HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-08-19 - Orange Coast PilotFRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1988 25CENTS
Newp.o!!t l~ses drug heat appeal
Ruling upholds dismissa l of charges in
'85 case involvtng6 tons of marijuana
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Ol IM OellJ ..... 11 ....
A state appellate coun has upheld
the dismissal of charges against three
men arrested after Newpon Beach
police found nearly si)( tons of
marijuana on a sailboat in 1985.
Wooden boats
Newport Harbor's Wood-
en Boat Festival gets
under sail this evening.
Details on the weekend· s
activities are inside
today's Datebook.
Sports
The on·aga1n. off-again charges
haH~ hinged on \\hether police had a
nght to confroni ihe men in the first
place.
Thl'tr boat \\as 1llegall~ moored.
but defense attomeu ha"e success-
fulh argued in fo ur separate coun
hearings that a sign ind1ca11ng the
Flaming
fronds
destroy
.house r
By JONATHAN VOUKE
Of tM 0.., ...... ..,,
Timoth) Redington worked hard
Thursda'. clearing the ~ard of has
sister's C'osta Mesa home of recent!}
cut palm fronds and bumang them m
the fireplace.
His ister on 'acatton m Indiana.
the 16-)ear-old thought she'd ap-
preciate the work he'd done around
the Ol~mp1c .\\enue house she'd
mo' ed into only a month earlier with
· her husband.
The work finished. Redington. who
lives an Newport Beach with his
famil~. popped some lasagna into the
microwave and settled back to watch
music '1deos on telev1s1on It wasn't
long until he heard the soft crackling
sound of" hat he presumed was has
lunch.
He was "rong, The smell that
dnlied to his nose "asn·1 that of
Italian pasta. but ofburmng "ood.
"I thought 11 was m)' food. but
"hen I went into the kitchen I kne" 11
"as the house... Redington said.
<;landing in the street laced "11h
firefighter.,· hoses.
"I ran outside and the roof" as on
fire ."
Redington 1ned 10 use has sister's
kitchen telephone to call the fire
dl'panmcnt. hut 1he flames had
alread' knocked 11 out of order. so he
raced io a ne1ghhor's home 10 report
the I p.m. tire.
But more than :!O Costa Ml.'"3
firefighter~ \\Crcn't enough to sa\ e the
house.
.\!though a damage es11matl.' was
una"atlable. the tire gu11ed the three-
bedroom house. Flames ate most of
(Pleue eee FIRE/ A2)
mooring was illegal was faded and
1lleg1b le.
Dcput.. D1strtct '\ttorney Tom
Borns argues. however. that even if
the 1lleg1ble sign negates the viola11on.
11 docs not mean the officers acted
improper!) an contacting the boat's
occupants.
"Our feeling as n's no different
from a s11ua11on where there's a sign
that \a} s 55 miles an hour. and a
tratlic officer wntes a ttcket for
\Omcone who "as going 60," said
Borns. ··tf he later discovers that the
A lofty job
sign ha!> become o'ergro"n. or has
been taken out an a traffic accident.
that ma' mean the dnver \\<Ould not
be con\ acted of speed in$. because
there "as no nottce But 11 does not
mean the ollicer should not ha .. e
stopped thl.' dm er forspeed1ng."
Borns ~1d the pro\Ccutton "ould
meet nc' t "t'ek 10 decade "hcther 10
ask the upremc ( oun to re' 1c\\ tht'
ca St'
Dl.'fl.'n\C :morne' s 'Sa\ Borns'
analog) "1th the 1rarr.c stop 1s fault).
"There are bag differences ... said
Conatructlon workers pause to aclmlre their reno•ation
work on the 60-year-old Flnt United Methodlat Church, the
oldeat church in Coeta llaa. The crou placed atop a 75-foot
bell tower at the Newport BouleY&rd church i• one of the final
touches of the renontion project.
Thoma'> H,I\ k na. "ho argued the
cas.t.> in appellatc court tor thl.' rnunt'
Public Defcnder'!t offa·C' ·· 1 n th1Ha)4.'
tht• \latute six--c1lkalh \late' that
then· mu'>I tx· nu11c·t· V. 11h a tratlic
'>IOJl 11 ~uudon·1 mal.c11 thedrner1\
gonl' But 1n tht\ anndcnct•. thl' boa1
"a' moored there not going Jn\-
"' hc:n.• .\II tht· oOica~ had to do "a!.
look to !K'e 1f1hae "'as a leg1bk ~•gn ..
Ha' kna ..aid om· arresting ofliter
1est1fit•d that he had not seen the \tgn
ltm11mg moorings to :!O minute'
"hen he had pre' iousl~ '1s11t:d the
\u:nl.'
'Ill "a' on nottce there ma' not
ha\ l' bl.·l·n J kgible sign and he should
ha' e l hl'C~t'd ·· said Havlena ... The
l1nh "~" tht· pro..ecuuon 1s going to
rn l't' tht) ,a.,c: ·~ti tht'\ are able to
tind J JUdgt• "'ho 1s "11111\$ to toss out
thl· Fourth .\mendment ·
lhttJ,1:bl.-gan Jan 21 .19 5 when
'l' ,\ p.m Reach Pohce Officer Jeff,
I rl'l'man '><I"' a 45-foot ~tlboat tied to
J Jod nl·ar the Balboa Peninsula.
Frn·mJn tnt11it:d he nouced the boat
(Pleue .ee BOAT I A2)
NB residents:
General plan's
proposal costly
Opponents cla im
new density limit
hurts inves~ments
By PAL'L ARCHIPLEY
Of -Da!IJ ~ Si.II
Rl·11rl.'me!lt nt'~t eggs and hie
sa' 1ng!> 1n\ cstmt•nts are threatened
b~ proposed changes in the ci t~ ·s
general plan. '-c"port Beach rest·
drnts :.aid Thursda '.
.\t the <,econd 1n a series ot Planning
(omrn1!ts1on public heanngs. resi-
dents of \\est '""' pon and Balboa
Pen1n ula 'oared oppos111 on to a
proposal that a single den~•I} stan-
dard of I .~00 ..quare fet·t per home be
estahll<>hed ·
(urrenth different dl.'ns11tcs arc
permtllt'd depending on zoning
Bob Lenard. ad,ance planning
manager. said the ell) ha long
encouraged propert~ 0" ners 10 re-
'"' e<;t and replace some of the older
homt•\ But Ix-cause of d1!.erepanc1es
an lot •wcs. 1on1ng and the general
plan itself pro~f"!~ o"ner> don't
kno" "hat kind of de,clopment to.
e\pt'\.'.I trom their neighbor<>
Propo t•d changes in re"denttal 1on1ngcla.ss1tic~11on<, to <.1ngle·fam1I~
detarhed. t\\l>-lam1I' and mult1-fam-
1h. n1mb1nt•d "1t h tht• I 2UO-square·
ti.)ot dl·n.,11' standard. "ould g•'e
propcn~ ll\\ ner5 ··somt' cenatnt}
\\llh rl'\f'l.'ll 10 thl.' l)~' of de,elop-
ml·nt 1hat "Ill ult1matel' be ~ur·
wundine. them:· Lcn:ird Said in his
rl'f'l.lrl ll; the 1:omm1s\1on.
Lt·n.ud al<,o noted the trad111onalh
high ixru·ntage ot rentah. 1n "e" pon
Beath ha'I bl'l:'n dropping as more full-
ttmt· re'>•denl\ mo'e 1n
Do"n-10ning t\\o-fam1I~ and
multt-1am1h area!> 10 sangle-famtl}
m·1ghbllrhoods "ould encourage that
trt•nd he ..a id
Lile"·~ changing mulu-famtl}
area' 10 t\.\i>-lamtl~ neighborhoods
"1th the I 20U·-.quart'·foot standard
"'ould mean duple" condominiums
"ould be largt• enough to attract
homl.'O\\ ner. rather than renters. he
...i1J
.\nd h~ l'ntouraging constructton
ot duple.A condominiums. the city
"'ould pro' 1de opportuntt1es for first-
11mc homeo\.\ners. Lenard said.
Hundreds oflots on Balboa Penm-
\ula and \\e<,t -..:ewpon would be
affected b~ the proposed changes.
.\mong them are 3:!5 lots measur-
1 ng :!5 b' q5 feet .\t 2.375 square feet.
those lots comt' up :!5 square feet
'hon of meeting the proposed stan-
dard lor duplC\l'S
.\bout 50 people a11ended the
afternoon session at Ctt~ HaJI. Many
of the s~aler; ov.nt'd lots that fell
into that cateyo~. Ehm1naung their
nght 10 hu1ld duple\es on those lots
"ould be a tinanctal disaster. tbev ~~ .
Bnan \\ ~hh and a panner '"'estcd
all ui their~' ing.s an to two ::!5 b} 95-
toot lots "1th the lnowlt'dgc the~
\\Ould ~ abk to butld duple\es.
\\ 1:hb said the' 'tall.t-d extensl\ el\
""h nt~ plJnne'rs and "'ere nt'ver
.td' 1\ed the propost'<i changes v.~re
under ~on 1deratton.
''I'm' en nen ous ... he said ... If the
'>taff had S31d there's a chance of
ch.inge "l' "'ouldn't have done 1t."
\\ebb said their m\estment would
' (Pleue eee GEPIERAL/A2)
Irvine's Northwood All-
Stars were unable to cap-
ture a second Little
League Western Regional
title./81
World
Bush vows victory; speech acclaimed
Pakistani government
minister says sabotage
caused the plane crash
that killed President
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
and U.S. Ambassador
Arnold Raphel./ A4
Index
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Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
Comics
Oatebook
Entertainment
Opinion
Paparazzi
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By TERENCE HUNT
A-'Med ~-•rtt.r
NE \\-ORLEA:'ll -George Bush
plunged into has campaign for presi-
dent toda~. proclaimang .. ,,e·re going
to wan this election.''" hale embattled
running mate Dan Qua) le trted 10
fend ofT a contro' ers) o' a has
m1lltal") record b} making hght of 11
.\ppeanng with Bush at a GOP
breakfast. Qua~le said. "I think I
know how I am to introduce m' self."
Squaring his shouldC'rS and Stand·
m,g ramrod straight. he shout(•d in a
chpped \'Oice: "f stand at a11en11on.
Name: Dan Qua~ le. t•nal number:
303 50 4096. Ind iana Nattonal
Guard. six )ears and proud of 11."
The audience responded w11h
laujhter and cheers.
Quayle. a conservati>.r senator
from fnda ana. has been dogged b~
questtons about ~hether he used
famjl~ inOuence 10 get into the
n.':' ti.'\\'> for his conventton ~h.
made no mention of the Quayle
contro' ers~. focusing instead on his
0" n sdf-procla1med underdog cam-
paign for the White House. "~o" "e start. :"io" comes the bcgannang of the end. and last night
there "as a sh1f11ng of the gears,"
Bush' said, adding that he had rc-
cen ed a congratulatory telephone
call from President Reagan last night
after accepting the GOP presidential
nomination.
Bush said he "as convi nced that
with the pan) behind ·him. "We are
going to win this election."
He and Quayle appeared at a
Rl·pubhcan National Committee af-
fair before setting out for Quayle's
home IO\\n of Huntington. Ind ..
"'here a big "elcom1ng rally awaited
them
Police Log
Public Notices
Weather
B8
Datebook
B4
Datebook
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B7-8
A 2
?t•onal Gu~rd at the height of the
Vietnam War. ''1nuall~ a sunng he
~ould avoid combat.
Bush. still buo,ed b' the r.l\c
Bush told the Republicans "You
have gl\ en us a tremendous St'ndofT. I
can't thtnk ofa better way to get out of
to" n." Qua\ le got a "arm rettption
at thr breakfast. receiving even more
(Pleue eee BtJSH/A4)
Vice Prealdent Georae Buab and Sen. Dan
Quayle are aunoanaed by tb~ famlllea
"
Af'Ls pl I
after Buah accepted the Repabllean nomi-
nation for prealclent. .
LB police harried, understaffed
8 yLANCE IGNON
ot'lllehlr,... .....
Understaffed and overworked, Laguna
Beach police arc being ··overwhelmed" by the
tnditional inOux of summer tourists and the
recent annc~?Uion of South Lquna. a police
offtecr said. ··The bottom line is we need more
oolittmen out on the strttl .. said Set. Donald 8amey. pres1dtnt of the Lquna Beach Polic:c
EmDloyccs Association. which rcpretents most
oftMc1ty's policccmploycn through the rank of
serteant. .
"We're fac1nt a situation where our pohtt-
men ate o~r-helmcd. It's our op1n1on that
we·re at a real cnsis point."
Bame)'. a I 2·year-veteran of the foett. said
the sircu of wortina 0Vft11mc and nannina f'tom one call to lbc nelll has caused at least caaht
officm to loot for Jobs •hh other police
depanments.
"We're burning them out and they're going
elsewhere."
La st ~ear's officer of the year. Donald
Prout). accepted a JOb about a month aao with
the c" pon Beach Police Otpartmcnt, and a
senior records clerl also has ten the department
"What this reminds me of is a time I saw a
ma s exodus read) to hap~n when wt lost eiaht
officers to e" pon Beach." Barney said.
. Althouah he had no specific numbers.
Bame said police rcsponK times have fallen as
a muh of the anne~at1ons of South Laauna. and
10 a lesser e"ent. condom1n1um projects on EJ
Toro Road.
•• ... v.e'vc al"a s nan a depanmcnl •.ith
minimum d~o ·mcnt," Bame) lald, "but it
l't'all) stood up and smacked us an the fatt when
wt took over South Laauna (in Janu&r)') ...
But °'P.UtY Ouc(of Pol1tt Jamn Sptt1ne
said that v.b1lc the force of 47 sworn offittn bas
been working hard th.ls summer. most officers
are holding up.
"1 don't know that "e ha'c a morale
problem." Spreinc said. .. '1t11ng m at my
~rspective. morale as not at an all um~ h1ah. but
1t's not low."
preme and others pm11c1cd morale "111
take ofT aftn-lht CH embarks on a plan an Janua~ to remodel Ctty Hall. mcludm1 pollC'C
headquaners. Tht poltce emplo\ecs U$0C1at1on
contends the stauon 1s all but falhna apart.
Th.s-v.ttt the Caty Council affinM<i its
commitment to the rcnoution by allocatana S2
mil hon to the project -1f the funds matcnalizt.
The money "UIJt'."tcd to come from the sale of
cit ~ropcrt~ to thc~unty for the nght-of·wt to
the San Joequan Hills toll road The saat 1
C\pcctcd to fetch about $7 m1lhon.
But ~me local envaronmcntah t 1ncl\.td·
"'' mcmbcrS of w c'tl 's ()pc-n Sptce Com·
(,..._ ... POI.JCS/AS)
Baker cuts his
ties with Irvine
Quits law practice.
moves from city
after indictment
By GREG K.LERXX °' .. ...., .........
Former lnme Cm Counolman
Da \ ad Baler satd aOocsb t to his home tov.n. has lav. firm and has
fnends Thunda) in the wake of
ct\arae that he commmcd f~ 1n
an anernpt to sah• tu failed
ron&ttSS1oniJ campa.aan.
ln an cmot1on.aJ and po11nant ltncr
printed 1n the ll"\tnt World t Ba~tr said that he so&d and mo"cd
from his'"' iM hoCM WedMtda" and
rec,tgncd trom the law firm of Paul.
Ha\llng\. Janofsk) and Walker.
Raker "a'I arraign~ \\>cdnesday
on one felon' count of foracry for
alkgedh c.11-ning som~nt elle"s
namt' to .i C'hC'Ck from a non~profit
Ol'Januataon of ¥-hich he wa c-.~
CCUli\ t d1rtt\Or
Theche\:k w1s wnttcn as Bakerwa
"llllf\& for a campa1p loan to come
throu1h and •hllt Btttt's ron-
lfCS"onal c-ampe1p nttdtd money
for a maal<'f d~nna ~ final Met
brfore tbc clttuoft. .. Each Of thc-w actions WU \k
~h of dtt11tOm l aAoet IUdt and ~ r v.h1<'h I takt Mt rnpon11bitity."
Baker said 1n the lftm ..... , in IM
"h1rlv'1nd that m) lift._......._ th~ rttll Us .. .. -.. ....... _ •• 'Ml ..
•
A9 0rMge C0Mt DAILY PILOT/ Friday. Auguet 11, 1988
BAKER •••
~Al ponunny to say 1oodbye and thanks
to so many friends and coUeaau~ that
I love so dearly."
Bak.er, 35, was a basketball star at
UCI and wo n a scat on the Irvi ne City
Council in 1984.
1 one time he was considered the
front runner in the Republican race to
succeed Rep. Robert Badham. R-
Newport Beach, in the 40th Con-
gressi o na 1 Distric t. But an
anonymous allegation that Baker had
an extra marital affair may have
slowed his momentum and he placed
second in the June primary. about
1,400 votes behind winner
Christopher Cox. Ne~ding campaign funds. Baker
allegcdl) wrote a check to himself for
$48.000 from the account of the
Irvine Health Foundation. where he Wttsexecut1vedir~r. Thecbeck was
written onl} a few days before the
June 1 elecuon.
Because the foundation check re-
quin.·d two signatures. Baker alleged-
!\ forged the signature of another
lo~ndauon board member. Superior
Coun Judge David Sills. When Sills
disco' crcd the alleged transaction. he
and other foundation officials forced
Baker 10 resign as a member of the
board for the S 16 mall ion foundation
and he was tired as its executive
dm·ctor.
;\fta rc'i1gning. Baker checked into
Hoag Memorial Hospital under the
name "John Doc" for treatment of
deprl·ss1on and exhaustion.
In Thursda\ ·s letter. Baker lauded
the people and workers of Irvine and
quoted The Irvine Co. slogan for the
Cit\.
:.In inc 1s · .\nother Oa) in Para-
dise.' Bui In inc is more than just a
place. it 1s a soc1et)'. a society of
dvnamic and positive people caring
an d making each Others "orld bet-
ter." Baker said.
"It has been an honor 10 work
beside so manv of these people and I
am the beneficiary of countless
memories and e'\penences that I shall
chensh fore' er:· he said.
Baker. his wife Patt\ and their tv.o
sons han: mo,cd ·into a con-
dominium oil Red Hill Avenue in
Tusun. according to published re-
ports. The Bakers rcponedh sold
their Woodbridge home forS450.000.
BOAT •..
From Al
because 11 was riding lov. 1n the water
and because 11 had been tied there
longer than the ~O minutes permuted
b' Cit\ ordman e · .\nother officer. ktT Henig. then
boarded the boat and confronted
Massachusetts resident R1chanJ Wil-
liam ~clson. "'horn poltce reponr, sa~
could not produn: proper documen-
tation for the boat
Nelson and t"o ~anta Cru1 men.
Victor Paul Luun1 nnd Da' 1d Paul
Cho' V.l'rc arre\ted v. hen Henig
disco' ercd bakd man1uana later
'alued at S 10 million 10 $13 m1llton
in the boat's hold.
The c:a!>C \\as in111all~ thro" n out of
court b' Harhor Municipal Coun
Judge Russell Bostrom. on the
grounds that the ~arch was illegal.
Thl' case was resurrected b~ the
Orange ( ou nt~ C1rJnd Ju~ 1n 1986.
but '"a'i again thro" n out of lOun on
the ~me groundr,
The rasc tool. a b17arre turn "hen
Henig "as firc<l from the '-e"pon
Beach Police Department. allcgcdl:-
becausc of 'iusp1nonr, of drug '1ol-
a11on\ Henig then refu..ed tote t1f~ in
the drug roat ('3'><' and was 1atlcd for
lOnll'ffiPt of mun
Thl' ca'>l' ,,a., rdikd in I 987. and
urx-nur l uun Judge Franc1'iCO
Briseno again dt'>ml\\ed drug-r,mug-
g.ltng charges against the defendants
Thur<.da' the 4th D1strir1 Court of
.\ppl·al 1n Santa .\na upheld Bmeno·~
rultng
.\ 'c" pon Beach police '>po~es·
man ~1d toda) his department
regretted the appellate court·., de-
cision and support'\ the Ot'itnCt
.\ttornc~ 's arguments in fa, or of
rc1ns1a11ng the case. which "as the
b1ggc<,t drug bust in Newport Beach's
hist or~
··v. c ti.·el that tcchn1 calt11c'> 1n th1!>
case rreatl'd a s11uat1on in "h1ch the
court "'a" not able to consider the
oH·rwhelnung evidence aga1n\t the!ie
ind•' 1duals:· said Roben Oakle\. the
department's public ltJt'>On officer
··V.\· did. on th<' p<>'>tll\e side.
rcmo'e SI\ tons ot manJuana from
circulat1on:·
0.-,.Net ,......, '--...
Costa Mesa firemen probe the rubble of flre-ra•aced home.
FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE •..
From Al
11~ \\ooden roof "here fire officials
..aid hot emt11:rs ec;cap1ng from the
lhtmne' landed. The tiamc<, "Prl·ad to a ncarb) palm
tree and flumed more than 20 feet 1n
thi: air: but lircfighters prevented
them from \preading. The fire also
Sl'l'mcd to ha'<' ltttle effect on traffic
on the San Diego Fn:cwa}. v.h1ch is
toc:11ed behind the home.
"Th1<, 1s "t" \OU don't burn trees
and other garhagc 1n )Our fireplace ...
<,Jtd Fire ln'i)X'ctor Phtlhp Schmuck
ao, firdi~htcr. lool..in~ for hot spots
prodded·" hat was let1 of the house
\\tlh:t\C\. ·
\Iler dou-.1ng the last of the
cmhl.•r\. lirdightcr'> hooked a chain 10
thl' \\ooden '>td1ng suppontng the
roof and pulkd 11 doY.n . .\ cit~
building inspector said II was unsafe
because its supporting beams were
dcstro,ed.
"It ·looked halfwa) decent until
they did that." Redington said as the
wood - charred and dripping wet -
crashed to the front yard.
"Incredibl e." he added.
But he said he didn't think his sister
would be angr) when she returns
unda' to find her new home a mere
shell of \\hat II "as when she left
IO\\n
"She nc' er gets mad. I think she·11
appreciate what I was trying to do for
her:· Redington said. "But I better
catch her in a good mood.''
Besides. he added. "her husband
sells insurance. rm sure the} 're
co,ered"
GENERAL PLAN ••.
From Al
hi.· hl't 1f th c' lOuld hutld onl\ one honll' on cadi lot 1n<.1ead of dup·le,es.
"I lan gl\ l' 'nu a hundred examples
\\ hl'rc' 1f' tlu d0" n·1one the propen y
111u'>t duc-.n't pcnnl." he 01d.
Rond.i Hein. a Realtor and Balboa
Pl·nin'>ula resident. said she "'as able w hH' 111 'l'" port Beach b> bu) ing a
duplC\ and h\ 1ng 111 one ot the units)
"lla\lng "orlo..ed "1th a lot 01
hU\l'r' ol duplner,_ v.e 'i<.'C a lot who
\\Jill tn ov. n ;1nd occup~ <one of the
un1hl 3, then pnmar~ home:· Hean
-.aid
.. [ hl'\ \CC ti .t\ the Onl) W3~ th e}
lan .1tford 10 h,l. 1n "\c"JX>rt Beach."
llc1n ';lid her fam1h O"ns other
rrnrx-rue' "hose mar~et 'aluc would
hi.· rl·dun:J b' at least ~5 percent 1f the
du\\ n-1nn1ng. proposal 1<. approved .
< 11mm1,,1C111C'r'> strl''>\l'd no de-
u"o11 ha-. lx·en made. Commissioner
J.in l>l·ha' \31d she "a., prepared to
malo..c an ~\u~p11on for the J~5 lots
that .in: 2 -'>qua re feet short of the
proposed standard.
But ot her commiss ioners "'on-
dercd aloud "'here the hne should be
drawn.
Comm1s<>1on chairman James
··Bun·· Person said a large number of
people ha' c approached the com-
m1ss1on o'er the ~cars ao;king the c11~
to redun· the number of homes
pcrm1lll'd bccauo;c of traffic and
parlo..ang "ocs
"\\'c '''here e'en two v.ecks and
people arc 1allo..1ng 10 us about dcns1-
11cs a II O\ er NC\\ port Brach." Person
said. "It '>Cems when the} 're talking
about their C>Y.n propert~ the~ arcn·1
talking \u luudl~:·
The public hearing\ "'II continue
at 6:30 p.m Thursda) . .\ug. ~5.
Future hearings will foc us on
proposl'd _ge neral plan changes that
Y.Ould alkct rcs1dent1al and c:om-
mercial densities throughout the cit y.
as "ell a11 major o;treet widening
projects to handle projected growth.
Andean condors to be released
"> \ '\ DI I'(,()< \Pl-'\ftcr months
111 prl·parat1on. four .\ndean condors
Jrr read' to hcgin the 1rans111on from
l JPll\ 11\ to ltfc-in the wtld in an
l'xix·rinicnt '>l'ICnt1 sts hope will case
the \\:l\ for th e c'entual reintroduc-
tion o(the C ahtomaa c:ondor.
The ~-month-old female condors.
v. h1ch ha' c-hccn rai~d 1n captivity.
\\Crc to be placed in airline-type
animal cages tonight and dnven to a
com pie\ of caves in the rugged back
countr) of the Los Padres National
Forest in Ventura County, about 70
make; north of Los Angeles.
No one wins Lotto jackpot
..It's a palpable excitement among
e'en one who's been mvolved in this proc~ss:· said Joseph J. Dowhan. in
charge of the condor recovery pro-
gram for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Sen JCe. "When you consider all the
process "'e went through. I think it's a
prett~ amazing thing that we ha ~e
come to this day."
The four "ill be taken in covered
cages to a Ventura County si te
somc"'hcre in nearly 60.000 aC'res
that mcludes the Hopper Mountain
Na11onal Wi ldlife Refuge and the Los
Padres National Forest's Sespe Con~
dor anctuary and Na ture Con-~n anC). said Don Sterner. lead
condor keeper at the San Diego Wild
Animal Park.
SACR.\MENTO (A P) - No one
~on the S 11.8 m1ll1on Jackpot an
Wedncsda' 's lotto game. which
means thai Saturday's 1ackpo1 could
top S 18 million. state lotter) officials
said Thursda'.
.\ totaf of 181 peopk picked five of
six numbers and will each get $4.488.
There were 11.530 winners in the
fou r-of-s1'< categor). and 238.340
players picked three of the S1J1
numbers.
Four players gue sed fi,e of the
first six numbers plus th<' bonus
nu mber. and will each get S394.000.
Those winning t1c:kets were old in
Redwood Cit). San Francisco. Fon·
tana and Chula V1 rn.
Four-of-sax winners wall get $64
and three-of-sax players will receive a
standard,$5.
The \C!nn1ng numbers were 11. 13.
14. 22. 40 and 46. The bonus number
"'as 4
Officials arc kee ping the exact si te
'iCCrct to protect the birds from
cunous or malicious people.
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Sunny and warm for weekend
SuMy aid .. and hiah• r80Qlna from the 70. at the t>Mchet
to the 908 lnlMd lhoulcflddt oft SOuthlm c.tHornla'• weekend
In fine faahlon Saturdaly. the Natlonet W•ther &wva r9')0t'ted.
Late night and Ntty morning low doudlneu shoutd
continue along the coast tornght and Saturday, extending Into
eome valley., .... but wtn burn off by the afternoon. forec:a1tcw•
aald.
Along the Ot'ange Coat there will be low cloud• near the
c:out toight and Saturday morning extending Into the coutal
valleys during the late night th<~ mkf-mornlng hours.
OtherWiM fair tonight and hazy Saturday. Beach Iowa t~ht 58
to &5 with highs Saturday 88 to 72. Valley Iowa tonight 56 to 62
wtth highs Saturday mostly 80 to 90.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Bord« -Over
Inner watcws light and variable winds tonight and Saturday
morning t>ecomlng southwest to west 10 to tS knots with 2-foot
seas In the afternoon. Swell southwest 3 feet. Low clouds with
only partial clearing Saturday afternoon.
., --w
U.S. Temps H~ 101 77 Calif. Tempe New()r-.. n
NewYorltCtl)' 12 61 .. IA Ol<lallonla Ctty 95 74 H:s:: low IOf 24 lloUfl 9fldlnO It 5 a in Sanra M-18 49
AIOUQ-qve 86 63 Omaha 91 67 ea .. sroeld 9t 17 Sall\1 Moniea as H T lllOe Valley nc;hOrage 63 55 Orlando 93 n Eurtl\1 &4 53 86 35
Pllitade49hil ae 62 Fresno 100 ... Torrtt>Ce 76 61 II 941 76
AtlanllC C4ty 87 61 l'lloenl• t lO N los Af!981e$ 12 82 w .. lwOOd 12 58
Ptlllbu<gll IS 63 o.1anc1 12 se Y-.i.Vly tM sa Baltlmot• 90 63
81rnw1gr-. N 74 Poru.nd M-78 so Red Blutt 106 ..
POf11and ()le Aecl<linQ 103 '3 ,. S4 8ooM 82 55
9ot1on 78 57 =:::teil) tOS 77 RectwooO C11y M 51 Surf Report .. 56 Sacr1men10 100 82 8uttll0 73 52
Chaf ... ton,S C 91 78 Reno 93 54 San Diego 71 83
Rlcl>mood 93 74 Sen FrllnCltcO 79 57 llD ...,.,. 74 Chaftolle.NC !01 LOCATION cntc:aoo 89 70 St lOUAS 102 75 SlnJoH 90 81 Huntington Beld! 2-4 ,..,
Sll1 l81le Coty Sen Luoa ObtSOO 78 58 M 60 C;nclnn111 91 71 ~ Jet1Y H9wPOl'1 2-3 OOOd CWtelarld 81 58 San Antoneo 89 75 SIOC~10f\ 99 as 40!1'1 Stree4, Hewpot1 2·3 good HIQl'I 10w IOf 24 l'IOUrl ...Oof\Q at SP m Colum-.Onoo 93 .. 22nd Slleet. ~ 2-3 OOOd o.llM-FI Wof111 99 78 BanlOW ICM 73 8altlOI wecsg. 2·3 OOoCI Beaumont ICM 61 Oeyton 99 69 Extended l llgllfll BelQll 2-3 Ill< o.n-82 S7 Bog Bear 85 47 SanCleniente t·3 Ill<
10 BIS/loe> 99 ~ Dee~ 93 Wl4erl~ 65 Oetroo1 74 62 81ythe 110 11 Swell direcllon Sou11'1 LOW CIOudt i.t~ llVougll mid· c.,.,_ 66 eo 86 49 Oulull'I
EIPuo 90 .. Sout"-t morning "-1 ll'lt'ougl'I T.-. Cuiw< C11y 79 llO Oey. otherWIM lw Highs et Ille IMNlches Lanc:etler 103 61 75 eo Er• Fwl>enlls 79 so 68 10 73 and ,,...nd v1111eys es to 92 long 8eac.h 73 63
l A Aorporl 12 61 Tides 86 51 fllQ•t•tt Gtand Rap1<1s 73 59 Ma<ysVllle 100 62 Smog Report MontOVll 91 S7 TOOAY Hot\Ollilu 90 78
Houlton 93 711 Mon1eC>eilo ... 62 Second lllgll 152pm •• lndlaNpola 97 73 Mon1erey 6S 53 Sec:Ondio.. 959pm t 7
JadlM>ft Miss 99 75 Polutllnl standatd onOaA IPl'I 0 SO ~-110 85
J~ tM 78 c 51-100 mode<llf. t0l·t99 un-~eeecn 67 61 IATUMAY
-""-' 60 46 f\lul, 200-2" v«y unhNllhlul 300 OntllllO 90 ~ Font llogl'I 2 st•"' 49
~1 Coty 98 74 Ind at>ove h&llfdolA F1111 llQU!e II Palm Springs 109 78 Frn1 IOW 11,421m t 2
Lal veoas 108 8t preVIOUs day • anlined pSi SecOnd 11 Paudena 86 SI
Utile Roell 91 75 today's pt' lotlCUI R1v ... Sl<le 86 57 Sun Mis 1001y et 1 33 p m ·-l.Ol*Yllte 99 73 San 8ef nworno 9A eo SatUtOay 11 6 18 a in and MIS~ el
MernpNs 97 n Seat 8uch 10 MICAl1""' 111.0 50-5& SlnGabnel tM eo 7 32pin
Ml9rni 8Ncll 911 71 ~. Saootel>ICI< v~ 42·t00 ~llAnl 78 63 Moon Mii tOOey It 11 OS p in ,_ ............. 7S ... Laguna BMcll (torecasl) SI 11awo.r1 70 51 Sa1Ut01y al I 57 pin and Mii IQM> et
Moll-SCPllll 11 M LOS~Aorporl 50-50 SenteCna 79 56 ll 46pm
POLICE OVERWHELMED IN LAGUNA •.•
From Al
m1ss1on. sa' the S:? million should go
dirccth fo·r the purchase of un-
develo.ped propert) to augment the
ci ty's ireenbclt. a swath of open space
that rings the Art Colony.
The co uncil compromised by
agrccmg 10 buy $2 million w<?n h of
open o;pace at some point m the
fu ture. The council agreed to place S2
million from the sale in the city's
general fund where it can be tapped
for the rl'novat1on.
"I think (the police officers) are
willing to be pauent as long as they
know improvements are coming."
Cit' Councilman Neil Fitzpatnck
said.
Sull. Spreine agreed there 1s a need
fo r more officers.
"I think where the police oflicers
arc concerned. they're running from
call to call and the) 're tired." Spreme
said ... It's agreed b\ the adm1nis-
1rat1on of the Police Department that
"e could use some additional of-
ficers.··
\\'h1le the' ma) not be hired
tomorro". C'1t) Manager Kenneth
F-rank said the Cit) plans to recruit
'ncral new officers.
Whrn South Laguna became pan
ofthl' cit'. the department hired fi ve
nev. p:11rolofficcrs. Thectt} still plans
10 hire a detect" c. a records clerk. a
dispatcher and an animal control
officer because of the annexation.
With the help of a state traffic safet}
grant the cit) ,io; scheduled to recel\ e
Jan. I. the Pohce Department plans to
hire two otliccrs ''ho'' 111 be used tor a
drunken dm 1ng patrol on Laguna
CaO\on Road. Spre me said. The
gran·1 "'II co,cr first·)Car salaries for
thr otliccrc;. a figure that could reach
about $72.000 based on the ma"-
mum pa~ for beginning ofli cers.
The Cit' 1s expected 10 pa) for 50
pcrcc·nt o(thc· salaries the o;ccond year
and take o'er thr total in the tnird
H'ar.
· But to 'll'I up a heat to co' er Laguna
C aO\on Road and the ncwh built ~H·a·rnore Hills area on El Toro Road
_:_ 1>omething the dcpanment is
'hooting for -the l't l) ~"'II need to
hirr three add111onal othcers. Frank
\:ltd.
Harnn 11a1d the pcr!>onn el Frank plan~ to hire.plus an additional
otlic-cr to rl'place a member of the ·
lorce "ho is expected to be promoted
to \l'rgeant.Y.ould .. be the difference
hctY.cen night and da) :·
Bu< even if the cit} hired a dozen
Ill''' officer~. II ''ouldn't becnou$h to
nner the uncwectcd -the times
"hl·n an~ poltcc forte 1s sudden I)
men' helmed '"th calls.
.. You can·1 afford to ha'e enough
people t6 account for C\ Cr) possible
s11ua11on. so "hat we do is ha'<'
mutual aid (agreemcntli \\llh other
la" l·nforcl·mcnt agl·nc1es1:· Frank
'aid. ,
Laguna Bl·ad1 hao; trad1t1onall~ run a lean pohn· force. Frank said.
cspcc1alh "hen at comes to sergeants
and other supcn 1sors. In fact. the
Something
beautiful is about
to happen ...
It will seem spon taneous
Unplanned ... Impromptu.
But it will be totally by
design. By WFD. Yes.
something beautiful is
about to happen in your
home with the assistance of
a talented WFD Designer
. .. creation. Whatever the
style. beautiful rooms at
competitive prices. h~ppen
every day with ttw help of
WFD. let the next one be
yours. Call or stop by today.
department has fewer supervisors
than an) Cit} 11s size m the county.
With a total of 77 employees
1nclud1ng suppon personnel. the de-
panmcnt has 12 supervisors. Foun-
tain Valle) has 79 employees and 17
supen 1 ors. The onl) city that comes
dose to Laguna is Cypress. with 82
employees and 13 supervisors. ac-
l·ording 10 recent statistics. Fran~ said the streamlined man-
agement st~ le C'\tends to all branches
of cit~ go' cmmcnt. including has own
ollil't•
.. \\\•'re tn ing to put our resources
1n1u people ·who arc dealing directly
"11h the public." Frank said. "We1 ust
bas1call} ha' e to ha' e people who are
"ilhng 10 work very hard."
The fundamen tal reason for a slim
management team is to save money.
Frank said .
"\\'e·re rcall) running about as
tight as "'c can," Frank said.
Quake jolts Indonesia
JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP) - A
st rong earthquake /·olted the In-
donesian island of Ce ebes. dama$ing
buildings and slightly inj uri ng eight
people. a newspaper said today.
Indonesian sources issued confl ict-
ing reports on the strength of the
earthquake. which hit th<' Celebes
capital. Manado. at 6:09 a.m. T hurs-
day. ·
WFD -AN INTERIOR DESIGN FIRM
SHOWROOMS:• 1N SOUTH COAST. 18030 Euclid, Fountain Val~. 540-1275
• 1N NORTH COUNTY. 19N N. Tu1tin, Oran e, 6.J7·J170 • ._.,
• I
.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Frldey. Augult 19, 1988 AS
'
UCI workshops to
view minorities
in math, science
Coast city:council races shape up
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of .. 0.-, ,... IUll
Harbor islands Set to run tor his seat arc
en\'1ronmentahst Jean Wan and Ralph
Rodhe1m. former president of the New·
p0n Harbor .\rea Chamber of Commerce
In Co~ta Mesa. Councilman Da\C
Wheeler will not Sttk re-election and
Ma)'Or Donn Hall 1s stepping down
follov. mg a 14-}ear council career
.\nd 1n Fountain Valle). t ounc1lv.oman
Barbara Brown 1s lea' mg the council Set
to run for 1"'0 a'ailable seat'> on the
council arc incumbent George 011
Roben Ho\'.1e John Colhn~. J1m Petnkin
Donald Chane\ Dougla~ Hughc'>dnd Pam
Halpern Planning workshops to involve black com-
munity representatives in UCl's math-science
linkage project will be held Monday and Tuesday in
the Stewan Room of UCl's Bren Events Center.
The t\merican Association for the Ad vance-
ment of Science recently named UCI as the Orange
County site for the project, which addresses the
educational barriers faced by minorities. women
and disabled students in math and science from pre-
school to 12th grade.
With a handful of city council members
dechning to ~k re-election. the filing
deadline was extended this week for
interested candidates m Newpon Beach,
Costa Mesa and Fountain Valley.
With Wednesda) 's deadline passed. the
slate of candidates in those three cities 1s
now final for1hc Nov. 8 election.
In Newpon Beach. Counci lman Phil
Maurer 1s not seeking re-election 1n
District 5. which mcludes Balboa and
In District 7. v.h1ch includes a pon1on of
Corona del Mar. former Ma)Or Paul
R}ckofT hopes to return to the Cit)
Council. But he'll ha ' e to defeat rnrrent
Mayor John ~O'\. who 1-; seeking a third
term.
In D1stnct 2. "h1ch takes in West
Newpon. incumbent Ruthel\n Plummer
will be challenged b) Sterling Wolfe. Dr
Geneva Matlock and ~infa O'Brien.
Ten candidates are set to run for the
thrtt council scats. The) are incumbent
Councilwoman Mar) Hornbuckle slow-
srowt h referendum leaders Ja)
Humphre}. Scott Williams and Sand}
Genis. Dan Wonh1ngton, real estate agent
James Ferryman. former police captain Ed
Glasgow. cit) acuvist Jan Kausen. former
planning commissioner Charles Markel
and Howard Gensler.
The C111c!> ul Laguna Beach and Hunt·
1ngton Beach also "111 ha' c u t) council
elernom. in ".Jo,ember But bccauSt"
incumben t' in thoM! c111e'i are '.>e\.'king re·
~krnon. nu add 111onal filing period "a'>
rcou1red
Panic1patioo in the project is free. Community
or profes.s1onal organization members interested in
attending the upcoming workshops may contact
Joan Coleman. research and planning analyst in the
Office of Student Affairs .• at 856-7985 for further
mforma11on.
Llbrary pajama party
~ special pajama stol) 11mc and teddy bear
judging contest will be held Wednesday for children
from 3 to 7 at the Nc"."P.On Center branch of the
ewpon Beach Public Library.
The event 1s scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at the
libran. 856 an Clemente Dnve. Newpon Beach.
Call 6.44-3191 for more mformat1on.
Free lmmunlzatlons set
Free 1mmunna11ons agamst a variety of
d1M"a'ies "'ill be offered Wednesday at the Medi-
Prompt facilll). 4952 Warner Ave .. Suite 110. in
Hunti ngton Beach.
The "en ice. "'h1ch mcludes childhood diseases
and more serious ailments. will be provided from 2
10 7 p.m. as a project of the medical facility and the
Orange Count) Public Health Depanment. C,o~tact
Melissa Christian at 846· 7702 for add1t1 onal
informat ton
Flnanclal forum ln Irvine
..\ free breakfast foru m entitled .. How to Stop
the Leak 1n Your Cash Flow" will be held
Wednesda\ from 7:30 to :30 a.m. at the Irvine
Mamou Hotel. 18000 Von Karmann Ave.
The brokerage firm of Memll Lynch. Pierce.
Fenner and m11h 1s ponsonng the e\Cnt. wl11ch
"111 CO \ er cash management, financmg and credit.
1nH~stment and tax strategies. busmess insurance
and re11rem cn1 planning.
Jewlsh buslness meetlng
Gerald J Garner. president of American
Commerce ~a11onal Bank. will be the guest speaker
at Wednesda) ·.,meeting oft he Jewish Busmess and
Professional Nct"'ork of Orange Count).
Garner will ~peak on hanking strategies at the
7: 15 a.m. ~ess1on at th<.' Grand Hotel. 7 Freedman
Wa' . .\nahe1m The cost 1s $8 for members and S 10
for · guest\, and advance rescnations may be
obtained b~ calling John Bollinger at 525-52 75 or
Sheldon Lacher at 97 3-0q55,
Movie course at OCC
.\course m anal) 11ng contcmpora~ mo\ 1es m
terms of their social impact and ps~cholog1cal
meaning "111 be ol1ercd b~ Orange Coast College this
fall
The rnur')(· li'>ll'd ac; Film \ 1deo 103 on the
OCC scheduk "111 ml'et Frida~ mornings from 10
a.m 10 noon and Fr!da~ afternoons from noon to ~
p.m. (all ·ll~·5fl78 lor reg1strat1on 1nformat1on.
GWC offers Aslan culture
.\ nc"' course m 'outhcaM .\sian culture will be
offered during the fall scme'itcr at Golden West
College. t>rg1nn1ng next week under the 11tle of
AnthroPolO~\ 180 1n the GWC catalogue
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Silhouettes on the shore
Probe begun
in county's
dental death
\''.in '>'ho ... rntcJ ll• hJ'l h1' "''''him
t ·.th pulled d1ld Jltt:r he v..i' m1\lJ~ .... ~.h
Cl' l'fl J kthal Jl1\e ut J lol'J Jnc:,1•1c11c llit
flrJrl)!l' I .,unt' ( m11nl·r', I 1tT1u 'J J
K 1Jnn '>l 111 < rJ:g .> 11 "iJ n
lk rnJrJ1n<• d1l·d \J1<.11JJ' 1v.u llJ1' alkr
hl "'J' ~l\l'n .1n 11 l'J ·~ '' 1d 11.a1nl < t11l'I lkput' < 11r11nl'f lim Hl1'nl·r \.:t ld
( ra1~. J p.11n1 1.11mpJl1\ \Jk' mJn.igcr
\.\hu h'l'll 1n < lrJngt < 11u111 ur •, mil\ 1ng
to )an Bt•rnard1n u 11.111 \CJr, JI!• \H'nt H
oral \Ur"gl·on C hn' L .lT'"ri 11 hJ't' h1l
"l\dom ll'1.·1h pulkJ ..iuth •nt1l'' \Jld
\nmennt' 1n thl' olliu 1n\l'\l1g.ator' dti
nlll kn l1'' "ho m1'tJ~l·nl\ '"'ened in·
1ra,en(IU\ line .. 10lt1 ( :..t II' Jrm Oul the\
rnnlJlnl'd hdl)\.JIOI. ln'tll:Jd ,, ~IUlOSe n
\Ug.Jr \Olu t1or u~·d I\• r;11't' 1-ilood \Ug.ar
Ind
Ek· \nt'r -.aid hl' did n.11 i.. · l'" hov. much
lidoc:i1ne ( ra1g fl'1.l'l'ed txturt' the mt'>-
takc "'a'> d1srn' ered h' Lar.,on or his staff
The C ahlom1a &1ard >I Dental E>.a m·
ml•r, 1<, '"' C)t1g;i11ng the death Larr}
Ballard the \upen l'>ing 1n,l·<,11g;itor said
Tht.' ~iard 1.·an rl'' 1 e 'r ,u.,pend a
dt'ntl)t .. hcen'>t· R.1 larJ '>J1d I• J.\" can
rckr ca St'!. to 1hc D1!>trll l \ uornl'' > Otlicc
l11r cnm1nal pro!>C~ u11on L1renSc.-d ass1s·
tJnts are re-gulated tn nther prutess1onal
hoard "1th <,1m1lar po"ers. hc -.aid
Miss Newport
crowning set
at Marriott
By GREG KLERKX
Of 1M 0..,. Noc SUlll
Onl' of 13 "om1:n"'111 be cro" ned Mis<>
'e"'pon lkalh 14 tonight dunng the
Jnnual pageant Jt the 'e"pon Beach
\lamo11 Hotel Thi~ \l.'Jr' pageant p<ln<.ored b~ the 't "pon Harbor .la'll·ec. "1 11 ~in at c
p m !.aid Bel'i' .kn"t'n communicauon<,
dm•llor tor thl' pageant The 13 ,onteS·
tant' arl all '>1ngk hl.·1" e-en the agec. of I
and~<. and e11her h\t' or v.ori.. 1n °"<'"pon
Bcalh
Tht'' art• L·ompc:11ng lor tht' 111k and a
one·"rck tnp to O..a l..a JJpan Jen'>en
-.aid Falh 1.'0nte\tant 1c. ~p.m,0•ed b\ a
101.al OU\IOC.'C,\
Dr. Philip de Barros \.\Ill instruct the course.
which fcx:use~ on Korea. l ndoch1na and the
PH 1lipp1nes. It "-111 meet Wednesday e\ en1ngs from
6:30 to cuo p.m. 1n Humanities 302. s1an1ng
Wedne~da~. Call 895-8306 for details.
A young girl 'a image la reflected in the wet aand aa
ahe frolics along the water'• edge near the
Newport Pier during a typically balmy day along
the Orange Coaat.
The" innt•r "111 tx·, ro" nl'd h~ reigning
\It'' 't'"'JX'n lkath He1d1 frl'undt
T1l ke1' tor thl• pagtant arc S.I' at the
door PrOll'ed~ lrom the eH~nt benefit the
Orange ( ount' Bm ~out' N \men ca
CALENDAR
Friday,Aug.19
United Way spending same as last-year
\1\ 1.han1..1hk oritan 1at.11~ 'hJt ml~l'
thl' l ; n11cd \\a'·, stand;Jrds ,..in 3pp1' 10
re, Cl\l' l"t'ntli1.·at1on to CL mpc-tt· I 'r mone'
,n :hl' n•'ic.'ne pool. 'ihe a.J
n,1t'l'\l'Odenl -Come' trom pa~roll de·
de t 11n<, 'iucc1 said <;c,en1~-one percent
"' 'le m,,ne\ re1.CIH'd b\ thc.t Oiled v..a, :\o meetings scheduled By JO!':ATHA~ \'OUKE
Of the 0 ... 1 '1lo4 I i.fl
monc' 10 ns member group'i "a~ too
restnCll\l'. '>pokes"oman L~d1a ucc1
said . , 'Cl'I' l'rl throu'1h :h~ Je-du.:-11ons · Monday, Aug. 22
• 9 a.m. Orange County Transportatloa Com·
mission, board meeting room. Hall of Adm1n1s-
tration. 10 C1v1c Ce nter Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 1:30 p.m. Orange Couty Plauiag Com·
mission, board meeting room. Hall of Admin1s·
tration. 10 C1v1c Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
The l 'n1ted \\a' Board of Di rec-tors on
Thursd:i' dished out S 11 b m1lh on to I~ I
Orange C-ou n t~ org.iniza11ons. and "h1le
that amount is unchanged from the
pre' 1ou) \ear. ollin al announced that
maJor changes arc in store for the chant~
"\\ l' haJ not adm111ed an\ ne" mem·
hers '-IOCt' I '18b. so "e reahze·d "<' needed
111 Ix' more respons1' e and tle\lb\r · UCCI
"11d.
The d1rt'ctors resened Ill pertent of the
l 'nited \\'8' donations 10 lrl·ate an
account for e\IStmg member groups anJ
ne" "at111ates" to dr.i" on in l'mergrnc1es.
Succ1 said
\u1.1.1 '-lid the board 1. I Jm•dol"'I alS(I
1kllJl·d t 1 ma!l.e a list )I prM111e~ for the
Ol'l·J, , l'Jch commun11 and pla' a
h1ggl·r r le in deciding h1 v. group.. -.pend
nHlnl'' l!I' en them b' the l .,11ed \\a'
\n aJd111ona .:n rcru:nt 1.,1me .. from
t 1rporJtl' 1.11ntr nut1cin<. and the final J
l'\l'rcent lnim ;nJ ' Jual donat1<ln\ UCCI
'-lid
Th, 1J•Qt''t I n •t•d \\a' 'Uf'f'k'ment lh1s ,~ar "l'nt w thl' 1 )range ( 11un1' chapter of
tht' .\ml·ri1.Jn Rt•J t n'" "h1ch rt"tc1 ,ed
\I ~ ,...,11l1on
Strapped b~ ded 1nmg donations 1n
recent 'ear,. l 'n1 ted \\<a\ offic ials decided
the c."tcm u"ed to d1..,tnbute the chant\ ·s
Three Coast men snared
in large Jiashish seizure
By JONATHAN VOLZgE °' ... °"" ..........
Three Orange Coast men are await·
mg trial with three others for allegedly
smugglinJ 2,400 pounds of hashish
from Jndta. federal authorities sai4,
·A federal grand jury indicted Gene
Heitland Fisher. 44. of Laauna Beach:
Oyde Ronald Gates. 44. of South
Laguna. and Anhur Garcia Cuesta,
41 . of Dana Point 1n the alleged plot to
distribute SI 0 million wonh of
hashish. Because of the quantit) of the drua
involved -it was the second-largest
seizure m U.S. history -each
defendant faces a minimum sentence
Raatiapm Beach
A man arrested at the comer of Garfic&d venue and Golden West
Street on a $287 lraffic wamant
ttturncd houn later to find has 1966
FOf'd MustlQI WU llolen. • • • Two men in a brown Honda uted a
88 1un to shoot t~ window out of
another ma"'' car . ~n Bach
Boulevard. No OM was U\J\U'~. ••• A woman who lives tn the 17000
block of tanky Way m>Or1Cld hear-
ine footsttsl9 on her roo(
:
'-of JO }'ears in a federal pcn1ten11a~
and a max1mu'rn of hfe 1mpnson·
mcnt. with fines up to $16 m1lhon.
-\ss1stan1 lJ.S. Allorne' Janet
Hudson said. ·
The defendants art schcdukd for
arraignment 1n Los .\ngeles Aug. 29.
.\ISO indicted was Jeffre~ Ra}
Rankin. 41. of Lake Elsinort: Vance
H. Link. 34. of Riverside. and Dennis
Lee Lipper, whose age was un-
available. of Riverside.
Hud~n said Rankin arranged to
smusgle 2.400 pounds of hashish into
the country concealed in a shipment
of 319 boxes of nails.
The containtr holding the bo'\es of
nails and drugs was taken to a lake
• • • A &irl who was to meet a man 1n an
alle}' in the 19000 block of Hunt-
ington Drive said a bandit m a ski
mask with a.bandpn robbed her. The
aunman put the wupon to her head.
cautioned her 1'dt ao 1C1Um. and
nfled her pocket$. the woman sa1d.
LapnaBeaU
.\ planter valued at SJSO was ~poned stolen Thursday ITT>m the
front of a home on Temple Terncc
Onve. •••
I
El more storage fac1llt~. where the
defendants allegcdl) separated the
drugs and nails and took the ha h1sh
to L1pper's R1vers1de home. Hudson
'31d.
But l ' nited tat es { Ul\toms Ser' 1cr
inspectors disco' ered the drugs v. he"n
the shipment first entered the coun·
tr.. and launched a two-v.-cek 1n·
\CSt1gat1on. Hudson said. The Drug
Enforcement .\dm101strn11 on. R1ver-
111de police and shentTs depanmcnts
and . .\r('ad1a and \lonro\ ta pohC'C'
depanments also p;in1c1pated m the
1nvesuga11on. authont1c said.
.\ttome~s representing the defen·
dants "'ere unavailable.
.\ blad. Sch\\inn mountam bike
was totcn from a Thalia trttt home.
the '1ct1m told pohce Thursda\ The
h1le 1s v.onh an estimated SSOO • • • Jc:"dn. ca h and camera equip-
ment v.~r.t ~p0ned stolen Thursda)
from a home on t. Tropez. The loss
has ~ct 10 ~determined.
Newport 8-cb
.\ \tolcn 19 8 Honda CRX ~as ~'cttd c.arl) Thunda) on a din
road n~r Back S.Y Dn,e, The black
Th, largl''' l'\l'rCl'ntagr · · 1fona11ons 10
the nr.tnl!l ( ount\ I n1ted \\ 3\ charter -
c .. 11.I-"1 'iht• na11on' 2 _;111 .-hartrr\ arr
car. ho"e' er. hJJ heen stripped and
"a" mi ssing 11., l1cen\t' plate . scat.,
and "en·o. In add1t1on the 1g0111on
"a!> damagl·d Jnd the e\terior had 011
spr:n ed ,,n 11 r<''>S1b1' m an attempt
to destr1'' thl' q·h1de Police found a
lu2 "' renl h rubtx·r ~ll" e" and a ran 01 -.l p l\ln~nearb' ••• Re'l1dl·nt' lln \\ alnut Lane re-
poned S('\'I ng a prl)" la outside the
home \\ l·Jnc.·sda' nig.h t He "as de~nb\-d J'-a \ L,ear-old man. 5·
foot·Q. a ~)ut I 5l ptiund<;. dressed m a
"h11e T-c.h1n and Jar\. shons ThC'
pro,\ler v.a'I ~,1ne upon the am, al of
onk ers
Irvine
\ JU'cn1k \'a' Jrrc<.lt'd v.h1le
auempuni 10 enter lJke\lde Middle
' hool. 3 Lemongra" Dn,e. through
a roof' cnt Thur\Ja' .11 I 0. ~3 p m • • • Police arrc tcd a :+.~car-old man
\ f'•1. \l.'ll' 'Jlul·J at appro\lmatef\
'It• "a' tal..l·n tn'rr a rt•,1Jencc in
ihc ~P• • t-lcx »I lilen,•1"-.J 'treL'l
~·t"een -Jl pm \\ ednt•..da' and 11
:i m Thur\J:i'
Fountain Valley
1ml·,1ne thre" .i Jin, ,.J it-n1ugh
the "indl)" of J hl'me m the 1:.. .)
block c..'f Brl'IOlhurc.1 . tn•et \\ l·Jne'· da~ nti!ht and stole t ft" ne.,,, ''
clothing anJa p;i1r l)I gla<...e' . . .
Je"eln. a coin .-ollt"tlton Jnd a
'1de01.a\lt.'lle relord<'f "crt" '"'len from a home 1n the I .,\I((• bll"X '-,,,
C\anta \tana Dn\ c btt\.\ttO t> rm
T uesda' and fl p m \\ ed ne-sda' ....
-\ mcn'sd1amond nng "onh atx,u1
S3.~)() "as l\tOlen from a bus1ne<.\ 1n
the I 000 bloct.. of Magnolia trect
l'arh Tuesda' c'en1ng
Ca.ta Mesa
..\ "oman accused ha Ct ·b<l\ fnend
of beating her after the couple brot..e
up 111 It'" ,~tour 'l •ff' ol dating. She
..a 1,~ :1t' ~·izan a-~, 1n!t dunng the
l:l't n' • mtlnth' "h"n he became
ll3h'u' Jod .iccu\l'.! hl'r of cheating
on hrn In ht•rJp.Htr ,·m he held her
d'''"' Jnd 'trud, t'tl'r ''" th~ h~:id.
.. 11irna,n .ind k~<.
I I I r"1''H\f 111 a 1.Jr "J' SC'\ereh ,lamJ~l·d ''hen an un l..no" n suspec·t
•hrr" · a \!.•1011" ,ex-tail mto an
'l'\l':l "ind1" "h1k 11 "3' par~ed on
1h, '. • h11x k ,,, \1d ... ink' \\a~. The
''" · · , \\ c rl· n-.1tk tht"1r home and
h'-'· ·J .. n1•" \\lien thC'' lool..ed out
thl 1:ir "J' •1ame' '-o 'u'rectwa-;
\l'\ n ...
h1rmer ll'Tll'll\\l'\'S 11f a mO\le
thl',1tn ;m ,u,pt'l. tcd 01 pounng salt
1111&• thl' ~.1-. t.tn k 111 an cmplo~et'scar
T hl 'l·h11 It "·" r.trl t"d b) the l 11''.ti.I' l 1m·m.1 .11 ~-,q Harhor
Rh d .1t th1 11m1. l hl ,U,pt"Ct~ h:id
b\·rn hani:in~ un1unJ th1 lht•ate-1 af\er
the' "''ll' t"m·d h3ra'"m other
empll"l.'l"' after he broke into an apanment in
the JOO block 01 <. omell .\\enue late
Thursda) 1n ~hat omc1als sa~ ma}
ha' c been an attempted se\ual as·
sault -\~ted v.a~ Ross Ke~au1lani
Goo • • • < ontid~n11al ti l<'S v.ctt ttponcdh
A.rtWork& taken from gallery
~tolcn 1n a burglar) at an office at i
Park Plaza "tdn~a} even"'& or
Thursda' mom1r\ The bttak-1n
()('('Untd.hctwttn ·30 pm. and 7·)0
am • • • -..\ t')luc l q Hond.a -.\crord. hcensc
number I. f'N418 v.-a stolen ftom
the '\On l\tal1on at MacArthur
Boule,ard and Red Hill -'.venue
hct~ttn ~ p m. \\-edn~) and 8 30
a.m. Thursda)
8.\L TIMORE (.\Pl -Offic1al at
an an µJlel') sa) a "soptnstiated''
thief so ca.ttf ulh con~alcd tbt re-
moval of SS00.000 1n mall .\s1.an
'AOrU Junna th~ ~1an a.n curator·
'acat100 that taffers d idn't rea.h.zc
th~ w~rtgo~
~ curator. Hn~m Wood•ns:d.
d1SC'OH1'ed upon his return thel some
7 .,.()tk.s . were tokn dunna the
\'XatlOO Jul)' ll tO UI-I J, tatd
Wahm .\n (Jallen Director Ro~n
P. lkr&man. ~hoannoun ed the thd\
Tbursda •
m of the '.)CCU had anater
h1stonC'll vahle IJ? tht m vm theft
monctan value. ntimated at
SSOO. • Bttaman 111d.
\\ Yi'lrd .. wu ~-al\1n1 aro\Uld
ht\ ga.llerw:s. as n&ra.lon -•ti do.; wt.itn
he not1ctd ~ mitll111 that tw
hadn •t remo''e!Ct '" lerpnan-. ..
.,
..
BUSRVOWS WIN IN STRONG SPEECH •.• Errors on Vincennes
adinitted; captain OK
.......
iDDlaute &ban Bush. -From Indiana, Bush will point his
cami-ian toward bia battlefield states for lhe ~ovcmbcr election, visiting
Qbio. Illinois. Washinaton statt, 0ree0n. CaJjfomia and Texas in a
DOIHIOp blitz through Wednesday.
... know that what it all comes
down to, this election -what it all
comes down 101 after all the shoutinA and the cheen, as the man at the desk. in the Oval Office .. and who should
sit at that desk," Bush told cheering
deleptes in a convention windup
speech Thursda{ night. .. My friends. am that man." Bush
said.
Although spcechmak.io~ is not
Bush's strona suit, he delivered his
remarks with strength. confidence
and poise.
.. He bit it. He hit it out of the park."
exulted Sen. Alfonse D'Amato. R-
N.Y. "For me. it was (a question of)
survival, lhc speech of his life and he
did it. .. Massach usens delegate Joyce
Hampers called it "a grand slam.''
Nebraska Gov. Kay Orr said: "It
was a ser1sltive speech becau.s~ he was so strong ind yet so sens111ve. He
showed that he 1s attuned to the
American people. l believe he re-
vealed a George Bush people have not
yet seen and had a chance to
appreciate."
"The main message bere ... said
Florida Gov. Bob Martinez, "is
America discovered George Bush."
Bush's wife. Barbara, delighted the
convention with a tribute to her
husband. "You've nominated for the
prtSidcncy a man who is as strong and
caring and decent as America
herself."
Yet. the controversy over Quayle
cast a cloud over the convention
euphoria and the forgjng of a tick.ct to
challenge Democratic presidential
candidate Michael Dukakis .
Republicans fretted that the furor
would undermine GOP chances of
renewing their eight-year lease on the
White House.
··1t·s not going to help the tick.et,"
said Illinois Secretary of State Jim
Edgar. a Republican. "I think. we'll
just have to wait a few days and see
how this thing settles out."
"Let's face it. the question 1s
whether a rich kid's family got him
into the Guard when other people
were getting drafted." said John
OeC'amp, a Vietnam veteran and
GOP delegate from Nebraska. "Some
of them like me got shot at a lot and
great man) of them just got shot and
ktllcd." Qua~·k. a member of an inOu~nt1al
newspaper family. refused to d1scu~
the matterThul"$dayon the ground 11
would detract from Bush's accep-
llncespeech. "It's the vice president'
nilht. wby should St-nator Q.uayle
hold some big news conference? ·said
press secretary Sheila Tate: .
The Democratic oppos111on cam-
paign stepped around the .controversy
over Quayle and the National Guard
but raised questions about his qu~lifi
cat1ons ... We leave 1t to the Amencan
people to judge who made t.he best
decision. who made the pres1dent1al
decision." said Paul Brountas. chair-
man of Michael Dukak1s' presiden-
tial campaign. "The key quesuon 1~:
Did (Bush) pick the ~rson who 1s
best qualified to serve ...
"I'm proud to ha ve Dan Quayle at
m) side," Bush said, giving delegates
an unmistakable sign that he was not
backing away from his running mate.
Bush. recently revived in the polls
after a 17-point deficit 10 Dukak1s.
said: "There are a lot of great stones in
politics about the underdog winning
-and this is going 10 be one of them.
I mean to run hard. to fight hard. 10
stand on the issues -and I mean to
win.··
.,~.
Balloons deecend u Re-
pubUcan con-.end on enda.
WASH lNGTON (AP) -The Pen-
tagon toda) acknowledged that the
crew of the USS Vincennes made
Stveral mistakes in shooting down an
Iranian airliner but concluded that
the ship's captain. based on what he
,had been told, "did what his nation
expected of him .... "
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff. Adm. William Crowe. said that
an investigation of the July 3 tragedy
found that Capt. Will C. Rogers UI
and his crew were acting under severe
stress as the airliner approached them
during a surface engagement with
Iranian gunboats.
The Vincennes mistook the airliner
for an F-14 fighter and shot it down .
killing 290 people.
"The commanding officer never
received the clear evidence that he
thought he needed to establish lhat
lhe Iranian aircrafi bad not come to
panicipate in the onaoing surface
acuon.~· Crowe told a news con-
ference.
Defense Secretary Frank. C. Carluc-
ci told rcpQrters he had decided to
withdraw a letter of censure proposed
for one of the ship's officers, despite
mistakes made by that officer.
Crowe said that President Reagan
had rece1 ed the report and con-
curred in its findings.
Crowe ci ted these mistakes:
-A conclusion that the civilian
Airbus was descending ralher than
ascending as 11 approached the
Vincennes.
-A repon that the jetliner was
tran.s!'lilllng a signal identifying 11 as
a m1htan, aircraft.
Syphilis rises; ~inorities
ig~ore 'safe sex' message
Reagan aims to limit Noriega investigation
.\TLANTA (AP)-Ajump in the
S} phi I is rate 10 the highest level in 37
years shows that minorities, and
particularly heterosexuals. ha ve fa.11-
cd to heed the message about practic-
ing safe sex despite the AIDS scare.
blacks and Hispanics -groups for
which incidence rates were already
high ."' the CDC said.
The 1ncreasescamcd~nnga ~n0<1
when sexuall) transmuted disease
rates were falling among homosexual
men. the largest group at risk for
A IDS. The use of condoms and other
safe-sex ll'rhnaques lessen the like-
lihood of contracung all venereal
diseases.
SANTA BAR BARA (AP) -The
White Hou~ says it will not provide
information sought by congressional
investigators about alleged drug deal-
ing by Panamanian ruler Manuel
Antonio Noriega unless the scope of
the investigation is reduced.
The announcement Thursda) by
President Reagan's chief spokesman.
Marlin Fitzwater, came as Demo-
cratic presidential nominee Michael
Duk.akis accused the White HouSt of
"stonewalling'' the probe by the
General Accounting Office.
The inqu11) could delve into Re-
publican presidential nominee
George Bush's knowledge of the
Noriega case.
Bush. who is promoting his role 1n
administration anti-drug efforts. has
denied having early knowledge of
Noriega's ties to the drug world or
suppressing information about the
mailer. For vears. Nonega provided
intelligence Information to the CIA.
which Bush headed in the 1970's.
. North and South Koreans
1neet to ease rl~alry, stall
By The Associated Press
PANMUNJOM. Korea-Lawmakers from North and South Korea met
for the first time in nearly tnrec years today to discuss easing their long rivalry.
but they made no progress on a non-aggression pact or on the Nonh 's demand
tobeaco-hostat the Olympic Games. Thetwofive-memberdelcgationsagreed
to hold a second meeting at the truce village of Panmunjom on Saturday to see
if they could agree on terms for full-scale parliamentary talks. Today's meeting
was the first between delegates from North and South since 1985. Chief South
Korean delegate Park Joon-kyu said afterward that he rated chances for
holdin_g parliamentary talks at ··50-SO" and said North Korea will have to be
more flex ible. North Korea urged the two sides to hold meaningful talks. "The
head of our delepuon stressed that we should not repeat the undesirable
history of past ... in which dialogue was arranged but failed to bear fruit." said
the state-run Korean Central News Agency. monitored in Tokyo.
Sandlnlsta• to utend cease-fire
MANAGUA. Nicaragua-TheSandinistagovemment said 1t will extend
its unilateral cease-fire with Contra rebels and is ready to resume peace talks
immediately, according 10 a U.S. senator who met with President Daniel
Ortega. Also Thursday. the government !aid that Radio Catolica can go back
on the air. but without news broadcasts. Monsignor Bismarck Carballo.
spokesman for the Catholic archdiocese in the capital. Managua. said Radio
Catolica wouJd resume broadcasting today. 38 daysafier being ordered shut for
news coverage that allegedly incited violence. Sen. Christopher Dodd. D-
Conn .. who met Thul"$day' with Ortega and his brother. Defense Minister
Humberto Ortega. said the Sandinistas are willing to resume peace talks
immediately with the U.S.-supported rebels known as Contras. "There are no
preconditions on talks" with the rebels. Dodd said at Augusto Cesar Sandino
Airport shortly before leaving Nicaragua. "They said they would extend (the
cease-fire) 1ndefin1tely." said Dodd. a member of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee-and chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Western
Hemisphere Affairs.
Fitzwater. in anta Barbara whale
Reagan vacauons at his ranch north
of here, said admin1strat1on officiels
had ··met with the GAO in an effort to
narrow the request. which GAO
declined to do."
The admin1strat1on told the GAO
on July 13 that n would need 10
complete a legal review before re-
sponding to the request. Fitzwater
\aid.
I he national Centers for Disease
Control on Thursday reported 35.241
cases of syphilis in the United States
in 1987. The rate of 14.6 per 100.000
people was up from an estimated 11 .4
a year earlier and equaled the 1982
rate as the highest since the rate of
16.7 in 1950.
He said the GAO request "asks for
a broad range of sens1t1 ve intelligence
matenal. information from open law
enforcement files. and material re-
flecting the dcliberatl\ e dec1S1on-
making process of the execu11"c
branch."
Based on th•~ advice. the While
House spokesman said. "We cannot
part1ripate in the stud) as current!}'
designed." Reported ll .. cases ofsyph1lisrost'
30 percent 1n two years. from 27.143
or 11.5 per 100.000 1n 1985. the CDC
said.
"Homosexual men ... have taken
safe sex messages scnously," said Dr.
Joel Greenspan. a COC specialist in
scxuallr transmitted diseases. "They
have changed their behavior. M1n-
ont) people. and particularly heter-
osexual s, have not gottt'n that
message."
In M1am1. Dukalos said. ··1 think
thl' Wh ite House does not want 10
rooperatl' lx.-cauM' the~ are embar-
ra~ cd b~ this. "Thl' 1ncrea\t' .. "as greatest for
Pakistanis sure crash was sabotage
ISLAMABAD. Pakistan (A P) -A govern-
ment minister said toda\ that sabotage was almost
certain I) the cause of a tier) plane crash that killed
President Mohammad Zia ul-Haq and U.S.
.\mbassador .\mold Raphel. .
But a go,ernment information officer dis-
counted all <,pccula11on on the cause of the
explosion and crash. which al so killed 28 others.
The countn. meanwhile. was preparing for
Zia's funeral. sehcduled Saturda) at th e world's
largest mosque. Faisal MasJ1d . ..\ gra' e \\3S dug for
him toda~ on the la" n in front of the mosque
.\cross the borda 1n India. au1hon11e lifted
cur1e\\s m t"'o to" ns on the India-Pakistan b6rder
after police eta hcd with Moslems pro1es11ng Zia's
death.
India. whirh 1<, mainl) Hindu. and Pakistan.
"h1l'h 1s Moslem. arc long-ume adversanes and
ha'e fought three wars since the~ both gamed
indl'pcndence from Britain in 194 7.
Policl' and param1lta1J forces continued 10
cnforl'C a curfe" an the summer capital of Jammu
and Ka'ihm1r. a strategic state claimed b) both
rountnes. otlic1als !>aid. Many Moslems 1n the
rl'SIOn ~upport the Pakistani claim and admired
Zia. "-ho carlirr this }Car put his count ry under
Islamic law.
~cunt~ forces toda) fired warning shots in
thl· air 10 disperse crowds th at '1olated the
rl·~tm11ons. but no one was hurt. the) said On
Thur\da'. police killed four Moslem and
"oundl·<l more than I 00 others trytng to set fire 10
Hindu homes. shop!> and temples_
Pak1<>1an·s minister of communications and
ra1h'a~s . .\slam Khattak. told reporters that
sabotage \\as ··a 1.000 percent certainty" as the
cau~ of the m1lita111ransport plane crash. He dad
not elaborate.
But a gu' crnment information officer, speak-
ing on rnnd111on of anon) m11y. discounted all
<,pccula11on on the cause. including a newspaper
report that a 11mc bomb was hidden in a basket of
mangoes aboard the plane. "Nothing is known
~ct."' ~c said. "The 1n' ei.t1gators are sull at the
··Rumors .\bout Blast CauS{'" "as the head·
hne 1n the English-language oppos1t1on dail). The
Muslim . "'\II sons of repons and rumors arc
r1rcula11ng in the federal capital in the absence of
an authentic official regarding the crash.'' it wr<?tc.
Burmese name first civilian chief in 26 years
BANGKOt-.. Thailand (A P) -Burma's
attome~ general. Maung Maung. toda) was named
chairman of Burma's ruli ng party and president.
state-run radio said. The American-educated
law) er is the countf) 's first civilian leader in 26
'cars. w
· tudcnt leaders rejected the choice of Maung
Maung." ho 1s seen asa figurehead for the milita!Y .
and called for a nationwide strike to prc~s for an
end to one-party rule. a Western diplomat in
Rangoon said.
Students led bl oody street demonstrations on
.\ ug. 8· I:! that ended the 17-day rule of Maung
Maung\ hard-line predecessor. Sein Lw1n.
Burma's official Radio Rangoon said that
\faung l\.;faung. 63. was selected during emergenc)
mee11ngs of the central committee of the Burma
Stx:1a li<,t Program Party and of the Peo ple's
.\'>M:mbl). Burma's parf1ament. The radio was
monitored in Bangkok.
"Students ha ve called for a nationwide stnkr
on Monda\." the Western diplomat said by
teleph one (rom Rangoon. the capital: "They're
ag11at1ng for abolition of one-party rule. The more
militant (student) leaders are disappointed."
He said students call<.'d for the stnke in leaflets
circulated dunng a peaceful rail) in front of
Rangoon General Hospital. Japan's Kyodo news
service. reportinj from Rangoon. said 15.000
people took part in the rally.
State high court bars
suit in lover's death
S.\ FRl\NCI (O(AP)-Astate
Supreme C'oun ruling limiting the
ab1li1v of unmarried people to sue
"hen' a hvc -in companion is killed
shows the court 1s out of touch with
the times. ~}'S the lawyer for the man
\\hO~ lawsuit was rcJected.
"We all know that in this society no
one frowns on people who are not
married living together." said
Michael Robins. a lawyer for Richard
Elden. who filed suit over a fatal 1982
crash in Pasadena.
··1t's a new world and the Supreme
CourtJ'ust hasn't caught up with it,"
hr sai after Thursda) 's ruling.
With Justi~ llen Broussard dis-
senting. the court cited "the state's
interest in promoting marriage" m
saving that Elden. who saw his lover
fatally inju,red in a car crash. cannot
sue the other dri ver for emotional
distress and loss of companionship.
The ruhngpreventsa member of an
unmarried couple, whether heter-
osexual or homosexual, from suing
for emotional distress suffered from
Stting the other partner injured. Such
suits can be filed by a spouse. a parent.
a child or other close relative.
The court also said a suit for "loss
of consonium" -love. compa-
nionship. emotional support and
sexual relations th at is denied by loss
of a partner -can be filed only by a
spouse.
The ruling did not affect the 1976
decision involving actor Lee Ma rvm
where the court led the nation 1n
setting property nghts of mamcd
pairs by allowmg one member of an
unmarried couple to bind the other to
an implied promise of financial
support.
Loma Linda mecUcal center
stops inf ant organ harvest
LOMA LINDA (AP) -After 13
failed attempts. a controversial pro-
~m to harvestorgansofinfantsbom
with m<>5t of their brains miuina was
guictl) uspended last month by
Loma Linda Univmaty Medical
CeTitcr. oflkiaJs said.
plans to accept other such infants 1n
the immediatt future, Peabody u1d.
Howtver, Loma Linda wall honor
prior comm1tmtnt1 to attempt orpn
harveuinJ in 1wo unborn
anencephahc infants. said a hospi\11
spokeswoman.
The Pf'Olr1m's fut~ ~II be de-
termined af\tr completten>of a rcpon
Pabody is prepariQI for medical
~nter offidals.
Anen~hcs arc born m1ssin1
sections of the brain and skull. Most
die at blnh or sbonly lhaeafta.
P l A l A
"Certainly. iftheonly4'Utcome you
arc lookina at is the number of solid
orpns transplanted, our prosram hu
failed. and failed dismally ... Dr. Joyce
L. Peabody. Loma Linda's chief of
nconatoloay. said in an AUJ. l O
bioethics 1eminar in Oakland. A tape
recordina of the discussion was
obtained by the Loi Anti:les Times,
which rcponcd on it in todly'a
t'ditions.
Right a~ from Sou1h Cout Pl;wa on Bear trcct. For more dct.lil~ C':llt 241 1700
Tht deca iof\ 10 IUspend the pro-
aram us1n1 aMnCePhalic t.bla.,..
MVtt announced, but thttt arc no
"It takn a pankwar amount ot
COUf'llt to acknowledet that you may
haYe made a miaau;· .ud Leslie
RothmbnJ. a facu.hy mt:tnbtt at the
UClA Mcdacal Cen~ and medical
ethics speaalist wbo hid Mtaazcd
the l.Oml Lindi praeram.
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DAMAGED P
Orange Coast DAll Y PILOT /Friday, August 19, 1988 AS
·re rages in Montana wilderness Redesigned booste~ rocket
'safestfhingontheshuttle'
N • Munl. (\Pl -forest
~ lirt 1h11t l..1lkd m ule and
t-d I 0 hou!te~ grew b) 7,000
vcrmf)lt 1n the mountain\
\t of Hdcno. ~k-,p1tc thr f I. 700 lirdightct"I,
unded like a tr::un," s:iid
Oum. "hO'lt' cabin nnd 30
·re dc'it ro) cd h) Ila mci. "'hen
rm _Spring., C reek tire quad·
in s11c I' hul"\Ja) "When we
ul of the g.aragc. \.\e \aw this
coming at us lhrough the
here. ti re fcmcrl \'ello\.\r,tone
I Park oOicial) in W)om1ng
• a third campground. and
lircfillhtel\ al~o battled tire~ 1n Cali·
lom1a IJaho 'Ulh and other We\t·
l'rn 'llah:s
I hl' Warm Spring!. C red.. lirt. in
the lkhorn Mountain sre" to 17.mo acn:s during the night, but on
t'4o lront .. 11 tool. 1ums that could
help i.upprC'>'i It ... aid lire information
otfi(w Bob Krepp' ~•d toda).
\Vl'\tt:rl) \1.ind blowing at about 20
mph latl' l hursda~ "pu\hcd the fire
had.. into 11\dl" on it~ wt."Stern
rcnmctcr. dl·pri' 1ng it of new fuel
;rnd rd1l'\ 1nis a lhreat to the 500 or so
n:r,1Jen1~ of 1ht.• Saddle Mountain
'ubd1' 1<;1on about I 0 mile-. southeast
of rklena. Krepps said. They had
b\'\'n \.\arned that tht> might ha'c 10
l'\ JlU3tl'
On thl' fir•:\ <'J .. tern edge. the
tlalile'I mo' cd uut oft he lort>sted high
\Ountr>.ind on1og,n1 \land "That'!ia
real tx·nl'f11 to u .. al~ ... Krepps said.
tx•tau'>t' of the lighter fud.
\lthoush the namc'I ad' a need ca\t
tu \11th1n al><HH 1hre1.· m1k., of the \In)
rnmmun1t\ of 'Winston. aboul 15
mile'> \Outhca\I ol I ldena. '"There's
good ft1l.' linl.' 111 t)H'r t hcrc." Krepp)
'1~11d ··1 1h1 nk the~ 'r•: in preu ~ goo<l
'hare th" morning"
\1 ka"ll .io pcupll· remained out o(
thl·11 huml'' "h1k 'olunteer fire
lrl.'"' hdpcd cul lire lint'' around
hOU\C\ and other 'trul turc., \.\C'll of
\\ inl>ton and ncJ r \1ontana ( II\ a
.. mall to" o J k" rn•k~ wuth ol
Hekn3 authw nu:' -..11d Fm~ olliuah ..aid the~ \.\l·re op-
11m1'1ttr about a rnolin& lrl'nd prcd1\··
ll'd for lhl· "-n·k,·nJ
Krl'PP' \Jtd foui home' "and \I\
<iummt.•r l'ahin' \ll'fl' hurncd earl)
Thur,da' "hl'rl lhl' t.1 .. 1-mo\lng
\\arm \pr1n~' < rn·~ 100~ Jn unc\·
JX'l'tl'd turn to''Jflt thl· north
lkforc th\· lir\' hall111>1Wd \\ cdnc~
da> n1gh1 Jh<>ul I "!JO lirt•fight\'1 \
ha<l11'1· ~·rll'l1ll11nla1nl·d lhehla1e
ht.·g1u1 \ug 4 '' hl·n .1 l11ur·" herl·< .. lrl't.'
\ chJdt' caught llrl'
llRK1HA~1 ITY. L'.tah fAP• -
'.1ort" than ~1 ~ear'i 3ftcr a fl3"td
boo.,lt'r rOl l..1.·1 Joint doomed the
( halknger. tht• r1.•cki.1ant:'d part 1s
.. the.'.' !Mlki.t 1hmson the spau· shuuk"
and C'l:11c:d C'ngme~\ s:t~ the m il ''
H'tld' to la um h.
"11.·an\.\h1l1•. 1«hn1uun') al (a!X'
C ana,c:ral Flot \>t)ltedadampo,cr..i
ga' kal. o n the D1!>CO\ l'f) and applied
a 'l'ahng Lompound toda,~ a., lh\'~
\I or kc:d to <:kar o nt· ot 1hc la~I
rt:ma1ning hurdle'l tO liftotl
\: \S.\ spokc'i"'Oman Pat Ph1lhp'
\Jtd the m m pound "'ould ha' l' to '>l't
1111 'l'' 1.•ral hour\ th<:n \.\Orl...er-. "'ould
run pr1''l'i>Urc: l het.·I..~ O\erlhc wtt"kcnd
1u dt'tt'mllnt' hov. "'ell 1ht 5eal
"orl..l.'d
' \ \ \ .mJ 11.ilonon Thiokol hailed
Thur-.d:a~ 1, pntormance of a de·
ll~·1,111:h tl,1\.\\-d b<)(})ler in the last 1n
J \(,'fll'\ o f li\t 1cst-tinngs required
IX-ltH'\' Ot~O' l'I") rnn proceed with tb
'l hl·dul~·J tl,ght 1h1i. fall
I h1· tl'\l l ulm1n1ncd .1 $470 m11l1on
d lw 1 111 \ vrre\I a fault' JOI nt !.Cal that
.1110\l cJ J plume ol tit.·~ .. gas to esca~
un J..in 2~ 1qx6 1r1ggenng the
nf'lt1\wn that l..1 lled Challenger's
\\'\'II\ 11.'" llll'rnber~
Court upsets injury suit,
. . overturning Bird decision
')\' 11< ,,, l"l () I \l'l -\
( altlrnr11J "upf\'l'W ( uurt ruling
qua\h1ng .111 in1ur~ \ 1ll1m' IJ"'>Ult
mari...., thl' ti1-.1 11011.: 1hl Ol"" more
U)n\l'nJll\l \llUrl h.1 ... 11\l'rtUrnl·d a
maJort1lll \,l\l' Jl'\11kJ h" tht: Rose
Bird Lourt
Thl' 5-~ d,·u\11111 I hu"JJ\ 1>'N·
turning J mult1m11l11111-J1111Jr 11.J"HJ
di:1 l\ICIO lJnll' nn a nlJlllrtl\ u•n \l~I·
ing 111 th\' 1°1'·1· JpprnntlT' nt (10\
( 1c11rgl' ()\:ul..ml'JIJn ht:Jdc:J h' C h1l'I
Ju,ltll' \1.tl,nlm I UlJ'
Bird thl·pr1·\H•UHhtdJU\llll' Jnd
t\\u l·11lkagu1'\ \\l'tl' Jl'll'Jtcd 1n the:
,11,c:mlx:r l"l'h dl'llt0n
Thl· \1>urt hdJ 1ha1 Jn tnJur.
'1l11m ha' r:11 ri~hl h> 'IUl' 1h1 otht:r pan~ ., '"'uranlt u1mpan tor drJg·
gang out flJ~ mnll'
I Ill' Jn l'l••n l'!JO\ \Ul h IJ\\\Ull\ 1n
lhl' futurt 11n1.l' thl' $1hnf l'k.•111ml''
linJI It .tllo\\\ pl't1Cl1ng lil~'' to
wn11nw hu1 hm11' lhl.'m \l'' l'rC:h b~
rl·4u1r111it proof 01 thl· "wngdoer"s
l1;1h1llt' lx·lurt: thl· 1n,url·r l an he '-UC:d
-J r1.·,1m tion thJt d1m1natl''> mo-.1
l<I, .... , \l h1d1 an· , ... ·111l.'d \11thout .1n
;1dml\,1011 ut k1bal11'
I hl' ruling "a' halkd b~ 1nsuranll
lompan~ la"~l·r Ro~ \\l·atherup .t\
... 1 gr1•at ' 1llor~ tor l'' t'~ ont: "hu
hu\\ in\uranre." !x'cau'\c the l'OSI ol
1h ... ~ IJ\\'lU•I'> "pa,)t'd on to insuranu:
'll'>IOffil"I"'>
nut ( altt11rn1J TnJI l.J\\\t'C~ .\,.
,111.1.11100 Jllllrnl'' Hant'\· Ll.'\ &nl'
,a1J th ... · rul111g g1' l'' tn'>un:~ a hcen'>C'
tu l'\plo11··1hl''1l t1m'> oftraged1e .. -
t..nppkd prnpk. "1do"'S. orphan'>··
lrct: ot Jm 1.oun re' 1e"' Hi: 'wild
'otl'r'> lOuld o' at urn th ... · ruling b'
.1ppru' 1ng J < TL\-barl.ed in111at" l'
Pmpo'>llllln tu JO ,o,rmber
\ 11.1"'1 ruling JO the Ro~al C1lutx·
\;l\l' alll)\ll'd JO IO!Uf\ \ llllm lo \Ul'
1lw 11thn "dl··, insurance: l'ompan'
lor '1ul:.ittn\! IJ"' rc:qumng da1m~ tu
Ix· handkd ~n \!uod fa 1th "1th da1m'>
paid pwmp11'-11n1t..· ltah11t1' t\ dt•ar
°'ud1 IJ\\\UI\\ Ollt..'O larr. puntlJ\t'
dJmJgt..· .J\\JrJ., !ar higher th:in the
tn'UrJn ... l' lx'lll'lit-. '"' 111' ed ~up
por11.·r., 'll'\\t..'J lhl· la" suit' 3\ J \IJ\
Bradley urges utility to
hold off on gas cutbacks
I I,, \ 't ii L ~ \ -\ IJ\l>r Tom RrJdlc~ S.'1~ ing the ~mog-iilled summer
, .... J"'n '' thl '"1r,111mc to mal..l· h11.al ut1lillt''> burn polluung heaung 01\. urgt'd
till \11uthd•1 < ,1hlmr 1J < •J' < 11 111 hold lll1 lln ru1bat..l..s of natural gas unul fall
I ti ... · t!·'' t..11•1 p.in, lx~an ... u111ng h.tll... 'upphe' ot natural ga'> to its ut1lt 1'
, u,1<1•111:1' I ,,.,JJ' ,,1, 1ng 11'" 1ntl r rl''>C.'r' 1•s \l('re threatened b~ an unusuall~
h1\!h l!.i' Jl n 111J h' 111 ... · util1t1l''> l'lll1n'> t•1 make up for a h)droekctm· po"cr ,h~•· 1"'t.111,,n1,,d th tht· Jr11u~h1 ··\\ l··r ... • lighting no"' to reduce the air pollution
In I hi' rq:1111 B1 .!dll'\ ,,11d T hur\Jj\ .. r h1<, ~ems to he the \.\Or'>t t1ml' 10 the
, ,·.11 •., t:urtJ1. :h • .i,· 1' l'r' 11f 11Jtur;il ~a' '1•rl r~ thl''-t' u11ht1es 10 burn heating
11 :1 .1: p11•d ., ' .!ft..Jl JCJ mor. poll .. · on . \\Ith g.J'> allotmenh being UI.
.1:1 : 11l1illJ, ,,1 thl'' mu,1 t'lurr rnt1r. hc:at ng 011111 run their gt'nt'rJtOrs
Bias sult settled for $35 mllllon
Pll l\BI R<dl -·\n l''l1m.i1t·d J tMI( tormer \\'esunghuu\l' Ekllm
( orp l'lllr'lol\l'l' Jl'llll'd "'\l'f,lnt..l' p;I\ t°ll'\JU'\l' Oflhl.'!f age Could share SJ"
1111ll11•n 111 "h.111-. b\.'ltn l·d 111 Ix: thl· larg. ... ·'>t 'l·t1lcment of a d1s...·nminat1on ra°'I.'
\\ l' hr11I.. ... · ",.,,,. n .... ,, 1u11unJ · < hark' \han1)r general i:ounsd 0i the Equal
I mph•\nll.'PI 11rp11r1ui111' 1 11mm1"11rn ,,11...I f hurlod3' EEOC'> nl'go11awr~
"l'l l' ,irmnl "11h .1 lt..'•kl ,II uiun ruling 1h.11 \\ cst1nghouse \lolatcd lhl' ·\g1·
[),,,nmin.1111111 in ~ mpli\\Ol\'111 \1.1 "hrn 11 denied ...c'erancr pa~ to
l'mpl11\l't'' "h11 \\t..'rl· .l1g1hk l11r l'l\'11'11111' .1tu.·r their JOhs "'ere cllminatl'd in
plant, 1,1,111)'.' th.it hq!.1n 111 I '''II 1hrfl<1(. 'ued Wt•<.tinghouse 1n -:-.:e"' Jcr\t''
. 111d l\1111" h .1n1.1 in thl' l',irh t-i ,11, Thr P\'nn,~l,an1a <,u11 "a' t'\pandcd 1n
I <li'\..I 111 ·,ndu,k \\ l''11n~h1•uw l'mpl1•'l'C'> na11on"1dc t'\lept tho':.4.
rnirt:'•'l1tt..·d Ill thl' 'l'" krw' 1.u11 \ ll'tkral JUdgt· 1n 't'" kr~~ d1sm1s~d
1h.11 ..,111t ..1nd thl I I!)( .1pp1:.1k'd Ill th ... · I \ \rd l 1rt.."u11 ( oun ,,, \ppral\ 10
Ph 1l.1d1 lpt11.1 In 1>,,· f\·nn" '.1r1.1,u1• h·'"l"t'r :i tcdc:ral d1<.tnd 1udge rukd
Ill thl' Jgl'll•' ·, 1,1\ ,,, .111d \\ l''ttnlthuu,l· Jppt<Jkd that dc1.1S11m \0 the 3rd
I lrl'Ull
111 rnl 1111· tt l' ,1,1tl' 'l.irgd' toothk!.s
1,,,,, rq:ul.1tint1 '"'un•r\ opponents
n lh1 10\ 11.Hll.l inllU'>lr\ \:lid tht'
IJ\\\Ull' \\lrl .1 101111 ol kgal IO·
l1m1J.1t111n .111d Jrm l' up rnsurancc
! .Ill'
In lli"l'Ol Ju,lll'l' ')tank\ ~10,i...
1hr .1u1h11r ot thr Ro,ai Glo~
Jl'l l\11tl1 -..ml thl' u>urt h.1d ··replaced
K,1,,tl (1h1h1: "Ith J R1nJI Bonanza·
h1r 111\urann· 1Jrrll'" total 1m·
mu111l\ tor ur1a1r Jnd d1"Ceptt\C'
rral till'' l 11mm111cJ on innocent
, t.11n1.1n1, ·
Thl· (J\HU•I "'"hcd Panen1
\luraJ1.\h.11Jt "ho \IJ'> h11 b' a car
Jn,l'n tl' J ~irl·mJn\ Fund 1n-
'urJnu· poll, \-holdl'r 1n IQ~3 Her
-511 Ml(l b\\.,u11 ..aid thl' compan}
m.1J ... · n1 l 11 •rt t > ~·ttlc 1he pohC)
l la1111 tor 'l'\ l'ral months aftt>r being
J.J.i:d 11 '>l'llkJ f1,t mon1hs atkr she
'Ul0d lhl.' d'l\l"f
Thl' high wurt d1~m1ssed her
lav. 'u1t. !>ll~ 1ng 11 "a" no t bas.ed o n a
dl'll'rm1na11o n b\ a Judgi: that the
•tha Jn'l'r "'a' liable
Coast states
show gains
in income
\\ -\~lil't 1TO'.\ 1.\PI-RegionaJ
J1\pJnt1e' 10 pt!r-.onat incomes
"1dc:ned la't 'ear a~ stroni economic
l!r<l\.\ th l"On\lnul.'d tor l'03Stal states ~htk 'tatc' 1n .\rntnca·s heanland ti 1J not larC' J'> \I ell. the go' emmtnt
r1.:pon\
I ht dl·panmcnt \Ju.1 all I 0 of the
'tJtt·<i '"th the htg,h~t a' erage pe-r·
... onal nulmt..'' IJ\1 'car "~re on the
r.111oii <, u)J\h utihl along the ..\tlan-
t1l Jnd t"o < alilnm1a and .\laslc.a on
the l'Jl 1f11
l l1nnl'l 111 ul rJnl cd 'o I \.\tlh
rl'\ld1·nt<, ... ·arning S::' l.::'66 for e' ef!
mJn , ... OmJn and l'."hrld la~t \l'ar. an
tnl rl'.l'>l' ~'' ~ pcrn·nt O\ er· ('}86 '''\\ .ll·r.,...., "11h an a' eragc in·
«Hiil' ol ::'O '5::' ranked SC<'Ond
tx·hinJ t 11nnrt taru1 \lassachusetts
''a' 'u ' "1th Jn a' erage income of SI li 1-l ::' J<1l h1" cd h} ~laska .
• J ll ::' \11 .1nd \tar. land. S 18.124 .
R11und1ng 11ut 1hr top 10 we~ New
\ 11rl.. l ahl<irnia. ~""' Hampshire.
Dd.1\1.m· and \ 1rg1nia
f 1 tr tht· l'Ottrl' nation. incomes rose
<• p..·ru•nt 10.1n J\ l'rage ofS l S.481 last
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DAMAGED PAGE
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock ITltt
trudged to a slight!~ higher finish today in so f
the flghtc~t trading of the )Car, cappi ng a
\\CCk of 1n,cstor apath) and confusion t
\\ hl·rc pnccs arc going.
.. The market's been closed fo r the week. 1d
~ohcn Mc}cr. director of research a e
Fahne\tock & C'o. investment firm an NeYi ~
.. I thank there's a general lack of confidence !tie
market. panicularl) because ofuncertant} o'tti c
t.'conom\' and d1rect1 on of interest rates."
With short-term Treasun bonds olfng rclall\l~I~ high rates of interest. brokersf d.
there· not much 1ncllnat1on for in vestors ,sk
their monc\ 1n stocks.
The DoYi Jonc'i a' eragc of 30 ind~ls. marganalh higher through most of the n.
dropped \harpl\ an the tinal few minut nd clo~ed at 2.016.00. down 11.03. That pt hc
ande' 's loss for the Yicck at :! 1.5:!.
.\d\ ancing 1si.uco; outnumbered decll b)
about 4-to-3 on th1.· Ne" York Stock Exe gt.
Yi 1t h 7S I up, 6 i 0 down anJ 514 unch.mged.
Big Board volume totaled 121.37 rton
shares. a1ta1nst 139.82 mil hon the pn•v1ous ~on.
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Pr.v. ~ 16
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Dow JoNES Avu .cE s
NASDAQ SuM ARY
Consolidation hel
insolvent S&L fir
WASH lNGTON (AP)-A federal
regulator says the government's con-
solidation of 12 insolvent Texas
savings and loan institutions 1s a sian
of things to come, in Texas and
elsewhere in the nation. M. Danny Wall. chairman of the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board. said
he wo1:1ld !\OI SP,CCify when the next conM>hdat1on would take place. But
he indicated that about half of an
estimated 200 inM>lvent S&L cases in
various states of nqotiation, biddina
and markeaina may be resolved by the
end of the year.
Wall's comments came Thu~y
at the announcemen1 of the founh
consolidaafon under the ''Southwnt
Plan" to consolidate and rttapitaltu
aihna Setts in the rqion. The latest
consolidation doubleS the number of
Texas thrif\$ to be mct'led since the
fi rst such tranNCtion in ~ay. The consolidation bnnp 10 68 the
number of metae"'t consolidations and ''insurance acuoos" approved
nat1onw1dt by the board so far this
year, Wall uid, "ahead of what we had esiatAilhcd u a minimum pl so
far this year and that ratio. tbat
IVCfllC per week. ,..a.dd only con-
unue '° 1ncreur u we move toward
\he end oftbt )al,"
FSLIC 11 uptttcd to ~ S 1.3
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Oranoe Coast DAILY PILOT/Fnday. August 19. 1988 A7
exy ther~pist defended TV L1STING j
.AR .\NN LANDERS I "a~
u "hen I rl·ad the 'trong stand
) ook aga1n~1 therapist\ touching
pa nt"l 'iCXuall~ In m) opinion. )Ou
dt a lot of harm by futltng to
¥ "kdgl' that tht>rc could be
e' 11ons lkar me out. please.
ix·oplc kcl thi:~ haH' tht' right 10
Ol<ikl' a Joh 111 ti'' I 6:00 I &:30 I 1:00 I 1:30 j a:oo I e :3o I 9:oo j 9:30 j 1 o:oo I 1 o :3o I 11 :oo I 11 :3o I
husband ran around. refused to
lo c to me for three )Carf> and
me feel unat1raCtl\e and UO·
hie. Hl' dc'ilro)ed eH'r) \hrcd > \t'lf·rnnlidcncc. M ) P'>\--1~t hrought me out of a &-
pr( on and g:H l' mc a '>enSl' of
nal \\t1rth b~ k1,~1ng. fondling
ak1ne. Jo, e to me He knl" ~ "hat I n,·cdcd and prll\ tdl·d
plc;i\c \nn. don't Ix· \ll Jd.1-
rna and do~d-m11Hkd lkar in
nu that an affai r \\ tth 1rnt•'<,
1atm1 l·an bee' treml'I~ hdptul.
hl' JX'rfeu C\ampk "o nan\\: or
ka'l' J u\t -RE '\F-\\ 11> I\;
· 111 '\L \ .\L l !-Y
AR SUl'l:Slll~E: I asked a
otherapist, wbo prefers to re-
anonymous. to respond to yo ur
ent. This is what he said:
~IHI'' that suml' dl\turhed
·n • ha'l' profited Imm th,· c\trac-
1v 1f tl'l·th Imm .,ho<.~ thl·rap'
rrn ton\llkctumtl'\ lrom hrain on '''o"' and trurn <,pank1ng!> But
tor omml·nJ an~ ol thl' abo\t~ as
y, August 20
All
LAIDEIS
modaltttl'S for treaung depressed
tndl\ 1dual\ would be ridiculous.
F-or a tht•rap1st to engage in se\ual
actl\ 1ttl'" "ith a pat1en1 could be '>o
dntrut 11' l' and putt'nt1all~ damaging
that 11 1c. tx·-.1 to rule 11 out altogether
Th1.·rap1w, should no t be left to decide
\\h1ch pattl'nt'> would hcncfit and
\\h1ch \\Ould be harmed.
'-'l'O• ti tht' \\Oman \\hO \\fOIC
hdtl'\ ""' that '>he wa'> made "ell b)
'>haring 1nt1mant.'!> with her dmtor. 11
\\ould Ix· fuolhard' to U!>l' hl·r
c\pt:fll'Oll' a .. the ba\1<o for dt'c1d1ng
tlm l'>'iUl' fhcrapt'>I\ often ha' e a
un11.1ul' l"Kl"l'r h~ '1nut' ofth1: lill·t that
thl·~ rl·prncnt 1h1: carcia~n thl'
pan:nl the 1rul' au1hont\ T 11 ahu~
that pm,l·r \\Ould be the ult1matl'
tra\c\I\. -l-IFTY-Pll 'I) YE\RS
I' PR \( rt< 'E. .... Df \R \'\'\I \ '\iDER<.; V.111 \OU
pk."t' tl'll ml' \\h~ p1:oplc thtn~ a
hlJl I.. l'\\' '' lunn' ., V. hat " thl·re
ahoul th1' \\pc uf in1un th.11 ma~t''>
I \\'1\ tn a minor l'ar .tll'tdt:nt
.. l'\Cral tfa~' ago and"~" lul·k~ to gt't
ofl "1th nl!th1ng muTl' than a \htnl·r
\ ou \\uuld nut iwltl'\t' thl· .. rnm1ral ..
cumml'OI\ that ha'l' llJnll' m' "a'
For e'ample lrom a tx'r\on 111 "horn
I barcl\ 'kl~ "(JUo<l morning "'hen I
1:nruun1er him tn the clc\cttur "That
mu\l ha'l' tx-cn \Omt' fight' I \\1>0dt>r
\\hat thl' utha gu' luuh like"' I hen.
thl' lir\I lO·\\orJ..c'r I '>:I"' tn thl' onice
a,h·J "\\hat happenl·d ' l>1d \OU fall
oil .i har '>tool''" L atcr th.11 nwrnint
an11thl·1 m·rdUJl l..l"d · '""' Jon't tdl
Ill\' 'llU ran into J J oor ·
\\ h.at '' thl· Jpprnpn.tll' rnpon'>l:
under thl'\l'umdttwm \nn'' I hall' to
Ix· ddl·n"''' hut I'm g111 n11 111 ha,t·
thl' Ol'llllm:1tton for qlll ll' a \\hill'
anJ 1 \1lt~l'111 i-nu\\ v.hJt Ill '·" -(,()L[)l'\-.,J..\f[C,R IPI .
OEA R GOLDIE: I don't kno"' wb}
people think a black e)e is runny.
Ma} be it goes back to the comic strip
"hen ~taggie used to hit J iggs "itb a
rolling pin and he seemed to have a
permanent black eye. Actually, viol-
ence isn't funny and you owe no
explanation to dods who romment.
Buy a concealer stick at a cosmetic ·
l'enter. It "ill rover the bruise
beautiful!~ lalso dark cirl'le if you
ha"e them 1. and there " ill be no more
smart-alec·k l'Ommeots.
RIES( ~tarch 21-..\pnl 19): You arc"rcleased" from
can no" Ix· rl'tll\l'fl'l.i ..,unll' pt:opk ma) !kl\. "You·q~
1urn1.·J P"l htc un LI'> .. \ ou'll dt~crn truth in ama11ng
manner
SYDNEY
0MARR
CORPIO l<kt 2'-'"o' 211 ·"Where ha\c \OU
bl·l·n''" \\tll Ix· qul'\ltnn )11u'll hl'Jr r.:pcatedl) Hold ~uur
tire. )OU do ha'l' upf)l.'r h<tnJ 'ou'll pu!>h through fltm~)
npl.rnauon'>. C\CUS<.'' "ia' thl\ "I'' c bel.'n here -no"
pa) up ..
fl .....
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AnnM c.I
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ibltptll)n "h1ch
"a' ooltsh 1 n first
plat\ You'll ab!>l'nt
~ourtlf from un-
pk;1 U'lt s11ua11on.
F1>ll on tra H·L
tmg.lcr financial
Prll'tCI'> reunion
\\llh )H'd 111\l'
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.AGIITARll'S ('o' 22-IA'l 211' t1d.tO\\hat\1JU ~no" alu·nt 1tkaltsm '>ln~l' l hord of unt' ere.al apP:,...il
Dun't hc al ra1d of thl· \\uni 'lll'l' .. \l1<,<,1on "'" hc
l11mplctl'd \1.1u'll ht.· rc\\ arJl·d \nc\ pla) '> paramount
ruk
Complete televl1ton lt1tlng1 In Sundey'a TV Piiot
~!I-\h ~Ill \ ou asked for d1rcc11on and now you get 11
\ 11u • ~n1m \\ ht:rc 10 go. kc) 1~ to "get going." Focus on
puhl rchllton'. 1ntu111on. fomtl~ gathering. chance 10
jmr l' inromc. \quan:in pla )\ role.
fMINI ( ~l:l ~ ~ 1-J um· 201· It 's OK. spread )Our
\\1ng '"t"I\ ~our cuno\tt) Ched lt'gal papers.
tnl lulng p.1\\J)(1n R1.·qul''lt' ilrl' granted. populant~ ts on
tht 1i: l kmcnt'i11I 1101111).! lu1.~ n dt: with ~ou. Pnx.-ced
':'\CER (Junt· 21-Juf\ 22): Don't st1cl.. "'1th what t\
"uld l l .. BreJ~ lrum rou11'ne. create \OUr own 1rad1t1on
II\ :at1gh1 111 tx· \l'fl·n·n11.·rl·d T 001 )our horn. sa~. "I am
1u'1 \,at \l>U nc1.·d .. Scor~111 ftgurt:~ promint:ntl ~
f tJul) 23-.\ug. 2-1 \ ou could be inundated b~
l Jlf, C\<•:tt?l''· rt'qur~t' I '11l11e gift for anal)z1ng
char r 1111111\ l''i ~1emha ol oppos11e SC\ 1s intere\tl'd
1n m than ml'fl' f11rt:i11nn Ba<>tc ~1.·unt' is'"' oh cd
'l\GO ( \ug ~3-Scpt 2~1· Domestic adJu~tml·nt
ll':1tufJ rd.111\l' \\JOI\ \OU to hcniml' tn\Ol \l·J 1n 1.1.h:it
\
011l1 lth· rn1harr:i1,s1ng '1in.tnl·1al .,1tuat1on. ~tl'Cr dl'Jr
\tu.I ol \\h.1\ \11u nt'l'J \\Ill tx· made a'adahlc lk
d1pl11tatll
mRA I \l'PI 2 '·<>\I 2~ I 'cp:irate fac t trom
lhNfl ( hl'l ~ OCf\Olldl DO\\C\\lun<,. "hat had tx·cn lo't
L.M. Bo vo
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1n111.1ll\l'. u1 ur.1gl'. daring.. 111\l'ntt\l'Ol''' You·H. pro, en
ma1ur p111nt --.urpn'l' )!tll rl·\\,1rJ n·,ult' f 1•l u' on
trcJtt\ ti) rnm;.inlt' \fll'l ulJtton .Id' l'O turl' I n1c1'
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inJI\ 1Ju.1I "ho "pulh 'tnntt ..... Rl'lU'>C tu ht· lJJokJ
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Jaycees were once teetotalers
\I.I\\: \1111 d1d11'1 ~Oil\\ the Junuir
< han\hr ol < omm1·r\l' <.tJrtt•d uut as
.1 ll'fft1:rann· mg.1011a 11 on com-
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BRIDG E
B' CHARLES GORE!'>
and O\L\R . HARIF
Neither vulnerable. North deals.
!'lORTH
• A Q 10 4
AJ
6 4 2 + A J 7 3
\.\-EST EAST
• 7 J • 6
8 6 s 4 Q 10 9 2
K97 J I08J + K Q 10 8 + 9 6 S 2
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A Q S
• 4
The bidding:
~Orth East
I + Pass
3 • Pass
S + Pass
6 + Pass
Pass Pass
outh
I +
4 !'lT
S .'.'liT
6 •
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Pas
Pass
Pas
Pass
O pening lead: Ktng of +
"Ladies and Gentlemen of the
. Jury.
"This lawsuit is frivolous tn the
e'Clreme. There can be no rt'ason
why my client, Mr. Sou1h . should be
found guilty of neghgence Consid-
er how cart>fully he played this
hand.
"He won the opening lead tn
dummy, then drew tw o rounds of
trumps ending in hand Ne:< I came a
finesse of the jack of heam . Had
this succeeded, he would ha"e been
@J o~@J~
s~*
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$19 ~-port c.~n1er Dnve
(711) 6'ti-S070
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ltnt .. hnl S l >.00 l<t hhl d , """" J'••h
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pedal Price., No~ thna
\f'ptc-mlxr 'lrd.
\\' 1\V D VII I A I
fl)l'l \\~'OJ Blvd
t2Ul l l llil
\11 "-ol"t' Hou~
\t1m1..1,., Ind 10.utl 10 ~pm
\.Jtur\f.1\ l\\tm to bpm
'unJ,.,, "i<'t'n tl' 'pm
able to discard one of dumm) 's dia-
monds on the king of hearts, and he
' would have been able to try for an
O\ertnck \\Ith the diamond finesse.
"Unfortunately. the heart fmesse
lost and East returned a club \.1 y
chent ruffed. crossed to the ace of
heart\ and took the diamond fi-
nesse That. too. lo'it. so m) c heni
weni do\\n one trick Stnce the odds
on one of t "'o finesse!-"'or l mg 1s at
lca\1 3-to-I. ho" can an\ont' blame
m\ d1en1'l"
"Lad1t'\ and gentlemen. honor-
able lOunsel's defense o f outh has
been more learned than auura1e1
\Ir outh 1.1.ould ha'e done better
10 da1m ht) slam at tnd one-the
def ender\ would probabl' ha' e
ACROSS
l Garmen•
5 Sott hats
9 Chtfs
14 Filament
15 Ignore
16 On the te'llel
17 Say
18 ~ve<age
19 Santa
20 Btokes
21 Famed at>Dey
23 Opts tor
25 Great Barrier
Island
26 Ar11cle So
27 Pt1sons
29 Follow
32 More abunoan t
35 Mata
36 F1sn organ
37 Hautboy
38 Sub1ect
39 Romulus cuy
40 Nervous
41 Hot ptace
42 Tnoekset
43 A1rh~ abbr
44 Brain canal
45 Mam oomt
46 Several
48 Slackens
52 Mutual Cleat
S6 Ex11ngu1shed
57 des Beaux·
Ans
58 Lon9ing
59 n as a
wl'IOle
60 Oe111ated
6 1 Son of Eve
62 HeDrew tyre
63 Jacket
material
64 Weathercock
65 Stupid ctlap
DOWN
1 Ouagm1re
; Mea1 dish
3 One of the
1-1orae
4 Bv means ot
" Soars
6 "''P'ODt'•
• l'tavo• no
8 <;1auncn
9 Angl~
10 Burn l)f'•tume
1, ~ ptieaval
12 Formula
13 CtHel <1c1or
21 Was1e •wa\
2; Artn•lf" lu•al
.::>rde•
::'4 l'liava -l•vvP
2-News ~.-c!oum
28 9" ti• ao n
30 Handoul ::1 ~hgl'll
32 Aos1e<
33 Stiaoe<J tw>am
34 E19hl~
conceded
"Suppof>e he "'"s the opening
leact, then ruffs a club. Tv.o rounds
of trump~. ending on the table. are
followed by another club ruff, and
then come ace-king of hearts and a
hean ruff Now declarer completes
the elt minatton by leadin& the Jack
of dubs and stuffing a diamond
from hand'
"\\hen West wins the queen-he
must hold milady in ltght of his
opening lead-he can either yield a
ruff-sluff or else lead a diamond
tnto declarer's maJOr tenace. E11her
wa). d«larer loses a club trtck and
no more We ms1st on a guilt) vt>r·
dtct and damages "
P11t£VIOUS PVZZ1..E SOLVED
35 HOtSted
36 Loons 11 1n
38 Beerer
42 Property
u Obstruct
45 Provolle
4 7 LuDncated
48 ASGenCled
49 Snare
SO Instructor
51 lb<s s cousin
52 Sanap1pen
53 Color
5~ Nor~ !ling
55 Caribt>ean
island
59 -Mahal
by 811 Keane
"One, two, Velcro my shoe ... "
" ... and there goes Marmadulfe!"
IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
o~ THOSE ID1015 ••. &NWJ, ;;
CALL 1HE. BULL FEN AA~ '"'
TELL 1HEM TuEY SE~T
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Northwood Little Lea&ae membera.
flanked by Manager Mu Rayuht. react to
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lou (top). Meanwhile. llayuhl tria to aet-
. tle down etartlng pitcher Ryan o•Toole.
Bergeson' sties ~ecure
Newport Beach poloist reunited
with coach, players on U.S. team
By KEVIN BALL
.. Bl'rg1c ha~ been a pro It tic !>corer for us since 198 S
.\nd he kno\\s ho\.\ to \\in. too:· said Barn('tt. Yoho has
been rl'spons1blc tor the de' elopment of dozens of players
\.\ho \\Cnt on to pla~ at the colleg1ate and national level.
··He probahl~ has one of the quickest releases of an)
of our pla\t'r'i. "'h1ch ha' allowed him to be one of ourtop
'>Corers." he said. "He ha" bee n one of the reasons that "e
arl' one oft he fa, ontc\ 10 l'Ompet(' for the gold medal this
\Car."
O.ity "'4>1 Con "90ftClenl
Being named to the l 'n1tcd States .... ater polo team
that "'111 '1e for the gold dunng the Seoul Summ('r 01~ mp1c Game~ ha'i bccn as much a reunion as a dream
coml' trut' for 'Je"port Beach·s James Bergeson
~graduate ol -..:e"pon Harbor High. Bergeson has
been reunited \\Ith his mentor. C'oach 8 111 Barnett. no"'
the leader of Team l'~.\. and teammate Ke\ln
Robenson
· Dunng his Ja" at ')1anford Berge'>on along Yo 1th
C ::impbell Jnd \loucha"ar kd the Cardinal to four tnps
to thl' '( .\..\ tournament 1nclud1ng the \\.\O cham·
p1onsh•P' in · I) anJ · I It "as their performance there
that c::iught the l'~e ol the l \later polo officials
Former ~1.inford tl'ammatl''i .\Ian Moucha"'ar and
Jod} Campl'll.'11. c1 memh<:r of the s1h e'r-medal .... innmg
01~ mp1c team 1n 198~. "ill abo mat.e the final cut. fu n her
binding Bl·rgl'\on·., tll''i to Jhe squad.
.. \\inning ·~ tun:· ht' <.aid ··1t I'> rnn1ag1ous. and
t'' entualh bl·c.omt'' the <itandard for e' e~ one on the
ll'::im ··
.. Pia' mg" 11h the saml· group of '-U} s over the ~ears
has been ht·nl'linal for the entire team. ·Bergeson said. ··11
1s detin1td~ to nur adq1n1age that we are fam 1har \\Ith
each other
Tht' l n11l'd ~talc'> 111 l0m1ng off a successful pre· 01~ mp1c tourof Euro~. earning a ftf'St-place lin1sh in thl'
'J..oda Cup in Du1~ourg. \\es t German~ on .\ug. 7.
··111-. important to ha ' c pla~l'd a lot of time with your
teammate-.. to be fa mill::ir with what each one is goi ng to
do ... hr <;a1d. ·· r cam' from Europe and all over the world
ha' t• :in ad,antage o'er us in that re~rd. The} train year-
round \\hill· hc·1ng ~upportcd b) 1hc1r coun tr).
Bui the squ::id rnuld mu<otcr onl~ third place a week
later in tht' Yas a In' 11a11onal 1n BeceJ. Yugosla' 1a. Tht• Yugo~la' ian n::i11onal tl·am. ranked ;-.;o. I in the world .
toot. flr~t.
00l 1h1nk \\eJU!>I got a li ttle b1111rcd dunng that second
"l'Ck." Bergeson \aid. ··But that 1s good. because it gi,es
us a chance to ~ork that out before the 01} mp 1cs.::
The European tour came on the heels of a six-game
( ahfomian exh1b1t1on .... 11h Yuso la' 1a. The Un11ed
. tatcs "'on four of the SI\ ga mes 1n con' incing fashion.
but the team "111 not take the Yugosla' 1ans ltghtl) in the
prcltm1na~ roun d of the 01~ mp1c Games on September
~I.
.. Herl'. JO the l ' n11ed 4'wtes. we all have our JObs and
careers that "l' "ork at That doesn't leave our athletes a
lot of t1ml· to \\llf~ together as a team."Bergeson said. "It
is our talent "h1rh allows us to 0' crcome that. though ...
..\ fir<.t tl'c1n1 \ll·.\mrncan selection in each of his
four \Cars a\ a mcrnht·r of the l\.\O-llme NC .\A champion
Stanford C ardmal. Ekrgeson "'as an alternate on the '84
sq u::id. JU't a '>ll'P 3\\3~ from the Los i\ngeles Summer
Game'i.
Surl'l''>'>. 1n tart urnld be termed inherent fo r the
fu ture 01' mp1an. H1<, mother. Manon. 1s running fo r a
consecut1\l' term a~ a C.ali fomia tat<' Senator.
.. I thint. th::it \\hen the chips arc do"'n. a good team
"'111 perform to m ab1h1~ c' e~ 11me." Berg<'son said.
"\\'hen the 01~ mp1cs roll around 1n September.
Yugo-;la' 1a 1s going to put those lo5ses tll:h1nd them.
Berg(·son ha~ qu1ckl~ become an intrical cog 1n the
n1tcd tatl·s· quest for an Ol)mp1c gold medal in
September \\Ith h1\ l'mrrgcnce as a gen1une ofT('nsi ve
threat.
··1 1hink that our chances look prett) good. oursehes.
;\Ian for man. Y.t: are probabl} the best team m the
OI~ mp1c<1. pnmanh because of our depth.·· he added.
··1t 1s going to t•ome do"' n to the litt le things to win
the gold ml·dal fhc d11Terencc bet"'een a team wmmng
gold medal or com mg awa) "'1th nothing at all will be
pla~ ing conmtentl~. and consistent I~ .,.,ell."
Finley slows.down
Yankees' &ttaCk
Left-hander teams
with Minton for
'} 7 -1 Angels' win
NE\\-YOR K(.\P)-Clfuck Ftnle)
figured 1f he could get th e first out 1n
the inning. he ""ould ha'c a better
chance of keeping the ooll in the park.
His thinking "'as nght on the mark
Thursday night as he held New York
to one run m S~c innings as the
California Angel' beat the Yanke<'s.
7-1.
The Yankees ent ered the game with
40 hits and 20 runs 1n their previous
three outi ngs. but \\ere cooled off by
the left-hander who won for only the
th ird time since June 29.
"I felt if I could get the first out m
the inning I \\Ould have a much better
chance," Finley said.
The onl) batter to reach safely
leading off an 1nmng for the Yankees
was Rickey Henderson. with a single
in the third.
This season. Finle) has retired the
first batter in an inning 11 0 llme1 in
I 54 opponun111c
"Fink)' challenacd lh<' hitters and I
don't think the Yankct's arc as good
ap ins1 lef\-hanJers:· California
Manaacr Cook1e RoJa sa1d -
The .\nacls 101 upcrb rchcf from Orea Minton. who allowed no hns
O\cr the final 31 1 1nn1np for his
IC\.Cnth savt'.
The Yankees. who fell 3~ pmcs
behind AL East·leadiOJ t>Ctroi\,
wtn<'h rallied for a ~ vtC-tOf) over
("hicqo, WHtN thl' $1ll·hh pUC'h1na
or Tomm~ John 1n SC\en-plus 10·
nings.
John. 8-5. was seeking his ~86th
'1ctol). but was the v1c11m of fielding
lapse m the third inning when the
.\ ngels scored two unearned runs.
"I had good stuff tonight." John
said ... It \\as mne-1nn1ng stuff. I can't
kt the fielding bother me I never
h:l\e."
F1nle,. 7-11. shut out ttfe Yankees
on fi ,e hits for five innings. But with
one out in the sixth. Dave Winfield
h11a478-foot home run that landed in
the monuments park near the fla~pole
in left field to pull the Yanks within
~-1.
"I d1dn ·1 e'en look." RoJas said of
Winfield's shot.
It "'as Winfield's 23rd homer and
the third straight game with one.
The Yankees then loaded the bases
on n walk, single and intentional
walk. Finley got Luis Aguayo on a
li ner to third and Minton relieved
and retired Rafael Santana on a
grounder to shonstop. Dick Schofield led off the third with
the first hit off John, moved toS«ond
on a sacnfi~ and third on a arounder.
Dr'on White then hat a slo-.
grounder to shonstop and Santana's
errant throw to first pulled Don
Matt1ngl) off \he baa 1llowm1
• hofield to score.
Johnn) Ray folk>wtd .,.,,ha double
o' ('r the head of center fiekkr Gar)
\\<ard to $C<n White. Ward first
broke in on the bell and oould not
rrro' ('r to make the play.
"It looked hke a UJUll play:·
ntana said. "I wascv~ Oft m~ •ay
to the duaout I ~It Md about not
TIJe .cJJedale
AWAY
Tonighl-Bellimore. S:OS o.m. •
Aug. ~•llimore, t:JS o.m •
AU9 21-Bettimore. lO:JS e.m •
Aug. 22-8 o$lon. • JS o m
AUil 23-Boston. •:JS o.m. • AUG. 24-8o$lon. •·JS o m •
AU9 2H dle.
•On TV, Chennel S.
•Att temes on KMPC (710)
mat.mg that pla~ \.\Ith the \\3~ our
pitching has been ...
The Angels made 11 3-1 in the
sc"enth when Wall\ Jo~ner singled.
mo'cd to second on a grounder. and
scored on Sc hofield'" double.
In the eighth. Onan Down ing hit a
~entire fl) and Ch1h Da' 1s hit a ball
O\ er Winfield's head for a run-scori ng
double to make 11 S-1.
The l\ngcls cont1nrd the atta ~ 1n
the ntnth ofT C~ilto Guante as Mar~
Mcl emore and Downing hit solo
home ru ns.
11 \\OS Downina's ~0th homer of the
~ason and his Sl\th ap1nst New
York 1n 198 • 1nclud1ng ft,<' ~t Yan~ec \ad1um. He had ent('rtd the sta n -with no home runs in 204 at·
bat at C\\ York.
Before I.he pme. the 'nttls placed
n1ht·handtr Kirk M Hk1ll on the
2 I-day d1sabatd hst. rctl'Ol<'tl'-C to .\uc. 9. and tte"alltd JKk La1orko
from their Tnpk-affihale 1n Ed-
monton. ·
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1988
l•n Fr•nclaco pitcher Krukow contlnuee m .. t•rr of Meta. 82.
Sklmbo9rdlng event Mt for South Laguu thla weekend. 83.
Northwood,LL hits
roadblock, falls, 6-5
Carson City spoils
lrvi n e team· s bid
to return to Series
By KIRK WOLCOTT
Delly Hot ConH ,......t
.\' BfR,~RDl!\O -It nc\C:r
should haH haprx·ncd th1'> "'a'
In inc\ 'onh"ood .\II· ta,; Y.l're
the defendin~ I 1ttle Leagu(' national
thamp1on'> Thl·\ "Creon the1r Y.a\ to
an unprl'll'dl·ntl'd second con·
~lutl\c \\l·,tan Regional title
:--:orth .... oud \lon its opening game
of the '>1ngk l'11m1na11on tournaml·nt
Tuesda~ ~nod.mg off K<'nne .... 1c~
Wash1n$ton n-1> l he team .... a., a
h<'a'' fa\(1m,· to beat Carson Cu"
Nl'' · 1n the quJrtt:rtinal~. Thursd<.1~
But betorL thL' Ir' me tea m ~ne..,.,
Y.hat h11 thrn' < ar'on ('11' reeled off
fhc rune; 1n thl· tir<,t inn1ng'on the .... a~
to a 6-5 '' 1n hl.'lore an csttmated
cro\ld of '114111 at ~I Houghton
1ad1um
··\:o onl· ..... " pa\lng attention
tonight E' L'r\(lnl' thought ~(' had the
game \l On bl'lorl 11 start<'d.°" ;"1.onh·
Y.OO<fs s1ar11ng pitcher R~an O"Toole
said.
.\ftl'r the fi, L'·run tirst inning llu rn
-1n "h1ch (Jrc,on (11' (10-11
profited from l\\O \lal~.-.. tY.o hit
ballers an error Jnd a pa'>scd ball -
the 'e' ada '>t:lll' l h::imp1ons \lt're
ne\l·r mm h ol a thrl·at
The' tolkllcd1ust t"'o more h~'> •n
the game. a '>mgll' and a doubk 1n •Jle
fourth.'' h1Lh led to their final run
'\orth"'ood f I ~-JI. the lir'\t kagul'
10 l'\ t•r \.\ 1n oack·IO·Oar~ ')outht'rn
( altforn1a di\ l)lonal 11tll'\. tnl'd dl'>·
peratt'h to gt't bar~ m 1ht' gamt•
fa!>M Jom-s and Enb. oht•k lt•d oil
tht' bottom 01 the tir t "'1th a .... alt. and
a'>1ngk re"Pl'Lll'd~ and!>l·oredona
ha>('>-loadl'd '>1ngk h' ffT ook
lnthl'\l'lond Tomm1e lou1e Y.ho
pill ht•J J I" o-hll shutout against
i...l·nnt'" ll ~ •r T ul'!>da' launcht•d a
l\.\ll·LIUI \ul 1 "'•lnll' run.en er thl' Y.Jll
in k it lil·!J I ,ul tht' kad 10 o-3 .\nd
C Jllhl·r lh an \furg.in added a l\\O·
run hl•mi:r I• JL·ad Ll'nta in the Sl\lh
BL.I thl· J 1\J,lrou!> ti r'>I "'as too
rn Ul h 1 '' l"fl •ml'
\ti1.' thl· 1ir,1 inning I ~1d to the
gu~' · 1 h11f>1: ~ ou peupk art· a"'a~t· ..
' •rtt ·' •od \lanagt·r \la\ Ha,a!>h1
"·' d ·· I hl'' "l"fl' '>u lal ~Jda1\1t'31 ..1nd
k1h.1rn1, JI lhl ~ginntn(! uftht• gaml'
·1 h·ilJ 'm''>L'lf n·,pons1hk ·· ht•
aJLkJ II ' up to mt· 111 gl'I the tL·am
ur t11r thl' l!,1mL· I d1dn"1 du m' 10h ··
\ lkr 1,11r1 ng tx·h1nd 'i.tl m the tc>p ot
thl' tir't '11nh\\ood had an Of)·
ponun1I\ ll>l UI the kaJ 1oone 1n thl'
'>l'l (Ind frtl Z Jl hon led off that
inning'' 1th a <,mgle up lhl' middle and
mtt\l"d 111 '>r,ond "hen (.reg Fein:">
1. ht·,~-'" 1ng groundl."r "a~ m1!>han-
dll·J t" 'hl. < Jr<,on ( ''' ,atlhcr
' '.tJa ' p11r her Joe T1('me' ,1ru...t .. •lit the nnt hatter tor th<' tirSt
11ut 01 tht• inning He "a'> ah('ad of
'' ri~""o(f<, nl'\t batter but Jones 'rna\hl·d an I-and-~ la,thall back at
I l"'ll'' and 1nlll ll'ntl·r tield
[k,p11e ht·1ng told to hold up Jt
1h •d I Jl han tned to \Cure on thl'
rra"· h11 Hl' beat thl' thro" b'
T l·rnl'' tht· rntoff man. but .... a., hlcl\.~l.j and taggt'd out JI tht• plate h~
< ar,11n < 11' lall hl•r Bill ( ou~hran
Oelt .......... ., ........
Jamea Bergeson baa been reanJted wltb bis coach at New-
port Harbor, Bill Barnett. on the U.S. water polo equad.
U.S. Britannia Cup
team reaches finals
It "'as to be the No I seeded United
tatcs Bntann1J Cup team ap tnst th<'
<;urpm1ng Fn."nrh squad 1n the final
of the Britannia Cup "etc-rans team
champ1on.,tup at L1ndborg Racquet
( luh in Huntington Beach toda).
Thl' l ' squad won bot h singles
matlhe<. to d1nth the '1ctory Thur;.
Ja, before the doubk team lost the
li~t rnat~h for the fa, ontes 1n I.he
afternoon
In tht• quanl·rlinal<, of thl' .\ustna
Cup. the l ' ..quad paet'd b~ \\-hit·
ne' Rl~d. won O\ ::i '-0 S4.0l'e o'er
.\rgcntina and thl: Dubler Cup team
paced o~ Kei th D1epraam won O\er
\1e\lt'O rn the second rou nd
The tournament under the banner
of the lntema11onal Tenn1 Feder-
auon. will lind finals 1n the Bntanma
Cup toda' brtwtcn the U. . and
France. Final 1n the .\ustna C'up for
pla,crs ss~and-O\ er will be held
S3turd:I\ and the Dublrr C'up for
those <&5-and-o' er will be on unda\
to conclude the ~C't'k of play. ·
In the Bn1 ann1a C'up match. Tom
Bro" n. thr t.>rml" \\ 1 mt"iledon
Jl1ubks lh::imp111n , "'W'lul·d h1
ma'>ten t·n t'r all 1'flfl''lll'nh He "'on
ae.ain i;, ti·O l'H "-'Nt'' \\Ith Da\ld
\lamn t';iptunng .l 1111.gr r>· '\ -.
triumph in tnr ,ithl·r <.1ngll''
.\u<1tr::ih.1 "nn ihl' J,,ut-k' mall h ll'
rnndude the ma;" h " th .1 ll•" the-
fir,t ,lf tht' \\C'\.'
Fran .. ~. un<.l't'd,·d at ,tan \II pla'
\.\On 1t'-third ma1ch "11ti J 2· I
tnumph n' t'T <. lrcat Rnta1n
In \u<.tna (up pl:l' 't'" lt'aland
up~·t '('"''nd·<.\.'t"ded \u,tralta ~-1.
and "111 IJL.'e tht• Ft'drral Rt'puhhc of
Ciem1an' \\1th the l n1'1l'd • tates
ml't'l1ng <.. an.1'1a in ~m11inal pla~
Folhm 1ng (up rln' the lntcr-
na11onal \ ,·taan .. Federation \'c1-
cran ( hamp1on,h1p<, for hoth men
and "1'mt'n , .. ,11 be held at L1n~bora
R t and t l" <. .ih.lllcro~ in Founlatn
\ allr' nn t "ed
\h ire' than N')() entrants are hsted
\\1th quahf\lng scheduled this wttk-
t•nJ for the· men's 4~ singles and tht
""omen·~ .SO ~rngles
LITTLE bEAGUE
Ha,Jsh1 1001. tht" fil'ld in prute<ot
d c11m1ng that Zalhan had hct'n intt:r-
ll'n·d "1th" hilt-rounding. third l ht•
third ha<.l· um pire ..aid h,· hc1d n111
\\.'l n lhl' ola\· tiut the lall \tuod
T ll'rlll'' got out 111 111, inning
\\ 1thuu1 gl\ mg ur a run .ind \\l'lll tin
lu r\.·lord h '> 1hird " n n ·" r1.im
\IJrl'> \l rl~IO)i? 'Ul \I\ .inJ \\Jl~1ng
I\\ 11
"I k ' I hl lx'\I p1tdll I '" hJ\ l ' \J1d ( .1rwr C •I\ \lanJgn < 1n,1ht
'\1n11 "h1• gamt"ikJ h' -.1.ir•111~ h"
'o ~ Piil hl'r r h1' lt'J lll ' •JJX'n ng 1nunJ g.Hlk Jg.11m1 \\ \1.rn1ng 'a' mg
f1l'rn"·' 1111 '\11rth\\ 10J
Cl"Toull 1 ~-~1 nlL'Jn\\h1k -.,11ud.
out ti\ l' \\Jl ~rJ li\l· Jnd g:J\ l" ur lour
hit' anJ tour l"Jrnl·J run' Ill and
Lou1t· l"Jlh ,ollntl·J l\\ll t•I '\111 111
\\lleld\ Ollh h:.J\l" h11\
. rm 11·alh p1 11ud ol lhl'Ol .. \Jld
Ha' J\h1 111 h" tl'am · T ht'\ learned .1
good ll0 \\••ll 1n l1k ll•n1 gh1 II ~ou
pl3\l'J \l•ur ht·,1. thl'rL' 1<. 11111h111g lo
tx ..l\h.111wd 111 I hl'' l •tllll' a l<mg "'a'
lhl\ \l'Jf 't nh'"''id "J~ 111 pla~ Jg.Jin tnda)
in J 111 J m ,on,olatwn gaml.' against
.\r11or.J \\ 11h J "in 11 n•uld lim.-.h
litth .,., th Jnnlhl'' '1uon 1111 ~J tur·
dJ\ .
f\\1ll)J1•rl \\In\( HI Jr<.ont I' .md
II Y.111 rl·prt'\COI lhl.' \\ l'\I n \\ 11·
ltamc,port Pd .\ug 22-~~ h>r thl'
L 11tk LcagUl' World •ru.''
That "'a'> "ht·r<' '\onh\\u1)(1 \\J'
hoping IL• return ~fa~be ne't \Car
Dodgers
extend
streak
LO" .\:'\GEL~ I .\Pl -DaH
.\ndcrc,on·s game-winning h11 Y.as too
late tOJ!'e Ramon Maninez his fir~
ma.tor lcagul'' IL.10~ but 11 hdped tht'
Lo) .\ngclcs Dodj('~ strett·h their
"'inning streal to tour game<;
.\ nder..oo .-.ingled 1 n Tran \\ 1~>ds· l'" from St'lOnJ hase in thl' eighth
mn1n~ Thursd.n and Lo., \ng.cle<.
llt.'at Philadelphia 2-1 at DoJgcr
"tad1um the Phillie•," tilth '1ra1gh1
lo'>\ ~ lK><l'>llll \lngkd ll• i.>JX'T' the
t'1ghth ~\tl 1-..L'' in Gro~ .. 11·'1 ~tire-do
Gnllin '13lnliLed and .\l')der,.on hit a
2-~ p1tLh into \hon right f.il'ld.
'-{'nd1ng Phlladl'lph1a to ''' fifth
'trJ1ght lo,.,
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ti mes and .nothin~ happened l hL''
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game."
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Ja\ Howell. 3. '. "ho p1ll"hcd I 1 •
inrungs of h11lc.,, relief but h3\.I to l\C
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to p1nch-h111cr Lance Pamsh Or~,\\hogoth1 eithtq,e,tMn
1ot Phil Bradle\' on a iol"C't pla) 11
horn<' and r•n ~-hmer Bob Drrn1cr
on a fl\ t.I LAK \\-000 (AP) -Brad Grm
orHuntmaton Buch shot a ~un~r
par 63 Thunda to take-the first·
round kad 1n tht Quttn Mar) Open
1rttr hbt his round at the 6.450-
) ard. par· 72 k) hnk.s Golf oune.
the hontit of the t•o COUl"K$ uted m
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Walnut C'iuk shot a 64 on tht same
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\I a1 6<'1. all pla)1n1 at k)'hnk
~cre John M om1sh of: nta Maria.
Brad &II of Sacramento and Jon
F1cdkr of Malibu.
Tht 300-man fad d ,,.,11 be cut IO tht
~'& 90 pros and ciabt •INllWn .... todi~ 's round. First pnic ., sio.ooo.
br1mez. ma 1n1 h1S ~ ftd m"or-~ a ar11n<"C, p \e up
four hits 1n st' -en 1nn1ng.s. striklnt out
st'en arid "alku\& thrtt Ht> hai f1¥Cn up two runs 1n h11 first 14~ 1nn1"(1
··Ht"'~ YtOn at eH1) ~el, and With
h1 arm. t~'5 no rcaton •ii) ht
lboukt" 't bf abat to contmuie to win
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Fnaa n. A1soel1te4 Preti
SAN FRANCISCO -The no-booze,
no-smoking seating zone at Ca ndlestick
Park is a bi& hit with families trying to
escape the crude atmosphere of the
anythina-.aoes seating section.
''I thmk it's a great idea," said Dennis Helsey, who
sat with his 7-year-old son, Josh. and his I I-year-old
dau&hter, Dawn.
"When I bring my wife and other child. the price
climbs above SI 00. These seats are affordable. the kids
aren't subjected to the cursm' and fighting. and the
view is better than I exp«ted,' Helsey said.
Giants offic1als have decided to experiment with
the 2.400-seat family section to see whether the fans like
it enough to make 1t a permanent fixture. The first trial
came during last Tuesda) ·s game with the Mets.
Tickets for the seats in the section cost SS. half the
price of a lower-deck box seat. •
Giants President Al Rosen decided to try out the
no-booze seats afh~r numerous fist fights broke out
dunng a doubleheader with the Dodgers at Candlestick
on Jul} 26
The section 1s also smoke-free because. "If you're
going to go dean. you mieht as well go all the way," said
team spokeswoman Robin Carr.
Twelve o.ther major-league teams currently have
no-booze sections.
Thr only negative sentiments toward the new
secti on at Candlestick came from Martin Fitzpatrick
and Robert Clark, two men visiting the San Francisco
Bay area on business. .
The) said they bought their uckets in the parking
lot, unaware of the restrictions that wtnt along with the
seats.
When an usher pohtely told Fitzpatrick to
cx111)gu1sh his cigarette. the businessman said ... You
ca n't dnnk. \OU can't cuss, you can't raise no hell -
what's goang.on around here~"
Added his fncnd Clark, a New Yorker. ··1 think it 's
a good idea for people to have a place to brine their kids
"here there "on't be no trouble. But I'm getung the hell
out of hrrc and go ha' e a beer."
Quote of the day
Watson Browa, football coach at Vanderbilt,
asked at the Southeastern Conference preseason
coaches· bnefing 1fhe had a bold 1988 prediction.
such as the one he made in 1987. when he said
that the ( ommodores. coming off a I· I 0 season.
"Ould be 1n the hunt for a bowl bid (the) wound
up 4-7,. "Yes Once the) get the top 64 teams out
ofthl' wa ). I thin ~ we'\'l' got a great chance for the
NIT.''
Watson ousted from tourney
C .\STLE ROCK. Colo -Tom !I \\ at\on came up a point short and was
eliminated 1n Thursda' 's completion of
lint-round pla) at the f ntemauonal Golf
Tournament
\\at son needing a b1rd1e-b1rd1e finish 10 advance
to tht second rou nd of the tournciment, b1rd1ed the 17th
hole and missed from four feet on the 18th.
"It's the same thing I've been doing all }Car." said
Wat son. a fi, e-ume Brmsh Open champion who has
won onl\ oner 1n the.' last fou r vears. "It doesn't matter
how close )OU hll 11 lf)OU can't make the pulls. I had my
t hancc and I ble" 1t:·
L nder thr modified Stableford sconng system
used for this tournament. eagles are worth fi ve points.
b1rd1es arc worth two and pars are worth nothing.
Bogeys cost pla}ers one point and double bogey or
high er cost three.
!Xfending champion John Cook also missed with
zero poin ts
fkn C rrn,ha"' and Mark O'Me.ara led 39 gualifiers
from the 81-ma n field in the second half of the first
round
Jets shut down Browns, 11-7
MO~TR EAL -The New York Jets
won the first /':FL game ,played in Canada
in 19 )Cal"'i Thursda)' night, usmga big-play
defense that shut out the Cleveland Browns
for the final three penods in an 11 -7 victory.
After Cle' eland drove 79 yards in 12 plays on its
opening series for its lone touchdown. the Jets clamped
down. E'en ~ark Gastineau. New York's belea~uered
defensl\ e end. had has first sack of the exhibition
season
A.nd "'hen the Bro"ns got to the New York 13 1n
the final two minutes. the Jets' defense stopped them.
The mo'lt recent of three NFL exhibition sames
pla>ed 1n Canada was .\ug. 25. 1969. when Detroit beat
Ne" England. 22-9. also 1n Montreal. This game;
played at Olympic Stadium. drew 39.112 fans. most of
'Vhom cheered for the Browns. although the Jets
.techn1ca ll)' were the home team.
The qu1ck-movmg first half featured three time·
consuming drives b) the Browns. but just one
touchdown. on a 4-)'ard pass from Bernie Kosar to
·Kevin Mack. A 35-)ard interference call on Bobby
Humphel). who tripped Reggie Langhorne. helped the
drive.
~~i~:~e~;; Krukow tames Mets again
paralyzed upper ria.bt arm Thursday after I d d · n1 M I I t fifth t · •" sufferina a stroke. fiis doctor said. Giants pitcher Improves career bases-oa e sm.,c as ontrea OSI i s i s ra1 ... 1 de pile the first two-homer pme of Andres Galamaa's "He's awake. He responded to QllCStioning." said -career.
ca rdiologist Theodore R. Gelet, Rooney's family mark to 20-7 alnst New York Mt\rk Parent doubled offTim Burke. J.J.1oopen tl'te
ph)'Sitian. He said Rooney's prognosis was guarded. ninth. Ga rry Templeton sacrificed pinch-runna-Stan
Rooney, 87, has a pacemaker and his hl'art From Tlte Anod•te4 Ptt11 Jefferson to third. Marvell Wynne Popped out and
problems were oomplicatins the stroke. I d T G · t · 11 "We've had to gjve him medic.ation to take care of Mike the Met-killer struck aaain. Roberto A omar an ony wynn were in enuona y
his heart, and this is also producing problems with Mike Krukow beat New Yorlc for the third 1ime this walked. hnnging up Martinel. who hncd a singled to
· f season and increased his career center swelhn& that covl'rs up some of the symptoms o the record against the Mets to 20-1, I ~ the American League:
stroke. the doctor said at a news conference. leading the an Francisco Giants to Tlien t, White Sox 4: Dave Bergman capped a four.
Rooney's sons Dan. who is team president. and Art a 4.1 victory Thursday a& run ralfy in the ninth inning with a two-run homer, giving
Jr. were among those at his bedside, said hospitaJ Candlestick Park. Detroit the victory over Chicago at Tiger Stadium.
spokeswoman Mary Donnelly. Krukow. 7-4. won for the Trailinl 4-2 going into the ninth, Tom Brooken~
Rooney was unable to speak bccauSl' he was sc'enth time 1n his last eight !.1nlledand ou WhitakerwalkedoffBobbyThigpen. S-7.
connected to a respirator to help him breath. He decisions again t New York. He anaboth runner~ moved up on a sacrifice by Luis Salaur.
apparently recognized his sons and responded to them ga' e up four hits an six innings. Orioles It, A&)Jetlcs I: In Baltimore, Jeff Ballard
b) squeezing their hands or blinking his eyes, Gelet struck out a season-high Sl'ven and J>1tched a four-hitter and Terr) Kennedy. Jim Traber and
said.Thr Steelers· patnarch ex.perienccd dimness. then hit an RBI double. (al Ripken had lhrce hits each as the Orioles ended a
had difficult) speaking, at 4:55 p.m. Wednesday at the "I thre"' differently today than three-game losing streak. Steele~· offices at Thrl'e Rivers Stadium, Gelet said. I did thr first l\\O 11mts against the K k Ballard. 7-10. pitched his SC'Cond consecutive
Shortl} after that. Rooney suffered a stroke that Mets this \Car:· Krukow said. "If .na ow co mplete game. stnkmg out three and walking five. He
probabl) involved the middle artery on the kft side of )'Ouutt·.~~ prc~1ctablc agaipst that team, they'll kick your ·did not allo"' a runner ~st first base after the fourth
his brain and caused paralysis of the upper right arm b Mariners 6, Red Sox 1: Ju11 Presley hit a three-run and further difficulty speaking. ..He\ a~ good a competitor as there is." Giants doubk in the six th inning and Mark Langston pitched a
Manager Roger Craig_said. Krukow, making his second fi, e-hitter for 7' 11nnings. leading Seattle to the victory
U.S. women'• squad trimmed
COLUMBIA, S.C. -U.S. Olympic • women's basketball coach Kay Yow made
her final cuts Thursday, reducing the team
to the dozen players who'll compete in
Seoul. South Korea.
Fran Hams. a 6-foot, 156-pound, 1986 Texas
graduate. and Chana Perry, a 6-4, 185-pouod senior at
·San Diego State. were both cut by Yow as the coach
picked her final roster. Amo ng those who made the team were Katrina
McClain. a 6-2. 175-pounder who is a native of
Charleston and pla)'ed at Georgia, . and 6-8 Anne
Donovan. a former star at Old Dominion.
Two active college players also made the roster -
Maryland senior V1ck1 Bullett. a 6-3. 175-pounder. and
Tennessee senior Bridgette Gordon. a 6-0. 158-
pounder.
Others who made the team were: Cindy Brown. a
6-2. 165-pound pla yer from Long Beach State: Cyn thia
Cooper. 5-1 0. 147-pounder who played at USC; Teresa
Edward$. a 5-11. 155-pound player from Georgia:
Kam1e ethendge. a 5-S. 122-poundcr who played for
Texas: and Jennifer Gillom. a 6-3. I 7S-pound player
from M1ss1ssi pp1.
Three other players completed their eligibility last
'car: .\ndrea Lloyd. a 6-2. 160-pounder who played for
Texas. Suzie McConnell. a S-4. I !~pounder who
played for Penn State. and Teresa Weatherspoon. a S-8.
155-pounder who played for Louisiana Tech.
Shanahan shifting lineup
OXNARD -New Los Angeles [iJ
Raiders Coach Mike Shanahan has been •II•
quick to make lineup changes.
When new players Willie Gault (wide
receiver) and Jim Lachey (offensive tackle) arrived
after trades. they were quicky inserted in the starting
lineup at training camp.
No11ccablc differences in the offensive line were
'1s1blc this week. Working at right tackle was Don
Mosebar. normall) a center. Bruce Wilkerson. the right
tctckle. had moved to nght guard. wuh Bill Lewis
pla) 1n~ ce nter. \\hen changes were apparent in the offensive hne
JUSI before the close of training camp. Shanahan was
as~ed 1f the mo' cs ~ere permanent.
"No. we JUSt feel that with only eight offensive
linemen (or ma} be nine) on the final roster. every
lineman has to pla) at least two positions." the coach
e\plain ed.
··whether a gu} 1s a center. guard or tackle. he has
to learn at lea!it one other position."
Mosebar. the No. I draft choice in 1983, came out
of use as a tackle. was initially moved to euard by the
Raiders. then to center following a senes of back
surgeries.
"Don has the ability to play tackle." Shanahan
said. "He's played both guard and tackle, but center and
tackle are most similar in terms of what's required and
the wear and tear."
Television, radio
TELEVISION
4:30 p.m. -BASKETBALL: U.S. Olympic
team vs. NB.\ All-Stars. from Cleveland. ESPN.
5 p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore.
Channel S.
6 p.m. -EXHIBITION FOOTBALL: Den·
ver at M1am1. Channel 4.
6:30 p.m. -BOXING: Doug DeWitt vs. Ray
Ray Gray in a 12-round middleweight bout, from
Atlantic City. N.J .. ESPN.
7 p.m -BASEBALL: New York Mets at
an Diego. WOR.
7 30 p.m. -GYMNASTICS: U.S. vs. USS R
exh1b1t 1on meet. from Westwood (taped). Prime
Ticket.
7:30 t m. -BASEBALL: Montreal at
Dodgrrs .. Channel.
RADIO 5 p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore.
KMPC (71 01
7 p .m. -BASEBALL: New York Mets at
San Diego. KFMB (760).
7:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Montreal at
Dodtters. KABC (790).
• Bell has shot
to. make roster
stan sin ce coming off the disablc<t list with a shoulder Seattle won two of the three games and became the
injury. was relieved after six innin~ because of a stiff. first team besides Boston to win a' series at Fenway Park
back. ~ince Toronto won four straight from June 2-5. .. San Francisco shut out the Mets for eight innings. Ran1ers 4, Twlas %: Jeff Russell pitched a five-hitter
extending New York's scoreless streak to 18 annings. and Pete Jncaviglia and Geno Petralli hit consecuti ve
before Dave Magadan hit a run-scoring groundout in the homers in the second inn ing. lifting Texas to the victor)
ninth. in the Metrodome. In other National League games: Indians 4, Brewers 3: In Cleveland. Andy Allanwn
Cardinals Z, Astros I: Tom Brunansky tripled in the broke a 1-1 ue with a two-out, three-run double in the
Cardinals' first run and snapped a tie with a sixth-inning seventh inning and Cory Sn yder-threw out B.J. SurhofTat
homer off Mike Scott as St. Louis beat Houston at Busch home for the final out of the game as the Indians edged
Stadium. Mil"aukrc. Houston fell 411i games behind Los Angeles in the NL
Wes1.
Bob Forsch . 7-4. allowed four hits in seven innings.
'itriking out two and walking three in his longest outing
this season. Ken Da yle) and Todd Worrell were hitless
the rest of the wa). with Worrell getting two outs for his
23rd save.
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to become the National League·s first 17-game winner
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Sports on TV for weekend
Saturday
TELEVISION
9 a.m. -HORSE JUMPING: ~he Grand Pnx of
Seattle (taped). ESPN.
11: 15 a.m. -BASEBALL: Houston at Pittsburgh .
Channel~ .
11:30 a.m. -AUTO RACING~·· lMSA Califom1a
Grand Pnx. from Sonoma (tapccl). ESPN.
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Atlanta at Chicago Cu~.
WG . . , .
2_p.m. -DRAG RACING: 1988 Spnngnauonals.
f1om Columbus. Ohio (taped). Channel 7.
2:30 p.m. -PRO Jt,\RATE: Channel 4.
7 pm. -EXHIBITION FOOTBALL: Houston at
Ram !I. KMPC (710).
7 p.m. -EX HIBITION FOOTBALL: Washington at
Raiders. K TL'\ ( 1130).
7:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Montreal at Dodgers.
Ko\B (790).
SDJJday :1 TELEVISION
9 ·ti m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR Champion
<;park Plug 400. from Brooklyn, Mich .. ESPN.
ro:JO a.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore.
Channel 5.
11 : I 0 a.m -BASEBALL: Atlanta at Chicago Cubs.
TB . WGN.
The Beat !\ept
Secret Jn Tpw.n
F1fto-yel\r running back Greg_ Bell.
who came Jo the Los Angeles Rams
last fall in the Eric Dickerson trade.
hac; a ch'ance to 6eat the odds and
make the roster. Coach John Rob-
inson s:tid Thursday.
4.lthough he's· competing against
first-round draft eho1Ct' Gaston
Green and 1987 NFL rush inf leader
. in Charles White, the 5-foot-0. 21~
pound Bell 'has shown promise as a
3 p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: The International. from
Castle Rock. Colo. (dclayed) . .Channcl 2.
3 p.m. -SKllNG~ WorkS Cup men's downhill, from
Las Lcnas. Araentma {taped), Channel 7.
Noon -MEN'S GOLF: The International. from
Castle Rock. Colo .. Channel 2.
· Noon -JET-SKIING: 1987 World Finals high·
lights. from Lake Havasu, Ariz .• ESPN. ' I•
Don't Forget Us For
DINNER
from. 1725 ·
Fresh Fish, Pasta, Prime Rib
=~--
And More!
Reservations (714) 650-17 50
428 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
pass 'Feiver. . ·
'Bes1des'catchirig six passcs. more
than an>-,oth" taiJDac\ Bcll J\as al$o
a' erased 4. I ·yards a -carry in three
· prt~ason aamc . By!conira~t. Green
and White l\aveiver31cd 2. 7 and 3.2
yards a can)'. • •
"You know. the gu)'. ,IS obviously
talented.·• Robinson Aid ... He's bctn
fine (lhtoupout camp). I can't think
of anytbina ncptive about htm. ••
lkfl ma> att a chart« to pt'l>ve has
"'onh 1n tht Rams' fourtlJ u,,ibnion
pmc Saturdt> apanst Houston ·
Wtmc ~ ~ nbs And may not .,._y.
"If Chatllf can't olaf: .. ·u u.c
GHton and Gq a l0t. . Rpbinton
Mid. "Gtt1 probllbly wilt play an tht
nadttl dc>Wfts. ..
~II c:arnr from lht Buffalo Bills in IM tlwtt--ay track &bal 1tn&
Didrr9)n from &ht Ra"" to lht
lndi1n1pohs Colts.
4 p.m. -WIDE WOllLDOPSPORTS: Horse nicing:
Travers Stakes, from Saratoga Springs. N.Y ; The
Arlington Million. from Arlinaton Heights. lit : U.S .
men's gymnastics· trials. from SaJt Lake City (taped),
Channel 7.
4:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore,
Channel S.
4:30 'p~. ~ BASEBALL: ~ttle at New York
Yankees, WPlX. . s p rn. -lHt Nl"L PaEVJP: Channel 2.
S p.nj. ·-RIOll SCllOOL AU-STAR FOOTBALL Gut~ Texas VJ. Oklahoma i_n _&he Oil Bowl. ftom
Wichita Fall1. Teus (taoedl, ESPN.
7:30 p.m. -ad&BAl.L: Montreal at Dodacrs. Z
Chanr~I. 1:3(1 p.m. -TENNIS: ATP Championship semi·
final. frpm Cincinnati (delayed~.1. 9 p.m. -EXarrlON f · Pittsburah at
New York Oian\s. WPIX.
9:30 p.m. -A~ POOl'BAU..:Sydncy vs.
Carlton (taped). ESPN.
llADIO
4:10 p.m. -IA.ID'"· Aqds at Baltim~. KMPC(110). 6 p.m. -DmlTION POOl'aAIL: Sin FnncitCO
at ChlJ'ltf'I. XTRA (690).
l p.m. -BASEBALL: Montreal at Dodgers. Z
\hannel.
1:30 p.m. -HYDROPLANE RACING: Columbia
Cup. from Tri-Ci ties, Wash. (taped), ESPN. 2 p.m. -OLYMPIC TAJAl.S: Men's platform
d1vina. from Indianapolis (delayed): men's and women·,
swimming. from Austin, Texas (taped): Cyctina. tntk
competition. from Houston (taped), and road rac1na.
from Pokane. Wash. {taped), Channel 7.
2 p.m. -MEN'S 'l'ENNIS: ATP Championships
final. from Cincinnati {dela_y~). USA.
2:30 p.m. -BICYCLE RACING: 1988 Coot1
International ctassk, from Boulder. Colo., ESPN.
4 p.m. -AUTO RACING: JROCfinal, from Watkins
Glen, N. Y. (taoed). Channel 7.
j p.m. -l>llO FOOTBAU.: Minnesota at SL Lou1J.
ESPN.
7 p.m. -WOMEN'S TENNIS: Player•s Challentt
Championthip. from Moft&reel (dfllyed). Prime Tidcct.
RADIO
10:301 m -PllOIAIE8ALL·An,elu&BaJ\im0tt.
KMPC(710)
1 p.m. -PRO BAIEIAU.: New York Mets a.t Pad~. KFM8(760).
I p.m. -Pao IAIEBALL: Montreal at ~
K 8((790).
Major Leallae staaiJlngs Am~caJ £ea6ae
Oakland
Minntsota
Kansas 1ty
Am1e11
Chicago
Texas
Seattle
w
71
68
62
61
54
53
47
L
45
52
58 60
67
66
74
WES1' DIVISION
Pel. GB Llt
.631 8-2
.S67 8 7-3
.Sl7 14 6-4
. S04 I S'h 4--6
.446 22'h S-S
.445 22117 5-S
.388 291/i 5-5
EAST DIVISION Detroit 70 50 .583 4-6
Boston 67 53 .SSS 3 4-6
New York 65 52 .556 31/2 4-6
Milwaukee 61 62 .496 101/2 4-6
Toronto 60 61 .496 I O'h 6-4
Cleveland 58 63 4 79 I 21h 5-5
Balt1morC' 40 80 333 30 3-7
Thursday's Scores
Angels 7. New York I
Bahimore 10. Oakland I
Seattle 6. Boston I
Clneland 4. Milwaukee:!
Te"<a~ 4. Minnesota 1
De1ro116. Chicago 4
Streak
Lost I
Lost I
Won I
Won I
Lost J
WoQ I
Won I
Won I
Lost I
Lost I
Lost 3
Lost 3
Won 4
Won I
H•me A•11
38-22 39-23
33-2S 3S-27
33-28 29-30
26-32 3S-28
31-32 23-35
28··31 2S-3S
26-33 21-41
39-23
41 -2 1
34-26
3S-26
28-30
34-28
25.35
31 -27
26-32
31 -26
26-36
32-3 1
24-35
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Today's Games
Angels (M. W111 9-11) at Baltimore (Schmidt 5-3). 5:05 p.m.
Scattlc(Moorc 6-13 and Ta}lor0-0) at New York (Ca ndelana 13-7 and
Dotson 9-5). 2. I :35 p.m
Oakland (Stewan 15-10) at Boston (Smithson 6-4). 4:35 p.m.
Kansas City (Saberhagen I :!-12) at Cleveland (RodnguC'Z 1-2). 4:35 p.m.
Chi cago (Long 4-8) at De1ro11 (Tanana 13-7), 4:35 p.m.
Milwaukee (Filer S-6) at Toronto (Musselman S-1). 4:35 p.m.
Tc"<as (8. W111 4-8) at Minnesota (Toliver 4-2). 5:05 p.m.
Sal•rday's Games
Angels at Baltimore. 4:35 p.m.
Kansa\ Cit> at ClcH~land. 10:35 a.m.
Mil waukee at Toronto. 11 :05 a.m.
Oakland at Boston. 11 :20 a.m.
Sea11le at New York. 4:30 p.m.
ChKago at Detroit. 4·35 p.m.
Tc\a'i at Minnc<,ota. 5:05 p.m.
Natlonal £alae
WEST DIVISION W .L
69 51
65 56
64 57
61 58
Pct. GB Lit Streu
Won 4
Lost I
Won 2
Won I
Won 3
Lost 2
Home Away
33-28 36-23
36-24 29-32
36-26 28-31
32-28 29-30
35-27 23-36
20-38 21-41
Dodgers
Houston
575 7-3
537 411 4-6
5an Franc1~0
C1 ncinna11
.529 51 ? 5-5
.513 7111 7-3
an Diego
.\tlanta
5 63 479 I I' i 7-3
41 79 .342 28 3-7
EAST DIVISION
Nev.. 'I ork
P1ll'iburgh
Montreal
71
f) 7
(d
58
51
51
50 587 4-6 Lost 2
Won 2
Lost 5
Lost I
Won I
Lost 5
38-21
35-27
32-26
29-29
29-33
30-29
33-29
32-27
31-31
29-31
24-34
21-40
54 554 4 6-4
5 7 5 2 5 71/i 3-7
C h1t·ago 60 492 11 111 5-5
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PhiJadelphia
6 7 442 17112 6-4
64 ..t25 19111 3. 7
Thursday's Scores
Dodgers 2. Philadelphia I
San Diego 5. Mon1r.:al 4
~an Francisco 4. New York I
( '1ncinna11 9, ( 'h1l'ago I
SI. Louis 2. Hou'lton I
Today's Games
Monlrl·al t Mar11nc1 14-8) at Dodgi ri (Hersh1ser 16-7). 7:35'p.m.
.\1 lan1a (Mahler 9-11 I at ( h1cago (G. Maddux 16-6). I :OS p.m.
Houston (Oaf'\' 1n 5-9) at Pittsburgh (Duvne 6-9). 4:35 p.m.
C1ncinna11 (Charlton 0-0) at I. Louis (Deleon 8-8). 5:35 p.m
;-.lev. York (F~rnande1 7-10) at an D1eio (Show 10-10). 7:05 pm
Philadelphia (Palmer 7-t!) at an Francisc0 (Downs 12-9). 7:35 p.m.
Saturday's Games
Montreal at Dodgers. 7 05 p.m
C1nc1nna11 at St Lou1-; 11 20 am
.\tlanta al <.. h1<:ajO. I ().)pm
Philadelphia at San Franu~o. I 05 p.m
Houston at P111sburgh. 4 05 p m
h
Skimboarders to
compete in Laguna
Imagine a spon that combme11 the
an of surfing. the agilll} and man-
euvering of ska1cboard1ng and the
grace of di\ mg It's all pan of
sk1111board1ng. whKh tn recent ~ears
has ern.erged as one of the na11on 's
fastest-gro"' 1ng v.ater spon"
k1mboan.k r~ ran· along 1he
shoreline. IO'i'I the board upon the "ct
sand. jump on and ~k1m out to meet
the mrom1ng "a' cs. catapult into the
air. spin around and land had. on the
board
This 1s hov. o,k1mboan .. hng 1s de-
fined for 11s top athktcs .\nd the
ew11ement has generated 1ncrcas1ng
spectator appeal.
For those "ho wish a bird'~ c-.e
\ ICW, Sk1mhoardtng'\ oldest and
most prcst1g1ous contest. the V1ctona
Sk1mboards Laguna Open. v.111 be
held S..turda)' and Sunday at ol\hso
Pier in South Laguna
Spectators can sit ju~t a few feet
away from the 4'horcl1ne-ae1ion a sec a
new form of wa ve-ri ding. Panici-
pants meet the oncoming waves
head-on. performing 360-degrec
maneuver . prec1s1on tube ndes and
aerial t11p'i -'iOme as high as 15 feet
into the air
The V1c1ona Sk1mboards Laguna
Open is the last of three C\ cnts on the
I <>88 Victoria Grand Pri"<. which
li:a1url·d pre' ious ~tops in Malt bu
and Mau 1. Hawa11 Compe1111on be·
girl\ at g a.m .. aturda~. progressing
through 1hc finals at 2 p.m. Sunda).
I he spon has recently emerged
trum the shadows of surfing. to be
rn·ogn11cd for its own class of
p~:rtormcrs. mancu' crs. jargon and
l'\ l'nls.
\ h1le 11-; ba~1c mo' es arc relauveh
simple for the beginner. the more
:id' anccd techniques are conjured up
in each 'ik101boarder's mind w11h the
rhangmg rnnd1~1ons of each wa"e
l\k1mboarding takes 1magina11on as
\\l'll as a1hlc1icab1lit} to be successful
The compc1111on will feature more
than 100 pan1c1pants from age
d1' l\1ons that range from 8 to the
o'er-30 Masters. A pro di' 1s1on wi ll
amact competitors from stveral
<.!ates and include top skimmers like
fom Trager of Laguna Beach. Brad
D1rke} of .\nahe1m and Chns Hen-
derson of Hawai1.
Laguna Beach's ~mbcr Cottle. the
top-ranked female ski mmer. 1s ex-
J)l'Cted to be on hand for.the compct1-
11on a~ well.
.\s with man\ lifestyle spans.
( rtl1forn1a IS the rTIOSt popular C~nter
of skim board acll\ 11\. Lagu na Blach.
v.1th llS steep beach coves bounded b)
rocks and reefs. 1s regarded as the
spon's mecca.
Kimball'sdecisioa
defended by father
INOIANAPOLI (AP) -Bruce
Kimball performed effect1vcl) at the
.S. Olympic div ing trials despite a
recent auto tragedy that claimed tw.o
lives and cauStd sax other t11Junes. his
father said Thursday.
Kimbilll. the 1984 Olympic sil ver
medalist in platform diving. is com-
peting at the trials despite protesters
who claim he should not be gi ven the
chance to represent his nauon be-
cause he has been characd with five
felony counts of driving under the
1nOuencc on Au&. I
T""o teen-agers ~ere killed and six
othcn ~ inJurt'd when Kimbell's
n r plowtd into a cro~d 1n front ofa
mcclli!,I plact in Rnindon. Fla. H"~m1,nmcn1 •~ scheduled for
ui. 29 ·•nd he 1s frtt on SI0.000
-bond lJ.s.,da\lt"I offac1al ha"c uud
K1mball qu.ahticd to rompctt 1n the
tnal and that the~· h&\'C no rule to
stop him from pen1cipetin1-
"H1 s dtt• ion (to com~td was
made after mtttinp y.,1th many
people." 11id O.Ck KimbaJ,I. his father
• and coach. 1ncr Thunda) ~ \.v111~ .. -
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its money on
a hiring hall
With itsdec1S1on to 9_pen a hiring haJI for day laborers, the
city of Costa Mesa has offered half a loaf to those who stand m parks and on street com ers wa1ung for a day's work. And.
unfonunately. that halfis stuffed with a booby trap that seems
certain to doom the plan.
The city will pa) S 1.000 a month to rent an abandoned
gasoline statfoo at Placenua A venue and 17th SJrcct to gjve
workers a place to gather instead of Lion's Park where they
now wait for Jobs offered from passing cars.
The city would do better to save the S 12,000 a year.
It see ms unl1kel ) man) -1f any -workers will use the
hall. The city intends to confirm the residency st.ttus of those
who show up there. It may, in fact , cooperate with the
Immigration and Naturalization Service.
That means undocumen ted v.orkers will be requesting a
tnp out of the country if the) show up at the hall to ask for a
job. Anyone who believes that 1s goi ng to occur probably has
swallowed one too many worms embalmed in tequila. The
workers are illegal. not stupid. The~ won't stroll into an INS
trap.
The hinng hall concept as planned makes sense only if
most of the workers are legall~ in the country. But we don't
· think that 1s the case. Most of the day laborers seem to be
undocumented. That's wh v they are standing in a park instead
• ·of in hne at the employment offi ce.
· Certain employers. who knov.. a ttn'hg or two about
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supply and demand. realize the~ can pay less to un·
documented workers.
~ow many of them will go to the hinng hall when they
can hire cheaper on a street corner?
NeiJhbors and park visitors complained they were afraid
to use Lion's Park because of the large group of Lau nos who
gravitate to the drive-by employment agency.
We suspect the h iring hall won't do a thing to address
those complaints. .
The undocumented workers have nowhere else to $0.
except perhaps hack 10 the poverty of Mexico. They will risk
that trtl> 1n an INS bus for a day's pay. but they won't
volunteer for it at Costa Mesa's hiring hall.
S ewage violations
The En\lronmental Protection agenc)' and the state of
California hold all the high cards in their suit against San
Diego for dumping sewage into the ocean. Mission Bay. and
other watcrwa}s in clear v1olat1on of the federal Clean Water
Act. Yet, for inexplicable reasons. Mayor O'Connor is trying
to blufTthe regulators by going to court ratherthan negot1at1ng
a settlement to bnng the city into compliance with federal and
state environmental laws.
G1 ven the long.overdue emphasis in Washington now on
cleaning up the na tion's polluted oceans. San Diego cannot
expect to evade the law any longer. ... Contesting the
inevitable in a protracted court battle. as the ci ty now seems
intent on doing. is a ri verboat gamble that simply is not worth
the risk.
Sao Dltgo Ualoa
T ourism office
Failure to restore funding for Californi a's Office of
Tounsm. defeated b~ a legislati ve conference committee last
June ma bll of poht1cal wrangling. will seriously undermine
efforts that ha\e brought in substantial revenues and created
jobs throughout the state.
During the fi rst two }ears of operation. state tourism
marketing programs helped generate SI . I billion in add1uonal
travel expenditures within California and S7 I million in
additional tax reveunes. Visitors to California spend $34
billion a year on hotels. food. shopping and other act1 v111es
and the industry supports more than 500.000 JObs.
Caltforn1a·s travel office budget. at $8 million. ranks way
behind New York's $21.5 mill ion and also trails even
Tennessee. Georgia and New Jene)'. Reinstatement of
Calif0m1a's relatively modest funding for travel promotion is
more than warranted by its economic re turns. The strong
marketing programs of the Office of Tourism arc in the best
interc"it~ of the state.
Saa Fraaci1co Cbronlclt
.F alle n h eroes
Oh. crum.
It seems hke you can't count on anything a ny more.
We reme"'.'h<:r iry our formati~e years r:ising earl>· on
Saturd.C\Y f!lOrnmg. going into the livi ng room m our pajamas
and watchmgourhcro. Mighty Mouse. protect the innocent in
his weekly battle againsl dastardly~h--cats.
NoW: though. some people tMnk M. Mouse has slipped frt>~h1s pedastaL They believe that in the April 23 episode of
..M1,tny .Mo~se: The New Adventure." our hero sniffed
CQCalOC.
No IC'>S of an institution than the Dallas City Council
unanif!lOUSly approved a resol.ution condemning the CBS
tclev1s1on ncrwork for showing the great Mouse snorting -
well, something. ,
. · CB says it wa n't cocaine. Jt was a' pink mass of crushed
stems, tomatoes and fl owers. The network also notes that M.
Mouse's behavior didn't chanac after snonina.
Say it ain't so, Mi&Jlty Mouse ..
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·'In personal terms, Bush may run a blt to the Jell of hi• 1J1U11:•
mainstream.just as Du kale ls probably I•• amldgen to the rlgnt of
his.··
Republicans, Democrats
sqUeezingtoivard center
Conservatives, liberals bofh softening
rhetoric so as not to scare a way voters
"l:. W ORLE.\NS-o\t one level of
consciousm:\!.. there seem to be few
differences between the 1wo major
poh11cal panics.
The IA·mocrat~ and the Re·
puhl1can'i. \11chael Dukak1s and
(11.•orge Bush . Jesse Jackson and
Ronald Reagan are la~ ing ou1 stnk·
1ngl} <,1mtlargoal~ for Amenca as lhe)
'1r for atten11on and allegiance dur·
1ng thl'> \Cason ofcon,cn11 ons.
I he) "ant an .\menca. the) sa).
1ha1\ <:om pasmmate. rc,erent. pros-
prrou\. strong and clean. a nauonal
Bo~ )<.out.
!fol the 1ns111u11onal s1m1lan~1es
l'nd 1here The differences between
thr l"o part1e\ are man ). even 1ftheir
rang1.• 1<, narrower than one would find
among thr ideological s" 1ngs of other
'-' 1.·'>tern na11ons
;\:c11 hcr the Man1st left nor the
fa.,u,t ngh1 1s tolerated in ·. S.
politic'> as the) are 1n other po)1t1cal
"''item.-.. espcc1all} those with a
ni ul111udc of pant es sur h as Italy. The parliamentary system encouragc,s
~uch mull1pllc11 }: the U.S. S)~em.
with 1ts separate!} elected executi ve
and lcg1slal1\e branches. does not. The Democratic Panv 1hat rnn·
vrned 1n .\tlanta last month IS Sllll
dominated "' the liberals who camt' of age in the .-.oc1al turmoil of the
1960s h's a party of ethnic and
<;(K1c>econom1c factions that often
<;t•ems al war with itself. possessing a
kind of political death wish, having
"<>n onl} one pres1dcnt1al elecuon
out of 1he last five.
lt'i prcs1dcn11al candidate. Michael
Dukak1'>. understood that. and al so
that hc "'ould have to present a
d1fTcrcnt image to independents and
'IO-lalled "'Reagan Democrats" 1f he
"a' 10 rap1ur1: the ~h11e House.
Su Dukak1s has practiced 1hc
politics of 'agueness. an1cula11ng
hroad goal~" 1thou1 utlcnng specifics
that "ou ld provide ammun1t1on for
h1'> foes, \tressing managerial com-
fX't\:nn· o'er 1deolog). choosing a
rnn~~:n a11ve running maie. If) 1ng to
iakr aJ,antage of the American
pmcll\ 11) for change for its own sake.
1 he.> Democrats who nominated
Dukak1 ':> 1n Atlanta were more rcp--
re.,l·n1a11vc of. their pan)' thaft 1~
Dukal1' a1 ka-.1 an his public utter·
anu.·\ .\' <,un c)., of delegate attnudes
dcmon'ittatcd. the) "ant a ta' tn·
lrl'3\t' the\ "ant much lo"er levels
of mtlllar) \pt.'nding. and the} want to
1mplcmen1 a broad arra) of federal
\OC1al program~ The) want. 1n bnef.
the 1rad1t1onal hhcral agenda.
Bui the'. 100. understood 1hat
1haf<, an ag1:nda that scares too many
'01crs. l''>Pl:uall ) the prosprct of
higher ta,e'>. o they submerged and
fu11ed 11 and went along with
Dukakl\0 effort to C!>labllsh a new
image for himself and his party in
.\tlanta -an efTon that has been at
lca'il in1tuHI) successful.
Jus1 a\ the Democra11c activists
"ho met 1n .\tlanta were liberals. so .
the Repubhcan'i at1cnd1ng tflis week's
rnn,ent1on 1n New Orleans arc
con<,l'n atl\ es The} want to keep
1a,ec, lo". the) want continued high
ll''el!I of m1hlar) spending. they are
not 1ntere<,1ed 1n broad new federal
<,0<·1al programs -and for the
moment. at lca\t. the} ha ve put aside
1 he 1rad1t1onal con sen au vc abhor-
rence of defi cit spending.
But at least the) ·re fa1rl) up front
about 11. The Republican platform is
a detatled conservative manifesto.
D'AN
WALTERS
unlike 'he bnef and generaltt1cs·filled
~tatcment that the Dukakis campa1gn
"rote.
Neither mus1 the Republican
nominee. George Bush. deal with
serious 1deolog1cal d1 v1s1ons within
his pan~. The Republican Pany 1s
cthn1 call~ and economically
homogenous and thus is more com-
fo nahlc "1th 11sclf. which 1s both a
s1rcngth and a '-'Cakness II mea ns
greater lo~alt). but 11 also narrows 115
direct appeal ·
In personal tl'rms. Bush ma) run a
h11 to the left of his pan} 's main-
'ilrcam. JUSt as Dukakis probabl) 1s a smidgen to the right of his.
Bo1h arc tr) 1ng to reach 1oward 1he
middle -independents and moder-
ate Democra ts who represent the
balance of power in pres1den t1a l
elections -without disturbing the
more ideologically committed ele-
ments of their own panics.· th e
"progressives" that Jesse Jackson
reprc.>sents on the left and the "New
R1ght1sts'' that Pa t Robenson and
others personify on the right.
They want to connect with voters
who ma\ dislike the new taxes and
unilateral disarmament that liberals
want. but also arc turned ofT by the
implicit social repression of th ose on
the right. <\nd the) want to do so
wtthout appearing to be wishy-wash y or vague.
.\neat tnck. and the one who pulls
1t off will be the next president of the
United States.
Du W•l~rs 11 • 1yodlc•trd
colum11J1t.
Restaurants can stlll all ord
' water for their customers
.\s happens every fe"' )Ca rs 1n < ahfornia. talk of a drought 1s once
again heard in the land.
MARTIN
BROWER
·\nd patriqt1c c1t1es all over the
\Hiie. including Los i\ngeles and
-.;cwport Beach. arc urging c1t11ens to
Ix-gin rnnserv1ng water. A notice sen1
lo all reMdents of Newpon Beach
toget her with the most recent water
hill c-alls for 1mplemema11on of a
'oluntaf) drought conservation prcr decorative backyard fountains -to
gram calculate how much water is lost
Wa1er customers are urged to take every day by evap<?rat1on from the air
10 mea~urcs -from ad1u st1ng lawn cond1tionin.s unit in a single hia}i.rise
'lprinklcrs 1n order to avoid overspray office bu1ld1ng.
to not allowing the hose to run while Then. 1f they drive out to Cali·
wu'lhing the car. forrua's San Joaquin or Coachella
l\nd. as always happens dunng valleys. they arc reall y astounded by
these emergency penods in the hot the amount of water u~ to irrigate
'lummer, when restaurant patrons 1he vast agric ultural fields.
come in with parched th roats, res.-It is therefore understandable that
taurants are 11ked not to serve water more than a little conru1ion miaht
unless the patron bcp. Restaurants, result when the averqe citizen is
of course, love these drouctit periods asked to ti,ahten up on his or her
-no ala 9Ct to fill with ice and water. piddlina use of water. only to tee all of
noglasse.to'ICfveandtorcfill,andno this sccminaly wasteful ute of tor·
glas~s to clear. break and wash. rents of water by commerce, industry
We are reminded durina 1 drou(ht and asriculturt.
that Southern <:alifomia 1mporu its And tht confusion becomes even
w11er from &he Colorado River -more intente when one htars S1.11e
which also is claimed by the (towin1 Depanmcnt of Water ltnourus [)i..
population of Anzona, and from r«tor 0.vtd Kennedy explain that
NonhemCahfomia-whichdonn't there is no nttd for draticconlerVI~
like to hare its water With 1t1 .....rul lion measures. As a Nent editorial in
nc:1ahbort to the south. the 0.1ly Pilot hftdllntd. ··0on
As a result. many Southtm .Cali· 'Kenntdy know what lw is talkins
fom1ans. cft(ck1nt tht1r faucets about?"'
cartf'ully for -.~ leaks. ate mys-He dOC$. The answer to the con·
t1f.ed whtn they IO to lht Palm fusion wq 11ven IO me many years ::>en• am and 1tt a million llllon• aao. when I wu 1n elcmenwy 1ehool
of ""' a dly _,...'POfalinl rtom a ~ in Los Antcla. We were lakn on a linalt lallf reson's i.kts. 1np 10 the Califomia M..._. of And if l.hty 11' m«hanical en11· Sc:eerK"C Ind Industry (or wtmn'er ii
ltftf'I. lhctt ume IOOd alizcnt art wu C'llled in lhole days).
confounded -H they shut off their We wt1' shown an nhibh of
}
Southern Cahforn1a·s then-emerging
water S)Stem. and were told how the
region imports its water. And then we
were told something about Southern
C'al1forn1a·s water which remained
wi th me over all the years since that
time.
Our guide told us "Southern Cali-
fornia will never have a shortaae of
water. but Southern Californ ia might
have a shortage of cheap water."
And that 1s the reason for today's confusion. Agricultural interests
don't just want a lol of water, they
want a lot of cheap water. And
commercial and industrial interests
have the same need. So does the
average -ci uzen. but the averaac
dttzen is not greatly concerned about
paying another few dollars a month
on the water bill or another few cents
fbr a head oflettuce.
In conservin& water, we are helping
to assure that California's bit water
usen will continue to have a supply of
cheap water-and that it fine. But we
should not confuse availability of water with availabihty of cheap
water.
None of us wants to pay more for
water. nor do we want to pay more for
the thinas that water brinas -food, air ronditiontd otr1tt splCC and
imqinativc raons.
But somehow, when I am IOint t~
leave an On,.e Cout resuurant S60
or more for dinner for two~ 1ndudina $5.'° for a ataa of Wine, I -ould be
wilhna to PIY ancKhcr &Jane.hu•
dttdths of a cent to have a Ila• of
water 1nduded on tM aable without
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DAJlf W .<Da
Col•••Mt
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Free trade
consumer
protection
To the Editor:
The Daily Pilot's cditoria.l "Credit
hmit measure wou.ld le&alize usury"
displays an innocence.of the workings
of go vernment and the marketplact
that is indeed remarkable.
Reference is made to "the gang in
Sacramento" (the legislaturt) outdo-
•!!& "Guido the leg breaker" in its
effons to deregulate credit operations
of retail stores. This bit of hyperbole
attributes the initiation of force as a
propensity of the c.ntrepreneur. In reality, there is nowhere 1n the retail
store/credit card situation where
force, or its threat. is even potentia~
except a a result of the government
enforci ng i ts regulations. Rem ove the regulations and leave
government with its only legitimate
excuse for · existence, which is to
protect its citzens from the inititat1on
of force .against them as peaceful
c1t1zens. and "Guido" as well as
meddling government arc no longer a
threat.
As the L1benanan Pany candidate
·for Congress. who is on the Novem-
ber ballot 1n the 40th district, it 1s •
tough enough acquainting the voters
with the free market alternati ves
wtthout contending with the hopeft.I·
I} well-inientioned naivete of the
Dally Ptlot"s cdttorial writers. •
Th<" best protection for the con-
sumer 1s a free market. be it in good~
or the credit used 10 purchase them.
ROGER BLOXHAM
Newpon Beach
In s upport of
Ph ot ocop idea
To tht· Editor: I ha'e 10 respond to the column b)
Tom Clanin on Aug. 15 about
photocop ·
I'm afraid that drivi ng on a public
street "tth other motonsts 1s not
necl's!Mlril) "pri vate business." es-
pectall~ 1f that dnver is breaking the
la". whether b} speeding. reckles\
,dm 1ng. ru nning red lights. or what·
C\Cr.
He sa's that he doubts whe1her
.. most molon stseven know the speed
limn on Harbor Boulevard or Adams
.\'enuc." .\ccording to the vehicle
code. all drivers are responsible for
kn owing the speed limtt on the roads
tha1 they dnve on and abiding by
thoS<; hm1ts. In addition. the speed
limits are clearly posted on both
Harbor and Adams and oiher main
streets as well. and it would behoove
Mr. Clanin 10 notice them as he
whines by "5 or 10 mph over the
<;peed hm1t."
Yes. I also am concerned about
h0w much the driver. next to me has
been drinking. but someone who 1s
speeding. whether sober or drunk. is
also creating a dangerous situation
and certainlv deserves a ticket. If a
real cop 1s there to gi ve one. that's fine
"1th me. (and apparently also fine
with Mr. Clanin because he's been
able to talk hi s way out of a ticket, so
far.) But I say that Photocop would be
fine with me. too. because I hope 11
would keep people like Mr. Clanin
from weaseling out of the tickets the)
apparentl} deserve. or not getting
caught at all.
There's a simple so lution to your
problem with Big Brother watchin~
o'er you. Mr. Clanin -don't speed.
CAR~YN CROKER
Costa Mesa
T ODAY IN Hi s TOR Y
Today is Friday. Aug. 19. the 232 nd
day of 1988. There are 134 days Jen in the year.
Toda{s highlight in history:
On >\ug. 19. f 812. the USS C'on-
s11tut1on -also known as "Old
Ironsides" -defeated the Bri tish
frigate Guerriere in a naval battle cast
of ova Scotia during the War of
181 2. It was a victory that made a
hero of Captain Isaac Hull. and
boosted American morale in theearty
stages of the war.
On th is date:
In I 848l the New York Herald
reponed tne discovery of aotd in
California .
In 1942. more than l.OOOCanad1an
and British soldiers were ·killed in a
raid apinst the Germans at the port
city of Dieppe. Franoe. '
In 1951.:..theowneroftheSt. Louis
Browns. uill Veeck. sent in Eddie
Gacdel. a 3-foot· 7-inch mid1Ct1 to ~inch·hit in a p.me qainst Detroit.
Oaedel's function was to draw walks
-he was later barmt from &>lay by
American Lcaaue presidtnt Will Har·
ndst. In 1960. a tribunal in Moscow ~onvkttd Amttka.n U2 pi.Jot Francis
Gary Powers of cspeonaae. and
sentenced him to I 0 ~rs in prison .
In 1976. President Oen.Id R. ford
-on the Republican presidential
nomination at the s-ny'sconvention
in Kanm City on the fint ballot.
Ten yars -ea: An anon fire tort th~ a movie tbealtr in the
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CALL 642-5878 FROM NORTH ORANGE
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7l4 .__1m 17600714 1$3500/mo 4BR 21nBA SIA•DD APT1 & bay Lrg 38t 2Ba on 161 E 18th St 642--0856 ,., Batt> patio cable 2BA Yr/. very~ 1P1
_, House 3.car gar. remod 800 w . WILSON •llYm• dble lot Huge yard quiet reaoy no pets 1895/rno nete in Nwpt Bdl. • .._..._.., o--~ .Jcr-9 HARBOR WOODS-NB DAU. .... !la Beautt1ul 2 Bedroom toe Av~now $2200/mo 546-2682 from watw w/e prof men. ~-..,..,...""""'--Walk to Newpof'1 Clltr l'tBA condo S9851mo 673-7177 Of 673-1941 aAle~tfiield 2B, tBa yearly incsry platonic SA50/mo '°'*· CUSTOM 38r~,, •. f car 2BR tBA. attacw gar-2BR 1BA built-ms. fr"'9e. SELECT BETTER HOMES ... --No llddl~ ~ ,.q'd • gar .. 1 yr, full amenitiu age 2.yrsnewl S1250mo distllw. gar. ~81'd. Nutrd. & GARDENS 751-5000 PElllllLAPlllT f:,',T,2~n!9-:1tally 722-68060fc MS.7115
$3-49.000. 3231 Clay St •HARBOR vu HMS·NB dectwd cat ok 1982=B Orangetree 2BR 2BA. 2 3Br 2Be. frplc, sundecil APAITmts 650-8055 c M c He E·R Fu L
Newport Hts. 642-6353 3BR. spa, new crpts City Meyer $850 54g.348.4 car ,.ar patio home A/C, $1700/mo Large attr11C11~ Aotl tn a I ...__. .__
' I $25001 • tu d ·-· 1-lM• ~nyed'1''""'~~. ·~ .. ~ UST.LUFF lies vu mo 21r--SI I YUi" . w/d Pool spa tennis t>eauu I gar en Mtttng •-""' ...,.,_ ~· 9BAYVIEW TERRACE-NB w S Pool tsp• narane or F d sh ashe stove $800 1st & last. 631-8812 985/mo 213-457·529t .... ,. • ...,..,.. s" ~ry·. no·pets rtg t w r prtv1leges. micro••..,.. 4Br 2 5 Ba. tUSK PLAN gated comm 3BA 2'~BA _.,....., ...... incl No pets 545-'855 pool $350 plus •; utl-
"B'". 2500 SI F on over· 2 yrs old $2150/mo Bkr ••EASTSIDE•• L1g111 ltacla 141 •SEVERAL LOCATIONS * 1.,_11 --* •hes 650•7373.
saed lot. $505,000 LLIHS IF llWPHT 3BR 2BA. frplc. garage. 28 /¥81 ONFORNISHED 2Bc:1rm 1 •88 s7s5 .,..... .... -----"="""" 2Bc:1rm 2Ba $810 FrlQ. dishwasher stove FURNISHED ROOM. TV. 140-1114 lg fence yard. new decor. Nof1h end c•ose to bch · 398 w Wilson 631-5583 incl, No pets 545-4855 phone, pool. $410/mo W/D, refrtg, $1250/mo lrpl Vie~ $1200/mo ST.. TO $ANO In West I Cor ....... u~ 646--4725 le 9 7079 ----------..... E"'STBLUFF f=iihse incl ul ls.,~~.2on77•7~ -l&lka lllu• O 21H _ year ase 4 4• Newport 3BA t '~BA 1 Bedroom $640 • "' -~ •SOMMER rental sleeps •EASTSIDE t BR t BA. CHARMING tbdrm hOuse. Oupte.11 FrplG, patio gar . 2Bc:1rm tBa $750 Apt 3BR 2BA 2 car gar -I' I
B iar..na, W/D hkup 1 tbath. lireplace patio WID. S1095tmo yearly 301 Avocado 642.9850 No pets St025tmoyrlse Mature emp yd me•· su1-2 A narage parkl"" -.-1 c JI M k 6"4-10 10 8-5 Mon-Frt Chns11en rnon1ts. non-. • .. ., dult No pets $650/mo new painl and carpets renta a ' e ----------Golf
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$750/w\ Aug 13-or Avl s 5•"2301 u ,, •• 8056/W 631 61331'-' 1 ........ room $655 I --111 dnnk/am.kr. . cow• Sepl 18 WINTER rental cotll ...... view ocean side of hwy .,_. -,, """' ,....._ -~ * vu $295/mo. ~215
$1075/mo Close to ferry •UC .• E/S LIC.. s 1200/Mo yearly Call --IR'W lllE 2Bdrm tBa sn5 2BR. trple DA IO bflcil ............. / ..... M a ceiu~ fans alter 7pm213'456-8907 nsw 2'1 W Wilson 631-0960 patlOS1295 67:i..sou _,.
GICfOW v~,p I • Ext lg 18r, llp, pattO et« .. ON ARCH-BEACu N-I~.~ B c $595 G e .. ; ""-t: orgeous alto qeaky gar Must see $900/mo .,.. ,.. ,.. ., ,,_ •• • A H reat as1-*SIPia ~NW pM w .....
clean• 71'1673-4999w/e, 548-6283 or 760--0t89 lux house ocean view Spa<:IOUS3 . 2Ba 2 story Stde IOC' Gar cable av! 2m .. r~"t-.....__..y ... -~ Wkly rentalt now 9V81. * * * * * * * 8181888-5052/5059days 2Br spa Ba pool n.pets EJtcetlent cono111on no Clean & cozy 1 BR $610 •• -· .... ,_ ........., s 47 00 wk & 2274 IU•YllWlllllS Yearly 2BR hous e •LllOIT.11121,.11& $1750 2131693-2205 pets1S2500mo Gmblt wl BBO lndry rm $1250/mo 759-931' ~t BIYctcM:&-7"5
Expanded Portol1no w1app11ances gar"""' & Frpl, fenced yd, gardefl4!< NO LAGUNA GUEST Sorry. No pets 631 -8427 •-•-w1••••-
model 1n Choke location laundry lac1hty Avl.Sept 2 gar w1St0t39t1 E side HOUSE 1Br tBa gar· .Ulf ... ,..::-:.=.; Hot91-:':"c!:LL acatitl tat a I
next to greenbelt 4BR ISi S 1'00/mo CALL S l500/mo yr tse 54S-t936 age ocean view $850 Come see the difference. 642-4387 Dtl I
3'·BA -add1t1on 1714)675·9043 or 3Br 2'"1 a. Newporl 72t-52251W 497-7457/H oompletely remodeled 211 ... ........ oeEXAF'RONt ,e; •.
$599,000 Great buy• 1213)924-3082 Rivera condo 2 car at-Beaut1f\JI 2BR aots Pool a-,-. ,-ir,--ill lal latatt '"Salt Ctrtu ..... , am Won I last long• Call lalM. 1ached garage large Ll1ua llilh 21st rec room laundry room C!!,P<>"tts , .. ~::.J,.:i2~ ~':.,.r.;ne s=:....!..
, PATRICK TENORE "*1o twtd $1050/mo •Jll/1~NIL la~tt Ready for inSlant mov.. ""' .,!;()/~ 650-l851 ~-r·
/ 3Br t '88· 2 story home. 121.12oo i A Ptai111l1 2107 Tenni s pool iaz m' Only WO 10 S6S01mo • ............. _ ....... Approx 1500sf Oak cabi-:."' Garage tennis 50/mo 2BR 2Ba Townhouse • _. -leural IMZ nets. lg M/BR 2 Ip, gar, n-"" ·1· -.-IUCI YILU 249"2336 721-5225/W 497-7457/H comm pool. ocean view. -S200 OFF MOVE-IN 28t 1Ba patio, Qlport ltatah t t l~Ht l8Rl2Bl sffi new crpllpnt sundeck Remodeled & PD1 I Designers 2BR -studio 4Br 2Ba fa1n1ly rm. tr pie, I It L 21,. garage $950tmo Avail-W ..-arrs. $900/mo 673--3452 --!M, Fern Anaheim tOO-/o 2ndstoryaddedin12/63 ;p=z Lg pauo. hdwd floors dblgar.yard.FaJrview& !t!p!tt IC• ~ able912171'1559-5t85 S:JOW Wilson FORRENT-FORRENT ., ..
uaum lln noeted•t req $379,500 Ask for Steve ----berber carpet. laundry. Pautarmo area s12so ;mLOsiVe dOXFlb• S a. C --. TSL MGMT LARGE SANDBOX WITH *BLUH'5 3BR CONDO*
$l5SOOo5'B-6HS 646.7220 or 650-3759 ... Ill.I gar $1450/mo Avl 911 Dnveby on1yi 1051Con-•GATE.DCOMMUNITY• HI• 1111 ttrt 722-90120t 642·1603 GIANT POOLI Wouldyou l ltory,fwn,enclg#age.
' Paradigm Really light and airy 5BR home t 19 39th St 631·9299 cord Call 646-3104 11111 CAIYH 2111 Sorry No Pets' believe a 3 bedroom 2 M/F, IHtnlt, avllll mmecl
IALMI HPLD Cnta ••u I024 Designed by tamous LUXURY OCEANFRONT NEAR Back Bay 3Br 3ba. BEAUTIFUL 2BR 2BA iUUXc l8r Xie Condo WTW !U 11& bath apartment. 1 t>tOc.cl s750t Mo. 72()..;9220
38A 2BA Up. 2BR Down arclltlect Richard Neutra. Condo . JBr 2ba With pool. 1ac. dbl gar. Close w/goll course VIEW Adult. quiet. gated tract. Built-ins. w/d hkups. gar-from the beach. C•ll *....-TU.*
Bit-Int, frptcs. double S.O. PlAZA UD lfll UTlllAY 1·1 parking Winter rental to shops. a1rpof1 A\111011 $1800 Also 1BR ava1r al N of Plaz.a S650-S30 age. $850/Mo 645-9857 today and move 1n ~ Fem w 38t/28e. nwtr
garage, $348,000 Incl In· Oestrable nldden 2 story, 221 YIA llllA $1375/Mo 786-1906 S 1250-sec 631-3349 S 1395. Fr pie. wet bar. most u111 77S.2580 lembef 1st 97S.1677 bdrm. yrt(. M s.2878 terlorpalnt&newcarpet 4BA 2'tBA. pool. lg CAROLYNROSS --..,BEAUTIFUL park ntle. m1cro,WID11kups.2car .--('Sm!lr/11a FURN 2B 2B Ir patio ~1111 IEAl.n dwnstrs mstr, $329,900 673-7677 PENIN PT Steps to ocean '"sunset, & ocean vu 3Br gar w1.111ra storage, cen· nac;rt•tlll dwnstairs. no pets r a, g ·CLEAN pro' MI F 28' 28&. & bay Lrg 3Br 2Ba on tral air All ma1nt incl •-S650tmo. 631-6155 pool ovenootilng Bay Newpt Ba Bay condO Fp lll-Ull UL 1141 ---'II Ly h dbte lot Huge yard. quiet 2' t Ba. wld. pool/spa S 1 644-0509 -Ava11 Aug 20 S 1425/mo yes Oat spa. pool w/d ,,..: ..,...-lllSTSH!U f.\~ :::;.:. nc ioc Avail now s22001mo S1285tMo631-11S3 !!!ry nopes Isla.. 2'M E"SIDE2Br tBa upstairs. 646-6350/0675-541Mte smks45ot.to6"i-n.O .. TDIAIUI Unt>eltevable value tn SC ~ _,,.,. 673-7777 or 673-1941 -----tBr/ tBa t>rn nu lu• Sea frestl paint lndry tac 'lO
mu Tl.,. ••• E Plaza area 4BR 3BA. lllllTH SPllllS Faire condo Grd comm. IBR with Frankltn stove. pets $690/mo 271 'D E mat i..Tm MIF 28R 28A.conc:to See
pool, spa, AIC. $349,900 LINDA ISLE Ctrtll •el Mar 2122 POiynesian Atmosphere pool taz trplc AC wld beam cethngs unfurn 16tn Pl 644-0452 1M.. Bldgtt Undrgrd prtg.
Ofa.ma.Cl\arm.styte this Call MARG1E979-8280 ••EXTRAORbiNXRY Spaccondo-2Br 1"'Ba111-hkup etc Lse $1095· $8501moYrty 64S.5000 Oeluu2BATownhouMtn Avatl 911 Frenc::tl Pn
home hes It '"' the en1ry TllEUI IU&.n Wonderful brights& open 3BA 3' B• condo dbl lvl & 2Br 2Ba. Oen Fp sec 548-9787/tv msg =326 or 673-5999 EtSIDE small tBr Cottage pr11n• N41wpor't Beech area SA $400Mo +MC flows into an expansive contemporary t>drm , ,.. wl d hkuP pool.1ac gar -tip encl patio No Peui 891 7<Mad 867--0IMe
wing and dint~ area '40·SELL with family room & den garage, top of the line all carport sggs & $1250 _ •lllFFS YIEW* •YEARLY St tOOlmo• S580tmo-S680 MC <Sep 10c Garage W/O hll-vp. ----------
which soars 2 stOftes tn BY OWNER-EAS-TSIDE Mediterranean teeltng the way' S2000tmo sec: No pets 54g.2«7 End Unit 3BR 2' rBA 1900 Deluxe 2 Bdrm garage 187 E 21st 645.7234 cable track hghttng I Fiii/'-.._•I• .....,hi rne k 1 h "entry courtyard wit h · parking stepS to bay -• -many 11ttru Gio. to ~9 ~ CdM '""" 'c en It 2200 SCI ft Immaculate. tountam tile floors htgh •2BR 2BA lrplc deck 1,.1•~ -LUil p••1 I st all newly redecorated Reis reqd 67S.3063 GARDEN wtttng crnr t BR be8Ctl S8751mo I °'*" to lhe dint~ room. many amenities $330.000 & · • ---hke new home Pool wt gar & pa110 !>Nm cetl 4101 Hltana "'501Mo • 720-1581 enhancing IM frieodly. Callforappt 646-4519 ceiflngs sunny patios wd hkup 'so2~1ks to 4BR 2BA lrpfc big Spectacular view' Vac CHARMING2BR lBAapt l &waltl;..ns Nrtwys OCC TSL MGMT 6"2-1603 Fem n/smkr shr 2
Informal ambiance The COLLEGE Par" By ow= 631ar1g-~~OOeck SI 650 000 Oc2BeRan B2Blv~ S12h t~~I l<itchen cul-de-sac 209 1 $2300 mo Bkr 720-7432 1 flear uM 120'' Coral CIVIC ctr SC Plaza No Lg 2BR 2BA dlw fr"' ...,.,..,..,.COM 2BR 18A. downstairs master sutte " ·-• "' orec 1 s Wellesley S 1395/Mo -gar w ld Gas watet pd 1 pets $675 641-3078 ,, -Is completely separate 4Br 2Ba 2000 sit pool CORONA DEL MAR S 1900tmo deQ 250-8002 650-S 194 3Br 2Ba tully furnished >r 1se S tOOOMo 673-3047 stove oomm pool · frptc 2 bffls to · bCtt sse.2.50
from the upstairs bdrm. Must see' $234,900 Custom estate-hkeocean-673·5354Agt w dt>f gar '• t>lk from , •LUll211* carport $900/mo rno No pets 67S-67U .... -.1 1 966-3080 front with unparalleled •DELUXE • !>Ch NB winter rental 5500 STUDIO New patnt . 955-6385 or 67S.77~2 c.-pr....__._ ... nt.,,..r an""'° arrangement or views ot ocean & harbor Charming & ooiy tBR CUSTOM CONDO $1 400/mo 721.a11 3 U111s incl No lutctien Built-ms. Quiet area. S690 .,,..,. .,...,_..,._
a teenager The loft, dra-E Side 4BR 3 new BA. Nu entrance. on 2 lots 1BA olc gar 2 frplcs frpl Bear/MacArthur Washer/dryer Yeuly mo No pets 548-4506 UM Ill.I snr 2BR 28A APl. OM/SA :~~~~~;~:~~~O:: ktl nuroot.nuFAheal Bnghl & open 3 t>drm ~:~~~~:~3_:~2now1 1BR 1BA 638-0405days 675-4912 67S-6527or67S.1581 LIHISAIUCI!! 3~rm 2 bath,patl0. area ~~,.8 ''autils
special 11tcttemen1 Nu skylls Ille. oak firs lg contemporary w it h or 731 -7528 eves PENINSULA YEARLY lallttl Pt1i11ali1Jog or rode to 2151 PaoHc garage. $1500 I
$279,000 lot, trees PP 646.8473 bleached hardwood CIAlllll Easts1de 3BR 1BA, 4 car •Great 3BR 2BA uppe< ~· •ita7 Ave 2BR 2BA. S925 No l~-~en':. ~:~='. lll-1100 ~oors & lO mahogany Large hvtng room, 2BR. garage. $1350/mo. grndr duple•. garage Nice 10--pets 631-61071855-0665 ;;ghts, M/F n.smkr. IESA YlllE Fllllm ~'f400 $2.900,000 ,. rBA fireplace. yard incl Close to Westcl•lf ca11on. $1400 mo 2BR, garage. newiy decor-, MESAVERDE "-2BR IBA. ss2s ... 0ep 54>-0870 C l·:OI\(.. ;E El .KJ N~ 3BR P •BA Priced to garage $1300Mo shOps No pets 646:2086 + 4BR 2BA. 2 story home ated. steps to bayt beac:ll yard. hkups encl garage, le ~ l )\ll'\'' mo11e at $220,000 Must -\4.\TI Hf HO' 1 7 7 Poinsettia 720-1866 EISfOE 2BR HOUSE on Penln Pt wllrplc A\11 910 W Balboa Blvd 5700 ist last • deQ MALE 40· ·empt. ~_,., ~ Rb 'I WH~• be taken in present con-ttOMt.., h.c. Jasmine Creek 3BR. Walk to shops new 10/l Encl patio lndry s975i mo yr•y 6 7S.S650 2867 Hickory Place SR. w/pvt BA. 98' · 2 9ty
dltlo'h Call ,;o;. Bill & REAL ESTATE furnished S2750 carpets. pain1 . cute & ~EN~N~~l~.tp~t~~TER •2BRt 2BA S925tmo yny I 751·9'83 or 498-1936 V'R[V l u.11 for 1ba. trple.
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We'll give YOU the down In RfJ RULTllS 111· 140G 662·3689ltl 673· 1600/W hse WID. garage btg 759-9506 or 673-5370 2BR wigar new carpets No pets $875 675.8040 hOme Own bath. nllmkr
exchg for a share of own-a&V ICW llHZES patio, St050tmo - -1567 Orange 'A $695 SA50/mo 1ne1 utns l
erlhip You make the rrwa I Cozy beach cottage 2BA Eastside"romanltc housi. REITILS 1ru111 vaw 636 20 c 5PM Near Ho-o. t>Mul lrg 3BA mthly pymts & we share SAlllTIESUU! 1BA lrplc yard & e>atio country & contemporary VILLA ~ " -41 I!!!.'· -2BA IOWTlhouse wllrple ~antng Avl now. c.A
apprec You receive \J\X'l :'Cf!" I~\ "I I 3BR 2BA home. 1 block to WtD garage Steps to styling 3BR 2BA. formal Lg bach tum S650tMo Nr SC Plza lmmac d'w lnory rm end QBI'· 631-1862
100% Ill.IC beneflll. Must REALTORS • IM beach' A home. nol a !>Ch $1150 mo 858· 1254 brklst & dining. frplc all ""' .... Ill 21& 119 39,,, St 631-9~ -twnhse 2BR 1 •,BA aoe No pets s 1000/mo Pvt Br/Ba. get. lhr w/fl9
have clean credit A~t condo at this low pr1ee halls open to court yd. Fam rm, ~mdr Avl now' BRITE clean upper 2BR Quiet tenants s750 mo1 5-'8-0390 Of 66 1·2~ Male. nr UCI. ShoP•.
957-8002 ""-E Wk $329.0001 Hurry, wont HUGE 3Br.3Bawllrplcall p hd dfl & e• L $199 8551506 IBAw gar S850 18t5W 642-31S3or 957--0599 theatr e Steve T .
... , ... v. n s au t ilt last• LIZ or Chuck Jones amenities near park & vaa'c'0a'nrt ws ,r4s5o'J':0 se mo • Balboa A"·' 650-3890 -RELOCITill •WNITllL.All 640-5000/W 854-9715/H ---631 1266 °' 6'6-S743 new center A~t 911188 •eAcK.aAV area Exec "-£--.. 8 "9 7"" 1159 38R 28A gar trptce CtrMa ••l Mar 1122 IW Nilf · s 1800/mo 759-9194 Donald Pfaff, 642"9797 3Br 2Ba condo btand vw•..,.. 1 • """ d•Sl'I w 1g deelt. park Mtf 30-40 2 9'11 NEWPT
MlllH 11111·"• I EITITll llllES · 1-: ~~;~till new carpeting 3·car gar· STUDIO yearly Paf1ong N~ lum:.hed th$'r 111ew s 1400/Mo ylly HTS duplex WfD. mekt. L~:~~1:.~.~~ o:::!~g O::m~hi':H ~d~1~~~~--... aoe ~~;~oc:;150 e;t~,~~~;r::~~ $600 ~~~!:?.:es~1 6S0-2t57 a1s.4831 garutti~:.~~;no
vuSA35K 891-17-02Agt custom features Thts y -----, 1 ••• -!lr/1.. 3BR. 3BA $1800 Mo ----OF~wrthlh1sad 1st week ••TllWIPTS Mstrbdm'lw/batfl l'1 48R
gated cmmunlty of 12 .... IAY UllYU PlllE 1411 LIOATlll! ., -Avail Sept 1 WINTER RENTAL Balboa 2080 Newport Bl 642·2611 .WITH BOAT SUPS• S.A. hie. Del ger, w/d,
•••---a.-hornet wlll start con-Custom 4BA 3•,BA. ooean 2B~ 2BA hM Patto, yard Avail 9 "~ :8~'";,°· wld Days 818-889-3134 ic,en~':'n ~~~8~8~0 ;,.~sk SPACIOUS 18r els to~ llYFlllT ~:·, ~ ~= • .._, ... __ -truclton and sales thtS view. family rm & mullC 2cargaraoe.St950/mo hkup 1 oc ester w 1ends 721-085S 5950 av 9 15 723-0192 SS95 1ncis refng stove
Fabulous condo 2 blocill $650.000 For tnfor-appreciated $698 000' 640-4924 Eves 640·62U E SIDE 2Br gar. remold Unlnf TfllAC( YEARLY unfurnished paio iccpt e1ee 548-0492 tKUlar bey V'141W1 from vale Bdnnl S.ttl, n-tn*r,
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from beach. Spacious matlon Diamond Ridge Call now for showing cple pref'd n-pets S850 Super 3Br 2',Ba twnhm 3BA12BA garage. t"lffr t~ Oen LIYlng & dining prof M/F. S41Sl mo.·
l1oOf "'art with 3Bdrms. Estates 3'"""" Holtz Hiii appt Btll & Donna • dep 266 t "C' Orange, e1egan1 decoi 2 car gar b each S , 3 7 5 m o Spacious 'BR POOi lndry. rms Fr...,. m1ero. d/w, 759--9349 an 6 or IY -'"' """" ' · SPUIUH 6""'574 t '""1078 patio $1950 640· 1635 carPOrl Stove & retn<;i ..,... ··-3 '.'t Baths Quality DanaPomt.CA92629 Webster 760-5000 or ..v-...,.,. 71 4-673-2769 or iarege & lovely pvt bet\ NB .....,.._,_28r 2 ......
throughout $495 ooo 5•6 8775 Large 3Br/2BA upper unit, -81 8-363-494 I incl 1110 ~S S565 • 3000 B 81 sl .. 1 ,........_ • ua. -Aak fOf' BOBBIE ~ · .. • good 1oca11on. lorma1 din-E SIDE 3Br 2Ba large IUCIFlllT ME _ $350 deP 642· 1401 mo 0 •.. atneflities. VieWI Furn.
JENNIFER ....... ltacla 1041 ~ M AV 1ng room. lrpl, w/d h\ups, duplex wlgar nr 22nd & (NEW) Jbr 2ba. Avt 911 Ctrtu •ti •ar fill SPACIOUS 2BR in central extra Sorry no pets SS8-0/mo. S300 depoatt. CllBIM-ltrtt. 114 KU'rlWA .. / patio. encl gar . no pets, Orange. $1000 No pets $2400-lease 631-1400 tWXCRIRd bisfXNCE Costa Mesa Dish washr UU 111-1111 7224'72 673-4400 Steps lo Cresoent Bay ''t"'.' \l'Tll1.:.'fr 1~· \ ·11 avail 9· l. s HOO/mo 850 .. 390· 646"9036'eve BEACH house Like new 2 TO CHINA cove • 1Br w1 ... Cf Pl drps. l!f1CI gar NEWPORT North towntim: IW -R••11 bHch Ocean/ white· ' · \\' ~ ~ 2• t-0608 agt NICE 3BR nome, wllam blks 10 sand lg 4br 3ba, garage $785 & •Bachelor $690 No pe1s 645-5577 qu .. 1new2Br suites ·loft ~
water views 3Br. 2Ba REALTORS • SPYGLASS HILL-Sut>let room $1150 dbl gar fp patio S 1595 SSOO_ 67S.417i Spar•t·ftg clean 2-Bdrm & MHIC8n Ille patt0 2 ca2r PrM!te 9dm\ l &di
S795K 0 497 '"5""' f 7 .. h h t T h 3BR Comm 53s-13•s•730 5812 " " gar steps frO!)' pool Huntington Beach. · wner ·J 'c or .... onl I wit op ion own Ol'MI • ' • LAROE STUDIO With high 1 •Ba S • •O A• utlls pd Jez. Cornet ,Dvt largest S37S/mo. Mf...0510 Litt ft lilt -·-to renew 5BR. 3'~BA. pOOI $l lOO WEST Newpor I 3BR ceiltngs '9 Closet kite Fr19 ga• Sorry no pets 759-3390 Wfall li11tl 1152 1 3500sq 11 Pool 3 car Wlttrfrfft h .. s IH rooldeck S 1275 gr"t ocean VI.I $695 mo 1960 Wallace 642-4905 ~395 lse --NEWPORT HOTS pvt 8r,
-TLISnl BIG c•NYON garaoi8... S3111~60/M_g2:;atl IULTllSll1·1400 WESTCUFF 2BR dbl gar· 612 Poppy 721-0086 Sunn. E··ISt~ 2BR IBA. NICE Newport Hgnts 2Br PoOI. no"'*~« ... ft Oct .,..., ---· age hfeplace S 1350 7.-_:::-Ii: •~zt .... 18a Gar pool gas & pe11 25•. prof/gfad. DarHng 2BR 2'1tBA. den. last avallable golf course WALK TO Beachtl IEJllTS AIU BA't'FRONT Condo 2BR ""ta 'l"'tU -lodr) hl<ups prt¥ale bad! water p0 $750 No P91• S3&0tmo 142· 10C>a .,._
JASMINE CRK. Pin 3· 39r lrf:'c Lovely yard lot Premium view 3Br 2Ba $1395/mo 3Br. 21,Ba. f/P, d/w extra $1650 18R 18X. i5651mo • Y~'d rir shOfs: sc;rioots 650-82l3 "' 760-i~ N/smkr sl'v 2M Wooct-
MC. gate. quiet, green S 32·50° Chateau-.. , ... WAY•" 2Br.1B•S1025 1 1ar~gar n~ carpet NBShrs4BR furn St700 •~,.,.. ,,_.. Wall~ Ave I S 50 mo 6 S. 63 NWPTS ... RS2BR2BA bft, ex»en vw, Reduced Pagent R E Linda/Helde -,,_ FRO T 3BA Ip .....,., ..,.. ....., ., bridge hm. ptt1 belt\. w/d, toS395K.ownr 7eo-8tOO 4~3---0477 "'497_.811 $950.000 494-8230 l g yd, gar 786-7322agt $1 • gardener. watet OCEAN N · ByAppt onty631-1879 I t ltacla 2641 walk-1nctoset greetcondt .itaaoc..,,.,._a.oe>mo
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COSTA MESA I.OT. Build· Irvine Av. CM. Possibly •SECRETARIES PIN.Ellarvesttable s 140. 4 WALNUT table end Chair tep $7. PyreJ1 pie plates, 3 $25 P9'" plate. Caen only. ~80 Broadway, Colla Thur-Fri.Sat 9am.3pm. Row I no maoh., akl.1,
Ing & auto bUllness In picked-up by mistake. •RECEPTIONIST <>ak WindlOf cllalra $120. $125. w.,nul coffee table .a .. S7 •"· Small Cor· 964-8806. HB. Mesa. 1323 w. Cestle Av•. oiauware, mlao. 202
downtown area w/7 aer· Family pet 548-9159 •WORD PROCESSING Al'ltlque oak tavern table $50. Buffet $50. lamps ~~ :~·~e=hh ~r;!:! 8~ FOQ.T gold .,,d White _B_O_V'_S_d_lr_t_b_lk_e_$_3_5-. -1-0-·1 (Ball/Walnut) Something 11th St./Walnut S n 9·3
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motivates selte1. Offered • 3114 OPERATORS chairs $75. Large area Dryer $25. Davenport :11~.~lhTloetea~'j'"· 213·589-7120. $35: Hummel figurines Ctrtll •ti Jlar ~g~t::-~. S~t ~~~
at $535,000. •.w •-•EIS ••-s llllS ••• . rug $45. LIVing room $50. Freezer $50. S 6 c ng snac rays S60·S150 Collectable UIAll IALll Magnolia/I an~
...... .1 in;,..__ -... Chalra$35eec:h.100cup 5<45-6714. 767 Hudson t 811• Llfge neat 01 TWELl/E speed boyanlne-dolls•5-St50 64t-5070 1 arw 50·60 names. per day PAii YIOATlll coffeemaker, used once Ave. CM. tablet on stand $25. Ex· t e e n I n c ti r • d • . --· Everylhing you can think 1102 larlttr Plllt llr U1·ZH2 Typed or table lists avail-Pill ML .. •n $35. Paymut« check· cellent working Hoover Motobecane Nomade t LIKE new two small oft Sat 8·2. 1401 San-M sale! Pleflt f
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able. 546 0858 •-wrlter$75.Steamettrunk WHEELCHAIR $100. vacuum cleaner with al· racing bike $150 or best wlnged·backed up ~ tanella Terrace. Irvine ovlng Y O ~ CALL TODAY $30. 720-0372. . King/size sheet Mt $7. tachments $25. Electric offer. Call 545-2108 alter holstered chairs .$150 Terrace. CdM Stutfl Sat/Sun eam-Spm
.,.rJl?atat l8400 von Karman Large oat post SS. Oalc o an o Pen er S 5 . five PM. each. Upholste<ed chaise SAT ·SH 1-4* Jmat Dt.tl~tiCI 3011 Ste 130. Irvine 474-2974 FREE standing humidifier plant pedettal $15. Sew Toastmaster o~ brolter lounge $100 548-2594 i,.....,,.. .... -----·• t00% FREE to Applicant $50. Oak headboard S35. machine stand $4. Ladlet $30. 2 quart Farberware 4 BONITA·bass·yellowtall . . 11 llHttrtJ Olrtlt* Washer/Dryer. Green• AIPlll FILL TI• e 0 E Turbine, new $10. Small clothes $1-$2 each. pot $8. Unusual mis· fishing poles $6-$8 or NEW blue/White set dis-(Spyglass Hill) Keeper Lawn Mower, col• F~ 2 girts in Cos~a Mesa. I!!!""'~~!!!!· !!!!·!!!!!·~~!!!!~ tabtes 50¢. Royal type. Automatic baby swing cellaneous items soc-with Penn 25-CoKe, hes, cost $250. sell S t50. Everything from furniture ored TVs, 2 small tatps, Callllsa 549_0743 ·IALL•a•ii••••a writer $25. 2 piece lawn $15. Baby bugoy S-S. St0.640-5463. Shakespeare 2090 reels Nearnew =400dogcage tobabyltemst•• airshocks. Ford air con· ------......, furniture $35. AsSOlted Small maple desk chair $.16-$22. Jackie S 1·S4. $30. Hav-A-Hart animal drlloner, 12' ladder.
VC:HtLOCARE WANTED CUii/ UST.... baskets 35¢ up. Odds $50. 3 piece set, 1abte, 2 P.!N BALL machit;~ 548-9832. trap $25. Floor wuer Yard Sale! A Biggie! cassette tapes, vinyl,
mat11re. n-smkr. fem for 2 Excellent opportunity for and ends. 2549 Fairway chairs $5. Maple lealh« Strange Encou.nt$er~5• SCHWINN PIJ1ie s30 Stin· S10. Work-mate bench Everything from soup to misc! t7591 Webater,
children, nights, live advancement $40-7373 Or., Costa Mesa. Satur· chair s 16. Stroller S7. ~~ ;>.,":~e~e~:O ~on~ gray $50. Oressei SSO. f25.5 Heavy duty cords nutsll 513 Acacia. Sat/Sun 10·5. No early
1ritoutcatt892-8358 TIElllTDITATEI day&Sunday8·5. Chess board $10. Baby ditlon $145 ·Complete Desk/bookshelf s85. 1· 5. Leal blow· SATUROAY8AM sales!ll
HOUSEKEEPER/Nanny . · FOR sale good working =kc:;'42!~· 5~01:e ~ugs gotf set S7S. Very old Beige sofa $99. Motchlng ~~~~~5~;~·56~ear new Ceata MtQ &l Laiua-:lta-c""ra-........ ,.,.,.,.
Uve-1n or out. Reliable. NITIL --condition washing ma-' I 8 ter pm, oriental rug 6x9 $125. chairs $99. Color TV195, ---eiG! eidl MOYlNG sXUI 2 H'ousE dXAXdE sXCE.
dependable Some Eng-UllllMIAI chlne$75.Gasdryer$40. PROPANE barbeque $45. Etectrlcbasegul1ar$115. Rocker $8. Honda Ac· TRUNO_LE bed. excellent 15 yrs of stuff-typewriter .. Sat. Aug 20• 9•5. Micfo-
ltsh reqd. Xlnt pay. EIAllllATlll fM Call 641-8309 alter Cream 9· sofa $100. Be au 1 i r u I e I e c. cord louvres 535. 360 condlt!Ofl $100. Aocado 1 20 647-6632Lvem99 __ CLEllt••••lll 3:30pm or anytime on Cream6'tove seatS100, tric/aooustlc guitar by Broadway.Saturday. refrigerator $50, runs toys, baby, toos. wave, sofa. love .. al,
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-weekend both $175. VaporiZer SS. Harmony, rare double AMNESTV .88 Spring-perfect1 dented slightly. cargo container, clothes, chairs, some antlquea, •-1 t t Apptlca11·ons are .......,ng ac 1 • <>~ 1 c d 1 M marine. & more. 313 lawnmower, plcture1, .. , •1• • .,..,, · UPRIGHT 128 Humidifier SS. Fertilizer cutaway, candy apple red steen Sting Peter C.,..., n orona e ar. ,.., .. _~'"-~~'!"""!!~~-aepted at the following vacuum all B 720 1566 Esther (btwn. 19 & 20 off dishes. baskets, ski equip ACClllTIU CUii 1ocat1on belweell 9:30am Two end tables S15. T~ spreader $5. Casi~ 10 s145. Kamaka ~kulele Gabria't & morel foll sets ryan • · -~a Ana) Sat/Sun 8am & lots more. 183 & 189
Growing Civil Engineering to 4:30pm: HuntlngtOfl table lamps S 15. Three function cash regrster $45. 5 string ban10. like played by all! Floor seats COUCH $50. Puff $50. 2047 Charle St (REAR) Crescent Bey Or.(N. l.ag.)
Flrm seeks entry level Beach MAIN POST OF· bikes $12, $15, S35. All $75. 631·099.7. ne~ $~25; ~apb si,:e1 $85·$100 722-7712 or Corner table $30. Coffee DESPERATION SALE! Inert •••• L I
ACCOUNTING CLERK to FtCE. 6771 Watner Ave. gOOd.646-1 525. "ROSEPOINT" Wallace QU ar ecr · Y &· 548·9135. tables $25. Men's -• II H Be h C -.,,....-.,--------t II I di .d I b !tonal $145. Tenor banjo clothlngSt-$5. New birch Sat & Sun 8am-4pm 1;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml assist 1n the b1 -unllnglon ac . A HUDSON 3 gallon sprayer s er ng. n v1 ua ut· by Kay $50. Classy fur mantle tops 7 •• 8 .. x2.. I need my garage bacl<tll 11
ing/costtng process. lit-92647-9998. $15. Craftsman hedcge t8f/hors doeuvres hollow coal mink or something SELL --·---ing & misc duties Send CllPITEl TICI trimmer S 15_ Electric handle knives $32 each. 314 length. size 8_9 $145: 525. 548:4633. EVERYTHING MUST GOii
resume & salary history chaJn saw used once S50. S65 If new. Have eight. 646•7909. WOMEN'S mustard ten Great stutfl 233 Costa to Mr Fuentes at Robert Entry level person to tra.ln 548-2739 ......,. blk 27 . d Mesa Streel Sat/Sun Scotts seed spreader . BED liner for Mazda h h I ·t· d s,,...~~ e. inch.goo 7.3 645-7180 Bein, Wilham Frost & ma1or companys looking $25. Assor1ed garden SOFA. velvet multi-stripe 9 t rotJg c ass1 ie condition $35 786-9243.
Assoc. 14725 Alton for 520·4045, Ellen Day toots under $5. Electric loot, ball castors. loose B2000 truck ·new· $75. --------...!.:========:.J G A RAGE SA LE
Parkway. Irvine. 92718 CHIS IELPll/ heater S12. 720--0372. cushions, good condition ~~~i~.21~ne ;~~rth~:d DEADLINE: r11u•lcMy noon Fri/Sal/Sun 8am·3pm.
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l ••1STUT te YP DIET ARY AIDE. Must RATlA0 N oocasional chair $50. 545-3349. \1111""") PRICE: S·hn<!' minimum · l o;iy, • 10• ~-• 1111r = Boo Refinished furniture, col--d ...,,.k e lish h -.-"' lectables & more. 269 Ttle most elite street in
•-UTlllS rea • s..--ng · ave $35. Rattan coffee tables MARBLE & granite. vari· • All .. as "'t" P•t"P<>•d by com•nq into 11>r v ... ,~ r1101 to r~ conv Hos eJ1p. Work $20 A . F I N D Pl-'Ct" yow .,0 01 ust" "'(" coupor1 b-tow Sierks, Cos1a Mesa off Newport Heights ln"ltes Inside customer service fie•. "rs. goad pay. Call · ntlque wardrobe ous colors, left over from P Bay & Orange. ~ou to a TWO DAY INOUSTRIM. Warehouse ~ " t k S20 v OOd l b $3 s5 1 • 11v.ttt PMty mt"•ltl.-1'101\r on11 .11l\ "lo com Established contracting M·F 10am-5pm. Country ,run I 5·. 9('I g 50 o s • square oot. mt"'''"' "<h P"ts hvt\to<k proou<<" or P'·'"'' G-A-RAG_E_s-ale Silt 8 3pm TREET BAZAAR and Space2.000• sq.ft .. Co '"Irvine. X'lnt OP· ClubConv 549-3061 ora so a S . 619·3 23 -775 1 or . E .. cn1.-mm1m b<'pnt.-e11n 1nr .. aw1tr""-"trm1ovt"• -SALEI! Select goods 60¢/sq.lt . ava11. immed . portunity Very fast --675-0097. 631·7664. through classified siso Baby items, desk. couch. suchasline furnlture.cof·
631-3035 18th X Placen· growth potentlatl Look-CISTllEll SYC IEP 2 Schwinn bikes. dining lectlbles, office goods,
1ia Ing lor a sharp people Good pay/benefits. I l t 5530 Ea 1 5531 •-5530 room table 360 Broad· sporting goods • and laaiana Fiaucial person. Full time per-Call 898-4727 •r 179n J 'l!tal .,. nt S.pl179ul 5530 Ea It H l 5930 way.C M many other tine articles
-------mant'Ot s2o.ooo range -EXPERIEICH IELI ... CIEW/IWIT mo. SEClnAIY IFFICE ASSISTllT llECEmHtsT /nftST SAJllllT CLWlll. HOUSEHOLD items· misc, lui•tll ~benefits. 261• 12~ Help. Female preferred. Boal handling cfKP helpful. Matura, 'personable. Boating firm seells resp Costa Mesa architectural MAINTENANCE. PI T. prctllres. kitchenware, SITllllY I
SllllYll 01prt••itit1 2904 •DOORMAN Balboa Market 673-8310 FIT, must work week· motivated secretary lor person. lype/phone/boat firm has rmmed. opening CALL 645-7100 country knicknacks. junk --•BUS PERSON ends. day shift & swing busy real estate office. shows/etc. .. Benefits. lor someone w/lront of-Sat/8-3, 1095 Tulare Or
Sales/Marketing Apply in person: lllEI IECl flOlllST shitt. Apply 1801 Bayside Must have good dictation Salary neg. 722-9055 flee personality and ap-SEAISTllHS KITCHEN AND MtSC'B-5 IATlll&L lllllnlll WHft'S Wlllrf Delivery person P/T. 2809 Dr, CdM. Wednesday-& phone skills. Apply at pearance. Typing sklll 50 PAY TOP $$$ lor ex-Sat/Sun 1850 Fullerton lllECTllS 2318 -fl1ewport Bl Newport Bl, NB 675-1353 Sunday 10am-4pm. TSL, 188 E. 17th St. t: IA. -lfFICE CLElll wpm We offer an ell.Ce!· penence seamstress tor Ave , near Broadway. CM 111• •• 4••
SALES COORDINATORS Newport Beach IELIYElf PEISll . llCI CIEW Costa Mesa. 642-1603 Newport Beach Law Firm lent starting salary and Sa1lmaker. 723-0279 * * * * • • $100 ooo $250 ooo UL IELIYEIY seeks F/T Ille clerk. the opportunity to ad------sa1a,Y & c:im We o~r-1&1111/UllllESSEI For Irvine travel agency. Salling club. FIT & PIT. FLO Duties incl It typing. & vance. To apply please SECIUUllL P /T llVlll Ill llSt II
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IEWNIT llllm ate internationally in the Booth rental s 100/wk. Co. car. Good Orv/record 675•7 tOO --Perm. F/T. CONROY'S, front desk relief work. call 641-2828 wk days 20• hrs/weell tdeat tor TRAINS. Boats, planes
up & coming 530 billion Personal phones sup· a MUST. 752·0752 Frank llllYEI NSITlll Costa Mesa. 645·0246 CALL 721-8101 9·30-5:30. eniering or re-entry into Sit·S••• 271 lrta.._IJ
I d J W Al I $6"r PT/FT Contact • Stuart Woodard & Assoc t" k f M t be •• water industry The sue-P 18 rpor area. IEITAL lSSISTAIT La"ura •97-22°82 FLIUL llSlllEI PAJmlS IELPEI su'te A-6. 2•5 Fisc .. er .. e wor orce us ~~~~~~~~ cessful candidates will 852-8808 Jonelle .. 1 " " llex1ble. tor small office. MOVING Furniture, dis. :-have substantial equity RDA preferred. l:>Ut willing ------Fil .with exper. Ask for Custom residential. Neat Ave .. CM Principals only. non smoker 960-5469 hes. linens. much more 9 FA ILY SUPER SALE!
from their sales loroo. C&SllEI to train Pleasant group llllYEl/SALES Dwight Hatano. 645-0093 appearance. own car. ----*SECln&RY* Sat Sun 9-5. 767 Hudson Furniture. speciality &
(Recumng income re-F1T, PI T poSltlons avl tor practice in Newport TllJIEl F/T IEOEmlllST One yr exper Start IECEnllllST Ave . ort Paularino decorator Items, de· siduals) AM. Night a wlmd sh1tts Beach 4 day week. alter-Good driving record. Neal. P t lti f $5/Hr 548--0818 · Must be able to type. Must Coldwell Ban~er res1den· Mo·• ng Sale' 9-75 Trenton signer clothes. bargains
N l 0 B & nate Saturdays 640-1122 18 o t t d ermanen pos on or · have good communrca-ti t R t E 1 t •1 s 9 • 52 •$30 M1tl1on monthly at ewpor yster ar yrs. PP Y o a vanoe. Corona del Mar Animal P&llT TllE lfFICE lion skills. FV 9"'-6868 a ea s a e services $ galore! at .... 4
Sales Gnll Apply 1n person -F C 859 2333 or 556·0363 .,.. seeks an office assistant Way Sat~. un 8·4 30 Cancha (Bluffs) N. East-IEIT&l FllOIT OF I E · Hospital Witting to work. Mature. resp . non smkr, Sears 10 Tablesaw
.$15 Miiiion sates pavron anyday eltcept Wed. at Freeway StoTes EOE rl ••T IULEI IEEIS for their Newport Beach . .. · blurt Dr & Vista Del Oro. r 2 w Oc f B Looking tor a rewarding no expe ence necessary. Mon-Wed-Fri. 12-5pm. -ff T 1 & Markstiopsmrth 10 saw
*$·36 000 Expense salary, 100 . ean ront. N IRIYERS Fill TllE 6 60 o ice YP ng six . 760-8172 _ _ __ chanv,e? Good salary & W1H train. 44-81 Office exp. pref'd. Call llECEPTlllllT ti I misc from 25¢-$350 family college 111111on. F · months 0 Ice exper ence COMM-U~llY SALE Lido Clll"t,••,.TIC &SST bene its Must be ex-or messenger service. G-E-NERAL OFC, Phones, 645-6811 8:30-4pm. M-F PI T must type wet!, 1 d G d ,. complete insurance "'"' · & o 1 I requ re 00 com-IOYll~ SALE Sands. furn.. &Jntlq·-. For front ofllce Seeking perrence wt th insurance wn car• ns. requ red. typing tor Property Mgmt PIST CllTllL TEO•. 673·4242 m nrcatlon skills a must • ..,., .. Jorn our successful pro· 11 N K •--' o c & L A u A-Z ITEMS TO GO. 2377 bikes. used videos,
& mo11vated ind1v1dual for co ections. ewport now,,...ge · · f1'rm, Costa M-6 Oppty Please call Darlene at lessionats earning five Center 640-1122 counties. High pay tor to learn pro,.:;;y mgmt. Local Pest Control Com-llECPT/ SECn College Drive Cost a VCRs. TVs. crnr PCH/ six figure montllly in· fast paced practice tlf'ed 1 ""'' eed t t h E t S It T 65 17 14)6E044E·9060 Mesa Sat Sam Balboa/River Sat 8·2 comes Please call 857-1888 DENTAL --qua I peop e. N /smkr. Call wkdys pany n s rou e ec ., xecu tve u e. ype • _ ORTHO ASST Please call 241-8996 6A2•4914 10_4pm. we train. must have good wpm. Strong PC skills ·MOVING SALE SAT & DRESSER d -k -1
*Entry level positions CLERIC•• .. d 1 d C 11 d F O A t S I SECllETAllY · es · er b, AL ESClllW IFFICEll riv ng recor a an . a mus . a ary 5 avatl •IEIEUL lfflCE* Ctiarlle 979-6021 E.O.E. open Send resume w/ UN Lots of Baby items beds. games. books, Calllornla Clean water Misc general clerical Ac· F /T fun loving. fast paced. Needed for busy beach 1 . All around Assistant tor 2437 Rue De Cannes. puules, bar stools. tree l·IOO-ll2·llOO curale typing and 10 key Irvine office needs outgo-area office Salary open. Bookkeeping/light typing. PLANT LOVERS.. Very sa 8"! history t~ Mrs busy Properly Mgmt Co CM Follow the Signs trimmer, pool. hose and
by touch. Some data rng ROA with eJ1per . Benefits. Call Vickie at phones. computer exp. progressi ve Interior Kent 1501 Dolphin. in Newport Beach. Must MOVING SALE! Sat/Sun vacuum head. Cash onlyt
(Jt 4111 entry. S6/Hr 953-4091 786-0777 or 640-4292 673-6255 helpful. COSTA MESA scape Co. 1s looking for Newport Beach 92625 be expenenceo, respon-many housel!Otd items: •2051 Commodore•
IMPORT CO. 722-1-103 interested plant care llECllUTlll LWH ~~~m~n s::~:o.H~!tcee~~ furn , books. misc 2292 (Baycrest) 9·5 Sat
GENERAL OFFICE people. F/T P/l Must PIT. M·Fv-6pm. c D I d t Wit have rel able car & In lent office & phone skills _anyon r en o _son SIT la•·I••* phones. copying, filing, 1 . -Energetic person to worx typing, hrs. nex. NEW· surance No eKpenence w/5· 12 yr olds. Brllnqual req'd Computer exp a •. MOVING Sale! Waterbed. 2101 la"I ftMt
i iillliiliiill•ll PORT AERONAUTICAL necessary. 26 1·6100 prefd(Span1sh)646·7181 To start August 22nd. bdrm turn. & household S 1750/mo Catt 675-49 12 Items 3065 Fernheath Couch. bed. etc. 631-0426
SALES 631-8250 PLlllEIS TUllH Restaurant "· nt/"· c tt ~---1 •· • M.-.1-SECIEt••y . Lane Saturday 8-5 SAT 9 -4. 42 4 \/Isla "1r• .... a I I ..-.I .. men .....-1 GET PAID tor reading No -exp. please. we train lllltln llll&IEl -liiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiil:iiiiiii BRICK/CONCRETE work. PLATO Malnt. Res/comm. *1•1 llYIR* books! $100.00 per title. you. $5-$8 hr. CALL Includes off premise cater· For Newport CPA Firm llllTl·fllllY SALE Grande. Blutls. Antq:
$2 5 P I I I W ·te· PASE 259T l6t NOW 520-4050 Etten Day 1 M t be t & CALL 631-0966 Everything!•. Saturday Wardrobe, French clock,
6 d Prof. reliable, res, refs. tumb -ceram c/v ny Ille 730•1353 " · • • ng. us crea 1ve B Per ay I/ 973 8808 S Uncotnway N Aurora ""' t Iv h 8/20, Bam-3 1325 Belfast English ob table, chrs, , FREE est 641 -3283 IAN carpet Inst est • CLEAN & EXPERT • · · PlllPElln llllllll organ12vu nvo es vy Secretary sofa table, drawer chest,
That's ALL you pay for *CEMENT FINISHER• IH.ETll Uc Cat l -158642 IL 60542 Needed tor 16 Units on lilting. Janeen, 643"2072 Never used dining chairs. etc. Other turn: C81Wd
3 tines. 30 day minimum 30 yrs exp s 150 up to 500 . ST G SC 0 S IHI llllSnJST Balboa Penmsula. Wiii Restaurant LEGAL furn. books. art & misc Mexican bdrm suite,
In the sf Charlie(213)439-4236 House od repairs, paint, ARVINk TH155LA77R9 tmmed. 8yr stylist moving. train. Call Fran for de-FHISEIYICES Items! 1203 Las Arenas chests. table. paints, lot
SERVICE refurbtsh1ng. carpentry New true s • I 11 213 595 7471 SECRETARIES Way. Ham11ton/Pactfic more. Flreptaoe for lovely Ctra•ic Tile drywall etc. Gary 645-5277 Full Service • State Wide No clients nee. 548•9344 a s. • • E1(cellent wages. tlps & Ave. Sat/Sun 9-5. brass tan on fender.
showers-floors-counter-*HANDYMAN* Dave * 714-957·1°88 lllllmlSTS , IT IEOlnllY/l&Tl ~~t~~:· }~~a~i~~~:~. • •• ,.rt 111011 Plants a many pots. Brick
DIRECTORY tops. Ouahty Guar 15 yrs. Big & smt Jobs-Work guar. •GOOD MOVES• Progressive salon In CdM. ENTRY/ERRANDS Balboa Island. Call lor flslli11 l1l1d -o sw·· IEn & brack. pewte<. copper
uc. Ref Pat 843-9044 Call Bruce 847·0780 Low rates. Free Est Seeking commissions N.B. 56.75 hr. 720-1566 Interview 63t-0204 -,.,. & much more!lll ----Plano Specialist stvtists Booth rental also OUALITV au·to ... ,.,.y shop -----O'Metvenv & Myers .. as of· EVERY SAT/SUN. Orange s· UPER ~$-ALE! SAT 0 5
INCREASE YOUR REA CH wC"!'~"'·1.•.,.C.a.r.,,• _____ FENCES-GATES Tree tnm Lie T-158192. 545-4654 a~allabte Addltronat needs' 'emplo::::;s Call llEST&I••-•••••Ell , " Coast College. Fairview . . ....
Ou P S C M /NB ,__ -• -fered a tradition of excel· and Adams Costa Mesa 1618 Irvine Ave., oak
GEl IN OUR IMPROVED m run · · · · · ·c11entele provided Call for 1·nfo. L~"ted In. S.J.C Experience. Nice environ-I t d owth d · t DAYCARE/learning prog. area Jim Whyte. 642-7206 Pai1tia1 El b h 675 05 """" ence. sea 'I gr . an Admission/Parking FREE urn . sewmg machine. n lltH. IEW In hm. 2-4yrs 6:30a-6pm ------1za et al • 11 240-1331 ment. GOOd pay. Call Ja-a professional and at-SPACES s 10 432-58s0 wind surtr. clothes. toys
e. . Ii _..... CM Sandy 557.7513 UC HANDYMAN OF CdM 18 Years ol Happy N.B. HOUSECLEANING resdntl neen 643-2072 tractive work environ-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!! -n11t "•"'" Alt Trades -Odd Jobs Customers. Richard Sinor homes PT/days. reliable. llUL ESTATE.... Restaurants ment for over 100 years. =---Unicycle. Golf Balls, elec YEUIWPAIES EXP.20penlngsNow&2 FreeAdv1ce 646-6483 (Lie lns.Rels)645-7608 car a must, call Julie Successful R.E. Co. In ,....,TllLW•ws SAT-SUN 8-3! Antiques, saws. Ping Pong table. For more Information 1n Sept 2yrs--up. $65 wk. 631 _1815 1 plush office at Fashion .,_ "'' Our branch office In collecllbles. waterbed. misc bnck, antq phone.
CALL TOOAYI! C Mesa Marla 642·1156 HOME REPAIR Carpen-RALPH'S PAINTING. Ext.I or v. mag. Island seeks OFFICE AO-Buset's & Back Walters. beautiful Newport Beach ETC 1664 'O' lustin Ave toaster. tires. 548-8011 All fll Liii t L-0-VING CARE In my ~r~pe~t':~~:~~·26~:;~g1 in~st~a~~58'CT~: :~J~,'~~ llllUIOI S.lititen MINISlRATOR to handle Full or Part-Time. 2007 S. is currently seeking an (Near 17th & Tustin) No 543 San Betnardino Ave Your Eaststde Costa Mesa -, --Ins. Agency Prep. Cas. sol-hies, escrows. etc. MUST Coast Hwy. Lag11na Bch experienced legal sec· earlies! SATURDAY Only 7-Noon
Service Directory home. 646-4834 T&J PAINTING tnt.IE1tt. lcrtors. Leads ava11. Must be 1rc·d • Expert NO 497-6568 retary. Corporate back·
Representative Ha1lia1 Beat any reasonable price be exp. In Pers. Lines. sales-Salary $1500/mo • Restaurant -ground a must. PC or l•rl'r't•t 5530 Aati,att HH
Cltaaa"al Stmct d HAVUNG SERVICE Lic.=45830 837-6761 Send resume to: William bonuses. Send resume SEIYllS word processing ex-, __ ._ ____ ..., ....
G /yd Cl T Warmington Insurance to: LISA WILSON, 18 perlence helpful TILEPllllE POOL table. early 1900s,
•HOO EClEANING• ar nups. rees cunOl'S PlllTlll Brokers, 1641 Langley Corporate Plan. NB, F/T PIT. F!9•lble hours. 8''tx• 'It, need• re·
CUSTOM (the right way) Jon 645•8~93 tnt./Ext. 752-6t06 Ave. Irvine 92714 92660 or call 721-1200 Exp pref d .. Benefit~. We offer an excellent s11m WIU finishing, $950. 645-4226
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TIA( Wkly/bl-mo refs 673-3349 (714) 250·3338 Apply within unit. Coco 8 salary and supe11or ben· Evenings and Weekends or 645-4121 '"' ___ Healt~, ltaatw Painting & Wallpaper Re· t! 1. 2305 E. Coast Hwy, . 1 G d h I E .,,--,,,.------...,.-:-=-
The Cal.,, Publie u1·111t1es •Prof Hsclnn FREE ests ., o al 20 c•· ••n• Corona det Mar 673-9050 elits package ncluding 00 P one vo oe. JI· A~~liaactt 11 " Fitatll · m v · yrs e•p. ..,an, .I,... Medical/Dental, Life and perience preferred $5-_.._ ______ _
Commission, REQUIRES 7 dys Wk , 10 yrs exp <el "'"'""'"' .... "'-•••""•-• prompt, reas. 642-5937 Part time evenlnn work. Restaurants LTD insurance and more $7 per hour. Call lor Inter-F 0 warmer 'Bobby. that all used. household Uc. Ins 842-5053• WANTED! PEOPLE TO Todd T KOrnely. Painting " TllTIW FUTS Please submit resume view 557-2203 Malle' 5.g3 good cond. ~s movers. print their ---LOSE WEIGHT & FEEL Contractor Quality Svc. !mmedlate hire. Hunt· IUL EITITI •-. • w·1TH I l $2"'0 Color TV 20" tit-1' GREAl R It G ington Beach & Costa .... , sa ary requ re-TllCI HIYEll "' . . u C Cal T n11mber, -••H 1•1 esu s uaran· Uc. lns'd 675-1425 Mesa area. 447.3 118 ORG CTY. # 1 Top --Ullll IUOI ments to: O'Melveny & I Microwave. 962..()8()5
llmo's & chauffeur's print RELATIONSHIP p b-teed Susan. 760-8526 •OUALITY PAtNllNG• Prod11cer seetls ~t. Now aeeeptlng Myers. 610 Newport Class I local work. a flat HOTPOINT R f I t their TCP number mall I s? E Ii II ro t? Fair prices. 11 years exp. LEIA&. SElllTUY P/T aggressive exper. LIS 0. a p P I I c a t I o n s Center Or Newport bed. OMV prmtout & ben· . er gera or
advertisements lf you Setm ?mlhod odna Y1&11Gpse Bt•t l•tr'"•tata John. 645·2955 Wiii train. N/smkr. Word Agts. to show & sell R.E. •HO.ST/HOSTESS Belch CA 92660 EOE elils. 2131549-3450 15:5· with lcemaker.
have a quesll.... about ress , 1v1 ua rou.P • T P d Al • · kd 714 960 8262 white like new $250 tne legality 01 -;·mover. _:~u~~~ng. 548-0697 •tMAGES BY SANDERS ~LOCAL PAINTER Perfect prel'd. 675-0200 :~d~furni:~ed~~~~re~ Apply In person: MI FIV/H w ys. • __ 760-S310/0 640-8900tW
'Imo Or chauffeur, "'alt· ttEATING DISOROERStt HOME IMPROVEMENT & Quality Work • Frrendtv LIT Plllll I hi I . KENMORE R I I t "' REMODEL G 760 7333 ' 'Y ncome potentlal. TORTILLA FLATS O'llLYHY I IYEllS Veterinary • er gere or Public Utltties .Com· Weight Control/Bu1tm1a IN • Pr1ces 646-6483 Venicte clell\·up, minor Serious only need apply. 0 S C H , FULL ANO PART TIME while. 5 yrs old, e>tcellen1
mlfflon. 714-558-4151 Free consult 6'0·6.t 54 ----MICHAEL COX PAINTING maintenance. mechan· For details, call Lisa 174 0· oast wy Secretary KENNEL ATTENDANTS, cond. S175. 5<40·7585 LH•ac•fi•I $12/Hr ~MATERIALS lcal abtllty beneficial. 72t-t200 Laguna Beach, CA SMALL company growing Prof. oroomer, Apply: LARGE GE fridge. White . Dtck CNti•J ' Lancut Relerenoes 675-4006 Apply 1954 Plar.entla, anaaL UT SILIS rastl Needs well rounded 480 E. 17th St .. CM. w/I~ drawer. Ctean.
AceuticalC.ilia11 Waterproof Coatings /or beL-X-fEXU.15yrsexp. RAINBOW CIRCLE Maint. Costa Mesa. PI T, Newport Beach. ~lflFeshelp. Recep-ynn•••y -Will trade for emaller. AULOWA dA PXIATtb decks, betconles. stairs Julian & Yolanda garden· INT.IEXl . QUALITY IAllTIUIOI PEISll CALL 722-6415 ton st/ ecretary & gen'I ..._ S200. 548-9202
Orywafl--PatCh1ng·Texture Quality work 722-8769 Ing/houseclean 642·3921 PAINTING EKP 636· 1758 PIT for a r .. l estate co. lfTHI WJS ~Oica(7 ~4~9sl5t~~~5obpetwnn Recedptiotnlsl&$, ATnlmhall ~t· SEARS Wash« & Dryer Llc~288597 631 9295 673 1900· ... f s 1w. -1 8 ten an 9 ec n cian (.._) ..... litt'· k • -OUST'l''S Landscape/lawn VESCO PAINTING ANO • •-or teve ''" tn South Coast Plaza. 2-Spm esk tor Fran. needed for busy large ........ u"""" '"'· wor
RESPRAY centng with Dt•tttiC ltniCtl Main. Serv. Wkly/month/ WALLPAPERING. Quality llAllTIU. nu Tl£Jllll Need young. motivated, _.,.,.. ITIT• &m practice. FIT, PI T incl i~~r :::.~r: · or
NEW \/lbrant orange peel OSCAR'S EMPLOYMENT 1 time. Free est. 241· 1640 work. Free Est. 969--6349 Limited epportunlty to Join beach lifestyle people tor "" ._ wknds & eves. Exp pref'd . ..--.~"-· ---..,..,,....-:
te11ture. Drywall repair AGENCY. Sp.oiallzing in LAWN MAINTENANCE. 'G'ia! llPlllllll naUOflll real ettate mar· the tt 1 Beach Store In F$/l 9P/T. no exp nee. lrvlne551-0304 Farainn 14
AMTEX 848~7203, Joe Childcare UllE-tN NAN· ·w-•-----Apertment maintenance k 1 t with California. Please call. 5. 1 hr to start Apply in .a-ti= -NYS Elderly Car•-C·om-Honest Dependable. ?4'AI d INTERIORS eicperlence necessary. 11et.tn~ •eYlarnemi""t Forulnn. 75+0221 for ......,.lcatlon. p«son at 2546 E. Coatt YITElllllY IEBEL I Bik dining cfira m .
-pamons. Xlnt rets.--State Reasonable. 675-3777 HAur.ING/STRIPPIHG Mutt be organlZ.ed per· mi""' ··• · • .... ,... Hwy, Corona def Mer ASST. Good with animal• ated w/meUow velvet ~ .,.,. ... •th emphaals in formation, call Jack .-u1 ••• •1--• nar.pte. Phone• c ..... ". ....ats, 2 "Off Ibis (It..._ 0 c DETAIL lie/bonded 714/52t·9370 Landscaping. cleanups, VISA·MC 673-1512 _.. ... A .,. at SELECT RIU .... -n•-··-ou11 .... ~ .. -· ..... ... -·
C A De I I" I " auperv111on pe,.,_ work Y ~ .. tlngflxturethOWroom. ........,.... Ing skltls necessary. 5'.+ lmNV"tl) 557·9325 aft.._ omplete UIO tails II . _.... tree tr m, rotot • •wn• .• ~··-a-~=t & • ,...... BETTER HOMES a ., PIT Fil r~-1c D .. -· ..,.. 155-Sl05 957-1222 tCtriCu yrseiq>.John84"8-2592' ....... I oommunlcatlon.Salaty G NS oeiq>er.nec.S41·934l ' • ..._. • ..,, '· eta days. 7am·2pm in CONTEMPORARY aolld comrMl'llUrate With e:f AROE entry st<ln• ""PfUI CALL Laguna Beach. 494-5<488 oak dining 1....... ... ••
PROF. DETAILING E•p . ELECTRICIAN. Quat. work LANDSCAPE SERV. 20yrt O'S p . NG lnt/axt APPLY AT·. TSL MGM . REAL ESTATE 751-!SOOO •u-11111-G...,.,,.,. 97" .,_73 -.,ft
lndfv. ""'·at your ho~e. Free est S25 hr. exp. Quat. Comm'I Mllnt. ~at patches& teJ1tures to 1u E. 17th St, 11 l·A, Full=-~= pot-"""'•-~ .. ::. VET HOSPITAL NEEDS uphlltdehrl + 90fatebte,
or eorne to me 673-4145 #4&7892. Greg 979-6276 Gen. cleanups 645·5124 meet your needs 068..aMS Cotta Meta 7,41642•1603 ltlon iva1i.~ for Whole-·~ E•p'd rec.pt .. vet asat. & call 786--.4895 etter lpm ._ 24/R * 111-llll Complete . Sprinkler/ lnt./Ext. patch p181terlng, .. IL lllT lllTY sale dlatr1butot of beet, PretehOOI T89Cll« to co-sml animal groomer. P/l CUSTOM 5'K5' walnut cof·
'"' •Top oualltyW<Wk lnstat. repair. Tree trim & custom teJ1turlng, Q\1811ty £XF I w1ne, liquor, cloarette te.Gh UCI campus &/or F/T S.Legun• 499-5379 lee tab... tradltlonat
•I*' er. wood work F'reeJqulcl< esll. •500-l&e remove. ctnups, reas Fr .. work Pro~No ,.,ot>-Pd In t>IOOd draW'il'lg. In-ll&Tm and candy. Senta An• Irvine private tehool. FT Wrlten . sofa.t•bte, enttrt ttor~
11)9Clalltl Custom ook --est Valef\tln 548-6109 temsl .t328884 554·7931 =~~1!',:8i r~ L~lng fore ptofeeaional ar ... 547-0732 & ~.r~M~: 7~94 etat• EARN O\IER $1000 for c enter U ._.."dO '
Mdrefatedw()(klncltlle •Double Eagle Electric --Pl--;;..u_ · lng~.c9itl4t-so'.: ..,......~ office environment? PROFESSIONAL lnterlOf quit · • writing• poem, "'°'1 14•:--4150e1Upm.
etc ProfMtionat, quail· Spec:latty •ft« HR ave. Tllll ---. · Lyn-v·'-tl-d Bu -..... lttraa• story, or pereonal artlcle ..... p-t l L'A 219A86 841 """'73,. ... -· .... ..IQner. tin.ta ••· U'-F-nto ....... S.A.S.E. 10 ............ ,._ ,..., ... ec IOfl s our "'· .. ..,,., .. Tepped/remove Cleanup 2• k D 9 lll-1• ...... .ul ProPflrl•, Inc. la now in· pended JmmedlateoPen ... ......... ... ... m o tto Estimates Home or ofllee aeotral nulawn/sprlnklr.75t·3418 HEATING.PLUMBING Hotpltetexp.only.8-)'0Ur i.rMwlng.COnltctm•n· Inga EKP9fienOld onty. Elll'Y lewt. No eJ1p. Wa Writer•. 13781 Otympie w/mettrH .. t/trundlt.
522·0.C75. WO<k al 8 low coat or•• _ _ own boH. lm"'"late ager, Bob Sc:Nndel at · *855•97541* · trlin. 520-'4045 Elteo Dey Ave .. Coste MeM 92629 Cfne*•. '245 M0-1733
"fAR WESTBUILOEAS" work •Bob 548-sSH• TttE LAWN BARBER DRAINS CLEAR from $11. apenlngl. 751--1553 IJl-1111 f~ Sliii ---JAii iii -FAST moYlnO ..... fridg,
Spec '" Remodehng, *'· Mow a EdC, twice • mo. Fauoet-Olspe>Nl·Heet.er * .. IEU * I ULll.... •AT .. IT-2·3 oa-1w.-for retlr.cl BR aet tebtl •14 ctn. dltlons, patios. lenelng, Wf1 S18~S24. 548·6989 000 * 646-9296Anytu'18 •• •PART-TIME Ne=t Beactt Area. fine An Gal· mechanle Of rnelnten· aota.04herlttmt.rteeOn-
rooflnQ. cemenl. patnt. PXrs rm Fm I TREES Ttlmmed. Topf)ed. SUPERIOR PLUMBING (ell .... M/F) I Beach Waterlronl • l"Y looklng tor that EARN ance !*'90" ~ 1964 a~ Ptic:. ...o.o3el
t31"31t69rl42-1M41, CuttomGat•.Oualltv Ydcteanup-NewlP(lntcler Svc. Ouaff1y woric.,..... Prent, F&lhlon' Promotion Rec4p1, It type, It boc*· ·~~I dynamic ..,.. $400 $1000'WK Pt.centla,C0ttaMeaa. HENOREOON icene I
•HOME IMPRQliEMENT Oon1t18'.utlfy "4·9090 lfP81f, 18 yr exp. tSO..tU7 prica UC. "2·7332 '*'* •1"-65H Peny '*'* k~ a.;12 Mon.frl '*C'A Houra 12..f Deity. • /i _ --_ _ Brouptng. l1¥rm. dirt rm,
concrete & cerpentry ... ,_ ... • .... • 11. ==;Bil!-S8'Wy neg. Pat 541--&5$3 LL t7W039 .......... '°"' tablel; ~ Uk•
LOU 676-3 J85 ~ 8c:tt_ fl.... 1·800 1e2~':i ,.;; ' r••L ~tlCE ~~P~_'!9t: .......... 1 SALES PERSON NHOiO •IAM• 12 Noon cc:: ••• newt .. llOO iJI ~ """ •1 • _,._,,,...,.,. .-For STATIONAAY •NoNlaMalWkndt __,._ tw.t/.,.•nttt ;IM SANDERS ...._,, a.lboe't °"9IMI Window d91>end•ble end flav. lt•~llJJ STORE. CdM. Fii. s *"'"" • commltf--. ... ~ Bftm. pettoa, Pllr;;: Cera!TWc; Tlte•Hardwood 8MCJMbMk. sm:ti Of ~Mh1n9Seritcd50-G02 car, It. typlne, 638-14a. general of Ice tklltt, dtyt.Xlntwontlngconds. mfl-.... ll ..... IMll t mett ·-=·
MC No tot> fOO small Mtr~Vlnyl-lntlaJlallon L•fl'* Joba. FAE£ •te. ••••''DOI lOGe!IO 'II lf!M"'*' typlnO-=fOOd~ :.::,:.r.tlonally fin• ---•• 1tii -~IMl.Q4 _.,... ... ,.._ Mlelley.538-0553 andRepe•T 780-7333 ,an/Riffs 815·3'15 A•.sai•.10..Jm r::·,. .. .,....,.,.... .,.,.,.•H1 = fl'MMtot...,e. • &Oa...tDMllrt .-,.. ... ......,.,.,... ,._ • 1.f111 t7~7t2 ........... (0Mier"*9~11119'*) 211 ...... _ .. ,.,.
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chair'•. C~lltf) print ..,.,,,~. 2t1·2411 Ob4 INlnUll, ~. Sell Boeta. '42~7... W8gOn 4 ..... *""8. CnAtM. p!Wtlalb, caea. •11.. ..,..s. PIS, P/8. CMIMll• A/C • bMUty"°'fl-332) PI B, c........ AIC •
.. 50 Hpl Bdl 720-1704 ~~cc;"'.:'· ::1000 -11' 11• • AMIFM ~. $.4,000 AJC, (7~1 StUH le (1~012.tM 134'5 ' CatnC* ..a ... ~
l. T white ctwi NI II • ., . ~ no,,..., nMda l'lll••. Xl!\t condition lmdl.,...... ~ 111•111 • S .... ..... ..MIS'....... ., (7~S ._
1250 otlO. DESiGNEA TO GOOO A6Ut. sm::a LOWREY M90'° Chord TLC .67~ • S'800 Of TOP -'°95 ........ ~ ... • .......... ~ ... • • .. .....
LAMP pttmary color• F..,,... German SMc>. orqan. Vary OOod ~ ~~ .. ---=!_~ 4 cy4lndaf -eMtomatic. 0:1!'9' LI ...,~ 11 fll9
w/rtl/IOtl, peld MOO Wiii ml•. fixed, all atlots, drtion .... to11P9'~ta LIDO 14, NEW JIB •• °"1 ~•2 ~,.. .. 1--aunrOOi Gotd lnacliMd 19"1 9'vd te&i1-9 8t\ld ..... Ftd# ... SA25 obo 873-9504 M0--3240 1500. C. ~-tr.-. Qood condlt;on. \1111 CQ a;;; M&O;. .,... ._ WI.re ...... I radieit tM2-063 l M2 1 1ili1 .... ""'liiii""" •-'"""-1111 AMdy to NII. 1110 rvm good NMlnO c:onditlOf'I, 11"5 oeo. Ml.Wi .. to BUtCK ·e1 Skytark Ltd '-----142-eDt
SOildctwry droplNfdin-by/Flll/Artlln ~ &50.1355 cu.ttom wNeta. Mad9 t rll " llP9'~1l door AIC. AM/FM. «tg .. 1-MID ~~o V.. ';9.':. '~ Merl;\ell P•intlna. •••••il&1t•• 27'SANTA CRUZ s~~ ~::. Ol•n •Mn m.:;~~ cc:':y!2 '!~ StlllOflW8gOl'l.aut0,4 cyl. "Wikahurat Pl acal'I. ...._ _ ..,UT II,." · · Ml· 11M tr 640-5228 ...,.. & wk.no pwr/al b, AM/FM, AIC.
tablaCIOth•lncl. No dire $7000 or ball off•r A\JG.20121.hmto&pm NewM/KNlla.loran.Yhf, M14111 C .. "'IL' ac ·•5 A· ....... n.... llk•MW.(7•3111 ~
SA50 obo 6*°2852 CALL 873-6008 Or•nga County Fair· part PHRF ~t 551~8015 ;::,.. .. ":::......, 33" I< ~l. 9:1.u. ......... .....
TRIPlEDRESSER.mlrror, oroun<ls. Cott• ....... 1111 ·--I~~~~~~~~~ ~ .. ·-........ a...." ... 2 night attndt . Roll top flet Fuaitut Enter off Arlington St. SANTANA 22' fg, Sloop. -.....awy llACH Mml UI clean! Mir wan S 12, • ....,._. JZI
delk. PRICE TO SELL! I~,,.... lltf Main & Jib $500, .. IS! • fll llM1f 141•1444 Navy blue w/blacurt int 850.474htt 5pm 16&6Hkactl Blvd
432-7505. - -TY, lttrt1, lllctnalc1 where 111 Swain New clutctl. M'·UJ> for 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD S9.000 obo 17S-21tt2 842"06-3-1---
.. 1 __ 1Uuteu IS DESK a crecftnttt, ... Anchorage. 54&.1501 * welding rig, NEW tlf'HI Open 1 days a W.-
w lateraHUes, 2 phoneu~ BA Ill 1 ....... L·/ll E.1ttended Service Hours '12 l&ZI& Ul WI 1HNJE MOVIES... terns. 3 typawrllera. :IU ::>UNT BIU 5CfU:t:N. ,. -.. .,... • .. w ..... 5 • """' • ""'5 2 6 "'" PROJECTION MUST 71U _,..... 7a.m.·10 pm Mon-Fri r .. rll>. ca.a, speed, •VIDEO TRANSFERRED .,... -' 2 • .,..5.412i · ,.,.. .... ,, & 9'\Wp (7-295) SELL FAST. MOVING. ___ ., _____ , .. ....,
8MM/SUPER 8 MET AL oHlce cfnk 80" by $675 OBO 536-a573 30' Side tie, •ieCt. weter. Ml-tJll & 14995
S2TFOOVRC!JARPEEElS 30". WOOd grain toP, tile Pl<&SS NEW VIDEO CAM-laclllllet. No live on 1"'!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~I ,, ............ ... """ drawers, sturdy. good ERA board $352/mo 617r: ...,,_ .... ...
666-2104 condition clean gOOd • tripod, 35M cam-Lido Park Dr.. N.B. a.w.-aa..a5 -1e&&l~e-Ctt"'i:v~
llllULL 11111 1oo1c1ng s2s 832·M24. =1o~~'r~O.~~---~87~3..aeoo~;';--liiiiii .... iiilii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;~;;; 842-0631
IWllTDI •••• ,, ... ~-.,.. CREVIER *'71280SL 2·toPt. II bl.
WILL PAY CASH! FREE \IA yr Flea\. IMb II POWflf to 30'. Waterletac1 1NI .,,, 6()1( ml. •'70 280SE
NEW OR OLD! Spayed. an lhots. Quiet. , 7111 Newport S250 875--9742 '11 llW IUll-llTI coe.11 bl, air. new motor
Barry 675-6451 ¥reat temp•rament. llffBI FRONT TIE-Little Balboa 011111111 SAVI Ill •X'lnt cones 673-3313•
16'NONAcanoew/2pad-raJned.650-8579Cttby eectrlc lift. bay boat. lsland-'4Q'Max~\tl.-15' PORSCHE '116 944
cfleS SAOO. BOYS bunk· 11n nu-• $9 000 obO 673-2132 beam-10 ton d11p.-lo A FIW n.P\11 • wMef wtute lthr 5 5¢. bed & bureau $200 ,.... ,..~ • , prollle·Stlallow draft, ma11YllSTllDI .. ....... 34K ml, ver" clean. Fawn & wtii1e $50-1100 p IN 7 _. ~ l ' St9ra<> neg<> 642-4029 each to ONLY RESPON-tftf II Mu 311\'·Rent Incl (Except lnteriof· 5, r. ••'o ~I $20 000 obo 540-7783
GE SIDE refri" 1200 $750 s I BL E • L 0" ING U' Inflatable 56 HP Water. Mc. 1 0" atr .. t .. N4M1ds woncl) &j ~J: : ~ ~ llCIA6t9 vw '80 Ral>bll Conv. • par1clng ap~ SS blXS< ._.c ~ 18n112 Singer sewing mactl ADULTS! 847-7194 or EYinrude. electrlc stMt. • 1 -.u .... 1.. New paint, new engine. 86 fi> 1_.0 :iaded ll'Wtll6 Gucci greeri. 5 SP<' ate.
$100. Occas ct\alre. teak 841-3712 pedtlstal steer. trt. brand wn --NO RUST! <.~ am/Im ca.s.s. mag wttls
$75. Electric 0tgan $200. YORKIE PUPS, Al<C, tiny. new. Too many oPtlons to 1550 per It/per mo. Call 86 lZ10 ) :.00 'Cidfd IS1X41; xt ra 1 Ires. S3700
Smaller ref rig. white t ll shots parents on hst. $3000. 721-406' Weelldyt 10am-4pm II• F•ll Bl l2'l 1•1 '=~ U3609 675--5112 or 675-6118
S 100. 721-1598. p r e m I I e s . S 3 0 0 17' BOSTON Whaler. 100 494-1061 Aslc for Russ Sales -ServlCe YW '11 llHllTllU. ~AGE wOOden swing set 213·543-4824 horse Johnson w/1raller LIVE-ABOARD partner-..... 1111 * Parts -Leasing $2900 MUST SF.LL
1500. Rose Carpeting 70 Pi I Bristol Condition. $7500 ship tor sale, N B. Marina. _.. 131-3111 CLEAN 673-6721
square yards. 50 yards IHI Or11a1 ***646-2092*** sallboatonlyto45'x12'6" f•-------•
·cyclone vinyl coatec:l fenc-6059 Cl . B B 8' 675-3667 leave message • v-L! I 1500 Auto Mall Or. .. UlllT 'la assic ay oat, 1 SLIPS..nreat NB location! llC. ...c " s Ing & 3 gates Make oller Kawai Console Plano, Lyman, graymarlne 4 • anta Ana Sun rcSot. aJr cond. burg
•t45-30631t "Chlpendale", 5 yrs new. eng. Built 19Si Restored 25' up to 50' sail only CUSTOM sandrall 55 Fwy. at Edinger wltan interior, new 11res.
MINT LPa. Beatles 1st. incl bench. Sac $1550. ·86. JClnt cond. $7500. 111·'410** new sand tires and IPll l llJS runsgreat,origlnatowner i~:e·~~ MR~a~'n"adb~~ 720· 1704 Newporl Bctl CALL 642" 1256 MatarcycJn/ ~a1~~M~~1~~31 ~~~d~ Service Hrs Mon-Frt ~7ui~~~ r::o~saoe
***5'6-3440*** Sail INtl 7014 Scllttrl Hll Immaculate. all or1glna1, 7 00 am to 10 pm SELL aski ng $1 7 ,500
TREADMILL CAL 20 w/doek slip. 4 MY PRlZE 8ikel '82 240-8740.
With digilal electronic tal11s11, gAreakt shapeS.1m95u0st SUZ
500
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pulse m onitor St75. through classified se . s 1ng dr or m . must .....,. Clauilledworks·t>eyonda dasailiedlorhelpwltllpr• 540-3022 675-5183 or 673-9042 $3000 OB 840-2096/E lh.clow ot a doub1 winier maintenance.
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'71 C1tlill10 we PAY TOP DOLLAR 1 1 Flfftwll• Forc'!~~d'~A~r• II Ell
Auto, 8 CY!. pwrlalb,
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-· 11995 ··-............ Neeos little rear eno body -=-e!'Jf ~
wOfk 942-0631
962•7113:~7i~ , .... LOOKrt ~CA~D~l~LL~A~C~S~ev~o~1.~7~•1 t NO MONEY·DO~AYI i ~~ss~.~8-~~ f ~~~-~~~~~!r!~Y!
548·2926 evesJwtmds • ta.sy tor you to quality to L..EASE-TO-o\IVN t a brand llt'w C~vt~ car 0< truck l""Y
1ll mYllll.n ll • mod~ll or cl latf' mod~I u~d V~h1cfe lany
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Auto. 8 cyt, pwr/tlb, cass. t JOE CRAVERO
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Low mileage, automallc, 4 t • •• t
cyl. cruise, PIS, P/B, t CHEVROLET •. cas~ ~5 t CALL 546· 1'200 t
Ollrnler P1Jz1• : 2828 HARBOR BLVD • ..J 1~1-8eactiB1vd 6 COSTA MESA
842...()631 ................. ..
tas714 NOTICE M FlCTITIOUS .,..... Fair Dnw COSll Mesa. on FICTITIOUS....... ducted by an 1nd1Vidual F'ICTITJOUS IUSINESI Thi$ bus1rteu II con· flC11TIOU8 9U ... IS FICTTTIOUS ._ ..
MOTICE M ELECTIOM ..._ STATPllNT lhe lotlow1ng Items ..._ ITATPllNT Tile reg1str1rtl com· NAm ITATEMENT ducted l>Y an lflOMdual NAm ITATE•NT N.-ITAT'lmlff
TftUSTIE'I SAU NOTICE IS HEREBY The following per90ns ate FOR THE PLANNING AS· The followlng P8fton$ are rnenoed to transact buSt-The following pertorts are Tile reg1slrtrtt com· The 1o11owyfg pe<sons are The folloWlng par-aont are
LOAN NO. GIVEN tlllt • General MU· dOtng business as: SOCIA TES. 3151 Airwr; Av· dOtng t>usineu as: rteSS under the ltCttllOUS dOtng buslMSI as menced 10 tran~ b1$-doong bUtlneSS IS dOtng ~a.
I00-1S'7-.o nictpaJ ElecilOfl will be held MICROTECH. MICRO· enue. Suite R·1 Cosll OMEGA PAR TNERS. bYSlness name or names BALDWIN MORTGAGE f\eU ur><* lt>e l1C11hou1 LANDINGS 380 West A M B A S S A 0 0 R
T.I . MO. C•Yot15/ 1n the City ol Cotti Mesa on TEI<. MICROTEQ. 2056 Mesa, authorized agent tor •400 MacArthur Blvd . Ste. ltsled abOve on August 1. COMPANY, 1681 1 Hale Av-bu5'lleS5 name or .,.,_ Wil5on Street 0.101 Cotti WAUCOVERING & PA.INT, •YH Tuesda~. 8th day o1 No-Foot11111 Or1ve, Fullerton. Newport Beacn Mo\e4 Cor· =780. Newport Beach. Cali! 1988 enue Irvine Caltl 9271• hSled aoove on A.pr• 18 Meu Call! 92627 2650 Harta •B-20(, Costa
JAMES p MULLIGAN .. vem!MW, . lor lhe IOllow-C1111 92633 porlltOl"I, 7 10 Wiishire 92660 James R MIGRllChte Village ~open .... 16811 1986 Dotln• s Cl'tartg 380 Mesa Callf 92626
duly appointed Truatee 1ng ott measures. Joseph Heltim1111. 2056 Boulevard. Suite 615, S11111 J TllOmas Talbot. 25 T111s s111ement was hied Hele A--. lrvtne CUI Dale Cross West Wllaon STreet D· 101 Donald J Wl'tee'er. 2650
under the lollowmg de· FOR THREE (3) MEM-Foothill Drive. Fullerton, MonlCI. tor property located Northampton Court. New-Wtth the County Clenl of Or· 9271' Tiits s1.11emen1 was flied Cotta Mesa Calrt 92627 • Hana .rB-207 Costa......_
SCflbed Deed of Trust WILL BERS of Ille Ctty Council Call! 92633 al 121 Alben Place and 120 port Beach. Caltl. 92660 ange Courtly Ort •ugust 2. BaldWin Building Com-Wll" tl'le County Clerlc of Of. This bu11rteU IS con· Cahf 92626
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION (Full term of lour years); IN· This business ta con-Cecil Piece Environmental Ronald P Tomstc, 448 1988 paoy 16811 Hiie Avenue. &noe County on Juty 25 duetecl by an tncll\'ldull Tiit\ buStnas IS con-
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ITIATIVE ORDINANCE and dueled by an indlllldutl Oetermin11ton Negative Isabella Terrace, Corona del F317t11 lrvtne. Cal<! 92714 1988 Tne reg111rart1 com· ducteb by. an indlvldu.al
FOR CASH ANO/OR THE Amendment to General The registrant com· Oeclaraoon Mar. Caltl 92625 Put>l•S~ Ofange Coast Baldwin Bullden. Call· F~ merteed IO 1ransac1 Dull-The registrant com-
CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED Plan Growth, Fac11ttiea and menced 10 tran~ bull-GENERAL PLAN AMEN(). Thls bu1mess IS Cort· Daily Piiot Augu1t 12. 19 26. lorn1a. 18811 Hale Avenue. Pubhstled Orange Cou1 ness under the hctlhOUI menced to transact bu91-
CHECKS SPECIFIED IN Se<vice ConlrOI Sha» Ille tn-ness under tile llclltlous MENT GP-88·2A to change ducted t>y a general part· Septemt>er 2. 1988 IMne. Cllil 92714 011ty Pilot AilguSt 12. 19. 26. busortesS name Of names rteSS under the fict.ltious
CIVIL CODE SECTION iliatlve Measure ertlllled business name 0( mi~ Ille land UM deslgnll!On nenh1p F·590 This business IS COl"I· Se(>tembef 2, 1988 listed aboYe on NIA bYSll"leU l\8lne °' natnM
2924H (Plylble 11 the time "C111zens' Senslble Growth listed above on August 20. from Medium OeoStty Res•· The reg1strartl com· DIDtfC NOTICE ducted t>y a gene<'BI Part· F-583 Donne S ~•ng tmeo at>ove on NIA of sele in lawful money of the and Traf11c Control lrt· 1988 dert111I lo Neighborhood mel'IOe<l 10 transact buso-rUU\. nfll'sllll) •-.,. W\TV'C Tiits statement wu !lied Doti J Wheeler
United Staletl all right. !Ille ltialiva .. be adopted which Joseph Helumian Commercial ness under tile ltctlhous FICTITIOUS 9UltNEIS Tne registrant com· r~" ""'NL with the County Clerk of Or· TlltS statement was tiled
and interest conveyed 10 WOYld require certain tevelS Tl11s statement was !tied RE Z 0 NE PE TI T I 0 N busmess name or names menQeCI 10 transact buSt· FtCTlTIOUS IUSM.SI enge County on July 18, with t"9 County Clerk oC Or·
and n6w held by 11 under ol road and flood cootrol I•· with Ille County Clerk ol Or· R·88-03, 10 change the zon· llsted abOve oo July' 15. 1988 T:!"f: ITAT£Ml:NT ness urtder tile fictitious ...._ ITA"TE•NT 1988 ,.._ enge County on July 21.
said Deed o! Trust 1n the clUtles and ce.n•ln leYels of ange COYrtly on July 21. Ing lrom R2 (Mulll·t1mlly) 10 J Thomas Talbol d bl.I OWlng l*IO'IS are buStness name °' names The lolio.lng persons are Publtlhecl Orenge Coat 1988 ,_
properly hereinafter de· potlce, ltre. artd paramedic 1988 Ct ILoctl Business O!Strk:I) Tilts statement was flied 04~ E ,f~ ~E W 1L 0 ltsted et>ove on July 28. 1986 dOlfV\ buSiMSS u Deily Pitot July 29 A·~ ... s. Publ'.S'*' Orenge COMt scribed NNloes In orde< to permit F~ NOTICE IS FURTHER wtlll Ille Courtly Clerk of Or· Sherri W Wllltf'ield. Vice .. ,, T 0 ""v•• Oe1"' PilOt July 29 &.•--5
TRUST OR ENRIQUE Cfll'tltl"I types ol develOP. Pubhsned Oranoe Coast GIVEN that al Uld time artd ange Courtly Ort August 10. THINGS ARE sao ArtlOl"I Prestdertl 12~EN G~S~u! t~~e ~ 12· 19 1988 F-562 12.'~9 1988 • .....,,.... •
REYES AND GUADALUPE ment proiects? Oa11y Piiot July 29. August S. piece au lntet"1ec1 persons 1988 ~~6d26 Costa Mesa Celi! Tilts statement was hied ANhelm Calif 72606 ~
R REYES REFER ENO UM ON 12. 19, 1988 may appear and be heard by ,_. with the County Clettl of Of. 81DI II' unri.rc BENEFICIARY WILSHIRE SEGERSTROM HOME F-568 Ille City COYrtetl Ort the Publtshed Orange Coast L Ker1k s.anG Pdetry, Gl2~2 ange County on Juty 26, Dav id Scllatzltert. 28 rUVU\I"" iw.
MORTGAGE CORPOR· RANCH GENERAL PLAN tloremenlloned tlems Daily Ptlol August 19. 26, oraeen. ar en rove. 1988 Carmel Court Laguna
ATION AMENDMENT NO 1 Shall DIDI •c Mnfll'r: I F AN Y 0 F THE September 2. 9 1988 Calil 926"' 1 f117251 6-ctl. Caltf 92651 RCTinOUS ~U RCTTnOUa .,. ... ruuu "" \le; F,,, 7 Jo•o Mar.,,...o 2520 Vista Coast Rob Davts. 2934 Wei......... ...._ ITA,.._.,. .... .._ST .. -reoorded August 17. 1978 City Courtell Resolution No. AFOREMENTIONED AC· ...,, I . -··· • Put>llshed Ofange Fullerton. Catt! 92631 _, The loloWlng l>WIOOS.,.. n:;:::_,:·--·
IS lnstrumertl No 26048 In 88· I 1 be 1dop1ed which FICTITIOUS 9U ... ll TIONS ARE CHALLENGED g::tl ~660 Newport Beacn 0111'y P110t August 12 19, 26 Tlll5 business 15 con· dOtng t>u.S;nes.t as ~~ ~ •e
Book 12804 page 65 of 01· amends the City's General NAME STATE•NT IN COURT lhe ctialtenge D11Dt1C NOTICE September 2 1968 ~.-... al .. "LP ... " ,...._,E ... 3~· s-H rUU\. This buStrtess 11 con-F 584 .,.,..,_, by a 0--Pl •,. " "" ..,.... ''" """ -..-H MARINE ELEC-flClal Records In Ille o ice ol Plan by (I) selling • 3 100 The following persons are may be ltmned to only lhote ducted t>y 1 general pan. · nerstttQ Cour1 Laguna Ht Cai.! TRONICS 21201 Sailors
Ille Recorder ol Orange rntlllOfl square tool maiu-d0tng buStrteSS as tSSUI!$ someone r11set a1111e flCTfTIOUI 9UllNESI . 8llDtlC Mnnl'r: The reo1s1r1nt com· 926S3 B 1...,.,. ... ....-. county, mum bl.l11d1ng density for tile SYS T ~MS I NTER · publtc llearrng descrrbed ,., N.AME STATEMENT ne<Sh•P n m r~ ""'""' menc:ed to trWtYC1 t>uSt· Carl Reynold~ 2•35• c;!T,1 ~~6'" ~.,,.CK1 ,,_..,,
5;11d deed of trust d&-Segfll'Strom Home Ranch NATIONAL 1240 Le>glrt tilts notice Of In Wrtllen COi'· Tiie 10"°""1ng pel'SOl"IS are m!:::~ r~~·~r~~t c~SI: FICTITIOUS....... ness uflder tne f1C11t10US s. Cour1 Laount H.tlls Renard De Wei/tie 21201
scribes Ille follOWI~ properly. (bl selling the Ave Ste N, Costa Mesa respondenoe deltvetect to do.ng bus1nns as ness under lhe ttCttltOU' N._ ITATDllOfT ousoness name or 1\8/MS Calli 92653 Sa•lots Bly Ln Hunl.JnOlon LOT 8 IN BLOC B OF muimum bYtldtng helglll al Calif 92626 ,,,. City Counc;I II Of prior MARSHALL DUFFIELD t>usness name or names The IOllowortg persons are l15ledaboveonJuly26 1988 Tl!IS 1:>u11ness •• COl"I· Beach Ca.lit 92646
TRACT NO 59• IN THE 11 stores tor lhe rtorlll hlll or Clyde Weslrf Cro,... Jr 10 the r.:t>lic t'Hla~ TRUST dt>a Pacific Mesa 1 t~ abOYe on N A dOlf\9 buSIMSS as David Schatzlien due:1ed t>y .., lncl""°4Jal I Tl'tts ousmeu ,1 eort·
CITY OF COSTA MESA. tile propeny· (C) Mlllng the 2700 Peterson Pl . :61C Elt.E NP. PHIN Y. City PropetlteS & 17tn Street Seti •s JOfO Marengo CARMEL DEL 11.4 AR TntS statement was hlecl T Fie reg1slr ant C0"1· dueted 0., an indMdual
COUNTY OF ORANGE. mulmum building helgllls Costa Mesa. Cahl 92626 Cleft& Storage 670 W 17111 Street Tiits stalemertt was !tied APARTMENTS. 16811 Hale Wtlll the County Cle<ll o1 Or· rnenceo to transact buS>· Tile regis•ranl c9m.
STATEOFCALIFOANIA.,AS at 5 to 20 storn for lne Florence M de Bruyrt. Pubhsl\ed Orange Coast Su1teC4 Costa Mesa Calif trltlleCourttyCletllofOr Avertue,lrW'8 Caltf 927,. ange County on July 26 t>eSS un<lt!f tne fte11t1ous menoed 10 transact t>u~
PER MAP RECORDED IN soutn hall of Ille property. (di 25<16 E Park Ln "D. Daily Pilot Augusl 19 1988 92627 . W1 C ry on August IO. Allred E BalOWirt 16811 1988 t>us<rteSS name Of n.tnes -under Int ftCtrhoua
BOOK 19 PAGES 25 ANO 26 requiring certain cor· Anaheim, Calif 92626 F627 Ftrsl Amertcan Trust ~~ oun Hale Avenue lrVlne Callf F317221 ~stecut><Weon July IS 19118 ousmess l'\lme or names
0 F MISC ELL AN 0 EU S responding street improve· This business is con· Com party TTEE ol tile ,_.12 92714 Put>llSt\90 Or81l98 Coast Cart Reynold$ llSted al:>O\le on January 1
MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF ments be added to the MIS· due.led t>y a general part· P\&.IC NOTICE Marsnall o OuH1eld L1v1ng PubltSlled Orange Coast James p Baldwin. 168 11 Daily Pilot August 5. 12 19. n111 st11emen1 was Med 1986
THE COUNTY RECORDER 191' Pltrt ol Hlgllw1ys; (e) es-rtershlp Trust. Ftrst AmerlCart Trust Oatly Ptlol August 19· 26· Hale Avenue trvtne Caltf. 26 1988 •11n tne County Clerk ol Or· Ate!'lafO De Wett.e
OF SAID COUNTY tat>hstung a lurtding pro-Tile registrant c:om· FICTrTIOUI 9USIHEIS Company. n ee of Ille Dul-Sej)tember 2· 9 1988 F 6 14 9271' F.593 8n98 County Ort July 21 TlllS statement was filed
AK A 226 MAGNOLIA gram 10 pay tor these traHIC merteed 10 transact bu'\· NAME STATEMENT fteld Community property -Th•S t>us•rtess ,9 con-•-•c NOTI"r 1988 .,.._,. wnn me Coul'lty Olettl ot Or·
STREET, COSTA. MESA. CA improvements, and (I) mak· ness under ll'le fic11tiou1 Tile IOllowirtg persons are Trust. 2161 San Joaquin PtlltlC NOTICE d ed 11 iled 1 r~ \le; .--c ty A st 10 92627 ing rellled changes lnclud· business name or rtal'tle$ d~ bustness 15 Hiiis Rd . Newpon Beacl'I. s~ D)' 1 m par ner· Pubksnec Orange Coast ~g: OUrt Clf1 ugu ·
YOU ARE ~~ O~E~~~~i ing selhnO buOdlrtO 1rttertS1ly listed abo\leon July 26. 1988 A"lrECH ENTERPRISES Caltl 92660 FICTITIOUS 9UllNEll Tl'te registranl com· ~~:A~I 0111) Pilot Jul) 19 .. August S f'-7 UNDf~ A DJ ST 14 9711 maximums for pr~perty "' FIOfence m. de Bruyn ,72 Abbie way Costa Meta' This bustrtess 1s con· NAME STA TEMl:NT me('t()8(1 to transect 0051• The following persons are 12 19. 11188 F·"'67 Put>ltstted Orange Coetl
04T AU U . I · North Costa Mest This statement was Ille<! Caut 92527 ' · ducted by: • buStrtess trusl Tne totlO\llltng pe<sons are ness under the IH:llllous ......,ft~ "'····--· as " oa 1y p11o1 August 19, 26, UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· REFERENOUM O N witllllleCOYrttyClfll'kolOt· ••cnete .. oilrterFrey •72 Tne registrant com· d01nn buSiness as· Pac;itic ..... ""'" .,.,_._. <>--1 ..... "9 1"'•• TION TO PROTECT YOUR SEGERS T ROM HOME ange COYrtty on July 26. Abb:e w;,; Costa Mesa merteed to tr81lsac:t buSI· Oiv°9:!Wort Bass. 3197.E uvsirtess name or names A OVANCEOFINANCIAL P\8.IC N0TIC£ _,,.. em ...... r '" ,._ PROPERTY. IT MAY BE RANCl-1 GENERAL PLAN t988 Caltl 92627· ness under Ille hcltltous Atrport Loop Ortve Costa llSted above Ort October 8· ENTERPRISES. INC .. OBA F~lO
SOLO AT A PUBLIC SA.LE. AMENOMENT NO. 2. Shall F31717t Peter Laurence FrffY 472 bustrtess rtame or names Mesa CA 92626 19:~em w WMfleld ~~~~.ci~o:· 17]~ 2~. ~~:A~=· P\lllfC NOTICE
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· City COYncll Retolull0t1 No. Publlslled Orange Cotst Abbie Wly Costa Mesa ltsted above Ol1 NIA Weslem Outdoors Put>l1· Tnts statement was !tied •-~.....,m. Caltf 92802•2393 T ..... t......._ ......,,..s Ille -----aa NATION OF THE NATURE 88·« l>e &doPled which Oatly Pilot August 5. 12, 19. Calif 92627 . K111y Bl')'Tlef Trust Office< catlOos . Cthlomoa 3197·E Cou Clerk 10 ..,,.,..,, "" ---""' --· r ... 1 .. .....,• --OF THE PROCEEDING amends Ille City'• a.rt.r11 26. 1988 Tiits business IS COl"I· Tl'ltS s111emen1 was liled Airport LOOP Drive Costa witn Ille nry 0 ,_ NtCl'IOlas I Otlger 10 doing bYllMU IS ..,.. STA,,_,.
AGAINST Y 0 U. Y 0 U Plan by (I ) setting a 2 179 F-590 ducted by husband end wile wtln Ille County Clerk o.f Or· Mesa. CA 92626 1~ County on July 26 Salzt>Urg Newport Beacn CANTERRA 696 Soutn Tile loltowtng '*'°"' are
SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· m1lllon square loot maxi--Tile registr1nt com· ange county on August 10. Tiits business 11 con· 19 Calif 92660 Coast 1-11gnw1y Lagun• doing ~ as: YER mum t>ulldlng irtlenllty for IC NOTICE menoed 10 transact l>uat· l988 ducted by a cori>oral1on F.nst A Advanced F1rt1rtc1al 8eacl'I Call! 92651 SUPERIOR URGENT
"(II 1 street. address °' 1118 Segers1rom Home Nil rte" under 1118 ltCttllous F3181Ga Western Outdoors Put>ll· PubltShecl Ofange Coast Enterprises lflC C&hlOfl'lll M•d P1c1t1c Shore CARE. 1s2s SuQer1or .-.,..
Comm oft des1gn•11on ol R•~"' pr,.,...,ty (bl ••ttifV\ p ...... o c t Daily PilOt AuguSI 12 19· 26 T111s bus•ness 1s con· Pr-.es Inc: Cahlom .. S 1 ~-··1e 112 ...__ .._ ". • --" ..,...... • -.. ,, ~nTIOUI ··--11 buatrteSI name or names ubhs...... range oas c11t0ns By Bun TW!legtr Sec>t t>er 2 1988 ........., ' 1 ~ ·~ ....... • ..,._.,,. property 11 lhoWn lbOYe. rto the maximum bu1ld1ng ...... ._ST .. ~ ltsted at>Ove Ort August 8 Oa•l'y Piiot August 19 26 PrHldenl em • ducted t>y a corpor111on Good) ell trv1ne CaHI Caltf 92663
warrartty IS given as 10 Ila 11eig111 al ' SIOfles for the T ... -1-.......:.•'"'-1988 Septemt>er 2 9 1988 Tiie reg•Slrartl com· F-585 Tile reg1str1n1 com· 927 18 SuperlOI' M9dic.I. inc .• com~.1erte1s or correct· norin natt or tile property; (Cl .. ,.., bu-::;;::::: ~sons are Moe'*-M Fr-· F-609 menoed 10 transact buSI· PtlllC NOTICE menoeo to 1ransac1 buSt-T111s t>uSl~SS •s con· Calttomra
nessl, The benet1c1ary setllfl9 the muimum build· "°'"O .......... ... This stll~{ was filed ness under ll'le llcl•ltOUs rteSS urtoer IM liclthou• ducted t>y • corpora1oon This t>ustness 1s oon--
under said Deed ot Trust. by ings heights at 5 to 20 110-B CARRIAGE DRIVE w1tll the County Clerk ol Or· PllllC NOTICE busorteSS name °' rttmes FICTITIOUl IU..._U t>usmess name or nemes Tiie reg1s111rt1 com· ducted t>y I~ reason oh bl'eactl or default storte1 for tile south half of PARTNERSHIP. 1 111 Gtr· ange County Oil August 10 listed abOve on N A NAm ITATOENT ltSted atiove on June 1 1981 "*'°'° 10 tra"\SICt t>uSt-Tl'te reg1stral'lt com-
In Ille oblig1tion1 MCUred the property, (di reqUll'ing den gtove Boulevwd. Sulte 1988 FICTITIOUS MISINEIS This statement was hied The lollowlng persons are Nleholas I P>IQef Pr-. ness unoe< • ,,... flc:llllOUI me.need 10 transed .,_,.
lll•r•by. heretofore U · oenain corresponding street 200, Garden Gra....e, Cakf F*5'4 NA• ITATE•NT with the Coun1y Clerk or Of. doing t>uSlness as dent t>ua>ness rtllTM' "' names ""' under the fic1itioul 9Qllted tnd delivered to Ille lmpro1191'f\8rltl be added to 9264t-4226 PubllSlled Orartge CotSt The lolloWlng persons are •rtge Courtly Cl" June 29. R£YNA CARAGONNE r,,15 statement WIS hied hstec lboVe <>" AuguSt 2 buSJnesl n.,,,. Of nem.
underalgned • written Dec· ltle Muter Plart of High-s LIWfente Ling 711 1 0 I Pilot A I 19 26 dO<ng buSiness IS. 19&8 M c c u L L 0 c H will! Ille Coun('f Clerll ot Or· 1988 l<Sled abcMt on N/A
lar•llon ol Default end De-ways. (e) esttbtllhlng a fund· Gtrdefl Grove Boui.vatd. at rembe< 2 1uts988 ' THE TRAVELING MAC. ,.,._ ARCHITECTS 260 Newport a~ Counl) on July 28 Co<por•t• Secretll) Roben I( St.O"*'
mind !Of Sate, and wrttten lngprogramtopeyforlheM Suite 200. Garden Grove. Sep ' F'.615 '11t86Counney Lane Hunt· Put>llS/1ed Orange Cou t Center OrlW Suite l30 1988 F311• Tiit$ st11~1 was hied ThtS statement ,... tied
notice of breaoh and ol elec· traffic Improvements: artd (fl Calif. 926't 1-4226 1ng1on Beach. Calif 926't9 Daily p,101 July 29 August s. Newport Beach. Caltf 92660 Put:>11Sl'led Orange COUt witl't tl'tfo Counl~ Ctert. 01 Or· 1101tl1 tile County C.. Of Or-
tion lo ceuse Ille under· miking reltted Changes lrt· This business Is con-PllllC NOTtCE Donna KG Klem. 17186 12 19 1986 A.leunoer Ceragonne Dally Pilot "ugusi 5. t2. 19. ange Courth on Augusi 2 ange County on ~ 21.
signed to sell said property cludlng Mltlng bY110lng in· ducted t>y. 1 general Plfl· Cour1ney Larte. Hunttnglon · F·S86 33868 Copper Lantem. 26 1988 1988 ,.,.,.., 1988 ~
to satisfy Nld obligations. tensity mulmums for prop. nerslllp FtCTITIOUS .UltNEll Beach. Caltf 926't9 o.n1 point, Carri 92829 F-561 Publ!SNO O<ange Coast Publltlled ~ COMt
and thereatt ... the under· erty In North Coste Mesa. The reglstr•nt com· ...._STATEMENT Donald G Klelrt. 17186 flta..IC M>TICE W1lll1m C McCulloch. D11DtfC NOTICE Daily Pilot -'ugut1 12 19 26. Dally PtlOI Jvtt 29, ~ S..
signed caused said notice of THE POLLS WILL BE menced to transact Dusi-The lollowtng pertOl"IS are Cour1ney Lane. Huntington 6726 Los Arcos Long rUPL Sepleml>ff 2 1988 12 111 1988
bl'NCh end of election to be OPEN between Ille llOurs ot ness under the llclll!OUI d~ng business IS' Beach. Cahf 92M9 FICTITIOUS auaMH Beach, Calif 90815 F-589 F-.$18
rec;orde<I Aprtl 27. t988 at 7·00 a.m .and 8;00 p.m business name or names GREENBRIER PLAZA This business IS cort· NAME ITATOlllNT Thtl 1:>u111neu IS cort· FICTITIOU8 IUSM:SS
lntlrument No. 88· 193809 ol !Isled above on (not yeti PARTNERS. 1920 Eut dooted by husband 81ld wife Tne lotlowlng pert0ns ara ducted by a gerterll par1· NAME STATE•NT PtlllC NOTICE PtBJC MJl1C[ Olflcltl Record• In lhe ottlce lllllN P. l'ttlNNEY, City S. Ltwrence Ling W11Mr. Suite 3A. Santa The reg1str1n1 com· dotrto buSJness as rter1111p Trie lollOWtng oersona are -__.;-=..;;.;..;;;....;.;.;;;..;.;.~--__ ...;..;;.;;...;...._....,,. ....... -. __
of Ille Recorder ol Orange Cleftl of the City of Coeta This statamerit wu hied Ana Calll 92705 menced to transact t>uSol· JOGIC TRADING CO . Tile registrant com· domg l>U51MSS as FIClTTlOUI 9USINESS FICTITIOU8 • I ••
County. ...... Celfofnta wllh the County Clerk of Of-Thomas W Dotrt artd ness urtde< tile llcl 11tous 3857 Btrcll St =236. New· menoed to transact buSI· MORTGAGE CAPITAL · NAM[ ITATEmNT MME STA'S I II
Said sate will be mlde. but DATED: August 16, 1988 ange County on Juty 26, Dorothy Doan, 81 Co-busmess name or names POrt Beacn. Caltl 92660 neas under 1"8 tic11ttous 2182 Dupont Dr Sun• 17 The f0110w1ng ~sons ere The lollowing paf'llCMa ..
without covenant 0< Wit· Publllhed Orange Coast 1ges Trust ... of Ille 0011"1 Trust. llSled above Ort Jurte 6. 1988 Arinur Friedman. 3050 S ~ name or names lrvme Call! 92i IS doong bu'4netS as dOtng bY*'-•· ranty.e~pre"ortmplled,re-Dally Piiot August 19.1988 F_,., l920EaslWarner.Sulte3A. Oonnal<G.Kletn Bristol z90 Sanll Ana. listed above on Se(>tembet Bonm• Ju n Hanson PACIFIC CER T1F1EO PROFESSIONAL AAT
gatdlng litle polMUIOfl. Of F622 P\ibllShed Ofange Coat Senta Ana, Ct RI 92705 This st11emen1 was tiled Cahl 92705 1 1987 2881 1 Woodsprtng Cir • ASA TEMENT INC 1 905 SERVICES. 777 W. 1WI St.,
encumbfances, 10 pay Ille Daily Pilo1 August 5. 12, 19. E and G Associates, with the Courtly Cierll ot Of. Motnaet C Polueell. 2351 .-. .. ~an<* ClraQONM! Trabuco Canyon Ct ltf ~~ Cl<cle Suite H. Cotta ..._, C.. 92927 ~nlng prlOCtpal MJm of 26. 1988 12Jel Monarch StrMt Gar· ange County on Avgust 10. Hart>O< Blvd 11 t02 Costa Tiits statement was t11ec1 926-9 Irvine. Calif 92714 Ctr•I•• Lloyd, 1300
the not .. MCUred by said fltlllC NOTIC£ F-592 den Grove. C 1 I1 t 1988 ll.4es.a Calo! 112626 will! the Court() Cler1t ot Of. T..,,s t>usiness Is cort· Pacillc Cert•hecl Abele-Adams A..,._ 32f\. Costa Oeec:t of Trust. with lnter"t 92641-2995 F_. 1111s business 11 con· ange County on August 3 O...Ctea I:>) an tnOIVIOua! ment Inc A CaltlOm•• corp Mesa, c.i 92121
asln said note provided. ed· '1CT1TIOUS .,._SS Th t buslneu Is con-PubllSl'led Ofange Coast dUCtecS by a general pen. 1988 Tt.e registrsnt com· 17905 S'~"" C"cle Sult• ThtS bu14MM la COfli-
vancet. II any, Under lhe HAm ITArn.NT "8JC NOTICE ducted by • general Pert· Daily Pilot AuguS1 19 26, nerslltp F.,... ~ to trensact buSI-H IMne Caltl 92i1~ ducted by. af\ indMdl ..
terms of Mild Deed ol Trust. The IOllowfng persons.,. nettn1p September 2. 9 1988 Tile 11g1stran1 com· Pubbl'led Onif191! Coast rteSS undet the fictlltOU• This business ,. con· Tiie regl•tr•nt cofft-
'-'· cMrgel and axpenaes dOlng bullnes.s as· FICTTTIOUS .,..... The reglstrenl com· F-607 menced to transact bull-Deity Piiot AU9Ufl 12 19 26 tltJStne$S name or ~ ducted by a t0tpor11>cm menced to '1-..ct ~
of the :rust .. and ol Ille ...-ITA"TI....,. menced lo transact bu• 8l1DtfC unlll'r ness under Ille ficllhout September 2. 1988 •rsted at>OYe on NtA The reg1str1rt1 com· -unoar Ille ~
trusts cr .. 1ed by said Oeec:t MAii. TOOAY, 427 F Eut The lolow!ng persons are ness under the lictttlou• r~ nu iw. buStnelS name 01 name. F-592 BOf'n<e J HaNOn menoecl to transect °""" bUSlneSI '*"' 0t ...._
of Trwt Said a. wlM be 17th Street, Colla Mesa. clOtng bu9lnesS 11• bulinell name or nMMS FICTITIOUI _,...18 listed 11)()119 on Sec>temt>et Th·s s1a1ement was !tied ~ ~ ~ l!ct11'°"s kited 8bcMt on .i4lllJ '· ttll
hekt on: Friday, Septembef Calif 92t27 lilted abO..,. on Mey 1N8 ...._ ITATEMl:NT 1 1988 PUlJC NOT1CE wolll tl'te Coul\ty Qent o4 Or-buSlf1ea ntrM or namM c.ralee LIO'td
2. 198& 11 9 45 AM 11 tile Ray Rogefs. 866 S~ GALERIE 224, 224 Foratt Oor'othy Doell. Co-TrullM The lollowlng persons ere Ar1P,ut Fned<Nln afl98 County on Jul)" 2t. lrtted •boYe on N A This 11.a~ ..... main (north) entrlllQ8 10 tile castle. COrona del Mar. Ave .. Laguna Buotl. Calif oltl'le Ooen TNSI "°' but!MSI as TM statement was filed RCTITJOUS IUllMEM 19!8 Fl87.. Wiiiiam H.11 wrtll the County a.. ae Or-
County CourtllOUH, 700 Clalf 92625 926S1 Tlllt 1t1temenl was Ned A, z GOLDEN RING & with the County Cler1r ol Or· NAm S!AftmM'T Put>11$1'1ed Orenge CcMlst Tiiie 1111ement •as llled ange County on~ tO.
CMc Center Watt, Santa Myra l<lrscnen1>1um. Sue Sevage, 2101 with the County Clertt of Or-EARRING 230 E 19111 St ange County on Auguat 10. The~ c>er'IOftl •• Dady Ptlol Augus1 5 12 1t With the County CW. of Or· 1918 .._,
AM,Calltomla 406'~ ClubhouM Avenue. Gleneyre •Er. Lagun• engeCountyonJuly6, 1NI .. 7 Cosii Mese. c1a11 19&a ,_ dolng bullneM• 16 1918 er>ge County on Jury 15.
A.I the time o4 tile lnlllal Newport Beed!. Calif. 112963 8eactl. Cllil. 92651 ,_.. 92627 Published Orange C:O.I TIMEPLUS MICRO SVS-F-.St6 1N8 ,_
publlc:atlon of tllil notice. Thi• business is c<m· James Ca.rter Tutwiler, Publlthed Orenge CoMt Arto Yaldizciart 1059 Dally Piiot Auguet t9. 26. TEMS. 711 W l711'1 Street PubltaNCI Orange C:O.t
the total ""'°""' of the un-dueled t>y; I get*al P•rt· 535 PIClfic Coast Hwy .. Cot-Oeffy Pilot Juty 2t, Auguat 5, 8alboa AYe L.agurta Beech. Sepllll'lbef 2 9, 1188 ().S. eo.1a M... Caltl fl\B.IC NQTlC( Dai'~ ?.IOI July 29 AU91JSt s.
paid bel#I08 of the obit· nerlh~ ona del MM. Calif. 92625 12. 19. 1918 Calif 92691 F-t11 92627 12 19 19&8 = MCUred by the ebOYe Tile regl1tren1 com-Thlt buslneH la con-F-580 This business is con· Chatn Jllu"lnnuwala. 25 FICTITIOUS__... F·5'1 bad dead oe trutt and roen* to tranuct buai· ducted by: 1 limited partner· ducted by .,, ~ rta.IC NQT1C( Harbor Pointe om.. Corona NMllE ST A TlmWT
at111MI*' coeti. eJl1*lM9, MM under the flctltiout shl'P P\aJC NQTIC( Tiie ,.91strtl'll com· del Mar, Calif t2t25 1"~ I~ penons ere rtaJC M)TIC[
and tcl\l1lnC:el 11 $65.08803. bualneea rtame or nemet Tl'le regletrent com· menced 10 transact bu,.· FICTTTIOUS..,..... Thi• buttnata •• con· dOltlV bUSlnelJI •
Tiie total lndebtedne11 Mtledat>oveonJuly 18. INB menced to trans.cl bull-PlCTlnoul-U ne.-under Ille 1lclltlous NAm ITA~ ducted by It\ tndMc:luat VS PRODUCTIONS 1704 FICTinOUa • ll•aa baitlO an •tlnlet• on which Myra Klrlchenb*'fn MM under the fietltlOUI MAim ITA~ buSIMSS name Of names The~ P9"IOfll are The reg111rant com· M;v9uent• ~~-I. CotON del MAm ITA~ ~ ~ •
the ope111ne1bid11 eon'\C)Ut«I This 1t1_.,,.,,t ... flted butlnatl name Of ,...,_ 1'tl9 ~ '*"°"8 •• " led •bOYa on JUl'y 1~ IH& OolnQ ~ • mancad to trantaet ~ Mar c.til 9lW!> Th9 foloWlng ~.,. SAIT T~ T-., 1144 ~beobtaineelbyoalfl"9 WlthtneCountyOlerkolOr· Mttedtb<>WonN/A doinQbuatnaMM; 'Mo YaldiWan • COHSIQN ... ~NT CON-,,... under f1'le llctttlOUI 811n Tepllttk)'. 1704 0oln9b\llillell• So9r'IM«. ..... --.c.
4 1 4 . 2 2 4 • 1 2 3 6 o r an{l9 County on My 20. Sue Sav.ge JAMISON POOL sei.. Thia litt«T*'ll ., .. f11eC1 NECTION. 3at E t1tll ~ ,_. or namat M1rguer1ta A,... ~ON del OANA t10ME tMPAOve-tvot
414-224·1235 the d ay t988 VICE. 16717 heclll ~ .• Wlttlthe CountyClerkofOr· St,..t •I, Coate MeM. "'*l~on.1Uf)20,1tll Mar.c.M 92'125 MENT )4'10 &.1¥9 Ad . ~eot.I.,__ befof9 tfle.... ,...,. Thlt statement wt.a Med Huntmeton e..ctl. C,..f atlOt County on .M'i 21, c.iit 92a7 Chatff ~ Davtd Gre•n •. 1704 laOunl Hlawl. CaMt IMT7 Awe .~ ~.CIC
OM9: ~ 21, ftaa ltnY KncMl'lbtul\'I, 615 W111\ tfle County ci.r. of Or· 92147 lHI Sllatly 0.. Holcombe, 'l"hlt lt.-...t .. llllid ...,guenta Awe., Coron. dtl AlcMrd t Mol'te; Jr. and tll'OI
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COIU ~ ot Or-IOU) AT A "-'IUCMU. F witt1 -·..-0.ie Of S.0-AO ... T WJl--... 11.C.'-Coete ...... c.ltfOf'nla credleote, COlltli .... 11 ..._ ttllo1"'9CMICocleofttle NOTICE II Hl"llY 11119. ot C*ornl&, \'OU NE M tlaft 1 to H'IO ~. y 1 ~ ......... 011 1 1 f ..._ 1100 an or Mfote '°"' IM penona WIM To .. ,_., '* 1111.-. sw.olc.tomee tNtollow-GIYIN ._. ltw ~
t1W1 •... 11 ....... f~noH NOTICE 18 HEl'lllY Ule "°"' 'iJ 11:00 &.lft. on M ......... In and l*90fll -. INW be 1nQ ,.......*'.,.. ~ 1w11 City Council .. fl06d !H9'IOUr NAl'UAIE GIYENl.Nttfteurtder .... ied. ,,.._,, ..... ...,., 2. 1~ ..... ., ..... ., .ot ........ _.,__.Ill tM 11Ci11 and per90N1 propeny 1CIWlle"-"'41lntNCoun-
'tr..._ ... ~ECMHO .. ~etot ol ttle b-It.,_ M .. ,_ o lllllllty KEITH E. HOUOYIHIU. .. Of ~. !f~OI IC>-'Mt ..,....., W NIN c:i ChMlbef et IN Hunt-................... \'OU, vou t1t1 ol "AAOLO c J of the tl6cNlr to .,,., ..... A ................. ~ E. -and etoreoe unk number WlotOn 8-Cll CMc c.nter.
WIU<EMOH .... HAAOU> b'd IO .... ~ a..·1 Ola w JaM Q. ' ... , a A llltlOn .... NAME Loe • aCJoO ~ ..,..., Hunt' on ........ t. c HA AL! s Ju L (. Dy IN Ptell*' ~ Jerry H• ..., ..... ~. -OE Niil IL Tl • °"""' 0.. .• Lot 0-1.. "'8ton ...... ClldOtnla. an
Tllll ~ tO be tr ... 1000o'*8AM .... WILKEASOH. •1 H C.J lin\e llde .. M publjc:ly e-'lof ~ CelHcWNA, IEAHITICH lft .._ Glf91n, An,....t, 0-tte tM d ... and 11 t.he ttme lft.
..,,. • at 2S4t "°" MtW101 11 .._. WILKERSOH. wlll ... .t prio OC*1'Jd Md rwd lb.o at COuntY of Orange, r9QUl!lt-C°"'1 of ClllffomlA. ~. Cero!yn. Lot dae.d ~to r.ceM Md *"Pott d, Colt• eourw-. 100 CM; 1111te .... to tM ~t encl lt'OOe.111 .. ou11oon there-Ing lhll John O. ~ of Orlll'\OIJ rtQlllttlnj INt A-Ot28 ~ the tt1tementa of ...... °' Ot-oe. OM w ... In ttle bat bidoef upon the..,,... .,.. !Ill pteetlc:el* on Fri-& Jerry Houdythlll be -.>-DEN 11 I: s L ATE" -KUN Oevlcl Lot 0-1383 alt Wtonl wtlO with to be
S':c.ot lldeectibed =·~~ =.='.'':d 7.-.. .,._·~~~Ci!'; =~ti~~':;='='~~== ~ang, 'Mary, Lot=::!,~.,:~~
In •• All tlOClc 11'1 , .. ,,...anoa c.wi • conflf,,,.llOn .. • au. Hell, 77 ,. °'"'-· cottl the ...... ol lhl ~·-lo ec:tmlnilW I.he ...... Of Tll'rlll, Pein, 0-esoe DATE/TIME: Tu11d1y. tr ....... ~t 001PO'.icw1. • TNl!lee ~ petlor Court, on S.Ot..,..., MMe. C1Mom19, tor the Th• petition requHt• ttia ~I Thie Ille w111 be com-s.>ttn1baf e. tNI. 1·00
and 90CM1 wM1 and Ott1er IN Oeed 01 TNll _,.... 11f 1. 1MI, at 1"9 tlOWf of 2.00 lumlthlng of .LABOR ANO Mf!Oflty to lldmlnlll• the A HEAAING on ltw Olt-paUtlve bld&nQ on t"9 toth pm. = .. that F•t FOGO w.... 0..... WllltoN • p M ,ortharafterWlthlnlllil MATEllUAL FOR VERTICAL ...... undet the~ tlOnwflbehtldonSEPTf.M-day of Sapt.mber, t98t, at APPUCATION NUMBER·
known • JOLLY Pmtaa wr.• ,..,... tlml lllow9d by .... It IN BUHOI IN THE NEIGH-dint AdmWlistrallon of &-BEA 7. INt II '45 PM. In '0 AM on tt. prtmlaae Zona Chenge No. 114-9 Ind
TAMA.LU •I and loc;alad .. .,.,..., 1i. 1•1. -TN111Xec:ulad by RANCHO ottice of PENNEY ' PEN-BOl'HOOO OQMMUNITY t .... Ac:t (TNt Mt)()tity ... Olpl No 3 IOelttd It too whet• Hid property •• Nlglttv• Oec:laratlon No .
...... ~ of Orenge, OtldllAaolw911'1 ..... ot di!. HEANMOS EAEBY CALIFOANIA LIM I TEO 203. Newport leedl. C-. MM~ MM a IM tetha tO ~ ICtions 58nt1Ana. CA 9270t. 11 M.onllMOVlng& St0tll09. APPLICANT· Pacific .... -..... "°'"' -M 17-• llOnc<.. P!NASOUITOS, LTO , A NEV 3411 V• Udo, .... CEN... • d;:;-· CM< ~ °'"" -· ...... _, -"lo<atod .....
s.-. ot c..bnla tf'la ~., 0..-.. l~H ....... i.v. PAATHfRSHIP .. truetore, lom11. telephone (714) ....-pa uz:w Ob--'°""' llP-IF YOU 08.JECT to the Inc .. 16481 Electronic Lw. Cout Homal
The "* .,.,.,_ Wiii be ~. ~ ., ._. I r-w"' rm CM! ,..,Gh 27, 873-7120, ali rlQtlt. tltl. ....... tf ... cerlll!'I granting of the petition,~ Huntington B11ch, CA LOCATION! SouthaMI of ~ on or ..,., ol ..,.._ In N ..,_ Mii t14t Nld • ~ · ~I no lntar11t #'Ill .... ot ..,. m ti T1 Fe1r ~ • pet-lhould eithlr ~ at .... t2&4t In tha City ot Huflt-current t•miftUI of S.-
1"9 7&11 -of S..,i.mo.r. ~ 0( *V' a MMe City~ an sep;. .. t. of Ofllc:ial ,.._ HAROLD C.J.'*9U<EMON, ~t-. ~ ....-.ntatiw II re-hearing and llMI yol# o&-1ngton'a..en COunty ol Ot· pointe A~ua
lilbJect '° lec:tlon &toe of twaafl OI ...... Of u IOOfl 1119rllfter .. &41teolCahf()(nf1,undatthe JULES WILKERION. lur .. ad patlON unlffl lions With ~ GOUl1 belQfe Joflri PllQN{e, Aucilonaat, CZ
1MI . .,_ .. tfansf• Is ...,_, thereby ....... tambar 8, 1~1.. 41l I 30 P m .. e0tds °' Ofange County, ak.1 HAROLD . CCHHAAALALIU I. M •• to give notice 10 jlctlons. or Ille wrltten oblec-1n91, Sta ta of Cel1tornla Mr ZONE A3--0. AOS-0. R3-G-.
the CllfotlM Commercial wNdl •• ac ....... lll ... Council ~ of .... lh«tln COfl• H C.J. WILKERSON. lft 0.. Ya ..... .JIOlloa or the halting Your ..,.,.._ Lk:enM nurnbaf A1708 will REQUEST: Zone Chltlgl
Coda r lectlon 1108 •P-1• • • of City Hall, 77 1alried wilt 1e1111public1uc· to certain real prooeny In Mt. in • to ltW lll"Opoaed 1nce IN~ be In paraon or by conduct Mia on pramiNt. No 83-t is 1 requ111 lo
1)1111, dllfN m.ty be fled at • 20)K) ol • Cott• MMe. on oon io01he hlghett bidder fC>f tile City al Cotti MeM. ldlnMld on'919 OUtlldt • n.. Mdapendant Y°"" IUOt!WY ' SllM Is told with limit and cnaoga the zoning from A3 J»ecifjc ............. &crow. A«lotca. d • ,._ ... Items· cull or cheU as detctlbad County of otlnQe, Stltl of tNllldfleM...,.,,.._..... ..,01ority will YOU MAY EXAMIME t~ rlMfW. lha 111\dlOtd re-(Madfum High Olnslty) and
Al &crow No. t405, 143 ' auction IO Iha ..,.. ..... FOil fHE PLANNING AS· ~. paylble II the time of Clllfomtl, and cfescf1bed .. ~Del& S:::' Med unltH 1ri Ille. kepi bV ... eour1. if ~ ...,.. the right to bid II Illa AOS (A1cr11tlori Open N T ....... "'1ta G, s.nt1 lorcaaninlll!lrU,_.,oflN soaATES.3,5tAlrweyAv-Siie in lawful money of the lollowt. -&di bid ""9 P*IOl'I Net In are I pat9Gn lnt•-.d In Ula. Purchl,.. mutt be SpKa) to Sacllfl Spaciftc
A.n1. County of 0t111Qa, Unatd Sl ... wl"°" .,, enue, Sulla A-I, CMll United States ol America. PARCEL 11 Md! lllAI....., i._... tott911palitl0n IWld the tat• yQlf mey Ille l!Wfth paid with cuh encl p.io f0t Plan•' (Modified At Slngla
St ... ol c.llcwnie. CO*Wll 01 ............ Meta. IUlllOflZtd llQlnt f« w1thoUt warr1n1y ellO'ell 0t Thlt = lot 11 ot forth Ill ttle IS*G 1 lllft&. ...... tooll ca.. why the the ~ .. 4'irmal ~ 1t the time. of purcNM All Family Zoning. ~
All dlillw ""'* b4J •• or Implied, e .&.-... ~ 8eldl Motll C«-imJllled as.to lllla, use. poa... Ne\l;por1 , • ~ Mylnlt1UilGll190l•tCJN _...,._., oot •""' the ll>t SoecW NOia of the II-PurctlaMd goods 1ta IOld EN Vt A 0 NM E NT AL <*vedattMliddfw bytt. P""'IOI, OI a ... &:,~~· 710 Wol1hlrt NS$IOO or ~Melt. on •IMP did In loOll '"' .... ·a..;~ ..... ~. . Ing of M llwtntOtY and ...... It" Ind mu&t be r• STATUS· The City ~
SEP 8, I ... W-.. the~ lot lht pu!llG9e of ~ d. SI.Iota 615, Senti 111 right title .t\d 1111-t 4. f>-oa 13 of~ ly ......... IM"" A H-.....0 "' fie petl-Pf~ of etteta ...... moved by 3 00 P M on tile wll alto consider ldoptlng
tren• ltlO ~ tne-.IOnl Mand~ Mid ~ ... ~rtylocattd now held bV It u IUCtl Maps, Aec:ordt of Otenga urelO ... _. ..... ~"' tlOnwlll be,.~4UOU6T orofenypatit10n0t~t day of the Mia lhl1ulels Ntg1t1ve Oacl1r1 tlon 11.....,otlquorlk:ianae,in o..d ot Tl\All, fie 1ra.,..1112t -.;t and120 Trustllllll(ldtothelollow-County. C11t1ornll, dt-tM _.. .... _be 31, 1983 II 1·45 PM. 1t1 a~lnMCtlont250 tubjacttoprtotcenc.!lltlon •88·18whk:tll ...... ttlt
wNdl ~ .. CllilM must ~Id IO .... Tn.9• ~ Cecil PfP. ~ ng dela•bld Pfopany situ-ICf•t>ad at tollOwa. growidl feJr ~ ol Iha Das>t No 3 loclttd II 700 of Iha Cllltornl1 Prooeta IO the event of Mttletnlnt ant11ronmen111 lmp1ct ol be'~"'°' to !fie date MICI Oeec1 ot t,..111 ~ De1ermiu~ ~,,. vitM''*esald County e.g1rinlng 11 the poirit ol bid Civic Cent« Drive West. Code A ReQuelt fC>f 6ptdll bat..., Mom• Moving i Hid zone change.
on whldl ... llql,ior "°9nee 11 .._... In t~ Ceurtr OI Dec11tltl0ft. eiW ...... ltrit. 1nt1tMCtion of the centerline Eectl bid ..... I ltt forth the Santa Aria. CA 92701, Notice IC>fm It avlil•bll from StC>f age, Inc; • Ind obllgllad COASTAL STATUS: Non-
trlnlltffacl by the~ 0..-.S.•~Md GENEAALPLANAME"'D-A tE.ASfHOLD ESTATE of Tustin Avenue wtth the lullnamaaanc:lresidenca9of IF YOU OBJECT to the Uiecourtclet'k . party. Appealible lfN Tile zone
mant of Alooholtc Bawreoe deto'lllacl. ME,.T GP-118·2A. to Chlnge AS CREA TED BY lHA T NO<I~ ••tll\llon of Ill i>«•ont and parllea granting Of the petition. you Ncfllrd A. ...,... .... Publlslled Orange Cout ch111Q9 will be aubjact to.
Corltrol. PAACEL 1· '-S!nd UN OetAgnation CERTAIN LEASE DATED lheNorttoMttanyllnaafMIO 1nl1HHlldtnthepropot11.tf lhould elthef 1ppear at the tewtey,U.1l1l11nl-. DaityPllOtAugust f2, 1t.26, proval by the C1llfornl1 So , ... lcnown to "" 10l6e. in Ille .. -=-Medium Olnsity Alal-1ST DAY OF FEBRUARY, L 0 I 1 T: 'hen c . the bid It by I CO<por1tlon. Mating and at1te your 01>· Attoma1t '°' ,.........,, September 3. t988 COISlll Commlulon for
tr1n1rer... 111 bu1l1te" .._, Counly Of • 1111• I to Neighborhood t980, EXECUTED BY THE Soutllelltetty. •long said Stitt Iha namea of ~ ot-jectlons or fllt written objee-1Sf1S E. ftaftn It.......... F59e conformance with the Loe.I
lllmM ... acldr ..... UMd OI Celotom., .. .,_ OI\ • :!ieial tRVINE COMPANY. A MICH-Hltn.SIOn encl the North-llCatl whO can llgn an lions with the court before ........ CA.... Coutll Plal'I
by Tr.,..,or tor the ltw9t""" racoreltd ~ IOOlll .,,, NE PETITION IGAN CORPORATION, AS 111terly11Mofuld Lot 17 • IQfeemelll on behalf of the Iha i-i -Pubhtllld Orenge eo.1 DlllDf&r NOTICE ON FILE ·A copy of the yaatl .. peat, if d1ff .... ..__ 37 .., ~ ot A·ea-G • to chMga the r.on-LESSOR. ANO BY RANCHO di.tence of 660.00 f•t 10 corporation Ind l!WMtllaf ance Dally P110I Auguat 11.,20. 26. ...~ Pfopoeed request It on fMa In
from lhf ltlo'4, •a: JOUY ,,.. ... _. ...... Alcllrdl 1ng ffom A2 (Mul1i-femly) to PENASOUITOS LTD .. A ,,,. moal Euletly CO!lll' of more then one offar lntllt attorney 198a ' PUMJCATlON Iha City Oer1c'1Office,2000
TAMAL.£8 ,2, 23Af New-ol O!Mot~ C.toma Ct &lslneaa Dittrlct) CALIFORNIA LIM ITED said Lot 77. lhenCe South· 11gn 11 tllt bid Is by I Pl"t· IF YOU ARE A FSl823 NOTICE OF Mein Street. Hurittnglori por181~,CoecaMaM,Ot-fl'f<ACEL2 Anon E IS FUATHEA PAAT RSHIPASLESSEE. w1stetly along the nerlh1p 0t 1 jOln1venture,or1 oontiflOllll ~· DlllDtl&r Wlf~ NE.G TfVI 8Mch,Cllifornllt2648.f0f
erige Cowllir1 ~ ...,_.. tor II Mid lime end FOii M OF 55 Sout~ line of Nod lllla the nMIM and 16-the dleeasad, )IOU MUil .-~ nu rw. OEC~TK* 1nspect1on by the publie
Dalld ~ 4, ,.. ...,,,.. In ... , .... ad pWIOl\I YEA ING ON Lot 77 I ~ of 66 03 dreuet of .. ganetll part-your cllim Witl'l lttet191#1 FtCTTTIOUI ..,..... THE c 0 s TA M es A ALL INTERESTED PEA· E~ .. OOIHOWZ, '*""'°" ••~42 II end bl l!Mrd W !ST DA FEBRUARY, fMt. lllanee Notthweattf1y. !lift and Jollll ventur••· tt meil I copy to th9 ,.,_,., All( ITATl"•NT P~NNING DIVISION HAS SONS ere inllitad to 11tend
,,...... Mid T11a ND ..... the . Council on the 1980 A~ OPIAING ON parlflel with the Nor1h-the bidder Is • IOI• rtptaMnlltlvt ~tad~ • N Ing PREPARED A NEGATIVE said heiring and axpr ... D:~~~'rv. f:t ::"o...~ c:ownanc:. ·%~~~ g-;n• THE ~51 u~~ ~~oJ:~~E~YT ~:~~1·: ~ll~ 1.:_,n,~ :,~ .. :~f~O: ::= :~co:i~!-:i·:: of ::: d~i :=..~we p~gLA~~T~c;~BALOEDR~S~: :·:~:n.f.:~%':
F829 eonc.ior. .,,., tor AFOREMENTIONED AC· r 0 AL L 0 F T H E the centerline of Tustin Av· u!lder I nctlllous name. Iha IUlflCe of latttft IS provided IN ERNA TIONAL fl TELE· VtRONMENl AL IMPACTS .. outlined lbova. If Iller• •-~ NOTICE Gat1'trl Pllttl Wlaoa TIONS ARE CHAL.lENGE.D PROVStSIONS AS lH€AEIN enue; thence Northeastefty bid 1hlll be In the real name In section 9100 ol the Call· VISION. INT ERNA ,gNAL FOR THE FOLLOWING ere eny furthef quattlonl ___ ,.. ________ •tom«iw·-~· IH.t;OUl'fT. Iha cn.llenge CONTAINED. WHICH along Uid oenterltne 6603 of the bidder With. desig· lornll Prot>lle Code. The VlDEO. l~T~A~~N ~~ PROJECTS plt1ae Clll Scott HHI ~COURT Aaoordtd In "8n. ,_,bl llmlted to only thOM LEASE WAS 1'ECOADEO feet to Ille pomt of begin· n1tton lollowlng showlnp ,time for filing claims wtH no1 VIDEO & l L VI · 1 DEVELO~MENT RE· SaniOt !'flllMr II 536-527 t'. ~ 1934 ~ 1171 ..--.omaon.relMSll the JULY 23, 1980, IN BOOK nong "OBA (the fk:11tlous rieme)'; expire PflOf to lour months South Pullman, Serita Ana, VIEW DR-ee.58 FOR ALFA .HUNTINGTON aEACH c~aa:~ ~·Of Olldaf~ Aia 04 P41blie hearing described In 13674 PAGE 967 AND IN Excepting 111e<efrom Iha l>fOV>ded, howewlr, no lie-from the date of the hearing C~~i~27~~Ullri, 1350 I DEVELOPMENT AND CON· CtTY COUMCL, llJ: C_.
In thl M9"tr of the Appft-Orange Col.Ry, lrld this nollc• or 1n written COf· BOOK 13674 PAGE 1022 SouthelSlerly 4" 00 IMt totlous name shalt be used noticed above La\lflndl way, Sll'lll Ana STRUCTION AUTHORIZED lrecllwar, Cttr Cletll,
of Hutt>and Wife ~ lrMnClmantl raapondenc:e del111ertd to OFFICIAL RECORDS thareof un1et1 thafa 11 1 current YOU MAY EXAMINE the Calol. 92705 AO ENT FOR JO ADAN "*-: (7M) Al-MM
:lion Child , AH • and •• ht uni:-mnd tM City Council at, or Pf'°' PAlllOQS 2. ANO 3. IN THE SubjlCI to conven1nt1. f'tlistrlllon with the Orenge hie kepi t>y the court If you Judith L HuSS1on 13501 SAUNDERS FOA A SEl(EN· Oiied August 16. 'Na
trlOf -riem. to b4J ~ O 10.:;,t,bllc ~:I CITY ()If OOSTA MESA. conditions rest11C11on1. , __ County Recor<*. In caM of lrt I parson ont.,tsted on LllJrlndl WI Sania Ana TEEN UNIT APARTMENT ... Published Orange Coat ead Denote Normin "'° 80YMC41 ... , 4, fl'. Y. City COUNT''!' OF ORANOE. e<vallons. nghls of wey and corporatlOn•. lneluda lht Iha ttllle. you m1y file with C II 92705 y, PROJECT (INCLUDES Dally PllOI August 19, !Ml
Jiii Mlrle e.egiaanes ,_ • 11S,tA.lf ~ ._, Cleft ST.TE OF CALIFORNIA AS usemen11 of recC>fd N1tMS of the President. the GOUrl I formal ~~I a 1 FO R DENSITY BONUS F624
Honnen Beagle on SNlunl •• ~ llr'lltl .. , Published Orange Coast PEA MAP RECORDED IN Tn11 real property IS im-Secretlty, Treasurtf, and tor Special Nota of Ille f.._ TtuJ business 19 con-U t>allalf of Jesslc1 Ryan ot Nie Daily Piiot August 19 1988 BOOK 137 PAGES 43 ANO prolled real prope11y end le Mlneger ing ol 11'1 on11en1ory end IP· ducted by husbaoo end wrte UNITS). LOCATED AT 2 '78 Pllll.IC NOTICE
Beegle F0t Ch~ of Name 1,,. 1ir .. tddl .. or Olhtt F627 44 OF PARCEL MAPS IN commonly de&crit>td u The City Counctt of the pr11sament of est11t asMta ~ r~glstrint 1 c~r:.· ~~~~ONeZ~,'~b~~:~T=~ __ _,_'-"-..__..-........ -..._
No A t43 t3 common dallgnlfion, 11 anp, OI Dll-11' WlffC[ THE OFFICE OF THE 1672 Tustin Avenue, Cotti City of Cotti Mau r~ Of of all}' petition or ICCOUlll o transac • DE EA M I AT O N . FICTITIOUS IU9INIH s=CA1~E Ille rMI "'°'*1Y dtlcnlled "UUU19 nu COUNTY RECORDER OF Mesa. California the right to reiect any and Ill H provided il'I section 1250 ~ undllf lht fictiliovs NEG~llVE OE~~A~TtON NAiil ITATl"•NT
aoova IS pUl'l)OIWd 10 be 2218 flCTITIOOl IUllNEIS SAID COUNTY PARCEL 2 bids . of Iha Cll1forril1 Probate s neu name or~"':' 2 DEVELOPMENT RE lha lollowiog peraon1 lfe Fc?a~i~N~!no~~~ln Meylalr Coun, q.11 M1aa. CA NAiii STATE•NT The 1o1a1 amoun1 ol the Lot Sol Tract No. 3297. u DATED Augwt 16, '988 Code A ~uest fOf Special ';~~ above on 10 ' VIEW DA·88_65 FOR Going business H: .......,, 92t27 Tht \lnderllgned The follo unpa.d principal balance Shown oo a map recorded In Pubhsl\eQ Orange Coaat #Otkle f0tm is 1vellebi. lrom A-E G z H A 0 BEACH ACCESS. 3333 ~!~an ~d~:~':: T!\JllM CllKlaJ:.:;ir Mal>llny dolno bus1;C:: ::rsons ere onterest thereon. togelh.; BOO!! 102, Page 40, of Mis· Oa1ty Piiot August 19, 1881 tKt court clerk ~~?;'~1~1~':1nw11 flied AUT~OR~:oN AGENT F. OA Brtstol a2825. Coste M ....
Jes>ca Ryen le hes hi.<! lor llf'f lnoon' ~ of Ille INTEGRATED ACCOUNT. with reasonably estimated cetlan41!(>Us Mapl, Aec:OfdS F626 Pat1t1oner1. Jollri D with the County Clerk of Or-JOHN S LIEN TO CON· Cahl 92626
1pat111onlnU.eounlor1n allltC IOCI!~ oc ING SOLUTIONS, 2211 costs tXpeMlt and Id· of Orange County, Call· Houdyshelt 4 J-erry a Count on A uat 3 SlRUCl SEVEN APART· BeachAccesa.Callfornll. common Clel • 11 • Martin Str•t Suile toa..S60 vancet at the lime of the in -IC>fl\•B P\B.IC NOTICE Houdyanelt I~ Y ug MENT UNITS (INCLUDING Th11 busonest •• con
OfOlf llowlng petlllO'M!f to anown ntrtdl_ -f lrvme C1hl 92715 11111 pul:lltelllon of lhlS No-Subject 10 co11en1n11 .._ T. Kimftt, Attor"-' F"1tl0 TWO DENSITY BONUS ducted t>y. I CO<POfllion
chlflOI hlSlllet name lrom o..ci Auw-. 1 Al Cheu Graves tioe att S3.S93.943 76 condlllOflS. reslllc:toont res-PUallC NOTICE .. L-. 211 lMI OcMft Published Ot1nge tont UNITS LOCATED AT 2176 Th• r1g1str1rit com-~~:' ;:;: ~~~ ~,., P"'ti' y: 1m 507-~cadla, ~oron1 dei Cunently daled C1stllefs """'°"'· nghts ol w1y Ind "'~AFT lotfleHtd, lont .. actl. Oa.ly Pilot August f2. It. 28, PACIF:c AVENUE IN AN A2 menc:ed lo trans-:;1 bull·,
Ryan Beegft 10 Daniel NO<· ec.i ·:... e. 1 Miii Cahf t262S Cheeks ()( Cefllhed Check• easements of record EIR-1°'1 Catffomtl .-o2 Sepi.mber 2 1988 ZONE ENVIRONMENT AL neu under the ICIJllOUI • ' Tr l nn Hullll 216·'• payable to the TtuSlet Of ThlS real property IS umm-A DRAFT ENVIAONMEN· Publisn.9 Or~ Coast F-S9 I DE T E RM I N AT I 0 N t>usiness name ()( nerNS
::in J~'°'} ~ ~le T~ 1e1:)31S-0)11 .t1,1>1~ y Balboa Island bidder a1e acGePllt>le 10 ptOved real property and II TAl IMPACT REPORT WAS Diiiy PtlOI August 12 13. 19 DlllDtllC llnTJC[ NEGATIVE DECLARATION tosted 11>0ve on July 15, 1988
Jonnton es an Cotn h<lltQo ll'lt ~· Caltl 92662 Trustee provided proper tocattd on Cambridge Cir· COMPLETED ON AUGUST 1988 .-..-, "" FOR FURTHER INFOA Leslie Flamson-Moort . lln~HEREBY ORDERED T l*'Y • lllon. This business '' con-•den1ot.ca11on '' 1v11lable Cle Cosll Mesa, Cetofornl1 18. 1988 THIS DOCUt-4ENT Thf'870 NOTICE,..., MATION PLEASE CALL Seae11ry r\41M d led b I From 1nf01ma11on which Sealed bods end OllllfS are ADDRESSES THE POSS· """ T E p 'N a D IS 0 This Slltemeot wu 11'-d tllat Ill l)erlOtlS interested In AOClr•s F0tecto1ure SeMce uc h v • genera pan-the Trustee deems relllt>le irivlled for said PfOPlffY ind IBLE ENVIRONMENTAL IM Ptln.IC NOTICE PUaLIC HEARING H "LA :IN 4 IV I N with the County Clark of Or-
the mat1er 1f0fesaid appa.a1 <Anl.,6~£ <Am11gJ1Dn111, ners •P b 1forwh1eh Ttusteemoku must be111 w11ttngandw11tl>e 'PACTS OF AN 112 ACRE NOT ICE IS HEREBY Al(71 )7S ·52 S angeCountyonAugust 10, before this court on Depart· s.n e.mltfel•no CA 97•08 The reg1S1ra111 com· u 1 K420l3 GIVEN that 8 public llear ng Published Orange Cout l988 meot No 3 at 700 CIVIC (114) 884 0448 8 T11•• M menced 10 trans.aGf l>uSI· no representatooo 01 Wll· rece;ved al the OlllCe 0 PROJECT CONSISTING OF by c I Daily Pilot August 19. 1988 ,_
C.riter Drove Wast Sinll Orllle Aa~tantS~cncaty neu under the fic1ouous rimty thestree11odrtt9fes1 PENNEY 4 PENNEY, on A 21 -STORY OFFICE Fl~!~~:A~~=~S wolf be hel~y the ~Sii F628 Published Orange Coal! A Cel for 1 0 ~tern-Aug 1·2 9 28 1188 t>usmess name 01 names or other common detlg· Septeml>el' 1, 1988. at 2 00 BUILDING AND A 332· • Mesa City nc;ot on ep. Oa1ty Piiot AIJ9US1 19. 28, ~· 19 teet.i 2 ~5 o"clOCk °'~do.Mo~ P.ioi listed at>o11e on July 29 1988 nalton of Ille al>011e de-p M or may~ filed With the ROOM HOTEL LOCA TEO The lollOWl!lQ persons are !ember 6, 1988, 116 30 pm Ml.IC NOTICE September 2. 9, ,gee p M 9od Al H I Gra11es SCrtbed properly IS C•erlt of the Ol'ange County ON ANTON BOULEVARD, dOtng l>USlnlU IS or as soon lhert1lter u F-803
' lhefl and lhtlfe T~ I m I was flted 3146 & 3152 REDHILL Super10< Court, II 1ny lime AVENUE OF THE ARTS MEDICAL COMMUNITY PfBChcable in the Council FICTITIOUS IUllNllS ::;w.=:.::O:Y1~Jn':; P'ta.IC NOTICE wotll t~esb'~nt~Cler~ of 0,. AVE COSTA MESA CA af1er 1trs1 pubhcatoon of th•I AND TOWN CENTER SUPPORT 3 160 A1Cw1y Chambefs of C11y Hlll. 77 NAME STATDllNT P'ta.JC NOTICE
of riame shOUld not De FICTITIOUS MlllNESS ange County on A""U$1 10 92626 l'IOhCt and belC>fe dlle of DRIVE THIS PROJECT .11,ve Cotti Mne alll F11r Drrve Cost• Mesa on Tile fOllOWll\g person~ 11e flCTmoul -·--··· !983 _,, SatO p1 oper1y os being said sale WOULD COMPLETE THE 92647 lhe following item d0tng business es -granted NAME ITATE•NT FJlllOot sold IOI the pu1p0st' ol pay· Sa.Id sale will be made on 6 2 . ACRE MA STER Spacl1hztd M1negernen1 PRECISE ALIGNMENT THE GARGANO COM· NA• ITATEmMT
IT IS FURTHER Ofdefed f he foflowong paraons are Pub111hed Ota Coast mg Ille ot>hg111ons MOUred the following le<ms PLANNED TOWN CENTEA Support (ll\COIPC>flled. C1h· FOR VICTORIA STREET PANY. 16 Ima Loi Court, The followtng persona ara
lhll I copy oflhas order ~ OOlng bUSlness IS Oaoty Piiot A u':r'19 26 by said Deed olTrust tnc:lud· Cnh In tawtut money ol COPIES OF THE DRAFT f0tn11) 7411 LC>fge Circle. NOTICE IS FURTHER NeWllOfl Beach. Cllof 92663 dOlng t>u11naas II ~= c':.:'o~HOt Tl6~~H~~7~0~~~N~~v~· September 2 '1 1988 ing lees and ex.panleS of the 1he United Slates, 10% of EIR CAN BE REVIEWED Al Hunttngton Be1ch Cahf GIVEN lhll 11 said lime and Woltlam Allen G&rgano, 16 S & I OISTAIBUTEAS. 180 -·,... , t "' , 1 F-606 Trustee and of the Sile the amount of the btd 10 IC-THE COSTA MESA CITY 92647 piece alt lntllfesltd l*IOnS Ima toa Court, Newport Centenn1ll Way Sta 14. 1 ~ape 0 gene 1 .. 104 Hunllngton Beach Dated August 8. 1988 compariy the olfef and the H A L L / p L A N N t N G Thia business •S con· may appeer and be hllrd t>y Beach. Cihl 92663 T u1lln. C1hf 92680
c1rcuf111on published in thlS Cahf 92648 P'ta.IC NOTICE CAL IF 0" NI A "E . balance to be paid upon DIVISION 77 FAIR DRIVE ducted by •corporation 1he Ctty Council on lhe This buslnau 11 con-S111un1 Jo tveraon. 3425
cou7ty 11 taut~1 week Sally J Escl\ef·Noet>uhk. CONVEYANCE COMPANY, conhrmallon of sale t>y the COSTA MESA A COPY 1$ The registrant com· aforemenllont'd item dueled by an ondoYldulll P1nebrook, Cost• Mtll, '°' our consecu1111e weeks 21212 Beaell Blvd "10'1 FlCTJTIOUS 9UStNESS "Mid Trvtl .. , ly Suun· Superior Court Tues, ALSO AV All ABLE A 1 rnenced to trariaac:t buSI· t F ANY 0 F THE llle reg1strari1 com· Cahl 92628
proOl IO the day of Sl•d hear· Hunttn9ton Beech. Calll NAME STATEMENT nt Ketfy, hec:uthre Ylct interest. operatlrig arid MESA VERDE LIBRARY. ness urider the hctollous AFOREMENTIONED AC· mericed 10 trans&el bus!· Tiits business 11 con·
Ing 92648 The lotlowtrig petSOllS ire ,,.....,.,, MSt COfbfn Aw· maontenance expan-Ind 2969 MESA VERDE DRIVE buslnets rieme O• na'™M TIONS ARE CHALLENGED ness under the flc:llllOUI ducted by an lndlvldual = J~~~9!~ of Tu;~:~ A~:~ N::~~'~:C~~ dOlng bus•nas• as enue, NMttltldt•· Call· p1em1ums on insurance IC· EAST ANO AT COSTA l1Sted at>ove on May 16. IN COUAl, the Cll1tlenge l>USIOMS riame or nimes The registrant c om-the •·-'--C04,;t-FINE LINE CLOTHING. IOfnle f1'27 Teleph-No. cep11bte 10 Partllt Sf\lll be MESA LIBRARY. 1855 1988 m1y be hmlled 10 only those llSled abolle on Augutl 1 mencld to tranuct bual--
p ~ 0 c I Ca~1~,:2:,~1ness II con-SURFBOARDS 4 BEACH '''') 701·2515 prorated as of lhe dlle ol PAAK AVENUE Voncenl N Coftese Con-issues someone raises II the 1988 ""' under Iha llc:tillOUI
up ringe I oas ACCESSORIES 2424 N--SI'S mts rKOrd1ng tne convey1nct PERSONS ANO OA· (rollef put>hc helrong descrobed In Wilham Allen Gatgano buSlrlaH name or ,...,,,.. ~r 1':;'~:~~2 9 26 ducl4!d t>y CO-P8r11'19rS pon Bt11d Cosll Mesi Pul:lllShed Orange Co1st The undef~ shah Ilk• GANIZATIONS WIS~ING lh1s s111emen1 WIS hied lhts notice or In W!llllO ()()(· This statement was ltted listed lbova on July I. 1988
tm FS98 ~ '~:1:,t~::, c~r:: Calif 92627 Daily Pll01 AuguSI 12 19 26 the highest net btd 10 the TO COMMENT ON lHE With the Covrily Clefk Of Or· responeseoo. delivered to with ttMI County Cler« of Or· Shauna ..._ton
Ste11eo A Shipley. 169 1988 esiate Ind rt!Mfves Iha roght DRAFT EIA SHOULD SEND ange Covnry on August '1, Ille City Council II. °' P'IOf ange County on August 10, Thlt Sllltment was fllad P\8.IC NOTIC[ r>ess undet Ille hctillous Magnol111 St Co111 Mesa F59J to reiec• any and 111 Dlds THEIR COMMENTS 10· 1988 lo, the public;~~ t988 with the County Clerk of Or·
----------t>uSIOMS name or names CeJof 92627 The Pf<>Ptlfly IS to be sold on EtA-1041 DEVELOP· F.a711 EllEEN P. Y. City ,...., Inge County on July t. '*
FICTITIOUS MlltNESS tost~ aboYe Oil July 8 1988 Th11 bu11ness is con· P\a.IC NOTICE an ·as os baslS MENT SERVICES DEPART. Published Orange Coasl Cleft! Published Orenge Coast F•17'0
NA• SlATIEMafT Sally J Escher·N<ebuhlt ducted t>y co-p11tnen DATED Augusl 15. 1988 MENT. p O BOX t200. Daily Pilot August 19, 26, Published Orange ColSt Daily PtlOt August 19. 26, Pul>llslled Orange Coal
!he followl!lQ persons are Thi• llllement was flled The reg1s1r1nt com· FICTITIOUS 9USINESS KAREN WILKERSON, Ad· COST A MES A . C A Septembe< 2. 9. 1988 Daily Piiot August 19, 1988 Septembet 2 9. 1988 D1<ty Pilot August 5. ,2, It,
doing t>u11ness as i"llh the Courity Cltlflt ol Or· menee<I 10 tr1nsac1 bUSI· NAME STATEMENT m1111111ato1 92628· 1200 F-6 '8 F621 F-605 26, 1988 l'-588 L A~OO~R~OOW ~eC~fy on ~~~88 n~~~ lhefkll~~ ~~~~~~s~ n~Y&N~~W1 ~HE~UWCA~EW~-~=====-~--=~~=~~-~---------+-------~~
Coast Hwy Sune M. New· 0 F31S4Co 15 business name or names d0tng business es Vie Udo, Suite 203, New· PERIOD FOR THIS EN· Pta.IC NOTICE Plll.IC NOTICE flt8.IC NOJICE fltllJC NOT~r P<>rl Beach. Cahf 92663 Pubhsheel range HI hsled obove on August 1 PACIFIC GRAPHIC&. port leech, CA '*3., At-VtRONMENTAL DOCU· ------------------1---~;..;....;..;.;...;.;..;;.;;... __ ---------rw.~--
Mlctllll W1Hl1m Manser Daily Pilol AuguS1 5 12· 19 1988 1733 Moorov111 Su11e H. tornere fof Admlftletrator MENl ENDS ON SEPTEM· NOTICE Of' ELECTION
Th11 busoneu os con-26 l9el F .~9 1 Sle11e1• A Shipley Costa Mesa. Cell! 92627 PubMshad Orange Coast BEA 22 1988 OR SOON
ductld by 1n 11\drvtdval This statement wes toled Bruce kolme 439 Bryson 011ly Piiot August f8, 19. 25 THEAEAnEA COMMENTS
The 1eg111r1n1 tom-P'ta.IC NOJICE w11h the County Clerk of Of. Springs Costa Mesa Cahl 1988 TO BE INCLUDED IN THE
me<lCed to iransac1 t>u• 8ng@ C.<>only on July 28, 92621 lhF8t3 FINAL EIA MUST BE SU8-ness """ .. the hchl•OUS NOTICE 1988 G1n1 Corsino 1522 Mineo BY THAT DATE
t>usoneu name or names IMVfTIMO aeos F.,4'5 C1thef1r1e AM he•m Cahl fltB.JC NOTtCE FOR FURTHER INFOR-
hstld 11>0ve on Augusl 8 NO TICE IS HE RE BY PubhShed Or11.ge Coast 92805 MAT I 0 N , CON TACT
1988 GI VEN thll 1ee 1e o 01>ly P1to1 AugvSI S 12 19 Kull Sander s 1730 K422tl KRISTEN CASPERS Al
Mocfl&el Msnser p.oposela IC>f 1urn1th1no 111 26 1988 Wafface Costa Me\.! t.11111 FICTITIOUS .,_IS 75"·5245
Thl1 s111emen1 was toled tebOt. materials. equ1pmeo1 F-599 'n627 NAiii ITATl•NT Published Orange Coast
will\ Ille County Clerll ol Or-tririapor1111on and such --1111-.,-, 1C_Mr'l_T-IC_£__ ThlS buSlness os con Tht foll()ljlling parsons ate Deity P1101 August 19. '988
ange County on August 10 otha< te<:11t11es H may oe re l"UDU "" dUCled by a general pa•t doong bu.inffl as: F62S
1988 F31M02 quired tor the 1988-89 ------"----riersh!Q VILLA DE HACIENDA ---------
Put>llshed Orenge Coast MEASURE C STREET FICTITIOUS 9UllNIU The registrant com· APTS . 1260 SE WALNUT. fltlllC N0TtC£
Oatty P1fol August 19, 26, MAINTENANCE, w1U be re-NAME STATEMENT m~ced to t1ans11c1 t>ull>· TUSTIN, CA 92680 ----------1
Seot9mbef 2 9, t988 F-604 01t11td t>~ tile City ot Costa The following persons are ness undet the loctthous Judith E. Zlnk. 2025 E ftCTITIOUI IUIMIS M ... 11 tile Ofloce of !he C1fy dOlng t>usHiess H t>usmess n1me Of names F rull St . San II Arie, CA NMll IT A Tl-..T
D.. N . ' .. ~ . , Cletk 77 F11r Of'ove Costa K BENE 23 Cenyon llsled above on Au9vs1 5 9270' Tiit lollowtng persons ere Mau C1J1lorn11 U'1111 the Ridge, lrYll\9 Celtf 927 IS 1983 Geraldine K Solmck, t9 doing buSIMSS ..
ho\lt of 10 00 e m A~sl KllhB!•rie W uht>urn Bruce A Kol1na Ma1ns11I Drove, COfon1 dtl OCEAN YACHTS OF DIETIUCK ~ 23 t988. at wttoch tome lhey Larson 23 Canyon Ro~ Thts statement was hied Mar CA 92625 CALIFORNIA, 27 13-A w J E A N N E T " will be QPeOeO put>hcly IWld lrvtne C&lol 9'7 f5 with the County Cler" ol Or Coast Hwy., Naw1>0ft Be.ch DU.'TRJCK. passed read llOUd in tl\e Council Cl!olln Jena Bunrif'tl &nge Courily on August 10 This business It ~n· Clltf 92663
A 18 1988 c h 1 m I> er a S 1a1 e d 1949 Bl.,ne Seallle 1988 ducted by I genatll pan-Jaffray Lynn Marsh, 23t41 away ugust • pr~se1S9tllll 1>ear 111te toll• Wa$hl!lQlon 98112 F31Mtt ners111p Oov1rl1 Circle. l1guna
tn Sant.a Ana. Mrs of the wort! ll'ld the name of ~~~ :Yus~n4;!',,e::1 p'a0~-Pu1>11Shed Or1noe Co111 Ger11d1ne K SOlnlek, Ju-Niovtf, Clllf. 92677 D 1 e l r 1 c k w a s tha l>idder t>ul rio other dis· .. v r Dally PllOt Augull 19 26 dllh E Zink This bu1lntH Is con-
prcuded m death by llOQUIShlnQ marks Ariy t>od nership Septeml>af 2. 9, 1988 This statement w11 filed duc11d Dy:.,, lndMdual
Ch ,_vad alter the tclleCfuled T ht 1 egisirant co m· F-613 wltfl lhe County Clerk of Or-Tht regltlrlnt com· h er husband arles c•-•nn time f~ ,.._ r--"'·nt manced lo trarisa<.I bUSI· ---------anxe Covhtv on J·d.. 20 iv .... ,, "' '"' .......... ,. ness undtf tlle hct1llous DIDI.IC NOTICE 19 8 " , .,., . mencad to t11nsect butl-S Dletn<'k in 1965 ot blda anan be re1urntd to bualnets nl!ne Of nomes .-~ nae1 unctat Iha tlctlUous N 1ches1de ser vices the bidder unopened 11 lhlll listed, .. __ on July 1 19•• FICTIT ........... ....,SS ;:: ~ bullnn1 name Ot namae .._ , .. _ •-_,,,.,. l"'l 1 f uv•., "" """.., --f>ublllhad V"'I....,. Coat "'t..,. ....... --,,..._ 27, 19•• Wiii .._ h"ld Thu-..,.. ,,. so .. !v...,......I"' 1 Y ° K1tle W Larson N'• tT•Tt•..-o " Pl ·..-" 28 ,.. ""' ""'09"''"""7 "" .,.,. " • ... Iha btddet 10 ... that his bid lh't stit---t -*" 11,..,. .. .. "' a"y IOt August '"· . Jaffray Lynn M1tlh
day, August 25. at .s received 1n proe>ef llmt with ihe C~~;:_·Ci;k•of ;..~ Tl19 I~ persons 1re September 2. 9. 1984 Thie ateternent wu hied
11 ·.00 A M at p ...... f1c A -t .., 0 -' "'---11 '' "" doing buSJnaSs u F& 1t -'t .. , .... ,. __ ,.. ....._.. of"'-..... """' "' """ .,.,...,,._. t1~ Countw on Jutw 27 B .. L2'·"tN INVESTMENT ..., '' ,,. """°"' "'-" "" Vi""w Me---'aJ Park mey be 00111MC1 at Iha Of· ' ' ,. " ~ County on JWy 21. .. "''" • , • fk;e of Iha C•ty E~, 77 COMP NY 1831 t Hiie Av· "8.IC NOTICE '* 3500 Pac1f1c View Falf0!•"9.Cotll ~.Cllt-F•na tflUe lrvorno Clllf 927'4 -------""-----,..,_ Drive. Ne wpo rt forn11 upon nometundable D~~r~ Orenge ,eo.2 !t Baldwm Bulldlng Com-flCTITIOUl.,...11 Publiltlad Orenge Coat
Bctch Pacific View payment of S7 00 An ad· 26.~9ae°' ugu•• 5 1"· pany 168 " Hflle Avaooe. N ... ITATIMIWT Diiiy Pltot Auguet 6, t2, It,
M "' dttional Charge ot 13 00 wtll Irvine Calif 927t• The IOllo#lng pataont If• 28. tMt ortuary. 1J1rectors be m•da ,1 hllldlld by milt ________ F_-5_9_4 TR 8ull<lef CorPOtlllon. doino bu.in... a · F-5" 844~2700 Bid Oocumenlt and Olller rta,I( Mftf~ Clhtornia '8811 Htla Av· THE PACIFIC GROUP, ----------::::======::::-~contract documanll m1y nu ~ '""' •tvine. Calif tn 14 L TO.. '022' Slatlf Ave •-.,. -
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Cll)' Of Coall MIN Bid TM IOl!Owlng l)eflOnl are Tho' buSmlH It eon· Plttt P Vl!IW HMghen, MAm 8TA,_, 0oc""*111 W1ll nol bt mail• dOlng butlMM at 30218 Stltp()erl Wey, Cl• TM --.. peraone 11ra
ed unleSll the ~at INTEAtORS BY SONIA. =~ by a oenatll patl· nyOn Liiie. Calti. 12380 ~;;;,;;;;,:-
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c I I y or HUJHI NG TJ>N. B[A(.H
NOTI CE I S HEREBY GIVEN that a General Munici pal Elec tion will be held in the
City of Huntington Beach on Tuesday. November 8, 1988, for the following
Officers anrl Measure :
~~•r f hr cc (3) Members
l For a City Clerk
f'or a Ci ty Treasurer
u f l he · 1 t y co u 11l.'1 I (Full tenn of _4~ years)
(f'ull tenn of _4~yea rs)
(f'ull tenn of _4~ years)
"Ci t i zens Sensi ble Growth & Traffic Control Ini tiative "
(to appear on ballo t as follows:) .
Sha 11 the 1nlt1ative measure entitled
"Citizens' Sensibl e Growth and Traffic
Control Tniti~iv•" wh ich would require • Yes
certain levels of road, park and flood
control fac illtt~s and certain levels of
pol ice, fire and paramedic services in
order t o pennit certain types of deve l-
opment projects be adopted? .. ko
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(A copy of the proposed measure in Its entirety may be
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0btafne4 at the Office
of the City Clerk or call (714) 536-5404) and• copy wfll be mailed to you at
no c:os t ).
lf no one or only one pers~n fs nominated for on elec t i ve office, 1ppofnt111tnt
to the electfve offtee ltl4J bt made 1s prescribed by Sec tfon 22843 or 22844 •
Elections Codt of the State of C•lffornla.
Tht polls will be open between the hO\tf'S Of 7:00 l .m. tnd 8:00 p.m.
~·~·~ . . tty Clerk
Off1ee or tl\t City C-1 rk .J
2000 ,..fn Street
Huntington Beach. CA 92648 (714) 536-5227
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Did fall guys take
bedroom tumble
in 'Bull Durham?'
By STEVE FREEMAN
.. Bull Durham .. is an excellent movie with an original, strong story
line. humor. sensible machismo (in no wax allied with the Stallone
school) and good acting. It is. of course, "R ' rated for nauahty words
and sex. ....
It is bemoaned aod documented that American behavior and
mores are enormously influenced by the movies and television.
Currently an aspect of sexual activity is becomi~ ever more common
cinematically. t\ppearinaapin in .. Bull Durham is the roll-over-and-
crash technique rn which the bedded participants set into rolling over
one another, rolling smadc off the bed and crasbina to the floor, thence
continuing the roll across the floor. : ~
Sex certainly is handled more graphically if not necessarily more
anfuJly in present-day movies. Although I cannot tccall its title, I
remember a scene in a Gary Grant/Grace Kelly picture of some years
ago. Grace and her mother arc dining with Grant iri a fine hold on the .
French Riviera. They have met Grant only recently. Convcrsition1 led
b)." the mother, is chiefly between her and Grant with Grace essentaally
silent but her interest in Grant dcvelopina. He too is aware Of her. · ·
Dinner finishes. They rise. Grant properly asks if he may ncori
Grace to her room. He dOC$. Grace, standing in her doorwaf.
coun cously thanks him. He asks if he may see her again. She nods. She
then. the instigator. kisses him -lightly. briefly, and gently closes the
door. He leaves ... and from thereon we know.
Back to Hollywood's tableau vivant, the roll-over-and-crash.
Consider pain. The roll, brusquely exacerbated by the crash to the
floor. can indeed be bruising -and yet further ..,avated by I.he
subsequent roll on· the floor. We know, of course, that with passion pain
may not be immediately discernible. It must be remembered, however,
that movies are made with many n;takcs. Such crash sequences may
indeed have been filmed a number of times. ·
As chance would have it, whom should I run into but old buddy
Barney Backflip, the stunt man. "Barney,'' I began, ·'that's quite a
bedroom fall they take in ·eull Durham'!' ·
Barney smiles ... Such falls are generally done by stunt men," he
says.
"Huh?"
"Yeah, two stunt men." -
.. Hmmmmm ... but how can stunt men look lik~ the lady and the
lead guy?'' ··r didn1t seethe picture," Barney answered ... But as the flick wasn't
·x· rated. I suspect the characters were pretty well tangled in blanketS..
with the blankets at times concealinJ the faces. .
"We're getting more of that k1nd of work," Barney continued.
"Someday maybe it'll be as popular as the auto chase throqh San
Francisco streets. Thank the Lord for San Francisco," he went on.
"Without those hilly streets where would we be? The Ratland chase
done in the Los Angeles area hasn't nearly the pizazz."
Your friendly chiropractor will j oin me, I'm sure. in not
recommending the roll-over-and'..crash for those with lower t.ck pain.
the crinkly senior with a hip problem, the rocbr-comfy reader of
Hemlock publications, or the jittery acrophobiac.
In the event such persons become enaqed in such activity, it is
suggested a phone be close at hand for the 911 caJJ.
Sieve Fl'ffm .. Is• NeWJIOrl Bead lftltlat ud a member •I*
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Editor. Tom T4it
O.tebook Editor. S.m Blaclcwell
Crt'ati~ Servicf:s: Re" Babin . • ·
Circulation Director. Guy Fetnr0
Producfton Director: Alim Tadlock
Dl1d100k IS pubhsMd t'(f) Fnday b)' tht Oranat Ollt Pubhstuna to .. P.O. Boll 1$60. )JO W. Bay St., Cos11 Mtu. CA 92626. Tt~nc (71 4)
6"42-4321. Rqular businos hours llT I a.m. '° S p.m., Monday throup
Fnday. l>r..lliw tOr calmdllr of tvmt111mtt nd ittte"rs is S ~m. Monde)'. T~ t111ire contnts of Dawbook art c°""""ted b)' tlw om.ee Cout• Publithiftl Co. All rithll are ~.
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Every now and then a rock band oc performer comes along
wh~ suddenly becomes the darling of the media. Fans· of
: college radio stations and altertiat.ivc rock embrace .such
new falent with an uncommon Zeal. Today, no one's
creating quite the buzz and anticipation.of~a dynamic group
from Iceland called the ~Uprcubes, who malce their ove
Orange County debut ton~t at the .O>ach House.
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' ' Michael Keaton gives &·startling perfo0nancc in.''<;tean and ·
Sober, 0 his dramatic debut. Tbouall a~few ofour'"b1 ti~s said
this depiction of an Everyman broUght tc>'his knees by d,rug
addi~t1on is more educational than entertjining,.everyone
thought movie deserve$ to be seen. Next week,. our guesr'
·critics will . view Martin Scor$esc'.s contr.qver5ial ·:Lf,si ,
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While Summet beachgoers sat bumper to bum per along
Pacific Coast-Highway irr Laguna, suffering through the
piereing afternoon sun, some 2SO-plus found sanctuary at
the tranquil Morthl~d compound at ·Moss Point for a
festive "Sunday in tbC .Park" fund .. raiscr. Organized by the
Friendship Shelter Inc., the event was expected to raise
$201000 to $2S,QOO 'accordipg to Mary Miller, left. event
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By JUDY, CHAMBERLAIN . . ."
Every year I go looking for the best sandwiches on the
Orange Coast.· This year, there were so many great. creative
sandwicbes out there I really bad to set~ carefull y. My
Annual Sandwich Award winners for 1988 include a great burg~ in N~wport Beach, chicken salad' sandwi ch made
with whjte raisi~s in Huntin~ton Beach, a~d. a Lag~"!a Be~ch ·~plant sandWlcb so good I mat a loss forwor:ds to descnbe ll -. ~ .. . \ ... . . ·. .· ..
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"-.:. Supp<>Se "yQtl ~ere rewritiog
11TRe Wizard of Oi," as a stage
: production_ f ~ !Ke' i 980s,. st~rting in
yppr ow~ bad.yard instead o~ a fafm
in K.i:>nsos. ~ · : : .'
A grouppf SQ young people from
the ages of J 2 to 14 pc)ndered that
. proiecl this week, and offered some
'imaginative suggesri'oos. ·
"Why not have Dorothy land rn
Disneyland?" Another su~gest~.
"How ·about South Coast Plaza?"
''let's ha~e an earthquake in-
stead of a tornado," offered one
youngster obviously acd1inoted to
Mother Nature's eccentricities on
the West Coast. Still another
suggested a tidal wave as Dorothy's
transportation to Oz.
This updated version won't be
produced, except in the minds of its
young creators. It was an exercise in
creative thinting during a session of
South Coast Repertory's two-week
Children's Theater Workshop.
The topic·on this day was design
-putting fogether ideas for sets and
costumes -and the instructor was a
man who hos been performing both
functions for several years, SCR
resident designer Cliff Faulkner.
And the hour-long design session
was only one of many experienced
by the 120 eager students between
the ages of 8 and 14 during the
program, which culminates Saturday
with o recital on the main stage of the
Costa Mesa company's Fourth Step
Theater cQmP.lex.
"In two weets, kids will leorn
how artists work together os a team
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explairled ~pne Doyle, d1rectqr of
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an<} !tie Overall coordinator of the
workshcp program.
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''For mony, it will be a fun
experie:rice they'U atways remember.
Others ~m become hooked on
theater~ and for them SE:R offers
further training through the Young ·
Cooservatoty, which will be open for
enrollment in the fall."
Par11c1pot1on 1 in the two-week
workshop was limited to boys and
girls who had never attended classes
at SCR in the past. The young peo~
were divided into three groups for
three hours of instruction each day
for 10~.
Included on the curriculum were
movement and stage direction, mime,
articulation, poems, puppetry, im.
provisation, costumes and props, as
well as the design lecture. The
students also got a first-hand look at
a produciion being assembled -in
this case SCR' s openi~g show, "The
Crucible."
For 12-yeor-old Bennett Furlow
of Irvine, h was familiar territo,Y: He
had just moved to Orange County
from Son Diego, where he went
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Globe Theater. ., timpr~1sol1om and BorbOra lune pies~ EmbefltshinQ such basic elemenrs
. "I want t~ be an OEtor,".the Dodge 'showing emotionl. as lobr•c softe11er a pooer bog and
youngster said "A 'program like this • Kathryn wro1e a play. called Qr oid soc e came up w rh rhee
gives you the chance 10 improve your Brothers and Sisters' especially \or reo s c. cok11Tg cboroc-ers as e•O"'·
skills." the program.'' Doyle con11nued. pies 01 .ov.-budge1 c;eot,1v1r~
Felicio lemus. 13. of Santo Ano "We 'll be ·using 1t in the recool Ait~ougli. the Youngsrers J1 hove
ogreed. though stle approoched lt Saturday " a more-hoo-avefage rteresl n
from another direetion. The 10 year ·Old Second ~1ep ·tiea1er ord •he·r porerts "<l"e com~
"I 16ve art and always ~a.,e," she Thea•er tics beer cort .. er eG 1~0 o i.C w .,, ·i 145 for he iv.o.wee
noted. "My mom heard Qbou1 this campus ot sorts for the CTW prooram tliev re still 1ust kids Dov1e
progranr and thought it would be a progral'I' which meets wherever recalled c previous year s c.loss
good 1deo for. me. I've e~oyeci' .. space is available. last v.ee~ the:, wh1chshe ~elt-0:0oeo~· ema .rstage..
meettng all the new kids and we e log1st1col situation became obit hg~t ior o few m1nures. ,
gottena lot6f newstuff inthedqsses." as.rhe closse~ hQd to share lacilif(es · Wen I come boc 1he were.
"h's a lot of fun, and it's neat to with the Hispanic Ploywf1ghts Prf). cl·mbmg a1l -0"er these•' she soic
be wor~ing with the pros," added 1ec't whtch wos presented laS1 win~ ng .... hey 1ust tiodn t beer. toiq
David l~eux, 13, of Santa Ano. wee~end ')Qt •o \'-, .
"My polen1s have tickets to SCR. so In. Faulkner's 'Wizard of Oz" <:?Vhe" • ~ eRCg1.in1er w't'\.
I've gotten r.o go too lot of ploys. 1ecture the designer co~ered · nor.:·1yo1ess o~a' ··h~,;~hds ·Sa1urdoy.·
This has been great.'' only 1<1Cot1ons, bvt charOder zot1ons --or 1ha• same mo1n stage 0< a
f0< Soutb Coast Repertory, this 1s of each person in r e story as we I os recital n ''Ol\' o• her ome~ and
the fifth Children's Theoter Work· whqt he or she ·would wear The lnends-r e 150 810 14-year-OldS
shcp, and each hos centered on o · •. ~aed w1tc~ o'f' the West, for w I hove o good wor ,ng knowledge
theme such as •'colors," '!ncinsense" etomple, ,drew some ~mpromotu ol he t eate• ood •ts var•ous phases
or "elements." This yeqr's program c'hofocterrs11cs of "a pnnc1pol ''"on o' ooera1-00
focuses on "the lami~." IRS tax collectOf" and ··a business Some of • err oe•hops uo·
"It's such ·a pleasure to wotch all execuhve.'' conmously rnov have made a
these kids get excited' about the · At that session, Faulkner go-.e career decs1or And one day hey'I
theater and .. WC>rt1ng with pro· •hem their homework ~ create o Qe bod 10 per orm or wor
lessionols," said Ooyte,· who rs puppet from lllflk Of tro~ oroood the boc s ~ge tt>r reol
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. cntenammcn1 "'1d dancul,g nightl).
494-M088: · SUNSET PUB 1665'5 .P;.c1fic t oast·
High"-a'. Sunscl Beach. offers h'e
l'ntena1nrhcn1 se'en n13h1s a1 wttk. ·ron~gh1 and S:iturda). The Dukes of Rh~1hm. 9·10 p,m. to 1;30 a.m.
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COLJRTHol.JSE RESTAURA~T. 2
Hunon-Crntn! Dn vc. ·Santa Ana. preSC'lll~ Na1haniel Jam Middleton in
the har and gnll Thursday ihrough ~turda). t!·JO p.m. to I a.m and
John .\llen during lunch 1n th e
L1hran/Gardcn : Room Monda\
through Fnda) Th~ ,.Counhou"t' ,·s
locatl•tj orw block on lhe 55 free" a), \l.,c<;l tin· Mac.\n)lur Blvd. 1n lhe
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10 piece rock ·r-s-Soul band. Thur; •
da\. Cra1) ConteSIS. 768-8467.
THE CROWN ' HOU SE.3280:?
uth Pacific Coast Highway. South _, U\guna . Frank R1cc1 ·and Tno r......:.-""'."""'--------------__:_=-:-------
pcrform T ucsda) thTOugh Satµrda~. 9
p.m. lo 1·30 a.m. Blue Adept is
rea1urcd Sunda~ and Monday at 8:30
p.m l %-5 773 or 4Q<l-26.26.
JEREMIAH'S RESTA URANT.
8901 Warner .\\Cat Magnolia. in
Hunttngton Beach pre~nt lhe enter-
1a1nme"nt Monda' through turda)
-8:10 p.m. to I .ii.m. 1n Jeremiah's
Lou nge. l1'e la" happ' hour Mon· da~ through Fnda~. 4· .30 to 7 p.m
Compliment.an buffet. no co,cr or
min imum c..\ outdoor patio dance
Ooor. 21 and ..over. Tonight. Julie
Wells Tno. For.,1nforma11on. call
•'• "'' o : I KISS. TH E CLUB :!285 !'o:e"pon Bh d in Cos1a Mesa. Flashing lights.
41'.1-.2662 REVERE IJOUSE 900 W. First St ..
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shim or -;hon~ Ticket~ arc $5 for all
sho"i.. Door. open" al 8 p.m. Cali .. . ..... 833-1160 .
T'\J!tlln. presents .\I Abbott. who uses
bab~ grand piano. drum machint.
hac,s pedals and S\ nthcs1zer to create a
one man band. Dancing 1s en-
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··HopP),. Hour in . lo"n 5-7 pm
, 10n1ght. and Saturda). Dance ($3
'at10n'i. call 543-1B 19 NIGHT MOVES '902 \l. arner Ave.
llunt1niton Beach. conccn info line:
X40-0208. . • · 1 ..:,\ I d d . •CO\'l'r char,&t' I · liunda\. the Hop
.'l"" 'a C'> an . inner rc$t'natJOM,. ft•a1urc'> 1he ·:Bn11sh ln\·as1on" w11h
q11l 4%-M<UO. fonu:n hot lint . '"Rock .\round Big Ben ($3 lO,cr 4N%-~9n ~ · :Cf)argc~and is closed Monda). ··Rock Saturday . ..
... DllKE'S NOSTALGIA NIGHT· -'\round the Clock."" a ~1~1tm of rock PACIFIC .. AMPITHEATRE Steve
CLUB 1n lhl'Nc" poncr'Reson. ·1 107 <}nd roll Tues ·'.at 8 p m ($3 co' er . I awrcncc and Eydie Gormc with
. . Jarnbor~c .Road. t'ev.pon Beach' dr.irgl'I. Wed 1\ \onlc'it 'l1fhl Call ' 'IX'\:1al guest Jel'l") van D)'k.C tonighl
prrscnts the golden age o£rod. ·n· roll tor tk1:11b: Thurspa\. Dan,t' Dance' at I! p.m . .,Rescf\ ed seat mg: $:?2.50.
'.· 7 p.m. to:! a.m. n1ghtl~ c-.:"ccpt ·unda~ Danll'' \\lth·no l't>,:Cr ('har&c . 18774 $1 !.:DO lawn. Ticket• are available a1
and :Monda<' . .No cover charge Brook))ur . .,t. · J-ountaH1 Valle} the Pacific .\mphithc:nre box officr
. -Classic bands wi ll perform the era's %J-2 \6fi, · '. . and at 411 T1ckctron locations. For
· gtl'ates.~ ~11.slro~ .. Good Goll ) .• Miss TH E.llOP Bl!H Mercury R~ad in _ more mforme1uon and to charge
Molh·-,. t6. I Want To ffold Your . Laguna HillsprescntsJho~craLySOs t1ckc1~:b} phone. call 'Teletron at
" Harid. urn: and The Swttthc.ans and ()(h·:Hopp)"Hour'Buffct 5 1 7 634-t300. arc fe:uured tx·ginnmg Aug. 23 p.m. Moodav through Fnday. lu~ch COACH HOUSE · 33 151 Camino M4-1700, · al 1 ~ a.m. Fndays see new acts each · Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano
n:>UR SEASONS HOTEL 690 month with "On tagc" and hop presents DaYid Lindley with El Rayo-.
"leW,pon Center Dri ve. Ne'wpon Jocks: Saturda). .Pan) at thl: Hop all X ronight. For,tickcl sales and din·n~r
Beach presents Marlene Arden's night long. dance. dance. dance: rest'Tva11ons. C3ll 496-8930. Conce.
songs and music m the Conservatory Sunda} from· 3 to 7 p.m. Swing your hot hnr: 496-8927.
Lounge Monda} through Friday 5 to sweet hean \o the Don Miller Big Sa.Dela_ y 8 p.m. and Saturqay. 6 to 8 p.m. Band and from 7 p.m. until closing. THE WHITE HOUSE ,Restaurant special e'cnts: Monda) Closed: Tuse-«EGGAE CONCERT First Orange County ;\t QS Benefit ReggaeC'ohcen
and Dance Jam from noon to 11 p.m.
Steve and Eydie
Stne Lawrence and Eydie Gorme wltll tpeClal guest Jerry
van Dyke at 8!im. Saturday at the Pactllc: Amphitheatre. Re.e"ed aea la $22.50, $12.50 lawn. Tlclr.e\,J are
available at the clflc AmpJaltll•tre bos office a_nd at all
Ticketron locadon•. Pot more lnformadon, call Teletron at
634-1300.
at lgll's1a Communll\ Park. 24671
Via Iglesia. Lajuna Hills. The event
"Ill alM} offer Jamaican foods and
be' eragcs. For uckl·t 1nh •r ri1.1 ",JI
458-6471. Reggae mu" "'"' Jn• smgers arc in'itcd tu 1.1"'l' I' 1'l 1111'11
hcnefit.
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presents The ew Ink '\pot' 10 ti l' h.1
and gnll "1th :! 'ho", .Jt ' 1 ,,1 ' "
p.m. The ('ounhou<.e , 1 , •' 1 •n
block off the SS 1rct·"·' \\ ··: 11' Mac nhur Bhd 1n 11.-11 , 11 .. r
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540-8615. VILLA NOVA R1d1.1.,• 'J.it
piano s1~lmgs ~und.1' t111 '"t:
Wedncsda). Open da1h '1' n• '•
"s.m .. 3131 W. \oa-;1 ll i~t u '·"
pon Beach 642· 78~0 THE WHITE 11or E K. \tJlllJll
and T:i,em. 340 iu1ti c ·.• ll1l'
wa). Laguna Bcalh P"" 1t' I"
entertainment and d.111, uw .11t:hth
49"-8088 S NSET Pl'B lon5'1 l'Jl111, t ·J'
H1ghwa). unset 1k.1d1. •' .,, •'
entcnainmcnt \C.'H'n n1ghi-JI •'l'l'"-
Rob Rio from 3 lo 7 pm ''m' ,-.1u
~endar Cootinued
.m. 10 midnight. 592-1926.
onday
SUNSET PUB 1665S Pacific Coast ighway. Sunset Beach, offers hve
ntertainment seven nights at week.
onight Surf & Rescue. Classic surf
us1c e,·ery Monda) 1n ..\ugust. 9·
.m. to I a.m. 592-1926.
LOUIE LOUIE'S 16 70 Newpon
lvd al 17th treet. Costa Mesa. Free
dm1ss1on. Must be 21 and over. 45-5448.
THE WHITE HOUSE Restaura nt
nd Tavern. 340 South Coast Hi~
y. Laguna Beach. presents hve ntenainment and danci ng nightly.
94-8088.
THE COURTHOUS E RES-
:AURANT present~ the Show Case 1ngers. One block off thC' 55 Frec-
3\. wt"St on Maci\nhur Bl vd. m
u·non CC'n trc. For 1nforma11on, call
.i()..8615.
prtsents Fnda' cveningjazz conceru
from 5:30 to ':30 p.m. each Fnday throu~ Sept. 2. in the hotel's new
amph11hea1re. The conceru fcaturt
the S9ng styling of Stephanie Haynes
& Fn<"nds and are free to guests and
local residents. Picnic baskets,
beverages and blankets arc available.
For more information. call 644-1700
ext. 778.
BOB BURNS RESTAURANT
Fashion Island. Newpon Beac h. pres-
enls Dal"\) Tavlor and Ron Donath
at the keyboard and piano in the
lounge tonight and Saturdays. For
reservations, call 644-2030.
DRlfTWOOD LOUNGE 21462 Pa-
cific Coast Highway, Huntington
Beach presents the Swingers Trio with songs from the 30s and 40s
Fnda> and Saturday. 8 p.m. to
midnight. and unday 2 to 6 p.m.
536-1421. ask for Driftwood Lounse. VILLA NOVA Singer/pianist
Ceasar Fr.u1er performs a vanety of ~1 Jal/ and rh~thym and blues Thursda)
WHITE HOUSE 340 South Coast through Saturda~ from 8:30 p.m. to
it hwa). La~na Beach pl't')Cnts I :JO a.m.. unda)' through Wednes-
d"h .... day from 8:30 a.m. 10 1:30 a.m. u e an • e omoll\<'S toni.,.1 at Richard Fauno's eas)' listeninJ piano :30 p.m. Adm1ss1on 1s S2 Call l)'hng. 3131 West Coast Highway.
94-8088 for more informat1on. Nev. port Beach. 642-7880.
COURTHOUSE RESTA URANT. 2 50 30thS N utton C'entrc Dme. Sant:! Ana. CAFELIDO. 1 1·· ewpon ..-.. nts8ianist Irene-Castle '" the Beach. 675-2968. presents the Tony '"~ Guerro Sextet from 8:30 p.m. 10 I ibrary/ arden Room .Juesda) a.m. S3 CO\ er charge.
rou'.ih Saturd~y beg1nninfll16 p.m. JAZZ CLUB ROOM at Ron's in
he Cou~house 1sJocated one bloc~ Laguna, 1464 South Coast Highway,
ff the SS · frec~y. ~est on · Laguna Beach. cocktails & hors acA nhur Blvd. ·in th~ t-lutton d'oeu,•rco; and recorded Jazz music entre. For information. cal1 h F d 5 8 0.86 I 5. "· , · Monda' throug n a) .. to p.m.
SUNSET PUB' 166S5 Pacific Co:&'r 49}:481 L .
ighway. unset , Beach. 9ffe" .hve .~turday
ten amment seven n1l,h1s at week,. · · •'"' 30th s onig.htE\esofthe World9p.m.tcrl C'"'E LIDO 50 1 trcet. m. 592-i926. , •. "Jewpon 8eaC'h'. 6 75-2968. Luther
.F.ACES NITECLUB 1 858~ Beach t;tughes-Qumtet 8.30 p.m. to I a.m.S3
h·d. · m Huntm&1on Beach. Blues · cover charge.
1gll1. howumc 1s •IQ p.m. 21 and
"er . .\dltliss1on at 1he door· 1s. S4.
all 964-221.1 for 1nJOrmat1on.
CANNtRY RESTAURANT to-
ight. Wednt"Sda} and Thursda~. t,he ark Guerrero Duo. 3010 Lafa)'ctle
,e. Nev.pon Beach. 675-S777
oncen hot lme: .49().8927
ed.naday
JEREMIAH'S RESTA URANT.
I Warner A\e.at Magnotta 1n
untington-Bcach present live enter-
inment Mondav through Saturday.
30 p.m. to I a.m. tn Jeremiah's
ounge. Tonight. Karen Gallinger
d Michael Hill at 8:30 p.m.
REMICJt'S UPSTAIRS LOUNGE
esenls Shenna Hope and Manin
ead 8 p.m. to I :30 a.m. Wednesday
rough Saturday. Country, (aJun.
lues. Jan and showtuncs. 18120
on Karman Ave. Irvine. S5~ 1305
THE WHRE BOUSE Restaurant
d Tavern. 340 South Coast HtJh·
ay. Laguna Beach, p~scnts hve
tertainment and dancing nightly.
4-8088.
SUNSET PUB 166S5 Paclfic Coast
1ghway. Sunset Beach. ofTen live
tertainment seven nights a Wttk.
<>night. Judah Starr 9 p.m. to I a.m.
2-1926.
ln1nday
SUNSZT PUB I 66S5 Pac1flc Coast
1pway. Sunset Beach. ofTcn live
teruinmcnt seven nights a week.
oniaht throuah Saturday. Coco
ontoya 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
2·1926.
IU'.SORT 1107
Newpon Beach.
SUJlday
FREE CONCERT Music tn the
Parll.. sponso red b) the C11y of
Uiguna Beach. P.resents ··Europa"
toda' al 5 p.m. in Bluebird Park 1n
Laguna beach . .\II onginal La un Jazz
"llh Kurt Rasmussen. lead per-cuss1on1s1 .\rrl\e early for eas)
parking and bnng refreshments and
lov. -backed chairs or blankets. For
more information. raH Dons Shield.
4Q4-14.74,
CAFE LIDO 501 30th St. Newport
Beach. New York Jazz Conn«t1on
8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 67S-2968.
Monday
CAFE LIDO, 50 1 30th St.Newpon
Beach. Wavne Wayne. Bob Moore.
Gary Wing and Ernie Nunez. 8:30
p.m.-1 a.m. 6 75-2968.
Tue.day
CAFE LIDO 50 I 30th St. Nrwpon
Beach. Diana Ditne and Wayne
Wayne on sax and flute with lnter-
SC'Ctlon tonight 8:30 p.m. to I a.m.
675-2968.
WedDmday
CAFE UDO SO I 30th St .. Newport
Bnch. presents Jackie Ryan. vocalist
wiih La rry Nash. Roy McCurdy.
Doug Webb and Brian Bromberg 8:30
p.m. to I a.m. 6 75-2968.
Tbanday
CAFE LIDO 501 30th St .. Newpon
Beach. prcKnts Chuck Findley to-
night 8·30 p.m. to I a.m. 675-2968 or
673-5056.
JAD. PACIFIC a non-profit or-
ganization to p~rvc and encourage
live JUZ meets every Thursday at 7
p.m. and is open 10 jau musicians
and~ buffs. For more information. call Dr. Charles Rutherford at
4;\2-5819 or 9111 Scon at 641-76"48.
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Friday
PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS
Festnal of the Ans in Laguna Beach.
Nagh tl) through Aug. 28. Tickets
range tn pnce rrom S9 to SJS
ART ·A·F AIR. in a new locauon.
777 Laguna Can) On Road. continues
through Aug. :?8. Open SC\1en da)s a
"eek. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closing
hours are 11 p.m. Fnda) and Satur·
da\. Ge neral admission is SJ.50,
children under 11 free w11h adult. and ~n1or; are charged S.2.50. $2 per
person an groups often or more. Tram
sen ice 1s a' a1labk from outlying
parking area~.
STARFAIR a V1s1onary Ans Expo
through Aug.. 28 793 Laguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. across from the
Fesu' al of the Ans and the Sawdust
F('Sll"al. Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
daah . V1s1onan artists. hand painted
cloth('s and Nc V. Age experiences and
items. /.\dmiss1on 1sS I per person and
pan oft he proceeds will be donated to
organ1za11ons that address en·
'1ronmental issues.
MAGIC ISLAND recently open to
the public for the first time, provides
patrons with the best in corned).
magjc and psychic talent. Phil Tern·
pie, illusionist. through August 21.
Dinner and shows Wednesday
through Saturda) from 6 p.m. Ch1I·
dren arr welcome to brunch and
!>hows Sunday from 9:30 a.m. Magic
Island as located at 3SOS Via Oporto
1n Ne~port Beach. Validated or valet
parking.. Dress rode. reservauons
required. For res<'rvattons and tnfor·
mauon. call 6 7 S-0900.
CANNERY RESTAURANT ft.•a.
lures Champagne Supper Cru1~s
ever) Frida). 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m ..
unda). S to 7 p.m.. Champagne
Brunch Cruises. Saturday and Sun·
da'. I 0 a.m. to noon and I :30 to 3· 30
p.m. 3010 l.afa)ette Ave. Newport
Beach. For more anforma11on. call
67S-5777.
CAFE MOZART features classical
piano Wrd. e'enang.. and. piano or
guitar. pop. and show tunrs
Th urs at. evenings. All music is
performed dunng dinner. Also fea·
turcd 1s music at Sunday brunch.
3195:! Camano Ca,ristrano. San Juan
Capistrano. 436-0-12.
LAGUNA POETS mttt <'ach Fri. at
8 p.m. at th<' Laguna Beach pubhc
library. 363 Glenneyrc. Laguna Beach. Evl'f)on<' is welcome. Call
4<14-9550 or 494-8375.
OVEREAJ'ERS ANONYM OUS
~rlcomcs newcomers to mor<' than
90 meetings held weekly at locauons
throughout Orange Count). Tht're
a~nod1ets. fttsordues.onl) adesirr
to stop e"3ting compulsivel)'. For
mor<' information. call the Central
office. 1 I 7S2 Garden Grov<' Blvd.
St<'. 11 S. Garden Grov<'. at SS4-1 440
or 240.9007.
Saturday
SUMMER FESTIVAL '81 Ans and
(raft\ how and Sale. 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. 1n Lions Park. Costa Mrsa. Food
and entertainment. Sponsored by the
Cit' of Costa Mesa and Costa Mt'sa
Sasier ('111es. For more 1nformauon.
call 5~9-860S.
HOME ANO GARDEN SHOW At
thr .\nahc1m Con\C~n11on Center toda~ through unda>. .\ug. :!
l ar~e~t shO\' of II'> kind m the na11on
v. 11h tl\ er 900 C\h1b1ts . special
featurt'"· a v.1dt• 'an('t) of entertain·
mrnt and much more Hours arc
'iaturda~. 11 a m to I 0 p m.. unda~
11 a.m. 10 C) p.m .. Monda} through
Fnda'.:? 10 I 0 p m .\dm1ss1on pnct'
are Stl 50 for adult~. Ch1ld~n 6 to 16.
SJ: under 6 fret.'. For information. call
999-8900.
BRITCHES TO BONNETS The
D1SCO\t.'f) MuS<'um of Orang<' Coun·
IY displa)~ C'Ostumes from the turn of
the century through the month of
.\ugust Today' 1s1tors "all craft their
own fanciful sun hat or visor. Hat and
'1!'>0r forms are pronded. ..\ small
craft par11c1pa11on 1s charged. The D1scovcn Muse um is located at 310 I
West Han ard St.. Santa Ana and 1s
open to the public from 11 a.m. to 3
pm. Saturda)s and Sunda\S For more 1nformat1on. ell S40-0404
COMPUTERSWAPMEET IOa.m.
to S p.m. at tht' Orange Count' Fair
and Exposition Center. 88 Fair Om'<'.
C'o ta M~ an the Commercr Build·
1ng. Adm1s"on " SS For an for·
mauon rall <800):!5:?· 7917.
GU SHOW toda~ and Sunda) at
1he Orange ( ount} Fa1( and E~po.
'iat1on ( cnttr. 88 Fair Dm c. Costa
Mesa. q a.m to 5 p.m. 1n the Home
-\rts and (rafts Bu1ldin.f-.\dults SS.
children fl to 14 are S-. Call Wt'st
Coast Promotions at 989~1S67 for
ltefP!eg HWfU•IUI iMWMOlla•·KAM ft'OCICWILL
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''HIGH-SPIRITED AND
HILARIOUS:'
-Peter Travers, PfOPtE MAGAZINE •••• • -···
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-Mike Clark,
USA TODAY
more information. ORANGE COUNTY SWAP MEET prc~nted by Tel-Phil Enterpri~
('ach turday and Sunday 1n the
main parking lot of the Orange
( ount' Fair Grounds 7 a..m. to
4 p.m · .\dm1ss1on 1s fift) cents for
"alk-ins Orange Coun t) Fair·
i rounJs information phone number
l'i 751·3:?47. GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE SWAP
MEET 8 a.:-.1. 10 3 p.m. wtth free
admission and fr« parking today and
1omorro". . pace fee 1s SI 0 on
~aturdays and Sundays or two spaces
for S I 0 on u nda) • w1 Lh procttds
from the swap meet going to campus
clubs and organi1ations. scholarships
and comm unit) sen ice projects. For
add1t1o nal information. call 898-:?38<1 The swap me-et is held in
1hc: parking lot located at the entrance
of tht' collcgr at the Goldrn West
St~t traffic light ~1v.ccn Edinger
and McFaddt•n ~trcets.
Sunday
TRUCK JAMBOREE 9 a.m. to S
p.m. todav at the Orange County Fair
and E"pos1t1on ('enter. 88 Fair Drive.
( o~ta Mrsa an the p1cn1c area. west
lawn and i\rlington Theatre. Call
Inter hows at 3~S IS for infor·
mat1on.
BIRD EXPO 9 a-.m. to 3 p.m. at th<'
Orange Countv Fair and Expos1t1on
Center. 88 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa.
.\dm1ss1on 1 S:?.50 for adults. ch1l·
drcn under I:! frer. Call 495· 7080 for
details
Monday
LOVE AWARENESS FOUN·
~ATION presents metaph~s1cs and
p~sch1c ab1ht~ lt.'C'tures t'ach Monday
night at 8 p.m. 1hr ( osta Mesa
\Vomt·n·~ Cluh 61 0 West 18th t . < osta \ksa Donauon For 1nfor·
m.u1nn. call llS 1-KIUH.
Tuesday
JOIN TH E HARBOR SINGERS A
non.profit group of v.omen singers
"ho perform C\ erything from Bach to
rod arc looking for new members.
The group meets
cH'n Tut.>sda} e\t'ning at 7 p.m. at
the ~l'C$bytenan Church of the Cove-
nant at Fain 1c" and Adams street in
Co ta Me..a. Performances a~ also
available. For more information. call
Ott Co~ at Q61-1680 or V1 Green at
897-0Sl!7 evenings and weekends.
Inn. 30SO 8r1Stol St . < 0\1,1 \1C'Sa
Free hors d·ocuHr\ Jun and
nl'twor!..ing. 731 -3S25.
~z SPEAK TOASn 1A TERS
meet each Thursda) a1 " ''' p rn. at
&achlT Village. 2134 \l:t1 n \1r~t
Hunttl\g_ton Beach lk~mnl r' \\t'I·
come. For more anformJ1111n <.'all 84:?-:?0 16 or 84:?·814<1
SCRABBLE 1s pla~ed l'\ m fhurs· da~ at 6:30 p.m. at thr H11nw 'a' mgs
bu1ld1ng. Main trtel JI ) 11rl..1o"'n
.\venue. Hun11n~ton Al.llh Call
960-27:?9 for details.
FARMERS MARK ET ,pnn1>0rcd
b) th<' Orange Count~ Farm Burt'Ju 1~
ht'ld <'VCI) Thu~J\ an !ht· main
parking lot of the (h,1n~r c nun11
Fairgrounds from Q· Jo J n. tu ~J()
p. m. Call 7S I ·J:?-' 7 for mort 1nfor. ma11on.
Cl ASSICAL
81111day
CAPISTRANO VALLEY YM·
PHONY pre~nt~ 11' thml Ra\ 1m
Pops Concert at 4 p m Jt 1hc Dana
Potnl Rcson. south ofl J~una ~agucl
JUSI off th<' San Diego lfl't'\\3\ For
rescrvauons and llcll't an•Nmauon
call "Matisse" 66t-50m
THE BOUZV ROl C..E CAFE
Classical stnng quant·t Opu~ I\
accompanies Sunda} ~runt h 11 3 m
to I p.m. 3001 :'l.t'"P"'1 01\d
"lewpon Beach. 6 7-'· '4-lfl
EL R,ANCHlTO ME\ IC\~ RES·
TAURANT :?800 't'\\pi1n Bhd
ewport Beach prr'l ·~:' inter·
nauonally kno"n d.1"'' 11u !Jmt
Copperfield e"'-'" "iun,l.11 11 J m to
3 pm 67S·685S
-Friday
SINGLES MINGLE P \Rn' eJth
Fnda) at Prom 1~·' '1~h1, 1ul't H1'
W. Coast High" a} 1n 1ht t 1l.J1 B.in
Bldg.. Nt.>wport lk ach 1 ! • Ill p rn
Open to agt-S :! I.:" "' 1J:im"n11
Free hors d'oeu' rr' ,1 •r pntl''
dancing. Sponsored "' 1!11· \kt•unc
Conncctton. (all .\ Hru t 11\'J\On Jt
894-1777 morning~ l\.ll1 \.I.ill .lltl'r
noons and e' rntng" I• 11\ an for·
m:u ion. E' Wednada TEMPLE BETH t..t 'l~GL ~ 1 Acnvm ES >uth 1 , 1 • ., Rct111"·
THE ORANGE COUNTY SKI congrq;;a tion begin' .1 ,, ·~It'' ninl
CLUB mttts the first and third ingcnt High Hol~ r>.1 , Jd1\lt11·,
Wednesday of ever/ month at the planned. For more anl• rmJ111on tJll
Costa Mesa Country Club. Ages 21 tht' Temple office at '".i '1,_
and O\er. For more PARENTS WITHOI T PART·
informatton. call 957-8686. NEAS Orange Coa~t 1 h.1p1rr 21>
SCRABBLE is played Wednesdays (custody not requaITd 1 I r1·,· Ont'n·
at 6:30 p.m. in the u~r-level talion at 7:30 p.m at 1h1 < '"'J \k'·'
comm unit) room of Glendale Feder-Golf end Count ') < lul' 1 '<11 < 11:11
al Savings. 24221 Calle~ la Louisa. Course Drive. ('o~t.i \I ,J Optn .1>
Laguna Hills. Call 586-2378 for the public dance follci'" "11h hH'
funhcr 1nforma11on . band. 847-1600 or 'i4t> ' "tor m1ir •
CRIBBAGE is played on the sec-information.
ond and fourth Wednesday of each PARENTS WITHOl T ~ART·
month at 7 p.m. at the Oasis Center. NERS H'unungton fk'Jl h l hJp11·r
Room VI. 5th St. and Marguerite in S95 hostu free orn:n1J1111n tor ,~n~:
orona del Mar. •Call 644-4138 for_ parents. Call chapter ph•'"" i.llll· ll '
additional infohnauon. for mtttinJ loc~tion Jnd ,1dJ11111n.1I
LEADS CLUB Costa Mesa chapter. membership 1ntormJt111n a group for women in business. mttts Membership '" Part·nt' \\ 1th11ut
<'Very Wed nesday momina at the Partners is open to d1\1mt·d -.cp;ir· Countrysi~ Inn 1n Costa Mesa at atcd widoli'cd or m'' rr m3rra1·J
the comer of Redhill and Bristol. pal't'~ts of living \'h1ldr1·n < u\h)(.h 11<
Meettngs arc from 7: 15 to 8:30 a.m. lhe children 15 not 3 IJ• i.n -\ non·
For . more information and rcscr-profit. non-sectarian. t·dma11onal "~:
\ations. call Jenette Perrault at pniza~ion pwp -prm 1dt'' J pn
53846612 or Jeanett(' Thompson at anm of soe1al aCll\lllC\ J1~·u~\10n~
892-S930. and study groups for ,10!?k p3renl\
Tia nda end thm' fam1hes a y PIUMltOFUFE Sl!liGL_ES stp.lr,\
AD Q.UB OF ORANGE COlJNTY OVtt 4S m«t for T G I I ' to P n
holds a Wttkly M>C1al event bcpnnina at Embiut ulll'S. 3100 L FrontrrJ.
at 5:30p.m. at Mu~·s. The Red lion Ana~m. Forrcscn-a11nn'>and 1nfor·
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Gilendar Chntinued
Maalcal ataira
Tbe Upetaln Strini Band will pro.tde one of tbe
performance. at tbe ummer P'ad•al '88 Art8 and Crafta
Sbow and Sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . Saturday In Llona
Park, Coeta lleu. They will perform at 11 :45 a.m. P'oocl and
entertainment. Tbe e•ent la •ponMred by tbe City of Coeta
lieu and Coeta lieu Sl•ter Clde.. P'or more Information,
call 549-8605.
ma11on. call 836-8744. C rnter. 2205 Main trt>et, Suite 10.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP Mttt Huntington Beach. Donation 1s SJ
for T .G .l.F at S:JO p.m. at Popp) ·s and free child care 1s available. Call
Cafe 1n Anaheim. Information. call 647-1628 for more anforma11on and
521-5875. to l~ve messages.
F .L.l.R .T. Dancing at the WHEELOFFRlENDSHIPS1nglcs
Meadowlark. 8 p. m DJ. John over 45 meet for brunch at 11 :JO a.m.
Symes. Refreshments. SJ. 16 782 at the Holiday Inn in Fullerton. For
Graham St.. Huntington Beach. In-information and ~rvat1ons. call
formation line: 647-1628. 521-5875.
Saturday PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES
Champagne buffet brunch. Tijuana
'Je"'l><>rl lkalh. SJ for member'>. S4
for non-members rcfrcshmcnts and
gues1 spea~l'f For 1nforma11on
64+-'J'I)
Tuesday
WING A.~O BALLROOM DANCE
CL B Learn "C~I coa'>t ""mg. fo\-
trot. "alt1 ...amba tango anJ all
bJllroom dJnCl"' at thl' Ir' tnl' H1hon
Zot Room .11 l'I pm S6 or S 11.J per
month Dance at II p m For more
1nforma11on. l'311 .N4-05~'
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP. "ngll'<>
01;cr 4 . mcrt tor dannt•r JI 6.10 p.m
at \tt·cr Inn an .\nahc1m < all
·11-5M~5 tor rn~.·na110"' and tnfor·
ma11on
A~~.A.P ingk~ .\s!>OC1a11on of Pro-
fC'>)aonJI\ meet l.'\Cr\ Thu"'1a\ C'\e·
n1ng t-p m 10 11 pm a1 d1fTC'rcn1
locauon\ \mall gmup net\!o ori..1ng.
personal 1n1rodumon\ hot .rnd cold
hor\ d°t>l"u' rl'' \oual JJncing. rnl\·
l"r' Jnd pn1l'' < Jll C<ll h "'C'l'I.. tor
li.x·a11on JnJ inlorm:i 111 •n ""'·"" n ur "hH-11-1~1
THEATER ..
"I 00. I ()()" al 1he Sou1hamp1on
Oannt'r rhc:urr. IJO .\\C Pico San < kml"nlt' t4Q -~5"61. Y.~ncsda)~
JnJ T huro;dJ" JI I • Fnda' s and
\JturdJH al . ~5 "iunda\S at I JO
Jnd x 15 1hrnugh ~pt 4 ·
"Ll'L ABSERtt b' the La~e For~t
\h11" Nlatt·r~JI lhl' L.ai..1: Fort"St II un
Jnd \Jal C lub. l.a!..e for('\I Dr" e at
kronarno Kl•dJ t:I Toro< r-0:!:!111.
tin.1 IX'r111rnlJnl.:' 1on1gh1 through
\undJ~ .ll .... rm
··uTTLE HOP OF HORRORS" a1
th, HJrkquan l>1nner Pla\housc
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"A CHORl'~ LINE" an tht' Dr.rn1J !"-'1·''1 I n1~hth 1.'\(l·pt \fondaH
L JO fhl·a1l'r ot Or:ingl' ( 0 3,1 c olll'[tt' JI' Jf\ 111~, urtJ111 llmt'' through ~pt
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Wednesday at 4 p. m. until .\ug 21\ '' I hl'Jtl.'r l unlc: Rocf.. (. ommunat'
PRIMEOFLIFESINGLES dinner "Al'OITIONS" b' th.: C hapmJn l1.1rl 1 \unn,hall Dn'e Inane
at ~m1c·., ~lanh:111an 2 'I Bn<,tol \lu'ltl (um pan' in lhl' ma an lhl'Jll'r '' ,-'~'1"1 ~ nd.1" and \aturda\ '>JI
Co'ltaMcc.aat 1pm f orrr~nauon., of Goldl·n \\l•\t Cl1lkgl' !Ml-~X2~1 \pm 1hrt1u1(h .\ug 21 1A.1thamaiinl'<'
and 1nforma11on lJll "1 l"--.w 1tin1"ht JI~ pm 'laturJa, JI '.rnd \unJJ' JI 2 Pm " ,,. f.I' "SOCIAL SECTRIT\'" at tht UFE ON YOllR OWN \ingk" 55 p. m and O\l'r. mct.•I nt.'"' tm·nd\'" a \I.arm "CATCH!!!" JI ( ll.1\lltnl' { oU~c\ ( 1rJnd Dmnt•r rhrater -Frt"l·dman
suppOrtl\l• atmo\phcrc C\l'r~ 't.'\\pctn lkach < .:nta 'llll Paufit. \\J -\nah,·im ,--~-"'"'1111 ntghtl~ Wednc"4.la~ '10430pm fora,aned ''''" Drt\l' (ornna Jd \tar ''"·rt \l11nJa,, at \J f'tng cuna1n
program 1ti"'\-1Nll 1. final ix·rtnrmancl"" ll" um.:' 1hr11u~h <x·pt 25
1nrlud1ng d1nnl'r at local re-.1auran1' night and 'i:lturda' at' pm "THE SOl :'1.0 OF Ml IC" at
and a month I~ pot luc~ Oas1\ ~n1or "Cl~DERELLA .. b' 1hc \me man 1 llJ~·th H11"' .. rd\ < unaan ( all
Centc:r ()0 \1arguentl' 15th and Children\ Thl·Jtl·r JI 1hc -\nJht•am l>1nnl·r Tht·.11n 1'<.111 Ell amino Real
Marguerite 1 Corona dd ~1ar. < uhural .\m < ,·nta ., , I ' Haroor T u,11n "'\1>-l '~1 1 n1gh1h l'\Ct"Pl
644-1,4 Rhd \naht.•1m 1-'\1.'iOl~1 '\atur-\londa" JI \J l'tnl.1 curtain 11mrs · -1hr1•U)!h ~Pl J -F.R.l.E.N.D . a '>tngll'\assoc1a11on da~\ and ">unda~<i JI 2 pm through
for fun and gro" th. m~ts l'ach ,\ug. ~!'I ".TRIKE l P THE BASD" at thc \.\-~dnrMia) 5 p.m to m1dn1gh1 an th~ "THE COMEDY OF ERROR "at OrJn!!l" < "unt~ Pcrtormang .\m
Zot Room. In inc Halton 17900 thl' (,ro,e "ha~l'<i!)t'arl' Fl'\tl\al t l'Ott.·r t>Ot fo1A.n < t'nil·r Orl\l'.
Jamborw Road. lr'IO<' Frl.'e ,akl l~X\~ \IJtn 'it (13rden C1rCl't' < "''J \k...i c55t>-~·~-l. tonight
pari..ang. adm1\s1on 1!> SS per person. (6.lt>--~I JI. do~ing J)t'rformanCl''> co-thmugh \\ ,·dnl·'><la' at pm "'1th
Gl't in for half-pnn· 1f \OU bnng a night through liunJ.1, .11 8 \(I mallnl''"' \JturdJ' and \unda\ at 2
fncnJ grt 1n frcl' 1f ~ou tlnng two b) "CORPSE" at the \1ul ~cnthJkr I'm
calling 1:16\-\ 111 cxtt"ns1on :!111 \1an"on. I 2111 \\ \laht'rn lit ··1 .\LKl~G WJTH " .11 the l 'n1wrn
after 5 p.m ffl•l• J-monlh pass1'c Fulkrton (llq2.''JJ~ I fhur<;da\\ f mf111r1um 2 I J \fain \t Hunt·
ml"mhl'r\hap b' aucndang thrnug.h \unda" JI !I IS un11I .\u·g. 1n!!tun &·al h 1%~-1 "'4-11. F-ndaH and
NEWPORT BEACH SAlLING 2K \J1urJJ" JI ·' 'II through ~ug 2"'
SINGLES a club for non-smoking 1-~~---;;;:::;t;;:==================-~1ngk 'kltlor<-"'1th or" 11hou1 a boat.
agl' .:! I and older Meets the first and
th a rd \\ ('dnesda' of each month at
lhl' Hun11ng1on · 1kach Inn. Pacific
Coa\I Hagh"'a' in Huntington BeJch
10 9 \(I pm \lec11ng begins with
dnnh and hors d'O<'u' res 1n th<' bar.
follo"ed b' a mrt·ting and ac11v111es
al 7 pm c;;ocaal hour follows the
ml'l'llng Co\t 1<. $6 Call 6 73-JO l 8 for
recorded info about club act•' 111es.
OASIS SENIO R CENTER
SINGLES meet Wcdnesda>s 3 to 4
p.m 1n Room 3.
Coffee and tea from 3 10 3:JO p.m.
follo"'ed b)' a special program.
-.-c-
maml• hll---·.u WBEELOFFRJENDSHIPStn&les Willie s. 7891 Warntr Ave .. Hunt-45 and over. meet for dinntr at 6:JO ington Beach at noon. For rtscr-
p.m. at Tht Seafood Broiltr 1n vations. call 836-8744. Tbunday
Anaheim. For informataon and rcscr-TANGO, DISCO AND BALLROOM
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vations. call 893-6865. M da DANCE CLUB Mttts every Thurs.-PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES meet OD y day at 8 p.m. at 7 38 W. 17th St .. thrtt
for a cruise to Catalina. Ltavc at 9 NEWPORT JEwtSH SINGLES age blocks south of NewJ>Ort Blvd. in
a.m. return 8:45 p.m. $17. Reser-40-plus. Candlcli$ht. Conversation & Costa Mesa. S 19 month f~. Learn
vat ions and information. call Camaraderie Social at 8 p.m. in the tht latest dances followed by a dance
836-8744. Community Room. Western Federal or other act1v1t1cs each week. For
NON-SMOKING SINGLES of Savings & }-<>an. 4 Corporate Plaza. more information call 494-0593.
America. ( N.S.S.A.) meets every Sat· l.;ifiii~jij~!!i!ijiiiiiiii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:1 urday at Sentley·s. 7979 Centtr Or.,
ntllt to the 40S Freeway and Beach
Blvd. Huntin11on Beach .. Meelln& 6
to 9 p.m. $6 for non-members. S2 for
members. Door pnzcs. hors
d'ocuvm. &46-8440 or 24 hour event
hothnc. 894-8932 .. r .LI.It T. has a Sillth b1n~y
Pl!'Y· Information on F.Ll.R. T.
infonnation line. call 647-1628.
Sanday
YOUNG JEWISH PRO -
FESSIONALS inaln21 to34mtttat
7:30 p.m. for no-ho~cocktails and
hors d'ocuvres at Re 1ck's upstairs
lou~ge. 181 20 Von rman Ave .•
lrvint. This 1s a ch•nJC ~date for August only. (ost i~ SS person.
For more mformation. cal Ta.mar
Bro~r. 76().0209. ·
· FLlllT Sunday ~ms .. at 7
p.m. in the ~aclifT Villqe Shoppina
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Calendar Chntinued
this South Amcncan presentation
authentic and entertaining. Per-formance~ are frt.'e to 11ck~ holders.
For more 1 nformauon. call 4Q4-I I 45
shop. For more information. call Elda
Bart) at 642-7348.
Monday
"THE WHITE ARROW" at the
'iewpon Theater An s Center. 250 1
Cliff Dn,e. Newport Beach
1631-0288). closing performances 10-m~t and Saturda~ at 8 p.m .. Sunda)
at _.30
NATIONAL DANCE CO. presents a
swing cl3ss at 8 p.m. each Fnday
follo"ed b) a dance social from 9-10:30 p.m.: a Jltlerbug class each
Monda) at 8 p.m.: and a ballroom
and La11n class each Wednesday at 8
p.m. S20 for st'' en lessons. 650-3048.
MARTIN & TONI'S Swing Dance Sunday Club meets al SC\ era I Orange Counly
TEA DANCING Red Lion Inn . locations. Dances. dance contests.
QA..!\ICE Saturday
RAMA NUEVE The Sound of the
.\ndes. returns to the Festival of the
.\m grounds in Laguna Beach at 5
p.m. Colorful native costumes and
umque .\ndean m!\lrumen ts make
3050 Bristol Street. Costa Me~ dance tnps. pla~ oullngs. beach
presents Barne) Olson and his 10 panses are some of
ptl'Ce orchestra C\ Cf) Sunda) after-the acunues. Dance lessons are
noon through Oct 1from 1 offered beginning to advanced,
to 6 p m .\dm1ss1on ts SS per person. ball room to swing. For limes and Friday
T HE AME RICAN IN TE R-Fm.·' alc1 parking. Tickets ma) be loca11ons. call 840-3518.
purchase<f tn advance at the hotel gift ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--,..-~~~~~~~~-. Thuraday
''HIGHEST RATING.
AN EXTRAO RDI NARY ACCOMP LISHMENT.
The Crucifixion is th e strongest such scene of all time, and may be the movie scene
Of the year:' -Mike Clark, USA TODAY •
"MARTIN SCORSESE IS AMERICA'S MOST
GIFTED, MOST DARING MOVIEMAKER.
Those willing to acco.mpany him on
hisdangerou ride through the
Gospels may believe he nascreated
hi masterpiece'.'
-1111 h••d Co••"~ l"\f 'w.A11-.r1
"ONE O F THE VERY FINEST, MOST
ACCESSIBLE RELIGIOUS FILMS EVER MADE.
This is anything but another of those boring
biblical costume epics. There 1 genuine
challenge and hope in this movie'.'
-(_,,-"•"-~ l Hllll(,() i 1118llM
"DEEPLY FELT AND ULTIMATELY FAITH
AFFIRMING. Scorsese has filled this film with
images that won't be easily forgotten'.'
I<~ ~ (.,()()() M(~I,(, -'MlltKA A.8<.
"A MAGNIFICENT MOVIE. A richly beautiful.
great work of movie art. The performances
are superlative'.'
'l>\>(Nc>I Hf'~ to<. °'11,(,(lt' 0 '111' "IW-.
'"THE LAST
TEMPTATION OF
CHRIST' ILLUMINATES
TH E STRUGGLE IN ALL
SOULS. Scorsese
builds a swirling
cinematic house of
marvel in which all
magic i possible'.'
lh \<Oll
iOllONiO lAOflt MID Mil.It
"ASTOUNDING .. A FILM OF PRODIGIQUS
POWER AND FEELING, with a towering
performance by 'Platoon's' Willem Dafoe.
How many directors take on so great a
challenge or meet it with such probing
intelligence and passionate heart?"
l'l>lt-r lr4Vf'h pt()f'll '-WA/I'(
"A BRILLIANT METAPHOR. Scor ese has given
us a very contemporary image of Je us, torn
between body and soul, whose triumph ic;
ultimately one of the w ill'.'
D.l•td Al"4'fl MW'.IM O, "W ."11'1
"'THE LAST TEMPTATIO N OF CHRI T' EXERTS
ENORMOUS POWER. Willem Dafoe has a
gleaming intensity. W hat emerges mo t
memorably is its sense of absolute
conviction, never mo re palpable than in the
final fantasy sequence'.'
IM'IM M•~lin lW YOl!loi rL'-41'
"BRILLIANT, THRILLING AND PROFOUNOL Y
SPIRITU~'
DPnnt'i C IH\ntnglwm. C 8~ TV
''AN INTENSE. UTIERLY
SINCERE. FRtQUENTL Y
FASCINATING PIECE
OF ART by a director
for who m. clearly,
the message of lesu ·
life has immediacy
and meaning'.'
-~ 8f'n\Of\ I()'. 'IM,fll\ llM(~
"THE MOST IMPRESSIVE
BIBLICAL MO VIE EPIC
EVER. Visually breath-
taking and intellectually
scorching ... an
extraordinary feat of
filmmaking'.'
....... ~ MAClt.AN"S ~ ... ,
lHEllsr
TEMPTATION
OFGIRIST
"IT IS WITHOUT
QUESTION ONE OF
THE M OST SERIOUS,
LITERATE, COMPLEX
AND DEEPLY FELT
RELIGIOUS FILMS
EVER MADE, brilliantly
directed by Martin
Scorsese:·
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WIUEM 000£ ·HARVEY KfITil. • BAA8AAA HUSH£Y • HARRY DEAN STANTON· Oo\VIO BOWll ·-:w.u. SO«AOCA ~"il'«OS kAlAHTl.ws ...,.Plfl.AC'MUL .ni~N:W: OUJflA -W.::IOHN 11LW> -:Tl'IUM4 ~
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COST A MESA QUICKSTEPPERS
a senior c1t1zen square dance group
see~ e\pencnced square dance cou-
ples to JOi n them. The Ou1cksteppers
meet r{·gularly every fhursday. I 0
·a.m. 10 noon at the downtown
communtt\ center.
l\nahe1m and Center Sts. 1n Costa
Mesa. For more information. call
545-5669.
Friday
RICK ROCKWELL with lmpro'
favorites Bob Nickman and Larry
kinner 3ppear at the lmprov
through unda,.
THE IMPROV presents thrtt sidc-
sph1ting acts each ni~t Tuesday
through Sunday at 4 .. 55 Campus
Dme. u1te 138. lnme. Showtimes
and adm1sc;1on pnces are 8 p.m. Monda~ ($31. 5unday. Tuesday
through Thursday. ($6): 8:30 and
10:30 p.m. Fnday and Saturda). ($8).
doors open at 6 p.m. Dinner ts served
night I). Pauo d1n1ng 1s now available
for l3t(' sho"" Fnda~ and Saturday.
Monday
DUKE'S ENTERTAI NMENT
LOUNGE at the Ncwponcr Reson
presents a <ipecial
Monda\ ight howcase with com-
edians from throughout the Southern
California area performing. bqin-
ning at 8:30 p.m. Duke·s Monday
Night Showca~ has no cover charge.
The Newponer Reson 1s located at
1107 Jamboree Rd.just east of Pacific
Coast H1gh"ay in Newport Beach.
644-1 700. ext. 575.
THE IMPROV features thret of L.\·s best known comedians every
Monday mi,ht. Doors open at 6:30
p.m. For information and dinner
reservations. call 854-5455.
Tuesday
DENNIS MILLER Saturday Night
Live star at the lmprov for thrtt
nights only
through Aug. 25. 8 p.m. and midnight
show Tuesday and Wednesday. thrtt
tf~re4 ~ON~STMIET
shows.Sand I0:30p.m.andm1dn1gh1
on Thursday. Doors open at 6:30 r m
THE IMPROV presents thrc.: \Ide-
splitting ac ts each night Tue\dJ\
through . Sunday. Sbowt1me' Jnd
admission prices arc 8 p.m. MonJ.:i,
($3): Sunda)'. Tucsda) thn•ugh
Thursday, ($6): 8:30 and I 0: 'O pm
Fnday and Saturda).
($8). doors open at 6 p.m D1nna "
served nightly .
BALLET PACIFICA present, 11s
annual alfresco concert Sept I "1th
one performance onh nt
"Cinderella .. under the star' Jt 1he
Irvine Bowl Ticket pnce~ rangl' tn•m
S.6 to $20. Prior to the 8 p.m l unJin.
t1ckc1holders ma) attend a rm·-
conccn .. Alf~sco Drnner" at Tl\1111
:rerrace bcginni.ng with a social hour
at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 . ..\ Sl'p:tr.ill'
price of $18.50 per person v.111 ~
charged for the rtet.'pet1on and din-
ner. Rcscrvauons ma' be mJ1.k 01
calling Tivoli Terrace at 4'14-%,n
The Irvine Bo\\I 1s located on the:
Fesuval of Ans Ground~ at ti'n
Laguna Can)on Ro.-id in l..iguna
Beach. Free parking ,., a\ JtlJhle
Proceeds from 11ckct~ benefit 8Jlk1
Pac1fica's ongotn& program' IM
more 1nforma11on 3nd 10 l h;1r~t·
orders. call Balkt P3c1fica in L agun.i
Beach. 494-7'1.71 .
Elton John fill s
Holl ywood Bo\vl
in record time
LO ANGELES (.\Pl -I 1111n
John. the be pcctaclcd p1Jm• rl.1,1ng
pop star knov. n for his outl.ind"h
costumes and lief) p<'rforn .. 1111~'
sold out two shows at the lfol h .,,,,iJ
Bowl 1n 14 hours. a recM<l '~ r !hl'
landmark venue. ot1k1ah ~aid
The single da~ sell-ou1 lor 't ,,.~
scheduled on Sept. 13-~4 \\ ,1, th.:
fastest run on 11ckc1~ for a mu't1pk
sho" at the 18.000-scat :m·n 1 'J1d
spokeswoman Sarah McMulkn
It will be John's first appear.tml JI
the bowl. nestled 1n the Holl' "1 n<l
Halls, since his ··Too Lo" for /m> ..
tour in 1982. The upcom1 ng J.11,' Jr~
pan of his 15-ci t) ··Reg Stn~l., ttJ, ~ ··
U.S. tour that kicks off in l\l1.1rn1 un
Sept. 9. Born Reginald Dwight in I n~l.111J
the 41 -)ear-old singeris kn1lv. n "" h1~
many hit rccordinp dunnl! ttll 1 ·n~~
and '80s. including ., 1'ur "''"~ "Goodbye Yellow Bnd. R11JJ ··
"Rocket Man." .. Island (11rl ·· ·Pin·
ball Wizard" and ''I'm ~1111 '-1and-
in1-"
DUmlEI ,..., f'ft.l .. ~ (~)
M19UIW1$Ja
·wtLLOW' ,.., ., 115 .,,.. u 11-1-...1s
.,.
Gallery
• openings
ClRCLE· GALLERY Disneyland
Hmel Complc\. 11 50 W. C'emtos
.\ \ e . .\nahe1m. a special c>.h1b1tion,
:·The .\n of Animation" Onginal and
limited cd111on animation eels from
D1sne\. Warner Brothers and Jay
Ward . .\lso contemporal) works of
an b) Erte. Vasarcl). Ma'(. Balet.
Lcbadang and Montesinos. Hours are
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. dail). 774-9979.
LAGUNA ART MUSEUM 307 C'hfT
Dme. Laguna Beach. Ben Messick.
an .\mencan scene painter. an ex h1-
h1t1on of oils. watercolors. litho-
graphs and drawings with urban
scene\ of Los .\ngeles 10 the 1930s.
Through Nov. 0 . Hours are 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Tuesda) through Sunda).
.\dm1ss1on 1s &:? for adults. SI for
'\tudents anll ~n10~. 494-6531 .
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Daily Pilot Oetebook/ Friday, August 19. 1988 •
AGitic
Keaton's brilliance lifts 'Clean and Sober'
AqelaGluer
Realter
New,wtBead
.. Clean and Sober" 1s an intense ~nrayaJ of one man's road to drug
rchab1liiation.
Michael Keaton brilliantly conveys
--------. the stages involved
in recovering from
an addiction prot>-
1 em and the psychological
games one plays
before the realiza-
tion sets in that there indeed is a
problem which
needs to be con-
fronted.
Daryl, ponrayed by Keaton. is a
somewhat succcssful comm~ial real
estate agent whose drug and alcohol
habit drives him to embezzle funds
from an escrow account. Immedi-
ately followed by his implication in a
drug-related death of a friend and
having nowhere to tum. he glibly signs himself into a drug rehab dinic
to lay low -a seemingly slife.
harmless haven at the ume.
Subt11 and with no real intention. Keaton s involve-
ment in the pro-
gram ultimatel)'
transforms this
shallow. driven ad-
dict into a com-
passionate. aware
human being.
The f i lm
tastefully unravels.
m·a i n 1 a i n in g
sensitivity and re-
alism. It is intended for adult au-
diences who arc strious.-minded indi-
viduals seeking a movie which wiU
leave you somewhat touched and
with a sense of connecuon to this all-
too-common problem in today's so-
ciety.
BiU lted
Drivtr/Mhidu
Westmluter
.. Clean and Sober" 1s a hard film to
review. Initially I found mysclfa little
skeptical. The title secmed to imply
that it was merely an attempt to ca.sh
in on the ever growing anti-drug
sentiments in thiseouotry.
As a music1an, I've bad a first-hand
look at drug ~buse.
It's not a subject to
be taken li&htJy or
exploited for
profit. I was ul-
timately relieved
to find that the film
treats the tragedy
of drug abuse with
respect and hones-
ty.
Michael Keaton
has created a character that is
fasci nating to watch. In fact, it's
Keaton's presence 1n the lead role
which enabled me to feel something
for the characters. At first he seemed
hke an odd choice for such a heavy
role. The film docs managc to have a
sense ofhugior and it's no doubt that
Keaton's fantastic comedic ability
aided th1sefTon. I was very imfmsed
by the fultranJe of his acung. found
myself reeled in bit by bit, until I was
emotionally hooked by his character.
The supponing cast is perfect and
the film 1s well-crafted. Exactly how
reaJisttc the film is is hard to say.
Keaton's character. Daryl. seems to
have too much happen to him in such a short period of time. If the film
falters. the Oaws are in the subplots.
Corporate Hollywood shines thou&h
these holes.
At times the film sccms:a bi1
overwhelme-d by its subject matter.
The film makers may have attcmpcd
10 do too much. In spite of1his, I
think .. Clean and
Sober.. is a very
im portant film.
The messages
(there arc more
than one) will hil
home to a lot of
people.
The botlom line
is that. although I
enjoyed the film. the sutVect maucr
and my own pcnonal views on drug
abuse arc too closely entwined to'
render an objective opinion. On the
basis of sheer film-making craft •n4
Michael Keaton's outstan= per-
formance, I consider this a film.
I
J'
ln1ense. sad. and painfuHy rc.aJistic,
"Clean and Sober" 1s educa1ional but.
not entertaining. While it reminded
me of movies shown to high school
health education classes. in lhis "just
say no" era. it is a timely portrayal of
the realization and recovery of a
cocaine addict-alcoholic.
Daryl Pointer (Michael K~aton), is
-------.an executive, not
too djffercru from
typica.l Orange
Counuans. The
small audience had
no trouble relating:
a woman in the
row behind me re-
cited an AA chant
alons with the
movie.
It is a predict·
able plo1 wit.h the twist thal Daryl's
recoverv 1s unintentional. He checks himselrtnto a drug clinic hoping the
confideouality will hide hjm from the
cops. The only thing lhat keeps him
clean is an incredible line of bad luck
w11h telephones.
Daryl 1s a strong character who fills
the theater with clcnched teeth and
nibbled hps. While living at the clinic
he tries to pick up, on frumpy.
neglected looking ·Charlie.-The
friendship and suppon the two find in
each other is complicated by herover-possessivc live-in Larry. an addict
and professional thief.
Richard. a con~rvative older mafl
who has changed his addiction from
cocaine to chocolate milk shakes.
becomes Daryl's sponsor. His
thoroughness, persistence and genp-
ine compassion give the glimpse of hope which allows you to keep
watching.
Micheal Keaton's dramatic role 1n
this film is much
different from his
silly role in the
co m e d y
.. Beetl eJuicc."
This 11me his only
funn ) hne 1s reliev-
ing some tension at
dinner by asking the riddle. ..Why
do debutantes not
like group su?''
I left fcchng bummed and de--
pressed about a lifestyle that our
yuppie society seems to cncouran,ge.
But I was rc·awak.cned to a sufTenng
we tooofen ignore. In that respect. the
movie is clean and sober • ...
RuclyFite
Developer/bvest.r
Newport Bea~
I found "Clean and Sober .. to be a
very realistic movie about trying to
become clean and sober from drup
and alcohol. Michael Keaton's role 1s extremely
------different from the usual funny roles
he has played in
the past This has
to be Michael
Keaton's best act-
ing ever.
Keaton plays
Daryl. a real estate
agent, with a dfink·
ing and cocaine -------.J problem that is out
of control. Everyone involved with
Daryl rcalizts his addicti'oh problem
except for Daryl. Daryl en1ers a rehabilitation center
tog1ve him time to
think. about his
problems. Inside
the clinic, Daryl
meets C harlie
(Kathy Baker).
who also suffers
form an addiction
problem.
From 1ime to
time. the movies
loses you, but you
know where it s leading to because
you've seen so many movies like
"Clean and Sober" before.
.. Clean and Sober". is a dramatat
gnpping movie about addicts.
I'm used to seeing Michael Keaton
playing funn )'.
non·scnous roles.
but when you first
see him in this
movie he's drunk.
diny and stoned.
Keaton pla~~
Daryl. a sclf-dr-
s1ruct1ve Ph1ladel· phia real estate
___ _, iJCnt whose add1c·
lion to drugs and
alcohol makes him unable to control
bis life.
"Clean and Sober" begins wtlh
Daryl waking up after a long night of
partying with a girl who suffers a hcan
attack. due to cocaine. The cops
interview him and tell .hum not to
leave town.
Daryl decides to hide out in a
rehabilitation
centner. He has
heard an ad that
says people in the
program arc as-
sured no one will
know they're there.
Daryl thinks his
. only problem. is
trying tO COOVIO«
the clinic he has a
an add1c1ion. Not
until the end of his 30 days of sobnct~
docs Daryl realize that he reall) Joe
have a dependency on drug~ and
alcohol. This is Michael Keaton·~ ~st
acting ycl.
Getting too.close to the Addict :flextDoor Our ratings
tf.18 " BJ SOllEN ANDERSEN
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·acan and Sober" is a picture that
takes itself so seriously that it seems
overawed by its s~t. . "Cl~n and Sober concentrates on
the victims of drua addiction, and the
victims it shows att not the movies'
usual dn.igcd·up suspects. There
isn't a ahetto-dwelling caricature or
coted-up fas1-lanc habttuc in the
bunch. "Clean and Sober" ai vcs us
blue-collar and whitc~llar types-a
sccrct.ary. a t.nkcr, a real estate salesman. IMkad of tkm>lypet.
"Clean and Sober'' offers the Addict
Next Door.
• The acting is very carefully mod~
' . ulated, as thou&h the performcn and
director Glenn Gordon Caron (the
creator of 0 Moonhghting-) decided
that not for a moment should the
audience be permitted to fcqet that
this is an extremely teriou,s topic. To
underscore that. most of the acton
take a sober. thoughtful and straneely
unemotional approecb to their parts.
The result is that while the picture's
sincerity an't be questioned, dra-
mat.tcally it's smothered by its own sense ofearnest purpose.
Michael Ke.ton. playina "Oean
and Sotler's" pro&IJOftiSl. is the only
cut member to brina real vitality to
the movie. However. evm ht 1C1emS
holding b1mself blck somewhat. as
le Oatry Ptlot Oa1eboott/ Fr1d8)', August 19, 1988
~
though 1n deference to the gravity of
the subject.
His character, Daryl Poynter. is a
salesman for a commercial real estate
outfit who's JOt not one but two
monkeys on h1\.back.-addictions to
cocaine and akohol. When t~ pic-
ture opens, his life is unravelfo'-A'
v.-oman he's picked up bas Just
overdosed 1n his bed and he's
pmblcd nearly $100.000 from an
escrow IC'<'OUnt on the stock. market
and lost the pmble.
He wants lO drop out of liaht. eo oa
the spur of the moment he decides IO
check jnto a deto~iration dinic.
Compared IO what'• waitint for him on the outlldt. three weeks in dcto•
looks hkc a vacation 1n t~ sun.
Whit follows is a ~"*P
exploration of the ~ of dryiftl
out, an addict's Stations of the Cross.
Keaton looks bloated and appmn
almost as ravqcd as the biocxorc:ist
Btttlejuice. his last movie chancttt.
He's v~ry convincing as a man in
euttm1s. ·
Jf "'Ocan and Sober" had stayed
focused on Daryl's private s~
with his addiction, it~ havebem
a powerful picture. But 1'od Cln'Oll's
tcris;;.troduces a love story iavolv· • ina aad anotherdiaic......, a .
woman lted-ortcr (katt.y 8Uer).
that camn the picture IO loef ill b:us
Ind diffiala its impect.
UGLY OOrll , WAJTP'Oll . nm VU>SO ' •
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WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAUAn Adwrtising ~t to the DAILY PILOT?Fr~. ~ 19, 1118 ..
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1 • NeWport Beach f es ti val celebrates wooden boats
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open tonight and end Sunday at steamboat, and much more.
the Scout baae, 1931 Pacific
WhetMr you build, c:oHect or
maintain wooden boats or just
daydream about the light, smell,
feel and creak of teak, the second
annual Newport Beach Wooden
Boat Show Is the place t<fgo.
Sponsored by the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
merce, the Sea Scout benefit will
Coast Highway.
• ~The base will be transformed
Into a wooden boat enthusiast's
heaven where he can see, learn
about. -ride in, r~. perhaps
build, and even1ouch his favorite
and fantasy crafts, such as
schooners, sJoops, yachts,
canoes, taJI ships, a pirate ship.
Marshall Steete. chairman and
founder of the extrav~.
says this year's festival Is bigger
and better than last year's with
mqre exhibitors. ships and con-
tests. and with the Introduction of
three crowd-pleasers: tall ship
rides In the harbor (one to one-
and-a-half-hour rides, $15 per
person), a free Children's Model
Good Shipyards
Never Die.
Coine join us a8 we celebrate the Opening
of the New Lido Peninsula Marine Center.
Nothine is forever. The Lido SHipyard, established in 1949, serviced the needs of the boetill( community bandlhlc l»Mta
up to 120' in le~. But altA!r 36 yean ol fine aervict, the
shipyard cloeed 1ta doon in 1986. Not to let a aood ehlpyard
die and Cade away, the Newport Harbor Shipyard opened ita
doon for bulineae in 1987. built to today'• modem
t«hniques and equipment.
Today, Newport Harbor Shipyard, with ita quality
tervice and modem equipment will be celebnti111 it.a fint
)'Ml ol operation In conjunction with the openin( of the Lido
Peninaull Marine Cent«. 1lie Lido Peninlule Marine
Center oft'na t.he boeti111 commun. ity the opportunity to find all ol ita ~tj_• nMda in one convenient loaition with
AMPLE YREE PARKING richt within iN Newport H.rbor
on the Lido Pminlula. .
'l'ht foUowinr marine·orient.cl buail'.MllMI are here to tervice your neeck:
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M1rk your calendan to join ua few U.ie c.lebr1tion
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20TB_, 10-6 p.m.
SUNDAY, AUGUST-218T, 10-6 PJD.
LIOOP
UH 8~pyard WaylJ.ido Pealuala
· Newport Beaea, CA 92888
DIRECTIONS:
The Lido Penineula it
jutl up the 1treet from
theCMmery
R11taur111t and put
Delanef1 ~rani
to lhe ri.ooae -tbtn
jult folloW the balloona.
Boat Building School, and the hlstoricaJ theme. Prizes will be
inclj.ISion of the Character Boat awarded for the best.
Parade, a popular Newport tra-
dition.
The festival, an official Orange
County Centennial event, will
also celebrate the theme of "100
Years of Boating" In the county.
Visitors and In-water and dry-
land exhibitors are Invited to
• attend in costumes reflecting the
FestNttieS begin at 5 tonight
with a parade led by four majestic
tall ships -the Spike Africa,
Kelpie, Argus and Relotution -
one of.Which will carry two of the Orange County Centennial am-
bassadors.
Sliver King, a refurbished 1925
(Pleue eee WOODSJlf /P6)
Colo~conte.t1danen will ride oa die lleeoladoa, one of
the tall ehipe ~twill lead tbe Entry Parade tonlllat.
Festival schedule
SatUtday and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Friday, Aq.19
Entry Parade: 5 p.m.
~tanlaJ, Aaa. 20
Slka Challenge ·-Down and Dtrty eo.t Buffdlng Contest.
amatuer day: 11 a.m. '
Children'• Modet Boat BuMdng School:. ongcMng. Tait Ship Ridee: ongoing.
DemonatrattonalVIOeollt.ctUN1: onoo•ng.
$aU Boat Regatta: 11:30 Lm. ..
Exhibitors and Regatta A_,., Joeh Slocum'1: 4 -e p.m.
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prof111loollld9y. 11 Lm.
Chldren'• Model ... 8uldlng School: ongoing.
T.n Ship Aldll: Gl'OC*IJO.
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This Newport parade has a lot of characters
BJ ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ol•Doltr ........
The America's Cup may be
more prestigious. but Newport
Harbor yachtsmen have known
for years it takes more than
sailing skill to win the Bilgy
Binnacle Trophy or the Leakin'
Timbers Trophy.
You have to be creative, you
have to be handy with costumes
and decorations and you
absolutely must know how to
throw a party. And then, if you're
lucky enough to catch the atten-
tion of the judges, you could go
home with one of the dubious
awards handed out each year at
the Character Boat Parade.
This year's parade, the 28th
annual edition, will be held from 3
to 5 p.m. Sunday when about 65
boats gather at the Lido Marina
Turning Basin for a jaunt to the
Newport Harbor jetty and then
back again. The event Is spon-
sored by the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce and
Is being held in conjunction with
the second annual Wooden Boat
Festival.
"We felt it would be a good
time to put on the parade since
the Wooden Boat Festival will
already be going on and people
will be coming down for it." says
chamber spokeswoman Jolynn
Ostrea.
This year's theme 1s "100
Years of Boating," a title chosen
to coincide with Orange County's
centennial celebration. Pat
The 2nd Annual
Michaets will serve as event
chairman and will be a Judge
along with Morrie Kirk, Jay Reed.
Bill Hamilton and Art Gronsky.
In previous years, judges will
select winners for awards In three
divisions. Categories were set up
for character boats competing in
seven specific design categories
-Monterey (Leakin' Timbers
Trophy). steam boat. oldest boat
(Dirty Old Manifold), one-of-a-
kind, classic yacht (Bilgy Binna-
cle Trophy). bay launch and work
boat (Drippy Stuffing Box).
This year, however, the awards
have been streamlined, with two
awards to be given for com-
mercial entries and four awards
in each of two non-commercial
categories -sail and power
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The awards wlll be presented .submarines or dragons to others
at a party following the parade at shaped like bottles of scotch and
Josh Slocum's restaurant, 2601 other symbol' of bacchanalian
West Coast Highway. revelry.
Although the awards are cov-The Character Boat Parade
eted. longtime participants know got Its start when owners of
that the Character Boat Parade is unusual boats decided to show
mainly intended to poke some off their uniqueness by cruising
fun at the stuffy pretensions that the harbor together. The partici-
often surround yachting. After pating vessels Included one-of-
all, what good is owning a yacht If a-kind boats, vintage yachts.
you can't throw a party on board Montereys and steam boats.
now and again? among others.
In previous years. boaters have It was pretty select company to
stretched the boundaries of sea-be sure and It wasn't long before
worthiness and their Imagine-others wanted to share In the fun.
tions. dressing for the parade as hosting floating parties as their
Vikings, Polynesian dancers, or . boats criss-crossed the harbor
Keystone Kops to cruise the from bar to bar. But because the
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Young artists sail
away with honors
By CHERYL WALKER
011ty"°4Co111 111•n1
Three Newport Beach girls
took paper. marker pens and
watercolors In hand and created
a trio of winners In a coloring
contest, celebrating the second
Newport Beach Wooden Boat
Festival this weekend.
designed by Lande Weisman.
free festival admission for them-
selves and a chaperone, and best
of all. a tall ship ride on the three-
masted schooner Resolution, the
VIP boat, in the entry parade at 5
tonight.
Jessica. who will enter
Oceanside's Calvary Christian
School in the fall. says her mother
wanted her to enter the contest
Flnt place winnen in thelr ~e groape in the Wooden
BoafJ'esti•al Colom.. Con-
test are (from left) .reulca
llarray. 5. Corona del liar:
Jalle Wet«htman. 11. and
Shannon Ll.ndaey, 7 , \«>th of
Newport Beach.
Each contestant was required
to draw an original sketch of a sail
boat (coloring was optional) and
enter it in one of three age
groups. Capturing top honors in
their categories were Jessica
Murray. 5, Age 4-5 category;
Shannon Lindsey. 7, Age 6-8;
and Julie Weightman, 11 . Age
9-11.
after her grandmother showed r.================================.
Their handiwork will earn them
a sand-etched plexiglass plaque
her the contest's graphics in the
Daily Pilot, co-sponsor with the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce.
But after that, Jessica did all
the work herself and even prac-
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committing her original pirate
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complete thd.r boits lD 30 to 40 m.1.aate..
Amateur and profess1onaJ
sh1pwr1ghts of all ages can show
oH their stulls dunngs contes1s
scheduled at the second annual
Wooden Boat Festival.
Salts 18 and older can demon-
strate their sh1p-bu11dmg talents
by fash1on1ng full-sae seaworthy
1essels in the Sika Challenge, a
Down and Dirty Boat Bwlding
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The chalJenge for etght two-
mant woman. amateur and pro-
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t1ve toot.s in record time -30 to
40 minutes. Then the teams must
race their craft from the base.
around a buoy in the harbor and
back to win a trophy.
At 11 a.m. on Saturday. four
amateur teams (persons
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will get their chance. At the same
time on Sunday four pro teams
will compete.
Professional teams will com-
pete at the same time on Sunday.
The festival in conjUnCtJC>n
W'th S1l>'a Cof'P proonde
contestants wrth two Sheets of
ptywood. some 2 by 4 s a box of
nails. a saw a hammer. kfe
1ac.kets. gogg&es and an un-
limited supply of Slka Aex caulk.
Young salts can btMld 10-to
12-inch naturaJ wood sail and
power boats Saturday and Sun-
day. dunng festivaJ hours of 10
a.m to 5 p.m. at the Sea Scout
Base. 1931 Pacific Coast High-
way. Newport Beach
The event is a spectal ChU-
dren·s Modet Boat Building
School. a new feature of the
festival. Sea Scoots and pro-
fes&<>nal ship builders will con-
duct c lasses Where youngsters
will learn how to assembte pre-
cut pieces and construct their
souvenir. Both instruction and
m aterials wN be provided free of
charge
For m0<e information about
the contests. call the chamber
office at 644-8211. __., c,,.,,, ......
ODce boats aft ba.llt. tea.ma lallDCla and teet
than for eeawonhtneee. Team•• boat
(belcnr)jut .. .,ooden .. stay aOoeL
WOODEN BOATS CELEBRATED •••
FromPaee2
yacht owned by Newport Beach
developer William Lyon. will fol-
low wtth John Hanssen, a de-
soeodant of Daniel Carroll. one of
the siQners of the U.S. Constitu-
tion. f hen viewers who line the
shores of Newport Harbor can
see wooden boats that have
journeyed from as far away u
San Francisco and San Diego to
participate in the grand pro-
cession.
The main event on Saturday
witl be a Sail Boat Regatta,
starting at 11:30 a.m., where d
sizes of wooden boats will race
for ptaques and prizes.
The Charecter eo.t Parade,
with former 811roneut Buzz
Aldrtn .. the grMd "*"*· ... be the m8jOr ettrKtion on Sun-
day at 3 p.m., where ptaquM and
trophies will be awarded to the
boat with decorations and er ...
with costumes belt exemplifying
the festtval theme. Pre-regil.-
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On Saturday and ~
amateur and profeeaic>MI bo9t
builders wtll get a chance to
create a d8llic wooden boet In
record time in two Slka
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Each day four. two-member
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Scout a-, around a buoy In the
harbor. and beck, to wtn a trophy.
Amateur• will begin their com-
petition et 11 a.m. on Saturday;
profeaionals wtH pk:k up their
sews at the ume time Sunday.
On both daya. young people
wltl be able to build a 10-to 12-
lnch wooden boat -.. a festival
90Uvenir et the Chrikhn 's Model
Boat Buttdtng School. staffed by
Sea Scout• and protessional
boet bulders.
Students wttl construct pre-cut
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PARADE •••
FromPace 4
more conventional crafts lacked
the requisite peculiarities of the
character boats, their owners
decorated the vessets and them-
selves to make up for It.
And that's how the irreverent
spirit of the early character boat
parades grew.
Perhaps the quintessential
character boat In Newport
Harbor Is the SS Michigan. a
former mackerel boat that
earned a reeutation for its most
famous habit -sinking. The 24-
foot boat sank nine times before
owner Jim Dale rebuilt It in 1985.
But In the many years it has called
Newport Harbor home, the SS
Michigan has contributed several
chapters to the character boat
legacy.
As the story goes. the late
cartoonists Dick Shaw and Virgil
Partch fished the boat out of the
mud under the Lido bridge in the
late 1940s. They cleaned it and
found it to be perfect for what
they had in mind -cruising
Newport Harbor in the company
of vast amounts of intoxicants.
who would make
those amounts ar vas
the time they returned to dock.
The list of owners switched
several times and eventually
grew to a motley crew of about 20
members. dubbed the Balboa
Sculling and Punting Associa-
tion. who were described as half
millionaires and half bums. They
say It was impossible to tell the
two apart.
"It was the most incredible
party boat you've ever seen,"
said Jim Dale, to whom own-
ership eventually fell. "They used
to say that if someone fell
overboard. the Michigan would
Cbaracter boet (aboTe) loob flt to d.rlnk. Below, the SS Michigan bu a reputation for lta habit of elnlrtoa.
e nearest bar to
ind them."
Years later. the well-worn boat
was given to Dale's newborn son.
Alexander. And soon the Mich-
igan was hosting far different
parties In which bourbon and
pretzels were replaced by Kool-
Aid and birthday cake.
These days; the parade may
suffer from too many characters
and not enough true chafacter
boats. As a former parade chair-
man said: "We're looking for
participants with character
boats. rather than just boats with
characters."
Parade participants have been
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
merce. But even those not regis-
tered are invited to gather at the
turning basin and join the par-
ade.
This year's parade will be led
by the Pavilion Queen and the
Newport Harbor fire boat. with
judges cruising aboard Bill
Lusk's yacht. C'est la Vie.
Spectators are encouraged to
view the parade from various
bayf ront locations along the
route, INCiuding the many New-
port Harbor restaurants.
BOAT FESTIVAL ...
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Ongoing events include tall
ship rides, entertainment
provided by the California Juggl-
ing Institute and the Not-Too-
Finicky and Big Bear Bands. and
a veritable cornucopia of delights
for wooden boat lovers -hands-
on demonstrations. videos. lec-
tures and seminars on all aspects
of wooden boat building. design.
maintenance and restoration.
Some of the discussion topics
are varnishing. surveying, boat
buying tips. insurance, deck lay-
ing, caulking. custom wood-
working. knot tying. cruises.
painting. wooden block making.
marine photography, and even
boat deodorizing. Products as
well as books will be sold.
Special mini-happenings in-
clude the christening of the Stella
Maris. a restored 1936 wooden
sloop. at 2 p.m. Saturday. a
festival-run exhibit of photo-
graphic stills from the county's
centennial's "48-hour Photo Pro-
ject... a wooden boat auction.
and Scott Kennedy's original
painting for the festival poster.
and award ceremonies honoring
the best costumes, booth wi1h
the best decor. the boat dubbed
"the people's choice." and win-
ners of the Orange Coast Dally
P1lofs festival coloring contest.
Sea Scouts and local Kiwanis
members will cook up modestly-
priced all-American fare of hot
dogs and hamburgers during
festival hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .
and the Chamber of Commerce
will sell festival mememtos. such
as posters. visors. T-shirts. key
nngs and assorted novelties.
"We tried to have something
for everyone; family members as
well as people who love wooden
boats." said Vicki Michalczyi(.
festival committee member.
It would be hard for anyone to
leave the festival without becom-
ing a wooden boat devotee. says
Mickey Hunter. director of the
Sea Scout Base.
"It's the crattsmanstup that
goes into these boats that really
gets to people -the beautitully-
carved wooden gunnefs. fittings
and the intriCate work. Some of it
Is so meticulously done by hand
that 1t glows!"
"It's not assembly line," con-
curs Steele "In the old days they
built one boat at a time, no two
were completely alike. Each was
indiVldual. like a work of art.
That's one of the reasons there is
suctt a renaissance in these
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WOOOEtt BOAT FESTIVAUAn Adwnising &appeement to the DAILY PILOT/Frktey4 Auguat 1i, 1il8 -7
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Wooden Boat Festival, Saturday
and Sunday, at the Newport
Beach Sea Scout Base, 1931 W.
Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Suzanne Davis, the "varnish
lady." will offer free a part of her
boat varnishing semloar and a
hands-on workshop at the
Wooden Boat Festival. The usual
fee for the complete seminar Is
$25.
Davis started her seminars
because she.-had more varnish
jobs than time. Teaching other
people how to copy her expert
techniques seemed the Ideal
-------------------------. solution. She now divides her
"Boat owners wtio don:t do the
work themsetves can become
more aware of· why It takes the
time it does -hence the cost.
They can learn enough to know if
the person they hire knows what
he is doing." The seminars also
attract yacht brokers. who need
to be able to speak knowledge-
ably about boat finishes.
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CENTENNIAL
Celebrat~ the Spirit
1889-1989
Almost a hundred yean ago, agricult,ure
and busine. flouri1hed u pioaeering
men and women Httled in the fertile reg.Ion
now known u Orange County. Today .11
rttogniz.ed center for the arts, busiMM,
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County proudly ttJMm~n its early hi.tory.
Beginning on July 31, 1988 a yurlong teria
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Orange County -its heritage and fututt. The
Centennial Ce&.bration will include
1ptttaaalar opening utd doeing ttremonie.,
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time between varnishing boats
for a few clients and teaching
other people how to varnish.
Her seminars are valuable for a
variety of people, in addition to
do-it-yourselfers. Davis says,
Other seminars and how-to
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gres~ boats.
The admission fee for the
festival, which is sponsored by
the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of ·commerce to ben-
efit the Orange Couoty Sea
Scouts, Is $_3 for adults. no
charge for cliildren under 12.
Festival hours are 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. both days. Parking is avail-
able at the public lot on Tustin .
Avenue 'h block Inland from
Pacific Coast Highway.
Festival
exhibitors ~·
BOAT EXHIBITS
. II Toot: Da¥id WU-. -
Iiams. Newport Beach .
Sea Rose: Hatteras of Cali-
fornia. Ed Richardson.
HMS Dolphin: George Malloy,
San Diego.
-Red Head: Russel Rath. Coto
de Caza. .
Vanja Vi: Fred Gray, Surfside ..
Manana: Pat Collins. Fountain
Valley.
1941 Crist Craft: Vance
Jochim, Fountain Valley.
Dulcinea: South eoast Tile
Corp .. Gail Beverly, Orange.
Briar Rose -Sea Scout Ship
Constellation: John Orgh, San
Francisco.
Prospector: Marshall Steele.
Newport Beach.
Stella Marls: Matthews II Bo.at
Construction and Repai r.
Michael Mathews, Costa Mesa.
19'48 Snowbird: Roger and
Betty Huebner, Costa Mesa.
Rowdy: Blue Water Investment
Co .• Tom Young, C.rtsbad.
Swampscott Dory: Arthur
Mulvey· Fine .Woodworking,
,Oceanside.
S8abrig: Rodney Latimer, San
Diego.
Raplor: Teen Challenge, River-
side,
Dauntless: Paul Plotts.
Seaforth: Dale Lavole. Dana
P.olnt.
Fantail Launch: Jack Allen.
Capistrano Beach.
M.V. Sliver King, GeneraJe:
Douglas Smith-Ginter, Newport
Beach.
lucky Dutchman: Jessie
Curtis. Saota Ana.
Infinity~ Ernest Oageford, Riv-
erside.
Goliath: WIHlam Smt1h.
Sea Sprite: Chuck Hovey.
Newport BellCh.
Altair: Stew Ward, o.n. Point.
Stytc: R. Crllig Chllpman, San
Diego.
Catof Sue: Berdeley EutmM,
FallbrOOk.
6-meter veaael: Richard
Wright, S... Dllao.
Wendy: Woodin 8o11t Center.
Ron 8l8lr. Oxnn.
Old Frwtz: W111m Frenz.
WINNERS •••.
From .... 5
ship deSign to paper.
Shannon Lindsey says her
grandmother also had a hand In
getting her and her older sister
Sara (second-place winner In the
Age 9-11 category) to compete In
the contest.
"My grandma got a flier In the
mall and gave it to us. She had a
big book of boats, which she
gave us to look through. Even so
it took a lot of time deciding on a
boat to draw -over three
hours."
Both girls' renderings prove
their extra efforts weren't In vain.
Sara doesn't mind that her
younger sister's choice -a
Viking ship with a friendly Loch
Ness monster face and tail -
won first place. ("I've won other
drawing contests In school")
She doesn't even envy her the
tall ship ride tonight because she
has a victory of her own to
celebrate. She and 49 other Girl
arid Boy Scouts were selected to
sing "God Bless America" on
Saturday in the finale of Steve
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linQuinc to aqulsitdy ~ safood. val
and odm &ali.n spe::ialtks EiUov • bralhtak-
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Jeuica Murray'• interpretation of a pirate ebip woo flnt
place ln the A&e 4-5 catecory.
Julie Weightman. who'll enter
Ensign Intermediate in Newport
Beach as a seventh grader in the
fall. says her mother brougth the rr=======================.-il
contest to her attention.
"MY mom's an artist. She told
me about it and got f1)9 to try
using watercolors Instead of just
a marker pen. A neighbor lent me
some boOks on American yacht-
ing, which helped a lot. Then I
spent hours and hours working to
get my picture just right."
The judges were so impressed
with the quality of more than 20
entries that two special
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ques for technical merit have
been awarded to Jennifer Lewis
of Newport Beach in the Age 6-8
group and Julie Weightman, a
winner in the Age 9-11 group.
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-By VIDA DEAN
OflllelWlr .........
The year-long Centennial ccl-
cbrauon was an its second week and
Orange County was having a ball at
the Disneyland Hotel.
Balloons Ooatin& from baskets of
oranges on the tablcS' gave the hoters
grand ballroom a festive air. 8an'J
Cole and his Sounds of Music
orchestra added the beat that had
more than 650 guests waltzing one
minute and swinging the next on one
of the two dance Ooors. .. We sent out 191 invitations and
650 responded. Actually, 550 re-
sponded before the invitations went
out. It was real easy with the
corporate tables and the work ofR•di
Dla1,'' said co-<:hair J .. y Hemley,
who had been at the hotel all day
working out last-minute details along
with most of the committee mem-
bers.
Co-<:hairing the ball was Sau
Bartlett, who was aJso taking care of
last-minute details. She had bttn up
until I a.m. the day before before
covering her shoes with silk to match
heT self-fashioned ruffied gown.
Entenainment under the direction
of Gayle .u. ..... was a floral dress
Betty Krewllon and eon-ID-
law llerle Pence ln .. berttace" attire.
parade p~ntat1on featu nng five
models who left a Oowcr-strewn stage
after their dancing and pranctnJ:
Mannequins or their sponsors paid
S 1.000 for the pnv1legc.
The models wore continent-in-
spired costumes. Viewers voted Ju
Wllllamt' European creation by
Oorist Clarle Jellil09 the most spec-
tacular. ''I've never done this before. I
have a medical company,'' said
Wiliams ol Newpon Beach, who was
swathed an orchids. feathers and pink
and white Oowers.
Others gett1n1 applause were
Ceriu Feely of Corona dcl Mar in a
grass skin style designed by Oonst
Mau <Aoper, who used orchids.
stephano11s and mums for his in·
tprctation of "Oceana:· .. I've been
here since noon for two rehearsals:·
Feele) said as she mingled during the
social hour.
Aoost Wayae Gray designed a
"North Amenca" aown for Amlter
Hluiat of Anaheim Hills. Her mom Jaae Hight• was .. South Amenca .. as
she sambaed on stage in a Marie
Masad costume ruffled in orchids.
(Jade has four times been a Las
f:lonstas ball mannequin.)
Mae Lola Ba~r of Irvine
(daughterofRuthandlAdll>lq)was
in an Asian gown designed and noral-
dccorated b~ Mo4ate Bute, winner
of numerous awards at Las Aonstas
and Bal Masque. Bnlhant )ellov. and
orange Oowers adorned the Rudy
Ducu-st) led gown of Rqi8e La
Vertt. he came on the stage to drum
bea1s to rtprcsent .\fnca.
..week ball
Sasan Bartlett a.ad Jady
Hemley are pleued wttb
turnout.
In' 11a11ons had indicated blad. 11e
or h~ntage co tume. Betty Krew ...
and her son-in-lav. Mule Pe11ce. both
of( osta Mesa. chose the latter ·-rm
Lillian Russell.'' said romm1tt«
member Krtv.son. adding "He 1s
dl'\.·ssed a~ Diamond Jim
Pnor to the" parade" ol models
gu~Sl'> "ere sen ed sorrel! b15<1uC' en
croute. the first course of their Pew
C.uoe-planned dinner Later the)
conunued w11h a butter le1tuce and
· rad1cch10 salad. ginger sorbcL fi~t of
beef chantrcll~ wt th bordela1~ and
dcssen ~orange mou sc cake for the
men and 1ct cream topped with
minced p1stach1os and Cahfomta
dncd frui t for the women.
"This 1s not intended as a fund-
ra1scr. but v.e will make some mone\
for scholarships... said Dami&
Mt lzfer. president of the OC Ct>nten-
n1al. nc.Hemle~ estimated proceeds
v.ould be morc lhan SI 0.000.
81nhda~ pan)g~rs included
Doeu and Job Creu and tM1r
guests Dorottiy and Bll44y EMa (he
v.as bus~ greeting Bamab~ Jones and
Jt'd Clampe11 fans). Kallly and Ree
Merrimaa. Emma JaH and Tem
Riley. JoltDt and Tom F11ata.
Reglu McCradi. ReH Smt4ea~
Nora and Hal Lffmu. Reta and Baa
Hawltias, Lieu Ou. E4I McGrad9,
Ana and Bob McLeaa. E4 and Pless
Sdamadltr. Maril)'11 and Tom
Nielsee. centennial chairman ~
Clifford and Tom Bay, who showed a
~hdc dep1r11ng Santa .\na '8Q Rose
Parade Ooat to bc dedicated to
Orange Couni)
'Sunday In the Park' a lift for Friendship Shelter
By KAREN M. REED
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While summer beachaoers sat
bumper to bumper along Pacific
Coast Hi&hway in Laguna. suffering
throu&h the piercing iftemoon sun.
some "250-plus fou nd sanctuary at the
tranquil Monhland compound at
Moss Point for a festive "Sunday in
the Part" fund,raiscr.
Orpnizcd b)• the Fnendship
Shelter Inc .• to raiSt funds for the
soon-to-open shelter for the home-
less. the event was expected to raise
S20.000toS25.000accordin1to Mary
Mlller, event chairwoman.
The expansive Morthland Estate
with its Cape Cod environment -
donated for the event by hostess
CeMie M..,..._ -was an ideal
setting for the prden-type pany.
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D1111ert-mak• Pam O'Neill
and YftDDe Willia••·
ct1v1t1es were spread throughout the
lush grounds. and guests wtrc treated
to fabulous ottan and cliff views
surrounding the hou~ where Wood-
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Conn.le llortlaland wel-
comee ColiD Bendenon to
lloeePolat.
row Wilson once sta)ed.
Event acu' 111cs were C'Cntercd on
the tennis courts where guests en-
JO)cd gourmet bo~ su ppers (under-
"nlll'n b\ Rlcll ~ikot f Nor-
dstrom> lentunng delicacies such as
crab stuffed mushrooms. peppercorn
pate. sl.cv.ered antipasto salad. hal-1an herb chicken and .. Ep1" brcad
De sen was most defin11el> a
celebration an and of 1~lf. featunng a
stunningd1spla> of cakes prepared b)
Pam O'NdJJ of Lceake. Inc. Lush
chocolate cakes with 1maginau'c
filhn$S v.ere draped v.1th chocolate
.. fabnc .. -sheets of smooth v.h11e
and dar._ chocolate dehcatel> folded
E'en v.1th the mime. informal
modeling b) Tropez Des11ns. and
ongoing m~~1cal entertainment. the focus of the evening was not lost as
Celill HeMerMa. execu11,·e director
of the Fnend hip Shelter. lauded
~upponers for Sttlng the proJC'C1
through and not onl) meeting but
e\~1ng the fund-ra1s1ng goal .
Phil Ma). chairman ol the shf'ltcr's
board ofdirt>etors. recounted how the
organization tarted. ··Two and a half
).C':trs ago. our group came totrthcr
and v.ent to t Mal') ·s C'bun11 whctt
thl' homcle s were being housed and
\aid \\ e ._nov. \Ou ha'e to mo"e on
th1' and v.e·rc here 10 put the energ~
into 11 and sc.'t' what v.e can do."
Those as,.1s11ng 1n organizing "Sun-
da' 1n the Pan.·· included commtttC(
membcrs l.a•ra AlellaMer. R...u
Blacllben. Rot.ert 81"9wa, R..
BroW11 (hts "Emerald Forest" sup-
plied th<' Oov."Crsl. A.a D rW...
Au Farris, Alitt GraYes, I.My
G~ory. Ellla Hee4enea. JMl119
l.a•rn. ~ and Ga McMa.my,
S..la Meyerti.f. E•efya M_... Jeff
Power... Hetea S..menll, Pat
St11raes. Au Ta.rtjlaa ..... W.,.. and
Karn Zietler.
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By DONNA AND RAY OTT Some of the same animals and One of the trails is a 51h-mile trek to
DellJ"-tC.11111 •1 i1 plants inhabit Zone 3 (to 7.576 feet). 10.804-fool Mt. San Jacinto (a full
If }Ou think all of Southern Cali-with the addition of the California da) hike from the top of the tram to
fomaa·s thrill rides are at Disneyland gray squirrel and some pine trees. the peak and back again). From the
or Knoll's Berry Farm. then you Zone 4 (to 8.102 feet) and Zone 5 summit. above the timberline. you
haven't had a ride on th e Palm (to 8.516 feet) are the homes of even can sec into Nevada and Arizona and
Springs Aerial Tramway. more varieties of pines and ever~ out to the Pacific Ocean.
In Just 15 minutes. your tramcar. greens. Zones 4 and 5 were forrnerly Man} other shorter. casiertr.Ulsare
chm bing at a SO-degree angle, will the habitats of bears that are now also a\ailable just behind the tram's
take \OU :?Vi miles to an 8.3 16-foot extinct. mounl<lin station. Guided nature elevaiion in the San Jacinto Moun-·' ~ides the various plants and walks are conducted by the San
ta1ns. an1m?ls }OU can spot along the way. Jacinto Natural History Association
The tramway operates two 80-the '1sual rewards a1 the top are the each weekend in the summer. Times pas~nger cars that travel al about 18 unrqualled views of Palm Spnngs. of the walks are posted at both the
miles an hour from Valley Station the Salton Sea. Coachella Valley and a , alley and mountain stations of the
(:?.643 f~et) to Mountain Station mountain peak near Las Vegas. 175 tram. The Association advises par-
(8.516 feet I while a taped com men-miles awa) 1ici pants 10 wear Oat. comfortable
131) provides a descnption of the If this head' mountain environ-walking shoes for these 45-minute passing landscape. ment works up yourappe11tc. visit the walks.
Of all the tramwavs 1n the U.S .. this Mountain Stauon·s big chalet. which 1s both the stecpeSt and the most includes a bar and a restaurant that The Palm prings Aerial Tramway
I. II f: ·1 1 h le · 1s open daih . w11h the first car up on c 1ma11ca , extreme. carrying you se rves am1 y-sty e 1c ory pit the W"ckda~·s at 10 a.m .. W"'ekends at through five separate climatic life barbecue dinners along with. it ' ' zones. with the flora and fauna in boasts ... one of the finest views in the 8 a.m. The ast car to the top leaves at
each approximating what }OU would Western Hemisphere." 9 p.m .. and the last car down departs
find on a 6.000-milc highway trip This summer. take advantage of at 10:~5 p.m.
from northern Mexfro 10 1he .\retie the Ride 'N' Dine specials af'ier 4 For more information on the
C1rch.• in Alaska. p.m .. when )OU can enJOY a roundtrip tram" a}. call (619) 325-1449; for
In Zone One of your ndc. from the tram ride and dinner for S 16. 95 for sno" conditions during th e winter
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Dr..en Bighorn Sheep grazing on under frt'e. GETTING THERE
h11ls1des wltich contain wild apricot .\no1hcr reward at the top is the Mt From Oranie County. take Free-
trl'C'> as well as yucca plants. San Jacinto State Park and Wilder-wa) 91 to H 1ghwa) 60. go cast to
Deer. foxes. bobcats. and mountain ness Arca. ~ spectacular nat.ural ln1ers1a1c I 0. From Interstate IO. tum
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CM Art League entries due
The Costa Mesa Art League is
accepting entries for its 13th Annual
Fine Ans Competition to be held
Sept. 15-24 at the Jewel Court in
South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa.
There will be first prizes of $200
and steond prize of SI 00 in Aqua
Media. Oil. Drawings. Photography
and 3-D. Best of Show will be
awardt'd SJOO.
Dextra Frankel. a professor of an and gallery dirtttor at California
State University. Fullerton. will be
the Juror.
Enti: da) 1s o\ug. 27. For details.
send a self-addressed stamped
envelope to Costa Mesa Art League.
P.O. Box 1727. Costa Mesa, 92628.
50 8/o-BOO/o
. Off RHULAR RETAIL PRICES
SUNDAY AUGUST 21ST 8 AM· 5 PM
,,, OVER 20,000 PETITE ITEMS ,,, TONS Of MARKDOWNS
.,; OVER S1 MILLION IN INVENTORY ;. FULL SIZE RANGE 0-14
WE Oil Y COME TO OIWe&E COUITY TWICE A YEAR I
SUITS • BlOUSES •SKIRTS SM 0,. F"" 1405)
SWEATERS • PANTS • JACKETS CtiertM w. r.-. .. a SHORTS • AM> a.JCH MORE ! J ...._. ......
WE ACCEPT CASH. CHECKS AM> I Minglofl 0.-I
MOST MAJOR CREDIT CAll>S. I OU.. CIUfTY FANllJUll)S ... I 1 -...... •lt ..
• FAii Dlllft. cmTA MESA F•Dliwe EllU Tilll IATl 15
OutOnTheTown
Uncle Don
'Mr. North':
Sophisticated
sappiness
You don't tug o n upcrman·s cape.
You don't sp1t 1nto the wand
You don't pull the ma k o ff the or Long Ranger
And }OU don·1 send ncle Don to review an art film.
The Pilot d id. Big mlSlake
.. Mr. Nonh." Opens toda~ at the Balboa. Focused
cnurely o n the title character who·s best feature 1s an
unpronounet'able and unspellable muh1-muh1·S\ llab1c
first name. ,
Danger signs abound ht're .. Mr ~onh .. 1s the first
feature film by a fa mous directo r s son. It stars his
.\cademy Award-\\1nnmg sister and his father's good
Qcnd.Jf5 based QD the last DO\ cJ b) a falllOU$ WDlcr,..And
"or t of all. the Balboa's manager told ~our Linck Don
.. Mr. Nonh .. 1s a film that's suppor,ed 10 make \Ou feel good. .
R1ghtcous. lf~our t •nc "ant~ a fi lm that'll make him
feel good he'll get one of those from the 'Ide<> store ~ou
gona call) out in a plain brown "rappt"r "Mr. North" 1s o ne of them sapp~. O\eN n tten
1d1oc1ttl~ }ou·re s'poscd 10 enJO' 10 <tho" some son of
w phis11ca11 on - while ~ou'd rather get ho me to catch
that 10th vte"1ng of "ln,as1o n l 1SA:·
You'H• ne,cr seen an} o ne hke Theo philus North B~
pa} ang attention to this rc\ll'W. you "o n·1ha'e 10
l ike " ham: .. (tht' l 'nc " l'mbarrassed 10 men11on
that cla!>SI(' and this clod 10 the same re' 1c" l. Mr Nonh
l'ome from the m1ddh: o f no" here to set things nght. Mr
'forth also heals the sick. re' 11ahzes the elderh. educates
the children and beats up bulltes "11h Jiu Jitsu·
T his character rcads stones. tt'aches tennis. kno"s
1"0 or thret foreign la nguages. '1s11s d\ ang people. cures
rheumatism. doesn't scdu<.'t' \ 1rgans, and IS an t'\pen on
ph1lowph). He's onl> 1n his :?Os E'en Gandhi looks hke
a sJ ug compared 10 this gu~.
Is there anylhing he can't do. eAcept end the mo' 1e"
Mr. J'ionh's real big sch11ck 1s his ab1ht~ to build up
lotsa stat1c electnc1ty. T his usuall) comes as quite a shock.
re"olting,thost who don't know watt he's doing. Shaking
his hand 1s a current e'ent.
Naturally people think this cures assorted illnesses.
So a few hundf'C'd of these dummies show up o n his
doorstep sure that he's the greatest thing since a cross
1'HE M(l)I' smi~ilCATID
AND lNTEU.JCENT
ENTERmJNMENT Of' THE SEAS<N"
~rs lsLAND
Peraia Boswortb-Tennyaon (Anjellca
Huston) dances with Tbeopbllu North
(Anthony Edward•) ln "Mr. North.••
bc.-t"ttn Pai Robt'nson and Uietnk ~Ir "orth bails,
"1th theo;c poor ~urkl·~chasang 0' er hill and dale. looking
hl..e ~1ont~ P\lhon t1.1.11s doing Joe Cocker 1mprcss1ons.
It's that '1oop1d
"l our l n( ha<, ne' cr ~en a fl1d. "'hc:re <'' l'f)One
'fX'al..s \0 intelhgenth Thl' k1d) do so ..;T~h~e::.Jll!Wilil<>-W.ul"1.
I hc drunl\s in !tie ar ilo ~ \.ue~that s the \\a\ things u~·d 10 \\U/ bad. in l')~fi ·
i-..1lkrend1ng Robt'n \'111l·hum . .inch gu\ Mr. North
l:IC.·tm•nd\. \\J OI\ \tr t\onh 10 head an .. .\cad<"m' of Phtlosoph~ ·· that hl''ll c\labhsh .is a ··..afr harbor for
h1gh\'r intc:lk<.·tual thought·· The l 'nc thi nks Mr ~onh 1s
probahl~ a )uni.en ship 1n that harborendangen ng tratTic
.\nd at thrcl1mac-11c soc1r1' hall. tn honor ofthe \lrgJn he gallant!~ rd°USl-<l 10 defile "' ho " no" mamt'd to tht.' man
~he trul~ l(l\l'd. \tr i"onh pick~ up on. and lea, es "-Ith.
.\ngdira Hu,ton. ''ho must bt' ~()'ears h is senior.
lktng a ph1lo phl·r. hl' prohabl~ a'>sume) things
1mpro'e "llh age. so 1.1.e·11 prnbabh find him at a
fl'tirement home: in the near lutun: ·
"\1r '\onh .. -;utll:r' from a tl·rm1nal case of .. tht'
lUI('\ .. 'Cl.'l'h
L Jml' HllPl'k'i'>h lame Thrt't.·-leggc:d d~ a1n'11h1s
IJml'
THANKS: T<' \llkl'. thl' manager of the Balboa
Theater tor \Ct11ng up 1h1c; \h()\\ ing on unda' morning
JUSI a ft·" hou~ aftt'r clo)1ng do"n ··ROl'I..' Horror P1cturt'
ho1.1. ·· l'arher that morning .\nd for also hsten1ng to
l'nclr Don nagging about ho" the l nc "ould ratht'r ~e
the old ~t~ le programming the' had there ~ears ago
DISGRACEF UL: rm appalled that a respcc1('d.
talented reporter hl..e Robert H~ndman could stoop so
lo" as 10 be '"'oh ed in something as decadent and
pel"' ened as the b1!..tn1 contest at the Op Reporters should
protect their 1n1egn1~ and refu!.e 10 pan1c1pate in such
SC\ISt ac11v111e Let column1 ts handle this. The' ain't got
no integrit). Drool. Slobber. ·
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Ronstadt fans walk out
on Spanish-only concert
BO"TO;\ I \Pl -Sc'eral people
attl·nding a concert b, Linda Ron~tadt "alked out demanding
refu nd' because she ~ng onl} 1n
Spanish and ignored enc~ from the
audience to sing 1n English
Th~s1ngcr 1s on tour promo11ng her
latest album that featurec; Mexican
fol l.. songs . .\d''t'rt1scments for the
'"o-hour concert at G reat ~oods in
Mansfield pro moted the conc-en as
··Linda Ron tadt: Canc1ones de M1
Padre .. or .. Songs of M> Father··
"\\hat amaL~ us "a~ that "'t"
"crcn ·11nformt'<1 at all that the"' hok
sho" "as going 10 bl' 1n Spanish ..
said C. hcl') I Manson of Dan' l'~ Sht·
said Shl· got a rl'fund for her $50 '>eat
• .. ( ons1den ng that "e "ere dre~sed
for ruuntl'). 11 "as like \\Chad sho"' n
up JI our 0 " n "'edd1ng d ressed in
Jeans ·· she ~1d.
It "'a~n·t l..no"n ho" man" peClpk ac1uall~ kft the concrn . or ho" man'
n:funds "ere gl\en. the Boston Her-
ald said
*FULLERTON
AMC Fullenon 8
992-6000
ORANGE
AMC Oranoe M~
637-0340
ANAHEIM
PaclflC' Anahelf!1
OrM-ln
879-9850 El TORO •GARDEN GROVE ORANGE
BREA
UA Mo-.ies
990 ... 021
Ectwaras Sacldletlaell Valley View UA City Cinema
581-5880 8~·5338 63A·3911
FOUNTAIN VALLEY *IRVINE WESTWHSTER
BUENA PARK Fatn1ly Fou• Ed.vl!OS Woodt>nooe UA Mall Cmema
UA Movies 963-130' 551·0655 893;..;:....;·054~6'----
952 ·•993 I • -SEHTEO IH I "° -~
COSTA MESA EO-ards C.nema Ceflter 979-4u1 -111--r ·~ ~;~,::.
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PERFOIL'L l ~fE •.. •
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the latest Nal estate listings.
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SPECTACUl.All FLOWER SHOW
.. A ROMAN HOLIDAY IN FLOWERS ..
C ~Ji,, .• 1t'i Presen1s NEAPOLITAN SESENADEllS And ) _ ~ HOME SHOW DANCEllS 111 RISTORANTE ITALIANO _
000-WAH 111DE11S IN G.C. COUEW CHUCKWAGON •·p!tfif 0~1·J11!1f11MJ.ili6•,UJ i13 i1 't)
ADULTS M.50 MON -FRI 2to10 N
CHILDREN (6·16 yrs) $3.00 SATURDAYS 11AMto10 PM
Under 6 n~ :'4EE SUNDAYS 11 AM lot PM ~~ 11/llf MaCONDmONED
~ EIM CONVENTION CENTER
800 W Katella Across from Disneyland (114) "'·HOO
OutOnTheTown
---Special advertising review -----------------------
BJ DORIS POLLEY
This is a strange business. this Restaurant of the
Week column. The mission. of course, Is to find the best
restaurants In the area and share that information with
Oatebook readers. But sometimes we come upon a little
jewel of a place and we're tempted to keep It to oursefves
because the crowds will find it soon enough.
Nash's Seafood Bar and Grill ls just such a place.
Located at 2574 Newport Blvd .• Costa Mesa. It Is such a
modest little establishment you may go right put It If you
blink. Don't blink aod you'll see It right there on the
corner of Del Mar and Newport Boulevard. nestled In a
little neighborhood shopping centtlf' with a gas station, a
dry cleaner and some other small busmesaes.
Nash Megjl. or Capt. Nash as he is known by ..afood
lovers lhrooghout Orange County. Is bactt and Costa
Mesa's got him. Although still yoong, Nash brings to his
new business endeavor years of restaurant experience.
Hts father. Abdul Megjl, was in the restaurant business
for some 30 years in Nairobi, Kenya. before building and
selling four taverns in Vancouver. With hi• thr .. sons,
Abdul organized a chain of Fish Kitchens. Including one
in Fountain Valley.
Nub lleO, better known u Capt. null, la
cbef/proprletor of the recently opeaed
Nub•• se.tood Bar and Grill, located at
2674 Newport 81Yd., Coeta lie..
ottefings.
Capt. (the nickname comes from his love of boatJoil t-:----..;._------------.,...-----------------i-,.,mi'the-searNastr was bOrn onnatln parents in Eilt
Nash has performed his culinary magic all over the
world. He's come a long way from his birthplace In Africa,
his adventures in Spafn, bis jobs In Canada and a little
Jewish dell In Southern California (where he learned to mike matzo balls) He's owned fine , .. , • ..,,~
Canada and on the pier at Redondo Beach. Fountain
Valley and Huntington Beach.
REUBEN'S
COMES TO
D ANA PolNT HAR8oR
Over the past 25 years. Reuben's has developed
a reputation for great steaks. seafood and service.
And now. Reuben's has come to Dana Po int Harbor.
Enjoy a view of the harbor and ocean while
you dine on our famous Plank Steak for Two or our
popular SizzJing Shrimp Scampi.
Whether it's a great steak, prime rib, or fresh seafood.
• you'll find it at Reuben's. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -• • -• • • Reuben's . • • • • • • • • • 5'ealls • Seafood • • • • • 1. MJcMers 5-.,er a• • • • • • .. w1w,.1Jw SlilrJ ,,.,,et tlw SH" • • • • 24J99 Dana DriYe. ~~ • • • • • On the Island in Dana Poin1 • • • • • • • • • •
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I .j Dally Plk>t Oatebook/ Friday, August 19, 1988
.: 1 11uer .er tzuouA .v•bn-t uoodehiO 101,q vr co
Africa. He was raised in England and began his careef
there by studying hotel management. Nash started In the
kitchen at the Intercontinental Hotel In Cologne,
Germany, and worked his way up to sous chef.
As a young man, he and a friend spent five months In
Spain, supporting themselves by catering parties for
well-to-do Spaniards as wett as vacationer•.
Nash has traveled extdnslvely and speaks seven
languages fluently. Besides English, he speaj(s French.
German, two dialects in Indian, Spanish and Swahlll.
He has studied the great chefs of the world and with
such a bacttgroond it Is no wonder that his menu is
eclectic. The captain features the freshest of fish. From
the broiler you can choose trout, monkfish. SWOf'd fish.
snapper, orange roughy. halibut catfish, or mahl mahl
when available. The fish is prepared any way you like It
and you can choose from meuniere, grenobloise.
Florentine or even Cajun sauces. M you like It.
There are some tried offerings of tcalk>ps. oyster•,
clams, jumbo shrimp or fish and cNps. To eue the
conscience, the fried fOOdS are all oootced In Heelth Di9t
Life Olis with no cholesterol. Nash's current specials are
crab supreme and 1Callops curry. Al dinners lndude
soup (a clam chowder th .. Is the creemielt you've ewr
had) or a Ceesar ul8d that Is incomperabte, and choice
of rice, puta orJ>Qt•tQn_, Dinner~ freah stir fried
vegetables (In the ChineM style) that are crilp and
delicloua.
The wine list offers a variety of fine wlnee both
Imported and CaMfomian. There are at IMat 17 dtnerent
Imported .,._.. from c.n.da, Europe, .Mmll6ca, China.
Japan and ..... ~ beer from Swltm1end.
In addition there •• the populer domeetlc .,..... The
wine and beet list Is a veritable United Nations.
The bar. as In Nash's 89r and Grill, II actually an oyster bar. On a recent 8Y9Nng, It 111med to be
occupied mostly by regular eustomers, a few of them
waiting f« takeout orders.
An authentic boullliblltte II Mfwd only on Sundays,
but the fantastle cioppino, a San Francllco spedatlty
heaping wtth shelftltl and freeh fW'l In • fllbuk>ua MUCe,
Is MrWd daly . The blac*board at the bed( of .... bat .... the
spedala daly, 8long wfth ...,, .... _,moder ... ptlcee. It
Is an entertMwnlm In ll9alf jult to r89d ~ the day'•
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His mastery of the art of seafood cOOking has gained
him the reputation of being one of the finest chefs
anywhere. He has a loyal following and It was bitter
disappointment to his fans when not too tong ago he
decided to leave the area and go to Cabo San Lucas.
Mexico. to open a restaurant. He was discouraged to find
Insurmountable problems In his way when he tried to get
the necessary permits, etc.. as a foreigner In that
country. Fortunately for Orange Countians he came back
to opened this newest restaurant In Costa Mesa on June
1.
After dining at the new place. most will agree with
the rave reviews Na.sh has been given by many of the
best-known California restaurant critics. Elmer Diiis
called one of his restaurants ··Honest food for an honest
price." Hefb Baus called his Edinger plaoe in Huntington
Beach a "Fish house fit for Poseidon, prleed for mere
mortals... He's also been featured In Los Angetes
Magazine's "Great Dining" and Bon Appetlt.
Nash manages all this with his small crew of two
waitresees: Clancy levtt. who says she ha worked for
Nath for five yeers, IOves the food and Is stll working her
way through the menu, and Jenny Kraft, who has also
worked for the "Captain" on and on for a number of
years .
Other hetp Includes Santos and Capteln'a ell 'round
man, Francisco, who Nash saya Is lewntng the kitchen
and can do just about anything he's asked to do .
There are perhaps 15 tables In the dining room. In
lddttlon, there are a number of tablel for outdoor dining .
The reltannt Is open I/Mir/ day. Tueedey through
Saturday, It opens at 11 a,m. fOf lunch and 11ays open
untll 11 p.m. Of i.ter If there are 11111 customers coming In .
On Monday It opens at 11 a.m. but doMe Mr1y at 9 p.m .
Sunday hours .. 3 to 9 p.m. Concertgoers at the nearby
amphitheater are just now dlacoverlng the place, so the
hours are becoming a little more flexlbte.
Dress Is lnf«rnal. and prices are extremely
reasonabte for both lunch or dinner. F« mot'e
Information or to «der takeout, phone 631-7172 .
And If some members of your party aten't
enchanted by Ctlptein Nasti•s treasures of the .... he
ha a few Wtr'f good chlctten dishea. No need to •gue
<Y'ifK Where to go for dinner.
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Melt butter. SU. lllmotl n.k• for a minute°' two.
Add Jue1enne cuts of leeks, cerrots. chopped perlley and Ct~· Add 1 cup of dry white ..,_ and reduce by one
Add heavy creem. and egg yolla. Stir W91. s.son to
tute.
Add cootted fettucine, mbt well together. Sprlnkle
wtth Pwm11W1 ctw. S.V. four.
OutOnTheTown·
----Dining out with Judy -------------------------------------------------
The best sandwiches on the Orange Coast
E\Cry )car I go looking for the ~t tint• oll\e 011 Ne\I. the eggplant 1s
sandwiches on the Orange Coast. la)ercd on a long French roll "'Ith
Here they arc. in no parucular order. fresh (raw) spinach sweet roasted
mv Annual Sandwich Award "'toners peppers. marinated amehoke heans for I Q88: and cream\ tclcme cheese . .\nd 1f)OU
thank that sounds prctt) good. you're
I. Newport Ber&er.6880 W. Pacific mll in for a surpnS(. This add1cuve
Coast Hlg)lway, Newport Beacll. httle goodie tastes better than "'ords
14%·5881. S.per Newport Ber1er can describe.
Juov
CHAMBERLAIN ($3.991. This 1s the big daddy of .i The Cafe, Ritz-Carlton, Lapna
burgers. made the Newpon Burger Nipel. 240-5008. Rare Roast Beef,
"'av -JUSt like you'd doll at home 1f California Brie 011 Squw Bread ISll. Ith• to 1mkr a <;alad -and dump
\OU had the time. It's a JUICY half· It's "'onh e'el') pcnn). The only mv'>t ot 11 into ..,ome bread from Pain
i>ounder. with lettu<'C and tomat~s. thing lx-ttcr than lunch an The ( afe at du \fonde fhl· net r~uh 1s an
thou);lnd island dressing and thic k Thl' R·< as afternoon tea tn The impromptu pain bagna
\hces of swttt. red bcrmuda onion Libra!') -or ma) be lunch. dinner. ~ Feli~ Cafe. On The Circle in
The roll is gnlled to perfection. )OU brunch or snacls at an~ banquet put Orange. 6JJ.;;84%. Cubu Sand•;ch
get a side of fn es. too On-the-run on b' this hotel Catered affairs a la 1S!>.2SI RtM\h:d leg of porl . ham.
<liners .... ,11 want to tr) the ten )ak1 RitL.:C-arltonha,enoequalan'"here '"''"t hl'\''>( p1t l k,and mustard on
hurgt'r. the outrageous onion nn~. 1n C'ahforn1a C uhJn·\t\ k hrl'Jd 'eed I \3\ more" etc etc. T his clean li ttle fast food 5 Tiie Restaarant, Neiman· Oh H'\ gt·t thl·rl'carl~ -tht>outdoor
emponum serves a full breakfast Marcas, Fas .. ioe lslud, Newport JlJt111 " populJr all da) for lunches
1 .... onderful omelettes) and makes Beacll. 759-JHO. Duke of Wlndsor Jnd \nal l<. Fl.'h\ 'u' t'' dinner too
hour I .il"a" J\I. tor C!'\tra ra"'
onion' -\O Ollt' "'Ith ' hopped II\ er
.\rn1l'"• hJ' J (Ou pie ot do1en interest·
ing. ..anJ\\ 1rhe\ all "'un h~ of an
a"'ard an thl'ir o"' n nght Of these. one
ot tht• he't '' '>omething called ··ch1nato"n." <.1 \ ouncn of
m;mn.itcd < h1nt·.-.e roa,1 pork loan
v.11h ~ttr·lrtt'd \t'~l'tabks \tufft·d into
a lrl'Olh roll ISti 'Ill
\nd don't IUflll'l good '>3nd.,., 1chl''>
aft' llnl~ J\ tar a"'a' 3'> the neart•st
pll'Cl' ol dekctatik hre.id .\ ti1g-<kal
hrl·ad thl\ ,,~Jr i' ltal1.rn p111a hrrad
/il\.JlllJ l\ho"le~-Wnghtson in Ea~t·
hluffmah"ill freshe'e" da' wdoe'
lht• \tult 'oodlt· on ·R1,erc,ide m "t'"' JX>n lkarh Order a l)la1tt·r ol
l't1ld cut\. butter a piece ol /'Oc·atci.J
and -\OllJ -\OU ha'e the!' he<.t
\Jnd"1'h arciund ·
Pil I. ur a do1l'n \Cone~ at Pain du
\londl' stuff ·em \\llh tilall lort''>I
hJm and ')()me orang.e·tla,ored ma'·
o nna1-.< I make 11 in tht' ( u1s1nan1 -
CHAMPAGNE HARBOR CRUISES
• Brunch Cruises • Supper Cruiu•
NEWPORT HARBOR
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ch1h. salsa and guacamole from aadwich (Si.n l Breast of turle). !I El Tori10 Grill, Fasbion Island.
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OutOnTheTown
The Sugarcubes: What
all the shoutiag's about
By JOHN ROOS
Oelly ..... C .. 11•& .. I
E \ ery now and then a rock band or performer comes along who suddenly
becomes the darling of the media.
Fans of college radio stations and
alternative rock embrace such ~w
talent with an uncommon Leal.
Last year. the talented Terrence
Trent D Arby was the hot new ticket.
But today. no one's creating quite the
bun and antic1pat1on of a dynamic
group from Iceland called the
Sugarcubes.
MaJung their hve Orange County
debut tonight at the Coach House. the
Sugarcubes -fcatunng vocalist
pjork. bassist Bragi. vocalist-
trumpcter Einar. keyboardist M I
1s sacred for us. But 1t' scary
someumes as well."
The band's brutal honesty -and
wlllingness to attack any issue -1s
prevalent throughout their provoca-
tive Elektra debut. ··Life's Too
Good.·· Adult themes of sooth• ng sex
(""f -ing 1n Rhythm and Sorrow").
questioning the eitistencc of God
( .. Deus"). and early seual in1t1at1on
( .. 81nhday") create a welcome ten-
sion that bubbles with an eituberant
defiance.
.\gentler yet more complex side to
the group emerges. however. on
several other story-hke selections.
Songs like •• ick for Toys"' and
"T ra11or" create visual v1gn~e;+.11:,;es~w~1rth.:.,_ ___ _ ~ntt5U1lrtwim-a ..
IE;:!!~~~:;;;;;=;;;;;;;;::;;::;;::;;;::::::-"1~ru111111cr ST . u1 n st or -pJa} the t} pc of seductive. smoldering "We accept each other's per-
sonalities and don't deny our feel-
ings." he said.~ People have said that
we're very much interested in sex. but
)a know. that's JUSt a thing that you really can't Cieny that it exists. But it's
(sex) used in 1he world today as son of
a manipulation -or a depressant -
among people. A taboo."
G rowing up in Iceland. said Om .
greatly innuenced their lyrical style
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rock ·n· roll that hasn't been heard
much since the-hkesofthe Sex Pistols.
X and the Clash exploded onto the I punk scene in the late 1970s.
Like their mysterious hometown of
Reykjavik. the sextet offers a variety
of conflicting emotions and attitudes
-the hot and cold. tough and tender.
aggressive and nunuring. ambitious
and casual. But during a recent
interview with the group's leader.
Einar Orn. a common thread was
re\ ea led that 11es the multi-faceted
band members to each other.
"But sex or those kinds of fc-chngs
aren't bad. so we don't deny them."
he added. "And I'm a big soft1c. so I
believe men can have soft feelings. In
our band. everything goes -nothing
Appearin~ August 23 thru October I
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"We were all brought up b) a
natural environment.'' he said ... Tele-
\'ision was not our bab}s111er in
Iceland. We were put to bed with
stof) te.lling ... the human touch.··
Ha ving already taken Englan~ by
storm w11h two hit singles ~"B1nh
day.. and "("old Sweat' ). the
uga rcubes appear poised for at least
moderate success here in the U.S. ls
that something they would eagerly
"elcome'>
"I think we're good.'' rt>phed Om.
tn a voice echo• ngsclf<onfidencc and
pnde. "But our best songs haven't
been wntten )'Ct We want to become
brilliant. and when we are. we'll
quit."
However. Om changed to a more
reOecuve. senous tone when stating.
"We really have nodes1re to be pan of the music industry. We don·t take
ourselves too seriously. but we do
enjo} ourselves. We don't have an
image or try to unify our tastes -
we're doing something that's totally
difTeren1.··
And it's true. Unlike much of
today·s synthesized. droning tcchno-
rock (i.e. Dcpeche Mode. Erasure).
the Sugarcubes 'rab your attention
with their somettmes swirling. often
muscular and rarely routine brand of
~w rock 'n' roU.
Heatina this unique sound to its
boiling point is the engrouina vocal
prowess of Bjork. who combines the
sexual appetite of Deborah Harry
with the sweet and sour disposition of
Chrissie Hyn<k.
So what kind of COncttt-gOifl&
experience can fans expect from this
innovative and invigoratina t.nd?
"When we're on StaJC. we wouldn't
exist wi thout the 1uchence." slttSSCd
Om. ··we try to agravate them into a
state of active listenin.J. Before a show
in New Haven. we poked fun at all the
Yak students who were still in school
It age JS. And in Montreal r«ently.
everyone was sinina still. So we
decided that we'd play sinins down
until more people stood up."
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Pasternak exhibit opens at Modern Museum of Art
By ROBERT HYNDMA N
Olt ... Dllitr,...Sllllf
l>rJ" 1ng'> oil pam11n~' and "Jtl'r·
,11Jor'> h' the latl' Ru!. .. 1an .irt1\I
1 ,·un1d Pa'ittmal.. art' on t'\h1h1t no"
through 'icpt. 25 at the Modern
\lu~um ot .\rt 1n ~n1a ..\na
P:ucrnal.. 1!> "1dd) rt>gardcd as ont·
11f lhl· tinl'"' Jntsts of wrn-uf-1hc·
H'lllur\ Ru"1J and thl· Mt "ori.., on
d1'plJ\ '>PJll hi\ l JfCl'r
·· \ Ru\\lan lmprt'>s1on1'1 Pa1n1-
10t?\ anJ Dra" 1ni!~ b~ L t'Cln1d
No explanation
for postponement
of Peace Concert
from uH ud Wire ReporlS
l he B1.,hop Tutu \\ orld Peacl·
( unct'rt scheduled fo r ~pt 10 in I os
.\ngcks has been mdcfin11el) post·
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fht• concert. schedultd tor thl' [o.,
..\ngdcs ~temonal C'oh~um. "as
ht-1ng product'd b~ M 11<:hcll Pro-
JUl'lll>n 1n Los ..\ngt'lc' \\end~
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fort·c~ .. but "ould not clahora1c .. ,,l. don't "ant to point lingers at
rx·ople and rum the cha net' of fl'\ I \.
mg 11." she said.
..\rm1:ndan1 said thl' r11mpan~ ha'
no fu1un.· date in mind tor rt•schedul-
1ng the t''cnt. but added .. \\ care'"~
committed to this. Rche'c me. "e
\\l>O.t ht· \1h:nn·J ·
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'Follies' opens UCI season, 'Biloxi Blues' at OCC
With the professional and com-
munit} theater schedules fo r 198~89
rllread> recorded in this space. the spotllfht swings toda)' to the Orange
Coast s four collegiate drama depart-
ments and "'hat to expect on the
undergraduate front ne'{t season.
.\dd111onalh. the ne"' Ahernauve
Rcpenon Th~atcr in Santa Ana and
thc Laguna Playhouse's Youth
Theairr have announced their up-
coming proJects.
The drama program at UCI will JC:t
ofT to a rousing start Nov. I 0 \!<Ith
Stephen Sondhcam ·s musical
.. Follies. .. running throu~ Nov. 201n
the Village Theater. which also will
house "<:loud 9" March 9-18 and
"The Hot L Balttmorr" Ma} 4-13.
Shakespeare's "K.Jng Lear" will
play from Jan. 26 through Feb. 4 in
the Conccn Hall. whale "The lmpon-
ancc of~ing Earnest" (Nov. JO.Dec
3) in the L111le Theater and two plays
in the Studio Thcatt>r -"Faust. Pan
I" ( ~pnl !7-19) and .. .\shes" (Ma)
25-27)complete the uni\ crstt) sched-
ule.
.\t Orange Coast College. Nell
1mon''> "BtlO\I Blues" leads off tht"
ne"-sea'IOn 10 tht' Drama Lab.
running from Sept. 22 to Oct. 2. wtth
Shah· peare·~ "Macbeth" ticketed
for No\ 3-13. Rounding out the
'it'ason "'II be "Come Back to the 5
and Dime. J1mm) Dean. Jim my
Dl·an" h:b. :!),March 5 and "Inherit
the \a. and"(" 1th OCC instructors Bill Purk 1~\ •md Alex Golson heading the
C3\t) 1\111' 4-1 4.
~ean"h1le. 1n the OCC Studio
Tht>ater. the scht>dule includes three
one-act plaH fro m Tennessee Wil-
liams. ~pt: 2-1 1: Lanford Wilson's
Toi
·T1rus
t:l
"Tallc) ·c; Foll) .. and "The Fifth of
J ul~ ... pla)ing in repertory Oct. 7-23:
a ~tudent-darected one-act play fest1·
'al. No'. 16-20: "The World of
Shalom .\le1chcm." Dec. 8-18; "The
D1' tnCC'$." Feb. J-12. more student-
dirccted one-acts. March I 0-18. and
an original one-act festival. also
'itudent directed. o\pnl 14-23.
Golden West College also 1s k1ck1n~
off m ~a')()n wtth "Biloxi Blues.:
Sept. JO.Oct 9 an the maan theater.
Other ma~ productions for I 988-89
will be ·· Christmas Carol:· Dec.
2-11 : "A unny Thing Happened on
the Wa) to the Forum ... March 3-12.
and "Black Comedy." May 5-14.
The college's Actor's Pla}box
theater also will be in operatton. but
the complete schedule"hasn 't yet been
announced.
The musical "Dames at Sea"
launches the five-show season at
Saddlcbad. College. running Oct.
14-30 in the Studio Theater. followed
b' "The HouseofBlue LeavC$." Nov. ~ 13. on the main McKinney Theater
stage. Comple11ng the slate at the
M1ss1on V1CJO rnllege will be "The
Drt"Sser." Dec. 1-1 8 in the Studio
Theater: the musical ··Evtta.'' Feb.
I 0-1 Q. and William Inge's "Bus
top... .\pnl 7-16. both on the
McKinne~ stage.
Uiguna's Youth Theater has a lhc-
pla} season lined up. starting with "A
Liu le Princess ... Oct. 7-9. The bal-
ancc of the !>Chcdule includes
"Barnum." Dcc. 2-11 : "W1lcv and the
H:un Man." Feb. 24-16: ·=1 Never
. a" ~nother Buuerfly," Apnl 11-B.
and "Nightingale." June 16-18 .
Ha' ing opened last ~car to cnttral
acclaim. the .\lternatl\l" Rcpertof)
Theater is planning a second season
of cerebral theater. beginning with
Henn!.. lb!oen's "Ghosts.'' Sept. 30
through No'. 5. Arthur Kop1i's "The
End of the World" (Dec 1-IM and
Jan 5-21) and Jean Cocteau's ".\n
Eagle With Two Heads" (Feb. 10-
March 18) will follow. with an as-~et
undctermined producuon complt>t·
mg the slate.
CALLBOARD -~udit1ons for the
ch1ldrcn'c; pla} .. .\ Little Pn nccss"
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monthl} "Riviera Pops by the Sea"
rnncert 4 p.m. Sunday.
.. lt"s a ballad written 10 a popular.
1.ummerc1al style." explained the
'ong's composer. Donn Laurence
\1111\. who wall conduct the orcht'stra
pool~1d<' at the Dana Point R<'SOn
hotel. "It's fa1rl> singable. and ... v.e'll
in' 11e the audience to sing along." ~prano Mananna G iordano and
tl·nor Richard Dastrup v. 111 JOin the
orchestra.
"On th<' Calfom1a RI\ 1era." v.h1ch
\t ills confes~ he wrote "Just tv.o
"eel..~ ago." contains such 1rrcs1stable
l)ncs (also b) Malls) as the opening.
"The lac that I love most On the
(ah om1a coast s na 0 101. ~n
this for a place that won't offic1al1'
hccome a city until January' ·
MICHAEL
RYDZYISIU
661-5000
• • • ~peJl..ing ot C1a~ \latsuura his
"1k \lar. Palchal.. -for "hom hr l'Ompo~d the .. Fantasia .. -1o1.1ll gl\c.'
a fret' flute rel'1tal a1 the Yamaha
\lus1c Education C cnl\.'r°'> Rrc1tal
Hall in In inl· \ug 16 .\ form<'r
student ol Juhu' Bal.er ot the °"<'"
'l or!.. Ph1lharmontl and .\nne G 1ks
of the Lo'> .\ngt'lt'S Ph1lharmonll.
Palchal.. 1\ on 'l amaha·, ta1:ul1' and
ha'> paforml·d 1n ~u1hcrn · C ah-
forn1a. \l1'>'>t1Un. JJpan Jnd \\e<,t
I l cx Jll~. <.hr ha' plJ,cd ""h th\.'
Pasadena and '\t·" port 1. ham her
urchl·.,trac, lhoth dl'lun1. t 1 and Panik
(1ardl·n (1rt1\e and Rto Hondo <,\m·
phonll''>. and .. 1111 plJ~""''h tht• h~t
l\\O. ~
O~·r:i '-Jt1onal .\ud111ons and Los
.\ngdl''l0
\ 1uor Fuchs Memonal c ompe111111n. fa,cra has soloed v.1th
~Ul h '~ mphun1es as Capistrano Val· k' PanliL La \l1rada and Downe)'.
.ind thl' L,,, ~ngell·s Master Chorale.
TJH·ra "'" sang selections b> C111un11J. Cilllx'n and Sulh\'an. the
< •l'r'h" in'> Jnd Lerner and Loewe.
Thl' url'he\lra. under EdY.ard
Pl·ta\on·, direr11on. "'" also be
Jlllnl'J h~ the l .S '>:a'~ Ban4 ofS3n
Du.~gu Jnd ':inou' guest an1sts an this
01lil1Jl1~ rel'ognm·d land free) Or-
angl' ( oun t~ ( en1enn1al e'ent
• • • )fX'Ji..ing of Oonn Mills. he "111
lllnlanut' to direct the C'ommunit\ ~'mphon~ of Orange Count~. v.h1ch
rCll'ntl\ ha) r1:~1abltshed 11es w11h
thl· PJutit 'i~mphon~ .\ssoc1a11on
'l ou ""¥ht rel·all that 11 v.as the.'
Paulil '~ mphon~ that s1aned the
C 11~mun11~ ~\mphon~ in June of
JI"\ l·nd to the C ommunll~ S\m-phun~ \\ hl('h rl·-formcd earlier '1h1s
'l'Jr on 11' o"n
"\h·'rl' 'l'I'\ l'\Cltl·d about this
rt·nl'\\l'U rl'la1.1onsh1p." said Louis
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at •erv r••••••••• 11irk••·
LUlltM T•.S.. 11 »1,.._
·CU-_.. ..
VlltES'S
270 E 17th St
COSTA MESA
1'22·t2M
BROOll Y'N PllZA MnS-
123S E. l~ial Hwy
PLACENTIA
SM-12'0 The R1v1era Pops has slO'-"I)' taken
'hape as a summer sencs of ltght
da~s1cal/popular music that not onl~
has spon cd Brahms' Hungarian
D:inC'r No. 5. Max Steiner's ··Gone
\\'1th the Wind" theme and such
Ill.ilk hits as "In the Mood" and
.. \fair/) Ooats:· but , also Orangl.'
Coast composers' works as well. Last
month's concert premiered "The
"ight Has a Thousand E>es'' b> Ra)
Johnson of San Juan Capistrano.
"hale v.orh b> Gary Matsuura of
In me ("Fantasia for flute and Or-
ch1:s1r.i··1 and Mano L1zarr.1µ ('"The
Rallad of Old San Juan C'ap1 strano"J
ha'e also bttn performed b~ thl'
orchestra.
l tw ~fl rn rt'rtt.11"1ll nin1ain flute "°'"" b' J ~ BJ1.'h. Dutxm. ~tart1nu. \l uu,n·,~, JnJ Duullt'U\ l 1m
'ill•de J C hJpm.in C ollcgc \tJtl
p1;1nl\t ,q(I Jl'cnmpan) Pakhal..
'l JmJhJ " ltl\.Jtrd JI I q)) kffrt•\
Road an If\ 1nr ·
P"to. Panik S) mphon~ 's Clll'Cut1ve
dtrl'l"tor .. fhl' b\)ard 1~ comm111ed to
nulrt'.llh actl\1t1 es. and the Com-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
mun II\ )\ mphom I'> one of scvt•rnl
Pl)"''' l' ,i1:p' "e·n be 1aking."
The Dana Point Reson as located at
~5135 trect of the Park Lantern.
. . .
"iix-.1!..1 ng oi' Ir' in1.· r JnJ thl· l 1JrUl'n
(1n1,1.· °''mphnn,1 Jnnthl·r ln1nl'
rl'\tdl.'nt mu\ll'!Jn ''Ill \11h1 in (1Jnkn
(1nl\l'·, \ 1l1Jgc (1rrrn P.ui.. ~lprJno
( l'k\I<' T J' era" 111 f)l'rlorm on Gar-
den C1ril\I.' ~'mphCln,·, Jnnual
.. ~ummt·r "'mflhlm' 10 1h,· Par!.."
l'Ollll'rt .\ ug 2tl .11 5 \11 p m
\\ IOlll'r of the I \I -\ktropol11an
T how :ll'tt' 1t1e\. as outlined b'
\p"to. indudl· n \tudent appren··
11,l·,h1p program l.x-111.een Panlir
"' mphorl\ mem~·rs and grad\.'·
'l htiul 'tudent~ in the count\. form·
1ng.1 mult1-d1\C'1phnan program "•th
lhC' ti l\pan1l lommunit,: and Pacilil -.~mphl1n~ ml·mlx·r'g"·inga~ne,of I
l hJmhcr t ''nl·en\ at 'a nous sates
\lu\1t1.ln\ 1ntere\ll'd an Joining th\.'
Jll·\ 11luntl'l'r ( ommUOll~ S~ mphOO)
lJn ,Jll the P.aulil "i~ mphon~ oOire~
JI 9-'· 1 l~2
McCormicks Lan ding Is
Pleased to An nounce Our ...
Reopening
for Lu nch and Di nner.
LUNCH: Monday thru Friday DINNER: Nightly from
11 :00 a.m. to 3:00 p.fT\. 5:00 p.m.
3180 Alnray An. • Coeta II-•
(714) 548-3334
''After Brandon's,
Fresh King
Salmon
will never be the
same!''
This summer. Brandon's
features a fresh Pacific
King Salmon Dinner.
We present a fresh
poached Pacific King
Salmon Filet fini hcd
with a dchca1c sorrel
"3UCC.
You'll also gel your
choice of a garden
fresh green salad or the
soup of the day. plu
steamed and seasoned
potatoes. fresh vegetables and
warm sourdough bread.
All for only $13.95!
I h1• ·lll'r I• \,1hd 1hr •Ul!h <\ucw•t ! , I,. "
And afterwards, cnJOy dancing 1n Brandon's Lounge
I IOO 8&itlc_r t..-. M ... («>I) 02-6311
llSO A--d lhc Arta, C:O.. Mela (714) 7S4·1l03
ltutrvlltOM ___... Adjllllalt ">I.he ~y ~ HOid
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Dally Pilot Oatebook/ Friday, A~st 19. 1988
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OutOnTheTown
STEAK & SEAFOOD C R AZY HORSE
STEAKHOU SE
TALE OF THE WHALE
Experience a step back into ttme
to a µlact> \\hl're you can dtne al
your uwn lrisurt'. Enjoy tht ro-
man~-e uf old Ne\\p.1rt with a pan
11ram1c ha) \-lev. Excite your
,.,"""~with thrir sensational sea·
f1".d and traditwnal favorjt1t'S
Breakfa I i a m. Mun · Fri .. Lunch
l I .a Mon ·Fri.. Dinner 4-11
Mun, Sat. Sat. and Sun. Rrunch
7 .a. Oystf'r Bar Fri , Sat & Sun
Banquet facilities up lo 500 400
Mein St., Ralboa. 67:l 46:l:l.
THE O RIGINAL BARN
FARMER STEAKHOUSE
\'p,.' The~ llTl' thf' unicinal Famous
fur their une-and·a ·half pound
P .. r1erh .. uM! slt'ak~ and ftaturin11
d1wla~ brrnlinl( P ruudl> !>f'rvin11
fur :!6 )l'Br~. Mu\'l"t( and 1trowin11
v.ith Costa J\te"81 Nt>w loc:atton in
Harh<•r C't>nter nuv. O!)t'n~~ Off
\\'1L"<•n l>t'tv.een Marshall's and
1-:dv.ard~ Theattr Servin!( M-Sat
11 .i.m tu clcisinic. Sun :l closinit
.!.11111 Harbor Rl\d . CO!lta Mtta
IHI 9-;77
BOBBY McGEE'S
Our houi.t; specialty is makin1t
"Pr)· meal a special occasion'
Yuu'll want a frunl row~at for thP
food and fun at Bobby McGtt.
v.hne the menu ftaturts favorit~
ltke prime nb of bttf au JUS. onl\
the finbt available freth fish,
l'SDA chv1ce steakr., lobster. and
c .. mbinllion dinners. Every entrtt
include!> u\en-frHh brtad. fresh
H'getable, and a trip to our award
,.innin salad bar .and after din
ner. )UU can anct' and romance i n
the \\'ttt Coast's mO!lt eimting
nightclub Fur e night on the t.Qwn,
ur anytime, makt> it special with
the magic:. In Ntv.purt Beach, 35-'l
East C'oai.t H1ghwa)'. For reser
\al iuns call Ii 141 fli:l 5:v!O
THE C ANNER Y
Thi historic: waterfront landmark
1n Newport's Cannery \'1lla11e fea
tures frtth local 11eafood and Eal>t
ern bttf Con515tent1y g;iod . er
\IC't'. open for l.un('h, Dinner. Sun
Brunch and l'hampagne Hartxir
C'ruiws Entert.tinment n111htl~
and • un afternoons. EnJOv the
loun,e f1"id p llt'rv-superb clam
chowder' :lOIO LaFaHtte
67[,.f,jjj
Country dining with clat<s'
Authentic Y.•estern dttor re>.
taurant and saloon. featuring
prime rtb, frei.h ttafouds, and
their famous pan llautttd i;teaks
Lun<'h. Mon·f ri Dinner rt'!it'r·
vat1ons guaranttt'd Dancing and
live music an the ~alocm. Dyer Rd
Exit/Newport Fwy Santa Ana
111•15'C9·1512
REUBEN'S OF NEWPORT
This is the original and has been
serving Newport Beach for 26 years .
Their specialty is seafood and
steaks. Chef a special selections daily
and famous for their broasU!d
chicken, too! A beautiful waterfront
view of Newport Bay enhances the
atmosp here. Perfect for busineu
entertaining and romantic din ing.
Located at 251 E. Coast Hwy .• New·
port. Reservations accepted. Phone
67:t-l505
THE REX R ESTAU RANT
Located on the oceanfrontt across
from the Nrwport Beach pitr, Thr
Ru 1s the Orange Coast's most
exclusivr wafood rtttauranl. Well
TREES
Nestled in t he forest behind t he
Port Theatre on Pacific Coast
H ighway in Corona del Mar ia
T rees restau rant. Secluded aa it U.
on a sjde 1lreet, thoee who have
discovered it have found Orange
County's most charming and
~OJ-~
gourmtt fish selections and
spec1ah:r.an11 in SWffl Channel
Island abalone, tender veal arlti
prime meat.a. The Ru Rl'!IUiurant
1s tht> cho1« of locals as weU as
v1Ritors. Recipient of the pres·
tig1ous T ravel-Holiday award.
Casual/t>lecan t attift'. Sunday
Brunch. dinne r. Call 675-2566 for
r~rvallonM. Valr1 parkinK
S AIL LOFT
:-;011 Loft Bar & Crill ftaturei;
oct-an \iew d1ninjl with the
t'mpha"'" 11n frt'l'h ,Hfo•rd Ovster
har, li\l' enterlatnm!'nt niiihtl\ in
the bar &Tt'a. Open f11r rlinm•r
ni1thtl) fr11m 5 '' m \\'eekrnd
hour< frnm l(J.;10 a m fahulou"
Sunda.-Hr11n1·h Lo<:ated 111 -11~1 I'(' H · 1n l.aJlune H!'arh
u n ique Ame r ican c u111ne.
S hrouded in a soft put.el decor,
match ing table set.tings, candJes,
fresh flowers and glo-Mnr fire·
places set the ~ene. The intimate
dining rooms. piano lounre and
--4 .. •fl~~
with living treea. The modern
American cuisine is prepared by
creative Chef Russell Armstrong.
H is lovely wife. Abbey, i1 the hoet ·
ru. Trees menu is a limiU!d but
interesting variety of international
flavors with choices from ho me·
made pasta, fresh grilled fish and
steaks. veal, lamb, Oriental
chicken and salads to a bsolutely
exot ic desserts. Dress is casual but
dreuy.
Reservations recommended (714)
673·0910. Open seven days a week.
Lounge open 5 p.m. to midnight.
440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar.
ITAUAN
VINNIE'S
Thr best Italian lo•rd prPµared
Crum the freshest in1tred1eno.
UStnjl no preurvat iVl'o;, sail. SUjCtr.
ur ures.o; fats. Ownt'<f b\ \"innie
C:11londrea of Brooklyn 1'1zza
Works. fam11u,, for havinK The
Best Piua in Oranl(e C'ountv h\
The C real Piz:za Hunt 270 F: I 7th
St. in COlita MPSa. 722-9264.
VILLA NOVA
A beautiful bay view crtata the
romatic eetting that has made the
Villa Nova a "apec:ial kind of
place" for over 50 yeat!l. Superb
cuisine from Central and North·
ern Italy served in Old World
charm. Extensive wine lisL Din-
ner nightly. Piano bar. Full menu
til 1:00 a.m. 3131 Wf"lt Cout Hwy .. Newport Beach. "42-7880.
IVEXICAN
Ml CASA
T heir food ia like a trip to Meiico!
Hoepit.ality goes ha nd in hand
with their motto, "Mi C11sa ts Su
Casa," or my house is your house.
Elitablished 1ince 1972. it's no
wtret fiiende •n.i<l:x djrili!&_here.
Open daily from 11 a.m. for
Lunch, Dinner and C-ockt.ails.
Entert.ainmPnt Wed.-Sun. night.a
in the Burro Room. ~ E. 17th
St .. Costa Mtll8. &45-76?6.
GRANO D INNER THEATER
l mprt>ss1vr dinin1t and pru
le,,1 .. nal µntdu<'t111n' are urr tu
pll'a't' l'fllh ttme )11u VtMl The
ex1n111rd1n&r) buflet offl'r~ roast
hJT1111 11f ht-t>f, l(la1ed ham with a
lru11 ,.auce, Geurl(1a rh1rken with
pl·urhl'' .111d .elrue ancl thr Mahi
:"-1oh1 1> ..ened ma peasant saure.
Tn ~11lor (e11urc1m and cream 11 a
real fa\'onte En1oy dinnt'r and a
pla)' t11ni1eh1! Grand Dinner
Thl'alt'r loc:att'<f within the Grand
H11tl'I m Anaheim at I Hotel W1v
\all 772-7710
HARLEQUIN
DINNER THEATER
F.\ l'r\' cu!ltomer ran be experted to
lit' trutt'<f like a «lebrity. Tilt'
tht'ater urff.>n. scrumptious meals
wtth t11p µruductiunli in ao ele1tant
atm11,,phl'lt'. Tht 5<'tumptuous
huffett includt'l> roast baron of
he1:f, chickrn and fi h d ishes,
µa,.tai.. salads, \'tge1ables, and sin-
ful de..serb. The Sat. and Sun.
hrumh inrludes a varit'ty of eitl(
dt~he". The Celebraly T erract' is
a'ail11ble for p rivate dining. T ht>
11ul1\ 1dualh decorated prwate
hakom· TCN•m~ 11\trlook thl' •SO·
i.t•at h1;rse11hoe ~haped main room.
ThP Harle4u111 i~ liicated 11 :i!lO:\
!"I Harbur 1n :ianta Ana C'all
9;9.7;,:,o,
ONEDFAK..C
G INO'S ON THE HILL
Alm.,,.1 a (""la • t'll "1andmalrt'---------
" hen• friend' and memorie' meet. ( :11111·, 1~n 't an Italian Restaurant,
hul 11 rei.Laurnnl lwinit run by a
Hurni> Italian. F.ven thou1th tht'y
"""t' many Italian llt'ms, they also
ufler 11 lar1:r \ ariet~ uf other itt>ms
on their mrnu Known for
"H111tt'>t l1Ntd and friendly !lf'r·
'1<1•," G11111\ featurt'l' a varied
menu v.11h empha.'" 11n quality
and u•a,.11nabll' pricl'i.. Co<'klail
huur v.1th 1111ere~t1t11C not10"11 al
I 10 pm. and li\e t-ntl'rtaanmenl
:'-lun 1hru Nit lr11m f\:30 pm.
Su1urd1n & Sunda\ breakf8$l
lr11m 9 u:m l.1 ... ·att-d a t 4:18 K l';th
Strf't't. c .... 1a 1'll"ll Call 6!10 1 i!ill
fur rri.en al111n~. d1rectt11n' 11r
"halt•\ er
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THE 8A1_l.ru l~Jl82 R.-dh1I . U!to" ~II 1111) Amencan from $411!\ from '3 9!\ Sl 1.9!1 from S2 7!\ 4 30-7 •· • * BRISTOL BAK a G KILL-Hollclay IH Arnenain S6 ll!\-$1Z 9!\ $3~$700 $8 9!\ 3131 Bn.wl, ('tai. M"" M7-3000 S2 00-$500 ... , • • "-&,;)'
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CR~YHORlE STEAKHO USE IWl ..... tw,lk-. ""' ANI )4!1-1$12 ~':f~ S99!1 $16Y!I S3 ll~S9 9!\ Holidays S-7 * • *
LE ~PDI JUI le Udo. ~ 8Mdl t11>-U04 French rrom SIO from$!\ 50 from Sl!\.50 *
MA\C ELLO'S 1"'>11~ ..... Rl•"il """"""~"' a.-.. 11 "~' '"'.,
li.lwn ,,,,..., ~ '" from $.I~\ ~·r &I .....
MJ CASt M""""n A 1 .• tarh !.'~~~\ ~ j * • 1!111 ., 11th I C'.<»1.11 M4'M 64$ 7626 &. ltWl\bf
·rtEWPORT OYSTE'l,!A.f: '79 RILL
100 w °""""'"'"' ,... .. ...,,, " ) 5f,~ood "6 9!\ ... ~ ~!IS S l~!I) ;,F\~ U\,Tu
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PAP~'~ t~· TMY Arnir .... n U !*) $1i II~ ·~!I\ Ill ~ Jl\I~~~ • ll~ • '' """"-""' & 11 ""'1 \.l>rJ
IN-1£.~ ~~JlJ~ ~ 1rom•109' M 9$-S9 9!\ 11"' .. aio !\O •·CJ0..7:00 • • \J~To • I . ' rwAUllOu11s llKSTAUIANT Fifth -sous~ ~!Wncley 00·7:00 * ~ M.60 \'• o..-. ~ -.... r.1 r.m s..l<•od Al.&.!l'll I
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