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bargaining weapon
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resignation signed
WORLD/A4 T~TE/AS
THE ORA GE COAST
Safer roadwork
C.ltt•nt director Bob 8est unvells a .. Give
•em • l»r•lr•'' bfllbo•rd at John Wayne
Airport to kick off the summer construction
se•1on Wednesday. Caltrans flrrt launched
the campaign In 1 •z to promote employ••
and motorist •wareness. The pr~am has
reduced roadwotlrer fat•lltles. according to
the department.
Lion Elub' s .
Fish Fry,.
carnival
previewed
25CE 'F
TH R DAY" l\1AY 25'1 1989
Fe~eral pane~ told
dri·lling_plan-wr-ong-
By LESUE EARNEST
Of the 04illy ,._ s ....
Southern (ahforn1ans Jlrcad~ suf-
fer health ha1ards as a result of au
pc>11ut1on and should not fiaH' to ale
the dd1t1onal threat gcncr.itcd b)
offshore 011 dralhng flJ . Orange
Count)' Su pen 1sor I lamctt \\ 1cdcr
told a task forc e \\ cdncsda)
Wieder "a one ol t\\O Orange
Count)' otlic1als "ho took pan 1n a
fact-findina conference an Lo\ .\n-
gdcs "here a prc\1dcnt1al task for~c
spent the da\ ga1hcr1na 1nform311on
on the pros 11nd coM of 011 dnlhng oil
the California coast.
Wieder and l.a&una Beach Ma\or
Robcn Gcntr) were two mcmhe~ of
a panel of 11 elected official . most of
whom ~poke against the propo t•d
Lease Sak 9.S. That kasc ..ale "'ould
allow 011 exploration an thr outc1
con11ncn11 I ~hclf which began~ thrn.·
male\ offt;hore bct"ccn Ventura and
the Mcxt an border
Drilling oppont!nts honor Laguna Bt!ach mayor. AZ
The panel included Lo\ \ngell's
\la)or Tom Bradlc} ~n Pl"tl·
V. 1lson. Lt (,o, Leo ~k( anh'
-\ttorne' General John Van de l\.3mp
anJ ( onirollcr Gr.i\ Da' 1~
-\t her tum at the m icrophone.
\\ 1eder 1d at madl" httlt' ~nst for the
f~cral gO\emmt'nt to cnc:ouragc off~hore 011 dnlhng th.lit "'ould 1n-
\rcasc air pollunon "h1le at the .,..me
111nc an 1!..t1ng that ~1nc1 air quahh
'lOntrob be adhered to on 'iho~
"We haH• an air qua ht) J)robk'm of
cp1l propon1on~ .. W1l'dcr told the
task force .. , ou hil\r heard un
doubtcdl) about o ur \tr Qu.~~11)
Management Plan 1 hat plJn g&·,
fonhcr than an) r>rt"cedang air plan
Jll)"'hcrc In the lOUnto \\l· lilH.'
"1lhng to undl·rt. kr this' cnnrnwu'
Lasl to l lean our Jar " <ohc 'wlld
Hov.e\.er. W.1eder added. those
cffo ns should not be hampered bX
"ancons1stences at the federal le-vet.
While the En"1momental Protectton
'\gency IS IOSJSlJnJ 'OD stnct JUtde-
lmc to clean the air in the basan, the
Dcpanmcnt of Interior 1 proposina
dnlhng. v.h1ch "ould have the op.
po ate effect, she said.
.. What needs lo be done 1s for the
tv.o federal agencies to get their act
together," he said.
Wieder also pl'C'sentcd the taslc
torce a resolution adopted this week
b) the Board of upervisors rejcctina lea~· sales off the Orange County
l.'OJ I
Laiuna Beach Mayor Rohen Ge:n-
tr~ tool.. the opportunity to briefly
l>Uth nc a number of oil accidents
(PIHM see ORIWNG/A2t
. '
Dead ma,., found in· surf was missing pilot from .HB
By the D•.lty Piiot
The Orange Count\. benff, Dcp:tnml'nt r,.11d
"1cdne~a) that a man found de;id in the <surfTuc~J' JU'lt
nonh of L.iguna lkach "B' la t Sttn fl:r1ng a pranc out ol
Meadowlark -\1rpon an llunungtoo Beach on aturda'
night
The man 1den11fie<..I a<o E<lrl Da' ad l Ilene!... 'ti ul
('0\"ER STOH ,. I POl.ITl(·s
Hunlln&tun Bl'Jlh took oil lrum thl' a1rpon around tu
pm an a s1nglc-cn1unc. l\\O-~atl·r rt'd and "'h1te plant'.
\hcnffs Lt Bob R1' a\ sau.l
"lk "as alont' a~ far a~ "l' kn<.l" .. RI\ as ~•d
But no "'rcdage ha' lx'cn lound Rl\as s.a1d .. We
haH~ been searching fmm tlunungton lkat:h south for
\Hl'lkaie," Rl\DS ~ad
R1 \a had no other information
(. auo,c ul lkath ,., '>1111 pcnd111g an' c't' .111011
;ncorJ1ng ICl lhl· u1unt' loronl·r·, 11llill
\n Jlquaentann· 't·tcran lcKal rl1cr r> 1n l>odgl'. -.J1d
l lll'mk hadJU~t rcn·ntl\: lloughl the planl· lalk<l an \1r
Cou~
.\rounJ thl' 11rpon. t llcnd.. "a' l·allcd ·Rid.""
JClOrd•n& 10 Dodge. l lkm I.. had JU'il purlha..cd rrv~'l l\
an Orc1on. ~he ma) ha\(· llt:en htadl-d th<'re Satu1da)
n1&hL Uudgc s;uJ
r\n cat I\ · mornin1 1oucr ~potted l lllcnd:, body
1 ul·lo<l•> tl0.111ng an a roch au-ca a long the coa tlinc
11<-t"~n C l)~tal C OH' and ~·01 man· Co.,c.
His bod\ "•l'I the second 1n I 0 da) ~found m the atta
ncar(l)stal( O\CSt.ne Parle Pa 'it'rs·b~ on rla) 14.found
thl' bod) of a \Oung "Cl~an along the roadside
ln'e 11ptor h.i'e <11111 not l"ittn ahlC' to 1dcn11fy the
"Oman. ''ho \\J) l..1llt'd Jn·ording to an autops).
Power shift incorporates new majority Neighbors ·
support
residential
plan in NB
Outsiders enlisted to help solve state's problems
By PAUL AftCHIPLEY
Of -04illy "'-Sult
As th~·\ ha'e throughout L \
his I'}. v.h111: male'> ho ld the ~c\\ to
nniau--TIK"\ control thc bu:lrd room~
urst \ 1n the poht•\ I l'or·
qdo e cuum ihl arc 1h,
lfl 1dcrs
But to the out 1<lcrs -prim nl
cthnk m1norit1c'I nd v.om('n -1~.
arc, collcct1\cl). "old, wh1IC' fat.
balc,hni men" "-ho arc< ut of o,tcp \lrllh
&he tames and f.11hna tu meet the
nee~ of~1ct)
The uncomphmcntal')' de npt1on
~ s dch,ertJ :u ti mccuns earlier thr\
)c..ir thJt brouint 101cthcr 7fl !'k'<>Pk
rcprcscnt1nT d1'\pJrate cthn1 . r• 1ul
and \pcc1a 1nh.:rest group!>. )le'
haH cmhlr~eJ on a goal to br1na tht
outJ1ck11 1n tu help addr1; the maj r
1 ucs fa •na the \late.
Thc)l'rt dubbins 11 the Cahfom1a
Compact, an 1&1rttmcnt amona rcp-
tt'ICnt.ath e' of the di,,en.r group'\
•ho populate the ate to v.nrk
totcthcr on the problem that no~
hinder and thrnten to cnpplc C ah-
f'ornaa
l.Ocat s-nec1oanu include \\ahcr
Gerken ol ( oro na dcl \tar the
former chairman of Pa"1ftl '1utu;il
Life In urancc ~tale \en \lanan
Bergeson. R-:-Oe" port lk3l h anJ
Thomas N1el!ien 'llC chairman of
1 ITc mine Co
The) 're JO•~ h) a b1part1\an
Jl'OUp from a.CfO\S the \lillC that
includes \late \ssembl) man John
\ Ol on cllo • 0-Jnta (Iara < orndl
\1a1cr. rc11rcJ chairman of i....i1\Cr
:\lum1num. .\nton1a Hernande1
frcs1den1 of thl' \l~\ll:lO· meman
cgal Defcn c ~ l:.ducatmn fund
Audre} Y .1maa.ata·NOJ1. tru tee "1th
the Santa ·Anoa l n1fied hool 01s-
1rn;1 Kathkcn Rro"'n. s1'itcr of for-
1m:r (1Q\ Jcrf) Brown and pubhl
"'01k,comm1~~1onerin Lo An rle\.
arul If rbcrt LW'ler C:\C<.'Ut1vc "tlC
cham.~llor for C alafo1 n1a · 111c llfll·
ver at}
mon c prrs\tnl 1\ U<" on the
table a educa11onal rrform. traffit•
conic ion. thr en' 1ronmcn1 and
\!tC ra11na roads and ut1lit> >
te
But in contra\! 10 the ran1..an
poh11C1 ofSAcnamcnto. dominated a\
11 " by "ntk-muc 'ptt1al 1ntcrt t
1ruu(>) aand a d cb1\itat1na confroftta·
11onal i.t) k organ11crs of the Cah·
forn1a Compal! sccl.. .:ollJbora11on
and con..cnsu'>
1111 in the formatn c sGiics. the < ahforn1a Com pact was proposed b)
the <. ahforn1a fa'Onom1c [)c.,clo(l-
mcnt Corp Formed 1n 19 6 b> Go'
Dcull.me1111n to develop a str.uc,1c
plan for C"ahforn1a's future CC"onom~.
the corporation compn!oes some of
the tatc' top educators and bustnl"\
leaders Nielsen )Cf'C as chairman
L.1 t )Car the c:orpora11on 1 ucd a
1cpon ... V1)1on California 2010,"
that focu~d on the challenge of the
nc\t two decade .
H1ghh1htcd in &he report wcrt uch
problem a~ trallic congcs1u~n1_ "1th a
"unina that the il\craac commute
tame b) 2010 could trctch from .is
minute to more than two hour
ISO noted "ere JfO""th tall tat~
~ho-.1n1 the tatc".sdl\crsc mtnont1e
v.111 soon outnumber v.tutc
It "'I lh.at kno~tcdae that br"u~t
t ether another aroup of public and .
prn'ltc S«tor leaders 1n I~ 7 10
d1\Cu the 1row1n1 lcadcr'\h1p en ..,
1n C"11Jrorna1.
fhc aroup rcsol"cd to idtn11f) at1J
nunurt 1omorro"'0
.\ lc-adc!'l b' bnni·
1ng an th1.· c:thnil nHn\mt1c~ amt
"omen "ho h.l'I." tx·1.•n ldt out.
The' lormcd ( .1hl\irn111 L cadcr-
hip. J b111.a1t1\Jn group" ho~ \latl•d
purpo)C 1\ 'to prq>an-the ne\I
tcner;mon tor lcadl·r'lh1p. to bnd!l.t:
the 13p bet .. ~~~n uur current mct1i-
l 1Cnt -at not 1nupcrat1onal -
dcc1s1on-maling pnl(~\ ttnJ an 1n-
du~1\.c, ll'lllJhor.lll\l' coordinated
.ind opt111mlll puhhC' a enc.la that
addrl'\'I(.'\ thl' l'nlll llHlU\ nl'N' '" thl\
\late ·
C"ECX enh\ll'J < ahlorn1a I c.•aJN
.. hap to build 1h1.• < .ihfornrn Compa1."t
J\ a JOIOt \ l'OIUr<.'
rhu'i d1J \Offil' 11t thl' \t,\ll' \ kaJtng
tigurc!l 1.nllll' 10 meet \\1th a dl\Cr-.e
group ol lthn1l m1nort11e~ and
\\Onll'n to l'\ploH• a Ill'"' .tppmarh to
pnlbll'm \uh mg
f he} ~1.·k to n•pJ.uc ~omb.ill'l'.
conftontataonal poh11c \\Ith col
laborataon Jmun1 1hc mul11t.1nou'
s~1a.I 1ntcn:'it!l thJt populate < alt
fornaa
Gtrkcn. "'ho .., CO-('ha1r ot. (alt·
forn1a lcadcr\h1p, ..a id 1f\ a nt'C't'~':
uJ') lcp 1n haht of the l."hanaina ta~ of
the popula,.e.
He and other participant bclte'c
the maJor probl~ nffi!1n attention
"on"t be he~ ~~le C'\Cf"\Ont• v.ho
I) 10~tcd ha 3 \QI~ In thr pro<e'i\
Walter Gerken
It \\on't hap~n al \\l' reh on tilt•
present method\ of 1.onlron1.u wn
and h.tr'h pJn1~n hip " l1cr~cn
S3td
An1c1nia Hcrnandc1 ut \1 \ l Dll
agreed · The pn:'~nt Jcadc1\h1p 1\
la1ling u ... ~ he ~1J. "In hu"nc ... in
pc,>ht1~' the "'•> "c'\C' ~-n Ol)lnJ
thrnp 1\t\ 1 gmn to "or~ anymort."
Par11t·1panh at the tif'\t. ml'Cltn~\
"'Cll" t~·nteti\ ('
(Please stt COMf'ACT /A2t
rtyownersoppos:e 7-stOrymalJ proposal
.. We JUst finished 1pcnd101
$400.000 rcmodclina o ur
propenia."' said Or. Fnnk Flores. co-owner of Cosaa Maa Otnal rropentet. '"Trwwe ~ A)-
toe1ata Ms ma ooty iokcn at-
lCtnnH IO Mllif) lk propft1) ov.n-Cf"l.",-7.
ne ....u-sec:wy ana11 would d1
ptece JS.000 IQ..,, fett of-.,. and otMr .,..__. DOW aoc..d Oft the &naftlie, ...... ...,, • .,. tbrhof
and Nc\\pof1 boule,ard and JQth
trttt ~rald J, K.Ju~. a panner in TnantJc Sq ... re A ~aalt , said i;·on·
ltruc110ft of tht S~m1lhon centttr
could \>estn a early a nc't fall, with
complctaon tent.all,cl~ ~hcduled for
January or fcbrua.J') 1991.
Included 1n the 4 S...crt proJCCt
v.ould be a.n undcrsround up(r·
market and an c'ahMcrttn 1ncple
Ockon movie thatcr.
' GOOD MOR I G
The prOJ«t hu won cnthu\11\t1c cndo~mcnt~ from pfu.dc~clop
ment advoqu c und some other
rn1dcnts ~ho ta> the ~j«t \\ 111
enhence the do•ntown 1.tt1.
"I'm hett to~ m)· wppon to the
pro.JC t. partu:ularl) bc\. .. u~ o( the
pubhc ·~ tt will offt-r." ~1d l..arT) Granter. conductor of the outh
Coa t ) mphuny Orthc tra.
Tbc Pro.tttt will havt a "to~n
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By NtlS YOKOI
Of -Dlltly ,_ 1"f'
"lc1jhbonna residents want a SQO..
lCl"C' \trct h o( land at the Ut~mc
west end of ewport Beach to be
dc'"elo~ v.1t.h s1~c family-ho mes
once 011 fields tbctt cease opcn1t100,
accordina to a de' clopcr-sponsorcd
'u"c~
The acreage alona the Santa Ana
R1.,cr 1s one of t.he last lal'JC un·
de,elopcd area 1n ewport Beach's
i-phcrc of influence It ttttches from
C"o•m H~hv.a to 19th trect.
Officials of the West Ncwpon Od
Co • which manqc thc site, and ~
county w\11 keep the u~)' ~ults in
mind as the) rompletc a land~
plan for the propcny o~CT the next
"'cral month ·
West "'lt"Wport Oil offteiti1 ori
V..-ednesda) ~katrd molts of tbt'
Uf"\.Cv. wtuch was conductt'd to Ft
rtsidcnt tn~t bebT the oil firm
came up v.1th its o•n ~doptaait
pro I
•• 'ewcrcan~1nfln.dl111out
v.hat the 'd bu to mie dM!fto .. W•
ev.wnOtl~David,..
said. .
The urvey rauht cenau.ty will not~" c as w blwpriat fDt me• W~t CWl)Ol't Oil ollkiaa IU&t. 81it
the mull •~ contittent wida ~oil
firm· OY..ft \bintu.,_ PliM IMd.
The propeny • ia IM Nl•P'
8elCh ...... Of i••••··· ... been opc:rab• II Moil ... -...
t 944. C\tlftM!y, .. ._. ....... "r
Mobil Ott and 1'.Mdlo-!,•-11
Panncnlup.
For \be,_ fow ~ *' ~ "" ••-•n•1A11
. I Conservative belleves death of communism evident
-PAUL~ °' .............
F• yeu1. Kennnh l... Adelman worked in bis various aovemment
c:apecitia lo protect America rrom its
foreian ad veruries.
He was the director of the U.S.
Arms Control and Diannament A8enCY under President Req.an, the
ICICond·in-<:ommand to U.N . Am·
'bMMck>r Jetne Kirkpatrick and assis-
\an\ '° Secretary of Defense Donald
H. kumsfcld
So it is with some satisfaction that
lbc conservative spokesman watches
two of Amcrita's bilJeSt foes, the
Sovaet Union and mainland China,
unravel on their own.
"The march of freedom is un-
mistakable, the death of communism
is evident," Adelman said Wednes-
day.
Hia comments plUedcd a talk 11
the Four Seasons hoael in Newpon
Beech at a two-day national leader-
ship seminar $ponsored by Hillsdale
Colleac's Shavano lnstilute.
Hilltdale is a staunchly indepen-
dent. COftttrvative institution in
Michipn \hat refuses any kind of
federal aid, iocludinj s1udtnt money
derived from aovcmment loans or
scbolanbipt. Its supporten believe
its independence from government,
churches and other orpniz.ations
affords it true academic freedom.
And "freedom" is the rallyin_1 cry
beina heard in the U.S.S.R .. China
and around the world, Adelman said.
He laments America's apparent
failure to capitalize on the historic
events taking place in other countries.
For instance. be criticized Prcsi-
dent Bush for what he called "fuuy"
forcian poJ!q pronou~ments, and
11ld the U.S. should take a Inion
from China on how to detl w1th the
Soviet Union.
China consistently rc(ustd to wt rm
up to Soviet overtures, contendina
there were thru obstaclct to better
relations: Soviel troops in Af&hani·
suin Soviet troops on their common
border. and lhe Soviet-backed Viet·
namese troops in C~mbodia.
Only when Premier Mikhail
Gorbachev acted on those three
obstacles did China'sleadersopen the
door to his visit last week, Adelman
said.
He proposes that Bush adopl a
SJmilar approach, and offered three
obstacles he feels the-Soviets should
address: tear down the Berlin Wall
and reduce Soviet troops in Eastern
E"ropt, reduce mU1~ ~ndlna.
and mcttase the free now of inror-meuoo and ciuiens aero&\ its botden.
The dcmandt •~n't u.nreuoruible
-Gorbechcv hat talked about alJ
thtce himself, Adtlman uld.
"He said he's rcducina troops in
Europe. We'rcencourqjnahim to do
more," he said.
"He said he's aolna to reduce the
defense bud.act l 2 percent.
"He wants one ireat dcbatin&
society in the Soviet Union. None of
the three conditions are 'Made in the
U.S.A.' condttions."
Adelman doesn't think
Gorbachev's pronouncements
should be dismissed as mere rhetoric.
either.
' "We sb<>uJd take it seriously when
u serves our interest 10 take ii
tcnoua.ly." he wd.
Addmaa IUll woadcn where Bu.t\
atanck on \he So\'1et Union.
"Bush ha been very uncltat about
what he wants out of U.S -Soviet rclationltu~ ... he said ... I ..ant more
clan_!y.
... Clarity ia coura,c, a.nd now 1s the
umc to be clear."
Tumtdl to the recent events in
China, Adelman said there'• no
questfon that 1he system is crumbl· ina.
The rqim~ that used t'O control
every upect of its subjects' lives can
no lon,er even clear the streets of
Be"' ~!kfman dubbed the protesters'
uprilina 11 the "Oz phenomenon."
Tbe muses who venerated Mao as a
aod and took every pronouncement
Of his SUCCCMC>fS IS IOSpcl have f?>und
. " "~n lhe cunain comes doYtn a
shriveled Uule old man ts pulljas tac
lcvm·· ·
The e(OOOmte MU''IClc lakiftl pl8coe
1nChin.a-itha1aroWftanav~ 10
percent annu.ally atnce Oat Xiaop..
int unleashed the countryllde's
peasants-also has been a deltabtht•
in1 force that threatens '° iopple
Oen& and other leadef1 then:,
Adef man said.
The Cb i nesc wuu poll tical rtte-
doms 10 match the cconomtc p1m,
just as the Soviets arc demandina
economic advancement in the wake
of Gorbachev·~ liberaliz.ina aJasnos1
campa11n.
It's music to a conservative's cars.
Tbc seminar continues today wnh
taJks by NauonaJ Review editor
William F. Buckley and K.ABC
commentator Bruce Herschensoho.
l ,000 oil drilling foes rally COMPACT
From Al.
"A lot of n1100rlt)' JX'Ople wcrC!
kepucal." verkrn said "'This thing
could have blown up an our face"
,
'to attack drillin g proposal But 8) pan1np:ints beaan to loosen
up. frank d1).l:u~s1ons cnsutd. The
outsiders bcgnn to vent their frus-
tration with the establishment.
9y LESUE EARNEST
Of ... .,.... .... kl!W
Placard-wavina ofTshore oil-drilJ.-
ina opponents rilled the courtyard of
the Los An1cles County Hall of
Adminstration on_ Wed~qy and
-cheered an Orange County official for
comin1 from "behind the Orange
Cunain" to take ~rt in the rally. as a
parade of cclebntics and poltt1cians
took turns blasting a proposed drill-
ins plan.
L.aauna Beach Mayor Robert Gen-
try, who was also a mcmbcLof a panel
of· elected officials that presented
information 10 the taslt force, stood
nearby as a spokesman from the
Sierra Club closed the rally by asking
the crowd of nearly 1,000 to recognize
Gentry.
"Many of us think that Orange
County 1s kind of behirHi·~~c Orange
C urtain," said Bob Hauoy. "But
they're doin& good things down there
too."
The demonstration was attended
by a host of politicians. including Los
An&eles Mayor Tom Bradley and
DRILLING
f rom A t
since the mass,ve Santa Barbara 011
spill in 1969, including a 1,500 gaUon
spilt from an oil ri& in 1984, a 12,000
aallon spill in Los Angelc.s harbor in
January 1986 and a 420 gallon spill in
SeaJ Beath in Mav 1987.
The Department oflntcrior's Min-
erals Management Service has esti-
mated lhere is a 75 percent chance of
an oil spill of 1,000 barrels or more ofT
the Cahforniacoastas a result of such
drillint in the next JO years. Gentry
said. Such a spill could close beaches
for sbl weeks, according to some
experts.
In Laauna Beach. where the econ-
omy is rueled by tourism. a six week
beach closure would be "dcvastat-
ini." Gentry said.
Bradle.y said the risk of oil drilling
ofT local coastline is not wonh the
anticipated yield.
MALL
f romA1
squ&l"C," which was compared to the
square at Fashion Island where
outdoor concerts arc held.
Curt Herbcrts, one of the shop
Motorist killed
in trash was
from Santa Ana
9y The o.-y "°'
Police identified a motorist kilJed
in a collision in Irvine early Tuesday
11 Emilio Edward Lopez, a 45-year-
old Santa Ana ~sident.
Lopez ~ivcd massive head 'in-
juries in the crash at MacArthur
Boulevard near Michelson Drive and
-.aa pronounced dead at the scene,
poli<ie said.
Lopez .as drivina a ford van on
Mac:Artburat about 10:30 p.m . when
be alleiedJy ran a red li~t at
Micbelaon and collided Wlth an
Oldsmobile four-door sedan tumina
left onto Michelson, police Stt. Mike
Oidea•jd.
A pueneerdrivina with~' 2+ ·~-o1c1 JOle Ve&a1qua, was anjured aa tlaec:llllband wu auea 10 Weatem atrllia•c-rillSuta.A& Hewu
in ilable condition in the inleDlive
e91e ah Wtdaaday. a bolpital "at , .... ..w. ne C09 .. in &be Old.mobile were
DOI jaJured ..
Assemblym11n Tom Hayden, and a forces," said editorial commentatior
splash of celebrities, including Bill Press. "We don't nc-cd any m ore
Mi~hael Landon. Dennis Weaver and answers. We know what the an wer is,
Ko"'bert Downey Jr. and lbe answer 1s no.··
"Wearctheonlyspccies-theonly Joel Hlacns, star of "Silver s~lcs -that 1s destroyina.. those S~ns" television show, also dc--
lbinas that make 1t possible for us to ndcOthc tas'i force. -
live on this planet," said Weaver. who .. What do we say to this dog and
called the 20th century the "age of pony show they brought us on the
stupidity." thir<! floor?" he a~ked tficcrow.d.::~e
The emotionally charaed rally con-say, No way unul you play fair. .
trasted with the toned-down panel But a member of the task force ~1d
discussion that took place in the later the ~Jc force came to town With ncar~~~~ding d_uring the day as the an open mmd. prtli · rt1u1rt0rcepthered-infor--~'-We . certa~nly h~ve no
mation from a variety of groups. preconceived ~ot!ons a~u~ what the
including environmentalists and the outco~e <?f this !nvcslt&allon. ought
oil industry,. The task force was in to be, said David 0o.~ne .. w1th_ t~e
town to consider Lease Sale 95. which Ocpanmcnt ofEnerJY· We r~ st1ll m
would allow tracts at least three miles the early fact-pthcnng stage.
offshore from Ventura to the Mu-Lt. Go~. Leo McCarthy remarked
ican border to be sold for oil drill in~ on the size of the crowd that had
Some who attended the rally said tu!'."c~ .QUt for the d~m~nstra~io~.
the task force itself was a sham. Wttlra crowd th ls Slle, n 1s either
"They arc not objccuve men who tht ticket line IQ 'Indiana Jones and
are here," Hayden · ~id. "They ai:c th~ last Crusade.' or a c.:r~wd that:s
men with an objccuve, and their 101ng to end this adm1nist~t1on. s
objective is to drill.'' crusade to swallow up the Cahfomta
"We. don't need any more task coastline," McCariby said.
.. At the P.rescnt rate of consump-
tion. the 011 yielded would keep the
United States gotnJ for a mere l7
days," Bradley said. In addition.
Bradley said. such oil exploration
would cost millions of dollars in
tourist trade and thousands of jobs.
"The California coastline is one of
our most prized treasures," Bradley
said. "Our message in brief is, 'Don"t
muck it up.'••
But Ventura· County Supervisor. Ma~rct Erickson 1said offshore oil
drilhna has not hampered tourism in·
Ventura County.
"We've had oil dri11ing offshore for
many years, and it's been a positive
cxeericnce for us in V~ntura Coun-
ty,· Erickson said However, she
added, Ventura County has a "very
serious ozone problem" and cannot
bear the brunt of offshore oil drilling
by itself.
Throughout the day, a variety of
other panels faced the task force,
which has aJso made stops in North-
cm Cahfomia and an San Diego
County in the past week. A-noon rally
against ofTshorc 011 exploration in the
counyard outside the Los Angeles
County Hall of Adm1n1strat1on was
preceded by a discussion by a panel of
environmentalists and was followed
by a panel of oil industry spoke men.
Wb.ilc cnvironmentahsts called for
a national ellcrgy policy that stressed
conservation, members of the 011
industry said offsbore oiJ drilhna was
a vital part of the nation's energy
reserves and should be allowed to
move forward.
"This momina we did not hear a lot
of concern about the national
interest," said Paul Kelly. who spoke
on behalf of the National Ocearr
Industries Association and the Inter-
national Associatio n of Drilhna Con-
tractors. "As Iona as we value econ-
omic growth and national security,
the nation will require a mix orau our
domestic sources of encray, includina
oil •nd natural gas from the outer
lf#~l ..,,... ..
Opponents Of offdlor• oll *lt .... joln • r•lly Wednelday In
Los Ant•••• sponsored by Amerlan Oc••n• Cafftp•f9n.
continental shelf."
Kelly rdponded to repeated com-
ments from environmentalists about
the 011 spill in Alaska. saying there
was a difference between the en-
vironmental risks involved in trans·
porting oil in tankers and offshore 011
exploration.
A number of people who took part
an the panel dtscuss1ons were as
skeptical of the value of the pre 1den-
ual task force as thty wert' of the need
for offshore 011 drilling.
How ollcn. one panelist asked. has
such a diSC1Jss1on made ·any dif-
ference?
"We ha\e to ask ourselves, 'Wh)
ar~ we here'> What son of treadmill
arc we on wtth yet another public
heanng.'" said Kelly Quirke wtth
-Orccnpcacc.
Quirke claimed the task force
actually was charged with finding a
wa~ to Justify the drilling.
· You must find drilling can be
done in an environment.all~ safe
manner,·· Quirke said. Otherw1~. the
task force would simpl)' have to face
another coastal community on the
same subJCCl.
The task force 1s expected to release
its findinas 1n January. One member
who had steppt"d outside bneOy to
observe the noon rally said the task
force was made well-aware of local
oppo 11ion to dnlhng
"I think that messaat 1s coming
across very clearly," said Gary Re-
isner, who 1s responsible for federal
mineral leasina issues for the Office of
Management and Budiet. "There 1s a
lot of appos111on to development.
certainly under current rcaula11ons
and current conditions"
"I think there IS skepllCtsm o( the
011 industry"s ability lb deal with the
problems. and I think some pcopk on
the task force share that skepllc1 m,"
he added. "We're ao an1 to weigh all
this information "
A minority member was em-
boldened enough to level the char'$e
that the power s tructure in California
was dominated b) "old, white. fat,
bald in& men.··
Despite ~ueh seemingly harsh feel-'"~ there was a growing sense or
op11m1sm about Cahfornia Comoacl.
"'The white lcadeNh1p realizes ther,
are going to have to open up. ·
Hernandci said. "The) may not hkc
it, but the) rcalile 1t."' . .
ln the business community, H s
i.1mplc 5elf-1n1erest, she said. "The>
rcaTtle.ThCir-worlrfOrcdsg oing to k
colored ··
On the pohucal front. "they realm~
there's a partisan paraly 1s. We have
to create a d1fTert"nt environment,"
Hernandez satd
Sen. Bergeson tolJ a rcportt"r, "We
spend so much time riJhung t-ach
other to sec who's101na to prevail. we
forge\ to reah1c that we·~ all going to
fall down in the cracks ... if we don"t
take a broader v1e\I. :·
A S«ond metttng last week 1n Lo
Angeles further sohd1fled support.
said Carol Lind. cJtccut1'e director of
California Lcader\h1p
"Problems are accclernttng at a ratt-
that's difficult 10 work "1th," Lind
said "We need a new lonsrnuenq to
sa) let's pull together to make 11
Y.O(~ ••
That the "old . balding mrn" "ho
hold the rc1m ol power arc willing Jo
share 11as1est1mon) to their concern
about Cahfornaa"<, future. Lind SJi1d
Ho" the group lo\-1lf move forward
from its opt1m1~t1~ and somewhat
1dealm1c beginnings rtmaans to be
SCt'n
Lind hopes pa.rt1 c1pants Yttll ta(kft
interrelated problems that will hcl1l
forge n«e !Wit) alliances
··t-01 cAamplc. wh~ shouldn't a
bur.ineuman and a H1span1c ht'
dealing with pul1ttcal tth1cs'1 Whv
~houldn't an educalOr and a busi-
nessman be loo~1ng at the w3tcr
1ssue'1
.. Wt should appn.'('1ate and build
on the strength or our t ultural
d1versll)," Lind ~1d
"Th1\ 1~ unc of the most crtallH
pockC'h an the whole world Yet. v.c'rc
all friahtcneu about losing 11 all "
owners, told the P\annina Com-
mission he believed the environmen-
tal study that was performed for the
TrianaJe Square project was (aulty.
traffic improvements to ·only HOMES Jn March. the 011 firm birtd percent 01 the reudenrs said they
$250,000. Opinion Rcscad rch oQr ahfomia lo d'A-oul1d be mortf hhke11y dto f suppon
Herbcrts said later that a relative
who is an enainecr told him that in
ycan of normaJ rainfall the water
table in the construction area is
actually about 10 feet hi&hcr than the
l 7 feet listed m lbc env1t0n.menUll
report.
He said at the time that he had
gathered nearly 1.000 si&natures on a
petition apinst demolition of the
cJdatins businesses in the trianale.
Ban-y Ross, an attorney rep-
resentinJ a aroup of shopowners
opposed to the proJect. tcad a Setter at
Wednctday's hcarini outlining tbe
ownen' objections.
"All of thetc properties arc in aood
conditjon and arc occupied by thriv-
inJ and productive bustncs1e1," Ross
said.
Ross said the project will not
09mply with Measure G, the city's
votcr·approvcd growth and traffic
control ordinance becaute it limits
the developer's resl)()Gtibilitv for
IOllllC\
9y n. "-•--..,...
Herr are \he wtnnina numbetl
eicted 'Wednadly ni,ht (or the
c.alif'ornia Lotiery'a twict-weekly
.. Loao ..... ,.me: ll.U.21.~~....................
r P\aym .mo comedy p111td. au
ib aamben will ..,.a,,_. o(
SS.l millioa, lotllr) ollalll..._ AU &bole~ piCkell lw 1 rhn
Opp'lnents say the traffic snarl From At survey rcs1 ents. ue t1onn11rc C\it opcncnt o I c an 1 11 Yrere
caused by the commerciaJ center has bttn preparina 0 Loc~I Coastal were mailed to about 2, 700 house-primarily rcsidctltul.
would cost considerably more to Prasram for tht Santa Ana R.1ver holds in Newport Shore• Nc~pon Resident mark~ s1naJe-fa.m1ly
remedy. · mouth area. West Newport Oil has Crest, West Ncwpon Beach Home-hom~ a the m t unable for all
The price Triangle Square As-been discussing with the count)'. owners Association •nd Costa Meg's area , and haht 1ndustnaJ bu1ldin&
sociates is to pay for the property possible uses for its la.nd when 011 Ocean Vtcw. About 600 residents -the lea t swtablc
under the proposed development operations arc no longer econom1-22 percent -responded The countr probabfy will not ha~e
aarcement is too low, Ross sajd, &nd caJly feasible. The residents were asktd their • draf\ Loca Coastal Prosram ready
the tax.pa)'ers wtll bear the $8 5 West Newport Oil officiaJ have no opm1on on development ahema-for another 90 d&)'S. Ron Tappet ,
million difTercnce. idea when dcveloprntnt would bca.in taves; -sinale·famity hom~. 'lpan-chier or coast.al plannina. said Then
Ross also said City Councilman because no one can tcJI how Iona 011 mcnts1 town homes and con-count)' official wall ltold mcclii'a
Orv Amburaey should abstain from operations will rcm11n cost..cfTCC\ivc, domio1uma. liaht aodu trial bu1Jd-•ith Newpon Se,ach and Cos1.a Mesa
votina because he owns a business an accordini to Leonard Anderson, pro-mas. a neiahborhood 1hopp1n1 officials. 1t may be sui month or
the redevelopment atca and accepted jcct manaaer. center. prden offices. wetlands ot a lonttr before pubhc hcanna.s on the
campaiJn conlributions from Tn-"T~'s qune a bit of 011 yet to be park proatam bqjn, Tippet taJd
an&)e Square Associates and the produced," Andcnon said. althouah Wb1k wetlands ratorat1on and The state oastaJ Comm1 on .
developer's au omcys, Ruttan and production has dechncd. park uses~ prcfetftd by most. 6S must al'O appro"c the orosnm.
Tucker. ,-..------------------------~--------------------------~--~-----------------------Zachary Pcdfom1, one of the pro~
erty owners represented by Ross. said
he and the others would seek a coun
injunction qa1ns1 the shoppma
center 1(it 11 approved.
"We feel the way they're aoina
about it is very unfair," he said.
The hearina before the counctJ
continued into the early momina
houn.
plus the bonut aumber wiU divide am~ thcmaelvn• pritt pOol ors 1.4
millioD, flvc of aia will lbatc
$74,,000; four of JJJC will share
S677.000. Three of tia ia worth ID
I 119 ' IS ... wiDMr. ..... ---·~c:hOllD by LOaO liildWle ....... tderilion ........ ~ m"J} H~ llcr8m•10. TM ·-t.n.. • d9e ... ..., ......... .
. .......
11 1111 11 ' Hf•\Hlt
Five LA Raiders to
help raise funds for
anti-drug program
five Los AnJelcs R11der foo1ball pla)er. arc
scheduled to paruc1~te 1n a sports celebnt) fund·
ra1str from ~I 0 1oni1h1 for an and-drua proa,ram in
local schools.
The pla)cn --mclud1ng Rod Mllftin. Vance
Mueller and Bruce Wilkc~on -will appear at the
Red Onion Rcs1aurant. J 6450 Pacific Coast High·
way, Hunttnaton Beach
A Red Onion Pokcswoman said thal :?O
percent of1hc bar m:c1p1s will be donated to ProJ«t
NODS (No on Drugs.) In addition. the restaur.101
"111 contribute SSOO 10 the NOD program. she ~1d
Laguna Hiiis candldat~s ' forum
Cit)' Council cand1daics for the propo~ cit) of
Lagun<i Ai1fs will prcstnt their qualifications and
answer quesuons at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Main
Lounac of Clubhouse I at Leisure World, 24232
Calle -\ragon
Sponsored by the League of Womt'n Voters of
Orange Coast, the proa"m 1s free and ope~ to the
public. ror further informatton. cnll qs1 . 7724
Asc~nt of Mt. Asgard
hdes showtng the first a5ecn1 of Mt \ aard on
Baffin Island "Ill be shO'-"n b) Earl Redfern at 7 .30 p.m Wednesday. Ma) 31 . at Spon < hakt, 16242
Peach Blvd .. llunt1ngtop Beach.
r. Redfern and a small team of chmbt'r'> reached
thl' summit of~t \.sprd ofT1he nonhea\I coast ol
Canada in the summer of 1988 after fa1hng(lhlf ~mus' year A""dm1i..,1on to The C\ ent t\ f n:c a
Spon (ha let a1 848-0988 for add111onal in formation
Economy conc~pt ~xamln~d
The concept of l'COnomrc con'-ers1on fro m
m1htal) dc~ndcnce to soc1all)' product I\ c
endca,ors will be d1SCu'\~d 3t a mcNing of the
Orange (oasl Democratic Club at 7 30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Wc~tcrn f edecrnl Sa' 1ngs Bu1ld1ng. 4
Corporate Plata, Nc"port Beach
Manon Pack. e'ecu11 ve director of the \Iha nee
for ur\I \al. "111 explain "h) a dome\llC·bJ..rd
cconom) 1s csscnual 10 a secure and pcac<'ful \\Orie.I
He has been ad' ocat1n~ peace and nuclear d1~arma·
. ment issues 1n Cal1forn1a since 1981. ·
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thuredey, ~ 2&. tlll Al
OCC racquetball courts. may close to public
ly 909 VAN IYKIN
Of ... o.-y NM tlalf
A group of nicquet·beanna athlete 1n
Costa Mesa nopes to r&JSC cnou&h of a
racket to save their favonte SPOrt.
City recreation officials had been ad·
mm1stenna public use of 1hc indoor
racquetball courts at Oranic Coast Colle&c
evcninas and "eckcnds, when the court were not an ust for classes.
The amngement tcmmed from ~
aircement m l97S \\hereby the ci1)' spln
the cost of b1uldjn1 the courts with the
Newport-Mesa Unifted School D1stnct. rn
rctu.m, the city pined the n&ht to use the
courts
B.ut 1..11y officials announced this ~1..~k
lhat demand was down for racquetball
serv1~ and that they \\OUJd cease staffin&
the couns for public use.
"The city informed us they wouldn't be
doint 1\ anymore," said hm C&rMtt,
f!Ubhc anformauon offi~r for the colle,e.
·we don't have the stafl'to keep tllcm open
to the public, so we'llJUSt be usana them for
our classes."
The reason for the clo in1 oftbc public
use proaram as that the cost is now
excecdina revenue, according 10 Keath
Van Hoh, director of leisure services for
the city.
Grim financi!ll forecasts have recently
led city officials to take a hard look at fee
prosrams to sec whether they are cost
effective.
"The courts were bu1h when raoquetbaU
was at us Ptak of popularity," Vao Hoh
said. "But during the last couple of years
we've been opcratina at a deficit. Some
da)'1 we'll have the courts open from 4 to 9
p.m. and onJy three of the six courts will be
.
10 use. We aren't takina in enough revenue
to justify a staff member. We're Just not
Som& to subsidize this 1ctav1ty an)'mOre
with taitpa)en· money " '
Van Hoh said the decline 1n racquet~
ball's.popularity was ex~rbatcd by otht'r
factors that added to thd cost and
inconvenience ofplayin& at the colleac.
matter how many people u. it. The
private club& charac fo\.\r or 6ve times that
much "
1 .. mk said the coun.s were heavlly uaed.
They were full Monday ruaht anet ti•
players had to be tum~ away,ne aaad •. ~nd
tbat'sdCSJ!ite the relluvely poorcoocbt1on
of the facilities, be said. "What really hurt was when the college
staned chara.ina for parking. .. he said "lt "They've been neaJected," be •id.,
used to be that people could park for free "TheTC are hahts out 10 every siri&le court.
and then j ust pay their coun fee and play. It's very shadowy in there. The carpets in
Now )'OU either hpve to get a semester tne hall al"(I not m &ood shape. ((they were
permit to park, or use some of the metered properly maintained, usershi'p 1W0uld be
spots they have... up."
But ChnsLink.areaularplayer.sa1dthe Lmk said he .had already ptbeftd 40
racquctbaJJ program could be saved with sia.naturcs on a pcution to the a ty to save
some better management the pul;>lic racquetball prosram.
"Thecitycould.ra.asc t~fecsa little btt af "I'm aoina to be there every day ~tuna
they need more revenue," he said .. sisnaturcs," be said. "I· haven't found
"They're only charaina $4 for a coun . no anybody who wouldn't Stan."
reacher
arrested ¥
o_narug
charg_e_~
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of.,. .,..., ..... Jt.llff
A C'.apistrano Unified School Distnct
tcacht'r who allegedly bouaht cocaine from
an undercover police officer was arrested .
Wednesday with t"'o other women AC·
cused of sclbng druas out of their Laguna
BcAch home. officials said.
Police found 15 arams of what 1s
believed to be cocaine. with a street value
of $1.SOO, dunna a search of the home at
122 Cleo t • Laguna Beach police Sat. R.t y
Lard1e Slld
Officers also tCCO\.Crcd six free-but
~ pipes, sales, sales records and aacnts used
to cut druas.
Le h Ann Har1 W\I. 30. and Jonna R.tc
KA 40, were arrc tcd Tuesday C\COJI\&
V1 11ors and pro!>pecllYt' membcr<i :m· l'll·
couragcd to auend the fl"t'c mreung (all '\am:~
C ataldc al 5S1· I 424 or Lola R Sc> mour at ·q4-25 7
for S44-1S 7 for more informntwn Costa Mesa pollce offtcers M•rty C•rver •nd Larry
Hides take notes at the scene of th• fatal accident.
...., ..... .....,.., ... ._
••low, an officer and drtver ltldutrd L•• '9od••
Inspect ttt• trudr fol' ..........
fo s~ss1on of a controlled ubstance for
sale and pos.st'SSton of drua paraphemaha.
Lard1e said They wert in custody at the
Oranac Count) Jail m heu ofS2S.OOO bat,l .
each. Nurs~ c~rtlflcatl9n
A free nurse and health ccrt1ticJt1on da\s \\ill be
ofTcn:d from 8 a m to .:uo pm. !\1onda\ lhrough
Frida) ~-grnning Tue da~ at tht' Co.1s1f1nc ROP
Office. Room 9. 1001 Pres1d10 S..1 uarc C'oc;tn Mc'><1
The e11hH"cck course will pro' 1tk , 1,1,,room
10\truc11on. follo"cd b) on-thc·Job 1rn1ningat J hll..1,1
c:on' ak!.(.:ent hospital and home health, arc a~cn-
1..1cs
Persons comple11n& the course l3n be ~at1ficd
a~ nurse assistants or home hcaJth aide\ .\n}one I b·
}Cars-of-age or older residing in 1he r u~11n. fn 1m·
Nc"port·Mesa. addleback Valle) l 'n1fied nr
Hun11ni1on Beach ~chool 0 1stnct ma~ l'nroll
For further informatmn call< OJ'llhnc.· ROP JI
979-19S~
Ans f~llowshlp meets
ART Anon)mou . a fello".,h1p 1ha1 en·
couraacs 1nd1\1duals 10 1dent1fy and c\pres' their
crcall\1t)'. m~i.. at 7.30 pm \\ cdnc'ida~s a1 ~-4()
Santa Isabel '-C. in Costa \1esa
l\rts '\non}mou~. "'h•~h 1s hased on the 12 \tcps
and 12 1rad1t1ons used 1n lcohohc i\non' mou~ 1s
open to ac..to~. cathaniphc~. composer : dancer"').
de 1a.nc,-.,. mus1 1an\, painters. poets ingcr\ and
~ruers
lnformauon about the as)()C1a11on ma~ ~
obtJ1ncd b) l Jlltng 957~26 01 646-7M6
Atts, crafts f~stlval
The La1una C ran Gutld \n, and < rJft.,
Fe 11 ' al will be held from IOa m to du">~ on '>unda'
and Mondi\) on f orcst \ nuc nt Paulic < OJ\l
H11h"'a) 1n l.J1junt.1 fk:ich
A.n"ork ..... h1durc cr~t«S and \oltl b" <-O lo..nl
art1 ts, will 1ndu~k potter')'. clothin1 JC"C'l" Jnd
Pedestri·an
_killed by
truck in CM
ly IOI VAN EYKEN
Of trw 04111y,.... Si.ff
An upadenufied pcdcc;\nan wa~ struck
and killed b} a 1ractor-tnuler truck
Wedncsda) afternoon near the inter-
sccuon of 19th S1rec1 and Placentia
A'enuc 1n Costa Mesa
T"o teen-agers who witnessed the
accident rcponcdly told pohcc thC' v1ct1m
\tum bird ouL 1n front of the truck, headrd
nonh on Placcntaa
"The dnver was go1n1 about 2S mph tn
the No. ~ lane at abouN:4S p.m. when he
saw the v1cl1m stauerioa near the bus
bench." police gt. Joh'n F1tzpatnck said
"The dn .. cr then stan~ to change mto the
No I lane and as he con11nued the v1ct1m
fell and "cnt under the rtar 11res of the
tnulcr."
Thc v1ct1m \\-IS pronounced dead at the
scene
The truck drt,cr. 47-~ear-old Richard
Lee Rhodes o( "loNalk; '-"IS del1'-Cnng a
4()9-pound lood of shon in Co ti Mc
He was not 10JUrtd
The trud .. beanna the compan) logo of
P.I E. Nuuonw1dc of Jacksonv1lle Fla ..
was not damaaed. old.
F11zpatnck s~ud the' 1ct1m ~as bt'hcvcd "Officers rccogmlcd him, but ~e do not
to be a local transient about SS or 60 ·ears have has 1denuty at this umc, .. he SA ad
Wht&t' undcrto' Cf officers "-'Cn: at the
home, Susan Mane Harper. 38, of t..quna
Beach came to the front door and as"ed to
buy drup. Urche said.
.. he ente~ into aconvCf'SalJOn Wllh an
undcrro\er officer at the door, and she
pun:hucd one gram of a white po~ry
sub tancc after nqot1at1ons." he said.
She patd the officer 'S 7S and wd lhe
v.ould pay tbe other SlS later. pobce latd.
Harper, 1 second·aradc tt-acher at Rkh~ ·
atd Henry Dana Elementary School. was
arrested on susp1c1on of drug possession.
She •-as ttleascd from the Laauna Be.ch
cat}JaJI Tuesda) m&ht on $10.000 blJI.
Harper has tauaht wah the Capi tra.no
school d1stnct for 14 )ears. said Llndl
Kroner. d1rcctor of employtt rel1t.100 .
District officials w1U ~aat to sec Y..hcthcr
charac arc filed bcfott any dnapJinary
acuon 1 taken. Kroner wd.
An educator usually can conuraue teach·
1111 unul the case as ~Iv~. dcpcndtf\& on
tbc__tharac. she said.
The arrc ts were made af'\er pobce
rcct1vcd 1n anonymous ttp last year about
dru& acu"1t) at the home, Lard1c wd. No
further 1rrcst.s "ere t'Apcctcd. he added.
Pollce chief's
stepson admits
selling dl!ugs
~ulpturc. ·
The LA&una Craf\ Guild ,., a non·protit
orpn11a11on compn11n1 local ar11st and crufhn\l'n
Y..ho nu 1~md' for local ch.an\tC'i
Call rara \.lfran at 497· 7:!~ 7 fo1 mun:
inform \1on
Couple held after car taken at gunpoint The ~tepson of lquna Beach Poh~
Chief 'ic1l Purcdl pleaded &wit' Tucsda)
to a felon' charic of ~Uina maniuana
Car\ Holt. 2S. "'a arrested Ma)' S for
sdhna abtlut )C\en iram of manjuana to
an uncJcn-o' ~r officer The arrc5t was part
of an m'c 111.:won b) th Ckpanment into
comi;laants of increucd dNt 1ct1vuy at
Main Scach. official ~id. C \11,U\H .
Thu~•r-May 25
No mttt1~xhtdulcd
l y ut1S YOKOt
Of .. o.ii,.-kalf
T"o n Bernarda no ~ 1dents v. -~
arTc t«S in n Ju.an ap1str11no after they
allc~I) stole a orvcttc at aunpomt m
Newport Bc3ch.
"rresttd on uspic;ion of armed robbtl')
"<rt Michael Rene teff'cn and Roberta
Mane Ortiz. both 19 td'fcn as a parokc. Friday, Jtfay 26 accordint to Ne..-·pon Beach pohcc 'po~ciman Bob Oakk)
Stefl'en wa hekl at Newpon &ach city 1 No medlnp teMdulcd Jiil ._h1lc Orm. as at Ora.nae Count) ;..,_..,. _____________ ~ _ _. W01M1f1 Jaal Bail for both wa1 set at
l 'OI It t I Of,
SS0.000 bail Pohct. Oa~lc> said
Around J 40a.m on Tu ~). ewpon The u pects wert la I Sttn ~tbvund
Bealh RQhce officers Jim Kam1Mk) and on Balboa Boutc .. ard 1n the Corvcue
hontel Shc""ood "crl ~ailed toa robbc"" Around 4 a.m . af\cr a dcscnpuon "a
near the Ne" port Pier broadcast, an Ortnac Count> hcnffs
Ehab F*rouq Ghana~•. U , ofOransc. deputy poued the Cof'·ene tra'-elmg
told the officers he nd a fncnd. t~f south. oo the San D1cao Fiuwa) near Oso
Wabab. 21. also of Oranie. "ere $1lt1Q1 in • Pa.rlc.v.ay. The deput> folk>~ tht car off
Gh.auaVt>t' 19 4 Of'\ctte at 23rd t~ &Mfrec-.ya1Jun1pm>~koad1n n
and Ocean front "-'hen ,-.o ubjects J\aan Captstrano1 then \oppcd the \·chicle
Holt entered h1 pica before South
Municipal Coun Judac Pamela 1~. A
awh)' pJca to that c~ ofttn camcs
probauon rather than a Jlll ttrm. a pohcc
an' estiptor wd. but Hoh' .tentcnce
rould not be tonfi~.
v.alkcd up to iM car on Camano CaptStrano.
l he male suspect tll"lcdl> pointed a Steffen and Ortn wcrt I.Aken into
Hoh "'as captured b) officen •fttr be
ran from them. He •l~I)' WM un·
roopcratt\C and ~fu.td to 11~t his
a<kircs The arrc"~"' ofl"w:en did aot rtah1e he wu the chid.J Me1*)ll
rtvol\cr at Ghana"• aod ordered h1m to cu.lOdy without lr\Cl<knt.. OakJc said
1t1outohhct'af.Ohaaaw11nd Wahabtot Oh&ua~• and Wahab wett brouctu to
outoftMcarandr11nto1pe) phonttocall the tttnt and idennfacd ~ sv\P«ts.
o( Make Thompson·s Motorhome
Ccnta, located at 6442 &n Roed. • • • !\ teller at Homt' Bank tte0nedl
cashed a forwd check for SSOO and
dtlCO\.Crcd tM fo~ only aftei' the
SYSp«t had kft the blrik, Jocakd •t
4180 Barranc.1 Plrkv.'ly • • • A "'h1te Yanuha 7SO motorcydo
d11appcucd from an addre\' on
Oran~ BlotlOM .....
About S300 in woodtn pallet
'an1shed from the premitn of
nabohc Inc .• 118010•11et1C A .. c .
man v.orked there. ht" routd no1
locate htm. • • •
A re ilknt ot the 200 bloc~ of
DJAmond l\Hnuc reported a v.ood
plank wa rtmo,.cJ from a blick.)ard
pte. • ••
A 19U Merttde1 8tnr .-rkcJ tn a
lot 1n tbc 2100 block of WC1tcl1fT
0.-1"e w-as found wittt scratch« all
O~CT it. • • •
Someonuntt"ttd an W\locltd door
Of I home 1n the lOO bk)tk of tdar
tf'Nl and toot a. :punc C'OllWftt"I s l .c> cMh from the k•khn. TitC ""* 1r4t round later -mtnus the
cath -'" \he front walk-.y Of a hovte down the strcrt
HUl .......... ctt
A.-raideat 1a IM llOOO btoc'k of •"*'°' CHdr llMd Ylladilh lft ...........................
malicMM llCU. ·~ ......... lftl oftllaqpll SiftC't hf I MW IO the
~-.
nciahbofhood. he bdJt¥Ct die u.lllr
ml) be a tan')O~tt from WMft ..._
people lt"ed in the houte.
• • •
/
Wiight
. ~
bargains:fo,r
ly McClatC'hy ~ews Servlc~
\\ASUIN(1 l ON -Rep. Jim
\\right of Tc)..t\ offered lo rl'<,1gn a~
spcake1 of the Hou~· of Rl'Pll'..Cnta-
tl\ cs on Wl·dnl'\(la\ in l'\changc for
thr disfT11ssnl of some of thr eth1co; charg~ pend11l~ against him. <H'cord-
ing to congre,sional <;ourccs.
But th<.• p1 opowll deal "a~ 'agul'
and "as nc,c1 at'lt.-d on b' 1hc 12-
mcmbcr House ethics comnHlll'l'
which ha\ hccn inHsl1ga11ng
Wrigh\'rt final\(.'l'S for nearh a ~car
the $OUrCCl> ~It.I.
Durina a· da} of fran1 1t nH.'\'l1ngs
and ncgol1at11>ns among \\ 11gh1'<.
ad' i~~ and ~·n1or Hou\C' ll':idcr'>.
the undc1 I) mg as umpuun among
-.
mo" l>emol'1t11\ ""'I ttH1t one"") or tlh: 01hn . till' -.1x·aker would oon
lls1g11.
Pubhcl)" Wright 'o\\cd to "pre'>\
ahl·atf' dt. 'Pill' ftst t her CVldl'n c that
h1~ suppo11 in the I louse ''as rop1dl>
c1 Od1ng n en among his staum·he t
suppon c1s
··1 \Cr} li rml ) bcl1C\C Ill) position
1s nsht:' thc s1x-;1 ke1 said "I hope and
tru'>t that the lOlllllllttcc" 111 t.'On'iider
thl· mailer on 1i.. ments and d1smt'>'i
thl'"' diar11.l·s:· \\ nght said hl' "l•agl·rl~ 3\\IHb" the
dl.lllll' for his s1tk 111 he h<'nrd before
1hc l'l.>n11n111ee
Hut sonw ol \\ nght'\ O\\ll 1 c>.a'>
d1.·lcg;1 t1on p1l•J1t1ed he \\OUld \oon
tx· jl.Ulle.
"The o,Pfalo..l·r\ puhll'-al support "
dl·t<.·riorutrng \\1th l'fl<'h pai.sina da) -
s:iiJ Rep Midwl'I .\ndrc"s. D-l C\ •
"ho Jl•)l 11h\.•J the 1tuat1on U'> ··grim."
<\notht'r Tc\:\ll. Kcp. M1l1kl')
Leland. \<lid ... There 1s ~omc 111<1":n-
1ion the speaker nugh1 step asidt" .• t
leu~t tcmpon.ml~. unt il the '"hok
lhllli I!> l~~Ohl'd. •
.. lhc rns11tu11tm 1\ gc111ng 3 hhu: k
C)C ... l l'land !>illd "I think tht' die is
ca~t."
The ethics comm111cc met for
se' crnl holll) un Wcdne.,day con-
sidc1 ing legal mOllOll'i from Wngl.1
that thl' wn1raJ alll'gat1ons a&P111St
him~ dtoppcd.
1 heir mceunx follo .... cd a da}-long.
n .. 1A,11.111\ t1. k, 1~·u ht>J• ins on i ur .. -Tanken to avoid Sa_.· Ba .... ara Channel UU) 01 \\,illdl \hight') IO\\~cr, H.·p· • ... 'u
hen \u.,m.111. nnd lhl· 'ipccml toun~I SANTA B.A.RBARA _ Re pondinl to proddina by cnvaronmentahsts
fo1 the c:omm1t1c.'\', t<1c.hard Phl•lnn and 8 conamsmaa, Unocal Corp. on Wfdncsday a&reed to reroute_atl 011
argued u''' th,· llll'11t of the <'tlarJc' tankers out of the Santa Barbara Channel. Unocal is the fourth oil Jldl to
that \\'~1fht hro~l' !fouw r~h.-s 10 announce such a step, prompted b) con~ that a tanker ~cc1dent could ~~~f.i~1 ) 1tfula~ hi s pc r..u.nal unl~asb .a Valdez~type spill off the envi ronmentally 5ensauve strc:tdt of
"I 'd 1 California coast. ,., t \\ns s1up1 to put I lat on Th Santa Barbara Channel an 80.mile-long stretch of water denned by tcle' 1s1on ~<.au~· 11 m:id c mill1on\ol h 1 ed fSa M sue! Santa ruz. Santa Rosa and Anacapa. tsdoned w11h
JX'opk 1t•al11c \\t\ .. t lhe allcgatton'> arl· . ~1f r\5 alt ~~s th~sce1neofa'disastrousspill from an oil dnlhnaplat{orm 10 1969 agall~'>t ~he ~J~akl·i . and to maJ..c.· u~ that t:;sted environmental consciousness 1n this country. Chevron Corp ..
mon: ni.: 1 '0~ ... about Wright thnn "i.: Mob'I 0 ·11 Cp and Atlantic Richfield Co. earlier aoreed to m-oulc tan lee · \\erl' bcfon•. said one M.'mor Demo-1 • ..
c1 al pm 3tcl).
The l"-O 1:hargt'\ pending aga in!>t
the pcakc1a11.• that ht'' 1ola1cd Hou'>c
ruks b\ al·l·q>11ng $145 000 rn •g1ft<1
frum li1<, fm·n J Gro~c Mulht·l . a
Church group backs abortion funding
tegislator~
urge quick
agreement
in LA strike
Top army cOrTimarid ROSts letter
supporting hard-line Premier Li
SACRAMENTO -The Cahforn1a Council of Churches announced
Wednesday 11 supports state abortion fundana for poor women. In a letter
addrcs!ICd to members of the state Legillature's bud&ct committees, the counul
54id "abortion as a religious issue -not a political one. "We d1sa~~. with the
concept that theaovernmcnt can by'forceoflawampose thcreltfous v1ewpo1m
of one church on all other churches or on n~hurch people. th.e ~ter said
Ocnommations represented at the group·• SacrarMnto mecung .inchlded
the Presb~enan Church, United Church of Cbnst, Eptscopal Diocc~ of
California, American Bapti t ChUrch and Evangelical Luthtran Church
Pesticide-safe labels r.ejected
SACRAMENTO -A state produtt·labeling \plan suffered ~ Rtback
LOS ANGELES (AP) -~go
tiators for st riki ng toac hc1) and the
;SChool dis1ric1 gathered \\ ednesda~
~'to resume talks a day after closed-
oor meetings "ilh state legislator~
ho urged thl·m to reach a qu1ci...
ulemen1 and '>lop biclo..t·nng
The strik<'\ 11 lh da} \\ao; ahc,cnt of
'nOammator) 'ilatcmenls that had
maned the ~ntng uf1 he "~
here were expressions of op11m1sm
fronl officials heading inw a late
afternoon sc.•s\1on at a do" nto" n
hotel.
BEIJJNG (A P) -The top arm y hurrying back to demand Li's ouster.
command published a letter Wednes-China's political crisis was touched
da} strongly suppon1ng consernt1vc off by student protests for a freer
Premier Li Peng, who is locked in a society and cleaner government that
bitter battle for power with rival began in mid-April. Tens of
facttonS-oppc»ing his crackdo-wn on-thousands of stllMnts 1tm1lined in a
student protesters. teni city at Tiananmen Square. the
Foreign Minister Qian Qichen told S}mbohc center of power 10 China.
diplomats a meeting of the ruling for a 12th day Wednesday to press the
Communist Party's policy-making demands.
Politburo would be called Thursda) Protest marches continued
or Friday, perhaps signaling the throughout the nation. with demon-
bchmd-the-scenes po"'er stru11le be-strat1ons reported Wednesday in
tween L1 and Communist Tutrt)I chier Shanghai and Changsha. the rapital Zhao Ziyannvas com~ trc::rd~. -TM~·unan proviOcc. -
Wan Li. head of Chana·s parlia-L1 declared martial Jaw in Beijing
mcnt. cut short a '1s1t to the United on Saturday to restore order to the
States and fle\\ home Wednesday for cit) where more than 1 million
\\hat he sa id \\Cre "health reasons." residents have demons1rat~d in sup-
But U.S. officials chought he was port of the students
.The craddo\\ n, apparent!) made Wednesday in the state Assembly when a budtct subcommittee rcJectcd the
wuh th e approva.1 of senior leader proposal, The &1.1bcommittee voted +O apinst the plan to offer ··qualuy and
Deng X1nC?ping. triggered widespread safety" 1eals ror produce grown by farm(t'S who agree to meet all pcsuc1de-
calls for L1 s ouster. related requirements. .
Troops deploied an 1hc. out.slu:t~_of Undci:.thc plan. p~tma atowcn ~ould sign a contract wi1b the ~tAle
Beijing since Fnda} were prevent~ which Lhc) would agree to comply with all laws a.nd regulations and
from mo\ mg on the square ~l manuf11tturers' labeling instructions governing an) pestl~tde the) USC But
throngs of people whosurroundt.'d the consumer and environmental groups oppose the pl?tn, saying 11 •s misleading
con"OY) and built street barricades. and provides no guarantees that latxled produce is any safer than produce
The crowds pleaded with the soldiers without the state seals.
not to attack and the) retreated into
barracks. leading to speculation that
Li could not control the-military.
owc vcr. Lile arm_)' cadqt.ianer
of General Staff and General Pohttcal
Department published a letter
Wcdnesda) 111 the m1htal) newspaper
strOnJIY supporting Li's hard-line
position against the students.
Sex as rellglous rite rejected
LOS .ANGELES -A judge rejected a defen.sc ~tittt to d~ryllSs charies
that have been brought against a co~ple who claim they are running a church
and not a house of prosti-tution. Will Tracy, SI . and his wife Mary Ellen Tracy,
46 pleaded innocent and trial was scheduled tol>qJnJune 13 The Tracys. who
run the Church of the Most Hi.ah Goddess. claim it is a leJJllmate church 1n
which sms of male followers arc absolved through sexual intercourse dunng
n:haious rites.
"I am hopeful that "'l' "111 l'nll'rgl·
\I. llh a contract and people "111 go
bad. lo \\ork tornorrm"... s<:hool
board President Robena Weintraub
said. "I think thal the 111ne has come
for the olTcr thl' boardoa\ made to bt-
acceptcd ... I am \Cl) opt1m1st1c. I
certain!} cxpc 1 that \\c'll ha'c some
good nc\\-s."
Fire bums 7 5,000
acres In Everglades
Arab leaders remain bitterJy
divided over Lebanon, PLO .
'\ \ · r I 0 '\ ·\ I . H H 11 : I '
SovletS tried to smuggle ll.S. compUters
United Teachrrs-Los .\ngeks
President Wa} nc Johnc;on told n:-
porters tha t the meeting "1th '>lalc
legislators had \purred n:,ump1ion of
talks.
"I think that 11 brought a 'iCn\l' of
realism to hoth '>•des that thrrc 1s
serious concern about whal 1s going
on in Los Angeles and the po"rrful
legislators. innucn11al peupk. "ant
this thing i.ettlcd.:· Johnson c;.ud
Johnson also told reporters. "I
think there is an c'pectat1on thal
there will be ome mo,cment and
possibly a settlement tonight."
MIAMI (AP) -Hampered by
ruks against motorized vehicles.
firellghtcrs arc ba11hng a fire in the
heart of Everglades National Park
that has burned more than 75.000
acres 1n an area that badn·t burned 10
30 >cars. o fficials said Wednesday.
"This has bc,·ome a logistical
nightmare." said park information
officer Pat T ullc "You have no roads.
Federal laws prohibit th(' use of
motonLed vch1clcs. so th1 ha be-
come a maJor fircfighter's nightmare.
What looks flat"' hen )'ou'rc sitting m
your car is the \\Orst hiring.··
CASABLANCA. Morocco (AP)-
Arab leaders re mained b1 11erl )
divided Wednesda) over a proposal
to send 3JOtnt police force to Beirut 10
replace Synan troop!> that support
Moslem forces in Lebanon's 14-)ear
civil war.
Despite that nf\. and another
arpamcnt over the Palesttne L1txrn-
tion Orpniution. the summit of the
22-naiioo Arab Leaaue appeared
"$ignificantl)' to smooth relations be-
tween some of the Arab world's most
bitter foes.
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ltiOISf and ~The fact
-MIAMI -A high-tech smulflingopcrat1on based in Bcl11um sought U.S
PrtsJdent George Bush sent a computers to bolster the Soviet air defense system after a West German pilot
message to Morocco·~ King Hassan landed 1n Moscow's Red ~uarc on a lark. a feckral official said Wednesda)
II , the conference l hairman, ex pres -The disclosure by Patnck 0 Bnen. the Customs Service's top agent m M1am1
mg hope the summit would cameasfivepeople andt\\ocorpora1ionswereind1ctedbyafederalgrandJUI)
"strengthen the poss1b1hty" of an 10 a smuggling case involving S 1.8 mtllton worth of sen 1t1ve computer
Arab-lsrarh peace "l'tt lcmcnt. equipment.
Bush askl·d .\rab leaders to support Nineteen-)ear-old pilot Mathias Rust evaded Soviet air defense-s as he
the peace 1n111atl\ cs ofboth Israel and flew a small Cessna aircraft into Soviet atr space. buzzed the Kremlin and
PLO leader Vasser .\rafat landed "txfore a startled crowd in Red Square in 1987. His unhindered
He also strc<oscd l ~ support for . penetration of Soviet air space resulted in a shakeup oflhe So\•1e1 mihtaf) and
league cffom to hall tht' fighting in according to O'Brien, secret orders for U.S. computers that could be used to
Lebanon. prevent a recurrence.
The summit con,cned Tue~~} to
welcome Eg)pt bat'k to the >\rab fold.
Navy suspects
Iowa explosion
was deliberate
NEW YO RK (AP) -Na'> 1n-
vestia,ator'i ha' c fou nd evidence tu
r.uppon the pos"l1b1l1t) that murder or
SULetdc \\as 1n' oh-cd 10 the c'ploc,1on
that killed 47 sailor!> aboard the
battlc!thip l SS IO\,a, NH( ~C\\C,
rcponed WcdncsdJ).
NBC quoted un1den11fi cd N:")
sources as d1\C'los111g "some J1 1urb-
1na facts" about a ~urv1\ 1ng \31lor
"'ho stands 10 collect SI 00,000 from
the 1nc,urance pohc) of a aunncr'c,
mate killed 1n the nplo ion A.pnl I Y
ln-ve tiptors fou1ld aunl)Owennd
blastinJ cap 10 a search of the
bclongin~ of Gunner' \.1a~C' :\rd
Class Kendall 1 ru111. 21. t"'o )care, aao after he w.l' JI re\ led for slcaltna d car.NB('~1d.lna ~archofh1 horm·
aner the cxplos1on, 1nve llJalt>r\
found une of the hurlap ~tchc th.it
&u nnen tn'>Cll bet\\Cen bag\ of JX)\\•
dcr to clean the.· barrels of the
blttltsh1p'!1 huac gun\ durin firing.
the net\\Ork \ltd
Truitt \\l'I quoted 1n p1,1bhshed
rcpans last week as SU)'tna the Navy
created homu:1de or su1c1de scenario~
lnvolv1ng him and C layton M
Hartw11, 25. to mak.c them apcaoatc,
for an explo ion 1n\C~11aato~ unnot
othcrwist e\pla111. •
Bush backs
Israel's plan
for elections .
ffouse aCfds 5822 mllllqn to drug war
WASHINGtON-The House \Oled Wednesdi) to pumpaneittra $8::!2
million 11110 federal effom this )ear aprnst illegal drug.s. but decided not to
increase anu-drua spend ins even more by taking money out. or lhc tar '!Na.rs
research budget. On a part)-line 227-197 vote m wh1ctrthc chamber's maJon 1)
Democrats prevailed. the Ho use finall) passed a $3. 7 billion domestic
$pending measure for fiscaJ 1989 that included S822 m11l1on for anti-drug
efforts. But on a 213-205 vote, lawmakers reJected a measure that would ha\c
transferred to next )Car's drug programs an) 1990 pending for tar \\ ari.
missile defense research above this )ear's S3. 7 billion .:
Yellows~one elk population drops
YELLOW TONE NATIO"" L PARK, Wyo -hard winter and
extended huntm' season produced a de hnc of almost 40 pe rcent 1n
Yt>llowstone N1tu~nal Park's Tiorthem elk herd. according ta brolOJl\t~.
flarvcstofthe an1malsdunnj rrgularand late-.~ason hunt1naacc0un1ed for 14
percent to 16 percent mon1hty, and 24 percent to 27 percent of Ille herd died
from winter exposure, the biol<>11sts sfud. Studies of c~rca this ~pnng
indicated that most of the dead elk were either elderly or calve
Bush: Gorbachev-Offer not enough
NEW LONDON, Conn -Pris1dent Bulh said Wcdne )'that v1ct
Pr'c Kknt M1kh11 I GorbadW~\ • lalttt propc»al to rcduceconvt'nt1onal arms
in Europe could make t~ w~t was not enoush to mue the WaNw
Pact's "massiveadvantqc" over NA re. Bush, an arommenccmentaddrcssat
the Coa.'1 Guard Academ)', u1d Gorbachev's offer confirms "whit ~e'ye
known all a Iona -that Soviet military power far uceeds lhc level~ needed to
defend the 1e,1t1matc SC'Cunty 1ntettS1s of the lJ .. SR ••
Official in Wash1n1ton said Gotbechev on Tuesday ~opotcd the
tmPQ$it1on of cc1lmp on Soviet forces stationed m Ea &cm Europe and
outlined pos able rtductaons m Soviet co-nventtonal anm as well
Bush also told the newly comm1ss1ol')ed oft1c:cts that. the world 1s
•·w1tncss1n1 the end ofan adu: the fintlchaptuoflhe'communast experiment.
Communism 11 now rccop1zed, even by many within tht rommunist ~orld
itself. as a failed s)stem.-
Kiiier exeeuted In Texas .
HUNTSVILt;E; Tcu1 ..... A man l'Ollvic1ed of a.191 J abduction, rape and
alayins was t•ccutCd early WtdMldly mom•ns. Stephen McC'o>. 1 ~YC'•r·
old electrician from Houston, was pronounced dad 1oen m1nutn af\Cr a
tetMJ mumarc of cir-..,.. i1VK1td into his 1tnts. Hit necutiOri was &hi J l t
ia TeuuDd dlle 1 U>lla in llw UllOft linct dM 1976 U . S.prtme Coun ruhna allowi11 ..-. to mu.me uae Oldie._... pnaby.
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Al Oringe COM! DAIL y PILOT I ThUreday. May 25, 1989
TDK Corp. Inks deal to
acquire Silicon Systems
TOK Corp. has compltted its acquisition o(Sfllcon Systems Inc .. a
manufacturer of intearated circuits used 1n the m1croperiphcral ond
telecommunications indusme . TOK intrnds to openne' 1hcon > tem'
as a wholly owned sub idiary of TDK U.S.A. Corp.
As a result of the merser between Silicon Systems Inc., and l OK
Acquisition Corp., aU Silicon Systems shares outstanding prior 10 the
meracr. other than those owned by TDK have bttn con\'erted to S20 net cash per share. TDK Acquisitton Corp. sLccessfull) compkted Its render
offer on May 15, with approJC imately 99 percent of the outstanding S1 l1rnn
Systems shares being tendered. The tender offer began on April 14 afle1 the
companies jointly announced their intent to merse.
TOK Corp .. a public!) traded Japanese corporatton with revenue~ of
$3.4 billion m its most recent fiscal year. 1~ the "orld's leading
manufacturer of magnetic recording tapt> and ferrite products and thl'
major producer of coil. ceramic and other components.
Silicon Systems Inc., with revenues ofS 121 m1lhon in its mo!.t reH·nl
fiscal year, supplies of mixed-sjgnal standard and custom integrated
ci cuits used in the micropt:'ripheral and telecommunication) market'
• • • • ne H1mmond Co. ofNewpon Beach announced ats quarter!) figurt''
Operaung results for the fiscal )'Car ended March l 1 said l he
Hammond Co. incurred a loss ofS l ,075.000, or 52 cents per share. "h1t·h
compares wllh net income of $907.000. or 42 cents per share. for tlw
previous fiscal year.
'Fhe firm declared a 10 cents per share annual d1' idcnd for
shareholders of record as of June 26. 1989. and pa}:tblc Jul) 7. l 9!N
Hammond intends to make a cash tender offer 'through a dutth
aucuon to purchase up to 275,000shares of its common stock. Jn addition.
the company has entered into an agreement to purchase from Cha arm.in
Thomas T. Hammond up to 130.889 shares of h1\ lOmmon su~ck at the
same price as the other shareholders will rece11.e. Hammond wall be
obligated to sell to the company at least the same percentage ofhis stock as
the other shareholders sell to_tbe.compan} of their <;tod. resulting rn the
same percentage ownership of the compan)'.
The operating loss resulted primarily from lower loan origilC\1onc;
( 15 pe~cent below fiscal 1988). net interest income ( 43 percent below fiscal
l 988). a writeoff of $450,000 related to the unsucces~ful attempt to
'purchase a savings and loan associatfon. the firm said. • • • Anaheim-based Carl K1rclaer Enterprises has gont' 1n1ernat1onal
with the opening of the fim Carl's Jr. restaurant in Japan.
Friendly Corp. of Osaka became Carl Karcher Enlcrpriscs first
international licensee when Chamnan and Chief faecutn e Officer Carl
Karcher and Friendly Presidenl Zenshiro Sh1gesato sagncJ a 25-)car
exclusive licensin~·agreement last year.
The first Carl sJr. eatery in Japan opened Fnda} in the ( I\~ ofMinoo.
a suburb north of Osaka.
The licenSlngag(eementcalls tor the opemngofat least JO morc(arl'~
Jr. restaurants in that country by 1993.
Cooking procedures in lhe Japanese Carl's Jr eatery remain) the
same, with a menu offering Carl's Jr, spcc1alt1e , <,uch as the { 'hartm11kr
BBQ Chicken Sandwich, Western Bacon Cheeschurger and r amous \1:11
Hamburser.
.. We have a lot of visitation from Japan in California. so many pcopk
from there have visited a Carl's Jr. We ~lieve the Carri.Jr concept" ill Ix·
well-accepted.'' said tevc K1sh1 . Carl's Jr.:.S...director of 1ntcrna11on.1I
-development.
Carl's J r. is continuing to explore addrt1011lll l1cens1ng opponun111c'
in the Pacific Rtm. Kishi said.
There are more than 490 Carl's Jr. restaurants -o" ncd. francha.,l·d 111
licensed b) Anaheim-based Carl Karcher Entcrpnscs ·· located 1n
California, Arizona, Nevada, Orcf on. • • OptJmamCare Corp. of Laguna Niguel said 11 ach1c,cd 11' "'''
profitable quan:er since m~ption.
Johnson said the company. which as reccntl} as Ju~ "~ds in thl
dcveloJ?ment stage, has stabilized ats operauons and achac' t:d a profi1 of
approximately $43,000, or I cent per share. compared "11h a l<M of
approximately ~ 169,000, or 8 cents per share. in the pnor ~car
Johnson said the company 1s pleased to achieve th1!> malc\tunc "Our
'aoal now is to funher stabihzr the compan}. increase llUr marlet1ng
activities and sign as many contracts as is practical over tht• ntxt !.e' l'n
months."
OptimumCatt is enpged in marketangand establishing program'> for
the tTeatmcnt of ps)ch1atr1c disorders and chcm1rnl d1..•pcndcm.1e' an health~rc facilities on an independent bac;rs.
{As of this ditre. the companr hasobtaaned seven contract<; to 1..•stul1ll~h
a tojaJ of seven psychaatnc programs and SC\.en chemical depcndenq
trea,ment programs wnh eight hcajth care fac1lme eovenng a total of 215
beds.
BURDEN
From A.7
SI 0,000-15,000 family The aHragc
at all income levels was 11 .3 percent.
A famil) under $10.000 pa)) 10
ttmcs as much of m income 1n
gasoli ne taxc ( J.88 percent) as doer,
an ovcr-$90.000 fam1l ) (0.19 per·
cent). The avt'tllge at all income le' els
is 0. 71 percent
"Demands to reduce the federal
budget deficit and 10 keep stare and
local spending under control sound
loud and clear:· wrote foundauon
president Robert C Brown.
"'Fundamental, to balancing these
competing voices 1s an awareness of
where public mone) comes from,
ho" the burden falls upon vanou!r
income classes. and what' types of
taxes account for the various income
VIDEO
rom A.7
ble Video Store wHhout even
changing her bathrobe." ·
Video stores historically have kept
an edge over cable TV by rentina new
releases up to six months earlier than
they appear on HBO or Cincmu.
Stores owners said half to two-thirds
of their business comes from rentals
of new releases.
Come.isl plt'dgcs to remove that
time window altogelher, which is
likely to pinch video-store business.
"The entire industry as not whit it
was five years ago.'· said Lind
Schiller, co-Owner of Leisure Time
Bank •f e wpert
Stock Prk.-Quott•
Barringer. ltyan
& Company
Member NA80181PC 760-0ln'7
~trcams nowr ng 10 public cofTl·r<,."
8'own added Thl' \t ud). he <,aid
seeks to provide some of the an'i\.\t.'rr,
Meanwhile, the ( cnsu'i Bureau
reported Wcdnesda\ that nearl) one
American household in three ha'i
monc) left nfter pa)ing taxe<. and
normal hou~hold C\pcnd11urc.,
This "d1'ic.re11onar} antomc· wa'>
reported fur 28.9 percent of all
households as of March 1987. the
agenq said. That"s slightl> higher
than the 28.3 percent of household ..
four year'I earlier,
The Tax Foundation's stud\ rein-
forced condus1ons that liberals ha'c
ariucd for sc'eral )earc.. That the
ind1v 1dual income tax as the most
progressive part of the ta~ S)'item -
that 1s. 1t falh most hca' 11) on those
better able to pay-whaltei:etse ta'n
on gasoline, ugaretlc\ and akohol arc
the most regressive.
Sclentis~s picket over software suits
I)' ALAN COOPERMAN ,.,...,..."" . .,
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. -Some of
the nation·~ top computer ~1cnt1stll,
angl') o'er a wa\c of lawsuits secktng
to cop) right bnsac computer soft ware.
picketed Wednesday out adt the
hcadquarte~ of Loius De' clopment
Corp.
The sc1en11sll> said Lotus and a
handful of other computer tom-
panaes arc trying to Ioele up nghts to
software that is as fundamental to
computers as a steering wheel and
pedals arc to a car.
"If there W{'r<.' cop}raghls hlc this
on cars, then ever) mnn\Jfacturcr
would have to give you a different
wiry to steer." said Richard Stallman. a programmer at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technolog}. "If )OU
lea med to dn'e a Ford, you wouldn't
kno\\ how to dri' t.' ( hevrolets."
Chanting slogans through a bull-
horn. tallman led about 150 MIT
professor!>. i.&~uatc student~ and
programmer~ Boston-area com·
putcr firms in a march from Cam·
bndgt•'s Tcchnolou ·quarc 10
Lotus's headquarters.
Under grav sk1e'> and intermittent
rain, thty picketed for about an hour.
e1rry1n1 si4115 1ayma "Innovation
Not t1pt1on,'' "Don't Ruin Our
lndu.s • and "No Wnts For Bats."
The sh or lawsuits incl udes
complai filtod b> Apple Computer
aaa1M1 c or Mtcroson and
Hewlett r kard and by Abhton Tate
against Fo son ware
Lotus, wh1cb makes the~ t-~llin&
computer accoununa proa.ram Lotus
l ·l-3, is ~uing competitors Paperback
Sof\warc International and Mosaic
Market1n1 Inc.
All of the suns allege illegal copying
or a "user interface," technical jargon
for whal is of\en called the "look and
feel" of a computer program, includ-
ing its basir commands. menus and
displays.
Lotus and man)' other sof\warc
companies contend that unless their
pr<><fuc~s enJOY strong copyright
protel.11on. the) "111 not have an
econom1r ancentl\e to develop new
programs. · ·
"Our arsument as that out-and-out
cop) IOJ of other people's work stifles
crcall\ at) and 1nnovat1on," 'laid
Lotus spokeswoman Bets} Kosheff.
"Copyright law allows you to take
other people's work and build on 1t. the economy."
but not to tc•l 1t:' Amona the pTOttsten wtre Brian
The prote~t arcw out of an Kocher. president of lhe AsS0C1at1on
advertisement placed m an Ml f • for Compultnl Machinn-y. Hal
student new paper last month by Abclt0n, a MIT professor who helped
StaJlman: CeraJd J. u man, a develop the Lo&o edu1.-auonaJ com·
professor of cltttt1caJ engm~rma: puter l&f'lua&e, 'Ra} Solomonoff: an
nd Marvin Min ky, founder of em111cnt Bo!ton m1therna11cian: and
Mir& An1ficial Intelligence labora-Parrick Winston, head or MIT'
tol). . AniOcial lntelllicnce lab.
They warned lhat lhe lawsuits Stallm•n sard the protestm have
could f rcez.c out new companies.\ formed a new orpniuuon, the
make computers har~er to u~ and, League for Proarammi"n& Freedom. ul~mately, ~tard the industry. to try to pressure Lotus and other
Until quite ~ntly, people in· firms 10 drop the lawsuns. vented things. everybody pve each
other all their software. we had fun Jn leafle1s handed out at the
and people made money anyway,'' pickets, the group u.r&~ people to
Sussman said Wedne 'd&}. "I'd like to bo~cou the firms bringina the law-
see that come back."' suits ond to buy competina products
Stallman, a prominent program-instead. They alw advi~ program·
mer who developed EMACS. a wide-mers not to JO to wor" for Lotus.
ly used system for editing computer Apple and Asuton Tate.
programs, sa1ct 11 1s in the pubhl Copyn&ht laW)crs stud 1h~ rash of
interci.t t? ha'l'c computer program!> .. look and ful" lawsuits bepo 10 late
share bai.1c a1tnbu1es. so user'I do not 1986, after a federal j udge in C@li-
have to learn each program from fornia ruled that a small software
scratch company. Unison World Inc., had
The lawsuits, he charged, wtll lead infringed a competitor's copyright on
to "1ncf1i.c!en~.Y ?n~. gratuitous 1n-a progn~m for malung custom11cd
compaubalny, with a heav)(coS1 for greeting cards.
Market clqses higher iri quiet session
By JULIA C. MARTIN EZ
NEW YORK -fhc '>lock markt•t
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NEW VORK <API -Tne folfOWI~ hSI shows lne New Yori\ S1oci. E•clla119e stock~ and w11r •an1s 1n111 nave oone uo lhe most and down Irie mos1 biued on oeitcen1 ol cnanoe tor Wed No secur iloes lradlno t>qiow S'l or 1000 shares are 1nc1uded Nel and 1>ercen1age cl\aroge~ are 1ne dlflerence be•ween Int pre11100\ c1os1no Price and Wednesd11y s SJO om ortce UPS
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Analysts said the marke1 "a-.
lrendlcn for mo t of the da'. \lo 1th
M.lme 10\C'>tOf\ talmg profit\ amid
mostl} balanced hu}ing and selling
uuc an the da}. howt.'' er. trader!. !ta1d
M:ll1ng dncd up.
"The market wa<> prctt) unc' l'ntful
tHerJtll,." ~1d Eug1..·ne Perona. 1echn1-
cul analyst w1 1h H nnc) Montg11mt't}
Scott. "The pcrc~uons were ml';ed
\\Ith reSJX'Cl to "nat the red I\ going
to do."
"Most of the 1n1ercst wa~ an Sl(J(b
thougbt to be potential takeo' t.•r
\argch."' Pt·rona ...i1d "8u1 thcr1•
rcall) \\3) not an) tine focal point for
the mark.ct toda\ "
J uesda> ·s sn.<,wn fo<:uscd on ac-
llul\ in the <:urrcnu markt"t . wi1h
\tocks d«"hning amid spccuhmon
U\CI "'hclher lht. r cderal Rc!>,('r\.C
\>.t>uld pu!th U.S interest ratei. low(·r
111 stem thl· rising dollar or whcth1..·r
J,\pan "ould raise at~ d1<>t·ount rate to
\UPPort the falling ~l·n.
Man> a11al}'Sl!> said \.\ cdne\da)
that tkspllc carl1l'r wnccrns th:.11 the
JollJ1 map,ht bt· n<,ang 100 fo\t
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warrllnls anal have gone uo the mo,1 and clown lhe mo" based on percent of change for Wed No '1Curll1H trading beJow 12 or 1000 '"aru ere lnclucsed Ne1 and 1>ercen1aoe cl'lanoe1 are the d1fle•en<e t>t>lween 11\e pre11lou' cio,ino Pn ce and lodav·s 11\1 or bid or1ce •
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11on!. foa the l ' ~ trade dctic1t -the
market wntinucd to' re" the strong-
er uollilr a~ an O\erall pos111'e The
dollar '>lrcngthl•111:<l further against
thdap:.al1t'\C' ~l'n and maJor luropean
current 1c!I on \\ edm·.,da}
Ma rket att1\ 11~ 1s npet·ted 10 !>lo"
O\\.'r the n1·xt two da)~ io1ng 1010 the
long Mrmonal Da holi.d.a.) \\ttKend
and then re~umc an up"ard trend
nnt "t·ck, trader!> ~1d
"'a11on" 1dc. con'>ol1datcd 'oluml'
111 l\J'r'Cil-listed •~sues. rnduding
trdJi:, 1n tnosc 'kxls on regional
C\l hangc' and an lhl' ll' cr-thc-
counll'f mcirkct. wialcd 208 5ti
million share~
A,-s measured b) W1hh1tl' .\s·
sornucs' indc\ of more than 5 .()00
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The ~y E'!>composne 1ndc\ of all
tt II ..\'I' '\\·st: DID
NEW VQRI( (API Mav 24 Prtv
1l!l l1~tt•<l to111mon \tocks rose 0.36 to
177 9"'
Among actl\eh traded 1 sues on
thl·!\l't ~(.A,onrose 1•~1035'1am1d
nl'\\ takt•o' er i.pet ulataon
01l s11x k\ also showed broad-based
ga1m "1th T C\ato up I to 55 '• E' '(On
'A hrghn to 4J', and Che' ron up 110
56.
JBM-also gamed !.• .1.cO 109~and
Prune {. om pu ta rt>'>e I to 16 ' •
\\ arncr C ommun1cat1om mean·
whale, fell '' to 51 '11. Ford Motors fell
'•to 4 7'' and U nron \arb1dc lost '• l<I
271•
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rose 1 .. 13 to 366 05 and 5& p·~ 500·
!>tcx·k compcmtc andn do~ .ci.,s2
h1&hcr at '19 14
ihe NASDAQlomposatc 1nde\ for
the O\ er-the..:ountcr mar~cl rose I 14
10 441.QO. At the .\mcncan tock
fachangc , lhc market value mdc'
do)C'd at 351 .00, up 0 04
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Steroid abuse
stepchild. of
War on drugs
Oranac County hen fT Brad Gates went to great lcng.ths
to enl ist teen-age athletes in his war on drugs. It's :i soun'1
tactic. Athletes at all levels of competition are often' roll'
models. a nd an the peer pressure-conscious world of a teen·
ager that is frequently more 1mportart th an a· lecture on the
danacr of d rugs.
However, there t a stain of .hypocfisy in this war because
one flank oft he battle i being nCl)ected, and tt d1rectl) affects
athletes.
It makes little sense to have teen-age athletes procla iming
that they "JUSt say no .. to manJunna and cocaine while
1.anoring steroid abuse.
Athletes at every le"el ofcompet1t1on arc looking for tht•
best diets. training and coaching to-gain the edge. Thi:' stakes in
the sports world are high. High school athletes compc1c for
scholarships. The cream of the crop at colkgc aspire to cnun
the ranks of professional sports. and the pros live with the
constant prcc;surc ofkecpin~ their johs. omet1me1i. the t•nd to
this pre sure to run faster. Jump higher and look <ilcck<.·1 anti
bigger 1s ach1c"ed by using steroids.
Gates and those who look for example to lead the \\.If on
drugs are correlt in their tactic But unfortunately. the rok
models often give the wrong o,1gnal when \tl·ro1d\ arl'
tn\Olvcd .
• When Ben Johnson cli nched a gold medal-v.-inning 'fm11t
in thr OI) mp1cs. the '"orld cheered his accompl1shmrnt. But
H ltffne<l out to be a ad moment. Johnson's oSC"o~rd\
resulted in him being stripped of the gold medal
The mes age to young athletes should ha'e been .. lk
cheated to win the race and got caugh t. ..
Instead, Johnson 'hcnt on to other things. Explanations
"ere made. excuses offered and the lesson "'as lost 111 thl'
obscurity of rauonal1Lat1on. .
At the same lime. The \ttOng message "as sent out
J9hrison and the other <Jlhletcs who ha'c been caught u\ing
~tcroids pro."cd the drug can help make an athktc fa\tcr
-stronger and bigger.
Of course. steroids <.'an turn them into a ph )\1<.\il and
ps)chological disaster wailing to happen. too.
Steroid use should be part of the ""'ar on drugs. It 'hould
not be tolerated at an) level of compct1tioo.
Educatton can help. but that'-.. not enough ..\' 1t '>lands
now. the onl) fcarnn athlete ha~ of steroid ust· 1s d1srn\ er) .rnd
the lo~ of a schularsh1p. a short-term loss of cltg.1h11t1' t11
perhaps, a fine.
teroJd use should be purged from all athkll<. pwgr .11n'
-from junior high school to the rank of1tic pros.\\ l' 'hnuld
be cons1denng long·tcrm ineltg1bltt)' from amat<.·ur .ind
professional athlc11cs for those who abu e an} t' 1x· 111 dn1~' II
\\C "ant athletes to be thc.goo<l c,._mples. the rnk mudd' 111
the \\&r on drugs.
That's mor~ ahan hen ff Gate\ urn an:omplt'lh hut hl'
could help 'i tart uth a movement in Or.mgl' Coum~
If the sh<.·n fl "'ants his "'ar o n drugs tu he a 'Kto1' lw
can·t o"crlooi.. steroid in the rank ol his old1crs '
Optmons expressed 1n this space are those or the Dally P1to1 Othei
v1eyvs Hpressed on this page are those of their aulhOfs and artists Readers
comments are 1nv1te<S and may be sent to Th~ Oatly Piiot P 0 Bo~ J560
Costa Mesa 92626
0 ·1·111·:H \ Ol('l ·:s
Teachers' strike
Take a look at the LA school strike from ..t '>tu dcnf,
pcrspc..-ctive: protesting teachers being forcibly dragge<l lrorn
d1 tnctoffitt , union leader Wayne Johnson yelling. "l h<.'' ·1l'
l)mg, they're tymg. thcy'n: lymg" about-his ~oal bonrd
nemese , and the 'ichool boord. "ell. pract1<.·all ) shulltng
down. What ales on 1n problem olv1ng.
The teacher ha\e long argued t.hat th1 strike ~n·t uni~
about mone)' -indeed, the 1 uc has bc{'001t" mired in q~m.
bad a1tttude and c"cn questions about "ho's telli ng "thl·
truth.'' Oh. how "-C W1 h for n new set of negotiators
Short of a change tn leadership. pcrhap'i tt's ume the ran Ir..
and file were heard. If the &\Crage p1ckeung teacher 1 offered
a 24 percent raise over three )C "-as the district claims to
have proposed unoffi c1all), would he or she take 1t'' "t'
U5pcct the an wer 1 )C . Johnson probabl)1 ha' a ~1m1l.1r
inkling~ he houtd be responding appropnatCI)
In tcad, the lost school da)\ continue ticking b) .ind o
settlement grows more elusive wttb C\CI)' outbu~t. \\-hat
ha'c the tudcnt~ been learning'! How not to act lii..e adult'
IA1 Angeles Herald E xaminer • • • The Lo Angele school board and the teacher • un1un
should stop calltnacach other har and tan settling the trike
There 1s a hard and ugJ) cdJC to the stnke now l empcrs 11 re
on picket lines. Friendships erode a some teacher work
while others walk Board member a re clearf) at odd\
Ne1ouator for both part1 cannot grec on "'hat"• tx·cn
offered. There should be a arcat appeal 1n the idea of a pa) rn1 • nJ
24 percent o"er three )Cars. whether or not 11 has been
formaJI)' pro posed he d1 tnct \\OUfd g t the three )Car
contract it v..anu. so that 1t docs not have to go through th1'>
aaam soon It's cnouah of a wi n-win s1tuatton that each idc
should be content.
The qUC'lllon of rc1mbursinJ the teachers for pa) doc ked
when tbcy w1thheld scf"\·1ccscarhcr1n the school 1~arcould be
teltlcd ~ splinana the amount down the middle. The teachers
felt tbej ahc>Uld be p1id for extra duties. The di~trict felt •l
lhOuld not pve LCaCheri run~ tfthtj did not perform du tic~
ttiey have u.ditionally oi"med. such a tum1n1 en
11Udcnt1' ~.Both were a11aast haJfriaht.
11'e 1ehool board don not need IO have all at.s mcmbrr
prncnt ~l ~tiations, ~· Unued Teachers-Los n,ctc Praidcat WayneJohn1e>n11...,-,u: 1norckrtorcach lbi ~ind
of apeement. If the 1nm1 tn place can react\ thi ki nd of
..,ecment -and we think they can 1f the)' •ant 10 -pcrhap\
tfiil .strike will fin•ll be over and tudentS can l tl 'back to
work.
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Postscripts for bartehders,
child molesters, block parties
Tnkana.stock of th•~-· __
Butenden In &be news -.\
Newport Beach <..ise madt' 11 all the
wa)' to lhe l ' uprcmc ( n ur1 th1\
wed. but "'as greeted "'"h \Orncth1ng
lc5\ than JUd1ual cnthu\lasm -the
JUSt1ce refused to hear 11
Tht ca\C 1n.,.oh cd a 1985 fatal car
crash m whTch a 20-]'1lr=oRr l=tunf·
1ng1on Reach man namrd Joseph
I ll>"'c was killed. I I owe wa{ ndmg has
b1qck along Paufi<: < oa-;t'll1gh\\a~
wh en the dm crol .11',1atda p1d.up hit
hi Ill
Howe was killed fhc dnv.cr ot the
Pll 1'Up. <itC\.l'n ( hasc ra~lor d11Jn'l
\ltd. around lo ~~ .... whc.1l haprx·ncd
PohlA'. 1n I oun1a1n Valle~ la ter 'Pnt-
tcd I a)lur's damaged· trul 1' ,111d
Jrll'\h:d ham .. re\\ bloc~\ lr11m his
home
A. blood test '>howe<l Ho"'c had .i
bloo<l alwhol Incl of 0 10 thm·
11mc'> lhl· Ind .11 .... h1lh ,1 rx·r .. on "
prc\umcd too drunk 10 dn' e
But tlw (.1~· th.it n:.h.hnl lhi:
htghl'Sl nrnr1 1n the l<1nd had hnk tu
J o v.1th \h.i-.e ln<,k.td. 1t l0t.u\cJ on
the h.incnJi:r .il \\ m>lh ·, \\ harf" h11
\Cr,ed ( h.t'>l IH, l.t'll dt.nk 1'14:1uri: hl
h11 lhl r11.1J'
( haSt· .1pp.ul ntl' h.td hccn Jcntl'J
<,er' tlC 31 thl· Rl·d Onmn Jnd
\falJrkc' ' I 11\h Pub bcton.• hl·
v.andl'rl·d 1nt11 \\ u.xh ·., \\'h<trl
PohlC ~ud ( ha!>c "J'> !>u drunk he hJd.
trouble 'll.t)I08 atop ht'\ bar '\tool at
the: v.atl·rfront rl''>ltturant I fc Jl~o
paid fur ~~fl \\Orth ol dnnh anti ll'ft ,1
S400 lip ,..1llt1tdmg 10 pohc('.
\bout .1 1111k d1rn n tht• mad < h.1,t•
lut lf<l\\l' \\Ith \lllh ltlf\l' II fl·ftl·d lh\'
b1lJd1s1 111110 lh\· hood ol thc 1n1tk
Jn dcpo')11cd h11n untn the a<;phnh
ahout J IUO h:ct .t\\U~
\\-h1lc great leg.ti mind~ from on('
end t>f the n1untn to the 01hcr
dtb.ttt'<l tht• "''-Ul o f whether a
0.11 tcndl"r \houlJ he held ~pon 1ble
tor ~r' 1ng .i drunll;, < ha<>c qu1c1I~
\lipped 1n ~nd out of the leµI S\Stem.
fhc dn\.cr. H at the 11me. \\J!t
'>t'n tenccd tu 16 month<; 1n \IJ1c
pr 1-.on for ldum man,laughtcr and
h11.and·1un Jn.,.1ni. It "-3'> a <;hon
01.mU: IQ lx. ~Llf.i;_ _ ). 1'11!1). P<IJ rlLe''
run 1h1ough th\ \OHlll1onal "'tem
tor ~nulling out thl Ide: of Jnothcr
human bl-1ng
Actor<l1ng to \!Jll ll'ltlrd') C ha'<.·
'>l"r't'd onl) Ill month\ 1n < h1no
bl:lorr hl' "'•'' p.1111kll In \fa, I 'IX~ he u1mpkll'd hi\ p.iruk
Kcuml\ .. h11v. lw \till ltH·\ 111
Orangl' ( ounl\ "'·•' 111,111\cc.l 111
ano1hcr arctJ\.'n 1 1 n la rh 11/~l< and
..,llll larni:' .1 \J l11I drl\er'., hn•n\r 1.n c ounul agreed thl\ month
1he Dcp.irtrncnl ul \1 utor \.dlllk' I he trouhl<' as. nobo<h 3\ked the
l''>t1111a11011 hl' ".1 iinod '"k 111 hi.· 1111 · rnunul to )pend SlOO tor a .. bind,
the road. part):·
Just thought '>(lllll'Ulll' nlliht 11!.l' IO \c1uath. tht' mone) \\llS tO be U'-Cd
kllV\.\ ll>r vnc o( I'\ lOm'lnu011, lei.II' :ti\ 1n Presumed lnnoc·enl I lw n1111c111 < v'>t..a \'k~ fhc ·c , <'nh \.\t'rc (k·
th.it '\Omc11nc '' HlntKl'lll 1111111 ~ignl'li .is upportun1\lc' tor pcopk of
Prll' i:n ilJlll\ ram' 'o dl'CP 111 lhl\ different hJl ~groun1.h and difTcrent
lOUntr> that 'A l .Hl llltt•n \kllll\h ICI lUltUI\'\ 10 lOffi(' ll>St'thcr 1n an
utll '>Omconc a mu1 Jl·• n .i rap1,t ur J :ilmo,phcrc of lC'lcbrauon
burglar c H'n .dtt•r thn h.1~ bec.-n ~·nt I he l II) agri:cd to help pa) for 1h<'
to pn,on tci hJnf uu1 "'1th u1h1.·1 fil'lt Ullc.' "'hi(h ~11~ helc,1 1n Apnl at
murderer' 1.11w~t' .ind burglar\ tht• Rae ( o mmuntt\ Center Mos1 ~till 1n lh\· ne' nl the lOUfl \I.in ptoplc seemed tocnJO) tbeeHnt Rut
Thoma'> R1gb) 1!> .• 1 l h1IJ mulnter one resident complained. \a)lnl 11
..\nd un TUl·~JJ, Riab, "a' "'") a pubh<. rclauuns JOb for the
\Cnknlcd tu 'pend I 4 \l'ilr' in \t.tll social ~"'ICC agcnc1e located at the
pn'>•IO alll'I hl· pk.1dl·d guilt\ 111 park.
11h1k\t111~ I'> d11ld1 \'n • <\nd that s a ll 11 100
'""' rt•111l·mhn. R1Mh' plc.,Jnl (ounltl\\oman nd\ (1en1 said
gu ilt) llr Jlu'pll'd 1h1.· 1.1lt that he shr didn't~cmu'h~nst"m~pt-nd1na
\\1.1uld be gn111tt 111 pri'"" tor .1 .. lt1r11.i-. go' crnment rnonc) for 1 • blocl
t"o dl'l.td1.·' pan' ·· ThrC<' othc:r councilmen
But on I unJ,n 1<1~h' ao1 up 1n agtl~'<i
front ul lhl· Jlldll" 111 I runt \)f hi\ .\nd that ~all it tool. .111urm·~. 1n lmn1 ul thl' mothc:r'> .ind \\-ell 11 wun't 3 hlocl part) the
lalh\'r\ 111 tht lhrklrl'll ht niitl(.'\lt'd "·oun,11 v.as a)l.t•d to fund It "'a'
Jnd -..ml h<.· "a' 1nnc"1. nt 11(.)1h1ng mmc: 1han a la1rh cht'ap \.i~ \\h.11 ·• opponunH\ tu mend "omc fcnC'C" tn a
R1gh) \.ltd hl \, .. , ·' 'ltlllll nl 10,,n going throush <;omc gT0\\1ng
0' c11eale1u' ~llllllt' "'' l''"ll·•tur' '" ,_ pain~ as th population and ethnic ml\ ttmal p.ircnl\ .ind pampcrl·d \<.hool rhanges
1'1J~ lk ""J ''•"guilt\ of 11oth1nt1 i\s thin~ go 1n IQ~Q the 1c .. t1,al
mtlre than hnrmle,., ·11>l lcr·rn1tm and the: othc~ th.u had b«n planned
fm oht\ ·· "ere probabh prcll\ &ood 1n,cst· Strilngt ~ord\ trom n mun "h11 ments · •
adm11tcd molt'\t1ni 14 thilJren Oh one othe1 th1na ( oun
Who likes block parties'! -rh,·rl c1l\\.oman \13r) Hornbocllc \OlN
a rc a lot of \\J)\ hl '>f)CnJ .?00 .\mt apan\t lulltnl thr lund tor thc-
lhctc a~ a lot ol "'a~~ not 10 ~·1Ht fr'> ti\ al. It m1ghi ht''-'onh rcmt'm~r·
SWO Thru\\1n1p Mc~ p.ln) 1\a had mg th.it
\\,\) tu 'l":nd ~~IM). all but '"'J..' St~v~ Marb/~ Is 1•~ 0•11> Piiot's
mcmht'r of lhl < o\13 \le\J C'1i~ cit> ~/tor.
It's time for the U.S. to get
rid of Panama's Gen. Noriega .
l
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Away_ to
help the
homeless
To the Editor:
We .. re all concerned with the
problem of the "homelen." It 11 a
national problem, a c1v1c and federal
rt pon~1b1hty. T he ~t~t .burden
has been falling on 1he cmes tn areas
w1lh mild climates.
The soluuon could be a simple one.
cnabhf!I the homeless to be almost
sclf-suffic1cnt, worki.na•& whatever is
w1th1n th7ir capacity. Those in need
of mcd1cal or ps)choloaical help
would be tn a position to receive tl.
Children could attend local schools.
adults could reC'C1ve on-the-job train·
1ng.
What I propose is that the aovcm·
mcnt allot a pon1on of some of the
military bases across country to
cstabh h m1n1-ci1ics with farm land.
T he m1lltal') could oversee the or·
aan1za11on of these new nc1&h-
borhoeds. lt would be invaluable
training Tor the Armed Forces to
prepare Itself to help re-establish
portions of oc1cty in 1he event of a
disaster A po 1t1vc approach to
training as opposed to war pmes.
which arc ncccssary but so costl)' tn
mone) and h'es.
Mo t homeless rccc1"c a govern-
ment check lftheywork with1n 1hc1r
en) as cooks. librarians. ~m
stre ses. office "'orkcrs, painters.
trash collectors. farmers. artisans, etc.
•the~ "'ould be paid and would pay for
their rel'tt and food. Outside work
could be sought through an ac tive10b
~rner ~Thal 11\e couf<Jloo o rward
to re-cstabhshine themselves after
thC) rcce1,c tra1nin.g and the-ability.
Farming could pla) a la rge pan in
thl\ \.'Om munit)•, helping to supply
thrar nl-cd and produce being sold
local!) P1c<.·c·pan work could b<
ass11ncd by government contractors
Craf\ ccnie~ and g1f\ shops could be
c~tabhshed. manufacturing and re·
ta11tn'g Je"'dl). C'Cramics. etc . as 1~
done tn Ha"'a" b> the handicapped
No do ubt vagrnncy lows )Would
ha' c to be re-established tn order tc
ha' c the authortt} to place them untal
the) sho" self·suffic1enc)'. "Home·
le .. lccp1 ng and d > 1 n& in our strecu
1s a crime b and aga1ns1 soc1ety.
In •c11tforn1a. Camp Pe ndleton
Manne BaS( 'aca1cd their on·blsc
hous1n1 and repla~ 11 with mott
modem rac1hun. These older unl\t
remained empty for a long ttm c and
ha' e no" bctn dcmoli hcd. What •
v.a tt' There \\Cre hundred of deaths
a to s our country this Wlntcr that
f:Ould ha'<' been prhcntcd 1f this
pr ram h3d been tn effect "" ·
~ an) m1l11.tf) base arc to tx'
clost'd soon and could be u11hled 1n
th1 wa~ The m1hlaf). the "home-
less" thcmsehe local churches and
<.I'" organ1u11ons could help set
them up.
Please discus<; tht!I idea w11h vour
lncnJ and colltaiucs. What we are
no" doing 1 n(ll ~ork.ing.
KAREN A FORD
Co ta tcsa
Felton' s column
was an inspiration
r 0 the ldllor
r\e JUSt read Jim Felton's "ef)
comphmentar) column in the Ml)
, .. Dail> Pr lot and Y..1 h to thank tum
lor h1 kind v.ords of upport.
H1 column "'" fervc I \ an
1mp1r.i11on 10 me 1n m) conunwna
"orl 1n the tate nate and tn m y
efTort to "'" the Republican lteuten-
ant JO"crnor nomtnauon h "'" 1
real boqs1 to me and one for whtch
rm mo-;t apprcc1~u,e.
M RIAN BERGESO
na1or. 31th 0 1 tnct
l'OD\\ I' 111,IOH\
AlO
Pavili o n Sh o p~ping c:entcr
W~lcomes NeW Super-Sto re
·~ Crown Jewel of Beach
Boulevard" is \dding anocher jewel to its
collection of fine stores. On July 1,
Thttt D Bed & Bath will unveil a 17,<XX)
1 squatt-fooc supcr·stOtt to become the
Pavilion Shopping Center's third anchor,
along with Von's Pavilion and Target.
Thrtt D Bed & Bath, a nine year old
company with 29 Stores in California and
New England, is known for its tremen-
dous 'bedding and bath selection.
Famous designm like Laura Ashley. Bill
Blass, Eileen West and Andre Richard
are fearured along with popular decorat·
ing trends, from country to art deco,
southwest ro romantic.
The cornpeny hasn't forgooen the
basics either, although rhe basics are very
colorful at Thrtt D Bed & Bath. Here a
towel can be found in 20 colors.
"We att looking forward to being in
this marketplace and in this1 shopping
center," Donald Abrams, Three D Bed
& l»tn's president. saiO. e bd1evr
that our typical customer, the woman
who wants to purchase the finest bed
and bath producu at lower prices, will
enjoy Ofle·StoP she>ppmg 1n a wonderful
store.-
"We pride ourselvc:. on having t he
right prices, the best service team and
always hav&ng items m stock. espec1all)
during sales," he said.
Abrams, who;e family has been m the
bed and bath induscry for 40 years.
stressed that the Pav~ion Shopping
Center location will n0t be a ."ware·
house" type busiMss. Designed as a
home textiles depmmenr store, it wilt ·
employ more than 30 people and will
also offer table top linens, bath ac-
cessories, houseware . and 81fts
{Thrtt D &d & Bath will ~ /oared
nut co Pttland Pavilion, dtll'CTly across
from Von's Pavihon.)
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If you 've found yourself day dream-
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then its ttme to call Executive Park
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themselves in_ givio~ _peuonalJZcd...
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"We have rravcled extensively and.can
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r
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complete line of travel 1ccessones and
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mxecur1~'t' Park TTB~~I is convenicnrl~
Joakd nexr ro Von's Pavil1on Hocm
are 9 a.m. ro 6 p.m. Monda>' through
Fn"day and 10 a.m. ro 4:JO p.m. S.rurday.
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P£aff Sewing & Vacuum Center
"Pfaff Sewing and Vtcuum Center
nOt only has the mOSt advanced and
rel.table machines on the market, the\
also have some of t~ most rea10nably
price<i'" Jim D) tr mana~c-r of ch<
Pavilion hoppm~ ( encer swre. \.11d
Carrying a full line of Pfaff. Singer.
R1ccar, tureka. Hoover. Panasonic.
Meile and 0<her top rume brands, P£aff
Center offers customer classes on all it
~w~ machmes. "Our rar:i_g_e o( fl~s
include embroider) and quilting:· Drer
said. The score features Europe's largesc
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MU~~;J· ·Football In May
S~lft9 footb•ll pr•ctlce hH begun fo r •r•• high schools,
•nd the M•rtna Vikings have been put through their p•cu.
(Top feftfr Offensive tine co•ch Mark Rehllng supervises as
th• Vikings t•k• turns •t th• blo_cktng sled. (Bottom leftJ:
He•d co•ch John Seeley leads a group In timbering up.
(Abovefr Marina qu•rterback David Schult• unloa ds p•ss.
Estancia wins . • . _
flip, to host Triumph,. tra,uma have played · ::~~~s Friday· part in life Qf_ ex-Sailor Muni~
Orange ( 03St ~cca ba-.chall team\
sull ah' em the <:lf pla}'olh will be in
fr1endl) surround1n '> \\hen lhc
ehm1nat1ons n.·surnc-on ~ndJ' .11
3.15.
Both Estancia. "h1ch meet\ SJuiu.,
1n the 3 , and Mater ()(-1 "hlCh
ta~e on El Dorado 1n ~-\. "111 Ix'
home for the quartcrlinalc. l hl·
EaaJes. 21 ·6, needed w "'in a min fltp
10 earn lht•ir home 3'1\lgn mt•nt . "h1k
Mater CX1 . 22·5. Wei\ Jn ,1uloma1tl
hosl bclau~ (I Dorado had hl·l·n
home the first two round'>
The CIF team tcnm\ rnmpct1tmn
rc$umc t<lda) "1th C urona dt'I Mar
on the r d 10 pll\ \Ccond·sccdctl
lk\erl) H1Jls 10 lhC 4-,\ ~m11inals In
l·A. howcH~r. both top-seeded
Woodbrrd11: (\\htch pl.I\\ ~an
\.1anno) and ~lOnd·Sl'c<kd l.a8un.1
Beach (which meet\ \unm I fills) will
brat home.
The Irvine H1&h $(11lhall 1ram ~a\
vic1oriou m a tom 01p Wcdnrsd;n
and v.111 ho\l ugus m toda~ ·, l-;\
quanerfinals
The S·A phl)Olls uho con11nue
todl)', with both Manna (v~
Thou~nd O.:iks) and r ounta1n \.ti·
le) ~ . R1ahcto) fon.cd to ua .. cl for
quanerlinal m1tchuo<1 ,,,,.,,
\I \.IOH I I \f,I I'
Sy DON CANTRELL
~to ltw 0 ..... ~-.
Joe Mun11 htt'l lr..nm"n triumph anJ tr.wma
fi r lOUld haH' dom \.\-llhoul lhl' trJuma ~ut hl'
1o1.ouldn't trade the 1numph lor ..ill the tea ant htnJ Or thl'
gold at F-on to.. no' Soml· ol &ht· ireac;url·d high -piunt'
include
• Marryrna the lo, cl> l,\uccn l'f the 1'144 \;c\\port
Harbor H1gh1umor·semor prom tht• lorml·r frri ( onn<"1
3nd celebrating 1h1:ir .in., car m.1rnagt' \pril If.
8 ~e1n1 on<' ol hi'> racC' hor"<.'<, "(hil l>.\ tkdumn ··
named the 19 6 \late~ ham pion in< .11t t11rn1a · It "3\ ont'
ofthr ~t thnll' ofm~ hk · \fon11 ~1d
• larnnja a blod.1ng bac.I· on Jc.la'>\'> '44 ~C" port
HarborH1&.h football ream unul th(' "la,' ~rllnt<'d hin1 oil
to World War II
• Bttom101 one-of tht• nic"' rl'.,pt>t ll"l.I p1pt·ltnC'
coftt n.ctors 1n ~uthem < 3hlorn1a n' l.'r ·' ''->car ~nc"I
• C h<'crina h1\ older hrnthl·r 1hclatt: \1anutl \1un11
after he hod ~~n namC'd 10 one .\11-•\rnC'm J lootball tl".101
for sterlina phi} .it ·\n1on.t \1.1tl' and ht\ L.1tl brothN \I
after he won AJl-fasll'rn ( onkrt•nce honor' al Orangt·
Coast Collegr. All three made 1hr11 mari.., 1n foothJll at
"'ewport ,High 1n J1fftrrnt \t'a\oo\
l\tunll. 61. the fatht"r ol thret• t:h1ldren, \till
maintains a "hobb} ·• of ramna .rnd rac1n1 horses. both
quartcrhorse and thorouahbred but ··c h1d(\ Bcduino ..
which mean\ "unruly JlU\ll'' 1n ( ngl1sh WJ\ rcttr~d aOcr ,,
ks •nJUf') and now \tand~ a a stallion in I lcmet.
"I wa~ ~)·high about that ho~ ... Munll ~1d. "hl·
v.on a lot or race anJ ea med a hatr-nulhon <.toll..,., Thl·rt
"4CfC so man) wmcup-. He rnceJ as Oi l\\O·H""ar--Old and .1
three >ear-orJ ..
Desp11c the pmmgelemrnt l\1un11 ~m.1. "I'm not .1
pmbltr, .. thou&Jl he d()(S admit 10 one rare.· wager hut
hudd<'rcd ;aflcrv.ard "I JU t didn't do ttung~ hkl' 1h11:· hl'
~1d, "but I ttwuaht <'~en.one W'1\ o'crlou\.:mg 1h1s horw
Ca 20-1 ~hot) and pl:scrd 200 on 1 he no "
h paid on. 100.
After Mun11 tried to collect they clo~c.I thr v.1nc.low
~uuse the) d1dn·1 hl\C enou&h ca hon hand to Pl> him
"It was embarrassing." he said. e
from prep da)s, he recalls man) a \parnng m:u, h
"'1th thr late Ralph Rcrd. who sent'd a'I athlcllt dirl'<'tor
for 3:! )t'af"I \fonii s~ud. "R<'Cd) and I wcr\· rcalh i ood
hudd1cs Hr hkcd to put on the "o' cs and ha ' t' mt' i<l .1
fr"' rounds wtth him Rt't'd) was quit<' a htl\('r ..
He 31'><> recalls Les Mtllcr·s T .ir 'a"'" ~l'·llh1n
debut. Muntl. a '4J Junior running guJrd. 'Kltd. 'I n tht'
bcg1nn1ng. we didn't think he knc" mul·h alx>ut foothall
and none oru\ lt kcd him too well . but "11h1n thl.' month
we realtrcd 1ha1 he wa" a good human tx·1n11 ·
.\nd toda>·' .. He's a temfic man .. hC' '31d
But the~ "'ere a rnuplc ofhilanou\ lX"<'a'1ons "'hrn
he had some rc~r"at1on'I about his st)IC'
"One lineman. Charley (Turk) f:X-nnt\, \\Ore tho't'
real 1h1ck gla\scs and could hard!~ ~e "11hout them ·
Muniz said adding. "he \\Cnt the wron~ "•ll\ onr<' 10 J
pracucc ~ion and ti\~ a block.Jn~a., .. 1w.nmrot l e'
booted him oo 1he bad. side
"It wasn't a hard boot. hut )OU\I proh:lbl~ get \U<'d
for that toda) It' funny now. looking hJ< k .. Denni\ later
became a star auard at C)anLa na (. olkge
"We S4.0red qu1cUy against l a8una ('44) and kd,
12-0.~ he ~1d For thc fint Tar un11. 11 wa<1 u ca~ew11lk
HowcHr. pla)<aller Munii ~n found h1msclr ur·
rounded b)' ~cond-and third-stringer\ f \tl')th1ng
bogacd do~n
" t onc .r,<?int. I came out lau1h1n1 10 a'lk l('I. 'Whnt
1s 101n1 on · " He ~01 no accrpta hlc rrspon'I<.' and
Newport onl) "on. 1 .. -6
Mun11 ~1d "Les told me \ta~ later there had been ll
problem He \a1d Ul&una "oufdn't pla) "r wpon ag.un 11
11 ran up the SCOrl' as 11 did (5().()) a c:oupk H'ar'> t'Jrhn
wtth lls champion hip learn "
~Hrt aas ral1on1ng 1n WWII prompted coacht'\ Ill
ma1nta1n av.arm rappof'\ wuh their nc11hbor. lromC'31h
'4.? r,rc: ch Wt'nd<'ll Pttkrn' had tncd 10 hold the score
dov.n, but he onl\ had 23 pla)er\and the '-4.'cond tram wa'
alw adept 11 onn•
Afler a h1f\ 10 bloc"'"' bac~ 1n '44. Munu and his
f Pluse ... MUNtZ/131
Abbott wins In debut
at Yankee Stadium, 11 -4
.\'\(,I.I,,'' Ill.DI I .•.
AWAY
TOd .... --Y1 S, •;JO•
M'l 80,1on, 4 JS•
M27-9otlO(I, 1"5
M 8oiton, IOOi•
DOdgers trlm-Phils, 4-2,
as Glbsorr slugs homer ·
..
M,,_lrewtn, I I JS M»-8'eo11ter,, SJs•
Mll-8rewen ll
Jnl HOMS ~'1-RoYI s 7 JS
• Al .. n'lft OG KMll"C ,7Jt) • c s
LOS ANGEL (.\Pl -Juc.1 hkr
he did in last )c.ar· World ~nc
Kirk C,1mon pro' 1d«i the offcM1~c
pun(h "'hen tht Lo' n I DOO Cl'\
badl) nftdcO It ,
G1bs0n 1n ht\ sc ond me bac"
from lhe d1sahkd 11\t. homert\I 11
Dodacr 1sd1um for the fint time
incc htt dramatic \hot in the World
Scran as the Dod1c"' beat th(
Ph11adclptu1 Phllhcc. •-l. \\ f\Jn
day niaht
01blon, •ho m1 .cod 22 pmc v.ith
a h.amurina 10.Jur), P"c the Do<lacn
a 2·1 le.ct when he lrd off the fourth
v.ilh a homer to "'tn i:tntcr otl
Ph1lhct ic.ncr Larry McW1lham , 2·•. Tht Oodlcn hid "°omi onl t~o
rununct h•t .11711'\ their t1Joo prr' 1ou aama. .. , think I can contnbtitc, but I'm
'Wt• t.11"'°':· t1id G1bt0n. ,..ho 1l10
mllde a fine d1~1na (It.th an the c1ihth
on 1 fty bell lo n1Ju cmttt b C;'t\m
Jamet. .. ,,_want to be pan of the t('lm I
M¥t .-n Mftftl\M 1ftd I ti') to d
Wd. 'Rt o&her PYI hav~ ttna1n •11 ..... Mdthl'ytrytodo~ll too "
G1b~on·~ other 1,,..0 home runs 1h1-.
)Car ""~re on the road. In h1\ onh a•·
hr.al of the l9 WcH·IJ Sen~\. (11\,"-0n
homer J 1n tht' ninth 1nnmgof(1.une
J co Jl'>r the Dodicn 1 S-4 Hl.'ton
O\CC Oakland ..
DodtcnMan ctTomm~La ordl
was h..ipp) \ll ha~c-G\ n had;
"h'"' ,st~ to trJ run'I, no douht
about '11:· l..aWlrda 1d "I hc..'l)C 11
1M a \tnn1 of orin run ..
tcW1lham' fell behind '·' before r 1n1 up a fa than 10 C11Mt>n
••1t w1 n'l cuc.:tly t~ mua11on I
wantc:J to be in;• \1cW1ll1am" td "I
JU 1 ~halk"lfd him Ind 1f tt'11n hi'
1 nc hc'i 101"' to h11 11:·
G1lm>n W11\ al'° ~9t'd •1th
W1lltc Randolph' u1e1M ~ 1e
bunt an the Ii Rh that P"r th<' DodJtn
I).\ kad. ,
''l:"cl'}_bod)' ~cnt out and P"~ a • ~ tfTOM son~t and ""'>C'd
10 \llh:' I blOn '9id. "lhat SUI Kk
.1quet1c ,..., ca(clltnt b«aute w.: did
th•na on the rar end of •hr
tr'\lm."
Tim ~ary •• \.J. a~ Jn hi
•ruck ou• ,., and~ lbuf '" tieht 1nn-. • hC p \cd up h1 Rrst n
..
Kaplan
ousted
at NCAA
tourney
The Daffy Piiot
A THENS. Ga. -UCI senior Mart
Kaplan. the No 4 Sttd, wa upset io
\he first round of mglcs m at lhe
NCAA lnd1v1du3J Tennis Cha.m-
p1onsh1ps Wednesda).
Kaplan was defeated by We t
V1rgin1a's Paul Mancini. the nation's
5 I st-ranked player. 6-4. 6-4. Two
>Cars ago. Mancini knocked off the
tournament's No. I seep 1n the first
round. )(;}plan ends the season with a
35-8 record.
"I was rcall-. ~urpnsed," s.a1d UC'f_
C'oacn Greg lianon. "1 wa sad that
that ends Mar" 's single ~rcer at
UCI, but 1 don't think it d1mm1shcs
the lcgac) he'll leave at UCl. I think
the team match took a lot ou1 of him
emotional!}' In the past. his main
al was to do well in indiVlduals. and
this )ear ti was 1he 1eam match."
Ante1.ttn Junior Trevor
t<.roncmann "'on his first round
match. defea11ng Northwe tern's t ~l4'\.C Hcrdo1La, 6-0_.. ~-4"' •.
to..roncmann. ranked 13th in the
na uon. I 32· I 5. He will race Texas
( hnst1an ·s C'hnl Banducci today.
phornore M1"c Bnus lo 1 to
-...:cbraska's ~lt:"en Juna, 7-6 {7·5)._
1 6. t>-1. ending his se3son Wlth a
17-13 record 1 n smgles.
Bnags and l\.ronemann, alona with·
fo..aplan and t{1chard Lubner. will
open pla> in doubles toda)' Bn._s-
lvo ncman.n v.111 meet Ml ' 1ppt'
Jamie Borras and Dave Randall.
"h1lc l\.aplan·Lubner W\l\ fact Okla-
homa tatr's Jeff Neuman-Jack
\Jlrrno t-
1 ht' final' 1n both s1niJcs and
Joublc..µi.111 be held unda).
HOMll
lOdeY llflft, HIS
M26-Mett, 1 OS
M27-Mets, 7:0S
M~ts, 105
M Eitl>Os, 5'0S
MJO-E•POS, 7 OS
M3l-E11e>os, H~S
AWAY
Jnl-Aslros S JS •
Jo2 As•r~ SU•
'All temM on KllK (7'01
•Cha 1l
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-Or8ftlll COMt DAILY PILOT I Thut9dey, May 26, 1919
t1 o \ I I' t,
Safe Boating Week
has positive effect
DoetSafe Boatina Weck ac-
complish anythin&?
The NationaJ S&fc Boatina Council
(NSB€)thinks it does. For instance:
Since Safo Boatina Week was firSt
observed in 1958, areater public
awareness has aJrcady played an
important role in reducina the fatality
ratefo recrational boatina from 20. 2
deaths per 100.000 boats in 1971 to
thecurrcnt6. l deaths per 1001000.
··1n most cases, today's boaters take
to the water with litdeornoex-
perieoce," says National Safe 8oati111
Week·c,hairman William Ladd." A
arcat numb« of accidents could be
prevented if some basic knowledge
we~ passed on to new boaters.••
That's why th\ year's Safe Boating
Week will be armed with the theme,
"Know Before You Oo."
Power SQuadrt'n (a untt oftbe U ,S.
PowcrSQuadrons)and local flotilla~
of the Coast Guard Au);ibary.
0
The Ultra-L1~t Displacment Boat
70-ratcrsleds will have a re-run this
weekend when I 4 of the alamorous
National Safe Boat int Week will be
observed from June 4-10. It was first
celebratednationa11yin 1957 and was
enacted as fcdei"a) )aw by President
Eisenhower on June 4, 1958. Since
1958, the number of rccreat.ional
boats in the U.S. has irown from 5 to
17 million.
Safe Boatina Week will focus on
reaching non-traditional boaters who
use their boats for sports activities
such as fishin.a. waterskiinaand
huntinf: "Whale these people aieneraJly do
not consider themselves boltcn, they
probably make up as much as 90
percent of the boatina population1" •
said Ladd.
· yachts compete for the Californ 1a
Cup offMarina del Rey. A dozen of
them sailed last weekend for the Don
Ayres Sr. Skylark Trophy out of
NeWp<>rt Htlrbor Yacht Club.
So what's'next? At least 15 of them
will form C1us A forthc 35th bicnni~I
Tra0sp9eracefrom Poi at Fermin to
Diamond Head on the island of
Oahu, aJl of them fiah1in1 for first to
finish. ,
Durina 1989,'1)estimated 70
JD.illionAmcricans will participate in
rccrca tional boatina.
Local orp.nizations partjcipating
in Safe Boatina Week arc the Balboa
No one would be surprised to $cC sll
of them finish overlapped. The race
1tarll June 30.
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Browning wins first in ·a month
From The Assocl•ted Press
The drought is over for Tom Browning, who tried not
to.11oticc bis month-Jon& dry .spell for wins.
Browning scattered eight hits to get his first victory 1 n
four weeks Wednesday night, and Barry Larkin had a pair
of RBI triples as the Cincinnati Reds maintained their
domination of the St. Louis Cardinals with a 5-1 ~ictor)
at Riverfront Stadium. Brownina, 4-4, snapped a personal thrct-game losing
strca.k with his first victory since April 25 and his second
completepme in 11 starts. Although he was winless in his
five previous starts, Browning said the Sfump didn't
bother him. "I've been through this before." Browning said.
"You just go out and do whatever you can. Tonight they
played some pretty good defense for me."
The left-hander pve up five doubles and walked
three, Jivina the Cardinals plenty of opponunities. But he
forced the Cardinals to strand six runners rn sconng
position in the first five innings.
"I didn't think Browning was gomg to make 1110 the
end," St. Louis Manager Whitey Herzog said. "We got
some doubles. but couldn't bunch any of them."
Browning made his best pitches Wlth men in sconng
position. and was helped by several nice defensi ve plays
that prevented runs. The Cardinals were I -for-I I w11h
runners in scoring position.
"He made some big pitches when they got guys on,"
Reds Manager Pete Rose said. "He aot the big guys out
when he necdC<f to ...
The Reds arc 5-0 this season against the Cardinals.
and their 25-18 record puts them seven games above 500
for the first time this season.
In other National League games:
C.b1 S, Astro1 L-.Shawon Dunston smgled in l"o
runs as Chicago s~pt the three-game series at the
Astrodome. The victory was the eiahth in nine games for
the Cubs. Grq Maddux, 3-51 bad a shutout until Gerald
Young sin&)ed in a run with two outs in the ninth.
Reliever Mitch Williams came in and struck out Rafael
Ramirez with men on first and third for his 12th save in
IS opponuoitjes.
Meta S, Padre. 0: In San Dicso. Kevin McReynolds
and Mark Carreon homered as New York snapped a
three-game losing streak. Ron Darling. 3-3, allowed fou r
hits in six innings, walked three and struck out seven. He
ia )..()in his IJst six starts and hasn't lost since Apnl 18
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Rick A&utlera struck out aax m the final three innings
to earn his second save. He hasn't allowed an eamcd run
in his last l l O\ltinp. Bruce Hurst, 4-3. took the lo s.
altowina$eVen hits an ~vcn innin1 . -Expea 1, Gtaats t: Kevin Gross p1tc~ed a fhe-hitter
and Hubie Brooks drove in the only run "'nh a sacnficc lb
_,for Montreal at Candlestick Park. Gross.. 5-3. struck out
11 and walked four in his best performance \ince the
ExP.<JS obtained him in an offseason trade with
Philadelphia. He outdueled San Francisco starter Don
Robinson, 2-4, who gave up only three hits 1n SC\ en
innin(S. _
--Plntea-4, Brave• l: lnAtlan1a. Glenn Wilson htt a
tie-breaking, two-run double in the 14th inning as
Pittsburah won its third straight, 11s longest winmng
streak ofthe season. It was Atlanta's fourth straight loss
and ninth in I I games. Tb~ BrJv~s ha ve onl~ scorl.'d 10
runs in their last 85 innings
In the Amencan League: Orlole1 8, Wblte Sox 0: Jay T1bb~ !>tattered c,c, l'n h rt'>
over six-plus innings in his first s1an of the season lo end
a personal I 0-game losing streak and M 1ckl·} Tcllkton hit
his 10th home run of the season for Bal11morc at
Com1ske)' Parle The loss was the s"lh .straight for th e
White Sox. who were swept ma s1"<-g.ame homc!itand tor
the first time since Ma) 1986.
Red Sox 6, Marlnert ~:Wade Bog&!> went 3 for' w11h
two doubles and a single. scored two runs and dro ... e 1n
one for Boston at Fenway Park. With 1he1r ~c-ond
consecu11vcvictory since a 3-6 trip to the WeM Coa<.1 1he
Red Sox climbed back to 500 with a 21-:! I record
Twla1 10, Blue Jay1 4: Kirby Puckett paced a I "\-h11
Minnesota attack with his second four-h11 g~me of the
season and 30th of his career, driving in three runs and
scorina twd at Exhibition Stadium. Puckell singled three
times and doubled in six at-bats 1n \uppon of Frank
Viola, who gave up eight h1tsand the four Toronto runs 1n
st i nnmas. AtllletJcs I, Bre"en t : Mike Moore pitched a fiv<--
hitter over eight innings and Stan Javier"• l\\<1-run tnpk
keyed a four-run third for Oakland at (ount} Stadium
Moore allowed Rob Deer's two-run homcr in the fourth
inoina and four singles. while the <\thlellC's hammered
Milwaukee starter Mike Birkbeck for five runs and SI'<
hits in 2'1> inninas. ·
RGya11 I, Ru1er1 4: In Arlington. Frank Wh 11c '"'en t
3 for4anddrove in theao-ahead run with a fourth-inning
double, helping Kansas City break a s1'<-gamc losing
streak. Roy•ls starter Bret Sabcrhagcn fcll behind 2-0 in
the first inning but went 611'1 innings before getung relief
help from Tom Gordon.
• Tlcen %, IHJaa1 I: Lou Whitaker's 10th-inning
smgle over a drawn-in outfield S1:orcd Garv Pettis w11h the
winning run at Ti&er Stadium.
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Player's deceit costs San Bernardino
team 30 victories, conference title
from TM AssocUad ,reu
SAN BERNARDINO -Ex-rrunor ;=a lcqucr Don Johnson didn't sell has soul for
another shol at baseball 11ardom -he just •
lied about bis ate· -
The 32·year-old first baseman declared himself 22
and stepped into the stanln,a lineup at San Bernardino
Valley Collcae. But when the truth was discovered carUer
this month. his teammates were forced to forfeit 30
victoncs and their conference championship. "He was just another kid hke
all of them, so b\lnarY for the pme.''
San Bernardino baseball coach Stan
Sanchez said. ··1 aucss bucball was
such a bia pan or his life and this
was a hurrah."
Jo n. who hauc(Ulcd com-
ment o th · cident, showed up at
San Be din this sprinJ with a
troubled ta tha · cludedJail time.
Johnsen, sa · a h ad just come
doWn from Oreaon ·th his wife
Jot'.nlOll and family. said 6e was trying to get
his life back tOjCther.
But he left out the part about playina in the minor
Jcaaucs for the Seattle Mariners and the O&kland A's. Hi&
age wa.sn't checked because transcripts arcn•t needed to
enter the two-year school, and school officials believed
Morris to miss next start
Detroit p11cher Jack Morris will miss his ~
scheduled s\art Saturday at Kansas City
because of a sore elbow. Interim manager •
Dick Traccwski siud the right-hander-hadn~
mentioned any ph)'s1cal problem Monday night when he
ga"e up four home runs in 21/, innings of a 7-3 loss to
C'lc"eland. However. Morns complained of pain 10 team
ph)'sic1an Clarence Livingood. Morns. 2~7 w~th a 4.94
earned-run average. staned the season wuh so. straight
defeats. Jn othff-basebeU.fl~Wcdnt-sday;
•If Toron10 General Manager Pat G1lhck wants to
talk to Lou Piniella about mana&ina the Blue Jays, he'll
have to talk to George Steinbrenner first. Piniella said
that he wouldn't ask the Yankees owner for J)<'rm1ss1on t.o
d1M:us!> the Blue Jays' job. t)lat 01lltck would have 10.
P1n1ella. fired a~ Yankees manager after last season, 1s
earn1ngS400.000a )ear from NewYorkon-arontract that
runs through I 991 . • •The Cincinnati Reds put utility infielder Manny
Trillo on waivers Following their 5-1 victory over St.
Louis. the Reds" announced that infielder Luis Quinones
"ould be called up _ Fnday from their Class Ao\A
Nash\ 11le farm club to replace Tnllo .
• Boston pitcher Wes Gardner. plagued by a sore
elbo" for more than \wo weeks. was placed on the IS-day
disabled hst To fill Gardner's spot Of:\ the staff. the Red
Sox called up Iook1e right-hander Enc Hetzel. who was
3-.'.! with a 2.73 earned run averagc-for Pawtuckt'I of the
H11crna11onal League. ··~ •New York Yank~s left-hander Ron Guidry will
stan a 20-da> rchab1hta11on ass1gnmefll on Ma> 27 when
he stan~ for Class AAA Columbus of the lntemauonal
Leaaue qa1nst Denver. Guidry, 38. had arthroscopic
surgcf) on March 17 to remove a bone chip from his lcfl
elbo". Guidry has been working out at the Yankees'
mmor lea&ue complex 1n Tampa fhe last few week\.
lllc~vd Peny. alarmed over skyrocketina costs
that have resulted 1n 11re bills ofS I 0,000 per team on
race day, on how he plans to stretch ou1 the mone) he
spend' on racing tires: "Instead of throwing them
out (af\er a race). f put three shovel loads full of din
in them and use them to plant tomatoes. It re.ally
work~d well. The held water really well.''
Esposito fired by Rangers
lbc mt of bis story.· "h ~ aJmott like a auy who live. in a fantaJY
world," II.id Spencer WatkinsJ.~m1ni1t111tive reprcten-
tativc in dla.rfe otathldicsal ;,an Btmardino.
for 1 whale, he did. Joh.naon wat hittina .l6' wath a
half-dozen home runs, and San Bcm.a.rdmo postt!d a
30-13 f'C()()rd.
But \he fantaa_y ended when Johnson was spotted by
oCnnjs Rotert a CaJ Stace Fullenon assistant coach w~o
had ma.n..-:d the Oa.kland's Medford, Ore .• fann t~m 1n
the early 1980s. ROICT' watched Johnson hu and
somcthtna clicked.
"l started lauattina. It 1urc looks Ii.kc the auy who
P.laycd for me. Left-handed, old, aood." said R~. 'He's ie.rina the cover off the ball\ a man amonpt kids." After Roten voiced his 1u1pidons abc;>ut JohnM;ln.
an invtl&iption was started by coll* offiaaJs. Watkins
queried tfie National BuebalJ ~SS<>C,lation in Flori~.
which replied that John90n -1denc1fied by his social
security nwnber -had sianed a contract to play
profc11ionat ball. Confronted by Sanchez on May 2 and asked for proof
he was not the ex-professional player, Johnson promised
to return in 20 minutes with verification. He never came
back. "He was an older-lookinJ 22," Sanchez said. "But he
acted likca lcid. He just fit. Like the other 19, 20-yea.r-olds,
lou of eneray for the pme."
"I hate It when this happens .. .'he walks •
man, gives up a ·couple of hits and comes
completely unFav~led." ·
Boyd's no-hitter leads UCLA
*
Woodbridae High product Tiffany Boyd
pncbed a no-hilter 10 lead UCLA over South
Carolina, 3-0. m the first round of the NCAA
01v151on I soflball champ1onsh1ps on
Wednesday tn Sunnyvale.
Boyd, 17-2, struck out a carccr-htah 15 baners and
came within twooutsofpitch1nla perfect game, W1thonc
out 1n the seventh, Boyd walked Stacy Aaet on five
pitches, makina Aace the first South C'aroh na baseru nncr.
In other sports news Wednesday·
• Rick Pitano SI.Id he baJ been offered the head
ba.sketba.ll coachtn&JOb at Kentucky but will not makt a
dec1s1on until next week. The New York Knicks coach.
who has been tn Kentucky &ance Monday, said he w11l le1
un1ve.rs1ty officials know 1f he accepts their offer nc~t
Monday.
•Ben Johnson's doctor testified m Toronto that he
provided anabolic steroids to the Canadian sprinter for
five years leadm1 up to the Seoul Olympics and that
Johnson was well aware of what he was taktna. Dr. Jamie
Astaphan said he inJected Johnson SO or 60 times from
Phil Esposjto was fired Wednesday as ~ sprina I 984 to the summer of 1988 at his home and office
coach. general ma.naacr and vice president of and at Johnson's home.
the New York Ranaers after a tenure marked • • • A.1Jn Kulwicki ,nb~d the pole for th ts weekend's
b) his wheeling and deahng and capped b~ a Coca-Cota 600 NASCAR Wtn1ton Clip stock car rs«
nasty spat w1lh ex-coach Michel Bcraeron. Wlth a ~op uahfy1na lap of I H .021 mph 11 Chutouc
The sudden dismissal came le th.an two months Motor S way 1n Concord. N.C
af\er Esposito received a vote of confidence from • ichael Nunn will make htS lh1rd defense of the
Madison Square Garden Sport Group. which owns thc-International Box1n1 fedent1on mtddlewt1aht utk
team. . apmst Iran Bartley . a fonncr World Boxina Counol
Esposito. who never led the team past the fi"t rout-=1 pound champion, AUJ. 14 at Re.no. Nev .. promoter
of the Stanley Cup playoffs. said the finna lcf\ him " n Bob Arum announced.
some ways relieved. in other ways fNs\ratcd." • Oary Neu wu named athletic director " the
"The frustration is I didn'l act the team as far as 1vcnity of New Mexico after Duke assodate athletic
could. As a player, I aot the team to the finals," said director Joe Alleva turned down the Job in 1 last·minute
Esposito. rcfemna to the l 978.-79 season "But here, I dcc1aaon '° rcmaan at the North Carolina tch09l.
wa511'1 a.ble to finish what I stane<1." •Paul F't1nbtf1 qs named as a.ui,tant <1ircc:tor of
ln other hockey news Wednesday: pubbc relations for the Los Anaielcs Clippers. Fcinbcra.
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LOS ANGEL.ES -Actor and Heitman
Trophy winnerO!J. S1mpt0n ~ust pay S700! ~
perform J 20 hours of communny te.~ and ~
continue psychiatric oouneellna for hta no
contul plea to wife beatina. a j~ ruled Wed.ftetday .
Simpeoa, dC)didft•t ~-caun. .. .a.o pl.ced on t-o yean' probetion ,,,-M•nidpel C'"'1 J_.
RonakS SCboenbera. Sampeon, 41, en&eted 1 oo contnt plea Monday to
one count of spou•I mnery darouab bb ••-~1 Howard Weitzman.. TM mu.tmum een1e0tt for llJOUlal
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Orange Coeet DAILY PILOTIThuf9dey, May 25, 1Mt 81 •
Prime fishing opportunities·seen for anglers on holiday.
Sahandfrcsh wattr fishermen have
•areat selection of places to&o fishina
overtbe Mcmonal Day holiday.
Local <>ccaM ha\e been produc1na
some outstandina fish1n1 for bonito.
barracuda and bas (or fishermen
hcadiq out on spon boats to nea~
lishin11pot1. lnadditiOn, lherc have
been yellowta1l and white sea bass
landed bya few lucky analers.
Catalina Island, the oil r:ia.s and off
shore kelp beds are beina fished daily
and an&)ersarc.sackina lot.s of good call~ surface feeders Bait and water
conditions arc ideal and the outlook
forcontmucd aood fishing 1s the word
beana flashed dock side
MUNIZ F~om 81
Tar te.ammate\ chalked u. 1our
straight wins and be"amc lltk con·
tenders, but a tontro,crs1al Sailor
conversion kick cost Newport a 7-6
loss to Santa Ana.
··w e could ha\C used a TV replay
on that one." he said Mun1L's
daaltng_intertcpt1on late m the jame
pu1 the Tars kcp 1n ·a1nts' ternlor).
bu1 a i:ostl) lumblc three pla)S later
ended the 1hrca1
"We 'Alen: cxpenmcntmf with the
T -formation on that cnt1ca pla) :·he
stud. "I think quar1crback Donnie
Miller turnec.t a1 the wrong umc and
mmed me on the handoffand the ball ,
JU<;t landed on the ground. The T-
lormauon ll.1nll of bad fired on us··
He said. "That wa' the last hurrah
for me since I had to enter the Na\\
the nc~1 ll.i) W~ "ere going 10
celebrate. but we \1-crc all bru1~·d and
banged up so had that I JU<;t wt'nt
home."
The Tars also lost ~cond-1cam .\II·
( IF tackle Du. k I n:em.in 10 the 'a\ \
the follo.,\lng Wl'Cil. and the season
ended on a wur notl· with a 11e and a
loss
The toughest bal II. he ner faled 1n
Tar scrimmage\ was the form1dahk
215-pountl fuHback Rntph ( frogl
frcLtag. Mun1t said. "I t wa~ almo~t
fnghtfol 10 find )Ourself <,tandmg 1n
front of him when ~ was on lhl'
ffiO\e or Frog was 4u11e a gu) ..
The tougbcst hncmgl) "as thl' latl'
lug.cnl' lee ... ~tan I 1 II sou. he \\J\
lough -hard as a mt ... M un11 <.;11d
au1 hr; also \;ilucd. 1ngman (ii\ ll
Bou: "He \\JS iut1) 'mart -Jll'llt ,,
to ugh old Lou1sian.1 b<l) ..
As for m1cc;t1nal fortitudl' \i1uni1
'><ltd the late \ crnon f1tzpa1nd..
1 9-'0-4~ 4uarterba1..ll. and '.!I \1..:ll ·
b:icll. Johnn' lkl'da "'>'Crl' :ilx1u1 nip
and luck fu r. gut'> ..
frauma .u,, er\ '>orru" lul pagl''
lrom WWI I I k recalls obscn 1n11 1ht:
afll'rm(llh of thr awm1c bomb tll'·
'>lru~uon of"'aga)3k11n late '4 5 trnm
a 'a\} landing barge and profound
.,hod .. when the go,crnmcnl ordl'n.·d
his Japanc C· \mcnc:in nl'1ghbor\
and friend'>. \\hllh indudcd lhl'
foo1ball-pla) 1ng Ikeda bo~., oil 10
d1'11Jnt 1n1crnmcn1 tamp\
:"lllun11 .-..i1ll. ·1 n1..'H'r felt \U b.1d "'
all rm life I nc\errom1dl'fl'd thl'lll
1hc ~me as lhl· one' O\l'r thl'fl'
(Japan) ..
.\5 a member ot 1he 'l'" run
football h1'iton rnmmlllcl' wh1lh 1\
pl anning a · ~thl'r ann1\ l'f\nr~
(l'H l-55) rcun1t1n Ott ~O. \fon11 <.aw. "I think the rcumnn allm's u' n
grand upportunll) Ill l'\ll'nd :i n•al
rme tribute 10 all 1hc pa't Japant''l'
\mcrn:an ..ithktl'\ at '-i1..·"por1
11.ubor H 1Jh f hc) w c.:re aJI real lin1..
ll.1lls \nd \\C fOl)°>Cd lhl'm dl-nrh. 1 t
would be six•ual ii ~mC' acknll'>'I·
cdgcallj}!_ c.amc from 1hc ~hool "
f 1..= nl~o lamcn1' toJa) ·, con&c\t{'d
( 1n ta Mc5:1 , a \trnngl· t·ontr:m 10 h" ~))hood da)~ whl'n the \l@.n rl·.1d
Population. 600
Mun11 ~1d I had a grl'~ hor~
nJmcd 'Tin) 1 u iuld ndc the hu~
down trom the wc\l\ldl' to \\h,11 "
now (. O'>UI ~tc\.t Purll. ICJ \ c 11 there
t rm.i. ~cwport Boule' .ard '41th l'J\C'
and H·ad com1t nuoli. :it Pmlt'\
()rug'.) Later -1ust h._c lht• muvtc'>
-I 'oulll ~ll'P out\ltk and'' h1'tk for
the horse ..
But tho\C daH arl' 100(' lurl'' l'r
ANGELS
From 11
the r.ill>.
The Yanli.cu cha d \hbon tn the
\l,\lh when \lvnrn E<.p1no13 • nd
Roberto "ell) \1n1kd Petr) r\"lu.· .. cd
nd allo~cd ;i ~entice tl) It> Ru;lc)
Ucndcrson
The nacl made 11 ,, 1 in th~·
k:\.Cnth when [)cH>n White \tok
th1fd .ind continued home on catche r
()Qn \l.au&Jlt's th1u'"'" error
l>a1o>1s htt h1 s1~th homer ofT I ct
Gu ·u aman 10 tan the n cl\' fi\e·
run n1n1h.
110,0H'
BASEBALL
All-South Coast
League
An&Jers •hould make ure thauhey
have advance reservations prior 10
showinaupat Davey's Lockcr.New-
ponlandinaor Dana Wharfth1'.)
weekend as mo t boatswiU be
runn1na full loads Davey's ha sched·
ulcd 11.acntire nett and 1sofTcrin1a
vancty o flish1na tnps for this
weekend.
Even Newport 8ayw1ll feel the
fishing pressure this weckcnd,as
an&)ers will be fishj na bulkheds.
docks and channels from rental skiffs
and private boats in quest ofba ,
hal1&utand croa.ker l1vcba1t isa aood cbo1ct for fishing the ba) along
with plastic grubs.
r
AoaJers should watch out where
they anchor and cast due to lhe nidny
P.lea.surc boa tcrs 1 hat wi 11 be out
ya.chtina."
San Diego has bL ted Wlde open for
)ellowta1I fishlllJH anglers gettinJ in
on a good bate with lots of yellows in
the water. Live bait and Jigs are
accountin1 for most hooked ycllow-
tall with the avcraie fish is weighing
in the 12· to I 8-pound cla.ss. There arc
a ftw openmgs on some boats for this
weekend for anglers who want to act
1n on the action. For reservations.
phone Fisherman'sl.andingat (619)
222-0391.
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Lake fishina is also an option for
an&lers wboarc SUI) ingat home but
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.. Chng9 CGMt DAIL y PILOT I Thursday. M~ 25. 1918
I ••1. •II\ .;, 1 •tHI•
'I\ . , ,· ·, ~
MAJ0tt L•A.W ITANOINCH ~uetue
O.kla nd ..... Kan~s Cltv
T.ex9'
Seattle
MlnnffC>ta
ChlcaDO
Baltimore
Boston
Clevttand
New York
Detroit
Miiwaukee
Toron10
WMtOM.-
W L
30 15
2f 15
26 19 24 19
23 23
21 23 17 21
EHt DM'*t 21 21
21 21
21 23
20 23
11 25
11 25 11 27
WNlnffdlv•s Sewn All9lh 11, New Yorto. •
1o11on 6, s .. 111e s
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500
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.371
.500 .500
.477
.465 .419
419
:400
Dalrolt 2, Clevtlancl 1 !lO 1nnln11sl
Minne.ota 10. Toronto ' °"lafld 6, MHwl ukM 7
l!la"imo<• I. Chieffo O
KanMs Cllv 6. Tues 4
Tede't's Games
Ga
I"'.!
4
5
7''1 .,,..,
13
1
l'h 31,.,
31,'J
4'1:1
Afttllh IM Witt 3·41 al N-York (JoM
2·71. 4:30 Pm
Clevet.NS (FarreM 1·4> at O.tro11 <Tanana
l ·•>. 10.35 a.m
Oakla nd (Stewerl l ·ll at Mllwau'" (Clul
terbuclt I· II, ll 30 a m.
S..llle !Dunne 1·71 al l!loston cSm11nson 1·31, OS pm
Natklnal LH9UI -West DfvlsiOn w L Cincinnati 25 11
San Francisco 24 20
San Diego 24 23 Dod9ers 11 21
Houston 71 24 Allan la 19 26
East Division
Chlcaoo 25 19
New York 23 19
St. Louls 22 21
Monrreal 22 23 Phlladelphla 18 24
Plllsburoh 11 24
WednncNY'I Scere1
Ded9ers 4 Pro11eoe101111 2
Clnclnn•l1 S St LOUIS I
Cnicaoo 3 Houston I
Pd . c;e
Sil
.~s 1''2 511 3 .soo 317
467 s .422 7
.568
S'8 1 512 2~2 .
.489 3'-'l .429 6
.429 6
E-Sleu9111 DP-C-"'Otlltt t
LO.-C•••lerl'•• 12 New Yori. 11 ta-~v"8f, Rav, OWM a ~11-Perrtlll CS), MalllflOl'I' tl),
COe\111 (6) Siii-Rav 121 DW'lltle 7 (If>
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Carv 2 2·3 I 1 1 l 3
McCullen 1·3 O o o o o
Guterman 2 4 S S 3 1
Petrv pllched lo 7 bat1er1 In Iha 7th Oollon
Pllched to 3 bellers In Iha Slh, McCufle"
PllCheO 10 1 oeller In lhe Ith
Hl!IP-Downl119 (t>y McCutler•l BK-Oot&on,
McClure.
Um11lru -t1ome, Cou•ln1, Flrsr, McKean.
SeQ>nd, Ka ller, Third, VolfallQlo
T-l'SS A-19, 10
NATIONAL LEA<;UE Dedetn 4, Phflles 2
.. HIL.ADELPHIA L.OS ANGllL.U
Jel~'2b
JorfianDf'I CJarnes If
VHaves lb
Scllmdl 3tJ
DwMov rf
Samutl cf
Oeuttonc
TllCMI SS
Ford Df'I
McWlm'p
Rval Df'I
GAHarrs 0
Herr Pll
Totan
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• 0 0 0 CGwynn II 0 0 0 0
3 0 1 0 Glt>M>ll d J I 1 I
4 0 0 0 MurTIY lb 3 0 0 0 4 1 l 1 Ma"'11al rf 4 0 I 0
3 1 t o Hamnn JCI J 1 I I
l 0 0 0 Sc•OKfe C l l 0 0
1 0 1 0 Duncan u 3 1 2 0
1 0 0 0 Learv o 2 0 0 0
1 0 1 0 JHowell p 0 0 0 0
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LOB-Plliladell>ftie I LOl Anoales 4 28-Duncan. MarV•ell HR-DwMurollv (I),
Gltno11 (31, HamlltOfl lll S8-Jall1 (lJ
S-Leerv. Randolph CGwvnn~
IP H It •1t al SO l'tllldlfpftY
McWillm' L.2·4 S J
GA Harris 2 I
L.n """"'' LH rv w .3·3 • 6 2 7 • ' JHowell S.7 I 1 O O O O
.i.H rv Pitcn.d to ? oellers In the tin
HBP-Murra y (bv McWllllams)
WP-McWllllem •. Leary. T-UI A-37,0lf
P1t1~uron •. Atlanta 1 ( 1' 1nnln11' New Yori< 3 San D1eoo 0
Mo<1trea1 1 San Francisco O
TadaV'& 0--
Wertd THm cu.,
_-~~._¥int ~nvJ Dod9en ltED GltOU,. p,, aCH11>11la (Carman 1·6) at
18ele,,., l ·•l 7 OS om
New Y0ti.. (Cone l ·21 at San D1eoo 1wn.1'-0n
4·21, l'()S om
Ar~ l. SwMln 1
s-i.s S•~an Eo~o Sw-.i. CHI Gu ermo
Per,ei·ROl<len. Aroen1.na 6·1 6·1 Mar1111 Je It
Aroent.na Mt Jona1 Svenison Swea." 6 2 6·)
Montreal 10. Martinez l ·l)· at San Fran·
CISCO (Kru4'ow 3 1) l OS pm
Plusour11ro (Draoei< l·Sl al Allan!• P Sm11n l·Sl 4 ~ om ~
AMERICAN LEA(;UE
AneelS 11. YantcNS 4
CALIFORNIA NIEW YORK
Dwnn11 on
wsn1nrt
Rn 11>
DWl\llecf
Joyner lb
COavls lf
Parrlsll c
Howall3t>
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• 2 3 ' 7 2 2 2
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Mtnolv lt>
l!larllelO rf
8a1t1on1011
PlltlPS ell\
Brollns lt>
Gtrenc
Slpu11n1 c
Esonoi u
Javier Fr ena Gu11evo .J.l.11• . Ar11enl1na oef
Stela n EdMro Anda" Jiirvo S""edell 6·4 2·6 ,.,
• Aus~alit l, Ct~allla O
ab r llbl ~ , o 1 1 Darren C•111M, Au,lrall•, dei MltcKlav Mac1r
, 2 2 o C1ec110,10va~1• 1·6 6·0. 6·4, Mark WoooforCH s l , l Ausi.-.1111 del Molal> Sre~ C1acr.o~val<1a
3 0 l 0 6·3, 6·1
2 o l 2 Oe\llNs 1 o o o Darren Calllll·Jonn Fi1111erald, Auslralla oef
4 o o o MllOslav Meclr Petr Korda, Ctecr.o,101111.11
, 0 l 0 6·3. ,.,
2 0 0 0
1 1 1 0
0 0 0 0
Men's toumam.nt
I et Flerence, It.IV)
l'lnt Round Slnlles
Tetals
Plllrulo 311
Kelty Cf
,. 11 u 10 Tata11
Scwa bV IMlnes
120
001
' 0 ' 0 l ? 4 12 4 Omar Ca mPO<ase, llaly, def JOH Lu•l Cte·c Aroen11na , 6·2, 3·6, 6·3
020 1os-11 S.Celld ltavnd ~ 011 100-4 Lui1 Mallar Brull oel Veil PeloN1mo
110'\0KS
VOLLEYBALL
All-Orange
County
MQST VALUAaL« ~LAYa• ~Ml St1it0td St U1guN 8e.lcl'I
COACH CW Ya.All
OMI Gltnn. Nt'wpon HllfOOr
l'Utn'TRAM
Ty P ric,..S• (OrOt\,11 dtl Mar
Dullf\t'Colmeo1on St, Mitrln.1
SttfMI MutnilW ~t Univl'tJrty
M1~t' D1t'hl \r E C11Jon
Scou D•<'!kt St Hun11no1on 81"11cn
Mere Cw1t rtn1a Sr Coron11 df'I MM
SlfCOND T«AM
Man Hemngron Si Coron.\ drl M~r
Darren li!ncr \1 E C1•\0n
Chm ltt St Ntwpon P'f11rt>o1
Craig Hiii, Sr W ooelbrtd9r
Jonn McKl'ow n \• L .. 911n11 B"''"'
Ch111 Pllhil S1 Coron" dl'I Ma•
THIRDTIAM
011n W 1d1<1m\ S• fl Toro
S!t'\11' luc111 J1 Hun11ng1on 9,.,.,,,
Bri!dl'n Co!'nl'n Sr Md''"·' 0009 Cunn1noh11m. J1 Hunr1ng1on BP<'ICn
D•tn 111.ancon. Jr Lil<JU"'I Bueti
642-5678
CLASSIFIED I NDEX 642-5678
F1lllano, 7·S, ,., 6 3 G0t1n tvanlu vlc
Ylil>Oslav1a def J1mmv Arias. JaroellO N V
6·2 l-6 6-2, LawsQfl Duncan Astievol e NC
def Nlelas Kroon. Swec!ell 6 4 6 l
Women's t.umamem
(at CO-Val
Finl ltOllNI MMles
Ct'1M Colltn. Swotienancl, def Lori McNt•I.
Hoo;ston, 6·~. 1·• ... ). Manuee Mat....,a
l!luloarla del L.e.ia Mftlllll. So.,,,., UnlOfl 1 S 6·0
5eceftd • ..,. ~
Lariu Sav~lo:.o, So\l•I union def Ca larlne LlndQVISI Sweden, -,.5, 0--6 6 1,
Laura Lal>l lla>v. de! Karin l(sdtwtnOI Lui
emoour11 1·S, 6·• Conctwla Martoner Soo•n,
de! Leu~• Gildeme1i..ter Peru 6·0 6· l .
8 aroera Pautus Aust•••. def Cnr1s Evert,
aoca Ralon, Fla •·• 6· l
Women's tournament
(a l Slralbaur9, l'renul
SeGond lteuftd SlntMs Ann Grossman. Grove Cllv Ohio, otf Elne
Rt1nat.11 South Alrlca. 6·2 •·6, 4·4, Sulan
SIOane, Lea1n11ton, Kv def Linda Ferrando
llalv 6-3, 6· 2. 8eltlna Fulco, ArQenllne. del
Merc:eoes Pu , Aroen11nt , 6· I, 4·6, 6·0, Jena
Novotna, C1ac110sloval!.la , Clet Sla cev Martin
l(et1erln11 Md 6·2, 4·6, 6·3
Colle9e "*' NCAA INDIVIDUAL. CHA.Mf"IONSHIPS
Cat Altlell1, Ga.I
Finl ltOUt\CI ~
P•ul Manc1n1 (West Viroltllal oat Mar~
l<al>lan IUCI) 6·• 6 4, Trevl>f KrOllamenn
(UCIJ CHI Sltvt HercJol1t INorlllwasternl. 6·0
6·•. Slt'lt JunQ (Nat>raskal da1 M•lt.t 8r~1111s !UCO 7·6 )·6 6·1
H'lrlet •
,ROM N<HtTH Ol'ANGE CO.
FROM IOUTH Ol'ANOIE CO.
540-1220
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wen 1 ••GtON (al TUKtf\, Alll.l
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Oiltalloma '3· 17, "' Lovola Marv mount 37 n noon
Lon11 a .. ch S1a1t 46 13 v1 Hawaii olO 2S
0 0Pm
Anion•, 4.3· 1'· I vi . Ee1ttrn Kentuc~v 3'111 7l0Pm
WEST II ltEGION
(a t l'reMM)
I' rlclav'.s Gem.s
W•<ll•la Stat, 5e 14 v1 Porllano 31 >2 noon
Mlc111oan, 46-1•. vs Peooero·ne " 17·1.
llO om
Fre'no Stare, '2· 17. vs No11e Dam•, •711 1 7l0pm
NOttTHEAST REGION
Cat Water'IM'V. C-.) T ... 't', Games
Arto.ansa•, '6· 13, "' LeMovne 2S· S, 7 'm Ar zone Slate 40·17. vs Georoe Wull•nQlon. JO n IO:IO • m llllno11 • 1· 14 vs PeMSYfvanla H ·f 7 om
ATLANTIC ltEGION
(at TdaNSMe, l"la.) Toda't's Genwt
Soulll FIM1da, O · 16, vs Aut>urn. 42-11. I
am
Clemt0n, '6· 11. vs Slt tson, 37·?1 noon
Florida Slalt 44 16, "' Rider 2S·11·1 4 om
EAST REGION
(I t Galnel ..... , Fla.)
TNe't'S Ga~
Miami Fla., 4'· 15, vs v1ue nova. 37·2 t I 30
a m
Gaorola Teen, 37·24. vs Central Florio•
40 20, 12 lO 0 m
FIOrida, 43·20, v' East Carolina 37 9, • lO
om SOUTH llllGION
lat Star'lrV .. , Min .I
TodaV'I Games
Jack•Oflville, '1·10, vs lndlene Slate,
46·19·1. 10 a m
North C..rol•na 37· 14· I vs N cnoll• Stele
44·14, 2 pm
MIUIUIPPl State S0· 11 v1 We\tern Caro
!Ina. 2l·2' 6 om
CE NTilAL REGION
(at C..... Statlao'I, Tuas1
TodaV'' Ga~
L-Sla te 41· 14 vs Hevaoe·Lu
VeQH )9· 11. t a m
Soutn Ateoama 43·20 "' 8 r111nem Vou"o 47 11. 1 P m
Taus A&.NI SS·S. "' Jecl<'-On S••lt 37 II 6 om
MIDWEST REGIOH
(et A1ntlrl, Te .. S)
l"nclev's Games
0...1aroom1 S1a11 4"· 11 vs Sam Hous•t><1 Slelt 30-n 11 a m
Ttu\ 41·17 "' New Oreans 30·31 l om USC 41 23 v\ Westerri Mlcnooan 3& ll 2
6 p""
Hlth school
Cll' PLAYOFFS
I Frldav'• Ouanorfinall I
S·A
F oritena !16 7· H a1 Lei\ewooo 11' 3,
E Doreoo OO·t a1 Mator Dtl l2l·S)
M1lllkan 119 t > a• S·ml Vallev 113 31
R•versldt Polv !lS 31 at HH Wilson t IJ 10 11
4-A
8 ut na 120-1·1 a1 Hert C23·61
Soulh Hills 119 1 at Moulon V1e10 110 '' Glendora 00 7J a r San Gat>rtel ( 1~·11
Notre Dame. S 0 tlS·SI a1 Cerrito\ t1• 61
J.A
Tu,11n ( lt·I> et P•lfT\Oele ( 14 101
Laouna HHts 124•41 KennaG~ n ·SI
SaUOul (11 4 11 al E1t-ia (21-41
O<ltar•o 11' 91 at Mounteon View ( 1•·71
N•A -~ CONl'•ttllNC• ,. .. AU (9"t ... ,,
wun ttN CONl'•tt•NC• ~· v1 L.tlen Mtv 10-Lllltn 111 "'-n111 1 It
May 7) L.Otn 101, ~ll •S (Lake<\
IHCI \•roe> 1 0
Friday e r Pn~Hk1 7 11 m
SuncJ•v al Ptiv.ll•A, 12 30 om.
T ua\dav a1 Lall er\, I :IO P m Ill netttHrv l Tl\ursdav June l at Pll(Mlnl11, 6 om flt
nt ceuarvl
Salurdav June 3 or Sundav, June • -111
L•ktts, 12 )0 o rn Ill nectturv)
EASTEltN CONPlltl NCI
CMct.. \IL o.trelt
Mn 21 Cn1ca110 t• Delroll ..
Mev 73 Detroit 100 C111ce110 '1 tSlrtH t•ed
I I)
S.ruroav-ar Cn1caoo. 11 • m
MonO•Y el (l\oceoo l\OOll
Wedna.dav· at Detroit. S om
Fr.dev June 1-e l Cllteeoo 6 pm Of
neceuarv> ~v. June..,._., Dalroll T8A Ill ~,,,.
arv>
I . Mii&. ........
19M!""AL.S c ........ 71
Wldllta YL eatflmWe
Ma, 1>-et!llmCM"e S, Wleflite • IOI
May 16-l!lattlmora 6, WIC1llta 4
May 1t-ea111more 6, Wknlta •
May 19-Wlcllll• 4, l!lattlmore J
May 22-Wlchll• 7, l!lalllmore S
Mn 2-l!lattlmore 11, Wk M • 1 t8 elh,.,ore
wlnt sertes. •·71
Oalu "'-San Oloeo
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Minne a
awarded'92
Super 80\NI
' NEW ORLEAN (AP) -M in· ncapohs. ouu.adc of Green Bay and
perhaps Buffalo,, the coldest Site m the
NFL. wH awarded the 1992 uper
Bowl on Wcdnesda). The pmc will be played indoors in
the Mctrodomc. which will be U •
paodcd tempQrarily from 62,000 to
70,000 scats to meet the NA. '5
scat ma standards. h beat out Detroit_. Seattle and r nd1anapalis in the \•ot101 for the one
Super Bowl the NFL has promised to
play each decade nonh of the Maw n-
D11.on hne. But 11 took six baJJots beforc
MinneapQlis fina11y be.at out Detroit
(or Pontiac). the site of the 1982 Sup(r
Bowl, the onh other one pla)cd
pre\ IOUSI) IO lhc north. .
Seattle was ehmmatcd on the first
ballot, India napolis on-the second
and neither of the tv.o rerna10in1
c11tcs pould set the 21 votes (or threc-
fourttis) necessary.
On the sixth ballot, when only a
sim ple maJOnl} was ncccssary. Mm-
ncapohs finall) v.on out. The vote
was undisclosed and the ballots we re
burned.
Norman Braman, owner of 1hc
Philadelphia Eagles and the chai rman of the sdcct1on committee, aa~ the
dec1din, factor was prpbably the
practice facihucs available -domed
practice fields. at the University of
M1nncso1a and a1 1he V1k10gs' fa c1l11y
at Eden Prairie.
··The weather v.as about the same
Ill all or them;· Braman said. "You
ha\C 1he poss1billl> of snow m three
of them and nun m Seattle But the o'emdtng factor was that ·1hey won't
ha.u lO pr.actu:r. .al Lhe game.sue ...
In fact, a1 the last nonhem Super
Bov.I. the San FranC1SCO 49ers. and
C incmnau Bengals had to practice at
the S1h erdome chc sate or the game
The 49ers d~~ an earl) practice time
"'h1cb mcan1 that becau~ of1he trme ~hangc, the) had to get up at 5 a.m
Pacific ttme to be ready for practice
The ownen al!>o decided that the
1993 Super Bov. I, the 27th~ wt ll be
pla)ed at a West Coast site and the
1994 g:imc ""111 be 1n the Southeast.
II de~1gna1ed San Diego, Phoenn ..
the Los .\ngcles area and San Fran-
Cl!>lO to bid for the first and M1am1.
1 ampa Bay. Nev. Orleans and Atlan-
ta for 1hc second
Next season·ssuper Bowl 1sin Ne~
Orlean'>and thc 1991 game in Tampa
Marriott card
features Puente
The Dally '91ot
Orq Pucn1c former Cal1fom1a ~uJ)(r fC'athcrv.c1ght champion. re-
sumes his carter follow1na an 18-
month La>ofT tonjg.ht at the Jn inc
M amou Hotel.
Puente will face Hugh A{11u1aoo of
lo> Angeles 1n the I ().round main
t'\.tn l at 130 pounds
A protcge of ci.;-featherwe1ght
champion Danny (Lmle Red) Lopez.
Puente o~ns an 8-3 pro record . He
h:as been idle because he had trouble
com bining fus boxing wnh a full-time
JOb.
Anguiano, who 1s also a former
~lalC champion ha" IOI held the 126-
pound belt the pa.st )Cat. has i 13-5
record.
The fi r t bout 1 SCI for 7 30 p. m
Mure than 400 etcl.:ct 1n aU pm.r
range\ ""111 10 on sa le at I 0 a.m. tn t.hc
arand ballroom.
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28A et Prom Pl. N/amtcr, ··• """"" ... d d 6 10 ... ,_.. • car routes avall. Current 2108V. w. Oceanfront, wullh & your own bull· $35. e .. utlful maple N 0 p. t • . 0. ye . torlet 11111 available. High n.. • approx -PAPER NO DELIVERY OMV r•port & prool of Ins LOCAL VENDING Nwpt Bch 673-1366 n... call Mr Bonn deak $225. MllC lamps 863-894•/w 675-8497/h Income, low overhead, hrt/wk. Balboa It. localed In South Coast INVOLVED, AND ALL req'd Appty at West..-n ROUTES FOR SALE *432·9275 ss.s
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+ dep. 722-9345 Emp!OYnitnt 5530 •CUSTOMER SERVICE YOU CAN AVERAGE El Toro Ofllcer1 Club llf Pfu. •111 Termite Repair Tech· = ~~:j 23;_[:,'~ ~~a~oJl:,.la~~·e
Tl • .. -• MoneyToa..o.t 29l4 .... nAIY .~WruRNITEMSCLERK uek• enthu11aa11c Mustbe18yearaorolder :~~~needC::~~it 24hrarecor<*:lmeasage rievwl Total c0tt S2250 ITIPI -· •WIDOW HAS SSS tor Famlllar Word Perfect or *ADJUSTMENl CLERK $75 people to wk as waltren. Valid CA lic.tlM & good h;;g ... ood driving reeo<d Salet ~ opening Sac SSOO 780..0157 • F.'r;71h51r nlcetll4~~22~9•3h9M. TOii $10,000/up. No cred. Multi-Mate. Good typing •PIT STATEMENT bar tender & bus person driving record needed · " XI
-nc u · .,_ ·v V ino pen. Cell Denison abllity. Prollcienl In Ml· CLERK Flu hrt 726-49•1 Call 541-551.3. Mon-Fri Call Cwi.y, 97e.602l Sm NB Int 0 ~ nt ANTIQUE t925 3-drawer •·-~ "'7" 7311 NOW Unn P & edlllng butlne&s OR MORE Or ...a In ,..,ton 140 AM. EOE phone per«>naJlly, od Of-dretMt 4 French Ptovin-l![lm--'!""~-~~~ ............ v or ... u 47 t'' EiiVeiope Stuttera. No eic,p 1-... uaptt""r1ayl Wa,....y C M • gan~aUonal tklllt,Sandl be c:lel dlnl;.,,, chair•. mirrors Glqgn for Rent 2740 lettert. Linda 4 6-3220 ira11 Giida for 1pp1 ...,. Full or""" time For '"' • depend a bl• a ar? . .., • o -. tll,ll0/-..1 I"'....,., "'""l Nttlonal Bank ,,_ .,.. PHONE CLERK . 55 & palnhngt S42-•v1 E SIDE CM T ti & -• .....-v..v more Information & appll· MANICURIST Rent or Comne w/exp 673-8 ' near us n ~I Southern Calllomla cation tend aase 10 P O commlulon. Cllentele 11&1111&1111111 ~\~aleii~s:r"::e ''J.~ ~.•::,':; =~0~~ EOE ___ INFO~~'l,~1g~~ALL Box 7490. Oeearborn Ml prefered Airport area 2 Part-Time positions ll•nAIY Footboerd with rallt,
only. $110/mo 873·3e00 & Found rlehl 24 HOUR RECcbRD-lfOIE (l 14) ... I -IOI l 48 120 Ask about added lncen· avalltble In Cuttomer Part Uine dally Neat Hoag queen llH $195 840-8733 -;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j Lott 2925 ING. 991-2637 IE AT · -E•tra i~~k• phone tlv.et for changing to· Service Department 7am Hotpllal No,,..amok•r • 30.. tf
'! A '"""'"' t11 •••L ••Fa.. to 1pm Mon-Fri or 11am Call HHler at 722·8060 CUSTOM 30 • co • AS S'O RT MEN T 0 F WANTED --Earning $3000·14000 __ ___ orders a1 home tor op--"' mm 10 s m Wed-Sun Need table w/be..,.ied glau
PRESCIOUS OOGS,10T· FfT & PIT telemar't!eters monthly per area. Not 1 BUSY INSURANCE OF-portunlly publleat1on1 Jeanne, 752..0711 oooJ phone pertonallly ... n&IYP/T $75 5•.,· tree:er $150 _..., _______ ! T E N S • S 0 M E tor new authorized Pac· multi leY9I 26~191S FIC].Needl ltm ~ltrk re· 518-843·2941••IL10 MECHANIC Porsche-compuler 8 pl~ wui Exp a mustt Cei1•bt• 01 an Kfng n Mdboarcf. dark -luslneu/Offlce lent PR.E.OJ.GBES.,.. W.HO Ts! cwttulu -av•lfC'f. -----cepllonl11 lull 11me FLHllT P/T Audi M·F Bsy lndpnt train Call between ofc procedures. Book· wood s100 721-11759
NEED HOMEI SOME Selary & bonus. Atk tor Beeuly $8.00/hr 631-7740 W k d Xlnt 0 ply '°' ahop Bnht. Minion 6am-Spm · kHp1ng knowledge a ~y· ExerclM ear.
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'Nwpt Bch, Aot 541-5032 Female l•mete cat eer ac;countlng helpful. Flex· Better yet you would be least3yrtHP Mus1 t1ave PIT Close 10 home Flex neurosurgery olflce 1n llOllITT 11&11 NEW DAYBED WHITE &
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2920 New ...W • ...._, ·-.... r• --n'amkg otc nds flex, well PfT No exp nee Sta'1 S6 parlung lot aec:urny No & BOX OUIL lEOI Peltean Mkt, -Must have great com· lovely atmosphere. they FfT permanent position org peraon wlgd phone hour Mon-Fri 1·5 30 uper1ence necetsary BRAND ·NEWI S
155 pon BIYd. Contact mgml ARE FREE munlcallon/organlzallon-would jUtl be delighted M·F 10·7 Friendly Nwpt Typl & PC a Newspaper Call Sam. 642.&262 NB wtU train Full company
co. at 714-261:31S1 al tldfft, some typing & With your new loc.a110n Bch neighborhood phllf· :!::~ Xlnt ~Ing cOOd beneltl1 available tor lull CALL * 940-8733 '*
52S SO FT Upstalra. AC. Cal·. comput• baokgrnd, flex Call 760-1012 macy 644-2111 Snd resume 10 3400 Via ASSISTAIT Pl.OTillOLUI time applicants Apply 1n SOFA bed 150. retrlger· pvt entry& bath. 705-0 E hrt. Hunt. Bch.1197..()090 ---Oporto s.201 Newport FI T M·F 7 30am-4pm person Friday, May 26 ator S50. kitchen table
-Jlllboa Blvd. Balboa Pen 141-llll Beach ·cA 926&3 DISTRICT 51Hr. bloehlt No exp betwHn 12·2PM wHh 510. king wattlf' bed $75
$475/mo * 760-9792 .• 111--.NMJ------------, u.,.. IAIA~ER '::ok:P~ f~pr'r~g Manager 631-517~ or 631-7223
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E. 11th St.. CM, groat male,bflnclecolor,med· Lucrative compensation1 •Tiii &A.M.-lOAu Sat.Sun po<tS5houf 12•16tiour• now 714-774-4880 ..... S350/mo.84&-tee3 "29. Vic Hoeg Hospital, pecttege. Plea9e cell 0< e.cr~~~~~~°'~ -,.. week N Mlscebntous 6015 , u.-1 Bch. 241.7171 Mnd reaum• to; For ln-houM cafeteria P« o aper nee. IATm null ; ··-~ a~ma• FIRST TIME Located In lrvlne (714) 941·2882 Needed to help operate •StV.TEBOAAO RAMP• Commerd1I Property Found grey & .whit• male DAILY PILOT I I Ii • Salad/Soup Bar Cashlef NEWSPAPER PIT .,Ill GUil TM Garden In CdM Sat· S'xS' •. pipe 175 a.. at
• 2778 puppy w/OM ,coltar. Vie. ADVERTISERS Apply In person al 3071 3.4 d•"• per week ! urdeys& Sundays tOam 21522ndSt CoetaMese
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*1300Csq ttOff. 1518 Nwpt Friendly w/catt. Call Cos~~~~~S~2627 Wllllll TEAM Corona . def :J., office • Fri 8 am • 4 pm Buffet 1200, ttereo Btvd. .M. c, 11orage, 834-7419 J 111 840_8110 673-2268 cab 51 50 walnut. "OOd 'Carl' etc. parking --A L" d c I Run yout He p llTlllH 1 a--••n .. S53-1115 or 673-1943 FOUND: Ma'9 black cet Un: in a u 8f' ..__ --lltPPU/llOfl'fll cond Super 8rnm mOY•e
w1wt11t• pews & nose (71 4)642--4321 Wanted Ad 1'n the IUllTIUllE The Number One News-M&UTY OlllTllL UPS •JfP P'•f Appty earn proJ 115 775-S44.3 ,,.. ......
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Hamilton & Newland Tralneet No experience Book• on Tape 729 y•-•a•• PMrt ring, 8P' $375. tell
lndullrtll 2788 ~7361 ~~~1:;~1.~~:. week. If you don't fill Telemar"•llng ~~A.p:.~m:.,v'::! FaradSt .CM !>"a-~~25 Loot\~:~. ::~~: CaH Juroen
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Street frontage Groas Lost whl & brn male An1wer1ng Service F I P llllLllllTllS truck with• thell. or large national reel •t•t• mar· both 1125 640-4038
..... S2, 1001mo Call Shellie Collle mix Ans to Um• Tues graveyard For more •. nformat·1on ' wegon It necusary kettng lyttem with Ufl Teleph()ne OpefttOt f /P "•a&.1• as SVMll Mon-Fri. 8·30--4. Edison C M Mesa Verde Mutt type • Wiii train liml\ed ..-n1ng1 For 1n-tome T"" grave-yard
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CITY OF llWITINQTOll WCH {.
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Notice .. hweby ti*' thM • ""'* helttna ... be t*d by the Qty ~of tN City Of Hurttlngloft .._., ln;IM Ollundl ~· Of
tM CMc c.m.t, ~on .._.., et Ille hluifof 7;00 PM., °' ..
aoon t,,....,.., •PD= on~ .... • Of June, tMt, tor •hf purpoee Of cooeidering tM ,.... Yw t•tto City ~. All c:ttlaene (eepeclely ...-~ Incl ,_. d'o 1pped lndMdumll we
kwtted to enend encr provide Che Couftcl wt1t1 ~ end Of'el
eomment9 Md Mk ~ ~·the Ctty'I en.W. pre>poMd
budget 9"d the ref1tlon1Np of ~. IMttnt fund• to th•t budget.
The entire PfOOOMcf bUOgllt kit FY 1 .. llO totall $118,553,633
Including 0...1 Fund el(S*'dftUNe ptOPOMCI at .... 233, 718 The
complete, PfoPOMd bUdaet fOJ FY 1•1 .. CM be ~ed by tne
public from 1:00 A,M TO 5.00 P.M., ~ ttwough Frldey at CltY
Hall, 2000 Mein Street, Huntington~. copes of the prQP<>led
budget are tll90 svali.ble tor pubflo revt.w at tM Cl1y'1 c.ntral Ubrlt)'
located at 11i1 Talber1 Averwe (Goldenwest 8t. and Talber1 Ave.) ,l
All lnt.,..ted per1on9 are Jnvfted to attend tM budget hearlnQ and
expr ... theW opinion. fOf', or tiglllnet the propoeed City ~ fOJ FY
1989/90. Further lnfotrMtlon may be obtained trorn the <>Moe of the
City Clerk, 2000 M1ln Street, Hur\tlngton IMch, Cellfornta 92848 -
Phone (71<4) 538-5227.
The City of Huntington Beach en~°'' to eccomodll• peraon1 of
Nl!Kflcapped tt•tul ln the admlalon or acoeu to, or tr .. tment or
.,,.oyment In, City progrM'ls °' ectlvhlee. The City of 11uritfngton
Beach 11 an equal opportunhy employtt-. •
DATED: 5/25189
Pubflshed 0<9nge Coast D.ity Pilot M1y 25. 1989 Th502
Bistros are a unique pleasure Qf
France. They are a place to celebrate.
recuperate, raise the ints or calm the
nerves. In addition. the food is univer-
sall)' &ood and quite reasonable.
Some bistros can be elegant and
formal, but most have the cqmfortablc
ambiance of Paris in the 1920s: walls
colored in a soft amber tone. sturdy
brown wood tables and acongemal d1 n of
convenauon.
French country cooking is the heart
and soul of bistro life. Husky stews and
roasts are served.along wuh a slab of
yeasty. counu;-st)'le bread. The cu1s\Jle
JS fragtal\t, navorful and.uncomplicated.
using traditional ingredients to add p1cc
and distinctiveness to an) dish
Using fresh ingredient\, condiments
and spices. )'OU can create a menu that
captures the col) feeling of a French
bistro. Bon Apetit.
MIXED MEAT PlE
1 poud sweet sausage, castna re-
moved H d crumbled
1 pend boneless clllckeo, cut Into ·~ • .. lJld ptttes
~ C9f clloppe4 oaloa
Z cloves garlic, cnsltecl
1 cap sbredded Clleddar cheese
~ np Dljoa m•stard or coa.ntry
DlJ•MHtard
z ..... 1J11llt1y bealtn
1 aabletpooa dried b11U leaves
___ ,Pamy fort KIJll1'=1llc.ll.plt
1 ea, 11Jptly beatea
BuU leaf, for gar11l1ll
In large skillet. over med1um-h1gh
heal, brown sausqe. chicken. onion and
garhc. Remove from heat: drain well.
.Stir tn cheese, mustard. 2 eggs and basil.
Roll half the pastry into an I 1-mch
• -
circle. Place in 9-mcb pie plate. Spoon
lilltna mto pastry-lined plate. Roll
remainma dough mtQ an I I-inch circle;
place over fillina. Trim. seal and Oute
edges; sltt top of crust to vent. Cut pastt)
scraps into lea"e to decorate top. Brush
ptc wlth egg.
Bake at 375 degrees for 45 minutes or
unul golden brown. Let stand 15
minutes before serving. Gann h v. 1th
basil 1f de ired. Makes 8 servings.
'
BJSTRO BURG UNDY STEW
1 pond bed slrloln, Ht latO l ~-lacll
piece.
3 tablffPOODS all·p•rpose noar
I slices bacon, cut Into l·lncb pieces
(about '• poll.Dd)
% cloves 11rllc, crushed
3 carrots, pared aad cat lnto l·lncb
pieces (aboat 1 ~ capt)
~ cup Burgundy or otller dry red ·
wlne
'ilt cup Dijon mustard or cottnlry
Dijon Mustard -'
1% small ma1a.rooms
1 ~ et1p1 scallions, col 1.ato I ""·Inda
pleca
Tomato rose, for garnllb
Parsley, for garaJsb
Coat beef with flour: set aside.
In large skillet. o'er medium hl·a1.
cook bacon JUSt until done· pour ofT
e\cCss fat . Add beef and garl1c:cook until
browned. dd carrots. wine and mu-;-
1ard. co, er. immer 10 minute~ or until
carrots arc tender. s11rnng occa-;1om1ll)
t1 rtn mushroomsand ~all1ons.cook 10
minutes more. stirring occs1onall). (1ar-
n1sh \\.Ith tomato ro~ and par\k\ 1f
dcs1rl'J Males 6 servings
f Pluse see BISTRO /Cl)
THURSDAY. MAY 25, 1988
Outdoor .Chef$ open another. season ·~ bac~Y-ard .. fare
By JAN TOWNSEND
~Newt S«Yke
SACRAMENTO-Evcr.smccoutdoor-cooking fe"er ~trud
in the· 50s, Cahfornians have barl>ccued C' er) thing from weenies
t6 oysters to baby back nbs. And now w11n Mcmonal Da>
"'eek~nd approaching outdoor chefs will open another \Ca on of
~ backyard cookery.
But ask someone from Missoun. fexas or M1ss1 s1pp1 . and
you'll be told that whal we've really been domgall along 1<;gr1ll1ng.
With appro'(imately 63 milhon A.mencan<; owning either a
charcoal gnll, barbecue pit or gas grill. accord mg to the Barbecue
Jndustr} A\ssoc1ation based 1n Napen 1lle Jll .. )Ou'd think "'l'
outdoor chefs would know th~ difference.
Jn the proper sense of the word. genuine barbecuing t\ \IO''
cooking o"er or adjacent to ll"c coals at low tcmperatu~
" On the other hand. Rich Davis, creator of K C'. Mastcrpu .. 'CC
Barbecue Sauce. said. "Gnlhng 1s a fast cook in proc~s OH~r "' c
coals. scanng meat qu1c~ly o'er high heat to max1m11e JU1ce
retention."
Today's outdoor cooking le son 1s about barbecued nt5s.
That's nght. barbecued .\ fler all . ~hoc' er heard of gnllcd nbs'>
Amencans arc bullish about their barbtx·ue. nbs or
otherwise. uccessful barbecue comes from a good fire. good coal!.
and patience. Beyond that. d1stincuvc: nbs are the result of
regional preftrcncc on taste and t~chnique . .\bovc all elseAo
people with an allegiance to barbecue, the pig 1s a saacd lOW. and
th1 usuall> happens in thr South
In Nonh Carohna. barbecue means chopixd "'hole hog" 1th
a v10caar-hot ~Io that rcgJOo tt would be rcdunda.m to ~}
barbecued pork
In "Southern Food" (Knopf. 1987), John Egenon \\nll~
··There may be rchgiou . pol111cal. athletic or stJ.ual images that
s11r deeper emouons -ma)be, but noth1na in the realm of
South.cm food 1s regarded with more pa s1onatc cnthus1a m b)
the faithful than a perfeclly coo~ed and sea oned slab of nb "
Pork meets beef where E3st meets We t -m Kansa Cm.
where barbecue ha emeracd as an cclcct1cfood .. l nhke the other
barbecue regions. which tend 10 focus on a smgl~ kmd of meat -
whole_ hog. bn kct -0r ntK," Da"1s said ... Kansa City/M1dWe5t
barbecue encompa sc all these favontcs. ~r' 1n1t them with
Sunset offers recipe .collections
from barbecue to regional dishes . .
. unset Book has JU\t published
four cookbooks, one of ~tllcn
arra"t 1n umc for the bac~)ard
barbecue:.
Another is the annual favorite.
fcaturma e"el") recipe and food
an1clc that has appeai'ed in tht four
rc&JOnal cd1uon' of the maaa11nc
dunna 1988. The otheN fcx-us on
make-ahead dishes and M>uth-of •
the-border fa\.Oritcs
..The Ultamatr <.mll Book" 1s
packed with p0 1b1ltt1cs for C\Cr)·
th1n1 from s1mplt ram1l) meals to
C\l1ttn1 ~rt) C\\ra,aganzas The
first chapter contain~ up-to-the·
minute mformauon on charcoal-
tuelcd barl>\."tut , ps gnll . fire
stJner.i and other equipment With
the complete and eaS)'·to-follow
coo~rn& chans and ba 1c d1rcct10M
for ~mok1n1 and pll-rQa ling. e\en
a no' ice can become a back-)ard
chef
More than 300 mouthwutcnna
rct1pe . mcludin1 all rtt1pc from
~uniet's popular "Bar'~uc ook
Book," plu I SO all-new c.reauon
forthc lflll. Thiscollc~·tion features
traditional fa, orit~ and new d• •
CO\<CMC and emph&SilC the &nil's
incmhblc "ersa11ht).
TM 2~pa~ tllu tratcd book
retails for Sl9.9S.
for more than hair a century,
unset has bttn stf'\ii~ iu ttedcn a .
monthly menu of Caic1natina fa~.
LHt )t•r 1he tdnors co~~ 12
months of aru1 ea11~ into one
na"orful edi\ton, Wftt"I lO the ~inc·s rcci~ faM tht fint
·untct 0 Rte1pt Annual." This w-
qU(I, with 320 paer:t of wpelt> food
cchtonal and de~ c."Oloi' ~
t~r 1s tu~ to be anotht'r fnuval rent.
TN monttt;w·monda ~·· uon mall.el II taS> IO ftlMI dillin that
arc J\&t& ~t faE. tlte • 1 •hcr •
ICUOft.. or ror the hOlidly. Tiie wick ,.. or In 1ncludel ""'11iina
hcn QCltic .,... C'tliihw 10
*llC'IOUI eftd nMlnridal ~y
enlftft.
,.. ltld rtUil ~ ., '""
cd111on 1 $24 95.
Today· s bus) schcdu le~ chnllcnse
C\Cn the mo t creau'e cook You ~ould hkt to cn1cnain but thcre''i
arcel) enough lime to fh meal
for )Our Camll). lf lh1s 1!. a m1har
$CCnano. one ugac 11on 1 to find
recipe that can be prepared ahead
of Um( and thi!n -.en~ 11 )our le1~urc and con~en1cnce, ~ht"n )OU
need it.
"Make-ahead 'ookt>ook" i
packed ~1th di he\ that can be
prcpaml at tcut ad.a) •htad. torc-d
and ptttcnu:d when )Ou'rc rtad) -
111 with a mio1mum of la t·minute
fuis.
Whether )OU'rt plann,na a pan
Of COSMnt with a hurried Wttk. tha book. at S6.9.S. can 1u1de ~ou to
dehctous \u\:CC from appct11cr\
and SOUP' to cnt~ and de "'· Few a cook' tour uth of the
border. ~un ct'\ "Me\ican ~book'' I\ the ~rfttt &Uidt-
IJ completely ~\ 1tfd and c
PliMied best telkr ofkn a C\lhn~
tourofontoflhC world' oldcstand most,...,...., CUl\lftn
1 ht book ~ill help y u d( 0\(J
thctt't 1 lot more to M~x1C"an
..aules that art" thicker and mhcr than those found elsewhere."
I or thl" ramou\ "'11s oun barbcc~ed fall --0fT-the-bonc nb • Da"is
"11d \OU "ant tu "cook 1t low and coo~ it low."
But there's more to regJonal t)le than what soc in the pit or
on thl' arill for some. 11's oil in lhc sauce.
Regional prderenccs for sauces ha\<e crcattd v1 nual civil
"ars In her book. "Barbecue Rib and Other Great Feed :·
Jeanne \ olll "ntc . "lf a map were colored to ttOec\ hades of
1egwnal hJrbe\.ue 'kluces. North and ulh Carolina would be
amber rnlorcd (for their \inegar. buller and hot pepper sauce)·
Georgia. oranJe-rcd (for its ketchup sauce contamma ocuon and
\ tnega r) Florida. & more golden red (for It vmepr, hmt juice,
~l"IC'hup Jnd horscrad1 h sauct) with the colors darkensn& into
lo..l'h hu p l olor .is thl· C) e mo' cs to"' ard Tc"'' ..
In California. tomato-baSfi'.I sauce have 11ven wa) to sauces
ba,l·d on citrus. olive oil and acctnt from J&m of plum.
hlal U't'm and currant
lklorqou ~lap a lab of nbHln the gnll. lnowcerta1n truths;
.\ high fat rnntcnt rt'Qu1rc 1ha1 nb'i be cooked lo"IY and
1urned l"&n tantl~ Thi is mo t ca tly done when they're left ma
"hlik '1np and" o' l'n on skc"'er~ .\ llo~ I pound per ~rwn. and prcx.CC'd
Por\.. nb'i -Don't fall pn-) to 1he m1sconccpuon that )OU arc
dn1 ng Jn) th mg bcneticial b) •·parbo1hng" the nbs before cooktna.
\\ho want., lhc ta'ltt• of por~ meat that ha~ necn part in II) cooked
in bwllng fall, \\Jlt'r°' Bc\ldt·~ the pr(')(edure dOt' n't make the
rih-. an' more lcnda or le s grea\\
Thcrearcthrcct)~ofporlnbs-parcnb .cutfromJu t
b<llmd lhc pork houldcr. back nbs: and country· tyle nbs. cut
from the lorn.
.\menca· fa,ontt's are <;par~nb<> a long tnangutar cut of
bones, can1lage and a ttun la) rr of meat that gnJJs to a cnsp1ness
and na,ur h~e no other food Bae!. nb are •honer and meauer
.. than parcnb . .ind lirst c ho1ce for ( hmese-St) le barbecue. c ountr~·~t)'le rtb'i 1. ut from the loin are nugcts of meat attached
hl bo ne
Be-cf nb -\hon nb rnn ~barbecued. but they'rc often too th1t~ tor good harbt."(uang \\hat iou_want ~ ~f back nbs. \u.;ordJna. LO..J.om tcUo ot the ~Caune>) lbc
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6ninge CoMt DAILY PILOT I Thuraday, l..1y 25, 1989 ..
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There's no lack of cleverness for the la t eSt kitchen aids
9'1M• __.DAVIDSON _........_ .......
SAN FRANCISCO -Here's a smattcrina of
what's new amona housewares, courtesy of a visit to
the San Francisco Gouonet Show.
-You could call the )(jtchen Whiz a son 9f Up
the Down Recipe. This caJculator<lock-timcr can
make recipes biuer or smaller: it also speaks metric.
It's mlde by Seiko and the suuested retail price is $S9.9S.
I
plasuc rin,s around their neck like tnbalJcwclry. You Because they're· the~. Otpei'tdin& on the me of thc mak;nacasy dashes with carrot , com, watermelon•
put the hrfcct..a..Crust on a floured board wnh the stone-, the suucstcd retail price is SAO and up. . more. A muit·bu~ for arannie wnh arten thumbs
flattened piedouah in theccntcrand roll. Soon your pie -·A .l<up drip coffee makc.r calttd Mic~ ~rcw give to their t~kc .
crust will be the shape and the exact th1cknc of the wall make 1\S'appcarancc 1n atOttS 1n Auaust. Tb1s 1slhe -I o put on your<. hri tma book hst n&ht th
plastic rina. This why-didn't-l·think-of-11? anvcntiori instant coffee of the 21st century. Place coffee grounds .• minute. "Manha tewart's ( hristma .'' .. Soup Meat
costs S9.9j. an the drip basket, ldd water above th.c; basket. put the • b~ Lee Bailey (both wlfh J.OfltOUS coter photos) a
-Winesmoke, handcut arapevane canes pack-whole 19parttus tn the microwa·~~ anct swoosh, .one "The New Basics" by the Salver Palate pear, Juice kos
aaed for bubecuina. is a 3-year-old company from cupofrcalbrewcdcoffccin thesametimeyoucanbrew · and·Sheila Lultins. lhesc books ~ill be out in fall.
Sanaer, Calif. Judy Hobbs, the owner of Wfoesmokc plain water in the mic!owave. Susgested retail price:· When hunVY. the crowd at Moscone Cent
with her husband 8111, said their vine wood isavailable . S34. 95. • . . moved over to tht San franc1~0 Food &t Bcvera
in the Williams-Sonoma and Bk>ominadale's stores. . -Ever hid a half-cooked fish fih:tshthCT down Show 1n Brooks Hall an CIVIC Center, where fi
One bla about the ~ of a 10.poun<f bl& of supr beR<een the runas of your barbecue, never to be sec~ purveyors dished up their spec1~tit1es. om~red ~
makeueven ao JO fires and costs about SS.SO. · qain? Griffo Gnll wiR tak.e care of this. This arcat idea Jhe annual· specialty-food how in San Franc1sco t -IJ looks like a hard hat with holes. What it rcalJ)' looks like a leaky cookie Jh~ (a metal tray covered March, this show is mall, but houscwarc buyers hav
js is a microwave pas .. cooker. From the Hario Co. of with holes). You live it a tood J:reasing. put yo\lr fish b•ahly developed taste buds
-The bonded surfaces of Sc:-.anpan 2001 Plus
pots, pans, cookina sheets and s.kallets will never, never
sc:ratch or peel, even when you use a metal spatula. It
takes less heat to cook food in a Scanpan than in
ordinary pans. said a young Scanpan demonstrator as
he singed an omelet with an overdose of heat.
SUllC$ted 1'Ctail price for the 9.S-inch 9melet pan 1
Japan. SUISl1Cd ttWI price: $20. on top, and· P.'ace on top of your barbecue gnll.' Will you be able to live without·
• -Thc"l>olderdcluxe ironina board is so swell that ·Sugesled tetaal price: S3S-S39. -Pic~led quail esgs from the Napa Valley?·
. it needs a room of its own. The Mercedes of. ironina -Homecannen will rush to plunk down $49.95 -Com popped on the cob in the microwave'> On around $50. · · · , '
-.The~ bears of food procnsina have gone
Italian hi-t.eeb. Now you can get Cuisinart's mini-mate
(baby) chopper .. little pro plus (mommy). and the
classic (PoP) with sleek black bases arid aray Luthe
work bowls. s~~ted retail prices arc, respectively:
$40, SJ 09 and$ J 75.
boards tttails for around $90 ind comes with a sleeve (sugcsied retail price) (or a Micro Dome, a microwave cob produces three quarts of popcorn.
board, a rac~ for stackina folded clothes, a hangina home tanner. Youcanonly doonejarata tJme, but the -Ben &Jerry's Peace Pop (a sinfully fine rcph
rack, and a \ray for ).'our iron. process toe' so quickly that this method -PoPPtn& of an Eskimo pie) and Brownie Bars (a square of van ill
-Ou'ick. Don t be the last in your neighborhood the filled jar into a thing tha~ looks like a pressure ice cream 'Sandwiched between two chewy. fuda
to act a Coot & Cool stone or the Hot Rock. The Hot cooker and microwaving it -may be faster than the nutty brownies)?
Rock was selected as the "trendsetter 1989" by the old full-boil method. -Fresh edible flowers hke nasturtiums, johnn
-Perfect-a-Crust I'm goin, to give all my friends
Perfcct..a-Crust for Christmas. J they don't make pies
they can han& the red, blue and yellow graduated
show manaacmc.nt. These l .S-inch-thick, cookie sheet--"The Little Gard~nefs Cookbook" by jump-ups, swtct wtlliams, boragc fl owers and pan 1
sized stones take 30 minutes to one hour to beat in the ~thlcca Bullock (S i,s. 98) •. a back-to-naturaf book for fresh produce hke tomatoes the size of pencil era~
oven and then stay so hot (for 4S minutes) that you can k.1ds1 inc:ludel veactablct seeds, a wooden spoon, a fiddle head fems, orange. yellow and purple bcl
broil steaks on. them in your ljvina room. Why? scrv1n1· tray, and a cookbook with directions for peppers, and zucchini. t>lossomo;'>
Mix, match grap·es to flavor f avoriites
According toa recent Gallup poll,
more than 40 million Americans
are joging to keep fit. Swimming
and bicycling are other popular
choices. When summer ap-
proaches. more people take advan-
ta8C of longer daylight hours to
participate in active spc>rts and
enjoy the beautiful weather.
percent of daily caloric intake).
carbohydrate (SO to 60 peroent) and
fat (up to 30 percent). In addition to
containina the pr,pper nutrients,
summer food shqujl!he ta~
California arai>CJ rate hiah on the
list for tvcrsatile summer ea'ting
without much preparation time.
With several varietjes available
most of the )-Car, mbting and ,
matchinagrapes with other fa vonte
foods is an easy habit to adopt.
A properly balanced diet is
important to people with active
lifestyl~. and should contain the
riaht amounts of protein ( 10 to 20 GRAPE AND SALMON SALAD
* llmlted to stock on hand
not all sizes and styles
OFF
Mon • ..frl
10AMIPM
Set. 10.AM-5 PM
. lun. 12-!PM
743 W. BAKER ST.
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A ten kilometer fundral5'ng walkathon to ..
fund ttie fight against AIDS In Orange County
SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1989
Starting at Mason Park In Irvine
Sign-In 9:00 AM
Opening Ceremony 9:30 AM
Walk ~Ins 10:00 AM
TO REGISTER CALL:
"(714) 645·6300
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1 cu (1'1\ oueea) salmon•,
•ru.e4 u4 flaked
'4 e9p CallforaJa crapes••
l lablelpoota1 cltopped creen ...... -
l tablespon ~opped dJD pickle
'1\ te11poon bottled bo"t pepper
U l ce .
Dula pepper
Grape cl11ters
1 red or 1reen pepper, 1llced Into
1trtp1
Lettace leaves
Favorite bottled vinaigrette
dnsaLD1
Combine saJmon, grapes, green
onion, dill pi e, pepper sauce and
pepper, m · II. Arrange salmon
mixture clusters and pepper
strips ettuce-lined plate.
Drizzle · ~
servings.
•c hicken or tuna can ht
substituted.
••Green, red or blue/black
grapes may be used.
THANKS. A MILLION
The Cos1o /IMso Newport Harbor Lions
extend a very special than~ you to the
people who will be joining us June 2, 3
and ~ at the Fish Fry ond Carnival. Your
portic.ipation allows us to support mony
fine organizations ond worlhwhile causes
in our community.
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CITY OF HUNT1NQTON BEACH
CITY BUDGET HEARING
FY 1911/90
Not.IOI • her9by Qfllen ttwlt • pubk hMrlng wlll be hlld by the City Council of the
City ol Huntington Beectl In the Council Chemberl of lhe CW: Center Hvnt'"9ton
BMch, at the hot.If o11·00 P M, or es 100n ttiereafl• as~ on Monday, the 5th
day or June, 1989, for tile purpoee of oonlldering the Fl9C4l YMt 1989/90 City
Budget Al cttlZ9nl (~ .niOf' oftlnns and Nndicapped lnd1Vlduela) .,.
lnvtled to attend end prcMde the Council with written and oral comment.a and 6k
questlOOS ooncieming the City 1 entlf'e proPOMd budge! and the retallonlhlp of
Aellenue SNw'lng lunda 10 that budget · .
The entire propoeed ~t fOf FY 1989190 totals S t88,553.e33 lndudlfl0 Generel
Fund ~111.1r• propoeed at $86,233, 788 The complete, prOJ>C*d ~ for FY
1918189 cen be lr\tC)eeted by the publle from 8 00 A M TO 5 00 P M • Monday
through Fndey at City Hall, 2000 M-. Street. HuntJngton 8Mdl eopeee of the
propoeed budgM w.e allo 8Vllilable for pubic r~ at the City's Central Llbfwy
loQted at 7t11 Talbert '-119nUe (Goidet<---t St and Tllbert Ave J
AM Interested persons are lnvlt~ Jo attend tno budget bMcJnO and upr ... lhelt
opinlont tor. or agalMt the ptopoeed City budget for FY 1989190 Further
.. Information may be obtained from the Office of the Ctty Clenc. 2000 Main Street,
Huntington 8eedt, caatom.e 92648 -Phorl9 (714) 53&-5227
The City of Huntington e..ctl endeavors to eccomodat• pertont of handlc8pped
statut In the edm191kln or llOQeSt to. or ire.tment or ~t. In. City programs
or ectMtlee The City of Huntingion Beect1 II an ~ ~unity employer
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Linguine Scramble .a· real winner
The winnins recipe in a nalional middJc-tehool rudina teacher, she '4 C9' tM9 Mtlff 1 .UH• cook.Ina contest should be creative, had to compete in lhe state finals " •4 N' ~s.4 p.,,..... dleete ,.,._. -.u leavet;....-•1
renect current cookmi hablls and dunna her lunch hour -carryfoJ 1 ._...,._ etaoppe• 1a-drie4 In medium bowl, beat toeether
nutritional concerns and tempt bercook1na supplies in a sunccase. a.ma&oet, .,u..ai ~·milk, taco sauce, cheete, sun-
taste buds! When she's not dreaming up 1 ... .,... MIU leave1, cntlled dncd tomatoes, if desitecl, and
G'°"-Piantek of Skillman, N.J., cookina contt$t cntnes. J>iantek w l iu...,... clteppe4 freall seasonin_, until well ~ded. In
s•acceedtd on all counts with her enjoyswrillnaan&clesaboutspcctal k.U Jeav" 10-to 12-1nchomeletpenor1killet.
recipe for Saucy Linguine educalion and womna on Mr ~ aea.,... 1aU stir t<>ðer t8I mixture and
Scramble. As a result, she won the home computer. She used i portion hoauine.
adult-division blue' ribbon and of hCt prize eam1ngs to purehase \9 aea.,... pepper Cook over medium heat, tossina
S•,000 in American Eaa Board's several new smaJI apphan~es, in-S Capl Mt ~ff llD&alne, gently until e8'S beJin lO thicken,
1988 national Et&CookinaContcst. dudina an automahc bread maker! •alae4 about 10 minutes. Add tomatoct,
Saucy Llnauine Scramb&c is a l •mall plua S.ma&oel, war· zucchini and olives. Toss aently
colorful medley ofputa, tomatoes, . SAUCY UNGUINE ter•llMI •laced . until eus are thickened but still
zucchini and olives tossed and SCRAMBLE • · 1 small 111CC'1al, ,uriettd ud moist; about 3 minutes. Oam1sh
cooked with a zesty, Italian-season-I esp sliced with basil leaves, if desired. Serves
ed ~ mixture. '4 NP milk '4 cap 1Uce4 ~ralaed pitted rtpe '\· .
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"scrambled up" an httle time -.a
boon for the convenience-con-
scious -and offers a fresh-tastina
flavor thal's hard to duplicate in
frozen entrecs. As an added bQnus,
each servina contain• less than 300
calories, yet providt$ 3S percent of
tbe U.S. RDA for protein.
Piantek has been in "a state of
shock" since she topped the New
Jene}' Fresh Eu Cook.tog Contest
(bcauna out ner mother, who
placed ~nd) and went on to
claim national honors.
Because Piantck works
BARBECUE
From C l
underside of the ribs has pockets of
fat and a "kind of skin. You. will
want 10 cut off the fat and peel that
skin off," he said. Beef back ribs
come ofTthe prime 'nb. They are the
bones the butcher removes from the
~Me"rtb beforeeuttmi dowrrto th~
rib eye. Aiello advises cook.ins the
ribs panially in foil with a·spnnkl· ·
ing OCJiquid· to assure tenderness.
Marinades, rubs. sauces and
smears: Marinating the ribs .for
several hours or ovem!&ht will soak
them full of fla vor but won't soak
thom l~nder.
Ousting ribs io hour or so prior
to cooking with seasonings su~ as
prlic powder, ·freshly a.round pep-
per, paprika and seasoned salt 1s a
popular treatment. (Many expens
still warn. however. to hold.off Ot\
salt until after the ribs are cooked,
or salt will leach juices. A tfnglc
correct style couldn't be. agreed
upon, we found. Typically. the
choice is based on regional
preferences.)
Cajun cook Paul Prudhomme
sugaests using a smear instead of a
wet marinade or dry seasonina. a
smear being somewhere between
the two and almost like a slush.
Sauces or marinades hiah in su~r
or .other ingredient~ that bum easily
should be brushed on only during
the last 20 minutes ofcookma time
01rcc1 or indirect heat: The
difference between the two 1s in
how you arrange the briqucts and
whether the barbecue is covered.
Basic directions for nbs call for
usina indirect heat and a covered
grill, although ttrtain barbccuers
recommend otherwise. Follow in-
structions that come with each
recipe. ·
For direct heat, spread hot coals
out 1n a sanaJc, s0hd layer, slightly
ovcrlappmg edacs. The bed of coals
should extend in a circle 2 to 3
inches beyond the perimeter of the
foods on the grill. With small
amounts of food, you can some-
times use fe"'cr briquets. Pos111on
gnll and platt foods over coal .
Aarc•ups can be a problem 1f fat
. ·, drips; extingu1 h Wlth a pray of
water. for even cooking and
browruna. turn foods as nttdcd
over direct heat. ·
For indirect heat. bank coat
equally on each stde -0f fire grate.
leavina specc for a metal or foil dnp
pan in center. put the pan 10 place,
then set &rill on blrbccue. Put foods
on snll over pan (if dnps arc
contained. no narc-ups should
occur). coyer w&th hd nd kttp
dampen open. Foods over ind1rttt
heat cook and brown evenly on 'all
sides without tumi"'-
To ma1nu11n htat. scattu 10\o 12
briquets (3 cups) over btd of coals
every 30 minute,. startjq when you ananac the fire for cookirlJ;
with 1nd1rect heat, put five to •~
briQuet1 on each lldc of fire bed Good barbecue ll ample. clusac\
hp-amac:bna, and a m1t1ttof~ te.
With upcnrMntataon. you'll soon
&eam to well, kl. and taste when
~UC is cooked ~y.
Cookins times are unDmticable
due to tbC variables of wind, fire
heat and oook's dililmce. I like ribs matt~ on I.he outside and ready to fall off the boon. Others lib them
drY and crackly.
.. ~To choi>;\bcm apen. utt a sharp
cleaver. Have plenty of naokins on
hand to mop up sauce-drtnchcd
finem u.s llCc.
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Ground
dt~·-Bee T
.ookten premium
USDA e'nll!~ 22 .. F•t-per lb. Mot to •c.-v ,
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Beer 2 88 12 oa. c.-.
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Prices effective May 25 thru May 31 , 1989
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sweet ~u.i~y.
·Peaches .· ·
O•IHornle Grown · ,,., lb, ..
Limit 8-6 pick•
per cuatomer
10-519"~ 1 ~Piel• ~ct
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Or11nge Co.et DAILY PILOT I Thursday, May 25, 1M
. Chicken dishes are ecohomical,
yet they're rich in taste, nutrients ·
Chicken is becoming America's
favorite meat given its low calories,
low fat content, economical value
and overall cooking flexibility.
With the increase in consum(>'"
tion, everyone's l~king for tasty,
simple ways to make delic"ious
chicken dishes. MO$t of the season-
ings required for these recipes arc
already included. Add chicken and
jusi a few other ingredients for
delicious main dishes, sout>s or
aceompaniments.
Brighten up your table with
colorful Mandarin Almond
Chicken. This blend of citrus and
spice is simple to make and elegant
to serve. Add mandarin oranses,
greeo onions, almonds and Lipton
rice and sauce -chicken flavor to
chicken marinated in a. blend of
Italian dressing, orange juice,
honey and mustar,Si. Garnish with.
mandarin oranges for an extra
touch.
Need something new to serve
with chicken?Try Lemony Noodles
and Peas. A subtle lemon flavor
r---.... I -THI· BISI' ·coUPON -=~ •AY OFFiii Ill TOWNI ~=· ~ · . I DfTAllS IN STOttl
makes these creamy noodles a
standout. Pepper and peas add
spice and color. Squeeze a little of ,
the lemon on your cooked chicken
and serve. Or simply toss pieces of
cooked cbicktn with the firushed
l)Oodles for a main dish. -
MANDARIN ALMOND CBICJtEN
1n,•ruc•Ja&ce ~ e9p ,...1 .......... bottled
ltaUudresliaC
1 taltlet ... ltoMy
l teaspooa dry mutard
l ,o•ad boaele11 chlc•ea
breastt
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l ,.cble rice ud c~cten
flU'•l' UllC!'e .
1 'cu ( 11 ouee1) IDUftrln
or ... et,draiaed
~ Ctlp 1Ueed 1ren oaJoas
•;, .c•p silvered 1lmoad1, H&llltly
toasted
WE. ACCEPT COUPONS FROM OTHER SUPERMARKETS PLUS MANUFACTURER'S DOUBLES In large shaJlow glass baking
dish, blen(! 'h cup orange juice, l/•
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.~up bottled Italian dressing. honey
and l/1 teaspoon mustard; add
chicken and tum to coat. Cover and
marinate in refrigerator, turning
occasionally, at least 1 hour or
overnight.
Remove chicken. Jn large skillet,
heat remaining 2 tablespoons bot-
tled Italian-dressing and cook
chicken ovet medium-h · eat 4
minutes. the! tu ook
ered over low at mi{lutes or
until done; remo e 'and keep warm.
Into skillet, stir in water. nee and•
ctricken flavor sauce, .remain in 'b
·&-1B--l-4cup ofange JulGe an l teaspoon
ii:,:.._;:..::.-;;;..._--' must•rd and bring to a boil. Reduce
--.-~~ heat and simmer. stirring oc-
casionally, 10 "?inutes or until rice •••••• PORK s'AUSAOI LINKS is tender. ,
Stir in oranges, green onions and
almonds; heat through. To serve.
arrange chicken over ri ce. Makes
about 4 servmgs.
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% c•ps water
l table1poow batter or margar·
1De
1 package noodles and butter
sauce
Ya cap froiea pe.a1, partially
~wed
Ya te11pooa grated lemon peel
Pepper to taste
In medium saucepan. bring
water and buiter to a boil . Sttr 1n
noodles and butter sau~ and
continue boiling, stirring OC·
casionally. 4 minutes. Sur 1n peas
and conunue boiling 3 minutes or
un1il n~les are tender: stir in
lemon peel and pepper. Makes
about 4 scrv~ngs. Servf with grilled .
broiled or baited chicken .
Spiced fruit
adds zest to
sauerbraten
kttet Homea and Gardens
Saucrbraten I a ems.sic German
recipe that malces som.ething won-
derful from ales~ tender cut of beef
by overnilbt mannaung and slow
cookina.
Jn this vel'iion .. .the pleasant!>
balan~ sweet-sour ta tc comes
from the syrup from spiced crab
apples an·d red ·wine vtncpr. Jn
traditional fashion, th'C &n1vy is
thickened with amaersnap crumbs
SAUERIRATEN WITH
CRAB APPLES '
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Drain apPln. ttservina ~)nap.
Return apples to jar: co~er and
chill. In a saucepan combine rc-
terVed synap ~th vinepr. onion .
.alt. pepper, bey leaf alld doves.
Miii to boilina; reduce hett.
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Back Ribs
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Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, May 25. 1989 I
Apple pie a la mode New Zealand :style ..
Did you know that we have New
Zaland to thank for the Granny
Smith apple? Indeed, thi brilliant
areen. thin skinned apple -tart-
SVt'CCt and ire 1st1bly crisp -hailed
from the shores do" n-under some
30·years ago.
Because they are ··down-under."
theargrowinaseason as j ust opposjte
to ours. That means that we ca n
look forward to refreshing, New
Zealand Granny Smith apples now
through the summer until Auaust.
For a delightful twist on the all-
American apple pie. try an Upsidc-
Down Apple Tan From Oown-
U nder. Stir wgether butter and
brown supr an a pie plate. Top with
slices of Granny mith apple and
drape with pie pastry -30-3S
minutes 1sall it take to bake. When
you in vert the pie plate, the cri p
bro"'n pastry becomes the bottom
crust, reveahna a cache of wonder-
full y caramelized apple slice .
h may be too tempting to wait
until your Upside-Down Tart
cools. There's an easy solution! Top
each slice with a aenerous scoop of
ice cream for a treat that can't be
beat.
UPSIDE-DOWN APPLE
TART FROM DOWN-UNDER
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1 &Ula,... Upt cora IJ'11f
1 &altle1p11• ...._Juice
% New Zealaacl Grauy Smla.
applet
l 1ttek paeb1e4 pie doup mts
Ice cream, optloul .
Place butter an 9-inch glass pie
plate. Preheat oven. Place pie plate
an oven until butter is melted.
Remove fro m oven; stir an brown
sugar, com syrup and lemon juice.
Core apples; cut into slices. Arran$«!
slices over brown sugar mixture an
circular pattern. Prepare pie dough
according to package direction$.
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Roll dough 1010 a round '•·inc
thick. Drape over apple , tuckin
11des in around apples. Bake tart
400 devee • 30-35 minutes, unt
crust as &olden brown. Remo"
from oven and cool S minute
Invert tart onto se rvina plate. Scrv
wilh ice c~am, 1f de ired. Make
servinas.
Fast food
balances
·time, taste
Balanced eating habtt'> arc thl' l..l')
to mamta101ng a hcalthlul hll·,t~k
Yet fi ndma umc to cook olkn
presents a probkm fo r toda) ·.,on·
the-go chef The olutton ., mil ro-
wa\e buraers. fo r a qua ck con,c.>·
n1cn1 entrce.
M1cro"'a"'able Onion Bur~t:r'
take onl ) minutes to make 1 hl'
secret 1s an the ona on recipe soup
ma~. "h1ch lend'> a hean) toa,tl·d
onion na \ or and rich beef) rolrn tn
)our m1cro"a"e burgers
· For an c~c1ting Mc'!can t" 1st tu
)'ou r fiesta. Lt) m1crowa\C Tarn
Burgers Just as conHntcnt tn
create as Onion Burgers their ze'>t'
Mex ican na \.O r will h\.CO up 10\
meal
When the menu calls tor a quid.
meal tha t'\ dcllc1 ou\ and
nutritious. tr~ m1 cro"a"ablc
Onion Burgers or 1 aco Burge~ for
a fast. fun altcrnatl\e
ONION BURGER
1 envtlope oaloA, beefy musb ·
room or bfffy onion soop mix
t pouds 1roa.nd bff f•
'i'I c•p water
In lafae bowl. combine all 1ngrc-
d1cnts. hape an to 8 pau1cs Gnll or
broil until done Makes 8 r"anl-\
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Prepare patties as above. Pince 4
patties an qblona bal1ni d1 h and
macrowa"ef unCO\le~ at H l(1H
(full Po~cr) 6 minutes. turning
patties once. Repeat wtth remain·
in& patttc let U3nd co' crrd ~
minute
•Also vcat with lean ground
beef.
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Guests take t r ip dqwn merribry lane
lly KAftN REED
Of .. ~ .... ..,,
'S wonderful, 's marvelous -at
least it was Saturday night for those
who pthered at u Meridien Hotel,
Newport Beach, for a nostalgic look at
the big band era and to support the
South County Community Clinic.
h was ""'ondcrful" that the 90-
woman support auxiliary got 450-
plus out at SI 2S peT person. And it
was "marvelous" that the >.year-old
group raised in excess of S 130,000 for
the clinic that provides medicaJ,
psycholoajcal and social services to
600 patients monthly, regardless of
their ability to pa).
.. Everythana's underwnuen," said
e"cnt cha1r Muel Browa, sa)'lng she
was &)ad the evenina had finally
a.(rived and her committee's efTons·
had paid ofT. "lt was a lot of work ...
and every dime goes to South County
Community Clinic." .
"We arc the fund-raisinJ arm for
the clinic," explained Juxihary presi-...
Jl~ an4 P ... Tw..-and Donn• •nd Robert A. Schutter '" • p•rty mood.
'\J:tts" \KEHS
Siiiy goose
This C.INlda e0o1e, o ne of
two that ha ve nested o n •
Cincinnati golf course, ruf· fl•• her ••thers as •h• 11
•pproac ed. Th• 9001• Nia
•dd•d 1»a111 to th• eggs
In he r ne , • practice t hat
wm e nd w e n her d uckhn91
h•tch.
_&.ne,~·
dent Gaye Blr&der. "We raise SJ
percent of the budact ncttssary to
keep it going."
Birtcher also was proud of a new
prenatal care program launched last
fall at the clinic. ''lt is somethina the
auxiliary can really touch. There arc
classes for the women to learn to care
for thcmselv~ and their bab1es .~
appointments with the volunteer
obstetricians ... and riaht before they
deliver they rccei ve a diaper pai I fUJed
with things. The real a.if\, thouah, is
that a woman can now enjoy her
pregnancy."
The event's nostalgja theme bqan
when folks pulled up to the hotel, as a
1947 Lincoln Continental was parked
on the walkway. Mannequins were
stationed throughout the foyer and
silent auction room -all adorned
with styles of the '40s, thanks to M~
R•bript. The mannequins weren t
the only ones wearing Rubright's
clothes and jewelry, however'. Ac-
cordina ·to Birtcher, many of the
auxiliary members borrowed pieces
too.
Committee member SIMny Vu-
Meter kept the bids rolling durina the
silent auction, playing a bit of a
cheerleader as she took the mike.
(The committee figured she'd be
perfect for the job as she'd pined
some expenence in this type ofthing
during her years as one of the original
Mouscketcers.)
Others channers dunng 1he auc-
1ion was the 7-week-old lhasa apso
puppy and 6-week-old black long-
ha1rcd Persian kitten -as well as the
cheerleaders from Santa Margarita
Hiah School who vQJuntecred their f time to help out. School princip:.I
Father Mlcllae1 Harris, on hand to
give the bencdic1ion. brouaht the kids
to the front of the room for acknowl-
edgement saying. "I feel like a proud
father standing behind my children."
The big band sound was the
musical backdrop for the evening,
with table ccntcrp1cces worked up
around sequined top hats. canes and
white gloves. thanks to dccora11ng
chair Carmine GrUfltlt. The h'e
auction commenced. under Scott
Caldwell, president of Equine Auc-
tion Service, after the well-received
dinner ofcream of mussel and safTron
The naked truth e\Xposed in his dream
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I know shesmaledandsaid."l'msorrybutwe CENTURY CITY
you have enough to do without trying don't allow gentlemen here without DEAR NONNY: laterpret1n1
to interpret dreams for your readers, neckties. Would you mind borrowmg drums IH't exactly my 1troo1 Hit,
but I hope you will ta.lee a stab at this. one of ours'?" I said, "Not at all," and but U you wlll settle for an amatear
It seemed so real to me that I put on the tie she handed me. Then effort, b~re It 11: ·
awakened with a start and sat bolt she added, with a smile, ''This color YH are la1ec•re In your rela-
upri&ht in bed. goes with everything." 1 ... 1 1 ... ltd d · I dreamed that l was walking down I was extremely self-conscaous, but t OGI• P w la yo., sweet rt an
ed h feel nlnerable (uked) becHte yo. WilshireBoulevardoneeveningstark no one else an the place seem t e believestteaeeaaD"oennabet1ea.
naked and decided to stop in a least bit concerned that 1 was sitting .... _ ' _.__bl
fashionable restaurant for dinner. there naked as a Jaybird. I ... ve a tl•adl ,..., )'Hare pr-Ya
AJth gh I h I Ann, I kno"' all dreams have a allty P Y UMI worrytac 9ff4lles1ly, 10 ou was aware t at was wily doo't yo-pat yoer cloltles back
completely_ nude. no one else seemed hidden message and 1f I could on and llglltea •P 08 yoenelf? to take not ace. interpret this one. it would help me
The restaurant was busy and there with the problems l am having with If tllere are anyrycltoauly111 oet
wereafewpeopleaheadofmewaiting my sweetheart. Please come to the tbere wlM woal Hite lo etffer •
tobeseated. Whenthchostesssawme rescue. -A NONNY MO E IN profes11oiaal ualy1l1 (for free, of
---------------------------, co•rael, I'd love tb a.ear from yH.
Cheese Spreads
M U.Fii
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: You
blew it, honey. "Otsaus1ed Dnver an
N.Y." and "Also Fed Up in Upstate"
may not hke it, but we do have a law
that deals with offensive speech. lt is
caJlcd the First Amendment.
I'm sure your e~pert consultants at
the country's top law schools wiU
qJU that there is a bll dafTett'\CC
between passan.1 a law prohib1t1n1 the
display of obscene bumper suckers
and enfon;iOJ it. Ask them about
Cohen v1. C1liforni1 403 U.S. I ~
( 1971 ), better known amona lawyers
11 the "Bleep the Draft" auie. In this
particular case. tbc offensive
.. ..,.. appeattd on the~ of the
man'1jaeket, not on a bumptt 11icker .
Q. WIUk lbi cart)' E•lh •ilorl ~ eati111 limes to prevent IC'W'V)'. ,.... were the Amttic:an sailors eating
lardle same reason?
A. Cranberries.
Do -~ know your u&r:olOlical
llp? Hold on. tbat'• noc 10 1i11J a .-ry,_~lly. Pola.ft my OM
AmericU in four dotm't know.
but the principle rcmams the same.
Accordina to the coun's <lpinion,
you were ria,ht the first time. Annie.
The Judac held as follows: "Those in
the Los Anselcs courthouse could
effectively avoid further bom-
bardment of their scnsib1ht1cs by
simply aven1n1 their t)U and not
look at the offensive lanauate."
This ti why our forefathers wrote
the First Amendment. -LA. LA w. YER
D&All L.A. Law: W'llal ,_ Mn
wrtn. It cerrfft. S.t II JW wt1 p
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soup, end1ve salad with walnut
vana1arctte and veal en croute.
Corrim1ttec members pulling 1he
evening togc1h~T also included
Mamie Mertes, Ll1 Carlaoa, DeDlae
McGraw. Aiua LHd, Mar1aret
McM•llu, Lyu Kablcka, Jo.Ann
llOHO'C 01'1
ly SYDNEY OMARR
nunday, May t5
By Sydney Omarr
nomae, Mary lta&e Carter, Vlcto
Wyaer, Aalta HouC.. .Ju Mue
Betty ADii KJ1mtew1ld, Ma
Moore, Lllaa Llnlacou, Clad
Borapo, Lydia Ramos,
.Enu, ltareo Von. Pam Ta,..el'
Dona SctialJer.
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Relaxauon often ions enables )OU to "sme
the flov.ers." Obstacle as removed. fnendly persuasion rcp)accs araumen1s
You'll pan alhes and could win contesL Stack Wllh number 4.
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Open dialoauc W1th Aquanan. Emphasis o le~I afTurs. public rela11ons, ability to tell your s1de of story. Partner or ma
wall have plenty to sa). Someone "a1 top" is ready to grant lease or promotion
GEMJNl (May 21-June 20): Domestic adJustmen1 featured. Scenano al
h1eJllights meditation, reflection, reading material concerned with ph1losophy
spmtual values. Your "soul mate" as ready to make a ppearance
CANCER (June 21-July 22): uga ntJe is left 1n abeyance. Play wa1tin
aame. Occ1S1on this day would favor op Jt1on. Spar for tame. Secret meet an
could involve romance. urpnse 1nclu e n s of hidden resource
LEO (Jul) 23-Aua 22); Emphasis on po • authonty, abt.lny 10 pus
through special proaram. Scenano features I requirements, perm1mons
partnership, maritaJ status Older ind1v1dual h ps obtain necessary funds.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Perceive ential. Employment lull 1
temporarr.. Scenario features distance, languqe. vel, cducationad material.
Budget will be "found" for entertainment Proara Anes pta)'s role.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): What had been 1 placed wall be located.
Young person involved in .. bade-and...cck." oon position baahhah
sensuality, personal maanetJSm, slfi I · rela11onsh1p. l..eo, Aquarius
persons arc in picture.
SCORPIO {Oct. 2J..Nov. 20: Empwas on property. ~urity, unique
dial<>fuC with older woman. possibly mother. If attentive, you emerae stronaer
cmot1onaJly and hopeful in col\necuon with finances Cancer native plays.role.
SAGJTTAJUUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Keep resoh.n1onsconcerninatxe:rc1se.
diet, nutri1ion. Display colors: purple and pank Relat1 \C talks about short
journey but neakcts to men lion money. Mamtain sense o(humor and fitness.
CAPIUCOllN (Dec.. 22-Jan. 19)'. Lunar posibon accents pcnonaJ
possessions. co1Ject1ons, income. Read betwten hnc-s. study fine pnnL What
had been owed to you will be ttl)8id w1thm 10da)'s. Scorpio plays instrumental
role.
AQUARIUS (Jan. W·Feb l8): Moon in your uan empbasittt
unorthodoxy, discover). adventure, personal maancusrn People want to hear
what you say, many arc concerned with efforts to please )OU. Your questions
witl be an wered.
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): You become aware of "t«rel v.capon."
Much that Mppens as of elandesune nature. ChaflJH occur at home, ancludJna
addition of la.rac appliance. urpmc pany 1 an ptanriinJ sllJe.
IF MAY U IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you arc spantuaJ. concerned wtth
morality and can be your o•n most sevett cnttc. Cumnt C)cle haabliP.tts
intercs1 in philosophical subjccu. sensitivity oonccmang wardrobe, we1aht.
body imaac. Piscn, Virso pel'10nl play imponant role 1n your life. Emouonal
trauma took place tbis month but you arc on way to rcc0very Ounng Junt.
you'll be rid of burdtn. cttatavc juices wtll flow. you could abo be madly an
love. Fmh stan in new d11ttt1on for )Ou in Jul).
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SC R's luck runs out: in latest premiere
..... stteab rua out evatu-ally,·Dddat .. roll" ~tSoucb Coat ~has fouriCI 1tltlloo d= ha CllibtUa Play Festival of ~bas come up snake eyes oa ns IMI project, .. Tbe Gqrapby OI
Luck."
Ualike the previOUI entries, Bedl
Henley'• ''Abundance .. and Robett Dueler's .. Drqoo Lady .. there it no
na1 com~lina au~n in '"Ge-apaph~,' Marlane Meyet's q>ilOdic
Chtonic:le of a handful of l<>tcn in the
din&>' underbelly on.as Vqas.
"You've aot l\o oeotcrl" one of the
play'• ebaracten screamt at another
ut OM of the ihow's ratt moments of
cooffict. And tbis holds true for
Meyers play as well There is no
thematic &Jue boldfoa its bits and
pieces tosether, and the entire effon
comes' unraveled as a result
Meyer bas created a succession of
luckias characten for whom it is
difficult. if not impe>ssible. to ,entt·
ate the remotest sensation of
emphalhy. The play'sccntral fi1ure, a
J\alt·l)M'Oled murderer workina 1n his
father's .Jeased car lot, exhjbitJ lirtJc
sente of directipo, and the penphoraJ
f.,utts are pai ~even more sketchi·
ly.
Director Roberta levi1ow, wh09e
last SCR effon · ("In Perpetuity
Tbrouahout tbe Univcnc") was even
more puplexinJ. has staacd ''Oc:.ova·
pby of Luck" 1n aruy, Jreeze-framc
eequen<:c$1 with Eric. A.Uamap's twanu 1u1t.ar accompan1mcnt tettlll&
a downbeat, lonely mood. These are
cxceUcnt choices which could ~ve
worted for a play of more (or any)
cootequence, but here they only
ac:untuatc the cmptincu of the work.
Relationships in Meyer's efTon arc
tentative and contrived. with fringe
charactcn spolliahted in scenes
whlch could have ~n easily excised.
•One case in pofot occurs when a
cbcedeadtt type arrives. brujscd and
bloody after a dcsef1 auto accident.
chup a Coke and leaves. The scene
has nothina to do with any action past
or future.
Ebbe Roe Smith-as the ex~ who
wu once a pop singcr-1u1tanst ap-.rs as confused as the plot itself.
........
In a.. v..-. Dixie ,...._ ltoe S-tttlJ
encounters TeMy fatbralHtttt ltuscloJ, th•
daueht•r of a ;on.... cellmate, and 11
teased Into reveallne hit former pop
celebrity with an alltuftt of star photos tte• •
kept, In South Coast 1tepertory•1 world
premiere production of ''Th• Ge09raphy of Luck.••
while Elizabeth Ruscio in the cve-
nsni's best performance can do little
to illuminate the s1tuauon. John
Nesci has some nice philosophical
moments as her father and Smith's
former ccllmatc. while Al Ruscio
cm lively impersonates a small-time
Odfather as Smith's embittered dad.
Others m the cast rattle around hke
unrelated pieces of a iiasaw puzzle -
Scott Burkholder as Smith's punk co-
worker, Dcndnc Ta) tor as his dust1l >
sexy airtfnend, Ismael "'East" Carlo
as a saloon k~r and Joan Stuatt-
Morns as an ovcr·the-h11l sexpot.
. "The Geography of Luck" rates an
A for atmosphere. but an E foe ennui
• It continues through June 4. running
T.ucsda}s through Frida)'s at 8:30.
Saturdays at 3 and 8:30. Sunda~s at 3
th• IMH with Treat Her ltl9ht •nd th• local
Nnd ,.,.... ..... Yellow Suns. Tldlets are
avallaltle et Tklcetlftaater outl•t• or by
and 8 p.m. on the Second Stage of
South Coast R.cpcnory. 655 Town
Center Dnve. Co ta Mesa. Call
957-4033 ro, ticket information
1'\ l ,ISTI '\GS
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Polynesian dance fest
a cultural celebration
9y RICHARD Dt.Mtll
Diiiy ,_ c .........
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It was the answer to every hamed city-dweller's dreams. Lovely
youna&irts in arass skinsand saronp, husky youna men with crowns of
palm fronds, all dancina their exotic dance to the compelhog beat of the
drums. In reality, it was the ninth annual Polynesian Dance
Competition held at the Polynesian Island Villaae on the old Lion
Country Safari arounds last weekend.
Represcm1n1 dance forms from several of the Polynesian islands.
such as Toop. Tahiti, Samoa and Hawaii, and ranaina in -SC from
three to the mid-20s, danc:en from all overCahformapthcred fora day
ofsharina and serious competition. Authenticity was the mltjor criteria
for Jud&ina and the more ancient the dance the better. Costumes had to be m de Imm all nat~jusLas they womd have been in the
islands.
"We're most interested in praervtnt the old traditional dances of
Polynesia," said Portia Seanoa. who with her Samoan husband, hie,
orpnizcq the compeution. "We fint orpnized this (tbe competitiOll)
nine years ago to create a motive for improV1ng the teachlna and
research of Polynes1ad dance." · ~
Competition was divided by -ae and by sex. esscntially-3 to 7, I !O
13, 14 and above. Groups from as far away as Fresno competed in
several different styles. lndividuafand tetm pnzcs were awarded. with
the Sweepstakes ptize goina to Kainoa PolynesLan Review of West
Covina.
In add1tion to dance. competitions were held in Tahitian
drumming, with several slrikina.l y attired groups m competitfon. A rare
appearance b) members of the local Marshall Islander community
featured a war dJ nee S<tsacrcd that pecial perm i ss1on had to be secured
from the ciders at home 10 perform 1t.
· The Seanoas arc obviously very serious about their commitme nt
to the preservation of Polynesian culture. The> have sin£1c-handedly
renovated tbe dilapidated remain$ of their comer of tbc okS Uon
Country comJ)lcx into a charmina amy of thatch rooftc! buildiap,
includina an 1mph1tbcater, mtaurant and numerous dist>l•)' booths..
Pete Scanoa, whose family was instrumental 10 assisting Marpret
Mead m her research, 1s the dnvina force of the ~age and a man very
much in touch with ms cultural tndirion~ -
•. "'The dance 1s a fonn of sacrifice," be emphasized. "'Sacrifice was
a ml\)or part of the old tradiuons. We sacrifice to bnna the competition
t<>1tther. th~ dancers sacrifice to learn and to come here. We want to
preserve tho5t traditions and to inform the public about them.
Po lynesian culture is unique in the world."
His broad Samoan face and intense brov.n eyes promise that be
will su~cd
The Scanoas are plannina to produc:a an lntcmanonaJ Folk Life
Festival 1n the fall of 1989 10 provide the same perfonn.ance
opportunities for other ethnic groups · uthcm California.
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5:.90 p.m. -F•h Dtaners • atart Mrvlng.
-c.in1val rtcla and pmea open.
7:30 p.m. -M..ek Maa Band from Ora..-County -Do-. Thompeon. director.
t p.m. -0n--. · 1750 uavel cerdftcate, plus other prtns (wt•ners muat be
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2 p.m -MlM Coata Mna-Newport HarMt U... llea•ty Conte l.
3:30 p.m. -8abv coatnt (pre·r•u..._ u ''' .. ). 5:30,... -.,.._ ... , ....... tlcUt ............ .
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AnnualLioils event brings memories off ood, fun
lly ~-V~N IYKEN ___ . .. a1.:~~rding t~~~ub member Teri) l~v. su11. ~1c~~hil~, onl) a (c~ .!!9-~.J.luh....look.. h1pp1~ .'" ~e '"1id .. \.\ l. !).atuu:b) ·s. acu, tl!~gui JU Ul
-,.... ,.., . 0 .. c1U . 11cc '>~1lcs gnnnin' in the ~ck-v.uc '>Ort of \hl'lu:rnl in Co'ita \11.">.i J m v. 1th carnt' al ride folloM•d ,11 C~ta Mesa·, window on II'> ,mall The~ n«dcd a fund·r:ll')(:r and &round in tho\l: d.1".. 111 10 h~ thl.' fcsmal\ premier C\Cnt
town put opln~ June 2 with the Bob ~l..1lcs one ofthc mtmbcrc, \<ltd "C.ome 10 find out. the balloo!' h;1d C..eni!> s.ud '>hl ,1111 hi.cs the. I 1,h thl.' I ion<. P..ir.iJe . Pt'<'tarnlar begin'.
aroma Qffish and chips a~d com on here v.e arc r;rar the beach and v.e c.;ome dov.n 1n the Bae!.. 83). and r r) lx'\.aU\C vi "hat 11 '>tandc, lt>r nmi.tl HI 'O
the cob and lhe blare of the march1n& ha'.~ a~I 1~1" 1"h v.hat about a fi\h kik'> had paid 1"'0 kid41 v..ho..found 11 · .\lot uf ollc'> d1111 ·1 h:n.1.· '>tun llkl· h>Od tun pnic dra"1" 1tnd b;rnd fl'). 0 '~111 \31d fi,c dollari. 10 keep quiet Miller l'nlnt.11nmcn1 b) 10<;.il danl<' truUl"t''>
Ifs b1 r nov. than it~scd to be h ~n 'rnnty toc:rl mh ihat the said Lio)l1l3liidll> v.no ov.-ni<f ~ 11~'~, .. ~~~~7" '~~~,-~~~~n~~~:~ lun11nuc 1hroughuu1 th<' d~\. f..,h
b I &&t .• th ( l 1onc, baucrcd up .ind ~f\cd 10 the bJrbcr i.hop ha\ \umc rclats,e'l in ' d111nl·" "111 ht-""·ocd bcs1nn1n& 31 ~I on~tamc rcs1ucnts sa} e 05.~a ( O)IJ \le!Mt popula1,.e hov.c\ er Kan)lll>, .ind he'd ;irran&ed for them ml·monc' ot thr f 1\h f l"\ ·· nuun Me~-N~v.pan Harbor wons ( lub s ••\\ c alv.a) s u5"C'J 10 get lccland1t 10 send ttie letter from outthert. But II rhl!> ~l'ilf ' 11'11 FI"\ hCgin ... u 5 '"
annual Fuh F ') and Cams, al a1 ux.1 ·· \lilkr ):!IQ .. Thaf,. cu ma a was lcffcs who v..as ~hind the whok i> m JuJlc ~ "'llh li\h dinner. '>4.'tH·tl '>unda' \ 1~11' 111~'.'> ~·~in at noon
Lion\ P.tA .. nov.-1n llS 44lh )Car. \1111 little C\pcOSI\ c lh ~ d3)'l. ~ 11.C thing .... I Uj'l hot JI s~ '\{) Jj'llCll' ( JrnJ\ al ridl.'' v..11h li\h dinner'\ and C1lml\. I ndl•\
hb the deep-fried navor of a !>mall don't.1lv.J)~&ct1t.Butv.-C\t11l gcllod v.111.tl~o 0c1pn JI~ 1l) ~1u .. ll. b~ lhl Thl "'" ( ll\IJ ~k ... 1·'-l'\\j'l\IO
to"'n su1T1mcr fe\t1val \n}Y.J). lhl".,important thin& 1 hov. For manv losta Mc ns. the FsslT-Mu\ll Man Ban 1s">l.hl.'dukd for 1 'II ll.11ho1 lllln' lk.1111~ < onc,11:"11 gi:h Kid~ I tall.. 10 idl me sl's the onh 11·., b.mcrcd and \\hl'thrr it"s cooked f ry is laden w11h roounngch1ldhood and JI t.J p rn 1hcrc Y.111 be a drav.1n1 unlkr \\J\ .11 ' p nt luilnv.cd h' .i
time thl.') ~·c thl.' ix·uplc the) v.ent tC. nght · 1magcl'). for a $750 tra,cl ccr111ica1e fPleHe see FISH FRY/ t fl
~hool Y.1th .ind lfC" up v.-11h." -.aid ~ktle~. a carnival aod cnten.un. ··1 rcm-=mbcr the fir ~ f1)h fl)· l'Jii•P•••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
le-; \hlkr a ljon'>( lub membcn• ho ffil'OI promoter al~ though1 then.· parade I e\'C:r sav.-:· Qld Ctl) ("oun-n_ -~ MUSIC ... YOUR LOCAL. KA WAI DEALEJl
hJ'> p flll lp.nl'<I sn t'\C') Fish l·I') ough110 bl,, l3rn1\.JI m1d\\1~ \.1tller c1lwoman nd) (,ems. a nall"c ~ ANNOl'NCES c,m,c 1hc 1naugurah:\l·n1 1n I Q46 • •• mi hut duh ntl.'mbc~ s~ud '\hc:\ Chicagoan who came to Costa M ts:t
It' th\: onh real lOmmunit~v.!df ~hdn'1 hJ\C an' monc~ to Contral.I v.tth her parent'> at tM·agc of !i.Cvcn. SPRING CL.EARANCE SALE· C''"' < O\l.l \k\J ha\•·. "llh a '"'"''al , .. It was rtal hlllc But 1t was such a
C on11nu1t) t\ th\" name ofthC' µme .. ~he i..ud g1\e mc ull)·a'°pid I'll local. e"cnt that c'cryone 1n town
v.hl'.O II rnnw~ 10 thC' F1c,h .. " .ind hutld J tarnl\.tl." he \aid . \nd he Y.COI You'd sec e\Cl')Onc )OU li:ncv.
thJt'\ v.hat ix·opk hkdbou111. \-11lkr d1J · there The gu> fl) ma and serving the
u1d • The eaml\JI bec-amc a 1h1ure .11 thl fish was always somcone·s dad ..
.. \\('·,e been 1,.rit1cw:d somc11mc' tti.h I I). 111..t• the bcau1y conte t. the AhhoughtheF1sh f ry wusmall.so
101 .ihl.i>' hJ' 1nr the \amc thing) car local cmemunment and or cour'IC was Costa Mesa. (1cn1s s.a1d .
.if1,·r \c.ir" hi.' -.;11d ··But v. h:it' that th(' fo.h "Nowadays. the town ts so b1g that
\.I\ 1ng. ·1111 ain't bro~c don't fi<t 11 ·.. •01 all of 'k1~s· ideas f1cv. qu11e a\ w(' ha'c lots of h1j e"cnts v.11h th ... •
In lad. ahhuugh the fe\tl\ al har. v.cll \111lcr ~.uJ Pcrform1n1 '\rt\ <enter .:inJ all the ~hangl.'J lo4,;i1ton' S4'.H~ral tsmc'> O'C'r .. l.1kc, v.J a r~l promoter and hc ~I. but bacl.. thc.-n thC' Ft'h ._" \\'3\
lhl )\"OJI\ 1t'' 11,·,cr \lra)cd 'Cr) far. v..ii.alv.a)HOmtngupv.1th 1Jc ....... he the.-biggest thtng 1n tO\\n ··she Said
\hlkr -.;rnJ \a1d "Onl' ol h1\ ideas was :. Ima The parade 1\ b1l!icr and more
l he lir'>I )l'Jr Y.C v.l'rl· right on Jumpin~ rnl\1t.:s1. bu11hat dtdn"t v.orlo.. elabora'e thl'SC da)s. and the crov.d
'" v. port Bvuk' ard .s1:fll\'> Imm O\ll toe v.cll People couldn't S« the haH• swelled "1th the cit}· papu-
" hac th .. · < orJnt Bo)' \tor\' 1) nu\\... fr~ \\Cll enou&h •· lanon. but some aspects of the f<"stt,41
h ... "'11.l 'l h,·n "'l' mo,t'd 10 ll<th k1les nnt ra1'>ed his 1ghts wme· still rctam their old chnrac1cr .. l'lc
"itr1:d .;id11\ homthl.'\'l'l'er:ins Hall v.h.i t .tb<l\C frog k'd v.11h 50mc said.
I h1,.n "hen thl· pJrlo.. got .. 1::incd \\C unc\J)Clll.'J re'>uh~ "The actual fi h fry part,, s111l thc
muH·d in 1h ... ·1,· HUlrl'Jll~ IO all thl'\(' .. Then lhc nc~t )CJr for the \Ceond same," she $3.td ........ sllll the Lions
)1.'Jf\ v.l· haH·n·t mo,cd morl.' than f ish r" h1 1dl~ v.a'>ll balloon caper them~hes who do the work, so st'
t\\u ur thrt•c hundn·d kC't )UU !..no" \\.hc1t• ~ou laun h .1 sull somebod) 's dad v.ho's doing 11.
\ hull' OHt a dnade ag,1 \11lkr ball0t1n 10 ~·l 1111" far 11 iot•\ ·• \11lkr I'm sure for the k1d.s II 'iltll has that
s;nd lhc;r,·~J'> .in cllon m111a1cd b' ••• ud l k got \ome ~ind· ol big home) ful\Or •· -
SOffil' duh member., 10· mo'c thc balloon 111..c a \\l·athC'r halloon llr Gents ~1d he had fond memoncs
muc;h C'nlJrgt'\J lcstl\aJ to the Oran c f1llcJ 11 up "'llh·SJ'> and 11 v.a~ Jt>out of ht r fam1l) ·~ pan1c1pat1on 10 the
( ount) I 3tr&fOUnd!>. The old·llml'r\ 10 k,., tall ru \0)\ •• e\enl
fC)l)t..:J ho\\('\ ,•r •• nd their \COii• r 0 h..:ar \hlkr ll'll II dc\1lll\' II\ .. , ~member being 11 \e..lr\ old.
mcnl'> prt•\ J1lc;'\f 1mptl·,s1'c "''. lhc balloon hardJ> and m) 1\tcr v.a'> 11 \tudent at ·r oulJ ~ wme a"umcnh 1n &Ol oil tht· ground. JU'll clc:.rcJ tht Es~noa H1&h ~hool" G..:n1s \31d
or anJ <Ktnw a.:t1n\1 ," :\t1lkr \.mt ncarh\ dn tnl.d "u,·, and lum""-'1t.U •· he v..a~ on thl· drill team dnd I
··Rut I m &IJJ \ll.' \tl)<'d at l wn\ ult luY.Jrd lhl· B:id; tt ' n:nwmhcr kehpg w proud that m)
Pjjrl. \\c·d ha'C' bl."\'n los1O\C't1herl' • ,,, 1.101. hc.ird ,1n,ih1ng abou1 11 '!Sier '~a mar,1lm& in the F1~h Fn
:u the.-f-air1rounds lllf a \lh1k.. · \11lkr ..aid .. fhl.'ll oni: parade \lllh the f.,1.1noa Dnll
I hruughout thl: l rommun11tc'> JJ~. th\·\ luh got .i k111.·r fiom "..in..a~ l cam ·· ,:r
ht&hliaht l\Xal proJu\.tS "Ith themed II "<A'> trnm '>um..-l;irmer "-ho ... ud J As the ctt\ ·, latgt'>t gJthl"nng. the
r~tl\ll\ (1ardl·n (1f0\(' h.l\ II\'"· Y.• h.llloon v.11h OUf n.imc on II (anlC f 1\h F~ ~(\1.'J J\ 'iOm cthin& uf)
bcrri('\ lnd1,1h.l\ll dat" do\ln 1n h1 ticlJ v.h1k h~ ..... rcn~11onofwhatv.a .. 101n1onmthc
But u v.a' the wund nl 0t.c-an mo...,1n ha' n h1\ lwr'"' run commun1t) 111he Umt'." (,cn1 \<ltd
hr~a l°r) 1n ncarb~ ~bt lcr.11 f l:.1c, 3"~\. th.:\ &ut 1;~;~·J. 3nd "'hat "~'rl· "\\'hen I v.ac, oi frcshm:in 1n h1&,h
1h 1 1n .. pi«d ~ ~>n• ~ lutihrh-Mt It "'~'l\J h•dft tit -'4hool. tho~ "ere tht' da)~ of tfte
rommun1t th"n kno"n •' C10.&1 lt1ll Th\.1~ "' \ 1:111... Mtllrr ~td. vt h1pp11:~. :and I can remtmhl.'r ~sng
to rpnth tht'tl lir .. I rl\h f"I\, \ellhn ~llh lhC f;Hmer tu ;i\tud ,I h1ppll~ at the f1,h fr) anJ .._,\10
40-year member takes a look back
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nnounct"'i th.-First \nnual
Neighborhood Pride
A ward$ Contest.
R4"~ogni11on will be flhf'n ('°"I• ~lt-'8 r~idt•nl "-
in h•O t'alf'gori : I . Be-• iftfEI~ r...... r idf'n~•·· ~
2. Brit Df'i8hborftooCI or bkK-1-,. '
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liil-.pt. end (lf"nt-rel npk~p. 'omination4il will be
attf'pl..d frc>m Juo4" I lhrou~h July l S. 1989. ~ inn .. r.-
will ~ announc.-d i• ugu 1. . ~
1141 ov no..U.a1ion l<' Nf'ipborhood Pridf'
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THE ceeTA MDA -NEWPORT HAMOR llONI ClU8 44TH ANNUAl. NH fffW a CANWAl . 3
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Fish Fry is the cornerstone oflocal _charities
-9y-M.EX \IVIUJAMS-
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Perhaps you've heard the one
about the leaping frog named
Loose-Legged Lizzie. or the one
about the dummy in the weather
balloon. Perhaps )OU'"e even
heard of Bob Sl 1les. v.iho was so
talented he could make' a pneu-
matic 11rc pump sing. 1 lf)OU ha\c heard about1one or
all of these ta14s. rou have
undoubted!) heard about Co ta
Mesa' annufil Fis,h F,t;. sponsor-
ed b) the Costa Mesa-Newpon
Harbor Lions Club. ,
-For tho~ nc" to the thrcc-:4a>
c\C.·nt. the Fish Fry 1s a cor-
nerstone communat> eH'nt in
Costa Mesa's calendar. Proceeds
go to the un E)C Bani.. which
i::rov1dcs corneas for 1rnn1o-
plan11ns. nnd > outh spons or-
gan11a11ons and clubs.
But the solemn aims oftoda) 's
Fash Fn organLLers bche the
e' cot's i1ght-hcaned h1stol). a
h1~tol) appropriate to the shared
'ision of a successful rcstaurattur
and a none-too-t) p1cal enteruun-
mC'nt promoterandcam1val mnn.
The fish ft; started humbl)
enough.
h was one )Car after Gen.
Douglas MacAnhur signed the
Japanc~ surrender in Tok~o
Harbor.
Heinz K~user. a former Orange
County super' 1sor who owned
8a)'shores Restaurant in ·Ncw-
pon Beach, got to talking with
fellow Lion Bob Skiles, a carnival
organ11cr, and the> decided that
the Oedghng coastal community
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tSOJ'Omfl n-wa aninw rponned)
needed a carnival. .
Costa Mesa also needed a
baseball diamond, they decided.
But instead of having each Lions
Club member contribute money.
the dub decided on a fund-raising
barbecue to go along w11h the
carnival.
Skiles was no stranger to fun.
The father of81ll Skiles. who later
formed the comedy team Skiles
and Henderson. the senior Sk1I~
promoted mu~ical shows. The
shows featured traveling acts and
would land in an> local 'enuc.
such as high school auditoriums.
Somt't1mes. Skiles himself
.v.ould take the srage. He ~ould
make' music on the most nd1cu-
lous instruments: cigar bo~es.
\
broom sttcl s, even the aforamen-
11oncd urt pump.
These were the da)'s before
tekvtsion. Miller said.
k1I~ and K~user (for whom
Kaiser Elementary School 1n
Costa Mesa ~-as named) dec~ed
that their carnival should 'also
feature a communit) barbeC'ue.
But what to serve? Well. a
coastal community should serve
fish, the two decided. So K.a15er
concocted a recipe that. depend-
ing on v. ho you Utile lo, either
remained the deepest of cwk
secrets for more than 40 years or
still remains one of the deepest of
civic seaets. •
Whatever ingredients lay at the
bbn om o f the mystery sauce, the
batter apperently went over bia at
the first annual Fish Fry in 1946.
f,,.._ Me HISTORY /10J
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Wortsen .............. cMfilv .. rNel lflat
hevi alway• been popular wfttl visitors.
:n.e rMet efMI •-•• efN • Mt of exctt•-••nt to tfte •nn ... 1 f'lllt Pr,.
Nate Reade made good use of personal opportunities
lly AliX \IVIWAMS plannana c:on:imiwoner~as well as a carol\ al ha"e brought a little iouch of anillet; unus. but \\-U transferred turn proftn1onal. Tht Amrt1l.111 0t-o.11y..-.~ former orcsidcnt of Cosua Mesa COila Mesa'\ small-to"n hcntaat mto tht m1ht1111') pohC'C bccau'C ufh1\ Orc:am b«kofte'd. ht u1d
Nate Reade isn't sorry he ncvcraot Coun~l Waser Board ·~ tM Lions into the I.ate: 19 Os SI/(' (Reade IS 6 fc:c:t 61nch~ lall and Reade' aM his •1fc Thelmll -.tlllf\l
a chance to pursue his smgina career. club. tle is a~ut \O ~petc an has Reade stone: of.,01cc turns c.h&htl> 280 pounds) 1n (°'ta Mc'i Reack opened \\ C"'I
He may have missed a chance to J~h annual Li'?nsOub fish Fry, and ~•~tr1tl when he rcC'llls the Cos1a .. The)' wanted me bttausc: I \\'a ~1 Auto upply on e-pon ult\:ull
croon post-war ballads over radio said hCJ\'St c.n t seem tQqu1t serving Mesa of )CStct)c:ar. An Idaho na11vt, darn big. I auc . but I was 100 acmlr and tumcd hit t\\l'I cncrJ14'' '"
airwavci.. but instead, \he 39-ycar C~ta Mesa. • . he recalls the Costa Mesa of 1950, to be 1hc police l)J>C." he u1d communtt) \Cf'llicc:. Ht Mill \ii\ o n
Costa Mesa resident found tjmc to Every yea~. I ~y it s IO'"I to be when the Ctt). was home to only a few followana Mt"adc'i \lint 1n the the boards of local bc>yf and '-1rl'
rajse four children with adva~ my last year ~ork•".f at the ft~h F!Y. thoiu1nd r~nts. -scr~ toot n11tu m uSlC' rounc ctu .
conegc degrees 4nd 1cucrve a host of but11ustcan t stop, R~dc said wnh Re.iadc: was onl> ·~)Cars out of the at l1 He hQned h1\ slulJ\ in sin11n1 l..oc)tj"I t-ck. Rrack sauJ h ttJ'
communtt} scf\icesroups. a la~. Army. and he had spent his time in -t'\CT)th1n1 from pop balbd .-o one mtmCM') of fi)h fn~ pa'>\ thilt '
Reade. 66. is 1 former Costa M~ Reade satd the Fish Fry and Hawa11 He q1d ht-stancd ofT in opera -but OC\Cr *°' a chanct to c P«••lh icrona
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These Local Merchants Support the 44th ..
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Hunziker fills the frying pans at annual event
ly JOYCE BOOU>VICH
Ot-0.ily-~
Sance 1981,.Hu.10,!:iunzakerha~
worn two hats. ForthemaJont:rof
the year he dons a traditional
white chers headdress and runs
the Costa Mesa-based Rent-A-
Chcf, a full catering service he
founded I 0 years ago.
But then along comes the
annual Costa Mcsa-Newpon
Harbor Lions Club Fish Fry and
Carnival. and Hunziker ex-
changes the tov .. cnng chers hat
fora whitecap he wears slanted at
a raki<ih angle.
"It is my job to make sure they
ha"e the fish which means I
coordinate three scc11ons.'' saad
Hunziker. a nati"e of Swtuer·
land. "That v.ould be the cookmg.
:he supphes and the log1Sl1cs of
the 60 'olunteers who serve the
fish.··
prepared at the 1946 Fash Fry. was
. created by the late Heinz Karscr.
And tho ugh, llS true, the IDIJ'C·
-dicnts-of-the magic-barrcr have
leaked out overt he )Cars the exact
amounts for its success is a wcll-
kept secret#
"They all lie about that."
HunLiker saad laughmg. "About
three years ago a lady showed me
a framed recipe from a nour
company that was our fish fryana
recipe."
Hunukcr's cuhnary expenasc
which he loans o ut each yeJAr to .
the Fish Fry. was developed in·
1957 when he enrolled in a thrcc-
year chte cook.ing collcsc an
Interlaken, Swaterland .. "I saw an ad for the school at.
the mOVlCS. •· he saad. "It was a
beauuful hotel, skuna an the
afternoon and beautiful women.
It all looked so intrifuing.
lish except to say ·good morning
and aood n.,tit; and I dadn•t
know which one was which.
~when I aot to New York I was
bunlJ)' so I went to a cafetena. I
thoU&ht you paid at the table, and
when no one said a!!}'.lhina I
lbou&ht it was com6limeijtary so I wailced out onto the street.··
Hunziker rcahud after the
cafetcna•s manaett chued him
down the street, nothing is free.
"Then when I got 10 the hotel
not one soul spolee anythint but
En&lisb.'' he said. "I (ftink I
learned the lanauaac in about four
weeks." • .
Hurmkcr wd the bi~t help
to master the £nalash l&nJWlfC came throuah watchina TV com-
meroiaJs. '
The annual event usuaJI) draws
between 50,000 and 100.000
people. Many of those wall be fish-
lovers who will feast on ponaons
of the 2 I tons of lcclandtc cod
bought for the three-day e\enL
Also purchased to cook the fish as
60(). 750 gallons of oil, 500 pounds
of flour and large amount of
ingredients for the "secret bat·
ter."
"My f~ily said was cruy ...
be sajdl "My brot~r and father
were dlcctracans, though they
cooked for a hobby:·
"The best was 'Maxwell tastes
as aood u at smells;· he saad.
"They would say it then write it."
After a year of li viftf in the
United StaltS, and thouan he wu
not a citizen,~ Hunziker was
drafted anto the scrvtCC. Has two-
year tour of duty was 11.atcsade
where be cooked speciality meals
for a acneral's staff an Texas.
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The top secret recipe. first
After graduation Hunziker
worked jllrou&hout Switcrzland
at some 15'fthe lin~t hotels. When
an opponunaty arose an 1964 to
work at an elaborate hotel 1n the
United State, he jumped at the
chance.
"It was an amttina trip," he
recalled"' .. , couldn't speak Ena-
In 1967 he opened a n:staurant
an SaJt lake City. His next and
final stop was Oranac County,
where he worked a short. very
short. stint at the Ambrosaa
restaurant an Newport Beach
' And today the oo.bt orantt-
shadcd butldana on 19th Strttt
eml>Luoncd with has Rent-A-
Cbcf sap " where Hunziker c.an
be found. That at when be ii not
dulu .. around the pounds at
Liou Park makina aft all the
filb-lovm haw satisfied lhcar
1.-budl.
Smith has a hand in allnost aH community activities
ly JOYCE IOOLOVICH ~Lions Club W>ce 1942. The lonatame went on calls da) or ni&Jlt . We came "I wu on the counnt untal 1960:· °'"'"o.11y,_1u« Costa Mna resident worked wnh from our bus1ncun so we were hesa1d. .. Assoonu~cancorporatcd,
Bun Smith laughs when he re-Heinz Kaiser and Bob Sloles an the always ruanana our clothes. the county dropped its suppon. Etch
members how soft dnnks sold for 10 development of the flrst rash fry. But .. We had the first paramedic unat of us (counC'ILmcmbers) had to come
cents dunng the carher days of the that is not has only claim to fame. We aot Sl a call v.hethcr we tamed n up wat.h SSO JU.St to buy stamr M
Fash Fry. "I was the first officaal vol\Jntrcr ·oT not," he JOked. "We WCfd. under I.he Sm a th was co-owner o mlltl
"I helped build the-soda pop fittchicfforlhccity,"heutd. "Let's Jl.lrlscbctionofthcCoumyofOnnac. Brothen, a Costa Mesa-baled con-
stand ... Smith. 76. said. "I've prob-sec, that would be 1942 to 1959 until 1lae wt tear I was fa.re chacf we had dauoning and ~I metal company.
allli'..__bccn runnin. it for ... seems Jake the.>: finall y fired me. 187 caJJs in one year.·· until the 1971 when he sold the
50 fears. ' The del!IJ.:!men2t was volun-Smith was also a col.lfteal mN>e_m._bt...,r_,,,,bu.,,..,u~neu~~ And u I
Sm a th has been a mem)>tt of the tttrs. re were about ~ of us w o w n osta csa c a Ot). c ll OJ"thC m1ens Bank of
------------'--------------------------------. COila M&, where he std! teJ"\iCS on the boerd o(darcctors Smith has been
mamcd for S2 years. has tbrtc
children and four arandctuldttn
Smith ma1nta1n1 has community
involvement throup numerous or-
pnLDuons.
"I've been 10 ,.; Lions Club ror
almost SO yeen J am an £1k and I •• on the boerd of dirmon for chc Boys
Oub, •• be Yid.
"I was even prcsadent of lhc
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This new 1 M9 Ford Mustana LX 11 the Grand Prize of the Dady Pilot on Bay Street. Theodore Robins ford of
the 44tb Annual Fish Fry cl Carnival. On dJsolly at Costa Mesa donated the car, which wiU be iivcn a-.y
local bus.ana.tcS, lhecarwas recently parked in front of at the 8 p.m. drawina Sunday. June 4.
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44 rd Annual Fish Fry -parade lines up
to the beat oflocal·high school bands·
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Miller is called an 'elder'
in Costa Mesa Lions Club
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}'eat ~ made SI .200, and 10 the last
few years ll hM bec:ft IOtnCWbcrc
bctWttO SS0,000 and S90.000 ..
For M1llcr the most 1mponant
aspect ofbclonaina to a IC'fVitt club 1s
the many ~pie who ba"e been helped. _
.. When you help kl<ts to Jt1 alaSliCS,
1t makes you feel ,ood ... he said. .. And
when we have sponsored eye opcr-
atJOns and then Jt1 to tee the before
and after picwra, well, h Just feds
too<L "'"The fiiendslups 1n the dub arr
also ouutandan,. We Jt1 t~her
each week and ~c &alt and eat
tewtt.ba. Tha club 1u bit item tn my
hit."
tbC' fluid wasn't water, R~ _sajd -we filled 11 wnh ~.-he said.
The car puttered to hfe and tk
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The event took place at a site
.. located on the street thiu was then
Newport Avenue. across from
where the Grant Boys' clothint
store 1s located today.
.. If a person looked at the fish
fry then. compa red to now, he
wouldn't think 11 was worth
talkmg about.'' Les Miller satd.
Miller. 74. has been a Costa
MtSa resident since the late 1940s
when he mo' ed out from Iowa to ~ome 'ars1t) football coach fo r
·l"e~pon Harbor Hiih School.
Miller con11n ued the lions Club
mt mbersh1p he had begun 1n
194~.
By the umc the first Fish Fr>
came ofT. the full-scale carnival
did not actually appear. althouah
carnival rides ha"'e since ~ome
a Fish Fry stapJc as fundamental
a~ Mystel) Bauer.
But v1s11ors nonetheless aot a
· taste of midway fun. Miller re-
called. Booths offered kewp1e
dolls to those hurlers who could
knock down milk bottles with
softballs. ·Hurlers with a mis·
chievous stttak tncd to dunk
prominent townspeople on the
bench of the dunking tank. Miller
also remembers a Wheel of For-
tune for the nsk·talters.
A pct parade opened the fes!i •
111es, and a, frog nl\med LoOsc-1..caed Lizzie took top honors. In
adO.tion. babies sprint<rawled
toward a finish hne and older
children blew aum bubbles for
pnzes. Even pelS aot into the act.
vyina for their place in record
books.
Unfortunately. the winner of
the pct contest had no name.. so
h1!. ICpcy has forever since been
ca...._s ··a nameless duck..''
Estimates of the crowd size at
the fint fish fry werc difficuh lO
Spcclaltzf ng in
Individual and
QroupTours
pther. Over three days. some
fish-hungry townsfolk dropped in
for several ~food dinners.
Others traveled from farther out.
and only appeared on~ .
O ut> members finally settled
on the rough figure of 2.500
JUCSts. It was an encouraging
beginning; Miller said. and
provided about S 1.200 1n profi t
for charityt -
Organiztrs chose as beneficial)
a irassy vacant lot at Ncwpon
Avenue and 18th Street. Af\er .
obtaining county. ·permission.
Lions O ub members went to
work to build a baseball diamond
at the site that 1s now lions Park.
' The club members themselves
pushed up the chain link fences
and the back.stop. One of the men
,.ho was in the construcuon
~iness sradcd the lot. 'Mtparina
the diamond.
The diamond rema,ins tQday.
ince 1946, the ~sh f~ has
arown 19to a complex operauon.
fcaturina beauty contcsu, baby
contests. P-tds· entcnainment
and carruval ndes. Late_ly~ the
event )\as netted $80,000 to
S90,000.
But probably no year bas
matched the capers of the second
annual Fish Fry.
It all staned innocently
enou&h.
Someone &Ot the Idea lO send
up a weather balloon piloted by a
dummy. The dummy would carry a dispnch asktn;· ..anyone who
found the balloon 10 mail a
response. Liorts Oobbtn would
thus learn how far ~ li&hter-
than•1r craft ttaveled.
The launch went off u planned.
The balloon's tr.ajcctory was a
little low, Miller aid, and the
balloon battly clcam! the tclc·
phone ltncs. But then the balloon
WlaSIOftC.
The club heard.nothin1_ of the
t.1loon for two weeks. Thtn a
• letter arrived. From Kansas, no
less. .
The leuer was sianed by a man
who wrote he was a farmer. He
detailed tl\e minor trqedy that
happened one day when he was
mowina his fields. A l~tcr-than
a ir contr1p1ion had sailed across
the honzon. the Kansan wrote.
and had landed an his fields.
The farmer's horses bad thus
bolted. tearing up the machine.
destroying fences and injurin&
t-Ocmsclvcs. His field was a mess.
'And what were these Costa Mesa
fello,.s go1n1 to do to repay this
camcs1 laborer. the letter asked.
Back an Costa Mesa, the panic
alarm sounded. The Lions Oub was not incorporated, therefore
any money for a lcpl settlement
would ba"e to come from the
members themselves.
"And some of these suys b9d
some money," Miller reca.llcd.
Mecunp were called. Plans
were drafttd. Finally, Theodore
Robins, father of the local Ford
automobtlc retailer, Sit Milkr
down an his office. Tbc satuation
w:ts irave, Robins warned.
Miller. however. started bust-
ina up. He couldn't hdp it.
Miller, after aJI. was the only
one who knew about Skiln' pa.
Miller was the o nly one anfo~
that the tormented Kansas farmer
was actually a relauve of Skiles'
who. had aareed to mail the
threatenin& letter.
In reahty, SkJln h.ad sent out
two younastcn to find the
balloon, wbich nestled 1n tbe -Back Bey lhonly after -.o«.
He then pUd tbe youlhi 15 to
ke'Cp silent lboet IMir ftndi-
Mlllcr recalls how bc, too. was
womed br'ft be leaned ~ *
joke. ..... I ... &lllLias to a local 1eponcr ..... ._ . ...,-... 191 lllld•
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Tb1~ danna d1spla) of nd1ng ab1lu~ b) the PoltCt-man·s u1c1dt" ~uad
of T1Juana. Mc~1co. ~a\ P41n of th<" C.osta Mr<>a I 1sh I ") ·., annual
parade. TM mo1orc)ck ndt"rs no lon1cr part1c11>31t" 1n thcioc.·al t"\t"nt
FISH FRY ...
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bab) contest at 3 10
At II p m.,there will be a dro~snJ for
1h1\ )Car''> grand pn1c a 1989 ford
Mus1ang l X.
Procttds from alt a1:11,.,111tt go tu
osui Mc~-:-..:e~port lfnrb<>r lions
Club chJr111c~ The club suppom
numerous Cl\" and chantabk ac-
tl\·111cs includ1n& e)t' cart" for the
pOQr 1n Orange ( ount) and Mc,1co
Tht dub ~as rnti.ed mor~ than SI
m1lhon w11h thl· annual l'''eni d'cr
tht: pa~1 .n H'ar\
Club snags a deal o.n this year's cod . .,
ly JOYCE 800&.0VtCH'
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The annual fish Ff) trad1ltonally
has ~truck rc-ar.ln the 11lls or Jccland1c
cod 8u1 not 1h1s )t'aT The 3.000 PQunds ofcod purcha~
for tht' e"en1 came from the cold
Atlanta watcn ofT Can,ada
··w e 101 a bcttc-r de-al ~1th an
cxc-ellt'nt product ..... ,d lions mt'm·
bcr H~o Hun1ikcr. add1na. "The
Canadian eod ta'1c the same u the
kcland1 tod I si.kc nl)' repu·
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~ club purchased tht' rod in
January for about S2 a pound.
tnt'lud1ni cutt1na. proccuina and
frcctcr SlO~. nc \&id lhc Fish
f 11 datt mo"cd clostr. lhc rod was
'torcd at lnpnha Brothm a produ«
houtt 1n C'osaa Mn.a
"for man) )tan •cu~ to bu) 1t ~hole and cut 1 l ouncl" cs." Hunziker
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And f« S4.SO. the fish afictonadO
..,111,rt a mnJ off~ cod. colt sJaw. f~nch ~ buntted roll and rofftt
orM>da.
Uc>ntclub.hastonan Ln M1Ueuaid
the onaanal plan 1n 1946 wat to ~e
only hambutlen and hot dop, ~
latt Hetu Kaiter, a f'ornwr Ora• County~-and owaer oldw Bl~ ...... L-Mllw ~=.~~'-'·°"= .. ......toODet ...... .. • .. ailllwereoelk .,... .......... laid.
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These )OU"I •omen will ~ contestants 1n thC.-h
.\nnual f1ih Fry beaut)' contest an Co ta Mesa From
left arr Laura Ofer ( 19)~ Josephina n1gho ( 17);
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Jennifer tnath ( 19). Marlcnr'. KJClland (20): Kellie
Frawle) (19). Maura Molloer (17). Karen Jones (19)
and hana franm t20) . · · ...
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Parade sets the pace for local everit
Fillets bring benefits
to SOS, other .charities"
... 809 VAN IYKEN ClllCS of Tecatc and ~nscnada 10 -;,:_,,_,_flutll perform t )e cum1na11ons and fit
eyealaua for k>ca! poor ctuktrcn. Tiie cods ha ve bttn kind to the fish fl')' funds, a weU as other
Cost.a Mcsa-Ne""pon Harbor L.ions donations, fuel the dT011
0 1:· more than four decades -of .. The kJd.s are screened for the. dJ~anf and cookana lccland1c cod, as worst ~c problems. .. saad Dr. JdT A1us. a Ncwpon Bea h oplomctnst wet as css u ottc vaneues of the tasty v.ho rqularly aocs on th<' Muican
mannc delicacy. at their annual Fash pal&rimaaes. -The ~orst ca11ts arc the
f l')', the Lio ns have raised more than Ol\csweStt. You S« tlbnr.s lou v.ould SI m1ll1on. And where ha"c all the utccnbac\.s nc"er sec in this count!'}. akc reall) r SC"t~ asullllatasm ""here t))e child
gone? can't Stt a foot in fr~>nl ofhK fact."
WeU, it tarted o ut modestly. When So.me cases require su~ry. v.hach
the club's firM Fash · Frr. tn · 1946 the Laons try to amn1e 1n the 'Uor
proved modestly s~cccssful, mcm-the children v.ho ottd 11 ·sut min\ ·
bers elected to ~pend the St .200 problems. c' en ~"ere one . can be
they'd nused op a new ball field an the remedied with C)(llU~ "'u" said
weed) field aero s from the Veterans The vasllan& e)C' doclors fit the
Hall that v•as later 10 become Lion\ cbddrco \lfllh fram~ takC' prcY.."np-
Park. uons. and then .rttum to ahc L' Thanas accelerated 1cad1I) O\C'r .. b I ad T"' h the nu.t few dttadcs and by the umc v. •.• crc t c coses arc m c. 11tY 1 en
thc 30th fa~h fry came to pan an return bncO) to dispense the al• sc
1976, annual proceeds trom the.event And bov. docs a t hald "'ho could ~ birt'ly Sitt re t to th<' pl\ of sight,. wcTC ocanna the ,30.000 mark .. It ,ancs a lot." .zu~ waad ·· mt'
The 1151 of bcneticianes had also of ahem react really dramat1call)-
&rOYrn. Chpp\ng.s from the 197 Fa h Some of lhtm. IK\ like u· no b1&
Fl') bst the Boys Club. the Girls Club. deal. ..
the YM C >\. Kill) brooke bool. the Closer to home. ahc Lions .C tub
Future Farmcn of Amcnca. Youth used some of m fuod~ to help Sct up
Emplo)'mtnt and H1sh Hopes as an ~c bank at \JCI ~cd1cal (enter
rcc1p1ents of Fash Fl')' la~sc Du Pol'\t said.
Last )car's procttds v.crc a httk "That's a ,-.ondt'rful th1ni," h<'
more 1mprcsswe, OOJJO& 1n at JUSt said ... Many people ha'<' bcncfit1cd
under SI 00.000. Aod mcanwhalc. the from cornea transplants a.s a result of
club's nauonal leadership has de-ahe center. And thc~·s also a lot of
c1dcd to focus on prov1d1ng c)c and; re5earch that aoes on thcrt' ··
hcanng care to th e need)• Fish fr) proe«d~ also go on the "Part of111s used to help the cltn1c r d for health Qrc Jhc local Lion~
at SO (Share Our Stl ... ts)," said Dr Club operates a 'an. staffed b:r Ocorac DuPont. an ophtbalmolo&nt vohaolcer pb)SC'1C1an \haa pro"1dc~
who bclonp to the COl1a Mtt.a· fn:elteakla 9Crttnan&.
Newport Harbor club. .. We'vcstarted ··we check for glaucoma. htann&.
ey JOYa'eao&.OVICH r other marchao& bands will ha"e an The pandc *•II ~n at IO:)Oa.m an c)'c clinic there. It's a Jl'Ul thanJ. and blood supt;" be said -n c \an °'_.,.,_... opportunnr to cam one oftht man) lurday. and w1U (oUow the usual No one is turned 1-..-ay We're ncn lnl"cls all around the arc.a. to ~n1ot
.. Lazy Summer o..,
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the theme trophies offered 10 perucipents (n.-roulC' -t.artana at the H.art>or JCUU\IC)e &)astn to people who nttd centers and lots of o lhcr J>lac.cs w
the COila Maa=:rro:N: Harbor tnes arc scored on a scale from 0 to hoppins Center. Harbor Boulcvud them. at no co t ·· pro"ade thcs.c stf"\.•Ces free ofrbarse."
Lions Club has fl"' the 4-4th I 00 an dafTercnt catesoncs and W1bon Street. and pr«t'!Cd south fish fl') fund ha"e so~ farther (n additJon to thc C)C prosnms
.,. 10 19th t.rcet. tumina ~' to afield. on occasion, DuPont said there arc sun oumnous ot~ ehan-
ann\&&l F&lh. ff) parade. sla_ltd for Lions Oub president Bob Chap-Anaheim A"cn~ and south to Lions .. bout 3''> )cars aao. -~ had • tics o n the Fish F" dona\Jon ""·said
June), . man. Ma)Of Peter Buffa and council Parl.11 18th tree and Par\ VCOU<' mcctana .,_.,,h I club 1n M indanao. '" Tet'T) o· ~JI, a Spokesman for the
Grand ManbaJ (Of' lhe t'cnt 1s mcmben ""IU be tn the hncup The d call 2 "'1 the Ph1l1pp1ncs." ht s.itd "\\.c v.cnt ta Mcsa-Ncwpon Harbor club
Rams liaeblder Mart Jcn.c. The March1oa bands frondmEsC~ Mesa. hours. P(;':n~ia~u ~'::' 1g~ the o1ver thhen.' and hcl~ -.11h an C)Cf ut club official'! ..,0 n·i l.now unul
Costa Mna POiice COior Guards ..,11 Nc.,.l)Or1 Harbor a t.aneaa bteh CO\lctcd utlc of Mm COJta Mc-sa· c 1n1c t ere They'rt \try hon o aRt'rth1s )tar'se,ent v.hat the prcc1
lead \he hacup, aid per..x coorch· 1ehoob will be featured. aJona *•th Miss Mermaid. wall also paruo pa.te.m.. doeton of all kinds there And pcoplt _ allocatton of m<>n.t v.1U ~. ~ td.
nator Jim ftrr)m.an. floats from 'uc:h orpn11.at.on1 as the the c"cnt lind •l .. \Cl') d1fficuh to JCl C)c "We ha~\C an alloca11on mtt\lftl Costa Mesa Gari Scouts. the C11y of &la~sc-s · CHI') )cat because "'c'rt nc\tr sure
ferryman taid a~ with man)· Hunun&ton Beach and tht' Oran«t ferryman said parade \ LCWU\I is Twitt a )Qr, a 1roup of Lion Club bow much we're coins to make.-he
local dap.1tanes, lhe parade v.1U bt C I 0 1 u-... ... h h "~ don.td ••lh 14 blncb. I I tqllC\\nH ounl) pc(ll )mp1n U CCIA'('I rnorou.,JOUI t t rout:e. opwmctnsts aocs lO t c mC~acan said.
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SuppOrts . Lions Club
44th Annual Fish Fry
380 East 17th St. -Costa Mesa
Clflit 11111. In fn. "l:tO " SJO
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68. Rincon lnicrmeduue School
Band -Dnll Team
69. Rinco n Intermediate School
B:rmr-Tall Fla-ir--
70. South Bay .Beauties-Majoret-
te
71. South Bay Be:iuties -MaJO.re1-
te Corps
72. Cit' of Costa Mesa hool
Crossing Cu3rd -No\itlt)
73 Dewc)s Rubbish -Float
74. Cahfom1a Rou&Jl Riders of
Rowland He1&h~ -Eque tnan
75. Tan1aa Hancef -Majorette
76. Jennifer Babic -M3JOrcuc
77 Nam') Jacque..,_ toll -Equc!.-
1rian ,, 78~ &'rrano ln1errned1atc School
aand -Color Guard •
79. Serrano Intermediate School ~and-Drum MaJOr
80. Serrano Intermediate Sc'hool
~and -Drill Team ,
81 Semno Intermediate Sch®I
Band -Band·
82. Glendale Federal -Float
83. Oransc Kounty Klowns
Clowns
84. LA. Qu1cniean -Drill Team
SS. LA. Quienican-Drum Squad
86. Young Californians Baton &
Twirlina -Majorette
87. Ypung Californians Bato n &
Twirhna-MaJorette
· 88. Teresa & Rick Vulcuch -
Equestrian
89. Bolsa G rande Marching
Matadors -Drum Major
90. Bolsa Grande Marching
Matadors-Dnll Team
91. Bolsa G rande Marching
Matadors -Band
92. Bolsa G rande Marctnng
Matadors -Tall Flag.\
93: fhc Green Leaf Clo"cr') -
Ahson Wnght -Ma1ore11e 9~. The Green Ltaf CLo"crs --;
Ma1orette ·
·95_ Cuy bfCosui Mesa -Float
96. Charles 0 . Jones Jr. H1Jh
Matching Band -Drum MaJor
97. Charles D. Jones-Jr. High 112. Lynn V~ Studios -Nov-
Man:hina Band -Drill Team eh · ·
98. Clwles D. Jones Jr. High r 13. A YSO Rqjon 120 -Eques-· Marchin& Band -Band tnan
99. Charles 0 . Jones Jr. Hieb I 14. Joy{ulenes-MIJOrcttes ~an:hina knd-Dril.L:Iea.m --I IS. S~ ltaftlU'Band -Drum 100. Costa Mesa Pony Baseball -Sq~ .
Marehina Unit 116. United Sta~s Navy-Float
101. Robin Snyder-Eq~1trian 11 7. Costa Mesa Library -
I 02. Cauie Monaelus -~rcne Marchina Unit
103. Melanie Ruffner-M11ore1te I 18. Ashlciah Archard-MaJOret-
104. Harbor Chrisrian Fellowship lt
-Color Guard 119. Patricaa Swift-Ma.tOrette
105. Harbor C'hnstian Fellowship 120. Holland School 8aod -
-Float Orum Major
I 06. Harbor Cbnstian Fellowsh1p1 121 Holla,,& School Band -Band
-March1na Unn
107. BellOower Hiah School Band
-Drum Major .
108. Bellflower H1&h School Band
-Band
109. BellOower H1Jh School Band
-Dnll Team
I Io. BellDo•er H1ah School Band .!.. Drum $Quad
111 . ecunowcr Hiib School Band
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121. Holland School Band -Tall
~3. The ComcdyOub -Antique
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124. Theresa G. 81\00do-Eques.
trian
12S. Junior Twu1enes -Ma-
jorettes
126. S.ma Vim ln~ediatc Baftd-Dnam~
127. Sitrn Vista lnt.ermediate
Band-Band
128. Slen'I Vista lntttmcdaatt
Badd -Tall Flaas
129. Ve1et'alis Memonal Hall -
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