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Home My WebLink About1988-07-24 - Orange Coast PilotBicycle enthusiast topedalhtsway~o Centennial &alute IJ&AUNDUN .DlllJ..fllltCtrnt••·· It would be a terriftc under- statement to •1. that Irvine resident Paul Niquette hkes bicycles. ~ r--.....,.>t"'ftnlY-u· "hit ~fllll-of-the- thinp-a ~ l S in the livi111 room -he made the bike his only niode of transportation for five yean. From 1972 m 1977, be pve up his automobile for the biqide. Centennial ~ves everyone a c ance to join celebration 31 and will continue until Aus. I. 1989. Centennial officials say the cel- ebration. will include sometbina to ap~ to each of the county's 2.2 million rnidents. and wiU involve all of its cities and communities. "We·have two. basic criteria," said ~ .. ~~~.._.i-By BOB v AN EYKEN Darrell McJzr, ~·nt of On• .,. .. ...,,..... County Centennial. "One it to in- When there arc more than two volve all 28 of the county's cities, plus million of you and you ,et to be 100 unincorporated communities, and yean old, the binhc;lay party ps on the second is to involve all kinds of ·~)'CU. _ Kli_viti from histori events to That. at least is the approKh beina the arts to eauciiloiial act1vtties. taken by Orante Count~tennial Some centennial even~'i such as Inc., the non-profit pol)p plannina next Sunday's Whisk B•t Niabts and coordinatina events · for the . ., fireworks festival in Fountain Yalley county's lOOth anniversary ~1-., and the 18<ity Centennial Cyclina ebration, which officially begins July Festival have bttn planned as one- timt extravaganzas markin1 the be- ginning b f Orangr County's birth year. Other community-based events around the county are annual aftain ..... . ~-. that ha q~ taken on special centeonial • themes this vear and have bttn added to the roster of official cclebratioas. Metzger said. -One local e"ent that easily fits into the centennial theme is Newport Beach's annual Wooden Boat fati· val which. coincidematty. ha~. (PleueMe lOOTB/.AS) So when Niquette rides l O miles on an antique bike for the July 31 <>rans County Ceolennial Bike Tour, be"U simna 110pfamitiulllldri . ---·---t---~ "I was not Cf'Ulldina when I renounced m~ auto," Niquette said. "It was part oh omonal e•~I to tee what the fututt would be'lilre without automobiles. I would u·....,·~ bicycle 8'12 miles to and &om wort. and went throu&b four very cold Connectjcut winten. I also pve up meat ud canned food. and only accepled' my mail once aW!ek." Al Niquette dried bii~ clothes on a line outside the family home, his wife ·Ind children continued their lives in the contemporary American style, unwiUina to make the unusual IKl'i- ftee be had embarked upon. Niquette's lonely vipl dwFI bis lifestjle, and amon& other tbi.._ he learned the cue of sboppi111 from ~talopea. • .. I could tel "'"sbabld, valU.bla, everythina from cheese to diamonds,"'.' be said. ...... _ that be would tow. trailer ~s bicycle to cart neceaa~ ileml. . . A resident ofirvme for tbe put sill yean. . the S4-year-old Niqueue re- members his days without a car• u ·•e•~ment in s)'l1em desip." "The clothes I ride a bicycle in are a1ffettnnlian-----W ones I war in u . office. In the winters, I would have a snow outfit to bicycle in. and in tbe (PleMe .. CTcuaT/.AS) Liu McMahon of Hunt- l~on B11ctt one of many co.at winners at the Or-~County Fair./ A7 P•tlare9 ~~~~~ omen .. weertng the PMta.191 8porla NOrth-outlalta South In -22-21 ~n Shrlnegame./D1 Jada C9 Al Al oe C5-10 DI B5,I Al Al C1-4 ' Al 82,3 C10,DI D1-I 11-4 Al. ,. .. , Ilea work OD U.... =llllt Wiii tM ...... AJla .... .. ... 19009 ... ... NewpoltaadB_...,.__ ....... .. .. .......... at left are tile llcP...._ ..... .,. · ... .... ...._. .. tlleraUU..totnn•Ditea,.oto ... ~-..,Alla. .. ' , .... €dM senior facility oD ·council agenda Neighbors vow to fight project claiming fear of increased noise. traffic problems and safety problems in Corona del Mar. . The residents also allege approval of the project would be a violation of the citv's general plan because it lacks speciflc building_ intensity standards for the site. The City Anomey's office disputes tha.t contention. By GREG llERKX °' .. ..., ...... A 400-pq:e staff repon, I 00 angry residents and a S4.<XJO.:.square-foot building: Put them all tQFther and you have a volatile blend that could erupt Monday niaht in Newpon Beach. Dynastv restaurant. The 'Planning Commission a~ proved the project on June 9. Emerald Associates, the project's developer. eliminated the entire founh floor of the project and reduced the buildina's overall area by 9,500 feet in an attempt to appease residents. The Plannina Commission lop~ off another 3.300 square feet. whH:h could mean a loss of 10 rooms and bring the total number of rooms down from I 08 to 98. Councilman Phil Sansone. whose jurisdiction includes the site in Cor- ona del Mar. appealed the Planning Commission's approval at the June 27 council meeting. The City Council is set to review an application to build a senior" citizens facility at the corner of Hazel Drive and East Coast Hi&hway in Corona del Mar. cumntly die site of the Mina Although a senior c~ facility might seem like an innocuous project to many people, it has drawn the ire of dozens of residents who claim · the project would cause sianificant traffic But opponents of the project, \,. Mau faces felony Charge iabeatlag-death of goose BJ LANCE IGNON .............. . Sceve and Diane Pelletier said they feh like-they bid lost their child after findina out Saturday mornina that their pet ~ hlld been beaten to death on the sidewalk next to ttieit Huntinston Beach home. Two men ~ vaulted a 6-i>ot-biab brick wall into tbe couple's blickJard Saturday and then boiated tbe Pelletier's ~dt-o(d IDC*. Peco t.ct over the wall. On the other aide of' the Wall, one of the men wu allcpdly in thellCt~-:'J':nchilll tbelOC* todeatb When a~ofllc:er upontielCCDtat l:lOa.m:t.Sst. Luis Ocboa · Bodi men were amst.ed wimout incideDl . A thick. dllt red Dll and a few feathen nmted tbe =~Eric Clllitlopher Demuth. 24, of San lta&el, killed the ';lJ:" that had been liven to the SOil~ Y· The· Nletien llid they will praa cbaflel lllinat Demuth. a bcMlle ..... .. fm10DMtnlhil~lormunterilll•~· A lotof ... wiD tbi8i it .. bl ~ ..... ~,~ s.ne' Pdetier, 33. imicf. his~ nilills olf. .. 1·1j11tit DU a kid.• iw II rm concerned." Omiuth told~ that be and MMto freauia. 22. of Santa Rosa, entered the Pelletier's yanl at 20732 Crestview Lane to take a shortcut. Inside the yard they were confronted by an angry aoose and were forced to protect themselves. · But Diane Pelleti~r. 36. said that altboulh ~ would honk at strangers. he never anacked anyone and was in fact a bit rowardly. Furthermore. Ocboa llid dlere would have been no reason to hoisttbe10011Covertbewall if the men were only tryin1 to defnd tbemtdva. · ''Tbete auys were trcspusina." Ochoa said. .. Tbe .goose did its job. It sounded the llann when tbcte pays came in the bllckyard. They probably threw it over me wall and one IU..l killed it ... Oflicer JeffHuss happened upon the two meaJ:!. 11 Pero died. The~ wu taken away by <>ranee ty Animal Control officttl. The Pelletim learned of the killi when they called polke Saturdaf momi~ after findinc 'C mitlina. .. rm just 1n disbeliel' that tomeOM could do that. Why would someo. ne kill an innocent FQR1'° llid Serve Pelletier. an electrician for the Onner County Sniwion Dcpanmeftl ~- Demuth was arrested on sul1'icioa of' feloey cnehJ to animals.: He was ~int belC1 in tbe H.......,. Beach (Pl•••-~/Aa) including a newly-formed . group known as NeighboR to Preserve Corona del Mar. say no coocessjon will be enough and vowed to take the ~to coun if the council upholds the Planning Commission. Both sides are gearing up for 1 long battle Monday. "The intensity of resistance to this has grown considerably." said Fred Andrnen. a member of the group. Andrnen said as man,,. as 100 residents are expected to tum up at the meeting to oppose the project. He said about 1.000 flrers have been distributed urging residents to protest the development. The neighbors group is con«med that emergency. yehicles and· tenants of the complex will add to the areas traffic problems. But officws from Emt'rald Assocutes claim none of the senior residents wi ll be allowed to drive. and sa~ cmergt'ncy visits to the complex will be'inf~ucnt. Developer Jon Chns~n said he can't make anv more concessions and suit make the 'project viable. ··we·ve worked very hard to re- main affordable. We've really tried to priCC' this for a cr~secti.on of people in Newport Beach. Cbnsteson said Chnsteson said he con~ived the proJC'CI after ~veral elderly relatives were forced to move out of the city for lack of elderh care facilities. .. To pare this project any more it (Pleue eee R!OOR/A2) ... ....... Meft ... .,.... ......... ., .................... E = .. tllllilr ... .., ............. ... ........ ., ....... ..-....... I ... t.cQard. . \ COiiricU votes to bUy &Itson building, tran8form It Into Municipal Art8 Center Milo9 ~ .-Sll-Mllia ·s.... ..... 1751,000 11 a M•ici;.I Ana CW.·· ·w:sr50,000 to ..... • ii_ .... .... .... .. • acb 1ta•i1111Bme E ·-·-11 ii JQUl •to .... ....... .............. T ---...... ·-- Mmdcan police mistakenly kill 3 • I CIUDAD JUAl.EZ...Ma.im ~ dcniclanill~tinn •nd tbe detea.-wbcn-a.ar-carryint four men tried to -Mexican lawmen sta1tiJll .,_ tion of the police oflicen ~ them over. He said the men traffickers miltabnly sbot aadtilW in:volved in the lbooUqp. identified tbem1elves u Federal Ju- a news anchorwoman. ber motber-ia-XHU· TV taid ill aDcborwomaa. dicial Police officen, but that he law and I family friend Sahlntay, Linda Be~o. 21 .... killed aloas didn't SIOJ> becaux he WU afnid they authoritieHBL-· with .bucmia Mudnerde Ooibei; WOU1Cfroti.b1m. --- - Police oftic:en mistook the journal-SS and Carlos Alfomo Garcia. 2S. He said be wu ~ about ist's car for one spotted near a Bejarano'• husband, Manuel $12,000 in cub railed by the TV clandestine ainuip where a J)lane ~saidhewuintbecarwitbtbe stauonatacircus. believed to have been canyin& Col· other three when they were shot about When Go~ didn't stop, the men ombian cocaine bad crubecl. the 3:30 a.m. near downtown Juarez. but staned shoouna the car with IUChine officiaJ government news qency be was uninjured. suns. About 40 to 4S bullet boles were Notimex reported. Gomez, a co-anchor at the station, found in the car, officials said. No.timex uid fedemLAttomcy toJd.reponen-later-Saturday-mat the GOmez saia ne wu ti.ken an or General Scraio Garcia Ramirez or-four were drivina near down10Wn questionina and then released. WinningLottonumbers picked . -. By TM A...a.W Pnu Here att the-winnina numben Dicked Saturday niabt for the Cali- fornia Lonery's twice-wect1r .. Lotto 6-49 .. game: 6, 9. I 0, 18, 3S, 4 and the bonus number. 8. Players who correctly auetled all six numbers will share a prize pool of SS.8 million, lottery officials said. All those who picked five numben plus the bonus number Will divide ~themselves a prize DOOi of SI.SS million; five of .ax will share $799,000; four of .U will ~ $727,000. Three of six is~ an automatic SS per winner. . The ll\lmben were chosen by Lotto machine duriftl a television broad- cast orisinatiDI an Sacramento. The sales from Wednesday ni&ht to Saturday's · drawina were Sl4.S4 million;· Earlier in Sacramento, a San JOIC construction worker won SI million on· the Slate lottery .. Bi& Spin," fulfillina bis late mother's pftdiction that one of her nine sons someday would win bia. Fire burns 3 acres at Bolsa Chica JnOc:ente M. Sarmiento, 48, said he and his brothers had been ready to stop buyi ns lottery tickets before their mother died about a year .,o ... My mother kept tellins us. 'Keep p&ayiDf. One of these days one of l°" JU~ 11 goina to win the bia one,' he said. BJ LANCE IGNON .............. A fire that burned 3 acres of the Bolsa OUca wetlands Saturday eve- nint was, .. humuly set somehow." an Oraqe Count)' firefighter said. Firefighter Eric Thorson would not say exactly what started the fire, but it did not ipite from natural causes or by accident. "It was lit somehow." he said. The fire blackened three acres of dry pass east of Warner Avenue at Pacific Coast. HifPway. No one was injured and there was no darnqt to · l)CUby bomes. Tbonon said;-·· · -1'llere WIS no way this fire was aoins to endan,er any homes." Thorson said. The cl0$CSt home was 150 yards from the fire and WIS separated from the wetlands by a l'Old. The blaze was reported at 6: 16 p.m . About 20 flJ"Cfaahters from the Oranae County and tluntinston Beach fire departments had the fire under con· trot by 6:40 p.m. and completely extin&uisbed by 7:26 p.m .• Thorson said. Four engines responded. Thorson said a small fire truck owned by Union Oil and stationea at the wetlands arrived first and sot a jump on controllina the fire. When asked if the fire damaged any wildlife. Thorson said: .. It might have threatened some gophers. that's ~bot.IJ it.~· . . . ... ~ Thorson said there att no leads on who might have started the fire. Hq said there was ample time for some- one to have set it and left the scene before fire officials arrived. Sarmiento ·said he plans to con· tinue workina "for a little while," buy a house and a. ~ickup truck and help put bis four cb11dren. qes 21, 20, II and 12, tbrouab colJete. One of 13 spinner1 who won a total of S 1.43 million. he will receive $40,000 a y6r after taxes for 20 years. The top prize on the Bi& Spin is $2 million and the minimum prize is $10,000. Other winners were: Scott Barbee, 22. of Holtville. $30.000. JozscfSzerencsi. 62. of Hawthorne, $4().000. . - Geoflt Gray. 63. ·of "Escondido, $30,000: Amy Thompson. 23, of San Dieao. $40.000. Stacy Mikhak. 27. of Riverside. SS0.000. FELONY CHARGE IN GOOSE BEATING ••• From Al city jail Saturday in lieu ofS I 0,000 t.il. His amipcment is tentatively scheduled for Tunday. Peco would accompany the Pelletiers on fisb ina expeditions in Upper Newport Bay. the JOOSC lcanins over the bow of the boat like a feathery maidenhead. Officer Huss did not see Freguia barmina the aoote but arrested him on suspicion of drinkiDJ in l)ublic. f reguia was alleatdly holdina a beer at the ume. f reauia was bailed out of jail Saturday. - .. He'd be my auto fish-finder." Steve Pelletier said. Children in the nei~borhood used to feed Peco raisins when Diane Pelletier. a digital eqyipment buyer, used to walk him in the front yard. The men were apparently visitina fri~s in Huntingfon Beach. "He was. the neighborhood pct. Everyone loved Peco." said Steve Pelletier. who named the goose· after his German shepherd. Peco was Jlbout three weeks old when Steve's father, Dan Pelletier, ga ve it to them as an Easter gift. The couple soon developed a sreat affection for the pet. allowina it to swim in their Jacuzzi and givina it the run of their When asked if he will get another goose, Steve Pelletier said: "I don't know. I'm kind of heartbroke' over th is one. He had a lot of personality." t.ckyard. ART CENTER APPROVED IN HUNTINGTON P'rolDAl established to arrange grants and raise money. ••An elev,tes the soul and stimu- lates the mind of the community," said Naida Oslinc. who will be director of the Municipal Arts Center. .. It is \bout real issues. environ- ment and politics. It helf!S the community to think. to pow. The ootlook appeared bleak for the state of'tbe ans when the City Council comidered the expenditure last week. The oflic1aJs. who later went on to impose a SS a month residential uish colkt>tion fee for the fintiime... in 19 years. had just heard a flurry of fiscal woe's:-' The\ needed to spend $28 million just to 'get the flood control system up to standard. Public Works Director Les Evans had warned. Street lip ts were so old and t.d on Huntinat<>n Stm·t and they probably needed to be replaced. There were myriad other demands for money. So. when it carM time to consider a proposal to spend S7S8,000 for a building to serve as the Municipal Arts Center buildina on Main Street, baclcers weren't too hopeful. Councilwoman Grace Winchell launched discussions on the measure, hop~naonly to stave off action for two weeks. • But as she talked. the more suppon the center attracted, and Winchell, along with Wes Bannister, Ruth Finley. Peter Green and J_ack Kelly voted for the center. · SENIOR FACILITY ON NB AGENDA ••• ,.._Al · ..id be a very elitist kiod of project .. Most people probably couldn't afford iJ. .. be.added. Christeson said he expects the council to follow the Planning Com· mission's lotic and approve the project. He noted that the council in 19U approved a similar project for the same site at 9•.000 square feet. ... don't see why the City Council would tum UI down Unlns they bow to uninformed political preaure," Christeson said. Andresen claims there are alterna- ti ves to a senior care facility for the site. where a number of business have failed to make a ao of it. "Weattvcry. veryableandcapable to sit down wtth the Plannina Com- mission and City Council at.:J time to discuss alternatives." · An- drescn. "We're not developers, but there are alternatives." · Amons the alternative u1e1 that have been sugested for the site are an office facility, a less-dense residential project. and a park. The City Council meetina will beain at 7:30 p.m. in the council chamben at Newport Btacb City Hall, 3300 Newport Boulevard . 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Y oa miaht be able to find .them Monday evenina at the Newport Beach Police Department. The department will disolly • variety of items -more than 10 ill Ill -founCI in a Westminster aputment earlier this week followina the llftll of the two brotben wbo lived there OD · · n of burJlary, said polkie ~Orea ArmtlroDlo Police believe the Mlll*ll. Jeffrey Summcn, 27, IDd bis brolber 0.y, 24, are~blc fora llriJllof'more than 50 NewporJ Beedt llllO buralar· ia since late 1987. A .. uollnla stoDDed the elder Summers' Honda CllX after wiine.es in the SoYllm Hill area reported leeina the VC6ide after two bUrsllria there. , Amoaa the items to be displayed are 13 tennis rackets, I 0 cassette 11pe ~ wallets. cameras. cakulaton, 1un1l111e1 and stereos, said Armstrona. Proof of ownership will be required to claim items and no appointment is neceua~d Armstrons. The items will be ~ in the auditorium of t~ Newport. Beach Police Depart· rrient, 870 Santa 8arbAra Drive. Shooting suspect wakes up in bad mood By LANCE IGNON Kent said. Walker was standina in 0t ... a.ii,........ front of Prete's bedroom door when A Costa Mesa man was shot in both ~te opened the door and. fired a lqsSaturdayafterhe.wokehisa,Jlqed . s1~ sh~t from a .38 caliber ~ is~ilant. from an afternoon nap, v~.T~ey aot into an argument over pohcc said. waking him up." Kent said. · The shooting occurred when James The bullet wen~ tb~ouJI! Wal.ker's William Walker, 20. woke Leon left leg and lodsed an his riabt. ~alk~r Richard Prete 44. at about 2 p.m. in was taken to College Park lfospatal 1n Prete's Costa 'Mesa home. Lt. Alan Costa Mesa and was listed in good Driver held after bus accident BASS RIVER. N.J. (AP) - A bus driver WIS chlfFd with possession of drug paraphtmalia Saturday niaht after the bus she was drivins went off the Garden State Parkway, injurins all 42 passengers, two of them seriously, and tying up traffic for hours, state police said. The Gray Lines tour bus, trans- portin& a church poup from New York City to Atlantic City, went off the road and into some trees Saturday afternoon. said state police s,t. Stacy Cranmer. ' State police did not k.now the name of the church. The driver. Annette Smalls. 29s.. of Newark, N.J., was questioned aner she underwent blood and urine tests at Shore Memorial HOl,P.ital in Somers Point, N.J.. said state · Trooper Michael Kaiser. Test results will not~ known for several days, be said. An investigation was continuina into the acCident's cause, which occurred after rain had dampened the road. Kaiser said. As Shown -Prta!d from S2375. I condition with the bullet still in his lea, Kent said. Prete, who lives at the scene of the shootina, 2093 Maple Ave., was arrested on suspicion of anem_pted • murder and was being held in Cos~ Mesa city jail in lieu ofS250,000 baal ·Saturday niJht. His a.rraignement is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday. Ltng-Ltngmay be.pregnant WASHINGTON (AP) -Llna- Lina, the nation's famed female pant panda, may be pregnant apin. a zoo spokesman said Saturday. Laboratory tests show the same hormonal pattern that was observed when Lins-Ling was pregnant last year, said zoo spokesman Mike Morpn. .. A lot of pcoflc are feelina positive, but no one wil say for ccnaanty that Lina·tiiii is pregnant... be laid. . . . ,. I j J l I c t [ s " i I " a ( t f. b a 0 b F d 0 fl e • • ( , w re si M x St d< dr pl de e~ br ar N in ye Cl N ot to fo bt hi fi• SU h< ar IC ~ P< Stl di WI th m -J ., Oft •tr: chi Co tbr ,., ID< ma wb OD Co -. --dal ... .. -It: • = ··- OrMge CoMt DAILY PILOT /SuncMy -24. 1MI Al elebrate_theS.piri ___ ---= 1889 -1989 lOOTH BIRTHDAY BASH ••• Proa Al this year to be entitled I 00 Years ot Boauna. canoonistt. so you can imqine what some of them ~ve come up with.·· But this year promises to be sJiahtly less preposterous than usual, Hunter said. ... That was our oriJinal theme. from ourfint board meetma this year, even before we knew about the centen- nial," said Mickey Hunter, a spokeswoman for the-event. "Then ··wc·rutickina more to the centen- when we heard about the centennial nial theme· this year." she said. iheme, we thouaht we would fit riaht "We've asked people to wear tra- . in." ditional costumes and we're hopina Held Friday. Saturday and Sunday. to get a good showina." ~ua.J9-21. thdestival will take place Anothff-e.venL with a nautical at tlae Boy Scout Sea Base. 1931 W. theme is theOranac County lqofthe Coast Hiahway. annual Southern Otlifomia Tall It will besin Friday at S p.m. with Ships Festival. ~ • the traditic:>nal boat parade, led by Participat.ing_ in the Sept. 25 event four tall ships. .will be Ora nae County's own tall ship. Also included in the festivities will th~. brig .~lgrim II. a replica ~f the be blu~ss music. pcnod costumes. sailing ship that broull!t R1c.bMd a 6oat~uitaing contest, woriiJi()"ps Henry Dana. autnor of "Two Years on wooden boa. ts and another ~pu-~ Before the~ast.''_to Capistrano Bay lar annuat'"'11f;lhe Om~ I 'O years ago. Parade. whic~ featurn wooden ~ts The Pilgrim will be joined on the drnsed . up an unusual. sometimes Huntington Beach-to-Dana ,,.Point outlandish ways. . run by five or si~ other tall ships. "Sometime5'ihere have ~n some includins the official state ship, the really stranac thinp." she said. "The Californian. a replica of a 19th event was thouaht up by a couple of century revenue cutter. said Troy ' .... Boyd and Healey Elli.a tool down Falrriew ln ~ new_Ba1ck. Lindquist. publicist for the Tall Ships Point Harbor. spectators will en-which will highlight the centenn1') Fntiva . -----coantrrltrnonclostorr-ofl~eme ffiis vear. -- "What we hope to do is set up two-da\' ~ Festival. which features Countv Schools will hold balloon festival sites in Huntington Beach. traditu:inal nautical music and a ~-launches and special Orange County Newport Beach. and Laguna Beach to enactment of a hide-trading cer-Centennial crossword puzzles will be coincide roughly with the passage of emony such as Dana and the other composed at area libraries. the ships by those cities... said sailors on the original Pilgrim would For the less sedentary, the Seal Lindquist. have witnessed. Cattle hides. tanned Beach Triathlon has adopted' a At the finish of the race at Dana at Mission San Juan Capistrano. were centennial theme this year. -- ............... the main export product of the region Other major centennial events an tha t ~If a century later became South Coast cities this summer southern Orange County. include the Centennial ()pmina Con- ··what you'd see 1s an oxcart full of cen at Irvine Meadows Amphitheater hides brought from the mission to the on Aug. 6 and the Hispanic Play- chffs above Capistrano Bay and wrights Project at Costa Mesa's South tossed over to the beach below." he Coast Repertory Theater on Aug. 12 said. and 13. The festival wi ll begin Aug. 26. with The list of events for August and a bon voyage party at the Dana Point September alone fills numerous Resort. after whi ch some of the out· pages. Metzger said thiop will tone of-area participants wi ll set sail from down a bit during the fall and winter the ports of San Otego and San and then bejin bu1ldin1 momentum Francisco. converging at Huntington 1n the spnng for a climax next Beach in time for the Sept. 25 Orange summer.,. Count-, run. One wi nter event will be the The ·ships will set sail at 11 a.m. off building of an Oranae County entry the Huntington Beach Pier. The tall for the annual Tomament of Ros.es ships a~ traditionally accompanied Parade. which also happens to be by a flotilla of sail and power boats celebrating its I OOth annivenary in owned b-, ami residents. 1989. The list of official centennial events ··The citv of Santa "-na has entered Reeldeata of Coeta llw Wpeet eutlaqaake d••••• after 1932 ~ Biiacla teablor. · runs the gamut from the Com eight years' in a row and they've won Festival in La Habra. in the northern ~roph1es each year:· Meu,er said. reaches of Oranae County. to the 'This year. with the county's help. annual La Cristianita Pageant in the we're goina for the themt ~v." south count~ city of s.n· Clementt. Arnone next summds hfattliahts CYCLISTPLANNINGOLD-FASHIONED SALUTE •• ~ .. Prom Al wanner months. I'd .wear somethina rouahly like. a tennis o utfit." Oesmbina himself as somethina similar in appearance to Captain Marvel. Niquette would arrive at Xerox corporate hcadquaners in Stamford. Conn.. close his office door. and return moments later dressed as a senior executive. com- plete with suit, tie and professional demeanor. "That meant that I'd have to keep eifht suits in my office closet. and brina with me.a fresh shin. tie, socks and a change of underwear." said Niquette. Niquette said one of his most internting experiences from the five- ycar endeavor. surprisinaJy enouah. came after it was over. ~ ~omi~ Niguette's boss called him into bis office. "He said to me, ·Paul, it's OK to be a wild duck. as Ions u you fly in formation.· I knew what he meant, but what he didn't know was that I had gone blck to drivina a car." While his experiment lasted only five ycan, h~s love for~ bi~le bas supPlied Niquette with a., lifdona bobby. He-coUccts both modem and antique bikes. · When he touches the metal of his 100.year old . re~ics. Niquette i~ qincs a man inside a shed near has home sweat drippina from his brow1 poundina. away at the ~. ano strivina for ~on watbout any direct.ions or instructions to IO by. "You need to remember that there weren't ·any specific bicycle tool~ in thole days ... there were no previous models &o follow. The man wu driven purely by his own ingenuity.'' said Niquette. On July 3 t. Niquette and his family will don 19th century costumes and show a dozen of their antique collec- tibles as part of the Oranae County Centennial Bike Tour and Festival. He will ride his favorite in a collection of many. the century-old bicr,cle must be moving in order to get on. · Niquette explained. · Falling is always a problem. but Niquette said he has only missed five times in 14 years. and has decided he has had enough. "I'm getting too old for that.·· he laughed. While some ma~ think Niquette's ''Yoa aeed to re.membertlJattlJere 1FeJ'eJI 't ai;17911ecl.1Jc bJcycle tooi.bJ tlJON day. ... tliere were .ao prevlou mode& to loUow. TIJe mma wu drf vea purely by IJ& 011n1 l.age.aalty." -Paul Niquette 64-inch Columbia Expcn. He says that bike. also known as the "Ordi- nary Bicycle." is the largest bicycle in history and is noted in the Gum~ Book of World Records. Niquette. who is also ~ pilot~ inventor. and author in addition to his job as vice president of nwtetina at American Automation in Tustin. bepn mvestina thousands of ao11an into his Columbia to rntore the bicycle to its oripnal condition for the Centennial celebration. Seated on the antique. Niquette and bis bicycle are a sceoe from the past. Yet once in motion. the pair seem to brina yesterday alive As N iquettc 11Rft. ridina the relic ' is easier than tettinl on iL ··The difference between sr· Ill on a horse and aeuina on this · de is that the former is Standina · Tbe bicycle collection unconventional. he claims collections are important hob- bies. ··People need to find time to collect something in life. It gives you something to always be looking for. It's alwaxs easy to buy me a present that way·· Niquette added t~-his sister-in- law collects Kwina thimbles. and a friend collecu tea bq labels. "Parents should aive their children the objective to collect something. It's very important in developing their outlook on life. Coll«tina something also gives you the cha~ to learn about people --the foods thex ate. the way they lived a~ t.houaht. · . Niquette knoW1 h11 bike collect1on is a bit, well ... unwieldly. Some of the bicycles haoa from the ceilina. while othen are in stands. Oocasionally. a bike or two ma' ha' e to be moved in order to get across the room. When asked 1f his wife minds the additions to the home. Niquette laughed a bit and said. ··well. this is m\ third wife. But she doesn't mind. She loves them a~ much as I do." When he·s not nding one of his manv bicycles. Niquette likes to in' ent things. He has pafents for what man' computer enthusiasts know as the Cache Memor1· System. and also the .\lt itude Reporting Transponder, "h1ch 1s now in many airplanes and sen es to 1dentif) what type ofaircraft are 11~ ing. and what each craft's altitude is. What '.'1quette refers to as bis "<;ilhe-;t in,·ention" as called a seatbelt interlock. created an 1953. which tells the motonst has seatbelt 1s not locked. .\nd Niquette is a walking encyclo- prd1a on b1c~cle his~ory. Remem~ .. Bloomers~" Back in 1860. Amelia Bloomer invented what she called .. the sensible garments .. to wear while • ndang her bicycle. \\hen he's not studying bicycle ha tor:, .~iquette 1s explorina °" e\Ot1l' world of bicycle technolOI)'. His bake collection also includes n ultra-modem 18 sl)ttd raci . the construction of which tle super- ' ascd O\'er a period of two years ·•at no small cost." .\nd so next Sunday. 1f ~ou happen to be 1n the ,;cinily of Anaheim tad1 um and Stt an old-fashioned- lookang gu~ rid.ing an old-fashioned- lookang bike. it's probably Niquette. doing his bit for the county's Centen- ntal. , .... ........... will be the 1989 maJOr Leaaue All SW Gam·c. wfiich has been awarded lO .\nahe1m Stadium. "It's true that's a national event rather than a count\ event. .. said ~etzgrr. "but there is no doubt die 'reason the game 1s here is that Orms County is celebrating its centennW." The game wlll be ~ by a wt"Ck of special activities at 1M stadium. such as a n old timers· pine. Orange County's year-Ions 1:!inh· da\ bash will conclude with tM ~leidoscope Festival. a multi<thnic cerebration of the countf s . many national and-cultural sroups. To be hosted b' the Trammel Crow Co. 1n lrvtne. th~ event wiU include muStc. dancing and food from the count-,.·s entirt spectrum of cultures. from Native Amencan. to European. Latin American. Asian and African. And it all bepns July 31. The cross- county bicvcle ride will bqin at .\naheim Siadium at 8:30 a.m. The fi~works display and music fest1val wtll bq.tn at 9 p.m. at Fountain Valtev·s Mik Square Park. F~:park..mg aDd bus transp<jt'Ution to the park will be availabk at South Coast P\aza and WestminSler Mall. bcainning at 6 p.m. f or information on ~ events and an' others throuabout tbt ~ntennUil year. call 85~. Pbont hnes att tended seven days a week. Ezplorer alms s·tralght HB Police Departm~nt now at full strength BJUuND&AN ........ cw u en ' I ~? M O:&CM~DILYMllfllli'4-JM1JM. ,._ -.· ....... ----. MOI>f.STO (AP) -S!nmial bis .. ~tic ~:.··:=te :.C1 &ibiii" ~ Ilia • ~cam • Satunla ~ J~ v'l::f.1aome o1 mote tban 50 .eilmic poupl. -A record ~yed Neil' Simoo'a ode to im~ ... America," as Dubkia en me unpbitbea1er, where about l,000 people wae await- i bis arrival ~ DOtod that he is tM IOa of tbe~ D+*Ww 9ld witb-llfti 1 hmd la ethniC CDllU-hm °'*' to H-.. to Scaeda '° ... AmMeje• . He .....,_ a T-tlailt &om dae local Greek com~ IMt Nld ."Anothera.eet iD Nad1no " Dubkia liid lie w plr11r d "to be in a valley wllida ii Am~ becl.- you are AIDllim. all ol~ . MOii in tbe •die-·-fed wt cheered and Cllried ..... lllll*IUI Greek inug,u11; bis nuuWts ~ the Mallllcbutelll ID"'Mt~ w Sen. Lloyd Ben11ea, iaadeltaClmtof inaonetbatllid ~ .. ia<Jreet. Danish munipanta; and tbeir bOlain • But a sizeable ~· ol uli- Modesto. HOUie Whip Tony o.tbo, abonioa .ad~ oallide is third..,eneration Portupeie. the rally apiDll bis~ lllDd. American. · , "· Durina bis speeC:b, Dubkil re--• · •· a' • ~I am-the-. IOD of im11!9Uts-IJCl1eetihe1W he emP"n . I ii-m-~···· ..... "'•11•.-et·• ·=·*'·dJlldteMe ... U.-runnina with tbe ~of IJDllli-Thursday's nomination ~ Qd9. IAo ~·--a la 'omt of T11drt 1iftD tD Ma grants and ~ mlJOduced by 'ibe lddreu, indudina me -~ debl .... anlftl la......... . . ., ,,.. ......... Prell MARTINEZ-Some 4 000 pllooa of oil IPilled into ae environmentally lllllitive lloUlb from a POU J)lpeline. one mile rro..:;·• clillllrOUI oil spill &om the nearby Shell Oil refinery pofficiala said Sat . • ~ lilbt ~ spill. wbicb occurred sometime Friday nilbt. wu con widlln ~ Sl_ousb by Ooatina booms SatW'day afternoon. said a apokeamast for the OflCe -l:Jf!merJncyServicerin-Sacramento.....wbicb-M1 moni~ danup_eftbda._ R~ntatiVel of the Environmental Protection AsDt:Y the Department ofFllh and Game planned to fly over tbe!i'U late Siturday afteraoon to~ potential environmental damqe, aa:o · to the Cout Guard's Marine Safety Oflice in Alameda. Up to 100 ~ of oil leaked from an uauted plpebne that runs from Richmond to Antioch, where Plcitic ~and~ Co. OJ)el'ltes teVeral poMr plants. aa:ordina to utility~ pick Dlvtn. The flcilities once burned oil. but now bum natunl_111. Tbe ptoeline Wll kept loaded with oil io it could be ractivaled if'needed. Dilvin said.la bu not'*" uled since abouU. l 982. he added. At leUt 3SO.OOO pllons of oil spilled into nearby PlcheCo Slouab OD April 2l after I drain pipe ruMiDI from the roof of a SbeO Oil·reliqery 011 tank'brote. It killed some 200 birds and animals and soiled at least 400 boats along a 12-mile stretch 9f the Carquinez Strait. Rollertl ftHN to rmto.re llacf6et cam ~ndson of immllfallts in this valley accumulaled durina tbe ~ ad-· • where so many came to leek the mini.stration. the need tbr~ are bound ·and detCrmincd to clo oppartunity. to leek the American touppadetheimportanceOf · that" SACRAMENTO -Senate leader David Roberti said SatW'day that .restoriq.aome fundt·cut-by the"&Ovemot1mm~9=tate budlet will be "top priori!)'" w6en the ~ture returns to llid-$4f2-million in cuts by Gov. <Jeorp DeUkmejian before~ siped the S43.9 billion bucflet ••assaulled" health and welfare, environmental. trampOrtation and bousina "The-re are tremendous op-~ma. The Republican.tovemor'trimmed the tiiiC1let and liped it July I rt ·1· .. _ .. 0u1.-1.! after lawmakers bad receued for a montb-loDJ vacation. Tbe ~ture· dream, just u my mothei and father and the ethical level of tboee in Speaking in a farm-rich rqiqii: did 7S and 76 years "°' '' Dukakis aovem~" . Dubk.is also called for research to said. , •:Jf,l.the-lut analysis; if.there is one "make new uses of apicultural prod- po uni, •es out t·~~. _..,,said. recon venes Aq. I. ··ne Usislature's top prionty upon its return Will be to ,- B w w tt ·u ft ct tt p ~ -t Cl tt SC b p: SJ t .. si ·v He added that "only in this coun-' thins a new president and vice ucts." try" can a son of immllf'lnts ''aspire pr.:es. 1dent can do. it is to raiore Prick He said biodt:p:adablepl•stic alD tObe .,.Uident.• ---~ericans in their JOVenuneDt." be made from com, and fuel that Underttbing the ethnic divenity of Dukakis said. .. Uoyd BentleD and I pollu1eS less can be made' from arain. The Modesto rally wu bis only resto~ certai~ funds to o~ state's budget, .. Robeni, D-.~ ~lea, laid i~ a public appearance in Califomia·dur-statewi~.radio address. Oearly, the state budlet cn11s is fir &om beins 1na the current campeian swina which resolved. inchidtd Beatsen-and bodl can---------------------~------=:..-R didates' wives. Kitty Dukak.is and 1Vom•a JJeJd OJI feJOJIT clJJJd ·•bW t:IMr6• B.A Bentsen. . . Firefighters contain pair of Calaveras blazes RAIL ROAD FLAT (AP) -Fire- fighters launched a final assault on two Calaveras County wildfires and gained 100 percent containment Sat- urday niabt, after the blazes had charred some 10,800 acres. Dick c~· a spokesman for the California ment of Forestry, said ·the twin res were I 00 percent contained by Saturday ni&ht. He said full control of the blazes was ex peeled by ~onday ni&ht. ~from the fires totaled S 11 million, 1ncludin& timber and prop-~ losses and fire suppression ef- forts. said Sharon Tomnce, a spokeswoman for the CDF in the. Mother lode .community of Rail Road Aat. I SO miles CU.t of San Francisco and a few miles west of the fires. Six homes.. nine other buildinp and eight vehicles have been IOat since the arson-suspected blazes broke out Tuesday. "Things are really winding down, and it prObably will be all over soon," said Tomnce. The blazes hav.e burned nearly together and are .being treated stratcaically as one by state fire officials. Firefighting efforts bepn winding down as some crews were sent home over the weekend, leavina about 2,8SO tirefiahten early SAturday, down from a maximum of 3,400 on Friday. More~ were expected to be released SatW'da~ afternoon. The total size of the blazes was reduced from CDPs earlier esti- mation of I 2lSOO acres followiq an aerial surveillance usina infrired camera1:t said Tomnce. The fires were 90 percent con- trolled, a term meaning flames have been reduced to small flares and smoldering patches, acpordina to Craia. Meanwhile, some 470 firefiahtm and other worken on Saturday con- tinued to battle a 2()()..aae pus fire that the ni&ht before threatened a dozen homes near Morpn Hill. The fire broke out in a ruaect area about 1S miles south· of San rrancisc;o. The blaze wu 70 percent contained Saturday morning. said Jackie Tubis. a CDF spokeswoman in Morpn Hill. There wu no m~r property loll. Officials said the fire apparently broke out when a tractor strUCk a rock and sent out sparks. The Calaveras firefiahaen. who anived from across the state, were usina I.SS pumpeNructs on Satur-day, alona with I 0 butldozen and 18 water trucks. - .;. Iran, Iraq engaged in intense fighting BAOHPAD, ~ (AP)-lran said Iraqi troops backed by tanb. warp. Janes and chemical -weapons puaMd- nearly 40 miles across the border Saturda}' ~nd it called on all able- bodied ~ten to rush to the front. . Iraq sasd its aim WIS IO captUR I WJe number of prisonen before oease·firt talks in New Y ort. It said it had. no intention of keeping Iranian temtory. A later repon from the Iraqi News ~cy said the Iraqi fon:es "bepn Wlth~~ from freshly captured Iranian temtory after movina cap- tured Iranian ·war equipment and prisonen behind the lines." It pve no fisures on the number of prisonen taken or casualties but said the Iraqis attacked a military camp in Hamid and ••inflicted hute losses in men and equipment.·· ~. ~ l The agency said other Jrlqi forces in Iran also would withdraw after achievi.na similar o~ectives. · The repons of fiahting came as U.N. teams. prepaftd to visit the wanina nations to work out im- plementation of a case-fire in the nearly 8-year-old war. The military Ql;>serven were expecled to anive in Tehran, the Iranian capil.!11 Sunday. Iran's Islamic RepuD1ic News Agency, monitored in Cyprus, said Iraqi troops crossed into southern Iran and headed toward the oil city of Ahvaz. IRNA said Iranian fon:es blocked another Iraqi advance IS miles to the west. The heaviest battles were around the towns of Hamid, Jofair and Khushk west of Ahvaz, as well as Shalamcheh a little fanher north and the northern suburbs of the Iranian port city of Khorramshahr. IRNA said. · Iranian television btoke into its regular newscast to announce that "our Moslem combatants forced the Iriqi forces to retreat" from those towns. · IRNA said Iraqi troops had been pushed back in the Shalamcheh f'CJion, with the bodies of .. hundreds , of Iraqi soldien scattered on the battlefield: .. It said the tank-led "Iraqi in- vasion" was backed by heavy anillery fire, chemical weapons, jet fi&hten •!>d ·helicopter gunships ancf was aimed at occupytn& Khorramshahr andAhvaz. The lraniin dispatch said S,000 Iraqi soldien were killed or wounded and 200 tanks or armored personnel carrien were captured. IRNA said the town of Gilan-e Gharbf.20 miles inside Iran and about 110 mues noriheast of Bllhdad. fell to Iraqi troops who use<f chemical weapons. · "The agresson also captured Sar-e Pol Zahab garrison usina the same dastardly tactic." fhe qency said. The towns are in a disputed border area claimed by Iraq under the terms of a I 97S agreement with Iran. , ••All we want is to liberate I our occupied areas '' Iraqi Information Minister latifJassem was quoted as saying. "We have no agressive intentions a'pinst Iran." Jassem. quoted by the Iraqi News Asency, said Iraq also aimed to take as many Iranian prisonen as possible .. to factlitate the achievement of a lasting and comprehensive peace." Fishing boat, submarine collide; one dead, 29 missing TOK YO (AP) - A fishina boat with 48 people aboard collided with a Japanese navy submarine and quick- ly sank Saturday near Tokyo Bay. JtilliftJ at least one person and leaving 29 m1ssina. police said. The 92~foot boat. chartered for a weekend fishing expedition: disap- peared into the water less than two minutes after the collision. tossina all its JIUl'.Cngers into the Pacific. said police in the nearby port city of Yotosuka. Police sai d 19 people were rescued from the boat. but one of them, a 38-Police said 19shipsandsixhelicop. year-old man, died later in a ~taJ. ten with the navy and the Maritime There were no repons of :es Safety AlencY. Japan's coast guard, among the 7S men aboard the · 1-were searchiDJ for survivon. powered submarine, said officials Police officials said the submarine, with the Maritime Self-Defense the 2,2()().ton Nadashio. hit the Force. Japan's.nary. • .• fishiq at. the I S4-ton No. I Television news rePorts lhoWed Fujiman( Saturday afternoon abouf the submarine floatiga on the surface two miles off the port of Yokosub near the accident site with no IP-near the ·mouth of Tokyo Bay. parent damqe. A baDclful of men on Y otosub is 28 miles south of Tokyo. its deck and bull ICaDDed the sur-Capt. Y~iaki Nishimura. a navy roundina waien and life rafts ·were spokesman, told a nationally tele-• lined along its top. vised news conference that the su~ marine was~, on the surface on its way back . "'Yokosub after a Yokohama, was leavina Tokyo Bay, he said. Authorities were still investipting the cause of the .. incident, he said. Visibility at the time of the accident was reportedly aood. 1 Morr tban fOO ships ' day pass through the entrance or the bay, Ky_odo News Service reported. Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita. who was attending meetings of his liberal ~mocratic Pany in Karuizawa, returired to Tokyo after hearing of the accident, news reports said. r··········--····--····-.. .. \ training exercise in the Plcific. The fishina boat. fi'om the nearby port of Defense = chief Tsutomu Kawara ex rearet over the accident. I I ' '~\\··' ~' LOSI WllCIT INONI~ ..... -........... Diet/Ne Will, .. ., Wrwr te LeH Weltfltl. N. ,_ ................. ............................ . .. ........ ,......... .. . .., .. ....... -...... ,.. """""" ...... . ....., ....................... . c ...................... . ,..,. ............ ........ .... U..00 ... ,. TMIOUT MIM& CMl NOW crMJ•t·llilwl•llt. II 1 1lllPt111di•i1L1• ..._tlll\; f qWr...IC.. lllallM _,L.A. 1-...·7~. . ' I I I lri111 T11oh tf I••• ll•iT11 Christian, from Sweden, is one of 1111ftJ ..... bop comiftl to the lMilld States for the 1.918/89 school ,..... Christian his ~ for 1 =!:.=to mllic. ~ LOS ANGELES -A 31-year-old woman who taped her ion•a toes "because he's always wrialina them" faces felony child abule cbarles became of the ways she punishedlier boys and her nephew, police said. Three felony counts of child abuse were filed Friday apins~ Dorothy ChNtina Evanovich, a transient with no known address. said Deputy District Attorney Slepben A. Baron: Evanovich said she bound her 8-year-old nephew S~'s eyes with clear plastic medical tape .. becaute he kept lookin1 around, then taped his hands in back and put a plastic bread bq over them becaute the child '°wlln't a good eater;" said police Detective Susan Livera. Then the woman put ~ lit -cigarette in bis nose and mouth, Liyeta said. The children were pJaced in prot~tive custody. Evanovich was to underao psychological tests. CJtfsen trim •wrard, •J>OIOIT from llfS FRF.SNO -A U.S. citizen who wu wrongfully deDorted from a San Joaquin Valley lettuce field to Mexicali two years 110 hai received a formal apolOI)' from the U.S. lmmipation and Naturalization Serv~ and a S 12,000 cash settlement Border Patrol ifCDts took Gonzalo Serrano from a southern Fresno County field in for quesuonina on July l l, 1916, even thouah he had sbowed..nts a copy of his birth certificate; Aaents said they tboucht Serrano wu an 1m·postor using someone else's birth certificate. Att~ Juan Arambula, claimed qents interropled, "yelled and insulted" his dient for houn and forced him to sian a statement sayina he was a Mexican national. Japanlaunchesprobeof leaders in stock scandal By nt AllOda*' Preti TOK YO-Japan's Finance Ministry will investipte a real estate firm at the hub of a stock scandal involvina several of Jhe nntion's top leaders. including Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita. news reports said Saturday. The scandal touches more than a dozen prominent political, communications and other business leaden. They are suspected of eamina hUte profits by obtaining unlisted shares of the company and selling them after they were released on the market. .. We will investipte the case to disclose the whole picture," a senior Finance Ministry official wu quoted as sayin_1 by the nauonally cimllaled Asahi Shimbun. The official wu not identified. Takeshita former Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, and former Foreisn Minister Shintaro Abe, a senior aovemina party official, have acknowledpd that their aides earned such profits. In Japan, aides often act in such matten on behalf of their bosses. Soriem •ccued of delaTbJI paUoat ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -President Zia ul-Haq on Saturday accused the Soviet Union of sendina thousands of troops back into Afahanistan to defend the capital of Kabu_k but Moscow called it a ··sheer lie" and said its pullout is continuina. The omcial Soviet news agency Tass reponed meanwhile that Afghan rebe~s fi~ six rockets into ~idential ~~s of Kabul Saturday, killina · two peowe. 1nclud1n1a 3-year-0ld prl. Tass said sax people were wounded and several fiomes destroyed in the third rocket attack on Kabul in a week. Zia, the Pakistani am1y chief of staff, said the Soviets ••decided not only to stop their withdrawal but they have also brought in somethina like 10,000 troopa beet from the Soviet Union into Kabul because Kabul was under threat" Zia, speaking at a news conference, refused to reveal the source of his information other than to say it came from a "very reliable source." •daJr coJ1t1JJae. wrcp-k OJI NortlJ -. r'6 -ABERDEEN Scotland -Wolken led by Texas troubleshooter Red Adairf<>ntroll~ ~ve~resona North Sea platform where 167peoplediedin the world s ~nt od ng ~1sasterl a compan)' ~pokesman said Saturday. Two more fires continued burning on the ravqed Pi~r Alpha platform, accordina to the spokesman for Los AqeleHued Occidental Petroleum Corp. the ~·s operator and main ·owner. John Bradina. l:hairman ot Occideritil's Briulb operations, said Adair's special team bad pl~ three wellheads with cement and controlled fire in two othen with sea water. "We are~~ encou,..S by the propess achieved" by Adair and bis team, said Bradi~ 'Ibey are wotkina in unpleasant and bazafdous conditions on board Piper. A hUte explosion folloWed by a fierce fire, wrecked t~ platform 120 miles off'Scotland on July 6: "A '!.uiet environment for you and your cat" Tlve CatClinic - w • ] c B [ sl .. ti h n: Cl sl R SI e· J bi S· it f fi a Cl h. 1r I loll "' \\ ht m ye 01 C< m ot N VI ( I t \\ c T d c IT Cl u s, tt • • , • Bush says truth Will propel blm to Vlct~ry in South MEMPH~ Tenn. (AP)-0.. .... dedanld'Saturdaylbat11ie would win bodl tbe South Ind tbe SoutJa.. Mat. ~le c:oncentraled etroru in the rcaion by the new Democratic · team Ind a ~ of campaip luDda that be called troublaome. Stlincfi• OD the but of the drouclt•«ccmii Miuiltippi River, the Re~ ican vice president proclaimed. .. If we are suc:Cadul in ~tina the truth out there, they (Democrats) will be unsucceaful in ctrawina the traditional Southern Demoei'ats and-·Southwest Demo- crats.t.ck into the fold." ... bave to help Ft 1he truth ·out there" he added. Both rqions went solidly for the Reqan-Busb ticket in both 1980 and t 914. The °"truthk the pros~ OOP presidential nominee said he wants to spread would be bis "major philosophical differences wtth Michael Dukakis," whom he called a "traditional liberal.·· HowcveL Bush said he does not see similar dinerences with Democratic their convention. Democrats are ex~ to--mab a mQ>r eft"on-tcr win beck the sqion. bclinni!'f with heavy campaisnlna by Dukakis and Bentten. Addressina a law enforcement .JfOUP in Tampa, Fla., Bush reiterated bis call for stricter enforcement of drua laws and for the death penalty for dru'-.. kiqpins." "We ve heard a lot of touch talk about drup from the libeials in Conaress. but when are we aoina to see some touah action?" Bush asked. "We need more money for prisons and prosecutors. And we need touaher penalties for criminals." At an airpon news conference in Tampa, Bush said the bump in the polls Duk.akis aot from the Demo- cratic convention had served to keep him in the position of u~ · But. he said, "I like beina beh1nd ... I like fi&htina back. I remember Iowa." Bush referred to his loss to Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan .. in the Iowa caucuses. Or.nge Coat DAILY PILOT /Sundey Ju1tJ 2•. 1... Al OCmakes top ten in list of best areas NEW YO RK (AP) -Danbury. Conn .. tops this year's Money map- zine survey of the 300 best area in America to live. ed&ing out last years winner. Nashua. N:'H. . Danbul') moved from fifth place to the top of the hst because of a lower cnme rate. shghtl) better schools ud.. its prox1mit) to New York City's muS(ums. theaters and top-fti&ht hospitals. Money said 1n iu Auaust issue. Danbury. with 60.470 residenu, is about 55 miles ~ nonheast of New York . ··1 think it's great. It mak~ us feel good... said Roben D. Kennedy, chairman of Union Carbide Colp .. which 1s headquanercd in·Danbury. But a 'hopper on Danbury's Main Street questioned the rank.ins; .. , don't know why." said the woman. who 1dent1fied herself only as Barbara. ''Ifs bonng:. Whtri we want to do someth1 ng. we go into the (New York) c1t\ ... · vice presidential nominee Sen. Uoyd -Bentsen of Ieus .He said he aarra with Bentsen on most issues. The vice president was scheduled to campaian in Albuquerque. N.M .... :.. _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~~~--~;..:.:.iillfliiilllll on-Smv<i.v-----Th r tlJ}U}so was uestioned in At ianuc rm. wh1c came 1n wt:.._ Bush is on a two-day campai&n swifts tbrouah the South and South- west to JI)' to .seek to repin momen- tum lost to the Democrats during The8ushcampaignhasallbutu5ed G t '""-II f flre up the entire $27 million it is rea ... • 0 permitted in pre-convention spend· Trio ID a pleb., tnck flDd &ol!al dlftlctalt lD ing. Topeb.. Yueie after hrO pilpel .. •. w "It's alm0st a lau&hina matter to me:· said Ma)Or fames Usry. ··1 think some of the data or statiltlCS or research tMy used is faulty. I bave made m) home here and rm prOud of the progrns being made bett." Reagan br~ks his silence on Democratic convention • President Reapn today decried the "midni&ht in America" rhetoric of Democratic National Convention speakers, sayina the country is in far better shape than Democrats would have people believe .... Our liberal opposition seems to think so much is bad in America. To hear them wk, you wouldn't think that America is in the lonte1t peacetime (economic) expansion in history," Reqan said. In his weekly radio address. delivered from Reapn's mountainto_p ranch near Santa Barbera, the president took note of the just· concluded Democratic National Convention in AtlilDta. sayina Americans should have been "shak.ina your held" at some ort&e statemenU. It was Rcapn's fint public comment on the convention. On Friday. White House spoiesrnan Marlin Fitzwater seized the latest consumer price repon as evidence of "&ood news from a Republican administration." Man wins thertghtto profit from useofblood Hospital seeking day daytdp for Hinckley l'ew York City was rated 19th. up from 82nd last year. "Naturally. we would still think it's too low -because we thinldt's No. I . ·· said Rose Mari.t Conon. spokeswo1J13n for Mayor Edward I ... Koch. . In or<kr. the top 10 regions are WASHINGTON(AP)-St.EJiza. Dr. Ravmond Pattenon. adm1nis-Danbur;y: central-New Jef'$ey: Nor- beths Hospital wants to allow presi-tratoroftheforeosic servi~divlSion walk. Coon.; New York's Lona dential assailant John Hinckley Jr. to of the D.C. Commission on Mental Island: San Francisco: Nashua: Los leave the mental institution for a Health. said a review board at St. Aqeles-Long Beach; ~ifomia'sOr- SEA TTLE (AP) _ A soft-drink supervised rectational day trip with Elizabeths has approved Hinckky's anee· County: Boston; Bcrsrn and distributor who maintains he should other patients. a District of Columbia participation in an outina to a Passaic counties ;n New Jersey. get some of the profits from com-official said Saturday. museum, park or other public place. m•,....ial products den' ved from ht's The Secret Savacc, however. is Patterson. who declined to say "Being top dot isalways ~ferable "'" · '"-~ u· · h'"' h th da tri ·•ht to sixth p~. but we dOn t feel too blood and body iissues says be is oppos1n1 tu~ pro.-v-" ou Jftl. say1na w ~n or w ere e Y p mi... bad nestled between San Francisco pleaS(d by a coun rulina that may that the 33-year-old Hinckley re-occur. said that such outnlp art lead to that.. mains a threat to PrnidCnt Reapn routine for St. Elizabcths patients and L.A .. " said Michael Valuk, "To me. this(ruliDJ) is the ultimate and other federal officials that it onct physicians decide they arc ~~ut·~=~~ o~f'c::m~ vindication of the ri&htness of what pro~ts. . capable to panicipating in such Ind h'cb . 1··..._ ... _ u--'" we're trying to do." John Me>ott said H1~c~y was committed to the activities. ustrv. w ' inc ~ UK ,-.Miua Fire lore. encaatloa at YeUo"8toae Park Friday after leamina the California ~ospital in 1982 a~r .be ~ found "These acti~·111es arc consi~ Cbambtt of Commerce. • . 2nd District Coun of Appeals re-innocent by reason of ~nsanny 1n the therapeutic and allov.• physicia.ns to The ··sucakina stan" included ;, Two areas of Yell.owstone ~at1onal ~ were evacuated Saturday instated his suit apinst the Univer-Mat:th 30. 1981 , shoouna of Reapn. sec how patients are abk to handle midwestem cittes with powina econ-~use of. forest fl res 1n Wyomana. and residenu of .everal homes near siiy of California-Los Anaeles. . While House prns ~tary JaJneS themselves,.. Patterson said in a omies _ such as Cleveland. up from Spo~ne. Wash .. had to leave wbe!' they were threatened by~ forest fi~. Moorc.43.claimsDr. DaVidGolde Brady. a. Secret Service qent and a telephone interview. 83·last year to 22. and Cincinnati. up R~dentsalso we~ev~~ ovemi&ht because of a fire near Kabspell, Mont. of UCLA never informed him of the D.C. pohceman. . He said outinp ttnerally last from from t 04 to 31. Fues allo bu~ tn Cabfonua, Colorado. Oreaon and I~. And .everal larae . value of his blood while usina it to The proposed outma wo~. n~t two to 12 houn and that tbett is fires burned .•n remote areas of Alaska. TM Grant ~1llqt H~~I and a develop a product that scientistS say for coµn appearan~ be H1nckl_ey s al>A'l\'S at least one staff member for Flinl. Mich .. inched up from the camppound m Yellowstone WeR ~lottd Saturday monuna and VJ~lt~_and off en considerable hope fQr treatina tint tnp off the hospital po~nds since evrr)· five patienu on a trip. · bottom of the lilt to 293. Flint emr,Joyees moved out as a precauuon becau.e a fire had crept to wtlh1n one-cancer and AIDS lkc. 28. 1986. when he received a I 2· Fedn-al prosecuton bave asked resicknu were .. prnty lleamed up" ~ ~ile of ~~ Lake. ~ellowstone's south. en~ was closed His attorney · in Los A•les. hour pass to ~ve dinner with his U.S.DistrictJudltBarrinatonParter aboutlast year·uUJ"W'Y-IC>rtvrvn 1ntermrttently beainn1na late Fnday because of th6 wtnd and fires. Jonathan lackey. said the rulina was ~nts. Hospital. staffen esconed to hold a bearins on the propostd day burned copies of the -•rine. DOCed unprecedented. him. trip. MaDlli~ EdJtor LandoD'Y. Jones. .. Th is is the tint ti me an appellate liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiii Lat of aattoa '• rlclJmt people reJeaNd WASHINGTON -Wal-Man Stores founder Sam Walton and family saw the value of their stock lose more than SI 3S milliqn last year but they remained the wealthiest people in the United States. U.S. News says. Thr Waltons of Bentonville. Ark., whose stores are fixtures in small-town America. held $6.13 billion worth of stock in Wal-Man. keepina them atop the mapzine's Richest 100 list for the third time since the rank.inp bepn three yean ...,. U.S. News said in iu Aus. I editions. To make the list. an individual or family must own at least S percent of the shares of a publicly traded company. This is the level the 90vemment considers Iarwe enoup to influence manqement. In second spc:_>t apin were Jrenee and Edward du POnt and family ofWiJminaton, Del .. with $3.38 billion worth of the pant chemical firm. U.S. News said the du Ponu kept the rank.ina despite a S 1.3 billion loss in stock value in the year endina last March. court has ruled that a patient has an ALL interest in the unique properties ofhis genetic material and that commercial exploitation without the patient's conS(nt entitles the patient to sue for damages ... Za~key said. CJbJtoa accept. bJYltatloa to 'To1Jl61at' LITTLE ROCK. Ark. -Arkansas Gov. Bill Ointon decided Saturday to accept an invitation to appear on NBCs "Toni&ht" show with Johnny Carson. who has comically savqed the 1Qvemor'1 speech at the Democratic National Convention. Ointon ureed to fly to Hollywood to appear with Canon on Thursday ni&ht, said Mike Gauldin. the ac>vemor's presuercrewy. Gauldin didn't know when Ointon would depmt or who would pay for his trip. Ointon's speech nominatin& Michael Dukatis for president. for which IS minutes were allotted. wenf more tban double that time. The speech was criticized-by conventioneers ft IOO lo"' and was panned by commentatog as uninspiri~ Minutes after Ointon bepn speakina, television cameras switched fiom the podium to delcptes mUina llubina motions acrou their Private research companies paid UCL<\ ·ssoo.ooo for exclusive access to Moore's cells. lackey said. Golde rettivcd benefits wonh about SI. S m illion. and trade sourct1 have indicated the full line of treatmenu that could be developed from the cells might be wonh more than $3 billion. the lawver added. An attorney for UCLA. Allen Wagner. said he mifbt seek re- consideration of the ruhna or seek an appeal. Twelve yean qo. Moore learned he had a rare blood disease called hairy<ell leukemia. and in a rela- tivelv common treatment. Golde removed his spleen. Kl••llOAllT•• TllllU 8TH GllAD• ..... lflll ... C.Fll• StiUrs I Al Tl l .. 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'f1 1---CAPJU~DecJ2..Jan. 19): Arrival of' object~ recently pure ~-11 ~~111rt insist on quality, don't ap to 1ubltitu1C1. Check-. :~ costs. be sure othen realize you are terioua ud not. without allin. . I AQVAIUVl(Jan.20.Feb. ll):~eventl~, in )'Out favor, you ,et what you want, key 11 to be ld.eclivt' j ana to cboole qu&lity. Focus OD leX ·~ ftii1atioll.• <J ability to win friends and influence people.-• ~ PllCD(Feb. 19-Marcb 20): You .. v unprm1 v .£..~· t ) superior with know~ of Bible, Shakespeare. OCUS Oil e m)'llicilmL~usion1 pamour. intripe. You'll. be IP", ~ DY one wno wants co know more about your. views. JUnl. I IP JULY U IS YOOll BIRTHDAY you are spiritual. inventive1 com~hend valueofmeditabon, can be loDely in a crowo. Very few people undenWMt your true reca~· PL:~ some are offended by what they feel is your l8c:k interest, COftCel'n. PilCel. Vil'IO Peo,a. play i'11 11nn1rta111 roles in your life. You are tem~tal. · -loyal, fucinated by prisons. 1nstitutiona, reform puns. You are psychic and often botbafd by .. feet.'' Durina September, popularity soars, and eantWlllP potential increucs. . I ·• ~~~~~~~~~~--0 " ' I f . r Ell£ergeant named . J Out~tandingNCO · :1 Staff Sst. Bk* W. &an.,, SOD of of Sharon Hefflin of Huntinaton ' James and Marylin Harvey of Foun-Beach, bas received the DUKbutist tain Valfey, bu been named the .bad&e u~n completi~n of the tbRe-1 outstandina security police non-com-wee\ airborne course at the Anny ~ missioned officer of the quarter for Infantry School in fort Bennina, Ga. J the 12th Air Force. Harvey is a bue He is a 1987 graduate of Marina Hip, If raources proteetion maueer with School. ' " the833rdSecurityPolietSaUadronat Navy Airm:n •Recruit Jtm A., / Hollomon Air F.or:e. Bue, N.M. llW1a, son of Manhall and Lynda 1 Navy Airman Recruit....,."· Hankin of Corona del Mar, w; I llMq, son of Robert Huty of completed his training at the Recruit, 1 Huntinaton Beach, has completed his Training Center in San Dieao. He is a /1 • trainina at the Recruit Trainina I 98S gaduate of Corona del Mar .1 ' Command in San Diqo. High School. 1• • • • • •• Army ReterVe Pvt. Claarlet O. Chief Petty Officer Beute a. CU. Jr., son of Charles Oine of G ... ia, son of Melquiades and Costa Mesa, bu ~uated from the Cornelia Gandia of Costa Mesa. wu1 . ammunition specialist coune at the recently deployed to the Mediter.., 1 Army Missile and Munitions Center ranean and Western Pacific with - and School in Redstone Anenal, Ala. Naval Mobile construction Battlion · Army Pfc.,. &:a., son of Mike 7. based in Gul'f<>.rt.Miss. 1 Hotta of Huntinaton Bach, bu been Pre. DouW C. Bader, son of named soldier oTtbe quarter for the Donald Barber of ~na Nipel, 7th Sipal BripdC in West Germany. recently returned from yment to .. Hotta 11 a wire technician. Twentynine Palms wi the 2nd ' • • • Marine Division from Camp Le-, Capt. ReMrt a. MKDnpl, whose · N c wife 11 the former A•lina ltencomo Jeune. · · • • • , of San Clemente, bu been decorated Arm y National Guard Pvt. DeJ f with the Air fo~ Coinmendation bo.U It Crlbbn, whose -husband I Medal in West Germany. MacDoupl Scott is the son of William and May isa pilot with the 10th Military Airlift Cribbcs of Fountain Valley, has ~uadron. completed basic training at Fon 'J • • • · Jackson. S.C. r '· Airman Tam•J L ·rarreu, da~-· • • • > ter of Mr. and Mn. Tmy Farrell of Pf'c. Qrtstepller P. Newell, son of San C1emente, bu completed the J. Alan and Irene Nowell of Irvine, , clinical trainina p«?nion ohhe medi-recently reported for duty with • cal serviet speaalist career fteld ar -Marine Barracb/Ground Defe~ 1 R.L Thompson Stratesjc Hospital, f'orce at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba: He, 1 Canwell Air Force Bue, Teus. 1s a 1986 graduate of'Woodbridae • SeamanRecr:it.UC....v.Lueof High School. • • • fountain Valley hu completed his Pre. James D. S~y. son of traininc at the Recruit Trainina Phoungian and James Steadly of Center 1n San Diqo. Lane is a 1986 Huntington Beach, has completed an graduate of LOs Amif°' Hiab School. Army tank tunct repair course at Army Pvt.~ •o. ~n of Aberdeen Provin& Ground. Md. He i1 John and Ellie Simpson of na a 1985 graduate of Westminster Hillt ' Beach.z. has arrived for duty wi the School. . • • • , 3Sth rield Ani1Jery in Fon Stewan, Lance Cpl.Qrtsae,MrA.o.tiua. Ga. Simpson, a l 986 araduate of son of Lilia and Charles Durham Jr. Lquna Hills Hiab School. is a of Fountain Valley, has repor1ed for cannon creman. duty with the 3rd Marine Airc:raft • • • Wingatthe Marine Corps Air Station ; T~~i!',.,.~i~ae~:o: El Toro. He is a 1986 graduate of La / returned from a one-month deploy-r-Q-ui_· n-:-ta_H_i&h __ Sc_hoo_1. ____ _ ment to Bridsl>ort, Calif., with the ..., lst Marine Division from Camp .~ .&. ...1 - Pendleton. He is a 198S paduate of ""*'COnHeart Woodbridae Hif' .~hoot. ).. r Association Pvt. CllU'let P. Mw...-Jr., son 'M'RE FIGHTil'G Frn ~LIFE ~==-==:::;~:;;;;;:::~·i WE CREATE THE PERFECT FITI Fuff service ~·s & womens's clothing & alterations. Master tailor ·on premises at II tlfMs GIFT CERTIFICATE • H ... " c. Va Be ... rn Cc Va Be Fe 0. tal Di Cc ~ ca oh .. ~ Be ca1 di1 ' Tc . Be Di Va Wt an "' sti "' pla I De Be Ce I.I "' em Mc In Ca Cb Nit bit Mt Pe or tai. Ea t~ Co Jet dee ( ntl tait Ne Ch ... Bea 1 du1 art Co . ( thi1 Ne fuel tee Set roll Nt om fin car Me c. roll Ba lltt yee ~, pUI sec cU fru oth fin fin coc ~ .. mu div fin cak -$ J Val lK .. 0. 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...... ~ C.llftiw. ..... wl llflMnM f!!i'~L~ ~ odw; ~ bc!~11dj~ioll wwe -..-• --,=...,_..-tomatoes: ltCOnd canned veeriable ~~nd. plum jellies: second, wiM _..,. -Q1a1e odler. ..,... ri a-ha~; fint. canned v~blel other: Jellies: second, chua~s: tint, dill Flir. Wiuen ._....._.. ~ .---: · .._,;.._ --. Be""1 Miier, Fountain V•u-, ---z ·-r ~ ~ --. wY decor· 1:-..u...i.-. ._ N --1 sauce: suonu. relishes: first canned •• .-_.,._ l.8eey II*••• H·-a ""'-sweet .... ~ -11111h1ar, s1rin,1 .._·ns. d1va••~n .... 1·n_... 1h1'rd. SWE&.PSTAKES AW ARDS: ·i;. "i:i. -flri~ .,.;;t W~intaer~ ftrll, stnwbeny jam; canned ~omatoes7" r*.e'~w .. wer, Med Fooda ... Coektioes:. ldlah. cm., W , z· Fouatlia v-•a-. -thild. ~h ,JUI': _, ClilleU. Huntinaton &ach -second. froaled =Ms IJ,Corwdel Mir-thinf:fnaitpiea;'ICJCOBd.budt-~ Fountain Vaucy -ftnt, canned layer cake:_JMrleJ ~.Corona .... ,,.., 1 11t1rf., ftnt. no......, dillcarued c:Uee: •....a... peaches: J1 ' , ...._ Hunti'!4'0!' del Mar -second. yeast fruit bread: Hu&11oil ........... ---... •a-.. W'_._ H.!..-•i. -Beach -third. pu&riea any ki.ct: J H ... .M • ff~.,.._ ...... -~ -~.._._......, .... _ _.__0 •• H . eaue arrt1, Corona del Mar ---·•• -a.dl. . c:IMMloliale _.. cookies witb DUii: _._ -llHI, unt1ntton first. low calork dessens; third usina . Prnm-•1111w•11111 ; ......., 1.-.. .,. w.-;. Huatialloe 8alch _ Badt-tece>nd,cbocollle~f:e~~ commercial <.-akc mix: ae•erlw -PI., CGltl M• -lrlt; "rd .-..:.n .. ·s't..d.Altinlllljaajor nu•1·'a·nclll.f-OUDlliDY · · Memey,C-0rona1tel Mar-fint, fair C1• 111L l'outaia Vall!IY .-....; divilioa. · tec0nd, diets deeoraled cake. theme beef main dish. division win-~-~''' Hundnaton ..,. •-•S. Newport a.eta-'a I ....., Huatinston Beach ncr: first. cake other: seoncd. canapes ~ -tint. Cereal candy: Jr >r -. -tint. bo)'lnlbm)t jam: alrteJ and hors d'oeuvres: first. specialty Prllb ved Fooda Div~ 8dult: Col&I Mal -second. IUa~ S..... B~ a... -..._., coffee cakes other. second. tie. ·N l11irr11,San11 Au~~::. pie: NwJ l1'h1n,Colta Maa-•wLa.-Tnull,Founlain S~c:eps~kes.bakin'-All in the senior DICt:l.W1•........,c..ia ttwd. ,asa rolls;~ J• ..... Colla Valley -teeond. canned pcachn: d 1v1s1of\, fnait ·;~ caned; 1.-.. P I I Mesa-third..ielli!a; third, bubecuc r::====::::::::=========~=-:---------------~~~:::::===~~===== C..-Maia. lf1IPt ~and Ntirlia; _.uce; leCODd, DictJed ..-....... Valule ........._. Hua~ BuWaC.b ,Costa~~~ ~~~tnw.,,__ = brad; lluJ Pte r , ~ oua1 laia Valley,~ beans. -teCODd, RC>Uod cake:...._. able Sctti1t1. Division, ldult: 0.W.. Costa .Meta~ lint. ai..:· D 1 rs ~ CON Mela, round brad;--th'ird;-eo&e-cake; third. tat~Dk lonl. . frosted chocolate cake; third, Foods and Confections brownies: J.., ........ Costa Divisions, adult: •••1.J "••'1 Mesa -second, molaslet cookies· Corona del Mar, main dilb, saii&d aecond, bread ~n: &a...._ a squab; ~ P1111I, Col&I Meta. . DlewaN, Costa Mesa ....-tee0nd, chocolate dMDIDtaDUt but1et coffee plum jam: second,jdliaolber. thinl, cake; .,_.-Bern&, Irvine, c~ marmalade; first, peach jam; fin&. olale chip cbeeleeake; ClierJJ .._ canned fruat juice, division winner, ~ SU Clemente, macaroons; fint, pastries any kind; fint, ~ 1un1or: Liia ........ Hun~n commercial cake mix; second, Beach; WJ' 711drrf, Huntiftalon 1ppeti.zer; third, beef main ditlt,' Beach, chOcolate peanut butter second, sauces other. candy; ...., W...,, Costa Mesa, JIDe MeGU.. Costa Mesa -lint, dinosaur cookia carrot cake: third, oatmeal cookies: GRANDAWARDS:CJothinaand ten. M.u.er,·Costa Mesa -f'int. Textiles; adult. MarJ Cini. Newport chili sauce: TUJ• Ntelarier, Costa Belch -leCODd. _bedspread: Craft Mesa -fint. pies one crust other: Divisions: .... •-. F0untain a.,. Palaear, Costa Mesa - Valley-fint. stained alus: Manis third. chocolate chip cookies:.._. ~ Maa -dllrd; cow Putw, Qma Mesa -secorid. and~ rocker: juni~~!-" ~ rupbmy jam: 811erJ1 P....U. Cos&a Huntmaion ..Cb-nna, CbriJtmU Mesa -first, coffee cake, Division stitch laeart: Mldlellt lat ••••ar, Winner. JaSle Prlrp, COl1a ~ Huntinaton Bach -second -KCOnd. mixed a.-s and :..a1a-• ..i--.;..a --a. • ,...... ~ .,._....."'.,' ._ fint S~ preterves; ICCOnd, Clothias and textiles division win-apricot jams: finl, black~ jam; nm; adult; JMlrl GMll&, N~ flrst.plu_mjam;third.~-.in: Beach -two piece sports wear: .lluJ second. ,ams other. tint. apple ,,ellies; ~dllirlM~ Beac=ch s :_. fibe.mec1"'.. first, boysenberry jellies: third, --• • Bftm, Uli cranberry jellies: rmt. jellies other, A.,..u ~Colla esa -pie!~ division winner. third, cucumber embroidery. hlltda .,..._, COl1a sauce; first. pickled fruits; first, relisb- Mesa-W.ll hancina; Aelllll a.r,, es. division winner. second. sweet Irvine -Periiari rua: Barllre pickJes. ea.,-a1, Fountain Valley -Yeluie a.men, Costa Mesa - Christmas ornaments tole: c..ae. third, special. yeast bread: CIMJ Nleller. Huntinaton Bach -exhi.. Sml.., Costa Mesa -third, carrot bition doll: Driilra ...... COIW cake: J..-e IMilrn•, Newpon Mesa -Santa and reindeer clay: Beach -third. tfieme decorated Pem Blleflle, Costa Mesa -dried cakes: Preia wea., Costa Mesa - or silk Rowen: .... lataer, Foun-second. any kind pastries: a.Ida tain Valley -stained pass hone: WU.... Costa Mesa, thii"d. sauces Earllre ~Fountain Valley othn: a.,. Yaprl•er, Costa -plutercraftSantaandmndeerand Mesa -second. yeast special brad; tole paintina sleiab: Mam. w....,, second, specialJy bread: tee0nd Costa Maa -wood rocki111 cows: cbcnecanapes: Eh•u Aller, Hunt· J...ae B1tn••· Llsuna Beacb -inston Beach -second, dried fruit: decorated ea with music. fint, dried trail mi~: third, dried fruits ~ Ud textiles division win-other; third. boysenbmy Ja!n; sec- nm; junior, nur. .-. •. Foun-ond, strawberry jam; third. ~ lain Valley -beef jerky jar. Jael other. third. boyxnbm)t jellies: Ntkta. ltuntin,ton Beach -ert Alla, Hunt1naton Beach -third. Christmas nativity needlepoint: yeast whjte bread; 1«<>nd; yeast brad MJdlelle krtaatbr, Jiunhnaton other: secqnd, -chocoratc drop . Beach -~of lady plastertraft. cookies; first, oatmeal cookies: IAllt .....,, Huntington Beach -second, The followint were awarded prizes fruit pies: a..-J CulfMll, West· durina the jun10r and senior home .minster -third. holiday decorated ans and crafts judaina at the Orantc cakes. County Fair: Geral4 C..se, Westminster - ' Cira ....... Newport Bach -first, bread with nutsj. second, quick third, cookies other. Nleela M-.., bread: second. con1ections other; Nt,wpe>rt Beach -third. chocolate second, drop cookies other; second, fud,e; IWil Pelep, C.osta Mesa -cereal candaes: Patll Cleary, Hunt· sec:Ond, pmervtia foods; 1t8eeJ inaton Beach -fint. cucumber Sena, Newpon Beach -aeeond, sau«: Buel c..rna-, Fountain rolled s-.r cookies: Talia Serra. Valley -third. canned fruit juice any NtwpOrt Bach -second, candy kind; first wweepstakes, tie, other; Kalle •*'· Cos&a Mesa -presenies: first. canned fruits other. fint. roUed cookies. second, cereal third, blackberry jam; ste0nd, peach candy: ,,_.. Y ...... •er, Costa jam: third. raspberry jam; third. apple Mesa -fint. brownies: llen9 ~llies: second, ~~nbmy jeOles: C• .. JIJ, Fountain Valley-teCOnd, first. cranbm)t jellies; first. plum nills any: Mlit Dias, lluntinaton jeUiesi first, strawberry jellies: third. Beacb-third. chocolate caka: ....-wine ,,ellies; first, fruit butter: third, Br/._, Fountain Valley-teCODd. canned stnga beans; first. canned yeut bread: MiJ Lr 1 ••rf, Hunt· tomatoes: first. canned veeetable •ftl'Oll Beach -lint. muftim other. iu.ice; second, canned vqetable other. first. swecostakes. bakina; third, O.n Dlu. Huntinaton lcacb -:- pUmpkin &raid; first. rolls any; third. nut ban; tint. chocolate chip; secsond zua:hini bread; third, bundt fint. peanut butter cookies: Clain cake: tee0nd carrot cakea; = Ealler, Huntintton Beach -fint. fruit pies; fint. one crust pie; piciJed vqetables: kua Jeebla, other pastries; fint. chocolate f\ldee; Westminster -third, bundt cake; first, candy other. division win~ second. bar cookies other. first, oatmeal cook.iea; third, rolJC;1U 1196 &titer, Hunti~ Bach - cookies. · i;.• fint. qu~k br8d: third, chocolate Nlet• nlPkrf, Huntinaton Beach fudte: Valarie ~ Hunt· -thi.ftl. 1-nana brad; ICCOnd, inaton Beach -third, mixed jms br:.ead/rolls otber; tbird. frvit mulllm; an<t jellies; third, Sweepstakes, = _..,. ;other: fint. c:enl1 ~es· ~·.canned friait juice . 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His obstinacy and foot-draain,a 10 providina leadership on tbia oov1ou1 _ -crisis is-unbelievable and don not bode well for the future of.our 11ate's economy. · The same ''do-notbina" hiahway improvement policy that existed durin• the eiaht -year Brown/Gianturoo rqime now teems to have filtered down to lhe sikyear Deukmejian Oovcrnonhip period that has existed so far. that lhe ksislaton have allo~ this situation to exist so Iona. The c1~ns ofthia slate are entitled to somethin1 better thin the nca1cct that has occurred in solvina California's trant-~tion problems. . If further procrastination occurs. 1t will only ~n that hi&hcr construc- tion costs will eventually be thrown on the •ks of the tallptyen. More ail po11ulJon will cJevelop C!un'ftl the interim due to the extreme frttway congestion and the driven will have more stressful drivina conditions to contend with which contributes to a lower safety faetor. To the Editor: E.P. BENSON Newport Hcach Jn July 14th's mail came an announcement. The Oranac County Management . Agency. (E~Al ~nnounced public meetmp 10 rv1nc and Laauna Hills to "seek comments on the San Joaquin Hills Corridor." neede<i'to find out h~w to CW'! iL" An independent mearcb team was hired to "discover" the ranedy. What is discovered confirmed -'at supervisors/developers seem to ba~e had in mind all aloq: A I ?·mile f recway slashi"' tbl'O\iah ~belt space. starting no whcrc1 ~na DO where. Just a concrete~= to a developer) pro.,;v- tracfs.\Thc research-ieam. . wrapped into a ~vek?per 1 ~ tion. Reward for ~ts d1scovery7) Sucb chicanery. Through it all. SJF had been heralded as a traffic enhancer. It wasn't. What is was was a .. bank account enhancer" -.'!11 ~ developers. And a .. ~hucal enhancer" for some pobUCWll. (A Mission Viejo Co. spokesman bad indicated the company's project wasn't feasible without it.) Spending month of August in search of trivial pursuits This adds up to 14 years durina which time very little bu been accomplished other than tmeral maintenance. and fill. ina .. pot-boles.'' Durina this same time &ame tremen- dous population and car reaisuation has occurred. As a direct result alona with a traaic lack offores~t is it any wonder the grid-lock chickens now have come home to roost. The time is Iona over-due when some leadership should show u1 in Sacramento and "bite the bullet on. this &rowing problem .instead of all the rhetoric and endless reports on this problem with very little actual completed highway improvements that would benefit the California motoring public. EMA is owed thanks for involvina the public in this road project. I Lis the democratic way. But it's not the democratic W.y 1fEMA apin appean to employ tricks and apparent deceit designed to fool the public. This road project seems to have been fraught with fraud and deceit since its bcginnina. Money and political power was the pmc. for example, early on a county supervisor said, .. Traffic's bad. We need a people mover. Reasearch is When the SJ F idea first cmersd. eublic mcetinas were~ IChed~. public response wasn t encour111na -overwhelming o,bjections. .But EMA. in recommend!n' the pro~ ignored the pubhc s nepuve response. loudly trumpctina the~ ject plan as widely "circulated." Hope apparently was that the public would read "circulated" as "approved." But. let's do hold our breat~s. Maybe this time the agency will rel><>rt all the facts. And not make "circulated" sound "approved." By STEVE FREEMAN Tinsley. known in these parts as TinsJcy the Trivia Tycoon sashayed in on me with that wry half-smile of his which augured tnvia hoopla a- comin' up. ·'When 's your birthday?" he shot at me. . "'July 22." I said. "That's also Rat Catchers Day," he added. "celebrated chiefly in the British Isles." He went on to explain that we have national holidays that arc rather forced. especially sinct other events or birthdays of some significance occur on the same day. Armed Forces Day. for example. Cena\nly no guys in the Armed Forces g1vc a damn about it. although the brass hats and fat squats of the Pentagon might. Instead. on the same day. one misht consider the International Chicken A_yina Meet at Col um.bus, or Dulcimer Days at Cohocton, Ohio. Then theres Veterans Day. Many of us are ve,tcrans and look on it as fiddle-faddle. And to the general public it's a turnoff. ~na accosted as they arc by wierdos blockcading the post offices pushing poppies at them. "What are the alternatives?" I made the mistake of asking. "A number. There's the Dirt Bowl: the Pace Truck & Tractor Pull at Fort Worth: also 'Fuzzy' Zocller's birth· da-.'." :.Ah. birthdavs." I remarked. "How about Anita Ekberg's? -the sexiest lady since the Queen of Sheba. as well as an>. ladtes precedinf." "Sept. 29. ·he answered ... t's also Xenophobe Understanding Day." "Feb. 6.'' he continued. "is the · birthdays of Babe Ruth. Ronald Reagan. and Zsa Zsa Gabor: It's also the Carrot Festival at Holtville. California ... ''I'll celebrate the Balx-'s birthday breaking out my old fiel ders glove and chewing a carrot. .. .. .\pnl 4 begins Egg Sa ad Week." "Does mayona1se week precede it?" "And Jan. 16 1s D1zz~ Dean's birthda> and :"at1onal (Do) Nothing 0a,. .. "Do :"oth1n~ Da, should be ex- tended a "'rek · · "Sept 22 1s Tom Lasorda's birth- day: the Som·t~ for the Eradication of Tclev1~1on C'onventton at Albu- querque. and the birthday of the ice cream cone." "How did that Television Conven- tion mooch in between Lasorda and the ice cream cone?" • .. August 13 is Lefth.anders Dar. and the Southwest Rhinoceros Exhi- bition at Tucson." Tinslev was movina riaht along. "Now surprisingly," he continued. "on July 4. Independence Day, we have the Stone Skipping Tour- nament. It is also the_aUcacd birthday of Louis ArmstronJ. and t~e rec~ed birthdays of Calvtn Coolidge, Gma Lolobrigida and ~rge Steinbren- ner." ''Big. big day. But isn't Steinbren- ner out ofhis league? Must be trying to upstage Independence Day -he hadda be born Iii>" a Friday the 13th." .. Arc you aware.·• Tinsley rolled on. "that the month of August is without a single national holiday?" I was unaware. Whereupon Tinsley bcpn enumer- ating events which miallt be put on the calendar remedying this shortfall. Aug. I. he pointed out. is Zambia Youth Da_y, also the beginning of National Oown Weck. Aug. S is the anniversary of the Federal Income Tax: also the World Whimmy Diddle Competition at Ashville. N.C. "What is whimmY" diddling?" I asked. Tinsley didn't know. "And you ha ve hopes of a National Tnvia Championship!" I chided. His face fel l. but only momentarily. Bouncing back he sug ested I be his guest at the Wh imm)' Diddle ~ompetition and we'd find out. "Yeah. but remember it's also the Federal Income Tax anniversary." "Well -we can attend the Whim- m' Diddle thinJ and all the while boo tncome Tax Day." Tinsley is re- sourceful. "The National Hobo Convention 1s held in Britain on Aug. 7," he continuecf. ''lrS also Umpire Ap- preciation Day. and the W.C. Handy Festival at Florence. Alabama." . "Handv. wow! One of the true granddaddies of great American m us1c. On returning hett after attend- ing that festival you'll be heaving rocks at the guys playing that thump- ing. non-melodic. ear-splitting clap- trap constantly laid on us." "We could makea tour of a number of the .i\ugust events." he sugested. "On the 8th we'd make the Sneak Some Zucchini Into Your Ncipbor's Porch Li&ht Event in Euphrata. Pa." "Mustl>c the way tfiey cook it back there." . "National Relaxation Day is the I Sth - a nice break in the tour. Then on the 18th the Sun Tanning Tour- nament at Ocean City. N.J." "A cinch win for any beachy Californian -unless, of course, George Hamilton enters. He's sun- burned between the toes." "From there we proceed to Leba- non. Pennsylvania for the Lebanon Bologna Fest." "Might that not be more properly known as the Bologna and Cholosterol Fest?" "And our final August event," TinsJey continued ignorin& my re- mark, '"Would be the Roanoke Beach Party on the 26th. for which they brinJ in the sand." "Oh no!" I cried in so~·despc(-. ation ... You ever been in Roanoke in the summertime?" "No.'' "You're ahead. The only people in town wi~ be thosc"Who have never left Roanoke in their lives and arc unaware of the existence of livable climates." .. But it's a beach -" "Yeah. a beach party -for whi,clf they're bnn11n1 in the sand. They re about 200 miles inland from the Atlantic. There's got to be somethina better for late August." "Well. there's the Telluride Mush- room Fest in Denver on the 2Sth." "Better. but still hardly the Dance of the Seven Veils. The mushrooms. however. might sop up some of the cholosterol taken on at the Bologna Fest." "You're getting a big negative,". Tinsley remarked. It was bccominf increasingly clear why the nabobs o calcndan had by- passed August. I began shaking my head. "On further consideration," I said. lookina at Tinsley in a beging off manner, "I think I'll pass up that August tour and attend, perhaps, the Rat Catchers Convention in Britain. For. after all. it packs quite a bit of sentimentalit~ falling. as it docs. on my birthday.' Steve Frffmu I• • lollfflme Newport Bead rnlde.t ud oc- c••loul eo11trllHltor to IM Dally Pilot. It is unreasonable and inexcusable TOM ALEXANDER tasuna Beach It's time Responsible Citizens gave up for the good of everybody To the Editor: Ther. just won't quit. The Responsible Citizens for Res~ns1blc Growth. Now that the jud~ has ruled OK on the Metro Pointe project, The Responsible Citizens arc aoina after the 94- acre Home Ranch project. Do these Responsible Citizens ~lize that the Metro Pointe project is worth $92 million and that Proposition 13 guarantees the city of Costa Mesa a I percent tax return? That's not exactly peanuts. I doubt that all the Responsible Citizens put end on end aencrate that kind of income to the city. IMOmc which results in better roa(Ss, better parks, better evcrythina. In shon. a better community to live. work and play in. - Said before. but worth sayin& apin, Mr. Henry Scgerstrom is the greatest benefactor to his own commun'ity. Why would anyone want to kick the gift horse in the mouth? Why would anyone want to curtail what Henry Segcntrom and the Setentrom family have cre.ated in Costa Mesa? As an Irvine resident. but a South Coasf shopper. I only wish we had an Uncle Henry doina what he is doina. It's really. less th~n responsible to mov~ into a community. with an airport and th~n ~mpla1n about airplane noise. People of long standing 1n Costa Mesa know and have known that thanks in large part to the ~rstroms. they ·have. a city they can be ~ of - th1nQ like The Performing Arts Center. to name JUSt one. U>ok around. take a very Sood look around. ·Ask if maybe Boston, Cleveland, Dallas, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Chicqo and'any other metropolitan community can even hold a candle to your city. . . . _ ·or eoursc not. be tlWlkful for what you have. Be thankfuJ for a benefactor who giv~ back a lot of what he rccei vcs. He docs not have to. and frankly. I often wonder why he docs when he's treated the way he is. Before putting the banana peel under the Home Ranch deal. give it a very thorough think throuah. GENE SELIG lrv1nt' Left-wingers left out in the Cold War To the Editor: One of the greatest pleasures for middle-of-the-road Americans will be to watch the erratic flight of the Sta Ii n i st/Lenin ist/Maoi st-Ameri- cans. individual criminals in our society against the rip ts of their victims and Americans as a whole? Will the end of the totalitarian threat to our country enable us to f~ our social cancer'? ... drugs and law- lessness and win that war? Where in the world will they go now that the Cold War is abating and they are left holding the hard-line com- munist bag? Will they continue to agitate on the U.S. university campuses and so forth? If they do, who will back up the lefts? ... there won't be anyone in left field left. I am sure many of us noticed, that one of the large local newspapers is beginninJ to editorialize about its newly d iscovered philosophy. Is it because 'its Soviet bedfellow has pulled away the blinket. if not the rug? Will we now be able to mellow the anarchists that champion the rights of Will there be civil riahts for all of our citizens: Asian-Americans, Hit- panic-Amcricans. • African-Ameri- cans. European-Americans. Scan- dinavian-Americans. British-Ameri- cans, lrtdian-Americans and so on? No dehUmanizing special lqal privi- leges for any ethic groups? ORANGE COAST ··~Pillt Pvt>l•Sl\ed every day ot me year at 330 w Bay Sf Costa Mesa CA Address correspondence 10 Bo• 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 I believe we will. I believe we should rejoice that all of this is happening in our lifetime. Praise the Lord and pass-by the munitions. l•hll [dttor 0.f"*Y Assoc••te Editor l•a.it Nrws [dltOf Stt" ..... l.1ty (dllor JAY BURCHETI Newport Beach Ed !lest Adverhsmc Otrector ''"' .... CllSSihfd Ot~r Guy hnn C1rcul•ttOll Director er,,111 .... •• Bu~111ess Olltce Man11er .... , .... Production O.rttlOf Costa Me..'• City CoWJcH JJu votred to rid tJJe city of illegal aUen• b;y wrlaatever man• necessary, lacladlag INS ••eept1. Ho~ traald you 80lve tJJe problem? Jt.MeCjJJ M.ac.rrter C...Mna "I don't have a soluaioa to tolve the ~· I'm lpi~ anythi~ t t ~•Police state. It s too late to stop the illqaJ aJient. If they can't bt caulflt at the bonier. they shoUld be allowed the Chan« to IC! in." .... cw... CllrllllM141111r a.rt..J9lr9111 ...... , Tnftl Ac-I ........ Oner CJJr" ltrioUlly doa'I abink &Jacy ~r:-bink usins 1he INS.Jo aiet ~= in ahe INS ii • (ii~ alicnl) llM>uld be bere. ridofilleplalieftlila.,od~ 1 temndblel' Miii. n-~~ .. ~ l'm1fi111,enerlllionfilipinoift ta ~ die prvl*iu. ,_, .... -n my family. and w bid to wait should check for documenta-1WOUld ~ wri La1iao just like ev~ eltt who tries tioa, and i( tbt pmon doea't commuaity. net IMuld tet to~ into the U.S. Tbty (iu..J have the necem1y S-Pftlt 111e~ tOmeOM m IM 1A1i11o com- allftls) should IO th~ the INSmouldlUctbepenoablct munii,to~••IO'be•••• same . prom1 everyone dtt to his or her counuy. TM to wart out -aJ11it al does. Usina the INS ia a pd situation is tettiQI out Of band IOlutioD to die ....... .._. idea... rilht now." ol • .._ ... .. ....................................... . .. . • , !II,, I . I • 4 • I I I t ( I c I I I t I ~ i t ( • t I c p ,. • I It f ! Orange Coal OAJLV PILOT /Sunday Juty 2•. 1N8 Ae ' ~~~~;!~!~~~~~~~al answ~~~~~=-~~:.~~~~~?.~~~~~~~o;~ ~lill ltt "."'Ver IOlved by suitjde. ~hen our pets ~h~11 ~ we talte pytq a ,.,16daa Ille rtpl .. kW a .. '\ ph' sicist and a neurobiOIOIJSl .. \\'hen d1sscctcd. th~ brains o( the t ~a touch•!'l letter, ~t ~ wnter them to tbt vets. t>n t we. Wb~ do ,.Unt, n• if dlert 11 •••re ,.. recenth conducted an expcnJYlent to rat!> that had been s~bJected to eiabt ~ to take into c:onlideratJon the Ins for loved ones. . . ..ii ... ,_ rteM•J· trst the effects of bacqround' sounds weeks of rock music rrv~ a~ 'lfC*.Ull DUJI?~ of old~ whole I a.m 70yeanold. !'Ottemunal.ly.111, My Mart .... .a .. ,.. .... • on liboratorv mi~. norm. al neu.ron su:ucturcs .1n the bodies ire tailina and their nunds are but an con11aJlt .-in and decbn1na ..a.en wM Mft Mia II•• ,..,. . · . . ·r . region associated with leanuna and not farbellind. rapidly, both physically and mental-&My 1e ... wut. It 11 ...._ idll ··Har\'C)' .Bard. <:> Fa1rlc1gh memof)." WehawlCf'VCdourtimeanddread ly. My children are ~wn and wllee ._ ~ tM ••Mr el Dickinson Un1ve.rs1ty an Rutherford. lnlef(•s1ing'> 11 proves what I have the awfUI emotional and financial inde~ndent and my wife is well people wM w..W pve uy&Mq fw N.J .. a~d Gtrvasaa Schreckenbcrg ~f long suspected. A continual .. usault burdens 111,at our loved ones must provided for. I have paid my dues •.o more time. Oeoraaa n Court Colleae 1 n on the auditory· system can cauK uaume wbn we can no loneer dn& society and eontributed all that I can DEAR Lil: 8*Ne 11 e••1•1"' • • • Lakewood N.J .. had one aroup of brain damage. -OHlO READER. '"OUJWeNaoutoftJedortllllltlltn> • t0Iu1ti~. r~. . i.-wortct. -·•1•911r•li11llUMrtnt........_ -aEA-R ANN LANDERS: You mice spend eipt weeks uposed to DEAR READER: Braim ...... ally. So while fa.in still able and rational, GM. certainly stirred up a hornet's nest the discordant dru'!lbcat of rock. from rock m.UC! I ..... It. Dlleliell· Trqic:ally, there coma a Point of why can't I take my own life or ask TMAmerkaaMMialAlteda.._ withthat columnabout~kconcerts. "When plactd in ~ maze. says tatiH ''•more Ukety peniMUty. I no return When we feel that suicide is that it be done for me, in the name of cm ma1 leeal •Mkal wtedet) A few days later I rr:ad an ate~ by the SchreckcnbcJJ. th~ mace took much also dot1bt &bt "11 ,, .. , wW caw a riahtform.butu1enuc~ietywillnot humanity? -LJ.H. IN LONG u•e _,,,..14 el tile1•1e .... Uf.-Scnpps Howard News Service that longer to find their food. Thry were stampede of rock fw ,....... to cOndoneitnorwiUphysiciampanici-ISLAND. , • .,,,. 111tem1 ... udfldal ,..._ aave stronasupponto thethcory tbat wandenng off with no senK of switc\ to Stru11 waltan. Bomel~ , llltsy, aa 18-aoatla-old female boar, 18 at tbe Or-= =.z =-'I:; ••• ., .. to .... lier • DeW In••· ... 18 brown aacl ....... ..... broken aacl ,.. wttla clalldrea. llltsy DH .. a ~ Mme witla ' •Iota of atteatloii. Tlae 91aelter 18 at 21838 JlfewlaDd Aft., 1 a-tlqtoe 81acla. B Rl [ILf Both vulnerable. West deals. NORTH • 7 3 v KJ94 0 AKQ6 • "J 10 WEST EAST • K Q J 10 9 I 5 2 • A 4 v 5 2 v 1 0 J II t 0 I 5 3 2 • VoW • 17 6 4 3 2 SOUl'll . ' v A Q If.I 6 J ..).7 4 1 •AQ95 , The biddina: Wnc Nortll . ,4. , ... e .. 'v , .. Openina lead: Two of • , • When panner makes an unusual lead, don't jump to the conclusion CHARLES ·GoREI that be bas lost his marbles. (Unless, of course, you play with that son of partnerf) Give him the benefit of the doubt and try to reason why he de- parted from the normal. Wat did heroically in both the auction and play. His four-spade preempt left Nonh, who held the bat band at theJ able, with·no safe action. Fortunately fi>r Nonh- Soutb, South decided to take his life into hil hands by veturina a bid at the five-~el. North thouaht seri- ously about the possibilities of a &rand llam, but wisely settled for the small since the hiah level of the auction precluded his findina out enouab about bis partner's hand. Six beuU wu an excellent con- tract, and bad Wat made the nor- mal lad of the kina of sptldes, the contract would surely have succeed- ed. Even if Eut is perspicacious enouab to overtake with the ace, it is doubtful whether, in the liabt of dummy's boldina, he would rmd the dub lbift. Howewr, Wat made the acellent capeniq lad of the two of ..... I EMt ro1e with the ace and had no proMm. Obviously, W at'1 lad -·ta normal fourth bat, and he .....; Md IOIDe combiDatioa of ....-boaon from whJch to lead. n. ODly JosicaJ nuon for the f .. =lnl lad WU that Wat , WM ~for a naff, and the suit ....... A.llled tbal Wat's lbort- 1-,,.. --lkllJ to be in dubs ..._ • D9111. A dub mum llmll'S -•. r Leath er furnitur e ... one of life's more enticing pl easure~. No,v you can afford th e luxury of ge nuine leath er, ri ch in te~ture , dee p in comfort not to mention th e lasting dtu·abilit:: SAV E •500 $79998 ONLY .$35 PER MONni' SAVE •soo . $69998 )~ ONLY $30 PER MONTH" $152998 ONLY $55 PER MONTH' <, A\T f ::1 l(} ~.'\ L ·1' $89998 ONLY S40 PER MONTH' ·' TME..wrrt4~ SALE ENOS WEDNESDAY JULY 27 ~'(!uality made aj/Ordab/e." \, • 1 I • ' I \ , ~ /.,,/ 1·1, • ,,, 1• II .~,,,-.,,,.,, · "When~ uee ~ McMt etwge 11 ~,_.an • .....,.~. ildCMioi• of ""9 ~ mey °' mey not cf\ancJe ~current montNy C)elll'Mllt Dlltwery otwvn·fif ., and ............. mey ceute QUOtlld"""""""' inoncNv payments to be htVhef r the f'9QUftd "*""""" ~It 11 bUed on "f04J# """9tl ,,.. t11'1nce on ~ w.ctees account 'I 'A Special Inventory· Clearance ~ on Top-m:un&l\l's, Auctlo Products a ·Appliances. At Prices This Low, Stock Won't Last Long, So ·Murry_ lnl ,,.. ... ._.... _ _,.., ............. _ ..... ~-·----;a k s229e! OHL Y S l 5/MONTH • • Qfcull City ~ .. ,. ... lo.CalH . ..._....._ Pl.II APTD lllaAft S499* .,... ...... .,.ac.a. ............ ...... ~ ......... WM. ONl Y Sl9/MONTH"• Mttaub6IN Audio Rael! lyatem wtlh Unfftedlllemole • 100-Watt• amplifier provides ample power to speakers for faithful sound rept0duc11on • handy wireless.temote !or hand- held accea to your entire system • 7-bend graphic equalizer lets you tailor music to your personal tas.te • st.,eo digital frequency synthetind tuner features 16 . preMts tor instant acceu. tQ your favorite AM/FM radio stations • dual caaaett• deck \av" you time with high apMd dubbing capablhty OHL Y S23 /MONTH .. .... ., ........ Dir.ct =-a.= ....... . • ull. resonant 10und ................ ~149!! llCA tr Celer ~~ltTV • totCOTY p6cture tube with Hi-Con .. 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" c ............ -. ....... ... .,. ...... caro1e ....... wltla ,,. ........... . The garden.· Club that is and isli 't I • Summ~r parties . for Spygla~ Hill and music lovers ByVJDADBAN °' ............. About 13 yean ..,, "men in the Spys)us Hill area formed a poup with the pu~ of mce1..ins and gettina_ acquainted with new Deiab-bon: llley called the poup SpyslAu Hill Garden Oub. Members don't do much~ these days. but they are still tettina together with nciabbon on the bill and t.hOIC who have moved to surroundina areas. aub interests are varied, and occasionally ~ is prden talk. ··0ur programs are now alkncom- passina, .. said member~ Fix. f:ou smrrs. . $62-1•5 NO\:V $39.90-69.90! ~JON SEPAIATP& . $.58-78 . NOW $29.90-59.90! ~EN/SIU SlllTS. G. $95-120 NOW $39.90-69.90! LHANDBAGS. ~ G. $49-88 NOW $29.90-59.90! ~HANDKNITS. G. $115-185 NOW $39.90-59.90! ~INEN PANTS. G. $78-88 NOW $24.90-39.90! ~WEATEIS. G. $58-98 NOW $29.90-69.90! ~IESSES R G. $68-220 NOW $39.90-149.90! JC.JOAN 6 DAVID REG. 898-150 NOW !539.90· 79.90! ,_,, .. We bave a summer party every ear, .. · said president .._ ....,_, Uemben and pe111 were at Villa Nova Restaurant last week. Some came by boat -0.-. and a.ua c.tter'" (rece6t r LondOn vili10n), Carl and .,.... r..llJ, ... and Canle ....... and...., ....... . came over from Lido with Pence and her husband Jeff. Fix and Keets==· piannCd the SJ811Y which . . an Italian feast of <iishes. fncludi~ prolCUitto, lasagne and spumoni. Fax was one of the fint at the restaurant and one of the first to leave. She bad a busy day -tennis at 1(), reception at 3 and party at 7. After dining. the lfO"P concluded the evenina wi~ danana. Amona those there~ Claire and Bal Wn . Dr. Jill and 111ary a.-. .. CalQ and Pul .....,, talkina about a trip to New Yorlc City where she will officiate at the U.S. Open tennis tournament Others were J .. f and a. Dl*.e and Pat amd Ales SJta1'. just mck from the same Caribbean cnaite (neither couple knew the other wu aoina to be aboard), Jee and UI Caney, wbo recently returned &on New Y orlc and were busy. with plans for their son's upcomilll marriqc, and Jim and ...,.... FrllMe, hick home after a San Francitco trip. •••• The .. Taste of Summer"" cham- pagne brunch and benefit auction should brina in about $7,000 to sweeten the treasury-of the'-Sovth Coast Symphony. Le Meridicn Hotel in Newport Beach was the senina for the occasion attended ~about 100 music loven. Cookbook author Dime ...._ W~ was ~ to introduce hei n~ ~blication, ·111c Taste of Summer. ' She sold some, with SO • &WDISUITS. · . '32.50-47.60 ~ow S25.90-37,pc;>! ~8Blrl'S. . $32.50-48.50 NOW S23.90-36.90! 1&;11888111&1'8. . S29.50-85.00 NOW $21.90-63.90! Wl°llTCOATS. . S165-295 NOW $99.90-206.90! ~ITS. . S285-476 NOW $199.90-332.90! vus1u. . 159.~-135.00 NOW '41. -94.90! go ITS. . $39.50-65.00 NOW S29.90-48.90! &'°&AS SBllT8. . 129.50-65.00 N~W $22.90-48.90! l won't be long before this yCar's spring and summer merchandise is gone from the stores for good ... especially at clearance reductions of 20-75%! We've just made fresh reductions and included items not previously offered. Stop by tcxlay while selections are tremendous. SECOND LEVEL, 1llE CRYSTAL t:OURT OF SOU'Jlf CQA.W P1A1.A pcrJ;ent of sales aoina to the sym- phony. Marne .... and LnM .._ were co-chain of the fund-railer, which also featured music by South Coast Symphony Strina Quartet and auctioneenna by U Grtlnl of tbe Koll Company (one of the sponson). Other ss>QnSOCL were Greens. Inc., Rutan and Tucker, Frank B. Hall Co., Le Meridien and Emissary Wine. The brunch bunch included music director J• Lury Gnuger, tcneral manager Donel BaNJ, ftland &.. WUUamt, Kitty and Diet , president of the board-eanle lte'ftl.- and her husband Dant, Jeff WMdll. Catkeem and Ced.I Leffel. ReNa alia Fr&U Picken, Gmette and ,.,_ Vlllaltes. Also, Leri Lal'erte and RlcUN a.JI, who~ hi&h bidden for the quartet music otreied during the auction. They will collect their buy at their upcoming wedding. Lfllda Lane (flCllt) llelpe llaiw &.. wltla fwrJ aaetloa Item • Carly wltb ~etrlcal atyHnL': one of many loob aftllable wltla aort . Curly, fluffy summer styles can be achieved with benders Hotter weather requires more care By VIDA DEAN Of. .. DlilJ....... ,; What's "'in" for summer. \air styles? "Really everything and anythina is 'in' .. says Craig Brown. owner of Makinf, Waves Salon in Corona dcl Mar. • If a strle looks aood on a woman. that's in' for her. "One of the styles that I think is fun for summer has a lot of curl and fluff that is achieved with benden;· Brown sa ys. Benders arc heavy rubber or plastic-covered metal c:urlcn that look like Iona multi-colored bot doll. ··After shampooina, I mouae me hair. blow it partial~y d~ and then roll the hair on the benden, • •id Brown, who after applyi1 benckn to the hair of a client seated her \lnder the dryer. After the benden were carefully removed. a sprayina ,el wu applied to the hair and curls were ICmed about. "You set a lot of curl that will last up to a week if the hair is not blond tennis player may find that her shaml)O()Cd. In the morning. with a hair is getting very brassy after play. little liftins and a little spraying. the He suggests applying sunscreens hair will still look peat." after shampooing and before styling. (Benders are available for home The chlorine in swimmina pools is use. They come in a· container that the same type of chemical used in will heat the c:urlen for a quick curl.) laundry bleach. After a swioi. you , .Anot~~ummer look popular now' nttd to remove it from the 'lliir as is linger \dvina. Both the curly look soon as possible to avoid turning hair and waves can be used on shon hair. brittle and dry. "The cut is very important and I · "Chlorine can tum blond hair or like to cut a woman's hair so it can be hilhlighted hair green." said Brown. worn in several styles," Brown said. "ihere are chlorine removers that "£ven with a shon bob the hair can be should be used every time you set out worn curly, worn straight or worn of the pool. swept to one side. With the different "Sun and salt water will li-"ten the looks. you won't set bored with your hair some. but 0ttan water as not as hair and that's important•• damaging as pool water:· Whatever the s~yle (or summer. Mousse. gel or spray can be used to shon or long. a httle extra care 1s keep hair under control at the beach ~ duri~ hot weather to keep or poolside: T~ 'bait products· and hair .•n. top f~. Exposure to sun. , fingcr-toushna will do it humichty,cbJorinc~ultwatacan "Mousse will aive the hair body ~,.even a IOod hai~t look dull and some volume tbat will result in and hmp. . .. _ • ...__ bo ...__.__, the wet look. A sculpturina lotion will .Th~ pubhc .IND ~n mgm\KU giveyoucrispturlswbcnitdries,and Wlth 1nf~nnabOll about tbe ~ after usinJ spray ,els.you ,et the spiky of ultraviolet rays on tbe skin. The look •• said Brown sun also takes it toll on.hair. Wlth a aood cui. just a-.&irue care --Su~screcns arc. to 1~ponant for and a few products, it's easy to the haar -~ly af ,cMI bave summer-ize hair and )et your looks to color-treated hair," llvwa •YL .. A go to your head. BE'S ... Prom Bl 8. He has two little bladt boob. ~--•~-9. None of his llaiftl 11111 • top --+-tton. 10. Ht worb •ta e..t dolln't have a busiw lddrea -SBB'S ••• P.-81 l.She'•IOt•---"*-ctoa.•twatto••• I 9. Crtditmrdca J , ..... ._.,, her ft,. name -aftia. , I 10. She bri111 • ._ lliaheical clock on the ftnt date; • . .. ............... lluJ Aaa Waten ad ... CU.lfonl OD llonabloww. Celebrating on eve of OC Centennia:l BJ VIDA DEAN ............. A wbole _year has been IC1 aside to c:elebra1e Oranse County's Centen-nial, but tbat'1 not Iona enouah. The born 10otina staned earty ana binh- day pretentJ will be comina in well after the year 2000. The bOud of directon of the OC Centennial. Inc .. invited sponson. ·baud membem and founders to come aboard the Pacific Hornblower for a cruise ofNewpon Harbor and an update on the biJ celebration plans. --see&na what as happenina here is a total thriD -it could only tiappen in Oranae County." said W CUffn, dWrman of the board of trustees and involved with the centennial project for about five yean. . .. This party is a thank-you to sponsors. founden and the sparit that makes a dream become a reality," added Oitrord as he areeted the 169 cruisenat lheevent planned by Ma,, Am Walen. '"The most exciting event of the year-Iona celebration to me is on J uJy 31 -because it's the fint one. Residents from all of the 27 cities in the county will panicipate in bike rides. Individuals and their families can enjoy the day rid.in& on courses. either 10, 2S1 SO.or IOOmiles. Tbcday will concluoewitb fes&ivities in Mile Square Park, Fountain Valley, with food. music and entetiainment, .. said Durell Meucer, president of the oc Centennial. Inc. · "Durina the year we will be aettina all communities and areas of inte~t involved." commented Metzaer. who resides in Irvine with his wife and their two children. (He is a N?PC>n Harbor High, Oran,e Coast Colteae and Cal State Lons Beach pad.) An cxcttma bit of information about the celebration was rev~ by. board member a. Merrtmaa. chair- man of development committee: It's all paid for. "We set for ourselves a budact ofS I. S million dollan to cover operatina costs. We wanted to reach that goal before we staned the official ~let>ration ... we have exceeded that goal." he said. Merriman. on the cruise with wife hmy. said "I could tell you that we slaved and toiled to raise that money. but in all honesty it was easy. With my committee. with the assistance of the community suppon and corporate BE WAS ALLERGIC TO ME ••• Pnla81 auise of"networkina" you may meet the man or woman of your dreams. Consequently.· business cards are thrown around like confetti and business attire is the order for the evenift&. My fint visit netted Eric. a buli· neaman who secmed niceenouah. A week later wt even went out on a date. I think he wu allcflic ·tO' me. He c::ouldn•t stop sneezina. I said "God blesa you ... and .. Goodbye.·• A few weeks later I tried Ip.in. This time I went to the Lona Beach Y.E.S. ptherina. With three women to one man. V eps provides better odds. I ended up talk.ins to a man whose·. label proclaimed ti is business was "pork bellies." I f1pred he was in the livestock business. Pork bellies didn't seem to be an epicurean deli&ht, but one can never be too sure. In 6is case, truth was more borina than fiction. The hiahliaht of the even ins ~me when a ('Yrano de Bergerac look-alike ~bbed me by the arm and asked. 'When we 10 out are we goina to make it on the fint dater' Drink in hand. my private wish was to express a non-verbal "Cool it. buddy." Instead. I said I snferred more of I tentleman Ind walked away. That n1aht I left under my own steam. My mother's answer to the sinJlc dilemma is for me to meet a mce youns man in church. That didn't work either. Not unless you consider lusti~ after a teen·aac altar boy a soulfuJ connec1ion. I suppose that leaves the arocery store u a potential meetins place. Somehow I can't convince myself that I'll find true love over a head of lettuce or a rutabqa. And "Shop here much?" somehow lacks panache. So are thett any aood places to meet a man? Y cs. ~ ·~vio.N • Custom ~signs • Europun Stytu • Ouallcy FblCt tmpo<l~ from Eur• • M•ratJoni on all typ.s ot Fabt10 .w'CI Styi.s . "°" mN • Custom M.or SutU & Slwu • ••ad)r Macw SulU & C NU '""°"~from Eur• • TopM.st .. ,..,,, . ~-Ions • FonNI lwtcAt A fishina trip is ideal for two • reasons. Orie, there's never a line for the restroom. Two, the odds are peat. One precaution: Salmon red should be your fa vorite color and pok.ina out an anchovy's eyes shouldn't make you squeamish .. Another Sood place is the laun- dromat. One of the nicest men I know I met there. He used his quarten to dry my clothes and helped me fold my sheets. I was a aoner. rrxou'rcbold. TV's"LoveConnec· tion is anotbcrfk>ssibility. A datina game for sinales. the show is a lot of fun. even if die date doesn't work out. I tried it. Since rwaschosen. it WUI blind date for me. My date described himself to me over the phone. "I'm about average when it comes to body hair." That was my first clue that this guy was not for me. Still. I had a Sood time. Talk about comic relief. Women attn't alone in s11fferin1 the dating frustrations of the '80s. Men have their share of difficulties 100. Viktor. a Polish immigrant who lives in Laguna Beach. says "It's a hit and miss situation. In California. everythins is hued on appearanct. which hinders any9nc from making a connection." Paul. a bantool acquaintance from Long Beach, admits that the odds are Jood in California but adds. ··o.tins 1s tough. wearyina, unrcwardina. 'AIDS makes people suspicious. O.t- ins is not as much fun as it used to be." Still. the search for Ms. Riaht continues. One man. an old boyfriend. wants to "intell«tualizc his way to love." whatever that means. Frustrations and all, I'll keep looking for Mr. Not-so-wrong. I met a possiblity the other day. CUSTOM SHIRTS Order 6 Shkts & Receive the 7thShlrtPBll Ameltcanlllmt. Aleoda9an •f ' help. it was fun." While harbor cruisina as the sun set. the pests were served pasta with choice of sauces and had a wide variety offruit and vCflics along with gcnerously<heaed nachos. Tom N...._and wife MartJya were two ofthost lini'! up for pasta. Finl he talked about presents" that will be around for _yean -scholanhips. At the closeg of the centennial year. all seniors graduatina from OC public · and pri vate hiJh schools can compete for scholarships. And babies born between Aua. I. l 988. and Aug. I. 1989. will be cliaible io compete for scholarhsips when they pduate from high school. (The SJ00.000 scholantiip fund was part of the SI . S- million budget.) ··we wanted to leave behind more than happ)' memories and clever souvenin.' Clifford said. "It was the vision of the board to leave a legacy for our future ... our youth ... Youths will also get involved by acting as centennial ambassadors. servins as official emissaries at vari- ous events during the year. "There arc about 200 events they will attend." said chaperone Maraam Mtldlell. who was aboard with MkMel Le¥ttt, s..u rw... ~ .. , Kim, EHna Pnett and Slaa .. ~. five of the six ambassadors chosen at the recent county fair. (The ambassadors get S500 scholarships and wardrobes.) WE DO WONDERS WITH YOUR Slillf kpcrleaec t•c ..._.•••I Beadlta .r Uglats.hil'eell.g ... Cdllllar ..... TNatw.t Now is the time to indulge yourself in a full hour of luxury to celebrate Madame Ilona's two decades of dedicated service in America. soum COAST PLAZA is pri vileged to announced the ~ning of Madame ILONA's ·very exclusive Scientific Skin ·care lnstihite in the CRYSTAL COURT INm11J1'IS Of SCJlN11l1C SKIN C.AllE Meet Madame DDNA penoaally c1urina tbt month of Jilly. 'Jelepboae: (7t4r 540-JJJI -0rMge COMt DAILY PILOT /Sunday Jufy 24, 1NI 8S ------- P Af'. ' ~ ' ' p ' '1 r ~. • , NHAM prepares for New Age party Thirty metaphysicaJ ~i1ts are expected to appear Saturday at the summer celebration planned by Ncw- pon Harbor An M&l1eum in llJoguchi's CaJifornia Scenario .5culpture Gardena in Cotta Meu. Specialists will aive radinp to guests intttesled in numerolOIY. astrolOI)'. crystals. palm readina, tarot or channelina. Susan Porter. C.put is chairins the New Age-themed "Mystical Mad- ness." Worklns with her are Brooke Cold ren. Toni Devich.. Marek Kebke. Peter u1der. Erika Ray. Jacquelyn Schmitt. PCJIY Blair Spauldia and Helen Zeughauscr. (The commit~ suggests the proper attire is "drns· as the spirit moves you:·) More than 700 arc citpected to attend the party. wtuch also wi ll include dancing under the stars. entertainment b) a m111cian and food and drink catered by the Westin South Coast Plaz.a. ~umerous prizes wall be awarded. headed b) a S1tmar cruise for two. Individual tickets arc $88 each. More information is available by calling 759-1122. • • • Onl~ 250 people will be able to attend the Aug. 28 aourmet dinner planned by Les Toques Blanches Internationale (California chapter) at t.bd..c .. Mcridic.n.Hotclasa benefit for the Orange County unit of the .~merican Can~r Society. The meal created by the mne- member international culinary com- petition team will be a dress rehearsal for the team's panicipation in the 17th international culinary an ex h1- bttion in Frankfurt. West German). in October. ..Les Toques Blanches. as an ex- clusi ve 01J1mzat1on of the world's top chefs.' said MIT) Walson. cha1r- 'ttiOman for the e'•ent. The team preparing the OC dinner as sponsored by the CarnatJon Co. and its Food Scrvict Division. The menu will include oriainal recipes - tomato consomme with cream of prlic and fresh herb profileroles, sal mon filct marinated with dill and gnlled ovcrCalifomia wood. and veal loin stuffed with wiict--mushrooms, fou.· _gras and truffie sauce. Ttekets are S27S per person. Reser· va1ion mfonna11on can be obtained by calling 751 -0441. -'nn Dahlberg is co-chair of the fund-raiser. Hosts a{ld hostellel in- clude Jert') and Sandy Beiarl. ~and Patricia Fredncks Dolson. Ketth and Chm Lmdsa'. James and Lina P1rrog. Machefand Laurence Richard and .\nthon' a~ Jan V1t1 . • • •• O~ar "Onie" Hulstrom. a Costa \ksa n:s1dent smct 1952 . will be honored .\ug. at a reccpuon hosted b~ Harbor Star Chapter 521. Ordn' of Eastern tar. ~ewport Beach. at the \:e1ghborhood Communat..v Center in ( osta ~esa Hulmom 1!> grand chaplain of the grand ('itate) chapter of California. and al'Out ~ d1gn11aries and mem- ber., trom vanouio chapters throuab- out tht' )late are e\pected to attend. In t•harge of the 2 p.m. reception is genl'ra l chairwoman Doris Parrish. Harbor Star past matron. • • • Tht.> ni:\\ San Clemente Christian \\ omrn·~ Club will meet-al-11:45 a.m for lunch o\u_g. 4 at the Swallows C o'e R~tauran1 tn tht San Clemente Inn. The t>vent will feature a beauty makever b} Shala Taylor. music by C1nd~ Todd and speaker Linda Tesler Kath~ Washney. 492-7366. has furt her information. • ••• F .\SHION· Fall collections beina prev1e.,..ed this ~~k ai Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza. incl ude Carolvne Roehm. 10 a.m. Wcdncsdav and Thursda). and Calvan KJean.' 11:30 a.m Thursda'. There wtlJ also be a Janice and David trunk show of hand painted salks at I I :30 a.m. Saturda} an the Galler) de~ent. Free $11 PermCare Trio with your Regis perm for waves, body or curl. Now all for only $39 ReGIS HAIRsrYUSTS ..-.11 a eopblltic:ated career · look with i11 compect ~-• tioDI. Tbe adjusaable 44-ancb shoulder atrapl wort with tbe leMOD's loaeer-leQltb jacket. Print it Prints ire bi& news in t.ck-t~ 1ebool fMbions for &iris and the new buic color is bfack. even in the youneer tirl's wardrobe. The diffaeDCeS are evident, however, inJOUlhful bunches ofbold color. E. . Gitano otrm a bean print in vivid turqouite and bot pink. accented in yellow -super eye. catcbina on a jet-black t.ck- around. With crests continuig in tbe fashion forefront for fall, eeveral sweaterS in the Keany Roter1 collection will feature a new Kil emblem. The mercbandile will be available in more than 750 JCPenney stores u well u in JCP catalogs. Jn its second year, tbe sportswear collection includes shirts. sweaterS and l1lcb. · ·~ .,.. women me DOt .... -... '° lllrt _... tbe PH.11Wt to wart.. ~rw an.df ... ... buti-.nra-women an nne very IDOd lootina sui11. Women want a new look. .. Leslie traces the move to pan11 in the wortJ>lace to this summer's city short. The short riles about two i~ above the knee, and far an . office needs to be paired with a nice pantyhose -maybe leltwed -L l'>Od shoe -Dot casual -and a smart·look:inajacket, she uya. ..It will be interatina to tee bow the corporations ract this fall when everybody ~ up at wort in pantl." . Wallerich •YI. the new DODUlarity of pants demonstrates tbai .. Women are really tired of the skin ~ controveny. You'd think delipCn would learn ... but maybe they are just tryina to see if we are peyina attention.'' Customized cosmetics end guesswork * (J) ~ • I t 00 • It has been estimated that half of the cosmetics women buy are not used -the)( are given away. bans around taking up space get dumped in the t.rash. Why do women buy and not use? Wrong color more than likely. You really never know how a hpstick. eyeshadow or blusher is goina to look on \~:::cc; just from readir;ia on the IJliC · or lookin& tbrou,h a piece of plastic. Another little problem with unused cosmetics is that sometimes you set colon you don't·want when you buy duos and trios of eyeshadows. But to get just right shade of purple, you had to take the pink and the yellow. Right? I met Cynthia Gallegos at a Nordstrom beauty seminar about three weeks ago. She is with Visqe Bcaute, a Beverly Hills-based com- pany created fi ve years ago by Roy Karren to produce skin-care prod- ucts. ¥111 DEii The company has now expended into another area -custom color work. It could solve the unwanted cosmetic problem. Farrell was first of all a makeup artist and knows the importance of the right color. At the Visage Bcaute counter, you can get colors of your own choice blended into lipstick, blusher or eyeshadow. You watch as the prod- ucts are mixed and you get to approve of the final mix. You can apply the mixtures to your face to make sure you made the riaht choice. I watched u Ga1Jcaos did a sample eye shadow. She placed three little mounds of-powder shadows on a ble'ndina sheet and bepn to mix them with a spatula. the same kind you · would use to ice a cake. .. Feel of this shadow powder. It's so soft and li&ht." she said ... It is crushed mother of pearl. inl1ead of the fish scalct a lot of companies use. Gallegos first likes to find out which basic colors a customer wears most of the time. She recommends starting with eye shades to match those colon. Later they can expend their eye shadow wardrobe. When a woman approves of her mixture, the numbers arc sent'to BH (just like getting a prescription ftlled). fn about I 0 working days. the item comes back in a compact ready to use. Three custom shades in a compact cost $34 and two shades COit S21. There arc 28 eye colors that can be mixed for custom shadow blends ud there arc eight blusher colon. Tbe fa thing is that the two arouPI can be blended fot the final blusher color. "The options are endless." Gallep said as she added a little pink eye color to a blusher . The lipstick mixina is facina• There are 49 ~Ion · available Air mixing so that you ~ aet ~ right shade. The colon that mixed looked like colored. · , shiny tQOthpestc. The containen they came from looked like toothpaste pumps. 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Carr1e·F1sher a star in 2galax1es IJIOI~ a ',,.._ LOS ANOELES -Atre.dy a ftlm a.nd u Prim'al Leia ia ttie ..,.., W"iri""'Cpica, Carrie filher......,, &be literary world last year by~ in& a boot that not only won c::ntical praise, but placement on belt-eeller lists. " "Postcards From the Edee. now leued in pa~, is a no~ t a film actreu,_ Suzanne Vale, eaten a rehabilitation cJ,inic '° her addiction to df\111 and aklobol. Since Carrie Filber is a film ICllell who alm01t overdoled in l 98S and underweat 30 days of treatment at a Century City detoxification center, interviewers uk whether the book is hued on her life. .. A lot of boob are partly auto- biqpaphical in nature." she replies. "If you don't write from what you know, then you're writina 1Cience fiction. Which maybe ru try, but then they'll say I'm writing about "Star. Wars.' - "The book is partly auto- biop'aphical. I did draw from cenain situations in my life, but the book isn't (autobioanphical). ··1 think it makes people more comfortable to think that it all happened, that I kept copious notes. l'vecenainly done enough movies. so there's my movie sequence. I was in a clinic. But I couldn't have kept notes in that-situation: it was too traumatic to keep notes. You're barely there anyway. Most of the other characters are reaU~ fiction. It's probably half and half.· ... Her next book? "It's goinJ to be about a &irl who is interviewed abOut a book that every- body says is autobiographicat." Just kidding. as is her custom. The new book is tentatively called "Surrender the Pink." She says the new book is totally fi ction and concerns "obsessive rela- tionships, or weird love." She muat deliver it ant March. Wida her newfound discipline, f"llber it lilrdy '° make the deadliDe. • ii aow womna in 1be 'Bwbl" with Tom Hanks and Bruce Dern, and she takes her word processor to wort widl her. Siie is aho scheduled to ldlOI .. Pol1canb From the f.dte" for a Rim by Mike Nichols. But the ~.~-been shelved by the wnten Ml JM;. The 31-year-old Fisher wise-cracked her way thro~ an interview at the bill~ home paid for with her ''Star Wan' earnings. She remarked that she came from "a Iona line of shon people who arc survivors." Het" ~rents are Debbie Reyno.Ids and Eddie Fisher. stars of a major scandal of the t9~. Carrie was too yOWfl '° remember the headlined events when Fisher abandoned Re- ynolds for the love of Elizabeth Taylor, who ultimately left him for Richard Bunon. At 171 Carrie Fisher made her film debut ID "'Shampoo," graphically propositioning Warren Beatty. She dropped out of hi~ school to appear in her mother's mghtclub act. At 19. Georae Lucas chose her to play Princeu Leia in "Star Wars." How did she land the role? "I always like to say that I was in Schwab's drugstore weanng THAT hairs1 ylc...whcnJ.ucas walked..in-and said. 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ABC News of it. when the American people can President Roone ArJAA .... says. get to know the political leaderi." said ""~ CBS News President Howard "It miJ)lt be less at tM Republican Stringer. "Otherwise it's a minute, convention. Depends on what they t~ent~ and sound bites." do," Arledge said. 1 ~ ·d h h. 1.. h NBC News President Lawrence K. But Ari saa e t tn..s t e G 'd NBC Id s~tacle o a stqed conv~ntion rossman sa1 wou not cut "ancrea~thecynicismaboutpolitics back on the GOP out of fairness afkr in this country. panicularly among aivin1 so much prime time exposure voungpeoplewho lookat thisandjust to the Democrats, but would rcasseu can't imagine that the windbqs and the amount of cove.rage in 1992. speeches and demo.nstrations a.nd CBS, which. scheduled an extra hour of coverage for Thursday. plans. orche<5trated happenmp are an am· the time the Democrats arrived in Atlanta. there was little drama left. NeH·rtheless. all three networks devoted two hours a night of prime time to 1he convention. As for future coveraae. Ari~ said. ·u think it mifht be ress in '92. if the s11uat1on were identical." NBC .. sGrossman said he would cut back on coverage an New Orleans when th!.' GOP meets if the network had not devoted more time to the Democrats. Vice President George Bush has the nomination sewed up. -on a basic l"ditonal JUdl"lent we ~ould be hard put not to go to an hour special a night summariztng the con' en11on an Ne~ Orleans. except for th!.' fundamt'ntal issues of fairness and balance:· Grossman said. to stick to the same schedule for the portant part of the politicaJ process. Republicans and defends extensive ··1f the parties want to continue to .--------------- orime time coverage in the future. do that. 11 s their business. not mine. I r.l'd do more, not less." said anchor think it's a mistakf." Arledge said. Dan Rather. Earl 1er this year. thr networks were ..TWO THUMBS UP" Ratings for convention coverage excited b' the prospect of contested her? have been in a steady decline since nom1 nat1ons 1n both parties and the "Well. they made me financially 1976. Ratings for this year's Demo-idea of returning to gavel-to-pvel OK -until r got business manqen. cratic convention were boosted by coverage -.'as even discussed. But by -S1skcl 6 Ebert They made me a household word, like fiii._illiiii.__.,.,_ _______ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill AJax. O nly I wasn't a household wo rd. Princess Leia was famous and I was sort of adjunct to her. It's an associated fame. son of. Once again." Fisher grew up famous, because of her parents. But she found nothina unusual about her upbringing. nor does she think it contributed to her drug problem. "What happens (in Hollywood) is that you don't 5cc .)'.Our w~nts as mucfi. but it's tnr same as having working parents." she observed. "So I had working parents. and there were divorces. But that happens every- where. .. (Drug problems) can happen any- where. too. My brother. Todd, had a similar background to me. and he was nrver a drinker or a drugger. It gets a lot of publicity in Hollywood. and maybe it is more pan of this environment. But it's everywhere. though mostly in citi~. Who wants to take coaine and sit around and watch the crops fail?"' · , 101 C 1NH•1.& N'l•P<''' l do 6 l ~I'-<: TODAY-Wft. ..... ~-(fl) ... Tlllmo ll:lS-ltf.S:Jt.L•l•Jt I """', c, t. , ., A ...._ • l.,A A . , ' .,t • CINfMA (fN TfR '"'8't><1· Adt." t Q ·q ~.'. -"BEST 'DIRTY HARRY' EVER!" mu ~BllU PlAlA S2'J S339 COSTA mSA lOWAM>S ~ 63! JSOI file.> EDWAllOS [l lOllO s S81 ~ llJllPUYlli fll.LBTO. U .... 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Q )\ • Ip • ',.8· ~ TODAY -UlllTL Ml N IHOltT C..:urT I l 1:4S-2.'tM:~6 lt.il lmNl8tlT IUI (II) ~ll:Jt.~lUI LIC-TO ...W~l-2:1~~ ..... ... ,,. .. ....... tl~5:91-t:JI CADDYIMCll I (N). CllWGm ll:lS.Z'~IM CG-.a TO ' SCA "'t::=::• 11•1:1 .~ ..... • .,. ridlllag em·talas t' Clila IUwla ..,j IM RoclDeml. c.o1e ...._,, .. ADJ$ill OOll" \t.:"••iaater CommaaitJ 1.1tsaa1a ... .-.,.......... ....,.. 75 ~.,..,..... ...-. , nn ~.SL, •• .:a=::..~= flllD' .... JO Oniilli! CoalY lalill mi8ltlr (995-41 IJ). "*"ad .... we& y. DaolaatNlenon~.ll>OON. '°".f~JO~~':i>atlM lli~ud die blioCity Mlllical 11 1 . Lemaa SL, PuQenae. Delbowplaya a.dee~ OI i1J n..t. lllllW.kicbr'l.a1Meaelill'~ill T-Wea111111r::rr:Fridayatlp.m., StMlrtlllwl:o.n~.A • a. ,._,, -.-c..iro,...,.. ,11 ~, .. 2~ Swtaya12p.m.. o.daa 0row (191Jin~,: ,...,o1for• ........ !.!.!' ~t ;i1.rn•uoa• accepted at ud. s.'=H' ,P~· witll •. 11 w ~ new ... ~ .. ,_ ol u --a..:-" maunee r at.-~ liftim tMirc:unailll ia or.a. Coun-"""Y . an acrowuw .-..-. .....,}'hi ~'ff!' ia 1111 --lY. Matier,.,,_ mUlicll, •a,. anactiiiclar~lll1..-..-.a 1M ~ilnld~llUI StiicliO r-----llliiliCt Cil- 9-" will be .. -•• l!!ilflilltlll.Ji-~-!llo i-. ~~!I'~ .... --vi. '":.'.! Fllllll!ltftft cou.. =wean. ~~-. ticatidlnmaioa ~r..J1:*0r'nnaa ~UlCiay Tfiunaya s::; ..... ,. •I: #~ W::va la.F:.unc1a_y at atbe ~ av::=:!:•.:=~ Hall Anaex. C\ana!ll i1 I p.m. Frida~. ~= atalJ:JO until~:. )4. Clemea1eCommunityTbeatcr. swiaainto-:;!T:itlia"TlleWlaite ud Sa~ys -~ Aua. ll. •'W Llile••I" at--·a Pull-ne tw"IW oftbe weet'1 liaeup. Anow,"an · · mUlicalbyJolm-Reterva~~2199· . will ...... enon MUlic C.• 121 N. lllrtNlr all ·ticbted a Frida_y ope;.,., soa aad Tam Nelloa. wllich cloaiOnly :! ~aal "" Blvd.. fulllrtDla (Ul-llOS). ~ cma•• of a revival or Kent Jolla-~ to hilb ecclaim in 1915, f~ ofw:ne ;~ ., f:.; at 8:45, ~at I p.m., Suada;. , son's Robin Hood mutic:al, -n. also at the Newport theater. Per-.. __. .. a-.a . • ... _ . • ... _._ 1 at 7 p~m. 11 ~ 14 • ...._ Anft," at the Newport formancea will be liven Tbundaya acu~u~ in UlllP nwn ~""'" o ...... bf tM Amsicu Theater Arts Center, .. T•• tb.rouP ~YI at I p.m.1 and s.ddJebeck-Col.Jeee. Cunain ti~ Children'• TlwaW at die A•heim l'•1~n·unc1ert111ua111at0olden Sundl__ysat ?:lO until A..._ 21 at tbe are 8 p.m. ~edne.day tbrouah Fn-CUitural AnaCn• 931 N. lllrbor West Coli. ..._. .....,. allo Anl Center '-2501 Qift' Drive. New-~ 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday ancf 3 {).m. Blvd., Anabeim (7S 1-5032). San. alfiaco atlMae VaUet Collllt aad ~ ae.cb. Knervations 631.()211. Y and ·Sunday. Rnervauons days ud Sundays at 2 p.m. tllnJullll another reprilC ol u ~......, CjlJDedl is ki•J in .. The S82-4656. Aua. 21; ., -u... ............ ill Suta Foreiper.--tbeteemdCMlldoorlbow EJllewbcrein~Coun~tbere •".Allee ....... I r at die Ana. ia Goldell Wat Col111'1 Patio is an abundance oflive theater OD all DeDOl Pia~ 311 I. Euclid St., Rivera and._ ~te lad the Tbelter, wi• 111wa Sdawtzdinct· levels with tbele producbonl con-la Habra (213 905-~ Tbundaya ::t~=-~at~c:e-~ }::r;:,m~O:.=.c9= tin:!~=~;.:t,:;m~ ~Saturdayut7: ,Suadayut line of a Pari1iaa ~ Per· Jay Willoe, a.ris Mam. Wendv Grove SbablDeare Festival. 12IS2 ~ <>ranee County's ctiuer -fonnances will be pwa Tuelday Pitts ad Gino E...._.. Cwtain ii -MainsL:Gm&;0rove(636-72'3~ playbouiea.tbaeblraarac1ioman throu&)l Friday at I p.m .• Saturday 8:l0 Fridays throujb Sundays until FridaysthroupSuadaysat8:lOuntil coatin~ and SUnday _at 2 and 8 p.m. at the Anl Aua. 13. Aus. 20. •"I o.,· I 0." at tbe Soutbamp1on Center. 660 Town Center Drive, .. Snow White," IWTilll Deborah .... a.. u.e• by tbe Hunt-Dinner Theater, 140 Ave. Pico, Su Costa Mesa. Call SS6-2787 for ticket ~n in tbe title role ud iaaton Bach Playboule at Gisler Clemente (491-7S76). WedNllllya information. · VictonaRodluthequeen,isticteted School. Strathmoor ud Eflillllham. ancfTbundaya at 8:15, Fridays ud Theater, 690 EJ Camino RC!11 Tustin . Mondays at varyina cunain times (838-IS40), niahtly except Mondays throuah Sept. 2S. at varyina curtain tunesthrouah Sept. • .. IJttle a., .r Herren" at the .. True West," one of the best of for a two-weekend nan ia tbe outdoor H~ntinatoa Beach (832Tu!). _ Saturdays at 8:4~adays at l:lO ---.'heoard"Sl'llYI. wiU be stljed for two-lbelter'lt INine-Vtmy O>Ulje~-SSOO-Fndays and Saturdays It 8 p.m. ~ 8: l S throuah 4. · weekends oaly, Tbunday throulb Irvine Center Drive 10 Irvine. Cur-tbrouah Aus. 13. •Ufte s..M el 119*" at EJiza. Sa. turday of this week and next. at tfte tain is 8 p.m. Fridays throuah ... ..._ ... Me1T1 Ge.._. .. at beth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner 4. . Harlequin Dinner Playhoute, 3503 S. •"Sodal SeevitJ .. at the Grand Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-SS 11 ), . Dinner Theater, 7 Freedman Way, niahtly except Mondays at varyina Anaheim (772°1710), niahtly exeept cunain times throuah SCpt. 18. 1 I • Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Ave. ~s until J_S!!Ll~ ticket orders CabnllO, Siii Clemente. Tom Amen are tUen at SS9-9300. ''ARTHUR 2' IS A MILUON LAUGHS1' -Pat Collins. WWOR·TV IMA U.A. MOVIES IREA MARKETPLACE m 1111 COITA •IAll.A. EDWARDS BRISTOL ... , ... IL TOIM> · EDWARDS EL TORO 111.- tumlllTOll llACtl EDWARDS CHARTER CENTER .. ,..,,. LA.,.,. IUCM EDWARDS, SOUTH COAST LAGUNA 411-1111 PUUBTON AMC FULLERTON I ..... ·· 'Greatest Show' still the greatest youna men and women 1eeter on the see why. Virtually no expense 1s hiah wire. You'll be amused and · spared 1n this show, from elaborate amaz.ed u an army of clowns poun costumes and dozens of exotic forth from a V olkswlem Bua. animals, to a full-teale band and the Jn short, folks, even in the • of finest hi&b-wire and ~tic acts in "Rambo" and Lazer T this is still the woitd. ~ IS not a dead "The Greatest Show On~ " momea~ dunaa the tw~hour . · proc:eediDPt ~clowns entenatn the ~~ the ti&bt replatioal ud audierq Wllile the ~nalina Bros. a ID~. COIU tba.t have ~ q_uiddy ailld efticietitly sets up the dem11e of maahCU'CUlel, PfOP' ind._ equipment 8-year-old Rinaliaa event is still a unique and wonderful Ahhouah the clowns and animals happenina. The circus is a trip to the were entertainina. the real show zoo. a day at the fair and a niabt on the stopperswere the lcrobatic, biab-wire town all rolled into one. and trapeze acts. The hilb-wire artists The Ri .. ·•ina Bros. show is tbe were a youna Spanish trio known u ·~ the Quiros. who dazzled the audience "Cadillac of circuses. and it's easy to by sword-fiahtina. bicycle-ridiq and leap-fJ'Olli!'I OD a horizontal thread of steel SO feet atJs>ve the pound. Without nets. The most diZZyina performance of the evenin1 was by Marco and Phillip Petm from the Netberlands, who. displayed incredible footwork wt UMME.R· SIDEWALK SAIL ' Joio the 24 shops and servtces at ~ r • · .... wasaiM Pim as they rock' the boat •, ·with fantastic savings at their SUMMER SIDEWALK SAIL . .....,, Jlly 30, 1MI I a,m. to 5 p.m. . 'Special Grand Prize Giveawc1/ of an authentic BIC Be-Bop saitboardt Plus a sea of other spectacular prizes donated t1,1 westcllft mschants. Join KOCM Piadio ltw at the center from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. r With fantastic savings. live -...,,_ ---""---· .__Vtlor C7141-----· ------""-,_. -------·---~-----------.... ~ .,,.. a-=:---=--9"-::. -tmAl'I ............ ·-· ,..., ..... -·· . .,, _. • .. Pl~~ ___ ......... __ _ --bravado on the .. Whirlina Wbeel of Deatht" a monstrous device raembl- in1 a pt hamster wheel that rotata hi&h into the air. For their finale. Marco Peters walked the outside of the wbr:ct blindfolded. C.ppina die evenina were per- formances by tbe F1yina Vaquez _and the Ayina Caballeros, two MaicaD families specializina in the ~ Their skill at this daftlelOUI -a8' dwindlin& art form WU wonb IW ticket price in itself, especially M~ Vasquez' incredible quadnitle somersault. .. ~ One of tbe CabeU«ol also tried~ same feat. but fell sbon. plummetiaf into the net below to tbe collecti._ gasp of the audience. · .It The Ri~ ----and Bailey· Circus wiU be at Convention Center throuab W day, and will then move on to the Aftleles Sports Arena from. Frida throu&h Aug. 9. for information. 999-8900. music. free balloons and face painting for the kids, ~·s sure to be the catch of the~ '~ NOtBrol' BELIJFUL oF LAUGHS! Take a closer look at Westcliff Plaza. __ ,,u,. _ ... De Niro and Grodin are terriftc!" ...... ' ... w I Ill, . .......... ... ...,, .. -~Dfft. ........... -Mh) i.--, !Wlii l'tt\1"" CllS ... .., **** "Atrt u'·• ldllmcrmMIJ'I" _.._......._ ~,..,..,.,. ........ ..... .. ... ...... .. -flllO.... ... " IM..._• lnilii A~· Neapoft ... r '( ' \ ' -.# ' ---... • ' • ' ( I r ( t ( s: ~ c d d ii ri a • ,. • k ., ' I SUNDAY. JULY 24. 1988 c A._ innov~tion in custom. bOm.e building Dove canyon site holds promise a~ elite development IJ ELL&N CAMPBELL ........ c. 0 s s One feature that will make Dove Canyon popular with~ County boniebuyen ii its proainuty to the 31()()()..ecfe National Audubon So- aet_y s.aiT ~b ConterVation Area. The 874-eae privaic, p~ community will share its eastcm boundary with the couervation area. known (or its breath-takiltl 1eenery and abundance of wildlife. To the west liea Coto de Caza, an eguesuain and tolfina community. Cleveland National Forest and Rancho Santa ~ta extend to the north and Th~I pc>int of the deve~t will be the Dove Canyon ~ Oub with a sprawlina. viP'-orienled 43,oon:;;~foot clubhouse and a Jack--N'lcklaus-desianed cham- pionship 18-hole 90lf course. The aolf course will wind throuah residential areas. continuina over a plateau with unobstrueted mountain views, and desce'bdina into a canyon (Pl ..... DOVS/C4) At Custom Living, personalized touch at tract home price By ELLEN CAMPBELL !"u~ there 1s an ahemauve for buH·r~ ~ho ~ant to t:ombane the low, co~t of tract housing with the per. sonalll<:d design associated with cus-- tom home building. In 1hr past. a prosp«tan• home-bu~ ua usually had only two types of ne~ homes to chose from -tract or Sc'-nc. of cu•lom bulldlng. C2 custom. · Tran hou!>in g 1~ rt·awnabl\ priced. but mo!>tl~ mas~ product"<!. wuh little or no opponunll\ to add anv indi-V1duali1 ~ dunng the build mg pi-ocns. Cu!>t pm homes offert'd the chan« 10 crcatl' J d1!>t1nct1' e residence. but wllh a proh1 h1tl\e pnce iaJ- :-;o~ then."s a th ird choice. For a !>tandard pnce. Custom L1\ ing Homl's and Communities. a (Pleue Me CUSTOll/C4) Shea unveils plans f orSilvertide Mastef-plan developer will off er seven plans for condo~lnlums at Bear Brand 1119m'tide, Mdw ..... Cout(aboftJt.:!ll ofrertllebatersor drl ... tllat mned ....... , ,.,.. • . . . . . . - Shea Homes. the master-plan de- veloper of Laauna Niaucl's Bear Brand community, has revealed plans for Silvenide at Bear Brand. an encore edition of the builder's award- winning Mediterranean-styled con- dominiums. According to Bill York. Vice presi- dent. Silvertide will offer the interior designs and architectural treatments that earned national recognition and top industry awards for Shea Homes at the builder's successful Palm Court community in Laguna Heights. ··Palm Coun is now approaching its fi.nal sell-out. but buyers will be given a second opponunity to own an exceptional-quality new con- dominium in so uth Orange County when Silvenide opens tn late July." York said. Pnces at S1l ven1de will range from the S UO.OOOs for rondominiums Les Jardins offers value for first-time .home buyers The pand openina activities at Les Jardins Gatden Condominiums in Garden Grove this weekend have been preceded by hectic preview sales this .-st month. accordina to John R. Hartman, ~ject sales di~or for the I S4-unat comple• developed by the Stcllrecht Company. Inc. of Huntington Beach. The homes were to be released in four phases, but the initial phase of 4 S homes was nearly sold out the. fint .. dusty shoe.. weekend and more phases have been opened for sales with more than haff of the entire security-pied community sold at thia time. The overwhelmina sales success. the Stcllrecht Com.-ny said. is due to the affordability and quality of the homes coupled with their convenient central Oranae County location. ----·--Les arbitts Developer: Stellrecht Co. Type of development: Con- dominiums. Prke raa1e: From $63.900. Sft9are footaF From 600 to 910. N...aHr of pli.u: Four. Ftauetq: VA. FHA, conven- tional · ranging from 817 to 1.221 square foot in Bear Brand's ~ccutive home community jusr minutes from Dana Point Harbor. Dohenv Stak Beach and the amenities of ihe California Riviera. Designed by the Berkus Group Architects. the floor plan collection includes seven li vi ng a"°'naements with an emphasis on open interior spaces. natural liaht and soarina volume. The award-winning collec- t10n is distinguished by one-bedroom floor plans which include the added space of glassed sunrooms. open second-story lofts or as man)' as two outdoor decks. The two-brdroom plans arc pres- ented 1n single-level designs or a two- story la) Out with 1.221 square fttt of interior area and an upstairs loft/retreat. Appo1~tments' include custom hv- ing room fireplaces \lli'lth ceramic· tiled faci ng. separate dining areas. intenor laundrv lf'Cas and direct· access garages with automatic door openers. Kitchens with General Electnc appliances feature wood cabinetn and ceramic-tiled countertops. Man\ of the condominiums have vaulted or nine-foot ceilings. high ilass win- Otlterde':=.ta •I ShN'•8"1W .CJ dows. canop) window and skyhs)lts. Silvenide will also offer prwate outdoor recreation featunna two pools wtth v.hirlpool spas. cabanas and tennis couns. I\ sales trailer will be Stt up 1n .\ugust at S1l"en1dc. Cumntly. an interest hst 1s bema taken at Palm Co un. The homes at S1lven1de will be duplicates of the intenors at Palm Coun. ·n~ v.1sh1ng to four lhe Silvertide Developer. Shea Homes. Type of denlopmeat: Con- domi niums. Pritt ruge: From S 11 0.000. ~ure footage: From 8 17 to 1._21. Namber of 1»lu1:"'Seven. Fiauciq: Conventional. Sales office: ( 800) 99 2-4 2 77. Palm Coun residence mih do so. The 500-acre Bear Brand master- plannC'd commun1t~ currently under de,elopment b' Shea Hotries 1s beina plotted on one ·of the last ocean-view sites 10 Laguna Niguel. When the Street of the Golden Lantern is complett"d m the nblr future. home- owners ~·111 ha\ e a direct route to nearb' Dana Poi nt Harbor Thi lo~ dens1tx.\c'ommuntt~ plans (Pleue·eeesu. vsaTJD&/C4f A vailablc homes now start at $63,99(> for a one-bedroom home ~ .. L&8 JAaDll'8/C4) Salet effltt. 5 54-4440. ecm+-•••w at Lee Jardlu ID GudeD Groft beCiD at aa atfonlaW. eea.eoo. The changing face of OC real estate There's· an old sayina about anxious to get one of the $400.000 weather in the Midwest. . .if you homes that they started their own don't like it. wait, it will cbanae in buyer priority list. a minute or so. Mind you, the builder was not The same can be said about even aware of the list at this stqe, residential real estate in <>ranee and then alona comes another County. -group of hyperactive homebuyen I remember not to Iona aao. in and they stan their own list. Hard the early 1980s. when the Irvine fcelinp ensued. so the builder, in Co. ceated development of a a(t attempt to quell the matter. primo raidential ~ on a established his own official list ~t hillside location 1n Irvine's Three lists and goina strona. Turtle Rock communit}'. As one potential ~yer pointed Called Turtle Rock Crat, the out, money is no object. all she comtu:y's_ marketinl people just wants is a very nice home to live didD t teel theft .,.. ~ in. ~:?,for u~, luxury~ Now, in this type of real estate ~ to J tbe Uhatmellt.... martet where the amount of rilk. eveD . It ... tk bell IPOt ia monCY llbd docs ~_JO h rine to own a -.e: IN* an;iFMDCial limits for at T'Mt WM yaeerday, t.oclay ii . lealt me bomcbuym, who can md difrerelit. PQllibly blame die builder for not Nol only are lu~ ..._ ~-INPlrinl for the on- ldli111 bet1er tbaD-pertiapl. Ibey .... ""y,j~ ~few yean •. ner •~ beln, but oeODle are oalY a ~,, 1f .any_, buyen ICtUllly~cmrwlao'iloilll woUld MW -led ID tine fOr. to-to bilJ tMm. ' =:o bome, aad DOW tbcy're T wit, recalt .tidis . * cmr it. ...f ...-. lboua a......:.. of . SQ. where ii._ demud com· proepecliftllum'u,en...-. ... tom? .. ••a-J.M. .......... .Alolotilil=:-••-•'id•· TUltinltwb.1....,fmieCo. hlnuoet* 1a..- C9l9••ity. 1"' _.. IO eral wio llilw ia • .. DlllEL J. CllLSS• recent appreciation of their exit- ing home. or have struck it rich some other way. Maybe they won the lottery or somethina. But a = source of de--mand is su ly comina from Oriental buyen who· apparently have the cash in hand and are lootina for nice homes to purchac. With-the anticipation; of coune. that the values will ao u~ . Just how many Oriental buyen are in the luxury houlina market is ctiftiaalt to •Y since DO OM is really_ k~lll ind. But tbetl. why~ttiey? . And thlt'i not n.lb the poent. anyway. The point is that retiden- tial ral esta9', ~ ia Or-.. C.OU.ty, .. .eva lydowa inu...-. ... or~wont .. clowa. .. ne au., bouli .. anartet .. probably never really down. cer- tainly not as low as some of the expens thought. It was just restina awhile until an entire new gener- ation of buyers came to town. The intnnsic worth of land in the county is so area•·-some- ti mes greater than tvcn the own- ers themselves realitt -that proba~ly only a bis quake or a huge tidal wave could have any lasting detrimental effect on iL And even that would be only temporary while &be ~ct ~ justed to the new mvuonment, fueled b\ another &eMrltion of buyers i·n search of somethina nice to li\·c in. Seller's market. bu~ martct. if sail undoubtedly c better. And what about the Irvine Co. project.. TurtJe Rock Oat? Well. thc compeny ~a few~ gC?-to complete 1t, and its SJ00.000 lots and $400,000 homes immediately told lie hotcakes. What a difrrtencx a minute or .,can make. ,,., .. C:Wll•• ,, ...... . • ,.., ...... ..,,...11 ... ,,,,,. Q ala ...... lntle. ON THE IN SIDE . - 0a t 111 Olilll DALY N.01'/ ... _, JV/t 14, _. The IClence ofbullcllq·a cutom home ~~IKT*i -MN ""Ollan ........... ii aot die ........... .. -~=-'FollOln· . . A DliDciDll in Pollom Pro- dudlaa~ l '743 S. Ope ..... ltd. ia fv'h. 1llom -.. !ilaed CUltolD bomel ~t or.. Couty ... A lot ofwbat pa OD ii doae by -·~ll tl• paieecc. .. be conlill..es:it'I defi. aitlly DOI D euct indultry . ., fcillom'I ~ leellll OD 1Al1Ct· ftile ~ -..lill 11ep1 appear C'JCWlllOft to all custom liomes -.... ._ ... praper lt1e, ll'Clll1ett ana- builder-dlere.,. a pbone book fWJ of ldditioul coaaideratioal. In u dbl to limplily die procesa. :...~~-~· !;:,: Anaheim . bu a free, short booklet -~. .. .. ildi111 Your Dram Home in SD E.uy s .. ~ .... ~~· ldh only de-veloped.. · "(adulive) lolaat a siftl)e lite. It does Diit build CU110m homes. The booklet WM DIOduced by the firm's PR 111nCY BJ. S1ewan A Associates, I~. 17752 Cowan St., Irvine. ••1t WU a ~.effort."·~ Slewaft account eucullve. 8ob l'\chsner. ··we canva.ed for inbmatiOD while Peraha reviewed and reviled 'What was written." The booklet was ia- troduced at a .. Home EllJN> .. tnde show held last May IS. by the developers at their Peralta Milli E.ut site. ··nc 'Expo' wu ~ to WICt a ~ mart.ct. says Ochsner, .. and the booklet i1 a tool an that .. ~~ho has rad the booklet --Select a Homesite A multitude of faaon mult ~ considered ~fore selecting both a homesite and a cuscom community. The 41 homesjtes of ~raha Hills East- anfully arranged over 40 hillside acres -offer buyers a wide range of choius. lnP TWO Select an Architect Since ~he architect is the buyer's guide through the entire homebuilding process -and the one who will ultimately deal with the city and architecture re~icw boards-a strong buyer/architect rapport is tuential. • Acquire Financing Thtte are separate considerations to acquiring financing: the land loan, construction loan and takr..out toan. For maximum convenience, buyers may want to select a lender that can handle all three. lllP MUR Begin Design It i~ imperative to incorporate the buyer's overall budget, ti(e style, home size and style prcfcrrncH into the overall.master plan. For optimal results, rhc first design mttrlng bct~en archire..:t and buyer should be held at the site, where a verbal picture o( the home can be created. When the site plan has ~n completed, the an::hitect will submit it to the city and other review boards for approval. 11111 RVI. Select a Builder A minimunr of thrtt contractors should be interviNTd before a final decision is made. The buyer must consider comparatives, track records and net wonh statements. · P lnP llX Begin Construction ~if1ce the architect is t~e buyer's li aison between builder and subcontractor, he should visit the site regularly during the construction phases to monitor progrt'ss. T_vpicall), 12 to 18 month~ is required to com- plete .1 5.ooo.,q.-fc. ,u,wm home. and currently i1 desianina a bome for be provides bis customen as more project." says Peloquin1 a com- a client who has purcbued a lot at "involved" than Peralta's ... Amons mercial developer and bualder in his Peralta Hills East, applauds the other tlligs," ~__folsgm._:j_ tell own ri&bl. A ncifobc>r of thc_Peralta developer's eff'ons -but labels the -~---.veclients they should talk to Hills East deve opment.. Peloquin booklet "iDQC>mpkte" a manimum of three architects, three · was motivated to protect the .. incepi- .. Con~ lo the booklet's fint siep ·builders, at least three of everyone ty of bis neiahborhood." He cites the advice of selcctina a· 'home site on down the line." touahest set of CC&Rs (Covenants, your own," says Folsom, ••1 would Vic Peloquin and partner Ted Conditions. and Restrictions -re- recommend brinai.na in an architect Nelson. ownen of Peralta Ltd., quired by California law of all private or desiancr fint. Their professional readilyadmittobavinanoexperience developments) in Northern Oranse perspective could prove invaluable... in custom home bui.ldina. .. Peralta County. Folsom describes the building list Hills East is the company's only .. An homes in Peralta East must be MORTGAGE RATES Agutea u of Thunday, July 2 t FIXED ........ ..... 10.750 10.500 10.500 10.745 10.375 Dewll ........ Leall .... """ (~) ,.,., 10 2.000 1S American Interstate S&L ...,. of America 20 2.000 45 Bright Mot1gege Broc*llde S&l Continental S& L 05 1.500 IO 05 1.500 15 20 2.500 45 ,._.,,......IAL ~Feder81S&L Hawthorne S&L Home Federal S&L ~er Mot1gege •1ulll1ht ... ofCa. PtoneerS&L au.ker City SIL . Repubtic Federal Savings s & s Mot1gege ...... ,, ............. Trust 8avinGs 8eM United Call( Savtngs U.S. Home Loen Valley Federal S&L ... • 10.750 . 20 10.625 20 10.375 05 11.000 25 --" 10.500 05 10.500 10 10.375 10 10.175 20 11.-• 10.250 10 11.000 10 10.500 05 10.500 10 10.111 10 10.750 10 11.125 20 11.000 10 10.125 10 INDEX SUMMARY AIMUSTABLEMORTGAGEI , ... • 2.000 30 2.000 15 2.000 14 2.000 30 . •• , ... 1.000 30 2.000 15 1.oOo 30 1.500 15 ,__ • 2.ggg 30 2. 00 1.000 75 1.500 45 ,__ • 2.000 00 2.000 20 1.500 23 1.500 30 11th Otltnct Prime rate TNI .... 7.50 9.50 1.70 1.99 7.79 1.45 1.17 .................... 7.50 7.12 3 month T-blfl I month T-bltl 1 yr. tr-.y note 3 yr. tre.ury not• 5 yr. tre.ury note t .00 t .00 1.51 1.57 1.71 1.75 7.12 7.62 1.27 1.21 t .51 1.41 ADJUITABL! --UM 111 111 111 111 111 -111 111 111 eoo -181 181 > 1 .. 181 .. 111 111 111 181 -181 500 250 181 lntret ..... 0.000 7.625 7-.750 7.900 7.doo 7.711 7.500 7.600 7.625 7.625 7.IDO 7.600 1.500 6.__125 6.175 1.111 7.750 7.750 7.375 1.000 7.7IO 7.750 7.375 7.175 7.500 Down ,...... Locll-ln ....... ,,,.... (~) ,.,., (~} l)() 0.000 00 0.000 20 1.500 eo 2.250 05 2.000 eo 2.500 20 0.000 15 2.125 10 2.000 eo 2.500 • 1.100 .. a.. 20 1.750 45 2.750 20 1.500 15 2.250 16 2.000 45 2.750 10 1.500 30 2.125 10 1.100 .. 2.711 05 1.500 15 2.500 J~L t500 ·15 2.500 10 1.75o 15 2.750 20 1.750 15 2.500 • 2.IOI 00 um 10 1.500 30 2.250 10 1.000 eo 2.500 10 2.000 75 2.750 10 2.000 45 2.125 10 , ... 00 I.al 20 1.500 00 2.250 10 2.000 45 2.750 20 2.500 45 2.250 10 1.500 eo 2.250 ..... UM 000 500 181 300 700 -750 111 500 181 -181 300 500 500 -181 300 111 1ee -500 500 181 ·500 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RATE AVERAGES Fixed c. .... , •• ..... ........... 15 year 10.319 10.111 30year 10.545 10.131 Adfuet*e 6 month 7.179 7.119 1 year 7.719 7.741 8lwce HolN~Go.tlde.......,.,•PI ,. 11' ,.,~.._.Co...., ,.200-rwogr_.,......__,..,,__."*' 130.....,. c11•1t36-1 111 at leut 51000 IQUll't t.et ud UYI tbeir daip approved by a llrict architectWal committee," says,_. quin . Peloquin is candid about bis per- ~ve and low keyed about lbl book)et•a value. He leel hilllllll • primarily developiaa choice real • tate. The 41 loll on the 4CMlcft Peralta tlills East she run a minimum of $330.000. Over a third have been IOld since the project•• openina lut Janu- ary. Usina the nearby exclusive ~iQ. crest developmeaLu a COIDPllDllDD.._j Peloquin emp'huiiet the impor1aQCC of the site in ouatom home buildina. 0 A home recently sold at the top Of Hillcrest for S2.3 million.". Iii~ Peloquin, .. becaute of the lax CCRa .up there (Hilk:nlt), a $600,000 home hadlOfte in riabt beside it. "Had that 12 million home been built in Peraha f.ut. I believe it would have told for weU over S3 million." The investment leaon wu not loll on the property owner, he has alraldy purcbued one of the IDOlt expensive lots at Peralta Hills. Oranae County builder Lany ~ Souza aarees with Peloqwn·s~ that the Peraha booklet ia a ~losical fi:amework for a complex proc:na," but would place a different ernphuia on the first step in custom home buildina. "They left out prequalification for · financina, .. says Souza, prnideat of. Sopr ConstnlCtioa Inc., 16SO N. · Glassell St., in the city of <>ranee. 0 K.nowing you have financina is essential, it sets your limits. You know up front what you have to wort with in any continaency ... Sour is currently puttina up a 9.~square-foot home at t.he Peralta Hills site. Scveral-buildcn are in thi · initial construction SUlltl there. One. Cox-Novak Construction Inc., 25381-G Alicia .Pkwy, Lquna Hilla, has been buildina custom homes in Orange County for 17 yean. . John Cox. vice president of the firm believes perhaps a first step should be spend ing S 1.000 to SJ ,SOO in consuliing fees to brina a soil and civil engineer, a contractor, and architect toSCther in helpina a buyer decide on building a home on a particular site. While Cox admats to not havana read the Peralta booklet, hedoesqree with the "1oaical framework assessment.·· "The price ofbuildina a custom home fur a contractor de· pends on thrtt. thinp." says Cox .. time. complexity of the proFl• and exposure of the contractor s dollar (liability to the client). A custo~ can minimize all of those items in most c.ascs by making a sound decision. sticking· to it and staying in touch with his contractor." Cox-Novak is such a stickler on communication each of their custom home clients is required in the contract to hav~ a phone answcrina machine ... Decisions have to be made on time:· says Cox ... we provide our . · customctS wath an 80-page wish list of what they want in the ir home. h's a complex process that requires a real effort to succeed.·· ...., Rowland join~ Peters as director of marketing '-........ bu been wned diNCtof al IDllUtilll ., . Newport Beacb-bued homebuilder J.11. ..... Cl. Rowland will 6e rnpomible for ldvenilial. ~ .. ,._. collateral, sales office deliln ud muUtial budletl tJr aU J.M. ,_. Co. ~ in. 0...., I.ol A~ Ventura ud Siil lllw'di80 counties. Coml'Ul ~in ~.ti are .-Unilteled ..,....., by , .M. Peters Co. s Sul °"'° divilioa. . . . J M Rowlandiaa lO.yearvetauoftbeinduuy.Priar10JoiaillsJ.M. Peter's Co., she ICl'Ved • director ol lllea IDd IDllbtili tar~ C.,. of Newport leKla. a.Mr poeitiODI ltowlaDd hla ~ - purthuina -.nt for o...., 0.•111,•• 11rtt111 ud 111ea ldniiniltratorTorP11•1N11J81••·tbecompanyJameaM. Plterl~ banded in 1961 and left in I 97S to form J.M. Peters C.0. Active within tbe <>ranee County CballWoftbe •Udi111 IDduttrJ Auociation. Rowland ii a member of tbe AllociatioD'• SUea A Martetina and the Home Builden councila. · She raidet with her Wnily in ADabeim Hilla. • • • a-,t . &ea, bas joined Mill 0..111,•.. Ce. u acrow coordinator. In that capKity, she wiU ICl'VC u liUon with bomebu_yen, lendm, acrow compuiel. ulel oftka and coDlll'UCtion aW& to coordinale all COMWDer --"·-ud move-in IClivitia. Her responsibilities t;;i;de' the documentation and~ o( purchate contracU, escrow cloaina statements, ditclolurel. buyer options. chaDfC orden and escrow control recordl. • Prior to JOinina Akim.8~z. wu eecrow oflk:er at PM1111W EKnW C.. i.e. in Newport a position abe held fOr I 0 yean. • • • Ca"y Brwell has been named junior account eaecuuve at a..._.. ~' hllilk ••t1••• c.. a.. 8roucb previously served as Hubbert'a lnedia director for lib,...... . Broach 's rnpomibilitiet u junior llCCOUDt aeaative will iDdude 1ssistintinthesupponofallcurrentandpoteatialM1CDUDt1.SbewiDbe responsable for attendina clieftt meetinp. c:oordiutilll aU ~ of production and ~blic relations, and ~ aU maWiall & client approval. She Will also be mponsible for accouat reeeardl and client billin1 · fr.ouch attended The Collese of DuJ>aee in lllinoit u well as the advertising center in Los Anaelei. She baa eiPt ,an of •ncy experience. ••• lla7 Lee, former vice president at TMI ...... 6 ..._ bu joined Clan Meyer Oarten • ..._. u a Yice praideat of account services. Lee's responsibilities at CMCAH indllde ICCOUnt 1UP11 rilioD of two of the ~ncy·s newest clien&s, ...... ,. heMleel OrMftC..S, and Milli ~tee. Both of. these Iona-time residential dcvelopCn are heavy advertiten.=ina 1everal million doUln'CKll yar on Pf'OlllOliill the sales of de:=.ll in "*1.er-planned communities as well u liqle custom · · Lee bepn her career in advertiaina u a traflic and producUoa manaaer. In a short time, she became an account coordinator and. la:S an account executive servicina real estate, financial, medical. food travel industry clients. · • • • Ray Mal1IMI has been named vice =t and controUcr of ()raw C.Ut Tide C.. and 0rup C.... I Previously servina as the company's controller, bis promolioa to vice president will .increate Martinez's involvement in the operationl asp«is of the company's business. Specifically, his mponaibilitia now include financial institution and benkina liuon, trutt-eccountina management. Martinez joined Orange Coast Title in 1983 u chief accountant . ~nd wa.s promoted to conµ-ollcr in I 98S. With a blchelor of-tcience in - business from Cal State Fullerton, be has been employed in the real estate financial industry for l 7 ycan. He resides in Vorbl Linda. s&L regUlator remains optiinistic he can solve industry's problems WASHINGTON (AP) - M. · and difficulties, Wall said in a recent pluses: a sq~ clean iJnlee, a Dann)' Wall. the nearlY. bafd resulator interview .. We haven't had any repu talion for candor and of the nation·s savings institutions. is surprises'1and.askedabouthiscomb. enthusiasm and. mOlt imponuUy, known as an optimist by the comb he he said smiling. "I still have it." money to wort with. COQll'ell lul still carries. The 48-}'~r-old former Re-Auaust provided for a SI0.1 bi1lioD. A year aao. Wall pushed hard for publican staff director of the Senate industry-financcdinfusionoverthne and was appointed to the chair-Bankinp Committee enjoyed some-yean into the FeaeraJ Savinp ud manship of the Federal Home Loan thfog o a honeymoon after he took Loan lmuranceCon>. wbicb~ Bank Board. a job only a cockeyed office last July. replacing Edwin J. teesdeposi&suptoflOO,OOOm 3.100 optimist would want at a time of Gray. an aloof administrator disliked institutions. unprecedented industry losses and by his staff, the industry and Con-Now. the honeymoon iutrawina to mounting S&L failures. . grcss. a close and there is no lbonlee of To prove his cmientials. he had A big pa.rt of Gray's problem was critics. But even the critics adaiowl- only to pull out his pock.ct comb and outside his control. His qency was edae the bank board'• Hertulan taat. make a rueful reference to the few, out of money and couldn't do much Insolvent institutions account for wispy strands of hair on the top of his to stop the savings industry from more than 10 ~t of tbe induauy head. sliding into a morass. and losses in 1911 are e•pected to top Despite a year fill~ with criticism Wall came in with a number of the $7.6 billion. ,-~~----.-..-=:i1;;;;::=:;;;m-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~-=----~r-':i:'+~+r-+::r· ~r"".l:~~L"I-X-::r--::A:-T"":r-::J~-:r-:r--:z~~ •••••••• -THE DOLPHINS AT HALF TIME watch them play, then come home to your seaside hideaway. • • . SI LV El(. TIDE U JXUIUOUS CONDOMINIUM USIDENCES COMING SOON TO 1HB l'-.STIGIOUS ~•llAND l"CANNBD coJI IN LAGUNA NIGUEL l-eoo-991-41" • • • CON DOM N U M S -(714) NO-IOM 616 Lake Stttet • Huntlngloft Beach DAILY 10.00 .... -r lsDO ..... .J • I I ,. . . \ Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday Jutt/ 24. 1... Cl ·. WQOdcrest buys 325 acres of Wallace Ranch property Second phase relea.ect at L&keA_ire -~n•n•• Dlffhf•• Ille. bu MiQUired 325 1era ol lud lftYioully kno~n 11 the~------.Jocaled IOUtb ofWelrCuyon lOld in Anahcim. accorcbna to an annou.acement by Jama Hilhllod. aocutive vice president of the ~ land development and bomebuildin1 firm. · Approximately 45 pcrunt of the laod will be pmerved u open ~~ich will ht. located to blend. with the niltine open "*"of Deiah . na pr~n~ w~ will ~so e11tend the Weir Canyon equestnan and h1k1q1 trail system, whJCh •• also pen of ·0raneie COunty's master plan of ridins and hiki~ trails Serrano Avenue and Weir Canyon Ro.d ;m be extended u ~ anerials which will link with the loop roed system throuahout the ara. utilized to discourqe throuah and non-midcntial tratrrc. Preservation of natural temin will result in protection for the majority of existina oakl and sycamores alont the central draina,e area. Thousands of additional trees will also be planted to pmerve and' enhance the opin 'PICC areas. • • • Aaeb De AbDeWI Plumlltl i.e., a leadin1 land development c:onsultina firm with corporate ofr~ in Costa Mesa and Austin. Ttus, baS been selected by Sloal I ,,. .. ,,.Ille. oflrviM to develop the master pl_an for Syeamen 'Van.,....._ . The 3?S-acre residential community is located southeast of Powey. Bob De Almeida. compeny principal, made the an- nouncement. At~tion is turnins toward the hills above lake Minion Viejo as Sipatun Homes ctlebratn the arand opmina or the lavishl~ decorated models and the release of Phase Two at luxurious auard-pted LakeAire this weekend. All 29 homes previously released for reservations at the hilltop d~· velopmentoverlooking Lake Mission Viejo were resttVedjust minuteuf\er being made available. accordin1 to Phil Dcol. Signature Homes vice president of sales and market1na. fireplaces. and fully companmented master bedroom suites with private decks OJ)tnin1 throu&h French doors to the re.ar yards. Upstairs bonus rooms. a secondary bedroom that can be dcsianed as a master bedroom retreat, and a down- stairs bedroom that can double as maid's quaners be1ahten the appeal. To reach LakeAire. exit Interstate S east at Alica Parkway. tum left on Marguerite Parkway, ri&ht on Olym-piad. then left on Melinda. Open from JO a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday throu&h Sunda}. noon to 6 p.m. on Monday. For more information-. call sales manager Bob Molnar at 768-8506. :;lfowc•u of New Homn •UJ w /lflblldlal • HlttlJt'e U.t .J ~ .... meet opnlap la e•d wHt'• ,,,., Se9' rele•1e1 to Sllo•ct1H o/ Ne• HomH, P.O. S.z IHI, C.u Meta, C.111. ltlt7 or call ~ 81111,.. Jr. •t 14t·4'tl, Ezl. 111. > - LakeAln'• aecadn IMI•• come ID tlaree floor.._... ~lq ID .. ,.... 2.7M to 3,241 ....... feet wltll IMlr bediooma ud two--aad-oae-llalf or tlaree batlla. Located in the rollina hills between Poway and Santee in San Diqo County, Sycamore Valley Ranch will consist of custom homesites in a sec I~ equestrian-oriented settina. The private, pted community will offer estate-sized lots and direct access to the area's extensive network of hikina and equestrian trails. Construction is expected to begin in 1989. "The sense of excitement is almost tangible at Lake Aire this weekend." stated Dcol. "Buvers eqerly waitin1 to reserve one o( the 19 Phase Two residences as well as those who've already selected a LakeAire home have been waitingjust as exci tedly for their first look at the finished models. While the opening of the models is ~er,tainly ha vi n& an impact. it's grat- ifying to note that buyer inte~st in LakeAire began well before these rr==============--=~---=-------i;;;;::========= .. --. homes were completed ... He attributes the immediate suc- cess oft he stunning new home project to a premium highland setting behind the guarded gates of Mission Viejo's prestigious Canyon Crest net&h· borhood. spacious floor pfan emphasizing residential comfon and luxury. plus the sizeable value of executive-dass · residences current!) priced from the mid S400.000s. BASS · PLAYERS In addition to desi1ning the overall master plan. Azeka De Almeida will oversee regulatory require~nts and aovemmental proccssina for the project. DURING INTERMISSION_ • • • IMJey.,.. DeYete,meat, an Anaheim-baled development firm. catch a string, then come ho me to your seaside hideaway. has chosen ReW .Unr111181 ud hallk RelaU.. to implement a marketin1 campaign for Pafna Royale Ceatry a•. located in the Palm Dcsen ~a. Reid Advenisina is a full-service advenisin&.,~nd P®tit rdations .,ency. providina etrecrive marketinacommun1cation1 taraeted to incrasina sales for its clients. Palm Royale Country Club features fully furnished condominium homes. priced from S77,777 to S1 02.SOO. Four floor plans are offered. with all homes built on a par-3 executive aolf course designed by Ted Robinson. •. . .. Costa MeSl-baled Hayn/Martta A110datn has been selected by lateramerleu BlllWen to handle the company's advertisina and public relations pr<>lflm. lntcramerican Builders speciilizes in custom-auality homes in locations throughout Oranae County. Exquisi te model home interior design by Paradise Interiors of El ~howeasn-och-imp1 CSS"i\·e new-home features as oversized French doors. ·built-an refrigerators. handcrafted wet bars and grand-scale entries highlighted by dramatit stair- cases. Executive home elegance and fam· ily comfort are ensured in three floor plans by award-winning Mclarand. Vasquez & Panners of Costa Mesa. ranging in size from 2.794 to 3.241 square feet with four bed rooms and two-and-one-half or three baths. The homes have formal dining rooms. up to three woodbuming Bear Brand project reflects a commitment to excellence Bear Brand in Lquna Niguel. Shea's newest master-planned com- munity. reflttts the bUilder's con- tinued commitment to the home- buying public. velopment. The master-plan also company has built thousands of proposes sites fo r two nei&hborhood homes in the western United Statei parks with eight and 12 acres of land. over the past 20 \ears and has acuve an elementary school and a com· di.'velopments. ·including master- mercial center. As pa.n of its develo~ planned communities an the Walnut ment activity at Bear Brand. Shea Valle~ of Los .\ngeles Count~. south Homes engineered the completion of Orange Count' arid north San D1~0 ~1 · ,.,,/ F' 11 1' rr1E~ L -__ \.. - Ll.'Xl'IUOl'S CO.\'D0.\11/\'/l'.W RESIDE.\'CES COMI NG SOOf\' TO THE l'•ESTIGIOVS BEA• BltAND l'US.\'ED CO.WMC.\'/n · /.\ L4Gl '\'A .\'/GlEL 1-800-992-4277 Located on one of the south coast's ocean view sites, the SOO-acre de- vel~ment is planned to include quahty residences for a variety of families. ranain1 from young first- time buyers to executive move-ups. The Street of the Golden Lantern. a County. · thoro\lghfare which now offers home· .-------------.....l!!~=====================================~~ owners direct access to Pacific Coast Shea rettntly announced plans for . Silvcrtidc. an encore edition of award-winning one-and two- bedroom condominiums which offer featum like fireplaces, sunrooms. lofts, vauJted ceilings. skylights. mas- ter suite balconies and direct-access prqes. The Mediterranean-style of the condominiums and prices. are ex- pected to attract youna single adults and couples who are seeking a new home and prestigious location for an affordable cost. Eitecutive homebuyers have already discovered Bear Brand and ensured the success of the first two neighborhoods. Seadrift by A-M Homes and homes by J.M. Peters at Bear Brand by the J.M. Peters Co. The communities opened earlier this sprina to brisk sales aC\ivities and strona buyer enthusiasm due to floor plan collections and a selection of ocean-view lots. Bear Brand will ultimately feature a total of l, 707 homes by builders who are selected by Shea Homes to carry- out the standards of the master plan. In addition to the low-density de- tached residences and con- dominiums already under way at Bear Brand, the new residential community will include attached homes plus a select number of apanments. Natural open areas and the ad-dition of landscaped sloped and , terraced hillsides hishliaht Jhe de· ~ .. High way ~t the en1rance of Dana Point Manna. -;l~' ml!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Homes b'' J.M. Peters at Bea Brand is a limited edition of custom: Ii ke residences designed bv the award- wmning Berkus Group ' Architects. The two-story. four-bedroom floor plans command from 2. 748 to 3.428 square feet of interior area with teen retreats or bonus rooms in select designs. thr« to four baths and fireplaces in the family rooms and master bedroom suites of most plans. Seadrift by A·M Homes is a neighborhood of 93 tw<>-story ex- l'Cutive residences by the renown Bassenian Lagoni & Architects. The collection of three floor plans feature from 2.937 to 3.Sl4 square feet of livi ng space with four bedrooms plus studies or bonus rooms in some plans; as many as 41h baths and fireplaces in the living rooms. family rooms and master suites of all homes. Prices ranae from the mid-S300.000s. Visiton to Bear Brand may exit the San Diego Freeway (405/S) at Qncp Hi&hway. travelin, Weit on on~ to Del Obispo. Tum eft on Del Obispo and right on Camino del Avion to The Street of the Golden Lantern. Tum right again and follow the sips to the two model complexes. For more information, call J.M. Peters at Bear Brand at (714) 248-1442 or ~rift by A-M Homes at (7 14) 493-ISSS. Shea Homes. a division of the J.F. Shea Co .. has gro.wn to be one of the laracst builden in the nation. The Correcdon In last week's Cttdit Line. the photos of Larry Kleinschmidt and Chris Van Ruiten were trans- ~. They a~ cor· rectly to the left. The Deily Pilot resrcts the error. -'~-------ltsj_ar __ The Garde,,s IN CIHTaAl ORANGE COUNTY on Wntminlc«r Aw .. ._. ... fllimew • HerW, Gwdm Grow. BUYER APPROVAL RESULTED IN GREAT PREVIEW SALES,! 1 and 2 BEDROOM PLANS ~ .. . .__ _......,.~_ ... . ... ' ....... .f' - . -----_.«. • , • 7'9' • • t'. • >--i .,/ ~ -: ~ ~ f ., . -::· -: .-" ---:·.-. ~-~ -PRICED FROM -· · · · --· ~-$63 900:.· ·-. - C..afJt/ ' -FHA la VA FINANCING .... A PMCftui o.., rwci..d ~ 111 ltw N«t ol O.a"" t°""'' ,,..., ~ trmt-"I.,__.,. ....... ~ -.......~,;,,,,.,.bo<'I _ wld allor~ 0.W ol t'w 1-l ~to -mr •lw pnre 01 IT"' and -bit and COfd\ C°""""lft lul hwry, ~ ....... IMl' FEATURES • P11v••• .. red enlf\ ""'" t•ls pllofw .. ,... lor ..-ta • Jc., ~ ,.,..... •Mell ................. °"""91' • ""'•i. pai.. ol'wunllecllt ·"""-~-. HOlU Moft.·•• 1 .. l"'-d Thwn t P\.S-10..! • '4o*m ........ built .... e <Antnf •r COl ... O&W •r--....._2_ ...., ... ,...,.. ... _ • .so-...... 1 ........... lier ...,,...... '. ::-Jt--· , --. , ~ -:: ~ ~ • ......... ~W.Yfl&llr1aaflr•K- msTERS ON THE HAI:F SHELL a stone's throw from your seaside hideaway. 1SILVERTIDE WZUIUOUS CONDOlllNIUll aBSIDBNCBS COii/NG SOON _ro UIB ~nGIOUS UA.aUAND f>LANNBD COMMUNITY IN LAGUNA. NIGUEL 1-800-992-4277 CUSTOll LIVINGBOllES ••• ProaCI · ~ewport Badl builder, .. DOl only luxury homes. but the~~ to select custom features &Om• loal lilt of available opliona. AJthoulb it &aka • little loDsr' to build1.h0utetbia~to~J~ ="f :,'}~Southern g:rrfcnia ~tion of Oastom Livinl Homa and Communities -it is Worth the extra time to own a CUllolllized home at production home~ two of CUstom Livi• Home'• five current projects are in Oraqe Coun- ty. H 0 MES Dove c.anyon, a 874-ecre pjva~ community_ next to Coto de C.aza 1n Southern Oran,e County, i1 ~ and appliances. .. developed by tlie Dove Canyon CO. · Ownencanseeavailableoptiomat Custom Livtn1 Homes bu alrady the "selectic>n center" located at the initiated plans to develop one neilh-community. A coordinatior will be borhood and hopes to be involvecf in available 10 Ulist with. tbe section several more u the community ofl'en process. more tracts to buiJden. Durina construcion, the bu~ also Coronado Pointe, in Laauna receives three formal •walk- Nipel, is a neiabborhoocf of throuabs" in order to ensure that all -S6S0,000 to S9S0,000 ocean-view the w()rlc is beig dQne accorclina to homes beins built exclusively by specifications. The buyer can alto CUstom Livtna Homes. The luxury sugest cbanfes, such u the reposi- bomes will raqe in size &om 3,400 to tionina or addition of electrical 4, 700 square feet and will occupy outlets, swi'tcbes and fixtures. larJe, IOL~awe-foot lots (aver-The buyer may alto u~ qe) on a DIUff' overtookina the nearby beyond the available list of opbom, if coast. he or she is willina to pay a little more. Ultimately Coronado Pointe will Martin uys that. at one of the contain 68 homes. Martin uys that so company's New Jersey. ~jecta, a far they have released six lots which buyer ended u~ with S400,000 in were an reserved within two weeks. uparades in an $800,000 bome. Homeowners will be able to choole ··Custom Livina Homes is a "mar- velopment sites selection. Thil is: Martin's area of ex]JCr1ise. After 13 years u the bead ofbi1 own martet .. 1111 research company wbidt evai. ated local de~olrapbica and ~ jected trends ID reaJ' estate, Martin knows euctly where the company should be concentratina its dl'orU. Currently, there are no land purchases eendina. (Or, u Martin uys. "Nothn'.1 that 1 can talk about.") But WliCn some na wiffi the .. riabt demop'lpbics" does become avail- able, Martin hopes bis company will be fint in line. To Fl the good land deals in Oranse County, Martin uys, it all ~nds on "who you know." Evidently~ Martin "knows" a few oeoole. He notes that that's how Custom Livina aot its positions in Lquna Niguel and Dove c.anyon. &om a selection of wall and Ooor 'ket-driven" company -what the surfaces. front-door styles, fireplace customer wants is what the company ~==================~-------_..t•tl"J••-.1 decor, wood treatments, kitchen de-strives to provide. This pbilosopby sip, hardware, cabinets, countenopa bu led to the company's powtb from Martin is extremely ambitious for bis company. He proJeCta 1989 sales for the SOutbern California Branch of Custom Livina Homa to be SI 2S million, with national sales of more than $200 millio.!!z twice u hiab u last year's ~ure. 1 nat would be quilt an accomphsbment. 1!::=================================::!..:::I::..:==:.:.:==:..::==:.:.:.... a one-man operation to a national builder ranked I 3Sth in the country The moment you apply for a home. loan, we'll give yau an answerer. JI': Starting today, when Gibraltar Savings receives your completed application for a home loan, we'll give you_· :a Code-A- Phone• answering machine. For free. And believe us, it'll be useful. Because as soon .as you begin the loan process, you 'II want to be just as accessible as we are. You see, we've-or rather, you've -just created what is probably the finest home loan in the history of banking. It's calle<J The Home Loan by Popular Request. And it's based on the suggestions made by you and hope- ful home buyers lilce you. One . of the things pe~ple told us is. that speed 1s critical. So, among other things, Gibraltar's loan officers are now at your beck and Code-A-Phone call 24 hours a day. Including weekends. And because peop~e lilce your realtor will ·find y~u easier to reach, you can spend less time waiting· by the phone. And more time tending to other important matters. Lilce shopping for wallpaper. The answering machine is valued at around $120. And it's only available for a limited time. So it'd be a good idea to, pick up your old phone. GIBRALTAR . IDURCHANCE 10 CHANGE THE~ OF BANKING.-: . Ca11800-64j.1100~140 . . . . Pqrlm-.S .. Mt n ...... sulltld IDdllfWI l~ lllN,,,.,,,.._.. ... ..,._ .. lllOIWI b ""'~"I~,..,.,..., 1'""5~ !lflA b ..... I I ' - with more than SIOO million in salff' in 1987. , Jerry Lona foun(Jed the comP,anY 13 yean qo 1ft New Jersey. Since theft. Cuatoln Livina Homes bas been involved in about JO projects in its home slate. Jn 1987, Lona expanded bis company and Its unique market-ina stra~ to the Newport Beach and the Wasbinaton D.C. areas,. Martin says be feels that Custom Livi!'J Homes represents the "new wave in home buildina and that eventually all developen will be off'erina buym the opportunity to customize homes at low prices. One of the c:Ompany's most impro-lant martetina deeiSIOM is tbe de- Market phif9$(>pby is the difference Martin sees between C\lstom Livina Homes and other developen.."' "Where ~uction buildcn leave off' -that s where we want 'to start. "Other buildm want to be the meat and potatoes of a development -to build a hiab-volume product. We're not interested in production home construction. What we'd rather have is SO to I 00 lots in the best location in the best communities," Martin said. "And then we'll sell the consumers what the~ .want - a custom home without the baule and expense.•• ·LES JARDINS VALUE ••• From Al with a two-car enclosed prqe. four (22 ). only minutes from reponal floor plans are available with the shopping centers and entenainment laraest one off'erina two bedrooms, parks and only a shon drive to the two baths. dining room and both beach~. fireplace and wet bar in the livina Lcs Jardinsisthelatestinueriesof room. All homes feature (>rivate successful home developments by the decks or patios . and are 11r-con-Stellrecht Company which have in- ditioned for summer comfort. eluded sin&le-family homes in The reasonable pricina and the Laauna Nipel. Huntinaton Beach variety of financina plans, Hart1nan ana Lake Elsinore plus several COD· added, make these homes especially dominium and commercial projects attractive for the first-time buyer and in a tri-county area. the older buyer who prefer more Financina for the project wu compact space with less upkeep. arrange4 by First Suburban Corpor- ln addition to conventional financ-ation of Tustin. President Mel Ray ina. be said. the company also off'm emphasized that amona the various FHA and VA plans. Under one plln, plans, FHA financina appean to be payments for principal and interest most suited for the tint-time buyer are as low as SS70 a month with a low who requires a realistic qualityina SI ,SSO down payment. Taxes, in-approach. low down payment and surance and homeowners association affordable monthly payment pro. fees have to be added. grams. The homeowners association takes The program was initiated beck in care of all exterior maintenance, two 1932 to make homeownership poa.- swimming pools, two spas and a ible for the averqe Ametjcan, Ray recreation room. Exterior features said, and it still works today, be include color-coded stucco walls with added. Most oftbe 74 applications for stone trim, fire-safe cement roof the initial buyers have al~y been sbinaJes and fully insulated walls. processed with lnlDY of them ·~ Homemakm will enjoy the mod-proved. , em kitchen with built-in ·apPliaftces, '4 Model homes were desiped"by includina a ranae with continuous Exclusive Desian of Huntinaton cleanina oven and the automatic Beach. now in its 10th year of dishwaSher. There is pre..plumbina assisting new b<rme developers with for an ice maker, counters are of easy-model home plat\nina and desip. Ii care Formica, and some plans in-was especially rewariti"& to be ift- corporate both bttakfut bar and volvecf in layina·out home detip for pantry area. Baths combine quality the first-time buyer in a c:on- pullmans with easy maintenance dominium environment, accordins Formica countertops, and there are to dtsianer/owner Dottie Alkint. easy-to-dean one-ptece tub and Sales ollice arapbics. and ovenll shower combinations. promotion are bandied. by Ric:blrd Preview buyers could easi,ly detect Jurchen for AJ. ·A ~tel of · the desirability of the homes even fountain Valley. before completion of models, sales Les Jlldins sales office boun are office or landlca~ repmentatives &om I 0 Lm. to 5 p.m. Fr.idiJS of the Stellrecht ~ uMt, JS thl'OUlh Sundays, "ftoai I to 6' p.m. underscored by the nooc of early' M~ tbrouah Wedaadlys with sales. The area, off' Westminster the office etc.a on .Tbunclay. For Avenue about balfwa} between additionalinfonnatioDcaqSS44UO.· Harbor Boulevard and Fairview, is easily accessible to numerous fiee. t;::w=ay=s,=es=pec=ial=ly=th=e=O=arclen==Oro=ve~ SIL VERTii>E , Heart Attack. heaC_.J I • Fight it With a ~.:1:=:::6.:.t":::Z Memo-:: .. 1 gift to maa.Jcenter,nDdl•t~.-'1MU anda&cMlo/l,707 ....... •Dcht'• the American detacbed~attllCWlllOlnel. condominiums and I eelect ...... Heart Association. or;::uneats.. . '· . f , -',,' , ~ ~ I -,\ .. REALTY WOR'-D. NEWPORT BEACH .......... **OPIN SUNDAY 1-4** IOS VIA UDO NOID, UDO ISLI l ight. airy cornef home with delightful boy view. 4 BR. 3 BA. 35' pool............... $769,000 70I VIA UDO NOD, UDO IS&l-Pril!le boyfront locotlOfl. Doclt f0t lorge yocht. Sweep· 1ng_ view 4 BR. 4\.'/ .. BA ................ $1,~.~ **IY ~MINT** WTSIDI COSTA n -Fom1ly 0t1en· ~g::~!!s~so~ ..... :~~ ;:~:~ UDO ISll -Beautiful locot1on od101n1ng o street end greenbelt. 3 BR & guest oportment. 40' lot. dock f0t 60' boot. Offefed qt ..................................... $1,750,000. IALIOA PENINSULA DUNX -Neof Pov1l1on. Wolk to ocean, SIC>tM & restouront. 3 BR 2 BA. den. vpper -3 BR. 2 BA. down .. . ... ........ ....... ....... .. ..... $625,000 UDO PAIK DI., IAYFIONT - Outstanding unir on 4th floor. Profess1orol decor. "oil white." 2 BR. gourmet kitchen, slip ovo1I. sec., sub parking ................ $365,000 VII.A IALIOA CONDO -I st floor unit w/polio, 2 BR. 2 BA. fOlllily-(oom COIMI. pool/spo. Security guard gate. Wala IO ocean : ................... : .. : ............................ $220,000 . ** NIW USTING ** ' .. COSTA MISA CONDO-View of new foir-. view Reg Pork. 3 Ba. 2'haA, fireploce, double got~. 21 units ..................... : ...... $167,~ • . - e Prudent•I · Udo Aeelty . 33n \'ia Lido . NewpOtt Beach. CA 92663 , (71') 673-7300... · .. - COLDWeLL BANt\eR. 1 Today's lfandieaps TOday -- See Sports Section for Terry Terrell's daily picks for all races . at the Los Alamitos Ora.nge County Racing Fair. llilyPillt For Community News Along the Coast .. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE Coklwell Banker Reaktenual Real Ealate Services CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-90.60 THE t COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NE \V LIS TI NGS WBSTCLlfF I lM,110 Perfect· starter condo. Totally redecorated . w/new paint & carpet. FP in LR, 2 pati<>1. Comm. pool. ClOH to stores & park. Owner anxious. HAIBOI VIEW ROMES UH,000 Beautiful 4 BR, 3 BA excellent location. Highly upgraded w/plant, shutten, french doon, win- dows, spa & lovely landscaping. A perfect hoUH & outstanding buy. OLD CDM 1571,000 · · COM duplex developed for maximum potential Two large unit.a, open spacious noor plam. Convenient location north of PCH. BELCOURT HILL llH,000 Great views! Over 3,000 IQ ft of elesant contem- porary perfection. Two huge muter 1uite1 with his & her baths .l cl<>Hta. 3 car garqe. Gated C9mmunity. BAIBOI POINT 1116,000 Spacious & elegant! Decorated with t8fP 6 upcTaded With quality! 3BR plua lib~ • family room! Ideal for entertaining .l enjoymg! · . COIONA DEL MAI tHl,000 Oceanfront viewa of Catalina sunaeta, jetty .l boating activitiee. Spa. secluded patio, ~ car 1arage & extra parkinc. Alreadr perfect but can expand easily. Rarely available. JASlllNB· PAU tlll,IOI Darlinl 2 BR 2 BA condo wjth aome ocean view. Light, l>richt 6 very cheerful. Comm PQOl and 1pa. Call now for an appt. . SBOIBCUPP tMI 000 O.igned to delight. Built to endun. ~ beautiful custom 4 BR ~me bu it all. Quality, auperb MBR 1uite, eourmet kitchen. view. l&VINI TlllACI tl,l ...... Out:atandU. ~r lot home whMw ol = ~" cit}' lilbt 6 Paloe Verda R4m . ki'leften. q Pool A boaua room. · OPEN HOUSES .. ·sATURDAY 1-5 WESTCUFF 1515 CUMIBlLAND 3 BR& FR $419,000 J. STEPHENSON BAYFRONT . ess UDO PAU DI. !E 3 BR $595.~ S. HARRIS SEA ISLAND 18 OCEAN VISTA 3BR $610,0000. GOLDSBERRY BIG CANYON 2 BR & DEN 9 IU~llLLAIS $659.000 G. LIVI GSTON BEACON BAY HBEACON BAY 3 BR $695,000 D. TROUT SBOIECUFF 118 DllPTWOOD 4 BR& FR $849 ,000 D. VALENTINE BELCOURT ·St IOCUNGBAM 4 BR $1.375.000 S'. MARVIN BALBOA PENINSULA SI! BUENA VISTA 4 BR $1.395,000 E. CORKETT SUNDAY 1-5 MESA DBL lllA& $273,000 . nu SAN CilLOS 3 BR & FR N. HUTTON-B60WNE JASMINE PAJ)t HO GA&DBNlA 2 BR $385,000 J . McMILLIAN wr.sTCLllf 38R& F~ 1115 CUDDLAND $419,000 B. TOWERS JASMINE CREEK 11 WBlllWATBI 3 BR .l FR $52&,000 · C. MCMAHAN Nn BGTS . 1510 KDf&S IOAD 2 BR & FR S590.000 · B. REED¥ IAYPIONT Ill UDO PAD D&.11 3·BR S595.000 S. HARRIS SEA ISLAND ti OCIAN VISTA 3 BR 1610,000D. GOLDSBERRY SEAVIEW ·4 BRA FR : llQCAHYON 2BRA DEN SllOllCUrP 4 BRA FR lilt YACBT ·~ 1625,000 · G. ~~N ~,000 I IOI YILLAl8 . L.ROSB . I lllDlll'IW-.~.QOO .~~ COii ' I '' . '11 ............. 3 BR. FR *926.ooo a: BROWN I ~ . ·~~~37~~ .. ~.~ . . . T' ...._I.A. a1111J11A """ 4 . . 11.-... c. HAINl8 NEWPOR T BEA CH LIDO . t•,• Wonderful corner ba}front condo in attractive · co-op bldg. Ex tensive bay & citS' light viewa. ~ · BR unit is well maintained & decor in new! WEStcLIPF . ~ 1411,000 · Charming 3 BR ,Newport home with family room. oak parquet entry. u.ed-brick fireplace. Professional landscaping & . brand new roof. · Close to schools' & shopping. Call today. SEWPOIT HEIGHTS HI0,000 Prime ocean view location,. large family room with fireplace. Open kitchen' b.y wndowa, spacious yard. An outstanding value. . UDO 1111000 Gorgeous bayfront 8th floor pen~. No \;t. ter ,;ew anywhere in town! Compare thia excel- lent price w/other ba~ft propa. Owner will con- sider trade'. · SEA\IEW • .. ... MU,000 Appealing 2 storv. 4 BR. 3 BA, "port ronl" . decorated in traditional country lty&e. Cul-de- sac l~ati~n. 1/2. block from the pool. ape and 'tennis cou rts. · BEACOS BAY· ...,000 Outstanding one-of-a·kind deaiped home trith lovely master bedroom, loft, l>iane Jolm.on kitchen plus 2 BR a~ent-1pa. 00\'EI SHORES 17 ...... 'Great Dover Shores loation! Open multi ..... l ~ floorplan. Architecturally deeiped for mni· mum bark-bay and city light view. PENINSrLA POINT •t,1 .. 111 Fanta'tic Harbor & nicht lisht ..._ · .._. •i deet bay loc. Charmini 2-ity be,yfraM wtda 3 BR .l ne111; kitchen. Waterfront' s-tio 6 11ip for 40' boat. PENINSULA 11,1 ... Exceptional and quality ~t ..._ la private area. Upeide down w/Yiewa tra. LR. DR. M•ter BR. Hardwood noon.:new ,. .. I . I ' I ....... ......_ ... ..... ... 717t I• ... 1M \.... .. -. Court CNPI CNll) N.I. ** .. 1VIIUdo ....... UdD1111. .. ......... llUlun. 1-1 NO-tlOO 11.-.-... 11-4 •• J•lrllll• 0.-Rd CJ•mln• Crtl) CdM •1-1111 ··-o:. lun. t-1 ·--::.···-Mw 1111 ltort LAM*1t111tt,...,.. VW ....._ t••l11 VII Udo .......... Dl1._. .. Corlfoa. Nll!part NDl1tt IU a0D ..... lllllun 1-1 17M111 11,111.000 ... "°" 1-0 7• llOO .. .000 . letllun 1-1 t ... ..... ...1 .. .,.10 YllM Mirta. .. YW,.. tao1.-cww-, ..._ ...... N.I. IU 1010 ... .000 .._ 1-1 711-1111-lll0.000& Up l9tllun 1_.: ... 1 .. I01 Lido PM& Dr #7', CW.•~ VII • 131-1400 1111.000 W/8un 1-1 Fii llLE •1741 T.--#11-0, COlta Mlee . __ h 141 .. 1150,000 lund9y 1oi r . .... ,. ............ ~ IU llOO 1111.000 a.tllun 1-1 ···-Via Udo Nord, Udo .... . en.-noo IT•.ooo .,._ 1 ... •••••• 117 Wlflon #C, C-. Mela ~ 3 131·1• 1111,IOO 8at/8Un 1_.i 324 a.... Ana Ave. N9wport 11 .. ghla 758 llOO 1441,000 Sit/Sun 2-8 7Monw, ...... ..... 7• llDO .... 000 lat/lun 1·5 .. ••111 Via Udo loud, Udo .... 1•• aoo 11.•.000 8undlly 1-s • ••• ,.Via Udo Nord, Udo ....... 131-1400 1.1.480,000 a.tllun 1·5 ...... Fii ii'' .. 8undlly 1·5 2 U ,111 Fii II tr •I t1't11 Vienna(...,_ Ndge) N.8. t 13M ~ W~p_., NI · 131-3m 1411,000 8undlly 1-5 131.7300 ...... ~ 1-5 I-.......... lltrlll M5 Cemeo 8Mrel Ad, Cemeo 8hoNa. CdM 710-1131 1725,000 lat/Sun 1-1 •2107 Ar-. ..... IMtblufl, .. tt't11 CMrfy ........ CMyOn, N8 131-7300 IU0,000 ~ 1-5 a../8un 1-5 IOI Alder, !Mlbluff, Newport~ 759-1177 11, 1•.0DO. lat/Sun 1-5 314& Bolton Wflt, Coeta Mela I II ,111 fll 11 tr Ill . 111• .. -Mar~· 131.1a' ooo 759-9100 1471,000' Sat/Sun 12·5 ••• , Collnl lllend, Mboa IMnd ,a.-2313 128,800 8undey 1 ... :30 t24U IMMF1, 1-* ley ta• OM Drtve, N9wport H .. ~.. 113-2111 11,715,000 8undlly 1-5 131-1400 1270,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 a1-1400 "50.ooo a.uaun 1-5 •1907 c..... Cove. SM•• Ndae. N.e. •1 ... --. **"fttt 8Mch ! 1 1 t1011 Dolphin Terreoe, Corona·del Mer 72t·1010 1750,000 a.t78un 1C>-4 ....... wu,_ .-_... 1017 o.Mlcul Qrcle, Co.ta Mela 131·1* 11, 150,000 8atJ8un 12-4 148 t537 8300.000 Sun. 1-ti s;.o.naa 1351,000 8und8Y 1-s ••• 10 Dr11cee e.. 1pyg1111 t'5C>1 Dorct.ter, Corona def Mer ,J 711 ~ lnt,000 Sunday 1-~ 283 a..nford, (Univ. Towncenter) Irv. · .............. J•nlne Pk, CdM . ..-E. 1 .... St, ,..__.._ .....___ -1 1--• ..,5 000 .. __. ... 1 5 ~71 lun. 1-1 .... 10.a.o --ooo A.AAA-. 1 5 .._ ••n _.. -~ • a-_, • --7 • t1•11 ~· ft.a.-. "'--• ....._ NB 111 4 -.-. · --7 • 045-8115 1251,800 Sunday 1-4 v .,.,,...., ""'""' ---311, Driftwood, Shoreclff, Npwt 8Ch 831·7IOO 775,000 8undey 1-5 411 Vlata Flora. Bluffl, N.B. t,_ O. .._., Clflliewn 814 Gary ptace (Nwpt Hgta) N.B. 844-IOIO '848,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 840-0020 12SM,500 8und8y 1•5 •1·140Cf ... 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 -1·1141 ...... ,000 e-../Sun 11·5 -__. g9' 401 Vleta Roma, Newport 8eect'I 75t-80tt 1251,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 ..... · _,. 1412 ~· LIM, Herbor Hlghlllnda, NB 131·7300 1410,000 Sat-8un 1·5 IOO ~ titand, 111.....,._ ea.ta Mw IMO Jacarlnda, Miiiion V .. jo .-11r1 -1211;ooo s.t11un 12-s 540-1151 12A8.soo ~ aaau • ......-0r.~He1aMa.N8 .... 18.letty,JMn'WCrMk CdM ... 71T1 1326,000 a.t/Sun 1-4 873-1333 1425,000 ' Sunday 1-4 • .,11 Touton,...,... Ndoe Eat--. N8 . 710'Klngl Aoed, Newport 8wt'I ln.tll3 1750,000 ~ 1-5 131-7'00 1151.000 Sunday 1·5 "'~~_,~••.=.= Aldsie> N.~.u 1•5 tt1'•1t Montpelller, Harbor Ridge, NB •7 721-1200 1115,000 Sunday 1-5 1133 Port Aenwic*, Harbor View, N.B. 144-eaoo 11,550,000 Sundey 1-5 ••• 14 o.kcrwf, r.&o CMyOn ttt'1 ...,_ Aldge, Herbof Aldge, NB 844-8200 11,290, Sat/Sun 1·5 873-1333 182"5,000 Sat/Sun 1•5 t•***1011 Po1ett9. Dover Shene, NB •M ...:.0, Weetperk lmne 873-1333 1875,000 LH Sat/Sun 1·5 eeo-o5M 1411 800 Sat/Sun · ' 1131 ~Dr.~ Shene) N.8. •3707 1nr.t Ille, Herbof View HIMa 873-3m 1485, Sat/Sun. 1-5 llPLDES FIR SILE 111,111 2 II I T - I II .,a11 Fii ii tr Ill 7~ 1735,000 Sunday 1-5 ·-Vie Udo loud, Udo ,.,. •t15 rm,tna11, Ilg CMyon 75t-ee00 12,950,000 Sundey 1-5 220 Gamet, llllboa ltlllnd, NB ; ~ ~ 11.215",000 8und11t 1·5 131·1400 15H,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5 840-1212 1451,000 Sat-8un 1-5 2722 San c.rtoe, Mela del Mer, CM . .. = fldae. Turttwock 144-IOIO 12~.000 Sunday h5 1812 ltvlne AV9rM, Beycreet, NB 131-7300 1211.000. 8undey 1-5 • ., 12 Wht18wat1r, JMrNne CrMk, COM 144-IOIO 1525,000 8Und9Y 1·5 1~ 1311,000 8at1-5/Sun , ... 21141. ... Mtdllt. Coeta Meea I II ,111 FIMll tr Ill a..n1a 1111.000 s.t12-31Sun. 1-4 *1111 i.. .. rd LIM. 8aycr9lt ,.13~=t~=" ~ Sunday 1_5 844-l200 ·1471,000 ~nday 1-5 ., ...... w.ra. Ila CMyOn ' 1u eoeo 1151.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••• 1 C.eetwood Herbof Ridge lllES FIR REIT ~ ! 844-8200 13.750,000 Sundey 1-5 q 1135 Port Abbey, Harbor view Homea, N.B. 840-0020 $441,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 •2012 Port Brtetol C6r .• Newport 8Mct'I 840-4828 $535,000 Sunday 1·5 •2121 Alta Vleta. EMtbluff, N.B. -1H2 Port Lawrence, Harbor View Hme, NB 14112'0ef Amo AVMU9, Tuettn 751-4555 S1250/mo Sun 12-3 .TIWllDIEL I llllMI • 1111111 t 121 21th St, ....,. ...,,...... 840-0020 $495,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 131-1291 14",500 -.,Sundllt 1-4 * • "38 Aocklngham, Belcourt CllllS FIR SILE IPIRTIEITS 541-5147 -.:st5,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 211 Abllone Ave, Balboa laland t102t Bonnl9 Doone, Irvine Terr1ee 144-8080 11,375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 FIR IEIT 2 1 llllHI 751 eeoo 1591,000 S.t/8un 1-5 159 eeoo 1813.ooo .Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1508 Dover Dr. (Weetcllff) N.B. 850-5144 1415,000 · 81t/Sun.12-5 • t31 St. Trop91, H•bor Ridge &tat•. NB 780-1800 Mlt,500 Sat/Sun 2-5 ) 402 lelwe, Penlnlula POint 151 eeoo 1115.ooo Sunday 1-5 211E.18th StrMt, Coeta Mela 104 Via Havre, Udo Ille, Newport ~ *• ..... TM Gr..wlle Apia, Gr.wlle Dr, N.8.', 2001 Otw'9 Ln., ...... ~ ...._m1 1331,000 Sat/Sun 1o-s 131-7300 1289.000 Sunday 1-5 831-7300 '840,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2180 8oeque =· eo... Mela 141-7171 184. Sunday 1-5 ~ 2-3 Bdrml Sat/Sun 12-4 VIA LIX> ~-SM. ............... S3.900.000 VIA LIX> HORD-58R-4~8A. ..... Sl.595,000 VIA Lal S000--48R·3~8A. .... _ ...... Sl.495.000 ' VIA LIX> NORO-Sett-48A. ........... Sl.495,000 I VIA ll>O. P«>RD-SBR·S~BA. ........... Sl.4S0.000i ZUAtH CIRCLE-SBR.a\ ............... $1.295,ooO I VIA SAN R£M<>-SBR-~BA. ............ $195.000 VIA LIX> ~R-SBA, .................. $719,000 VIA KOROM-48R·2BA .................... $749.000 VIA lURICH-48R·28A. ..... :.. .......... SQl,000 VIA ORYll(}--48R·38A. ......... ~ ... -S691.000 VIA ITHACA-28R·28A .................. $695,000 VIA LORCA--48R·38A. .................. $595,999 VIA SAM REll>-38R· l ~BA. ....... $555,000 , VIA ITHACA-38R·38A ............. : .... $51S;GOO VIA NIC£-38R·2BA ..................... ~.$43t,OOO , DILlllYILI UllD WITI ·llLL FEEIEY I ....... 111111•12 ?' •• ..... -.~---. 111·1• .... ,. wA.,.,.,.oNr so .. a 111C. -Th• Udo •• Esperta - • Repr-ntecl ••• l.tdo .... bayen and Mllen In 1987 and 1988. • • .., Udo Interior Homa pr-ntly Hated. • • .., f:Jdo Bayfront Homa preMDdy Hated. It'• tlle llBSllLl'B IUt COllldl 'Sl·l4M • '7Mtli 1411 W. Ce..a ..... .,. ~a;•l't •••da, CA 11111 . : ·' . . . .. ' .. A , .. . It Ull ISLE l . QlllTEI lllE ESTATE L • ', I . I • .. ... • eontemi>orary s BR, e BA 4soo _ I r ,aq. ft. custom home ' : 3 . 0 • All IMng area f8C8 large IUlhly landecaped yard & patio . . -... ~ F,.,..tutlc home for Mt.-tmnlng • Covert 3 Iota on molt dellrable Eastern tip of llland $1,211,111 I llll.lllVB.Y is1a wn1 llLL FEllEY ... 1111 2•12 ... Wl1ml!IR--.-.-111·1• •• , • , I I - N : • I . : i j i 2 I c 1~ L , 41 ,. c • 1i at ...... H~Rll.1Cl I• 1 •I .. OP!N HOUSE SAT /SUH 1-4. Lt oceel\ vu. 28A. nA condo. o.n. FA, poola, ...... llCt 99fed. 1211,000 240 ,__ Ln •210, VIie lllboe .. through the DAILY PILOT CIUllflecf P8Qn Tum unw.,,ted It.,,,. Into ~today! CalMt-1171 WATEllFllONT HOMES, 9"C. Realton· , SIJ«*it 11t1"' proptrtin ... on IM Wiii~ •• nc-ar IM'""'"' 11nd ,.,,h 11 \ ll" ot 1h1· "J1t·r V11J.A M' MA meticulous l bdrm condo wfth family & formal dkJ11 rooms, fp~ & 2 llrn pltlos ctes;mner • f.ily bike riCle to ocan belcle.631-1400 ...................... .... NIWPOltT HllGHTS 1980 total re- model. C.~od 4 bdrm_L~-~ beth with~ .. ~. room. Fr. ooon, hlrd-=:'ns. 611=1=~~~ .. ~·:·~ WIS'l"O.IFP llam~ ., sty . 4 bdrm with ~-& family -rooms, smooth ceiUnp, fr. doOr'I & plantMion lhunen. Uvif'.11 room & master open to DrMte prd with pool & spa. Ul· 1.-.................................................... 1•~ HAlt80lt lllDCI 180' ocan, bay & city U.ht views. lelutifully deconted 4 bcfrm lstate Home with family & formal =-~;:~.~.~.~~.~.~~-= DOVllt SHOltlS ·blyfront with doclt for la~t. One story 3 bdrm with h"P-r~ hrdwOoc:I floon. Olk ca6inetry m f'I, sltYlilhts1 sunny front piden & blyfront pltfo.6,,1· 1400 .... -:-............................................... -.-. . OrMge Coelt OAtLY PtLOT /~.My 24, 1... C7 LIDO ISLE 2 story, 3 bedroom. double fireplace. new kitchen. Lovety liVlng rm overlooks ftowered patio on strada. Call for appt . $509.000 CONDO. TWO-STORY. Fireplaces in master suite & in large living room with wet bar. Community pool-spa. At- "teched garage $227.500 121-8444 (; ·u. RLS sus.•--n1111111 .. 4 bdfm. Redone .. Pool ....... ......• . S. Corllnt ••• IOllJL_ $445,•-·· 124 Slltl ... 2 Stones, 3 Bd. 2 Ba. Cllafmtr ..... ... . ... J. Broob •a UT mfL-.-S2lt.•-·--..... 11 Cerllll Model. 2 Mstr· Stes... ....... ............ .... T Sm1ttl unu ---••---· 211.._ 2 Stry. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba...... ...... ..•.... ... T Bolalld ,..._ .... __ $121.111.--··-·-11 ..... .., Sa Mrms and riawtm.......... S. ~ '91mL--SUK.• •111u..s.. 'S2 ot Blyftont.. 5 bd. M ~ lltCIDT--··-.... ,, .. , t ., Cllssic Blycrest .......... :............... .. . ....... s war Dtllllll lllllln 11111 .As featurect ln O.C . ._.agaztne, this home( is a treasure. 38R, 31A8A, surrounded by lush landscaping, spa. fountains. ext,ensiYe u98d brick and dramatic ltghtlng. Con- sidered the best location and most popular floor plan. This won't last. _Call today. . Slll,111 ASK FOR JElllFD lllW 844-1111 COLD Well BANl(eR O CORONA DEL MAR lal.190 Located in near new gate guarded community of lasmine Park. Ocean breezes and short walk to village or ocean. Three BR. 2Vz BA. family room. Overlooks park. Gloria Robertson. Carolyn Lowe. BEAUTIFUL 1227,000 Two BR. 21hBA. townhome. model perfect. Beautiful carpet and tile ·floors. Beveled mirrors. plantation shutters. End unit. attached 2 car garage. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe. HAMOR RIDGE 17•.ooo Largest model. serene private set- tinc, customized end unit next to wide greenbelt. Four BR . J'hBA. cus· tom outdoor spa. A must for a buyer seeking quality. Ann Peters. 81LCOURT •AUTY l7IO.OOO Exquisite 2BR. townhome. Former f.M Peters model. Gourmet kitchen. beautiful hardwood floors. two story mirrored dintnc room Terraced garden with spa. Stella Shirar ...,., •• _$1UIL. nase11•111• IHI- •. tM •L.··-····· ............... ···· ~...... Upgraded 3 BR. 2~ BA. custom -•H 1115.•-1--~h7·a~astdec~~ W:~ 5 • Dm•n,. .................................. ·· °' ..,... kitchen eff . Ive. _use_ol. skyu.hts. "---rf"rrL-lllU'9.--8 ~---,,----e_.x .... c,_usive ocean beaches. ~an z • ..... tdlldl.. ........ -... .... . .... s s-uton. -H R ..,_ .. am .... .._ 3 ......... _ .. ~ ............. o ....... I I 1.-W-IJll• .... 3 .. 4 M, DIC~ c-try l.IL·-······-C. ._. --··· ml.M ..... ----·-·--··-····-.. ········-·· k .... ...... Harbor View Homes. tr~ SIR. l BA. family home at Its belt. Extenstve ·use ol bndl. .... .net rich woods thfOUlhout. Lush lend- sca~. S.ra HlnrNn. .. RVM*k <I • e C!tJe"•l!I 'ilJJ 11lae llUI I l&llY, For August & September. lovety 2 bedroom. 2 bath flat. 1 block to "Btg Corona." 2 .patios, truty a home beaut.lful, $2500 August. $2000 September (No Pets). ••••••••• .. I m 111111 Yll&llll, Fully ~rntshed 2 bedroom. 2 bath Nnd- castle. .Poof. spa. garage. bring your suitcae! $1600/me to 6 months (No Pets). ,. ••a.•••• ••r 1•1, Custom 3 bedroom. view home. very Quiet. pool, 2 patios. up to 6 months . ... ((,(1u 111n d"I '" Ila~ /i~u;/t<'1lt't~-> 6/.'J-8 1;9 1; 3407 £. Cent Miry., c... ..... THE PLACE TO LIVE ..,._ A house destcned for elepnt enter- tainment yet ~family room with flr~e. a patio and pool for informa.I faml y livtnc. Five BR. }BA. Hobie Denny. .:?' VllW-80AT'.. 9l1l.ll0 Slip will accmmodate up to • 35 · boat. Community pool Md sun declC.. Two car• spaces. TWo BR. 2BA. Price includes furniture. G9yle Amato. 11G CANYON 11 It• Three BR. 2'h8A. MOMCO D•ne townhome. Dramatic 2 story~. large master suite on meln ...... End unit location, IPllCtous Plllll Spa off master. Danny Bibb .... hanle Grody. RAM~ au.. Baclt Bay acreace. beeutlfUI vi... Tree lined dttveway. Over 2 .,_of buiktinc potential. room tar pool, tennis coun. ride hot-. a... your own estate. Four -. 4MA. Beverly Morphy or a.rt.a Ame, . . I EXICUTIYE twnflle . . ""'-·""""°" --looklnO poOI, alcylH• . .__,,.. .. -.. 111. l tS50~ 7'22-1'311 I HAABOA YtEW HOME 2t1R HA. cMll o-11ge. "' comm. pool, 11150. 1 ,.... .... (213) 373-t418 OURFAMO\jS . DIMESj\·LI"NE NAMt "AOOftfSS CITY AMOUNT INCLOSfD -· '. .. HA·S RETURNEDI 8.ick by popul.tr dt milncl. D1mrs-A·L•rw will run Fnday. Satur- day .t~ Suno.ty 1n 11s own c~111r1(o!t1ori 1n t~ Classirred Ads. Siner 1h1t ts • Sf>l"Cial offrr, ~ havf' a Th!Jr~y noon ded ne and ask prrpaymrnt-for .ii ~s. This Is oprn tci Ill private party .Klvr rusf'ri !or mrrch.ndl~ not ovrr S 1 SO lprlct' musl be Hsrfl2 1n .Kl/ and no .t>b(eviarions wil, ti:r accrpt:fl2. All .OS wll run Fnpay. S.,turday and Sunei~. T~rt' Is a 5-Une minllT'IJm .11 lOC ·• prr ft~·· So your 9Dw "cost Olrnft·A·Une Ml II orlly •.. Sl.00. DEADLINE: rnu1u1.-.y n6on · "11fCE: S -k~ mon1mu{n • J dilys • 20C prr !Int"" i~ 00 • 1'11 ;oos ,.,, Plrpa•d by coming 1n1.p tht!' D.t1/y Pilot 10 "J>l<tt f' your .-d or usr I~ coui>on brlow • p,,.,,..,, P"rtY ~rcnanclht' only <1ds No com· '1'!!'f(tdl ildS. ~s. l!vPS!DCk , PfOduCI" or plMll'\ • E«h llf'm must br prk •d 1ri I~ .d wrth rio •tPmi ov!"r s 150. . MAIL TO: otmn-A-U.W D"1ly P110I JJO W l"st 8.:ty ~ti!"l"f. C:~t,. Mtl" CA 91,616 D.i•ly Pilot hou1i M o r'ld11y·_f/ld1ty 800 AM 10 !> 00 rM ....ONf _,, '· __ ; ·. STAT( ZIP' DATIS TO RUN , u~- ll.lllRL,_,YIPUl 11 II -Wiii a 11. •••rum * Spertllng ~IQ pool * T°' IOt * SedM Atmotphefe ~ THE FAUIWAY • WOl'IOS ,._ .. l INf 2. OIO ~MilllWoTIOHS 0.. -dll IOtli...., af .......... ). ---::t":.'l~~. ,"e'..= !------J---;.~,t=-::::::::--=--::...-=t=:.....::.::=:==t-========::.j---:::".=1---------1~1---i':!~f ' -· ft I • ---.... .., .................. ,..;,:i, ~ 5. ----- -l.'IOOMlll ......... ....., ..... 1, ......... ,.,. •. 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Mon-Fri ••tr•. JClnt cond 11800 7:00 .rn to 10 pm 213-4N-1511 MUC llDllC( MUC llOllCl '8CTIT10U8WM PlCTmOUa.,..11 PICnnoue_.. ACTmOUe........ '8Cnnout...... ACnnoua-..-11 ..-tTATllllNT MAim ITA,.....,. um STA.,...,. ..... ITA,.._,. ,.._ ITA,_,-NAm ITATllllNT The following P9f'°"9 •• The lollowing P"flOttl •• TM lollowlrlg P9"ION •• Thi! tollowing ..,_. -Th9 IGlowlrlt 0-ION ere The 1011owi1MJ ..,_,. •• OOif'9 ~ M : dolrig ~ •· Or~ OOlr'9 ~ •: doing tll.llil'IMI-.: Oo1n9 . tiu1ine11 ••: Al dolrig ~ M: LIV ING LIGHT Rf:--oodP•tMr•.nSCIA!rwey 1$L.ANDSPOf'IT.20ICol-RUTHS PfllODUCf, 111 CtNll¥9fy KC; II R.A_ En· AUTOGRAPHICS OF SOURCES. 2132 Andros. A.,., Su 11-1 COiie MMll, lint ......... Newpor'I a.en. hnta INOlll. Coet1 ""-. trpr .... 17092 W. o.rtlt. CALIFORNIA, S04 Vllnl •. eo.11 MeN. Calif 92828 CA 92629 Cllllf tHU Calif tH27 hnta Ami. CA 92704 Newpolt IHch, C8NI, t2NO L•Mlll t•-11itnm1n. 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CA 9271S Tna 1eg111ran1 com-Calif 92127 127°' The re;111ran1 com- ~ lo lrlll'IMCI bull· Th11 tlulll'lftl II COtl-mtirlced 10 tranMCI lluel-TNI bvail'lftl 11 eon-Ttll9 bu9iftel.I 19 Col'!· "*IC«i to !tanMCI lluli· Mal undel" !he ficUllOul Ouc\lld fly I ganetll C*I· -urlOet Iha flctltloul; dl.icfed t>y· """90ind lf'ac:I wtfl duel-' by· hulbMd ll'ac:I wtfl -\.lnd9r IM fic1'110VI ~ n-°' ~ ..,""9 ~ riama or -T111 11gl1l11nt c:om-K•9'1 Root ~ n-or ""'* llal-' lbOV9 on tno1 ,.t! A, I S..111. General 1191-' lboV9 on July 14, 1MI ~ IO lransact Dull-Thll • ......,,.,.. -fllld 1111-' above on June IS. L"'4111 lnnman Parll'ltl• J9ffrl'J' JoM Co• ..... unOlr IM llCllllOut with lhl County Cl9B ol Or-, ... Thie 1111--1 wu hlld T,,_ 1111-.1 •M ltlld Tl• 11~ -Nld bu"""9 n-Ot ~ anga Count)' on Junol 10. 0lor9e J. H9lll. .itfl IM County C•• o• Or-.. ,,, '~County Cieri! of o.. Wiii\ lhl C-ty °'"'of Or-llltld above on """" 21. ,... Tllla ... .,,.,, ... fiMld .,... 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TnlC)' Dods<r ny 10~ WOOi 1heet, knoc ir Relic· H1miht SciOICii Lary Ii The I none " -· sic run Witli RJ. Ile] p Plk boD nb """ -~ ..... -- -, Leary baffles I Pirates ~ers pitcher settes down to earn 6-2 decision PITTSBURGH (AP)-Tim~ finally believes in himself-and he 1 makina believen of the rest of· the Natiorial LeaJue as well SUNDAY, JULY 24. 1988 Bullpen gives Angels boost Relievers 1· urn, Minton shut own In tans to 5-4 win BJ RICHARD DUNN DllrNltC..a J di I With most of their startrna rotation taking turns in the trainers' room. the Angels got a victory Saturday nisht courtesy of the bullpen. \ . TJJe .clJedaJe HOME Todav--Clevetend, 1:0S p.m Julv 2~11i.nc1. 7:JS o.m. Ju1v 26--0eki.ncl. 7:35 o.m Julv 27-0eki.ncl. l:OS o.m. A'f/AY Leary swv1ved a rocky fint innins and went on tJ> =:ve-hit1er u the Loi An,elel downed the Pittlburlh · Pirates, 6-""2, Saturday niabt at Three Riven Stadium. No doubt. it was the best rd1d job Angels Manager Cookie Rojas bas experienced this season. · With Mike w!ll qunuonable be· caust of back problems and Dan Petry out with a sprained riaht ankle, the A~ls' latest concern was left- hander Chuck Finley. wh~ bout with tlic flu caused him to leave after one inning. Julv 2'-<:l'l1c190, S:JO o.m. • Julv 29-CMcl90. S:.30 p.m. • Julv »-<l'lica90, 11 :20 1.m lie walked one, suuck out nine and allowed just three hits after the ftnt innina. .. He . has confidence in himself' now... ~n Manqer Tom Lasorda said. He believes in himself' now more than be ever has. He's ooJy goina to set bet1er." Aftet aoina 2-8 in 1987, Leary is I 0-6 this season. He has won thru stra.t stans and five of his last six decisions. .. It's so many thinp. .. Leary said. "I'm gettin1 an opportunity, .my arm is strong. I have oonfJdence. and rm , , , , Tiie .clJedaJe AWAY TOdey-pjttlllur9ft, 11:25 e.m. • JulY 2S-s.n Frencllco, 5:10 P.m . ./ JulY ~ Frencflco (2), 5:30 D.m. • Julv 27-5en Francisco, 7:35 P.m. •. '""' ....... r MOMll lulv ~ton. 7:35 D.m. lulv »-+touston. 12:20 P.m. * ./ • On TV. Channel 11. *On TV, ChenMI 7. On TV, Channel •. • A• MIMI on KABC (7'0). -_ .... -, ... bue, tben relaya throw to Ont to complete doable plaf. dUinC foarth lnnt"I· North stars eke.out win South edged in Shrine Game, 22-21, on boot with :07 left .By ROGER CARLSON °' .. ...., ....... short-lived domination by the South defense. Mixing his plays with a solid. if not spectacular running game, Garcia moved the North to the South 24. then broke loose from a sack sitvation for a 16-yard pin to the South 8 to stt up the score. As it turned out. there was no need to panic as Stewart Cliburn and Greg Minton combined to allow only one run in eight innings as the Angels manufactured a S-4 win over the Indians before an Anaheim Stadium crowd of 34.977. With the win. the Angels (47-49) arc two games under .500 for the first time sinct they were .7-9 on Apnl 22. Their third victory in a row enabled them t~tay I 'h. pmes back ofthird- place .Kansas Cuy and 12 behind di.,·ision-leading Oakland. which comes to Anaheim for thr~ starting Monday night. · Finley hyper~xtcnded has left thumb on June :?9 against Minneso~. sufTenng a strained [jgament. His first appearance back was last Monday when the' Blue Jays pounded him for six runs in the first 1nnin1 on stven straight hits dunng a 12-2 loss for the -\natls'. Oi~rn. however. was not only able td"fill in. but he came up W1tb a career best performance. Cliburn. who won his fourth de- cision against no losses. s~rtcd the second inning and lasted until Mint- on took over in the eighth to record his fourth sa..-e. "fink) had to be taken out." said RoJas. "He had the flu. I didn't know • On TV, C,,.nnet S. • All 98rnft on KMPC (710) . ,, he was 1n that bad of shape or I wouldn't baH sent hi m out there. -\fter the tint inni.ng an the tun~l. he looked white and so I took him out. .. Cliburn came 1n and did O!lC helluva JOb. Just outstanding." Orburn went six innings. Jivina up· s1~ hitc; and one run. He walked one and struck out none. It was his &oneest ounng as a member of the Aneels. h~ pn.•v1ous being S't1 inninp apinst Baltimore on June 4. I 98S. 'Tm his roommate. so I kMw (f1nle~ I was sick this momina," (hburn said ... The phone rans this morning and when I saw him. I k.MW he '••as sick. He went out and pve his best effort. .. , kno-. m~ role and it's the Iona man. w 1f he wasn't going to feel too well. I knew I'd be in there earl .... " Bnan Downing had a hot bat all n1ghL collecuog three hits for the first time since May 19. His soft sioak to left wt th two o ut in the stvcnth made a winner out of Cliburn as Devon White trotted home from third. White dunked a single to shallow nght ctnter with one out and stole second ba~ before Johnny Ray's groundout to S«Ond moved White to third. - Downml. wuh a 1-2 count. fisted (Pleue .-AJllOSLS/02) throwing the split·finemd fastbell well. Our defense is strona and to is l ur bullpen. Ifs not ay one thins." The split·fi~ fastball was his main weapon apinst the Pirates. He iot most of h1s strikeouts with it. m:lud~l\I fint baseman Sid B~m . PASADENA -It was the 31th Shrine All~tar football pme here at the Rose Bowl, and in this Iona stries you couldn't find a better match. a bet1er-played. or closer outcome. Mark ~runnel! of St. Joseph in San~ Maria .. in his second scnes at quarterback for the South, could not ~~~it~f~s~:~~r;::s~:::~:::c~::~:;:m:~~~: I;'or· U S l7'ort-une Steve Abrahms ol' Monte Vis~ High doing the honors r ! • • ' r 1 Bui a pthering in the neiahborhood of just sorM 8.000 looked on u middle..,e. and ~~ an earjy rttirement·qe arrived for one of the nauon's longest- ·runnina all-star series. althouah -a July 29 date was announced for next year's PfM. from a ~ard out -tq stnd the Nonh into a 19· l 5 lead with • . . I :OJ fh~ Ya,;'kec-s had another shot after Glyn Milburn of . · 11•ke m 0 1 n ey 1· •n·· bank .hree umes. · ''There were two times I thousht ny bat was ri~t on the ball," Bream .aid .... wasn table to do anythins vith it. It was droppina a lot more Santa Monica fumbled the ball away at the South 29. but .i .i r. han usual." Leary loaded the bates with none 1ut in the fint. but trailed only 2-0 .fter one innin&. and shut out the 'irates the rest of the way. , Ona: an attraction which lured U.931 to 1.he Los Angeles Coliseum, Saturday niaht's lineups featured the kind of callint ~ 10 at least cfraw 20.2S,OOO. but it was not to be. despite the pme manaeement•s wishful thinking announcement of 29.640. defensi ve back Stephon Pace intercepted at the goal line to stave off the threat. All this overshadowed what had bttn a sharp offensive bqrst by the South in the first quarter. Laguna product has been surprise for American team "I couldn't get into a aood hythm," he said of the fint-innina It was also not to be for the South All-Stars, who saw it all ao down the drain with seven seconds left as Mike Crisafulli of Arch Bishop Mitty Hiah toed a 2S..yard field goal to provide the marsin in a 22-=l 1 verdict. The North had the favored Rebels on the run in the second quarttr, rallyina from a I S-6 deficit with a s-ir of touchdown marches behind the sharp arm ofSlcralnento Grant's ~ron Garcia, a 6-foot-2. I SS-pound quar- Ignited by the fumble rcc.overy of Fountain Valley nost suard Reza Mehdizadeh. the Rebels moved S4 yards in eight plays under the hand of El Toro quarterback Bret Johnson. who capped II with one of his patented sprint- OUl. dump passes to the t1&ht end. this one comina from four yards out to Carson High's Arnold Ale. By KEVIN BALL A two-point run by Milburn upped the maflin to 8-0 DllllrNMC..• , • 1 lfoblems. "It seemed like I was pitchina from 11e stretch risht off the bat. I felt >rtunate. to .Ft out with only two with just 3: 58 spent. The South was still on the rise when. nursing an U lead. u~back Kun Bruich stunned the North with a 21- yard pin on a fake punt on founh-and-9. uns sconng. Mike DavisJ.. who aot an oppe>rtuni- ' 10 play aner John Shelby was 1juted Wednesday, drove in two Jns with a sacrifice fly and a triple. terback. I . Grant threw his second five-yard touchdown pus with 5:19 lef\ in the half to i-re1hecoun1 to IS-13, which culminated an 87-yard march throuah what had been a Johnson and the South appeared to find a soft spot in the Nonh armor with continued big pickups around the · (Pleue eee PtoaTB/D2f "I hate to see someone ,et hurt but gives me a· chance to let manaee- tent know I can still play thispme," aid Davis. a f~qent sianee durina 1e off-season who entered the pme Foster's bid in hurdles denied ittina .206.' G ff th J . AfterthePiratesscorect1wicein1~. rt i oyner, Joyner-Kersee, Slaney rst. the Dodgen aot one run beck an ----.---.. r--~-:--~~---:--::r"""::tr------=--~- ie second on .a si. by Mike earn double victories at Olympic Trials lanhall, two wiljl pttches by John niley, 9-6, and Rtek Oempsey•s RBI °ft:~e Sall QPC~ lHt third ~th a alk. After Dave Anderton struck at, Sall stole second and went to ird on catcher Mike LaValliere's Towina_error. · Kirk Giblon also walked before anhall tied the pme with a double left. After an tntentional walk to -acy Woodson, Davis put the ~ahead to stay with a sacrifice •to left. Woodson doubled with one out in e eiahth and ICOl'Cld on Davis' triple. t0efina out ~iley. Reliever Blrry Jones walked Jeff amilton before pj_nch-bitter Mike iolaa tQueaed home Davi• and ~ti== :!:'=·with ne out ia the first when Bany indl wu bit by a pitch. Joee Lind cled and Andy Van Slylre wallred. Bobby Bonilla~· borne one :a Willi a IKrifice fly and ea·Dodler t. Reynolds ldded u RBI .... INDIANAPOLIS(AP)-Flo~nce timed ·in l :S,J.92. the fastest in the Griffith Joyner. Jackie Joyner-Kenec world thisJear and the fastest ever and Mary Slaney completed double run in the nited States. victories. at the U.S. Olympic Trials Foster's valiant bid in tht men's Saturday while the couraeeous bid of 11 ().meter high hurdle$ came .to a sad hul'dler Orea Foster ended in diup-· halt when he did not complete his pointment as did John Powell's stntifinal heat. pullina up before the attempt to make his fifth Olympic .ninth hurdle. team. Roger K.intdom. the 1984 Olymptc Griffith Joyner. who Sitt the world champion, won the hurdles in a wind- rccord of 10.49 seconds for the 100. aided 13.2 l. after winnina his semi- meter dash a week qo. won the 200 in final heat in a lelal 13.14. the fastest 21.85. time in the world in three yean. Joyner-Kcntt. who Sitt the world World record-holder Renaldo record in the heptahlon on the Ul'M Nehemiah. who is tryina a track and day her sister-in-law sbaneml the field comeback after playina with the rewrd in the 100. ~n theloOJjump San Francisco 49en of the NFL. with a wind-aHW,44 feet, 5'h incites. failed to finish the final. He pulled up The distance matched her American after the founh hurdle. record, but will not count as a record Discus throw Mac Wilkins. 37. because the wind exceeded the allow-made his ·fourth Olympic team. able 2.0 meters per second. winnina with a throw 0(216-6. but his Slaney. teekina her fint Olympic arch-rival. PoweU. <4 l. wound up fifth medal after a career ofheanbreak and at 202-0 injury, a4ded the I .SOO.meter title to In a surprist. little-known Jeff · thel,OOOlhehlldwoneartier. 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If he doesn't mttt it by Sept. 4. ht vnll not be eliJible for the Olympics. there- fore. giving his ~t t~ Jim Spivey. t.he fourth-place finisher 1n 3:41 .52. Other winners Saturday were Qoug P~,d11la in the men's 5,000in 13:37.86. Lt>uisc Ritter in the women's high jump at 6-611•. and Ramona Pagel. who had ued for first in the women's discus. 1n thr shot put at 63-5. Foster suffered a broken left f0tt- arm Jul) 4. His hranwarming story came up short -. hen he stopped bef0tt the ninth of thr I 0th hurdln. after havina hit the St'< th and stammcd-tnto thf r1ghth When ,he stopped runnina. Foster. -. host left arm was heavily wrapped wtth tape. grabbrd the arm in ap- parent pain. Foster 'lufTercd tht mJury durina a routine hurdles drill and underwent emcfFnC) 'lurgn-y. Ht was ho91'ital- 1z<.'d for thrtt dayi. Of all the new faces that Wiii be defendtn~ the U.S. men's volleyball 1eam's No. I ranking in the world. Scott Fonune has ~n perhaps the biggest surpme. Comina awa~ from the 1984 Los .\ngeles Summer Games the proud owner of a gold medal. Team USA began \Cl another rebuilding process. Wfieth.er a team leaves with gold and glory or JUSt empt)·-handed. it is an unavoidable four-year cycle that C\Cf1 count~ r ndurcs 1n the quest to be the best Cione ~ere Hterans Dou& Powcn and .\. Bemns.. along with Man: Waldie. C'hns Marlowe. Paul Sutherland and Rich Du~hus. aU los~ ttf~r:turement -\riother. LaJuna · Beach's Dust) Dvorak. is pursu1na a· professional carccr in Italy. lea,·- ingonl) Ste'c Timmons. Karch K.ira-1~ and Craig 8Uj:k to form ·the (oundauon of the '88 sq~. (oach Mal"' Dunph~. who re- placed the departed Doug Beal in ~a'. I 985. stockpiled collegiate All· o\m.cncans. assembling )Ct anothcT Olympic rontrnder. Of those. For- tune has emcratd as a valuable commod1t .. for ih<' l1n1ted States as Dunph~ 's m ost rehabk ~e. "He has bttn a 1Tal plt>aunt surpnst for us:· Murph) said. "I think Scott has pla)C'd wa) above his fieadWMn he hasn't f>ttn nun. We fC'CI that ~t have s1it quaht) stanc~ Scott g1vrs us the added depth on the team that has bttn ,·alUJilc to our \U«t'SS ... .\ 6-foot-tl middle blocker. For- tune. 25. of LAauna Beach. made an immediate impect on the 1quad. Sttl"I pltnty of pmt tame subbing for st.attn Dou& Panic. Scott...... . . . . ...":-'• ,,* ., ··Scott has earned tM ~of his trammatn by comina in and pla)'l"I wrll 1n tome tO\llh situations. Dunphy S&Jd. "He compttes'ral hard and 1s qusdt atona the net. With strenath and match ex pa ieDCt be has reall y helped us. "I think that he has • Sood an attitude as any player I •ve ever coached.·· he said ... He bis adjusted to the subtleties that toalotllwtth the 1nten1e rompetition.tbat ii a i-n of international vollryball. Ht. didn't Stt anythini likt this in c::olele: the international circuit IS much more ph ical.'" &;. redshUtina his ~ior ttile>n at Stanford. Fortune was at* lO tmn year-round with Team USA. alona hun to pin the international n - penencc that helped to improve hit game. "h was a bi& decisaon," Fortune said. ··rm the onty one W'bo hat IUea the .year off &om <'OUelt '° coetiaw (11!1111-tmlUaJDI) .. .. ..,.. fte .............. DEN'VER -Tbe actual Broncot are EIJ busy runnina thrc>uab scrimmaees in • • • Greeley. but a squad of former Denver • playcn ~ the~ proud in Mile Hiah Stadium Friday nifbt. · Down ~4-10 lD the fourth quarter, the team of Broncos old-timen came beck Wlth two '°ucbdowns and a two-point convenion with a minute remainina to take a 25-24 lead over a team of old-time all-stars, Quanerbackcd by fonner Oakland Raiden rival Ken Stabler. · ' With one *Ond on the clock, Roy Gerela tried a 49-)'ard field pl that could have beaten the home team. But the ball bounced off the left upriaht and the Broncos bad a one-point victory. .. J bad a lidc bet on the pme, so it worked out all right for me, .. ~la said later. . Tbe annual old-timen Illa football fund-raiser for the United Way drew a crowd of 10,386. Wide Mannina, the oft-aat Broncos wide receiver and defensive beck who now coaches at Hiahlands Ranch junior and 1enior hiah IChools, won one of the game balls. aloQI with Cbartey Johnson. .. J looked IOOCl<'cause they're old," said Manniq after catclµna pu1e1 for botJi founh.qU.ner touch· downs and the two-point convenion for the Broncos. Paul Mc.<Juire, who played lllinst the Broncos in what appeared to be his underwear, blamed the loss on the referees. He referred to the several occasions when St.abler sacked himself by letting his ~ fall to the ground while he stood in the ~ket waittna 10 pass. "That hun us a httJe, ·• St.abler acknowled&ed. "Really, it was ever.yone else's fault,'' said afl-star linebacker Steve Nelson. ·-"The pas$ rush was bad and the coverage was lax. Plus, we thouJ}lt they'd have enough pride in the NFL to pla_y for a tie.'' The Broncos were coached by former Coach Red Miller, and Craig Morton played quarterback. . . Qaote of the day M~e Greemw~~. Boston Red Sox outfielder, after JOing 0 for 6 in two games in Minnesota as be tned t~ i~press Twins ~anager Tom Kelly .and then hatting a ;home run an his first at-bat after Kelly selected him for the American Leaaue squad in the All-Star Game: "That's wlaat hai>pens when you swing with both hands on the bat instead of having them around your throat." Ream•nn take. tw01hot lead I Swedish rookie Lbelotte Nnm.ua n .;ompiled a bo&cy-free 69, tied still another sconng record and pulled away to a two- shot lead Saturday in the third round of the 43rd tJ .. s. Women's Open Golf Championship in Luth~rvall~. Md. Neumann co~pleted three triJ>S o~er the hilly Fave Farms course at the Baltimore Country Oub in five-under-par 208. which tied the Women's Ooen record for 54 holes, set by Amy Alcett in 1980. The 22-year-old Neumann has led or"shared the lead all the wa y and has set or tied tournament scorin1 records at theendofeachday'splay. She set the Women'sOpen first round record wtth a 6 7. tied the 36-hole record with 139 and drop~ a~ 8-foot par putt on the final hQle Saturday to tie sull another mark. Veteran Patty Sllee ... , with a 6' moved into second at 21 O. thrce under par . . . RouJe Black shot a 65 and Man Calcave«Wa had a 6 7 to tie Maril Bnob for a share of the lead after three rounds of the Greater Hartford Open in Cromwell. Conn. Black. 30. of Scottsdale Ariz .. made six birdie putts 10 pull into a tie with Calcavccchia and Brooks at l 3-under-par 200 ... Wala Zembrilti one-putted eight grccns on the way to a 7- under-par 65 and the second-round lead at the Newport Cup Senion Tournament in Rhode Island. The 53-y~r-ol~ Mahwah. N.J .. native, bidding for his first vtctory m four seasons on the PGA Senior Tour. was at 12-under-par 132 after 36 holes. two shots better than former Masters champion 'Claarles Coo4y going into' today's final round. Flttlpalcll earn• pole poUtlon · ., ..... 91atttt1e1or._...e... B t .. t I v k W.".i.~.$.,~··$11 re p agues r ;8:ll .ees· ~ina Oaatdoor Claampionaipe at • tth t 'h ::s=~.z~.~= a.gain w wo omers ~n ~he women's 3-meter, Tristan Baker-5chuJtz, "' - conunwna to shed her reputation u a nanner-up captured her first outdoor national title. ' Loupnis received 681.90 points for 11 dives. Bradshaw. who was acekina bis first national 3-meter crown. had 669.18. ~ent Ferpuon was dUrd with 628.95. . For the second consecutive day, Loupnis was strona until his final two dives. a~vene 1 'r'rlomersault wath 3112 twists and a rever1e 3'h'tomenault -· "Obviously there a.re a couple of dives I need work on." Louganis said. "1'11 ao home aDd try to •t thote squared away. My takeoffs have been u con111tent as they've been all year. but I have to ,et the entries under control.'' , Louganis-won the I-meter competition Thursday and has a chance ,to sweep the competition today by winnina the platform. ---- Baker-Schultz received 512.i9 points for her 10. dive program. Wendy Lian Williams was second with 500. I 0 and Mary Fischblch was third with 49S.84. AIJhough Baker-Schultz, 27, had been competina in ~ational. championships ~~ I 981 , she did not win ~ title untd ~e captured tl1e 3-meter crown at the mdoor.champaonshaps m Brown Deer, Wis., in April. . Prior 10 lhat, .she was a national runner-up three times. "For·years, I was happy being seco"d, and I didn't reall y ~htve I coul<t do better ihan that," she said. :·i:~e difference came in my head. th.inking I could do It. The five-day meet concludes today with the men's and women's platform finals. Cobru fall to Chlcaa~. Bill Saoae ran for two touchdowns to • lead the Chicago Bruisers to a 29-16. victory over the Los Angeles Cobras in an Arena Football League playoff game Saturday in Rosemonl. Ill. Chicago now advances to the leaaue champi<?nship at home against Detroit ne.xt Saturday. The Bruisers grabbed a first-quarter lead as quanerbeck , Beal&eueu threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Keate Smitll. After Los Angeles quanerback Matt SleYes fumbled a snap, Stone scored from a yard out to make it 14-3. Sto!1e scored his second touchdown on.a 13-yard run late in the second quarter to put Chic.ago ahead 20-6. Stevens hit GIJ')' Mllllea for a I-yard touchdowii pass and Chic.ago kicker Maree Morales kicked a ~ yard field goal to make it 23-13 at halftime. Jn the second half, the Cobras could only manage a Nldl Mike- Mayer 38-yard field goal ... Huntington Beach's Biid 1Jama1 and Noa• B .. roe and Gary E4pr of Fountain Valley were among 1he 16 qualifiers for today's final round. of the \.J.S. Pro Tour. of Surfing and Body- boardmgevent in SanClemenle. Three of the 16seeded surfers are Job Pannnter and defending San Clemente champion Crate C.maa and Newport Beat;h's Todd Miller. The top prize ofS4.000 goes to the winner of today's final. w~1ch is scheduled to begin at I :30 ... TOily Lopez used has powerful left uppercut and rallie~ from an eighth~round knockdown to earn a un..animous 12-round upset decision over International Boxing Federa1ion junior lightweight champion Redy Lockridge ID Sacramento. In the 10.'round junior lightweight semi-main event. Lorea. Gana of Sacra- mento improved his record to 21-1-1 with a ninlh· round technical knockout over Stewart 8aJMt of Los Angclt>S ... Risen Star. winner of this year's Preakness and Bel_mont Stakes. is being retired to s~ud. co-owner and tramer Loel1 Ron.el Ill said ... J• Prey of~· i<\lbu.Quer~ue. ~he.c~rrent nari?nal i:ccord-hold«.~ .. thc ·• 40-kilomc;:ter. ind1v1dual cychng time. trial. won the n~t1onal rnle m that even! in Spokane, Wash .. boosting his chances fora berth on the U.S. Olympic team. Norm Al~is of Sacramento. the defending national champion. finished second. Television, radio TELEVISION 10 a.m. -AUTO RACING: Formula One Grand Prix of Germany. from Hockenheim. West Germany. ESPN. 10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Pittsburgh. Cham1el 11 . IO:JO a.m. -BASEBALL: Atlanta at New York Mets, TBS. 11:15 a.m. -BASEBALL: San Diego at Yankee-killer Georae Brett •ve ·tbe Kanm City R.oyals a happy endina Saturday Diab• with one swipe of his bat. "Thal was the most exciuna~ r\'e ever seen" ~n~s City Owner Ewina Kauffiftan said of Kanus Caty .s 6-5 y1ctory over th~ New Yotk Yankees at Royals Stadium. "You can't write a be.mr script or story than that," added KansafCitYManager John Wathan. The Yankees, with Dave Winfield hi&tina a pand slam and a solo home run, built a S-1 lead. But then came Brett, who has hunt~ Yankees numerous times in the past with the long ball. ." ~is home run in the fourth ~lped brina the Royals w1th1n one run at 5-4. Then, faca~ Dave Riahetti with one on and two out in the eighth, Brett beltedhis second home run of the game -on an 0.2 count The two homers gave Brett five for the year apinst the Yankees and 25 for his calftr. · · Rick Anderson. 2-0. was the winner in relief while Farr pined his 10th save by pitchina out of a one-out, bases-loaded jam in the ninth. Farr struck out both Ja:ck park and Wmfield to end the aame. · Else.where.in tM-AiMACaft...beuue:- Red Sox 11, W•ite Sox 5: At FCnway Park. Boston charged 10 its 10th consecutive victory.getting 61/1 innings of one-hit relief from Mike Smithson. The Red Sox. unbea1en since the All-Star break under new Manager Joe Morgan. withstood Chicago's five-run third innil)g and stormed back with a 20-hit attack, including I 5 singles. . Ellis Burks had four hits-three sin&les and a double -and reached base six times, also walkjng twice. Jody Reed and Marty Barrett had three hits each for Boston, while Rick Cerone drove in four runs with a single and a dQuble. Recd and Todd Benzinger had two RBI each. Every Boston starter had at least one hit as the Red Sox extended their home winning streak to I 5 pmes, the second longest in club history. The 1949 Red Sox won their last 21 home games but lost the pennant in the final series of the season against the Yankees in New York. Allllellcs f, Tigen 1: In Oakland. Mark McGwire hit a three-run homer and rookie Todd Bums allowed five hils in seven innings as the Athletics won the battle of division leaders. 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Murrayz who entered the game with one biJ in bis last 19 at-bets uammed a two-run homer in the fint innlna for a 2-0 lead and then capped a six-run second with a three-run shot, his 16th, to make it 8-3. . It wu Murray's second two-homer pme of the year; the other came on July 14, also qainst Minnao1L Jim Traber added a two-run homer in the fourth and Rick Schu had thrft hits as Baltimore hammered out 16 hits off six Minnesota pitchers to tie a season bia;h. The Orioles. the AI:'s worst hittina club. had scored just 16 runs in their previous seven games and were hittina .210 in the previous 16. ~ . BIH JQt I, Marl.en Z: George Bell drove in a first- innina run and hit a 4SO-foot home run in the third and Jeff Musselman pitched a four-hitter over seven inninp to lead Toronto to the win in the Kingdome. Musselman, 2-0. earn~ _his second win in as many stans since returning to tnc majors after underloina surgery to his left shoulder in the off-season. The lMue Jays' left-hander yielded only a fifth•innina solo home nan to Darnell Coles before leavina in favor~ Jim Clancy. Oancy issued an eighth-innina f\onfer to Steve Balboni, has I I th. Toronto opened a 2-0 first-inning lead as Tony Fernande? led off with a sinJlt and Lloyd Moseby doubled. Fernandez scored on a groundout by Bell and Moseby reached home on a sinale by Kelly Gruber. Bell put the Blue Jays ahead }.() with his 13th home run of the se.ason. a towering shot over the center-field wall. .. ..... Aulen 7, Brewen+.-Oddibe-McDoweWs two-na triple ofr reliever Dan Plesac in the ninth broke a tie and powered Texas to lhe win at County Stadium. Bobby Win. 2-6, beat the Brewers for the second time in a week with a six-hitter. Win had pitched a shutout last Sunday against the Brewers. McDowell's triple to center followed a double by Jim Sundberg and single by Curtis Wilkerson off Chuck Crim. 3-5. to break a 4-4 tie. 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ESPN. one to lcfl to score White for lhe look for is to have everybody do what break.ins Fabi"s one-day-old qualifying record on the 12:30 p.m. -GOLF: U.S. Women's Open game-winner. · they're c.apable of doing." new 1.25-mile. six-tum temporary circuit. He turned a final round. from Baltimore. Channel 7. "I was looking slider and he The Ind ians wasted no time jump- fast lap of 11 ~.045 mph, while Andretti. who won three I p.m. -GOLF: Greater Hartford Open (Cleveland reliever Don Gordon) ing on Finley. who worked only one of four poles on the old 1.68-mile. 11-tum final round. from Cromwell, Conn .. Channel 2. ~ha11e!1ge~ me "'.ith a slider," Down-inning before retiring with a stomach Meadowlands circuit. had a fasl lap of I I l.987. Both I p.m. -AUTO RACING: CART Marlboro mg said.· I was Just loo!gng to swing vi rus. - _were better than .the 11-1 .859 that put Fabi's Porsche-Grand"R.tix.drom· East Rutherford. N.lf. (de-· the bat with two strikes and' tfla~ Hot-hitting Julig -Franco led ,'OfT powered March on the provisional pole on Friday in the layed). Chilfnel 4. ,. t~at. We're not look in~ for posittves with a single to right. Domin. go opening session of qualifying. The Italian driver was 3 r.m. -AUTO RACING : International signs anymore. ifs did we win or Ramos walked before Joe Caner unable to improve 6n his first-day lap but still will start Race o Chamrions. from Daytona Beach. Fla. not." singled home Franco to make it 1-0. third. Danay Stllli•aa, who leads the tight CART-PPG (tape). Channe 7. Cleveland took a 4-3 fead in the Kittie's scoring fly ball to righl and m,jes standings. moved past Penske teammate ~ :':30 p.m. -TENNIS: D.C. Na1ional Oassic third when Brook Jacoby scored Ron Cory Snyder's RBI single to left made lleers to take fourth place on the 25-car grid for today's men's singles and doubles final. from Washing-~it1le from thi~d with a sacrifice fly to it 3-0. r.:e. Sulli van had ll lap of 111 .65 I. while Mears moved ton, D.C. (delayed). USA. nght The Indians also had a single. Finley faced eight batters. threw 34 up slightly to 111 .673 ... Morpa ae,Hnl not only 7:30 p.m. -PREP FOOTBALL: Shrine All-double. walk and a hit batsman in the pitches. He walked lwo. struck out "°n the pole as a substitute for Nell 8-Htt in today's Star Ciame. from the Rose Bowl (tape). Prime inning agains1 Cliburn. but were only one and allowed three hits. NASC AR Summer 500. bur he'll get to keep it. Ticket. able to come Ut> with one run. '.'Theygot thrce ru~s off Finley and Shepherd. 46. did not know early Saturday afternoon 8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Hollywood Park Then Downing cnJshed one over this club keeps coming back, .. said whether he or Bonnett. who underwent gallbladder-replays. Channel 56 (Prime Ticket. 10:30 p..m.). the wall in left field for his 13th home Rojas. . appendix surgery July 5. would be in the car for the race 11 :JG p.m. -TENNIS: 1988 Davis Cup run of the season in the fifth. knotting The Angels tied ii with three runs of It Pocono International Raceway. Word came after Zone final : United States vs. Argentina (doubles. the. pme ~nd tying Downin1 with their own 1n the bonom of the firsl off practice. "Morgan·s starting.'' car owner B•lft Med tape). Ch1h DavlS for the club lead in Cleveland starter Scon Bailes. who .said. adding .Bonnett thought the car and Shepherd RADIO homers. 1osscd a four-hiner1f8instthe Angels were running well. Shepherd. of Conover, N.C., was .10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Dod1ers . at ..,rs grea1 that we camt back, but on May 10 in Anaheim. aoing to drive in Bonnetfs place. but the question wu Pittsburgh. KABC' (790). . there's still a lot to come.'' Downina White. who homered to st.art the Whether Bonnett wou ld run the firsl lap to becliJiblefor 11 : I 5 a.m: -BASEBALL: San Diego at said. "It's a' lot better than playing game against Bailes on July IO when Winston Cup points. Shepherd won his second pole of Chicago Cubs. KFMB (760). badly. I didn't expect us to play . 700 the Angels won. 7-S, ripped a line- the season wath a 15 7.153 mph lap Friday, Jeadin1 four I p.m. -BASEBALL: Cleveland 11 Anpls, ball, but everybody here knew we drive home run to lead ofTthe first for other drivers who surpassed Tim R~'• year-old KMPC (710). weren'I as bad as we were. lhc Angels. It was the third time this From DI lended period of time now, so we homered to start the game for the don't look for little lifts. What you . Angels. • • Following an out . Downing ~alked. Wally ~oyner lined a single to nght !ind ~vis dropped a looping RBI single ID front of Snyder in nght. Tony Armas followed wilh an RBI single 10 score Jovner and tie thr game. Bailes allowe<t (<)ur runs ip his fi ve-plus innings of wor-k. giving way to the righl-handcd Gordon in the si~th after yielding a lead-off single to Davis. Minton struck out the side in the eighth and retired evc·ry batter except Franco in the ninth. * ANGIL NOTH -W.. ,,...,, who wll t>e pltc.hlnv on thrM dos rtsl for lht llllrd lime 1111• vHr. will starl for the All9tl1 IOdaY. rattler 11'\an Kirt McCall! .. WflO's btlnt saved for Monday's -AHIMI Oellland. "I dofl'I want 10 throw NICCHkll on lllrtt davt' rest," said MallMer CMl!le •""-.. ...,.., I men 11111 had (a4tlOW) Wl'Otf'Y" last Yfff." MCCMkll Is S·2 llfetlmt ... Inst Oelllencl. "McCnll• Ml had wreerv .ite1 1•m not toilll lo 11111 a dllllce on hurting II eeain," ltOiet Ndad , ...... Witt, who Is ~Int from ecute mulClt '"""' fn 1111 lo"" lleck, 11 ctav·to·dav. "It's somttl\lne 111e1 11e1 10 heel bv ltMlf," Mid • ltOiH. ''And WMn •ll doll htel, -·· htft llln'I • lhrow." . . . ltolM Is ~••Ill who .. atarf on TUIMMty Ind WtdlleMlay ANIMI ~ . . . Cleveland MCOnd Mtet'llM "91 ,,_ Ullndad Ills hittlfte air.-lo If ..,,_. . . . Ltft·helldlr Grat S..... tlt-f) wll lt9ft fW 1111 lfldleM Bl l :OS !Od9Y. l~~;~t~~~·i0ird~~~l5~5~.9~~~~9~.!!!!.!!~~~~~~;;;;;;;~!;~5;;i5;~~J~·~~~~~v~e~~~n~w~i~n~n1~·n~g~~~o~r~a~n~e~x~-~~ason thM a lead~ff hh~ has --~~-------------------- Toda 's H TodaY. See our S~rt section for T~ Turrell's picks for each da}"S races at the LoS Alamitos Oranae County Racing Fair. · ..... For Community News Alona the Coat NORTH EKES OUT WIN ••• FromwD~l ______________________________ ~~ ltft side. and Milbum finished the drive from five yards out in the same direction. · Johnson aaain took tha'IC in the second haJf. directina 1 65-yard march and connectina fbr his second touchdown pau. &his one from 18 yards away to Kyle Jan of Granada Hills . Thru minulft later, Mehdiadeh applied I CNlllJftl llClt to Ouda to rorce. DOlmlioanchmwe ..... 7:-tl Id\ and it appeared tbe Soutb. llld a lock on it. But Johnson was rt"'8eed by Brunnell and the South ofhtf Rnlld twice, and witb I :36 left the A Noryh had one las1 shot. Garcia went down on teCOQd. and-IO. but Rich Sarlattc of Su Marin stepped in and stnack with ..s-~mplctions of JI and 20 J1n11 ~ jJVt the .NOr1h I first down It tbe JO with 3S 1CCOnd1 left, tettina up tlll tventual winner with· scvm llClODdl t() JO. Mchdi?.adeh finilhticl with • &ve tackles and one unlllilted stop. ill addition to his ftlmblr recowry ud JKk. Dmick Odum ofWoodbi-WM ~ited whh Ii• •n11ht1 d llid IWID assisted teckles. a well • -r-ltop (interclepti11111..,..1ry). Ban ID t -~ Sfi att --~ PNI TI inst r.ear. Bui bona n seasc: at tt Part Al to b ~me sk lari ~~ tease . I . half ( Bn amo1 ·= I I# Li I I' I Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Sunday July 24, 1NI DI RoOkie Smoltz stifles NewYork On four hits In b~ league debut, Atlanta pttcer stops Mets in 6-1 win Fnm ne AaMetalM Pren On a day when the New York Mets booored their old-timers at Shea Stadium, the Atlanta Braves in-troduced a newcomer. . John_ Sm~lt~ made his jT'lajor leaaue debut and pitched e1aht mnanp and aJlowed only four hits as the Braves beat the Mets. 6-1. Saturday. '"That was areat. .. Atlanta Manqrr Run Nilon said. "But more than the vi:tory, I got one of the foundation blocks for this team's future." Why did it take so Iona for the last-place Braves to call up Smoltz from Richmond. where he was 10.S? . "We needed a p itcher. but the plan was to have ham pitch I SO lnnanp down there and we him up if he was going good," Nixon said. "He bad .135 inn1np under his belt and was dominating the Jeasue." Smoltz said he was "happy to act this one out of the way. I didn't want to get clobbered." ··frankly. I tried not to sivc the Mets that much credit," Smoltz said. ··1 didn't treat them any differently than anv of the teams in the lf)temationaJ Leasue. I had a lot of advice frdm the rest of the staff and Bruc,e Benedict (Braves catcher) was a tremendous help." Dale Murphy had three hits. includin1 a triple. scored twice and drove in a run for the Braves. while Jim Morrison had two RBL Joe Pnce to tat the score. S·S. The homer. Smith's third, cleared the left.field wall and came after To ny Pena had singled. E.lpOI l , Re41 t : Bryn Smith allo_wcd two hits in seven innings. and Tim Wallach snap~ a scoreku tie with a sevcJlth·1nning single off Jose Rijo for Montreal at Riverfront Stadium. ~i'o. 1 l·S. and Smith. 7-6. matched one-hitten throu the first six innings before Hubie Brooks' speed and allach's clutch hmang accounted for the only run. Brooks hat a one-out ground-rulc double to riaht in the seventh. ending a streak of nine con1«utive batten retired by Rijo. Brooks then stoic third with Wallach at bat. nis sixth steal of the season. Wallach fouled off four two-strike rm chcs before hmang a hard san&)e up t.he middle to score Brooks. C..'llbl 3, PadrH %: Kyne Sandberg hit a home run leading off the eighth 1nnang to wan 11 for Chicaeo at Wrigley Field. Sandberg's homer. has 11 th of the year and tint since June 19. traveled down the left-field foul hne into tbe bleachers. bre1akang a ~-::!tit' A1&ro17, ~Wes I: In the .\strodomc. reliever Bruce Ruffin threw a wald patch v.11h tY.011111S in the ninth innina to allow Crais Reynolds to scort from third hue as Houston won ats sixth straight. * * C'*i J, ~--2 AstrM 7, ~ 6 U.• 0!900 CMICAOO ~MllADl~IA MOUITOlt •... ...... ··~· ., .... ..,,,_ <' • O 1 o °""''"" lt • o 1 Wl"..A h> 5 C 0 GY°""' Cf l 1 1 l ttA-~ • l I O ~tl'D • • • Y T•"""C' • l Oor.,.!D 5 I 1 I c;,..,..,. , • t ) I ,,. ...... Ci • c 1 O 9·-· • ( 0 kll.'' _lJ l I (<"" ~ • 0 C 0 0. .......... 4 ')' Y"W"ll" • ' ..._!O • 0 I If --ID • 0 1 I P.-10 4 0 I 0 XN">G' le ' l OSn>ill\ • 0 I I 0 T-.. 0 0 0 0 "-" 0 0 0 c 0 ~ J•--M s 0 0 c;o. ... ID l 1 ' • au rra.ct.co'• ~ Tlloill=...-ln to tai oat Wlllle llCOee la 1 after tlae St. Loala buenuuaer onralaot MCODd bue OD ball lalt bJ Tom ltnulallUJ. Bob Ojeda. 7-8. who had beaten the Brives last week. allowed three runs on skhits·tbrouah eight inninp. and Atlanta scored three niorc times in the ninth off Edwin Nunez. In other National League_pmes: Gluts I , CaNtuls l: Candy Maldonado's third single of the pmc drove in the tie-breakina run with two outs in the ninth innins at Busch Stadium. l •o-)D • 0 0 0 ~-o t O O O JO"-I~ I 0 l 0 ... lD I 0 I 1 y._,. u ) O 0 0 LA• )D 4 I I O """'" o 0 0 0 0 -0•" Ja 1 I I 0 Pa'"'' c l O O O varv-o • l o o o Oa"""" < • l I 0 Cit-» l I 1 0 "W••~1 11 2 ,0 O 0 lt'r"11't J1 : p0 r,;~ 0 ; g ~ ~ :~.: : ~:: ~;!""' ~ ~:: ~~ 0 0 0 0 0 • ...,,.... 0 0 0 0 ,, ...... , J ... Movie paying off for Durham Scott Garrehs. 2-4. pitched 21f> shutout inninas for the victory. Todd Worrell. 4-8, who was hun by an error in the ninth, was the loser. With one out in the ninth, Breu Butler went all the way to second when third baseman J~ Oquendo kt his grounder go into left field for an error. Watnll struck out Robby Thompson and walked Will O ark intentionally to set up Maldonado's game-winning single to c,enter, :-oi.. ~ ~ , __ :.::.: E;! :::: :=: HH I Clllc-. t it •1 111-J --• 0 0 0 0 ~. • ••• i:..,,,. ..,-...,.,,. 1111 -~11 161 c;c;.ou lo O O O o 1'<1Nr1 I I 1 I .09-S... 0'"° 4 C""-l T-Jf • 12 S T-J1 7 M 4 11-0••-Ourl11011 Gw""" --l"U 11 Sc-. "" -: -,.._,. Mll-Oe.....,. 161 ~·.'~~M IO -211 -111-7 Since.'Bull Durham,· attendance has gone up for Class A team Fnm fte AltedalM Pre. The Durham Bulls. the top-draw- ins t.eam in Class A for the put five vean, arc doina even better since ''Bull Durham" became a ·box-office bonanza. The Bulls are I S.000 ahead of last season's _pece and arc avCfllina 3, 700 at the S.000-seat Ourlwri Athletic Park. A ballpar,k souvenir stand that used to be open only durins Durham pmes is now open daily and doins brisk business. The increued popu- larity has not helped the Bulls on the field.L however -they went 33-37 in the nnt half of the Carolina Leque season and arc 14-14 in the second half of the Southern Division. Brett Butkr and Ron Gant are amona about 20 former Durham playcn who have reached the major leques in this decade. But some current tsullsaren't so sure the movie, filmed on location in North C.arolina. · is an accurate picture of Durham life. "I think from the playen' stand- point. it is faie because it aivesa bid portralal of the minon," said Kevin Burrel , who was asked to be a llAnd- in for film star Kevin Costner but turned down the role because it conflicted with the bueball tcheduk. "It's not the bis leaaun.. but there arc nice stadiums and the" buses arc air~onditioned." A final · note: the movie's star is named "Crash" Davis. In the .19405, former major Jeaauer Lawrence "Crash" Davis played forl>wtwn. Film d irector Ron Shelton saw the name in old Carolina Leque records ~nd used it, not realizinc. the real "Crash" Davislivcdin nearby Green- sboro. N.C. 0 The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Marinen recently found another use for the ~~!fidal turf at the K.iqdome. Jn a prqame contest. a tf>:wlins lane was set up on the field with real pins and· balls. Mite Kin,ery and Scott BradJey of the Mariner:s beat , RACING# '' """"' ""'26" ,.,.,,, 13111 Bis news! Njpl Thorouibbred laciaa ii blCk at Loi Alamicoll Doi 't mill tbc T11oo>ucbbreds. dwy ddiver me aciemcll or'°"' ..mer. ·Post a. ii 1:10 nishdy. r MoadaJs *°'llh Slblrdlys . ..... .,,,...., ·"'"' hi ....... .,,.,.,. Opmias liaM. WJ 26. ICC a claiper OiPll wm. w..cti lbc .mo. ad '8ft a lftlllimcl . ,,_..,,.., '''Plbadly, AupstlDd, we'reaiv- illlWIJ hlldJ.lcyrillt ~· Uailt •P your f'orat for .. 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Then it runs every day but Tuesday until Sep- tember 14. is (cough, cough) breathtaking . Forttmately, there is one way to beat the • EIOdc Wleerilt-E.uclal. Pria Sil, DllJ ~ ----, ___ Jleat. Getaway-to · Ol>enini Day at Del Mar. Where the turi meets the surf. Where ocean breezes provide natural air conditioning. And .• re the unbridled excitement of powerful Thoroughbreds will take yoor breath away. Nine different times. So you've got 42 more days to get away again and again. Before aiiother sweltering swmner day ·gets you hot Wlder the collar, call (619) 481-1207 for Del Mar ticket infonnation. · Don't nUs your big chance to get out~ And stay out. • . . ·De1Mar~July27-Sept~l4 . I , '· I \ I I . ~ Jfldor~e•tandln .. A..enoui._.. Detroil New York -Milwaukee Clevela~ Toronto Baltimore • 60 l2 49 47 43 43 39 .s5 S4 l3 ll ... 48 31 L 38 43 ... 49 l2 S3 ll 39 40 42 46 50 50 6l war-- Pet. 1111 ue --·-21-20 Jl-11 .612 M .Woa2 .547 61> S.5 Loot I .505 IOI> ].7 Won I .490 12 7-3 Woa 3 .4l3 Ill> ]. 7 Woa I 26-21 26-22 2S.23 24-25 21-26 26-23 24-26 19-26 .... 16 ].7 Loot 3 2S.26 11-27 .402 20'h S.l Loot I · 23-25 16-33 £.uT DIVISION .lll ]. 7 .l74 I S.l .lll 21; 10.0 .l26 l'h 7-3 .490 9 J.7 .490 9 M .323 2l 4-6 l.olt 2 21-11 Loot I 21-11 W<M> 10 31-11 l.olt I 21-22 l.olt 2 26-23 Won I 23-24 Won I 19--21 27-21 26-22 22-24 23-24 22-27 2S.26 12-37 ·-rw---· CUVl:L.AND Cl' ..... ~,_~ -:;~~ OMMeef ,;,~ ........ 2111 ..,.. 4111 "'""'"'" 2 I I I DwMt• 'I' I Certlrd 5111 ..,,,.. 41.11 Ktltll• ,12.1 co..ltl'f 4121 SIWdlrl'f 41J1 ~· ,,,, ........ ,,,, ~ .. ,,,, cc...•• J111 ._., •01• .... c Jtt• ........ 1001 z.,.,..... 3t0t ......... 1100 ..... 1110 T..... 114Jl4 T ..... ,. • u f -. .. -~ •1•--4 ·c..... -'" Mll-f GMll WiMllll ••• -Oownlnl 11). E-luwllil. DP-<...,.._. I, C ......... I. LO.-C...,.._. t. CalMornle 6. 21 Sftr•, Amlu. HR--owlllle (6). ~ llJ). 58-f'renco (lj), OWNte 1111. SF-Kltltl, -· ..... , •• Seoret Aqela l. Cleveland 4 Boston 11, ChiClfO S Oakland 4. Detroit I Kanus Ci1r 6, New'Yort. s Baltimore I, Minnetc>ta 8 Texas 7. Milwaukee 4 Toronto S. Seattle 2 • M lllR U ID --Gol'D L,J-J ._ • l I • • ' • ' ' 0 FINW 1 JJJJ ClblmW,4·0 6 6 I l I Minton S,• 1 •I O O O ..,... Pllcn.d IO 1 bllltll'" ~ Tiit lltl. Ha~ (bv CMW-"). 0 ' ' 0 • ~fl Ibo•, Hendrtr F lr1I, YOl.Wlll; 5ec· oncl, Ford; Third, TtdMcM. T•1'1GUM1 Cleveland (Swindell 10-9) at Meell (Fruer 6-9), l:OS p.m . Chic:qo (Lona .._.)at Boslon (ffurst M). IO:OS a.m. Baltimore (Boddicker~l I) 11-MinnesiOta (Anderson 6-7), 11:1.S Lm. New York (Dotson 8-3) at Kansu City (Saberhqen 10-9), 11 :3.S a.m. Tell.as (Kilaus 7·9) at Milwaukee (Wepnan IG-6), I 1:3.S a.m. T-1:S4. A-)1.ffl. NATIDltAL LEAGU• ~ ........... 2 LOlAMGeLIS ~ SICOllD IACI. JSCI ¥Miit . Detroit (TcrTCll 4-7) 11 Oakland (Welch 11--6). I :OS p.m. Toronto (Flanapn 9-6) 11 Seattk (l.&npton 7·8), 1:3.S p.m. ... ,, -.. ·-· _,.." .. ,.... .., .... 3110 lo(Mbll 3100 5 000 Llrtd1'1 •110 Mll11 EHY Chlcti. !HtrU 7.40 4M ClllPPtr K.,, (Lewt.) 11.• 100 •• uo 4100 VllllSMl.d 3010 SO Cool !Jolin) "W·1'1Games l:>"i.kliilct af1Uel1, 7:3.S p.m. ~ Milwaukee at ~cw York, 4:30 p.m. Toronto at Minnesota. S:OS p.m. Woodstl lD MIO.vlid Hamil" )ti "'"-" Sc:ioKit c Lffl"r.P 5111 ..,,... Jiii 4110 ......... ,. •011 lll1~.wn!PI '4000 J 110 LVlll'ec JOOO 3011 ....,du 3000 0001 $mllnp 1000 Tlrnr. II.fl. SJ IXACTI 0 -S) Pllld 1111.60. TN9:D IACI. 170 v...-dl. T .. GrNI C•lchtr IPrllClorl 11.60 11.40 ltHIY EllC\Utlve (Pilwn!Ol'I) 6.20 Tilt Kkll'I IS.Vik) •• uo uo Seattle at Chicqo, S:JO p.m. 40 I I IJOflnP 0000 Gr9911pti 1000 Tl1TM: ... 17. Boston at TC'xas. 5:35 p.m. •uct...... • 0 0 0 S2 lll:ACTA !t-11 paid Sl:M.2'0. Only games scheduled M4116 T..... •111 -. .. -Lei~ t11 ---· ,,....... ----1 fOUITit RACI. WI r•rcb. Wiii"• Sm9lll lPrllClor) ,,_.. 17.20 Tow" Rultl' !Uwlt) 7.2'0 Tutlftl hltt CFl ...... OI) 1.• , .. l .00 1',ftJOJMl 1-pe Gerne Winning Rll -MIO.'lll (J). E-laV....,t, lorNh. OP-l.OI ......... 1, Pltt""6"" l LO&-l.ol AneNt t, ll'lt!Wurlh Tlmti.. 11.11. SI lllACTA (t ·•l paid 11'1.2'0. o.dgers Houston San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta New York Piltsburgh Montreal Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia VI 56 52 49 47 44 JJ 58 56 49 '43 4) 41 L 39 45 46 49 54 62 38 40 47 48 l3 55 WEST DIVISION Pct. GB Lit .589 7.3 . 536 5 8·2 . l16 r :1-1 .490 91h 6-4 . 449 131/1 5-5 .347 23 3-7 EAST DIVISION . 604 5-5 .. 583 2 7.3 .SID 9 4-6 .500 10 J.7 . 448 15 5-5 ,427 17 5-5 Strull Won 2 Won 6 Won I l.osl I Los• 2 Won I l.osl I Los• 2 Won I Won 2 Los1 I Lost 3. Heme Awa)' 25-23 31-16 JO.II 22-27 27-21 22-2l 24-23 23-26 27-23 17·31 16-31 17·31 ll·ll 31·20 26-23 24-24 23-25 24-21 26-23 2S.20 23-24 24-24 20.28 17-34 '· 26---MMsMll. ...,.,_, ~vis. S&-S.• (27). !r-klolclm. SF~. MIO- •vls. , __ LHrY W.10-6 ,.., ....... Smiltv L.f -6 ·-llucktr HIP-l!loruh (PV WP-Smll9v 1. • ' 7 1-J ,_, ' LHry). MlllRUSD 2 ' • s s ' 1 1 I I 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 s.. (tlv '"'°"'"'· 1Jmi>ifn-Hom9. DMllnl; Flr.r, Fr~lng; 54cliod. O•vl1; Tl'llrd, HirK"'4Cll, T-7:"6, A-JS.tl1 . ,.,.nt llACl.oJSCI ,.,di. 5outNrri Effort !C.,001a l Hector -'-(Serlllll Col1Ktor1 s.r;n !G•rcl•l Time: 17.IJ . J0.00 6.60 l.00 ... ••• .... S1 I ll:ACT A {1• I) paid •St.2'0. ·Sl DAILY-Tl•LI Cl·t -1l paid ···-·· Mll:TII RACI. 17'0 v...-Cll. Wi" For Pll CPllll.trilori) C•~•dv• C•per ICard01•l Ne•i.,. .111 If.Id !&rOOl<ll Tlmt; ".IS. S..0 3.111 .... 12 lll:ACTA !2-J) 11eld t1J.il0. SIYINTH llA(I. 17'0 yarOI. , ... , ... .... li!lclls lad lov !Pi.oltl'ltOl'll 13.60 S.IO ,_.. 01¥1i0111 A"""' (JOrlt1) J ... J.IO Morr Ttwn Proud CWlllll t .00 l ime: IS.•. • S2 lll:ACTA C•·11 Paid MJ.2'0 . llGHTM ltACI. JSCI w••d1. Se• Comic (CrH9fO") •.6CJ -E•i• C»llOl'I !Ledl""! ! ... " .. .. ,,,, . , .. Sat•nlay's Scorn Dod1en 6. PinsburVi l Atlanta 6. Ne"'· York I Si• FGll l.Mit IPillltriloriJ Time: 11.t7. $1 lll:ACT& <•·I) paia l lJ.IO. MINTM ltACI. tOO r•rCll. J.IO 1.IO ·Montreal ·1. C'incinrlati 0 HQltU RACING .......... .,__ SATWDAT"S •IM.n Pr11wie1trill•I (PiHo.trilOll) Sia Fiourt1 IS.VIJMJ Geriletmen Sil (9tOOl<I) ... 2.20 .... '·" San Francisco 6, St.•Louts S ("91 ........................... , Timi!: It.IS. Chicago 3. San Diego 2 F•ST RAC.I. 1 mllt. SJ lll:ACTA (7-1) paid 117.2'0. , Houston. 7. Philadelphia 6 Kenai Oencer <a.rel N~d llol CSt-1) Flvt P•rt,,..-1 (Corr•I~ 1.2'0 l.ilO l.00 .... "' uo 12 DAIL y TllP'll (6-•-s or 1) paid "3 ..... TIMTH.. llACI. tOO w•rd•. ' F1or..,11.,. !Hart> 1.00 4.60-J.tO Today's Gamet . Time: l;)S.4. l •t<t V-Gi.1, CC•••-l JS.til l•.IO ., Dod&tn (Hillegas 2-2) at PittSbul"lh (Fisher 6-6). 10:35 a.m. · SICOND llACE. 6 lurlotl!JI Doctor lt•l>Dil tLrW11J ·· ' 11.MI . .\.1lan1a (Jimenez ~3) a1 New Yori (Fnnandcz S. 7). 10:35 a.m. Mo.ntrcal (Perez 6:4) •t C::inci nn•ti (Anns1ron1 2-3). 11 : 15 a.m. Popular D•v (Df-letoou1wvtl t.«1 S.2'0 J.tO Tlmt: 19.71. ~ O.Cortlftl !Plnc•r l 1.IO S,00 SJ lll:ACT.A !J·S) paid IJIJ.«I .. !>ummer r1.,.. 'i'lr1· !Slblllel J.ilO -ILErlNTM •Aca. "'° Yt •dt. San Francisco (Reuschel 12-5) a1 St. L:ouis (Deleon 6-7). 11 : I 5 a.m. San Diego (Jo nes 6-8) al Chicago (Sutcliffe 7-8). 11 :20 •.m. Philadelphia (Gross 9-6) a1 Ho uston (Scott 9-2). I 1:35 a.m . Time: 1 12. ' Luclliel Kid lCardOr•> 1.2'0 4.40 J.2'0 11 DAILY DOU9LIE !6-71 paid iUM. PrcHuione! 5-d IJOl'>t1 1 •·6' •.ilO TltlllD llACE. I m!lt. Htw Mi•llt Tr !F!vurrPPI 1.60 M..ay'1Games Pte>er Clop !~tr ) 11'$ Artracr.we lC11!t"<!I") D•roc;u 1So!i1J 6.2'0 •.IO , ... , J.10 2.10 2.10 Tlmt· n.OJ. . 12 IXACTA !1 -J) ... 10 ll2 40 Alltl1d4Mt . 7,..,1. DM1en at San Francisco, 7:35 p.m . Ne;w York al Philadelphia. 4:35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Si. Louis. 5:35 p.m. On\y ga.mes scheduled TIITW: 1 :Jj,4. Mu!ur! ... nclif': 11.JSCl.104. -SJ lll:ACTA !•·J I paid 1116.00. FOUllTM IACI.. ' lur10tli» .. Road To Will !Plroctrl I.to 4M 1.IO lllwt*i (!'lamp (Ptocfr!IUI) 7.60 3.2'0 rtowov lor ICorrtlJ 2.2'0 Major league averages HtGH JCHQ0L POCiTaALL J1'11 .................. N.,... Al·S'-" 22.,..,.. 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I -·.=.-: ..!.-"" n::=-: ·~~ ~mi CUAMNCt -······· ..... .-.......... .... -,., . ·.~i..· -i.i.i"?C ,= .. · p' • I . l:I '."" • .. I rlach, Seguso ~U.S.towln . mertcan squad dvances with it into 1M Zonal Group . Reverse linaJes maccbel piuina former world f'lo. I McEnroe qainst Jaite and Apsai apinst ~Roldan were se1for1oday. Flach and Squso took an hour and 49 minutes to win their match, playina upevenly at times but still m.ENOS AIRES,.Arsntina (AP-) ovetwhelmin&:ttic-inurcricncwt Ar· Ken Flach af\4 Rol>ert Seauso ·aentineteam. Thematc0penedwith eated Araentina's Christian Mini· the U.S. ttam breakin1 Miniussi's j and Javier Frana. 6-2, 6-3, 6-i, servitt and aoina on to quickly urday to propel the United States ca(:>Jurc 1M finl set 6-2. avts Cup victory t> 1M aroup of 16 nations that will The second set, which lasted 27 for next year's Davis Cup. . 1 minutes, featured shon rallies and a fhc American pair was in trouble host or misse4 shou and ur\(orced ~ in the 1hird set. when they were erron by both sides. There was little •ken once by lhe A~ntines. But of the drama of McEnroe's marathon Americans broke naht back to victory the day before or the power :n the match. then t>roke Frana and brilliance of Apssi. hout losing a point to win the In the final set. Flach lost his lch and the clinch the best-of.five service to give Araentina a brief lead npetition. 4-3 lead. but the U.S. came back to >n Friday, John McEnroe beat break Miniussi's service to knot the illermo Perez Roldan in a five~t. score, 4-4. Scguso held service at >4 r-hour srruggle and Andre Agaui and the U.S. team then broke Frana's czed by Martin Jaite to give the service to win the match. ited States a 2-0 lead. · The game was played on the 'red ·hat took a 101 of the prnsure off clay roun of the Buenos Aim Lawn ch and Seauso. who are considered Tennis Club before a caJ)9city crowd world's top tennis team and in of 6.000 lhat boisterously backed the l Davis Cups have been put in home team the moment the A~ine ust-win" situa1ions. women's star Gabriela Sabatini, No. Usually there's a lot of pressure on 4 in the world, led the home doubles • said Scguso. "This time, we led team on the court. ----~~- -'I --- Orenge COM! DAILY PILOT /Sundey .Nty 24, 1NI .. I# Las ,, 111 FORTUNE ••• FromDl tra1n1ng with th l' team. Ja has made a world of difference in me. "II has bttn for the bt'tter. by far. The Olympics have alwa ys been a dream of mine . Luclol). 1t has reall) worked out for me. I don't think I ~ould be an' when• near the lfvel J'm at no" 1f I had gonr back to school. .. I used to look up to T1m monsand Karrh when thr~ ~on tht> gold. Now I'm a stcp a"a~ from i.tarting with them:· hi! ~ad Fortune Hn "ell ma' havl' nt>ver reali1ed has 01~ mpac drram. It wasn't untillffsjun1or }Car at Laguna Beach High that r onune \\aS fUlall~ per- .-.uadrd to gt' l. vrgan11l·d 'olkyball a chanCl' Prn iou..,h prcl1l·l upacd with ba<,l.l·thall f'vnune hJJ <.'aml'd '\11- ~ou th l oa~t Ll'cil!Ul' honors three ttnH'" a:-a point guard for thr .\n1sts. Hl·. 1n fact. "a' thl' tl"am·s Most \'aluahk Pia~ l'f J'> a '>l'ntor,. a~ erasing Ix potnt'). I: rdxiunds and eight aC..C..l\l~ :tn ()Uttng Hl' npcnl'ntl'd r4ual )UCCl'SS on thl' '11lll'~ ball lourt. hci" l'' er. k ading the .\ntst~ to a CIF championship in I IJfO. In Laguna· ·g~ campaap, Fonunl' l.'arned fir'>t tram l\ll.CIF honor' and "a~ namt'd <;outh Coast Leagul· \ 1 \ P .. \ olk' hall "as a ne" >pon to me." Fortunl· ~1d .. It .... as c\c1tmg. ··L1' tng 1n Lsguna lkach. I had pla~ t'd fr1r ~ l·ar~" 11h m~ fnc nds at the heal·h. hut I Ol' l'r C"•1nc,,1Jl'r<.'d mvself a' lilll·~ hall pla~a H:i -.kl'thall was my o;pon thl·n Thl' l'arl~ .. uccess sur· prtSl'd nit·~ gut')~ 11 "a' .t blessing an d1>gu1!.e .. he way and we fek no press14re.~• Both day's matches have been I think tenn is is looking up in played in. c~illy 40-dCJftt ~eather erica." addea Flach. · ~ beC'auSt' 1t 1s now winter in the 'he win for the United' States &>uthern Hemisphere. Most of the ans it will compete next YC1'f in the, fans dressed in heavy jackets and rl~ Group. meaning 1t Mii be · learher coats to keep warm. including ible to win the Cup. Last year; the-_the head -umpiJ". who wore a light . lost to WMt Oenriany. dropping:. ~lue s~i ~~~ • · .. · . . Ken Flach of tbe U .8. eqaad retuae abot wblle t•mmate Robert Setuo loob oa darina Dam Cap match &Cainat Areen· tlna. 1'be U .s . team won in et:ralCbt .u . 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Envwbnmental Quaftty Act nesa under the l1c1111ous Of\,llme ·\ 1911. al wtliCtl time and ~1,tee i\ fiei'~ ""11\er "8.IC mTICl t>u.-.s neme or nanws MO! u.ted lle.lldo 0.. p&Ke. btd1·.w1M be fUblldy ~t~t ,aocfpubltc l\Mf· ll&led abo.,. on July 1 1988 dado ~1 lrtt>unal. ~ andJMd In 9ldt C. lf'9 ,.,... be~ on Ille 4111 '9CTmOU8 .,..... JoM M F0td 9'r contta Ud sin· au-Rill "361. .-Oay pf Auliusl 1911. at Ille NAM! ITATIMBfT Thfl 11a1emen1 wu llled Cle a menos que Ud re-E.,,.b'd allall remein valed hour of 1.30 p.m Kl the · The fotlowinO pertons .,. wttll Ille County Clerk of Or· Ida 09(ltro, de .30 diu lof •per~ of 45 days lllt,• Council Cfiambers of the dOM'G bullneM as . ange County on Jiiiy 14. la ln'tor"'ac1on Que IM dafe spec;ified.f0t the re-~t 8Mch Crty H ... .._ABC EXPRESS 3~57 1th •· • · ~t of bods • 3300 ·~t .Joulevard. eifcfl Str-.t Suite 56&. Hew· ""• ~0..--~•• · r._,_~d of TrutC ... Newpoft !Jtteh. ~8'1forn11. p ort Stach . ca11t P11blt)l'led Orange tou\ ··"9 un·at>ogado an INlttJeVle191ejudgeoftlle atwtlldllimeand~ltftY t~·2MO Oall1 Pilot July_ 24. 31. UW1tl). deberlf llac9rlo qualtty of equipment °"9red ~ alt. C*tonl lnt9'..._, 0 e .,, a Le w , s 2 7 A119Usl 7. 14. 198J idlataman ... 'CS. ... ta ~ rwervet tMrigllt to r• may· ~·alld be heard lll•verstone. 1rvlne. '·caijf, Su-672 eta. 111 'r•'ll>U••t• )Kt ·any Of .. bids and to thafaon. 11.,Wcflallangetllls 92714 · ta.11 l'ley alguna. puelSe w.IMl'f!'l lrregulatlty tller• PfOteet In COU(t. you &NY be Mttgaret a. Oruftel. 1to1 _ _;"8.IC....;;,;;;.;.;.;-.m-.-.T.-.ICE.;.;;. __ eglstradta.• '*"PO-. .lit._.,_~~~ # • • limited 19 raillng only lllOle H. Ollve SI .. Santa Ana. rO THE R'511'0N~NT ........... I. ......,, laluel ~ or someone .... Calif 92706 . '9CTITIOU9 IUIMll < ~lllOMI' '1111 f\'ed ~-flf ,...., .... ,, • ,.,Md " Ille public ,l\Mfll'l9 ·'f111s b<lsrness Is con· ~ IT~.TI~ Ion conc«nlnf/ your P.ubltsllecs Orange Coett deseflbed 1n this nociee or 1n oUcted by a ·general part:. The lol!O'#lng P9ftor\I .we .age ltoyo1t fail 10 Ille i Oeoly ~~i!Uly 22. 2t. 1HI written eorr~iee o.. n«llllC> . doing bulinest as onte within 30 dais bf . • • F552 --~·10 Ille C}ly at.°' PflOt o.twa LM PRIEST ENTERPRISES jate ttwt tflll tumm0nt • • to. the ,publlc: 11eer1ng For TNs .. ......,, was flied 19421 Cindy Ln 111.1n1ong1on 'ved onyou.yOoH.4efMllll , •. llllJC NOTICl • lnlorm•"O" call (.,.t f With Ille County Cler11 01 Of. 8eaell. Call! 92646 be· ant«ed .ancs the . t4~·3200 . • • • • County on June 23 . Jol'ln Eli prlftt Ill. 19421 I mat enter a judgment , ,tCTfnOUI ..,_.. ....... ....,, .......,,, -, . . Cindy Ln H11nt1ngton alnlriv lnjuflctlve 'bf MMirMATRllWT' ,........ c .... 1111111 c:CflJ ' ' ,..._ ~ Cahl 92546 r • orders ~nce!Jllng . T"-'fOllowing pettonl,,at~ f1f ....._.,. IMdl . . Pu°bhlfled Orarigt Coast Connie llllLLyl'ln Priest ton of ptoperty. rpoulll 'GOl!!Q buWllMI 11. •• 'Published ·9'~ Coal ,Darty Pilot Jiiiy 3. 10~ ,7, 24. 19412 1 Cindy Ln H11nt1ng1on «t:eMd c1111ody. clllld COMPUT ER ,GR~PIC o .. 1y Pilot JIJ(y 24.·19~ J918 , 8eactl .Cahl 92546 °"·attorney fMS,-,<>111.IBUSIMtSS. SERVICES. • · Su6M • su.5411 This b11s1nffs 11 con· 1UCf1 o\tler relief u may 21721 S., BrOOllhurt! •C. . · . dueled by .~111band 1nd wile ·anted' by Ille COllfl. Tri. "H'°"llngtofl · Beac11. Calif MUC llJTIC( "8JC ll)JIC( JOlln Ell P""' Ill lltwnenl 01 wages, tJll. 9~1 , · : ~ ~ Tn11 1111emen1 wd ''*' rf ll'llOMy or property °'I oem.i· James Lay11nd. FICTITIOUI .,..... ·,tC'TITIOUS .,..... w1111111e County Clerk 01 Or· , co11rt aoJhe>rlzad 21732 S. ISr~lllQt •C:, MAim ITA~. NAm ITATl...U I an~ Count1 on June 23 aedlrlQI may 1111o tftult Hu11t1ngton Beach. Cetlt 'flle following persone are Tiie lollowtnQ perSOM .,. 1911 L"I 1MT 92'!fl • doing bullflelS as. . Oolng bu11ne11 as FJIU1'I "'Of•• ... Clertl, er.1 TIMI. bltll!'fll IS con· MESA MAAIHE. 220 VIC· SAIL INN MOTEL. 2t27 P11bhstled Ot1nge Coast r9tlrtle. ~ Clertl 1 ducted by an ~ torl8 Street. Costa Mesa. N-port Blvd . Newiiort [)My Piiot July 3 10. 17 24 okei. St,eevu a . The regis trant com· Cahf 92t27 BMch. c.tif 92'63 1981 IUb AttOtMys lor 'Peet-lmeticed '° transac1 bull-Guy ._ T•bulh. 3071 Yadu AllCM ... 2627 New· Su-647 "·PO Boa 1109. Arcata. neas under !he llcti1lou1 Samoa Pt . Costa Mela. pect Blvd . Newport Beach. .._.,. 11111\Ttl'C •5521-1109 . • · ~ flame 0( narnee Call! t2t27 ca111 92683 ,--."' "'"~ <tlllalled Orange co..1, .. tectabo\l9ote.iuly12.1H1 Sona• .Terb11sll. 3076 Th11 .bu1iness 11 con-FlCmlOUl.,...ll " PNot July .10. 11. 24.' OanJl'I J. ~ Samoa Pl . COit• Meta. ducted by .. an 1no1v1oua1 NAMI ITATamNT Ml , . ' Tllii .. ....,... .. was filed Caltl. 92627.1· The reg11trant com· Tiie following per10ns are > • : . s\ltM wttll the Cc>Unty Clerk 91 Of. This b11~1ne11 Is con· •menced to transact bull· doing bulffleM 11 ___ ..._ __ . --ange County on J11ty 19. dueled by l\ulband and wife neu under Ille fletltloul TRINITY PROPERTIES & "8.IC'llOTIC( , . 1911 , . The registrant com· business name or ~INVESTMENTS 6761 ,_ mencecl to transect butt-llltedaboveonJuty 15 1tll · ._ .. ---11 ·Publlll'led Orange Coett MM under Ille hctltloUI Yadu Au....~1a . Canterbury Or , Huntington '""'---o p " 3 . .._ leeetl. Callf 92M7 !Am ITA~ ·, 111y llot .Alty ,4, 1, bullnMf name .or namee Thil 1tatement was fMed Mlc:Nll F At>ral'lam 6761 • lollowlrlO persons are August 7. 14. 1... lilted abo\19on .Nty 12, 1HI wit" the County Cler11 of Of. c.ttett>ury Or . Hllnl;ngton '~ u . Su-el5 Son .. Terbulll ange County on .Nty 19. 9-ctl Caltf t2M7 '.NNER 8ROTHEA$. Thll llatement .... fMed 1MI . a.one w Abraham. 676 1 4 Copper Cliff Ct . ~I · MUC llJT1C( "''" the County a.rte of Of. ,_ c.tiert>uty Dr Huntington • Calif. 92930 . ange County on . .Nty 14, Publllhed Orange COl9t 9-ctl Callt 9~7 wen.. Aay'Long. 24534 FICnnbua ..._.. 1~ . Oaily Pilot July 24. 31, Tr:.i bullnell II con-.., CM Cl .. El Toro. • MAim tTA.ft_,-,_,., August 7. 14, ttel duc1ed t>y lluHMCI ano wile 92'30 . ·. .' T ... fOlowtnt ""°"' ale Pub41Shed Orange COMC Su-113 MICf\MI F Abraham ~Ann LOf\I. 24534 dotng'bullnell •: • Deily Pilot · Jl!t'I. 24· 31• This ataternent was tiled ..,. Cliff Ct. ·Et J-6ro, C 0 N T I N E N T A l Augull !'· 14• ·"" · · Ml.IC ll)T1C( Wllll Ille County Clerk ol Or· t2t30 ENTERPRIZE. ~ Merrln\ac !kf.175 S8t • · ange Counly on June 22 • bull,,.11 11 · con· Way -.7. Coeta Meaa. Call! .. -.,. 11111\Tll'r FICTITIOUI IUeMM 1te11 . rd t>y: l\Ulbllfld andAolrif9, t2ti6 .' • • • ,.._ nu1-. NA• ITATIMDIT ,_., .. w'en Ray Long AIM ~ .00 Mer-• PICTfTICMll .,_M Tiie fOllowing '*'°"' are Published Orange Coast ~~.;r of n:. t; :::J.• .' Costa Meal. ... ITATl-.r. ~X~A~IC~· 4 17 3111 ~:1 P1IOI J111y 3, 10. 17 2•. • County t.pf1 Juna 23. · :TMa • IM*MM . II C~· • Tiie ~ ~.,. t , Newport 8eac:h. Calif Su-6« • -LI.-. dueled by an lndivlduiil doifl9 bualnea• · t2t63 ' · , ,......, , The· r•t••tral\t co~· CAMPAIGN CONNEC· CNttea E Co•. Ir . 33091 MUC llJTIC( blllMct Orange COtllt ~ tO tranaecl tlUll-TIONS. 1!054 8'ueweler lllegatt• Ct Sen Juan _.....;....;.;;;.;;;.;;..;.;.~.;.;;.-- Piiot .My 3. 10. 17. 24; ,,... under !tie flc111~ Lane. JM\tlngton 8Mcfl. c.pittrano. Cahf t2t7S FlCTITIOUe .,... .. .. ' • 6-1' :ea. nt1M .or r.,,.e Cellf. 121;"9 . Jeftfey~nCo•. 20a C~ MAim ITATIMDIT • · lu-t42 _.., above-on(~ .~I · Mery I . lcott. 24002 Iron-Ins Ave • Newport Beach. The tollowlng pereom ., • ..a it. llJYll'r. AIM ~ . f"'9d i.n.. L.aguna Niguel. Celli 92M2 dolnO tNllne.1 • ~ ,,_ Thia ~l wai'.ni,d Cellf. 12117 ·. TNI buliflHS IS con· APPEARANCE SYS· :Ttnoul .......... wl~ the CoUnty Ctertt °'°'" .::::!"' M. Helend. 17054 dueled by a general Part· n..-s. 21112 Greanboro tMm .-TA\illllif lntll Co\ll?'Y on JvltY 11, IMdl ~a;;...7"'1ngton n«llll9 Ln . H11n11ngton 8eac:h, C8111 1 -..-.one.,. 1911 • · · Tfle retlllranl com· t2t46 "'""""?~ ... ._. •• • · ~. • ,_ Thia . bullneH It con-manc:.d to tranMCt bull· e..ty Ann Della-Re-•. ~r:t-;llT• ~ ""blilNd Oflflgl eo... due1~ 'l ~ ,_ under the ' flCll IOUI 21112 QreanbQfo l fl . HUf'll· ta'I ~ 91 '-'• Delly "'°' JVit 14. ·It. -r · ~ neme or nemea lnQton 8eectl Callf 92Mt 4 Ctlli.nt27 ;; . Audull 7. 14. 1... ' ..,,.n.:.•=;:~of~ .._,M>oveon~ 14. 1911 l111s bullMH II con· ;; &e ...,._a...t, a~ E. • Count; on JMM n ~~. Jt. ........... ducl9d by ¥' lndrvidual It .. <*la.Meat~ C411f. ~ • ,,_ _,. ... ...... .._..,ly Ann o..e ~ p . • '.. • • • P!llJC mncE W _,.IM County Ctertl of Of· Tl'lll atatemenl .. fled • ..,_. It con· • • ~ c-""' County on .MJ 14. """' IM County c... of Of· .; i.,: • lndlvia.1111 \ fllCnnaua W• Olly~.,.,,,, 3. lb, 17. 14. .... ... County on Juna 23. •8111Mft llM9 ITA~ 1• Pm1G lMI •••• hMl ...... -Fi:~:~........ ....., ~ ~-.;.~ .... ~.;--..: ~: IT Al'T'f.110,,,., A;.. 1. t4, t... . . ~ ~rfr. ,<;,>;:~ ltrMt. ""'*1 IMCfl, SU..11 19M • ~~ CeM.tMP · flll:mt1uea111•11 Su-449 blllf!ld Oi Go.e TilolNI UJI OOWt. ':/: .... ITtT I t PmlJC ll)T1C( ~JtlirS, t .. 17.14. ~Corene dll ':;TI!e==r-1!'9 lllCTmDUelUll I• fta& ll)T1C( · • • ~ Ait;M J. WNnlk•, 11a\t .a. ~ ,.::;;w PICTmOUl W• ------~. Corof'8 dll Mr. TION = IGJTY -.. .... ~ c...~· ... .Wfllllallet. ~:l~,~ ":llT IAY CHATTIL ..::=:--·· 1n"ri1•-· ltS"'Cemlltlft CofW ... INC . ......cMMllT• OWlllM. , • ........_ YM:HTTICttT. 1to3Cliy -ITAW Mir. c.11. iiilt MD'. "-AIH•M. MC. Dr.. C.... ...... C .... It,, ...._.., 9-ctl. CtlH -=· ..,_.. W.._f I . WMttaller. ~tllUCTIL CORP. -... I • · lta\t ~ Corefte ... tfTILICOM IYNPAI .::: ':-J:::"' -M IO lfl J, *I C19r 1•1 MAL 'fOWC" Mlr.c.11.... ltP. lltNIWTICM Qelr ll•t Miia. k • ..._., ...._ CtlH ...... llfMCI. .. Tl.-llol 11..-II _.. _.. CGRP~....... ,...-.. "' I .. lleD ..... .,..,.., Ceflf ...... ltr, I .......... -C.... Dr ....... .....-......-In:-•.• ,....... n. ....,_ II COft· • --..... Cllt.llrtl _.,. ...... ·--............ , ... ...., L.. iMr .. T9-r .... traftf HM• U.t.. tt119111 Cli'9£ .. S. TN , .. llttallt COM· TN , .... ,,_... .... . ..... Jfwlfte. ~ .................... --c-.--.... -~.-J!.·~~ ............. ..... • ,_ .............. n. ........... -----....... ....... ........ . ,. ..... ..._ .... ., _ ....... ..,.. ..... =---...... --~--= ........... .,,...... ............ ... ........... -................... ••• Oft ............ ..,"-,.. ,.,L..._. ....L.Wt .... • flttUl 1 ,. ..... _ ... n.1111 __ ... ftll=•-... ~D.= ... n.1111 .,._ ... 'Olli*"°'" .. -c..r ~ .. Of· .... a. a.. elOP-.. ~ ~......... -o...Mr~ .. Of· t11-.a;.,:c..r••M.~a..~--·.. ;:-;..-. ~ • ._, ... ·. .... .... -._ .... ~ C9lll p ' '"" Or-.. a.. " ,.. a... 0.. ", •••• Or-. C9lll ... l7 "' ~ Celle ..... a. ti. t7, M. Deir "9e -=. M. St, =Not Ml I. ti. U, ... 011r ,_ -=-... It. '--=. M. 81. ,.....,,,., .....,, ..... --'·"' ...... 7,t4, ...., 1 British nobleman 5 RatlOnal 9 Kismet 13 Shoestring 17 $-shaped mold Ing 18 Valuable discovery 20"fortune-... teller's card 21 Raee tr~• 23 Dismounted 24..Moon of Uranus 25 Mer~ 26 Soft cap 27 Canadian · 1ndian· • , ' 28 Vine flower 31 Ranted 33 Simmer 35 Actress Luptno 36 Setze 38 Gr'oss minus net 39 Hurry 42 lncompelent « Cooked in an oven 46 Born 47 Poplar 48 Droops 49 Star in Orion 52 Malioe 54 Usher 55 Drones 56 Confronted 5 7 Diversifies 58 Paddle 59 Branch 60 Future poficeman 61 Inn 62 Works 64 Skin openings 65 Carried 66 Unhappy 69 Earth. e.g . 71 Waited 72 Dug for ore 73 Burmeee language \ 74 Sped 75 Huron and Michigan 76 Rabbits 77 Arouse 78 Burden 79 Thorny shrubs 80 Sees socially 8 1 Lines 82-Existed 83 Cut apart 84 Healed 85 Handbag 86 Cut into cubeS 87 Works the land 88 Post 89 Understand 92 Caused a disturbance- 94 Peels 95 Dimwit 96 Remain 97 Named 98 Pieces 99 Festival 100 Female ruff 10 1 Cob 102 Singes 104 Stanza 106 Paved 107 Mine entrance 109 Two$0me 110 Regret 111 Top of the head. · 112 Kingly 114 Pe'renn1a l pinlt 120 Knob 124 Swift 126 Actor.Borgnine. to friends 127 Rich cake 128 Opera melody 129 Cubic meter 130 Slant 131 Quarrels 132 Weirs 133 Utopia 134 Uses needle and thread 135 Fit of anger 136 Instead . ff DOWN 1 Cargo 2 Eye amorously 3 Bridle pari 4 Hated 5 Flower part 6 Bow's proiect1le . lo.Slack Fr 8 Late atternoons 9 Cobra·~ tooth · 10 Seed covering 11 AU: Lat.; , · 12 Everlasting 13 Throw SIO~Y .. 14i.AsSert , , 15 Gem we1g~t , · 16 Grace· · ,..: 19 Omits· " 20 Pull ~ .. ~2 R~d ¥>layers 29 Snooier.'. _ · 30 T1be(an o• 32 Doe , 34 · X .. rn •· . ancient Rome 37 Scolded 39 Aura 40 On the ocean · 41 Kirk Douglas. him 42 Metnc•foot 43 Swapped 44 Cot 45 Ventured 48 Totals . 50 Frosts (a cakel 51 Ot>tarn 53 Nothing 55 Sword handle 56 Gabbie's charges 57 Ballots 59 Fibbed 60 Secret writings "61 Sharpens 63 Singles ,. 64 f1ghtwad 65 Weary 66 Segregate 67 Feve< . ""'· •'' .. 68 Monies 0W1ng 69 Ship's front 70 Actress Turner 71 Founded ' 72 Spouses 73 Baker:s , products 75 Adored 76 Hurts 77 Knitting strtch • 79 Ebbed eo· Comp\Jlsu:>n • · · a~·:·Leavcl · · 83 °Locat1dns ·'• · ' . . . . , · 84;:Wagori·; . ·.as Fade ·' 86 Mr Oelu1se ;: • 870ts1in1 ; ·:· ~· 88 Spec~ ' 90 Roof edge ' 9 1 t e>Oked at ; 92 (ntho1ctg1es . '.. 93 Water 94 ·Qanc.e step -95tEvol,vJtS 96 Night music '97 A•P . 98 Superior ability· ... .. . ..:. : 99 Flaws . • 1ob Roden1 .?- " •' ... •' . -. " .. . . . , ' ... ~ "t. ~ ; ... ·.,,.I • • ..... ~ l . -.r . ., . -.. ·. •• f • Eastern to cut 4,000jobs, stop· service to 14 cities I~ ~ .. I • • • Money•}Q81ftd afrl'tne ret~ to roots tbe ..wntll maads of bitter coatnct ~ EM1H'D0i ~---m .... Tbe 12 perceat reductioa ia ..... 8mD WU eD route to Milmi lam . aa-e ~•wee•~ ud 1M ~ NewYcd. W••..-,AtlMta.t WClltbw~lllowtMabtilleto.n A~aa, 1~ ~DOI bl Mdld to ~:&ID market strendth M •ay9 chiailtlunioe. nidl11•1kh11,.... Niimi .. bldle00Noltllecarriet'1 off I ~ ...... ol hi lllt frida)L. Earlier thil ~word ~-a"6-.aa, '-'GQQ for 10,000 warbn at llilurn. The .w:..111-... .. Weliawblen~owa.-~ oftheim~c:uts Mllkl ----------------=---------------:arrier ii .m .. S161 .mlltioD in .. Y _ TM l*IKRd am will tie to bolll ._ 111111. No ODlllllM1 cu ..,_ f.utern Would blw .. DO ty." MIAMI (AP) -.....,.._... toaio, Teaa1; Poiate-1-Pitre, cutaandocbercc..111 a.. UJCl8 i1Mt HI rfoa _..,...... -'>IO-.ofdlialDllDltUde."Btbl Ea•&m Airtiw ays it will alt 4.000 Oueill'ft u111; Sa Di19D; St. Lucia. Tbe Milmi-bwd airtiDe allo ii iacl ... • I ••t ,......_ llid. Tbe unioOI contend Teut Air ii ;.. or 12 pel'Olllt olita WClltine, W•Jadill.•T-.Ariz. .tins S69 mlllioa i11 COMellioa1 ~--Tlleadlwil redwtbe f.altcra'•~t. Tew Air Corp. ~~i:"::"..=-.: ud eliminlte .Mee to 14 cities oa 04We .. prw1 •ills the lirlifte. &om its piJoU union, whicb · bepn ~ to 29,500. down tiom Iola $466 nullioo Ill&~ ' '-'A.I·-.__ Aus. 31. We're ..,... ... ; .. tbe airtiae. I ronnaJ contnct ta1b with the com-·U.300m5cpeember l9M RoaCole,IDOk..,.•fcW~'• :; :U~":e aun:::i:,d{O :.:ore the Tbe 14 cities bejJll cut ue An. don't_.. to ... blame aay-penlJ..riday. lndudediatlle4,000•ploywto brw:boltbeAirU.PilotsAllOCia-lirlinetoprofttability. ~· N.M.; Fort de ftuct. where, .. llid "-ideDt Pbil Ilka. .. ~We loll Siil mill.ioo. 111 be cut bJ .. ,_or~ Mbwet tioe. laid the naow wa .. cavalier" -Mal~·1191; 1-V11t1 wt .... citi .... aci1ls COits ad ia-W. Eu1ern ii retumiJll to itl will be 520 .• ia Miami. JOO ia and .. ad I raJ lllp ia tbe f'llce to tile. The Machiniltl union ii -a. a Nev: Plul, Mma.; en:.. com°:iboll for f.M1ern•1 baic roots in an attempt to repi1I A dull ud J50 ia ~ Oty, Mo.. ~ Eastern employeel o( Kaw ~yar contract with rai1e1 ol l.5 ()klaf..WM -' hlll. a.la; b• ._.. . ltreDllh in the marbtpllce," laid which will DO ~ be die carrier*• Ci'1, ~ ~ lhe bub a MICCell" percent and S ~t. which Ewrn Oinallll. Neb.; ..a Sa Aa-Friday's unouncement came in Bakes. Westerll bub. IMil llid. Machnusts local chief Charles says will coat SSO million yearly. ·. '. . c .. ~ ·. Red Lion Inns honor sales staff • • • Santa ADI resident llet.11• J. Dbm hu been elected secrewy- treuum and· a director of the C1•ul111i ~ 11n A.111eladla ti Odlfw*. . C ii ID orpnizatioa of SOO member firms, consilti111 of majneers in private~. includ- ina ownen. _ JWiaapUI and em-oloyees. Schaefer Dixon A Aaociltes Inc. enpees in ~bnical lefVicel, aeismic Clllineerina and hazardous waste rnameemenL • • • or. Cr8'I E. ~a Costa Mesa doctor or chiropractic, bas been accepced for membership in · the OranF County Society of..-the Cali-fornia Chi . Allociation. He joins neart~tbers u a me~r of the laflCSl state .chiropractic or- pnization in the country. Gibson · specialiies in treatina s-taents with low beck pain. He mes sucb chiropractic techniques u..stress re- duction and acupressure. l . "' .'0.H ~u.: f'lauee, I ~ · Aiv.Wo .of thQ . Chuc Malabanan \-· Bink. ~.A. thai provides a (uJJ ..... h ·;. • of student loans and other financial ... ; : servi~ bas iwned i..,. ....... or ·, ··; .Soi"Ona d'tl Mar u director OfClme . · · . : • . 'Education; 'Firianoe/Califomia. She ... · ·, will dittct the .nwketina of Chue'•- ,.• • · educational j finance · producu ·· ·. • .throqhou~. · 1 .. ' • • • .. , I "•• •,_ • • • • • - ·: · • Marty · SWtnhoh. princis-J of : • . Bi~·· Laguna N11Uel Desian . ~ · . ·Centtt South aqdihe Southwest De-,-, _; · • .; . sian . Ceruer. in· Phoenix. bas ID· • . noueoed the app()intment of..,.. '! ! ~ a.;.enasdirectO(ofl~sina.Sbewill • _ ~nt Bincher. dc-Yelopcn of the ,~ter, in their national leasing pro- iiam for the rlew Arizona complex. • I BJ PATIUCIA A. LONG ........ cw 0 3 2 Local community benks seem to be a product of the earlier days when employees knew cu1tomen by name and Iona lines were not invented yeL Today, .waitina for the next available teller wbo rushes throuah your trantaetion to ,et to the next penon waitina in line, ii an anno}'lna. but relatively CODStlnt, situation. But, at Universal Savinp Bank in the Newport Hills Center in Newport Beach, there is I nice chanee or pr.c:e frOm Wte impenoul bents: Custoinen are offered a cup or c:Ofree. peeled by name and offered service immediately ... People are not just a number in our bank. wt want them to be comfonable when they come in to do business," Judy Leach. branch manqer, said. · .. Oak desks. c:eilina fails., plan11 and soft music creawe a homey settina where Leach; Andre Colucci. operations maD11Fr. and Rosabelle Zif:f;'l; customer service 1epraent1tive, peel customen with a friendi do and a professional .. How may I help you?"' The amall 11aff exhibits-a.friendly ~ -customen comfonable and aware that Ibey know their job ... We attend traini!'f!c"1inan to keep u~to-dlte on the current cbaftlCI i1I our fie]d.u" . ~-~Sa· . . _.... . . . ..... . .• ,,_ n1vc1:wu vmp Sr:--.--llel 1n commun1ty«'lell_, terVK:e Wlm special ~ms for individual and local busineaes. .. We keq> most of our business in the local Southern Califurnia area." Leach said. Currenttl, Univena1 Savinp i1 9f'erina a spepai propal!' called the Univma Triple Bodus Plus AccouftL It requires f Certifica1e o( Deposit for I minimum or SS,000 and Jives tbae customen I CD eamiq interest rate one-half percent over current bank rates; a free interest~ming check.in& account; and a bonus ofS2~ deposited into the checking ac:oount. . , .. We try to find the best propam to auit individual neecta." Lach said. "We take the time to sit down and talk to people about what i1 the best investment for them." Universal Savinp bas nine branches in Southern Califurnia, includin1 the one located at 2620 San Mipel Drive in Newport ladl. Commercebancorp lnconie rises 39%1 in second qaarter l c-r ue •••e•l'f:. bfl aaDOUDCed eami.1111 ror the second quancr wl tbe u mcMdh ended J~ 30, 1918. Net income for tbe lix moedll Wllt-$1,079.000 rauh.i111 in~ per sblreolll centa. This 1e~aen11 an increue or 39 percent over tbe S774,000 and 9 c:enta eamiJtp per share reported It June ~.} 987. SciCond quarter net income wa aMS.000 or 49 ~11 per shire comoared to S4 l3.000 or l l centa per sblre 1t Jane 30 1917. T<*I _,. iacrened 20 ~t to S247.670.000&omS206,690,00011 June 30. 1917. TOlal deoolits i.na...S 11 percent to $227,616,000 fi'om s I 92, 160,000 and tolll · net lout increued to s 134.z!80,000 from s 130,437,000. 1 ne Nc#pon 8eadHaed com--:1 recently com-pleted a succ:e.Aal ss millioa peem~ stock O&rina underwritten by Keefe, ~ A Woods. wbidi tosether with .... =... contnbu1ed to ·1 S7 percent increue in . •. ~ty. briallina equity to s 11 ,S?o.ooo &om tile_! LIJ t 9~ooo 11 Jiane JO, 1911. President and ulia Eucutive Oflicer Clyde H. Goster1 said the nhaneed equity {*.itioa lloas with excellent operatifta results llave pomtioeed the bUlk to continue i11 powtb u one o( die 1lraat iDdependent banks., with headquanen ia ~ CoUnty. · .. . .. lh•wlea .._bat acauired 2.66 million lbares. or 38.6S percent of the ltoCt ia l.-0. •d1111d lllC. Tbe ·stock wu ourdwed &om c:enaiD lbarelM>lden of Lancer for at1out Sl million ia cab. l..aDcer ii a manur.eturer of a wide raqe or ortbodontic: produett told worldwide. The ~ or the i11vesun.t is to divenif) the Newport compeny's boJdi• while continwna to develop specialized technolcJlia ID the ll'Cll or tranl- dermaJ drua delivery and di~ Bi~ controls 1 ~r-healtb<are com· -panics ~ in the developmen~ manur.eture and marietin& of tranldennal dnla delivery systems; ad- vanced, alJeray products IDd services; dilpoli1 Qd treatment or animaJ diteate1, and dialnoltic teit products forthe'home, physician anch:tiftcial laboratory martets. • • • ,,_, o.lel 18C .. a unit of Irvine-hued Fluor Corl> .• WfS awarded a contnct by&.-V.,...._ C.. .. 4wbolly awned aubsidilry ofWhite Plains. N.Y .-bued"Mitaubilbi Kasei America Inc. Its parent company, Mitsubishi K.uei Corp., is Japan's laflCSl chemical manufacturer. The value of the contnct Ml not dildnled. The process teCIOI' of Fluor Daniel will provide enaifteerina and construction ~t for a new photoconductor manuracturiq plant located in Chesape:ake, Va. Initially, the plant will contain 74,000 square feet. Mitsubishi bse1 Corp. has plans for an exs-nsion to 102.ooo·square feet within the next three to five yean. The plant will (ll'Oduce orpnic pbotoconducton which are used 11 a pnmary element in pbotocopi&l and printen. Construction belins in October and is scheduled for completion by the encl of 1989. • • • Newport Beach-bued a11a..,. m. bat re- purchued 390,000 shares, or 4.S percent, or ita ouf:lllndina·.~~mon stock ill an open-market tran1- act1on on 1ub' 20. The repurchase was ll)lde punuant to the company'• previously unouncecL common stock ~ pro- gram. Readicare now bas 8,249,000 shires ouwandina. . Readicare Inc. is a developer and operator of outpatient medical centen and propams. • • • Fluor Corp. has announced that a joint venture between ._.._. Bleetrle ....._..._. IDd Fluor Daniel Inc. has been awarded a contnct by Oater C.,. of Windsor Locks. Conn. Value o(the contnct wu not disclosed. The joint venture, SEIFluor Daniel, has been contracted to provide eqineerina, ~t. con- struction, operation and maintenance servic::a (or a ~ mepwatt, ps and oil·fired combined .cycle coeeneration plant. Dexter's C.H. Dexter Division, which'" oroduc:a specialty nonwoven and s-per products, wi1f ute the llelm, and the excess electricity will be told to Connecticut µpt l"4S Power . Desian tqan ih Man:h in Fluor Daniel'• Irvine offices. The pro.)Cci i1 scheduled to be completed in early 1990. ••• TM Ba••••• c.. bas reponect a lou ofS242.8 l 3. or 11 cents per share, for the ffnt quarter ended June 30, which compares to a net income ofSJ 13,998, or S c:enta ~ share, for the like quarter last year, announced Thomu T. Hammond. president orthe Newport Beacb- besed mona. benki!'I rum. Revenues for the fint quarter were S<t,.992,012, wbicb reflected a decrease of 26 pe!Ullt over the like quarter last ~r. Loan Ofiajnations forthe period ended June lOwere SI 09 million compared with SI 2S million (or last Y._ar, a 13 percent decreate from the like period lut year. l.oul serviced at June 30 were S6Sl,264,000 compered with S618.821.000.at M1rcb 31. _ _ Shareholdm'equitywasSI 1,347,811 lbrthilquarter compare(t with S 11,004, I 73 for the previous one, an incrqse or three percent or a per share equity of SS.36 compared with SS.20. · Aocordin& to Hammond, the coms-ny plans to sell between SO and 60 ~t ofits loan _P!'Oduction tervic:inc released throupout fiscal 1989, whteh will create hiaher income in subtequent qoaners. ••• Prtmtrwb i.e., an Irvine-hued manufacturer of computer printers. has reponed a net income of S 1.419.000, or 31 cents per share, for the quarter ended June 24 on sales ofS3S.4S3.000. This comparn with a net loss of Sl,S48,000, or 34 cents per share. on sales· of $27.489,000 for the fint quarter of the previous year . ThecompanyreportedabacklotofS30,097,000uof the end of the quarter. Li.nk between magazine, stock prices probed Taiwan attractl trade ml11ion Business Ambessadnn Inc. of Irvine will conduct a trade mission to Taiwan and TIW- land. cks-rtina Jan. 2S. 1989 and retumina Feb. 9. Series of suspicious trades just before Business Week dates prompts Inquiry their stock holdinp to the editor in chief and will not report on those companies, Mc:Geachy said. Mary McCue, J SPC>keswoman for the Securities and "Excblqe Com· N!~ YORK (AP) -~series of bcgan-trackjna stOcb ~tioned i1I miuion in Wubioaton. declined to susp1c1ous stock trades Just before the ''Inside Wall Street 'Column after comment on. wliet6er-~ l!lmCY is Business W~k:S widely-read" Wall · no1icina unusual rite$1' ~ heavy invcstiplina the matter. Spokespeo- Street column hit the streets has I lradina volume irrthote stocb on the Die for the Netw York Stoel &dlUee prompted an j nvestipt!on by ··the · day Business Week was printed but had left their offtea for the day wbea" · mapzinc's publisher that "coven the befQrr it reached newuta~. c&.lled.for comment • · enllre q~ration.·· . . She said RQ' employeea.J>ad been The preues beain rollina out !Mi- • 9'1incss. Week spokeswoman statpended or fi~. ness Week ift'lk early momi111 each . . ~ McGeachy said Thu~y that Althouah ~ cau.1e of the move-Thu"fldat at plants•tn Connecticut, . . ,McOraw-Hill Inc. was investiptina ments has not been determined. the Ylitconstn and California, wbicb ' • .. •. ·: die maia1ine's editorial staff as well probe i.s.reminilC.ent oh case involv· ~uc:e th~ U.S .. edi= and in . , , ; . ·• employees in its four. printiha 1naaWillStreetJoumalreporterwbo · nnsylv1n11, which uces the ·' . ~tf to determine whether market· pve a stockbroker 9dv1nce infor. . international edition. . ~ =· 'tiv.c. information w. as. bei"• matio11oncolumunpec:tedtomove .·The ~·ne, ~~has circu~ -·.. stock prices. taon of 000, 11 • sbiDOed to dis-. : · 1n advancc of pubhcauon. Al~siness Week em...__ ire .tributon on unct,. y aDcJ ii releued 1 · • McGeachY. said that .. some time lf""r-· he ne4w1 ed after the k _ lllck•" the company·.s i.-.1 coun-1. info td 11 pen of.their orientation .to t m 1a stoc -..... T"' that they are Qblilated to ditclole market cloles thft day. .· ~ ,. . . -.. . ' . ··- • . . .. Mc:Geachy said the SUsplCIOUI stock movements occurred on 1everal Thursdays. Accardi~ to a story from Dow Jones Pro(esa1onal Investor Report on Thursday, of the 20 stocks mentioned in the last seven .. Inside wan Street'" columns., eijht role sharply on heavy volume for no aPJ19rent reason the day the issue was pnntt'd. . For example. a week aao Orlldco Systems Inc. jumped SI 1 ahaR to S9. 7j on more man five times its IV~ daily volume. The llOCk WU mentioned favorably in the column of the Business Week illUe available to the public the followint day. Gene G. Marcial, autbor of the column, told Dow Jone1i .. we•ve been v~ much aware of when it happens'" McOeachy said McGraw-HUI checks the m111Zinf1 securitY. measures each week and moniton stock movements followina publi· cation. "Volumes and stock prices typi- cally move on Fridays and Mon· days." she noted, but that is after-the mapzine is disseminated to the public. ..We're very aware of the impact Business W~k has on .the markets." McGeachy said it was JK>t unheard of for prinUDI olant employees and driven to be ollered cab for 9dvance-copies of some mapzines, but she did not include Business Week in that catca<>l'Y. McGraw·Hill's invesciption was not limited to Bulinesa Week'• edi· toril1 ltlft', lhe said. ..It coven the entire gperation," indudinc the com· peny'a printi111 planta, she said. • I : Patterned after the firm's mission to Malaysia, Sinnpore md lndonem earlier ti.ii yar- and open to all ind~•~ and., , , services, the delepuon will be · led by a major public official and limited to 30 people. The trade million is ~ sponsored by Oms County Business Fint,, the W'"ortd Tnide Center AS10Clltions o( 9nftle Coun!Y. Inland Pacific, Oxnard and Greater Los Aqeles; the International Muketina As- sociation and the World Tnide Association of San Dieto.· For more information, pbone ISi-Os.JS or 151-0444. ' •I I f - I OI tc $1 ci Sf se