvel Wynne 1n the llurd inning of a game
Wl.'dne<;day night the Dodger<. announced Thursday.
The Dodgers quoted Or Fran k Jobe as saying that
there's a fracture of lhe ulnar '>tylo1d of Holton's nghl
wmt. The wnsl was placed in a splint and 11 will be six week~ before Hol lo n can pitch. the team sa id.
Holton, a 26-year-old right-hander. had a 2-3
recotd with a 4.44 earned run a\erage wh1le'appeanng
in 12 games for the Dodgers this !>Cason.
119 Fashion I land • Newport Beach • 759:1622
,,
Florida's probati~n removed
GAINESVILLE. Fla. -The Unner-
~tl) of Flonda announced Thursda) 1ha1
the NC'A .\ will remo\e the struggling
Gators' foo tball team from probation and
declare them eligible for pow.eason play this year.
The Gator"> have a 1-3 record aflcr tv.o <;tra1gh1
seasons 1n which team<; with the bc'll records 1n the
school's history had to s11 out posiseason compe11t1 on
The school !>aid the Nauonal C'olleg1a 1c ..\tll kt1r
.\s<;oc1a1ion notified 1r that Its two-)ear probatmn
v.ould end effective Jan 13. 1987. But Florida also"' 111
be eligible to part1c1pa1e 1n a bo""I game a1 the end ofth1'>
sea\on, 1f '"'lied
The letter. from David BcrM. director ol thl'
NC ~A·.,enforcemen1 d1\ ,.,ion. said the NCAA dernkd
aga1nc,t 1mpos1 ng a third year of probation
Florida v.a'i pla~d on probation 1n Januar) l9XC'i
after bcmg fou nd guilt~ of 59 v1olatwm of 38 "'( \ .\
rcgula11ons.
The'NC' AA invest1gat10n had earlier recoulted 1n tht'
ou 1ers of Coach Charle) Pell and ass1<.1an1 CO:ll'he~
Dw1gh1 ~dams and Joe Kines . Woolridge dealt to New Jersey
EA T R THERFORD. N.J . -Free
agenl forward Orlando Woolridge, the
( hicago Bulls' leading scorer last season.
was acquired b) 1hc New Jcrse) Net<.
Thursday for several top draft choice'>.
He said Chicago was no1 paying him "'hat he wa<,
wonh and thal he felt he could add a needed .. spark'' 10
a contender
The Nets signed the live-year NBA veieran to an
offer cohce1 after the Bull<. gave up the right 10 fi rst refu'lal
1n exchange for a first-round draft choice in 19ts7 and
second-round picks in 1988 and 1990.
Woolndge's five-year contrac1 reponcdl~ t) \\Orth
$4.5 m11l1on. f hc Nets' h1ghes1-pa1d pla)cr la~l ~cason
was power forward Buck Wilham~. ""ho<.c salary wa<,
abou1 S9DO.OOO.
Television. radio
TELEVISION
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5:35 p.m. -BASEBALL. \ngds at l l'\a,.
KMPC(71 0).
7:05 p m. -BASEBALL: ~an f·ranc"co at
Dodgers, KA BC ( 790)
UNI RUSHES ...
-From Cl ' did 1he res1 Belle capped a c;1x-pla). 39-yard dnvc t
running nine )ards for the touchdown Belle then caugl
a l\\<rpo1n1 con,ers1on pass from Baile). and the Trojar
led :?1-7 at hal01me.
L1ebke. a 6-0. 180-pound Junior fullback, then bro~
lhe game open "'"h 1:42 left 1n 1he third quaner as to
broke up the middle for a 91-yard touchdown run AOc
reco.,.enng an on~1dl' kick 1he Trojans scored two pla)
later on Belk"' 4-)ard run 10 hrcak 1he game open funhc 35-7 . .
I aguna Htll\ got on the M.oreboard again with thrc
m1nu1cs lcfta\ Pat Buckle) hll John Rauh with a 10-yar
pass but the c1in,ers1ori li.1ck failed . lea' ing the scor
35-13.
·1 he I la"' k'> "'ne demoralized after the game. Elcve
pla~ers \\.ere unable 10 suit up for 1hc game because c
illness. three "'erl· 1hro1An oul. and l"'O suffered majo
1nJuncs (ore~ C1ould "hu injured his knee in the sccon.
quarter. 1s not cxpccicd to plar again soon. and Dav
Reinhardt had lO be earned off 1he field 1n the fourt
quaner aflcr an 1nJUr) to has neck. ·
Laguna Hille, ( oach Paul Weinberger ex pressc•
op11m1sni aftcf\\-ard .
"Da\ol' wac, taken 10 a trauma center. and he seems t,
he OK.'. hr '>illll
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Lakers deal Lester to Sonics
INGUWOOD (.\Pl -The Lo<, Angele'> Laker
have traded guard Ronnie Lc'>ter 10 the Scattl1
SupcrSonic'l for future con~1dcrat10n\. the Laker~
announced fh ur<.da\<
Le">ter. a 'il'c -ycar \ etrran c;P<.·at almost two fut
sea'>ons as a resenc with lh t' Lakers. who originally s1gnec
ham as a free agent in November 1984, two "'eek'I afte1
he'd b¢en wai ved hy the C'h1rago Bull'
OCC'STOUGHTEST ... ov ... -
From Cl
depth)," Workman said. "We lost our
two oub1dc linebackers and came 1n
\\tth two more who did 1he JOb. On
offense, I didn't even realize 11 at fir'lt,
but we had fou r second-string of-
fen<;1vc lineman 1n OJl tht' final dnvc
to the nine (}arq hne) against Rancho
Santiago last week.··
Freshman Phil Nabal, Who missed
the Rancho game with a sprained
ankle. is coming back at outside
linebacker after leading Orange Coast
in tackles the first game. But Doug
Bennett still gets the starting nod after
being in volved in a dozen tacklc'i last
week.
Wh en solid sophomore out'i1de
linebacker Mike Knens wa injured
1n pr:ict1ce last week, freshman Blake
Adams got the call and responded
brilltantly. He had 10 pnmary tackles
( 15 overall). a tackle for a I 0-ynrd
loss. a forced fumble and a forced
1n1ercept1on against the Dons
"Adams played for me 1n high
school.'' Workman said. "He never
pla ed defense until this ear. He was
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an offen'i1.,.e guard. (J k., done \uper
<.:ons1dcnng) ~c·s not onl) learning 10
play defen\C, but at the (mnre
comple.x) linebacker pm111on."
Freshman Brian Sherrard. an ea rly
front-runner for one of the Pirate •
corncrback positions before suffering
an inJUIJ 1n preseason practice
returned for has first play of the c;eason
last week and ~hould be returned to
full strength for ton1ght'c; contest
The chief area the Pirates need
improve ment on ts assignment mis·
tokes.
Workman \aid the defense lined up
wrong at the hne of scrimmage
numerou'> wnec, in the game wuh the
Dons. while the offensive unit missed
many blocks in the ru'lhtng game, to
which a 30 carries for 80 yards
performance might be attributed.
"If you play a good defensive team
and some guy blocks the wrong gu)'."
Workman said, "chantc\ arc you're
going to be throwing the next down,
Wuh n simple 'adju!ltment. 1f some-one would have made the ngh1 play
here or there. we'd have done much
better."
In the C'oast backfield, Univer\1ty
of Oreaon transfer Bjorn Rebney ge1s
the call at fullback O\er Ed Lamon-
t:ig.nc for the fi ~t time after nJ'lh1ng
the ball c1~ht ttmt\ for 27 yards
agnln t Rancho
till, led b~ the arm ol Jon
Nowotny. tht Orange C'oa"lt olfcQS(
will face the conference's seventh bht
pas~ defenSt 1n • ddleback The
C1auchos have allowed 202 yl rd per
a.'lmc, JUlt above what \out ho'
avcraaed ofTcn'il\Cly throu&h the air
But Saddlcback has 11llowcd JU\t nine
yard~ per aamc o n the around
FromCl
nul lified 11
Oceah View reached the St Paul 21
on the dn\c but Rick Zepeda inter
cepted a pass in the end wne
St. Paul's Carlos C.,randa kicked c:
31->ard field goal 1n the first quanc1
and the Swordsmen increased then
lt'ad to 17-6 on a 16-yard touchdown
pass from Withs to Zepeda. Typ1·
call)'. the pass was a short shovel pas~
to Zepeda who caught the ball at the
hnt' of ~nmrnage and followed his
blockers for the score.
"We spent most of the week
working on defending their com-
pltca1ed oflensc," Carro110 ~1d.
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'Unbeaten· mark
Mesa tests Harbor;
Woodbridge faces
· C M challenge
Four o'rangc Coast area prep
football. teams put unbeaten records
on the hne tontght, highlighted by the
Costa Mesa Mustangs, who nsk tfie1r
3-0 mark against long1ime nemesis
Newpon ·Harbor. · ~erc's a look at ton1gfh'!. game~. all
bc&innina at 7:30:
Newport Harbor (2·0 v1. Costa
Mes• (3·0) al Orange Coa1t College:
Harbor has won the last four
1Ttecttngs by lopsided scores and has
shown an 1ron-clad defense with 1wo
straight shutouts. but Mesa's reJuven·
lated Mustangs have been on an
ofTcns1 ve orgy. sconng 86 poin1s.
Corona del Mar ()·2) vs. Wood·
bridge (3·0) at Irvine: Onl)' their
records. as well as 1he pre'ience of
David Townsend in the Woodbridge
backfield separates a m1rror-1mage of
the two fundamentalt sts and former
Sea View uague foes. Woodbndge
has moved 10 the Paetfic Coast League. ·
Capls&rano Valley (!·l ) vs. Esta.a·
Ut1nF. County and has only a 28-26
blemish aaainst No. 3-ranked .Foot-
hill on its record. Estancia. with just
four seniqrs in th~ st.anina lineup,
continues tQ build toward Sea View
uague play. .
Marloa (0·3) VI La Qa.ia&a (1-Z) a&
Weatmla1ter: The Vikings have
shown improvement, but.still haven't
ta led victory under new coach Chris
Ramsey. La Quan ta's passini game is
formidable behind quarterback
Derck Debbs, who passed for 375
ya rds in La Quinta's opener, but has
been injured oflate.
Loa1 Beacl1 Wllsoa (Z·I ) at Hu&-
la1toa BeacJa O·Z>: The Oilers of
Huntington Beach have been blanked
twice, and are in deep with the Bruins,
who run a similar winged-I offCnse.
Wilson is ranked No. 14 in the CIF
Big Five poll and will be out to avenge
two straight losses to Huntington
Beach.
Westmln11er_ (l·l·li at Creapl
(3·0): Crcsp1's Celts await with an
unbeaten group, led by Charles
White's nephew. a 195-pound run·
nang back with 4.4 speed. The Lions
t I) 10 regroup from a 21-0 loss to El
Toro behind the passing' an'd leader-
sh ip of quanerback Mike Austin.
ela (8·3) at Newport Harbor: Irvine (0·3) vs. Saddleback (3-0) at
Capistrano Valley 1s ranked No. I 0 an Santa Ana Bowl: Irvine tackles
O.Yld ToWILNlld
leada Wooclbrld.le
another hi&hly-r .. rdedfoc m what lS
basically a suicide schedule. The
Roadrunners of Saddleback, under
thecoachingof Jerry Witte, are 26-2-1
since the stan of 1984 and are
defending CIF Central Conference
champions.
Laguna Beacb (3·0) at Valley
Cltrlstlan (%·1): The host Crusaders of
the Cern1os-bascd private school
boast 6-3, 220-pound tight end Enc
Johnson, quanerback Jetl'Westra and
running back Larry Schau. They've
had a week off to prepare for lhe
Anists, under the leadership of an·
terim coach Lloyd Cotton.
Everett working long hours
Ram QB Prep i g Rams of th e NFL only a week ago. as ar n working 12 hours a day to make up for
f ibl d t lost time. Or pOSS e U Y The Rams acuvated Everett on -B S d Wednesday and there ts a chance he VS. UCS Uil ay co uld play Sunday agatnst Tampa
Bay if the expected staner. Steve Dils.
From AP dispatches were 10 su ffer an injury dunng the
Quanerback Jim E"erett 1s a nch
)O ung man 1n a bt& hurr)' · .
Everett, who signed a four-year
contrac1 for nearl) SJ million v.11h the
Packers cut
Ferragamo
game.
"I am\.Cd here al 8 am. )'CSter<jay
and didn't leave un11l 9:30 at n1gh1:·
Everett acquired by the Rams 10 a
trade with Houston. said after
Wedru:.>day's workout at Rams Park,_
"Then I studied the playbook unul
10:30.
"M} ltfe is football now and t'1'lt's
1he v.a} 1t has to be., I mJssed so mu1.:h
tn 1ra1n1ng camp."
Everett. who starred al Purdue
before Houston made ham. the thtrd
GREEN BAY. Wis. (A P) -Nine-pla~er 1aken tn the NFL drafi last
)Car NFL veteran quancrbad. Vance spnng, admits he has a long way lo go.
Ferragamo was released by the Green But he·s encouraged by the progre!>'\
Bay Packers on fhursda.) to make he's making.
room for former US FL quanerback "I feel a lot more confident 1oda>.''
Chuck Fusina. he ..atd. ''I'm sU'h1ng to know what
Ferrapmo, 32. was a backup a1 our receivers do, what routes they run
"I know the run offense now and
<1ome basic patterns. so 1f I got 1n 1hc
game I could at leas1 run the off en~ ...
Everett looked sharp at time\
dunng practtce Wednesda)' and he
looked green at other time~. ·
"He got a lot of work JUSt running
;he _other 1.eam's offense." Ram'
( oach John Robinson said-. "What t!i
readily apparent 1s that he's a natural.
He may not know exactly what h~\
doing. but he ha s a way of getting
1hin~ done."
Dier-Coury. the Ram!i' quar-
terback coach. isn't trying to give
Everett too much to ream too o,oon
"Whal .,..,c·re emphaswng 1'\ quah:..
I)," [,erett said. "Coach C our)' "
1rying to make sure I can do one pan
of the offe nse fairly well before I mo' e
on to 1he ne'<I phase ...
E' ere11 said the earl) adjustment
has been made easier bccau<>e he ran a
pro-st} le offense al Purdue.
:·w e ran !>1m1lar pattern\ and
schemes there." he said "The
temunology 1s d1fferen1. bul the
conceot is the same" G reen Bay this season. and things lt~e that -------------=-------------------~·-------------------------
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Four Laguna Beach gtrls Ue
for first Jn win over Orange
When four 11rls crossed. the finish hne lOJCthcr for
first in Laiuna Beach High's meet wirh Oran1e Th\Jrsday
afternoon ¥t Eisenhower Parle, 1t gave the squad a perfect
record a~hnst 48 opponents thl! season. Wh1~ the An1sts are 2-0 in Pacific Coast uaaue dual-m~ action, thel have also won both inv1tat1onals
entered wnh a total o 46 other opponents
In Thursday's 15-44 victory over the Panthers.
Meagan Barnett, Wendy Petersen, Kirsten Petersen and
Kam Snip al) cro sed the finish line 1n 19:55 to firmly
establish the Antstf hold on 1hc meet
In other Pacific Coast League girl'i' acuon:
Woodbridge %0, Costa Mesa 31: The Wamors had
four runners finish tn 1he top five places to win at
TeWankle Park.
Ltnda Howard ( 19·34) broke the Woodbndge stri ng
by fin1sh1ns second for the Mustangs (0-2). who will host
an inv11a11onal on . aturday, whi le teamm le Ann
Sherman C20:481 1ook sixth
In Ciun~t League action.
Edison 27, Fountain Valley 31: Juniors Ton)'a
Petnna and Michelle C onlay finished I ·2 for the Barons.
but 11 wa\n't enough as the (hargers edged Fountain
Valley 1n a meet al Central Park in Hunttniton Beach.·
Much Nadon (lhird), a o;enior~ wai, Edison's highest
finisher at 19:57while1eammate Melanie Manke (fourth)
was close bclund in 20: 18.
Marina t3, Westminster 32: Freshman tacey Wright
won for Marina, clocking her home cour~ 1n 20:0 1, as the
V 1king upped their league record 10 1-1
Ocean View 17, Huntington Beacb 38: The Sea hawks'
girlc; swept the first three places 10 remain undefeated 1n
league at 2-0, as twins Kathy and Shannen Karpel paved
!ht.> wa) with a 1 ·2 finish off clock1ngH>f 18·55 and '18:56.
In <iea View League meet<;
Estancia 23, University 35: Junior Man Benavides
finished 1.1.a> ahead of the pack 1n I lJ· 1o a\ 1he Eagle' C2-1)
.,..,un their second league mcl't of the !.l'a'>On on their home
course
Sophomore Jenn, WcaH~r C!2 I 2) was 1h1rd and
. freshman Stephanie Urrea ("22.25) wa'\ fifth fort he Eagles.
Nanc} Armentrout (21 :26) and Jenn) Kcng\oontra
(22.1~~ finished scconct'and lourth. rc-,pecm-cl~ lor rhe
T.rioJans (0-3).
Corona del Mar 27, Tustin 28: fhl· ~a Kin go,capturcd
a close meel behind the first-plat:c cffon or Leslie
Cashion ( orona del Mar I'\ 3-0 an league l0mpc1111on.
Newport Harbor 15, Saddl eback SO: The Sailor~
c;v.epl 1he lop SC' en places in winning the meet al Mason
Park in Irvine. 'Tiffany Andcro;on earned llr\t in L9·5J
FV boosters host brea.kf ast
Fountain Valk) ll1gh'-, football hoosters ha .. e 'let
Oc1. 11 for their Pancake Rrectkfa'>l an alhou-u o ea1
affair lrom !S-1 I a m • ,
( ost of lhc 1,aw.age and pancake\ breakfao,t. which
llcnefih thl' football team and offer'> an opponun11y tu
meet the pla\.crs. as well a-. the t-ounta1n Valle\ Fire
Oep:mment, is SJ lor ad uh\, S2 tor 1.:hildrcn under I 2
Further information rnn be ohlaincd b) calling
775-8387
~ In South Coast Le~e n'lttts:
lnl.e H, El T•re U: Jenny Frankot (19:07) ud
Laurie Schuster (19:10) fini hed 1-2 for Irvine wtl.d
earned iu f mt league dual meet tnumph ap1Dll 1.0
defeau.
I~ boys' cron country:
Marlea H , Westmla1ter it: Jun1or bulaon
Winkleman toured Manna's three-mile course with a
winrun4 efTon of I 5: 18, outdistancing bu nearest compet1t1on by 27 seconds
Fodtale VaUey %5, EcllSOD SI: Dave K.noseamcd ht•
first personal '1ctory of the young season iJt I S:36 as
Founta1n'Valle} remamed unbeaten in league meets'll
2-0.
In the Sea View League.
Tulia U, Corona clef Mar %8: Tusuo won the eveot
with the best s1xth·place finisher (10th overall). The Sea
Kings' Eddie Lavalle won the race in I S:OJ u h11
teammates also garnered Lhird, fifth and e1&hth, but
Tustin grabbed the other stx places m the top 10 to win.
Estancia %7, University 30: Gary Gnmm nipped lhe
I ro1ans' Paul lsh1m101 at the finish hne at ~stancia as
the Eagles held on for the needed po1nl$ to sh~ past the
TroJans
In the ~uth ( uast League·
lrvlne l t, El Toro 36: Kevin C hast ( 16:08) and Chris
Black ( 16: 12) l_ed the Vaquero'>. who captured four of the
top· five places lor 1he1r fir<il meet victory against two ,
defeats
In the Pac1fit < oa\t League:
Costa Mesa U , Woodbridge 31: The Mustang tno of
Chns Hobson. ( harhe Moreno and Don McLacbJao,
who finished 1-2-1 la<>t week 1n the Dana HiJls
lnv11at1onal. ended 1n the same order against the
Wamor'>a"i the Mu\langs(2·0)won the meet at Te Winkle
Park. •
Laguna Beacb U , Orange 31: Kun DePfyffer led the
wa) for the A.n1\l\ h~ c:aptunng the race 1n 15:21 10 give
Laguna Beach II\ fir'>t mee1 victory against one defeat. •
Raiders list Allen
doubtful for Sunday
EL SLGLNf)() !AP) -fhe Los Angeles Raiders
almost surel)-w11l be without ;\II-Pro running back
Marcu\ Allen for the \Ct.ond straight .,..,eek when they play
the IV(h<,ai, ( tt) Chiefs. this Sunday. 11 was learned
Thur{da} -
.\lien v.ho ha'\ nol practtced since spratntng bts nght
ankle Sept 21 aga1nr,1 1he cw York Giants, will be
mo,cd from que'tt1<>nablc 10 doubtful on the NFL tnJury
11!>1 b\ the Raider'> · .\dd111onall\ the Ra1dcs:s were concerned about
i.taning fullbaclt. Frank Hawkins who sustained a
sprained ligament in h1\ right knee last week against San
Diego.
Hawk1n'i ha\ al'>O m1~~d all pracuce sessions this
week but rematn\ a probable 'itaner. according to Flores.
Rookies Napoleon Mc( all um and Vance Mueller.
bolh founh-round draft c:ho1ccs. wtll share Allen's
halfback po'i1tton against the C'htefs -------------------
~YOUR
.I
ON
Daily Pilpt '· TWA
~IND OUT HOW GOOD WE REALLY ARE
Ft/GHTS A'VARA&E FIOM OIANGI COUNTY TO IAl
VIA C.otOEN STATE •lllf.Jf( •
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WHT DtVtSION w L ~ 01
x A...-" " m
Tt !C'H IS 14 .5" • Oekland 7 .n " KensuClly 14 15 ..., 17
Chlct90 n 17 •53 19
MlnllftOle " ti .Alt 23
*"" 67 ., 421 , .
EASl' OIV!i~
~-801ton t5 .'3 .M)I
New York 17 72 ,547 I V.
lOl'onlo .. 73 541 t Vt
O.troll " 7S .m ll\.'a
Clt"-'-nd " 11 .509 l•Vt
Mltwl ukH ,. t .... 21
llelllmol't n 459 n...,
•-<llncl\IO 01v111on 1111e
Tlwf'ldlV'• ~ Tues 10, ,,..,_, 9
New York 6, Bolton l
ChlCl.llO I, MlnntlOll • ( 10 lnnlno• I
Detroit 2. Mllw1ukM I
TldeV's Cemts
Anetb (McCesll.111 11·91 11 Tuu (Witt 10-9),
n
$eelllt CMoroe11 11· 171 el Cleve1eno (Schrom
14·7>, n '
MllweullM !Weom1n 4· 12J 11 Toronto ICltn·
CY I•· 13), I\
New Yorll CT1wk11turv 8·51 II 8 oslon (Nip·
otr 10·11), n
Otlroll <Tlfrtll 14·121 el 8elllrnort
IMcGreoor 11· 1•1 n Chicago (Dotson 10·16) at Minntlot•
tSmlthlon 12· 14J. n
t<•n .. 1 Cltv (Leit>randl 13· Ill 11 Oal<ltnd
l.Allelullr 12·6), n
SeturdlV'l G1rne1
Anetb et .TtlllS, n
New York 11 8 011on
MPw1ul<M 11 Toronto
S..1111 11 Cltvtlellel
Ken.al\ Clt11 at 01kl1no
Detroit 11 81ltlrnort n
C111ceoo et Minnesota, n
NatlOMI LH9'1•
WEST DIVISION w L
•·Hou1ton 93 " Cincinna ti ... 7S
San Frencllco 11 71
S.n Oleoo 73 86
Allent• 72 u
Oedltt'l 72 87
EAST DIVISION
Pct. GI
.SIS
S7t 9
S09 .,
4S9 20
456 20...,
•SJ 21
1<·N1w York. IOS S4 660
Plilleoe101111 u 74 .532 2QVJ
St Louis 79 IO •97 76
Montrea t 77 81 "87 27''l
Chlceoo 6' 90 430 36 'I'>
PlllSt>urgh .. 9S , 403 0
a--clln<:lled dlYlltOll title
TI!41rldlV's Scer'1
Hou1ton 7, Sen FrencilCo I 110 1nn1111n l
Ntw York I, Montreel 1
Cincinnati 6, .At11nt1 • 113 lnnl11111I
Ptttit>uron S. SI Louil I
Tldev's Gemes
sen FranCl$CO (Down$ 3·4) •• Oodeen
{Wtlcll 7· 17), n
SI LOUii (Forsell 1•·9) ., Cnkeoo (Trout S·7)
Plttlburgl'I !Fenster 0·11 el New York (Oieda
17·SI, n
Montreat (Mlrllnu 3·6) al Pnlr.oetonia (K
Grou 12· 121 n
San Oleoo (Wo1ne i.-II at Cinc1nn1t1 <Power
9·6). n
Allante ( .Aci.;er 3· 7) at Hou11on <'hen 11 I )
" SlturcllV'1 GalMl
San Frencl\co at ~
St LOU!l •• Cn1c100 .. •
P•lllDurgh at New Yor•
Sen 01eoo 11 Cinc:lnnato
Atlante at HOUllOn
Montreet et PhllaOttOhla n
AMERICA N LEAGUE
Ra,.n 10, Aneets 9
CALIFORNIA TEXAS
Ptllll~ Joyner 11>
Oown1119ll
OeCnc:sJt> Htnelrel< rf
OWnlte rl
Grich 21>
Bur"'" on S<:llOfilel n
Boone c
Totlli
ab r II bl s 2 3 l
S I 2 0
• 0 I I
4 I I I
1 I I 0
3 2 2 I
• 0 0 0
S I 4 ) s I 2 0
5000
McOwelc:f
Fteli:hr u
OBrlen 11>
lncvol•a rt
Sierra If ,
LAP"h Oil
Wilkrsn or
S11uoht c
8uecl'ltt JO
Porter Ph
Petlork pn
t(unktl °"
Browne 21>
42 f 16 9 Tettl1
Score bv lnnlnel
at> r II b\
S e 2 I
6 1 s 2
5 I 1 1
1 I I 1 s 1 2 0
• 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 l 1 , 2
3 0 0 I
0 0 0 0
I 0 I I o I 0 0 s 1 • I
l9 10 2110
CellforNll 100 SI 0 001-t
T111u 031 on 002-10
Two oull wnen wlnnlno run 1cored
Geme Winnino RBI ..... Flttcher (6)
E-SChOfielcl McOowtn, FlttcMf
DP--C1lltorn11 1 L08-C1llfornla 9, TeXH 11
2B-Browne 2. O'Brien 1 HenelrJck, Pellh,
• LA Perrish. Flt lc,.,., HR-Pettis (5), D W'111t
I II S8-Pt tlll 1•9l. Jovner 151 0 Wtlltt ISi
5-McOowell. S11uo111 SF-Buac:hltt, 1nc1vloll1
IP H It Elt 811 SO
Cellfoml• M Witt l • • • 0 I
Corbett 1 3 2 2 3 0
Fo,.ter , • 2 ? I 1 .
Luoo I 1·3 3 1 1 0 0
LUCIS L.• 1·3 3 I I 0 0
TtUI Muon 32·3 I 1 7 2 2
Runtll I 1·3 2 I I 0 0
Htnrv I 0 0 1 0
Meree111n 0 0 0 0 0
MollOrclc 27·3 1 0 0 I
H1rrl1 W,10·8 1·3 0 0 0 0 0
Mert<hlll OllCheel to I balltr .n lhe 11h
WP-NI Wiit, Meson,• Corbett
umplru -Home, McKttn, Fir", Brem1gen.
Seconel, Fore! Third Merritt T-3 •• ~-13,190
Aneet averages
1T,.,rouot1 Thundev's G•rne>
BATTING
AB R H HR RlllPCI.
Rval 31 6 17 1 s 37S
Jovner sn 81 110 21 91 m
8ur1t'on 26' 35 71 s 79 217
Howe ~ 147 2S 40 • 10 112
Henoncto. 283 •S n u ,, 772
Gr11:t1 313 •7 •• 9 JO 268
Oownlno S06 90 IJS 10 93 166
Pohoor 19 I s 0 I 263
Pett~ ~· 92 138 s se 161
OtC1nce1 S04 68 130 2S 9• 7S7
Sc11of11td HI 67 "' ll 57 2S7
JI CklOn •12 64 101 ll se 1•5
Miiier S6 6 13 0 ' 732
Jone\ 38• 71 •• 16 .. 229
Wtllong 179 2S 6J ) 33 276
Boone 09 .. 99 7 49 213
Nerron 90 s 10 I I m
White •S 8 10 1 3 m
McL.emorf' ' 0 0 0 0 000
Ttt•ll SlSS 779 U77 , ... 7:U .U7
• TOP 10 • AmerlCM u..e .
c~ ....... .,.. °""'*> , .. _. .. us lf•Nft)
0 Aa ll H .-ct. Sooo•. Bo•ton 14' SIO 107 207 J57 Mellln9lv, NY 151 ~ 112 ~ J SO
Puckett. Minn 151 '6J 116 211 .329
Rice, SOiton 153 606 97 "7 ..325
Tebler, CllW 121 46t S7 150 .315
Fernenoe1, lor 160 '7S ti 213 .l16
P. Sredllv, Ste 142 516 17 163 .l 10
VOlllll, Mllweullff 13' 509 71 151 .310
B••. Toronto 151 '37 IOI 197 309
M4.trrey 81trlmor• 134 CJ 61 14J .30t .. _It __
t 1rfltld, Toronto, 39; Klnomen, Olklend, 3S;
GH lll, MlnntlOle, 34; Can..co, 0 1klanCI, 33, o-. Mllw1u1t ... ll; Bevtor, Botton, 31. Sett.
Tortnto, 31, Puckett, Mll)llHOll, 30. It_ .. ...,..,
CerJtr, Otvell nd, 119; C•nMCO, Olkland,
117, lltkt, lao1lon, 110; Mettlnolv, Ntw York,
lot, , ... TOf'onlo, IOI; GHlll, MlnntlOll, IOI;
&erfltld, Toronto, 107; Prtatev, S.ettta, 105. l"ttdlllle ( 14 Dec1IMM)
Clement , SOiton, 24·4, Raimuu en. ,... .....
York, 17·6; ElctlhOl'n, Toronto, l•·S, Klno,
Ottroit, 10-4; Morrl1, Detroit, '20·1. Andultr.
Ollll1nd, 1?-•; Schrom, Clev1tano, ••·7.
McC.NI .. AMlb, 17·9.
Amet1Can lMllUe
(T'lwwtfl w......_.,,, Gemes)
(8•wd on .,5 1r·1>11tsl
G Al It H ltct.
Reine,, MonftH I 149 573 90 192 .33S
Seit. Dodotrt 154 6~ " 206 331
Gwvnn, SD IS7 629 104 207 329
Bau. Houlton 152 S77 12 1n .lOI
H•Vts, Phlf ISS Sh 106 183 .30I
KHtrnel\del, NY I.,_ .543 90 167 30I
lt•v, Plll,llUrOh IS I 549 66 110 ,299
Knight, N-York 134 47S 49 139 293
SCllmldl, Phll IS7 5'0 96 IS7 291
TPtna, Pllhburg"' 142 50'l SS I.,_ 291
Wtl>lltr, MonlrH I 146 ~ 19 164 291
HemtltUM
SChmlelt, PhlltdelOhl•. 37; G DaYI,, Houston, 30;
Perller. Clnclnnell, JO; M ur0l111. Allen11, 29.
E. De vi,, Clnclnnt1I, 76; Horner, At11nt1. 26,
MCR111notd1, Sen Dleoo, 2S, Str1w1>1rrv. New
York, 2S
Rum&ettM"' Schmle11. Phltaoetonl1, 119, Perll.tr. Clncln·
netl, 11S, Carter. Ntw York, 9'. G. 01vl1,
Hovtton. 98, Hnts. Phlledelollla , 9S,
MCRtvnolds, Sin 0 1'90, 92. Horner, At1an11, IS,
Morrlaon, Plltst>uroh, IS, Strewt>trrv. New
Yorll, 85
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
LM9'1e ChamPiemftlo s.n.s
C Al Tlmts l"ST)
Tuesday
Anelli 11 Bou on. S:25 om
Wtclinftdev
A"911s 11 8011on, 12:0S o.m
Ntw York Mtll et Houston S·2S o.m
ThurMlv
New Vork Mtt1 et Houston, S 20 om
Fridlv, Oct. 10
80,1on el Aneels. S:20 om
Set\Wdly, Oct. II
Hovtlon II New York Meis, 9 10 1 m
Bouon at A"91h, S 20 P m.
SUndev, Oct. 12
Bolton et Aneel•. noon (II ntctnarvJ
Hou11on al New York Mtll. S 20 Pm
Mendly, Oct. ll
HOU$fOn al New York Mets. 12•05 om (II
neceuarv)
, Tueldlv, Oct. 14
A11991s at 8oston, S 20 om (it neceuervl
Wtdntldey, Oct. IS
New York Mtll 11 HoUllon tHIS om Iii
neceuerYl Aneets e l 8o"on, S 10 Pm (II l\fC.t n arv)
ThUnelly, Oct. 16
New Yori< Mth at Houston, S 20 D m l•I
nect\llrv)
Wond Serles
Seturdlv. Oct. 11
Al Nattonel L11oue, S:JS o"'
Suncllv, Oct. It
At Nellonat LHgue. S.JO o.rn
TUfldlY, Oc1. 21
.At Amtrlten Leeoue S 30 om
Wedneldlv, Oct. 22
.At .Am1ricen Leegue, S:30 om
TIIUrldlv, Oct. U
Al Amerlcen LHou.. S 30 o.m \1f neceuarv I •
SeturcllY, O<f, 2S
At Netlont l L1111ue, S.30 P.m (II neceuerv) SUftdlv. Oc1. 2'
.At Nettonel L11oue. S:lO o m (If neceuervl
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL.
Communttv Clle99
Gotden Wtsl del Alumni, S·IS 15·7, 7·1S.
lS·ll 16·1•
Hlth sdtool
SEA VIEW LEAOUE
Newoofl Htrt>or def University, IS·7 IS·l .
IS·8 SUNSET LEAGUE
Edl\on def Wtslmlnster IS·t
IH2. IS;,13
Merine Clei. Oct1n View. IS·7
IS·1
11 IS, 13· IS,
IS·4, 11·15.
SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Irvine Clef Sen Clemente, 15-ll IS·6. 16· I•
ACADEMY L.•AGUE 0
Ntwoort Chrlstlen Clef. Ce l Lutheran, IS·•.
IS·4, l~·I
WATl!R .-OLO
""" lcMel DEL. ltlEY L.•AGUlli c,.... 10, Miter Del "
Crt1P1 3 6 S 6-20
Meter Del 2 • • '--16 Miter 0.1 scoring BrM n 7, Elll1 4, Ftdell 7.
C1n1er1111 7, MarUrt I Goellt .. v11· T19l11 I•
CALLIN~ ALL
HELPING HAN DS: ..
For the Harbor Home
Ch ristmas Light Show
If vou are a non·prof1t group or
commemal firm ready. w1lling. and
able to decorate Harbor homes and
bu~me~ses for th1~ year·, Harbor
I tome Christ mu L18ht Show,
December 1 }·23rd ·
CALL NOW POI DETAILS.
(714)84Z ... Hl Ext. lU
And get you r company's or non·
profit group'• n•me on the lest o(
I ldp1ng Hinds that will run 1n tht>
0.1/y P1/oc for apptox1mttdy nme
weeks prior co the '"" of this
year°J Harbor Homt>
Chnsrmu Light Show
Pro golf results
Cllrla p,,,.,
DI YldF'"I
•la Cr lll"tr
G..-111 CeOle
JKll "lllM'" Ovv HlllOtro
Jim Simons
JoMCook
Cortv Pivin
Je"Slumen Edl'IOl'I
Allen Mllltf' Joey $111c1t11r
Tim NOf'rlt ~tnlt*'" Scalf Vtf llllAA Dennis Trhtler
Robtrl Wrenn
OkkMul RoCI C:un lot> LOhr
lfldF~
Rlc.k D1loo1
Jiff Grvoltl
0ooo TtwtU
JOI lnrnen
l•->~• l4 35-6f 3'-~·
JvJs-10
U ·U -10
36·3+-»
Ss-35'-70 l'Mt-70
Jl·n-70
Lllv Gren.m
Antonio Ceroa JtmO~
IUc'llard lOkol F~l~11w
l llllsrMlton
Mal'll~
ari d 9rv1nt Mer._ Ct1c1veeenl1
Mlll1We1I
Clarence ltow
D1v1 E~lllf' aerrv J1Klltl
Eduerclo !lomtro D111Foo~
Merl! Fltld
Otnlt Wellon
Krl1Moe
RuCllOwtN
oouo JOhrilOll
01vld Lund11rom
DennvBrlllt\
Chlo Drurv
Dtnnv Hec>ltr
Merk Jorden
Chlo HI M
Vt l'ICll Htelner
W004v BllC~IK.lrn
WlllltWood
31-33-10 3Mh10
3'·3+-10 :M·3t-70
34·»-10
3'-;M--10
3'·3+-70
34-:M--10
34·36-70
3'·34--70 ~-»-70
lMS-70
36·3+-70
3'·3?-11
34·37-71
36-lS-11
37·3+-71
37·3+-71
3s-l'--71
3S·36-11
38-33-71
l3·>-71
l S·:M--11
3S·36-71
Tom Svrlll"t
OevldOorln
.Andy Dlllerd
J im Dent
Mlkt Sulllve11
ltlctllrd Crewford
John McCamish
Merk McCumdtr
8111¥ Plttot
31·33·71
36·3S-71
3'·37-11
32·39-11
33·38-71
3~·37-Jl
3' ·3t-t7
JS·37-72
3'·33-77
36·36-72
36·36-12 )6·3/r-77
37-JS-77
37-JS-12
36·36-17
3S·37-72
JMS-72
37·U-12
37-JS-72
Garv Koen
JerrvP1111
Ptlll HencQCk
Lerr11 Zleo11r
Tom Shew
AndrtwMeoee Oevld Peoo!n Merl< WllOe
Pllll Blackmer
Adl'l1n Stllls
Jeff L1wl1
l(eltll Kulrer
Tom Pernice
J eck HIN
Stevt8owman
Merl!. Br00111
Brie n Mollo
Ronnie 81ack
Tomm11 Va tenllnt
Boo Glider
Steir Ltctv
Gtnt Melllltw•
Peter Perao111
801>1>vMllchtU
JIGk NICl<laus II
Lat>ron H1rr11
Dewitt Weaver
Peter Oostertluil
MIUGOYI H•rrv T IYlor
Miki HUll>trl
Scott Hoth
Biii S.ndtr
Greo WOiff
Run COCl!rt n
CROSS COUNTRY
""" lcMel beys SUNSET LEAGUE
Mllrtnl 2', WHlmll'lltlf' 2'
I Wlnkltman (M), 15.11. 2. KHl'I (WI. IS '5
3 Allen (W), 16 so. ' KMltV CMJ. 17 II, s t<rc>eoar CM), 17'71. 6. PrH I (M), 17.26. 7
YOUUHI (WI. 17 34; •. Juslonl$ (W), 17 45, 9
Ta11tor (WI. 17 SO, 10 Howerd (Ml. 17 S2
Feunt1tn Vlhv U , Eclt.111 :IO
I. Knos (Fii), lS::M; 1 Parmer (El, l6:l>l. 3
Lorenotr (El. 16·21; ·4, Welklni CFV), 16 30. S
LockwOOCI (FVI, 16.33. 6 Glbette IFV), 16.SO 7
Wilson CE I, 16'.Sl, I Stevlcl< IE I 16 54, 9
Gullerrer (Fiil, 16:S.5, 10 Cl'laver <El. 17 O?
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
TUIMll •• Cerene Clll MM 21
(Tustin win• on 1h11t1 llnllhlf' I
1. Lavelle (COM), IS 03, 1 Brttllon (T). IS 12.
J Shryocll. (CON\), 15'23. 4 Guime n (T), IS 4S, S
Rot>t>ln$ (COM). IS SS, 6 G1lt>o011 ITI. 16'01, 1
Mele (T), 16:03; I. Pllfct (COM), 16'09, 9. GIOvtr
( T). , •. ,s. )() HOOO. en. 16 17
E1llnde V , unlvtnl1v :IO
I Grimm (E l. 16.31, 2 l1tllmin1 (U), 16 41, 3
Uri (UI. 16·•9; • Hendricks IE >. 16 SO. S Ewaoa
!El. 17 IS. 6 Tltl CU), 1712. 7 Meler CU), 17 ?6
I Stlur (EI 17·53, t lu~ <E I. 17 SS, 10 Swere1
I El 11 S7
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Ce111 Mew 24. Weedbr1691 l l
I Hot>son <CMI. lS.41, 1 Moreno ICMl, IS 41.
3 McLachten (CM), IS ••• ' Hel>Penlllll (Wt
IS SO. S Oohmen IWI. 16 21, 6 Betllt (W), 16 ll
7 G Goodson (Wl, 16 37, 8 Btnder ICM}, 16 ll.
9 n.e IWI. 16.39, 10 P Me ICM), 1640
1...tvune.eeu11 24, °""" ll I OtPlvtter (LBI. 1521, 1 Pierce CO>. IS 47.
J Raoabluoll (L9 ), IS:54, • Cu to (0 1, 16 16, S
Ford <LBJ, 1611, 6 Blxltr ILBI. 1617, 7
Slmlnella (0 ) 16 31 8 Limn IOI. 16 4 I 9 Cerrillo
IL.Bl. 16 43 10 Ar1ci.n IOI '6 4S
SOUTH COAST LEAGUE trvtne It, El Tort l6
I Cnest (II 16'09, 2 Black Ill 16 17 3
Gladwell (ET), 1636, • Mc:Mltlen Ill, 16 .O. s
Herman (II. IUS, 6 Jov (ETI. 16.•7. 7 Kimmel
Ill. 16·SO, 8 Achtnt>euoh <ETI, 17 00, 9 F1em11111
lETI. 17 01. 10 Cowdrtv IETI, 17 20
Hlth 'schoOt tlrts
SUNSET LEAGU~
Mt't1M 2l, Wtllrnllllflf' l2
I Wrtoh t (Ml. ?0'01, 1. M Menlae>eo IWI,
7112, l Wuver (W). 21 SO, 4 L Yamada (Ml n 11, S J Vamede (M), n 37, 6 Klu inger IN\)
23 17, 7 McComb (Ml, 73.54, I Ku •"' (W), 2• OS .
9 Tocf\lyk <WI. 24 11. 10 K Mantaoeo IWI.
1451
Ocffn View 17, Huntlnet9n lltec:f\ ll
1. K. t<aroe1 (OVI. ll:SS, 2, S 1(11r1>el (0V J.
11·S61 3 Rover tOVI. 19 10, • N .Adam IHB),
191•, s Cetoeron <OVI, 19 •5. 6 O'Brien (0VI.
19 .,_, 7 Smllll (HBI, 20 ?O, 8 Ttrraclo. IHBJ.
11 18; 9. Alveru IHB), 21.29, 10 Ramlrer IHBI.
2131
&Oillfl V , Flllfttllll Vtlrt ll
I Petrin• (Fii), 19:39. 1 Conley (FV), l9.S6,
3 Neoon (E l, 19S7, 4 Menke (E). 2011. 5
Dut>ols (EI. 20 19, 6 TOlwn (FV), 2010, 1
Relc!Htt tEl. 7043, 8 Timm IE). 2110, 9
Anderson CEI. 71 32, 10 Neootl IFVI. 7l 43
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
CwON Clll Mtr 11, Tustin 21
I Cu ,.,lon (COM), 19·16. 2 Reider Ill. 19 79
) McGrt lh ICdM), 19:37 • FlllCll en. 19 •7 s
Cunnl119h1m (T), 20.01, 6 Holland (CCIM), ?O 16,
7 Cltvldge (T), 20 29, I Gell> (CdMI. 20 •O, 9
Htrrlnoton ICdMI. 20-42, tO Bee• 111. 10 •1
E 11-ncll Z3, UnlYtrtlfv lS
I. B1n1vldH (E ), 19.36, 1 Armentrout (U).
21 26, 3 WtaYer CE), ?2 12, • t<enowontra (U)
72 19, S Urrtt <El, ?2'.2S. 6 Voll.om! IE J. 11..0
1 Funo IU), n 54, I Stewert (El. 23 19, 9
8ur1<11art IEI, 73 SS; 10. H• (UJ, 2s·os
Ntw"'1 Her119r 15, SedchMGlr SO
I Anctenon (NH), 19:53, 2. Rot>lnaon INH)
19·54; 3 Oont>our (NH), 19:54, •. J 1c0t>i.on INH ).
19 SS. s Ruffini (NH), It SS, 6 Oudltv INH)
19 56. 1 Wtbl> (NH), 20'44, • Remos IS), 71 31,
9 0 111 m. n-o.. 10 Nouvtn <SI, 23.21
Georo• Burns
Mike Melone
Stu 1ngreham
-Merlo.Ge -
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
WIOdbrldet 10, Ct1tl MtM 31
l G Peck (W) 19 11, 2 Howard (CMI. 19 3'
Wt1tero1rd (WI. 19 S2, • J Pec.k (W), 20 10,
Maro1111 (W), 20 43, 6 Sherman ICM), 20'"8,
7 Tvotno' <Wl 10 30. I Suaret <CM ). 72 46, 9
Z tit CW) ?3-16 10 Me (CM) 13 17
l...H UM &Nd! 15, Orll\99 44
I. 811rntll ILBI. W Peler1en (L8), K
Ptt,r\tn IL81 end Snip <LBI 19 SS, S Gibson
IL.8 1 10 S6 6 KIP lie (0), 71 S4 1 Gre nt (l.81 n 02 8 T ll•ner IOI, n 26, 9 Burorloot (0 )
77 u 10 Chealllem IOI 23 01
SOVTli COAST LEAGUE
1.-.,1111 n. El Tero l7
I Fr11n11.01 (I), 19 01, 1 !'>ch1aler (I) 19 10. 3
O Brten •ET) 1'710 • Korlowsk1111 1943. S.
t<om <ET) 19 .. S. t Ne1C1trhau1 IETI 19 49 1
HOlll Ill 71 02, a 8roc1< 111. 11 OS 9 GrHnam
'(I). 7106. 10 Parham Cll. 2\.10.
TENNIS
Davis CIJP
SEMIFINALS
(11 llrhbant, .Auitrella I
AUltrelle I, Unli.d Stifel 0
Slnlllt• Paul McNamte (Australia) dei 8rae1 Gll~rt
!U S l 1·6, 6-3. 3·6. 6·0 6· I
Women's toumam«1t
Cit Ntw Ont1Ml
Second Round Slntlts .
Martina Navnlllova IU S ) dei Lori McNtol
u S I 6·7 6·0 t<att Gornoert IU !\ l <lei Rooon
Wl'ltle IU S) 6-l 6·1 Laura G•IC1eme1\ler IU SI
dllf AMt Whllt IU s I 1 6. 6·1, Wenov Turnbull
l.Auwa1la) oef Marienne Werde tu S I 6 1
6·4, Zina GerrllOll I U S.I del Svet11ne
Per1<hornen1<0 ll,ISSRI, 6· I,' 6·7, 6 •. Pa m
Snrtver (US I dtf Larina Sevcht nllo (USSR)
6· I 6·1
Hltti school Virts
SUNSET, LEAGUE
fNrtnl 14, .(k11n View 4
Slnlltl
Cr1H 1I (Ml IOsl 10 Hurttter • 6.
Scnomotro, 6· I. Clef H1lversen. 6· I, Po
1011. •·6 won, 6·0, 6·0 Jacobson IMl losl
won. 6·4 IOst, 2·6
Doubles
Cllf
IM I
0 6
Mavntu·Bashore !Ml ~I L11·Tren, 6·1,
Ott Cltverlt't9•·Sun 6·0, dtl PPlllllos·CtlO 6-J
Cf\rtsllen·Nouven (Ml won, 6·0 6·0 6·1 D
Heenreet1·B Hatnr..U (Ml won. 6 3, 6·0, 6-0
ldllon 16, Westml1uter 2
SIMMs 1"1'1 (W) def JOlllllO<I, 6•3 IOU lo Gold·
t>erger, 3·6 Clef Ammann, 6· 1, L•llte (W) to\I
0 6 0·6 0·6. Dutcher (WI '°''· 1·6. 0·6, 0·6
Maf\un ·Bero (W) lost to haeu ·Turner 1·6.
1011 lo Oteaon· Jeffer.i. I ·6. lo\t to Goedecll.t·
Otuon, 1·6, Roach·Otmelo !WI IO\I. 0·6. 2·6,
0·6, Rvder-E l(lm IW) toll, 0·6. 1·6. 0·6
Fountelll V ... V ll, H~ 11 .. c:ll 5
SlntlH Weavtr tFV) def Schmid, 6·0 oef H&nHn,
6·0 del Ho 6·0. Shelton (FV J '°''· 3·6 •·6. won 6·0 Ctonerd IFVI IO\t l ·6 • 6 won 6· I
Ooubltl
Urroca roet· Tnomoson ( Fii) def Rluo·
Sul>f\erwel 7·6, Clef McOone ld·R11enour 6·0
dt l Herbuck·Ce rev. 6 0 Prict·Mahnke IF'V l
won, 7·S, 6·4, 6·0, Gomaro·Maroon IFV> won
1 S 6· 1 1011 1>11 delaull
SEA VIEW LEAGUE
Newport HtrtlOr 11, Unlvtnlfv 6
Sindls
Mull•llv (NH) dtl Greer. 6· 1. def So111eno.
6·0 oet Meflhall, 6·1 Ba•rd <NHI '°" 1 6
won 6·7 6·2. MctClboon INHI to\I 3·6, 0·6 0·6
Ooubltl
V Bunne11·R11en INHJ oef Mnecedo Abe,
6·0 dtl Ct rlson·Krough 6· 1 dtf Juengtst·
H8U19, 6·0. H Bunnell·BtntdlCI INH) won 6·(.
6·•. 6•3, Andru•·Po,1a1 INH J lo11. ?·6, 3·6, won,
6·3 I
CorON dll Mllr 11, Estencll 1
Slntlts
Sco11 !CdMI ttel 8ec~ 6· I. def Deul"ll· 6·2.
def Ptrson, 6 I, Plle1>u1 ICdMI won 6 .,_. 6· I,
6·0, Beon !COM) won. 6·0 6·0, 6 0
Deubles
CaPrt11·Her•ht>erver ICOMI 1011 to Hullng~
D B1rch I ·6. del Htnrltks·Farquar. 6·•. loll to
s 8 tr(I\ Slrew, 1·6 HOVff•BHllH nce ICdMI
toll. •·6. S·7, won 6·1 Smlt,,·Jolln\lon ICdMI
loll S·7 1·6, 6·7
NP'L
NATIONAL COH,•tt•NG•
WMf W L T ftct, ~ ltA
4 0 0 I 000 12• 11 At1ent1
•1r111 ) 1 0 7SO. 1' '4. > 1 o .1so 101 56 $en Frencl1co
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MIMelOlf
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) I 0
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llest
I 000 123 60 750 106 17
250 ,, "
250 " 91 ooo 32 m
Wt'111noton • o o 1.000 100 61
Diii" 3 I 0 7SO 121 79 NY Glenll l I 0 750 _, '4
Pnllec»IO!llt I 3 0 150 6S 107
St. Loul• 0 4 0 .000 .t0 t1
AMaltlcAN CON'81t•NCE •
Denver Ken .. , City
Se11tl_e
ltelcltn ~n Oieoo
Clnc:lnnell
Clevtltno Houston
Plttst>uroh
NY Jttl
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000 11 113
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8uf1al0
Mleml
lnell•ntpc>l•l ~y•a Getnel
Temoe Bev II 1t1m1
lteldtn e t t<1n11s City IC~nntl •el 10 • m I tnctie~at Sllf FrtllC:TRo
PhlledtlPlll• 11 .At11n11
Wullln111on •• Ntw Orltens
Oellu et Denver (Chlnntl 2 et I Pm I
Clncinnetl YI Grttn Bev 11 N\UweukM
C1tv.ill!d I f Pllliburoh
Houston 11 Detroit
Mle ml et Ntw Enoleno
Mlnntaoll 11 Chlcega
Ntw York Gl1nll •I SI LOUii
Bulleto at New York Jels
MttldlV'• ~
Sen 0"90 11 S.ellle CCl\lnntl 7 at 6 om J
Colle9e I
THUltSOAY'S SCO.E
Tulsa 20. Cel State Fulltrlon 10
TONIGHT'S C A.MES
Air Force 11 Utel'I
Co;oreoo s1 11 BYU
SATUROA Y'S GAMES
West
Ort0on vs USC et L.A COl•llllm 14 lO Pm J
.Aruona St v1 UCLA et Role Sowl IChe nnel
2 at II 30 a.m.l
Or'loon St 11 Wesl'longton SI
C11tlornti' 11 W11h•"1llon
Sen Doeoo SI et S11ntoro
Frtlno St at Sen JOH St
UC Devi, et Pacific
New Mtxieo 11 H1wall
Cel Lutntren 11 Cal Po1v (SLOI n
MtnlO at .A1u111 Pecll1c
Cler t rnonl Mudd el Ocdeltntel
Le Verne 11 Redlands
Pomona·Pitztr et UC Sen Dito<>
Whittler et UC Senta Barbare
S1n1a Clere et C•I Stelt H•vwerd
HumDOkll St 11 Pon1111e1 St n
ltedllts
New Mexico St at Uteh SI
Soutllwtsl
tCanHl Stalt et ()klet'loma
TCU 11 .Art..1n1H , n
HOUllOn •• 8111tor. n
Bouon Co11eo1 al SMU
Te•n 11 RICt n
1eH' Teen at Tea11 A&M
Midwest
llhno•s et 01110 St
Mlch111an et W11Con11n
M1nneaota •• Puroua
1no11na at Norlnweattrn
towa 11 Mlel'!loan St
WYOITl•no •• Iowa SI
Southern 1t11no11 al Kansu
Indiana St. 11 8all St
M1em1 (OlllOI •• OlllO U
Wei11rn M1chto1n 11 8ow11no Gretn
Loulsvllle et Cinclnn1ll. n
Eastern Mkllloan et TOit<IO, n
llllnols St 11 Wtltern lllinoll
Ce.,rrel Mocn101n el IC.ant St
Sou111
Notre Oemt a t .Alebema ICl•annet 1 at rioonl
Dll•HUon at .AP911eCl\ll n St
Wnl Cerohne t i Auourn
Citadel II Ctemlon
Duke et Vanderbilt, n
LSU 11 FIOl'ldl
MIUIU IPOI 11 Georei.
So M1n ln lool et KtnhKkv
SW Lo11lslene 11 Eeat Carouna
Furmen 11 E111 Tenneuee St
North Tuu St 11 LOUll•lrll Tech, n
Ma,.n•ll al VMI
Mlu lu lppl St 11 Mtmpnls St
No 1111no1, et Ml1m1 (Fla ). n
Georol• Tee,., at North CerOllne
NW Louislene et NE Loulslane , n
8ouon u el Rlcl'lmono
Neor .. r..a 11 Soutll Caroline
T~es IEI Paaol 11 Tennenee
£
OTMRCOU.IOH T_...
•1Yu 11 oV« CoiorlldlD ,,.,.
Alt l'CWQ 6\.\ OYW 'Ulefl ~
'Horth Cerollne 10 o-~le ltell
'Welte FOtetl S~ OW \llfOlllle
•Vlrtlllle T.cfl 6\IJ o• W..1 Vlr9inle
'PeM\V!Ylllll• %7 ovtt ColurMt• l ro-11 11 OYtr •Pflnctton •()Wife I, OYtt MIHltslllOI
Motv Ctou l"t ov« •coteere
Arrn., ""' over 'Yell _ 'Ttnnff5" 2t Ollef' Tt110 ·6I l'eao
'Otllo Stitt 15 Ollef' tll.lnols
'Nl'IV JS ovtt Otlll'l\Ollffl
Wvomll'IO • ovtt 'IOWI Stell
'Putdut 2 OYtl' MlMflOle
1ne1la11e f ovtf 'Northwtst.,n
'Wuhll'lfton Stell 13 ov., OrtoOI\ Stele
'Slen1ord 10.,., ovw Sen DltoO Stitt
'Plt1111Urgh IQ OY" llfTIC)lt
'Clnclnnell 10 ovw L.°"l\Ylllt
'Kenluek'I 4\'t ov11 SO Mlnln lc»PI
'$Yfa<\lll Sii'! over MIJlOIKl •v1~rt>llt l OYll' D11ll.1
Tues 2l ovw •Ric•
·wu 7"" ovw aoston c~ .
Mln ln lOOI Slllt 72 O'llf 'Memphis St1h
'Hewell 7 ovtr New Mtalco
•-o.notei hOfllt '"'" ,,.,,.. ... .,.,.,.,, It .. '-" ...
C'"""41ftftV C-..
SA TUltOA Y'S GAMU
-~NIJ'C&A'"'9
S.Odlel>tdt 11 Onnet Cotti
Rencno S.ntleeo 11 ltlvert!CM CC
Cllr111 el S.n Dlt90 Mell
Peiom.r et Southwfllll'n
Sen Oleoo CC et Oroumont
'""""' c.i c.....,.._ Sen 81rnerdlno Veffl'I et Mt S.n Je<lllt<
Rio Hondo et 0.strl C~llt'I 11 AnttlOOI V1Htv Wes19n!S .... C~
Ven1ure 11 Mooroerk, 1'30
S.nte Mofllce 11 Gtenclllt. I lO
S.nte 8ert>ere 11 Hencock
Nen-~enc.1
s.cremento CC 11 Mt Sen Anton~o. 2 or
'Jett et C-.rnm
Fut•ton et 81keoh•ld
Well V•ll•Y " Cet>rlOo
All tlmff t i 1 30 UflleU notlld
Htttl KMet
THUltSOA Y'S SCOlta.J
(Nen·IN_.)
Edi.on 34. Meler Del 17
$ervltt 14, Founf1ln V1111v 10
SI Peul 17, Ocean View 17
Unlv1nltv lS. 1...1011n1 Hiiia 13
S.venne U , a-Perll 10
Sunnv Hiiis ~. C.n11on O
Trov I, vei.ncle 1
80111 Grenot 19, .Ar11111 1
W11tern IS, Los .Amigos 0
Tur.tin 21, FOOllllU 6 Emon LHll!u.
Lo\ Alemllos 37. El Ooooo 3
TONIGHT'S GAMES , ........ ..,.)
Newoort Her~ vs Coste Mtae 11 °''" c 01" c Ollto•
Corone dll Mer n WOOC!l>rldllt ti lrvlnt
Ce o11treno Velltv 11s Ell1ncl1 et NtwPC
Hart>or
L• Oulnte Yl Menna 11 W1l1mln111r
Lono BtlCll W1ll0!\ .. Hunlongton 8NCl't
We1Jmln1ttr et CrHOI
lrY1'1t vs. SeckllebaU. et S.nle Ane aowt
L1oune 8t1c,., 11 llalltV CM11h1n
Tr61>uco Hiii\ at SurrOUQfls Rtooecr111
Pm)
VIII• Perll. .. , Orenot II El MocMne
El Modene Yl El Toro •• MIUIOn Vtelo
Sen Ci.mtnll II Renelle> .A11m11os
01n1 Hills 11 Fullerton
Le Htt>re et L1k1wOOCI
Sonora •• 8r11-0lll'ldt
Norwelk v1 S.nlia90 et Gerdln Grove
Meonolle at Mlvfelr
S.nl• .Ane Valltv st Chenntl lsl1n<11 E""*9 .._ .. _.
Cvor1n vs Klltlll II Glovtr Stldlum
Loer1 vs E•~ran11 11 V11entle
t<tnntd11 v• Paclflce et 801" Grenoe
SAT Ult DA Y'S GAMES
MIU IO<l VietO V\ S.nll Ane ., San•• An
Sowl
Anaheim "' Garden Grove 11 GIO•I
~llC:hum
Att game1 11 7.lO Pm. unleu 1nolc1ttct . .
0.. .........
DAVEY'S LOCKElt C""'-f ... di) -.
t>ott•. u. enortrs. 200 t>onllo, 110 rock 11,h, ·
cellco ban, 2 11nd 1>111. 1.0 medlertl, 3 Kuloln
~V't tr'811MCttona
IASEIALL.
Amtrielll L.M_.
ANGELS-Fk lld Wlntlon Lttnts, m1ne111t 01
Edmonton of "" Pacific Coell Lt1oue CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Signed Mere HIU
catcrwr
MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Fired Hll'm Wichita SI et Tulene
Virginie et WU:e F'orut IC11annet
a m l
13 e t 9 30 Sterrellt , Ditching coech, end Frenll. HOWITd
~COtCll Nemec! Chudl H1rten1111n Pllc,.,lno COICh
ane1 Dave Hilton lnlltldtn COit!\ Wt" Vorg1nl1 at VPI
Harvard et Wllloem & Merv
l!!est
Oartmoulh •• Navy
Rutgers 11 Penn SI
Ttml>le at Piii
Mlu ourl at Svrecult, n
Army at Yell
Brown et Princeton.
Ho111 Cron 11 Co1ga1e
COlumble at Penn
Cornell 11 Lalavetlt
Colle9e odd•
TO!t 20
SetvrcllY
'Miami, Flt vs Northern llllno1\, no tine
• Alat>ema S ., over Notre Oeme
3 Ntt>r ullll 2•'h over 'South CerOllne
._ Mlcnlpn It over •w1scon1sn
S 'Penn Stele IS over Ru1gers
6. 'Olr.lehom• 51 over Kenses State
7 • AuOllrn vs WHtern Cer0lln1. no tine
•• .Arki n .. , IS ~ over TCU
9 ·use 19 over Oreoon
10. Arlrone Is ldlt
11 1ow1 1'1'1 under No 17 •Mfchlll•" Slett
12 •wu...inoton 70·., ovtr Celltornia
13 °B111tor 20 o•er Hou11on
I• 'TOH .A&M 21 over Tu. .. Ttcll
IS ·uCLA 7 over No 16 Arlrona s11t1
II LSU I undlr 'FIOl'lele
19 F '""° s11te 9 over •san Jolt Stele 10 Nori,., Carolina Stete Is ldlt
N1tlenll L.M_.
PITTS8 URGH PIRATES-R-wlld thllr
ot1v1r ·o.velooment conlreCI with N1lllu1 of tP!e
Eastern LHOua
llASKITIALL
N1tlonll &eslrtfbel AtSKletlon
CHICAGO SULLS-Trtele(I Orle nde> Wool
r.oge torwero, 10 1111 New Jerllv Nets IOI' •
flfll·rounel drill olcto. In 19'7 eno aeconel·rouno
Pickl In 1911 end 1990
CLEVELAND CAV.ALIERS-Sloneel 8tn Po
ouette forwero
0 .Al.L.AS MAVERICKS-Signed Rov T1rolev
torwerd lo • llve·11t1r contract
NEW YORK KNICKS-Tredtel Oerre<
Welker guard, to the Denver Nuog1t1 tor e 19'7
flr\l·round dr11t choice ·
Cantlntntat BINI~ Au.attlon
CINCINNA Tl ~LAMMERS-Stoned W1 yne
Smit,.,, guerd, Le urence Htld, forwerd, TlddY
81ooch1w, ouard-forWlll'd, anel Blake Wor-them .
(enter
FOOTllAL.L
Natlenll FMlbell LHtue
GREEN 8AY P.ACt<ERS-Rtltaleel Vince ~trravemo, Quertert>eck
TAMPA B.AY BUCC.ANE ERS-Walveel t<en
Ka oten, deltnl lve t1t llle, 1n<1 Mll<t Prior
delen1lvt back
COLLEGE
MARIST-Nemeel t<en 911>lne1u women's
l>elkell>ell COICh
NC.AA-Otclerld Jeti Br111we11, lowe Stet•
llne1>1c1ter. lnellolt>ll tor the rH1 of the ltalOll
Newport sweeps to Sea View victQry
Kruger, Allisonpace Sailors past Uni;
Marina, Edison post Sunset triumphs ----------Senior middle blocker Tracy
Kruger recorded a team-hi&h 10 kills
and senior setter Sara AOison col-
lected 32 assists as Newport Harbor
swept aside Uni vcrilt)', 15-7. 15·3.
I S-8, in a Sea View League girls
volleyball match Thursday on the
Sailors' court.
Newport (2..0 in league play. 4..()
overall) entered,. the match ra'nkcd
third in the CIF's .S-A di vision.
hitter, recorded I 2 digs and nine kills.
Senior setter Temrc K uester had 34
assists for the Vikings, who will also
panicipate in the San Marcos Tour-
nament turdax.
Manna is ranked No. 3 in the IF
4·A. Ocean View falls to 0-2.
EdJton 3, Wt1tml11ter t: Lynn
Ferry, who strtcd the last four points
in the fifth and deciding game for the
Chargers, had 13 kills and Knsty
Domm1 c had 27 service points to lead
Edison(l-l )to thc 15·8, I 1-15.13-IS.
1 S-12. IS. J 3 victory over the Lions
(0-2) at Westminster
In the South Coast League:
lrvlne 3, Sao Clemente 0: The
Yaqueros cnused to the 15·11 , IS-6.
16-14 ve rdict over visiting San
Oementc to stay unbeaten at 2-0 in
league play.
Irvine will also JO umcy to the San
Marcos Tournament Saturday.
Jn the Academy League:
Newport Cllrt1Uu I, C.I L•ttlen.n
0: Freshman Dani Everett, a lcf\-side-
hittcr, helped the Conquerors sweep.
I S-4. 15-4, I 5·8 with 10 kills in a
match at Ncwpon Chnst1an.
Junior setter Jennjfer Baker rcgjs.-
tertd I I assists and two scrvina i ces
for the Conquerors. now l·l in
Academy LcagU:c matches.
Junior outside hitter Jenny Evans
also contributed greatl y to the Sailors'
victory wuh e1&ht k.1lls. Newport Wlll
partmpatc in the 3n Marcos Tour·
nament of Champions beginnina
Saturday at UC Santa Barbara.
Ex-NBA star Drew arrested for selling cocaine
In the unset League:
Martu 31 Ottu View I: Chmty
.Larsen.'A efforts on both offense and
defense helped the Vikin.&S (2-0. 7..0)
remain unbeaten a they de(catcd the
Sta hawks, IS· 7, I S.-4, 11 ·1 S. IS-1, on
the V1kinp' court. ,
Lanen, a senior out 1de hitter, had
17 kills and 16 di~ while teammate
Jennifer Gratteau. a Junior o'ut\lde
ATLANTA (AP) -Former NBA
star John Drew was arrtstcd Thurs..
day and characd wnh sclhna cocaine
to an undercover GcorgJa Bureau of
lnvcs11pt1on lacnt "'
Dttw, arrested at h1.s Atlanta-home.
was be.Ing held without bond at the
Fulton County Jail. and a heanna was
tcheduled today befott a Ul.le Coun
Judge. Drew, 32. who pla)'cd for the
Atlanta Hawks and the Utah Jan
before bc1na banncJ from tht NBA ·
.for v1olatm1 the lenguc's drug policy,
was characd with two counts of the
g Jc of cocaine and and one count of pos sioo of cocaine.
He alleicdly was an po sts ion of
two smalf packJ of cocaine when he
was arrested, 11d Charles
McM1chcn, assistant spcc1al aieot tn
charac of the GBrs dru.a offic-t in
Atlanta.
The arrcSt occuni~ ancr Drew's name surfaced dun a th~·weck
undercover drug o ration by the
--
GBt. McM1cben said.
Drew played for th e Hawks from
1974 until 1982, and with Ut1h in
I 983 and 1984. La.st year he played
for the Wyomina Wildcatters of the
Continental Basketball Association . Dunna his NBA carttr, ~w
avcrqecf 20. 7 points per lame and
twice made the le: ague's Alt.Star tam
..h's sad. I don't have the words to
tell you how · sad n 1is," said Stan
Kasten, Hawks pmidtn\, after bciaa
&Old that Drew had been anuled,
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Seventh.:tnnlng double pre~ents
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10 N1lllle K-. ~or) '" SAN FRANCISCO -The Houston Astros got
another stunning performance from Mike Scott but
needed Bill Doran's bat to send them to victory over the Sa o Francisco Gi~ts Thursday.
Scott, who pitched a no-hitter ~inst the Giants in
f:touston on Sept. 2S as the Astros clinched the NL West
title, had an9ther. one going against San Francisco
Thursday untll Will Clark led off the seventh with a double.
. G'lark ~orcd a run on Candy Maldonado's double to gi~e the Giants a 1-0 lead. But the Astros tied the game
with a run in the ninth on t~o hits and then won it in the
10th on Doran·s lcadoffhomer off Jeff Robinson 6-3.
"It could have been wo~ -we could have lost ..
Scott said about losi ng his no-hitter. ... '
"J.'m not really disappointed," Scott added, "because
you don't do that (p1tctu no-hitter) two games in a row.
"I had pretty good stuff, but I didn't take it too
scnously. I was JUS\ ln'llll lo ict .my wodc..in-with the
ptayofrs coming up.''
Scott's work included eight strikeouts for a season t~tal of 306, making him only the fo unh National League
pitcher ever to surpass 300 strikeouts. He finished with a .
two.-hitterfor scven innings and lefl the.game.trailing. 1-0.
Corona del Mar High product Matt Keough, 5-4,
who worked out of a ninth-inning jam. was the winner
and Dave Smith worked the 10th for his 33rd save.
In other Na 11onal League games:
Meta 8, Expo• Z: In Montreal, Dwight Gooden
pitched a fo ur-hitter over eight innings and set a standard
for strikeouts as New York, with Gary Ca rter and Darryl
Strawberry h1tt10J homers. beat the Expos for a record.
tying 53rd road victory.
• Gooden. 17-6. became the first pitcher in maJor-
lcaguc history to stnke out at least 200 batters in each of
his first three seasons, recordtnJ seven against the Expos
before being lifted for a pinch~httter in the ninth. Gooden
finished the night exactl y aj 200 strikeouts before Rick
Anderson came on to pitch the ninth.
Loser Floyd Youmans, 13-12. struck out I 0 batters to
also raise his season's total over the 200 mark. He finished
the night with 202, givi ng up eight htts and walking three.
With the victory. the Mets tied the Na tional League
record for most road wins set twice by the Cincinnati
Reds, in 1972 and 1976.
Reda 8, Braves 4: In Atlanta. a two-run homer by Kai
Daniels m the 13th inning gave Cincinnati t}le victory
over the Braves.
Pirates 5, Cardinali I: In St. Louis. Jrm 'Morrison
Houaton •a Mike Scott dellven pitch durln&
game a&alnat Olanta Thunday. Scott. who
no-hlt San Franclaco ln hla preYlo'18 atart,
had hl• bid for aacceealve no-hlttera broken
up by WW Clark•• doable ln the aeventh.
drove 1n thrtt runs with a homer and sacrifice fly and Sid
Bream added a two-run homer, leading P1ttsburgh past
the Card inals.
Bob Kipper. 6-8. pitched a fou r-hitter over eight
innings to spoil St. Lo uis' home fin ale.
In the Amencan League:
Yaallttt I , Red Sox l: At Fenway Park. Don
Mattingly set the Yankees' single-season htt record with a
double and single in a victory over Boston.
Mattingl> singled in the seventh inning for his 232nd
hit, breaking the club record of 231 set by Hall of Farner
Earle Combs in 1927.
Tlgen t. Brewers I: In Milwaukee, Jack Morns
pitched a fi ve-h iller and Alan Trammell homered to lift
Detroi t past the Brewers.
White Sox 8, Twins' 4: In the Metrodome. John
Cangelosi drew a bases-loaded walk that forced home the
go-ahead run and Tim Hulett followed wi1h a three-run
double in the I 0th inning; ~parking Chicago to the victor)
over Minnt'sota.
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Saturday
TELEVISION
8.30 a.m -WRESTLING· Channt'I 13.
9:30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Virgina at
Wake Forest. Channel 13.
9:30 a.m -WRESTLING: ( 'hannel I I.
10:05 a.m -BASEBALL: New York Yankees at
Boston. Channel 4.
11 a.m·-WRESTLING: Channel 9.
11 a.m. -THIS WEEK IN MOTOR SPORTS:
Channel 56.
11:30a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Anz.onaState
at UCLA. Channel 2.
I 1:30 a.m. -JAY JOHNSTONE'S BASEBALL
REVIEW: Channel 56.
Noon -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Notre Dam<' at
Alabama. Channel 7.
Noon -WRESTLING: Channel S6.
3 p.m. -EXCITING WORLD OF SPEED AND
BEAUTY: Channel 4.
3:30 p.m. -808 UECKER' WACKY WORLD OF
SPORTS: Channel 4.
4 p.m. -THIS IS THE NFL: Channel 2.
4 p.m -THIS WEEl IN BASEBALL: Channel 4
4 p.m -NFL WEEK IN REVIEW: Channel 7.
4 p m -SPEEDWAY AMERICA: Channel 56.
4• 30 p. m -RAIDERS PLA YBOOK 'H: Channel 4.
4:30 pm -GREATEST PORTS LEGENDS
Channel 7
.S p.m. -SPORTS LrFESTYtES. Channel 7,
S p.m. -GOLF JO RNAL: (hannel 56.
11.30 pm. -ATURDAY NIGHT MAIN EVENT
Pro wrc thna. Hulk Hogan vs. Paul "Mr. Wonderful"
Orndorff', Channel 4
RADIO
IO:OS ft m. -BASEBALL· New York Yankees at
Boston. KNX (1070)
1 l.30a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: nzona tale
at L'(LA. KMPC (7 10)
12 20 p. m -BASEBALL: San Francisco at
Dodgers. K .\ 8( ( 790)
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tate at tan ford . KSDO < 11 90).
5:35 p.m -BA EBALL: Angel s at Texas. KMPC
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6:10 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Oregon at
U C KNX ( l070).
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: addlcbark at
Orange Coa~t. KSBR-FM (88.5).
Sunday
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m. -NFL TODAY: Channel 2.
9:30 a.m. -NFL '86: Channel 4.
lOa.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Raidc~at Kansas Cit}.
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nacb Pla}OfT PreVlt"W a look al the Amencan Lcaaue
('hamp1onsh1p <;enc with Bo~ton. Channt'I S.
RADIO
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KN (1070).
1 p m -PRO FOOl'BALL. Tampa Bay at Ram ,
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plane s ~equired
t o avoid tragedy
Ay the crowded skies -at your own peril. And live
in a ~on like-ours at your own risk. -
Tbc Cerritos airplane disaster is1l reminder of just
how UJ)safe the skies above arc and how much danger
exists in the neighborhoOds below - a particularly
disturbing point ior those living around John Wayne
Airpon.
The whine and roar of aircraft is as ever present here
as gulls on the beach. . .
And the potential for disaster is never far away.
Aviation experts, --assessing the danger aTt.er a
private plane and an Aeromexico jetliner collided and
fell to earth Aug. 31 , compared the skies above Southern
California to.its freeways below .
Crowded is the status quo, especially on weekends
when amateur, recreational pilots flock to the runway:
Certainly, not all of aviation's ills can be blamed on
private pilots.
Some airports are poorly designed.
Air traffic controllers are overworked and their
ranks are understaffed. Some of their equipment is not
up to the task. .
And some of the commercial airlines have been
accused of playing lethal games with their passengers'
safety in the name.of profit.
Those are all matters that deserve serious scrutiny.
·But because of the circumstances of the Cerritos air
crash, private planes and their pilots-generaJ aviation
-have been the main focus.of air safety efforts.
. And while private pilots aren't the villains of the
clouds7 neither are they angels.
Routi nely, we are told, poorly trained pilots take off
in ill-equipped aircraft and irresponsibly violate some of
the most basic guideli nes of the sRies. .
Some of the transgressions are unintentional.
Others are not. In either case, the consequences can be
deadly.
Reacti on to such violations should be swift and
sure. Enough money should be allocated to allow proper .
policin~ of .the airways. Equipment need~ cl.ose
inspection. Flight procedures require much momtonng.
Penalties should be harsh. ...
Before. the fact, training requirements should be
analyzed. Private pilot organizations, speaking against
increased regulation. complain that the rules of the road
are already too complex for many pilots to understand.
Maybe licensin'g requirements should be stiffer to
ensure everyone who operates a · flying bomb under-
stands. --
FinaJly, it seems indisputable that each and every
plane should be equipped with an altitude monitoring
device called a transponder. The device would make it
clear to air traffic controllers and commercial aircraft
where the private planes are flying, a vast improvement
over the gauntlet that. bli,ndfolded pilots must pass
through now.
Without these and other changes, we are destined to
witness more disasters like the one that saw 82 people
die on a quiet Sunday over Cerritos.
Opinions e.>.pre\scd in 1h1s \pale are those: of the Dail} Pilot. Other view~
e'prc'»ed on th!\ pase arc thu..e uf their authors and an1s1s Reader comment 1~ In\ 11cd The D.uh Pilot. P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. 92626. Phone 64:!-6086 .
Awakened,to freeway dangers
To the Editor· poltt1c1ans and developers shame-
full y use traffic tits to cover up
unwanted, environmentally destruc-
uve development, growing to believe
their own myth that more new
freeways cure traffic: One plus one
.. The mechanism JsresponsJbleforthls, of course, but It could not be
re.fiCheaforcomment. That Js haU of what the mechanJsm Is -belrJS
outofreach. lthJdea, butyouseeltsworlc."
P&TSDSXI&•
Colaw•"M
DAN
WALTERS
GOP is
now the
cream
of Kern
BAKERSFIELD -Kem Count•
as a bit ofOklahoma plopped down ii
the middle of California.
The similarities extend from th1
economy (agriculture and oil, bod
fallen on hard times) to the counlf'! •~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mu~con the I~ ~dio s~tionsanc -the twangs in the voices of loca
Law,_ab1· d.1· n· g citiz. ens get ~~~~~~2y~~~f~fa:::·:~:·
ed those of OkJahoma. too -con·
servativc. but until faJrly recent time!
h e h e onented toward the Democrati< Caug t Up ID_ mec &D·ISm Pa~mocrat1c officeholdef"l., how· ever. have become scarce in Kerr
County in recent years. The Demo-
A sleepy August morning in the
Fabulous Fonie~ The sun is shining.
birds are in the trees. As far as you can
see. 43rd Street is nothing but veen
lawns and peace on earth and ciuzens
who love, Sacramento.
But somewhere,h1dden from sight
in places you will never sec, a
_mechanism is stirrin~
And suddenly, without warning,
violence shatters the caJm. A four
year-old cocker spaniel by the nllme
of Sheba comes out of her afternoon
nap a little grouchy. finds a meter
man in the back yard with her. and
takes the opponuni\y to assen her
temtonal instincts.
Inside the houS<!. a woman named
Dana Griffin is working on someone
else's wardrobe. I am not sure that
I've eot 1his ng.ht. but my under·
standing ts that Mrs. Griffin's busi-
ness as packing out other people's
clothes. Somehow. you hire Mrs.
Griffin and you get to try on pants
·wtthout stepping on those pins all
over the fl oor in the dressing rooms.
Anyway. Dana Griffin 1s at work
when suddenly she hears a horrible
commotion an the back yard. She runs
out the door and finds the meter man
standing in one. spot. holdmg his
thumb. and Sheba in all the other
spots. in a state of blood-lust hysteria.
"I'm afraid I yelled at the man," she
would say later. "He was just a little
guy, and I came fl ying out the back
door and screa med, 'What did you
do?'"
What the man had done. of course.
was get himself bitten. On the thumb.
''It was bleeding, and he was very
upset," she said.
Listening to the story. I had to stop
her here. I said, "Wait a niinute. wow
b1& 1s this dog?"
She said. "Shcba"s a cocker
spaniel."
"What was he trying to do. pick her
nose?'·
"I thank," she said. "that the man
must have surprised her ... "
At any rate. Da11a Griffin did what
she could for the meter man -
although the unifonns those guys
wear. r don ·1 see that a professional
wardrobe consultant could do much
-and after he was gone she called has
Sacramento Municipal Utility Dls-
tnct supervisor. asking him to re-
assure the bmen meter man that
Sheba had her shots and that the
meter man wasn't going to die.
But by now, t~ m«hanism bad-
stirred into motion, and once the
mechanism is in motion it is out of
}Our bands and mine.
Yes. the meter man turned Sheba
to.
"I think he w•s required to file a
report." Dana Griffin said, ··and then
SMUD notified th~ Animal Control
people and they sent out an inspector.
The man from Animal Control
showed up and I got out alt the
receipts from rabies and distemper
innoculations, but 1 couldn't come up
with a license. I guess we didn't have
one.
"So the Animal Control man gave
me a ticket. It's like a fix-it ticket for
your car. A policeman gives it.to you
for a broken tail light, you ~et the tail
light fixed, take the proof in that "it's
fixed. and they throw away the
citation."
Dana Griffin made six phone calls
over the next few days, trying to find
someone in Sacramento County who
could verify what the man from
Animal Control had told her.
The conditions of the ticket gave
Dana Griffin until Sept. I Sth to get
Sheba a license, which she did. She
took the new license to City Hall and
turned it in.
By this time, howe ve r. the mechan-
ism had a life of its own.
A couple of weeks passed, and at
was Wednesday oflast week . A sleepy
September morning in the Fabulous
Forties. The sun was shining. the
birds were in the trees. Green lawns
and peace on earth as far as you could
see up 43rd Street.
And then, without warning. the
mailman came.
No. Sheba didn't bite ham.
But Dana Griffin's husband Ralph
would ha ve if he'd been at home. He
would have bitten something. any-
way, because there was a warrant in
the mail for his arrest. It came from
Municipal Court, and it said he had
failed to appear for his Sept. 15th
coun date.
Ralph went down to the police
station to explain there had been
some mistake. "( was in there about
an hour and a half," he said. "The
pohce were polite enough, but they
wouldn't let me go. J was about to sign
PETE
DEXTER
this agreement to appear fonn, but
the girl disappeared mto the offices
and when she came back she said r
bad to post a $500 bond or be booked.
"I said, 'Now?'
"She said now. l askc~ if I could eo
home and get it. she said no. She said
she· had to go on the instructions she
got , but she wouldn't tell me who ga ve
them."
Being inexperienced in the work·
ings of local government, Ralph dad
not recognize it was not the woman or
even the justice system picking on
him, it was the mechanism. "What
they finally did," he said. "they sent
me to a bail bondsman out on the
street. I explained to the man that I
needed $500 or they were going to
book me for having a cocker spaniel
that bit a guy on the thumb without a
license.
And so Ralph bailed himself out
and returned home. As a matter of
fact, I was talking to Dana as he came
in the door. "You know him ~tter
than I do," I said. "How would you
characterize his mood? Is he angry?"
"No." she said, "I don't think that
quite covers it."
So l talked to Ralph m~lf a little
while. and Dana was right He was
nicer about it than I W'Oufd have been
-evidence the live dog. and the fact
that the charges hadn't gotten worse
down at the station -but l do not
think you can visit 43rd Street in the
Fabulous Fonies for the next couple
of weeks -the new court date is Oct.
14th -and not notice a difference.
The mechanism is responsible for
this. of course, but it could not be
rca~hed for comment. That is half of
what the mechanism is-beingout of
reach. It hides. but you see its work.
This tame it hit the Fabulous
Forties. Somewhere on 43rd Street
someone does not love Sacramento.
you c.an JUSl feel 1t.
Pele Dexter I• • syadlc•led
colaaull11.
cratic Party of Walter Mondale
Willie Brown. Jerry Brown and Ro~
Bird is several notches too far to the
left for local tastes.
The last remaining-0cmocratic
legislator, state Sen. Walter Stiern. i!
rctinng this year. touching off slt\lg.
g)cs that may determine whethe1
Democrats have a11y future in Kem
County.·
A Republican assemblyman. DQll
Rogers. who has both a twang and
close tics to the oil indostry, '' favored to capture Stiern· s scat for the
Republicans-part of the long-range
GOP strategy to regain control of the
state Senate before the next round ol
reapportionment after the 1990
census.
Rogers, who has f eudcd for years
wath the No. I local Republican
politico. Congressman Bill Thomas.
Sttms to have . achieved at least a
short-range·truce. The Senate Demo-
cratic leaders, desperatelJ. trying to
hold onto the seat, tapped am Young.
a community college chancellor who.
they hoped, would have Stiern.like
appeal that would cut across party
lines.
However. Young's big blast, an
attempt to portray Rogers as a capuve
of toxic polluter,.. fizzled when, as the
Bakersfield Caltfom1an noted, "he
got so many ofh1s facts wrong that the
attack backfired."
Rogers, mtanwhile. has gleefully
ponrayed Young as a captive of
Senate President Pro Tern Da vid
Roberti and "a handful of other uhra-
liberal politicians ... "
A more problematical contest 1s for
Rogers' Assembly scat. lnitfally, it
appeared that long-umc county
Supervisor Trice H.arvey, descnbcd
by one local observer as "a good old
boy politician," would slip into
Rogers' seat easily. The Ro$ers and
Thomas factions had put aside their
differences to jointly endorse Harvey
and the Assembly's GOP leader, Pat
Nolan, had also given his blessing.
\ifost folks. I thank "-ould agree
"11h Sur.erv1sor Nestande'c, com-
mrnts (Pilot September ~4 1 that "had
11 (Prop A ) been proper!~ \truC·
tured ... might ha ve passed.'' and the
next measure to tax peopk for
transportation 1mpro~ment in Or-
ange County "must pa'>S an<.l 11 \hould
be comprehensive ..
makes two; two plus two makes four. •
":<\ndfoon. ~ate s 11 b rne·,w tar thedaneer ofmorc freeways couldn't . Ti WJ ea
But then. just days before the June
primary election, Nolan did an about-
face. He and his lieutenants, dubbed
the "Nolanistas," suddenly dumped
more than S 100,000 into the cam-
paign of Republican rival Anna Allen
and the money financed a scnes of
.. hit pieces" that arrived in the
mailboxes of GOP voters. One Nolan
lieutenant. Assemblymam Frank
Hill. vowed that he would "dnvc a
stake through Harvey's heart."
Why the sudden turnaround'!
Nolan and Co. say they decided
Harvey was a loser but Harvey says it
because he refused to pledge undying
personal loyalty to Nolan. who bas
been enga$cd in a off-and-on nower
struggle with moderate Republicans
inside the Assembl y.
Thq"d also appluud M r
Nestande's call for "gelling <.:1t11cn\'
opinions" before launching a ballot
But alas. the} 'd knock 11 do""n again
Unless ..
I mean all thoo;c lolk\ "ho arc
rapidly ansing to kill uncon1rolled
,growth -Laguna Acac h San
Clemente. Costa Mesa. l"'ine. and
yes. even Huntington Beach now.
The picture has become <1harply
focused. Freeways make growth.
Growth makes traffi c And some
By I.lie Associated Pre11
'Today is Fnday. Oc t. 3. the 276th
day of 19.86. There are 89 days left an
the year. The Jewish New Year. Rosh
Hashanah. begins at·sunsct.
Today's hiahlight in history:
On Oct. 3, 1863, Pre5ident Lincoln
declared the last Thursday in Novem-
ber Thank$&ivina Day. (The holiday
would move to the third Thursday of
November in 1939 before Congress
ORANGE COAST
llily ·Pilll
But r fear we who have awakened to
agree with Mr. Nestande's apparent
~~~~~e~~~~ u~~~ss~ts: .~;~:;_;:{; w.· L el'" t·•a r&',1'.J•c UD b.aa •able structured" and ''comprchcns1Ve he il,I, .&& ,& ~ ,l;i, J " ,&cc~
means only freeway maintenance and
a light-rail project. Then we'd a~ec
and then we'd vote for his initiative.
There as still hope. So. hark, ye. If
that's ttie voice of the turtle we hear.
the roar of the hon ·cannot be far
behind.
TOM ALEXANDER
Laguna Beach
would move 1t lo its present locauon:
the fourth Thursday of November.)
On this date:
In 1941 . Adolf Hitler delivered a
speech in Berlin in which he sajd
Russia had been broken and would
"never nsc again."
Today's b1rthdayi: Author Ooi:c
Vidal 1s 61 . Actre1s MadJyn Rhue is
52. Rock-and-roll star Chubby
Checker as 4.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman. D•
N.M .. IS 43
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Stan Oftehe. executive director of
the Oran~e County Transportauon
Commission. brought the county's
traffic situation into sharp focus
recently. when he said: "Traffic in
Orange County will never get any
better than it is rig.ht now."
And that is an important concept to
understand. This is as good as it gets,
folks. Traffic in Orange County will
continue to get worse. The challenge
IS tO keep it from setting horrible.
Look.inf for new methods to fund
addiliona roads. the Transportation
Commission. while recently under
the chairmanship of the eve~·present
James Roosevelt came up with a new
idea: let's divert some property tax
money for surface transponation.
The reasoning behind the idea is
that the voters. as indicated in the
near-~nt Propos1uon A vote, do
not want to be taxed directly for
traffic improvement. As you recall,
Proposition A would have added I
peiunt to k>cal sales Wt. But the
voters said cmpfi: tically that while
they want better traffic conditions,
they do not ~ant to pay for them with
a direct 1a~.
Thus, the Transponation Com·
mission's idea for an indirect tax.
Everyone pays propeny tax anyhow
-why not divert some (or road
tmprovements?
The problem is that to do this a
vote of the public is requuw. Sc;,
wb ale the Board of Supcrvtl0f1 rci-
c:cn lly pvc the Transportallon Com·
mm1on permiuion to study the new
funding concept. the board instructed
the commission not to bring the
concept back to the board without
"broad public support."
The board, after all, has to be
politically practical. Supervisor
Ralph Clark, who is not running for
re-election, was free to call the plan
"an innovative way to try to help our
troubled freeway system." But Super-
visor Bruce Nes~nde, currently run-
ning for statewide office, called the
plan "of dubious merit." Nestande
has been close to transportation
issues. and he feels that the $25
million or sd'tbat could be raised by
th~ property tax concept will not do
enouah.
Nestandc would like lo have the
fuhding be either fully di~ such as
a local gasoline tu, or fully 1ndi~t,
such as a fee on employers or another
fee on developers.
A psoline Wt as obviously the
fairest way to ao. The more auoline
purchased in Oranac County for
automobiles. trucks and buJCS, the
more money for roads. But. this also
rcqwres a vote, and while the public
bas aroancd but paid .. psolioe
prices skyrocketed from SO cenu to
$1.SO, it is acncrally (cit that the
public will not impose on it.elf even a
few s>ennies for additioul r'Old Wt.
A fee on employers is an intcrestina
am~ The idea is tbat since
employen attract nish,.bour em·
ployca, they should pey for more
ro9ds. This is slnular to a San
FrancilCO concept. Since c:mployen
don't vote at such, ii miaht 10.
Developer fees? How much more
can developers beat?
Indeed, the property tax idea
currently beina studied by the Trans-
portation Commission has merit, but
lt is doubtful that strona pubhc
suppon can be developed. The prob-
lem is that money for roads from
property tax has to be diverted from
other uses. And each use that would
potentially lose funds has its backers.
A po itive vote of the public, when
opposed by strong negative voices. is
hard to obtain.
Oearly, road improvements and
additions are required -not to make
the present traffic situation better, but
to keep the. future traffic situation
from becomina honible.
Any action in the direction of
improvina our roads is bi&hly .com-
mendable, but every action that is not
well-considered ha.s the tendency to
SCI US beck.
Can the vot1na.J>ublic be educated
to the need? Y n . How? Perhaps onJy
when conditiont have become un-
bearable. .,.,..,. .,..ffW ,..,,..,.,.. .. ,, .. ,.,,., .:-....,.. .,...,tr, Orup
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Anyway, the last-minute blitz
almost cost Harvey the nominatjon.
He won by only a few hundred votes
and the fallout from that, coupled
with aggressive. campaigning by
Democratic ·candidate Tom Fallgat·
ter, makes the race too close to call.
The Harvey-Fallganer contest has
been getting nasty. Harvey, emulat-
ing Rogers, is accusing his Demo-
cratic foe of being tied to liberal
Democrau such as Assembly Speaker
Willie Brown. "His two main sup-
porters are the trial attorneys and
Willie Brown," Harvey said at one
point. "They ;.re enemies of the oil
industry."
But Fallgatter, a local anomex and
civic leader, is not without h.is assets.
While he has been largely fina nced by
Brown and other Democratjc leaden,
be ba.s tried to declare bis indepef\-
den~ from them. He pointedly
sk..ippcd a local brak.fast for the
Democratic candidate for aovemor,
Los Auetcs Mayor Tom Bradley, in
July, sayina it "just didn't fit 11 far as
m.r priontics." And he has anemptcd,
with some 1ucccSJ, to jump on toxic
pollution as an issue .
Harvey's role in a biahly con-
trovcriial contract for a new county
•welfare bulldina. awarded to the son
of a prominent local politic.al
llnanaer despite his no(h.avin,1 the
low bid, has been a f1mmerina •Rue. u well.
All of which means that lbe
Democrats have at least an outsidt
chance of avoidina a IOQI shutout
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FRIDAY, OCfOBER 3, 1986 . 25 CENTS
Former Mesa man 'lying in wait' when -
he shot 12-year-old in forest, jury finds
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY years ago in the shooting death of a
ot ... ..,,......,.. · 12-year-old girl m Cleveland Na-
An Orange County j ury voted the tional Forest.
death penalty Thursday for Thomas The one-time Costa Mesa resident
Edwards who was convicted fof r grimaced slightly as the clerk read the f> r·~ r -' .
President Reagan's suf-
fers major defeat when
the Senate overrides.his
veto on South Africa
sanctions./ M
Sports
Red Sox hurler Roger
Clemens will start Tues-
day against Angels./C1
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$79Min
• cocaine
seized
-inHB
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .. ..,"94..... .
Los An$eles pohcc and federal drug
agents seized $79 million wonh of
cocaine -some of it packed in blue
corrugated boxes illustrated with a
picture of Libyan strongman Moam-
maf Gadhafr -at a home in
Huntington Beach.
Officials said that 4S7 pounds of
cocaine, one of the largest hauls ever
in Orange County, were confiscated
at 2618 Delaware St. Arrested was·
Luz Mary Guzman. 26. a native of
Colombia. r
Officials. armed with state search
warrants. also arrested Manual Vas-
quez Garcia, 65, at 2701 Canary
Drive in Costa Mesa where docu-
ments relating to the case were seized.
Garcia and two other suspects ar-
rested Tuesday in the two-county raid
were also natives of Colombia.
Police made sweeps at residences in
Orange, Buena Park and Los Angeles
where $526.000 in cash was seized in
a home.
Dwight McKinney. a spokesman
for the federal Drug Enforcement
Agency. said Thursday t!tat officials
are investigating '11'hat significance .
Gadhafi's picture on the boxes of
cocaine may have.
He speculated that the likeness of
the boastful Libyan leader may have
been merely a label put on by shippers
to provide directions to cocaine
distributors.
"It can be a way to tell the mule
(drug carrier) where to take the
packages ... he said.
McKinney said the crackdown
began when police arrested two
(Pleaee eee BUST/ A2)
Suspected dru~k
blalned in deatJi;
NB officer hurt
By STEVE MARBLE °' ... .., ........
A Balboa resident was killed and
two others -including a Newpon
Beach policeman -were seriously
injured early Thursday in a two-car
collision that was blamed on drunken
driving._ .
Officer Joe Trasher, on routine
patrol at the time, suffered head
injuries and massive facial darnage m
the 12:25 a .m . wreck.
The crash claimed the life of Jake
Finney, 39. and left Kent H indes. 32.
of Costa Mesa. seriously injured. said
Lt. Tim Newman.
Hind~s. rushed to the Fountain
Valley Regional Hospital trauma unit
with Trasher, has been booked on
(Pleue He CRASH/ A2)
verdict al 4:43 p.m. in Superior Coun
in Santa Ana.
The j ury began deliberating Mon-
day in the penalty phase of the trial to
determine whether Edwards sh_ould
face life in prison without the possi-
bility of parole or the gas chamber at
San Quentin.
Jury deliberations apparently
centered on the question of whether
EdwardJ' actions were applicable to
the special circumstance of "lying in
wait," indicatmg the shootings were
premeditated.
Earlier Thursday, j urors asked
Judge James Judge to reread instruc-
tions pertaining to the question of
lying in wait. About two hours later,
they anno unced they l).ad reached. a
verdict.
Five years ago, the 43-year-old
Edwards shot and killed Vanessa
Heralding the new year
Rabbl Ste~hen Elnatein blow. a ahofar, or ram'• horn, at
Temple B nal Tsedek in Fountain Valley to herald Rosh
Haahana, the bealnnlna of the Jewis h new/ear• which
begin• at sundown toclay. The aoundlng o the shofar
repreaenta a call for aplrttual reawakening.
fbeni and seri9usly wounded Kelly
Canicr, also 12, while the pair from
Lake Elsinore walked aJong a dirt
road at Blue Jay Campground trear
Ortega Highwar. .
Jurors convicted him of first-
dcgrec murder at bis first trial, but
could not decide oil the death penalty.
A second penalty hearing resulted
in a death 5Cr.!encc, but a judge later
ruled Edwaros had not received
proper represcntaoon.
Deputy Public Defender Richard
Schwanzberg said after Thursday's
heanna that be felt the Jury had been
swayed by the fact that Edwards shot
two young ~rls.
··1 think it's an important ta.sk for a
jury not to be inOuenced by two .12-
ycar-old girls." Schwartzberg said.
'That was (prosecutor) John Con-
(Pleue aee EOW ARDS/ A2).
Hostages'· kin
issue appeal
on ·Be.ruit TV
By RODEINA KENAAN •n • ,,,..,_..._ •
BEIRUT , Lebanon -Govern-
ment television broadcast Thursday
part of a videotaped appca1 for the
release of American hostages by
members Q.f their families and two
-captives who have been freed.
About 45 seconds of the fi ve-
minute tape, made in Washington.
was carried on an evening news
program seen m Moslem west Beirut
m hopes 1t would be seen by the Shiite
Moslems believed to be holding most
of the Americans.
Ten relatives and former hostages
took part in the appeal. Among them
was the Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco,
who was freed June 26 after being
held 19 months by Islamic Jihad, a
pro-Iranian Shiite fundamentalist
group.
Jenco. 53. addressed himself to
Haj, the guard who had been 1n charge
of Jenco and three other Amcncan
hostaees -David Jacobsen of the
Amencan University Hospital. Terry
A. Anderson. chief Middle East
correspondent for The Associated
Press: Thomas Sutherland of the
American U n1vers1ty of Beirut.
"Dear Haj. You know who I~·"
Jenco sai<f. "I ha vc had the -O'J)-
portunity to share love and embraces
with my loved ones -brothers,
sisters and nieces. . and I would
hope that Tom, Terry and David
would have the same )Oy."
He said he had listened to HaJ
praying, and "I knew what }'OU were
praying about. The kind. ge ntle.
loving God answered my prayers and
certainly m}' fam ily's prayers and I
honcstl) believe, HaJ. that our com-
mon. gentle. loving God will also hear
your prayers ...
The entire 45-second segment
Jacobsen's son
hopes Shlltes will
show compassion
By TONY SAAVEDRA
01-..o.ir .........
The son of kidnapped Amencan
David Jacobsen said he ·hopes the
videotaped appeal played on
Lebanese telev1s1on will stnke a note
of compassion an the Shute Moslems
holding the Amencan hostages.
EncJacobscnofHunnngton Beach
was among the 10 relatives and
former hostages appeanng on a
videotape aimed at persuading the
captors to release the hostages for
humanitanan reasons.
Only a pon1on of the tape. featur-
ing ex-hostage the Rev. Lawrence
Jenco. "as played dunng a news
segment shown Thursda}' in Moslem
West Beirut -
While Jacobsen·s appeal did not
appear on the broadcac;t, he was
hopeful that Jenco's mes~ge would
reach its target.
.. His message was important be-
cause he knows the men guarding the
hostages more than an} of us do:·
(Pleue eee JACOBSEN'S /A&)
broadcast was devoted 10 Jenco\
plea.
Jerem) Le\ in. a hostage "ho
escaped. and David Jacobscn·s son
Eric also spoke on the tape and
Anderson's sister Pegg) Sa) appeared
on 1t. sitting between Presb}terian
clerg) man BenJamlJl Weir "ho was
released, and Enc Jacobsen
(Pleue eee HOSTAGE/A5)
Mon9aylast
day to register
to vote Nov. 4
Monday 1s the last da) to register to
vote an the "Jo\ 4 general election
Any ehg.1blc resident who u not
no" registered or who hac; had a
change of address since lac;t regis-
tenng, can rece1' c l!,rcg1strat1on form
at the RegistrarofVoter>office. 1300-
C South Grand A\ e . in anta Ana
between a.m and 5 rm. on
wee~da)s
A car d.rh·en by a dnmken drtring aupect
and a Newport police car are badly damaged.
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after a Newport Boule•ard colllelon Thma-
day. One man was killed..
Forms are also available at city
halls. Orange Count' public ltbrane .
some cit) hbrnnes and most post
(Pleue eee VOTE/A2)
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Nicaraguan baseball team
Welcomed by Irvine mayor ROBERT
HYNDMAN
Hutton stonewalling
on audit, rival says
By ROBERT BARKER
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Dclo1tte. Haskin & ~lls company.
points out problems m keeping track
of cost effect1vcnc of out 1de coun-
sel. allegedly failing to conduct ~r
formancc evaJuaoon of stafl' ... cm-
bers and the need to set 1.1p an
attomey<hent relat1onsh1p bctw~n
the city attorney and en) dtpan-
mcnu and manaament offic1ab.
All-star team onCalifornTa mini-tour;
baseball called commoi:i ond with U.S.
Altbou&h young Amencan men arc
aoina down to defeat aaainst well-
trained N1carquans, rest assured the
losses are only being suffered on the
buebeJI diamond.
The national all• tar team from
Nkarqua is o n a mini-tour o(
Southern California, playing collcac
teams -and wtnnm,1-in an effort
to build betitr rclaoons than thoSt
shown between the U.S. and Sftd-
inista aovcmments.
"I think this 11 a wonderful op-
portunity to break. down barriers and
sttk common bonds between o ur
countnes," said Irvine Mayor Larry
Aaran whilcwclcomin& the team for a
v1s1t Thursday to City Hall.
Readina 1n Spanish to the team
memben and coache , Aifln said,
"I'm sure that everyone here has, in
some way, felt the tension that exists
between the government of your
country and ours. Spcalcina as one
American to another, thouah, I feel
compelled to say that one of the surest
ways to overcome this tension Is by
communicatm& throu&h the common
bonds that exist betwten u
"BaStbell is one of these bonds. a
national P,8Stime in both .of our
~ountncs. • ~n said the ba~ball pmcs arc
rcmmisccnt of the so-called .. pina-
pona diplomacy•· that paved the way
Fo cus ON THl NEws
to better relations between the United
tates and Chma io thecarly '70s.
But t' .nayor, a political south-
paw, sa.J there was nothing pohtical
about his inv1tat1on to the tca111 from
Nicarqua, wh05C gov~rrunrnt i
actively opposed by the Reagan
Admint trauon.
Althouih Av.an said the re t of the
council supported his proposal to
invite the Nicaraauan team. none
(Pleue ... rncARAOUA1'/ A2)
..
Huotina1on Beach Clty Attorney
Gail Hutton 1s "stonewaJhng 1t" by
failing to release to the public the
results ofa management audit of her
department taken nearly 1 year ago.
challenger Ted Johnson said at a pre s
conference.
John.son. an Orange County dcput,y
dist n et attorney and 1 --candidate for
cit¥ attorney m the Nov. 4 election,
clatmed that the two-term incumbent
··dehberatelyorche tratcdacoverup"
by failina to release the study.
Johnson, 41 , cl11tned that a <1um·
mary of the sn.soo analym by the
Johnson, spealHn8 at a Pft s cno-
ferencc at the Hunttngton Beach
Library Wednesday, sa.1d the the
audit nc-ed to be made public or
olbef'\1se votcn ~on't know what
kind OfaJob Hutton has done.
Hutton. bowc"er. declare, that a
(Pl ...... &L&CTtOJlf / A.2)
•
AJI ~eo.t DAILY PILOT/ Friday, October 3, 1088
CRASH •••
hem Al
IU'PtCtOn of felony drunken dnvana
aJ\d vehicular manslauahter
Because of his injuries, Hindes wu
not jailed. He sustained head, chest
and abdomJ naJ injuries. accord!na to
a hospital spoltcswomat;'.
Officers said that ttindcs., drivina
east on Balboa Boulevard, made an
abrupt left tum in front of TrasJ\er's
patrol car at 9th Street, near the
Balboa Pier.
The officer's car slammed into the
passenger's side of the approachina
car cruthina Finney and Pushina the
l 9S6 Buick sedan into the patio of a
nearby residence.'
Trasher. a seven-year veteran of the
police force. may have lost conscious-
"'1!ess brieOy butcventually was able to
radio for help, police said.
Residents in ~he area reported the
collision and a police dispatcher -at
first unaware Trasher was involved in
the wreck -tried to radio ttie
patrolman to 'respond to the crash.
"They tried to reach him several
times, not knowing he was in the
accident," said police spokesman
Kent Stoddard.
One of the first police officers to
respond was able to break out ia side
window of the patrol car and pull
Trasher from t~ecka~.-!'findq_
and Finney also were trapped in their
vehicle.
Finney, who sustained major head
injuries, died at the Western Com-
munity Hospital trauma unit in Santa
Ana. Both Trasher and Hindes re-
mained in senous but stable con-
dition Thursday at the Fountain
Valley hospital.
Trasher is a former traffic· safety
officer in Newport Beach and had
attend_~ a Neiahborhood Watch
meeting a short time before the
accident, said Stoddard.
He said Trasher. who is getting
mamed later this month. may ha ve to
·undergo plastic surgery for the facial
11\j uries.
I
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Traffic investigator Bill Mcinnis
said he is not sure where Hindes and
his passenger were coming from or
going to. He said the address llSled oo
Finncy's drivers· license was only
blocks from the accident scene.
Noel Area, head coach of the Nicaraguan bueball team,
algne a ball for the city of Irvine•• a momento of hi• 'rialt.
NICARAGUAN TEAM .•.
The Buick, though driven by Hind-
es. was registered to the other man.
said Mcinnis.
The accident will be 1nvest1gated
b} Newport Beacti police and the
Califorma Highway Patrol.
·From Al
JOtned him as host' 1 hursda>. Kra1:-
t1on to nrw'i of the tt'am's '1s11 , .. a,
mixed. he admmed. but with '>hghtl)
more call'> to (1ty Hall in support of
thC Vl'ill.
ELECTION FOE ...
From Al
dec1S1on to relca~ tlte audit hndings
depends on a legal op101on on
whether the report 1s public e\ en
thoup 1t "as financed b} public
funds.
City Adm1n1strator Charle~
Thompson asked Hutton to give an
opinion on whether the audit was
public. She reportedly said ti was a
confli ct of interest and suggested that
an 1nuepend4'nt auorne~ 1., needed.
But none ha' hcen lmed
Huuon alc;,q ~1d lhJt managemrn1
audm of other dc.:partmcnts ha' c not
been made public.
She s~ud the audit of lll'r ckpan-
mcnt "as "<;tcrling." But otha'> \Jld
that "as not their interpretation of
the anal} 'ii\
Agran welcomed the team, then led
them on an informal tour of the City
Hall offices. encouraging city em-
ployees to chat wittl the Nicaraguan
visitors. After distributing med-
allions ~itb the city seal embossed on
them, Agran asked team members to
sign a baseball as a memento of their
VISll.
The California tour b) the baseball
team was .organized b) And)
l 1berman and the Los Angekc;-hased
"Bats Not Bombs" group. which
hopes to promote more peacdul
relation' in ( entral Amenca.
Last unday at C Berkeley. th<.'
Nicaraguans won 7-5. Othergames
arc c;chedu led toda) at College of the·
tanyons in Valencia and ·unday
against Santa N1on1ca C ollegc at
UCLA. Tickets. arc $5.
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today with h6Qhe rMQlno from the mid to UPf* eoa at th• he 0tecas
bMChM and low 70. Tn W.mer Inland .,..., according to the
National WMthet a.Moee.
The weather Wilt be f8lr t= Md S.furday, with tome loCal QUety northeae1q wlnda · pMaea lll'ld canyona. Lows 48 to M. Highs In the 70.. • •
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EDWARDS TO DIE FOR SLAYING •••
From Al -• ·
T homae Edwarda ln 1981 •
ley's theme throughou t the 1nal and
they listened to him.
"I think it was Wrong. lfhe had shot
two adults we wouldn't be here nght
now. He would've been given life
wtt hout parole in the first place."
Schwaroberg said Edwardr; had
deep-seated emouonal problems and
wa'i sorry for what he did.
"Tom Edwaras has developed such
an intense feeling of remorse that the
idea of bt'ing .Put to death for this
doesn't hurt him as much as society
would want 1t to," he said.
Deput> Dist rict Attome) ( onle>
!Wild he was satisfied with the verdict.
Although Jurors didn't know much
about Edwards' past. they "s..'""
enough to 'ICC what kmd of a person he
reall) 1s." Conley said.
"He's not a decent guy who lkw off
the handle for a few seconds. They
seemed to be saying there was nothing
good enough about him to outweigh
what he d1d.'0
Jurors didn't know that Edwards
was confined for 14 year~ m
Maryland mt conspiracy to commit
armed robbery. "because he was so
dangerous." Conley said.
He was 1mpnsoned in a patuxent
institution -a special pnson for
criminals who have psychiatric prob-
lems. He was released in 1977 because
ofa change 1n Maryland law.
Conley sa id he reJected a proposal
by the defense and the judge to forego
the tnal 1f Edward would accept the
sentence ofhfc wnhout parole.
•·1 was concerned that there's no
precedenb on wa1v1ng yo ur right to
appeal," Conley said. •·1 also thought
considering what we know of Ed-
wards' background that jurors should
determine the que t1orrof death."
In an unusual dcc1s1on , the Jurors
unanimously agreed not to talk to the
press about their deliberations and
verdict. .,
Judge still could ignore the Jury's·
decision when hc.pac;sec; sentence and
i1vc Edwanha life term. Th~t hearing
1~ scheduled for No'. 17.
BUST-NETS $79 MILLION IN COCAINE ...
From Al
suspects carrying a suitcase in Los
Angeles Tuesday. Through infor-
mation allegedly contained 1n the
luggage. police obtained search war-
rants.
Four suspects are bemgheld 1n Los
Anfeles city Jail in lieu of$ I million
ba1 each
Lt. Dan Cooke of the Los Angeles
Police Department said the seizure is
consistent with the increasing use of
drugs in Southern California
VOTE.:.
From Al
otlices and will be malled upon
r~qucst b) calling 834-2244.
To be eli~bl~ 10 vote. a person
must be a resident of California and a
United States citizen who is at least 18
years old-on election day and not on
parole or imprisoned for a felon)
conv1ct1on . - -
To encourage regismnion. tht
Re~1strar"s Office will have represen-
tatives at three Orange Coast lo-
cations on Saturday. Sunday and
Monday.
Elections emplO)'CCS will be at
Huntington Center Mall, 7777 Ed-
inger Ave. 1 n H untiogton Beach and
Fedco. 3030 Harbor Blvd. in Costa
Mesa from noon to S p.m. Saturda)
and Sunday.
They wi ll be at the Hu ntington
Beach Police Department. 2000 Main
St. from 6 p.m. to midnight Monday.
The Registrar's Office wi ll also
have weekend and evening hours tn
the last three days before the rcgis-
1 rauon dcadhne.
Office hours will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
aturday. noon to 5 p.m. Sunday and
8 a m. to m1dn1ght Monday.
MAIN O,,ICE
Jl' ~tC1 It, t t•t ...... CA
l.'a edJltHa I • '"80 C ••Mesa CA 9J624
"The alleged experts say drug use 1s
leveling off. But it's not." he said.
"Sc11urcs arc overwhelming and we
arc onl} getting a portion (of cocaine
shipments.)
.. Last year we se11cd SI billion in
drugs (mostly cocaine.) This year 1t''>
$2 billion already.''
C ookc said that the LAPO 1s trying
to counter 'ikyrocketmg drug use
through lb PrOJCCt DARE (drug
abuse remtance education) where
ofliccrs go to all elementary and
JU n1or high '>ch't>ol'I and partici pate in
a 17-wcck program The goal 1s to give
)oungstcro; '>elf respect and .to help
make them ahle to c;ay no to pushers.
he said.
Police enlist star athletes but are
ha' ing trouble finding any who never
have tned drugs. he said.
He said that currently 55 percent of
all murder\ 1n Los Angeles arc linked
to dru~ as arc 82 J'lCrccnt of all bank
robberies.
SUDDEN STORM ...
From Al
Hail was reported in Pasadena,
Griffith Park. across the Holl)'wood
Hi lls and into the San Fernando
Valley, said Nauonal Weather Ser-
vice meteorologist Michael Lewis.
Thursday's rainfall of 1.02 inche'I
recorded downtown broke the
pr.cv1ous record of0.42 inches set Oct.
2. 19 16 1n Los Angeles, the weather
se~satd. flr1":mRl~50inc es
of ram fell.
·•1t looks like a thunderstorm yo u'd
ha \1'9 in the desert, as far as the sizt'
and intensity -heavy rains, strong
gusting winds. thunder and hght-
ning.'' 1..cw1s said.
Eli.zabcth Wimmet . Department of
Water and Power spokeswoman. said
hghtnin,-causcd blackouts were re-
porttd in several areas. including
Silverlake, Eagle Rock, Northridge
and Highland Park.
"Cal State Northridge and North-
ndge Fashion Square are out after
being struck by lightning.·· she said.
Sheets of raio and hail pounded the
Golden talc Freeway. backing up
traffic from the downtown area to
Valencia, 35 miles northwest of the
city. Minor flooding was reported on
freeway lanes throughout the area.
The storm showed signs of relent-
WrRE Li s TE NIN G
1ni Thurs<la) evcnmg. but heavy
rainfall was still betng reporteQ. _in
som~as ofThe 1.os Angeles basin.
1he weather service 'laid.
Traffic slowed but there were no
maJor tie-up or accidents because of
the ram and hail, Cahfom1a Highway
Patrol Officer Mike Kerr said.
"Usually when the rain comes, we
have about 33 percent more aoc1-
dcnts, but 1t'~ a little to early to tell ...
Kerr said ..
The NWS issued a severe thunder-
storm warning for the south-central
areas of Los Angeles County effective
at 5:30 p.m. The thunderstorm was
c;tpcCTed ro produce w1-nds up lo SO
mph and half-inch hail.
"If th<eatenang weather ap-
proaches, go to a safe place 1mmed1-
ately," the NWS warned.
The thunderstorm struck about 11
a.m. -in some areas when a lo"
pressure system developed over the
Mojave Desert, east of Los Angeles.
Lewis said. A cold northerly air Oow
aloft and warm moist air below
caused the hail, he ~1d.
Rainfall was mostly hght but some
sites in the San Gabriel Mountains
received onc-quaner to one-third of
an inch during the day .
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'Babies' brings-·
burleSque back
~
The term "burlesque show" calls up a mi~y image from the
archives ofthe,entertainment industry-a world of strippers and
showgirls, of baggy ~nts comics and bewhiske~_g;tgs~ of
pitchmen hawking candy and popcorn at intermission.
About a quarter of a century ago, onetime legendary peeler
Ann Corio-created a-tribute to her-craft entitled "'This Wu
Burlesque." It opened off Broadway about the same time "'Gypsy"
chronicled the life of another strip queen on both stage and screen,
and ran for years.
That aspect of Americana was then quiet until few years ago,
-----------when Ralph G. Allen and Harry
Toi
-TITUS
Rigby decided ·t-wn time to
introduce "the world of burlesque •
to a new generation, and "Sugar
Babies" was born. With Mickey
Rooney and Ann Miller reviving
their careers as the top bananas,
the show became one of Broad-
••••••••••• way's splashiest hits. And now that broad-based comedy tribute has come to Orange County at
Anaheim's Grand Dinner Theater.
Rooney and Miller aren't involved in the local incarnation,
but this doesn't make the Grand show any less enjoyable. Their
roles are filled quite capably by a rotund, rubber-faced comic
named E.E. Bell and a high-stepping Miller lookalike, Madilyn
Clark. Both expend enormous energy in their vintage routines
which. like most of the show's numbers and skits. arc traditional
entertainment pieces dating back to the tum of the century.
Bell and second bananas Bill Mulliken, Joe Shea and Lon
Huber revel in the recreation of some of the world's oldest comedy
sketches -"Meet Me Round the Corner," "The Broken Arms
Hotet:."·The Little Red Schoolhouse" and "The Coun of Last
Reson." These are time-tested routines, down to the built-in rim
shots from the orchestra, and no matter'how familiar they are, the
laughs are still there.
e strippers are in less abundance, modestly protected by
bod ockin&!! but one number involving a flight of doves is quite
pro ocativ . ·1 he first alJd second acr finales -an all-female
mins et show and a flag-waving tribute-to Uncle Sam -are
colorful, but somehow lacking in the prerequisite pizzaz for their
spots on the bill.
Then there is "The Act" -a specialty number traditionally
included on most burlesque bills. In this case, it's ma~cian Dana
Daniels who will hardly force youi to hold your sides wt th glee. His
loud-beaked pa~ more laughs than he does.
Still, the br~ad, ba~s comedy is king, and in this respect
"Sugar Babies" is a grand evening at the Grand. The tenor of the
bawdy humor is noticeably toned down to encourage the family
trade, and few parents need be concerned about bringing the kids to
see a "burlesque show."
"Sugar Babies" is booked into the Grand, 7 Freedman Way in
Anaheim, through the first of February, playing nightly except
Sundays at varying curtain times with matinees on weekend
afternoons. Call 772-77 10 for ticket information.
BACK.ST AGE -Speaking of showbiz nostalgia, a revue called
"Rodgers and Hart," cele_Q_rating the noted musical comedy team,
c:mens tonigfu at Cat State Fullenon._.the production runs two
weekends and ticket information is available at 773-337 1 ....
Publisher: Karen Wittmer
Editor: Tom Tait
Datebook Edito,. Dixie Redfearn
Art Director: Steven Hough
Circulation Manager: Terry Kandle
Production Manager: Robert Cantrell
Dattbook 1s publishtd every Fnday by the Oninat Coast Publish1n1 Co .•
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642-4321. Rqular business hours arc 8 a.m. 10 S p.m .. Monday thr()Ulh Fnday Deadline for calendar of events items and ltncn 11 S p.m. Monday.
The entire rontcnts or Datcboolt arc cop~nahtcd by the Oranat Cout Publishing Co. All riahts •~ reserved. ·
s * OaJty Pilot Datebook/ Friday, October 3, 1986
JULIO IGLESIAS GIVES A PLASTIC PER-
FORMANCE IN COSTA MESA ••.•••••.•••.•..•. 11
By BOB NAVARRO Poor Julio. Peeved and petulant, pretty and
packaged, weak and thin. Now before y~u think I'm talking abo~t
IOIDe IUY working at the car wash let medilabme you. I rder1o Jubo
Ialesias-the number on~ sinaer oflove sonp.on this whole plan~t.
ibat's right folks -platmum, ~ld and milliona of dollan. Glitz
and Glamour but all Julio can~ of is "many tinp bappi.n: to ~e
-dis make me cn111zy " Julio spent a good deal of his tune in
Orange County ~utina out loud over a review in a Los Anleles daily
n ewspaper which strongly implied Julio is gathering all those
miliona under false pretenses.
"CROCODILE DUNDEE" GETS MIXED RE-
VIEWS FROM OUR CRITICS ..................... 10
As the swan song for this group of guest critics, they were sent to Paul
Hogan's "Crocodile Dundee." Not a very agreeable bunch anyway
(can you guess who the black sheep of the group was?) they did not
agree on this film, either. But the majority thought it was worth a
loo~ Read their tast reviews.and look ahead to next week, when we
unleash a whole new group. Our 'freshmen'-pest critics will-review
"Children ofa Lesser God.'' ·
INTERVAL BOUSE FUND-RAISER AT FOUR
SEASONS A mT.................. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . 11
By VIDA DEAN Each year the Interval House auctions have
attracted VIPs and celebs, but.at the seventh annual one at the Four
Seasons the group outdid itself. The President of the United States
showed. Well, anyway, a RouJd Reapa look-alike who came in
with presidential treatment -police escorts arranged by Seal Beach
Police Chief Stacy Picascia. A special prize a~J!ded during the
evening was a 1960 Chrysler limo that wu used bf Reagan when he
was governor.
OutOnTheTuwn
PARTNERS BISTRO AN INTIMATE DINING
EXPERIENCE •••••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•.•••••••••.•. 14
By FIFI CHAO At about 10 a.m., Richard Sadleir is in the kitchen
cutting the-meat ponions by band, malcing-uuces and consulting
~th the chef about the daily specials. Tbinp arc looking good and
smelling wonderful. I always enjoy a dandestiri.. peck into the
kitchen of Partners Bistro in Laguna Beach -almost as much as I
enjoy eatina the food in this intimate little dining room. Sadleir is the
owner of this I 0-year success story and his purpose is not to razzle-
dazzle the diner, but rather to provide very consistent, high quaJity
unpretentious food in relax.iJlg surroundings.
CALENDAR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••.•.• 4
llUSIC REVIEW •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.••. 9
~ RESTAURAllT KBWS •••.•.••.••••••••••••••••••.•• 16
M
Distributing
art
through
technology
BY ROBERT HYN DMAN
u ·s E
i
W11h croyons"po1sed above blank
sheets of while paper, rhe secood·
graders v1suol1ze the scene descnbed 1n
1~low1ng poem. Their reacher reods
olood
Across 1he ,xJ!e deserl of sond and
· scrub. Propelled by on vrgency only 1hey
understand, Five native rtders go/lop,
spears held Aloft as,/ 10 teep a1 boy the
great shadowy bird Descending above
them at live times the" speed, three
gleoming limbs already thrust from Its
bJcxk.11/ed bely preponng to grob the
earth:
And this beneath o clear blue dy that
Seems to bend 1he very ground under its
we1gh1 And give absolute authority to
1ha1 giant apporrt1on Which hos some
how exploded from !he future.
Their 1moginotions sroked, the srudenrs
set 10 work, diligenlly l1U1ng the blon~
sheets with vivid, sensttwely rendered
1n1erprelotions of 1he poem.
Only ofter 1heir artwork is completed
ore 1hey shown the inspiring acrylic
pomling by Jeny Wayne Downs, who
olso penned lhe accompanying poem In
11, a NASA space shurtle sweeps dra.
mottcoly from the sky while lndt0ns spnnt
on horseback across a desert landscape
111 o sUfreol col1ts100 of spoce·oge tech
nology and pr1mrt1ve notUfoltsm.
ieseordlers who condocled the
classroom exercise were strud by two
1mmed101e resuhs. fostly, lhe young stu·
dents' opprec101ton for the Downs point
1ng was greatly eohonced, hov1ngJtlored
on 1nsptrot100 s1m1lor 10 the artist's. And
secoodly, thetr ortwe<k, although crude
ond lading in derail, contained the some
essenriol elements as Downs's work -
womon ostr1de horses, aggressively
confronting o large space ship or similar
vessel.
Such hands on experience and op·
prectOllOn for the OrltStlC process IS wflol
o new museum is trying lo foster among
school children
The Modem Museum of Ar1, w11h
headquarters in Newport Beach, is 1us1
now 1ry1ng 10 attract ottentt0n ona rhe
necessary funds 10 promote orrs educo
lion 1n the 001100 s schools ond en
courage children to eJplore other
aspects of art and 011 h1srory on rhe1r
own
Ann Resn1~ of loguno Beoch. o direc-
1or wrth the non profit museum said lhe
concept began several years ago when
funds ro P1Jblic education sullered dros11c
cutbacks
'The firsr classes lo go were rhe orrs
ond humon111es." Resn1l said
Qoo11ng srot1stics from the No11onol
Deporrmenr of Educo11onol S1011s1ics, mu·
seum oll1c1ols soy classes not1onw1de
offered 1n cultural opp<ec1011on ac-
counted for only 0 6 percenr ol lh~ total
humon1l1es courses offered 1n secondary
schools likewise only 36 2 percent of
all P1Jbl1c schools ollered any courses 1n
cultural opp<ec1011on
"This concerned o lot of us who ,#>
decided ro explore oppoitunt11es to
b<mg or1s educo1ton boc~ 'Resn1~ soid
One of rhe first 1h1ngs we realized is
rhor we could ro~e odvonroge of rhe
tec~y and new lorms ol com-
muntCOIK>l'l thot ore ovo1loble now "
W1rh rhot 1n mind museum orgon1zers
-drown from throughout rhe Orange
Coosr and r6presen11ng venous pro
fesslOOOI bock grounds -come up w1lh o
pion 10 organize arr e~h1bltt0ns not on
museum woUs, but on videotapes and 1n
sltde shows These programs could be
produced and dupltColed for m<11S d1s-
1r1bul100 ro schools and community
groups lhroughour the counrry.
.LJ ·M
walls
In other words, Resnik explains, 1f you
can't bnng the sludenrs too museum, you
• con sriU b<mg o museum 10 lhe students
AccC>fding to plans, o spec1ofty de·
signed program w1I be compiled whteh
.could be 1nlegroted 1n10 o reacher's
lesson plans and meer o school d1slrtCr's
model CUfriculum srondords A curator
w1I select the artwork o!¥l tronslole 11
Ofllo-sltdes Of o videotape with norro
IK>l'I, mostC and accomponi1ng 1nstruct10n
guides for the reacher 10 use
A pilot slide show program was
created lost foU w11h wC>fks by Newport
Beach orltsl Jerry Downs and with 1npu1
lrom the students ond teachers at the
use Annenburg School of Communteo
hon, who also evaluated the results
The pr0grom, 1nclud1ng rhe "word
picture" exercise described eorher . was
cOi\ifuC'l'eCrot l 5'scllo01Siliroughout
Pointing on
the cover
"V IOlot1t19
Tune ZOtleS, "
11ght IS
''View ol
Antiquity"
and below IS
"Phase Froni
Advancing linear
Time' by
Newport Beach .
Ol llSI Jerry
Wayne Downs
'
Southern Cohforn10
··we were very pleoseo with 1he
resuhs," Resnik soid 'Our pr1mory
purpose is nor to reach ort history but 10
explore the commun1cot1ot1 ospeCls of
art We wonted to see how art com
municores and this study helped We re
1nreres1ed in s11mulo1mg inrerest 1n the
arts, creo1tng o desire fOf students 10
then seet CAA mortroo their own
For the students the reoc11on was
equally en1hust0sttC
·we received o lot of pos.1tvP feed
bock. ResnA SO•d One student wrote
'h's fun 10 see what the 0<11s1 was
1h1nk1ng '
Resnik also said evaluators hod some
preconceived nott0ns smashed concern
1ng the locott0n of the schools While
they thought studef\ls from oreos li\e
Please see -Museum {;og-; I 2.
Dally Piiot Datebook/ Friday, October 3, 1986 I
. '\
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DCI
SM TW TFS
2 -3-4
5 6 7 8 9 1011
12 1314 15 161718
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 3 t
and Lectures.
.. EVERYBODY WINS" a lec-
ture aod worbbop by nationally
known business and professional
COMuJtant. Terry McBride, to-
nightat 7:30andSaturday IOam.
to 5 p.m. at the HcaJix Center,
23732 Birtcher Drive in El Toro.
Admusion to the lecture •. -~
Power W1thio!' IS $ 15, ·-and
-Cl.aimJng. Your Magn,ifiocncc".
the ~turday workshop is $50 pre-
registered and S5 5 at the door. For
further information, call the HcaHx Center at 859-7940 .
Saturday
WOMEN WHO LOVE TQO
MUCH A support group for
Frlcfay women today at 10 a_m., 335
THINK THIN a pamless proven Centennial Way in Tustin.
wa> to lose and maintain the perfect Barbara Lee 544-3711. .
wci&ht for yourself. •• offered each RIC'lt ~R an alcoholism
Frtday 11 to J 2:30 p.m. at the Sun counselor. publisher .and psycho-
Stgn, a mct.aphy•1cal boobtorc. ,Jogjcal consultant, will lead an all
32 122 Pasco Adelanto 1n San Juan day program on childhood prob-
Captilrano. The class off~ pos111vc lems that haunt adults today
affirmauon's, v1i.uahza11on and staning a\. 9 a.m . in Adminis-
wc1&ht control for all who parua patc trallon 136, Golden West College,
SI O a v1!>1t •• the fee for th" fun . 15744 Golden West St. in Hunt-
workablc conttnu1ng gro up rngton Beach. Program fee is $25.
493. 71 SI b" h · I d · ·-"' · I · w 1c inc u es pnn""' matena
DR. SALL V JUDE 1986 Leona and a tape of the program. For
Gerard Diningu1shed Lecturer, more information, 891-3-991.
shaf~ her expcnences wnh the CPR TRAINING today 1-5 p.m.
NASA team and discusses op-at the Mission Hospital
portunllles for women in science. Community Hospital Commun1-
South Coast Community Church, ty Educauon Center, 27451 Los
8 p.m.. tonight. Tickets, $6, SS. Altos, ID Mission Viejo. Fee is SIO
and ~4 are available at UCI Fine R e g istrat ion information A~ Box office. Call 8 56-6616 for 364-1770.
telephone. mail and credtt orders. N ATION AL ROMANCE ~ponsored b}' tJCI office of Arts WRITE RS OF AMERICA will
L
hear Jill Marie Landis, histoncal
author and winner of the 1986
Golden Hean Awa.rd , as their
featured speaker at their luncheon
meeting today at 11 :30 a.m. at the
Sizzler Restaurant. 140 I N.
Harbor Blvd. in Fullerton. Vis-
itors arc welcome. The $3 non-
member fee docs not include
luncD.FOr more informatfon. call
(213)927-4255.
'Monday
•"DEP RESSION, StflCIDE,
ANDMOOD DISORDERS" a free
public lecture from· 7-9 p.m. at
Loyola Marymount Auditorium,
480 South Batavia in Orange, and
sponsored by St. Joseph Hospital
of Oran ge. The speakers will be
Hiram.sin De Silva. M.0 ., James
Stanley M.D. and Douglas Kahn,
M.D. No registration is necessary.
For more information, call
771-8040.
Tuesday
STRESS MANAGEMENT
Weekly public service program
presented to the community free
of charge. Sessions will focus o n
the managment of stress through
hypnosis. meditation and sclf-
actualization. Begins Aug. 19 and
continues each Tuesday from
noon until I p.m. through No-
vember. Library l:loom 101 ,
. sadd leback Colleie. 28000
Marguerite Pkwy., Mission Viejo.
582-4571.
"MANAGING YOUR DIA·
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day lectures from 7 to 9:30 p.1n. at
th e Mission Hospital Community
Education Center, 27451 Los
Altos in Mission Viejo. Fee is S 15.
364-1770.
informal Vernon Howard class
conducted by Eric Sato ton'ight at
8 at California Fcdera1 Savings .
15555 Brookhurst St. in Wes!·
minster. Everyone is welcome.S J
donation is tax deductible. For
more i n formati on .
(805)646-2000.
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Wed-~..1-WlllZZAJU) an Oraftlt County •JQIUillY jazz-fusion bud cunmtty appearing
THE c:1 t-.i SIGN 32122 o...---at the Sunset Pub in Suntct Bcach, "7V'" .-~ will give a benefit concert at Golden
BONNIE BROWN TRIO at
Canndo's Sunday through Wcdnes-
-day al 8 p.na..Classical jazz and _piano.
3S20 East Coast Hi&hway in Corona
dcl Mar. 675-1922 for reservations
and informauo-. ....... ,
llOllEllT IKJQlJESNEL See Fri-
day listing .
CAPE UDO, 2900 Newport Blvd.
Dan J.cobs Scx1et 9 p.ro.-1:30 a.m.
RONNIE BROWN TltJO Sec Suo-
day listina-
'llaeed&J
Blvd,lnterscction with Alex Tay1or
toniaht 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
abBDT DVQl1DNEL Sec Fn·
day listi ~ PllW.IPS Sec Friday r . 1~E BROWN TRIO Sec Sun-
day listing.
Wed.llHday
CAPE UDO 2900 Newport Blvd.
presents the New York Jazz Coonce:~
tion toni&ht 9 p.m. io I :30 a.m.
MARJ1.YN SPENCER Sec Tues.-
day listing.
ROBERT DUQUESNEL Stt Fri-
day listing.
TlulndaJ
CAllllBIHl '1520 £ C.aut up.-
way in Corona dd M8t bas lave
enaertainmeat io the kMmee fraturiltc
various popular _Joc:al artisu. Call
675-1922 for rae1vatiom ud infor-
mation.
CAPE UDO ice Fnday li-'lin&. CONP1lEY PlllLUPI See Friday
listing. .
JOHN MOIUAllTY See Friday
listing.
MUSICAL TRIO INTEBSECTfON
Sec Friday listing. Adelanto, San Juan C.apistrano in West Colq ~ 8 p.m. in the outdoor
the Post Offioc Stios>ping-Center; amphitheatre. Admission is $3 tcn-
offers Wednesday night lectures cra1, S2 children 12 and under,
on varied topics. Call 493-715 I Associated Studclif ind Gold Key
for information. cardholden. Advance tickets are
WOMEN WHO . LOVE TOO available in the collqe bookstor~ Frlda'f
MVCB Support group 6 p.m. 335 phone 895-8245.
M.AlllL YN SPENCER jazz pianist
in the lobby bar al the lrvi.ne Hilton
and Towers, I 7900Jamboree Blvd. in
Irvine, Tuesday aod Wednesday
from 9 p.m.10 I a.m. 86~3111. -
CONFREY PHILLIPS Sec fnday
listing.
RONNIE BROWN TRIO See Sun-
Centennial Way, Tustin. Barbara ROBERT DUQl!ESNEL Monday "STREETWISE" Pan ofUCI Film Lee 544-3711 throusbSaturdayanthelobbybar,..-----------------------------------------------------------------~~
CAPE LIDO 2900 Ncwpon day listing.
uw' ~ IN. THE IJLLIN-G-Irvine HiJton and Towers. 17900 a.a•~ . Jambon:e Blvd. in Irvine, from 5 ~ th~ ~tory of survival until 9 p..m. 86~3111
and fnendsh1p m war.tom Cam-JORN llOIUA.llTY ;an pianist
bodia is told by Dith Pran. the appears Thursday th~gh Saturday
basis for the award winning from 9 p.m. until I~ at the lobby
movie ... The Killing .Fields" lo-bar of the Irvine Hilton and To~rs.
_ night al 7:30 in &he Science 17900 Jamboree Blvd., Irvine.
Lecture Hall at UC Irvine. 86~3111. . ·
Tickets arc $6 for general ad-CONPllEY PHILLIPS Jan Tno • • ~ ... f1 UCI d d performs Tuesday through Sah.lrday m1ss1on ,.,... or stu ents a_n from 9p.m. to I a.m. in theZ.01 Room S.5. for other students, senior al the Irvine Hilton and Towers.
CltJ1.Cnsand UClstaff, faculty and 17900 Jamboree Blvd Irvine.
Alumni Association members, 86~3111. '
and a.re available at the UCJ fine CAFE UDO. 2900 Ncwpon Btvd,
arts box office. CaU 856-UJ6 for Newport Beach. 675-2968. presents
telephone, mail and credit card vocalist Judi Lee at the piano for orders .. Jazx at Five" from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday
CONTEMPORARY RE-through Saturday and the Lido Jazz
GIONALISM moderated by All Stan Thursday througll Saturday
Lag An M from 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. u~ . &UCUm programs ZUIHE'S GO.OED CAGE 1714 coord1~to~ M1c~I ~cGee a_t 8 Pl.centia in Cosaa Mesa. 645-8091.
p.m., th1sd1scuss100 wall examme Live Dixieland jazz for dancing and
the rcgjonal support systems for l~tcning_with ~Bourbon StrecaJazz
artists in terms of fundillJ and · Band Thursday, and Friday from 8·
exhibition spaces. Admission is p.m.
$3.50 10 members, $4.50 non-~. CBA~U ~E feat~rcs
members. The !t1)'na Art Mu-the Jazz Society 1n JM _Atnum · t ed 7 OifT Dr · courtyard of the Countfy Stdc Inn scum 1s ocat at . 10 Tuesday through Saturday 4:»-8:30 •
Laguna Beach. 494-6531. p.m. 325 Bristol St., at the comer of
Bristol and Red Hill in Newport Thursday
WOMEN IN SAi.a. Orange
County Olapter, wiJI bear a
lect\KC by Nick Prult9p on ''Sales
vs Marketing. What's the Dif-
ference?" The meeting will be at
5:30 p.m. at the South Coast
Westin Hotel with networking
followed ~Y dinner and the
spcak:cT al 6:30 ;.m. The meeting
cost is S 18 for members with
reservations, $23 for guests. Res-
ervations should be made by Oct
6. CaJI Rita Geller at 529-46~8.
FoT further information. caJI
Dorothy Bisaha at 832...() 126.
.. PEELING PINE IN 11IE
FABULOUS FORnES" a fru
lecture is offered by St Joseph
Hospital, 1100 West Stewan
Drive in Orange, from 7:30 until 9
p.m. Seating is hmitcd. For rcser·
valions, call 771-8040. OT.
Sherman Williamson will address
several topics which concern be by
boomers turning forty.
Friday
raD n.IGBT a.ct by popular
dcmand1 this quartet com'blncs the
dcmandu" ditciplioe of dassicaJ
music with jazz adaptations and
oriainal compositions. SponlOf'Cd by
KSBR-FM at 8 p.m. toniabt at the
McKinney Theatre, SICkllel.ck c.ol·
M.ission v· · cam 28000 ~rgueritcPkwy~ickmm. Reter-
vations, '82-46S6.
Beach. •
THE TAJ Cuisine oflndia presents
jazz7-l I p.m.fealuringDaveButchtt
on the piano and Paul Carmen wiih
sax. 1975 Sunnycrcst Dr. in Full-
enon. 526-8283.
MUSICAL TRIO INTERSECTION
featuring Tracy Lonpln::th, Tom
Stein and Alexandria Taylor, perform
eopular upbeat jazz at the new
Princess Restaurant and Bat every
Thursday through Saturday from
9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Da.nang. no
cover chaqc_ Dinner reservations
recommended. The Alicaote Princess
Hotel. Harbor and Chapman in
Garden Grove. 971-3000.
Satuday
CAPE LIDO Sec Frida liJl,ing.
llOllDT ~ see Fri-
day listing.. .
JORN MOIUA&TY Sec Fnday
listi -~y PHILLIPS Sec Friday ti .
stLf'CBATEAU LOUNGE Sec Fri-
da listing.
;:; TAJ Sec Friday listing.
MUSICAL 'l'IUO IN'l'EltSECl'ION
Scc Friday listing
SalMlay
THE ioT ~ ate featured al
the monthly meeting of the New
Ortean,..Jazz Oub of Southern c.Ji-
f~ia in the Tail Gate. Room at the
H unt.intton Beach Inn, 2111 2 Pacific
C.oMl HilJlway in HuntiD11on Beach,
1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Casual drea. dance
floor, open lO the public. S3 donation.
CAPE LIDO 2900 Newport Blvd,
Newport Beach, Mu Bennet with
••fruway .. 4 to 8 p.m. Lido All Scars
bturing Yla'JM Wayne from 9
p.m.-1:30a.m.
Enchanted .
Doll Show
Saturday & Sunday
October~4th & 5th
Enchantmepr-has hit Huntington Center. ·
Dolls and accessories of all desc ription from the
1800's to the present. Enjoy the 1nagical expenence.
---
Over 60 shops includi~~nney. Montgomery Ward, The ~roadway & Circuit
City; just off tbt.-405 Fwy. at Beach Blvd. and Edinger in Huntington 8cal'.h:
,
Dally Plk>t Datebook/ Friday, October 3. 1986 I
•
Society fall series, ''The Eyes of
Innocents." Social Science Hall. 7:30
p.m. Tickets arc $3, S2 at the door.
Sponsored by the Office of Arts and
lectures.
FALL FILM SERIES at Golden
West College at 7:30 p.m., for mature
audiences. in Forum JI near the
Gothard St. campus parun1 lot.
Admission payable at the door, is
$2.50 gc;neral, S2 with GWC As--
sociated Student or Gold Key Card.
Tonight sec .. Blood Wedding," a
tragic talc .Di _an ilJ-starred romance
that ends in a riveting duel. Spanish
·with English subtitles.
Saturda~ -
ZUBlE'S GILDED CAGE Lave
country music by Qydc and Randy
from. 6 p.m. Dancing. Every Satur-
day, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. 171 4 Placentia an Costa Mesa.
645-8091.
Sanday
ZUBIE'S Gll.DED CAGE See Sat·
urday listing.
llonday
TAMMY WYNE'l'TE appears at the
Crazyhorsc for two concerts tonight.
at 7 and 10 p.m. Singer and song-
writer Wynettc's record "Stand By
Me" is the biggest selling si n,&Je in the
history of country mus1c. 1580
Brookhollow Drive in Santa Ana.
549-1 512.
TaeedaL_.
ZUBIE'S Gll.DED CAGE See Sat-
urday lining.
W~eeday I
THE CRAZYHORSE gives free
country Clance lessons by Ron and
Donna at
7:30 every Wednesday night. 1580
Brookhollow Dr. in Santa Ana.
549-1512.
ZUBIE'S GILDED CAGE See Sat·
urday listing.
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• OaHy Piiot Datebook/ Friday, October 3, 1986
••
Friday
HATORI appears Wed.-fri. from 8
p.m.-1 2:30 a.m. at the Sheraton
Newport Hotel, 4545 MacArthur
Blvd., Ncwpon Beach. 833-0570.
• FRAN MARTIN performs easy
listening. contemporary music on the
piano. Dancing available. Tues.-fri.
7:30-10:30 p.m .. Holiday Inn. Bristol
Ave., Costa Mesa. '
THE RQP presents danci"i music
fri.-Sat.; "The Cool Jerls," a lave SO's
dance band. Sun. at 8:30 p.m.:
Monday Night Football with a free
buffet and no C<Wcr charge~r
gridiron fans with a wide screen tv
and several moniton throughout-lhe
club. Mon. at 8 p.m.; "Rock Around
the Oock," a history of rock and roll
featuring Ja.son Chase. Tues. at 8
p.m:; Lip Sync contests Thurs. 18774
Brookhurst, fountain Valley.
963-2366. See Wednesday listing for
special concen .
''A masterpiece~'
-AV'tr/ Ral111n. KISS tl4 IWllO
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• ~ FEIUlElL SHOW featwa
FerreU on 1Uopbone, piano and
vocals Tuesday ~ Friday
4:30-7:30 p.m. at the Countmide Inn
in the LeCbateau Lounae. 32S Bristol
St. in Newport Beach at the inter-
section of Bristol and Redhill
549-0300.
DENNY PEZZIN at the Brtstol Bar
and Grille. Holiday Inn Bristol Plaza
Hotel. 31 JI Bristol St. in Cosu Mesa.
"Rock and Romance" is featured
each evcoing Wednesday throuab
Saturday at 8, as Denny Pcz:zin takes
you through time to dance lo the
music of the fifties and romances you
into the eighties. Call .SS7-3000 for
more information.
KEH WILLIAMS • Ce. at Chu'.
2710 E. Chapman Ave. in Oranae.
just cast of the Newport freeway.
Ken Williams performs on lccyboud.
saxophone and vocalius solo on
Tuesday and Wed, Lou Rossi adds
vocals and the oew guitar synthesizer
o.n Thurs. through Sat., Rick Garvey
joins the aroup every Friday and Sat.
on drums. 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. Tues.
throuah Sat., Sun, from 8 p.m~ to I
NOW PLAYING
THEY'RE <NER-SEXED,
OIER-EXP<m> AND~
a.m.
CILUlLIE AND ClllUS, auitar and
piano duo with muaic or the 60s
currently perfonnina Wednesday throulb Satutda)' 11 the brand new Monterey Bay canners Fresh Sea-
food Restaurant. Irvine Home &:
Garden Center, t .S•83 CulveT Drive
in Irvine, s.t9-17.S7.
AJlT GRAHAM TRIO at Duke's
Place at the Newponer Resort, con-
temporary music.jazz, Soutb Ameri-
can tempos and old standards. Tues-
day through Saturday, 9 p.m . to I :30 a:m.
S.tuday
NEW WA VE DISCO a.ua for
teens 16-21 at ~,., .. 2~2 Roctfield ·
Blvd. in El Toro, Presented by Cee
Farrow. S6 admission, 300 capicity.
Call 837-1961 for m0tt information.
TllE BOP, sec Friday listins.
LEE P'EIUlEIL SHOW Stt Friday
listing "
IEN WILLIAMS 6 CO See Friday Hsti~
CllA.llUE AND ClllU8 Sec Friday
listing. .
OAANOE
COAST
COLLI OE
EVERY
SUNDAYH
t.!:. occ •
40-S llV( """"'""° lVI , .. _,._,_,
COSTA W:SA
SPACES $10 • '32·5llO s. ........ , .... ,_,.,JD ............
CONTINUED
ART GRAHAM TRIO See Friday
listing. . ·
8a.Dday
UN WILLIAMS Ir 00 See Fnda_y
ListJng.
Moaday ---
THE BOP, see Friday listing.
SWALLOWS COVE in San
Clemente: Live big band dancing to
the music of Les Douglas and his
quinlet every Wed., Thurs., Fri, and
Sat evening 7-1 I p.m. No admission
charge. Wednesday. Grand bufTel
.
and dinner dance with Les Douglas
Quintet 8 p.m.-12 a.m. San Ocmcnte
Inn. 2600 A vcoida Del Presidcnte,
San Oemcnte. 496-9202. • •
Tueeday
SNEAK PREVIEW performs live
each Tuesday from 8 p.m.-I 2:30 a.m.
at the Sheraton Ncwpon Hotel, 4545
MacArthur Blvd.. Newpon Beach.
833-0570.
THE BOP, see Friday listing.
FllAN MARTIN, see Friday listing.
KEN WILLIAMS Ir CO. See Friday
listing.
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Remember famity or friends
with Special Occasion,
Get WeU or Memorial cards
WE'RE FIGHTll\G Fm
'OJRUFE
American Heart ft
· Association y
ART GRAHAM TRIO See Friday
listina
WedDeeday _,
BIG BANDS SOUND AT PARlt
NEWPORT Every Wednesday from
7:30 to 10 p.m., enjoy the Big Band
Sounds of Benny Goodman, Tommy
Dorsey and Glenn Miller performed
by Tony Solla and the MiJlionaires
Band, in the main lounge of the Park.
Ncwpon Apanments' Spa (I Park
Newpon in Newpon Beach.). The
free performance is open to the
publik 644-4664.
RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS IN
CONCERT at the Hop, 18774
Brookhurst in Fountain Valley. to-
night at 7:30, $IS per person.
963-2366.
HATORI, sec Friday listing.
FRAN MARTIN, see Friday listing.
LEE FERRELL SHOW See Friday
listing . · DENNY PEZZlN See Friday listing
SWALLOWS COVE n San
Clemente. See Monday listiQ&.
UN WD.J.LUIS 6 00. See Fnday
listioi.
CllARUE AND CHRIS See Friday
Listing.
ART GRAB.AM TRIO See Friday
listing. ·
Tluanda~
HATORI, sec Friday listing.
PU'M'IN' ON THE HITS AUDI-
TIONS at the Hop. 18774 Brookhurst
St., Fountain-Valley for the popular
Dick Oark television show. Contes-
tants will lip sync to their favorite
'S0sf 60s songs to compete for cash
prizes at the auditions. Contest rules
can be obtained at the Hop. 963-2366.
FRAN MARDN, sec Friday listing.
THE HOP, see Friday listing.
LEE FERRELL SHOW See Friday
listing. .
DENNY '" PEZZIN AT THE
BRISTOL BAR AND GRILLE See
Friday listing.
llEN WIUJAMS Ir CO. See Friday
li . s~ AND ClllU8 See Friday Li . ~,. GIWIAM TIUO See Friday
listing.
Friday
THE FULLERTON CHAMBER
PLAYERS perform Tburs.-Sal. from
7-10 p.m: for dinner guesw-at' the
Irvine Hilton and Towers' Morell's
restaurant. The"Chambcr trio features
Kathleen Murphy anci Bnan Bcshort
on violin, and Adrienne Biggs on
ccUo. 17900 Jamboree Blvd .• lrvinc.
863-3111. ORANGE COUNTY PA·
ClFIC SYMPHONY Keith Clark.
conductor. in an 8:)0 p.m. concert at
the Orange Count}' Performing Arts
Center. 600 Town Center Dr. in Costa
Mesa. 556-ARTS. Violin concerto by
"Brilliant!"
-~t.niyii Beci. CHK:AC'.0 TRllUNf. S\'NDICA n.
~,A deeply romantic ... and sexy love story."
-Ptitr Tm~ pt. .OP1 £ MAGAZl:'-1 ...
"\Villiam Hurt's sexual chemistry produce the, heat. ..
Marlee-Matlin's-debut i a victo~~''
-Bnltt WiMi•-· PU\ BO\ M.AG.UIN ...
Sll\RTS T09AY
IREA HUNTINGTON IEACH l.AOUMA HILLS LA MIRADA NEWPORT IEACH ORANGE
Mann Brea Plaza Edwards Charter Center Edwards/SoCal's Laguna Pacthc s La Mirada Ectwards Newport Cmema Clnedome
529 5339 341 ono Hills Ma• 1~11 994-2400 6«-0760 ~ 2553
(NO MIMS ACCUTIO 'Dtl TMll PIGAOl•NT I
Daily Pilot Oatebook/ Friday, October 3. 1986 1
..
·erahms, Pines of Rome by Respighi
and Don Juan by Strauss.. Tickets
$7.50. SI 0.50, S 14.SO, S 18.50. $22.SO.
Saturday .... ..1
LEONTYNE PRICE in Solo f:ie·
cital tonight at 8:30 at the Oranaf
County Performing Arts Center, 60Q
Town Center Dr. in Costa Mesa. S.$6-
ARTS. Tickets are$ JO, S 1 S, $18, $22
and $26.
• SCOLNII PIANO TRIO Fine Arts
Concert HalJ at UCl, 8 p.m. Tickets
$8,$7, and SS at Fine Arts boll office.
Call 856-6616 for telephone, maiJ and
credit card orders. Sporuomd by the
office of Ans and Lectures.
THE FUILERTON CHAMBER
PLAYERS, see Friday listing.
.AIBT All BANOO Iranian vocalist.
at Orange Coast College Fine Arts
Recital Hall, 2701 Fairview Road in
Costa Mesa, 432-5880. Miss ~oo.
composer-poet· a nd singer will per-f~nn o"4ioal COmpc>$itions on piano.
sitar, guitar and drum and violin.
Advance tickets, $9 general; at the
door, $10.
Sanday
TUBETZIY DUO Contrabass vir-
tuoso Bertram TurctzJcy and actres.s-
flutist Nancy Turetz.ky perform selec-
tions by coms)osers Tom Johnson,
Kun Scbwitters, Susan Imhoff,
Eugene Kum and others. Fine Arts
Concert Hall at UCJ toni&ht at 1.
Tickets SS. $7 and $5 at the J:'ine MU
Boll office. 856-66 1~.
'T11aclay
THE BOUiY ROUGE CAFE fea-
tures a cla.ssical string quartet o n lhc
second and fourth Tuesday of each
month from 7:30-10 p.m. 31 10 New-
port Boulevard in Newport Beacb.
673-3440 .
CHAMBER PL.AYERS OF
SADDLEBA~ COLLEGE wiU pres.
ent their first concert oftbc season at
8 p.m. in lhc McKinney Theatre. The
event is open to. the public free of
charge, but reservations must be
made in advance throuah the col-
lege's boll office. 582-4636. SaddJc-
·A clmllng good time mcM8Idsi~blem18Sist ... • -.................. .
'Amee slapper c1 a nicMe ...... ._ ....
.A big ~ten, ~.9 c1 a good lme .•
• ... on expert ~Ir.· ......... LaSwms .
bKk College is localed al 28000 30-39,meetatll.lOLlll.•tlkSoutb Marperi~ Partway in Mission Coest C.ommllDity Cll~ SllO
Viejo. Bonita Caayoa Dr., lrvine.154-7600.
Tll~J ,.....,
DENNIS &~RA master of the THE NEWPORT l&VINE
classical and 1
1~ guitar will VllAnEll of Parents Without Pan-
appear al 2 p. . •'at OASIS. Senior ners prc1ents their Newcomers'
Centtt, Fifth and Ma~te in Orienuation each Tuesday from
Corona del Mar. AdmilSIOn is free -8-9: I 5 p.m., followed by coffee and
1lndttw propun is made available by coovcrtation. Call 549-11 JS for
a grant from Pacific BelJ and is further information.
SWALLOWS COVE 10 San
Clemente: Live bi& band dancinc to
the musi<: ofles Doi .... voc:ali.st and
his quintet, every WedDClday, Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday niP.t. San
Oemente Inn, 2600 Avcnida Del
Presidcnte, San Ocmern~. 491-9202. presented thf'OUlh the auspicies of the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. ·
SINGLES
Friday
FOCUS !I, a group of singles llC5
20-29, meet at 7:30 p.m. at tbc South <:oast Community Church. S 120
.Bonita C.Uyoo Dr., lrvioe. 8S4-7600.
ORANGE OOA.ST SINGl..a ewer SO will attend a pelfonnance of NocJ
Coward's WHay Fever'" Mesa Ovic
Playhouse, 661 HamiJaon SL in Costa
Mesa. Meet at the theatre by 7:45 p.m.
Curtain is at 8 p.m. Tidtcts $6. C.all
964-3537 for reservations.
SOUTHERN WHEEL OF
FR1ENDS111P Aae 4S and over. will
meet for Happy flour at the Seventh
Aoor. Home SaviQP aod loan Bldg.,
El Toro Blvd al S Frteway. Call
S44-280S for information.I
BALBOAs&I aAJB T.G.1.F. every
Friday at S p.m. at The Courthouse, 2
Huttoa Ctr. Dr. in Santa Ana.
JEWISH SINGLES NETWOll& AFS 28-48, wilJ hold their monthly
happy hour at theWestin Soulh€.ou
Plaza Hotel, 666 Anton Blvd. Costa
Mesa. begirinin& at S~30. The cost is
$6. For further information, call
637-1006 or 776-2806.
8atuday
THE CAATIERS AND 14 KARAT
a.uB for si~ dance at SbeUy's California Cuisine Restaurant pri-
vate room, 800 North Tustin, Santa
Ana. ,Members SJ, guests SS. Ages
JO.SO. Every Saturday 7-11 p.m.
tcl-3987 for details. •
PA.RENTS WITHOUT PART·
NBllS Huntington ee.ch chaptcrwiJI
sponsor a free orientation for single
parents tonight at 7:30 p.m. followed
by a house party. Call 898-7975 for
mecti"J location and addilionaJ in-formallOO.
SOUTHERN WHEEL OF
PIUEND8lllP meets for dinner at 7
al Monterey Bay Canners, comer of
Culver and Irvine Center Dr. in
Irvine. CaU 544-2805 for infor-
mation. ~,
Jl'OCVS SI, a group of singles ages
THE NETWOU FOil SINGLES
meet at Kartoon Kapcrs. 919 S. Knott
Ave in Anaheim. 99S-09S2.
BOWERS MUSJl!Ull SINGLES
FOil THE ABTS will hold its monthly
mcctinc toni&ht at 7 p.m. This month
the IJOUP will meet in the Irvine
Gallery at lhc muteum. Mcetins are
held the first Tuetday of each month.
Tbc mutcum is localed at 2002 N.
Main ~t. in Santa Ana.. COit is S4 for
mcmben. S6 for noo-mcmbers. Art-
ist Oclaina Hof&cre will ditcua the
art or mast mating. 972-1900.
BIG BAND DANCE 80CIETY
IJ!CIC'OlS Friday Nilht ~ at lhc new Newponet' Resort. featunnc the
17 pietle bl& band of Ralph Blaze with
vocalist. ComplimC'lltary dance
lcs9ons by C..y Cannon 7-8 p.m.
Dancina 8 p.m. untihnidnicbt. 1107
Jambcnc Rc.d in Newport Beach.
661-2501.
TBB AllEalCAN INTE&-
'NATIONAL DANCB oo: Pft:ICDlS a
swins dua at 8 p.m. each Friday
followed by a danCle IOCiaJ from
9-l(kJO p.Oi.; a jiuertlua clall each
MODday at 8 p.m.; ud a beUroom
WellaemdaJ ud Latia dw C111C1a W~8 CONVB~SATIONS 6 p.~for.::-..==-..~:-l"Uki
CA11AAADD1E AJC ~ Coun-•• .. ,,_ ~ :--. off·-___...._ .. _. ... ty SiQllcs meet at 7:30 p.m. at a acw ..._.. -...., ~ -·u•
lar,erroom at the Huntingtoo Bract.a &atmicca1er1ailunelatol'thcSO.and
Inn 2112 Pacific Coast H..,_y 60I by the,Stoacblids Bud in the
$3.So covers one drink., bot reftah: AtJ!um of ltctlotd""M~ 4:30
mc:nts and social hour Happy bour unltl 1:30. "For l'CICrVaboos, call
from 6-7:30~ 6"-4l~9 or Linda Hont «Boonie TrumwJI at
380-]79S. 47~2001.
LOO&ING 1'01117 A New - ---
Year, A New You! A spccMI ~. • •tma1 --
for sinlk:s at Goldea Wcsa C01Jc1C. JOllNNID '"BAL NIG8T"' I 5th !Jotbant St. at Ccaltt Dr. in Hunt-an~w_nary ~ ~L tJ1110G b:b. 7-10 p.m. toniabt. Prize drawill& will be llelcl Coabnu-
propam feeSIS. 891-1991. oas mUlic l :lO p.a UDtil 12:30 Lm.
PBSN'IS WITllOUr POT-Doon opaa at 7:l0 p.a. at 400 Main NEU. alAP'ID • invila all St., BllbcJa 8e8dL PlrtiJia in the a...tc pmaats to a miDMiance &Del tach partins fol OD 0can J:ront by
ottbtation loftiabt with a DCHaoll thcpier. V*tsmtin&allOavailablc.
snack Im ud tmbecue. Oricatatioe Tickets availllile at die door, tmeral beaim at 6:15 ud danci.as al 7 p.m. admillioa SIO. 67s..Mlt cveninp ~struo Bat_.!adlt Oub in Ow for mcwe inbmaaioa.. P0tnt, 34SSS ·1a1, 493-7102. For
more iaformatioa, call the infor--day
matioa line at ~9183. 8IG SAND 1111.mC bepl dancers
Membcnbip in PWP is~ 10 oetkirfecte,,~~Dilbtinthe
divonicd, ICJIUaled, widowed or Swallow"•~ at me hisaoric never married parents of livins Saa am-1e laa. A~~ de
cbildreo. CusaodY' of the cbildn:n is ....... not a fac1or. A nonprofit, non-Ptaidea1e,S.(lcmm1e710 II p.m.
tcCtarian, educational orpniution. :"a: t=~=-Li=-= PWP provides a program of IOCia.I 491-9202.
8'ltiviua, dilcuuions and study IVNDAY BunBT DINNER f.:jP.' for siQllc parents and t.beir DANCE al the 8eJbc)9 Bay Oub
Amilics. htura Ck IS piece bud of Al
TlnaedaJ
TllB N&I W Joa SINGLBS
,.a JO.SO, mccta every Tbunday
from 6-9 p.m. for an After Wort Party
at ICM1ooa K.apcn in ADaheim at
Knott and BaO. AU parties feature danciDa. hon d 'ocuvres. door pri7.es
and ~ Call 99S-09S2 for
information.
SaD8da willl vocalist. Comptimco-
tary clw:e tc.ons 5-6 ~ing uddaACi1116-IOp. m. by
the Bia Bud Society, 66 -"°t. n.6aBNCB ..... a.. IVY
~~~,~~t~~
Quar1Ct aturiaa YOCallsa Elena Georie Sunday nd Monday 8 p.m.-
12:30 Lm. Every Tue.day niaht is It=-----------------------_, .. Swi._ Nite'7 -.th the ta Doualas ~ l :JO _p.m.-l Lm. ""Qood
Stufr t0r daacinl Wed., Thun., Fri. ud S.L 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. 384
Forest A vc. in Llguna Beach.
494-9491.
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a Deity Piiot o.tebc>Ok/ Friday, October 3, 1986
* 2151 SMASH WEEK!*
#JRll. DUIE'S PLACE Sunday dancing
-.tb the Bi& Band Sounds of Les ~ voc:alitt ud his Quar1et 7-1 1
p.m. at Ck Newpottcr Raort, 1107
Jambcnc Rc.d an Newport Beach.
499-3929 or 991-3188.
610 W; 18th St .. Costa Mesa. S2 donation.
AUDmONS today al 4 p.m. for
children in 1woballetsscheduled 10 be
performed al the Orangt County
Performing Aru Centef by the New
York City Billet Company. Four
girls, 11-13. 6 sirts and 3 boys bc1wcen
9 and I 0 years old will be selected.
S1udents must have a minimum ol
three years of ballet training and 1he1r
height may not exceed five feet Girls
iihould arrive dressed in leotards.
lights. slippers and hair arranged in
bun. no ~inte shoes. Boys s_hould
wear t-sh1ns. tights and ballet slip-
pers.. S.56-2 121. •
ED LEACH BIG SWING BAND plays fordancmgeveryTucsday from
8 until 11 p.m. at the Meadowlark
Country Oub, 16 782 Graham Ave. in
Huntington Beach. Admission 1s $4.
TANGO, DISCO AND BALLROOM
DANCE CLUB Meets every Tuesday
at 7:30 in Corona del Mar. S 19 monlh
fees. Learn lhc littcst dances followed
by a da nce or other activi1ics each
Volunteer.
~American Heart
~ Assoctotion
The Tempest
lkrllrlrJ• .\lt•llnpHrr f 'r Hi,•ol
7:.,0 PM -S l'NDA Y. OCT. 5
It". ~•h: S7 \d•anu: SI al Ooor
SECOND CITY
Satire ffom Chicago
7:30 -THU~DAY, OCT. 9
h 1 Seats S7 AcMJnce. $& ot Door
The H•unted One
OCC DRAMA LAB
8 PM • THURS. -SATURDAYS
OCT: 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18:
2:30 PM SUNDAY, OCT.19
Ticket•: SS Advence: S6 al Door
ROMANTIC
GERMANY
Armchair Adventure Serles
8 PM · FRIDAY, OCT. 10
Tlcket1: SC Advance: S5 at Door
Andrea Anderson
. P I A~I ST
8 PM · SATURDAY. OCT. 11
Rn. Seat1: SS Advance; S6 al Door
All-American JAX/.
R~E.M. was hot-desplte ridn
The loyal fans sat thr ough more than
anhour of down pour to ~ear R. E . M.
week. For more 1nforma11on call 494-0593.
Wedneeday
THE AM E RICAN INTE R -
NATIONAL DANCE CO. See Fnday's
listing.
SAMBA BAND wnh female vocal-
' 1 Nilsa. appearing Wednesday anP,
Thursday at the Irvine Hilton an(j
Towers. with Confrey Phillips Ja a
Trio. 9 p.m. unul I a.m. 17900
Jamboree Blvd in Irvine. 863-3 111.
FREE DANCE LESWNS by Cay
Cannon tonight 7-8 p.m. at San.
Clemente Inn. 2600 Aven1da del
Presidente 1n San C1emen1e. Dance to
the music of Les Douglas and his
QUtntet. 498-9202.
Thurtlday
SAMBA BAND 5ee Wednesday
listing. .
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By BILL HODGE
Delft' .... Cet'• ••••• t
Mother Nature fell in stinging
shetts last week on the water-logged
crowd gathered to hear R.E.M.'s
return to Southern California. De-
spite the daf11p chill, the band fi red
the audience's enthusia sm.
Rather than retreat from the
miserable weather in frustration,
R.E.M. harnessed the persistent
rain and cleverly turned it to their
advantage. opening with a cover of
C'reedence's "Have You Ever Seen
The Rain?"
The selec11on underscored this
Georgia band's mastery of the rock
rhythms that spun out of basic
Amencan folk and blues traditions.
R.E.M.'s zeal over lhe past few
years forged 'their reputation as
'champions of the New American
Mu sic revival,
Wednesday's 105-minute. Pa-
ci fic Amphitheater set spanned the
"'TOUGH GUYS' ISA
SPARKLING COMEDY
with Lancast.er and Douglu proving that star ·
power never fades."
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four albums and One EP released by
the band sine~ 1981 . It included
generous doses of the new album.
"Lifes Rich Pageant."
Ironically. the band waited until
1ts first encore to do "fall On Me."
a song about acid rain. The au-
dience. by now doused to the
marrow, heard singer Michael Stipe
introduce the song as having to do
with water.
"It's your greatest natural re-
source and lowest common de-
nominator all rolled Into one:·
Stipe quipped. The crowd under-
stood.
The weather actually blended
perfectly with R.E.M.'s frequently
dark, brooding Rock Noir. Not that
the music languishes in the· dark-
and-stormy-night niche.
R.E.M. features an enticing and
hypnotic blend of folk and rock
roots combined with an '80s sensi-
bility. Peter Buck's ringing guitars
are reminiscent of The Byrds and
The Velvet Underground at the
same time. •
Wednesday's concert showcased
this dimension well, featuring a
song called "The Flowers of
Guatemala" that could have been
done by The Velvets. The song
moves along in a folk vein suddenly
accented pya stmg.mgelectric guitar
solo.
Although R.E.M.'s Pageanl
album reflects a more external
focus on environmental and politi-
caJ issues. the band Wednesda y
preferred to let the songs deliver
their own message rather than
preach between tunes.
The resulting show moved along
bnskly. The band boogied. Mike
Mills' bass and Bill Berry·s drums
drove the band's sound with a pulse
tnat tapped the central nervous
system.
Fellow Georgians Guadalcanal
Diary opened the concert wi th a set
fcatunng songs from their new
"Jamboree" album. They played an
engaging set that unfo nunatcly
many folks missed due to the rain
and late arrivals.
Dally P ilot Datebook/ Friday. October 3. 1986 •
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Critics give 'Crocodile' mixed reviews
Sber Call·Kovlst.o
AdvertlslD1 Copywriter
Newport Beacb
Not too long a,o. m somebody's
"What's in. whats out" column, I
read that anything Australian was
"in." Stuffed kangaroos, Aussie beer.
"shrimp on the barbic," and most of
all... Paul Hogan. You know the guy.
We first saw him in commercials
1ou11ng "the land of wonder, the land
down under," and more recently
mugging for beer commercials. He's
fun t.o h,ten to~and in "Crocodile
Dundee' he's fun to watch.
Hey, I enjoyed tbis film! Sure, u's
l1ghtwe1gh1 and
fairly predictable,
but it has wit. some
engaging scenes,
and a-lot oflaughs.
(A man s1111ng
across the aisle
from me 1n the
theater guffawed
through most of 11,
wh ic-il added
cnonnoosly to the
Dolby soundtrack). "Crocodile
Dundee" might only be mindless
entertainment, but it is at least
entertaining. and in my opinion. that
should be the movie industry's pn-
mary objective.
Paul Hogan co-wrote the script of
"Crocodile Dundee" and ~rhaps
that's why he so easily fit the title role.
In the commercials we've seen bim
in, he's cast as a witty sophisticate.
albeit an Australian witty sophist1·
cate, wb1ch I assume would be less
sophisticaJcd than, sayi. a New York
witty sophisticate. CroeOdile Dundee
1s an Outback adventurer who
poaches crocodiles and talks with the
animaJs, and is both-witty and
sophisticated because (in the words of
his film partner) ''he doesn't know,
and be doesn't care.•• The fun of this
movie is watching him confront the
foibles of New York City with a kind
of savvy naivete. There IS aJso a kind
of "me Tarzan, you Jane" romance
going on that tics the movie l<:>Jether,
but so what? ... this is make believe.
Go see "Crocodile Dundee" in the
same spirit that you went to Stt
"Superman," or "Splash." You won't
believe a minute of it, but you·11 have
fun.
JJJJ
Carolyn Mayer
Homemaker
ButlDlfOD Beach
Doa Co11rsty
Sales Repreuotaltve
Hu11Unlfoa Beacli1
Introducing Mick "Crocodile" Pain in the Aussie: I'd say.
Dundee: Tough, but good-hearted Up in the sky. It's a bard. It's a
and alwayu gentleman. and never 1n plane. It's a twit. It's a Hero Hogan.
a situation he can't handle. An He beats up pimps. He wrestlrs
Australian Davy Crockett/Daniel crocodiles. He faces down muggers.
Boone-type folk hc10. Hepacifies ferociousanimals. lsthcrc
However. quite a bit of bis larger· anything he can't do?
· than·ltfe legend Try acting and wriung.
and image is in-So, Paul Hogan, the star and
vented (he says it's screenwriter of
good for the tounst • • C r o c o d • I c
business.) · When Dundee" 1s sup-
shaving with an or-posed to be Aus-
dinary-guy dis-tralia's Johnny
posable razor. he Carson. Could
spots a possible ob-have been worse.
server and quickly Could have been
swnches to sh av· Australia's Barry
ing with his Manilow.
humongous hunting knife. You never The flicl~'s ads
mind that he's something of a phony, . claim "There's a
though. he's too likable and charm-httle of him in all of us." There'll be a
ing. My kind of movie guy. lot of him in you if you go to Mexico
Crocodik Dundee as played by and drink the water.
laid-back. rugged·looking Paul "Crocodile Dumm)" 1s a very
Hogan. a big star in, Australia. Hogan watchable film in a brainless. smiling
also wrote the movie. 1d1ot son of way.
'The story: Sue, a ·newspaper re· As a poor man's combo of Benny
poner, convinces her lover/editor Hall and Tarun, you can't count
that she should write soote articles Hogan out. He leaves no cliche
about Crocodile Dund~. the grc.at unturned. Helpless broads, sniveling
Australian adventurer. Sue and we wimps, drunk Australi~ns. blade
movie·goers first meet Crocodile pimps, ancient jokes.
when he makes his .ivan~ cn~ras:i« The-Plot ...
into a pub by throwing his hunting
knife into the bar first and then 'Nuf said about the plot.
coming through the door him~lf Ya gotta sec this Oick in the right
toting a stuffed crocodilr under his frame of mind. Lobotomize yourself.
arm. Sue is fascinated~ of course, and Bang your head against the wall. Talk
goes into the Outback with him. to things that aren't there. Laugh at a
Apropriatcly, Crocodile Dundee lounge comedian. Put on your gJttn
saves her from the jaws ofa crocodile. polyster leisure suit. Now you're
It's easy to appreciate a man that ready. Wait for SI night.
does things like that for you, and their
relationship develops. Sue decides to
ask bim to come back with bcr so she jj can write about his reactions to New
York City. Na1urally, Crocodile is all
for another adventure -and he
wants to be with her anyway. What
happens next is predictable for the
most P.Brt. l)ut entertaining, as
Crocod1Je Dundee meets New York
City (or rather New York City meets
Crocodile Dundee?) By the end of the movie, Crocodile
1s stall m New York. and he and Sue
have declared their love for each
other. A movie with a possible sequel
perhaps? I hope so -I want to sec
more of Crocodile Dundee. By the
way. this movie has been incredibly
successful in Australia -more
popular than "E.T." and "Star Wars"
combined .
.. ...
A11dley Collhu
Realtor
Lapaa Beacll
Gee, I thought the) did away with
cartoons preceding the main feature.
What a surpnsc to find the canoon.
"Crocodile Dundee," was the marn
courst and not the appetizer!
This show suffers from the ter-
minal cutes. The story. the characters,
the1i nes -all cute: (So ts Gidget. but
what adult would watch a feature·
length film of her anucs?) In case
some couch potato recommends this
show to you, check out the plot and
sec if you don't need a second
opinion.
Herc we bave a dcbutantc news
reporter. Sue
( L 1 n d a
Koslowski). who JOCS to Australta to
mterview a legend·
ary adven -
turer/hero, Mick
Dundee (Paul
"Aussie Holiday"
Hogan). who leaps
tall crocodile$ at a
single bound.
Over a three-day period Outback
with rugged dungaree Dundee. Lois
Lane gets her story and begin~ to fall
for Superman. With schoolgirl
enthusiasm, she invites him back to
New York to show this country boy
the city lights.
And, of course. we aJI know what
happens when West meets East coast.
Dundee inevitably appears in his
cowboy bat and a y~r·s worth of
grime at a la-di-0.a ·dinner party
hosted by Sue's ·overstuffed-father,
Daddy Warbucks. She just can't take
Dundee anywhere, yet this beires~
Jane chooses Tarzan, king of the
aborigines, as her husband-to-be.
I'm sorry, "Crocodile Dundee" is
just too silly for me. These arc my
random thoughts abo~ the movie:
(1) h should be rated · R" -no one
over 17 admitted; (2) II will do
wonders for sales at Banana Re-
public: (3) Passengers aboard Qantas
will no doubt ~ this on their Aussie
holiday.
"Dundee.. d efinitely belongs
Down Under ... about six feet.
Uu.E4wari1
Gra4u&e StMHI··
Newpor18a~
"Crocodile Dundee" 1s an in
nocuous ,novie. Paul Hogan pla)s thl
title role as a kind of benign < lint
Eastwood, and he docs project a vcr)
likable screen personality. It's JU~t
that there's somethina lacking an the
movir that makes it hard to dl'SCnbe
· Maybe it's th~ plot -therr's reall~
not much of one.
A wealthy and well-wardrobed
youl}g beauty (who
1s also a top-notch
rcponcr) finds a
kind of lcgendal)
fi1ure. Mi ck ..Crocodile "
Dundee. 1n thr
Outback of Au~
tralia. Afirr a lot ol
suagcstion and
foreplay 1n the
beautifully photo-
graphed wildcmeui the reporter en-
tices Crococ:lile beck to the really big
city -New York.. From there it's a
standard fish-out-of-water story. If
you tried counting Tom Cruise\
smiles in "Top Gun," try counting
Paul Hogan's"G'day~" in "Crocod1k
Dundee." ,
All right, don't, but it m1~t. gnc
you something a hulc more interc.-st·
mg to do than to watch this vel)
predictable film. Crocodile wins over
sin and sophistication every time. but .
it's difficult to oomprchcnd hi\
naivete: be gett throuah a full cou~
dinner at a homr wbfoh vies with the
Huntington library without so much
as droppin1 bis butter lmifc.
The whole film rests on the
shoulders of Paul Hogan a.id he does
bear up undrr that considerable
strain. He never overacts, as a matter
of fact he's completely relaxed
whether. killing a poisonous snake.
testing not one. but .two persons
sexuality (I'll let you see what that
means) or climbing over shoulders to
get to the woman he loves. I get the
feccling that I'm in the minority on
this one. though: I had to sit in the
first row because the theater was so
crowded, aod most of the audience
cheered at the finale -or maybe the}
were JUSt glad it was over.
I 'I A pro labels 'C-rQcodile. Dundee' a charmer
By GEORGE WILLIAMS The star is Paul H~n. the Joh~~ Nor'lhem Territory. W~en word. gets pie. he has both I~. intact -$tic never seen a crowd lof mott than 40 MoC..._-........_ ~ Carson of Australia and the man ..Jfio .:>uthcWttstlcda crocod1lc.had~1slca finds herself drawn to the bronzed people in any one spot and has been
The Australian hit movie pves you a "G'day" and a .. I'll ~Ii chewed off anc;t crawled 40 miles to Dundee and hires him as a guide for pncticaJ17 untouched by the ad·
"Crocodile Dundee" c.omcs at you another~h.rimp on the barbie for you· gel help, he's v1s1t~ by Sue Charlton an .uploring tn p throu~ the wtld' van~ o ~iviliut1on. She feels h1~
wtth such innocentcfarm it practical-on telcv1SJon ads for the Australia (la~da Kozlowslu). a reponcr for: a while she gathers matcnal (or her e"pcnence 1n the Bia Apple wtll make
I) su~rises you off' your feet I've not To"rist CommisSton. m-.ior newspaper who wants to wntc story. a (tell final claptcr.
felt this kind ofrrnb impact since my In the title role Hogan ts a rugg his hfr story. Then she &ct the idea of tak1n1 first viewing of "The Gods Must Be and rowdy cr00od1le hunter Though Sue finds thr story she Dundee with her when she returns to CROCODILE DUNDEE
Crazy" dynamite fisherman from the G heard was embellished -for exam· New York. She knows Dundee has Ratina.: four st.a.rs
•• * Dally Piiot Datebook/ Friday, October 3, 1986
Blll Qa.lml &Dd 8ettlaa Sarieant with awards.
0.-,,...,........, .... o..
A presideritial appec;trance
at Interval House auction
Each year the Interval House auctions have attracted
VIPs and cclebs, buf at the seventh annual one at the Four
Seasons the group outdid itself. The President of the
UnttedStatesshowed.
Well, anyway, a Rould Reagan look-alike who came
in with prcsldenual treatment-police escorts arranged
by Seal Beach Police Chief Stacy Picascta.
A special priz.e awardedduring the evening was a
I 960Chrysler limo that was used by Reagan when he was
governor. It was also transportation for Edmud "Pat"
8roW11 when he was in office. Lucky limo owner now is
Jon Griffl~1 ofthe Eagle Syndicate.
Not a look-alike but the ccal Brown was there with
wife Ber.Jce(son Jerry now works in Japan).Also there •
were Ho norary Chairmen Claarlotie Rae (TV's" Facts of
L1fe .. ).emcccWllliamKJ:rb7Callea(TV's"Howthe West
was Won"), actor JobMWerdof"Highwayto Heaven",
"Dallas" and "Knon's Landing"actorand Nissan
spokesperson Barry Jeuer.
It was a long action-filled evening for the 450 guests
who were greeted by characters in colorful renaissance
costumes-a silent auction (more than 300 items), a live
auction conducted by Jolut llullel, dancmg(Homcs
Savinasorchestra )and d ining. emotional speeches by
former rcsidentsonH, an OC shelter for victims of
domestic violence, and honoring of persons who have
contributed to the shelter.
Honorees included llatlly Elliott ofHuntingto n
Harbour(unable to attend but represented by husband ,
Stevea). Robert Arm1tr•1 of l.ong Beach and Bettlu
Sargeut,also ofH H, humanitarian awards: Skip ud
CyaU1la CHrtlley,distinguished service awards; Mary
r Walt•, woman oft he year, and But Qelu, man of the
year.( Quinn, fonneced1toro(thdht0Jin&ton Beach
News, now busy on his third book, was with wife Alllele
FHIDer Q•W., an award winner last year and I H board
member.)
"This event gets bigger and better every year." wd
Milford attending with wife Snie.
"We hope to m~ke close to $90.000aboul this year~"
said Carol Wllllam1,cha1rman of the event with Rarleae
Gooclrl~ and Cyll~Ja C:O.rtlley as co-chairs. Proceeds
wi II go towards con t1 n ued construction and operations
cost of the shelter. _
Cha.lrman Carol WUUama and coetumed Bob Wright. Pat Brown ta1b to Pat Krone.
Svelte-voiced Julio disappointing in concert
IgleSiasTpparently angered by poor
reviews, pouted throughhi~ concert
By BOB NAVARRO
Delly ..... C:.1 J fl I
Poor Juho. Peeved and petulant.
pretty and packaacd, weak and thin.
)llow befo~ yo~ think rm talking
about some auy working at the car
"ash let me disabuse you.
I refer to Julio Iglesias -the No. I
\Inger of love songs on this whole
planet. That's rigb~ folks-platinum.
gold and millions of dollars. Glit'tand
Glamour but all Julio can think of is
"many ungs happin' to me -dis
make me craaaa71.". ...
Julio spent a good deal of.tu s time
in Orange County poutmg out loud
o'er a review in a Los Angeles daily
newspaper which strongl~ 1m phed
Juho 1s gathenng all those m1lions
under false pretenses The rev1t>wer
said Julio's ''otce is thin -even
weak r d call II svelte
So when J ulio walked on stage at
the Pacific Amphithoatre the
am plificrs and re verb gad_gets were set
so high one could 1mag1ne German
Shepherds a mile away running for
cover. And that took care-of the thin.
voice rap -11 also took care of the
mood. Noth mg kills romance quicker
than petulance. Fair lady never
swooned over the sight of a httle boy
stamping his foot -even a very
auractive little boyi
Conver<;cly, nothing sparks ro-
mance quicker than a httle sincenty.
thoughtfulness and depth -here too
Ju ho laid beck on the JOb. As a matter
of fact he was so laid-back when
singing that it was like listening to one
of those computer-canned synthe11c-
-stylings that seem the norm 10 the
record industry. At one point I
thought the whole concen had been
prerecorded and we were being
treated to state-of-the-art 1n lip-sync.
That all changed when he teamed
with the three ladies who back him up
-each o f whom could sc.rve as his
voice coach. This had to be hve -
sadly for those of us who came with
expectations but got exactly what 111s
-a glossy pac~~e -table-top deep.
Perhaps there s an irony here.
Sinatra -the maestro of the love
SOnJ 1s cn11caJly acclaimed 10 Julio"s
nat1vt' Spain -but bombs
financially.
While in ti:µ-U.S. Julio gets panned
from pillar to voice~ -but rakes it
in ... " dis makes me -craaazy .....
A final nott': when you're 10 the big
leagues making the big bucks you're a
big target. The real pros never forget
that. or let 11 bother them.
To paraphrase Harry Truman -1f
you can't take "quanto cahente el sol.
Juho-gct out of the spot light:• "Dis
mllke me craaazr ..
Forester Sist'ers were eolorful at the Crazy Horse
Based on tht' s1<;tcrs' first two By PAMOCLL
Dally .... Ceu ; fl I • alhum•>. .an aud1cnCt' might ca\11}
e"<pect trad11tonal Georgia ~iris sing-
ing count!) music. But their prescn-
ta11on was as surprising and a~
colorful as their bnght patchwork
)ellow and blue Jackets.
The Forester Sisters had more 10
nlTcr than just another series of
country tongs in four-part harmony
dunna their show Monday night ot
the Crazy HorscSt~k House in anta
\na. The Foresters" wide vanety of
country. blugrass. folk and pop oldies
were pieced together with the
prec1s1on of o well-made quilt while
their trademark harmonies remained
faithful to such hit~ as "Mama's
Never Seen Those Eyes" and .. (That's
What You Do) When You're 1n
Love" and their new si ngle "Lonely
Alone" from the latC\I "Perlumc.
Ribbons and Pearls'· LP
In little over an hour, Kathy, June,
Kim and Chnsty tempted the au-
dience with a potpoum ohongs from
past decades as well as the prc<;enl
day, less than half of which were
culled from their two sparkling Warn-
er Bro\. albums.
They rea12hed beyond the home-
town sound to the Motown sound
with "Back in My Arms Again." Later
a medic\< of "My Boyfnend's Back ...
.. One Fine Day.'' "'Chapel of Love··
and other oldies reVJved yet morr
nostalgic moment in music history
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MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY ...
Fromf»aCe3
uauna Beach -known as an artists
c.olony -would be more ap-
prtt1at1ve of the ans than, say.
students from cconom1cally disad-
vantaged neighborhoods. that wasn'1
neeessaril) the case.
There were no s1gn1ficant dif-
ferences an the students' reactions lo
the pilot program.
From there. museum supporters
stepped up their effons. organiLing
themselves into groups to put specific
programs and planning fund-raising
efforts. .
The slide shows and v1deotapc"
packaees 10 be distribvtcd 10 schools
will likely feature works by five
artists.
.. I think. it's important to ~lcct
con1emporary artists who deal wi1h
issues of the day." Resnik says .
.. We're· also looking obviously for
artists whose work tries to com -
muokate effect1vely. Expressing and
communica1in1 an as whal this
program 1s about. We believe tht'
universal language~1s an.··
The prOIJ'am will be packaged an
six JO.minute lessons. Thcci1hib1tion
prescnunton would then be dis-
tributed to schools. but also com-
munity centers. churches. convales-
c.cnt homes and s1m1la1 groups.
But producina the programs. d1s-
tnbuting them and keeping track of
requests takes money. And thafs
something the Modem Museum of
.,
An doesn"t have much of yet.
A new committee will tum its
1.nen1ion this m onth to spreading
word of the mu~um and1is ou1rcach
pr~ a_nd attracting donations to
get 11 off' the ground.
On Sept. 23. the museum ~c1ved
a pubbc11y boost with a multi-media
show and rcccpuon feawnng the
artwork. music and poetry o f krry
Downs. The free event at Orange
Coast College anracted more than
l ,000 gucsts. almost all of whom were
j ntroduced to the mu~m for the
n·rst time. •
Jo the future. Rt"snik said. t1ckcb
couJd be sold to such special events to
raise funds for the museum without
walls.
Resnik says busin~ will be
sought to underwrite distribution
costs. It is estirmtcd that the package
would cost about SI SO each. A
nationwide corporation m•ght donate
to tbc non-profit museum for use
wherever the program is needed while
rcg1ona1Jy organized companies
could spccificy where their donations
should be used.
Also. schools themselves could
seek OUt $Upporten on lhe1r own °tO
purcha~ the exh1b1t1on. Resnik
points ou1 that the pack.age could also
be lent to 01her cla$$CS m the dis1nc1.
"We intend to go as far as funding
will allow." she S8)'$. "There's not
only a need. but a desire for th1~ ··
''Velvet'' odd film
By STEPHEN C. KOFFLER
"Blue Velvet," the latest film by
wnter-d1rector David Lynch. 1s ddi-
nitely the most confusing, frustra11ng
film of 1986. I can only recommend
the film to tha1 1·2 percent of
movicaoers who are real affi~anados.
It 1s that bizarre.
A<i'a matter offact. to Jet a real f~I
of the movie. one must imagine tha1
the script was written by'Slgmund
Freud and the director was Salvadore
Dalt. Surreahst1c and ps c~ol 1·
cally-warped are adJCCtives that apply
to the latest effort from the director of
"Elephant Ml\n" and."Erascrhcad."
The movie is reaJly an effon 10
ei1plain the evil tha1 lurks just under
thesurfaceofcventhe most innocent·
appearing of situations.
In this case. the innocent appeanng
siluaffi>n tr life in a small town.
Retumi ng to the small town an a umc
of crisis. is Jeffrey Beaumont, con·
vincinJ)y acted by Kyle Maclachlan.
He has l'etumed to help with 1hc
family store whale has fathcr rcco ... er5
from a stroke. Whale wallong tHroug.h
a field oear his house. Jeffrey comt'5
upon a severed human car. Wi1h 1h1•.,
director Lynch hlerallr drags u' into
the t"vil that lurks within He actuall>
focuses and Qi-aws the camera and 1hc
audience into the inner pans of the
grotesqpe ear. GIX>d and evil :ire
ponrayed only an black and whale.
There arc no shades of gray.
The good is portrayed by young
Laura Dem. the local detcc11ve·~
daughter. with whom Maclachlian
falls tn love. The evil 1s Denna~
Hopper. He is so evil that every other
word out of his mouth is that
unpnntable four-letter word standing
for an aberra1ion of love.
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O F THE WEEK
By JOYCE ICIOalD 80DLOVICB
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If you love iushi .. .and love a good time then
head straight for California Beach located o~ Via
Lido in NeWpott Beach. •
TraditionaJ. sush.i bars in ~apan, according to
owner Kazu Mayanu. are usually very quiet and
fonnaJ. However, at California Beach, customen
are not only~ lo enjoy the savory fare -
but to also have a bois&erous rip roaring IOOd time.
Everybody fiolia at California Beacli, even the
·chefs ..who p'Clet customen ·with the customary
'iraishli' (means welcome) and then proceed tO
prepiaie the food in view of the diners. . .and more
than oa:asionally, have a sake toast with their
captive audience.
The Newpon California 8cacb is the second
brainchild of Miyami's. 1bc original restaurant.-open~ six yea.naeo in Hermosa Beach, bas enjoyed
a contJnuous soa:naful run. According to Miyami~
the Hermosa restaurant is a favorite haunt for the
"in" crowd.
Mtyami chose Lido Isle as the spot for his OC:.
"fun" sushi bar several years IJ.O· The design of the
open, breezy restaurant is similar to the CaJifomia
Beach in Hermosa.
"We opened this restaurant in March of 1985, ..
said Miyami, .. we are the largest sushi bar in Orange
County.•• .
Miyami describes the atm0spbere as Ameri-
can, but the food traditional Japanese cuisine.
..... .........................
Patl'GIM8*Ytlle...aalat Newj,ortBeach'•
Callfomla •••ell .... bar.
_ Customcn can eat at the 32-seat sushi bar, or enJOY one of many tables, chain or private booths. few of the house favorites.
The food is rcuooably pri<m from $6 lo SI 2. Ho~eveT, it's the sushi specialities that bring
A must to be tried is the.collection of appetizers. rave rev1ews from ~e.~ustomers. The Chirashi is an
The Yaki'2fi .iJ ~..chicken on a slick. ~ssortmeot ofsashama in a bowl $9.95); Kappa Roll
($3.95); ~ grilled beef dumplinp ($4.95); ts tlrree-_cueum~Hsi$5.9S-) and the Tekka-R1>11
Stuffed Av~. ~cd crab in 1 special sauce ($6.25) •.s th~ tuna ~Us.
($5.25 ); Sa:sh•~•r a ~ngle choice of raw ft~ ($6.50) California Beach 1s never short on food or fu~···
or Dynanutc, oueclJumbo clams ma special sauce From 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., the restaurant offers its
($6.25). customers two Happy Hour specials.
The lunch selection, which includes Miso One choice is a combination dinner that ~up~ rice and an:en tea (upon request), could be. includes ~emp~ra. chicken, a choice of yellowtail or
N 1gi n , an assortment of'Sushi and a ltktnolt: ortbe oystcq, nee, maso soup and morc.~all for a mere.15
New York Steak Teriyak:i charbroiled ($7.9S) with or -All The Sushi You C~n Eat In One Hour
teriyaki sauce; or Tempura, a liatrny batterediiied ($12.50).
shnmp and vqetables (SS.95). So it seems. Miyami's goal of a westernized
1'he bevc:rqe list not onJy includes champagne, sushi bar has come about.
but sake served hotorcoldandseveraJvariticsoftbc .. What we have isa sushi bar where you are not
traditional plum wine. Listed with the plum wine, is afraid to smile because of the atmosphere ... said
plum wine cooler and plum wine sake; another Miyami.
favorite is the Hapancsc beer by Sapporo. California Beach is located at 3344 Via Lido.
Dinner entn:es are served with the Miso soup, Newport Beach. Lunch hours Monday thru Friday
Japanese salad and rice and the gn:en tea Chicken 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m . and dinner 5:30 p.m. to 11
Teriyaki (S7.9S) and Salmon Teriyaki ($9.75) are a p.m . seven rfights.
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to the consistency of syrup, pour it on the bottom of
serving plate; top with the swordfish and decorate w11h
fresh cilantro leaf. Garnish with rice pilaf or young red
potatoes.
CHAMPAGNE PASTEL'S
la a alee daam.-,pe O•te sJat•, po•r 1 dasll of
Ql'ftMilte, 1..,.. •f Blee ewr.c .. ud fill •P wit•
a ..... '"11t daampape. GanJsll will lemoa twist m maratdlM ct.emn.
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Italian Restaurant
Mention seeing this ad in the Daily Pilot
and you will receive ·
1/2 Bottle Fetzer Barrel
Select Chardonnay
included with
Dinner For Two
Sunday thru Thursday
llp1·n-; \11.!'ht .. • H1· ... 1·n.1t11Jn .. :'"-Ul.!'l.!'t · ... t•·d
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The
Irvine Hilton
Presents
Confrey Phillips ·
and-his Tho
Noted Buush smger/piarust Confrey Phillips
bnngs his artlsLry to wr. the elegant nightclub
tucked away m the luxunous ne\111 lrvme HiJton
Relax and dance the evening away to tus skill·
ful blend of Gershwin. Cole Porter. cool 1azz and
cont.Pmporary favontos
Every 1\1esday
through Saturd ay,
9 PM to 1 /\M And
on WedMSfJays
a nd Thursdays
Braz1han vocal
isL Nilsa 1oms
Mr Ph1lhps t.o '
add the navo1
of Samba
I
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ANDr~MU
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(714) 863 3111 .
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Partners Bistro is intimate and wonderful
-• I
At about I 0 a.m .• Richard Sadleir is
in the latchen cuttina the meat
portions by hand, making sauces and
consulting with the chef about the
daily specials. Things are looking
good and smelling wonderful.
I always enjoy a clandestine peek
into the kitchen of Partners Bistro in
Laguna Beach -almost as much as I
cnJOY eating the food in this intimate
little din.ang room.
Sadle1r 1s the owner of this 10-year
success story and his purpose is not to
raizle.<fazzle the diner. but rather to
provide very ~onsistent, high quality
unpretentious _fpod in relaxing sur-
roundings.
Actually, his dientele now has a
choice of sitting in ;he "real" bistro
downstairs or on the rooftop terrace
beneath the giant pepper trees. I
always have a hard time choosing
which I hkc best. Restaurant life's not
easy in our count)'. ·and mitny have
come and gone while Partners Bistro.
and now The Terrace. seem to have
· honed their skills over the years. I
love finding a place that 1s always
sparkling clean. where the staff
alwa)'s smiles. and where the food
..
-always leaves us with good memories.
The oripnal room is located on
Pacific Coast Hifhway in ~owntown
Laguna. Front windows overlook the
boulevard just as a bistro should.
Brick walls add loads of charm and
warmth. Bistro chairs surround small
ta&~ napp9il in ·white. Victorian-
style fans with green glass light
fixtures attached bang from tht' dark
green ceiling. The back wall is
completely mirrored and in front of it
sits a· to-die-for antique s1deboard
holding a huge and coJorful bouquet
of seasonal Oowers. This room 1s easy
on the eyes and easy on the psyche.
What good ris a Oat roof o n a
building behind you? In Sadle1r's
view. It was the pcrl'ect place for a
tiled. &Jass-roofed terrace since 1t was
already shaded by those aforemen-
tioned trees. Add a few space heaters.
nap the tables in white linen, institute
a marvelous little men", create a nice
Huie wine selection and 1hcre you
nave the restaurant many arc alway
lookioa for but never seem lo find.
These are all attributes that get busy
caters like myself and fellow en tics to
places like this wht'n we dine out for .
11
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We 're throwi ng a month-long
Happy Hour party to celebrate
the opening of Duke's
Entertai nment Lounge! • .,, • • • ·• • • G
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Join u~ for $2 specials on all your
favorite drinks.
~
PlllS shrimp, crab and other
fres h seafood-compliments of
the house .
~ And the sultry songs of Cissandra ,
Duke's own cabaret chanteuse.
~
4 to 7 pm weekdays, it's the beat
· of Newport Beach.
~ TH E NEWPORTER RESORT
1107 Jamboree R<I (714) 644 1700
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14 Dally Pllo1 Oatebook/ Friday, October 3, 1986
our own pleasure.
The menus arc a littJe different in
The Tert¥C and I.he Bistro. Both
have about IS regular en trees on the
dinner menu and several specials are
included every day. Under the st.ars
and the cascading trees (or under the
shade of the trees in midday) you will
encounter fresh feuuccinj with vca-
ctablcs. Wesptiuhis-$8.7Senamcfour
ways for an appttizer and it proved to ·
be a dandy with several JUiienned
frtsh vegetables tosScd with the pasta
and a rather hearty mannari sauce
that had been fine-tuned with the
addition of a liu1e cream.
Chicken 'can gel prc1ty mundane
after a whil~ but nol hCTC when
served with both a sauce of pesto and
hollandaise and aooom panied by
artichoke hcarts.--mushrooms and
tomatoes. That version of chicken
breast is grilled while another style
finds ·the breast ~utttd with Black
Foresl Ham and Swiss cheese.
Scallops arc to sed with past.a, ltatian
ham. sun dried tomato,5 and fmh
basil. There's even a hot scallop salad
served in an entrcc ponion.
Fresh fish steamed in paper with
fresh vegetables 1s al wars one of our
favorites as are the grilled lamb chops
withChampagnemust.ardsa~. Veal
baked io paper with minced hazel-
nuts. mushrooms. wine. cream sauce
and raisins may be one pf the best
eotrecs I've ever had anywhere.
anytime.
There are ftlcu with vanous sauces
for the bttf eater, crab and fettuccini
(another winning combination with
its addition of pine nuts, spinach and
wine cream sauce). other veal prep-
arations' and more fish and shellfish
items. One of the specials when we
dined was a blackened filet of fresh
haJibut. This kitchen went the Cajun
bit one better in method of pre~
a.ration. Tbc chef put the requisite
zin&Y spices on the filh and true to
form blackened it in a white hot
skillet; however, ~hen he turned the
fish, be added some while wine to
poach it a little. As the fas~ met my
dinner plate so did a little Bordcla'ise
mixed with a bit of meuniere sauce, a
uiumvcrate of good friends. indeed.
A few nights later we tned the
Pannen Bistro dining room on«
again. This time we got no further
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Dinner & how from 1 1595
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RESERVATIONS (714 ) 838-1540
690 EL CAMINO REAL. TUSTIN 92680
"THE REAL SUNDAY BRUN~H "
Webster's Definition of Brunch
~nacla (brunch) n. (Colloq.) brukfaat and
lunch combine d [Portmanteau wordJ
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elJAR .t GRl1
UNABRIDGED VERSION OF BRUNCH
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than the specials of the evening beina
described. An order of osso bucco
with cheesy fenuccini sounded j ust
right as did another stYfe orblackened
fish. fresh salmon. Osso \lucoo 1s not
an easy item to find. so when it comes
our way we try it. This large veal
shank .bad been lon..-sim~ in a
sauce rttk.io,1 with character. The
meat was falhnJ off the bones and the
marrow was splendid in its own right.
The salmon entrec was treated in
much the same manner as my earlier
halibut, and was equally as well
executed ..
For those who enjoy filet of beef
wnh bercy butter. in the Helder
manner wnh artichoke bottoms and
beamaisc sauce. veal piccat.a, veal
marsala. chicken bonne femme with
mushrooms and vcloute sauce. this is
the dining room for you. No far out
creativity. just really good food with
prime ingredients
A couple of scallop en trees arc ;ilso
available as 1s tht' very famous 21
burger from the "21 Club" in New
York. Eggplant 1n the llahan manner
with that good fresh marinara !>aucc
and thrcecheesesoould tum me into :i
vegctanan. and 1n that same vein
there's a cass<:rolc of several kinds of
veggie w1tl) the mannara sau e and a
couple of c~ceses. Spinach en croutc
compn!.es fresh spinach with 'A'ic,\
cheese anQlmomay ~ucc baked 1n
puff l>3slry This is-alw ortc of ID)
favonte dis es.
They do a very good version of\he
classic cobb salad. and there's also a
nice p1nach salad with bacon bits
and a lovely dressing. The house salad
is one of the tastiest around wuh 1t~
chopped lettuce. bits of blue cheese
bacon, two ltindsofgrated cheese and
creamy Caesar dressing.
In keeping with their straight·
forward approach to dining, the wint
list is about 50 labels long and there
arc some very nice wincs~t about two
times wholesale. A 1983 Clos du Val
(Pleue 11ee CHAO/Pace 15)
llet.i ~
cAJll'd'·u 7o
yillo~ °"" 7 °'" .. Midi . -• Coclt• ~, .......... 'I.Ill.
Sunday ~ .... 9-2
Let Us Cater
Ycu Next Party ...-.-. ""II-~-.,.. ............
428 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 71 4-65~1750
CHAO •••
FromPaCe14
\krlot at $21 accompanied our last
meal ~hen ll comes time for dcssen upsta1~ or down, a whole tray of
delights will be praeatcd. Go for lhe
fin,1-ra1e pecan pi e that curely must·
ha' c come from a true southern
recipe. or set yourself up for
mcmoncs of the best home baking
Y.ith Sadle1r's macadamia nut. choo-
oli)tCChiP. coolOeS. SeveraT of the
baked-daily cookies arc placed in a
little cellophane bq which is tic:d with
a pink ribbon. Yummy!!
Happ1ntss means different thinp
111 d1 1Tcrent people, but to loyal clients
and us. it means Partners Bistro or r he T c:rracc. When you can get food
1h1\ gOOd. with SCTVICC to match. at
pmcs .... e can all afford, ifs easy to fall
11\lu a new habit. Thanks Sadlcir for
Ill 'car.s of good dining.
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Qerize I (US .....
CanelslM
Served wl Torti/las. Refried
Beans & Fruit
9:00 AM to 1 :00 PM
845=-8091
1712 Placentia
lndule in a aOuloue f eaet
~NO A JOUSHNEl qooo TIMe
As seen on Channel 2 's "2 on the Town:·
In an 1 llh cc:mur_)'·'l)'k tJ~lk. tumplc.r.c "uh
pomp ::ind p-.i!(camry. you'll fc:t!'tt on a full lour-
c:our:-.c dinnt·r. indudin~ hc\·c:ral(t'' Tht·n. in >our
honor. hr:ivc knigh1' on hor-.clY.id.. c:omrx·it· .11
hrc:aknct"k itfX't'd in tourn:imc"t t:omrx·1iuo n'
1ha1 t.'fld _with a da'h u( :-word.; .ind hn::llhtal..in~
h:111k'. 1 he: only (X'rm:ult'nt 1wo-h11ur tlinnt·r and
'how of Ir' kind in tilt: ~t·:-1. Dinncr .tntl (X'rlorm
.ann.., n ijthtl}. c>.n·p1 .'\1otid:i) lk,t·n.i1ion' rn
ommc:ndc:d l'l·rfl·t:1 fur 'flt°t ial on J'm"' .ind
J.troup:o; of 15-'JOO.
(714) 521-4740. (800) 438-9911
7662 Beach Blv.d., Buena Parlt
Panners Bistrc is located -at 448
\outh Coast Highway, La1una Beach.
Rt·,cr' at1o ns suggested, 497-4441 . < J\ual co nunental cuisine. Lunch I> I N N E R & T 0 11 R N A M E N 1" (I/• mile no rth of Knou's) Costa M•••
and d1nncrdail~Sun~y Brunch 1s ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
n·tommended. Dinner enlrCes from 1-------------·L-------------~,., 2S 10 Sl6.9S. Casual neat attire. --------------------------
\1rn·1 parkmg or large municipal lot
11 ·,1 Joor All major credit cards arc
,lttl'.Pl!:d ,
Critics:
we want
you/!
~ o,,·, t' probably read our "Every-
hnd\ ·, .\Critic" feature in Datebook.
.1rlll might have wondered how we aot
1111 ordinary critics. Well. we
.1th crt1~ for them!
Interested?
'>ur requirements arc minor. You
mu\I be available to see a movie a
Y.cci..· -our cb.o.ioe. anytime you
l hooSC". and we pick up the tab.
1 hat's the first reqwn:menL
• "I Want A Girl" • "I Feel a Song Comin' On"
• "~ rn the MOOd for Love" • "On The Sunny Side Of The Street"
THE NATIONAL ONER THEATRE PRl!-.ERE
1 YEARS ON BROADWAY AND THE ROAD
DIRECTED BY KIRBY WARD
Then we expect you to write a bnef
rl'' ll'W of the film. and get it to the
I ).111) Pilot office by Tuesday at noon t'Jlh week. , __________________________ _,
It'' that simple.
In return. you sec a free movie, and
ha'c }our comments and your p1c-
lur.: appear in the paper every wcdt
tor c1gh1 weeks.
ll 'ou'rc a frustrated movie goer
11.ho's anxious to have your thoughts
~ made public instead of complain-
ing 10 your loved ones about the
drplorable state of films these ~ys,
\\C want you! Who knows. you may
e'en sec a few you like.
If you want to ¥J)ly1 call or write
the Datebook Editti'r, Dixie Redfearn,
P 0 Box I 560, · Costa Mesa, Ca.
4~626 Our phone is 642-4321 ClL 3"~
Qui t sm oking.
Gl k ~ Prime Choioo f1~rlda~turtlay & Sunday Night
Traditional Prime. Rib Dinner
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'1395
~o-IOpm
54J-o300
Reservations
1 • Recommended
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Located in the Country Side Inn
315 Bristol Street. Newport Beach
Corner or Bristol & Redhill
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1hepast
Here\a a Pa,.,..
tastv new seiectton • a"'e I sure to delight vour pasta "f j •
palate' From the unbelievable pnce of
$3.15 to ~.1s1 Slrtoln T1ps and Pasta,
USDA Choice, with 11eget31:?les. sp~ green pepper sauce
and grilled squaw bread Lll"tgUMi1 Extra thin and smothered
with a heartv meat sauce and garlic cheese bread seafood PaSU,
a delicate blend of seafood with a llght tomato and seafood sauce
or111ed SQUaw bread All with cholee of soup or salad
IHI Mntce, ftal people, at broWn baO prtces.
NEWPORT BEACH
On Coast Hwy.
642-8881
NO ONE SHOULD HAVE TO
EAT OUT OF A PAPER BAG.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
On Coast Hwy.
536-1664
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OutOnTheTown
Restaurant Spotlight ..
N .. WPORT l.ANrnNG u0<1c rum coolers with up 10 8 d1Ue~n1
Sounds of Steel Drums -nams from rht'ir highly acclaimed collt•cuon:
Oc.tan brtt1t~ swaying palm rrttS, whrte of over 30 v;u1eues..
sails on a calm harbor. sips of a fru11y rum Wherht'r n's a s1mplt ma1 111 or rht'
tonux.11on and sitcl drum music Jamiica / s1gnaturt "Bla1t," you'll rasre, he~r and ~'
No, Ncwpc>rt Land ms in Ntwpon Beach. rht esscnu of rhe C.arihbean ar fhe I.anding
Ln1oy the rounds of Roland Harvey .md 0 11 Sunday afrernoons
Im tecl Drum Calypro upstairs at rhe You my remember Roland llarvey'1
t'wport tlntliriJol-RBtltrrmron ~l1nil1Y-!JJm! from-rht> N~"Landmit Ycimr
.ilrtrnoons from 2106 0111Jie baylronr steps Oub kick-off peny 110rnc Sundays ago
!rum the lblboa 1-erry. The Landing') open They're worth a special mp to the l..and1ng
•nd .11ry cocktail lounj.-;t is a pcrfeet scmng So. come co Jamaica, by bike. roller skates or
• fur I lar~t'y\ C.arihbcan tunes auro on Sunday afternoons at rht Ntwpon
fht rnt lod1{ )lt't'I drum rnu)t<ali.o bltnds .-l..anding
pcrftuly wnh Tht' 1..mding s spcc1.alry -TAVl:RN BY Tiii. Sf A
RlHll Banendcr~ 4t the Landing create C.altfo1ma R1vtcra Cuisine
Rtn()Wllt'd Chef Rolx-n Helscrom has
amvt&'a1 The Ta~rn by rht' Sea in Laguna ·
Bnch wnh:"\n eruing new "CalifOfnia
Rivlt'ra" dinner menu, announctd Santh
Graves, Tavern manager.
"We are truilled 10 have such 1 ralcmtd
chef to hftd our staff," said Grave\. "Bobby
hu creared some remarkablt' dishes for our n~nicrwtflriribtr1nrores a var1C1y
populai f1VOfite~.~ She invned Ta~rn
re11ulars and newcomers alJke ro sample
Cbe( Helsirom's succ-Of-<ht'-art cumrtc
"The Tavt'rn prqvides 1ht' pcrfec1 a1-
mosphc~ 10 mttt friends. watch chc lalt'R
spomAEt evcnc or choose between a ltghc
"'menu or an elegant dining expcr1tnce,"
!a$ ..... 'fto_.l)
Gnva aid. 'ltiss rons rhe 1tage for an en Corona bttf with s-ttt pqipns and g1
m1oya~ f'\.Trnng at • surpnsingly reason-bimtr, Cajun blac<kened fish w•h shout1
able pr1Ce." · yams and Erouftt sa~e and gn&d •
Or1gin1lly from lnd•na. Chef I lelscrom, chop wifh sundricod tomaroes and nic•
'19, has -en1oyed culinary fame ambng olive buntr could kttp a ded1Cared tpte
peuons of Pl~ in Corona dd Miir and busy '°' many visits.. 1ndttd," comrncr
Remick's tn Irvine, as Wfll as Big Canyon Grallt'$.
Counrry O ub in N~ Bcuh and faj rht' Tavern's ~ar oysm
llimmgwayi. ntiiiram inu>roni (Jd r anilable or appyhe>UriOcl 1gic cli~
Chef I lelscrom's ayle is evidenr m such m)Oyl'l'lt'fl( unul 11 30 p.m Sund&Y chro
muttS u fresh Ah1 with mango red pepper Thursday and t no a m Fnc:by
relish, King Silmon grilled with ~1forru1 Saturday Specialties include grtdc:
cabemec buucr. br0tled .swcwdfish With Calamari wnh fresh tomacocs, amcho
JVOC:ado lune buncr and New York Sceak and garlic sauce, del1Cious L.nguin1 II\
Sttehu.an w1th sur-f~d vefnabla -va.ricty o( &esh oVSl""'-
"Selecuoni such u Gui prawns Jlearned ' (See RJC8T AURA11TSfPaee J
~~~~~~~~~~r-..iiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiJii
Bely dancer "S.." wl perfom ........,. the IYtli"I * tt.t tpldll Gr..ei lidlh
at the Bab Bll"nl Rnt•ant it F nti1n lsiand • ....,... BtadL A *"'tt Grttt
,,.., and entertainment wl prewal .. Oct.I, 15, 22 & 29. Rnenations •• a 1119l
for the nent at (714) 644-2030. Tht rtlWr Cantinental """" wl .. bt sentd
these nichts. -
The Courthouse
Award-Winning Regional American and Continental Cuisine
Late-Night Menu in Our Deli Lounge
-A Most Unique Sunday Brunch-
Sophisticated Entertainment Tues-Sat.
2 Hutton Centre Driue, Santa Ana (55 Fwy./Main/Ma cArthur) 540-8615
1e o.ly Piiot Detebook/ Friday, October 3, 1986
Keck up )'O'lf heefs lo M
ITIOSIC al~ Bead'l's
upscale hotipot n·1 Pure
Enetgy hll 2am, With favor·
..... '°"'the 50'•· 60'• and
contempotary pop ... ~ ....... , .... PW. ..... , ~
THE NEWPORTER REsoRT
1107J.mboteeRd (714)644 1700
~•llfY V8let pertung
'
OutOnlbeTown
Restaurant ...
FromPaCe18
n~ T1~n's-dtnt11g-room •t-~IW•t~ tnT
lufr Q\-t'rloolun8 1tK bu11hng bu 1cuv11y
Traditional Greek Menu & Entertainment
In The Beautiful Thistle Room
Oct. 8, 15, 22 & 2j
TM loft prov1du :an oc~ v~w rnrtM (Of ,..__...,.,-;;;.;;..;..; ____ .;;.;...;..;..;.;....;...;...-,,;;.;.;.;....;...;,...-....;;-. .... ,,_ ____ ., couplt's and \mall groups 10 rt'l.1 and 1• tx~r~nct Cht ( tftlJCrom s t:alt'nl Tut' ---=~--,.....-..,,,-~---~
mt'nu lw bttn n pandt'd 10 oHtr 1 w1dt'
•111cty o( appntttrs, soups. salad•, t'fllrtts
. .nd J ltJC o( sp«w daily J>ft'parauons 10
pruv1dt"a var~· of frt'Sh !iCUOnAI rtt'ms and
U (l(lflJ! u eau.onttrom au pans of cht' fCI•
·1 o complt mtn< 1ht' dutst1ndin11 cu1s1nt',
111 rxtenJ1vt' llSl o( domt'st1c and 1mpo11td
wint\ art offtrtd Gr..avtS ncxed, Wt luvr a r---:;;:;::;::;:=::;::;:;::;::;::;::;::::::;==:;;;:=======;;;:-1 fmr ttlccrtOn of dtlic1ous and modtrartly
OW Sening puctd chardonnay, s.auv11otnon bl anc.
l •brrntt sau\11gnon. mrrjpc and <1unf1ndtl
""Int'\ Our parlWng ~!Ms makt •nt
occasion sptt11l at Tht Tawrn ·
Locamf 11 Pacific Cour ll1ghw1y ind
D1Jmond Scrttt in Laguna lk•ch. Tht
T avtrn by 1tK Sta St'rvts dmntr SundJ&t
rhrool(h Thursday ~:30 to 9 ~ pm and
f ndav and Sa1urd1y ~ JO to l-0 10 pm l"or
rrS<'rvauom, pla5t' call 4<>7-0)611 All matt><
u td1r cards art acctpccd. Tht Tavtrn'> Bar
•nd Oyner Bar art open from ) p m to 11 \0
pm Monday through Thursday. ) pm to
I l \0 a m Friday and S.curday ind (mm I
p m ro 11 '° p m Sunday
CA LESA
·Fresh Local Lobster
1 Nighu A 'Week "' .-. ·,, Complete dinner including
t soup or salad and choice ~~· of potato. or rice pilaf
. I_•././_ _ _ _ ___ ,t '17.95 whole loMter ~ '12.95 hall loh.ter
' 01,/1H£ PENtNsuu 80 l E. Balboa
BALBOA 673-772L _
Around ttK World Om1ng
Rtmtmbrr rhb.w dtL.ghcful d1nmg u ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;z;:;;;;;;;C::~~~ ptritnctS ar Mario's in rht Ph1hppints' I
Tht mtrt· mtnuon of rht namr hrtng\
tH1ttmt'nc, rtcalhng rht warm rrup1c1I
111ghcs.1ht music 10( 1 lively cuhurc..itK tmdl
of fresh n~, amid • jt'(Clfll( 11chly
Jrconrtd with Ph1liJ>PIM wood C1rv1ng\
.tnd exqumrt dint11g 1ablts
And 1bovt a.11, chc t'llpt"nly J>ftparcd food
~u1smt' from :atound rht world 1nm1ullv
J>'l'~nrtd by mastt'f chtfi and brou.11hc w
rht 1ablc wuh 1mpt"ccablt' ~rvtCr
Ah tts' Mano s m Mtn1b and tn Ua~uio
"'htrt' ctK furuly of Mano l:knitr1 hH
pam~rt'd cht dLK11m1na11n.11 rastt\ uf
1nrtrn111on1I d1rung tnthus1uu 10< ntarh
two dtc~drs
I( you vt bttn 1hrrt, vou ttmt'mbrr
I( you ha'llt n'r bttn chtrr. rhtn surt'I)
111u'vr drtamtd about cht ul11mart J1n1n,ll
ex~r1enet Who has n<>t starchtd for cht
WE PROMISE YOU
GOOD CHINESE
FOOD
l UNOffS DINNERS TROPICAL
COCKTAILS 8ANOUfT r ACll ITIES
CATERING rooo TO GO
OPEN 7 DAYS
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
ON FOOD TO GO
314 ee~cn Blvd
Nf'dl K"''" ~
Anane•m
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~rf«r plact ro ex~rernct 1 \uptrh m"I' 1-====.:___;_ _______________________ -j
Wtll now you m:ay pu1 )OUr drn ms 1w•1
and add anotht'f tMmOty to your rreuurt',
fur Mario's has comt co Onngt Cou1111
V OU will find 1r 1r C...lts.a 1n Sama Ana All
char magn1fictnct m food. decor and
.tlrn(Jjphtrt, a.II rhar wondt'rful charm .tnd
~rtonal ane111ion has bttn 1mport<'J r<•
Oungt Counry by rht lknnu family h "
ulkd Cales.a, after rht famous Ph1lippin<'
hor\t carriagt rhar hat a hmory ol 1n own
The tltgance of dmmg ddrghu tht
Llcn1rt7 f11m1ly S<1U J>'Ov1dc1 111 the rQmanuc
islands of rhc faraway Pac1f1C also arr ~ouo
ro tn1<>r now ar Caltsa, 1106 Nonh Tusun 1n
~1nra Ana
( umt to Caltsa and yQU II nt~rr lorgn
BEl\'.NIGAl'I. S
New Menu lrtm>
l.oyal 8enn1g1n s gutSt\ will tn101 n
crca11\<t new menu rrims brmit mcroduud
on cwo new mt nus
Th1rtttn new ntms, m1n1 m rhe \tafood
and chicken c;uegones, havt bttn addt'd rp
Bonnij(an s cd tet1c mtnu New add111uns
.. -la OIU.NCE COUNTY, CAUFOllHIA
W.....tt..
''laa''People....t
Aifpater Inn Hot~ OPPOSIT£ JOHN WAYNE AllU'OltT
e~ BANQUET FACILITIES .
FROM -ALL OCCASIONS -
10 TO tlOO • IUSINlSS 19'lAKrASTS · lUNCHlOHS
DtNNlM -• UlCIAl lVtNTS • WlDOtHOS • "ARTIU ,.,.,, • IARMITZYAMS • f'OttMAl DtNNlM ·~ 1tn t HEU' l'Oll ~ • '1.C t OfOICC "' MIMIS •••• 833 ~2770 1H•
11100 MAC AltT._,.. -.vo · lftVN
1ncludt onion rings, rhrtt shrimp 1pptt11trs ~-==--------...;...--------:::-----------::-::-J ind ont shrimp tmrtt, 11 ch1ckm 1C1l .. n
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sandw1Ch, a chicken 11co ulad snow scrod,
qu1ctK lMra1nt and 1 th1C ktn bumtu
utnn1gan·s mtnu also will hcg1n Jio.,.,ca\ln)l
lour tnct'rnar1on1I bttn
fhc popul.s cuual d1n1ng rt~t1ure111
pYnJ thfff rMnu 1ntroducuoru 1nnu1lly 10
m•1num nutomt'r loyaltv and rt\pc>nd m
consumt r ptt(crtncts
Wttkt11dsart' 1favomc11mt for j(UC'1\ w
.ic11tKr 11 lknmgan' Twelvt MW rtt1T1i 1n1I
l'lllC) ntw food ca1"t,1o:oncs h•vt ~en addtd'to
tht lknnigan's brunch, comc1ding w1rh
1nrrodurt1on Q( a ~ur1carectmtnu dt\lgn
Remember family or friends
with Special Occasion, Get Well
or Memorial cards.
WffiE FIGHTI~ Fa< YUJR LIFE ,. ,, .
American Heart Association V
1714 Placent~. Costa Mesa
Call 04S-M91 for Information
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COMPLETE DINNERS __..3-95
Broasted· Chicken
Stuffed Shrimp
BBQ Baby Back Ribs
Deep Fried Shrimp
Filet of Sole
$(:rved with 1uLCoro on the €ob, "Ba'keO Beans. Potato & Hot Roll
u •• Eaterta••weet a Deac ...
CcM.•tty Mlllk Set.. S.•~ TMS. 6 Wed.
Dlx.lc&.nd Jau Thur•. It Frt.
Brunch By The Bay.
Enjoy champa~ne hrunch served hayside
rn a delightful 1tarden setting. Strollm~ mu~1-
cuns add an ex tra dash of flavor. for a deli-
cious way to start Sunday The Newporter
now-wow! IO:JOam to 2.30pm. $17 .95
Children under 12. $4 \-15
ff4 THE NEWPORTER RESORT
1107JamboreeAd (7 14)644 1700
rompt.men1ary •l lPI pe1kinQ
Jazz Up Your Day!
Oct. 12
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Cumt? to tht frL't' Nc·wport rr
Jazz Fc~llval open house-
and help ct'khrate our lavish
reslnra tion . With refreshmento;,
drawrn~s. giveaways-and e1~ht
~real band~ throu~hout the
rt>,ort 1 Tukf a mus1c<.1I 'troll
11( uur ,2h acn.'' an<l J1.,.owr
Tltt• ewport~r now
Sunda\' Ol In~ ~1ilpm.
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GRAN6H38AST Enjoy our Souvolala.i, Mouuab and
Mene's ramoua Baklava in the at-
inOl!phere 'Or a rec1an "Terrace.
SpeciaJ cha.nge daily. C~let.e
wine list, including wines of'IGr~.
Serving lu11ch a11d dinner. Limited
reaervations. 23532 El Toro Rood
1111. EJ Toro. 830-3228. Caterina
av1uloble. V, MC.
CALIFORNIA 600
BARA GRJLL
Caaual, affordable waterfront din-
ing for the whole tamily. Enjoy our
world fam~ BBQ ribs, homemade
chili, burgen, aandwichee, tre1h
catch of the day and an array of
deliciowt fun deuert.a. Set the pace
in our racing pit atmoephere and
experience IC?m'i of our oriainal
cocktaila and balf~petizera. Lunch
and dinner from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00
a.m. 7 daya a week. Happy hour 4.7
weekdays, Monday Nite Football
epeciala 5-9 p.m. Sunday cham-
pagne brunch, valet pe.rlcing. 3333
W. Pacific Coaat Hwy., Newport
Beach. ~-5000.
THF. BARN
H1:1ve the prime of your lire chuot1tnl(
!rum the e:irt.ensive 25 item menu.
Steoks, Reafood, BBQ, Mexican dis·
he~ including salad bar, and more.
We<1tern charm and country am·
l11anc1-. Breakfast M ·5 6:30-11 :00,
Lunch M-F 11:00-2:30, Dinner 7
n111(hL'I from 5:00 p.m. Happy hour
M F .i.:10. 7 p.m. Sat.el lite dish. Live
f'ntertainment and dancin1t. Ban-
quet facilities. 14982 Redhill.
Tu .. tin. 259-011 5
T HE ORIGINAL BARN
FARME'R STEAKHOUSE
Yee! They are the -original. F'amou11
for their one-and-a-half pound
Port.erhou.se st.eeks and featuring
di11play broiling. Proudly serving for
24 yearR. Lunch Mon.-Fri I I -2. Din·
ner ni1thlly M'Jn.-Fri. from 5 p.m.
!'l'ltt & Sun. from 4 p.m 2001 Harbor
Blvd .. \011ta Mesa. 642-9777
ROB BURN
Superb 1s the worrl '" de1'Crt~ thi11
fine rltntnK ei1tabl111hment. Serving
Newport for 18 year11, 11pecializin(( in
Anl(Ull raised beef, the fint!tlt you
Clln 1eet. Also featuring rreah fish.
veal and chicken. The linen covered
lableR, candle& and Jre&h 0 0Wer&
add t() the ele1eance, with booths and
h1((h bark chairs for privacy.
Fhrkerin1t lanterlll! and cl1uu1ical
m11111c capture the charminJC and
warm 11tm011pbere. Open for lunch,
dinner and their 11plendiferoue Sun
day brunch. P.atena1ve wme li11l :n
f'11Shion Island. 644-2030. ...
BRISTOL
BAR a GRILL ·
At Holiday Inn Tr11ditinnally an
all American favorite piece to ut
and priced for family dining. Every
thing from juicy ste11d11 and chclpl to
•~iaJ chicken di3hea 11.nd fre11h
wafood. Bounteous salad bar
SwnptuoWI dailr _lunch~n buf~et.
Oj)en daily fo.r dtnlO(( and cockLaala
:u:n Rri1Jt.ol SL. COt1ta Mesa.
657-3000.
DILLMAN'S
'fhe Dllrm•n family ia famoul for
their tradii ionaJ warm ~~~~Jity
and fine fOod. FinMt pnme rib in
Balboa.and freah fish daily. Com:-· CAl:FCIRr\llAN
plete di~ner epeciala dajly. Friendlv
service and a fun, delightful at-PASTEL'S
m06phere. Open daily for lunch and The ftewett event in d ining in lhe
dinner. Brunch SaL and Sun. 801 E Newport aria. Featuring a special
Balboa. 673-7726. blend of culinary creations from
THE KIDE-A WAY
Tired of eating out at placet with no
privacy? Search no more!'The Hide-
away providet1 privacy with ita
booths and partitions, perfect for
bU&iness luncheons and romantic
dining. AU newly decorat.ed offeri111
a reining almoephere. The special-
ties are searood and at.eeks. Af-
fordable dinjng for the whole fam-
ily. Variety of daily speciala. Home-
made aoupe and eauces. Beer & wine
served alao. 5874 Edinger at Spring-
dale in Marina Shopping Village.
Huntington Beach. 840-6518.
JOLLY ROGER .
Great American food and at th,e best
prices. The Jolly Roger haa always
been known u a good family..value
restaurant. The menu featurea
breakfaal, lurich and dinner with a
large variety of dishes to chOOlle
from. From egg dishes, griddle
cakea, burgen, undwiches, ulads
to complete dinneni of seafood,
steake, chicken and delicioue dea-
aerta. Family owned for 3S yea~
with the friendlieat serviCt' in town.
400 S. Coast. Hwy .. Laguna Beach.
"494-3137.
ZUBIES
Pure a.nd simple, jU&t like mother's
love! We aerve lO oz. !obit.er taila at
SI0.95, filet mignon at $4.50. prime
rib at $5.95, ribs and chicken at
$5.26. Theee dinners terved on
·special night.a-open 7 nighte. Gen·
eroualy poured, low priced drjnb.
Our cuatomer1 have been coming
back· since 1970. Locat.ed al 1712
Placentia in Coeta Mesa, near 17th
81... Call 645-8091or631-9803.
ZUBIES
GUILDED CAGE
Right 11crou the parking Int from
Zubies specializing in broaated
chicken dinners. All dinner& served
complete at $2.95. Other dinners at
aame price are BBQ baby bllck ribe,
2 kinda or 1hrimp and filet of aole.
All dinnert served with salad, baked
~ana, corn on the cob, potatoea and
hot roll. Lunch 1pecial1 Mon.-Fri.
from 49t . The Guilded Cage is alao a
lot of fun for the whole family. Live
Oiaieland ent.ertajnment plue ooun
try western music. Large dance
noor. Wide ec:reen plua 8 TV'e for
1porta apectatora. A 11eat vielV form
all seat.a includin1 the bar. 2f>e tllQ()t)
during Mondt}' Nite Football. Call
645-801 or 631·9803.
GREEK
MEN.E'S TERRACE
Mene'a Terrace la a ramily owned
re11t,eurnn~ With authentic Oreelt
(ood m&df' jUllt' U it iii M home.
California and the reet. of t.he world.
Such tantalizing item• ae;
marinated shrimp and &eallops in a
ginger vinaigrette aalad. Mouth·
watering puta like angel hair with
seafood and 1.reeh tomato. Piu.aa
baked in an authentic Italian wood
burning oven, the only one in New-
port. And a variety of Orilla~ea.
speciahiee. Dinner served da1Jy
(clOMJd Monday) and Happy Hour.
Reservatiollll recommended. I 520
W. Coast Highway, Newport &ac.h ..
(714) MS.7167.
BUBBLES
BALBOA CLUB
Bubbles is a treuure, a 30'1 etyle
supper club done with fantasy and
wit. The Champqne ice buckete are
shaped like top bate and the light
fixture• like martini glauee. The
walle are hung with original 1930'a
art and the reetrooma a.re true to
deco etyle. The cuisine comb_inea
French arld Italian elemente m a
homey American context. Open for
dinner Mon.· Thurs. 5:30-10:30
p.m.; 5-11 p.m. Fri., Sat. Sun. Sun·
d&.¥ Brunch 10 a.m.-3 p_.m. Rae.r·
vatioru1 are 4iggested. Dinner from
$9.95 to $15 .• 6. Full Bar. Visa. Maa-
terCard, American Eipress. Bu~
bles is located at 111 Palm Street an
Balboa at the corner of Palm and
Balboa. Call 675·9093.
ITAUAN
CARMELO'S
This ultra-1marl haven of excep-
tional Italian and Contjnental
Cuisine i11 one or the moi:e rewarding
places to dine. Freeh pasta and
special "light" sauces are carefully
prepared by three of the fine!'t Ital-
ian chefa. Piano bar entertainment
complement.a the fun atmoephere.
Alrresco dining (weather per,
mitting). Open Tuet.-Su.n. from
6:00 p.m. for dinner. :1520 E. Coast
Hwy, Corona del Mar. 675-1922.
MARCELLO'S
Thia award winner ofrera an ea
t.emive menu apecia.lizing in pulall,
veal cioppino and their famous
handmade plx.za. Eatabliahed eince
1973, thia family owned Httaurant.
hal captured the heart.. of Italian
food loven. Lunch Mon.-Fri., Din-
ner 7 night.a a week. 17502 Beach at
Slater, H untington Beach.
842-5505.
VILLA NOVA
A beautiful bay view creetee tM
romnnt1c M'lt1ng that haa madt the
Villa Nova a "11pecial kind of place"
for ov r (1(ty yean. • uperb cuiAlpe
from Central and Nortbffll Italy
11ervtod in Old World cha.rm. Es·
tM1Jive wioe li1t. Dinner nichtly.
Plano bar. Full menu till 1:00 a.m.
IS Dally Piiot D•tebook/ Friday, October 3. 1988
. --.. :::--
3131 Wesl Coes~ Hwy , Newport Be.a.ch. 64 2. 7 880,.
LI'S RESTAUBANT
If you love Chinese food, you're aure
to enjoy dining here, u Li's prom·
iM>A truly &l.l.t-hentit C.hioeae l.ood.
The menu offers a wide vari!lLY of
eaotic dishes, from a la carte w
combinatioOI including Cantonese
& zechuan 1tyle. Breathtaking
decor in a eupremely beautiful at
moephere. Tropical dranka to
quench your thirst. Open seven daya
a week foT lunch and dinner. 8961
Adama, Hunti ngton Beach.
961-9116. 31"4 N. Beach Blvd ,
Anaheim. 827-1210.
THE LOTUS
Enter the Orient and experience the
excellence of Mandarin and
Szerhwan Cuisines. Authentic Chi-
neM! d11he11 especially prepared hy
muter chef Llu. The Lotus can
offer culinary muterpiecea to your
likjog. The lovely dining area ie
dominated with pictures of the
Lotu1 nower-the symbol or punty
tn Chine11e ruJture. Enjoy fme Chi
net1e dining u well as wine, spiril.11
and• hoepitality al the Lotu11.
Localed in Harbor ·Center at 2300
Harbor Blvd. in Costa Me11a"1'C"all
545·33:H .
CONTll\ENTAL
EMBERS
Tradition i long lasting and with
true value ... tr.uly..a traditional con
tinental re&taurant, steak tarter,
11pinach salad Oambe, caesar Ml&d,
all prepared tabJe11ide hy a ~il(hly
qualified staff. Savor trsd1tonaJ
gourmet dishes such Bl! hrochell.e e
la Regence, veal a la Foresti~te,
crispy Long laland durkhng,
b1garade, meaquit.e broiled specials
nightly ... $12.95-$17 .95. Cockta~la,
full wine fist. Lunch 11:00 2:30. dan·
ner 5::10-10:00. Reservation& sug-
j(t' ted. 646-2774. Located adjacent
to the Newpcvt Mesa Inn 2642 New-
port Blvd., CO!lta MeM.
MEDITERRANEAN ROOM
Airporter Inn Hotel
Congenial and secluded frfJm th"
busy airport surroundings. The
Mediterra11ean Room offers 11uperh
rontinentaJ cuisine for lunch, din
ner and unday brunch Top enter
tamment nightly in the Cabaret
Lounge. The Capt.&n's Table ••
upen for dining 24 houn. Perfect for
watching California aunaeta ia the
Flil{hl De('k Lounge. The Airport.er
Inn i11 located at 18700 MscArthur
Blvd. in Irvine. 8.1:1-2770.
'P U•'•'IN'S
An 11dventure In natural eating
fre11h qu11!ity ingredient!! prepared
111 11 simple yet elegant way. Award
winninl{ rttipes. Garden 11etlia11 in a
F,urC1pun Cafe style almoephere.
Ca.ual brr11kfut and lunrh. Formal
dininl( for dinner Sun. Thuni. 7
a.in .. 10 p.m., t'ri. & Sat. till 1J p.m. :moo E. Coan Hwy., Coron• dt1l
Mar. 640 1673.
RIVIERA
Reial to gracioua service in an
tlt'lllnl, intimal# ttLmMphere. Ea
pertly prepared continental diahes
by. C~ Rich11rd Bergntt, intt
1970. Th~ award winnmg res-
taurant also offers an eat.ensive wme
list, and eacels in t.ableside prep-
aratioll!I and Oambes. Open for
Lunch I l::JO-J p.m., Dinner from ri
p.m. Excellent banquet facilitieii
Clo11ed Sun. 11nd hC1lidav11. :J:l:i:i S.
Rn11Lnl. Costa MHn. 540-:1840
FRENCH
LE CRATEAU
A touch of the French <'ountrywide
hu come to Newpon Beach, with
the opening of the Country Side Inn
at the corner of Bria~ and Redhill
Avenue. Puhioned af~r a Euro
pean bed and breakrMt 'nn,
emphasizing a pereona! touch, the
Country Side Inn ia the hornebf Le
Chateau Reataurant. Featuring
fashionable California cuieine with
a French flair, menu apecia.lities
include Crepes Aua Framboises,
Cobb Salad Parisienne and Tou:r·
nedot1 Roeaini. Breakful, lunch and
dinner are aerved daJly. beginning
at 7:00 a.m. Compliment.a.ry hors
d'oeuvree are eerved nightly m the
Lounge. For reservation• please £811
549-0300.
CAFE FLEURI
Take a seal in \are Fleuri for break
fast, lunch or dinner 1-;nJCIY an ex
quisite environment 1nnuen<'ed hy 11
French touch. Hot JIU Monday
throujlh t'riday from f1:00 till 9:00
p.m. and an oul.8Ulnding white
glm e brunch make 1h1o; C1tfe the
plare to mf't't Open 7 riny11 11 week.
6:0(1 .a.m. lll::JO p.m. Mudtrately
priced. 4500 Mac Arthur Hl\'d .
Newf>orl Beaeh 471) 21101
LE MIDI
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IVEXICAN
MI CASA \..
Their food is like a trip to Mca1rn!
Hospitality 11oes h11nd in ht1nd wnh
their mottol "Mi C888 ea Su Casa,"
or my hou5& is your hou~. Esuih-
lished aince 1972, at'~ no eecret
friends enjoy dining here. Open
daily from 11 a.m. for l.unrh, Din-
ner and Cocktails. Entortoinment
Wed.-Sun. night.A in the Burro
Room. 296 F.. 17th St., C011ta Met.a.
646-7626.
CA\.IFORNIA BEAC H
California Beach R taurant. 111 onl'.
of Newport'• moet contemporary
mtaunnta. FHturln11 eiqui~
Japaneae dinin1 includini 1uahl,
teafood and 11teekl, malie11 thia a
(conlinued neat ~)
Out On The Town
'JPR~~~~-
'conlinued> '
truly pleasurable dining experience.
Located at 3355 Via Lido in New
porl BHch. Lunch hours Mon .. fra.
1 L30-2:30. dinner 6:30-11:00 7 da~
u WHk. Happy hour 1pecials
'd0-6'.30. AU maJ<>r credit cards ac·
c t'pll'<I. <;all 675-0.~75 for infor ..
r1111tion.
THAI
T HE THAI TOUCH
St.ep int.o Lhe wonderful world of
Thailand. The 1plendor of Thai
cuiaine and ei..ant dininc ia found
here al TtW Touch CW.int. Your
h011LI an Pranee and Songaak
Ooungchak and they will aerve you
an authentic Thai ·meal_ whet.her
your tutel lee.n toward the mild or
the traditionally 1picy. Thai Touch
11 a littJe out of the way, but well
worth the find. Open for dinner 7
night.I and (or luocb daily e:sc~pt
Sunday. Tbaj Touch Cuisine is
located in the Newport Hilla Shop-
pin& Center where San Miguel
Drive enda at Ford Road. 2616 San
Miguel Or. 6'0-0f23.
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SEAs::oCo1STEAKS·
CAFE LIDO
Cafe Lido ia Newport Cannery Vi l-
lage'• only 1upper club. ll's located
I
on Balboa Peninaula.. Cafe Lido it
well known for it.a fresh aeafood
11election11 and contemporarf
cuialne._prepared by -Chef Francia.
The warm, intimate and cozy am-
biance of dusty fOle and burgundy
decor create a perfect atm<>1phere
for your dining experience. Cafe
Lido is al80 the recipient of tht
PreetigiOUI Southern California
Rat.aurant Writ.en' Silver Award.
Casual attire. Dinner nightJy unlit
m1dni&ht.. J.ivfl ja.u. njgbtJy~-Call
675-2968 fo r re11ervation1.
TH E CANNERY
Th11 historic waterfront landmark
in Newport's Cannery ViUqe fea·
turtt fresh loal aeafood and East-
ern beef. f=onaiat.ently cood aervic:e.
upen for Lunch, Dinner, Sun. Cham~ne Brunch and Harbor
Cru1aea. Entertain!Hnl ni&htJy and
Sun afternoons. Enjoy the lounge
food galley-11uperb clam chowder!
:JOtO LaFayette. 675-5777.
CRAZVHORSE J.
STEAKHOUSE
Country dining with cl&.M! Authen·
tic western decor rest.aurant and
11aloon. featuring prime rib, freah
M!afood1, and their famous pan
sautffd steab. Lunch: Mon-Fri
ner reservations guaranteed). Dane
ing and live music in the 1aloon.
Dyer Rd. Eait/Newport Fwy. Santa
AM. (714) 549.-1012. •. .
f\j:UBEN'S
SO"TH COAST VILLAGE
II '"u ho\f' 11n 11ppetite for great
fcH1d und l'\u•ll1•nt 'INVIC'I' in upscale
'urrounclinK'· th1~ Reuben' i fo r
you. r.real lunche11 Mon. through
Sat. 11 ::10 !1:00. Elegant dmner11 5 to
Ill p.m. 111 p.m.-Fri. & Sot.) 011t~ff~ Sunday brundr tt·
trU\11.:anw 111-2. Super fun Happy
Hour fl to 14 v m. 1641 .. unnuwer
atr.N. rrum Nurd11trom. 979-3141.
THE R EX RE.STAURANT
Located on lhe oceanfronl acr088
from t.be Newport Beach pier. The
Rei it Lhe Orange Coe.at'• moel
exclusive teafood reatauranl.. WeH
known for (reanlr.:wafian gourmet
flab selectiona 1.nd apecializingin •wr" Channel laland abalone. t.en-
de veaJ and prime meal.I. The
warm ambiance or the padded
bootha, golhic painting1 and the
well stocked wine racluJ lend to
Rex'a convivial atmoaphere. The
Rea Retu.urant ia the choi~ of
locals u well at visit.ors. Recipienl
of the prestigious 1'ravel-Holictay
award. Caaual/eleganl at.lire.
Lunch, dinner. CaJI 675-2566 for
reservaliona. Valet. ROIJcing.
TALE OF THE WHALE
Experience a aup beck into time to
a place where you can dine al your
own lei.sure. Enjoy the romance of
old Newport with a panoramic bey
view. ~cite your Mnate with their
eenaat.ional ...rood and treditional
favoriU.. Bree.k!Mt 7 a.m., Mon.-
Fri., Lunch 11-4 Mon.-Fri .. Dinner
4·11 Mon.-S.L &t. and Sun.
Brunch 7 -4. ~r Bu Fri., Sat. 6:
Sun. Banquet. fac:ilitiel up Lo 500.
400 Main St., 8&100.. 673-4633.
THE ALLEY RESTAURANT
Ideally located at Lhe corner of PCH
and Balboa Blvd., T he Alley
Restarurant. orfeo; meala with all the
freshneu and innovation of Jen y
Overland's onginil "Alley Wesf" of
ten year11 ago. Locals will remember
itt previous location al the Newport
Pier. Coz.y booth1, mirrored pillatll
and stained gl8Jll, the new Alley
reatauranl lives up to a reputation u
the friendliest place to enjoy reaaon-
ably priced cockt.aJb, fine wines.
lunch, dinner or Sunday Brunch.
Jttry" and Pauiy ~erlanct have
created an elegantly comfortable ret·
t.au91nl with a menu emphuazing
freSh &eafoods, coot.inental spttial-
liea and California cuuiine. Visit this ·
Newport Beach .landmark. You m11y
even recognize lhe faces of wme or
your friend11. Dinner served every
evening froro 6::JO, Daily lunrh
11pedal rrom I 1 ::JO and Sunday
brunch from · 10-3. Reservations:
6-46-9126.
GINO'S ON THE BILL
Almoat a Co.ta M.. landmark
where frienda and memoriea meec..
Gino'• ian't an It.alia.n Reetaurant,
but a reataurant being run by a
(local) l.a.lian. Even though they
aerve many lt.alia.n iuma, they aJllO
ofrer a larce variety of other it.ema
on their men~ Known for "Hone.t
food and friendly aervice,!' Gino'•
reaturet a varied menu with
ernphaaia oo quality and reuonable
p ricee. CocktaH hour with int.era~ inc not.iboa al 4:30 PM and live
-...-., . .
entertainment Moo. thnt S.t.. from
8:30 PM. Super fun Sunday Cham-
pagne Brunch 9-2. Located at 428 E.
14th -8~ea CalJ
650-1760 for reaeM1at.ion1, djrec.
tiona or whai.ver.
GRAND DINNER TBKAUll . •
lmpr ... ive dinina and prolemioaaJ
productiona a.re sure t.o pte.a eech
itme you-viltt.· The ut.:iiOiainar)r
buHet. offers rout baron ol bet<.
glazed ham with a fruit Nuce, GeoT·
ria chicken wit.h PMChea and CW.
and the Mahi Mahi ii terv9d in a
peasant aauce. Tri-color feUuccini
and cream it a real favorite. Enjoy
dinner and 1 p1-y toni(bt! Grand
Dinner Tiieater located wit.hln the
Grand Hotel in Anaheim at l Hotel
Way. Call 772-7710.
HARLEQU IN DINNER
THEATER ,
Every cutt.omer can be expected to
be treated like a celebrity. The
theat.er offera acrump\ioua meab
with t.op productiona in an elecant
1tm<>1pbere. The 1umptuoua buffet
include& rout baton or *'· chicken and f~ diehea, putaa,
aalada, vegetables, and sinful Jea-
aeru. The Sat. and Sun. brunch
includea a variety of e11 diah•. The
Celebrity Terrace ii available for
private dining. The individually
decortted private balcony rooma
overlook the 450-teal horaeahoe
shaped main room. The Harlequin ~ located at 3503 S. Harbor in Santa
Ana. Call 979'-7550. .
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